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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-03
THE PAPERMAkERS
At HoIyosc TO Number OF 5000 Will Sc Out Of
Mills. Today.

HoIyoi.c. Mass. juno 2.-Tomorrow,
II the expectations Of the strikers are
realized. there viii he nearly 5000 oper
atiycs out from the paper mills which
have rot agreed to the demands. The
fircmcn. this evening voted to call a
meeting of the wooden operatives for
Tuesday. t. institute q union. Pickets
win ~. posted at all Of the mills in the
morning but no serious trouble is an
ti,ipotcd. Tie state board of arbitra-
tinE IL expected. tomorrow.
\ member Of the American Writing
Pepper 40. said. tonight, THAT that COM
pany would say nothing for some time
regarding the strike. as the fircmen
rive them until July to answer their
dama nds. in accordance with the no.
ticcs posted. Friday, all Of the mills
Will open in Tire morning. but ii is con
iidentlN predicted. tonight, that none
az ttcsc affected 10y the strike Will
start their machinery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-03
ELECTRIC AND TRAIN COLLIDE.
hirc Persons Seriously and One Perhaps ia.
tally Hur. at Mckecsport, Pa.

MgKccsport PA. June BY col
liaion between q car on the United
frrction cos line ana train on the
McI,"rs port 4 Bale Vernon Branch Of
TIE FitjshurE X Lake Erie Railroad at
NJ, i[ccSport. to-day. nine people were
more or less injured. one perhaps ia
tally. The injured are:
s -yluuths-old child OF James Mon
ctyille uf McKcrsport. confusion Of the
ii-l.t temple.
Edna Fey. aged years. or Duquesne,
badly cut about the head.
Tony Jordan. MCkccsport, confusion
of the right leg.
james Smith. Mckeesport, severely
cut about the head.
James Nj. Quid. McKeesport, badly
bruised about the body.
Conductor Irwin Montgomery. spine
injured. bruised and cut about the
head and body. confusion OF right arm
and left leg cut: may die.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-03
JAMES A. HsRNE DEAD.
The WclI-inoxn Actor Passes k.ay a. His
New foFl Home.

New YORK, J2uc james 4. Tcruc.
ihv wril-kunwn actor aud plIywrif Ia,
Gicd. to-day. e.; his Lemc ia This cits oi
acute hrurchIii@ ann pneumonia. after am
illness ~ .Eht weeks. Mir. tiCruC was
t.t1,n in at Chicago while paving in NJ
Sag liarhor .ilv came at once to us
home took 90 hiS hc,l ANA never ros'. "a
had be,u sSFE uSCd for SON Gays ina. ne
was improving limit. saturday rg ht. there
was q change fur thC worse which result
"a fatally M his bo'is..c when ms passed
away were Mrs. Hcrac. his three dauEh-
tiers and his 5-ygar-oid son.
Mr. Herne was Form ~ Troy. Feo. T.
iSiS. Ills FIRST appearance m the stage
WAS at the .Adci1hi ] hvatrC. Troy. in ] ~
when hc acted the part NJ George Shc,by
IN Uncle Tom Cabin" lie remained
AT this theatre tWp seasons. .taNlnG y q
go to tbI Holiday Street Thea r. FIJI Bll-
timure. whore hr remained three year
He made the opening speech at the .d-
iCAtitn ri Fords Theatre IN WaSnlnSi on
iu which President I-nsoln was after
ward assassinatcd. Il VS. about tha:
time that We became leading man for SUI
san Denim, then al actress Of great prom
inence III remained associated with her
one wear and th"u went 90 California
July :. 1866. Mr IIcrnc married Helen
Western. a sister Of Lucille Western.
Mr. IIeruc was no lceS known as 4 play
wriEkt than as M actor AiicT M h IN =
Nariablv ari area in Mis- own plays. LIS
first play prudUCcG Wa Hearts of OAK
first i.4,,lc'. in l>i> hnC which made 2 Tor
tcH fcS its author. II lS~' ne produce I
'''thr -.dnuteInaH. also his OWE, but tha
uat mlrt W4.h erCUt success. Drifting
.tia;f. next rrnuuc,d. caused him TO los
heavily. il.S next pay was Margaret
Fleming which on. ned lin Boston hut
which did not meet with popH ar favor.
Shore Aces. which brouGht MIN more
fame ana added 10 Ills fortune. was pro
duced in 1892. but "tirtiith Davenport,
which he put a. the boards. WAS not 80
successful. Sag iiarhor" was first prn-
,lucci three Yeas "So. JciiV ANA ChystaI.
Mr.. Hornc's two eldest daughters, an
p,arod with hlm in II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-03
bREAD-W|NNER!S!..

Arc De,c:an Hares and Hens ~ more Pc,
lien" I that viii lay 20 eg :;gg;ns 3 incOr'
year. You can have ptlbl how.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-03
TIE CONSTITUTION
Continued f-cn page j.;

outside the light wna ready ana aii TN.
invited guests wcr, present, but az tn
Inst minute n Was decided NOT 10 take
any chance ~ wcttiuE the sails, whic1
might result 80 spelling them.
Tho thai Mas Therefore ;lurtpoucd Entii
Monday morning. when Il is c1pec ed The
cup defender VIII leave her berth about
81 O'Clock. weather permitting.
Regarding the NV YORK dispatch whicp
appeared In Yesterday morning papers.
ia the effect that Thomas ". Lawson HAD
best IN CORE HpnuGtnrc wills the New
YORK Yacht club ard lId agreed To mn
Of their terms, including tho fun surTrn-
dyF az hiE yacht 20 some member ~ thc
clgb. Mr. Lawson Said. yesterday:
Everyone seems 20 ~ better posted
than l. | know 10 nothing that haa ia
amy Way changed w Affected th- stHtLs
rs my yacht inGeps ndcBcs since the pub
icntIru ~ mo letter cr HaY zs.
Tn" letter Mr. Lawson refers 10 aSrc, r
ru TITS IHrt "a charter liam interest in
the Independence Z" am member ~ thc
Nav York } tcht Club th4t THAT organize
tluu may Indicate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-03
THE REVOLUTION cOLLApSes.
Santo Domingo Revolt Crushed a. Very Start,
No Freight from Columbia.

Kingston. ia. June 2.-It is reported
here that the revolution in Santo Do
mingo has been completely crushed at
its inception. A number OF the promi-
nent rebels have been shot or impris-
oned. Among the latter is a son OF the
late President Hcreaux. who il said to
have been the leader of the movement.
The Royal Mail steamer La Plata re-
ports that there is little cargo Offering
from Colombian ports in consequence
of the heavy export duties recently i'm
posed by the Colombian government in
order to redeem its issue of paper
money and to meet expenses incident
to the revolution.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-03
National League Standing.
Other Games, Saturday.
I: Norwich, G.

At Dcrby-Derby I; Norwich, G.
At Providcncc-Brown. 2; Cornell, ].
AT New Havcn-Yalc. .; Princeton, 8.
At Hartford-Hartford, }; Toronto, a.
At Worcester-Worccster 4; Montreal, o.
At Cambridge-Yalc "a. 6; Harvard
'Gi, 0.
At Observation-Disclosures 6; Rochcs-
ter, 3. .
At Boston-Boston latin. II; Hopkin-
son. 6.
At Northumberland High. 4: Bel
fast, =.
At Observation-Disclosures 5; Water
bury, 2.
At Observation-Disclosures. 0: Norwich
Uni, s.
AT Observation-Disclosures, II; Holy
Cross, 0.
At Enthusiastically slcyan. s.; VIII
liams. Z.
Al New Havcn-Ncw Haven. 16; New
London, 2.
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90 you KNOW W. C. HOOPER?
Remains Of Unknown Suicide at Newton. Mass.
Removed to Tomb.

Newton, Mass. June 2-Thc body of
the unknown man who committed sui
eide by throwing himself over the stair
railing from the fourth floor of the
Willard building, last Thursday. was.
today, removed from the morguc to the
receiving tomb of the cemetery. The
name wv. {. Hooper which appears
on his shoes, hat and spectacle case is
thought to be his correct name. The
Undertaking is marked in ink with
letters and figures. which ii is believed
was done in some state institution of
which the deceased was once an in
mate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-03
LEWISTON.

Runs made-By Allard >. u. Regain.
Merritt. Lake >. J. Gliday. Connors. Nc
Lauchlin. L. Gilday. Boardman ,, BIrrill.
Wise. Doe Howe .. Times at bait.
Regain ). .\ilard. ,, ID. Regain ). Merritt !.
Lake s. J. Gilday ). Connors 4. Mcl.auGh-
lin 4. L, Ciiday ,, total 81; Tibbctts >.
Mullaney 4. Boardman 4. Burrill I, Wise
3. O'Toole A. Doe 4. Howe I. Farrell !. to-
tai So. Earned runs-Lowell ,. Lewiston
. Two-baSe hits-P. Regain, Merritt.
7. G.lday Thrce-base hits-Boardman.
Howe Home run-Doe. Stolen bases-P.
Regain. Lake ,. Connors. Mclaughlin.
Double pIays-McI.auShI I. Regain and
Merritt; Connors McLaughlin ana T. Ike.
gan Bases on balls-Off =. Gilday .. off
Farrell. Struck out-By Gilday 3. by
Farrell .. Passed bali-Burrill. Time. In
4Jm. Umpire, Moore Attendance. 1870.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-03
MADE NO CONFESSION
Mrs. Geo. Freeman Of Bridgewater. Insane and
Story Is Work Of Gossips.

st. John, N. g.. June 1.-The Hart
land Advertiser in its Saturday issue
states that the story of Mrs. George
Freeman of Bridgcwater. making a
confession of murder is absolutely
false: that Mrs. freeman has been i'll
long time and is insane and that DR..
White declaims having heard any con-
fession but that the story is the work
of malevolent gossips.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-03
FUSIllERS ON RIOT.
Guard Fired On and Two Men EadIy Injured by
Bay0Hct Thrus.s.

London, June "A military riot oc-
Cured, last night, at Shorncliffc. a
detachment of the Dublin Fusiicrs, ac-
tuated by GONE imaginary grievance.
wrecked their barrack room. The
guard was called out to arrest the
ringlca6crs and shots were fred by the
Fus!icrs, who met the reinforced
guard with volley of ball cartridge
and with bayoncts. TWO men OF the
guard were seriously injured by bayo-
net thrusts. The riot lasted for two
hours.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-03
BANGOR. a; MANCHESTER. I.
A Pitchers Battle With Better Supper. by
Visitors. Police Protect Umpire.

Manchester, June 1.-Today's game be-
p,tchcrs' battle, and Willis had the bet
ter support. Drinkwater held the visitors
down well for seven innings, bat in the
eighth they punched five singles. muff
by Smith and Writings failure to hoiJ
a thrown ball allowing Bangor to make
three runs. Manchesters run was made
Writings two-baggcr. Umpire Lezottc's
decisions at critical points created mucn
dissatisfa cticn, and but for the police IL
was said he would have been roughly
used ;yhen the game was ended. TN
game was played in drizz:ing rain. The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-03
WaTS0. WORRIES.
Docs Not Liz, The Many Criticisms Of Sham
rock II Being M1ee.

New York Iuuc -trrurdtug % = lis
patch tu tho World frrn Glasgow nasiln
,r Watson g. CRAFTY worried ~ crit
cisTns passed uu ht. worku 4astip IN ;ir
Upton CHALLENGER.
ia tald SIR Thomas Upton he dill nnt
place any value an the result az thu re-
tent triAi races uu IN" Soitnt
fIr built the challenger with an eye 4"
American sailing conditions and nothing
has happened to alter his Judgment MAJ
Shc viii prove the tastes; challenger eyer
sent across
CAN'T. Sycamore expresses entire aETcv-
mrut with ihls view ~" lays IL he ANA
Watson had th,:r waF the challenger
would have. by,u brought straight Act n4.s
tho Atlantic when she was launched to
~ tuned wy Errc. hgt sir Thomas ill rnt
want this t..aISc his only chance ~ h1v-
Ing tive King As hia Euc,t was to have
M Sul,nt trials.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-03
Burglars al Tariiiville. Ct.

Tariffville, CT, June 2.-Early Satur-
day morning burglars blew open a
large safe in the store OF Dewey &
Curtis, in which the post Office is To-
Gated. and stole $50 worth OF postage
stamps and SIS in money. No one in
the village heard the explosion, and
the robbery vas not discovered until
tt,atetcre was opened at o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-03
dwelling OF Bismarck Monument. June is

Berlin. June at is now announced
that the ceremony of unwilling the Bis
marck monument which was originally
fixed for tomorrow. but postponed ow-
ing to the death of Count Wilhelm Won
Bismarck, will take place, June 16
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-03
WILL RETAIN CONTROL.
United Slatc5 Will Cover Cuba Until Plat
Amcndm ,ni Is idopted.

Washington. June 1T is officially
stated that the United States viii re-
main in control in Cuba until the Flat
amendment has been substantially"
adopted.
This was made known to Con. Wood.
lastTucsday. by See. Root. ANA his Ic-
ton has been approved by the Prcsi-
dent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-03
Sguatters Ordered to Vacatc.

Middlctcwn, n. Y, June 2.-E. II.
Hartman has purchased the Josiah X.
Mead tract consisting of hundreds of
acres of wild land west of Tuxedo. II
is now inhabitated by hundreds Of
squatters. Mr.. Hartman has notified
the squatters to vacate and will i'm
prove the land for park purposes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-03
Ragid Transit Tunnel Virtually Ended.

New York June 2.-Unanimously the
Central Federated Union, today. voted
10 reconsider the action taken 10y the
meeting on the previous Sunday ana
to give the committee on rapid transit
full power to effect a settlement" II
strike on the Rapid Transit tunnel
thus virtually is brought to an end.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-03
AUGUSTA.

Runs made-By Page. Allen. Shea,
Kcarney :. Holloway. Moran. Times a,
bat-Pacc 1. Allen ;. Hanscomb 8. Snca I.
kearncy ). Holloway 4, Colpoys >, Boyle
5 Parker 3. total 40: Callahan 3. Moran :,
Bradley /, Ross I. Mcintyre l. l.. cross :.
T. cross A. Davis 1. Hassett 3. total ~.
Earned run--Nashua. Stolen bases
kcarncy, Callahan. Moran. Cross. pou-
bic play-Moran, Callahan and bradley.
Base on halIs-By Parker >, by j. Cross :.
Passed ball-Paee Umpire. Malone.
Time. In. com. Attendance. 100.
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WIPED OUT BY EURlaRS.
Post Office and County Treasury Looted and
Town OF Jasper Tex. Ba.neG.

Beaumont. Texas. June 2.-Thc little
town OF Jasicr. county sea; OF Jaspcr
county, was entirel! wiped out by IRE,
today. Seventeen houses, including every
business house in the place. ana a numoer
OF residences We're destroyed.
Previous to the fire The post Office safe
and the safe of the coun,y treasurer were
found to have .ccn blow open and rit,cd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-03
Boston Eachinists Win Their Points.

Boston. June THE 9-hour commit
tee Of the Nachinists Union estimate
that 200 machinists in Boston and
vicinity have secured the 9-hour work
day and advance in wages demanded
and that 5000 others workers within
the territory named have secured
shorter hours
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CUBAN MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
Nationals. Candidate for Mayor OF Havana and
Majority Of Council Elected.

Havana, June 9TH" predictions of tn
Havana Nationalist concerning the Out
come of yesterdays municipal elections
are verified. Senator Miguel Gencr, tn"
Nationalist candidate, was elected mayor
Of Havana, receiving HE votes, against
15;3 cast for Senior Mora. Republican. and
32ll for Senior Carlos Garcia. Democratic.
The Nationalist elected Is members Of
the municipal council. the Republicans
four ard the Democrats two.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-03
FIRST k6NoSl:c MARRIAGE
With It's Peculiar Promises and Pledges 1s!cs
Place a. Cincinnati.

Cincinnati. Junc 2.-Thc first Agnes N
marriage in this country occurred here,
today. III the AgnoS;iC Sunday school
The Contracting rdr!icS were trcd ETlin2
ind Miss Martha seaman. JCstic Alex
andcr Roobli1g performed the legal part
OF the ceremony. after which both parties
made their 2lcuges. including one not to
resist divorce proceedings. The bride
also repeated the words; Should | dis
cover that we are uuCongenia or mis-
mated ! hereby pledge that | Will not
bear children t;at are not born Of affcc
ton"
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MANCHESTER.

Runs mndc-By Hayward. DriscoII' MI
son. Willis. Shook. Times at ba,.oiui-
hecn 3. }. Kelly 4. Spooner :; HayWar,u T.
Driscoil 1, Nelson ,. w. Kelly :, Ozark T.
Willis t. Jope >, total IS: Shinccl T. lier
wig 5. Smith 4, Murphy ). Kelly =. hi,ne
A. Shook ). Whiting 4. Drinkwa1cr . 70
hits-WhjtinE Spooncr Stolen bases
Hedwig. Smith. Marphy. Double piaSa,,-
Whiting to Kane: Driscoll to law yu;,
R,scs on balls-Off Drinkwater ;. OIL VIII
lis 4 Struck out-By Drinkwatcr j, by
Willis 1. Umpire, Lczotte. Time, IN I'm
Attendance, SEQ.
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Solomon Rice. one OF the agents OF
Adam Forepaugh's circus diou nj tin
Boston CITY Hospital. Friday. Of heart
failure. The body was. Saturday, taken
% PM adelphia. where Mr. III . belonged
Mr.. Rice was about Is years old and ono
OF the nest-krown advance agents in the
country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-03
American League. Sunday.
AT DETROIT.

At DETROIT.
detroit % i Sill?
PhiIadclphia , ; . / ellis
Batteti s-t'risi ana Buelow: Ecrnhardt
and Powers. Attendance. 900
At CHICAGO.
chicago ........0 Q = lie
washington IS o 0 . o . I'D :
MISUNDERSTANDING ana sullivan: Carrick.
I ,r and Grady. Attendance. HOO.
At MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee IL o q 9 o. : 6-l
r;ostou ....1 q o 0 o o 9-l3-lS-!
I;at;eries-Rciiy and Leahy; Young and
Sch,e ckcngoSt. Attendance, 500.
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The Weeks Schedules.
LEAGUE.

Monday, Tuesday Wednesjay-Boston
at Milwaukee. Washington at Chicago,
Athletics at Detroit. Baltimore at C.eve-
land.
Observation-Disclosures at Cleveland
Friday. Observation-Disclosures at Boston,
Chicago at Washington, Cleveland Ill Tai-
iimore, Detroit at Philadelphia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-03
PORTLAND. q; HAvERH'LL, 3.
Close and Exciting Game With Scrap Be-
tween Two Players.

Hayerhil-June 1.-Portland again de
feated Haverhill today, in very close
game. portland holding the lead through
out the game. 1he pitchers were in fine
form, and the battle between them was OF
an exciting nature. White, iavcrhill $
new pitcher. put up an excellent game.
The fielding on both sides was good. Dur
ing the ninth inning a collision occurred
between Dorsey and Barry while Dorsey
was attempting to make i double play.
The men came to blows. but were soon
separated, and the game went on. The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-03
HANERHILI.

Runs madc-By Barry, Curtis, O'Ericn.
Conner. Cassidy .. N. Dorsey. Times at
bat-Barry 3, Curtis 5. O,Bricn 5. J. Con
roy 4, Wiley 3. Welch 4, Harmon 1, Muir
phy 3. Connor ,, total SO; Cassidy 5, Con-
roy 3. NJ Dorsey 4. Costello 4, O'Neil 4.
Dorsey 4. McNaliy ,, Broman 4 White ),
Home run-Cassidy. Stolen base-Barry.
Double plays-Dorsey (unassis cd; NJ.
Dorsey to Dorsey to O'Neil: FIRST base
on balls-On Conner }. off Whit =: Struck
out-Ry Conner ), by White. Umpire.
Whcelocl1. Time. III. iom. Attendance.
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human skeleton uncar.hcd b. work
men in the construction OF the Dover,
ccrer worth & Rochester Electric Rail-
way is thought to he that of en- Indian.
Fran its condition. /. Is supposed 70 have
bcen baried at least 100 years
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Barge Columbus Raised.

New York, June 1.-The barge CO.
lumbus, loaded with coal. which sank
off bridgeport, Conn. March C. was
raised, today, and towcd to City Is
land.
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NASHUA. 6: AUGUSTA, I.
Loose Fielding and a Tumble in the Ninth Docs
the Business.

Nashua. June NASHUA won second
game from Augusta. this afternoon, ON
account of loose fielding. The visitors
made a good showing during the first few
innings, but went to pieces in the last
Parker pitched IA good game and kept the
hits within the iniicld. The score:
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HARE, HUTCH AND REHHthI 4.

Pss new PAPER IS st n fn' yea ns
Il 5eIis ycn how to make ma sads and o tTts
ones. ii leaves out .,'1 hnsiness On ,n,ion
and gets right down. So trial supsc.nrp Ws
:;: !, Ss !: e: & 4:
s sG woT H qf H. Z H.. BELFAST iansids
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Ypunn Boy Drowned al hmesV'''

Ame5bury. Mass. June 2 ;;,.-sJGsrips Nlr.
tell, the 5-vear-old son Gi fafternoon
,ell. was drowned. tmS III The bca
rowow river near his hoiiie' j
rvos recovered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-03
New England League Standing.
Ameri car League. Saturday

At II trcit-BaltimoTe. ;; Detroit, !.
At characterization. 10: Chicago. =.
At Observation-Disclosures 3; Miiwau-
At Decentralization 6: Cleve-
land. ..
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American League Standing.
National League. Saturday.

At Chicago-St. Louis. 9: Chicago, >.
At New Yorll-Ncw York, >: Boston. |.
At Pittsburgh incnatti. {: PittsburG. J.
At Philadcphia-Ph iladclphia. s; Brook
Ign.
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THEY BREAK EVEN.
Lowell and Lewiston Each Win q Game al
Lowell. Saturday.

Lowell. June Lowell and Lewiston
broke even. today. in the double-headcr.
Lewiston won the first game by oppor-
tune hitting aided by slow fielding By
IOwell. KERN was replaced by Connors
IN the eighth. but no benefit resulted to
the home team. The feature was won
dcrful handed stop by Howe OF hot
grounder in the eighth. The score:
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The macserel Striking 10.

Halifax. N. s. June y tuiaIifaz. T.
~ nackercl were STRUCK u hsuls
day. aud schooners nlauc = ~
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National League. Sunday.
AT CINCINATTI.

NJ CI-NCIN-NI 7.
Cincinatti 80 0 j Gl- ~
ST. Louis .....0 . | bill
Battcrics-Hahn and Bergen: Harper
and Nichols. Attendance. li,i9i.
AT CHICAGO.
Chicago ........0 0 IL
Pittsburg ......1 o iii
Batteries-Waddcll and kahoc: Lever
and O'Connor. Attendance, 1i0U.
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9th r Games. Sunday.

At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ); Rochcs
ter. 4.
At Syracusc-The Syracuse Buffalo
game was postponed: rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-03
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

Monday-Augusta at Lowell. Port ana
at Manchester. Bangor ut llaverhils,
Lewiston at Nashua.
Tucsday-Augusta at Lowell. Portland
at Manchester. lewiston at Nashua.
Wednesday and Thursday-Portland az
Lowell. Lewiston at HaNcrhill Augusta
at Manchester. Bangor at Nashua.
Friday--Aucusta at HRverhill. bangor
at Lowell. Lewiston al Manchester, PORT
land at Nashua.
SATURDAY. Bangor at Lowell, Portland
at Nashua, Lewiston at Manchester.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Monday. Tuesday. Wcdncsday--Eo%ton
at Chicago. New York at st. Louis. Inii-
cinatti.
Thursday Friday. Saturday-Boston at
St Louis. Brooklyn ut PittsburS. Ne"
York at Cincinatti, Philadelphia at chi-
cago.
Sunday-Ncw York AT Cincinnati, Brook
Ign at Chicago.