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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-10
POLAND SPRINGS
Continued from page IL

pride swelling in my bosom: II ~ ' ,hs
evening, when for the first time III tne
history OF your State its LeEis'a.u ,n,'
met In reunion. Other LEGISLATURES i anI
assembled and adjourned; ii,,s" a,Sc,tntcd
maJectic principles have bctn ~,
ana determined. but 1t remaiihi'S, .,ta III.
rth Legislature of our dear oiu .J.n and
hrst 10 assemble in this ma. ',tmrv re-
progressive age of the 2pth con. ~,
hold a reunion and again ,.,i,io,' have
friendships and associations wiic' n,
bound us SO tondly and so iifihiy 'ots'
err" -
The toastmaster then introduces COY
Hill as the next sneaker. Gov. mn a"
dress was very brief. occuryh,s ~ e. ~
one minute lie thanked ~" LII t,,ra ma
Kindness extended TO the Legislature ~,
other members of the state So Vsi,ini', ~
and their friends. and took ahVan,asr ~ ~
the occasion to remark. a. 'ilc ~, he.
the host I've always hsea a i''.i
lever IN the virtues OF puiG, III na,1
lat never fully realized uh'li ''uha ~"
much some OF my good lr'iris ~ ~, ~
ho nciitcd by Its regular anu PRUNING"
use
Mr. Manlcy sale: II have always been
opposed to the removal OF inc 80 %
government from III. one place Wl,c', "
;nc is the most beautiful spot that inns
earth gives to man; sui J am Gratriu'
that the scat has Temporarily feho,cu 10
Poland Springs ! look BACK :" ne - 70
laturc of last winter with sood u,'tl ~
pleasure, happiness and pride. Lndoupt-
cGly as a body we had oar S'i'S oi oihiS
sion and OF commission, but as Wh"if
the executive department n" ~ aiaaua,
are to be congratulated. we oil" a STcht
work. Il hard work, one not easily per-
formed. 1t will be great many years
before We shall have assemhich IN our
state a Legislature that can make or Wlli
make Il better record ! want To tender
lo our distinguished hosts our pfolouhh
thanks for their generosity. 'h'li hinu
ness and their great liberality ~ proNii,
ing for this reunion. And To y"i ore an f,
All | tender my greetings. thanking God
that we are yoiIchsafed TO meet again Ia
rejoice over our triumphs, % regret ana
To strive to atone for our failures. ,
Specches by Hr. Kicker. Charles COOK
ana other followed and all were CONS IT.
mcntary to Maine and its business, rs
suruncCs Were given that no Dop'l "aS
being started for the removal 81 thc STAT
capitol from Augusta TO Kicker mn. as
some feared.
The speeches were followed by music,
which closed the days program
Sunday there were coaching paruCs am
the guests VIII leave Monday.
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A COLD. BLEAK DAY
Docs Not Dampcr the Ardor Of tho Visitors on
Sunday.

South Poland. Me, June 9.-Although
i cold, bleak wind blew steadily
throughout the day. the guests at the
biz; house party given by the Kicker
Brothers to Governor Hill ana his cx
ccutivc council and the members OF the
10th Legislature. passed a pleasant
Sunday. In the big hotel the legislators
with their wives and friends gathered
about the great open fire places and
discussed subjects ranging all the way
from the latest styles in summer incry
to seemingly impossible proposed fcats
in making more stable the intricate
machinery of the ship of state. None
Of the many little gatherings where
questions of public interest were dis
Cusscd. however. had any apparent po-
litical significance.
During the day the contingent was
augmented by the arrival Of Hon. Han
nihll IIamlin Of Ellsworth. President
Of the Senate; ANA Hon. +. NJ. Simpson
Of Bangor, .itltc assessor and chair
man of the Republican State commit
t,t. There were present in all - mem
E'ls nj the House and all the members
Senators McFaddcn ~ Lincoln county.
i.urlciE:h Of Aruostuok, Titconb of
York Bryant of Somerset. Adams of
Tcuols"ot. and Murchie Of Washing
ton. Nearly all were accompanied by
ia i: wives. All the members OF the
executive council ANA staff were pres
cnt ana 10 Of the departments of State
Waic represented bringing the aggrc-
gate up to fully 400.
At II o'clock. this forenoon, Divine
service was held in Music hail. Rev.
l.. V. Farnsworth of Bedt.ington. u
member of the House, oiIjciltcd. He
took for his text Matt. VII: II came
not to destroy but 10 fulfil" There
was congregational singing at the ser
vice.
This afternoon. coaching parties
visited points Of interest in the sur
rounding country. including the Elm
wood stock farm. and the Shaker set
tlcment ut New Gloucester. about four
miles from the hotel. This evening
there was d sacred concert in Music
hall.
The party will break up, tomorrow.
and leave for home on the various
trains during the day.
The speakers at the banquet. Satur-
day evening. besides Gov. Hill. Senator
Fernald of Androscoscin county ttoast-
MASTERY and Hon. j. II. Manlcy were:
T.. 4. Kicker of Poland Springs. Coun-
cillOr Charles S. Cook of Portland.
Councillor Don A. II. Powers. Houl
ton: Senators VIM. II. White Andro-
scoggin; Harry Il. Virgin. Cumbcr-
land George G. Weeks, Somerset;
Stanley Plummer. Penobscot; ana l..
NJ. Staples Of Knox: Representatives
Waldo Pcttcngill of Rumford Falls;
Cyrus w. Davis. Waterviic; and
Frank Nj. Bennett. Hollis: Scion
Chase. 1.-THE Sage of Chasc's Mills" and
George RI. Daniels. general passenger
agent of the New York Central Rail-
way OF New York.
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FIVE KlllED.-SEVEN INJURED.
Two Trains Collide a. vestal. n. r.. With Dis.
asirous Results.

EnEhanton, " Y. June Give
men were killed ana seven injured in
last nights terrible accident at Nestal.
Tho dead:
John +. Kelly. head brakeman of the
Wild Cat train.
J. Il. POlhamus. conductor of train
No. 81.
Elmer Polhanus. trainman Of train
No. e.
John Coulter. fireman first engine Of
the Wild Cat freight.
Fred Wiihcrby. fireman second en-
CINE of wild Cat freight.
The injured:
Henry Polhamus, fagman Of train
No. 81. badly Jared, left hand torn or.
John LorcEan. engineer Of second
engine OF Wild Cat, slightly injured;
jumped and escaped.
George Motthias. engineer of first en-
CINE Of Wild Cat. slightly injured.
Charles Miller.
Martin Kelly.
NJ. Harrison. trainman on the Wild
Cat, slightly injured.
VIM. Mcddck. head flagman on train
10. g.. slightly hurt.
Many Of those who were thought to
be fatally hurt, last night. recovered
from the conclusion and. today, figure
IN the list OF slightly hurt.
All through the early morning hours
the rcsCuers toiled among the burning
freight cars at the scene Of the explo-
sion, but 1t was not until late this ar
tcrHncn. that portions Of the last dis
mcnbcrcd body to be accounted for
were discovered a quarter of mile
from where the explosion occurred,
while the tracks Of the Delaware.
LackaWanna & Western Railroad were
completely blocked until FAR past mid
DAY.
Both trains were completely wrecked
and the engines Of the Wild Cat freight
which ran into the rear of train No.
81. which was taking water at the
time and which carri' the fatal car OF
dynamite We're reduced to scrap iron.
pieces OF which have been picked up at
distance of half mile away.
Aside from the damage to railroad
property. much minor damage IS re
ported. Nearly every house in the vii
laEe Of Ncstal ana Union. which is
across the Susquehanna from the
wreck. lost moro or less OF it's window
glass. while farmers houses and barns
near the scene were badly shattered.
None of the inmates, however, were in
cured.
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|. WASTED POWDER.
Prof. Moore on the Bombard-
ment of Hail Storms.
lust as Probable as Influence Of Moon
on the Weather.
Popular Deiusion in Italy but Unlikely to Be
Extensively Copied.

Washington. June 9.-The extern
sivc reports of United States Consul
Covert at Lyons, France. relative to
the success of cannon firing in France
as q means OF protecting orchards and
vineyards from hail storms and also
for the purpose of mitigating or multi
fying the effects Of frosts upon vegeta-
ton. have prompted numerous inquir-
les by horticulturists in this country
as to when. If at al, our government
would adopt some method of protec-
ton. Prof w l.. Moore of the weather
bureau, has issued a statement:
After an examination of all that has
been published during the last two
years. my conviction is tlEtt we have
hove to do with popular dcluSion as
remark BE as Is the belief in the effect
Of the moon on the weather. The UNI
educated peasantry Of Europe seem to
he looking for something miraculous.
They would rather believe in cannon
aiding as means Of protection and
spend on il m abundance OF money.
time and labor than adopt the very
simple expcdient OF mutual insurance
against the losses that must inevitably
occur.
THE grca, processes Of going on in
the atmosphere are conducted on too
large scale to warrant any man or
nation in attempting to control them.
The energy expended by nature in the
production Of a hail storm. tornado
or a rain storm. exceeds the combinc d
energy of all the steam engines and
explosives in the world. II is useless
FOR mankind To combat nature on this
scale
After the experience that this coun-
try has had during the past 10 years
with rain makers. | am 10th 20 believe
that the bombardment Of hail storms
will ever be practical or even attempt
cd in the United States. Every effort
should be made tn Cnunteract the
spread OF the Italian dclusion."
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Are You Going West.

This year. June 10th. is the day when
the Canadian Pacific Railway will lie gin
running its famous Imperial Limited.
On and every ay after that date mis-
splendid train viii cover the distance he
tween Boston ana the Pacific Coast in
the remark ably quick time of four days
and seventeen hours.
Tho service on the Imperial Limited is
considered ny all as being an example o.
what is being done for comfort, Sp, e | an |
safety in railway travel.
No grandcr scenery can be seen or
more delightful climatC experienced, eS-
pcCially at this season. tnan VIII he On
countered by the traveller who selects
this popular route.
II will pay any one Interested to write
TO Mr.. II. J. Colvin Dis. Pass. -Agt.. ca
adam tacific Railway. ~. Waahing.o on
St. Boston, for full particulars and $ Gu
ing car reservations. dit
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The CHRISTIAN EaDEavoRERS
Will Hold International Convention at Cincin-
rasi. !r!y 6-iO.

Cincinnati. June 9.-t,labnrate ar
engagements have been made for the
Goth International convention of the
Christian Endeayor here, July TO 10.
AS many were unable to attend the
convention in London, last year, larg-
or attendance than usual is expected.
The choir OF 1900 trained voices will be
n feature at Music hall. Other large
choruscs have been trained for the OK
position ard other halls while the
churches and their choirs have been
engaged for the occasion. Bands will
discourse sacred music in Washington
mark.
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The INDEPENDENCE
In Light Wind Again Shows Her Wonderful
Sailing Qualities.

Boston, June 9.-Thc Independence
had another short sail in the bay, late
this afternoon. and the breeze being
only moderate the liz yacht spread
more canvas than Inns yrt been hoist
ed. The sea was smooth and again
size proved her wonderful reaching
qualities. besides showing considerable
ability III wiudw1rd work. Not only
did she hold welt UP To- the h.cez".
Keeping within au average Of three
points. but size footed quite fast and
tackled IN the noighhorhood "t ~ :cc-
on.s The yach, has not been sent
dead to iceward.
There was no accident today, bar
ring a slight rc,t in the mainsail. Tn"
yacht may 70 out again. tomorrow af-
tcrnoon. although there Is still con-
siderable work t. De done upon her.
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a College Without Students.

Salina. kgs., June "A committee
representing the students Of the Kan
sas Wesleyan University, who are Il
unit in defence of DR.. Frank II. Tuohs.
professor of natural science. dismissed
last week on account of alleged hcrcsy.
has issued n manifesto dcnouncing the
board OF trustees fer ''dUrlicity and
unfairncss." Tho board has agreed to
allow DR.. Tubbs a hearing next week
but still positively refuses to reinstato
him. The incoming junior and senior
classes still seem determined to carry
out their threat TO leave the university
If the trustees shall not accedc 10 their
demands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-10

The statement printed in Saturday
evenings Boston Transcript that the
electric lincmcn's strike had been viz
tually declared off and that the lead
crs acknowledged defeat was denied,
Sunday. by the officers of the union.
who say that the fight will be carried
on until the demands of the men are
granted. They admit that some men
nave returned to work for the Boston
Elevated Railway Co.. but say that
none has returned to the electric light
or telephone company.
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LAWSON is NOT TALKING.
Will Avail. Letter from New fork--Eus Will
Race His Boat.

Boston. Jurc Saturday morning, Mr.
Lawson received the letter from the New
York Yacht club and also the charter
and letter sent them, Saturday. In reply
he sent the following letter. yesterday
afternoon:
Boston. June s, 1871.
Commodore Levi, CaSs Lcdyard.
Chairman of Committee.
New YORK Yacht Club.
Dear Sir-Your letter Of Yesterday with
enclosures received. I agree with You
that further discussion can serve no use
ful purpose. Believe me. Yours very truly,
Signed THOMAS W. LAW son
MIR Lawson's statement TO tie pubic IS
as follows:
ii now having been settled that the IN
dependence cannot take part in The cup
defence. | will do All can Ia arrange as
many races as possible for her unit the
season closes. that shC may show hcr
friends what a modern Boston boat can
do.
Her first engagement Is the races a.
Newport AGAINST thu Constitution and
ColIm, ID. July 2 ANA q
THOMAS W. LAWSON.
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Manchester. 10: Lewiston. 5.

Manchester. II. H.. June S.-Thc game
between Manchester and Lewiston was a
RATHER and pleased 1900 spectators az
Varick park. this afternoon. For the
third successive game the home team phi
cd up a base hit column-11 with total
of % The features were the work ot
Kelley who made five hits with Il total
of in five times at bat. and the batting
and general field work Of Murphy. Kane
and Whiting. Kane accepting Is chances
without an error. Errors by Sheets and
Shjnccl are responsible for tie size of
Lewistons score. Farrell. late of the
Iewistons. pitched a good game agl.ns:
his old associates. The score:
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Co'lidcd With a flcgro.

New York. June ERNEST Smith. the
man Of General Traffic Mana
ger Tecgcr of the Clyde Steam ship Line.
died in an up town hospital. this morn
ing. from u fractured skull received in a
head-On collision with i negro on Il hiCy-
Gle At Tth street and Central Park West.
Thursday last. Mr.. Smith has been un-
conscious from the time he was taken to
the hospital. For nearly q hours his
identity was unknown ANA his family oil
not know what had become OF him. The
nnicc ere looking fOr Tie NCCrO.
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Winthrop. 3: Lewiston Volunteers. Jrs.. z.

Winthrop, Me-. June 9.-(SpcciaD.-Th
Winthrops, yesterday, defeated the Lew
iston Volunteer JURORS by the close sccr.
of to .. The game was interesting
throughout and the battery work Of Dos
tie and Callahan was one Of the features.
The garlc was won for Winthrop in the
fifth by Towne. who drove the bail into
far left field.
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Columbia. IL: EoMdoir, G.

Portland. Me. June Sin Il lis less
game played here. this afternoon. the CO.
iu'ahia University team won from Bow
dom College by a Scurr Of II to $. Mi hes
team was in good form. t,icriI Fit hn'l
very good game for the New York team
bIt his support was rather weak at
times. Capt Pratt was in the box fur
Eowdoiu nj the op, ming Of the ra:l h.It
gave way to young Oakcs il the fourth.
Il
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THE CROPS RUINED.
Farmers in Oklahoma Obliged to Ask D,,.,,
to Take Back Machinery.

Wichita. Kan, juno "a correxponas,.
VINO arrived here, tonight. from the sre,a
OF devastation in Kay county. Ok,sbo,,l
says That the storm Of Friday nlrs.
ruined the wheat crop of 100 farms ~ ~,
and northwest Of Blackwell. The farrro-l .
who had purchased Irvine and hsrv,..
machinery are asking the local trader -
take them back and the dealers havs
fcrred the matter to the factories =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-10

Two men gathering wood along the
power canal. early Sunday. discovered the
dead body of VIM. II. Moore. "A prominent
New Haven real estate man. and Il two
ounce bottle nearby which had corta ned
carholic acide. indicating suicide. 'rhe
The spot whore the body was found is IN.
q stones throw from the home of Moore,
father, who is member of the. Fare
Foundry and Machine Co \ widow and
one child survive Moore.
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Loss OF Appetite.

a person that has lost appetite mas
lost something besidcs-vi;ality. viscr.
tone.
The way to recover appetite ana All
that goes Will it is to take Hoods
s;arsaparilla--that strengthens the
stomach. perfect digestion and makes
eating n plea sure.
Thousands take t for spring loss Of
appetite and everybody says there's
nothing else 50 good as Hoods.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

Monday--I.owcll at iiaverhill, NJ inches
ter at Nashua. / ortlaId at Augusta, Lew
iStou at Bangor.
Observation-Disclosures at Manchester, lia-
vcrhill At Lowell. Portland at Augusta.
Lewiston ut Bangor.
Wctn. s,l:y -liavcrhll At Nashua, Man
chester at Lowell. Portland at Bangor.
Lewiston at Augusta.
Thursday Dwell at Manchester. iia-
verhiilat Nashua. Portland at Bangor,
Lewiston ut Augusta.
Friday-Nashla tl Lowell. Manchcstc.
at lIav"rhil, Augusta at Portland, Ban
Eor at Lewiston.
.SatuIuay-Luwcll at Nashua. ManchcS
ter ut iiaNCrhill. Augusta at Portland,
Ban-o. at Lewiston.
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Augusta. 7: Lynn Scnators. q.

Lynn Mass. June S.-Thc Senators wcrs
defeated by the Augusta New England
League team. today. in a very exciting
game. For Augusta. DriScoll pitched
line heady game and as he has Il big fol
lowing in Lynn his efforts were apprcci"t-
ed. Moran ut short played fast gam
as did Davis behind the bat. O Day.
Eaves and PaGum played fast ball. Tn
score:
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Portland. ~: Nashua. 9.

Nashua, n. H.. June S-NashUa lost to
Portland. this afternoon. through another
poor exhibition of bail playing. Up To the
sixth inning Nashua had the game. .but
through costly errors by Holloway and
Colpoys and poor pitching by Moore ii
was a repetition of the fatal sixth inning
of Friday. The score:
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It was announced nj New YORK. .;1tur-
day. on excellent authority that the Van
dcrbilt interests had purchased the con-
troll of the Toledo st. Louis & Western
Railroad. This announcement had been
expected. as negotiations for Contro, of
tho property have been going on for
months. Tho road. which was formerly
the Clover Leaf. extends from Toledo to
East st. Louis. q distance of Al miles
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NASHUA.

Runs madc-By Barry .. Curtis =.
O'Bricn. Conroy. Wiley. Cameron. Muir
ply >. Gairncy ?, kcarney, Holloway,
Page 9 Colroys ., Dlnlcy. Moore >. Earn
ed rIns-Nashua 4. Portland 8. Two-ha3 Z,
hits-Curtis. Holloway. Thrcc-hase hits
Diloln >. Curtis, O'Bricn. Home run
O'Bricn. olcn bascs-kcarney. Page
Bases on baiIS-On Gaffncy. ): off Moore
A. Struck out-By Moore. 4: by Gaffncv
T. Passed balls-Pagc ?. Umpire. Wheel
ock Time, In. 4om Attendance, 1oCU
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Totals


StOIcn bascs-EnWdOin J. tOIumD.H D
Two-basc hits-Parkcr. Stanwood. Hen
riquez. Wung Home run-Wung. P'asc
bal-Blanchard. Struck out-By Oakrs.
2; by Fratt. 4; by Gucrin. 10. Ease on
balls-Off Frau. off Cakes 3. Hit by
pitched ball-Bartow, . Ncl. Umpire,
HaSSett
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BANGOR.

Runs madc-By =. Regain >. McLauch :.
lin. Merritt 4. Lake ;, Connors >. Aliard
g Bacon, Smith. rwo-baSc Gits-P. Re
gan Merritt Home ran Merritt. Stolen
bases-Mc!.auchlin. Merrtt.La Ike :. Con
nors :. Allard :. Kelly ;. Smith. Driscoli
Double piay-Connors. Lake and Nc
Laughlin. Base on hall&-Bv Bacon. by
Smith, 4. Struck out-By EaCcn. 8: by
Smith, o. Time, Som.
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Fifty leading citizens Of Mclrosc.
having pctitioncd the city government
Tor the use of the .sity's auditorium.
the aldermen have issued Il warrant
for Il meeting to be held, June 20. for
the purpose of asking the Legislature
to make the city of Nclrose Il town
again.
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LEWISTON.
Innings .1 2 3 6
Manchester .......0 y ! l X-13
Iewiston ....2 0 0 0 o } O O. :

Runs madc-By Sheets. Murphy 5. KEEL
" 4. Kane. Connell. Farrell. Shincel 2,
Tibbetts, Mullaney 2. Boardman. Burrll
Two-base hits-Whtney, Wise, Doe.
Three-base hit-Kellv. Stolen bases
Sheets 2, Herwing. Murphy. Kelly. Kane,
Shincel Burrill 8. Double plays-Whit-
ney to Cornell to Kane: Boardman to
Doe to Wise. First base on balls-By
Farrell, 2; by Powers, 3. Struck out-By
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Farrell. 4: Nv Powers. ). Umpire. Moore
Time, In. c9m.
New England League Standing.
American League. Saturday.

At Roston-Boston, L.; Milwaukee. 4
At Neutrality-suspicious. s, Chica-
go. >.
At Philadelphia-rhllade o. De
troit. l.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10: Baltl-
more, >.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Monday and Tuesday-Boston at Gin
cinat:i. Brooklyn at Chicago. Now Yorl.
at Pittsburg. philadelphia at st. f.ouis
Wednesday-Boston at Cincinattj thil
adelphia at st. Louis.
Thursday. Friday. STANDARDIZATION AT
PittsburS, Brooklyn at ST. Louis, New
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National League, Sunday.
Al CHICAGO.

Al CHICAGO.
Chicago ......l 0 0 o o 0 1-6-is-t
Brooklyn ......1 0 D o U-I-lO-2
Batteries-Wa ddcll and kling:H ugl;cS
and Farrell. Attendance, 500.
At CICINATTI.
Cincipatti 80 0 6 1-12-lS-J
New York ....4 D 0 3 5-.J-31-l
Observation-Disclosures Rusc. Phillips
and Bergen; Phyle and Warner. Attend
ance, 1854. Umpire Emslic gave the
game to New York 9 to 0. The crowd
grew tired OF the game and swarmcd out
on the field with two men only out in the
ninth inning
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LOWELL.

Runs made-I;y Spooner. Driscoli. Les
lie, Merritt. Conuors. Stolen bases-Dc-
Rochn, f. Gildca. Double play-Al ard.
+. Gil:lca and p. Regain. FIRST base on
balls-Ey Willis. e. Struck oGt-By Cil-
aea. 3: by Willis G. Umpire. NJ. j. Maho-
ney Time III. 20m. Attendance. 1905.
Second game:
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The Weeks Schedules.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Monday and Observation-Disclosures at
Boston. Detroit at Phi aielphia, Cleveland
at Baltimore. Chicago at Washington
Wednesday. Thursday. Friday, Satur-
day-Detroit ut Boston, Milwaukee at
Philadelphia Chicago at Baltimore.
Cleveland at Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-10
National Lcaquc. Saturday.

At st. Lous-No game; wet grounds.
At Observation-Disclosures. Z; TT shirE. 3
At Chicago-Chcaco. ;: Philadelphia
At Cincinatti-Cincinattl, 4. New
York l.