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leading by half minute. passing the
Spit light.

leading by half a minute. passing the
Spit light.
After clearing the Spit light they
reached off for few minutes and the
challenger drew away from the other
fast and steadily. The boats bore away
for Cowes, to take Sailmaker Ratzy on
board. Both We're then ranged in
line off the squadron castle and the
Erin gave the signal to go.
The challenger was well placed to
W indward, but apparently she desired
to give the Shamrock | the advantage
of n start for the new boat was DELHI
erately reached off across the stern of
the other and took up 4 position half
mile away on her lee quarter with
the intention. it seemed. of trying
" neither she could make up this on the
fetch out to Lyminston.
Both sailed far enough off the wind to
keep their sails fail. and the challenger
footed much faster than the Shamrock l.
In the course Of half an hour she had
drawn ahead and was wide under the lee
bow of the former challenger. She then
threw round and just failed to cross
ahead of the Shamrock |.
Passing her close astcrn, Shamrock III.
was luffed up. and pointing wonderfully
high and sailin" for a few minutes she
was able To PASS the old boat wide to
weather and bear away across her bows.
a fact which gave ample proof that she
was not pushed - her full stretch.
Previously, the Erin had gone ahead
and slipped. forming a mark FOR the boa
To go around.
The challenger might easily have been
first, but she nCre away and waited for
the Shamrock /. to round the mark, 70!
lowing two minutes later.
All the way down the yachts had a
breeze and the strong tide with little sea
t,s1 VT he
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ALL OUR CITIZENS
HAVE Long WAITED FOR SIGH
CONVINCING PROOF As THIS

IL not a remedy which absolutely ured
Augusta people in 1896, kept them well
during the whole OF 81. '3S go. ana
when interviewed in 1900 fully four
years after their original experience
was published. they were found I'm good
health. Is not that remedy worthy ~
confidence? Read thla:
Mrs. A. y. sibley Of 70 Bridge street.
says: THE statement in our Aurusta
papers about Doan's Kidney Plns cur
Ing Mr.. Sibley In the spring Of 1896 Of
kidney complaint was absolutely true.
We procured the remedy OF e. X. Par
tridge's drug store and II gives us the
greatest pleasure two years and
half that statement was first
published 10 say. that the cure then
Effected has been permanent. SO that
others may benefit from this wonderful
medicine you are at liberty 10 con-
tinur the use Of cur nance as cndors-
,rs."
For sale by all dealers. Price 20
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II is 4 curious fac; that the human
body throws off each day more '"''
receives through food, air and "a'e.' ~
would gradually waste away were " ~, ~,
for force genera,cd--VifAitiF'
TALLY supplies the life, = me i"i'c '"'
| keeps one alive. We ooEid h"' cN,h
breathe il it were not for vitality. hf
body must be KEEP, in 4 condition. ;" '''"'
the largest amount Of vitality VIII pc Cch'
| Grated.
What medicine can be mo:c active IN
bringing about healthy '"!'t''" 81
muscle, nerve and itind, than OMIT y
GREEN MouNTAIN EEH"EhInt' E'"','
in Vermont, Nature, Eew,d', mace
of pure, wholesome heihS, red"ichi ~ it'i
grant woods, bfacing Iii. and green hlI''-
This is medicine that gists ~ t,t'''iii-
yes. gives it, and Keeps It. II you are
weak, Iun down, nervous, oAht ."'P'
am b It'll on all gone, tiy t"S Eubf
BUILDER. You won't be sorry.
IL have TO say 10 Won tia; 'hf spring.
| have been ailt,tcd with debility, which weak
| cncl me ~ tha, have been unable To =" Up
| stairs without the most extreme eAh+uAtf'n
| and pallItatiun of the heart. N"thihg "NuH
help me until hogan Gan- YuGf kcn.EAlHi'
| tfd It has done ne 4 world Il! 'ol. sletI
| good nights, and have a good appetite AMI
| feel stronger. All tad feelings hAtr ''l' rae
and feel night strorg and W our h,n,
uvatur Is all that ID ;, tiyrrttsrI 70 r., ai;i
Ita thankful II WAS fccDs.. nicn.cG 10 A.c u l.
| = greLi medicine
Mi. Asa Won, Nar7c.
10 EdEcwcuI AvtlI., .'e" li4vea.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The anniversary exercises Of the Ban
Eor Theological Seminary VIII be he'll,
Tuesday and Wednesday. May II and j..
Horse thieves took a horse from r. +.
Corkum Mexico. early Sunday morning.
and IL is thought they escaped across the
line
The official trial trip Of the torpedo boat
Barney. building at the Path Iron Work :
week If the weather is favorable, \ :
hours run will hc made The speed called
for by the contract is y knots.
Hiram Doughty, one Of The oldest ci,i-
zens OF this vicinity. passed paceiui:y t.
street. at the age Of % years. Mr.. Dough
ty was born in Mons0n in 1909 ana came
to Bangor in Io,o. where he has resided
most of his ifc.-Bangor Commercial
The two-Storv building at Springfield
Corner. occupied by Dr. Geo. a. Lewis a
a general store. was burned to The ground
with ali lis contents. friuay night. Noth-
ing of value was saved from IN" building
BY hard work the blacksmith shop OF /.
r. Cole. standing but a few feet 10 tn
north of the sore was saved. Lewis
loss. Sino0; insurance. $500.
\ total cf six salmon Were taken Al
Ban"or Sunday. Thomas Canning be;ns
high line. with record oi three fish
to mis- credit. Tho nthe, successful fisher
men were: Ira Peavey. who got one fish
4 Mr.. Mahancy. who look ere. and man
| from! New York. who was being guided
BY Thomas Sullivan. The fish averaged
to weigh 20 pounds each and were good
ones ana full of fight.
| Through the efforts ard influence of 10
/ scph r. Hall. Esd. of Bangor. fnrmerli
! secretary to Capt. Charles \. Routele
ana clerk Of the national committee o.
naval affairs. Ralph l.. MayVille. q -
year-old Bangor boy. has secured his dis
charge from service in the navy. The boy
enlisted unknown 10 his relatives and il
was in response to their wishes that Mr.
Hall undertook the task.
Thursday night. in Lim!ngton. Charles
f.. Emery. Il trader and hotel keeper, Wa
shot through the shoulder II is sal,
that Mr.. Emery. hearing Il disturbanc'
at about II O'Clock. went out of his hous;
to investigate and that Il man standing by
q tree in the ward fired two shots from
q pistol One of the shots passed through
Mr. Emery's left shoulder. coming ou
through the shoulder blade. The wOun
was not serious. although he would be
Mr Emery is a prominent man and III,
affair has created a good deal of excite
ment in LiminStor.
While no decisive action of the company
has been taken. no formed meeting havin:
hecn held since the fire it seems proba bI,
Co. at Ashland. which was burned OF
Friday night will not be rebuilt Georg,
Cutler. q stockholder in the company
when asked on Monday concerning til,
outlook, said: While no meetings. save
informal ones. have as yet been held. il
seems the general sentiment of the stock
a, holders not to rebuild. What would b,
the reason for this view. Mr.. Cutler?'
''"'rhe. high price of stumnage in that sec
not contemplate building elsewhere. Ii
case our numbering operations at Ashland
are not resumed. our logs will doubles:
go down the St. John. We have about
| -. C0c.GU on hand. Bangor Commercial
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IRE PARSONS MURDER TRIAL.
Jury Secured. Governments Case Outlined and
Evidence Commenced.

Boston. May C.-Thc trial Of Henry
+. Parsons. charged with the murder
.! William !. Hammond. June IS. in
the charl-gt"wn district was begun in
the sul court here. today. before
Judges sheldon and Pierce as soon IS
thr usual formalities in opening the
court had been observed. The empan-
H~lling ~ a Jury occupied the remain
der Of the morning session. out Of the
l.o jurors who responded 70 the sum
mons " the court IL were called be-
for the jury box was filed. Follow
ing IL the list "f the jurymcn chosen:
Burt II. Wentworth. machinist,
South Boston: Thomas J. Grace. clerk.
Roxbury. Fred y. Jackson, gas filter.
Dorchester. William J. Anderson. Ia tn
W, East Boston: Richard F. Frazer
fireman, East Boston. William Il. AL
rxandrr. brass fnisher. Boston: Ran
dulph Shafter. steam guagc maker
Boston: William r. Cameron. wood
worker, East Boston: Charles +. Stowe
carpenter. Winthrop. John II. Foley
machinist. Chelsea: Alfred j. Sayce.
shoemaker, West Roxbury; VIM. r.
Browne. salesman. Boston.
AS soon AZ the jury had been select
I'd. Assistant District Attorney Nc
Laughlin opened the case for the gov
eminent. briefly outlining the circum
stances leading up to the shooting on
June IS which was a holiday. The
Cover nment claimed that the killing
was through resentment on Parson' ;
part to statements and inSinuations
made 10y Hammond as to Parsons at
ientiun 10 a young girl.
Four witnesses were examined. this
afternoon. three of whom were present
when the shooting occurred. although
none Of them actually saw the affair.
Two of the witnesses assisted the
wounded man into a drug store and
II manned with him until he died.
The fourth witness was Assistant
Medical Examiner Stedman, who per
formed the autopsy and showed the
bullet to the jury. The court then adj
journcd until tomorrow.
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RIGHIFULLY A GERMAN COUNT.
Joseph joerge Squanders His Cash and Settles
Accounts by Suicide.

New York. May 6.-Joseph Joerge. who
committed suicide in Hobokcn. Sunday
night. by taking carboic acid is said ~
he a member of the German nobility
rightfully entitled to call himself n count.
\ sister lives in MainZ. Germany. and
his brother-in-law is Count Won Zurich.
said to be a privy councillor to the Kali
ser.
Jocrgc came to this country some sever
Years 400. S;uc" which time he has been
in receipt of quarterly rcmittances. the
last TO the amount o. 500 having come
him two weeks ago. This sum he is said
to have sGlllndcrcd In Ices than a week.
The dead mans relatives III Germany
were advised Of th" death and reply
came, today. to hold the body until funcr-
al arrangements could be decided on.
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WHO OWNS TIE flAGl
Lady Randolph Churchill Has il and mir.
Bernard Baker Wants II.

London MAY ca d spTte has arisen
a To The ownership Of the flag which
teIr,l Victoria presented ~ :h,- hospital
Nib Maine Mrs Grn-c" rornw1llis
West H.adv Randolph Churchill aSser.
that it belongs to her, ana MIR Bernard
Baker owner of tho vessel. declares that
il Is his property. I'he Tag Is now in lt-
dV Ran2olphs possession.
II seems that while the Main" was sjIli
in strvic" as a hosp.,H} silip MIR Baker
gave orders that the flag should he sur
rendered tu 10 one withu.t Iu order from
himself. The officer III charge al the ship.
:. few days later. sent * to Lady Ran
d"lph churchill upon her written relIcs..
lic WAS dismissed Tor disOhcdience ami
Mr.. Ealrr requested Lady Randolph to
return the flag "a him, which she, in
spite Of NOR. Unfortunate requests and
demands has failed to du.
I.udN Randolph claims the flag as her
own. tut has int'mltcd her willingness VI
send Il TO the United States government
Ia tie placed as relic in some national
museum
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MURDERED HER CHILD.
Horrible Crime Of a Young German Woman a!
New Bedford.

New Bedford. Mass. MAY 6.-Manthl
Roseman. a German mill opera alive aged
-. married. but living apart from he
husband. was arrested, tonight for IN
S.lf-confossed murder of her infant lie
ultimate child. The mother killed neT
child at birth and afterwards concealed
the body under the sink in her tenement
for a week and later buried il in hole
which She dug under the concrete floor of
her cellar The crime would not have
been discovered had her neighbors not
grown suspicious.
That the crime was premeditated ii l.
evidenced by notice which she posted
On her cellar door 4 week before the
child's birth. warming all persons to keen
ont of the cellar in which she subsequent:
" concealed the childs body.
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ORDER or NOTICE THEREON

District Of Maine. S.. ran.
on the Ith dav Of May. A; is-
on reading the foregoing petition, he
Ordered by the Court that neatls al
had upon the same on the 2oth oi Court
w. D 1871. before sain .a,ork
at Portland. in said District. az ~ tvssreof
in the forenoon; and that notice s ,"bc
Journal I's" newspa per printed in said a ans
trict. and that ali known creditors n,,nsar It
other persons In interest. may app cause.
the said time and place. and snow ~ said
If any they have. why the PRAYER
petitioner should not be grs an ,Ss Court,
that the clerk shall send by mail ,a e
known creditors copies Of said ,bsm 8.
and this order. addressed 10 sde
their places of residence as statNSuATHAN
Witness the Honorable and the
WEBB. Judge Of the said !, Ce said District
seal thereof. at Portland. II SON ,aSi
IL. s. a. ii. DA.ds, thereon
A true copy of petition and , 3rdsr Cisrk
june7 dit
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SHAMROCK II's SECOND SPIN.
Walks Away from Shamrock and Damon
strates Her Superiority.

SOUTHAMPTON, May 6.-The ShamrockS
had q second spin. this morning. and
tho result indicates the view that the
cun challenger is vastly superior to the
old boat when going close hauled, but
that the older boat can travel equally
fast when going off or before the
wind.
fresh, suually northeast wind
promised just the conditions Capt Syca-
more desired, to supplement Satur-
days light breeze trial. The chief in
'terest now centers in the cup challeng-
.r's behavior when poking her long
bow into a rough sea. Mr.. Watson,
the designer. is SO pleased with Sat
urdays performances that he has gone
to London and probably will not re-
turn to witness today's trial
A preliminary brush between the two
ShamrOcks is expected, Wednesday.
but the first match race round 4 set
course is not likely to take place till
late in the week. or early next week.
Mr.. Fife will arrive here Wednesday,
TO take charge of the Shamrock l.
The preparations for getting under
why were started early. When the two
Sfiamrocks We're still inside Southamp-
ton water, the wind drew north and
became lighter. The challenger set a
club topsail and the Shamrock !. set q
much larger club topsail. They had
the wind dead aft down the water. The
challenger went out under mainsail
and topsail only. The Shamrock I. set
a jib.
AT the start the challenger ran out
ahead. but the Shamrock I, catching a
better breeze. soon began to overhaul
her. The challenger set jib and stay
sail. but though the breeze here was
light and the water smooth. the Sham
rock held close astern. losing nothing
from Netley to CalshOt. There they
hauled into the wind and reached
along fresher breeze, the challenger
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If CHINA WILL AGREE
To Pay indemnify Demanded. the Troops Will
Be Withdrawn.

Perrin. May 1.-THE National ZcitunG
puhlisheS statement evidently inspired.
regarding the withdrawal from The pro
vince nf Chilli. The withdrawal. II ap-
pcars will he under Count Non. Waldcr
sees command. no nation p~ucccdiu I.
alone. Tile first step will be note SEM
TO the Chinese commissioners naming tn =
total indemnity. II China gives a WRIT
ten pledge of the payment the greater
portiCn OF the foreign troops viii be with
drawn; but Il sufficient number VIII re
main until the indemnity question is SCI
lied. Not until then will all the troop
M, withdrawn with the exception OF the
legation guards and the garrisons between
Hpkiu and the coast.
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ksNNsDI'S THIRD TRIAL.
Has Already Been Twice Tried for the Murder
Of Dolly Reynolds.

New York MAY G.-The third trial cf
Or. Samuel i. Kennedy on The charge 90
numbering Dolly" Reynolds in the Grand
Iio;rl in this city. Mug. Is. lS!S. began.
today. before judge NewhurEer Convict
"a on his first trial ana sentenced To
death. the dentist obtained a second trial
largely through the persistent efforts %
his wife. and the jury disagreed. When
coJrt adjourned Tor the dav five Jurors
had been secured.
Mrs. Kennedy was not allowed to sit
with her husband, Judge Ncwburger r.
garilng the space within the bar Sct
counsel and defendant. and as Mrs. Ken
nodV was not on trial he thought Sh"
was not entitled to 4 scat in the en-
nln-lirn
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CROPS LAID WASTE.
Heavy Wind Rain and Hail Storms in the
Southern States.

Houston. Texas. May CA high
wind. accompanied by heavy rains ana
hail. did considerable damage TO hous-
IS and crops in Milan Falls and Lime
stone counties. last night. Baileyville.
a town Of l.5 people in Milan county.
is reported as having been wrecked
and number of people reported in
iured. At McClanahan. Flash county.
the Baptist church was wrecked and
J. c. owens colored. killed, and doZ-
en- white people injured. The cotton
and grain crops over wide section
are laid waste.
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THE TABLES TURNED.
Two Men Killed While Engaged in Hanging
Another in Fun.

Davenport. Ia. May 6.-Emil Mohr
and Charles Refs were killed. today.
while pretending to hang August
Blunck on n pully outside the indie
pendent Mailing COS. building. Mohr
and REFS with Gus Stems were teasing
Blunck and wound up by tying the
rope about his waist with the avowed
intention of hanging him. The strain
on the rope caused the fastenings 60
feet above to givow way. An iron pulley
struck Refs on the head. crushing it.
\ falling ccantling Drained Mohr.
Blunck was slightly injured.
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The Weeks Schedules.
AMERICAN.

Tucsdav-Eoston AZ WASHINGTON. Bali-
more at Phladelphia. Detroit at MlwLu-
kee. Chicago at Cleveland.
"Wednesday. Thursday. Frllay-Ath'ctir
ut Boston. Washington at Baltimore. u RI
troit at Milwaukee. Chicago at Clevc-
Hand.
Saturdav-Ahetjc At Boston WaShlne
ton at Baltimore. Cleveland at AtilwHn-
ke,. Chicago nj Detroit
sunday. MAY i2-cteytiand at AIilwaI-
ls"c, Chicago at Detroit.
NATIONAL.
Monday Tuesday, Wednesday Crook
lvn at Boston. Philadelphia At New
York. Pitrsburg at Chicago, ST. Louis a;
Cincinnati
Thursday BROOKLYN ut Boston. Phila-
dclphia at New York. St Louis n Cncin-
natl
Friday-Philadelphia at Boston. Broo&-
lvn ut New York. ST. Louis AT Chicago,
Cincinnati at littShurg.
Saturda philadelphia ut Boston. New
York al Brooklyn, 81. Louis at Chicago
Cincinnati IT Pitts"irg.
Sunday. May Est. Louis a Chicago.
EASTERN.
Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday-Pro
dcncc NJ Syracuse. Worcester at Hart
ford. Rochester AZ Toronto, Buffalo n
Montreal.
Friday. SaturdaY-ProvidenC at RoCh-
ester. worcester nj Toronto. Hartford at
Montreal. Syracuse at Buffalo.
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THE MINISTERS REPORT
That Drunkenness Has Not Increased With
AboIishmen! OF the Canteen.

Chicago, MAY 6-The report of the COM
,nittec or ministers, which recently inves-
tigatcd charges that the abolition of the
canteen at Fort Sheridan had resulted in
increased drunkenness among the sol
dierS, made its report. today.
The report embodied statements by
many peop'e living in lIighwood and other
piaces near the fort and showed that the
charges of greater disorder We're untrue
For the three months preceding the abo
lition Of the canteeen the percentage OF
arrests was 80. and for the three months
following 4 g.
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The New German Ministry.

Berlin, May 6.-The new ministry is
gaZetted as follows:
Minister of finance. Baron Rheinba-
ben; minister of agriculture, Gen.
Poddbielski: district president of Metz.
portfolio of the interior. Baron Won
Hammerstein: minister of commerce.
Herr Moller. Herr Kraetke. director Of
the imperial postoflice. becomes secre-
tary of state at that department.
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FIRE At LOWELL.
FiIield Tool Co.'S. Plant Destroyed. with Loss
Of Over S25O.OOO.

Lowell, Mass. May 6.-The plant of
the Fifield Tool Co. was destroyed by
fire. tonight. ontailing 4 loss Of SEQ, 900
exclusive of that on orders. which it
will be necessary to cancel. The loss is
partially covered by insurance. The
origin of the blaze is mystery. The
shop, which was devoted to the manu-
faCture of iron working machinery and
lathes. was running to its full capacity.
100 men being employed
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MUSTERED OUT.
Tae SO h Discharged. Monday. To Be Followed
By Several Others.

San Francisco. May 1.-THE seth In
fantry was mustered out of service, to-
day. The sd will be mustered out,
"Wednesday, the 10th. on Friday. and
the 2Gth. next Monday. Nearly all OF
the officers Of the Goth Infantry have
been ordered to appear before the eX-
amining board Of commissions in the
regular army.
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The COAL TAX
Continued from page -

Indirectly from senators VII" have been
consulted that among the chief fcatIr'i
~ the negotiations arr uyutralizinE ui
jhC canal thr nitru state alan" uudrr-
taking - gU3rLut'. this neutrality. ARA
h" admission OF an shipping ou an cilud.
basis with th3t Of the nited States.
Although. aS stated. these conferences
and the written tncrnurAUdIm have been
Exchanged. K Is not cNp.v1rd that thcr'
will hc LGv further negotiations prior -
Lord Panrctfoic's departure i"r London.
which VIII occur. June 2. or during ms
absence. The British embassy Will re-
move To- NJ wort IS soon as the aml'aS-
sldur leaves. Mr.. Gerard 4. Lowihrr
viii w British rharr" d'afrAirrs during
Lord FIuEccfntc'S absence.
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Burglars in Speaker Henderson's Room.

Washington. May G.-Some time Sunday
night. Speaker iIcnderson's private room
at the Capitol was broken into and the
desks and boxes rummag ed. Whether the
object of the search was attained is NOT
known. \ great many documents ana
papers were scattered about and after
wards an attempt seems 10 have been
made to break into the room of the ways
and means committee room few steps
away The capital rolice are said to have
no clue. There are some articles of value
in the room but none of these were taken.
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BOSION'S STRIKE.
Oh lrIestown Gas & Electric Co. Grant Line
mems Demands Elevated Road Defiant.

Boston. MAY G-The striking lincmrn
won th.ir tils, victory. today. when thr
Char!esiuwn Gas and Electric co. yielded
to their deHauu Toy a 9-huur day ana =
per dav agreeing To pay them from sat
ur,.ay morning when tn. strike began.
The Elevated Road mas dropped any
intention IL might have had ut compton,
ism. with The striking hnemen. Ii Ia
practically agreed To let the matter TAX
IT'S own course and ignore the strikers
altocCtuef.
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International Union Of Textile Workers.

Holyoke. Mass, May 1.-THE annual
convention of the 1nterna tional Union OF
Textile Workers opened here. today.
General President Peter Oulman Of North
Adams. presided. and Mayor Chaplin gave
an address of welcome The convention
will remain in executive session the re-
maindcr of the week
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Puqilists Arrested at St. John.

the arrest of the principals was the end
ing of a bout here. tonight. In Suther-
lands hall. Dan Ilittlejohn of St John.
and Billy Critch of Lynn We're to go II
rounds al 40 pounds. Critch was knock
ed out in the ninth. Chief of Police Clark
arrested both men. They will be arraign-
ed, tomorrow.