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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-09
BOER CASUALTIES.
Over 5000 Killed Wounded or Captured
Since March I. 1901.

London. July S.-The financial secre
tary of the war office. Lord Stanley, IN
the House of Commons, today, gave
the total number of Beers killed.
wounded or made prisoners from
among the active commands recently,
as follows:
March, li72; April. 2i5i; May. .6io;
June. incomplete, 1888.
When asked as to what public ac-
Acknowledgement was intended of tn"
gift of the hospital ship Maine to the
British navy. Mr.. Balfour the govern
mcnt leader. said the utmost publicity
of the thanks of Great Britain for this
most noble and generous gift had been
given by the first lord of the admiralty.
the Earl of SClhorne, in the House OF
Lords. and by the secretary to the ad-
miraity. ~. .. Arnold Forster IN the
House Of Commons, adding:
n am not aware of any mode OF
giving ptIblicity to our national thanks
that is more effective than this.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-09
NARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
-ea'ures Of the DAVIS dealings in All the car
ing Stocks.

u NV ork. July S-The action Of nriccs
H. y, ,oudN stock market made II al,;d',n,
&C. c,a3 neiH large financial interests u.era
eestluaclihS some notable operations III
Sn,,, was made to have il apnear ny
s; Eie ".cuit maneuver was going On -
a.S ISL 20 lnveigle the public into nnr,;,t,
tbe sn he .I.ei, stocks at declining prices for
, MY, oelent of the large financial inter,s3l
s Mmo seemed 10 be themselves saIiins,
~ win great industry The final nn
al Ou .. me market left little room ~
FLU agapt ihar urgent liquidation was ha;n"
~ c'tu ne Seventh National Rant a,n.
o oUus mas Undoubtedly induced a reneraI
~ rn M Iuhs OF collateral by the hanks ~
marke, MI lar street district. In the stock
oeen withheld from sale on;v he raaso,,
~ we support which has been accorica
~ prices by large syndicates and nnne,.
a,H The indications were that =
v nj kae part of this support was
w'.luraWn, today. and large holdin"s
MtIe dislodged by the decline in nrines
wns na Was allowed to occur. The seliins
was concentrated in character. The huiE
~ ,' IL coming from few Stock Excbanye
muses. Wnich have often acted for Vast
~ - capitalists. In the final hre,i. e.
. saul ieil an extreme l09s Missouri paci6s
!; mon Pacific 15s. Atchison So aus
hlted states Steel which had oryarnd
'',i,' resistance during the day. sudlenIn
"i"T,'ed i"hr POINTS under very ha,vy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-09
The ENDEAVORERS
Commence on the Regular
Program at Philadelphia.
Churches, Halls and Auditoriums
Crowded to Their Utmost.
Subjects OF Interest and importance Handled
by Competent Speakers.

Cincinnati. July S.-Aftcr the bust
ness sessions of Saturday and the
evangelist and other mass meetings OF
Yesterday. the regular programs OF the
Goth International convention of the
hlfSti3n Endt avor Society was begun
today. Several of the largest churches
in the central part Of the city were
used Ill addition 70 odeon hall and the
three, large auditoriums heretofore
used.
Two quiet hour meetings We're held
from : to . \. NJ. conducted by Floyd
". Tompkins of Philadelphia, and Cor
ntlius Wurlfkin OF brooklyn. g. camp
hc,l Morgan Of Baltimore, conducted
Il meeting ca i'iblc teaching and }. l..
carson of brooklyn. on The Holy
SriIit." Miss Margaret Koch of Wa
t,.1NillN. Me, conducted conference
On Bodily ana Vocal Development.
1t Auditorium EndclVoi, President
Glars presided. The Twentieth Cen
tll,-y I"ur" WAS the topic.
Vt III. First English Lutheran
church Secretary John Willis Baor pre-
sided There were addresses on the
4, houl VIZ in,;hcdS Cor til" Junior Chris
ti"n Erdcavor 10y Mrs. Frances Clark,
Boston. Fi,ld Secretary q. f. herman
Ho-tun. Miss FL z;thcth NJ. Olu"y, Prov
i."u,c. Treasurer VIM. Shaw, Boston:
t:.or,c =: Graft. Boston; and others.
At odcnu hail the new field secretary
clarence +. German. presided ana ad
dresses were n"dc BY local district
ana state union officials. The noon day
evangelical services were conducted by
IN a. T.. Woril.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-09
New York Produce Market.

New York. July s
FIOrR-RcCcipt;. 26,Si2 bbls.; exports;
ti.xy7 hbis.. sales. $40 pkcS; weak and
to Ioc. lower an round Winter patents.
Si,T3.Nu: winter Straights. sS.S5QS9'
Ninrcsota patentS. S'b5ti5-No; winter eA-
,ras. s. 54Gt2 81: Minnesota bakers. S@9
rs; winter low grades &.Jld2-i0-
WHEAT Receipts. 21S,3r bushels: eA-
ports. 1881 bushels; sales j,2-3.fE9 busI-
els futures. 1N.pr bushels spot. SP
weak: M. ? red. = fob. afloat; No. : re-
~. elevator: No. Northern Duluth. ~
fob. liicat: No. / hard Duluth, 81 : f-oe'
CORN Receipts. S7.4oo bushels; exports
2S3Sl ~ bushels: sales, lih"h husheiS tT.
lures. y ma bushels spot; SPOT irmer ~
. 81. elevator and 81 fob aiiudi
OATS-Reccipts. 21.2lH bushels eApoit>
1861 bushels: spot stronger. No. :. ,t-
No >. "A: No. > white &.-, Ne J WIN VIZ.
AZ: track mixed Western. 5id55 = raoA
white. 81 An39. o..,,tt
BEEF-Dun, cut meats. bellies. s34 n.
LARD-Easy: Western steam'c ~
-ofiued. steady; continent, So ? e.
as5
PORK-Steady. ,-z,et.
BrTTER-Weak creamery. lsHl'-'
actory 1aD11. .,,.s.
EGGS-Irrcsular state and PennsYNa-
MIA 1iH1t
" NTDFS-Stcady -
s,-GNR-Raw. steady: fair reiiilhs'
g-IG: centrifugal 96 test. go
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-09
Upton is CHEERt0
4. Ihouah, That Watson Has Found Shamrock
Racing Form.

I.othsay. July S.-The Shamrocks did
hot race. today They were lowed out
ov the Erin on the chance Of finding a
breeze down the channel. but the hat
calm continuing they returned in tow
ii IL asserted BY those who are close
to Sir Thomas Upton and Ir- Watson.
HI. designer that they are both great
IL cheered by the turn of speed shown
hy the Shamrock II during one OF the
lt-s 81 Fridays trial In a fresh breeze
with boom nattencd almost to wind
ara. She beat tn Shamrock ! deci-
siveIy Sir Thomas and Mr.. Watson be
Iieve they are at last discovering the
challengcr's true form.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-09

Constitution on the first 10-mile leg OF
the 70 mile course beat Columbia 10 min
utes. 81 seconds, and independence % min
utcs - seconds
ON the reach To the second marx thf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-09
TIE KINGS DAUGHTERS
0. The Dominion in Session at st. John Talk
Over Their Fnanscs.

>;t. John. n. H.. July S.-Thc Dpmin-
in convention of Kings Daughters re-
summed it's business session. this morn
iug. Thr iIiu,i?al feature Of th" meet
ms. tycrr tr.. dec iSiuns to- raise the DO
inIuiuA a." from 20 70 - cents ana pc
G,u:;" uf = deficit of funds. to reduce
tha Dominion sccrctary's salary I" S2"o
Mrs. A. :. Savage Of Toronto. eN-
tended au invitation for the next tri-
,rtrlal convention to meet in T"r"nt"
in 1904. The invitation was accepted.
Il u.a decided to adopt card Of m
Il. iaotiln fer the use of members
I.;n4n-, place of residence.
Irc convention elected Miss ANNE
Errv u Of Toronto. Dominion secretary
N VI. Theme Of Fredericton. recording
:.,,i, .!lly.1ud Mrs. Austen Of Toronto
4, ni..i.l treasurer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-09

hundreds of thousands of dollars of taxa
bic prorert added5in summer homes
hotels and cottages. -,
The small, boy can catch more fish witt
his Irvine lineta pin hook today, thar
sever before IN 20 years, and every class
Of our citizens is immensely benefited. by
E,read 4he gospel OF prosperity to our
people; in making conditions such that
still more visitors will come among us.
Hon. w. f. Parsons Of Foxcroft fol-
lowed with a discussion of the topic he i
Proper Policy of the State Towards us
Guides. Sportsmen and Tourists.
The sports wll begin. at a. NJ To-
morrow with the b2teau race. distance
two miles. first prize. SIS: second; Ste
Single canoe race. one mile. IrSt pri|c'
s.; second. 50; third, 81.
Double canoe race, one mile, first prize
Sc: second. 50.
Portage canoe race, first prize 3d. SCI
To the winner of the portage race. >;
w. Bracket editor Maine Woods, VIII
present "old badge.
Hon. L. r. Carleton will give gold
badge to the winner of the single cano"
race. s4s tr;,ot
T.. G.. Harrington will give a l ni.sn
states flag to the crew winning the pa''""
Log polling contest, 300 yards. hrs'
prize, 81; second, 81. a,,,
Creased mole contest. removing nhH
while on the pole and bringing ii ashore
first prize, 81; second, 81. e..,
Starters aud judges. Cob l. IS Stelson'
Han"or: Major NJ. V. MacFarlanc Green
Vile. ;i, no
Tomorrow evening. "a reception VII DC
riycu Coy ana Mrs. Hill. following
which there will be dancing Cen. w. >;
t'hoatc of Augusta. will have charse 81
The arrangements for the reception am
dancing. -, ,ho uoo,
The event of tomorrow ana inc "eDh'
Il Inc much talked Of race between ~, w
Priscilla and the Rebecca. two oi IN
fastest passenger steamers On tilc AM I'm.
The distance is 20 miles with the slit
and finish at kinCo. for purse OF 80.
\ monster crowd representing Al Pai's
ar the Stutr Is expected.
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EETTER THAN a PLEDGE.
How DR.. John Wesley Brown iirll""
Man 10 Give TIP the Liquor idbit-

. a, vrinnd man tells this pathetic and
characteristic story OF the late Rev. IF
John Wesley Brown, the incident occur
ring while he WAS l rector ~ r,ai i'i tnl,,
he narrator hy the doctor limseN.
one evening a stranger called al KS
rcctory on superior street ADJOINING LII
church He was a we'll dressed wen an
nearing man, but evidently in d 81
"Dr, Brown" he said. II have come u
YOU for advice and asslstdnco. am ~,
linn ~ thc drink habit. hay" an eN Sit
Icnt position-i am cashier for wealthy
CORPORATION and | know ! cannot retain
IL unless reform. want you " draN
tIp a pledge for me-makc II as strong dS
vntl can. plcase-and Will sign u. ana
Won will witness II.
DR.. Brown leaned back and looked a.
u How low long have YOU been drinking q
excess ,' he asked.
The man told MIN II was five or sis
wears: ever sine" he obtained MS present
position He emily drank ~ excess "!irh
hc WAS win his friends. IL htFSt al "
IN other times when he was with his
friends he wolId forget MIN eli ana pFs r
step the limit Sometime he dldn e
an "A spr.c for a whole month. buf IN
attacks were growing more frequent -
seemed to be- losing his T.il power
My friend said The doc"Ht s@u 4 .h .
need 4 pledge. ste in }"A IA l.ctlih y
GOOD comradcship. You ar lar from ne
ing an ordinary drunkard. II A"u SiEi' +.
4 temperance pledge ara broke tt-as you
undoubtedly would dot WoulI sun ui
Their degrade you in your tWl cff9. N
net advise Inc IlcGEo.
Tho man looked dumfoHn2'd-
.BIt what am 70 do? hc G3SPcd-
The doctor drew a card from his acsk
and raridIy wT sid r isT i iIaG>N
This is what tho man read
TO my friends: lind am becoming
a victim of the liquor habit II ! =" m"i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-09

offerings. While the general roarL.
less acuteiy affected, there We,a was
very sharp losses recorded amnn.. some
New York Public Ctfiities. tne s', IN, ~.
Trunk Lines and Coalers The dnn,t,eern
in these ranged from 3 to 5 points n ,nh .s
principal cases and the marker olo ~ M
q semi-demoraiized condition. The ~ !,
cent In the morning TO per cent ., PER
close without relieving the weaknass. me
the stock market. Railroad bnnd@ q
weak In sympathy with stocks. TIT TIT
sales, par value. $2.96J.g1 Tinted sio,ai
refunding rs advanced =. per cent M ,a "
last call. y" Tue
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-09
HaverhilI. S: Manchester. 4.

HavcrhiIl. Mass. July S-Haverhill ana
Manchester played an interesting gam"
at Athletic park. this afternoon. The
locals have been strengthened by the adj
dition of Spooner. Pollard and kerins.
the two former late of the Bangor club
and the latter of the Nashuas MI the"
men played Il great came. Sponn'f ha'
TING hard while kerinS won his own
game with twn-hIsc hit III the second
inning with men ON second and third.
* rims pitched great game ana was
", 4 srlportcd. Farrell also pitched 4
good game but was hit when hits were
needed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-09
winthrop. 10; Volunteers. S.

Winthrop. Me. July S.-(SpcciaD.-A
game of ball was played upon the home
grounds. Saturday afternoon. between the
local team and the Volunteers of Lewis
ton. This latter team claimed to be the
regular Volunteer nine. when in fact il
was composed of Volunteers and the Vol
untccr JrS. InaSmuch as large sum
had been subscribed by local fans to SET.
a good game. they were disappointed III
that which was offered as Il substitute.
for a game
The other part of the admixturc OF
Volunteers ana Volunteer Jrs went to
Mechanic Falls, where they had Il game
Callahan. for the home team. pitched a
good game aud only let up during the
latter part of the game 10 give the ailcS ii
Volunteers Il little hope.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-09
STEAM FILTERS STRIKE.
About SO Worcester Men Strike but Employers
Don't Seem to Care.

Wore, tar. Mass. July S.-Nearly 80
81 ,mIittcrs, members Of Worcester
Union. went On strike. this morning,
thrlr G,mauds for an S-hour day and
miailaum wage Of $3.25 having been
iSro.cl
raue i.lms are affected and one
III &C the str9mfttcrs in the city are
cut. The Employers Will refuse to take
;he-, ha,I, at ctfcr than tie old wages
and Cl-im tat business is so duh that
t..c. ..ill rut b. affected.
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THE DARkY'S PREDICTION.

Il was guarding ! strip Of woods
half mile from our camp" said 4
gray bearded veteran. when Il darby
crawled out Of the brush and in reply
To my questions said he wanted to go
to work fer the army. | asked him
here he had come from.
II come from the Culpepper Court
House he replied.
Any news down there asked.
No, masSa. | reckon not. replied
the d2rky. only OARS man down
dar dun los 4 vallyble niger dis
morning. and | reckon he lose more
bcfu night"
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

Tuesday iiaverhill at Manchester;
Lewiston at lowell; Portland at Nashua
Vi cdncSdaV- Manchester at Low n I:
Lewiston at Nas..ua; Portland at Iiavct-
hill.
Thursday Lowell at Manchester; Lew
iston at Nashua: Portland at Ilavcrhil
tridav-POrllind at Lowell: lewiston
at Nashua: Portland at iIaVerhill.
Friday Portland at Lowell: Lewiston at
Manchester; Nashua at HaVerhill
SaturdaN-Pnrtlaud at Lowell; Lewis lou
at Manchester: Nashua at HaVcrhill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-09
Boston Market.

Boston. July \.
FLOTR-Spring patents. sS..5Mt'o; W., VII
ter patents, s.. 65di So: winter clears anu
straights, SS25d4l5. ss-i.
CORN MEALS. O5n1.O7 per bag, -'-"i
d230 per Dbl.
CORN-Yellow 5l2. x.s.ern.
BUTTER-Northern. e0Ia5e: Wt,ss.t,,r,
2od2eIt Imitation. 1iisd l5ia; ladies' lin I'm
CHEESE-Northern, 9i@d9a' "es'
or
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NASH y.

Earned runs-POrtIand, o: Nashud. T.
Two-base hits-Camcron. ,: Q Brien. Con
roy. Kearncy. HansComb. Shea. Kelly;
Double plays-McKoch. Cameron and
Conroy: Long and Conroy: Mckocn.
Cameron and Conroy First base on
balls-On Moore. /: off Long, !. Hit by
pitched ball-Covency. Mckoch. Struck
out-By Moore. ;; by Dillon, j; by Newcn-
ham, :. Time l.3r. Umpire, Kelly At
tendance, 2r.
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Portland. 10; Nashua. 8.

Nashua. y. H.. July S.-Dllou proved
the star in todayS game with Portland.
knocking Il home run in the fifth innin:;
with three men on bases. For -four i'll
ninSS. the visitors batted Moore all over
the field and Dillon was called in in the
fifth and was Il great improN cment PORT
land scored but once after Dillon entered
the box and that was in the ninth when
Conroy found tho bali for d home run.
Ncwcnham for Portland WAS effective for
four innings ut in the fifth he was ham,
mcrcd. In the middle of thu sixth Long
N tl.Ircl him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-09

\ recent judgment % the British
Court Of Appeals in the case of the
Campania against the bark Empleton
has decided that nine knots is not
moderate speed in d fog within the
meaning of the Admiralty regulations
n tic case Of ocean liners There was
no aus stion about the Campania's
having slowed down. but the court
held that the speed was excessive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-09
NATIONAL. LEAGUE.

Monday Tuesday, WctlneSday-ro Boston
at PittSbIrg. Brooklyn al ST. Louis. New
York At Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Chi
cago.
ThursdaY -BoSton at iittsburg. Phila-
dclphia at Chicago.
Friday and Saturday Boston at chi
cage iirroiIlyn at Cincinnati. New York
at ST Louis. Philadelphia ut I'ittSburS.
Sunddy-BrocklNu at Cincinnati. New
York AT 81. Louis, Pittsburg at Chicago.
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LOWELL,

I FIrn"d .cWiStOn, I; IOWrI, :.
| Two-haSc hitS-Mullancy. Cross. Three
| base hits-Muiancy. Boardman. Morse.
Merritt. Home runs-Morse, Jopc. Stolen
| haScs-Clark. Kane. Lake. Cross. First
| on hals-By Morse, Z; by Cross, >. Struck
| out-By Morse. 5; by Cross. s. Wilt
! pitchHS-Morse, >; by Cross. , Time, 1.55
Attendance, 500. Umpire. Mahoncy.
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Steamer Ashore All Hands Saved.

Oswego. n. V, July S.-A dispatch
received here reports the steamer Al
bert ashore at Stony Point. near Sack
cts Harbor. The captain reports the
boat damaged but all on board were
saved.
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New Enoland League Standing.
American League.
At BOSTON

At BOSTON.
Boston. ~ !,
Washington. 90 0 0 0-l-S
Hattaries-Crrppy. and Criger: Carrich
and Clarke. Attendance. 1861.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Baltimore, ] o-S-i"-o
Philadelphia, 0 0 o 3 0-l-lo-5
Ratteries-Nops and Robinson; Plank
and Powers Attendance, 25i6.
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National League Standing.
Othsr Games.

At Bristol-Bristol, 4: Waterbury,. |.
At Observation-Disclosures. 6; Buffalo. o.
At Worcester-Toronto. 4; Worcester. =
At Meriden-New Haven. 3; Meriden. >.
At rwich-Norwich. A: Bridgeport. 3.
At Syracusc-Syracusc. .: Rochester, .:
At st. John, n. B.-Alerts, IL; Sanford
Me. ,.
At Providencc-Montreal. G; Provi-
dence, 1.
AT New London--New London, 4; Derby,
l. New London. ): Derby, l.
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ONE LIFE LosT.
Another Seriously Injured and Powder Mill at
Santa Cruz. Cal. Wrecked.

SANTA cruz. cal. July S.-Three ex-
nlo:;ions 1T the powder works. today
wrecked tie corning mill and result
cd in the killing of w. X. Darling ana
serious injury OF Joseph Maynard en-
nlov,s. TIE mill was demolished.
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NDIJ NTEERS.
The Weeks Schedules.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Tuesday. "Wednesday. ThrrsGay-Ath-
letics of Philadelphia AZ Boston. Ea!ti-
more ~ WASHINGTON. Chicago AT Milwau-
kcc. Detroit 1T Cleveland.
Athletics of Philadelphia at
BOSTON. Washington At Baltimore. Nil
waUkee at Chicago, Cleveland at Detroit.
SatUrdaN-BCa on at hilaC.l phia,
Washington at Baltimore. Milwaukee at
Chicago. Cleveland at Detroit.
Sunday Milwaukee ut Chicago ClcyC-
land at Detroit.
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MANCHESTER.

Earned runs -Hivcrhll. 4: Manchester
= Two-baSc hits-Spooncr, kerins, Wise.
Kane. Home runs-SpOone-. Stolen bass
Pollard. Murphy. Dcrwin. Smith. Double
plays-CassidY. ONeil. Spooner. First
base on bails-By kcrins Herwig; by
Farrell. Shincel, Derwin. Struck out-By
Ecrins Herwig >. Farrell: by Farrell.
CASSIDY. O'Neil Shincel. Derwin. kerins.
| 'mpirc Moore. Attendance, 800.
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New York Cotto , Market.

New York, july ~
Spot cotton, dull. Il lower: middiins
lands. 50: do. Gulf 9. Sales. 200 pa'ess q.
Cotton futures closed steady, july, , so'
August, 7.79; September. !.6l' C %. lar.
1.63: November. 7.6o: December. 10 20.
uary $50: February. go; March, '
April. III. -
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Chicago Markets.

Chicago. July
Lower cables and excellent crop Pr,
poets were bear factors in the VII" WIN
market today. and September ciossu Al
even cent under the final figures oi go
dav. September corn closed + Ill.,
ana oats were &,HEs higher WINE PIX,
visions closed weak and from 10
lower. ,.,i,u-s.
WHEAT-6i: a639s. September us
4i4: December. So. ,.r t>3l
CORN-Iuly. 46asmiC ; September a'H
NJ; December. 47l.a473s. "a,
OATS-July. 2Sl- September ~
PoRK-July. Ns.7o: September, sii-.5.
I,ARD-July. SS.j2ia; September. IT,
RIBS-July. S.S5; Septemhtr' &c.
tober. SIS I. --,,,.s.
cash quotations were as follows:
WV Iii: J spring, dat3'.; ~. :
G GoR RIM ;. 45is: No. ? yellow iec
oATS-\o , 30l: H3ll-; No. Wh!tc' '--'
No. white 3lt,m52.
RYE-No. ;, 1914. .,..-,crr.
LANSEED-No. /. SI.SS: Northwestern
SIS. .,m
IARD-SS. 5nnS.52i-. =. liz;
POEK-NIcss. $1%..5fti%.W: snort II
sides SI.15u7 95: dry salted shonldc''' '
an: shcrt clear sides. Ss,ioMSM.
CLONER-CoutrdCt grade. S9.9o'
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Batteries-Poole and thinner: Nichols
and kittrcdge. attendance. 5000 e ss.s
AT CHICAGO.
Chicago, 0 % o. 0 o l-g-1(I-o
Phila., 0 % O. 0 o 0 | 0-l- 81
Ba tterlcs-Eason and king: Duggcsby
and Mcfarland. Attendance, 1900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-09
sAsE GALL GAMES.
Mew England League.
Lewiston. -; lowell. n.

Lowell. Mass. July S.-Lewiston batted
Lew Cross for seven hits. in the ninth. to-
day, and won what seemed an easy game
to first on balls He assisted his team by
batting out home run and "a three
Dagger.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-09

Constitution beating Columbia MN
l.cs and ~ seconds and independence 3
minutes and l. seconds. independence
beat Columbia on this leg minutes ana
= seconds owing 10 getting slant OF
wind while Columbia WAS bccalmed seven
or eight miles ahead.
ON the reach home the elapsed time %
the Constitution was ~ minutes. 10 sec
onds while that Of the Columbia WAS -
minutes 81 seconds Constitution thus beat
her rival Columbia u minutes and see
onds. while although there Is no oflc.ai
time of the rounding OF the lee mark By
Indcucndcncc. she was beaten nearly an
hour on the last leg.
As a matter Of fact Just about min
utcs ana u seconds before Constitution
finished Independence was dimiy dis
cerned rounding the lee mark. nine miles
astern Of the winner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-09
MAv.~

rh,s signature is on every bog Of the genuine
Laxative Drono-Q uinine Tablets
-. .y...s.., ,..Al IA. - :. cid ~ one aSS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-09

The Sultan of Turkey is one of the
most enthusiastic chess players in Eu-
rope. He Will play for hours without
intermission, and will not allow any
matter of state to interfere with the
game in which ut the time he is en-
gagged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-09
How to tell the Genuine

ne signature of +. w. Grove apnear.
~ very box Of the genuine Laxativ.
Rromo- Quinne 'aN"''''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-09

BUTTER-Steadv; creamcries' lt'
daireS. Halt
CHEESE-Steady. aHiO.
Enthusiastically 10i.ulli2.