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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-22
AROUND BOSTON.
Strikers FEEL Encouraged Large Additions 10
Ranks Are Expected. Today.

Boston. May al-Thc striking machn-
lists feel greatly encouraged BY today $
developments Three firms. including
Rawsou n Morrison OF Cambridge. en-
pioNiTg 10 men. conceded the strikers
demands during the day. and altoge her
lSI men will return to work. tomorrow.
At II o'clock. tomorrow. conference
will b- Held with President WuS!uw Of
the tnitci States shoe Machinery Co.
which includes the Goodyear Machinery
Co.. the Winchester Machinery 60. and
The Beverley Machinery 60, employing
1880 men. ana If the mems demands are
not conceded before G j. NJ. tomorrow, Ii
Is said telt every man in HE GOODYEAR
Co VIII - uat. wni!c the lie, ling of unrt Il
IN the other two shops is strong that
IN n expected thC men IN these shops Will
M leave WCrk.
'rhe .iuu~esmitL's Union at 4 meeting
tnja'-. :.%kCt the executive committee OF
the .rGA MGI,i,rs rs To c1il out all men at
wpriI where touscSmiths are emp. Dyed.
Tie lllnitcrs' Union also voted to sup
ii tic demands contained in the resa-
lut!on presented to tn" Building Trades
II would he possible that .6.00o men en-
ploypd in the allied trades could he called
ont in sympathetic strike
organi2er Mahonoy q the american
reared before the unionizing committee of
the Central Labor Union. with repre- cnt-
atives frtm the freGht CLERKS and fte rht
handlers employed ty the Boston &
Maine. Boston Y AlLany. and \cw York.
New Haven 4 Hartford Railroad III inter
est Of the Springfield freight EanIicrs. In
case Of refusal 10 treat Il strike is likely.
involving over Nfh mon, including 2Dl
freiShts toamSto tors
The coorcrS OF Boston have made de-
man5 on the homogeneous ot the differ.
ont trowCreicS for an S-hour work day,
There are only - IL the Ire .Cr,eS but 10
brtwcry workers may strike sympathcu-
cally.
1t is also said that 1909 bartcndcrs in
Boston have promised their support.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-22
LARGE FIRMS SETTLE.
New York City Machinists Eiaed Over Pro.
poets OF Mining.

New York. May II When the cxccu-
tive board of the international Asgo-
citation Of MachnlstS. District No 15
adjourned. tonight. the members were
much clntcd. as they anid that there
wcr" fair prospects that the dlfiicultirs
would b" settled before many moro
hours had passed.
As far as New York City is concern
ed the machinists practically consider
"a that they have things their own
way. Few reports ~ concessions had
come in during the day but the mcm-
bcrs ~ the executive board Congrat-
ulatrl each other upon the fact that
nll the larger firms had come - terms.
II was announced that President
C'ConnolI had sent word that the ma
chinists could appniat conference
committee.
According 10 Mr.. Devens. the pur-
pose Of the Metal Trades Association
in asking FOR the conference is to gain
m opportunity 20 lay before the ma
chiniSts fairly thr situation. Mr
Dcytns says there ~ ro question but
the machiniSts under existing agree
mcnts are entitled to 9-hour day.
This the employers are willing 10 CON
cede But the question al the bottom
OF the present difficulty IS whether or
not 10 hours pay for hours work =
to follow the Introduction Of the. q
hour system.
A statement was given. tonight. by
the executive board Of the Machinists
Association which says:
The situation from our standpoint
is A. encouraging as could be expected
on the second day Of the movement for
shorter working hours. We are will
A., ing to meet the manufacturers Mt any
time ana are ready to come to an un
derstanding with them. provided the
9-hour day without any reduction in
| the per diem rate granted"
More men went on strike in Newark
y. j.. today. They numbered 20 from
three shora. one firm gave in. but the
Crocker- Wheeler works. cloced its
doors as threatened.
one hundred men refused TO 20 TO
work. today. in the Delaware. Lacka-
wanna ana Western shops at Kings
land. \. J.. today.
At Jersey City. the 50 maChinistS en-
ployed by the Central Railroad Of New
Jersey are out ana policemen are
guarding the shops.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-22
The kN1i.cANTEEH LAW.
Sec Rooi Collecting Data as t. Elect OF 'he
Law on the Army.

Waahinrton May W.-Secretary
Root IL collecting All available "Fidcnc"
about the effect OF The anii-"ant"cn law
on the soldiers of the regular army.
Col. William Van Horne Of the 18th
Infantry. stationed ~ Fort Sheridan,
Chicago. has rcsorted to the secretary
that at present % men of ms command
are in the guard house under arrest.
ana that nearly 100 others are ~ large
ana are being searched Tor.
The transformation OF the Tort into
n prison was brought about. according
to COT. Van Horne by tn" abolishmcnt
of the post canteen.
The trouble began week ago last
Saturday, ana since then - arrests
have been made. while per cent. Of
the remainder Of the regiment has dis
appeared. This record ~ said 10 be- un-
prccedented in the annals of regular
army posts.
During the period when tac post can
teen was i'm existence the arrests We're
few. ana two cases in enc day were
considered bad.
Col. Van Horne earnestly recon-
mcuds return To the old post cantccn
system. under which no trouble with
the men was experienced Previously
those who wished 10 drink did so nj the
c&ntcen. where they were under the or
dcrs OF the post authorities.
Adverse reports are being received
from all over the United States an.
Adjutant Gen. torhin is having sta
tistics of drunkenness and arrests un-
der the new plan prepared. 4 strong
effort will be made To have the next
Congress repeal the anti-cantcen law
and return to the cantccn system.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-22
THE mAcHlNIsTs STRIKE.
Pres. 0'Conncll Says That All indicatio Pon
10 Early Settlement.

Washington. May 21.-President
O'connell said. tonight. that the ad-
vices received up to O'Clock at head
quarters here indicated that an early
settlement OF the trouble between the
machinists and employees will be eff
fected. Information at hand showed
that during the day over 120 firms had
settled bv granting the 9-hour day.
Mr.. Oconnell said. so far as he
knew, about 5000 men are out at San
Francisco and about 1000 in Cincinnati.
In Chicago. nearly all the important
shops have settled with the men. The
reports from the South. he said, show
that all through that section settle
mcnla are being effected.
Half the firms in Philadelphia. he
aaid. have come To terms and the 9TH
er9 are expected to follow suit. There
has been no news of n clash anywhere.
The navy department has received
"orI that the machinists' strike had
spread To- largo p:ivatr yards on the
Pacific coast where a number of war
vessels nrc under construction ana il
~ expected that Eastern yards having
naval ships 10 baild win alyo be
Effected.
The war department Is Informed that
the strike Is likely 10 stop work on
the two naval transports Egbcrt and
Rosccrans. now repairing on the PACT
lie coast.
Non" Of the government yards can
he effected BY the strike az an s-hour
day prevails in all government work
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-22
she IS A GEM!
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Shamrock II sailed without a Jip 'op-
sail and looked as though she had the
whole game in hand.
The Shamrock | ovcrhauled ana lasS D
ed the Shamrock IL on the run home.
The Shamrock III won by barely nan
n minute.
Tie trial of the Shamrock ~. touay'
instead of throwing additional ilsnt
upon her abilities makes it more dliti-
cult than ever to estimate her speed.
The Shamrock III was good ha'I
mile to the leeward when they s'artc"
but in five miles between tn" anchor-
age and the Silkiker. she closed up the
whole of the big gap. The times were:
Sha mrock l, 2 hours. ii minutes -
seconds.
Shamrock II, . hours. II minutes. ID
seconds.
The opinion of most of the experts
who witnessed the race was that had
it been desired that the Shamrock III
should win, she could easily have done
50.
King Edward will be on board tht
challenger in tUmorrow's trial
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-22
Very Remarkable Remedy,

1T is with good deal of pleasure
ana satisfaction that recommend
Chambcrlain's Coiic. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy" saws Druggist a.
W. Sawtelie. of Hartford, Conn. "A
lady customer. seeing the remedy eX-
posed for sale on my show case, said
to me: i really believe that medicine
saved my life the past summer while
at the shore" and became SO en-
thusiastic over its merits that at
once made up my mind to recommend
it i'm the future. Recently n gentleman
came into my store so overcome with
collie pains that he sank at once to the
floor. ! gave him n dose Of this remedy
which helped him. repeated the dose
and in fifteen minutes he left my store
sinilingly informing me that he felt as
well AS ever" Sold by Jno Coughln,
III Water street and J. c. Houlehan
Gardiner, druggists. m, W.T.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-22
FRESH BLOOD AND PUSH
Is What Is Needed in Porto Rico. Says Gov.
Gen. Allen.

Washington, May 2I.-Gov. Chas. III.
Allen OF Porto Rico. in his first annual
report, expresses the opinion that 4
scheme OF colonial administration.
such a. is followed in the Danish
French ana English West Indies.
might be safely instituted.
The governor points out that n
standard form OF territorial govern
mcnt while useful in the United States
would not apply successfully to this
island possession.
The governor says that in a climate
where a man can lie in a hammock.
pick 4 banana with one hand and dig
a sweet potato with one foot, the in
centivc to idlcness is easy to yield TO
and brings its inevitable consequences.
In conclusion Gov. Allen urges the
introduction Of fresh blood ana Anglo
Saxon push.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-22
ADMIRAL SCHlEY
Arrives at New York.-vsts SICK Son. Views
Retirement With Regret.

New York. May 2l.-Admiral Schley
arrived here. today. During the after :
noon, he visited the hospital where his
son is being treated and remained with
him two hours. When he came away
he said he thought his visit had done
DIR. Schley much good.
1t is said that Admiral Schley broke
down in Il speech which he delivered at
the dinner of Captain Engelbart. of the
Kaiser Wilhelm Der Crosse. Monday
night. After remarking that it had
been an anxious trip for him. on account
of the alarming illness of his son. the
admiral announced in faltering tones
that this was his last tip at sea in
view of his approaching retirement
Then the veteran broke down and
wept.
Many at the table Americans and
Germans. wept in sympathy with the
admiral.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-22
MRS. BONNIE HELD
For Murder o! kyres- Refuses 10 Sign HeI
Statement OF Confession.

Washington. May 2l.-The coronar's III
ry that has been investigating the muir
der Of James 5. AyIeS the census c,eTF,
returned a verdict. this afternoon. 10 the
effect that Ayr,:' was Killed during a
conflict between himself and Mrs. Lola
Ida Henri Bonine. The woman was h-ld
for the grand jury.
The typewritfen copy Of her confe sion
was taken to Mrs. Boninc. today, tor ,he
purpose of having her swear to it, as &ac
WIS not under oath when sic made the
statement. yesterday. Mrs. Bonine. al
ter making the Confession. had con Su tel
a lawyer, and ne had advised Ter % avui
anything III the nature of assisting The
prosecution. When the confession Mss
presented to her. today, she positively r.
fused to make the desired affidavit.
After the corOner'% jary had rendered
the verdict. MRS. Ronne was removed e.
the city Jail
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-22
UNSUCCESSFUL ATTACK
BY Filipinss on Nacarlan- Macarthur Preparing
His Final Report.

Manila, May 2l.-The insurgents, to-
day, made an unsuccessful attack up
on the village of Nacarlan. in Laguna
province. A private of the Sth Inf.
was killed in the engagement. The Of
fetal report of the recent engagement
near PASSAGE, in South CamarineS pro-
vince, says that three American SOL
diers were killed and one native scout
was captured.
Gen. Macarthur has ordered reports
from all the civil departments, pre-
paratory to his own final report.
The commission has prepared Il bill
to create new weather bureau. This
bill practically continues and subsid-
ICES the present Jesuit observatory in
Manila.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-22
FAIR PROPOSITION

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-22
Found a Buried treasure.

A man in small town in New Jersey
recently found n buried treasure in his
yard. which no doubt had been left ther.
by one of Captain Eidd's famous crew
A fortunate find. indeed. and sufficient
enable him to live happily the rest Of his
days provided Of course he has rond
health. To obtain good health there is nc
medicine like HostettcT's Stomach Bit
ters. 1t sets things right in the stomach
and regulates the bowels. If YOU are
nervous and worn out you should try IL
Ii VIII brace You u1. IT Is a sp,cudid
tonic and will cure al stomach liver an,
kidney disorders. Give it a trail ana 80.
Will not be disappointed but tie sure 1,
get the genuine
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-22
RUIN FOLLOWS RAIN.
Disastrous DowniaIIs in North Carolina and
Upper East Tennessee.

Charlotte y. G. May 21-A special to
the Observer from Asheville, \ c.
says:
rainfall that has visited this vicinity
for years fell, today. in Asheville and
the surrounding country. The bottom
land is ruined and hillsides are yawn-
ing Gulches. Bridges are gone and
many roads are impossible. The water
has reached the fires in the electric
light plant. The city is in darkness.
At Fillmore. the ideal village built by
Mr.. Vanderbilt, one row of cottages
was flooded and the people forced TO
move their belongings TO the upper
floors
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-22
THE CUBAN MIDDLE.
Better Send Gen. Funston Over 10 Straish:cI
Out the Tange.

Havana. May 21--At The CONSTITUTE piLl
convention Gomez and S-iVa Withdrew IN
minority report Of the committee on re
lationS and substituted the Old ma jority
report. This action of Sonor Gomez Is at
irlhutcd to the bitter attack made uion
him, Yesterday. by the Radicals for hay
ing acccptcu portions Of tic Pratt am nd
ment.
Senor ViilunCcas asked that his name
be stricken eff The cid report and deciIrv''
that lie now favored the majority report
already before the convent on.
Senor Sanguily made 4 litter attack up
on Scnor Gomez ana the Radio ais. assert
ing that the United States had aiways
been fair and honorable in dea,ins with
Cuba. that the policy of the Washington
government WAS to establish the rcpub il
and that the concessions asked BY The
United States were necessary to main
tain the republic.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-22
LITTLE ESTHER CLEVELAND
Is No Worse and Physician Is Hourly Expect
ING Improvement.

Princeton. y. j.. May Elk Presi
dent Grover cleveland arrived here.
late thi.; afternoon, from New York
He has been on 10 days fishing trip
ID MidLlebass island. n"ar Toledo. ana
appeared 10 be in excellent health
The physician in attendance at the
Cleveland home. today. reports no
change in the condition Of Esther
Cleveland. who IL i'll with diphtheria.
He said he could not predict how soon
she would be better, but is expecting
an Improvement every hour.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-22
COLE SILL MISSING.
Wife Found at Portland but Released. as
Cole Could Not Be Found.

Woodstock. n. t.. May H.-Marshal
Harvey returned, .oday. after an unsuc
ccssful hunt for George cole of New
York. alias Waiter Gould of Boston, sus
pected of stealing diamond ring and
S225 here, Friday. He ana Mrs CalcvD
$2.5 here. Fr day. lie had Mrs. Cole az
rested At Portland She said her husband
promised to meet her. Sunday. in 30 ston.
She was released after Investigation in
Boston failed to Locale Cole.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-22
FlIZjOnN PORTER DEAD.
The Famous Union General Passes Away al
AGE o; 80 Years.

New York. May 21.-Cien. Fitzjohn
Porter. who has been ill for several
weeks. at his home in MorristoWn, III.
j.. died. Tuesday morning. He had
been suffering from chronic diabetes
and his death has been expected for
several days. He was SO years old.
Gen. Brooke. commanding the de-
partment Of the east, has been in
structed by the war department to
furnish the necessary military escort
for the funeral of Gen. Porter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-22
SPARKS FROM MAINE WlKtS

Petitions in bankruptcy have been III IN
by Charles T.. Wakefield, Gardinet' W
liam NJ. White, Bangor. Al
Patrick Slowey. joGrneyman lsn 1aAR ran
Brooflvn. n. ". was struck D! ''is sn1e.
cor express. early Tuesday, a. orn,sha nha
Dunk. '"he right arm was badly sal raI1Hs. H,s.
He was taken to the Maine Geheta h,os
nital at Portland. where the doelo''
to save his arm.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-22
sAGADAH0C.
W0OIWICU.

Ernest l.. Rice and family Of Boston
arrived in town, Saturday, 10 spend las
summer.
Miss Emma Leonard Of Rock Bottom
Mass. is soon expected home.
Mrs. l.. r. Warren has decided TO n
main a home this summer Instead OF r.
turning to Baltimore.
we understand that Alexander Red
who is soon to be married. VII. c--upy ths
Whit,um house.
George kennisnn Gf Ratl. has moFea
ntu the Ennis house NJ Days Ferry.
Ethel Eaiiry -4 SICK with pncumon-
Or Euck attends her.
E;hel Rice. who has been quite acA
, mach better.
Eeujamin FogE and son Alton are ksep'
,ng house at SasadOc Ferry.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-22
BASE BALL GAMES.
New England League.
Manchester. ~; Lewiston. I.

Lewiston. Me-, May 21.-ln loosely
PLAYED game on the Auburn Athletic AS
ISOLATION park. this afternoon. Manchester
defeated Lewiston II to l. Lewiston fail-
ed to score until the last inning. when
with two men out she crossed the plate
and eaved shut out. Schneider pitched
a good game for the home team but was
given very poor support. Mccloud ocCu-
pied the box for the visitors and proved
a puzzle for Does boys. The features OF
the game was a running catch by Howe
and a double play by Boardman to Con
molly TO Wise. Score:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-22
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires From u
North. East, South and West

\ package containing sS0oo in curren'!.
consigned ny re@lstereu man LIS r;,y
tinnol Pauk of Commerce Of kansas CiN'
to Il bank in Urea Bend. ha'I: has VI. y,
neared a.d detectives are working OH ~ ~
theory that il was stolen by some '-
connected with the postal service. -.
The New York Tribune says: II ;,,.r. y y.
drift Of opinion that Edgar Van hs.'Ey vay
general superintendent OF the New Nor 4,
Central. is to succeed Mr.. talia"aa. ~ ~.
president of that road. No o-iicial II nh Il,
nation as 10 this could be ob-il ~ 10 M
mbiect has not yet been dscl sse1 1,,,,,Iasyf, ~
Vanderbilt and his associates; WIZ viz NJ
may De the new president, i L sar r,ssx
anpointment will he made within W.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-22
STATE NEWS
FRANKLIN.
NEW SHARON.

Mrs. John Harding has .o,a
houac lota ~ the rate of sI0o I'LL Wo
On" 20 Mr. Charles cookson ai.a M, acre,
10 ms Clara a. Potter. II ,s one
stood that the houses win be .. .naef'
this summer. 'ecte1
Mrs. John NJ. Roe II dangaro,.,
Mrs Dane. wife Of the Rev. u.
Danr. ana child. arrived here ~, M.
tiaafachusetts. Friday. Hoa
dangerously III.
The sehaon IL very forward
iherc IL prospect Of large hav ~. sa'
hCrc. uy
Tic Gordon I;ros. in the north n.,. !.
thc town are manufacturing 1Oo a
Of lumber into apple barrels stool
the fall crop. H
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-22
SUPREME commAMoERy. U. o. G. c.
Meets at Knoxville in Annual Session Pas
Years Benefits. S581 .62e.

Knoxville. Tenn. May 21-The Supreme
Comma ndery of the United Order of the
Golden Cross met i'm 25th annual session
today. in Knoxville with representatives
from all parts of the country. Supr, me
Commander F. |. Day of Lewiston. Ne.
called the meeting to order. The treas
urers report showed $5Sl ,6a9 paid out in
benefits during the year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-22
Strenath and Enduranc j..

Are factors Of the greatest success.
No pei son can do full justice to him
self without them.
In no season of the year are they
more easily exhausted than in the
spring.
We need not discuss the reason for
this here. It's enough to say there is
one. and that Hoods Sarsaparilla gives
strength and endurance, as thousands
annually testify.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-22

On May !, the International Labor ONCE
began its work in Basel. Switzerland, the
same country where the central Office of
the Red Cross Society. the Interna tional
Telegraph Bureau, the Bureau for the
rcgula ton of International Freight Tar
IFS, the Latin Monetary Union and the
International Postal Union are already in
cnor1tiOn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-22
LEWISTON.

Earned runs-Lewiston. /; Manchester.
!. Stolen bases--By Manchester. Sheets
2, Smith Kelly, Whiting. Clark: by Lew
iston, Burrill. Wise. Double plays-Ey
Lewiston. Howe Connolly. Boardman.
Connolly, Wise. First base on balls-By
Schneider, Kelly .. Whiting =. Shook, Nj :
Cloud: by McCloud. Wise. Hit by pitche
ball-C1ark Struck out-By Schneider,
Herwig. Shincel 3. McCIoud. Wild pitch
Schneider. Time. 1.5D. Umpire, Wheel
oCk Attendance 500.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-22
Unprecedented Rain in Tennessee.

Knoxville, Tenn. May 2l.-An unpre-
ledented rain has fallen in upper East
Tennessee. sweeping away bridges and
washing out tracks of railroads. Trains
:.re blocked. All telephone and tele-
Craph wires are down.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-22
NASHUA.

Earned runs-Bangor. 3, Home runs-
w. Driscoll Hayward Three-base hits
Hayward. Clark. Bridgham. Base on bl
BY Brown. II; by Dillon. 6. Struck out
BY Brown. 5: by Dillon 4. Base on hi,
by pitched ball-By Dillon. Hayward: by
Brown, Colpoy. Left on bases-BanGor
&; Nashua. s. Double plays-Clark, W
Driscoll: Moran, Boyle and Covenev. sac
rifice hit-Bridgham. Time, pa Umpire
Lezotte. Attendance, 400.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-22

President \. ]. Morrison Of Faifnvl, n,
College. Wichita. Kan, visited ,rrs
Falls. \. H., ihe other day 10
.prorts from the clms plarsed 'ne ls
Daniel Webster. The sp outs y" ", Ce
,Iantcd on The camols o. l'aiihicu"' !
!ege.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-22
Portland. 8; Lowell. 5.

Portland, Me-, May 2l.-In the game. 10
day, the home team defeated the l.owells
by superior work with the bat. Outsid
the superiority noted there was little 10
choose in the playing of the two clutG
the fielding being sharp and clean VT 4
rare exceptions on the part of both.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-22
LOW ELL.

Earned runS-Portland. O. Two-DaSe
hits-OBrien 2 Wiley. Long. Allard. Base
on balls-Bv Long. TRUCK out-By Long.
S: by Gildea, Z. Stolen bases-Curtis con
roy, Wiley. Cameron i. Regan. A!lard Z;
Conners, Kane. Sacrifice hts-Mur hT.
Wiley. Passed ball-Deroehn. Wild II ca
-Gildea. Time, 1.40. Umpire, Moore AL
fendan nee d5O.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-22
New England League Standing.
American lcauue.

At Detroit-The Boston-Detrot gam
was postponed rain.
At Cleveand-The Cleveland Washing
ton game was postponed; rain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-22
The Weeks Schedules.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday-Cin-
cinatti at Boston. ST. Louis at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at New York, Chicago ut Phil
adelpha.
Thursday. Friday and Saturdav-pitts-
burg ut Boston. Chicago at brooklyn, Gin
cnatu At New York. ST. Louis At fhi!a
nl,,tat
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-22
Bangor. II: Nashua. 8.

Bangor. Me. May 2l.-Bangor defeated
Nashua. today. in a one-sded, rn.nter2St-
ing contest. The features We're the bat
ting of Hayward. Driscoll and Nelson
Lezotte's work as umpire was very puor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-22
American League Standing.
National League.
AT BROOKLYN

nj ITtCJONI41 7 N.
ST. Louis ...1 ell 14-2
Brooklyn ....1 3 l U G. 81
Bateries-Powcli, Harper and Nichols;
Kennedy, McCann and Mcclure. Attend
ance. 1900.
AT PHILADELPHIA
Chicago ..2 0 0 O 0 0 Is ~,
Philadelphia % 0 l 0 l ~ . 1
Batteries-Hughes and Killing: Orth ami
Douglass. Attendance. 1898.
AT BOSTON.
RostOn ......0 o 0 0 o G-1-'-i
Cincinnati ......O 0 0 0 0 O-4 8 2
Batteries-Dneen and Kittredge; PHI
lips and Bergen. Attendance. $50
AT NEW YORK
New York 800 0 0 x-'-7 .
Pittshurg .......0 0 0 0 o o IL l6 .
Batteries-Mathewson, Bowerman and
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-22

It's the little colds that grow w,o,nsunpa
colds; the big colds that END ~ ,,,t,a cod.
don and death. Watch the m !.
DR.. Wood Norway Fine sy'"r "
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