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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-20
MOlINEUx'S FATE
Nov Rests in The Hands OF New York Cour. Q!
Appeals Judges.

Buffalo, y. T.. june 19.-The fate Of Po-
land -. AOlineux. convicted Of murder
as the poisUner of Mrs. Katherine j.
Adams. at New York, ia December. $50.
IL In the keeping II the seven Judges at
the colrt Of appeals, who for three ia -
TASt have been listening To the arguments
was finally submitted. AT l.5j O'Clock this
afternoon. ard the decision will not b..
announced until some months hence. TIL
crowds thar sought admission to the
court room. this morning. WAS larger and
more determined than ever. Excited men
fought m places near the glass doors
where hey might see the actions. II they
missed IN" words az the closing scenes.
The principal speaker was David =
i!!l for the people. VINO stiil HAD 3 hours
and II minutes ~ his allotted time left
when court opened. al u o'clock III.
spok" until d rs. ana Holm g. Milburn for
MoiiueIN. was heard for ~ minutes in
concise reply. Mr.. lin warned the court
NOT TO heed = Plea that dealt IN technical
~. II TIN. courts Wer,- To ~, Thus sWpry-
no from the path of duty. he suggested
that the mIrdcrerS might organize a
trLst ANA an enjoy freedom. In a disser-
'atluu uu the law a. to the admission OF
testimony az t. another crime ana the
use use 81 conceded and disputed writing
for the purposes % comparison he led tho
court down a long line nj authorities ANA
decisions. all aimed a. sustaining the us.
VIC thr BlTuet evidence ana the policy vi
the lower court toward the exhibits ut
handwriting At the trial In his admira-
bin told story If the law. he made fire.
queut reference to The famous Tichborne
case IN England. tracing similarity in
Ih,- admission Of certain writings to row
perjury on the part ~ the IuCkless claim
ant. and in the policy Of objection on the
part fthe defence. lie reviewed the
forged correspondence with the patent
medicine dealers and proclaimed Molin-
-HN q S the author Of the letters. the en-
cmy OF Harry G.. Barnet, the compounder
uf the rare cyanide OF mercIry used in
both crimes and the man who mailed the
fatal poison that Killed Mrs Adams.
Mr. Mihurn repy was largely devoted
To an answer 10 personal criticism. lie
drew attention to the fact that the claim
that Henry q. Barnet had received poison
rested solely upon the hcarsay testimony
of Dr. Douglas. who >wore that Barnet
said the poisoned Kutnow powder that
had come to him by mail. That fact tn-
established or broken down and the chain
~ Circumstantial evidence was parted.
He also directed attention 70 the fact that
Moliueux had not bought the bottle hold
or. and had not been identified as the
man who hired the Koch letter box. with
out which il was impossible to fix guilt
upon him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-20
SUCCESSFUL sowDoIM MANAGERS.
Every one Finishes the Season With Surplus
in Ms Treasury.

Brunswick. Me. June lJ-rhe Bowdoir
sociations held their annual meetings ~
Memorial hall. Tuesday afternoon. Man
ager q. X. Walker OF the Track Associa.
ton. read his report, which showed thai
the association has surplus OF about
1928. j. H. White, 81, X. y. Dole. 'G2. and
George Libby. 90. were appointed a nomi-
GERS. Ralph Wellington Helleubrand. %
Of Old Town. was elected president
Charles Carroll Shaw '03 Of Cumberlan nd
Center. vice president. and Edward Far
rington Abbott, W. of Auburn. secretary
and treasurer OF the association. John
elected manager nf the team for the en-
suing year, and Walter kecne Wildes, %.
Of Skowhegan. assistant manager.
Manager Stanwood of the Base Ball AS.
ISOLATION. read his report. which showed
a balance Of over so. John Gregson. Oh.
Philip II. cobb. '02. and John a. Greene.
90. were appointed the nominating com
mittec for this association. Thomas car
ter White. g3. OF Lewiston. was elected
president: Herbert Henry Oakes. ~. Of
Auburn. vice president. ana Sdmuel Bra
Icy Gray. ~. Of Old Town. secretary an !
treasurer OF the association: Clement
Franklin robinson. 'b3. Of brunswick. W. ,
elected manager and Samuel Trakk Dana
'0i. of Portland, scorer OF the base bali
team.
The report of the treasurer Of the Ten
mis- Association showed balance Of about
so Ia the treasury. Charles Henry Hunt.
~. Of Portland. WAS elected president {.
George Libby, Jr.. ". Of Portland. was
vice president and Roscoe Paine. %. SEC
rotary and treasurer of the association.
Every manager Of Bowdoin team. thi
year. came oIt with a large balance AZ
the end of the SesUn.
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KENI'S HILL AiUMNAE.
An Organization Perfected 10 Work for the
Woman's College.

Kent's I'M. Me. June l9.-During Com
mcnccment week the college aIumnae
met ana organized with the following on
GERS:
President Mrs Louise Allen. ciaas G..
Vice president Mrs. Adelaide -. Nav
ton. SO
secretary-aiis III Ian 4. sampson g..
Treasurer Mrs Annie r. Snow. -
An executive committee consisting Of
the foregoing officers. together with thc
following aluunAe was aisp elected. airs
Annie Hamilton B0nncli. 81. Kents Iiitt.
NJ. Mrs Emma Fisk Robert. -. Brook
Ism, y. Y. Mrs Ellen Hatch Parker %,
Pasndeaa cal. Mrs. Marguerite Hans
ch"ld Smith. O, bloomington. H.. Mrs
Sarah Longlcy Wright. =. Jamesi AN.
n s.. Mrs Harriet Park Reyes. ..
Pennington. Me. Mrs, Mary Gushing
Palmer Scwtonv!'lo. Mass TN" com
M ttt.. ~ to ro-ops rat" with the rris "'s
IN advancing the Interests ~ nv Wa
mans c. lirFr.
III. s,,oud member a. ne Kcrts iiil
BIilctIl ~ ready fur distribution VI Il "a
.,ataiO4 ar NJ ihr Wamsa.a college aid f.
run 81 interest fo No-uE women vino are
looking forward ru rol err cdA,At IH
II can ~ obtained 90 application L" the
president
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-20
PR0.B0ER MEETING
At London Attended by Enormous Crawl :.
Considerable Excitement.

London, June 19.-Thousande =.
people began collecting on,sida
queens hail two hours before the al
Nertised time Of the pro- Boer uee,in.
held there, tonight. When the doo,.
were finally opened, the pressure q. N.
surging mob was so great that rosru
people tainted. In spite OF tho Vic;
lance OF the promoters OF the meeting
many "Jingoes" gained an entrance ~
the hall. Much hooting, mingled win
cheers greeted the delegates upon ,beir
arrival.
Henry Labouchere presided al tbs
meeting and beside ]. W. Sauer CT.
commissioner of public works Of Cam
Colony, many prominent pro:Boers in.
Guiding John Dillon, leader Of the Ma.
tionalist party. David Lloyd, Georpa
WEIGH, Nationalist. James Keir Hsr.
die. Socialist, and Sir Wilfrid Lawson
were present.
During the meeting fully 10000 fin.
goes who had gathered outside in Pc.
gent street blocked traffic. Several
men mounted the parapet Of the
Langham hotel and waving Union
Jacks. proposed resolutions against the
Pro- BOer agitation.
The usual speeches were made and
the usual resolutions were carried amid
much commotion and excitement An
amendment in favor Of the indepeni.
ence Of the Boer republics proposed by
Baron Battersea for the Radicals. did
not meet with the approval OF the
Labouchere party.
Several collisions occurred between
the crowd outside the hall and the %.
lice hut no casualties We're reported
A. ]. Balfour, first lord Of the tras.
ury. in speech. tonight. at a conser-
vative banquet in London. made
strong protest against the action Of tie
Zimmerman party in countenancing the
pro-Boer movement. thereby prolong-
ing the war. and adding to the already
great difficulties and sufferings.
1T is a scandalous and shocking
thing said Mr.. Balfour. that such men
should. before the whole world accuse
their fellow countrymen and soldiers Of
carrying on war by barbarous meth
DDS"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-20
is.
Motherhood
Approaches

that might have been avoided -sa~---
There no time womans life like that just before the expe
ence Of motherhood At this blood rich and the
and healthy and all the Of the body vigorous ana
strong
This condition and brought about successfully by
Johann Malt than by anything else the ideal strength
builder and will find delightful to take
perfect ally because always assists the assimilation OF ood
and with its help all the nve elements made active and
useful.
The of themselves at this time reflects over their
whole lives and no stmants which used the
general strength which needs foyng and Johann os Malt Extract
does this perfectly.
No need be unppared for this great trial when she can 50
easily prove herself efficiency of Johann Ho Malt Extract which
many has done glorious building up the weak by
Beware of limitations put up in bottles resembling Johann f1ofs
Get Johann os and you will not be disappointed At all druggists
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ONE SHOT TOOK EFFECT.
Lebanon. N. H.. Citizens Hunting for Man
Who lnsulted a Woman.

Lebanon. n. H.. June 1.-the police
and a large posse of citizens have
searched the woods. this afternoon ana
evening. for q man who il caught Will
be charged with assault upon Miss
Frances Finn n professional nurse. at
the residence Of Mrs. Henry +. Knapp.
Miss Finn was sitting on the mousse
piazza on Mascoma street. TINS alter
noon, when a man stepped in front OF
the house and spoke insultingly to her.
She resented what he said and he seiZ-
cd her and attempted to force her In
to the house.
Miss Firms screams brought Mrs.
Knapp from her up stairs apartments
but the man by that time had dragged
Miss Finn to the rear of the house. As
Mrs. Knapp appeared at the door the
man ran for the woods near by. Mrs.
Knapp fired five shots at him from a
revolver and is sure that at least one
of the bullets hit the runner.
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A STRANGE PROCEEDING.
Portland Man Swallows Muriatic Acid. Starts
for Doctor and Disappears.

Portland. June IA disappearance
transpir,d. today. the circumstances
al which seem to show that the missing
man may not be found alive. Frank L..
Boothby. the proprietor of fish
racking shop on Long wharf. rushed
from his office. today. and informed
his workmen that he had swallowed
muriatic acid in mistake for water.
and then he hurried off With the ex-
pressed purpose of going to a doctor.
Nothing has been seen of the man
since. nor have friends or the police
been able To find 4 clue TO his where
bouts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-20
THE GUILFORD STRIKERS
Remain Firm and Refuse An Offer Of Com.
promise from the Company.

Guilford. Me, June l9.-The 40 weav-
ers who went out. yesterday. in sup
port of a demand for better wages
have not returned to work. The n ].
work by the piece. and ask for an in
crease of four mills on white cloth and
five mills on colored. per yard. The
strikers claim that nj the present rate
the best weavers can earn only $l.2a
per day. At the increased rate they
could make S1.30 II was stated. today,
that the management of the factory
has offered TO compromise the matter
with the strikers. suggesting an in
crease OF ana mills but this was re-
fused
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-20

Frank p Sposedo. Portland grocer,
was run away with while trying new
horse at Portland. Wednesday evening.
He was thrown from the wagon and.
striking head first on hydrant. receive 1
what doubtless will prove fatal injuries.
The torpedo boat Riddlc made a mile
on the southport course. Tuesday. at the
rate of 30 knots. which is IL knots in
excess of the contract speed. The condi-
tons We're perfect. 1t is expected that
the Bddlc will have her official trials,
next week.
Co. A.. of the LIST Maine Cavalry. one
of the most famous Of the New Englan |
companies in the Civil War. held its sec
ond annual reunion in bangor. Wednes-
lay. in the quarters OF Hannibal Ham in
Post. The officers of the company. who
Were unanimously reelected are: PreSi-
dent. Sidney w. Clark. Bangor; vice pres
ident NJ. {. Chapman. Newburg; secre-
the executive committee. J. c. Bowen,
Bangor.
Petitions in bankruptcy have been flied
by: Benjamin +. Leavitt. old Town
Fred T.. Ilussey. Fairfield; Benz l..
Greonleaf. Arson: John II. Morris. Bins-
F. Benson. Portland: Charles W. Nerii |.
Greenwood: Clement NJ. Given. Auburn:
Charles W. Leighton and William c. p.
Van RanseIlear Dow East Dover: Thorn
as {. Blodeau. Lewiston: Joseph Fortin.
Lisbon; Fred ID. Waldo; Kumford: Ma
noleon Roy; Saco: stephen j. Murray.
PORTLAND; William G. Mulligan. Portland.
The members of Co. +. 18th Maine Reg
iment Association. are to hold their re-
union. Tuesday. June .. ut Thatcher
was to have been held at Sou... Port
lana. but other arrangements had 10 he
made. 50 the veterans viii meet in Port
land. About 20 of the surviving members
of the company are expected 10 be in at
tendance. The annual reunion OF Co III.
18th Maine. was held. Tuesday in the
town of Otisileld The company was en-
tertained by Comrade Charles W. San
born, formerly of Westbrook A fire lin
ner was served and the veterans had IN
enjoyable reunion.
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Schedule Tor the JuIy Racrs.

New York, June l9.-At the New
York Yacht club, tonight. it was stat
al that the races between the Consti-
tuition and Columbia and proba bly, the
Independence win be held at Newport,
July ! ana 3. 1t was hoped 10 have
the Constitution ready for the Glen
Cove cup races, June %. but it is now
positive that she will not be ready
until July |.
Following the races under the auspi-
Ces Of The New York Yacht Club, July
and 3, for all classes. will be held
July 3, I, 2. II and 10. under the man
aRenent Of the Newport Racing Asso-
Cation.
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REV. DR.. D. w. laLACHeUR.
News Received OF WeIlknown Maine Clergy
mans Death in Africa.

Portland. Me. June l9.-Mrs d. W.
I.aI.acheur has received cablegram
from Freedom. Africa, announcing the
death of her husband there Mr., La
,.achcur formerly was pastor OF the
Vaughan street church here and was
,vell-Enown throughout the State. He
was n prominent temperance worker
For several years past he had peen
connected with the Christian Alllance
Missionary Society, and at the time OF
his death h" was making tour or the
world in the interest of the society
The cause Of his death is not known.
IL. WIS 80 wears old.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-20
CHARLES DAVENPORT DEAD.
Baths Grand Old Man Passes Away a. Age Of
90 Years

nan. .ac. J-av Ig-CAar.cr Hlr np1rt
ono NJ EAths oli,-t citizens and rlo7t
prominent business men, die here. toldN,
aged . years IL was born ~ this city,
ana during Mi h.a Ife had heen IeIml-
urntIy Identified with It's affairs.
lie entered tEr commercial field carl IN
life ana met with un1sua success IN ~ at-
Mn Nh I{s UNDERTAKINGS lie assisted iH
,.talli shiur the Ola Ladies' Home. aud n
the time W his d'ath was its prcsi4enL
lIc Wu- also president 81 N" Lincoln N
tuition In" ilttvr position he had h" q
for NOR, ;L1u 20 wears, and he W Il
trustee. WI tHy institution since Its !n'of Ii
lnrttiuu III Is
During al his life Re took mn active IN
terc~r in local rhiitical Affairs and n
ylrlul!s times served ~ both bfancnc "t
the city government \ widoW m" ~"
surS survive him
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SMALLPOX At LEWISTON.
Seven Crses Now Confined in Pest House.
No Fear OF Epidemic.

Lewiston. Ne. June 19-Thcrc are now
seven cases of smallpox in the pest house
in this city. and a number Of persons who
have been exposed to the disea are held
under guard at the Androsco~sin block.
When the four persons We're removed
from the AndroscogGin block. last night
ii was learned that one woman had left.
yesterday. and was staying nj ten a.
ment. and. today. she was returned and
now is held under "uard. The authorities
report that all the cases thus far are very
mild. and they do not fear serious re-
SnlfS
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American League Standing.
National League.

National League.
AT BOSTON.
Boston .........0 0 : KY
Chicago ...1 o o. o o U 3D.
Batteres-Wi!iis and Iittrcdge; Meme
fee and kahoe.
Second game.
Boston O o o 3 3 l X-I-l0-l
Chicago .......1 0 u 90
Batteries-Lawson and Kittiedge: Eason
and King. Attendance. 200.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
st. Louis. ......1 0 o o % IL q
Philadelphia 20 0 o 0 o o C. ~
Batteries-Jones and Nichols: Donohu'
and Mcfarland. Time, l5o Attendance,
1853.
AT BROOKLYN.
Cincinnati 30 o | G. 6-l0-J
Brooklyn III l l 0 x-lo-l3- 3
Batteries-Phillips and Bergen; Nc
James and Mcclure. Attendance, 1900.
AT NEW YORK.
New York .3 o l 0 o. 3
Pittsburg .....0 0 0 . 2-5-lO 5
Called on account of darkness.
Observation-Disclosures Bowerman and
Smith; Tanneh-ll. Lever. OConnor and
thinner Attendance. GOO.
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Thomas r. Day Of Br ants Pond.

Bryant's Pond Me, June 19-(SpeciaD.
Thomas Il. Day of this place. died. to-
day. at the Maine General Hospital in
Portland. where he had been since MAY
y. for treatment for Brght's disease. His
age was Ga years. \ widow, one son.
Harold s., of this place. and two step
daughters. Mrs. Annie Barker of Rum
ford Center. and Mrs. Henry A. Wing of
Lewiston. survive him He was a native
of Woodstock. and for many years prom
inent in oxford county. being engaged in
etc, shipping to Boston and other mar
kets. He was highly respected by all who
knew him.
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DENMARK ALARMED
# She Will Not Sell ws,
Indian Islands
She Must Fortify and Carri,o, :,
Thomas and St. John.
United States Determined That sic,,....
Canal Shall Be Protected

London. June 20.--The Coma,
correspondent of the Daily Nm asen
That the United States has sent y
other note to Denmark to ,ba ah'
That IL Denmark is not willing - MT
her West Indies the United e.. a
must demand that Denmark $500.
ana garrison st. Thomas and st. Job,
which would command the Nicarssu uaa
canal. euaa
The situation IL regarded ser,ou.,.
here, as Denmark cannot dream I, -
dertaking the erection Of fortiaca,,sA- -.
and the maintenance of garrison.
which would cost several millions
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-20
HaverhiIi. 9: Manchester. 6.

Manchester. n. H, June l9.-It took Ha-
yerhill Il innings. this afternoon, to play
the local New England team to a stand
still, and in the last half of the winning
inning they pounded out three balls that
feeders dropped them. Finally, a poor
throw to Kelley allowed all of the men
10 score. and in their half of the inning
Manchester went out in one. two three
order.
Manchester ....3 . 0 o 0 0-6-11-11
Haverhill ......0 90 , 30 3 o 3-9-l2-
Battcries-Farrell and Kelly: Stackpole
and Schincel. Attendance, 400.
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Earned runs-POrtIand. I: lewiston,
Twobase hits-Curtis. @ Brien. Doe and
Towne. Three-base ht-Barry. Home
run-Burrell. Stolen bases-Conroy.
Wiley >: WEIGH, Cameron. Murphy, Can b
ney. BRIGHAM. Mullaney, Burrell. Doe
Sacrifice hit-Curtis. First base on balls
or Gaffney. :; off Towne. D. Hit by
pitched ball-By Towne, l. Struck out
BY Towne :; b. Gaffney. 4. Passed balls
BY Burrell. 2: by Curtis. /. Double
plays-Doe Brigham and Nevers: Cam
ance, AGO. Umpire. Wheelock.
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Nashua. 4: Lowell. z.

Lowell Mass. June 19.-Nashua. today.
won from Lowell by superior fielding ana
opportune hitting. Both pitchers were eff
fective but Gokey had just little the
best of 1t a critical stages. In the eighth
inning Lowell had two men on bases with
one out, but could not score.
Nashua .....6 0 0 | 0 2-i-l-O
Lowell ........0 q | 0 0 1-2-l-3
Batteries-Gokey and Coveney; Connors
and DerOehn. Attendance, 800.
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Matinee Races al Readville.

Readville. Mass. June 19.-The matt
nee races of the Gentlemen's Club at
the Readville track. this afternoon
had Mr.. c. ID. Palmer as starter. The
pace to wagons. mile heats was won
by Fred Ames. b. g.. &c. f. Leonard).
Time, 2.23A. 2.23. The trot to wagon.
mile heats was won by Burlington Boy.
CHI. g.. Oh. 0. Aldrich). Time, 2.26A !;
oeiL
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ATTEMPTED Murder and Suicide al WaIpoIe

Walpole. Mass. June 19.-Annic Vietze.
a German girl of ~ years, this evening
ATTEMPTED to kill Harvey c. Blanchard.
who had formerly been attentive to her.
and then sent bullet into her own
brain. killing herself instantly. Blan-
chard is suffering from two bullet
wounds. one in the nose. and the other
through the breast, but it is believed he
will recover
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National League Standing.
Other Games.

At Meriden-Meriden. 3: New London, 3.
At Waterbury-Derby, Il: Waterbury, s.
At Observation-Disclosures. Il: Buffalo. 1.
At Provideuce-Providen /; WorceS-
ter. o.
At Observation-Disclosures 4; New Ha =
Ven o.
Twelve innings.
At Bristol-Norwich. 9: Bristol, 6. Bris-
toll. .; Norwich. l.
At Montreal-The Toronto Montreal
game was postponed; rain.
At I.ewiSton-f.dward Little, 10; Lewis
ton. L. Decisive game in series of three.
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Mrs, Mckinley Steadily Gaining.

Washington, June 19.-The condition of
Mrs. Mckinley, tonight. continues favor
able After his visit, DR.. Rixey said that
she had passed fairly comfortable day
and that the gradual improvement in her
condition was still noticeable. Mrs Nc
EinIey is quite weak, but is gaining a lit
tie strength each day.
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THE AMEnlCA
Continued from page ID

and the Constitution against the Sham
rocks
j. V. $. eddie. secretary Of the New
York Yacht club, was seen. last night
and said that the race had not been
brought to the attention Of the club.
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Portland. 10: Lewiston. 10.

Portland. Me-. June l9.-It was not l
particularly interesting game played by
Lewiston and Portland. today. on the
Forest Avenue grounds. Neither Null
holland nor Gaffney was effective. and
there was lack of ginger in The genera !
work of both teams. Lewiston had made
the score uncomfoItably close during the
latter part of the contest. and capt.
Wiley put in Coughin to hold them where
no
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-20

i. It Is when the experience OF ma
ternity comes to women that they
sustain their severest natural snock.
Should not their strength be forti-
fled for il!
The weakness of a rundown sys-
tenn brings its marks to women's races
and forms at such time - the weak
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4 Monument to Late las. G. Blaine.

Pittsburg, Pa. June 19.-Andrew
Carnegie will erect a monument to
James G. Blaine. A site for the monu-
ment. it is believed, will be chosen in
Schenley park near the Carnegie in
stitute.
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New England League Standing.
American League.
AT BOSTON.


Be Ston .........0 l 0 0 4 X-59-2
Chicago ........1 0 0 0 0 0-3-6-3
Batteries-Winters and Schreck: Patter
son, Callahan and Sugden. Attendance,
sS:5
AT WASHINGTON
washington "A 0 o O 2-7-13-2
Detroit ........0 0 0 o. 5-5
RatIeries-Patten and Grady: Sciever
and Buelow. Attendance. 2336.
AT PHILADELPHIA,
Cleveland ....2 q q n I q 0-3-9 :
Philadelphia 20 l l % 0 KITS
Batteries-Hart and Wood; Frazer and
Powers. Attendance. 1885,
% AT BALTIMORE
Baltimore 80 2 q q x-g-16-2
milwaukee, 40 0 0 o l l-3-10-2
Batteries-Foreman an Robinson: