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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-29
PULLED DOWN the FLAG.
Joaquin MiIier's Brother Yanks Down British
Flag al .Skagway.

Vancouver, Il. c., June 2S-The
steamer Island of Skagway. today.
brings news of an exciting flag episode
at Skagway.
+. $. Busby. Canadian customs agent
there acting on instructions from OF
tawa, hoisted the British flag over his
followed and on the following morning
Il tall, athletic looking man stopped at
the foot of the staff. took out his peck
ct knife and cutting the halyards.
pulled down the flag and ran the hal
yards through the block. rolled up the
colors and tossed them into a recess IF
the building.
Customs Agent Busby went to .he
defence of the flag. Reaching the flag
the latter pulled a card from his pocket
and after handing ii to the astonished
Canadian official turned on his neel
and walked away. On the card was
George Miller, Attorney at Law, Eu-
gene, Ore"
Miller is a brother of joaquin Miles.
the California poet, and Is visiting
friends in Skagway. The Skagway
News says:
This incident which has caused no
end of comment has been brewing for
several days When the flag pole was
put up on the depot building the mat
ter was called to the attention of G. l..
Andrews. United States deputy col
hector of customs.
Mr. Andrews investigated the mat
ter and found nothing in his instruc-
tions which he thought justified inter
ference"
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Discussions al National Social and Polfsd
Conference at Detroit.

DerOit, June PSI am one of those,
said Mayor Tom l.. Johnson Of Cleye-
land before the Second National So
cial and Political conference at ii
opening session, today. who believe
that the greatest evil threatening this
country today is monopoly in private
hands"
Mr.. Johnson thought that the cure
for monopoly was an equal rate Of
taxation for all classes of men.
r. sc We're less than 100 people IN
r Harmonic hall when President Ell
week Pomeroy of New York, called
the conference to order and INTRODUCES
Mayor johnson as chairman Of the
session.
THE Function of the Church u
Furthering Equality" was the nrN
subject on the program and Rev. H. )
Rigelow of Cincinnati, and DR.. AleIan'
DER Kent of Washington, d. c.. prere-
scented their views of the question, Of
ter which it was discussed.
How to Use the Press was discuss
"a by James f. Scripps of Deroit VINO
frankly admitted that he did not KNOW
and Willis j. Abbott of Ann Arpol.
George O. Sibley of Washington, anu
Charles Il. Patterson, editor OF We
Arena, discussed How to Use booA'
and Pamphlets"
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YOU CAN CURE II.
A New Cure Tor catarh in Table, s.

Inc old time treatment for
IN the form Of douches or snr.,atarrh va,
internal remedies were given oil, later %
success but being in liquid ~ Greater
FORM were lnconvenient and powdered
me same objection to all Ijn,id open 70
mat Is. they lose whatever Ieme1iesl
the air. "'i exposure "a
the tablet Is the ideal form IN
administer medication, but in,i, winch %
no successful catarrh tablet recently
been attempted mad eve,
Al this writing. however
ceilent and palatable remedy I'm ,nost er.
has been placed before the r,i,hiin ALARM
By druggists, called Stuart's ca,a aiad sSa
lets. composed Of the most rsl I'm lab
coveries in medicines for The eii dc
catarrh. 5nd results from their ,'sd "
been highly gratifying. ''e nav
Stuarts Catarrh Tablets conta,.
cipaliy highly concentrated antis pna.
which XIII the catarrh germs in ~. etp ,iee
and mucous membranes, and in ~, oiooe
spect are strictly scientific and rn ma e
as IL has been known for some vearo
by the ablest physicians that ths ~
successful catarrh treatment wac ~ ao2
hallng or spraying. antiseptics " ~
The use Of inhalers. douches and
however. Is a nuisance and inconvan,sM
and moreover can in no wise cnm ,sat
with the same remedy given in ,asin
form, either in efficacy or CONVENIENT Gus
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-29

John Bateman, cOlored. was hanged at
Marion. Ark, Friday, for the murder OF
his wife.
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THE CHINESE INDEMNITY.
United States Will Refuse Any Part OF the Ex.
cess Amount

Washington. June 2S-The Chinese
minister who was at the state depart
rpent. today. said he was not aware
that the total indemnity was less by
80 600. 900 taels than the amount China
had agreed to pay and for the present
he was not prepared to say whether
China would ask to he allowed TO re-
tn in this amount. II il believed that TIL
tain this amount. 1t is believed
that the United States would decline
to take any part in the excuses and
that it would favor all the powers re-
hitting this amount to China.
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THE MASSACHUSETTS
Runs Down and Badly Damages Portland
Fishermen Ella N. Doughty.

Gloucester, Mass. June oS-The bat
tleship Massachusetts, came very near
adding one more To her list of vessels
destroyed although she is at present
on a peace footing. Yesterday morning,
in dense fog off South Shoal light
ship, she ran down the Portland fish
ing schooner Ella NJ. Daughty, despite
the fact that her whistles We're blow
ing and the horns of the fishing vessel
were sounding at.close intervals.
The doughty had her bowsprit brok-
en-. her cutwater damaged and other
injuries to her rigging and put in here.
today. for repairs. Her captain does
not blame the battleship. but instead
praised the officers and crew for their
prompt assistance after the collision.
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CRUELTY TO SOLDIERS.
ist Mass Brigade Put Through Review in the
Intense Heat

South birmingham. Mass, June IS
The review of the LIST Brigade, NJ. V.
Nj. in their annual camp here by the
commander in-chief, Gov. w. Murray
Crane. was the best in the history of
the brigade. Every branch of the ser
vice ELECTED well deserved praise from
His EXcellency, who characterized the
maneuVcrs on the whole as 'magnifi-
cent" The sun, however. made march
ing more of torture than a pleasure.
During the passing of the columns be-
fore the reviewing party four men
collapsed from the heat and were at
tended by the ambulance corps. The
evening was given up solely to enjoy
ment by the men. They will break
camp after breakfast. tomorrow.
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A DANGEROUS PLACE.
Two More Steamers Nearly Piled Up Near the
lusitania's Wreck.

st. Johns. y. F.. June 2S.-The
steamer Algerine. which has just re-
turned from the scene Of the wreck OF
the Orient Steam Navigation Co. $
steamer Lusitania. lost the night Of
June p. off Cape Ballard. reports that
during the fog Of yesterday another
large ocean steamer approached the
New FCundland coast. running straight
Tor shore. The stranger was almost
on the rocks when the Algerne blew
q whist" OF warning, which caused
the endangered vessel to reverse her
engines and head seaward.
Ii is also reported that another large
unknown steamer had Il similar expe-
riencc, Saturday. off Renews. This YES
sci had passed between an outlying
reef ana the main coast when she
caught sight of schooner and altered
her course.
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INCREASE GRANTED.
Iron and Steel Workers Arrange Matters With
the Companies.

Fittsburg. Pa, June 2S.-The ad-
journed conference between the COM
mittee of the Amalgamated Association
and representatives of the Republic
and Iron Steel Co., and the American
Steel Hoop Co, was resumed here, to-
day. AT the morning session it was
practically agreed to advance the base
of the scale from SAFE when bar iron
is selling at l cent a pound, to S.. an
increase of about 6 per cent. At the
present rate for bar iron under the
new scale the puddlers will receive
$3.50 per ton after July /, an advance
of 81 cents, and the finishers will get
a corresponding increase.
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STORMS IN QUEsEG.
Railroads Suffer Heavily and Traffic Will Be
Blocked Tor Days.

Quebec. June 2S.-The Quebec Cen
trail and the Canadian Pacific Railroad
trail and the Canadian Pacific rail-
roads are great sufferers and traffic
will be blocked for several days on ac-
count Of the waShouts during the re-
cent storm. Forty miles of the Quebec
Central tracks near Angusc is badly
wrecked. All trains have been cancell-
ed. Tho Canadian Pacific had had a
washout ut Cookshire. The Halifax eX-
press ran into il at midnight. The To-
connective alone left the track and no
one was injured.
The boom of the Royal Paper Co. at
East Angus was carried away with
16000.000 feet of lumber.
In Cookshire. sewer pipes that were
five feet under ground now lie in view.
Highway bridges all over the country
have been washed away
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nov "a .telI the Genuine.

The signature OF 3 ". Grove s agIyntivs
on every box OF the genuine
Bromo- Quintne.
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Iewiston Game Ended by Rain.

Lewiston, Me. June %-The game oi
haze ball at Auburn n. y. park 'oda! >
between Manchester and Lewiston was
called at the end Of the fourth inning on
account of rain the score at that time be
ing: Lewiston I; Manchester. !. Kane
wa in the box for the home team and
was doing great work. The visitors Were
unable TO lind him and he was having
things Pretty much his own way whei.
the pamr was suspended. Tomorrow al
ternoon the same teams viii play agar!
and it is quite probable that Two same :
will lie played owing to the post pUnc,!
game of today. Kane will do the tw.rl n ;
Tor the Lewistons in the first game and Ii
"a second game is played Towne Will prop
ably go in.
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American League.
At WASHINGTON

AT WASHINGTON.
Washington % 3 o q q D O-J- -
Boston ........0 o 0 l C6-lo-4
Batteries-Carrick and Clarke; Winters
and Criger. Attendance. 26p.
AT BALTIMORE.
Baltimore 81 0 0 x-6-1O-O
Athletics ......0 o o l l % 81
Batteries-Howell and Robinson; Frazer
and Powers. Attendance. 1881
AT DETROIT
Detroit ......0 0 l x-f-1-3
Milwaukee 80 0 o O-O-.-l
Batteries-Miller and Buelow: Garvin
and Maloney. Attendance. GOO.
AT CHICAGO.
Chicago III 0 0 0 0 1-.-l4-5
Cleveland 20 D . o o 0 0-5-l0-5
Batteries-Paterson and Sugden; Hart,
Bowling and Wood. Attendance. 25OO.
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TO STOP PUGlLlSM.
Second Trial OF lack Roberts al London Is "a
That Purpose

London, June 2S.-The second trial
of Jack" Roberts. the pugilist. and
others charged with manslaughter
charged with causing the death of
"BilT' Smith Murray Livingstom of
Philadelphia. as the result of a boxing
contest. was begun at the old Bailey
court. The jury in the first trial disa-
ereed.
The public prosecutor explained that
the prosecution was undertaken with
the view of stopping future competi-
tions of this kind, rather than with the
view Of Furnishing the defendants.
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PHILIPPINE TEtEGRAPHs.
Gen. Greedy Coniers with Commission n.y."
ing Their Transfer.

Manila. June 2S.-Brig. Cen -
Greedy, chief signal officer, mas arr =
here from the United States any
comforting with the Philippine cof'n.
sion regarding the transfer OF W .,rol
sidiary telegraph lines to the norn-
of the insular government. Inc rs,ty
mission fixes the compensation
teachers have. arrived here.
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FINEST IN WORLD.
WolsIey Pays High Compliment to the Ua'u'
States Army.

London. June 2S.-During the deo.'e
on the army reorganization Dill III wv
House of Lords. today. Lord "ois..'
the former COMMUNICATIVE ie1' w
clared the United States army was o..
finest of its size in the world. ne y"
its superiority was due to GOOD "as.
Great Britain must face the aitei"r
tive of CONSUMPTION or L., p
pounds. shillings and pence) TO secure
results
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THE AUTOMOBILE RACE.
Fourier Arrives at Hanover First. but Antony
Makes Better lime.

AK La Chapele. June Is -Altogethet
3 motor cars completed the first stag" 81
the automobile race between Paris ana
Berlin, yesterday. and started again AT :,
o clock this morning. for Hanover, q"
miles distant. The racers started from
here in the same order in which they ar
rived.
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A BETTER TONE
Continued from page ~

Toronto reports crop prospects in On.
tario and Manitoba very good Cotton
mills are well supplied with orders and
cotton goods are firmer in sympathy
with the advances here. Montreal re.
ports midsummer dizziness but fall
trade prospects are good. Crops in the
province of Quebec are in good con.
dition. A similar report comes from
Halifax. where business is quiet. A fair
trade with the Yukon is doing at Brit.
ish Columbia markets and the mining
outlook is more hopeful. Failures for
the week number 20 against g last
week. Is in this week a year ago.
Clearings for the week aggregate
$50. 1852. a gain Of 4 per cent more
than last week, and of "a per cent
over this week a year ago.
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Ills signature is on every box 81 the genuins
Laxative HromO-Q uinine Tablet.
=. .S.-.1J 49, cS-cS : cold IN one 1-E
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Fayoritcs Win at Nashua. N. n.

Nashua. n. H.. June 2S.-Fnvorites wor
10th races ut the Nashua Driving park
today. it being the closing day of th5
meet. The winners:
The 40 pace. purse 500. won in three
straight by Bora Light. CHI &. by Boreal
tCoxl: Miss Manager b m. second
Brownstone, b g. third; best time. 2.26,a.
Free-for-all. trot or pace. purse 5000
won by Belle Colley. b m. by Robert Ry-
an. (Smth and Cox): Barney. b <, sec
ond; Rex, b g, third; best time, 2.12A.
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Ball Notes.

Augusta is ont of 1t for good. as the
good citizens of the kennebec valley re
fused to support john Leight"n's selec-
tions.-RoSton Globe. No one wonders nj
il.
Frank Selee would like to pick up one
of the New England League out-iielderS
for "A trial-Boston Globe. He could have
had the best man in the league IL hc
hadn't been 50 slow and wanted every
thing his own way.
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GOOD BYE. BANGOR.
Club Transferred TO Brockton Regardless oil
It's Unlimited Backing.

Boston. June 2S-The Bangor club of
the New England League. will be trans
ferred to Brockton. and local team at
Lynn will take Augustus place in the
league, according To- an announcement by
Secretary Morse of the league, tonight
He says that Bangor was given leave to
transfer its club 10 any city acceptable
to the league and Manager Burnham Sc
cured grounds at Brockton. The new
BrocktOn team will play in Fredericton,
~ B. Saturday, and will open in Lynn,
next "Wednesday. with the new Lynn
team also playing there on the morning
of the Fourth These teams will play
that afternoon al Brockton.
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DISQUALIFICATION at Haverhill. Lowell
at Lewiston. Manchester at Portland
Wednesday-Brockto at Lynn, Haver-
hill at Manchester.
MISUNDERSTANDING: Brockton at Lynn.
Haverhill at Nashua. Manchester at Low
ell, Lewiston. at Portland. Afternoon:
Lynn at Brockton. Lowell at Manchester.
Nashua at Haverhi!l, Portland at Lewis
ton. As
Friday-I.owell at Haverhill.
Standardization at Lynn. Portland
at BrOckton. Manchester at Nashua, Ha-
verhill at Lowell.
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SUICIDE BY SHOOTING.
Wall Street FURRY Causes Despondent
Inventor to End His Life.

New York. June 2S.-Irving c. Smith.
II wears old. an inventor of a number
of steam and electrical engines. COM
mitted suicide today, by shooting.
The Northern Pacific panic in Wall
street caused a firm which was to have
financed one Of his inventions. an cleo
trio motor, to abandon the project and
this made him respondent.
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OVERCOME BY HEAT.
Toothpick Factory at MorriIl's Corner Closed
The Employees Frustrated.

Portland. Me, June 2S.-Scamman' :
toothpick factory at Morrills Corner is
closed for an indefinite time because Of
the intense heat of the past few days.
The night crew began work at : o'clock.
last night, and in the morning tive of the
young women employees became unCon-
Scious from the intense heat. and ii WAS
decided To close the factory for the time
beng. None of the prostrations Were Sc
riOuS.
The man who died at stephen w M
sons farm at iibbytown. yesterday, has
not yet been identified.
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BANGOR TAKES TWO GAMES
Frem the HaverhiII Team. Each by the Scor,
Of TO 6.

Bangor. Me-. June 2S.-Bangor defeated
Haverhil here. today. I'm two games. by
the same score, to 6. The games were
fast and full of interest. In the sixth
inning of the first game Conroy was
struck in the eye by "A hard ground drive
from Spooners bat. injuring him SO that
he had to retire from the game. These
were the last games that will he played
here, as the Bangor team will he trans
ferred to BrocktOn. next week. The drop
ping of Augusta from the New England
League circuit rendered the cost of COM
ing to Bangor too great for the other
teams of the league and SO Bangor also
had to be dropped.
First game
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The Weeks Schedules.

MA lo-><tl. i.I-+NN'
Saturday-Cincinnau at Boston, ST.
Louis at Brooklyn. chicago at New York,
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Thursday. Friday and Standardization
al Washington. Philadelphia at Balti-
more. Milwaukee at Detroit. Cleveland at
Chicago.
Sunday. June ao-Detroit at Chicago,
Cleveland at Milwaukee.
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THE FLOODED REGIONS
Rapidly Recovering Coal Companies Resum,
Work. Two More Bodies Found.

Bluefield, w. Va, June 2S.-Two bod
les We're found in drift pile at Land
ing Raft, today. They We're so far de-
composed that Identification was i'm
possible and the bodies We're promptly
burned. The railroad and industrial
situation is improving rapidly.
A number of coal companies reSum-
ed work, this morning. and loaded
over 200 cars. The telegraph lines have
been gotten up as far as Vivian.
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At sRockTos.
Painter Overcome and FaIIs..fireman gives
Up and Engineer Runs Train.

Brockton. Mass. June @.-Whiie al
work on D. w. Fields factory; TINS ai,ere
noon Fred Birks. painter. was oNe 1addar
through window into the building. lie
was removed to his home ,h =,
The official record of the weather ~ a,
City hail was 81. although IN many pa "a
The fireman of the train from Boston
reaching here at siS p. NJ. was overcom
by the heat and unable to remain az ms
zine when the train pulled into the sta
ton.
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FOUND N THE RIVER.
YOUNG Saco Girl Drowned While Suffering from
Sunstroke. Numerous Prostrations.

Saco. Me, June 2S.-The body of Amelia
Laplante. the l0-year-old daughter of
Fred Laplante. who disappeared from her
home, yesterday afternoon. was found III
the Saco river. tonight II is thought that
the girl. who was picking wild strawber-
ries, yesterday, received a snnstrokc
which affected her brain and that she
threw herself into the river and was
drowned
the terrible heat occurred in this city and
Biddeford. today. but none resulted ia
tally. The glass registered 100 in the
shade and it has been the hottest day IN
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FORCED TO STOP WORK.
About 1900 People on WAchusstt Reservoir a
Clinton Suspend Operations.

Clinton. Mass. June 2S.-The heat mere
TODAY. was Intense the mercury rising 10
ia in the shade and 1870 in the sun. About
100 employees OF the various contractors
on the Wachusett reservoir Were iorcei
!, nnnLer az nrustraiions but none OF
these thus far has proved serious.
In the mills the temperature was UP to
les and there were partial suspensions oi
work
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MAY BE G. B. WeTMORE.
Possible Clue to Unknown Man Who Died
Thursday. Near Portland.

St John, n r.. June 2S-The general
impression here is that the man James
Allen" who died az I.ibbytown near
Portland. Me. yesterday. is Clifford b.
Wetmore of this city. He left 81. John
about a week ago after some troabc. His
wife heard from him last few days ago
from Portland. stating he was badly OFF
financially. He was formerly associated
in soliciting subscriptions for an Upper
Canadian newspaper with a man named
James Allen. who died in Halifax. last
winter. and it is thought he adopted this
name.
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Hottest June Day for rs Years.

Chester. Vt. June 2S-This has been
the hottest June day for % years with
the thermometer l02 at noon, l04 at 8
o'clock and 9S at D. Work in the fields
had TO be SUSPENDED for several hours
during the day. No serious prostra-
tions have been reported.
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Perry Wins from Butler by Accident.

New Haven. June 2S.-Nat Butler
of Cambridgeport, and J. s. Perry of
Springfield. met here. tonight, in a
20-mile motor paced race and the latter
won by about two miles, through an
accident to Buffers pacing machine.
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LOW ELL.

Earned runs-Portland ,. Lowell z Two
basr mistake. Beville. Connors. Three
base hit-Curtis Home run-o Brlen-
Sacrifice hits-Wley. Cameron Ryan
First base on ballS-Off Newenham, /; on
.,nnnors 6. Struck out-By Newenham,
:: bv Connors. g. Double piaE-Mc-
Laughlin and Merritt. Time, 1.4o. I'm
nire KearnS.
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HAVERHILL..

Earned runs-Haverhill 6. Bangor 2.
Two-base hits-Guheen. Shincel, Perry.
Three base hits-Driscoll. Clark. Home
runs-Darwin. Jones. Bases on balls-Bv
Smith. Shincel: by White, Driscoll. Struck
out-By Smith, Darwin . Perry; by
White, Smith . HAYWARD Nelson Stolen
bases-Kelly Hayward. Stackpole. Left
on bases-Bangor g. HaNerhill O. Sacrifice
hits-O'EeI. Wild pitch-White. Time.
80. Umpire. Wheelock.
Second game:
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1873 IN THE SUN.
Hottest Day at Athoi in Memory Of Man. LOO
in the Shade.

Athol, Mass, June 2S.-This has been thr
hoit,st day that can be recalled By any
Athol resident. the mercury reaching 10
in the shade at Athol Center curing thg
were lSs Several prostrations have oe-
Cured but none proved serious.
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HAVERHII.L

Earned runs-BangOr 4 Two base hits
Murphy. Conroy. Three-base hits-Kelly.
Driscoll. Clark, Murphy, Shincel. Home
run-Jope. Double play-Jones, Perry.
Bases or balls-By Willis. Darwin >.
Jones. White: by StackpOle. Hayward,
Driscoll. Struck out-By Willis. Darwin.
Murphy 2. Shincel. ConrOy. Stackpoie,
White: by Stackpole. Guiheen .. Nelson,
Willis. Hit by pitched ball-By Willis,
Conroy: by Stackpole. Pollard. Stolen
bases-Pollard. Jones. Left on bases
Bangor 8. Haverhil O. Wild pitch-Wil-
lis. Stackpole .. Time, l.$5. Umpire,
WhealOck