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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-16
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ben in oeutiher, eneliider uno lpas
niiber Sprabe fem uno iauber III
mdBi9em 8reiIe auSaefiibrt. Sreci-
afitdt Drud BON Statuten, Gerlo.
bungss, Seiratbss uno @ele9enbeits,
9arten. Guf Nnfrege lperoen So.
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Vic Senaa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-16
11eber neue 9DsGumer lit Der Iusials
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iio5taloem0fratiide f5raftion ourd
einige intereiiante 8erlDnlibfeiten
bereibert tporoen; auf Der anoeren
Seite oeridtuinoen eini9e Wtit9lieoer,
Die in ben lebLeu Debatten 0es berz
| flollenen Geid5tages pieoer6Dlt ber<
porgetreten finb, gll8 9eeufina tritt
iii Die parlamentariibe Grena Dr.
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/ iD5iolpDlitil6en 2entralb(attea. Or.
5einrih Braun 1T Der 8ruoer oes
friiberen u8orn1rts" 9lebafteurs
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1T Der @atte Der befannten gorz
fdnpferin fir Sraueurehte, ssrau
SilD Braun, eiter gBhter bes @e=
neral8 b. 9retIdtnann, Die in erIter
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bermablt mat. Or. Braun lit in
Der Stibtpabf 9eoen Den reaftiUnaren
2anota9s=I beeOroneten 5elilhs8er=
lin Qepdblt tuorben.
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tier W}otteler getpdblt rpDr0en. Seis
/ men 8einamen bat Wotteler aus Der
Belt oes Sosialiiteneelebes. .Damals
| belor9te er in 3iirid Den Bertrieb
oes in DeutIhlano perbDtenen 8ar-
teiblattes Scr SosialoemDfrat Der
auf umwegen unb ourd 5dmuaaler
III oielen 3auienoen bon @remplaren
liber Die @rense oelhafff muroe.
g(ls Das Qusnabmegeieb onfgeDuben
muroe, iieoelten W2Dtteler uno Bern=
itein nad] 9onbpn iiber, npn bort
febrten iie oor Sabren nod Deutld=
lano 5uriid.
Sen erIten praftiihen Qrst in Der
s5raftlDn baben Die Spsialoemofraten
0urb DDftor 2inoelnann erbalten,
Der in @0ppinaen aeaen ben Benz
trun1smann 8rDbler eemqb(t puroe.
9inoemann Eat idpn bel friiberen
8ablen i'm &beinlanbe fquoioiert
uno lit Elm befannter 8eIuher Ioaia[=
oemDfratiiber 8arteitage.
Der HeibSta9spabltreis Bohum
bat nab neueren Melounaen ben
Geoatteur Der. ;, ,Bergarbeiteraei<
tun1" Sue. in ben &eiht8taq ae-
ud9lt. que oertcitt bic fooenannte
gemaBi9te 8idtung; er lit Elm be-
fainter @etperfl1aftler, ebenlD tpie
Der in @5tettin eetpablte 8uborude=
reibeIiber 6erbert, Der in 5tettin
i1On einlnal, 1898, eeuab(t uuroe.
Der in 8orna in SabIen qetpdblte
&eoafteur S66flin mar Mlitte Der
neun8iser Sabre in Berlin nod als
Bitritenmaher tdtig, BON bier aus
ging er in Die GrorinS, tpo er per=
ibieoene Steaungen BEL IosialoemD=
fratii9en 8ldttern befleioete. Die
INSTRUMENTATION Sanoelsaebilfen
baben einen Der Sbrigen ins Barla=
nlent befon1men, uno smar ben
&aufmann 2ipiusfi, Der in Sldab
in Der Sti6mabl eeaen Den &onler-
uatioen 6auffe fieete.
@inen empfinoliben 8erfuIt haben
Die SD8ialoemDfraten our6 Die 9tie=
oerlage oes Sdriftiteaers gaftper in
O0l5minoen erlitten. galtper 1T
neben S6ippel elmer Der tenntniss
rei6iten Golfspirtlbaftler.
Der WiiBerfolg, ben Der 3iaarren=
bdnoler Intrif in 9pttbu8sSprent=
berg erlitten bot, fonnt Ie6r jber= /
ruiheno. 2tntricf iit our0 Ieine
9auerreoen ndbreno Der 3olltarif= /
oebatten su elmer grt biftprilben
SSigur gepor0en.
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eSarm an oerfamfe,..

3ebn Wteilen BON Der Staot in llo=
8idtuug. 300 2lder, lao
in @uftur, 8aiier, quite @ebdulidl,
telten, 81 SIS pet Nder. 92ad)1uz
iraoen BET @rnit 6aner. 832
Blum StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-16

li3er 3Deilndbme 3ugefliiitert, eS battle
etnen nur gu lebbdften Miberbaa ge@
funben in feiner @eeIe.
Sa, er berfiinbtgte 1i9 an feinem
Salent. bas tpubte er beifer als irgenb
elmer. Nber gum erItenmaI bate er es
beute uu9 aus etnem fremben Munbe
bOren miifen. ltnb boB eerabe ie
es ausgefpro9en bate, bef9dmte III,
tief.
@ie mar es nur mDsIi9, baB er, bel
bo9ftrebenbe &iinitler, beFen 9Dbanta@
ffe 70 gan5 erfiiIt getpefen nur BON ben
fnnnigfen Sbealen, innerbalb zines
3ettroumes bon penig Wlonaten ii9
felbit unb feinen eroBen pldnen 70 sana
bate untreu tperben f0nnen! Mber es
pqr alIes 70 nesiirli9 unb 5elbitber,
ftdnbli9 sugegansen, bab ct eisentli9
gar feline MDsli9feit gebabt bdtte, fi9
our re9ten 3eit ber @efabr gu ertpebz
rem.
Wlit Der Nusiteluns feiner r8ae9an>
tin" bate es angefaneen. Denn Der
Grfpls btefes 9ilbes bate ielbft feline
fiibniten grpartunsen fpeit iibertrofz
fen. Ote fadberitdnbige 3ritit bate
tppbl man9erlet baran aus5ufeben 9ez
babt; bas grobe publifum aber mar
ent5iidt eeipefen. -Die perbreitetfen
illuitrirten 3eitf6riften batten es in
9ol3f9nittnadbilbunsen reprobuairt
unb etne pbotoerapbtf9e Wiebergabe
lpar in tdufenben bon gremplaren berz
fauft tpOrben. Ser i9arfblidenbe 6err
Wolffram bate bamit ipie NIT bem
Nerfduf bes Originals an einen reis
den Standardization ein ausgeaei9z
netes @efddft sema9t. unb er mar
biel gu tlue geipeien, UNI ii9 ni9t benz
iungen Maler, ben er 10 gefdidt In bic
Seffentli9fett etnsefiibrt batte, auf
feline Manier au9 fpetterbin niibli9
unb f0rberli4 gu eripeifen. Seinsr ente
eegertommenben Sreisebigfeit botten
Gabor unb 9elene es gu banten sebabt,
bab thre febnlthten 9er3enspiinihe
19on btel friiher, dls tie es gu erhoffen
setpast, sur Wtrflidteit iperben fonnz
ten. @r bate bem 3aubernben, Der
anfdngli9 eine seipiHe initinttipe
Gur9t bor Der 4bbdnsi9teit sines iol=
den S4uloberhdltniHes sefiiblt bate,
beindbe getpaltfam bic @ummen auf@
gebrdngt, berer er gu fetner @erbeiz
rat6ung unb gu fetner eriten Ginrib=
tung beburfte. gr bate ii9's ni9t neb<
men laifen, bic biibf9e unb gerdumtge
Mobnuns bes iunsen paares felbit NIT
oQerlet tiinftlertf9em S9nlud dussu<
itatten, ben er feinem Sdiblins r,a=
tiirlt4 nur n5um Selbitfoftenpreife" in
Re4nuns fellte. llnb er ipar es enbs
li9 qu9 getpefen, Der @abor Sarlo bic
erfen lobnenben portrdtauftrdse iiberz
(TDrtiebuna fDlat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-16

- Wan lbreibt aus 8erlin: @il=
Liam Waramafer pDn Der befannten
aroBen 5irma in Stem gort uno
Ybilaoelpbia, befinbet fidb augen=
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-16

llebereilun9 uno iduere g(rbeit
miro Die 2eber alBer 0ronuua brinz
gen. Or. Iu9uit SDnig'8 6ambur=
ger 3ropfen iiuo unbeoinat 6as bette
Olittel, Die 2eber in eiueu auten
3uftano St oerIeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-16

Oas 8eite oeeen Gbeurttattsntus
1T Gimer & 9(menb's Gecept gao.
1851. 8eriibn1t eeipproen burd
feline piele erfolereibe 6eifungen.
s. S.. 6 d m DIT, Geent, 6ouitun,
TeraS.
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0el0 Az 0erleibeit

auf eutes 5armlano BON einein 4ris
oatlnann. Infraaen au rihten I'M.
ter M. sc. an Die Office Der sSSreie
8relle".
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lin ben uerlprenen glppetit
Dieoer 6er8uitelGen, aiebt e8 nibts
beheres als Or. guguit aDnig 8
6amburger 3ropfen. Sic itGrten
ben Wia9en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-16

Sin unpergauglides Semfmal baben
iirb bic ebrtpirbieen 8rlber pom ct.
Sernaro's 8lDfter ni9t nur ourcb 8erfe
briitliher Barmbersigfeit unb Menidbens
Oure Sic % alidiSe ernSnna ss Ip'n% Ser uetbe9 ab
riibmten ct. Bernard serduter 8illen.
Rein, fpie bic Hatur olles ihafft. unnere
fdliAt uno flar, ipie bic iilberbele Guelle
aus oen 5elien lpruoelt, bereiten iie aus
ben Sdften beilfrdftieer 8ffan8en bas
9roBe unb berrlidbe Seilmittel, bic Ct
Bernard Rrduter< Billen. Bei 8eritos
pfung, Ntanael an gppetit, 4eber. uno
allen llnterleibssStDrungen lteben iie uns
llbertrpffen ba. 8erlucbt tie! Sr alien
Gpotbeten gu hoben.
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Seirats . Sd,etue.

@rnit Gidter uno Wlrs, @aa Sos
fins.
6enrp s. Nrnolo uno Settle @llt.
5ranf 9rabaccD unb Wartba M.
Stah[.
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Seiat fetn WfttleiS.

Sabre lang perfolate mid oas
Sbifial fDrtmdbreno", lhreibt s.
u. @ulleoee in @erbena, alabama
SD litt fur9tbar an 0dnDrrhoioen,
ourG melde "a @eidmulite perurz
fadt uuroen. Mls alIes Mnoere pers
lagte, beilte mid nBuflens Nrnica
Salbe." SIT eleih gut fir 8rano=
tpunoen un6 ale anoeren Sbmeraen
uno Qualeu. &Ditet nur 25 Gents
in ben NpOtbefen BON S. 9alteper &
e5Dn uno Ioulpb DreiB.
I'm cine neue tpeltitdotilhe Sn=
ititutiDn iou Berlin gum ssriibiobr
1904 bereihert ueroen. @s banoelt
ii6 um Die @rbauune eines v@tspa=
lalteS nab oem Wfuiter bes gsariler
y Balois be 9taee". Gin syinans-
&0niOrtium bat au oieient 3uede
elm unmittelbar an oas 9ei1ina=
9beater" itoBenoes untfanereihes
Terrain DDn ben jebigen Be1ibern err
tuDrben uno miro i'm 0erbft nit benz
Bau oes Gieien gtablihelnents be-
giunen. Die 6aupt= =9lttrafrion miro
cine mdhtige fiinitlihe @isbabn Bill
ben, auf Der lib Die sSreunoe bes
gisiports oas eanae Sabr binour6,
unabbdnaia BON Der Sabresseit, tper>
ben tummeln sfDnnen. Die Soften
CUR @rbaltung Der @isfldhe Iino na=
tiirlib beoeutenbe, bic llnternebmer
tpollen aber baS BrDjeft oaburb
rentabel aeitalten. oaB es i'm Mn@
ibluB an Die gisbabn einen grpBen
- 3beateriaol unb mebrere 9anss
ano aon3erti..fe erbdlt.
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Wer pird siesefl ?
Gin 3eitromamls bon !. SeinbulO .Ortmaar.
tsDrtiebuna).
1e. 6 upitel.

16. aapitel.
NJ Qllen Sic nidt bic Sreunbz
g0y li4feit baben, mid anSue
J" O. feben, Srdulein sSmgart!
-0(her tneahn1h I'm, Soa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-04
Whittier ossett.

The wedding of a prominent couple
Of this vicinity occurred, "Wednesday
evening. when Clarence Whittier of this
city, and Miss Ethel Fossett were mar
ricd at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Artcll Fossett in Ran
dolph. Rev. Robert w. Plant, rector OF
Christ church of this city, performed
the ceremony, which was witnessed by
Il party of relatives and friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Whittier left for wedding
trip to The northern part of the state,
and on their return will reside in this
city. Mr.. Whittier is we'll known in
Gardiner, as the efficient agent of the
American Express Co, and Mrs. Whit
tier is one of Randolph's prominent
young ladies and has for several years
been engaged as Il milliner mt the store
of her sister, Mrs. Mabel L" Crockcf,
il. this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-04
PHOTOGRAPHER.
r. D. HUNTCN
A HEAVY FOG
Spoiled Thursdays Work of Rifemcn
at Sea Grt, N. J.

Sea Girt, n. j., Sept. 3.-A heavy fog
which completely envcloped the rifle
range here, late this afternoon, ended
all work before the targets and pre-
vented the competitors from finishing
the Interstate regimental match and
the New Jersey National Guard match.
Only one competition, the Columbia
trophy match, was concluded.
The program, tomorrow, provides for
the Williamsburg cup match and the
match open to inspectors of rifle prac-
ticc. Both are Individual contests.
The Columbia trophy match, open to
teams OF six men each from each regi-
mental troop, battery and separate
company of the National Guard and
Naval Reserve of New Jersey was Won
by the 1st New Jersey Regiment. with
II total Of go out of n possible 300.
When the firing in the Interstate
regimental team match was stopped
for the Gay, the 1st New Jersey team
was in the lead, with the LIST District
of Columbia second, the list New York
first team third.
At the conclusion of the firing at the
2OO-yard stage of the Interstate team
match, 9Th Massachusetts with 26l was
first: 1st New Jersey with 25S, second;
I'd District of Columbia with 257. third;
Sd Connecticut with 253, 10th: list
Corps Cadets. Boston. with 25l. 18th;
1st Rhode Island with 249, 14th; I'd
Connecticut with 248, 18th; Battery Z,
Massachusetts. with 241, 21st.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-04
ANOTHER NEW BLOCK,
Hon. w. 7. Haines Will Erect One
Next to New Bank Building.

1t is understood that Hon. w. Il.
Haines is now planning to build Il
block on his lot next the new bank
block, this season, and that the work
will be begun as soon rs the plans can
be completed. 1t will be of brick, four
stories in heigth and will cover the lot
which is nearly as large as the bank
property. The first floor will be fit
ted up for one large store or two small
er ones, as may seem advisable, and
the second floor to offices. The third
and fourth floors may not be wholly
completed until tenants are secured for
them, when they can be arranged as
desired.
Mr.. Haines has paid onc-half of the
expense of building the south wall of
the bank block and it is located right
on the line between the lots, so that
only three walls will now have to be
constructed for the next block This
will mean a great reduction in the time
of building, so that the block can
doubtless be rooted in before the cold
weather sets in. Mr.. Haines has been
thinking OF building since the bank
block was started and has plans all
under way, so that if necessary work
on the block can be commenced in a
short time.
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HAVING FUN.
Continued from page ~

has been learned that he obtains it in
arrives before the hour for opening and
makes his title known. He is naturally
asked to preside and in due time the
pass word is given him.
Mr.. Stirling says that the visitor told
him that as he was a member of the
o. r. c. it did not cost him anything to
ride on the railroads. He asked no
money or assistance of any kind while
here and SO far as can be learned has
never done so in any of the lodges he
has visited. He has been all over the
country visiting lodges as he claimed
to have done but what his object is in
so doing is considerable of a mystery.
The following is a copy of the letter
received from the supreme secretary of
the order in answer to enquiries made
by members of the order here:
Milwaukee, Wis, Aug 81, 1908.
VIM T. Hale, Waterville, Me.
Dear Brother:-Captain Mark Lar
kins, or a man incorporating under
that name, has duped Good Templar
lodges for many years. from Maine to
California. He is not a member of the
order and probably never has been. l
never heard of his making any money
out of it only he visits lodges without
the pass word just to see how careless
they are and for the fun of it. He gen.
orally demands the chair as a deputy,
and given that before the lodge opens
he obtains the password from the vice
templar and then he is all right. sr
Fraternally yours.
B. F. PARKER,
international Supreme Secretary a.
The visitor was a large.3nice looking
man and very neatly dressed. He had
all the outward appearances of being
what he represented himself to be aud
but for the irregularities would have
made "a good impression no doubt If
some of the members had not been well
posted and careful he would doubtless
have passed without a suspicion. He
said he was planning to go from here
to Bangor, to visit lodges in that
vicinity.
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SKOWHEGAN.

George Stewart, who was before
Judge Bacheller, Wednesday, charged
with the larceny of bicycle, was
taken by Officer Clifford, yesterday, to
tho state Reform School. Stewart,
whose mother resides in Waterville,
has been attending the Parochial
school here. A short time ago he ran
away and went to Madison, where he
took a bicycle from the Somerset Rail
way depot, and escaped. The Water
vile police We're notified and the boy
was arrested and brought to Skowhc-
gan.
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.CHlCAGO'S LATEST AFFLIcTION.
Babies Made Drunkards by Milk from
"Sour Mash" Fed Cows.

Chicago, Sept. 3.-Theory that germs
of an appetite for liquor are impaired
to Chicago babies through the me-
dunn of milk from cows that eat the
refuse from Peoria distilleries has
suggested itself to Assistant State Food
Inspector r. M. Patterson.
Mr.. Patterson has just returned from
Peoria, where he found $50 distillery-
led cows whose milk had been regular
~ shipped to Chicago. He enjoined the
dilrymen to sell no more milk from
these cate.
i cannot say that 1 saw any of the
cattle under the influence of liquor"
said Mr.. Patterson, but 1 know that
the corn mash has peculiar effect on
them and 1t is against the law to sell
their milk.
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Cured Of Asthm a
After IS Years Ct Suffering.

II will be gratifying to Asthmatic read
ers to learn that an absolute GUY i4f'H a.
last been discovered by Or. -och'ii'iidiiii
That the remedy is an efectuai o'ie TT
not be doubted after perusal OF such tes-
tmony as that of C. W. Van van, ai roy'ad,,
1 z ai1H1i Asthma Curc) is the best
' ever used. i bought a package OF lou, our
druggist and tried it and one po ha vl.'i det
" Cured me of Asthma. and ! h hcd a n"I
Whieh i have not done before for 3 ts years
and thank you for the he All n rlit,i
now enjoy. hope that you EARN na po OF, it
this letter. that others iia!
Sold by ali druggists at zoe Sf, ana S Rox
Send &c stamp to Dr. r. semi frn aa sam MIA
sol, ST. Paul, MIMI, for iioe ''p''
package.
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Preparing for the Polo Season,

Boston. Sept. 3.--The American Roller
Polo League was organized at the
Revere House, tonight, with clubs in
Chelsea, Lowell, Lynn, Stoneham, Law
renee and Cambridge. Lawrence will
be managed by s. D. Flanagan. Man
sger McHugh of Woburn, was called
away but said he desired to be counted
in, and Salem also expected to make
applica ton for membership. T. II.
Murnane was elected president, and J.
e. Morse secretary of the organization.
The next meeting will be held, Tuesday
evening. Sept. IS, when the final make
up of the league will be decided upon.
The season will open, Saturday even
ing, Get. 81.
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FUSILADE FROM SHOTGUN
Meets Pursuers of Two Escaped Pris-
oncrs Near Ossipee, N. H.

Center Ossipee, N. H., Sept. 3.-John
Metross and Plummer Colby, the two
prisoners who recently escaped from
the Jail here. were discovered. last
night, at the home of Colby's father in
a mountain hut eight miles from here
At the approach of the officers one OF
the men opened fire with shotgun
and during the fusilade which followed
they made their escape from the house
No one was injured on either side. The
officers arrested Colby's father and q
woman living with him. Another posse
left, tonight, for the scene of the shoot
ing, as it was believed that the escaped
prisoners were still in the vicinity of
the hut.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-04
American League Standing.
National League Games.
AT PHILADELPHIA.


The locals won the first game of the
double header with Boston and were smut
out in the second. In the first game Stan
ley sprained his ankle in running the
bases Wolverton was elected from the
second game for disputing a decision
First game:
Boston .....O 0 l 0-1- O.
Philadelphia 20 0 0 ! 0 l X--4 l0-4
Batteries-Willis and Moran; Sparks
and Doom. Time, las. Umplres, Moran
and Hurst.
Second game:
Boston .......O 1 0 0 0 1-2-6-3
Philadelphia 80 0 0 0-0-l-o
Batterics-Mc and Roth: Will
liams and Moran. Time .i3. lmplres,
Hurst and Moran. Attendance, 2.06.
AT BROOKLYN.
New York ......0 0 0 q 0-6-9-0
Brooklyn ...0 0 0 0 0 Q Cos 3
MISUNDERSTANDING and Warner; Jones
and Ritter. Time, LA. Umpire, ODays
Attendance, 4S76. 81
AT CHICAGO.
Chicago .........0 0 1 0 1-2-f-a
St Louis 2 0 0 O. u 9-slsss-sz
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and King 81 BroNu,
IIackctt and ONeill Time. Ia Unfs
pirc, Emslie. Attendance, 14O0.s
AT PITTSBURG.
Pittsburg. III % 2 Il S-s-1S- o Q
Cincinnati .....0 l 0 0 % $3.50
I3atteries-Dohcny and Ihelps~ Ewing
and PETIT. Time, 1.35. Umpire, John
stone. Attendance, 2727. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-04
FAIRFIELD.

The remains of Mrs Nancy Bickfor1
were brought here from Smithfield,
where she died Monday. Funeral SER
vices were held from her late home ut
o'clock, Wednesday, and were con-
Quoted by Rev. G.. r. Palmer, pastor Of
the Methodist church, and Rev. II. M.
ives, pastor of the Baptist church.
Singing was furnished by Mrs. Lester
Nye, Miss Bertha Smell and Mr.. G. Il.
Mayo. The remains were taken to
Pittsfield on the afternoon train for in
termCnt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-04
National League Standing.
New England League Games.
At CONCORD.

a SoN1o1tD
Concord hit almost as often as Nashua
but could not bunch her drives and was
beaten 2 to 0. A phenomenal catch by
Soffel of Nashua. in the seventh saved
the game for his team.
Nashua .........0 0 l @ 0 0-2-9-c
Observation-Disclosures and Daum; Green
and Eaton. Umpire, Kerins. Attendance,
500.
AT HAVERHILL.
Fall River again defeated HaverhiH in
an interesting game by the score of to ,.
The visitors secured the winning run on
a hit a base on balls. a sacrific hit and a
felder's choice. The features of the game
were n beautiful throw by Smith to the
plate and the fielding of Richardson.
Haverhill .......O o 0 0 0 o > 0-2-2-l
Batteres-Morgan and Lawrence: DEM
niger and Berry. Tine, LAB. Umpire,
Ryan. Attendance, $50.
AT MANCHESTER.
Lowell defeated Manchester in a feat
ureesS game. Swander'S error in the
eighth inning with two men out allowed
game.
Lowell ..O 0 0 2 O-4-7-3
80 0 0 l 0 0-2-S-2
Batteries-Burbage and Merritt. Morris
sey and Cote. Time, 2h. Umpire, Nc
Cloud. Attendance, 700.
AT NEW BEDFORD.
The Lawrence team won two games
here, the first by a score of to and the
second 3 to .. The first game was lazy
game and the errors of the local players
made the victory an easy one for Law
renee. Long pitched effectively except in
the seventh inning, when New Bedford
earned four runs. In the second game,
.Jordan's pitching was too much for New
Bedford and four hits was the best the
local team could do. Connie Murphy was
sent to the bench by the umpire for de
liberately cutting a ball so that it was
not fit to be used. In batting, Conroy and
Coveney We're leaders.
First game:
7 "A wrencc .....1 0 0 0 3 . O-9-10-2
New Bedford. Il 0 l 4 0-6-11-7
Batterics-Long and Coveney; Foxen
and Burrill. Time, 2.05. Umpire, Sulli-
van.
Second game:
Lawrence .......0 0 0 1 0 0 O-3-S-3
New Bedford - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-2-4-:,
Batteries-Jordan and Covcney; Connol-
ly and Bunyan. Time. 1.55. Umpire, Sui
Ivan. Attendance, 100.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-04
CRASHED THROUGH BRIDGE.
Six or Eight Killed and Many Injured
in Train Wreck.

Charlotte, n. c., Sept. "a north
bound passenger train on the Southern
Railroad between Rockhill and York
vile, S. c., went through Fishing
Creek bridge, this morning. Seven or
eight persons were killed outright, five
or six badly hurt and is or 16 passen-
gers were more or less injured. Con-
ductor Turner was seriously hurt ana
the fireman, mail clerk and baggage
man are under the wreck.
Julius Johnston of Rockhill S. G., IS
fatally hurt; w. r. Slaughter of Hick-
cry, S. G.. is seriously injured. OF the
fatally injured four are negroes.
Rotten timbers are said to have caus-
cd the wreck.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-04
FAIRFIELD.

Stolen bases-Cowing, Taylor of Water
vile. Coomhs, Allen. Two-basc hits
Pheian, Coombs, Cowing. Sacrifice hits
Phelan, Taylor Rawson. Base on balls
ney, Britt: off Taylor. Walsh, Nolan.
Struck out-By Coombs buchanan 2.
HouGhton ,, Havey, Allen, Boardman; by
Moroncy, Taylor, Goode, Cowing; hy Tay-
lor Connors >, Goode. Walsh, Britt,
Coombs. Double plays-Rawson, Tiousn-
ton and Ilarey; McGovern and Rawson
Wild pitch Moroney, Taylor. Time, 2h.
ION. Umpire, Carrigan. Attendance 800