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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-15
ALL HANDS ExONERATED.
No Further Proceedings in the Battle
ship Massachusetts, Accident.

Washington, Sept. 1.-THE finding of
the court of inquiry relative to the
grounding of the battleship Massachu-
sets ON Egg Rock shoal, Frenchman's
bay. Aug. II. last. has been received at
tho navy department. The board cX-
oncratcs the officers and crew of the
Massachusetts and recommends that
no further proceedings be had in the
matter.
The board finds that the ship ground
cd in Il dense fog. which prevented the
determination of the vessels position
by observation, and that. because of
the accident to the starboard engine
and ththe consequent reduction in
speed. the patent log furnished the only
means of determining the distance run
The patent log. it is said, is not reliable
at slow SpeaedS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-15
KEEPING QUIET.
Nothing Divu|ged from Cabinet
Meeting at London.
The Ministerial Crisis the AlI-Absort :
ing Topic in England.
Nothing but Speculation as to the Ex-
act Status.

London, Sept. 15.-The ministers kept
secret the discussions of yesterdays
cabinet council so effectively that the
speculation rs to the results is almost
Eugatory and the government press Or
gans. this morning, offer the most con-
tlicting accounts of what took place at
the meeting. The Daily Telegraph,
which is probably the best informed,
asserts that the cabinet crisis was post
rOncd until this evening and the dis
cussiCn of the final question will be
continued ut the resumed meeting, to-
day. but that whatever may be the up
shot, Premier Halfour will neither re-
sign, dissolve Parliament nor summon
ali autumn session. The Daily Tele-
graph also scouts the idea of roya!
commission being appointed to consid-
er the whole fiscal question.
The Standard, on the other hand. as
scrts equally positively that the fisca
inquiry was finished and that the add
journed meeting will deal with foreig,
policy. 1t understands that the qucs
ton of imposing preferential traffic o.
OF any innovation III Great Britain:
fiscal policy has been shclvcd until al
appeal can be made to the country, anc
tfat during the existence of the pres.
cnt Parliament the action of the min
listers will be confined to discussion
and inquiry.
Amid these. conflicting reports N
agreement is found in the most author
itativc Gnartefs#on the point, namely
that PremierHBalfour has again sue
coded in inducing his c91eagues tc
agree to some sort of sX0inpromise
which will keep the present ministry
IN Office, though 1t will n&bbably be
Slightly rcorgaliized, and tlrk this com
promise is most likely &afinuancc OF
the policy of .enquiryH ny action OF
the fiscal question willakHas be shelvee
ard for the details of the compromise
it Will probably be necessary to wall
fer Mr. Balfour's promised speech, Oct
II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-15
American League Standing.
National League Games.
"NT pIT"rsI3UEG

AI PHI iS!bI Itti. t,...t a.
pfttshurg % / o 90 0 0 o. = Is
rhilad"lnhia 0 0 3 3. | / -1--10-l1-o
Battcrns-Kc1nedy, F'fefstcr and
Phelps: DuESlcsby and Doom, Time, 1.55
Umpire, O'Day.t Attendance, l7G0. =
~ AT CHICAGO. re-a
Chicago ..............2 2 0 Q N-6-10 >
BROOKLYN ............Q 0 9 , o. G-l
Eattcrics-T TIA Nlor and king: q. Jones
and Ritter. Time, 1.2o. Umpire, Emsl;c.
1000.
At CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati took the last game of the Sc
rics from Boston by hard hitting. Philips
was easy for the visitors in the first part
of the game, hit stc2licd down and did
net allow another run after TIE third. At
tendance. 1000.
Cincinnati ....1 0 0 o ! , { > N-1l-19-1
Boston .....2 0 . o 0 @ 0 o. T. ST.
EattcricS-I hillipS ana P"itz; PttinSci-
and Moran. Time. 80. Umpire, Hurst
AT ST. LOUIS.
First game:
St Louis ......0 0 0 % 81
New York ...2 0 / 0 : 0-S-12-l
batteries Mcfarland and Ryan; Taylor
ana Warner. Time. LII. Empires, john
stone and Moran.
Second game:
st. Louis .........-......-..U U-V-u-'
New York northumberland | . l-J-i-o
Eatterics-O Neil and Ryan; Amcs and
Warner Time, 10i UmplreS. Moran and
JOhnstonc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-15
PAID NO ATTENTION..
Dutch Steamer Disreqards Distress
Signals for. Disabled Craft 3n'o

Savannah. Ga!: Sept. lf-+-The lstt.a5a sin las II
New Orleans, lfrom Ialtimore to ,Sayan-.
nah, reported last night disabled off
Hunting Island, 5. c. came into Iinrt3 't6-
day. with her shaft broken. With, a .pas.
Scngcr list Of 45 the ship was helpless, at. T
sea for IL hours. During that time the
ISutch stcqnlShtp Foorhcrss passed in
sight. The capt!tin of tine New Orleans
81 KS he sigma He'd for assistance but the
Noorbergs continued on her way paying
no attention whatever.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-15
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

A big barn owned by the Smith and
Brown estates. at Portland, and occa-
pied by Samuel S. Dinsmore, was burr
ed. Saturday night. and seven horses
We're suffocated The loss was about
$500, with insurance of $1,000. 1t is
thought that the fire was set By
tramps
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-15
!. Heavy Snow in North Dakota.

Minot, N. D., aSaptd 14sr-Two feet of
SNOW covers the grnliud-and trains are
greatly dclayed-t3A special from Ken
mare N. D., says .,one foot of ~ SNOW.
tryers the, ground with snow still fall
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-15
Uncle Sans Daily Business.

Washington, Sept. 14.-Government
receipts: From internal revenue,
sl,551,7 customs 1928, 1879; miscel;a-
ncous, s61,3S2 expenditures. S1,930,o00.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-15

Don't Let the little ones suffer from
zcma or other toriuring skin diseases No
need for it. Doans Ointment cures. Can't
harm the most delicate skin. At any drug
store, 50 cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-15
National League Standing.
Other Games.

At Lowcll--Holyolle, -; Lowell 6.
At Huffalo-Bu Buffalo, -; Montreal, 8.
At Newark. -Ealtimore, ): Newark, 0.
At Toronto-Toronto, 8; Providence. ;.
At Jersey City-Jcrscy City, Z; Rochcs-
ter, g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-15
WILL VISIT PARIS.
King and Queen of Italy to Visit
There, Oct. IA to 10.

Rome, Sept. 1i.--It is officially an
bounced that the King ana Queen, accom-
panied ny Vice Admiral Moran. the for
cign minister. viii go Ia Paris, oct. A.
and remain there until oct. IS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-15

For forty years DIR. Fowler's Extract Of
Wild Strawberry has been curing summer
complaint dyScntery, diarrhoca, bloody
tluX pain in the stomach. and it has
never yet failed TO do everything claimed
Eos
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-15

Two million Americans suffer the tor
turing ranGs Of dyspepsia. No uecI to.
Rurdock Blood Bittcrs cures. AT any
drug store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-15

AttlcborO, Mass, Sept 1.-two men
whom the police believe arc members
of gang of safe breakers which has
been operating in sections of New
England of late We're arrested TO-DAY
on suspicion that they robbed the safe
at Sharon station railroad rccentlv
after binding and GaGGing the hagman
The men gave their names as Joseph
Richards and Joseph Martin, bllt re-
f,lse's to state their places of residence
Judge Iiryan arrai%ned the suspects In
TIE 6istrict couort and held them ro:.
further hearing which will be given,
Saturday. A quantity of railroad sta
tioncry was found iii possession of the
men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-15
WITH GREAT FURY.
Continued from page ~

today. Railroad tracks are washed out
and trains are abandoned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-15
BOUND AND GAGGED.
Burglars at Sharon, Mass.-Two Ar.
rests on Suspicion. 81

sharon. Mass. Sept. 14.-Asters Bind
ing; ana ga@ging the night watcaplass
AT the sharon station of the. N. " N:
II. IL II. Railroad, early %ThQrsdays
four burglars attackedfthe safe,fnt the
"'llec and robbed the Company Of aabout
Sa0o in nocney. The robbers sesesipeti
but two arrests have beers made in
Mansfield, and an effort will be made
to have the Waterman identity the
prisoners.
The evening world., 1903-03-09
RACING DAYS
NOT FAR away.
Season In the East viii Begin
in Two Weeks and Horsemen
Are lnterested-Much Speou-
Iation in Big Handbags.

Horsemcn are beginning to talk n0cA
ing but horse. h balmy sppshg breezes
Of the past few weeks has set them 10
figuring how short the time is be-
fore they can again take a trip to one Of
the big track and enjoy their fayordto
sport.
Just two weeks from to-day Ben
n!ngs will throw open its gates to the
racing public. Trainers and owners who
have been preparing their charges at
various places throughout the country
are already arranging for the shipment
of their strings to the Washington track
and, judging by the announced inten-
tons of those people, the meeting win
prove the greatest in years. Many
owners who have been campaigning at
New Orleans will start their horses
north this week, and by this time next
week it is certain that stable room at
B%ennings will be at a premium. Father
Bill" DAILY intends sending a string of
fifteen horses to Washington this week.
He is only one of the many owners
who have horses in training in hi
metropolitan district who have such
plans.
Big Pluy in Big HandIcaps.
For the past week much speculation
has been lone in the future books for
the big races. such as the Brooklyn and
Suburban handicaps and the American
Derby. In the first two named events
Hermis still remains a 6 to / favorite,
but the great son OF Hermence is not
the only one which Is being backe
Uledi. a candidate for the Suburban.
IN. ~, l-.,- -lA, - 49,.
the horses odds were 200 to !, but 30
steady was the play on him that to-
day the best to be had against him is 100
to /. The horse is said to be a good one
He is said to have travelled amile in lao
with ease over a Canadian track. An
other horse which has been backed
Is he little horse Circus. He opened In
the books at 300 to ], but to-day he II
only a lo0-to-1 shot.
Probably no horse is Ceiling the play
that Major Daingerield is. He is still
quoted at 20 to /, but 1t is sure hat be-
fore the end OF the week 10 to / will be
a good price against him. himself Ia
apparently well thought OF dn the Brook
lyn Handlcap, as the winter
nave cut his price from 100 to l to 80 to
/. Pentecost and Spencer Rein are two
horses which have many
Ard Patrick May Come Here.
Ard Patrick, the winner OF last years
English Derby. may be seen on AmeN-
can tracks before long. Three American
m~fllionaires are e~ndeavorlrrg TO secure
the horse and have offered his owner,
Mr.. John Gubbins. fabulous sums OF
money for him.. William c: whitney.
Capt. 8. s. Brown and Foxhail Keene
are the men competing for the owner
ship of the horse. Capt. Brown has Of
fered SIS. 900 for the animal, blu hds
owner wants double that amount. II
either Mr.. Whitney or Capt. Brown Sc
cure Ard Patrick he will be brought to
America and raced. Foxhall Keene.
who, 1t Is said. will form a syndicate to
secure the horse, Will, II he gets him,
keep him in England.
The evening world., 1903-03-09
TEAMS TO
ROLL THIS WEEK.
Better Games in Sight for the Followers of
The Evening World Tournament at
Amann & Treiss's Alleys.

Better things are in store for the
bowling enthusiasts this week In ths
Evening World Tournament at Amann
ard Triess's alleys. Fitty-ffth street
and Third avenue.
Thirty good tear1s have been put on
the schedule by the committee and GONE
big scores and close contests should
be the result. There will be no more
games like those rolled last week and
the alleys should be crow ded every
night with followers of tho game
There we're no charges AIMING the
leaders during the past week and few
OF the games were worth rev iewing.
Tho Our owns were threatened Friday
night by the Mutuals. Of Brooklyn.
bu. the latter team fell down badly IN
thu final frames and failed to get 200
when 1t looked as II they would take
tn, lead easily.
Braua's top sccre Is still 'afe amons
the individual BOWERS. bus there Is
a chance that before the end Of the
week his CSC will be raised.
More afternoon games Will be ar
ranged at an early date and clubs wish
The evening world., 1903-03-09
MAGNATES LOOK
FOR BALL GROUND.
American Leaguers Still Unable
TO Tell Where the New York
Club Will Play This Season.

The American League magnates re
sumed their annual meeting at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel to-day, BENJAMIN +.
phia and Boston magnaAes, who went
home over Sunday. arrived back In the
city early to-day and attended the SEES
sion.
Several' of the magnates expressed
amusement this morning over the state
ments alleged to have been made b.
Barney Dreyfuss, the PIttsburg Ma
uOnal League magnate, Dreyfuss. &C
cOrding to the report, desired. 10 gamble
some of his earnings In the City o
that the American League VIII not land
a playing site on Manhattan Island.
"0ur ltile PitlsburB TREND was In New
York a few days as3" AID . s59mlnenI
here at the same time. but nobody then
heard Mr.. Dreyfuss crying about tbs
betting on the proposition he makes
It's all very we'll for him to make hi
kind of a talk while he II males away
but / guess II he pine on 20 New YOrl
he can be accommodated"
so far to-day's session OF the .magnatss
lhas been taken up In a discussion of this
local situation. Last nlSht President
| johnson expressed eatiEfactioD with thu
mSnnSr IL Which na., IsIngs Tsss r. psssFe Sc,
the grounds Will be closed to-day
According 70 excellent authority. II 4
| not the TACT that GROUNDS cannot be OBJ
talned that Is blocking The matter, blu
that details In Eetung the most deslr
S 5SSnsSk sid "a Sos sase' ma sSs 4 g
'lReeied r. bs abe e meke ~ loRE
IroN syettne,
The evening world., 1903-03-09
MUCH INTEREST IN
THIS BOWLING MATCH.
West Ends and Centrals to Play
Second Came of Series on
Hermann's Alleys.

The bowlers of the Contra and West
End Clubs will meet In the second game
OF their series or HermAnn's alleys, on
One Hundred and Forty-seyenth street
ana Seventh avenue. ON Thursday night.
Tho first game, which was played last
week. resulted In a victory for the Cen
trails by the score OF 1s2 to 7l9. The RI
valry between the two teams is great.
When they last met the West Ends
were favorites, but the good work OF
Miles, Witt. villinEsr and Klrsch was
too much for the West Ends to over
come. The game was close until the
last couple OF frames.
Capt. Miles, OF the centrals. Is sure his
men will win again this week and has
asked Treasurer WIT TO run the
treasury dry In betting on the team.
Proprietor Hermann Intends presenting
the Cehtrals With a silver cup II they
succeed In winning on Thursday night,
The evening world., 1903-03-09

FIrrsbuhG March BOD fltzsIn-
nons ahu rm.p";n 'aa ,as,
~ pp"a ,.,tIs
Zoe ,ha a,idS,a wsgh, h"mnIon. "a
,ha wor,d 20 49, 49, 80 49, a.
June or .Iu,y hatore H. LINZ o1sr,ns
IN. largest nurs,, n bout viii prob.
ably be decided in san FIancisco. FItz
snncaS,ad 80, 80 a. .ua
suSsoS'eu na' p.sss inc oa''
The evening world., 1903-03-09
"Afer 6reAkfait svaA a mile.
Afer dinner ret awbiZs."

d Come in and select your
suit, or overcoat, any time
before noon and it will be
sent home before dinner, it
you like.
a. Whether you entertain.
be entertained or go to the
theatre, your mind will be
entirely at rest, if you are
the wearer of "Semi-ready"
hnished-to-order clothes for
men. RI 8T. frfBt fsF.f
q Tuxedo Tor dinner) and
Evening Dress Suits SIS to $ss.
q Sack Suits. $Is to $40.
d Spring styles opening daily.
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The evening world., 1903-03-09
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The evening world., 1903-03-09
TIM HURST WILL
Be THE REFEREE.
New Yorker Has Been Chosen
to Judge Wrestling Bout Be-
tween Jenkins and Munroe.

Tim Hurst. the weil-known referee,
has been selected TO oficiate at the Tom
Je~nkins-JAck Munroe wrestling match,
which takes place at Madison Square
Garden next Friday night. This ques-
ton wal settled late last night when
Clark Bali the miner pugilist's manager,
ana Tom Jenkins's manager held a cons
ference owe the lonS-distance phone
between New York and Boston.
As Ball and Munroe are to make a
side bet at the ring side OF 1900, the
question OF a referee Is an important
mi No better choice could have beer
made than Hurst. 30 far there hal
been a heavy demand for seats. and tn,
man who put Jeffries down has a hos
OF followers who expect 20 see hin
stnne Jenkins on,
Jenkins viii be here tonight or to
morrow morning morning, and will a
once 20 to work With Tom sharkey. IN
sailor pugilist, who Is engaged in train
Ing for a fight with the miner. Munro
Is now working at Troy N. Y. Tn
match promises TO be a heavy bettinI
affair. as there are senty Of sporting
mfA who think that Jenkins has under
taken too heavy a task In trying I
down the miner four times within a
hour.
The evening world., 1903-03-09
O'BRIEN SIGNS TO
FIGHT FITZ TO-DAY
Philadelphia Agrees to Terms of Champion
and a S $4,000 Side Bet.

simnnons. ne did not sldestep when the
COMPLAINANT demanded that they nBht
for a side bet OF Il, 1000.
Ryan did not show the grit o'Brlen
did, The latter is a fighter who Tears
no one, and that fact has earned him
many friends Who. when he hBart F1tz7
Aimqnons, will be on hand TO root for
him tn win.
The evening world., 1903-03-09
Ryan. ssoxy Move.

Tommy Ryhn's retirement from the ring TO
become tire boxing instructor o, The Missouri
A. c.. OF st. Louis. has The topic Of cOnvsrSa-
ton hmceg the sporting fratsrnity on upper
Broadway. The CONSENSUS Of oDinioa ! that
Ryan. SOONER than light Bob FttIiimmossh VIII
quit the ring, han'h action has lost him a
host OF fnendL Nearly all asaen he 10 afraid
70 meet the eE-hSavy-weisht champion.
The evening world., 1903-03-09

Lord Neville finally oun a track to
Ais liking. He ives heavily played bv
MS people and made his company look
cheap At no time during the running
Hpe M IN trouble. Fuller sent him 10
ne front a. the start. opened up a gap
the enc won In a romp. Master, the
4av0lltA. numbered Aiong1in second place
al me way He never could improve his
fosltiop 80 =
rs.ss ss9o; hanalsNP iAr .Arss-ysar.olds phA
The evening world., 1903-03-09
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

NEW oRLEANs. March e.-rhe en-
<FIss fcr to-morrow's races are as fol-
The evening world., 1903-03-09

Fopr Sans q a ssriss Of Rlns Ssrs played
~ cenAsia'a hAnNhall ailsy yssisrasy ~ w. L.
gsaes ane ThesAAs HolnsA 5oass save Holmss
teqA ~ etAss tse. DagAa and orblIt won Ivs
s. = s 4. slEss ssaiss;s'
The evening world., 1903-03-09

e.4ft tr0d. W0A eAhIly. TIfnt-l,1S. '|-T
Netting Indications made this race look
Ike pne Of h kind usually termed
sssuDdAy'' races. The Boston on Form
looked like a / to 2 shot. She opened
At I 70 s. but her price kept climbing
20 ITO /, In the meantime the odds on
sr rnssss' & fs%ss were rh fosse1 Who So Set
on the latter evidently knew what they
we're dong. as The Boston was never
dpngerops and ran like one OF the
cd Broadway stage horses. Midnight
Chimes started off with a rush and
opened up n gap OF twenty lengths.
Fhe q eased up at the inal furlong
ends rcppDed home an easy winner by
six lengths: The Boston brought up In
the rear OF the bunch.
49, THIRD RAoE.
Pure s40oI for hour year-oids and up. selling
hfscn ~fnsioaes.
The evening world., 1903-03-09

stsst good. Won easily. Tlms-L14 3d.
Mias Aubrey after her good race on
Saturday looked In a soft spot. She was
always the favorite and wa heavily
played. There was n tip on Madam.
She had worked v furlonys in 1'ol'
and his move earned for her the re-
spect Of the railbirds. Madam started
out Hike a winner. She had all the early
speed and opened up a gap OF half q
doxen len6ths on the others in the. run
around the far turn. This effort old IN
the u home and she stopped. Miss
Aubrey Came with a rush at the END
and. taking command without an effort,
won Eping away by three lengths. The
winner was bid up TO S905 and bought IN
BY her owner. I'D Corrigan did the
SECOND RACE.
purss 500: Dor mAfss four years old and upi
1siiiur. Ave and one-hak furlongs.
The evening world., 1903-03-09

ing to bowl In the daytime should
write to the committee at once
Following Is the standing OF the clubs
and III. indy iduals
The evening world., 1903-03-09
THE WINNERS.
FIRST RACE-Miss Aubrey !
Venus victrix 2, Madam 8.
snc0xD RACE-Nidnisht Chimc'
I, MISS shaniey 2, Marion Lynch .
THIRD RACE-Lord Neville
mnfster 2, Moskcto 3.
FOURTH HACI.-Mrs. Frank Eos
der 4. Amigart 2, Blue Blaze o..
,s,.e.si TO me Eesuias world,l

RACE TRACK. NEW ORLEANS. La,
March 9.-After continuous rain Tor the
last tswenty-four hours the track to-day
was In worse condition than 1t has been
II ANY previous time this winter.
a fair card was depleted by withdraw
al. n speculation was confined entire
~ to mud performers.
The entries of McChesney ana the
twD-yenr- old Dick Bernard we're ac-
copied to-day from e. e. smathers IN
ali the stakes at Saratoga for whioh
me pair were eligible. Jockey W. Rob-
bins has made application for a license
from the Jockey Club.
odom will go from here to Benntngs
where he will ride for the first three
days and then return to Memphis.
FIRST RACE.
FIto ana q half furiongs; purse $i00i for nhres
four years old and upward; selling.
The evening world., 1903-03-09

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The evening world., 1903-03-09

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