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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-18
Gs uerldntst, bah Td Der gatifan

nldt geneigt 3eigt. Die Winite oss
0auptes Der franS. 9opaliiten. oes
6er3o9s b. Orleans, riidIidtlid DER
Sdeioun9 bon Isiner 0fterreidifben
@emablin gu erfiiaen.
0a Dem ltbensluligen 6~ransoI.n
feline Grau b~eIonbers trsosn ibrer
Dyi9otterie" unangenebm Iein Iol, 10
1T es aaeroings ertldrlih, iuenn Die
6urie iOlden @runoen aea,niiber elm
tOotes DIR 3sigt. gine gts {. 9ispen=
lation fpe9en 81 GROCER 6rommigieit"
Der ldltigen Satin bonn Yaplte sl oer-
lanaen. 1T iibrisens fiherli6 biz Jest
NOD ni6t oagemeien. Wdre ss ni9i
@rnTt, 10 fOnnte MAI es ais ben beiten
unter ben .Sder3en" bessidnen. Die
fid Ybilipp b.. Orleans 10 manhmal
idon aeleilfst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-18
@rOTenor VI. 0i. Masn, Der sefre-

Yroienor VI. Wf. Mlen. Der sefre.
tar oes Yaiional=g erbanos fir unper=
fdlfdte Nabrunesmiitel, lift foeben bon
elmer unterIuauhgs. Reiie 3uriidgetsbrt,
Die i'm i'm guftra9e feines Nerbanoes
mad ben 6aupiltdoten gnolano's,
6rantreid's uno Dsutidlanb's eefibrt
bat.
Qus benz 6urdweg intereHanten Be=
ri6te IdBt lid bier nur anfabrsn, mas
Auen iiber Die oeutiden ginFuEr.8e e
idrdntungsn geseniiber amerit. Gleiid.
uaaren ia9t.
Na6oem er betont, Dab unter allen
Nationen Die oeutIde am erfolgrei6ffen
beitrebt iei. ourh niHenf6aftli9es
Stu0ium Die Nabrunssmittel unber=
fdli6t ber5uffellen uno Die grgebnife
oisIsr GOritungen aud gsisBQeberiid
ourh5ufibren, ertldrt er, mar biirIe
Die oeutIdsn 6dubmnbregeln geosn
ameritan. Gleiid (uno Dem nddft aud
asgeu uniere 6ridts) nidt als feino=
Ielig aufahen.
Die sleiden MaBreesln gelten an
Der 8rense gegen Waarsn aus allen
gdnosrn uno aud innerbalb oes 9eits=
aebiets Ielbt. Bon oeutider Seits
tuuroe oies itets, aber obne Wirtuna
gelteno gemant.
3as amert. urtbsil 1T in ooppelte,
Weiis erfreulid. Sin 6admanm ser.
fort bier Den niht BLOB ourt Die Sen'
iationsbldtter berbreiteten @lauben,
oaB Die Resierung iid Sci Dem aampfI
fir quite Nabrunqsmittel ourd anoer'
als iadlids @riinot leiten laie UNI
Ii6 CUR ooaigsn Dienerin Der aoariider
9eiBiporsn made.
Die oeutlde Veripaltung aber erbdl
bier aus beruTensm Wunoe abermal!
Elm 9ldn3enoes 3eugniB fiir ibre 3iid
tigteit uno 1lmlidt, Die man, obne mi
Der polit,i1en Ri6tung Der &egisrnnI
c%inUsrfianosn 3u iein, riidbaltlos amer
fsnnen bari.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-18

pNzzsxez2x
getrdg bon nabe3u $4,000 erreideu,
ebenio, oaB am 5. Sui 1908 wieoerum
S2500 abbe3ablt muroen.
llno nun meine Jreunoe. fpre6e ih
bsrsli9en 9ant aus alien Tenjenigen,
melde iid bel @rinoung Der Yau=8e.
iellidaft uno ieit jener 3eii I~inun3iell
on unIerem llnternebmsn betbeili9ten !;
elm ieoer Bon uns 1T bere6iiat, iiol3 gu
iein auf bic erreidten grfolge uno mir
oirfen iiber3euat iein. oaB Oas bisber
se5sigie Sntereiie aud in 3utunft fort=
beiieben wiro. Den Mitglieoern oes
YorFtanoes unb oes Wirtbi6afts=@o=
mites iprede i'd ber5liden Danf aus
FIR lire Mitpirtuna bel 6iibrung DER
pielieiti9en 8eiddfte, pel6e Die Yer=
paltung erf oroerte.
Wie INNER aupot, 10 bat uns aud
oiesmal cie OeutIde prsfe = n5ele-
graph" uno n3ribiine" nit empfe9.
lenoen Nrtiteln in ben 5ages3eitungen
%ruertboofe llnterlfiibuns 81 3beil wer=
Den LATER; mir banter berielben unb
bitten I'm ferneres Woblnoasn.
Die Oamen=S lection oes Surnbereins
bat, ME INNER, 10 aud beute. Elm fei=
mes Suppsr CUR 6eier beg Cages pors
bereitet uno trug iOmIt 3gm @elin9en
oes 6eites tueIentlid bsi, mofir id oer=
ielben hermit unieren Dant abftatts."
9err Jreo Dad ST., Der 2. Spreder
Deg Siioisite=S urnbereins, belt bier
auf cine turSs gnipra6e, In iuelher er
i'm Namen beg Vorftanbes 0errn Yictor
Oant abltaitete fur oas urermiioliAe
Snterefe, iueldes er beItdnois benz Der=
cine entgegengebradt; er boife, oaB
Serr Victor nod LANCE Iein perbienif-
Uoles Wirten gum Belten bes Wereins
fortieben m0gs.
Sooann tam oas greioniB hes
Nbenos, ndmlid oas erlte Ohsntlihe
Nuftreten Der @slang : Section Oes
Sloleite SurnDerein. Dieleibe be,
ftebt our 3eit aus 20 Sdnsern, melde
inter Der geituag oss Nltmeiters oss
@eIauses, prOf. Barus iteben.
9ie mafere Sdlgeridaar lat Die
6euerprobe nader befanoen. Nobl
mare es wiinidsnsmertb, tuern Der
3tueite Bab etiuas 3uwa6s erbielte,
aber troboem paren bic ~Qsitungen Der
Sdnqer in bObem Graoe befrieoigeno.
Sic bra6ten Die 2ieoer .Spinn.
ipinn", ISM Graie tbaui's" uno
.Sn einem tiiblen GrunOe" gum 9or-
trag. 9as lebtere geliel ben 3ub6rern
70 auRerOroentlid, oab bas publifum
nit isinem Beifal nidt eler rubte, als
big es nod einmal wie0erbOlt wuroe.
Gie neue @siangs=Se Section oes 9.
8. Q. lam beute auf ibren 3orbeeren
~ausruben. Sic fam nit Dem alten
Gdiar ausrufen /: yWir famsn, mir
Ianesn uno lie9ten."
DAB Die Siioisite reid an biibIden
uno grasioien Mdbden 1T, betuies bier=
auf Der bon l6 Mitslieoem Der Ga-
msnciahs aussefibrie .@afagnetten"=
uno 5ambOurin= Rei9en. Sdmmili6e
iunoe Damen trugen oas edt=Ipanilde
@armsn-@Ofim uno iaben reissnb,
einfad gum NnbeiBen. aus.
Die bsrIdicoenen '9wisrigen eDolu-
tionen oes 9eigens muroen IN an=
mutbiger Deiie ourdgefRbrt. Dieie
ent3iidenbe Summer oes YrOsramms
bate nur einen 6ebler. ndmli9. baB
tie leioer 81 turs mar.
3auidsnOer geifau bslobnie Die Uur-
trefnidsu 2siltunsen Der Wituirteuoen
an Dem 4eiaen.
Den Sdlus oes rei6baltigen pro=
|, oramms biloete iooann bic Nuffibrung
|, Oes turnsrii1en 2uaIpIsls vginquars
iieruns". tusldss bon WitslieOern Der
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-18

Drsi Sabre tparen 9eiiern Derfohen.
ieitoem Der Siofeite aurnpersin feline
prddtiae 6ale, oieie itolSe SOdburg
oes Deutidtbums aui Der Sloieite. in
fefli6er Wsiie einmsibte.
Ndbreno Der orei Sabren iinb in
osrIelbsn 3ablreide oeutide 6efflid-
teitsn absebalten woroen, welhe iammt
uno Tonoers erfolareid perlieien.
9ein Wuaoer, oaB Die Mit9lieoer
oss @ereins ltols auf ibre 9ale Iino
uno bab le Iid seIfern MbenO Sablrei6
e~infanoen. nm on Dem pierten Sahresr
fet Der ginmsi6ane Der Salle ibsilSu=
nebmen.
Gr0ffnet murbe oasIelbc ourb cine
bon Der .Gitp 8anb" ausgefiibrte
Gupesture, wOrauf Die MctiDen unter
9eitung bes 9urnlebrers Curt Soa
0aniel= lebungm in eractsr @eiIe sur
Surhfibrun9 bradten.
0ieraui beriammelts lid Der Wor=
liano oes 5urnbereins auf Der giibne
uno Der grfte Spreder unb prdhoent
oes 3urnba0en Bau=Yereins, 9err
Senrp Yictor belt Johann Iol9enoe
iebr beifdlig aufgenommene Be
griBunos Mniprade.
.Sm Ramen Der SiioIeite SurnhaOe-
gau=@eisaiaaft besriiBc i1 Sic uno
oante Su0leid fir SIR gri6einen am
bsutigen abeno. Seit Dem eriten 6elie
am 20. Sanuar 1901 unb nod osei-
jdbrigsm yettsben feiern mir nunmebr
ben 4. Sahrestae Der Gintpeibun9 oie=
leg 0alens @ebduoes. Sie Aae uno
in GROCER Nn3abl fid SniersIfirenoen,
.namentli1 ole Yemobner oes iiioli1en
Staottbeiles, baben beobadtet uno
uiien ss, oaB oroBe grpartungen uno
0ohnungen an oieien Bau 9etniipfl
muroen. 9ln erlter STEELE gait es, benz
Siioieiie Surnbsrein Elm paienoes
llebunaslOtal gu idafsn, iotpie Der
Bewobnsrn Der Sioieite unc ben
Geutldtbume %unferee Staot aeei9net'
gttalitdieu fir geieaidaftlitsn Ser
febr gu bieten; bieie Nusaaben iino in
i1Oniter WeiIe gsl0f wOroen.
Ger Siioisite 5urnoerein 9eoeib'
uno madt lietig GOriI9ritte, iOwObl II
gesug auf Die Mitslieoer- ais S6iIler'
sabl; Die bramatii6e Section uaO oi'
tir3li9 Orsanifirte Singer SectiOn
oes Yereils peroen aud heiite 4benf
ourd M%uHibrung eines 2ufipiels unit
Yortrdae bon oeutIden 2isOern atgs'
nebm iiberraf6en.
@leidSeitig weroen mir @~elcgenbei'
baten, Die Wit9lieoer Der 9amen=Glaii
uno Netiben nit ibren turneriiher
2eihungen gu bsmunoern.
Sn ge3us auf ben geIeaidaftlibeI
yertebr, ieitsns anoerer ceuiI6er Der
cine, fam id 5u meiner Greuoe nit
tbeilen. oabl unisre 6aae uno 8artel
i'm lsbtsn Sabre iebr bduiig bernie
tibet paren; Die WadfraSe lit cine Il
groBe, Dab mir bduiis abIebnsnoen ge
iaeiO os6en mii7sn.
Dieter llmitano benefit oeutlid, oai
unIere 9dlle nidt nur, be3iigli9 ibrs
practiiden ginridtung, ioncern aud
oes euten Namens uegsn, ben fe bat
leitens anoerer Yereine bollii Nner
isnnung 9eIunoen bat.
Die Wiribi9afts- Raume, berbun
ben nit ben 2e9elbabnen, Der0el
fsitens Der bere9tisten Witglisoer il
erfreuli6er Wsiie frequenfirt. 9a
@eIddftsiabr Der 0alen-gau-@eIea
/ idaft Idliebt nit Dem 81. OieieS Ulr
/ nats, in Der acknowledgement yerIamm
lung ipsrbs id iiber Die 9iinifiss 81
| iuatiOn Der finansielen Vcrbdltnih
l singebenoen Yeridt erlfatten. eriudbn
( jsord idon beute, Dab Die i'm 9aui
oes Sabrss bereinnabmten Renten be
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-18

Von peld bobem Patriotism
Die T6tpeiIiae Sunta in Banana beieelt
1T 9ebt ipobl am liar ten oafaus ber=
Dor, oab fe Den YeI6luB laBte Die BON
oen Der. Staten 81 erpnrienoen Slim
oenosIDer FIR ben Banana ganal in
Neiu Yorter Yanfen ansulegen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-18

Sebt mub aud nod Die 9arpaso
Re9ts- 6afultdt ibrem gbren Gottor
Der 3sdte 3beo. Rooiebelt ourd ibren
unerparictsn ginFprud liar MAIDEN,
oaB er nit fsiner panama=p olitit Elm
QrOBes lnredt begina, no CT bod Idon
9enug bonn Senat gu leioen bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-18
Gsnsr tn fribsr MorssnHnnSs,

Der beuts Morsen $50 bonn 9aftsn
60. SO gsgebsne alarm mar ourb Elm
Jeuer peranlaBt, pel6ss in benz binie=
rem She'll oes bon bern Msbsey Bed an
Der OF Waibinaton StraBe o.cupirtsn
@sbdubes ausgebro9en nor. = Ser
Sdaosn it nur eerins.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-18

6 o mn ersbille. Nad inr3er
3rantheitlif:0err Charles Wount, felt
bielen Sabrsn prdfioent Der grIien
NationalI gant aus Dem eeben 9ei9is=
Den. grlwar 65iSabre aft uno elmer
Der a~ngsisbenifsn uno rsidftsn gtrger
Der Staot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-18

TGterden preoiat INNER nod eli.
rig 6rieoen, mdbreno feline glrmesn
INNER ipeiter uorriiden.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-18
5iioieite Gurnperein.
YrdAtistr yerlauI SeS yierten SabresfefeS Der &iu=
weibung oct Surnbalc.

laecc oes Grfen Spreders. = Die neu 6eians, Section oes 8.
q. y. fahrt feb ~crfolsrcidl Elm. Die oramatilde
Section e%riielte eianaI Ipieoer GriumpEe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-18

Sobm @eber's @trtbfmaft,
Nc. z64 @eit Nortb Ctr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-05

to second which resulted in Il double
play. retiring IIussey and himself.
Durham received Il base on balls. Met
calf hit Il lively ono which was fieldcd
home. retiring Dunham and the side
In the sixth inning. for the NJ. C. l.,
j. Carter hit safely over second. Rich
ardson was caught out en- . foul. Pay
son hit Il fly which was fielded for Il
double. retiring the side.
For Cony, Rither hit to second and
gained first on an error, but was later
caught stealing second. Tuen struck
out. Hall hit Il short fly, retiring he.
side.
In the seventh inning, Hartford for
the NJ. G. Is. after having three strikes;
called, ran for first. but was caught in
season for retirement. Lancaster hit q
Erounder to the pitcher and was called
out at first. Billings hit a groundcr and
was out at first
For Cony Little hit grounder t.
second and was out at first. Stam!l
struck out. while Hussey did likewise.
In the eighth inning for the NJ c. Is
Partridge hit safely to left field for
one base. II. Carter hit to center for
'N' ''.A' az iu5c 'iuNdiiCcu 10 tnlIa.
carter 10 second and Partridge scored
run No. 2. Gray was substituted for
j. Carter and hit Il hot liner to third
which was clearly handled by Little.
Richardson was declared out on d foul
fly caught by Either
For Cony Sanford hit to short and
was caught at first. Durham bunteL
ana was out at first. Mctcalf made Il
pretty place hit between third and CEN
ter and stole second. Bithcr sent lit =
tie fly to second. which retired the side.
In the ninth inning for the NJ. G. is
Payson flied to left and was declared
out. Hartford struck out. Lancaster
hit safely for one base. Billings flied
and the game was over
The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-05

Unity Club has just closed its
twenty-third season. and two years
courcc of study on the History and
Literature of Scotland. In addition t"
the many able and interesting papers
given by the club members at its reGu :
lar meetings, the society has enjoyed Il
lecture Ivy Prof. Chapman of Rowdoin
College on Robert Burns, a concert of
Scottish song, several very interesting
Hand original talks on the life of the
tScottish people and the development of
| the Free Church OF Scotland by Key.
Norman Mckinnon, and a very
Es,holarly anG enjoyable lecture on
Thomas Carlyle by Judge Hall. tn"
| President of Unity Club. Tn" season
| closed very fttinGly with a paper BY
Rev. Henry +. DurnaCk upon the life
and writings of Henry Dummond. d
rapcr which presented III Il brilliant
ana impressive manner the person
! al and moral force of this great Scots
| man. and his calculation of Natural
Law i'm the Spiritual World This
course Of study just completed by
| Unity Club has served to demonstrate
| tho powerful influence of Scotland upon
tho literature, politics and religion OF
| tho Notwithstanding world, ana mas
richly repaid the time and effort eX-
| pended upon the program by the men,
| bcrS of the Club.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-05

CITY Marshal Brecn has a deg. nu-
,norous dog. at that. His color is
brown and nc is of the spaniel STRAIN,
which usually produces a good sort OF
= dog. In this case precedent has been
followed. In a way. the most consplcu-
ous portions Of this dog are mis- bark
and his tail. Both he uses at the
same time. for never is he known l"
bark without wagging his caudai APP
lpendange. evidently for the purpose 81
showing that there is no malice IN the
bark: that il is simply to enable nm 10
cot rid of a lot of surplus energy. But
This narticular dog, Prince is his name.
shows his fun-loving disposition by
tho nersons whom he banks at. SO far
rs the writer has observed Prince
hanks only when he has q person 1"
talk at that makes the performance
amusing. He demonstrated this on
Wednesday morning. when rag ped
dior who was canvassing Sewall street,
started into the marshars yard. Prince
waited until the man had covered
,bo,,t half the distance from the street
"a tho house and thcn-well. he just
barked and waggcd that tail. There
the least. 1t was just a pleasant good
natured. welcoming sort of bark. but
the peddler evidently wasn't up in dog
talk, so he stopped. Prince repeated
his remarks and Mr.. Peddlcr moved
back half a dozen steps. The dog
looked disappointed. actually did. and
stoned his talk. This gave the rag
man new courage and he said some
nleasant things about the good doggic
and the nice old fellow and moved for
ward. Prince. now lying down. natur-
ally supposed that the man had thrown
off his reserve and wished to be friends
rose ND and proceeded to bark a sec
ond welcome. Somehow Mr.. Ragman
couldn't conceive of there being any
thing friendly in the bark. Probably
his experience with dogs had been such
as to convince him that when they
barked it meant danger. Whatever he
thought this much is sure he ran ami
ran hard. Prince oh. he sort OF squat
down and, II ever dog laughed. he did
then long and loud. Leastwise, that is
how it looked to those who saw the
scene.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-05

The Eockledge hotel at Popham
beach will open, this season. The no.
tel was leased, Tuesday. by A. II. Shaw
of the Popham Beach Real Estate As
sociation to w. A. Farr. who was at
one time manager of the house. Mr..
Far is at present in Newport. r. l..
He is one of the best known hotel men
in he State of Maine and has many
friends in this city. He was connected
with the old Sagadahoc house for Il
number of years with Landlord Taylor.
The Rockledse was not opened, last
season. Jnder Mr.. Fairs management
a succe full season is looked for-Bath
Time:i.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-05
According to tho stories which comc

According to the stories which cone
in from Winthrop. there is some pref
ty good fishing i'm the two lakes which
lie at the front door of the village. Ac-
cor1iHg to the statement of a gentle
man. who come in on an ele, trio car
yesterday forenoon. upwards Of -
trout had been taken from Mar1na-
cook that morning. before he cam"
way. And another budget Of fish Cos
sip from the same source. was that o.
c. p. Hannaford of Winthrop, whit.
fishing on Lake AnnabcS sacook. had
caught n string of twelve fine trout,
and one salmon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-05
FOUR TO TWO. )
Cony Defeats Maine Central
Institute Of Pitts6eId.
Second G,me Of Season at Augusta
Driving Park
Battle CT Pitchers, Hall Of cony Elk.
ceiling.

After il series of disappointment,
caused by the weather clerk the base
ball fans Of this city were rendered
Il treat. Wednesday. Tie contest was
between COny High and the Maine
Central Institute team of Pittsfield.
The game was pitchers battle from,
start to finish. Hall Of the local team
.aviny the better Of the argument
throughout. He was given the best 1t
support, while Elliott of the NJ. c. l.
team had 4 very weak field.
There was an exceptionally large
turnout to support the local team.
among whom was 4 goodly number of
The loyal feminine supporters of tic
school nire.
The game was called at o'clock
sharp. the visitors starting the game
at the bat.
The features of the game were tn"
pitching of both Hall and Elliott. the
remarkable fielding of ShOrtstop San
ford of the local team. and the playing
# Durham of the CCnyS on first base.
Saturday, the local boys will meet
the strong rCckllnd High school ac-
Gregation on the driving park grounds
ut 5 O'Clock. a number of rocters will
accompany this team, so it is desired
that there will be a large attendance
of local fans:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-05

| Parti idSe the first man up for the
visitors, WAS given base on balls.
Carter. the next up. knocked fly -
second which WAS easily handled for a
| put out, and fiCldci to catch Partridge
asleep on first base. Elliott hit safely
| for two bases, but Carter who followed
him Knocked ALI easy fly TO short, re-
firing the side.
| For Cony, Sanford hit safely by ,h2
shortstop for Il base and advanced -
third by an overthrow made by th'
catcher to second. Durham WAS Of
| fectivcly deceived three times. bcin.;
followed by Mctcalf. Sanford scored
the first run on Il passed ball. Metcalf
was given base on balls. Rither
struck out. Another overthrow by the
catcher to second allowed Metcalf IN
score. Tucll struck out refining the
side. Score, = to 0 i'll Cony's favor.
/ In the second inning Richardson lei
| off for NJ. G. l. With Il Strikc-out. Pay
son following in his footsteps in to
1-2-3 order. Hall WAS given applause
for this work. Hartford hit to third
and on IN error safely made first. Ian
caster allowed tho first ball to pass ar,l
| Hartford stole second, but Lancaster
| ;"as also deceived in the 1-2-2 order.
making three strike-oLts III this inning
for Hall. retiring the side.
| For Cony. Hall lei off by strkin- :;
, out. and Little who succeeded him hit
J an easy grounder to first. II being field :
| cd for Il nut out. Stamm struck out
retiring the side.
| In the third. Billings for NJ. G. I. hit
Sroundcr to short, being put out 1T
| first. Partridge hit to Hell and WAS
nut out 1T first. Carter hit safely Ey
| first and stol" second. but the next man
| up. Elliott, could not connect safely.
hitting to shor: ana being retired at
| first
| For Cony. 1Iussny hit 4 hot one over
| third for ii two-baGger. Sanford fol-
lowed this opening by Il safe hit by The.
shortstop Hu:scy advanced to third
and Sanford stole second. Metcalf hit
Il liner to the pitcher. who dropped it,
| allowing him first base and two men
scored. Bither tried tc steal second
hut was caught. Score 1t end of thirt!
| inning. 4 to in Cony'G favor
In the fourth inning. for NJ. G. l.. j.
carter hit y grounder and was retired
ut the first bag. Richardson hit to
| Hall, who ficldcd it to first in time to
retire him. Payson welded his bat
| tire" times at the April brcezc retiring,
the side.
For Cony. Tuell struck out Hall
brnto1 and WAS retired at first. Litt,,
hit Il swift ,rOuElcr rast the pitch
cr. safely reaching first, but was
| caught stealing second.
In the fifth, Hartford for NJ. c. l..
picked IN his willow to wave it in de-
fance three lines. Lancaster hit safe
ly for two bases. Billings struck out
| Partridge hit To short left fol one base.
Lancaster stole third. Fl. Carter hit
to right field. lancaster scoring. Eli
oft hit i fly to second, it being SUCCESS
fully fieldcd.
For Cony. Hussey hit safely over
third for one base. Sanford hit ny
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-05

A 15-foot extension is heing built on
the east end Of tn" nortf store of the
Vickcry Block. which is soon to be oc-
curied by T. ii. Burgess us Il photo
graphic studio The extension will
nave IA roof of glass, AMI V i'll be used
for sittinGs and for printing. Mr.. Pur-
CESS expects to move i'll some time in
June
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-05
LETTER TO J. M. FOCG,
Auqusta, Maine.

Dear Sir. Here's a PART that's being
sold 20 bargain-huntors
10 per cent. led
so per cent. zinc
90 per cent. barytes
20 per cent. whiting.
Rarytes and whiting are sand AMI
white wash. not PART.
Some people must like gold bricks
The anne of that paint is pure
lead-and zinc" The dealer who sells
it says it's as good as Devoe.
Yours truly.
+. w. DE.NOE & co.
P. S. ]. II. Cogan & Co. sell our paint.
So
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-05

The golf season is opening well and
indications are that the ranks Of the
devoteees will receive number Of re-
cruits, this summer. Members of the
club are up on the links every after
noon. and healthy interest is mani
tested.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-05

The private dancing party given by
:hc Quiddest club. at Society hall, last
evening WAS one of the happis st soCia.
events. in the way of dancing. which
has taken place during the season. \
good sized party was present. and the
dancers presented Il most animated
picture. Carcy's orchestra furnished
music for the occasion. and all cnjoyc |
themselves TO the fullest extent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-05

Schooner Abel c. Buckley. which has
been discharging coal at the Insane
hospital wharf. was tOwcd down the
river. yesterday afternoon. by the tug
Charlie Lawrence. The Buckley went
to South Gardiner, to load lumber.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-05

Wednesday brought with it taste
of real summer weather. The mercury
ran up to So in the shade in some places
ana 50 in others and the sun was warm
enough at noon to prompt, people to
seek the shady side of the street. 1t al
so warmed w some of the weather
prophets and gave one courage to re-
mark that he thought the summer
would come early, and would be an I'M
usually hot one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-05

Docs the trade union really improve
the condition of it's members? John ].
Kccgan, a great labor leader and an
eloquent talker. will answer this ques-
tion at city hall, Friday evening. Don't
fail to hear him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-05

Harry Gordon. prescription clerk at
+. T.. IHrt:idgc's pharmacy. left ION
train g., Wednesday forenoon, for Ia
verhill. Mr.. Gorlon's health is not
good. and he will remain at home
awhile, to rccuperatc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-05

Wage carriers who are union or nom
union, believes in unions or those OPP
posed to them if you work for a living.
YOU can hear great labor leader dis
cuss the question in City hall. Friday
night. Do not stay at home, this time