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The Delta independent., 1904-02-19
AMERICAN YELL WOULDN'T DO
London Oarsman Decides Not to Adop,
Cornell SicGan.


The late DR.. Cyrus Edison was a
great athlete in his youth. and TO the
last he was not prouder of his fame as
physician than OF his fame as al
oarsman. DR.. Edsou rowed in the
notable Columbia crew OF 1878 at Hen
ley.
Talking one day about athletics
abroad. DR. Edison said: Our college
yells are an amazing thing TO foreign
ers. who have no yells themselves.
The tiger sis -boom-sh' of Princeton.
the 1 yell yell. yell OF Cornell. and
our 'brek-ek ek-coaN' and 'who-rah
and so on amuse the good people
across the water enormously.
Il well remember the visit Of the
Cornell crew to London some wears
ago. and the comment on this crew 5
yell that an Englishman made. Cor
nell was to row the London Club. To
which the Enclishman belonged. H
repeated. with laugh the Cornell
siogan-'Coruell yell. yell. yell. Cor
nell'-and then he said:
1t would never DO for us to adopt
a similar yell. would it? Ii would nev
er do for us to shout: London. doae
done. I'm done. London."'"
The Delta independent., 1904-02-19
Society Events

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Sanders enter
tanned their friends at whist last Satur.
day night at their home on Dodge street,
in honor OF Judge Stevens Of Ouray.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
L. r Wigram. Mr.. and Mrs John Travis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Geer. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Conklin. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Chiles, MIR.
and Mrs. R S. Kelso, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
KistIer, Mrs. Minnie Taylor. Miss New.
Judge Stevens and MIR. Dean. Refresh
ments were served and very pleasant I
evening was spent by all present.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-19
Painful Accident.

AS Mr.. L. D. Hauser was saving some
cleais to make church pcrs with piece
became caught in the circle saw at the
Stockham Il HlIIman planlng mill and in
some way threw his hand ag.irst the
saw and cut clear across the palm OF his
hand Although the accident was a
painful one NJ Hauser goes arouud with
a hand in a sling well satisfied that he
got of so easy The accident occurred
last Friday little refore noon.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-19
WOULD QUIT OFFICE FIRST.
Mayor Of Monterey Has Bad Expert
enes with Fourth OF July Canncn.

Rear Admiral Henry PaittSer OF the
flagship lmperiease. commanded tht
British squadron on the Pac!tic. The
English government had Just made
Monterey. the old MsNIcin and span
ish capital OF California. a Sulily s:a
tion. and the admiral was going /:
there for the first tine. peS!ruuS 81
htEor!ns the little port. Admiral IA!
liSer sent an officer ashore 10 ask tht
mayor if the warship fired a t!SS sa
lutte could Monterey return II, Th
mayor was greatly disturbed. To tOi
:eit the salute To the American E
was not to be thought Of, Out Eo'
was the comp.icZeut 20 be return ID
Cpou the hill overlooking the .av W.
an ancient Mexican cauuUr remuar
of Spanish rule. It WAS usrd ever
Fourth OF July, and The MAYOR CO
cluded it would do Eut the ain q.
hculty TO overcome was II collect
supply of powder larga e:CuGh 20 1T
twenty one suns However LH tW
O'Clock all was ready, and t. MAY
sent word to the aduura. that Mo
terey was prepared Tn, t--+hi L
gan booming her slfGte A iut"T\
of five secunls, and IL cuull"
minutes the flag salute e tweit> a
guns had been fired \ llTg" cr"'
had gathered on the hill tu watch t.
progress OF the Se.eI'-ru,h crntU
cannon. Boom" went tie fist
port. and cheer went w. Mad tn
something happened. re- "ii ca
non got so hot and acted :" Hu'Hr.
that fully fifteen minutes y.Slsrl b.
fore the second shot va a;'rTIte
But the mayor was d"t-rtiiueI,
just at sunset the twenty trSt SHIT
the BRUSH dag vas nTed. As IT,
mayor left the hill he MAS heard I
say: II another fur'O-n faSShl
comes here to UG sIlutrd III going Il
resign Office
The Delta independent., 1904-02-19
$s00,000 Fire at Topeka.

The Parkburst Davis Mercantile com
panys building and stock. located at
First and Kansas avenue. at Topeka,
Kansas, was totally destroyed by fire
which began at $50 last Saturday
morning and lasted until daylight. In
addition the Sells building adjoining on
the north was also destroyed with it's
contents. The total loss is over si0O 600
with insurance OF perhaps $4,000.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-19

Six hundred Russian soldiers are eaiu
crossing Lake Baikal on The Siberian
railway. The rails are laid across the
ice during the winter. but have not been
completed this winter. They attempted
TO march between - and 30 miles &C oss
the frozen lake when GO became lost in
the night during driving snow storm
and perished.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-19

A dispatch from st Petersburg Fsbru-
airy Is. says. In spite Of the denial Of
Lord Lansdowne. it is still believed here
that the Japanese fleet had its head
quarters at Wei Hal Wei. says Herald
dispatch from ST. Petersburg. A note
has reached the British ambassador
asking him il the Japanese by some
misunderstanding had been allowed to
enter Wei Hal Wei. II so England 10
requested to reoccupy the place. other
wise her failure to do so will be regarded
as hostile action by the imperial gov
erument.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-19

Mrs. L. W. Worth gave a valentine
party last Thursday night at her home
on Palmer street complimentary to
Evro Beckett. Various games we're
pla' ed and very enjoyable evening
was spent. Those present we're: Misses
Anna and Evelyn Nutt-r. Mabel. Dais y
and Hattie Hornsby, Olive Gheen. Uia
King. 1rma Singleton. Olive Gheen and
Messrs. Earl Gheen. Fred King; Frank
Rasmussen. Clarence Moore. Will Moore.
Welland Jefers. Floyd Stewart. Harry
Singleton. Evro Beckett Will Worth u und
W. F.. Highly.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-19

Mr.. and Mrs. A Z. Penley entertai ed
II few friends Monday evening at cards
in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. |. c. Hall.
During the evening the band boys came
out in full force. They were invited 10
and entertained the company tor some
time with fine music. Mr.. Hail brought /
their way happy.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs c. Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. n. E. Clack
Mr.. and Mrs. W. K. Gale. Mr.. and Mrs
John Kurz. Mr. and Mrs. f A. Ault.
Refreshments were served and all en-
joyed themselves until a late hour.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-19
Hanna Dead.

After little over weeks illness u. s.
Senator Marcus A. Hanna died last Mon
day evening OF typhoid fever in Wash
ington d. q. at GAO. Although every
remedy known to sciences was resortsd
10 his life could not be saved. The end
came while surrounded by his family
and several prominent friends.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-19

Miss Mona Trevette entertained a
number Of friends at II valentine party
Monday evening. at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Hastings on Palmer
street.
These present were Misses Camilla
Avery. Grace Tucker. Amy Turner.
Myrtle Spencer. lrna Singleton. Alma
Smith, Lena Smith. Lille Davisson. Mrs
Shaw. Messrs. ". B. Jordan. W. j.
Porter. Allen Obert. Herbert Barker.
Clarence Moore. Will Moore Charles
Groves. L Z Roth. Wright.
Finch was the gam. OF the evening.
Dainty refresh ments were served and a
general good time was had.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-19

The Daily Mails Port Arthur cores
pendent under date OF February l3. says:
Official advices state that the Japanese
landed GOO soldiers near Talien Wen with
disastrous results. 40 being sabered by
Coss ncks. The remainder es. ap ID to
their ships. 1t is further stat, d that
he Japanese AIDE at Dove buy where
thirty nt them were killed and the re-
nainder retreated.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-19

The Co'onial club OF San Francisco
was held up last Friday night by FIVE
masked men and number OF fashionable
sports we're lined up against the wall
and relieved OF their valuables and cash
amounting to several thousand dollars.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-19

Donald Smith. the ll.year old son OF
Mrs. Charles Smith. Of North Delta.
died OF pneumonia about o'clock Sun
day morning. The remains were taken
to Ridgewsy Tor intermont. where the
family lived prior to coming to Delta.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-19

Six Norwegian steame RS charted by
Russian naval contractor ars reported to
hav. been captured. The vessels are the
heua. Activ. Sentis. Ssirstadt, Asgo and
Hermis. They carried local cargo~s.
IIfis ruuored that l.so0 Jspaasss so..i.
isrs have been killed. psobsbly b the
sinking OF a transport. Disturbances
are reported proceeuings in Seoul.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-19

W. j. Lemp. the millionaire brewer
committed suicide at ST. L'uis last Sat
urday by shooting himself in the head
with revolver. Grief over the loes Of
cause.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-19
A New Firm.

Monroe q Son. OF Montrnsa. will cecu=
py the store room recently vacated by
the Golden Rule store. This will add
another mercantile firm to Delta.
The stand is good one and they
should do good business.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-19

DR.. Howes, New York spe cielist ex-
amines the stomach OF his patients by
having them swallow a small electric
globe. lie then turues on the light ami
the stomach becomes almost trcns
parent.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-19

A big alum deposit has been discover
ed near Glendale. Colorado. 1t is ciai IL
ed that this is the first deposit Of alum
ever found in the state.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-19
GENERAL News items
News from Over the Country
Briefly Told.

A battalion OF U. S. marines have been
ordered to proceed from Colon to San
0ominguez.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-19

The Monroe and Sharkey fight is
scheduled to take place Feb. q.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-19

Ts Cure a Cold = IN Day,
TskaK KAxatise Rromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money tn
fails to cure. E. W. Groves signature
on every box 2oc.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-19

The French government h9s declared
ite neutrality in connection with the
war between Russia and Japan.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-19

Sixty thousand Russian soldiers we're
reported to he avdanc. ng on Harbin Feb.
l6, where great battle is expected to bs
fought.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-19
Delta Co""s, Omr~r-.

sheriff. Wmt Hunt
Couuiy clerk s,,d Ercori-r. u X. Ferguson
County Treasurer. hrurt tlark.
County A.s'ssur. sam t'-ksrhHm.
County >urNrNur. Johu 4 Curtis
County judge Milton WEIGH.
Count, sup'i ut S1lrprls, Mis- AlIsr Royce
tur.n-r-pr = u il"uts.
Gc"ryr stCi.lIan. County Attorney.
J. Gc,u, CouWy t"'nmmis.i"n"r Is, di.fic
!. |, Ming, s"i "
Juhu ". Finn "fd "
The Delta independent., 1904-02-19

4 dispatch was received at St. Peters,
burg from Vicerny AliexeH dated F'ehru.
AIRY l5. saying: Captain Reitzeustsin.
commander OF the Russian cruiser divi.
sion telegraphs that his division des-
sroyed a steamer in Sangari trsugaro)
straits.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-19

A ST. Petersburg paper says that u
war will not settle Russia's grudge
agaisnst the United States and England.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-19
Died..

The 2-months old baby OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hepworth died Sunday and
the funeral occurred Wednesday.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-19

The Russians have explained their
reasons for firing on the British steamer
Fupirg in which three OF the Chinese
the vessel was leaving port without
clearing. The British steamer Wenchow
is being held by the Russian authorities
at Port Arthur Tor refusing to deliver
Japanese passengers.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-19

4 cab!egram OF February l6 states
that heavy reinforcements for Russin
are reported as moving toward Harbin
and through Manchuria. Japan is said
to have already landed 10000 troops at
Chemuplo and great battle is expec /
at an esrly date between the Russian
and japanese land forces.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-19

Two hundred and fifty Csssacks de.
feafed $500 Japanese at Pigeon on the
18th. while the Japs were trying TO ef.
feet landing.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-19
OFFICIAL ECTORS
CIV y eeh~a.

rinsT RArTisT CHURCH - Services Al II q
m sud .s,s p m. k-v. Milton fish gsstoi
sutpis, >rb"nl at 10 q. IN DIR. A. u. stNrkham
s,nprriui,nd-ut Young Peoples meeting at On
n m PRAYER meeting oa Wednesday evenings al
ttc church.
rEESByTEHiAS CHURCH Service at II =
tn and ~ y m R.r. n. J froihineh m pastor
SUNDAY .,ehc-,l at 10 a M. Mn Carrie Tia Il
sun, III. Christian Fndrav"r, meet al
cd y. W rray-f meeting "Wednesday evening,
al the church
Oric, OF di~inr scrv'rr. in the rhsfri Of ihr
n,,ns-r.N On wc~t Day. q n'cl'rk m ceie-
Iyuttr 81 the u.a,si holy -~rTtnr- Of mas, every
,ooruInr ON S'ftriaNp ai.d holidays. ~ n'clnck
a m rrlehrv tinn cl the most h'ly sacrifice nf
mas, S.rtu,oiI is~nrrtcttn With The meet hl-ss.d
.Arrumcn, and sunday -honl All are cordially J
Invited
METHODIST CHURCH Err J. Iacr.
i,ttnt -rr' iC'S al II IN And sUI n, sun
Lay .rhnnl at 10 a. IN Miss EInIna NAsTs, snper
ut.nLirut Epwurth lrAgu. m"sts at :I.n =
lr-yr- r,-, ting " iuF-st.y evenings at ,hur,h
CEpkR EiHE METHODIST III i'isC IfAL
en- IL II sunday srh"oi every Sunday ct 10 n
m Preaching every sunday. A~clco"" lot
oil
CTu -Eegui.I m~rtinr hr'i Friday III
Ma. tLiN llssIIs,Gr. Ftrs
AK., ". Is. MAIHsHs. .ccty.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-19

John McCafferty died last Monday u,
Cedaredge OF miners consumption.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-19
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR
The Latest News from Russian and
japanese Sources.

The Russian squadron. after heing
reinforced by two cruisers has left Port
Arthur in search OF the Japanese fleet.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-19
Delta Town ssmrcrs.

WV ~
Mnynr A Iuhu-on.
,I-rk las T. R"cl cy
Trr-.urrr. vii u. Ma,hcrs
Trut,er, = u iIoui.. ". u si"rkhsm. ". q
roOl l.. &. NcOrcw, " X, ltaNis, A. T. Am'-
bap.
Tho h~ri "f Trustees meets the nrs, aud thir'
1huT~iars "f each month
tlrc Drpar,ncnt.Wm u Gale, ch'cf Joseph
RoIns. assistant Meets Wr,inr-.ia. evenings
preceding n,cetinGs ui uusicrs.
Az. ~na a. n.
Meeting nights. ever, src"nd and hmir,h Mon
DAY, 81 zach month nj the Ma~,nlc Hall In th'
Delta count, HANK building H. T. bhsnrhs
". ~, NJ. u t"hns"n. Scc'r.
Garnet chapter. N". ~. u E.s.
Meets the nr>, aud third Monday night, "i eacl
meath In Masonic halt. Mrs, D,.sic Kellogg
Worthy Matrons Mir. Kettle tale. SECRETARY.
Grand Mr.n Lodge. No. ~. X. NJ =.
Meeting nights. Tuesday, 81 each week. at The
. knights of 7 yrthias Hail =. II, Nandrrcntcr.
90. II. II. smith. X ~ X. ant :.
Rathbanr st.scrs.
Meets Nr,t and miri Thursdays of rach month
I'm knights Of rythia> hall. Lucy Iilnan. NJ
c En'c ravnc. N, R&C.
Dc,s. B.",ixr. .. -. q. p. M. iSo.
Meeting nights. FRIDAYS Of crch week. IN III.
Odd F,ll"ws fall. ". 4, Obcri. n. O., J. i
Moore. Sccy.
western si"pr E"cnmpmr"'. n" ~
Mrctinr nights. hr>t and third Mnndays nf each
scribe.
Katherine RrbrkRh S.oslEc. M. ~.
Meeting nights scs,"nd and fourth Thursday
each month. IN the ,sid Fellows Hall. Rose
Pier, n q Mrs, Mary Rathburn. secretary,
Woosinar" "r the World.
Delta camp. nj. meets ir., and thin, Th'r,
a"ys",""Ih month L ne us,,s a rIsrs Er,"~' hail.
camp No iis, surface Cryrk. meets drst and
thin, saturday nights al Erk"H hall Elias
Wcnsrr, clerk. Fred K. DnrrEu consul.
wosnrm or Wo"drrnn.
Meet, Sc"n,,d mud fourth Mondays evening. Of
each month In Odd Fellows hall ,inar,!'nn
Nr,rhbnr Mrs Carrie Gibbs Clerk. Mrs. N,da
lhmllln.
Mcclellan Post. No. "a. q 4. u.
Meets the second Thursday "f each month In
Il 4 johnson, Commander; \. Command
or, w, 4. Willie Junior C"mmandcr Henry
H. Tulls rt"rn,astcr. :, barton SURGEON
JAMES NJ innir Chaplain. g, g. Marsh q p.
Wm Mathrr-; q, e., J. Is. Whlnncry: Adju'
taui George ncrklry.
Or,in Camp M. sid1. N. ". A.
.,c,s second aud 6nur,h saturdays nf each
mnnih IN l. q. q. T. hall. Lee Jac"b', V. e.; a
II, simpson. Advisor; Mr.. Iscnscc. liankcr; Sam
Wund RS CLERK.
order Of Washington.
j. !, win,on uuion. Meetings he'll.
,,rry s,cO,,d aud murih Tuesday evening ~
rnSh IN on,h IN Odd Fellows lt,,l. W. J.EHNnt.
ircShicnt &c. u. Grvs'cr. Secretary
VIM. spauid,nr Union No, II! mcet. al
yrIrtt second nul hnnrth saturday tlpn,h oi
,,rch month ". II. jatNs, Tfcsidtn', Byi'h
= Tan, slctctafy'
The Delta independent., 1904-02-19
Order Of Washington.

i. !, wlnion Union. Meetings h"l,
every second and fourth TUESDAY, evening ~
rnSh m on,h IN Odd Follows ,M,l, W. .GH"nt'
irrsitIrnt C. u. Crvslcr. Secretary
VIM. spauld,ng Union, No; u! meot. a.
yrIrtt second aiul fnnrth saturday ilpn,s ol
,rch month, w. II. Jarvis, ffcsidtn', Byi'n
r Tan, Secretary
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-12
The Weeks Schedule.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Wednesday. Thursday. Friday ana Sat
urday-b,tr"it at I:uston. cleveland at
New York. Chicago at Philadelphia, ST
Louis at Washington.
NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
Wednesday ana Thurs,iIy-B Boston at
st. Louis, Philadelphia at Chicago, New
York at Cincinnati EruulIyn at Pitts
burg.
Friday -Erooklyn 1T rIttsburg.
Saturday linstun ut st. Louis, Phla-
deiphia at Chicago. New York at Cincin-
natl, Bro"kIyn at Pitispurg.
Sunday Boston AZ St. Louis, Philadel-
phia at Chicago New York at Cincinnati
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Thurs,iay-C Concord ut Lowell. Manches-
ter at Nashua: IInyerhil at Fan River,
Lawrence, at New Erdford.
friday-fali River ut New BEDFORD,
Manchester Mt Concord, Lowell at Mas
hna, iaWrrnc" ut iiavcrhilI
Saturday New ErIfurd ut Fall River.
Concord 1T Manchester. Nashua at Lo-
well. I!avcrhill ut Lawrence
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Wednesday ana ThurSday-M Montreal ut
providence. Toronto II Jersey city. i:uf-
falo at Newark, RncheStcr at Baltimore
F'riday-Roch"ster at Baltimore. Toron-
to ut Jersey city.
Saturday-Montrcal ut Providence Ruf-
falo at Newark, Toronto mt Jersey City
knchcster at Baltimore.
Sunday-MontreaI ut Providence. Buff
iaio AT Newark, Toronto at Jersey City.
COLLEGE GAMES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cross Mt Wor-
cest"r. University of Maine-Bates at
Lewiston.
Friday-Dartmouth-T at College
Hill.
Saturday-IIarvard-P Pennsylvania at
I'hiiadeiphia, West Point at Annapolis,
Dartmouth-BroWn at Providence Prince
ton-Cornell ut Ithaca. Amherst-IIoly
cross at Worcester. Springfield Training
school at Exeter. Williams at
Willamstown, New York University
Trinity at Hartford. Harvard Second at
Andover. Harvard Freshmen at Groton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-12
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. May II.
Improvement in the condition of the
growing grain in the United States and
prospects of an enormous yield in the
Canadian northwest caused heavy liqui-
dation Of wheat, today. Final quotations
on July show a loss of 1ld05sc. Corn is up
Y. Oats gained ssGrA. Provisions vary
from a shade higher to 10c. lower.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-No. = May 9l1H; July old.
ss2s; July new. $500; Sept. old. Sia4d55s,
IS CoRN-No. May, 479s; July. 4ss.; Sept,
.st,i oATs-No. May, as; July, ssZ; Sept,
MESS PORK--July, 1127lh: Sept, I.5o.
IARDmJuly, 645; Sept, 6.62I5.
SHORT RIBS-July. $40; Sept. 655.
CASH quotations were as follows:
FLOUR--Dull and steady
" WHEAI-No. spring, 90m95; No. 5, 81
mI,; No. red, 10fn1O6.
CORN-No. 2, 49: No 9 yellow. g.
.OATs-,No. 2. 4lAM4la; 30. white. -,
No. 3 white, 4O1afD4i.
RYE-No. 2 71M73.
BARLEY-Good feeding. 35M3S.
MlII.lNG-Fair to choice, 4!nI56.
Elan SEEDING. l. 1OlE; No l north
western, 1Eph.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime go.
MESS PORk--lI .10Gtll I9ls
LARD-63 63Iiz iz46.40
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-12
PURE DIAMOND SPRING WATER
For Sale by the "whte Can Man Geo. Temple Drop postal card

News developments were not lacking. hut
tie response To Them was very slight. The
government crop report showing hId been
discounted apparently both in the stock
m"rk"t ANA til" grain market, neither rf
Which Was apprc'iiily affected. Anutn-
or new development to which general i'm
portanc" is attached. although II has been
long expected, is the proposed issue Of
dri"ntur" bonds by the New York CEN
trnl, reports nf which W.r" generally
credited. although not officially caniii med
before the market closed.
The conspicuous feature Of the days
stock market was the selling Of the INIT
cd States steel stocks. which carried the
"ointnUn stock to ~, a level never before
touched. The selling was attributed to
feeling on the general outlook III the
trade. Iut by far tn" most notable deycI-
opmcnt of the day WIS tho enormous gold
movement Total engagements for ship
mc'tS by tomorrow : steamer reached So
Un.tHn.
While the Sub-trcacury paid out yes
trrday. $lJ.Unp.u0 on the Panama canal
rdNmcnt To Morgan x Co, the depository
banks were called upon ut the same time
To pay over about 81, JAo.EO Of government
deposits. 81 that there was little net in
crcts" in the available supply 10 provide
for tudayS heavy exports of gold. CaIl
money responded to the heavy inruatis
rcr cent. The tim" money market is not
vet affected. Railroads made further
poor returns of earnings.
The market closed steady, hut not far
from the lowest. Il rise of u in Amalg ga
mated Copper helping 10 steady the close
The bond market became irregular in
sympathy with the late weakness III
United States bonds were unchanged on
call.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-12
Boston Stock Market,
New York Produce Market,

Now York. May II.
salcs. 1860; steady at Old prices.
W WflEAT-ltcccipts 1000; sales. 5000. 600:
SPOT easy; No. ? red. LOG elevator; No :
r"d, lu'mlll o b atloat: No. l northern
i'nrth. w. Q y atloat; No l hard Man
itoba. nominal f o j. ailoat
tORN-Reccipts. 2150: exports. 25G; sales,
''.WD futures: spot firm, No 2 syk ele-
Eator ana - o b afioaA; No. yellow, co;
No. white. 81.
OATS Receipts, 34.5oo; exports, SO:
spot steady; mixed. 2GM32 pounds, 46la6o47
BEEF-Stcady.
LARD-Easy: western steamed, 6s5; re-
PORk-Inactive
Butt ftiR-Steady: receipts. 594 extra
fresh cream"-- 2,hi304; state dairy com
mon TO choice, 13m19
EGGS-I'irm; receipts. 2t53O; state and
ienna. nearby average finest. 19ul@l4
ATOES-Quiet; new southern. .,
M500
SuGAR-Raw firm; refined firm.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-12

Stated for triRrr in 18th inning.
*";tttrd for Young in 18th inning
zone out when winning run was made.
Boston ........O0 o 900 20 90 Ou0u1 II
Detroit ........0U 100000 O00o000 90
Two-base hits-Parcnt. Crawford,
Young, Barrett, Collins. Sacrifice. M IN
Parent. Double playS-killam and E"h-
inSon: Parent and i.achancr: Crawford
and Robinson. first base on balls on
Young. ); off kilIam. :. Hit by pitchrd
halls-Ry Young, :. Struck "ut-i.y
Young, >: by klliam. Q Passed ball
Criger. Time. 2.li. Umpire. Connolly.
AT PHILADELPHIA
Chicago .........0 o . % o 90 o-J-l2 :
Philadelphia 80 1000 90 l-I-l'.3
Batteries Patterson ana Mcfarland;
Waddell and Schrcck. l'mpircS, 'Hrr"f!-
ter and O1.oughlin. Time, ~. Attend
ancc, 5lJl.
AT WASHINGTON.
Washington II 0 Q N-1-1l o
St. Louis ......D o 0 o . -. 50
Batteries -i'atten and kittrrdGr, Nor
gan, Powell and Sugden. Umpire. Sheri-
dan. Time. 10. Attendance, 200.
AT NEW YORK..
New York .....2 0 q x-1 81
cleveland ......O o q : q O-a-S-:;
Batteries Hughes ana Mc';tlirr Bern
hardt ana Abbott. I'mpirts Dwycr ana
King Time, l.s1 Attendance .d"D
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-12
Boston Produce Market.

Boston May II.
FLOT R-Quict; spring patent ,.:;s55rG..-J.
CuRNDull: No. yellow. 6id6iie.
oATS-Dull; No. clipped, JnI=uJl.&.
MILL FEED-Firm.
BRAN-Sprinr. ::;fr35.Jo
MINED FEED-3l6f-l.
COTTON SEED MEAL-26 lJi2I.
PoRk-Steady.
LARD-IH.
BEEF-Dull
IAMB-Steady; 13M16.
NEAI.-EasY; 7fu9.
BUT'rER-Cuiet; northern 2lI2llA.
CiiEESE-Quiet: new 1UEMll.
Unchanged; fancy. 2OM2l: east
arn. lMf19ja.
APPLt.S-Qniet: Raldwins. o.2Jas.
POTATOE Steady; Aroostook He
DronS. 1.20Ml.25.
SUGAH-Steady; ass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-12
ana Eurrl1 Time. - Umpire. Nc
Dcrmutt. Attendance. 800.
New England League Stardino.
Other Games.

At New Haven Vale, Z; Amherst, a.
NJ WorccSter-WorC >; New Lon
don, 8
Al Springfield-Ncw Haven, .; Spring
field, >.
At Ilartio iorti-McTidcn, /: Hartford, 0.
At AnGov"r Philips Andover. II, IIar-
ward Freshmen. :
Al burlington. Nt.-Iiuly Cross. .: Uni
vcrSitN of Vermont, 4
At Providence Providence. 3; Montreal,
\. IL: innnESp.
Al Lrwistnn-The Tufts-Ratcs game
WIS postponed; rain.
IT Baltimore Baltimore, o; Eoches-
ter. ..
At Jersey CIty-Jvrscy city. 4; Toron,
to. >
At Newark Buffalo. .: Newark, 3.
At Philadelphia University of Pennsyl
Vauid. Z: Brown. -.
Al Middlrtown, ct-Wcslcyan, G; New
York University, 0.