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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-06-16
The Weeks Schedule.
The schedules of the week:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday-
York. Cincinnati at Brooklyn. PittsburG
at Philadelphia.
F'riday-Philadeph at Boston 1.-TWO
games). Brooklyn at New York. st. Louis
saturdayePh at Boston.
Broolyn at New York. st. Louis at Pitts
burg Chicago at Cincinnati.
Sunday-New York at Brooklyn. Chicago
at Cincinnati, Pittsburg at st. Louis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Wednesday and Thursday-Boston at
Chicago, New York at st. Louis. PhiIa-
delphia at Detroit. Washington at Cleve-
land.
Philadelphia at Detroit, Wash
ington at Cleveland.
Saturday-Bos at Chicago. New York
at st. Louis. Philadelphia at Detroit,
Washington at Cleveland.
Sunday-Boston at Chicago. New York
at St. Louis.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Thursday-ConcOrd at Lawrence Haver-
hill at Manchester. Fall River at Nashua,
New Bedford at Lowell.
Friday-Manchester at Fall River. Con
cord at Manchester. Nashua at Lawrence,
Lowell at Ilaverhlll.
aturday-Haverhill at Concord. Fall
River at Lowell. New Bedford at Nashua,
Lawrence at Manchester.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
Holyoke at New London. New Haven at
Hartford. Meriden at Bridgeport.
Friday-Worcester at Hartford. New
London at Meriden. Springfield at New
Haven. Holyoke at Bridgeport.
Saturday-Worcester at Meriden, New
London at Hartford. Holyoke at New Ha
ven, Springfield It Bridgeport.
EASTf.l v LEAGUE.
Thursday Ea,. ster at Providence
Montreal at nalrimore. Toronto at New
ark, Buffalo at Jersey City.
Friday-Buffalo at Jersey City. Montreal
at Baltimore.
Saturday-Rochester at Providence. Buff
falo at Jersey City, Toronto at Newark,
Montreal at Baltimore.
Sunday-Rochester at Providence. To-
ronto at Newark.
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HONORARY DEGREES.
Commcnc sment Exercises of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia. June 1.-THE Commences
ment exercises of the University of Penn
sylvania were held. today. in the Academy
of Music. and in addition to the go stu
dents who received diplomas, seven dis
tinguishcd men were presented with hon
orary degrees. Sir Frederick Trcvcs ser
geant surgeon in ordinary to King Ed
ward received the degree of l.. l.. ID.
Other honorary degrees were conferred
as follows: ...
Doctor of laws-Hcnry Pickering Bow
ditch professor of physiology in Harvard
Medical school; DR.. II. G. Wood. profess
sor Of therapeutics at the University of
Pennsylvania; Jean Adrian Antoine Jules
Juhscrand. ambassador of France to the
United States.
Doctor of sacred theology-Rt. Rev. r.
H. Nelson. bishop coadjutor of the dol
ceSe of Albany.
. Doctor of science-Russell Henry Chit
tendon. professor of chemistry at Yale
University: George Dock. professor Of
theory and practice of medicine at the
University of Michigan.
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STEEPLEcHASE EVENTS.
Successful Meet Of Country Club at
Brookline, Mass.

BrOOkline, Mass, June 15.-Three
steeplechase events made the racing
on the second day of the Country
Clubs meet fully as interesting as that
of yesterday. although local horses did
not show up quite as strong.
Mr.. Chamlet. who was prominent i'm
the first days jumping. suffered two
defeats, today, while the Widener
stables of Phila carried off one of the
steeplechase events and was but bare
ly beaten in one of the fiat races. Sum-
maries:
First race, sweepstakes with $50
added; one mile on flat. Nathan An
thony Big. George Keene 1; Charles
5. Bird Jr's. b m Buelah, 2; Mr.. Chat
lands b g Gwynne. 3. Time, 1.52 is.
Second race, Welter weights for 4
year olds: Purse $500, IL miles. f.
Ambrose Clark's blk & Old Fort, 1; T..
e. ManniX, b Royalist, 2. Time, go
3-5.
Third race. three year olds and up
wards: Purse $500; y of a mile: Chel-
sea Stables blk &. The Cricket, 1;
Joseph +. Widencr's b KilOgram, 9;
Chelsea Stables, b 6 Rathowcn, 3.
Time, LES.
Fourth race, steeplechase match race
for cup $50. About 21s miles: Mr..
Story's b & Headmaster, 1: Mr. Chamb-
let's oh e Adjidanmo, g Time, $40.
Fifth race, the st. BOtolph steepIe-
chase; Purse $500; About 21s miles:
William M. Kerr's m Mamie H.. l.;
Mr.. Chamblet's br 8 Titan, 2: Mr.
Story's b Paulakcr. 3. Time, 5O7 %
Sixth race, the Myopia steeplechasa;
Purse $1,000: about 2la miles: Joseph f.,
Widencr's b &, Coligny, 1; H. S. Pages
Pure Pepper. 2; William M. Kerr's
8 Diver, 3. Time 500 3-5.
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COMING CLOSER TOGETHER.
The First and Second Japanese Armies
May Unite.

Gen. Kuroki's Headquarters on the
Field. June 15.-It was reported here,
today, that the front of the second Jap
anese army is increasing and that the
two forces are coming closer together
A battle is expected. There has been
no fighting in front of the Japanese
army since June II, when two cOmpan-
les of Russians were driven from Wu-
taihO with Il loss of 90 men. The Rus
slams have reoccupicd Tong Yang Pu
on the Lao Yang road, Shining Tsu on
the LiaOshang Kwan road and Santha-
itsu on the Haichang road with small
forces.
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Harvard. "a; Carlisle, 4.

Cambridge. Mass, June 15-In game
feated the Carlisle Indians on Soldiers
Field by score of II to 4. Castle was
given his first trial as pitcher in a col
ing only one base on balls striking out
two men and holding the Indians down
to three hits off his delivery. In the sew
enth inning Coburn replaced him and
struck out seven Of the visitors. The In
dams seemed unab to field properly and
in the fifth inning let in six runs. The
fed ture OF the game aside from thH u err
rors was the batting of Randall and
Mitchell.
Harvard ....2 90 6 0 a x-14-12-13
Carlisle ......O 1 0 0 0 l 2 O. A. s.
Batteries-Coburn. Castle and Quigley
and Stevenson; Charles and Green. UNI
pire, Murray. Attendance, 1000.
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and the visitors were enabled TO get
eight runs in the seventh and eighth:
Lawrence 80 0 3 % 0-!S-n-.
Batteries-Klobedans and Eaton; Hick-
ey. Swope Coughlin and Duggan. . diihe'
30. Umpire. Riva. Attendance, 600.
AT HAvERHILL.
Haverhill defeated Lowell to 1 In
close and interesting contest here. Both
pitchers did excellent work and were
given good support In the eighth inning
Day weakened slightly and the locals
scored two earned runs. LOwells only
run came in the sixth when Grant sin
gled. went to third on a sacrifice hit and
scored on McGinley's failure to hold the
ball at third.
Haverhill 80 900 x-s-s-3
Batteries-McGinIey and Wiley: Day
and McGovern. Umpire, Sullivan. Time,
LII. Attendance. 500.
AT MANCHESTER
Manchester defeated New Bedford by
score of to L i'm one of the quotes
games ever played at Varick park. Hoal
kept the hits well scattered while Stack
pole was batted at opportune times. He
also received ragged support and several
misjudged balls went for hits The feat
ures of the game were Taylor's fielding
and GrahamS batting.
Manchester II 0 o 0 x-5-11-0
New Bedford..1 o o o 0 0 0 OIL ~
Batteries-Hoar and Cote; Stackpole
and Vandergrist. Umpire, McCloud.
Time. 215 Attendance, 800
AT CONCORD.
Fall River won from Concord, Q to .. by
good hitting, batting Steventon out of the
box in the third inning. The batting of
lott base running of Weddige and the
pitching of Gilroy were features.
Fall River ~ 0 5 o. 0 0 X-910-2
Concord .......O 1 0 0 0 o. o.
Batteries-Gilroy and Peterson; Lee
SteventOn and Diggins. Umpire, kerinS.
Time, 1.35. Attendance, $50.
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston, June Is.
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged; spring
patent 5.4oGt5.10.
CORN-Dull; No. yellow, CA.
OATS-Dull: No. clipped, 50KGf51.
MILL FEED-Quiet.
RItAN-Spring. 1850.
MIXED FEEDS. 50lD25OO.
COTTON SEED MEALS.
PORk-Steady and unchanged.
BEEF-Firm and still advancing: extra
sides. 9l4d9hi: rumps and loins. 1IW1z.
LAMB-Quiet; 12T1a.
VEAIr-Stcady: 7M9.
BUTTER-Unchanged northern, 1907.
CHEESE-Quiet:n new, 7GtSI2.
EGGS-Ffrm; fancy, 2l6g23; eastern. 70
al.
APPLES-Steady; Baldwins, 2.2Jq3.
POTATUES-Fifm
SUGAR-Steady; at sos.
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RESTING IN CANADA.
D. r. Murdock's Case Soon Due for
Trial in Portland.

Portland, Me, June 15.-The Advertiser
says:
District Attorney Dyer was to have
moved sentence two weeks ago in the
case of David f.. Murdoch of this city.
who was convicted of handling postage
stamps known to have been stolen by
postofIice burglars, but the defending
counsel requested that the matter be dc
layed on account of the recent death of
Mrs. Murdoch. 1t is anticipated that
soon after Judge IIalc's return from BnS-
ton. where he is sitting in court, the dis
trict attorney will move for sentence
and the defending attorneys will take
action with IA view to taking the case up
to the court of appeals.
Mr.. Murdoch and his daughter are visit
ing in Canada. he having gone there to re-
cover his health.
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NEW ENGLAND PRINTERS
Condemn Action Of Those in Authority
in Colorado.

Boston, June 15.-Emphatic resolutions
condcmning those i'm authority in Colora-
do were adopted at the closing session of
the New England Allied Printers Trades
convened here today.
The convention also adopted resolutions
consuming Gov. Bates for vctoing the bill
to prohibit women and children from
working in factories during certain hours
The following officers were chosen:
President, John III. Dooley. Portland: first
vice president. J. II. McGirr k~stnn; sec
ond vice president. Parks Mitchell. Man
chester. N. H.: third vice president, w.
II. ONeill, Boston: fourth vice prcsi-
dent. G. Harry Dunderdale. Boston; sec
rotary and treasurer, z. I'll. McMahon'
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Amherst, 8; Brown, 8.

Providence. June 15.-In a heavy hitting
contest the Brown amateurs lost their
last game of the season to Amherst here,
today by the score of IS. With II hits
to her credit Brown out-batted Amherst,
who had II hits. Amherst. however.
punched her safeties and played clean, as
Brown made bad errors 1t was Com
mencement day here and the game did not
begin until AS o'clock. There were four
bands in attendance and the various
mond. delaying the game considerably.
Amherst ...3 0 2 0 2-S-1O-0
Brown .....1 0 90 0 0 0 1-3-11-5
Batteries-Newell and Amidon: Tiff and
Smith. Umpires. Leland and Lehr. Time,
us. Attendance, 1000.
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PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION.
One Issued at Boston in Steamship
Company Matter.

Boston. June 15.-In the supreme court.
today, Judge Barker issued Il preliminary
injunction restraining Alfred G. Hayes
and George w. Gale from disposinE or
$4,000 of capital stock of the Canada
Atlantic and Plant Steamship Co. unless
and until they secure Alonzo. Perry Tor
500 900. The latter sum is the balance
of SIS. 600 which Perry claims Hayes and
Gale owe him for capital stock sold to
them. Perry is the plaintiff in the case
The company operates n line of steamers
between Boston, Halifax. Port Hawkes.
bury. c. B.. and Charlottetown, =. L. l.
The line was formerly owned by the
Plant system.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York, June II.
Spot closed quiet. 50 points lower. Mid
ding uplands, 1210: DO. gulf, I2.55J. Sales
45 bales.
Galveston easy. II !; Charleston nomi-
nal, -; Memphis steady. 1l3x New or
leans quiet and easy. ilH; Mobile NOM
inal. 1l;s: Savannah easy, 1l%i.
ConSolidatcd-NetT receipt for five days,
9716 Exports to Great Britain. 1897; to
France, =; to the continent. 1885,, to
Japan, 500 Stock. 23S, f19.
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Don Manuel Cervura, the Spanish
bull fighter, who was shot and killed at
st. Louis on Wednesday by William
Carleton Bass, was Il nephew of Ad-
miral Cervera. whom Schley defeated
at Santiago. Cervera's wife was Miss
Marian Abel of Baltimore and she it
was who faced the st. Louis mob last
Sunday while the men were in hiding.
Bass is Philadelphia who had won
renown in Mexico and Central America
as bull fighter.
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THREATEN MERCANTILE SHIPS.
Russian vaIdivostok Squadron Cruis-
ing in Corca Straits.

Seoul. Corea, June 15.-(6.3O =. M).-It
is officially reported here that the Rus
sian VladivoStok squadron is cruising be-
tween Tsu island i'm COrea straits and the
coast of japan and seriously threatening
mercantile ships to and from Corca.
At Chemulpo there are several japanese
officers. whose return to Nagasak is de
layed because the steamer on which they
purpose to travel is awaiting news of the
position of the Russian vessels before ven
turing to sea
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ACROSS THE ATLANTIC.
First Cut in Steamship Rates at New
York.

New York, June 15-The first cut on
eaStbound steamship rates has been an
nounccd- 1t represents a reduction of
$40 from the $50 rate that has been in force
between New York and Hamburg by the
Hamburg American Line and becomes eff
fective at once for the steamship Penn
SylVahla sailing on Saturday next. The
Cunard Line steamers have been book
ing third class passengers to Hamburg
trans-shipping them at Liverpool. and it
Is expected that they will meet the Hum
burg cut
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Williams, II; Holy Cross, 5.

Williamstown. June 15.-Williams de-
feated Holy Cross by a score of II to 5
In an interesting game of baseball here.
today. The contest was close until the
seventh inning, when the home team
made seven RUNS. chiefly through the err
rorS of Holy Cross.
Holy Cross 10 0 0 l 1 o. 5-9-S
Williams .1 o. 2 0 x-11-S-3
Observation-Disclosures and Mccarthy: T.
Noonan and p. Noonan. Time, $50. Um-
pire Keefe Attendance 500.
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BOSTON.

Left on bases-Chicago: 5; Boston: g.
Two-base hits-Davis, Stahl. Collins.
Three-base hit-Green. Sacrifice hit
Jones Stolen bases-Calla han. Collins
Double plays-Altrock, Davis and Isbell:
Tannehiil. Davis and Isbell; Parent and
Lachance; Davis. Callahan and 1sbell
Struck out-By Altrock. 2; by Young. 1.
Bases on balls-On Altrock. 3; off Young.
2 Hit with ball-Parent. Time. 100. Um-
pire, Connolly.
AT DETROIT
Detroit .....0 0 0 0 lao
Philadelphia 20 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 O-O-2-3
Batteries-Donovan and Buelow: Han
ley and Schreck. Umpires. King and
O'Loughlin. Time. 10 Attendance,
1900.
AT CLEVELAND.
Cleveland .....1 0 1 2 x-S-B-0
washington 20 800 90 80
Batteries-Donahue and Abbott; Dunklc
and Drill Umpires. Sheridan and Car
penter. Time. 125. Attendance, 2l7.
AT 81. Lofts
st. Louis ......2 0 " . " X-'i-1-1
New York ....O % " | 0-l Il
Batteries-Pelty and Eah"r; Hughes
and Mcclure. Umpire, i'~y er. Time,
138. Attendance. 1867.
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JEFFRIES' BAD KNEE
May Cause Indefinite Postponement Of
Fight With Monroe.

San Francisco June 15.-Advces receiv-
ed. tonight. from Hardin Springs where
Jim Jeffries is training. are that an opera
ton was performed. this afternoon. on the
ailing knee of the champion. An incision
was made and a quantity of fluid drawn
off. Jeffries, according to the surgeons
order, will not be permitted to leave his
bed for six days
Among well-nformed sporting people
here there is sentiment that the Jeffries-
Munroe contest will be Indefinitely post
pOned.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROAD.
Directors Decide to Issue Stock Aggre-
eating $10O,000,00

New York. June 15.-Directors of the
Southern Pacific road met. today, and de-
cided to issue SlOOOOO,0D of per cent.
stock of which s7O,OO0.OO0 will he issued
at par to stockholders. The remainder
will be used in payment of floating in
debtedness. The proposition will he sub
mitted to the stockholders at a meeting
to he held in July. There is now 500
O0O0O0 of Southern Pacific common stock
outstanding. OF this amount s90.H0.0D is
owned by the Union Pacific Co. which
will therefore derive benefit from the pro-
posed issue of preferred stock.
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A JAP VICTORY.
Continued from page ~
CANNCNADING CEASES.
Sea Battle Over at I p. M.-Jap Mer-
chantmen in Danger.

London, June ia dispatch to the
Central News from Toxic, filed at p.
NJ, says:
"a dispatch pust received from Moji
SAYS the cannOnading at sea stopped at
p. NJ. There was a heavy sea in the
straits. all day. Ten Japanese mer-
chant steamers are known to have left
various ports for Moji and there
much anxiety about their fate"
1t is rumOred, tonight, that the Rus
sian warships have gone eastward.
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sBatted for CAMEL in the ninth.
CHICAGO.

Chicago .............3 D U 49,
Earned runs-Boston. .: Chicago. -
Two-base hits-Raymer. Willis stolen
bases-Raymer. Cannell. Abbatticchio.
Slagle and Killing. Double play-Moran,
Tenney and Moran. First base on balls
on willis, 1: Off Weimer. 3. Struck out
BY Willis. s; by Weimer, 3. Passed balls
Killing. Balk-weimer. Time, 1.G. UNI
pire. Eustis Attendance. 1880.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Pittsburg ......O 0 0 l 1-9-1l-o
Philadelphia % 1 2 % % IA
Batteries-Leever and Phelps; DugSleby
and Doom. Umpire. Zirimor. Time. Isl
Attendance. 1876
AT NEW YORK.
St. Louis ......0 l C5-6-l
New York 30 O1OO 0-27-6
notwithstanding and Bowerman:
Taylor and Grady. Umpires. Moran and
tombstone. Time. 40. Attendance. 5000
AT BROOKLYN.
First game:
Brooklyn ......0 . o o 1 O. 1x-411
Cincinnati $50 o 0 % O-0-5-3
Batteries-Garvin and Ritter: Hahn
and Pietz Umpire. O'Day. Time. 1.S7.
Attendance. 5000.
Rrooklyn .....s 3 x-10-1o3
Cincinnati 80 o 1 l 0 0 o 5-10-1
Batteries-Jones. Cronin and Ritter,
Harper, Elliott and PietZ and Schlei.
Time. 1x3. Umpire. o'Day. Attendance.
5000.
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HEIR TO FORTUNE.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Train Guard
Gets 100000.

New York. June 15.-At one time lieu
tenant in the French army and now a
guard on Brooklyn rapid transit train.
Desire Bretiginere has been notified by
members of his family in France that
his father is dead, leaving an estate of
which the guard is heir to the extent of
$500. 0O0 Bretiginere came to New York 10
years ago and obtained his first employ
0ent as news agent.
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HAMILTON'S DEATH.
Movement at Weewanken, N. j., for
Commemoration Services.

New York. June ia movement has
been started in Weehawken, N. j., for
a patriotic demonstration, July Q, in
commemoration of the Tooth anniversa-
ry of the death of Alexander Hamilton,
who was killed in a duel by Aaron Burr.
A marble slab now marks the spot
where Hamilton fell. The promoters
of the demonstration intend to inaugu-
rate movement to replace this slab
with a suitable monument.
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is up AdOas. Oats are off n. Provls,.
are unchanged to sc. higher. ''ols
The leading futures closed as follows.
WHEAT-July old, SIS; July new =.
Sept old. S2A; Sept. new, sos. w. ~
CORN-Juue. As; July, AZ; Sept. 4pl
OATS-June, AZ; July, 3g1k Sept. ~
PORk-July, 12.i0; Sept, 1855. 20
LARD-July. 6.7s1z; Sept, go.
SHORT RlBS-July. TO; Sept. 7G
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-QGiet and easy.
WHEAT--No. 2 spring, y2dlJ5; No 4 g.
ass; No. 2 red. 101m102.
CoRN-No. 2, 4sA; No. 2 yellow, 50k
OATS-No. .. 4l14lG7s. No. 3 white, IN
M43R. m
BARLEY-36n41
MALTING-4ist54
Ei.AX .sEED-l01; northwestern, los.
T1MOTHY-295
PORk-12. 356i12 no.
HANDKERCHIEF
SHORT RIBS. SIDES-7OGa725 i
CLOyER-IO II
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IN M ExICO.
Mormon Church Will Build 1900 Miles
Of Railroad.

Mexico City, Mex. June 15-More than
800 miles of railroad, ii is said, are to he
built in Mexico under the direct auspices
OF the Mormon church. Bishop w. d.
Johnson. who represents the church in
this country, is here arranging for the
construction of the road. 1t is expected
that the road will run from Ameca in the
state OF JaliscO, to Ciudad JuareZ, oppo-
site Ell Paso, Texas. The Mexican gov
eminent has given the Mormon church
another grant of 10000 acres of land in
the state of Chihuahua.
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PRINCETON UNIVERSITY.
Comforting of Honorary Degrees on
Number of Persons.

Princeton, Y. j., June 15.-At the Com
mencement meetings of the boards of
trustees the degree of master of arts was
conferred upon 81 candidates and master
of science on five. Among those who re
ceived the degree of honorary doctor of
laws were the Rev. William Lawrence,
bishop of Massachusetts. and st. Clair
McKelway, editor of the Brooklyn Eagle.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago, June Ii.
CATTLE-Receipts, ol,0O0; good to prime
steers. 5.7JGf610.
HOGS-Rcceipts. 5000; mixed and
butchers, 4&J6lJ.G5.
SlIEEP-Receipts, 1900; good to choice
wethers, 475Gt5.15.
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Brazil has made a remarkable exhibit
of 1000 kinds of the woods of that
country in the forestry, fish and game
building at the worlds fair. The eX-
hibit will be presented to ali american
university after the fair.
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BOSTON SAFE BURLARY,
Robbers Get $43 for Their Pains at
South End,

Boston, June 15.-The second safe bur
Glary i'm the South End. this city, within
three days. occurred during the night at
the provision store of Emerson & Bran
don, Washington street. The safe was
blown open with dynamite as at the Wor-
ccStcr Creamery Cos office Monday
morning. and the contents removed The
burglars first broke into an adjoining
Office and then forced their way into the
provision store.
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New England League Standing.
AT LAWRENCE.

The tailenders fairly slaughtered the
leaders in the New England race. the To-
Gals defeating Nashua IS to Is In Fame
that started in with loose work on the
part Of the visitors and ended with let
ei,teen hits with total Of 20 were taken
on three Of Nashua's pitchers. Hickey.
Swope and Coughlin, and six innings
sufYiced to land the Is runs. klobedanz,
a well as the whole team, slowed down
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Detroit. Mich, June 15.-Rusiness
Manager +. j. Navin Of the Detroit
Club. today. denied the story that
George Huff. graduate athletic manager
Of the University of Illinois. was to re-
place Manager Ed. J. Barrow of the De-
troit American League team.
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National Lsaaus Standing.
AT BOSTON.

Chicago made three runs on five consec-
utive hits in the opening inning. but VIII
lis was highly effective thereafter. After
Willis hit for two bases in the ninth.
Tinker threw Abbatticchios grounder
poorly. While Chicago argued the close
decision Abbatticchio stole second. Both
scored on Tenneys hit and an out.
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New Manager of Detroit Ball Team.

Chicago. June 15.-The Tribune says:
Recent reports that George Huff, grad
uate athletic manager of the University
of Illinois would become an American
League manager have been confirmed
and that he will take charge Of the De-
troit club next Saturday.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Boston Boston. 4; Chicago. J.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn. 4: Cincinnati. o.
Brooklyn, 10; Cincinnati, s.
At adelphia-Pittsburg. 9: Philadel-
phia, 3.
At st. LouIs-St. Louis, 5; New York, j.