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Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19
SHOT IN FIGHT.
Bandits Kill Mayor Of
Illinois Town.
Enters Saloon With Marshal to
Capture Men.
Country in Fever Of Excitement
Lynehins May Occur.

Mt Carroll, H., Sept. 1s.-Two ban
dits James Thompson and William
MYERS. shot and killed Mayor Matters
Renuett OF Thomson. a small town
about Is miles from this city, Saturday.
and the surrounding country IS no" IA
a fever OF excitement. Farmers ale
forming a posse, and i Formidable e.
fort will be made to lynch the TWO
ION v.ho were arrested and brought 70
.hia c,tv tonight, by Sheriff Doty over
onn0 men surrounded the depot al
Tbornson when the bandits were hur-
r,.dlv rlaced aboard d train alter the
inquest.
rho murder was the result Of tha
rohborv of Crerno GclSOn's saloon NJ
(.badyick Saturday morning. The two
h.ndite drove to the saloon and asked
for drink, then covered the bartender
Win revolvers ana robbed the saloon
t,u Of ss5. Warning G"lson not to in
terfere or leav" the saloon, IN" men
drove toward Thomson. Geison immr-
diately telcgraphed I" MarshAi NH
thnws of Thomson. ana gave him a de-
tailed description of tn" robbers.
The marshal entered IN" only saloon
in Thomson ana saw tH' wv i'''
drinking. It is believed they were pian-
ming 70 rob this saloon also. The mar
shaI hurried out to secur" assistance
and with Mayor Bennett returned I"
the saloon. After Il d"sperat" hght
both robbers pulled r"volvcrs and fired
three tim"s at the mayor. each shot
taking effect in the region Of tn" heart
and the mayor dropped dead and tn"
bandits broke away from the marshal
and hurried down the street.
In an instant the crowd formed n
posse and. headed by the marshal, gave
pursuit The men fired six shots back
into the crowd without effect. The
marshal kept firing and shot Thompson
in the leg and he was captured. Myers
continued his flight. dodging behind
trees through alleys. barns and toward
the depot. making for a passenger train
which had Just pulled into the station
Just as tn" man was turning at Il
corner of the street. 4 p"rSon who had
been attracted by the shooting, WAS
hurryinE toward the mob. He saw
Myers and hit him over the head with
Il club, knocking him s"nSclcss.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19
WORLDS RECORD SMASHED.
Lou Dillon Driven a Half Mile at
Cleveland.

Cleveland. Sept. 1S.-At q matinee
Of the Gentlemen's Driving club at
Glenvilla track. Saturday afternoon,
Lou Dillon was driven half mile by
Millard Sanders in 5SM seconds break
ing the worlds record for that dis
tance. The first quarter was made in
%, the second in 293,. The mare was
paced by runner. \ wind shield was
not used. {. X. q. Billings drove
Prince Direct and Hnntas Crook half
mile III 1.004, breaking the worlds
record for team. The first quarter was
made in 2212 seconds and the second in
30a4. Mr.. Billings also rode Charlie
Mac under saddle a mile in 2.1324. clip
ping full second from the worlds rec
ord made by the same horse and rider
recently. sDillon's record. Saturday,
was a betterment of her own time 90,
made at Memphis. last YEAR
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19
MANY WRECKS.
A Fierce Wind Sweeps
Along Atlantic Coast.
Maine Vessels Among Those
Which Were Disabled.
Brave Acts of Sailors Reported In
Gales.

Boston, Sept. 1S.-Sulfcring with
hunger and exhausted from continuous
work at the pumps for Is hours. the
c:ew of the three-masted schooner
Jchn Proctor, owned by &. x j. f..
Baker Of Boston, was taken on boari
the Boston fishing schooner Mary G.
IWers, at ) o'clock Thursday after
neon. Friday morning, the Powers gor
Il line on the Proctor and towed her
into Boston harbor, and. Saturday, a
tug brought both schooners up to the
wharf.
The John Proctor had a cargo of 500
tens of plaster on board and was bound
frcm Hillshoro, n. S. to Newark, n. j.
Capt. Walter r. Donovan had Il crew of
six men with him and he brought them
all through safely. The cook. Daniel
Hennessy. whose shoulder WAS dislo-
Gated, Wednesday night, was removed
to the hospital.
The Proctor was in bad shape
Thursday aft"rn"nl,, when sighted by
thc fishing sch"nInr, 3. miles north by
northeast from Highland light. The
storm struck her, Wednesday night
ana She took il water 50 fast that the
| view li'ltt Siil'ili Il'l't III btliIS saver
when the Boston fisherman hove i'll
sight.
TIL. crew Of the Proctor shipped
from Boston. ana was made up, in ad-
clifton tu the captain and cook. of
Frank Linn. Benjamin Dick, Simon
| Whiting and Abraham Warren.
| The fishing schooner Zephyr picked
up the crew of the lumber-ladrn
| schooner Maud Malloch. Thursday af-
tern"on, pnt Il line on the abandoned
| SchoOnrr AND toWrd ner into port. Two
Of the Irphyr's men We're put aboard
| tie Malluc!, and she was anchored.
early saturday morning. off Boston
| light. Tn" Malloch. when she came up
| the hArhor later under tOW. was nearly
/ filled with water, her rail being not
more than foot above the surface.
Her cargo Of lumber was the only thing
| thHt kept her ailoat. Shre,lS of her
sails IT. hanging to her masts
The Maud MuIrch is Il two-maste,
Scln"n"r. owned by Bonrclman Eros. of
! Calais. Ne. Sir WAS loItied with 15.-
600 feet of lumber ana bound from
l'r"thbHy to Bristol Il. J.
The Zephyr came through the storm
Without Z scratch. Capt. Connolly told
4 reporter tlI'tt ii was one of the worst
storms he had ever experienced.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19
PEARYS NEW SHIP.
Details About .,e Ship ir Which he
Will = No n.

Bucksport, ; -CSpeclap'-
b., h,oo ,rnoun,. ne Journal, the
shin in which Robert Z. Peary, lhe
f,uous Arctic explorer, will make MS
next attempt to reach the north poie 10
| to be built at the yard Of Mckay q DIX
| in Verona, opposite this place. me ~
! readers of the Journal it VIII not pe
news to tell them this, it is possible ~
| this time. to give some additional m
| formation concerning the snip NhIch
was understandable ii week ago.
TO start with it can be said that the
dimensions of the new oraft VIII p
practically the same as those OF 'tle
British Antarctic eXpl ring snip Us
covery. though her displacement VIII De
somewhat less. Ir power she Will COM
mare with the larger sized ocean going
tugs Her design will be such as to
Withstand the terrific pressure of the
ica fields and to allow her to rise upon
fro ice thereby escaping the crushing
force to considerable extent. IN
every wav she will be the test ship eve"
built for exploration purposes. She
will ornh0dy in her construction all oi
the good points which previous Vess' Is
Of hn,. class have been found to contain.
together with many new ideas which
have been developed by Commander
Pcary.
The ship will have length of oSf
feet. hcam If % feet. depth Is feet
Her tonnage will be about 1900 gross
and 100 net. Her engines will be Of
about 1000 horse power and she will
have a fun set Of sails. 50 that both
means Of propulsion may be used. Tha
work in the ward here will hc under the
personal supervision of Capt. Charles
r. Dix. of the firm which has the con-
tract for the vessels construction ana
wilI ba frequently inspected by Com
mandcr Peary.
Tn telling of his plans for the new
ship Commander Pcary says that she
will he the finest craft which ever
headed into either Of ~" polar seas.
The shin viii h. launched next spring
ana will ho ready for III" start in the
mi!ll, of the summer. OF his plans in
the north hc says:
MY plan If campaign in very few
words ir to force his shin to the north
shores of Great Land. t. king on board
at Whal" sound the pick and flower nf
tn" E<rumauX. with whom I have
| worked ara lived 81 long: to go into
winter quarters On tho shore and tn
start with the earliest returning light
on the slclge journey across the central
polar pack, utilizing the Esquinaux,
the people whose hrritag" is like and
work in That Very region, entirely Of
] tn" rank and fl" of my p&rtv.'
| As vet Commander Peary has not al
! the funds necessary to the fitting out
Of IT." expedition. but he has sufficient
Ia warrant beginning work and feels
certain that by July next he will hav+
~ that will ho required fer the expedi-
tiOn,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19
FOR SOME DAYS
Advance in Direction of Mukden Will
Not Occur.

St Petersburg. Sept 19.-2 A. NJ -
The reports that cen. kuropatkln ~
pushing on northeast of Mukden are
not borne out by official tele@rihlS tiiae
lave been received here. According -
the latest adVices that Japanese lorces
continue to increase at BEihllpuHa an"
ental. 4 decisive advance IN the III
rcctlon of Mukden is. therefore, il"t
expected to occur for some DAYS. Mean
While Indications of the probability Oh
the Japanese meeting with ftSISEliice
increase. The Russian forces ;it Mix
den undoubtedly are very large ana
every days delay enables the c"illill'ih>
der-in-chief to perfect ms dciehces.
\ private telegram from Mukden fe
ports the arrival there Of an immense
train filled with coirvi,icsctllts returns
ing to duty. This may bc re Gardcd -
good evidence of Il large concentration
Of troops at Mukdrn.
The same corrrSpon lent, describing
sec neS At lie pass. notes tNtril""ulii'ry
ANIMATION there. The great c"iIc"t'rS'
OF visitors and the fact that thtalflc"i
performances and open dIr concerts
are Of daily occurrence, hardly iht:I-
cate that the town is expecting am In
Mediate attack.
Dispatches from Nladivost"k and
s'akhalin make no mention Of develop
lhents there.
The disarning of the Lena at san
Francisco is accepted here as having
been inevitable III view Of TN" consider
able length Of time that would be re-
CURED to make repairs Of the vessel $
boilers The Russ, cditorinlly, points
out that the United States declaration
of neutrality expressly provides for YES
sells of Il beiligeIcut power using Amer
ntitS that Russia could scarcely expect
to he allowed to keep 4 MarShip eight
months III q neutral port without dis
arming.
The Boursr Gazette, in this condition,
recalls the fact that IL Russian fleet put
in and was rep; ircd 1T Mare Island in
1876. just before thc Turkish war and
adds the remark that the repairs proved
costly. but thorough. Similar results,
tn" I;oulse Gazette adds. might have
been expected in the case of the Lena.
The question Of the disposal of the
L"na'S crew is no nearer a solution, SO
far as the admiralty and the foreign Of
flee are concerned, than it has been,
both those departments being closed,
Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19
NATHAN LAWRENCE WRECK.
Crew Safely Lands at WiIminqton
North Carolina.

Wilmington. N. c., Sept. 1S-The
third shipWrecked crew to be landed in
wilmington since the disastrous hur-
ricane Of Tuesday and Wednesday.
were Capt. f. w. Barlow and seven
men who We're taken from the wreck
Of tn" schooner Nathan Lawrence in
the Gulf stream off cape Romain. The
l-AWrenc" sailed from Georgetown, S.
g.. last Monday.
III" hurricane struck the ship at 6
L. NJ. Tuesday. In the midst of the
awful SEA the ship sprang Il leak at
midnight ana flied in 80 minutes.
Nothing was left above water but the
after house and onto this the crew
lashed themselves
At the break Of day, Wednesday. the
schooner ID. j. Sawyer sighted the
wreck and bore down on it. but it was
".3o II. NJ, before the sen calmed suf
ficiently to allow q boat to be put over
and the crew rescued.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19

ONE MCCORMICK CORN HARVEST
er used only one season for sala a. har
gain. E. E. Marson. 81 Slate st,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE.
Football Team Out fer Practice, and
Other Notes.

Orono. Ne. Sept. 1S.-CSpccian.-The
first sign Of life on the Maine campus
began with the appearance OF Coach En-
NETT O. King about Il week ago. At ihHt
time severed enthusiastic aspirants foi
positions on the team turned ont in suits
and it is thought that two full clrvrrIs
Will ht ont for todayS practice.
Among til" candidates for the team: II.
Capt Bailey. Bcarcc. Collins. Cr,,,
French. LEANED. Kicker Shaw. f.nn. ta.
senior class; Downing. Reed. w H"'","
Ianks. Weymouth, from the juniors. ana
l!url"igh. ShoppiC. Mathcas. Quint, kc;tI--
stead. Mclntire. Emery and Chase from
the lower classes.
III" first scheduled game will be played
at Brown University. Providence, oct |,
hut several practice games VIII he arr;img-
ed before that time to be played at bro-
no. The following are the games as schcd-
ulrd:
Oct. Brown at Provid, nee
bCl. S-liarVHrd at tamhridGc.
oct. In. II. State ut Orono.
oct. 22-Iiat"S at Lewiston.
bct. 2"-Coihy ut WatrrVillr
NOV. 5-i:nwdoin II Bangor or OroNo.
Nov. l2-Tufts at Orono.
Although registering begins on Thurs
day. the I'd. a l3rc" mmncr of men are
already on hand. At Fast III mon have
signiiici intentions of entering the frrSl-
man class. and it is thought that th''
class will 10 as large US last years.
Lord hall is now ready for Glasses AMI
two now fraternity houscS haV" been
equipped for student use. In tact. Nh"
university is now able to h.indlc al ,Go.
students who are likely to appear.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19
lABORS IN GALE.
Bath Schooner in Trouble West Of
Cape Sable.


Southwest iiarbor. Me. Sept. 1S.-Thn
fourth schooner reported here as suf-
fcrnC in tn" storm WAS the Il. II. Smear
Of l;hth. which WAS bound from Dal-
housi". n. t.. to New York with lum-
h"r. When 20 miles west Of Cana
SAIL" she lahorcd in the gale from 10
A. NJ. until midnight, Thursday, losing
nearly all sails. provisions and water.
md 4 portion Of her deck lold
she was badly strained and leaking
with four feet Of water in tho hole
when She nut in here Yesterday. Second
Mat" J. W. Wilcox was pushed against
4 Iump by the falling Of a deck load
ana sustained internal injuries which
reuli""d his removal 20 Il hospital lit
Rncklnnd.
Th" owner Of tho Spear is Ceorg" H.
Dunn cf s.. John, n p.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19
AFRICANDER AHEAD.
Second Choice in Pools at Brighton
Beach Races.

New York. Sept. 1S.-Africandcr
with o'Ncil in the saddle won the $l0,-
00O brighton Beach, Saturday. He was
second choice. 1T t" l. Mrthesney.
the fnvnrite. aud admirably ridden by
Rcdfern. was src"uh nnl Major Daim-
gerfield last. ~" tnn", $50, was very
slow.
The pace fur two miles was
slow ANA thv u III not begin to
run until the last .rr"r of u mile was
reached. only three horses started for
the cup. McChcsney WAS always the
favoritc at I to ;. while . to l WIS held
against Africandcr ana ; to against
Major Daingerticld. Major Daimger-
field WAS first away, with Airicander
second and McC Chcsney last.
Coming To the stand the first time
the same positions were maintained.
In the run down the back stretch. Ma
ior Daingcrfiold Increased his lead to
two lengths aud continued to show the
way to within half Il mil" of the finish,
where Africand"r took the lead. Nc
chcSncy also moved up ut tho same
time.
Rounding into the stretch African
der ana McChcsuey began to race in
earnest. As tn" two came abreast Of
the final eighth pole. Re,lfcrn used the
whip. but WAS never able TO get Up to
AfriClndcr who won by a length Nc
Chesncy was 20 lengths in front Of
Mayor Daingcriieid.
Broadcloth. faVorite. won the Under
graduate stakes. ANA Flying Buttress
Won the chaulilly stepplc chase. Three
fav"rites won. M"uday. the racing will
be at Gravcsend.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19

HARD AND SOFT WOOD. FITTED
for stove or cord wood length delivered IN
not less than one-half cord leads Strictly
oak St. ScDtidtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19

Frank t. Noble returned. Saturday
from s"nn" Of his nld haurts around Mer.
rymr"tinE hay and brought back a
string Of birds that would delight the
feart OF either gunner or epicure. The
bunch comprised II ducks Of the finest
cdihlo vari' tics known t. New England
Including black ducks. pintail or gray
ducks, blue winged teal ana green
winged ten. ANA Was probably the fin
est bag that has been brought into the
CITY, this SEASON. Nr. Noble usually gets
mat Il" goes after in th" way Of water
fowl. r. reports that the birds are yet
scarce ana wild. hut that the gunners
are extremely plentiful.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19
LOST A SAILOR.
Was Swept Of an Ocean Going Tue
at Sea.

Norfolk. VI. Sept. 1S-Tho ocean
going tug General Thomas arrived
hero, yesterday. with two barges from
Providence. reports the loss If sen
man during Wednesdays gale He was
washed overheard and drowned Thu
three-maste1 schooner reported aban-
doned with deck load of lumber a
fire off the Carolina coast is thought
to be the Mary Saunders, which left
the Canes. Tuesday night for New
York Can't. Sonher of the Saunders
had his wife and daughter on board.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19
MILEY BEsTS BALLITER.
Defends Title of Lightweight Wrest.
ling Champion of the World.

Tolelo, O.. Sept 1S.-Max Wiley sue
eessfully defended his title Of light
weight wrestling champion of the world
here, last night. defeating John Ralliter
Of this city in two straight falls. Willy
won the first after Il minutes and 81
seconds Of brilliant wrestling and the
secohN IN - minutes. Wiley was the
aggressor at every stagn and won as
he pleased. Rillitnr weighed 12S mounds
and Wiley 124 pounds. The style was
catch-as-catch-can.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19
A FACTORY IN OXFORD country

for the manufacture of furniture. dowcls.
or anything made of wood; also mill con
neCtcd Tor the manufacture Of An kinds
nf lumber, hard and soft Plenty Of hm
Der ana labor chap IL. X. Sawyer.
South Gardner. septSti4w~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19
HORSE, HARNESS AND PUNT

Wagon, Horse years Oh perfectly safe
Tor m nd person or chiidr, n: wagon
nearly new. tall 81 write. IN H. J.. Iorr.
~ Il"Scltnn St, Gardiner, Ale. stpt1.tl,t'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19
Diminished Vitality.

Some people talk very fippant1v
about diminished vitality.
They don't stop to think that vitality
IS the principle of life-that it is tho+
iittie understood something on r,hich
every function of their bodies depends
diminished vitality is early indioatad
pE loss Of appetite, strength and and,,u
ance, and Hoods SarsanariIIa
greatest vitalizer. 'he
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19
NEW DINING SYSTEM.
One Has Been Established at Univer-
e;ty of Maine.

Orono, Mo sept. 1S.-Thc University W
Maine. hlch opens its fail term, Sept
-, has aInl ed a new dining system. At
;rr Investigation Of the methods oi hoard
ing 1T All u the chief colleges ana mi
vcrSiti"s "' New England ANA elsewhere
il has been d'cidcd to adopt what may j.,
called the Harvard and Yaic plan.
\ fixed prc". which will probably ho
about So, will cover everything furnish
cd, CSC ut meat. fish or eggs and special
orders, whiCn will hc furnished at 49,. t
lric" It is expected that thi- r;n Will
prove better than u lump sum itr wJ *.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19
BY COLLISION.
Two Locomotive Firenen Crushed to
Death at lora Island.

New York. Sent 1S.-ArnoId Cor,lts and
Benjamin Roach. two locomotive tirempn-
We're crushed to death. to-day. in a col
lision between Two passenger trains in the
railroad yard Of the Long Island Railroa q
in Long Island City. one train was being
switched across the track on which the
gineS met at the junction of the tracks
Roach was crushed in his cab and Cordts
was found dead under the wreckage The
engineers: who We're not hurt. were ar,
We're severely shaken up but none was in
jured.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE, SATURDAY

At Roston- Philadelphia (; Boston ?.
At New York New York, &, Washing
ton. s.
Chicago. q. Second game: St. Louis. .;
Chicago. 3 M inriugSI.
At Clcv"land- FIRST game: Detroit. 9.
Cleveland 3 Second latrr: cleveland. q.
Detroit q (calIrd AT cud Of fifth To- allow
Cleveland to catch 2 trlinp.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19
QUIET SUNDAY
Fassed BY President end Family at
Sycamore HI!l.

oyst'r Fay, Sept. 1S-Prcsidcnt
Roosevelt and farlily passed The last
Sund ~ d their present sojauln If
Sagahore Hill, very quietly. They IT.
tendec church as usual and passed the
remainder Of the day at home. enter
tiinlnf a few friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE, SATURDAY

At Philadclphia-Frs game: rhiladcl-
phia. 5: Boston. { 10 innings second
game: Philadelphia. ): Boston. > 90 inn
ings).
At Brooklyn-First game: New York,
2: BROOKLYN. o Second game: brooklyn
s; New York :;
At ChicaGo-ChiCago. :: Cincinnati. 5
AT st. louiS-rttshurE s: ST. Louis. 4.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19

Cony High school begins the fall
term. this season. with a membership
of 20 pupils. which is the largest at
tendance that the school has ever en-.
J"Eci. The next largest attendance at
III" school was 1"4. The Freshman class
Is large "He, numbering 60 members.
M"tters are working we'll ut the school
and there is every Indication of most
successful term.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19

Educational rally n City hail. 10.
night, II o'clock. NJ admission fe,
ana ;Ill are invited. Two If thc Soutb,s
most eloquent speakers win W present
Governor Ayr"ck and judge Winston NJ
North Carolina.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19
new ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Haverhll-Haverhill 5: Nashua. T.
At Fall Rivcr-First game: Fal River
!: Lowell. 3 Second game: Fan River,
s; Lowell 2.
At New RNiford-First game: New
Bedford. 4: Manchester. 3 Second game:
New Bedford, :; Manchester. 0 tive inn
1ngs).
AT Lawrence-Concord.S s: Lawrence. 0.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19

Miss Leighton, parlOrs IA Wesle'J,
avenue. shampooing, manicuring, faca
and scalp massage and chiropody' e
patrons home if preferred. Tel So
sept15Thursu
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19

Mrs. Thomas. Treatments in Chii
opody, m"!icuring, scalp and facia'
massage in most satisfactory mahns'.
Parlors, 80 Western Ave-, or calls ~
appointment at your homes. Tel sR
4. June2Mon&Thf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19
New England League Standing.
OTHER GAMES, SATURDAY.

At BaltimorAFfrst game: Baltimore
B; Rochester. 1. Second game: Roches
ter, 5; Baltimore. 8.
At Buffalo-First game: Buffalo. 6
Providence, !. Second game: Buffalo, G
Providence O.
At Toronto-Jersey City. s: Toronto. /.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19
American League Standing.
AT CHICAGO.

Chicago ........1 o X-130
Detroit ..........0 q q - u o 0-n-1-l
Ratteries-PattcrSon and sullivan; Kill
Han and Drill Umpire, Dwycr. Time,
80. Attendance. 5NN.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE. SUNDAY.

At St. louis The 81 I.nuiS-' cleveland
game WAS postponed an aCC"uu' Of rain.
AT ChiCago-ChiCago. |: Detroit. ..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19

Roland Nickerson Of Watrrville ami
Albert +. McCarty Of Lewiston hay.
hcen assigned to the postohce in can.
Ecction with tho Railway NAH S,ry;,e
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19
National League Standing.
At CEII, Nj;O

ChiC'Co I o 0 o u00un000 t-c- Ill
l'inCitt O0OO q uon 100000 nOun-I -lo-I
Batteries-BrgCS ana King. Walker
and Street Umpire, thinner. Time 3.ar
Attendance, 12,btr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19
OTHER GAMES. SUNDAY.

At Montreal-The game was called at
the end OF the fourth inning on account
Of rain. The score then stood: Montreal
q. EcMark o
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19

NEAR The CAR

NEAR THE CAR STATION. A
small pcrtm"nui", cantliuinG sim Of
money. Finder please leave at journal
Office. Srptl. .u;;tN =
REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS
asked for tie return of the basket l,s,
sept IL, between Wtlchs Point East
Winthrop, and .}UgUsta to Mrs. S1"ph n
Lancaster. y south Chestnut :. rc"t Au-
Gusta The basket is mUch PRICE, rs nm
hcirlccm s"r:l2dtf
Between TIE SHERsURNE e
DALEY store ana Mt. Vernon st. a latN's
black Leather handkerchief LHg. contnin-
ing Il roll of bills, two purses with chang.
handkerchief. etc. Finder viii hc Suitably
rewarded. Leave at Journal ntIr",.
Srpt1.dlWk*
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE, SUNDAY.

At ST I4oriS-Tho st. Louis Piftslurg
game was postponed on account uf ram.
At chiCago-t'hiCaGo. :, Cincinnati |.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19

Miss EIida Estelle Hig&ins .ser
ceive pupils in piano insq As'r'p ,,set
October first. Address 111 Stae M
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19
Daily ksnnebec Journal
LOCAL MATrIEhz.
journal Telephone Call, 1864.

II. ChcrnoWsk's two taII ana stately
glass show cases add much to the an.
rcardncc Of his south store.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-19
LOCAL NOTICES.

Miss Bertha NrrI"nch viii be nj
Weston street, Satardnys, on ard d'teF
oct. 49, to receive pupils III piano VIZ
struction. sept9lf