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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-13
bald-headed man at a Paderewski.
and the game may never see his equal.
TRIES BUNcO GAME.
Italian Count Caught In the Act In
New York.

New York, May 12-An Italian. giving
the name of Count Carlo. is under arrest
alter III, exciting chase through !bfoau-
way crowds. He is accused OF having
attempted to replenish his fortunes ut the
expense of West I'D street jeWelry snoP
where he was being shown lot OF me
stones. $500 diamOSd brooch claiIIt"
by the shOpkeeper was found in MS
gloves.
With an impressive air and aristOcratic
mien he strOled into the shop and stated
in French that he had left his ancestorai
heart of an American heiress whose
smiles he had won on her trip abroad
during the winter.
All of this was preliminary to the re-
quest that he be shown something super,
fine and gift for the girl. He seemed
conducted to IL burglar proof cage where
the best gems in the shop We're exhibited.
He selected several fine ones, chose a de-
sign for their setting and asked That
salesman accompany him to a prominent
hotel where he had deposited $4,000.
Apparently awaiting the salesman. the
count" strOlled languidly to tn" street.
When the clerk reached the door his Gus
toner had vanished. A quick look at the
jewel casket showed that one OF the
brooches had gone likewise. Two or three
clerks rushed into the crowded street ana
luckily overhauled Carlo four blocks dis-
tant slowly walking along Broadway. one
of them unceremOniously Srasped INN by
the collar and called him thief. Carlo
shook him Oft easily and broke INTO q
run. A crowd gathered at his heels ana
he was soon halted by a mounted Onlcer.
After he had been locked up Several
hours Carlo told an interpreter that ne
came to America three weeks ago IRON
Monte Carlo, where he had lost $IVO all
he possessed.
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, May l2.-Stocks made a con-
siderable show of strength. to-day, and
the demand expanded sufficiently TO al
most double the volume of tranSac lions
over that of several previous days. The
dull, resisting power shown by the mar
kct, this week, gave notice that liCuida-
ton had spent its force. but it was evil
to late yesterday that there must be Il
considerable outstanding short interest
which had refrained from covering in the
expectation that there was to be a re-
ncwal of the liquida ton. The movement
started in n heSitating way and there
were several halts before it gained head
way and spread to pretty much the whole
list. St. Paul was the leader of the ad-
vance and the first response TO its lead
ership was moderate. The movement had
to contend with the sharp weakness of
Consolidated and BROOKLYN Union Gas on
accoun. of reduction in their dividends in
duced by the legislation towards the en-
forcement of lower rates for gas. The
NEST effective influence towards the re-
coVery in prices was the successful COM
pletion of the London settlement. There
was resumption of activity nv 4 num-
Der of old polls in various stock which
have deSiSted lately from operations UNI
der the discourse ing conditions in the
market. Money conditions wore extreme
~ easy. The buying and bidding up of
rected after short interest and the forced
covering by this element was important
factor in the days strength. Professional
profit taking clipped the days gains and
the closing was dull and heavy. Bonds
We're firm. Total sales. par value. 81. 20
0O United States IS declined i per cent.
and the } a per cent. on call.
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Thursday. but it was too late to do busi-


Manager Jimmy Collins Is apparently ~
little worried over the present stIhuins u.
his team in the league race. re nSuI ,
that the season is still young anu ina. ~,
champions are just now strlklnS Intir
gait, Eve got a bad start. says ooiiIis,
'.but we will finish strong. ASKED why
his team was at the bottom. he sald !:
There are things in baseball you can
exnlain cffhand. Sometimes we were out
played. sometimes luck was against us;
We did not win-that's all. But we have
heen winning lately and we'll keep 1t up
from now on The boys are playing the
game and l have no fear. We will be
there"
Boston Globe: Pres. F. T. Powers of
the Eastern League, spent few hours
in Boston, Thursday. MIR. Powers Is also
president of the National Association of
Minor Leagues, and spoke freely on the
situation. He had just received call
from Pres. Watkins of the Minneapolis
club. who is the treasurer of the Glass A
combination, calling for the Eastern
League contribution. LAS the Eastern
League never officially agreed to stand
for the expenses of the California trip
taken by MessrS. Griffith and ONiell, |
do not intend to contribute anything to
the fund being raised by Watkins This
makes it plain that the Eastern League
has pulled out of the combination formed,
last winter. to make trouble for the
American League. Pres Powers has
hooked Manager Burnham of Newark.
for the small end of all good things from
this on.
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BATES TRACK TEAM
Which Will Compete, Today, in the
Meet at Orono.

Lewiston. May l2.-(SpeciaD.-The fol-
lowing is the list of men who will go to
OrOno to represent Bates in the intercOl-
legiate track meet. Saturday. and their
entries:
1OO-yard dash-Messenger '0S. Hull '0S.
White '01, Redden 'U6.
12O-yard hurdles-W hittum 'O., Schu-
macher '0S Fraser '0S.
4lO-yard run-Dolloff '0S. White '07, Gau-
thier '06.
Mile run--Allan 'O6. Higgins 'OS. Bos-
worth OS. Harris '0S, Frost ~.
Two-mile run-Allan O6. Thurston o.
Higgins 0S. BOswOrth 'OS.
O-yard hurdleS-Whittum '01, Fraser
'OS.
30 yard dash-Redden o. Boak '0.. Mes
Half-miie run-Allan 'O6. Phillips 'Os
Ramsdell 'O1.
-put-Reed 'O5, Johnson '06
Pole vault-Wiggin '06. Johnson 'O6.
Running high ;ump-Kelley O1. Fraser
'Os. johnson 'O6.
Throwing hammer-Reed '05, Johnson
'06
Running broad jump-Boak 'O7, Freeze
'07. Hull 0S, White '07, Messenger 'OS.
Discuss-Johnson '0G. Reed O5.
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At U. OF MAINE.
Interest Centers in Today's Gathering
College Athletes.

Orono Me. May 12.-(SpeciaD.-The in
terest of the followers of athletics is
now centered on the intercollegiate meet
OF Saturday at Orono 1t will be close
and interesting meet. as these contests
have been during the last four or five
years, and the main struggle will be be-
tween Bowdoin and Maine.
At the mass meeting, Friday evening,
much enthusiasm was shown. Speeches
were heard from several prominent alum
nj and faculty, new cheers were prac-
ticed and Il good list of rOuSing Maine
songs sung over. 1t is rumOred that EoW-
doin is coming over in a body by special
train and there will no doubt be enough
supporters for both sides to do quite IA
good amount of cheering.
In chapel. Friday it was announced
that the prizes for the point winners Will
be given out, Monday. at a special col
Iege meeting, instead of at the convoca-
ton exercises. during Commencement
week, as has been the practice in past
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Baseball Notes.

Killian is pitching great ball for the De-
| trOit team.
Thornton defeated Biddeford High. 20
| to 6. Thursday, at BiddefOrd.
st. Louis is still going. They lost an
other game to New York. Friday.
A hating rally in the seventh inning
won the game for the Concord team. yes
| terday.
Cleveland is now at the head of the
American League. and Boston-Well they
are coming.
Cleveland and Washington exchanged
positions in the American League stand
ing, yesterday.
Boston scored three runs in the nth
inning and Chicago four in the game at
Boston, yesterday.
| Murphy, a new find Of the Nashua
| club, was batted ont of the box in the
second inning, yesterday.
Washington has a team batting aver
| age of less than 200 and their fielding av
erage will drop materially IL the record
| in yesterdays game continues.
President Barney Dreyfuss of the Pitts
| burg club. sent check for $l15 for the
Rogers fund. representing his own con-
| tribution and that of his players.
| Fred O'Bren has been released by the
| Boston American club to Toledo. A minor
| league experience will do the youngster
! good. He left for the West. Friday.
| Four teams are now tied for the third
place in the American League standing.
Philadelphia. Chicago. St. Louis and New
York each having won and lost 10 games.
| Grinshaw was partly responsible for
Roston's defeat at the hands of the De-
troit team, yesterday. making two errors
that contributed largely toward Detroit's
large score.
Mcintyre. a former well-known Augusta
player. is making. good with Detroit
| American League team. One run, two
twO-base hits and two put-outs were his
record in yesterdays game played with
the Bostons
| Tom Doran's release has been sold to
| Detroit Tom agreed to terms. Thursday
night The request for a waiver: sent
to Detroit. was delayed in transmission.
hut Immediately upon receipt Manager
Armour claimed him. Doran has won
derful whip and with plenty OF work
ne should develop into 4 good man.
President p T. Powers of the, Eastern
League, has signed George Lachance to
| MAY first base for the Montreal CLUB
George left Boston, Thursday, for his
home in Waterbury. CT. and Will JON
the Montreal club on Saturday. Lachance
has an uncle living in Montreal and his
| parents originally came from that city.
| The Columbus club was so anxious to Sc
cure I4achance that the management sent
another telegram to Umpire Bausewine,
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BOWDOlN TRACK TEAM
Leaves For Scene of intercollegiate
Meet at Orono.

Brunswick, Me-, May 12.-(SpeciaD.
The members of the BowdOin track
team, accompanied by Coach Hobbs,
left Brunswick. at 100 today, for Ban
gor. where they will pass the night
previous to the great battle at Orono.
tomorrow.
BOwdoin will feel the loss of two
star men Of last year. who helped win.
They are Bates. the star Splinter, and
Capt. Rowe, the hurdler. On the
other hand, Maine has lost one or two
promising new material. The team
was accompanied by something like so
rooters and more will go on the MORN
ing train, tomorrow.
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Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market

| r1.o1-R-Kece,nts y Me W. York. May T.
sales. l2.IW: firm with better inGmirw
Mimi. patent a2lT5f5. inquiry
sa M!HFA,TdomoE s 1900: exports. 4oo
red, "'E nominal elevator; No rod oe =
p afcat: No. l northern Duluth 1caIt
o afioat; No. / hard Manitoha Ss e
TORN Receipts. 1875: exports. 17.Aos.
s sh.sSi 1900 y" futures, 10000 spot: SPOT
sfioat. Nc no. :a9 elevator and 5ri q
oATSLReceipts. $4,000: exports I'm.
snot market steady: mixed. oslI3a ihs "a,
1nd E ahtnral white. 3oGa9 lbs. sSGs7; clip
CUT MEATS-Steadv
H3; refined steady. S'eah'e"' '-'o
PORK-Quiet.
El,I IER-Sttady: receipts. 6e3N
1929 ""''''hsed' receipts.
P0TATOEs-Irregular: Florida now 275
Q'Zs' state and western, 75a1i2,
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OTHER GAMES.

At Burlington. Vt.-University of Yer
mont. L. Syracuse. 0.
At Exeter-Yale Freshmen. 6; Phillips
Exeter. :.
AT Medford-Tufts, 8: University of
Rochester, 4.
At Hanover, N. H.-Dartmouth. 9: Le-
high, =
At Observation-Disclosures: Bridgeport. 2.
At pringfeld-Springtield, 8: New Lon
don. 2.
At New Haven-New Haven. 8: Nor
witch. s.
At Meriden-The Holyoke- Meriden game
was postponed; wet grounds.
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Saturday ard Sunday Games.

NAIlON-Ak LEAIOE.
Saturday-Cincinnati at Boston. Pitts
burg at Brooklyn. st. Louis at Philadsl-
phia, Chicago at New York.
Sunday-Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDARDIZATION at Detroit. Washing
ton at Cleveland, New York at Chicago.
sandayp@ae W T. York at Chicago. pAa
delphia at st. Louis.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Saturday-Lynn at Fall River. Haver.
hill at New Bedford. Nashua at Manches-
ter. Concord at Lowell.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
satusdsy-Mer Ns at , Bridgeport +;
HOlyoke. New London at Hartford.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Saturday-Buhfalo at Toronto. Provi.
dence at Jersey City. Rochester at Mont
real. Baltimore at Newark.
Sunday-Raltimore at Newark, Roches'
ter at Montreal Jersey CITY at Prov
dence.
COLLEGE GAMES.
ps c1oss a,
rrinceton-COrnell at Ithaca, Syracuse
University of Vermont mt Burlington. Ma.
val cadets-GeOrgetOwn at Annapolis. Will
mington A. C.-Carlisle at Wilmington
Del
GAMES IN MAINE.
At Augusta-Cony vs.. Oak Grove: Pet
tingill's Corner vsA Gardiner: French
Stars VS.. Lockwoods of Waterville.
At LewistOn-Edward Little VS.. Jordan
High.
At Fairneld-Fairfield High vs. Dexter
High.
At Waterville-Waterville High vs. Hal.
lowell High.
At Wiscasset-Gardiner High vs.. Wis.
casset.
At Central Maine Park. Oakland-Co.
burn VS.. Skowhegan High.
AT POrtland--Kittery VS.. Portland; p
H.. g. VS.. BOwdoin ID
At Observation-Disclosures VS. Deering
Seminary VS.. Pennell Institute
Al, Ftts6eld-Pittsfeld vs.. Buckspor,
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston, May ~
F1-Ot R-Qniet but steady: spring pa
tents. mill shipment. .t0u 81.
CORN-Quiet; No. ) yellow. ISL.
OATS-tasirr; No. clipped white. 80
MILL. FEED-Frmer.
BRAN-Spring. $3.50 1879
COTTON SEED MEAL-26I0
PORK-Steady: medium $3.50.
LARD-Steady S5s.
BEEF-Quict: extra heavy sides, 9G9s,
LAMES-Firm: 1lMl2h
VEALS-Quiet; 9fil0
BUTTER-EaSier: northern o.IoS
CHEESF:-Steady: York state, 1iTl4h.
EGGS-Svsady; fancy, 21Mz2; eastern, Is
M20.
APP .ES-Quiet; Maine Baldwins. No
/. 171T225
OTATOES-Quiet and easy: White
Mountains, 33M35; HOulton Hebrons, 30d
81: Green Mountains 3OM32
SUGAR-Steady on basis of cents for
granulated.
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AT NEW YORK.

st. Louis 80 0-5-7-3
Batteries-Egan and Grady; Wiltse and
Rresnahan. Time. lao. Umpire. ODay.
Attendance, $500.
AT BROOKLYN
brooklyn 30 l 0 q 1-2-5-4
Cincinnati 20 o 0 0 0 0 0 O-l-3-5
Batteres-Jones and Bergen: Overall
and Phelps. Time. LIS. Umpire. John
stone. Attendance. 1000.
AT PHILADELPHIA
Pittsburg .......O ! 0 0 ! 0-6-92
Philadelphia 20 0 0 0-3-j-l
Battcries-Phillippi Lynch and Carisch;
Caldwell. Pittinger. Corridan and Doom.
Time. 2.05. Umpire. Klein. Attendance.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. May j..
Cold, wet weather in The Northwes:
created bullish sentiment in the wheat
pit here. today. At the close July wheat
was up AMisc: corn is off Ne; 0ats
shqw a loss Of hspAc., and provisions ar
Il shade lower.
The leading futures closed rs follows:
WHEAT-No. May. Hl2; July, &ls'
CORN~No. May. 4ssa: July old, AZ;
July new. 4G7s; Sept. old 4Gt4m7s; Sept.
new, 4G1sn2..
OATs@No May. ao;4@1.; July. 2sAmas
NESS PoRK-May. 1225; July. 1247lz:
rARD"May. 72o: July, 49,; Sept, 1924.
SHORT RIEs-May. o1l=; July. 80;
Cash quotations were as follows:
FiOUR-Finn.
MHEAT-No. 2 spring. s7ms9; No. 9. So
M99; No. red. 9il2M91.
CORN-No. :. asa No. . yellow. 5GA
OATS-NO. .. COS; No. white, aO;4 m.iZ14
RiE-No. =, 1fIsf1J.
BARLEY-GOOd feeding, 31Mi0
MALTING-Fair to choice 49,.
FLAX SEEDING. !, -, No. / north
western, 49,
TIMOTHY sEED-Prime 600.
MESS PORK-122-HIl2O
LARD-72Om7l,2i.
SHORT RIBS SIDES-LOOse 10jT1I5.
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-Eoxed 7l2laM
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New York Cotton Market.

New York, May IL.
Spot closed quiet. Midding uplands
81; 10. gulf. $40. Sales. GAG bales
Galveston firm. 8: Charleston quiet. I,
Memphis firm, rs; New Orleans firm rs
Net receipts for seven days. AL 30.
i;a ports to Great Britain, los. :33s2: tn
France. 1895: to the continent. Al. SO; tu
Japan. 2l.265: to Mexico. 100
Stock 62S924
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AT ST. LOUIS.

AT ST LOUIS.
st. Louis .....0 0 9 x-4-S-0
Phlladelphia 20 0 0 0 0 o 1-1-4-Z
Batteries-Howell and Weaver: Henley
and Barton. Time. 1.E,. Umpire, Kellin.
Attendance. $500.
AT CHICAGO.
Chicago l 90 o o q o. 81
New York ..2 0 = 0 0 0-7-12-l
Batteries-White, Walsh and Sullivan
Ortiz and KleinOw. Time. 2I. Umpire.
Connolly Attendance, 56lS.
AT CLEVELAND.
Cleveland ...2 O 0 $50
Washington 40 l o . ! 04-s-3
Batteries-Joss and Buelow; Jacobsen
and KIttredse- Time. 80 Umpires. Nc
Caithy and OLoughiin. Attendance. 800.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
National League Standing.
AT BOSTON

Chicago won loosely played though
exciting game from Boston in II innings.
today, to 4. Both pitchers were very
effective until the final inning. In the
first half Of the 18th inning Chicago scor-
ed four runs on two passes. one hit, two
errors and an outfield fly. Boston in their
half by fine batting rally scored three
runs but could not get in the tying run.
The base running of the visitors was a
feature of the game. The score:
CHICAGn
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Word was received at Bath from Ar
rOwsic of the death of Miss Mary A.
Wheeler. aged 20. of that place Her bef-
clothes accidentally caught fire, Wednes-
day. while Miss Wheeler was in bed. The
family Smelled the smoke and put the fire
out, but Miss Wheeler was burned quite
badly and died at A. NJ. Thursday.
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New York Money Market.

New York. May u.
Money on call easy ut 24mei. per cent
last loan at 2E per cent: closing bid 81,
per cent
Prime mercantile paper 81 az per cent
Sterling exchange steady at 1856 1O,I4Sf n
for demand and at 4S4 f0fT 1884 e. for GO DAYS.
Posted rates 4S5ia ana 4Sli..
Commercial bills 4S4asMr..
Bar silver 515s
Mexican dollars Az
Government bonds weak.
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Herman Too III to Meet Baldwin.

Lawrence. Mass, May 1e.-"Kid'
Herman of Chicago. who was scheduled
to spar II rounds with Matty Baldwin
of CharlestOwn, before the Unity Cycle
Social and Athletic Club. tonight, sent
word just before the last preliminary
was finished that on account of illness
he could not appear. Young" Kenny
of this city. who has recently been i'll.
was substituted and stayed six round ;.
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Sacrifice hit-Schulte. Two-base hit
Schultz. Stolen bases-Schulte .. Maloney
=. Barry 9, Slagle 2. Tinker Double plays
Barclay and Needham: Brown, Tinker
and Barry. First base on ballS-Off Will
lis. 5; off Erown. 2. Struck out-Ry Will
lis. 4; by Brown, g. Hit by pitched ball
BY Willis, l. Time. 2.09. Umpires. Bause
wine and Emslie. Attendance, 1850.
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Chicago Cattle Market,

Chicago, May 70
NATTTE-Receipts. 1850; maj ket steady:
good to prime steers :,OOfI61i
flOGS-Rec aiptS, 1J,00; mixed and
butchers, l,MJG0.
IiE:P-Receipts, 900: good to choice
WethcrS 4IJG,I.J
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Two-base hits-McIntyre 2, Coughlin.
OLeary. Three-base hits-Killian. Ferris.
Sacrifice hits-OLeary. Parent. Stolen
bases-Coughlin, Crawford. Bases on
halls-By killian. !: by Winter. l. Left on
hases-Oetroit, 8; Boston. =. Struck out
BY killian. 3; by Winter. ,. Double play
-Of.eary to Schaefer to Crawford. Time.
lbs Umpire Sheridan. Attendance. 300.
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AT NASHUA

Hard hitting won the game for Man,
chester, to >. Murphy was batted hard
in the second inning. the visitors scoring
five runs. O'Toole was then substituted.
The score:
Manchester 81 i 0 0 0 o 0-1-10-2
Nashua O 0 l G D o. 81
Batteries-Whiting and Cote: Murphy,
O'Toole and Eaton. Time. lao Umpire.
Stafford Attendance. 400.
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Which is Most valuabl.

Which is Most valuabl.
cream or SKINNED milk? Well, Com.
fort Powder Is no more like taIcnr.
powders than cream is like skin,na,
milk. Comfort Powder is far mo-,
healthy for the skin and bundras
times more healing and soothing :,
you use anything but Comfort po,,.
der on yourself or baby you will ma.
a mistake. All our druggists cell 4
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One test for distinguishing diamonds
from glass and paste is 10 touch them
with the tongue. The diamond feels
much the colder.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
American League Standing.
AT DETROIT.

The locals did the best batting they
have this year. punching hits and earn
ing every run or Winter. Kiliian was
very effective and was never In danger
after the first inning. The score:
nETpOTT
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At New Bedford-The Haverhill-New
Frdford game was postponed wet
grounds.
At Fall River-The Lynn-Fall River
game was postponed: wet grounds.
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NEW EM6LAMD LEAGUE.
New England League Standing.
AT CONCORD.

Lowell won the liveliest game of the
local. season by batting rally in the
seventh The batting OF Mclaughlin.
jackson were the features. The score:
Lowell .......O 0 0 03-10-l
Concord ...0 2 0 u o. 81
Batteries-Tierney and Anderburg; Slime
aud Duggan. Time. l5I. Umpire, Nc
Cloud Attendance. 900.
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EASTERN lEleUE.

At Jersey City-PrOvidence. 4: Jersey
City, 3.
At Toronto Toronto, 6; Buffalo, 5.
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Cornell Wins Meet with Pennsylvania

Philadelphia. May 12.-In todays
Pennsylvania Cornell dual meet at
Frank field. Cornell won out easily
by score of &c to IL.
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SJGAR-Weak; fair refining. 81 ZIG
50 test 3-fG; refined easy.
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=,
t;GGS-SteaGy at AZ: firsts, 15i.M1G;
prim" frsts. 1GH; extras. is
enthusiastically; 13.Mli.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished Daily by J. }. ouinlan & Co.;
Office. Opera House Block, Augusta,
Maine. Tel. 52.2.
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ToNiGHT's FlsT,c SCHEDULE.

SATURDAY.
Jimmy Walsh vs.. Phil Logan. Philadel-
mia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-13

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Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1905-06-16
NOTICE OF
TAX SALE.
DELINQUENT LIST OF PROPERTY FOR THE
YEAR 1904. LINCOLN COUNTY. NEVADA.

Notice is hereby given to those whom It may con-
cern aud to the following named persons and TO all
owners Of or caiments to, the real estate and im-
provements thereon, or improvements when a.
sessed separately. hereinafter describ d known or
unknnwn TaAt the taxes for State and County
purposes for the year A. u. 1904 as essed against
the folloSing described pieces or parcels Of pro-
perty are now denquenti that ten per cent penalty
and two ,s2.o0l dollars. cost OF advertising, has
been addcd In each case. that any piece or par
eel OF prop srty upon which said taxes, penalty
and costs shall remain unpaid on.