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The Cook County herald., 1905-09-16
D0CtQ[B[lgQam says
MANY PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE
kYe1xa E. pnGrhay711s
Vegetable Compound

The. wandera1ul power of Lydia E.
Pinkhass1s. Vegetable Compound over
the. diseases, Of wpenanl1ind is not be-
cause=itl is, a sti1msllant, not because it:
is pal al[5etlwee. ba1t simply because it is:
the n9s1 wonderful tonic and recon-
strucbarever discovered to act directly
upon ,dhe. geHeratlve organs, positively
curifaHdisaase and restoring health and;
vigom
Marvellous erfeS are reported from,
aAl:parts, OF the country by womens who,
have BEEN cured. trained nurses who,
have witnessed cures and physicians.
who, have recognized the virtue, off
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound;, and are fair enough to, give,
credit where it is due.
If; physicians dared to be frank: and
open, hundreds of themwould aeknoml-.
edge. tAat they constantly prescribe
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetables Com.
pound in severe cases of female.ilas,. as
they know by experience it can be: re-
Lied upon to effect a cure. Qha. follow
ing letter proves it.
DR.. S. c. Brigham, of 4 Brigham
Park. Fitch burg, Mass, writes:
sit gives me great pleasure. 20, say that I
have found Lydia E. Pinkhans's Vegetable
compound very efhcaclous, and often ore.
scribe it in my practice for female difficulties
MY oldest daughter found it VERY benea-
eial for uterine trouble ogne.t1meaeo and nv
youngest daughter is now taking ft fer f.
male weakness, and is surely gaining in health
and tfstrength. -
~I freely advocate it asa most reliable spe-
Scff1c in all diseases to which women are sub.
ject, and give it honest endorsement"
Women who are troubled with pain.
full or irregular meastruation, bloatinr
Tor hatulence), 1eaeorFhoea, falling, in
dammation or liberation of the uterus,
ovarian troubles, that bearing-down
feeling. dizziness, faintness, indiges-
tion, nervous praGtration or the blues.
should take Immediate action to ward
off the serious consequences, and be
restored to perfect health and strength
by taking Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound, and then write to Mrs.
z'Pinkharn, at Lynn. y Mass, for further
free advice. No living person has had
the benefit of wider experience in.
treating female ills. She has guided
thousands to health Every suffering
woman should ask for and follow her
advice it she wants to be strong and.
well. =.s.. Z ..yss} !
The Cook County herald., 1905-09-16
A Has-Been.

Fogg-I heard a pretty compliment
paid you the other day.
Mrs. Passey-Indeed! May I ask
what it was?
Fogg-I heard some one say how
pretty you used to be.
Mrs. Passey-Used to be! Do you
call that compliment? l call it an
obituary notice.
The Cook County herald., 1905-09-16
PRESS COMMENT.
Norwegian and Swedish Journals on
Riksdau's Pru1Qsats.

Norwegian and Swedish Journals on
Riksdag's Proposals.
Nome of the Norwegian newspapers
like the terms proposed by the Swed
dish rfksdag, by whiui Norway must
be permitted to retire, from the union.
Aftenposten says: @What we hereto
fore have had to dco with Sweden has
tended to sharpen our. watchfuEness in
these matters. Presumably we will not
therefore harvest bitter and discour-
aging experiences: anew. The first
contribution to careful valuation of
the Swedish proposition will be re-
ceired through the deliberations of
the riksdag, also ti1rough the establish
ment of a new Swedish government"
1T is nota tempting dish that the
Swedish special committee has pre-
pared" says Qerebfadet- ut demands
the abandonment of the Notifications
| along the frontiers It demands that
the Norwegian people shall take a
referendum vote on the action of the
storthing OF" Jure 7, and afterward re-
new the proposition to separate. We
can safely say. that the Swedens are
aiming t1eir arrow. too high and that
they take the risk of falling outside
of the> game and Of seeing Norway
| taking it's own course to win recoe3ai-
ton Of it's Independence"
Inaelligenssedlerne holds that the
two absolute conditions, imposing a
new action by a new storthing Or q
plebiscito and thereafter a new prop
e,sitisn to Swede to dissolve the
union, are very dfflcult OF: accept
aRce ~These, two conditions seem to
| be the indications of Swedish inter
| ference in Norwegian affairs and a
Swedish assumption Of superiority
| which we cannot acknowledge"
Aftonbladet (Stockho'm) is com
| pletely satisfied. The report is de-
cidediy serious and temperate, and
the committee is to be complimented
for being able to formulate a unanlm-
GUS report, when there were such
widely divergent opinions among it's
members.
Stockholmstfdningen is only partly
satisfied and Vart Land (ultra-con
I servatiye( Is in doubt whether to con
! gratulate Swenden or complain. Meth
! er paper is much impressed with ref
erendum on the question. s5}
= 4 . 5
The Cook County herald., 1905-09-16
Such IS Life.

Time 1866 Barefoot Boy (solus)-
Gee! only jest wisht l was million
aire wunsti
Time O5-MiT95onaire formerly
Barefoot Boy)-Ed give my millions if
I was a barefbeted boy again!
The Cook County herald., 1905-09-16
Happened. to- Think Of One

Happened to Think Of One.
Tommy (wiio> has been looking over
the real estate' advert1semeuts)- Paw,
is there such a. thing as an undesir-
able vacant lJB?
Mr.. Tucker-Centain}y, Tommy
the front row at a comic opera.
The Cook County herald., 1905-09-16
A friend Of the hoIso-
4 ss4 Aloe ct the Truet
Calumet
{. :. !. Baking n !
49, - ~-.. = - r.. s~zi n ESSz99S.
y ~,,-,--~ ARAD0X 80
n - T4F
Y -
001syDts00 witt, the Pure Food Laws:
>@M.',.*. Ot oIl 8tatee. .. s.
Fell Down.

Fell Down. II N
I'D be willing to work for meal o.
victuals, n,a'a1n," said Eaton Jogalong,
on'y amt strong enough. I've been
sunstruck." Isf
"Sunstrucll?" echoed the woman in
the kitchen door. "WEat were you.
doing when that happened?"
,"I was workin' outdoors in de bla3-
in SUM-" -:
Here his imagination failert him, and
he blundered.
Il was cuttin' ice, ma 'sm;" he said.
The Cook County herald., 1905-09-16
Of fQmIbtT,rl Voice.

Hostess-Mr. STnnick, can't you in
duce Miss SoreeehIy, over yonder, to
Oblige us with somg2
Sinnick-zi cam but I'm afraid that
after you'vephea her you won't think
she's obliged you.
The Cook County herald., 1905-09-16

HEAVES CAN BE CURED.
We have guaranteed cure for HEAVES, COUGHS
and COLDS. Guaranteed to cure none y refunded.
One package by mail, 6oe u pkgs. by express with
written guarantee to cure. s5 90.
Wilbur Stock Food Co., lI32d Street, Milwaukee, Wis.
The Cook County herald., 1905-09-16
Taking IN the Coin.

"Talking about Inventions" said the
business man, Il have a little machine
in my place that would make me a
millionaire if l could only keep it 60
ing all the time
"Wbat is it,"
"A cash register"
The Cook County herald., 1905-09-16

personal experience I thoroughly en-
dorse your remedy, and am glad of
the opportunity for saying so.
Yours truly, -
(SignedD MARY ELIZABETH LEASE.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
Sold by all dealers. Price, SO cents
per box.
The Cook County herald., 1905-09-16
Fits Either

! -r. s,l,-s:, Fits Either. 4 II 4,s- X: ~.
...My son-in-law, has splendid de.
liveryf .4. ~: . II. :, Is, s.
ids Press X ss @s. S.s.}, s=. -. -
The Cook County herald., 1905-09-16

! Dear sirs: AS
m a ny. of m y
frien d 8 have
u s e d Do a ms
; K i dn ey Pills
eand have been
cured of blad-:
der and kidney
troubles, feel
it my duty to
recommend the
m e di C ne to
those who rsuf-
fer from such
diseases. From
The Cook County herald., 1905-09-16
AMERICAS BRIGHTEST WOMAN.


Mary E. Lease Feels It Her Duty TO;
Recommend Doan's Kidney Pills, as
Mary E. Lease, formerly political:
leader and orator of Kansas, now au-
thor and lecturerAthe only woman
ever voted on for United States Sen
ator, writes: - Z >sy$ss3 ~ L,
The Cook County herald., 1905-09-16

Observation-Disclosures is only partly
satisfied and Vart Land (ultra-con
seryatiye> Is in doubt whether to con
gratulate Swenden or complain. Meth
or paper is much impressed with ref
erendum on the question. u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-02
The Weeks Schedules.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday-New
\ ork at BOSTON, Philadelphia at brooklyn.
Fittsburg at st. Louis, Chicago at Cincin =
natl
Thursday-Ncw York. ut Boston. Phila-
dclphia at brooklyn. st. Louis at Chicago
Friday and Sat,irday-BOstOn ut New
York. Brooklyn ut Philadelphia. St Louis
at Chicago, Cincinnati at Pittsburs.
at Cincinnati
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Tuesday and Wednesday-Boston at
New York, Washington at Philadelphia,
st. Louis at Detroit. Cleveland at Chi
cagO.
ington at Philadelphia, st. Louis at De-
trOit
Friday and Saturday-New York at Bos-
ton, Athletics at Washington. Detroit at
St. Louis. Chicago at Cleveland.
Sunday-Cleveland at Chicago, Detroit
at St. Louis.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Tuesday-Lynn at Haverhill, Nashua at
Lowell. Manchester at Fail River, New
Bedford at Concord.
Wednesday-Ncw Bedford at Concord.
Haverhll at Nashua. Fall River at Low
ell. LINN at Manchester.
Thursday-New Bedford at Manchester,
Haverhll ut Lowell. Fall River at Nash
ua, Lynn at Concord.
F'rday-Fall River at Concord, New
Bedford at Nashua, Lowell at Lynn, Ha-
vcrhill at Manchester
Saturday-Fall River at Manchester,
New Bedford ut Lowell, Concord at Ha-
vcrhill Nashua at Lynn.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Tuesday-Jersey City at Newark. Provi-
dcnCe at Baltimore. Montreal at ROchcS-
ter. Toronto at Buffalo.
Observation-Disclosures at Baltimore,
Newark at Jersey city. Montreal at Roch-
ester Toronto at Buffalo.
Observation-Disclosures ut Baltimore,
Jersey City at Newark, Montreal at Roch-
ester. Toronto at Buffalo.
Friday and SaturdaY-BaltfmOre ut Jer-
sey City, Newark at Providence. Roches-
ter at Toronto Buffalo at Montreal
Sunday-Buffalo at Montreal. Jersey
City at Newark. Baltimore at Providence
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
Tursday-IIolyoke at Hartford, MerideH
at Springfield, New Haven at Norwich
Bridgeport at New London.
Wednesday-Norwich at Holyokc, New
London at Hartford, Springfield a,
| Bridgeport.
Thursd, ,, at Spriggfie,d' H dpl
den Hartford at New Haven.
Friday-Srringticld at Meriden. Bridge
port at New Haven. New London at Hol.
yoke Norwich at Hartford.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ut Springfield
New Haven at Hartford. Norwich at New
| London, McriGen at Holyokc.
| COLLEGE GAMES.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT C Columbia al
New York. Iale-Mdinc 1T New Haven
| Princeton-BrOwn at Princeton, Cornell
Franklin and Marshall at Ithaca. Dunn
| barton Club-Georgetown at Washington
| Harvard I.aW-EXetcr at Exeter.
| day-Harvard-C Colby at Cambridge
| Nalc-Andovcr at Andover. Columbil-Sy
| racuse at Syracuse, Wyoming Seminary
| Carlisle Al Carlisle.
| Saturday-Penn-Pr Princeton at Philadel
rllia. Harvard Holy Cross at Worcester
| Grttysbtrs- Lebanon Valley at Annvlle
Vale Brown at Providence, Columbil
| Corpell at Ithaca, Massachusetts STATE
| College Exeter at Exeter University %
| l-rsinIS- Carlisle at COllegeville.
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JAP LABoRERs NOT WANTED.
610 Of Them Held Up BY Authoritie
At Seattle. Wash.

seattle, Wash. May It'll" steamer
olympia is anchored il the stream here
with go Japlnese iaborcTS aboard who
are to be landed and distributed ainn';
the sections of the Great Northern Rail-
road. The OricntllS were brought from
plantations in the Hawaiian islands b.,
the Oriental Trading Go. Of this city.
The Western Central Labor Union be
hcves that thu importation of the jap
anesc is III violation Of the alien con-
tract labor laws and an attempt is be
ing E:aCe Ia prevent their l,cing landed
Carrying a cargo OF $4,000 tons ot
freight and - locomotives for Japan in
additional t. Il larg" passenger list the
Stcimshi? Minnesota cleared this port
Monday for tn" Orient. The locomotives
arc CONSIGNED to Yokohama and are t.
be used on the railroads of Japan AMI
Nanchuria. They are of the japanese
standard gauge three feet and six in
Cncs Five more will be shipped from
Tacoma soon.
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FESSEN0EN WlTHDRAWS.
Does Not Want to Be Member Of
United States Senate.

Stamford. CT. May 1.-StItc Senator
Samuel FeSScndCn. Monday. announced
his Wlthdr;i wal rs Il candidate inl
tnited States senator to succeed tho
late United States Senator Orvil!c Ii.
Plat. The reason for the withdrawn
was lot given, but it WAS said that it
resulted from a conference held. Sun
day, and that Il formal statement
would be issued i'll behalf of Senator
Fesscnicn later in the day.
At the time of the election of cX-
GOV. Morgan Bulkcly to succeed Jo-
scph +. Hawley as United States sen
ator. Mr.. Fcssenden WAS the leading
opposing candidate. Candidates HOW in
the field to succeed Senator Plat in
cIllde Ex-Governor Geo. i. Mclean of
SimSbury. Congressman Frank G..
Brandage of New London. Congress-
man +. j. Hill Of Norwalk, State Scna-
tor Allen w. Paige of Bridgeport, ans!
State Attorney Donald 4. Warner of
Salisbury.
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PEKARz CAPTURED.
Wanted at New York in Mrs. Roscn
berg Murder Case.

New York. May 1.-EdwGrd Pekarz,
the young man for whom the police
have been searching for several days
since the body of aged Mrs. Sarah
Rosenberg was FOUND lying in her HON"
i'm East 101st street. VAS arrested. Mol
dav. The detectives who made the ar
rest declare that Pe,;arZ has practically
admitted that he killed .,lrs. Rosenberg
for the money She hal in the house. H.
told them that he hal been living in Il
lodging house in Brooklyn since the
crime was committed.
When the Lody of Mrs. Rosenbcr1
was found there were two great wounds
on the head and a blooi-slaincd ham
mer vas lying nearby. The old woman
had been dead about fou" days. Ii wa
learn 81 that PckarZ. who had boarded
with Mrs. Rosenberg fer some tim"
hal not been seen sine, the woman s
death. Invest i2atiOn developed the ia
that he had disappeared from the Shoi
where he was employed as harness
maker, the day the woman died. Tho
arrest was made. Monday, in Brooklyn
, just as Pckarz was entering Il harness
shop where he had secured employment
| Mrs. Rosenberg was about % years
; of age. Pekarz is about -.
The police say T"ElrZ told them he
believed that Mrs. l,uS 'n'jcrg had con
siderable sum of money in tn" house
! but that after killn;: her Ec could lin'
: only $12 PektrZ is Il I:nhcGlian and has
been in this country only since Jan. .
act
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In his recent book, "Child Slaves Oh
Great Britan," Robert II. >heraru
writes: There are thousands OF our
poor children Iii London starving, not
ON account of the poverty of the par
cnts. but by reason Of the iSn"rahct
ANA sIoth Of the mothers. They know
nothing Of cookery. they wish to KNOW
nothing They do not care for tht
trouble. In every London stun YOU
will! lind Il fricd-lsh shop, or Il cooked
meat shnp, or Il grocer who sells cnt"se
and pickles and pottcd things. 1t j.
much eusicr and less Worriting- ike
to send the childl Ell out with cOppcrs
for Il pennor;h of fish ana chips or Z
bit Of cheese ana pickles than to coos
anything Tor them
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Seven Years Ago Yester-
day Dewy Made History.
His Old Officers Call on the
Admiral to Pay Respects.
Banquet in Evening in Honor Of Anniversary
Of Victory.

Washington, May 1.-Scvcn years
ago. today, Admiral Dewey, then com
modurc, sailed into Manila bay WIN
the Asiastic squadron ana gained the
victory. which won for him the title OF
admiral. In COmncmOration 81 ihc
event. Il number Of the officers Wh"
served with Dewey, today. called on
him ut his office and paid their respects
ANA later with their wives or otHef
ladies of their families. were the guests
of the admiral and Mrs. Dewey II
luncheon at the admirals home.
Tonight the admiral and officers mot
at IL BANQUET in honor of the victory.
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BASEBALL.
Boston, AM, Wins--Nati0nals Lose
Lobby Beats Mass. Aggies==
Maine Beats Haverhill.

score of : to A. Lcith was hit harder
than Harris but managed to keep the hits
scattered The fielding of Harris was tn"
feature. Score:
Manchester 20 l 0 0 3 I o. 81
Fau River. 0 > O+-E-a
Ratteries-Ieith and Cote: Harris and
Sullivan Time, 1.3i. Umpire, Stafford.
Attendance. 600.
AT NEW BEDFORD.
The home team won it's first game OF
the league series. defeating Concord in
a Thinning game by IA score of to 6. The
runs were mainly the result of loose play
ing and bases on balls. The game was
called to permit the visitors to catch d
train. Score:
New Bedford ........4 0 0 8 0-9-6-:
Concord .O4 OOO2 Oft
Standardization and Covency
Sherwood and Duggan. Time. 1.50. I'm
pirc, McClOud. Attendance, lGO.
At LOwell-The Lowell Haverhill game
was postponed; cold weather.
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Baseball Notes.

Mike Firms Toledo team lost the first
five games.
Boston Nationals seem to have picked
up IA real pitching star in Young.
Joe Kelley has been advised to remain
out of the game for two more weeks. and
give his shoulder complete rest
There promises to be lively scramble
for the Mace left vacant by the death OF
Billy Rogers of the Boston Nationals.
Detroit shut out Cleveland twice. last
week and cleveland performed similarly.
All shut-out games were in succession.
RiIly Hamilton has found some lively
teams in the Pennsylvania circuit: lis
Harrisburg team was shut out in the
opening game.
Tacoma recently won Filming to I
game from San Francisco. after losing
a morning game to 0. silk umpircd
finely in the series.
Duffy seemingly has picked UP prizf
package in Courtney. 1t would have paid
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Nervousness and Nerve.

The more nervous n man is. the less
nerve he has. That sounds plradoXical
but it isn't: for nerve is stamina.
EooIS Sarsaparilla gives nerve. 1t
tones the Whole system, pcrfects dlCeS-
ton and assimilation. and is therefore
the best medicine a nervous person can
take.
II YOU get tired easily. mentally or
physically, take Hood's-it VIII do you
good.
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Sacrifice hits-Mathewson, Donlin. Two
tasc hits-Buwcrman, Wolverton. Fraser
=, Mathewson .. Thrcc-base hit-Mertes.
stolen baseS-Strange. DOnlin. Dahlen.
Double rlay-Cannell. Abbaticchi" and
Teuney First base on balls-Of Mathew
son. :: off Fraser. T. Struck out-By Ma
thcwson. :: by Fraser. . Balk-Mathew-
son. Wild pitch-Fraser. Time. LIS. I'm
pirc, tombstone. Attendance, lJn.
AT BROOKLYN.
Philadelphia 20 0 l-iE
Brooklyn ...0 0 0 - D.
Ratteries-Ccrridon and Doom; Eason
and Ritter. Time. 1.J6. Umpire. Bause-
wine. Attendance. $40.
AT CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati 100 0 $3.50
Chicago ...0 0 0 o ) V-"-?-l
Ratterics-Hahn and Schlei: Briggs and
King. Time. 1.i2. Umpires, Klein ana
Emslie. Attendance. 1859
AT ST LOUIS.
St JOuis 0 o 0 ! Obj
Pittsbmrg .......0 o 90
Batterics-EaGaua and Warner. Grady
Flahcrty and Carisch. Time, l4e. I'm
pire. Opay. Attendance ZOO.
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Colby, 10; Mass. Asgies, 5.

Amherst. Mass. May 1.-Heavy batting
won for Colby. today. tn" game with the
game with tn" Massachusetts AgEies by
a score of 10 to !, Coombs of Colby led
at the bat. The score:
Colby ..........0 o 0 0 O-1O-l2-'
NJ. A. G. .O 0 0 5 j. ~
acknowledgements ana Dwyer: kenne-
DIV ana Ingham. Umpire. Rafferty,. Time,
% Ate ndance, 200.
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Maine, 10; HaverhiII Cycle, 8.

Havcrhil. Mass. May 1.-The baseball
hire from the University of Maine. Orono,
Me- had no difficulty here, today. in de-
fcatinE the Havcrhill Cycle Club, by the
score of 10 to s.
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NEW YORK.

.Hatted for Hogg in the fifth inning.
Boston ........0 l ! ! q :.
New York 30 0 % }
First base on errors--Bost"n !. Lev on
bases-Nc~ York; 2; Boston tc oo II or, hrs i
struck cut-By Iiogg. 2, by Ortiz >; by
Young i. Hts-3 t,i a"ss' sr pn o 5ris.r r.
1wn-hase hits-Collns. DouGh.rty. CON
roy saeri,e e hi.E nsyElbeF stGlf VII
liam. and Chase. Hit by pitched ball
rs Hogg. /. Wild pitch-HogE; Balk q
Nogg Umpire. O'Loushlln. lime' ~
Attendance. 2G0.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
WASHINGTON Il o ! - y :
Phila delphia II oIt-'
Batterics-H-lghes and Kittredge: Coax
,Av. Waddell and Schreck. Time. IN. I'm
cire, Connolly. Attendance. Je'
At DETROIT.
6, ,ou,s al 900 > ! 0-s-12-C
ne,roit .....o 0 . 0 . . 0 0 %, =
Batteries-t;ladc and Sugden; Muliln
Thomas and Wood. Time. Loo. Umpire
sheridan. Attendance. 1900
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connecticut LEAGUE.

At New London-New London. IS; New
Haven. IA.
At Observation-Disclosures. .: Holyoke, o.
At Embellishments Bridgeport game
postponed; cold.
At pringield-Springfield. 10; Hart
ford G.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
American League Standing.

New York, May line .,a
Americans were defeated touaS'
Boston champions In Slowly -.
game which lasted through il n'.''e
Criger's three-bagger and fomns
h,ousht In the winning runs. the score'
BOSTON.
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new ENGLAND LEAGUE.
New England League Standing.
AT NASHUA.

Cold weather made good baseball an
impossibility. and Lynn won from the
home team in a listless game. The fea t.
IRE Of the game was double play by
Beard and Hart. Score:
Lynn ............2 O 0 1-9-10-a
Nashua .......0 S o 0 0-S-10-2
Ratteries-GOkey and Daum: Welch.
I1eahey. Driscoll and Eaton. Time, 2h.
Umpire, Brady. Attendance. 1000
AT FALL RIVER
Errors by O'Hara and Dwyer in the
eighth inning gave Manchester the run
that won the game with Fan River by a
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Raltmore-Baltimore, 5; Provi-
dence, 2.
At Observation-Disclosures, j: Montreal. 4.
At Buffalo-Buffalo. !: Toronto, 4.
At Jersey City-Newark, II; Jersey
City 6.
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The state of education in Russia
may be judged from the fact that there
is ONLY one village school for every p
600 persons.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
National League Standing.
At BOSTON.

New York won easily from Boston
a. Sup.rior team work at the bat by
the visitors enabled them to score at Will.
Mathewson. while hit fairly hard "as
yprv effective when men were on BASES
The score:
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Minister Bowen Will Sail May IA.

Washington. May Limited States
Minister Bowen has cablcd the state
department that he will leave Caracas
for Washington on the steamer sail
ing. May II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-02

that such slucgers as Freeman VIII be
Of little use to the Hostons at tn" bat.
The harder you hit at that delivery, III"
farther YOU will miss the bhh' SAYS
ZONES. .'I'he only thing you can do Is to
SWING easy. try to meet it ana leave the
posi- to luck
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-02
OTHER GAMES.

At Hanover. y. H-Dartmouth. 6; Holy
Cross. }.
At Acknowledgement. 6; Phillips Ando-
yer. l.
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At LOwell-The Lowcll-Haverhill gam
was postponed; cold weather.