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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-20
SAYS HEUUICK IS FATHER
4 Chicago Woman Makes
Serious Charges Against
tssg~crnor Of Ohio.


,New YORK sepi. 90 - special IRON
Chicago to the world sys:
Minnie Leo. who IS known as Mrs
alaric iters Lawrence. BE- giving Cover
s,of n ~ Hcrrck 81 Ohio & lot Of uou-
Sc. Becenus according 20 the gov
Afnor's siatemcrt she renewed the at
ieinuis nrst u,ado Eve yeats ago, to oh
iain monos from him.
''According 70 superintendent sohu-
nachor OF tho Pinkerton's agency here,
sesinnie Lee has been known m the
sWesi Randolph street disiric, twelve
years Two years ago she bought the
s,opse al SOS Warmer avenue after Civ
ttr un htr house Al 2as West Ratdolph
street. sre had two doueh,crs who mar
sicd wealthy men. pmkeron's superin-
fenient says
Miari6 Lee or Marie tvos aw-
,ence. first went to Go,n nerricS
at bis orie 10 Che society for Savings
tark iu sssyaahv. prior 70 biz becoming
tovcrnor Of thc state OF Ohio. She told
MI iiefriek that she represented Helen
Buiier gtl of sixteen Years Of age.
she mother Of 3 cnud bori ~ ls3 West
c-Sandolnh street Chicago
otI know YOU are the father 90 that
ch,id. she told Governor Ecriek I'VE
uevr would have known had We not
srcoenizcd your picture 20 she papers.
The Governor i'iuicnled the story
and the woman was eeic.ed from the Of
sro he had never seen the woman be-
tnre and has never seen her since. Her
tur,her efforts at sccurins MONEY hav'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-20

"a cold OF cough nearly SiSaya produces
constination--thc water all runs TO the
eyes nose and throat instead Of passing
ou, OF the system through tho liver and
kidncys For the want Of moisture the
bowels become dry and hard" Keunc.
dys Laxative Honey and Tar IS the ori-
ginsi laxative Cough syrup. Il meets
and corrccts Tie above conditions. bs
ac,ns as pieasan, cathartlc on the
bowels -eNpcls am colds from the sys
icni and cures al coughs GROUP. whoop
ing cough. Lagrippo, bronchitis etc
sold by G. r Rentro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-20

The number OF Europeans who
speak English has doubled in a cen
idry, 80 thai p per cent Of the popula-
uon Of Europe is English speaking
There are far more English speaking
people outside England-in the United
Staest. Canada and Australia-than
In England: and now that English has
been made the compulsory language
in India abou. sOO0Oo.oOo people have
been. or are in process Of being. add
ed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-20

Everything Is IN the name when Il comes
20 Witch Hazel salve +. c. DeWitt
8 Co.. OF Chicago discovered some year,
ago how 20 make a saive from witch Ha-
zel that Is a specific FOR Piles. eczeiaa.
euts, burns. bruises and an skin ar
seases peWiirs saiye has no equal. THIS
has given rise 10 numerous worthless
counterfeitg. ksk for DeWhrs--the SEN
ulne sold Nv c. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-20
Herrick Tens of Former Attempt !
Biackman

Columbus, o.. Sept 20-- Governor Her.
riok left for Cincinnati without adding
anything to the meager statement he
mdae Saturday night regarding the att
tempt to obtain money frslm him by
Minnie Lee and Helen Butler of Chicago.
That statement is as follows
Two years or more ago Chicago
woman, whom had never seen before
came TO Cievelnnd and attempted to get
money from m I drove her ont of my
Office and placed the meter in the hanos
OF my attorney He engaged the ser-
vices OF the Plnkerton detective agency
Of Chicaga ana had her inyestlgnted. The
Pmkortons are at liberty go publish an
lhoy fpond out concerning her Recently
she has renewed the Wfempf 1 nity
se She nas attsmptea g work the same
gaiur On othefs
h addidon. the governor only said
iiHi the Lee woman was apparently nifty
yeits oid when ue sW her in hts o'ar'
in Cleveland SEVERAL wears ago. ana vey,
/ houcly
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rown.Ite FIaht at loornIsh


Special t. Daily Leader.
Ardmore, !. T.. sept. 2O.-Unitcd statcs
officials have arrested ED Morgan. Or
Sutherland. Monk Dunney and Mr.. East
ern, well known residents OF Cornish. IN
connection with the townsite hgh, at
that place. 1t is alleged thae they at.
tempted 10 intiInidate a townsito pro
mcter named Brasington. who was g'ver
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-20

During the last six months ireland
sent to Great Britain l4s.101 more
cattle. .lOsi6O more sheep. and only
742 cower horses than were received
FROM the rest OF the world.
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town. has been removed from office
clowndes is cited to appear before United
State Judge DlcSerson at chicEasha to-
day for refusing TO obey an order OF tho
court to remove tho p6stoficc back 10
its original site u is learned that tht
feeling is very bitter in Conich
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-20

notice rot TO let the sun go down on
him in Cornish. THE parties arrested
were released oa bond Of $500 slch. Fed
crol officials arc lt Cornish invcstigat-
ing the situation.
L is learned lbat Postmastc Clowrdes
who removed The postonco TO the new
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-20

Good servants read the sds They
have learned that the best places are to
be obtained in that way-without having
to pay commissions. Most OF the poorer
servants can't read at all
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Clean Those cloves.

For cleaning kid gloves. removing
grease spots paint, tar, etc, set box
Of Fogg's chemical chalk at Leader Of
fee. Price 10 cents.
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The lock TO be placed in the Danuhe.
Oder Caual will be l3l feet high and
TIE highest in the world.
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phenomenal The nest and best eaunfed bellhss '
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obatng al Of lchtd aeeyae Thorough
work. In a y
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A. M, D. i.
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: FoRgsrpARk UNIVERSITY.


open Parents can a
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PAINS?

s1f
awful
monthly and others continues month month week week
What
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of
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TO
md a million other happy, rejoicing women viz
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Il 81 had dragging pains and fall
ko10 ing womb. writes Mrs. Ina Baytcs
of Sherwood, Tenn. "My health
I1lc was bad and could hardly do my
work. Cardui cured me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-10
coeBOSSEE FISHING.
Several Catches Rerorted-An Expedi.
ton to Do Great Deeds.

Prof. e. w. Thiem,. director Of the
National Home band, who is, by the
way, one of the most succe ssful fisher
men in this vicinity, returned, yester-
day morning. from short trip to Cob
!bosseecOntee. His catch amounted to
five nice trout. the largest OF which was
brown trout weighing five pounds.
The string was the subject OF much adj
miration on the part of these who saw
the fish.
G. p. Potter. in company with DR.. H.
G. Black Of Hamonton. Mass. passed
the day at Cobbosseecontee. Monday.
returning late in the evening. with a
string of six black bass. All Of the fish
were fine specimens. the largest weigh
ing three pounds. and the total weight
of the catch being IA pounds. After
several hours of vain effort. the gentle
men succeeded in at last locating a
good fishing ground. and both are con-
fdent that if they repeat the effort.
which they intend to do in the near flu
ture, they will return with much
largo string of the fnny tribe.
1t is expected that there will be a
dcarth of fish of all kinds at the lake.
after Thursday night, and those fisher
men who are DESTROYS Of getting any
salmon or trout will do well to make
their arrangements for fishing before
that date. The reason for the above
expectation is the fact that an expedi-
ton has been organized. and is at
present being fitted out for the express
purpose of visiting the lake on the
above date, and catching. or trying to
catch. everything in the shape of a
fish. excepting, of course. white perch.
as they are at present the forbidden
fruit among the fish tribes of Cob
bosseecOntee. The names of the men,
beers of the expedition are withheld be-
cause of the modesty of the gentlemen
comprising the party. so it will be
necessary to state briefly that one Is.
with the exception of the city marshal.
the highest officer on the police force.
while another member, also on the
force has the reputation Of being the
most inveterate fisherman on the force.
and will leave his bed at any time of
night to go a-fishin'. The third men,
Der is the agent Of the American Ex-
press Company. The expedition will
start after the close of business hours,
Thursday afternoon, and while at the
lake will be the guests of MeSSrs. Up
ton and DIlrymple, at HammOnd's
grove. 1t will be a mighty gathering
of piscatorial experts. and their friends
in town are thinking of chartering the
Hoyt's express car on the A. w. and
G. Railway. to bring home the catch.
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! !: J;
" up the whole system. Lea wee

gentlemen haye asked to be heard at
the sessions Of the baseball investiga-
ton commission. but that they are like
" to be barred out and perhaps not
even represented by attorneys. Secre-
tary Sullivan shudders at the thought
of having them both in the chamber at
once. He fears he would have to drop
his pen and pry them apart. Mr..
Spalding is quarter Of a century
younger than Mr.. Chadwick, but the
word FOUNDERS almost makes him for
get their friendship. Either Of them
could address the commission for three
weeks on the subject Of baseball with
out getting this eide Of 1850.
So the commission intends to do its
solemn duty without them. From the
Astor Library it will have much base
hall lore, including the famous Boys
Own Book of Sports" that thick vol
ume with colored plates which was an
authority 40 years ago. The British
Museum has been asked to furnish all
possible data on FOUNDERS.
SubpOenas will be served on centena-
rians suspected Of having played one
old cat during the War of 1912. One
man has written to Secretary Sullivan
from California to say that baseball
was invented in jamestown, y. Y. and
that he will come on and prove it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-10

finish. Sections are 20 he reservod ..
Harvard and Cornell iner. with 49,,
friends. e'r
The governors OF the Automobile c,,,,
Of Worcester, Mass. have changed ~.
date Of the hill climbing contest N T..
held under the auspices Of the ,,,,,
from May 10 to May 25. The eover,n"'
have also decided on a hill in Janesvi,,o
known as Dead Horse hill, which ia nn.
mile long. with average gradient q, ,as
per cent. Entry blanks will be sen, =
day or two. ii
The annual meeting Ct Brunsu,o,.
Bicycle Association vas held Monao.'
night, at the Office Of President Rarra.,
Potter. The officers reports showed ~
extent Of bicycle paths built in the nas,
year and made recommends tons for ~
corning year, after which the apnronr,,
tons were made for the differen, CO.,
tons Of the town. A large amour, =.
new paths will be built this wear an,
the present paths will be improved IT,
election OF officers resulted as follou,.
President. Barrett Potter: vice mrs.;
dent, Thomas H. Riley; secretary-traa.-
urer, David d. Gilman: executive con,
mittee, Barrett Potter, Thomas II
Riley, ]. W. Fisher. Charles l.. yort
o. A. Burkett. Isaiah g. Elder. Prof
VIM. A. Moody and David D. Gilman
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the Colby team displayed en- these two
anG 1t is believed on the other hand
that the lapse was only temporary.
The events of Wednesday afternoon
VIII tell the story.
The general feeling on the eve of the
battle is one of confidence. The chief
mainstay of the team is Lucky John
Coombs. captain and pitcher. From
the days when he was the idol of the
COburn lads and lassies to the present
time. he has had constantly growing
reputation as twirlcr. Today it is no
exaggeration to say that he is the
terror of the State. And this year he
mas some new Ones-tricks of delivery
that make the dreaded spit ball" look
like the traditional dime and four
nickels. Yea, verify. ''Cy" will be there
with the goods on Wednesday.
And down behind the bat will be a
Wlry, closely-knit lad from Knox
county. His name is Dryer. and he
is freshman. His first acquaintance
with the great national game was
When he was very. very young When
he entered Hebron he was found to be
AN acquisition. They stationed him
behind nome plate and he holds the
remarkable record of never having
missed an inning the whole four years.
The Hebron score books for that period
constitute an unbroken record of his
success. For two years he led in hit
ting and his fielding has always been
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-10
The Weeks Fistie Events.

George Gunther VS.. Charley O'Rourke
Douglas A. c. Chelsea.
Abe Attell VS.. Harry Forbes Detroit.
Tommy Murphy vs.. Hughey McGovern
Philadelphia.
Joe Angel vs.. Fred Landers. Grass Val
ley, Cal.
THURSDAY.
Fred Sidney VS.. Kid Pantz. North Alb
ington.
Sammy Smith VS.. Jack Roller. Philadel-
phia.
FRIDAY.
Matty Baldwin VS. Kid Herman. John
A. Sullivan VS.. Billy Keefe. Johnny Regain
VS.. Spider Haley. and Young Cuddy VS..
Billy Magee. Unity s. and A. c.. Law
renee. g.
Billy Melody VS.. Martin Duffy. spo-
kane. Wash.
Benny Yanger w. Young Erne. Balti-
more.
Eddie Preston vs.. Young Foley, Battle
Creek. Mich.
owen Moran VS.. Danny Dougherty.
Philadelphia.
SATURDAY.
Jimmy Walsh VS.. Phil Logan. Philadel-
phia.
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BAT AND BALL, MITTS, ROD AND REEL.

verhill at Fall River. Lowell at Manches-
ter, Nashua at Concord.
Friday-Lynn at Fall River. Haverhili
at New Bedford. Manchester at Nashua.
Lowell at Concord. .
6aturday-Lynn at Fall River. Havers
hill at New Bedford. Nashua at Aanches-
ter. Concord at Lowell.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT at Springfield.
New Haven at Meriden, Holyoke at Nor
wich. Hartford at New London. q
Thursday-Norwich at Bridgeport. Meri-
den at New Haven. New London at Hol-
yoke, Springfield at Hartford.
Friday-Norwich at New Haven, New
London at Springfield. Bridgeport al
Hartford, Holyoke at Meriden.
Saturday-Meriden at Bridgeport
Springfield at New Haven, Norwich al
HolyOke, New London at Hartford.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Wednesday and Observation-Disclosures al
Montreal, Buffalo at Toronto, Baltimore
at Newark, Providence at Jersey City,
Friday-Buffalo at Toronto, Providence
at Jersey City.
Saturday-Buffalo at Toronto, Provi.
dence at Jersey City. Rochester at Mont.
real, Baltimore at Newark.
Sunday-Baltimore at Newark, ROches.
ter at Montreal Jersey City at Provi.
dence.
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Veteran Shortston on the Colby Nine.
been making good stops and excellent
throws. in practice. and can always
hit the ball when the necessity arises.
Craig is an Augusta boy who has
been a central figure in Colby athletics
since his entrance to college. This
year he is in better form than ever
and gives promise of making an ex-
cellent showing. Besides being good
fielder, Shorty has the handy habit
of placing his hits where they will
count for the most. He is the best
baSe-runner on the team. and no man
can pull a wild throw from catcher
any easier than he can.
Another Hebron man is TribOu of
Rockport who has proved himself to
be one of the heavy hitters. Besides,
he has the knack of watching the bats
man closely. and usually knows in
stinctiveIy where the flies are going to
a!ight. If instinct fails. however, he
makes use of an extremely active pair
OF legs. and is on the spot when the
ball arrives. There's nothing the mat
ter with Boo
Even at this late day center field
and right field are somewhat uncer-
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Waterville are talking Of but little else
than the approaching contest.
The new clay diamond has been SUBJ
iected to almost incess:in. rolling, and
if bad weather does not intervene will
be extremely fast when bowdoin and
Colby cross bats in the second game Of
the Maine intercollegiate series.
Bowdoin will come up to the plate in
the first inning flushed With the success
of last Saturdays victory over Bates,
while the Colby team i.as it's record
against a Maine college team yet to
make. The Massachusetts trip was the
bitterest disappointment that the
friends of Colby have hal to swallow
for many a day. After making good
showing against Amherst and clipping
the wings Of the "Aggies," the team
went down to an easy defeat at the
hands of the Williston Seminary young
stcrs, and was beaten oy Harvard in a
game that was called in the fifth inning
out of consideration for the feelings OF
the spectators.
Opinions differ as to the cause of the
trouble. 1t is held on the enc hand thai
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-10
READY FOR CONTEST.
Yachts Prepare for kaiser's Cup Race
Across Atlantic.

New York, May 9.-The II yachts en-
tered for the Kaiser's cup race across
the Atlantic from Sandy Hook light
ship are being given their final prepa-
ratiOns for the contest. BY the end of
this week all will be ready for the
start. May 16 and n day or so before
that time the majority will be at an
c!:or inside Sandy Hook awaiting the
Official send away. Most of the yachts
already have been locked and their
auxiliary propellers removed. leaving
no means of propulsion except by sail
and from now on the crews will be
busy taking aboard stores for the long
voyage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-10

Third BaSeman, Timely Hitter and Star
Base Runner.
gilt-edged. While at Hebron he found
time to be quarterback of the football
team, and was substitute quarterback
for Colby, last fall.
Harold L. Wiley of Cherryfield will
hold down first base again this year.
His playing is of the steady, con-
scientious sort, and he has made a
marked advance over his last years
work. pete" will certainly make
good the coming season.
Second base has been the bone or
much contention, this season, but Is
now fairly in the possession of Tilton.
who shared only half the honors. last
year. He has developed into snappy
fielder who goes after all the hard
ones without a thought of his fielding
average, and gets the ball to first,
third or the home plate on schedule
time. 'riton is hitting the ball well
this year, and much is expected of him
in this lire.
The veteran Pugsley is again at
short stop. This is his fourth season
on the Colby Varsity, and he has
never failed to make things hum once
the season is fairly started. He has
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-10
vouno Men for Presidents.

For the near future. at ieas" w ..ree
political parties intend to show pieces pr presi.
to young men as candidates FOR inc .ssnt
dency. their experience with the p, essul.
one who broke all records IN youthT1She
ness. having been highly sati stamsch Bit.
experience with Hostetter cantMry. has
tiers extending ;.Sv oy satisfactory to eveyons
anS the necHrd Of Of stomach ye es
bowel and disorders osssr H%1sseas
You cannot sleep. eat. work or, or enc, or dis
IL any OF these organs are wo,, 10 try a
hottie toaay and good health will . ns Ute
M,re reward. II cures poor Sros ass
kidney troubles. dyspepsia: 'n snsist on
and malaria, fever and ague' '"''
having HOstettec's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-10

tam. There is but little doubt, never
the.ess. that Pile of last seasons team
VIII retain center field and that Rey-
hoids Will go to right. unless unex-
pccted developments take place. Other
candidates are Gould, Starkey, Whit
ten and Cotton.
Inc management of the team, the
present season. devOlves upon Arson
l.. llllson of Oakland. who has been
an lndefatigable worker for the teams
success. Albert X. Stetson Of Houl-
Ton Is assistant manager. and gives
promise of being a fitting successor to
Manager Tiilson. next year. Before
coming to Colby he was manager OF
the Honlton High school team, and
under his leadership the team enjoyed
Il niSnly successful season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-10
SPORTING NOTES.

The boxing season closed in Salem
Monday night. when Willie Mack Of
Lawrence bested Duke Cahill Of Lynn
III an etgnt-round bout. CabiIl was sub
stitutsf for Tommy English Of Boston,
and did good work.
The interest being taken in the pros
pective boat race between Harvard and
Cornell has resulted in a Tlan to erect
grand stands that vii! seat 1000 per-
sons. The stands are to be located on
the only available site adjacent to the
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New England League Standing.
At MANCHESTER.

= ASAs
CONCORD defeated Manchester, Z to 6, in
1v.innipx game. At batting rally in
the ninth inning. combined with errors.
gaze the visitors four runs. tying the
Concord 100 $500 1-7-Il-s
Nanchsster ) o 90 % . o 0 0 % s;5
6atferies-Sherwood, Steventon, Frock
and Knots: Morrissey and Cote. Time,
2fG Umpire. Ksrins. Attendance. 200.
: :" ~ AT LYNN.
. Fab River won It's second game from
Lynn ~ q score Oft to 2. Gokcy was MT
herd, while Lynn was not able TO MT
cy:and Labeiis was the only feature. The
Fasl River - lle 9Es-H-:
'f Hsi,: :;s:.;i and suihvan; Gokey
ana Tracy. Time. ia Umpire. Brady.
Attendance So
AT HAvERHILL.
with two men on bases and two out in
the ninth inning OF the gam, . with s,n Ms~
winning the game from the vieitors by
the srore OF to s. Up to the eighth In
Mug varney allowed but four hits. DMt IN
tho ninth he was hit hard. Blatchford
clever fielding kept the score down. The
score: =, n
H Nv sn,,or,;: J s1SSs 81. j.
ka&,er1es-Varney and Ahearn; Batch
fnTil ana Coveney. Time. LA. Attend
ance, 40. Umpire, Stafford.
AT LOWELL.
Although Nashua made three hits to
Lo~eils one. they were not made AZ OPP
score OF . to .. The score:
Lowell .........0 o I % 49,
Nashua .........o 0 o o OO-9-2
Batteries-coughiin and Anderbnrg: II.
Mnrrhy and Eaton Time $50. Umpire.
Mc(,lo,,r Attendance. 36.
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The Weeks Sehedulss.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


WAf1uessiay-Chicago at Boston ftwc
tames3, ST. Louis at New York. Cincin-
nstt at .Brooklyn, Pittsburg at Philadel'
phia.
Thursday and Friday-Chicago at Bos.
ton. 81. Louis at New York. Cincinnati
4teBeoolrlyn. Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
+, 0aturday-Gincinnat at Boston. Pitts
bs,Y az Brooklyn. st. Louis at Philadel-
phia. Chicago at New York.
-Gunday-PittsbnrG at Brooklyn.
T. -, -. AMERICAN LEAGUE.
{ Wednesoay-C Chicago at Detroit.
Thufa0ay-Boston at Detroit, Washing
tom q CletelAnd.
Friday ana STANDARDIZATION At Detroit
Maship4t0N. at Cleveland. New York at
Chtcae0. PHILADELPHIA at st. Louis.
.seunday-New York at Chicago. Phila-
6ephiA. ats Louis.
80 NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Observation-Disclosures at Lowell. Con-
cord at Nashua. Lynn at New BEDFORD.
.Hayerhin at Fan River
Fhu.sdey-sLynn at New Bedford. Ha-