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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-11
Advocated by Bristow In
Panama Canal Report.
Double Track and Modern
Rolling Stock Recommended
For Panama Road--.AIso Opening Of Ports
To All On Equal Footing.

Washington, July 10.-The report Of
joseph l.. BristOw. who was appointed
d special commissioner to investigate
trade conditions and other matters af-
fectinG the Panama Railway and
Steamship Co, was made public. today.
The report discusses from several
points Of view the question of what
policy should be pursued by the gov
eminent in the management of the rail-
road and makes d number of import
ant recommendations. Among these are
the continuance of the railroad as a
commercial line with improved facil-
tiles for handling commerce, including
double tracking and re-equipping the
line with modern rolling stock; the en-
largem.nt of its port facilities; the re-
tention of the steamship line between
New York and Colon; the cancellation
of the contracts with the Pacific Mail
Steamship Co. and the South American
lines and the opening of the ports of
Colon and Panama to all steamship
lines on equal terms; and in certain
contingencies the establishment by the
railroad or steamship lines between
Colon and Gulf ports and Panama and
important United States Pacific coast
ports. 1t is also recommended that in
traffic connections American steamship
lines be favored as far as consistent
with the treaty obligations Of the Unit
ed States.
Mr.. Rristow spent several months in
his investigation, visiting the Isthmus
Of Panama. important towns on the
western coast of Central America the
1sthmus of Tehauntepec. Mexico. and
the Pacific coast of the United States
His report reviews the entire history Of
the railroad and discusses allegations
that its local freight and passenger
charges were excessive and its traffic
contracts with steamship lines monop-
n,iSfiC.
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SPORTING NOTES.

Martin ]. Sheridan. the new all-round
hampton, is one Of the greatest ath-
letcs that this county has ever seen.
II was his first attempt at alI-arO,ind
work, and when one stops to consider
that fact it is fair to assume that he
should be able t. place the record at "A
point that should not be touched for
many days.
Miss May Sutton. the virtual worlIs
woman tennis champion. has had a
marvellous career. She has been promi-
nent in California and Pacific coast
tennis since she was T. years old. ard
in tn" last three years she has had the
most extraordinary record of not losing
set to any single opponent, an I'M
Drccc Tented performance. She is now
ONLY 10 years old, and. in spite of her
generous weight, covers court at
lighting speed. Nor. over. she is master
Of Swimming the net. lobhinG and
smashing. No woman the game has
ever produced has been her equal in
hard hitting.
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The Weeks Schedule.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday-Cncinnati at Boston. P1ttsburg
at Brooklyn. Chicago at New YORK. 81
Saturday-St. Louis at Boston: Chicago
at Brooklyn, Pittsburg at New York. Gin
cinnati at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday and
at Chicago. New forh
at Detroit. Philadelphia at Cleveland
Washington ut st. Louis.
Friday and STANDARDIZATION at st.
Louis. New York at Cleveland. Philadel-
pha at Detroit. Washington at Chicago
ton at Chicago.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Tuesday-Haverhill at Manchester. New
Bedford at Concord. Lowell at Lynn. ran
River at Nashua.
Wednesday-New Bedford at Lowell
Lynn at Manchester. Nashua at Haverhill
1.-TWO games), Fall River at Concord.
Thnrsday-Fall River at Mancheste.rr
Lynn at Concord 1.-TWO games). Haverhlll
at Lowell, New Bedford at Nashua.
Friday-FaIl River at New Bedford
Manchester at Nashua, concord at ia
verhill.
Saturdav-Concord at Manchester;
Nashua at Lynn. Lowell at Hayerhill
1.-TWO games), New Bedford at Fall River.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
Observation-Disclosures at New London
Holyoke at Norwich. Springfield at Meri-
den. New Haven at Hartford.
Wednesday-Norwich at Bridgeport
HolyOke. Hartford at Meriden.
Thursday-Meriden at Bridgeport Nor
wich at New Haven, New London al
Springfield, HolyOke at Hartford.
F'riday-Rridgeport at New Haven. Nor
wich at Holyoke. Springfield at Hartford
New London at Meridcn.
Stturday-Nc London at Bridgeport
Il,r M Haven Norwich al
Springfield. Mcridcn at Holyoke.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday-New-
ark ut Toronto, Jersey City at Rochester
Providence at Montreal. Baltimore IA,
Buffalo.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday-Ncw
ark at Montreal. Jersey City at Buffalo
Providence at Toronto. Baltimore al
Rochester.
Sunday-Baltimore at Montreal
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A BOOKLET OF 90 PAGES OF SUM
MER RESORTS FOR 1905 FREE
At the General Passenger Department,
Boston & Maine Railroad,
Boston, Mass.

''Wherc to go on my vacation That is
the d0cstion which usually gets around
at this time of year. Well, you can go to
the White Mountains in New Hampshire
to the Seashore resorts of Maine along
the beautiful North Shore of Massachu-
settle: to Lake Wmnipesaukee, Lake Suna-
pee and hundreds of lake and inland
country resorts in New Hampshirc; to
Vermont, Canada, New Brunswick. Nova
Scotia, Central Massachusetts-in fact the
real vacation country is reached by the
Boston & Maine Railroad. and the beauti-
full illustrated Resorts and Tours" where
contain 80 pages of hotels. resorts, illus
tratiOns and descriptive reading enclosed
in a delightful two-colored cover. All in
formation regarding railroad rates, hotels,
routes. etc, will be found here. This
booklet will be mailed free upon receipt
Of address by the General Passenger De
partmcnt, Boston & Maine Railroad, Bos-
ton.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Prince and Princess ArisuEawa Of the
imperial family Of Japan. left London
Monday. for Portsmouth. Eng. where
they were Ia spend the day. sailing for
japan from Southampton. today.
County Collector T.. J. Mackey, com
mitted suicide at Phillipsburg. y. J..
sometime during Sunday night. by
hanging. Mackcy was one of the lead.
ing citizens Of Warren county and was
sheriff several years ago.
John Costello. "A New York merchant.
has been fatally stabbed at his summer
home on Staten Island. He was enter
tanning a number of guests. and II is
said. left the house to resent remarks
made by passers-by, one of whom is
believed to have stabbed him.
The steamer Zclandia reports at San
Francisco that the steam whaler Will
liam Baylics arrived at Nome, June 81.
with a catch of five whales. amounting
to 10000 pounds of bone: the whaling
steamer jeanette with four whales, or
$500 pounds of bone; the steamer Mar
Whal with one whale. or 1900 pounds of
bone. and the steamer Belvederc at st.
Michael with her machinery disa bled
and no catch reported.
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Baseball Notes.

Jim Collins has been making a hit d
game OF late.
Minneapolis has the lead in the Amer
lean Association.
The Cincinnati Reds will play in New
Bedford. Aug. Is.
Ferris. Gibson and StahI of the Champs,
have a perfect fielding average tn date.
Jack Doyle's bad ankle has driven him
out OF baseball He has been released by
Toledo.
Mike Finn il trying to substitute Har-
risburg for Montreal In the Eastern
League.
Cleveland and Philadelphia are tied for
second place in the American League
standing.
Charley Moss has left Haverhill. He is
said to have gone to Philadelphia to play
on the police team there.
Bucksport beat Newport. s to Z. at
Bucksport. Saturday. in a whirlwind nm
ish, scoring two runs in the ninth.
Kansas City had Milwaukee going. to
20. in four innings. July ). and the Mil
waukee team then made seven runs.
Harry Ncshitt who played four seasons
with the Williams College team. Is play
ing with the Walkover team of Brockton.
15S.a55 fans attended the is American
and National Lelgu. games on lndepen-
dence day. a gain of 155S over last year.
The New England League teams are
playing a fast article of ball and extra
inning contests are almost daily occur
renee.
Lachance hit for .2l1 in ~ games for
Montreal Gibson. the catcher of that
club released to PittSburS. hit FOR .3lo IN
IS games.
Bransfeld has stolen II bases for Phil
adelphia this season. almost three times
as many us he stole for PittsburE all
last year.
Winter. StahI and Collins of the Boston
Americans. are tied for first place in the
batting averages of the team, each having
an average of .2o1.
Jesse Burkett is evidently faiting his
hating average of late. having now
reached the .252 mark. a gain of nearly
100 points in two weeks.
Walter Rrodie is playing a brilliant
game in the field for Providence In q
recent game he accepted eight chances.
five Of them great running catches
Not member of the Boston American
or National League teams is hitting at Il
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darkness. Smiths single with the bases
full in the sixth inning. which kehoe al
lowed to get by him. nctted the home
team three runs which were sufficient tn
tie the score. The visitors outbattcd
Manchester two to one. EOlz pitched
great ball in the last nine innings. The
score:
Manchester OO0OO3OOO OOOO-3- G.
New Bedford l 90 30 900 0 Ole:
Ratteries-Volz and Cote: Elliott and
Coveney Time, 3h. Umpire, Harstings
Attendance, 20.
AT NASHUA.
Two wild pitches by Vail gave Nashua
the game over Lynn. to 3. The game
WAS quite exciting: ORIOLES pitching
was the feature. The score:
Nashua .........0 0 ! l l 80
Lynn ........O o OG 0 0-33--;3;-
Batteries-OTcole and Wiley; Vail anC
Daum. Umpire, Kerlns. Time. 80. AT
tendance. 80.
At Concord-The Concord Havcrhil
game was postponed; wet grounds.
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10 to his credit when the agony was

BILE to his credit when the agony WIS
over.
1t seems as though ev :; yUhet T ~ com a,
monty called "a fan carries htmIncT
and the moment the first bal ~ throw" q
they start In on the nnvil chorus. IL :"
mity and become the butt OF more or
less pcrsOnaI remarks before the close OF
the contest.
The management Of the Augusta team
has secured a special car - e. 90 ~n
players and all others who WISH 10 20
with the team to Winthrop. this after
noon The car will leave the cup rooii,s
ut ito O'Clock: The lineup Of the An n!;,as
Ia team will be: II. Remission. c; F1ics,
| n: Wiley, Id; Moody, 2b: Penney; So
Craig, ID; Abbott. If; Watson. CT; whey
Irf.
| one feature Of the contest. yesterday.
was the presence of the players from the
| iIalIoweli and Winthrop teams, Their
stock of remarks WAS rcplete with va,
riety of grotcsquc baseball Phrases ana
to hear them talk Of the future prospect, !,
cause most anyone to laugh. 1ney seen,
to carry the idea that IN the future an
that will be necessary Will be 70 appear
on the field and the game VIII pc "oh'
from either Of the participants IN yes
ltcrday's contest But baseball Is Il game
of chance and one never knows anything
IabOut the game until the last hdh ID Jul
The appcarancc of the Ringing Bros.
circus on the Driving Park grounds play
cd hlvoc with the playing surface on the
| diamond, and Manager Purinton ana a
large corps Of assistants. mainly mem,
bers of the Augusta Athletic and SOcial
| Association, worked a greater part OF th'
day. before the game. yesterday, in put
ting things right. The diamond was
rolled by the steam roller and presented
Il fine playing surface for the game, but
the outfieid was bad. especially in right
Here the sod had been torn UP by the
heavy carts of the shows and on being
replaced presented 'humpy appear
lance. 1t will take some time for them tC
| settle and will naturally affect the field
ers' records. especially in making a run
ming catch.
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STATE NEWS.
SOMERSET.
MERCER.

Mrs. Frederic Of Augusta and Mis-,
Clara Downs Of Massachusetts visited
at Frank Kelley's, last week. They
also called on Mrs. g. s. Morse.
Carl Morse and Miss Maud Varney
spent Sunday in Starks.
DIR. Head gets there on time az h.
has fine automobile.
Mr.. Otis Is able to walk out.
Mr.. Harris has fine bed Of straw
berries and furnishes the Belgrade no.
tel with nearly four bushels per day.
Mrs. Frank Wells Is in poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Walton Of Mad.
ison have been visiting at f. j. Wal.
tons.
Dana Orbin is improving.
The central on the Farmers Tele.
phone line will be at Mr.. Browns after
August 6. Our present central. Mrs.
Greenlief has done all that one could
wish and all regret losing her.
CANAAN.
Miss Fidella J. Fowler visited friends
in Lewiston a few days, last week.
Mrs. F. G. Dunlap and son Clarenc.
of SkOWhegan were the guests Of her
brother George Smith, Sunday.
Mrs. Omar Furber has bccn in town
for few days.
Misses Mae and Emma Goodwin have
returned from Ma ssac5usetts wher,
they have been teaching.
Schools closed throughout the town,
June 80, for the summer.
Owen Hussey of Watervi,le visited
friends in town a few days last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Church are
passing a few days in WatcrvilIe. this
week, the guest of friends.
Quite a number from here ATTENDED
the celebration at Skow1cgan. July l.
NORTH FAIRFIELD.
Clifton Wheeler of WATERFOWL. Mass,
is visiting at the home of his grandpa
rents. MIR. and Mrs. George I. Tibbetts
George Tibbetts was in Skowhegan on
business, Saturday.
Everett Savage of Bingham, is visiting
his aunt, Mrs. Laura Head.
Miss Nora Goodwin and brother Carl
visited their aunt. l.. A. Hoxie. at her
summer cottage at North pond, last
Thursday.
Many of the farmers in this vicinity
have commenced haying, although grass
is generally green and it will be late in
the present week before all the moving
machines will be in commission.
A party of young people from here vert
on a picnic excursion to North pond. FIJI
day, and report lots of fish and goOa
time.
l.. J.. Walton and Forrest Goodwin Of
Skowhegan, were transacting business in
this place, Il few days ago.
Miss Lizzie HoXie of Smithfed is Wis
iting at A. Il. GOodwin'S.
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ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.

District Of Maine. s.
ON this Sth day 90 July. a. n Lou
on reading the foregoing petition. -
ordered by the Court. That hearing ,.
had uron the same on the 18th day ~
July. n. -. 1906. before said Court n
Portland. In said District. At ten c'riocs
IN the forenoon. and that uotire thrrrpl
ne published in The Daily kennehec jour
nal. "a newspaper printed in said Iastrift
and that all known creditors. and othrf
persons III interest. may appear ~ th.
said time and place. and show cause.
any they have. why the PRAYER OF saa
petitioner should not b. granted
And Il IL further Ordered nv tho Court
That the Clerk shall send by mail e. ~
known creditors copies nf said rrtitica
and this order. addressed Ia them NJ thew
places or residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable CTARENCb
HALE. Judge Of the said Court. Fnd w
seal thereof. nj Portland. w s1lh nistrh-
on the Sth day Of July. a. u. 1905.
H.. $ JAMES r. HIEWEY, Clcrk
\ true copy of petition and order thei-
on.
IANU.c IIEwEY Clerk
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Trolley League Notes.

Augusta will meet Winthrop at Win
throp. this afternoon.
Gardiner is somewhat revensed for Sat
80, ers, baseman for the Augusta
w liies' 40 his first error Of the season.
in ~. Gardiner game Monday.
Gardner Journal; Nothing
succeeds like success, and ho otni ofH aSs
bah team in succession.
-. tho umpire of yesterdays con
h',,c,,,ad that he understands the
an mo of baseball and yasging, from the
s s.an't. IN no way affects his decision.
LT,as showed up well with the stick. Sc
Ills bis share of the hits during Mon
d da,ise game. He had single and a dou-
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Tie municipal library of Frankfort ON
the Main. an institution having more
than 10000 volumes on its shelves. pro
poses to establish special section for
American publications. public and pri-
vat". An influential committee has been
formed tn raise funds for the purchase of
books for the American section. which
is to comprise historical. philosophical
i;;dicial. political. industrial. commercial
and sociological literature The library is
open to ALL free of charge. and the under
taking should prove important link in the
amicable relations of the two countries.
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Trolley League Standing.
Trolley League Schedule.

,ruosd,v Gardiner at Hallowell. Angus
tn at Winthrop. u =. c,rd;ner
Winthrop at Augusta postponed from
July 1W 1,,uouou
t-riday~Winthrop at Gardiner.
Satmra,y- Gardiner at Augusta, Halo
wcJl ut Winthrop.
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Attest: JAMES y. HEwEY. Clerk
Bankrupt's Petition for Discharss.
In the matter of
TAYLOR INMAN In Bankrupt
To the HON. CLARENCE

To the HON. CLARENCE HALE. Juasss
OF the District Court OF the ohl'''
states for the District of Maine A..
TAYLOR INMAN. of Halioweli. N w
County of Kennebec. and state OF Maln'
in said District. respectfully represe,, =
that on the 18th day of January, IN,
past. he WIS duly adjudSed banslu,p "a
under the Acts of Congress relating a
bankruptcy; that he has duly surrcnoe.,.ra
all his property and rights Of proper,
and has fully complied with az ~, ~.
requirements of said Acts and OF tne W
ders of Court touching his bankruptc!i, IL
Wherefore he prays, That he may pe az Us
creed by the Court to have a full , n
charge from all debts provabie asas n,s
his estate under said bankruptcy h AZ
except such debts as are excepted py '"'
from such discharge ana.
Dated this 9Th day of July. A. D. lse'
His
TAYLOR X INMAN'
mark
Bankrupt.
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A story is told in Paris of a diplomat
who represented a South American re-
public few years ago. There had been
SO many revolutions at home that tbs
financiers there had no time to send him
his salary. But he took this misfortune
the legation except bed, table and
some chairs and occupied one room with
his principal attache, who cooked the
meals
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
New England League Standing.
AT LOWELL.

The reorgsnized Lowell! team defeated
Fan River. to 4. principally by timely
hitting and Door work of the visitors Nc
IauGhIin left the local team and Cross.
Merritt and Wall have been released. The
score: =, =,
Fall River do 0 0i-2-0
Batteries-Bushey and Q. jackson; Lee
Harris and J. Sullivan. Time. 2.05. UNI
pire. O'Brien. Attendance. 'aU
AT MANCHESTER.
Manchester and New Bedford played =
lnnin1s to a tie. the game being called
nth the score to 5, on account OF
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Athletics Make Il Three Straight
with the White Sox.
New York Defeats Detroit and Chicago Beats
PiHshurg---6ames Postponed.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
National League Standing.

Boston July 1o.-Although they were
considerably outbatted. the locals defeat
ed Philadelphia. ; to 2. today. by bunch
ing their safe drives. difficult stop
by Raymer resulted in ? double play. A
catch by Magee in which he came in cor
tact with the fence was feature. The
acOre.
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GARDINER

Three base hit-pcuGlass. Tw"-basr hits
Files. =. Kcnniston. Scott: S S,L hn ,,,
Craig Wiley 1. Moody. Beane. Abbott:
Davis >. Allen 2. Watson; Clas"n. rasscd
bali-Davis. Base on balls-Messcnsrr'
CIason. Abbott. Allen. n kenn's'H,, -
riiico hits-Munro. Scott. Name. mPlrs'
rarkcr Of Turner Time. la. Attend
ancc 20
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Bankrupt's Petition for Discharge.
In the matter of
GEORGE o. DILL,


GEORGE Q. DILL. In Bankruptcy
Bankrupt.
To the HON. CLARENCE HALE. Judg.
of the District Court of the United
States for the District of Maine.
GEORGE Q. DILL. of Mt Vernon. IN
the County of kennebec, and state q
Maine. in said District. respectfully rep
resentS. that On the ID day of july. lsl
he was duly adjudged bankrupt under the
Acts of Congress relating To bankruptcy
that he has duly surrendered all MS prop
erty ana rights OF property and has fulli
complied with all the requirements # SAN
Acts ard Of the orders of Court touching
his bankruptcy.
Wherefore he prays that hc may y
decreed by the Court to have full DIS
charge from all debts provablc against
his estate under said bankruptcy Acts
except such debts as are excepted by lag
from such discharge.
Dated this LIST day 81 July. a. u To-
GEORGE q. DILL
Bankrupt
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PHILADELPHIA.

Earned runs-BOstOn, I: Philadelphia. I.
Two-base hts-Moran. Abbaticchio Sac
rifice hit-Cannell. Stolen base--Tenney.
Double play-Raymer. Abhaticchio and
Tenney. First base on balls-om CORR
don, 2: or Young I. Hit by pitched bail
-Wolverton, Dolan. Struck out-hy
Young. 5. Wild pitch-Young. Time. ]. 10.
Umpire. KLEIN. Attendance. 1865.
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Witness to his mark,
M. +. SAWTELLE.
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREoN'
DISTRICT OF MAINE. SIS. N

DISTRICT OF MAINE. IS. n ,e,
On this lst day OF July. A.; A. u !, is~
on reading the foregoing pett,,um.. r;ny b,
Ordered by the Court That al, heddd ay Of
had upon the same on the ?sth ro u1f At
July, A. D. 1905, before SAID n.cIock
Portland in said district. at zen ,bereoi
in the forenoon: and that notics c" Io,,r.
be published in The Daily ke mn District
and that ali known creditors. and ot .Ss
persons in interest. may appear cause. Il
any they have. why the PRAYER Vi So"
tition should rot be granted ~ the
And 1t is further Ordereu, ~ mail
Court. That the Clerk shall sena , ui NJ.
to all known creditors copies o, ,hem at
tition and this order. addressed 70 'h'"
their places Of residence as stad~' pENCE
Witness the Honorable CLan ma Inc
HALE. Judge OF the said Court i,,strict.
seal thereof. at Portland. In sa ~.
on the Sth day of July. a. y Eye' CLERK.
IL. ST. JAMES r. HEwEl,. .r there
A true copy Of petition ana o''e'
Attest: JAMES Z. lIEwEr. c'e'-
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Connecticut LEleuE.

At Meridcn-M cridcn. 1: New Haven. 0.
At New I.ondon-Holyoke, 4; New Lon
don. >.
At Observation-Disclosures 4; Norwich. }
ia innirGs,.
At pringhcld-Springfeld. Z; Hart
ford. 3.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
American League Standing.
AT CLEVELAND.

Cleveland .....o q o o $50
Philadelphia "a o o o o 0 $500
Batteries-Joss and Buelow. Coakley
and Schreck. Time. 10 Umpires. Kelly
and CoEnor. Attendance. tS
AT DETROIT
New York 80 1-3
Detroit .........e o o q o 0-o9-i
characterization and Doran: Chesbro
and Mcclure Time. i.J. Umpire, Con-
molly. Attendance. $50.
A. Chicago-The Boston, Chicago game
was postponed. wet grounds.
A. 81 Louis--The st. Louis-Washington
game was postponed. wet grounds.
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A household necessity. DIR. Thomas
F.cIectric Oil. Heals burns. cuts. wounds
of any sort: cures sore throat Group, ca
taTrh, asthma: never fails.
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Il owe nv Who'll" life To Burdock Blood
EitterS. ScrotulouS sores covered my
body. ] seemed beyond cure. r. T. B.
has made me n perfectly well woman"
Mrs. Charles Hutton. Bcrvillc Mich.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-11

Years of suffering relieved in night.
Itching piles yield ut once to the curative
properties of Doan'S Ointment. Never
fails, At any drug store 30 cents.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures 3: Buffalo. 1.
At Toronto-Newark. g; Toronto.
AT Montreal-The Montreal Providence
game was postponed; wet grounds.