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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-09
cRAP SHOoTERs DO Up 4 cor
Hammcrsley Had TO go on Sick Leave
Only one Arrest Made

A gang Of young men we're shooting
craps al nth street and Lexington avenue
Yesterday morning when Detective Ham
merrley came along He rushed the crowd.
grabbing for dice and money, and they
downcd him and sat on him.
A passing cabman saw the detectives
plight and whipped mp TO the East louh
street police station. where he told the
sergeant that a policeman was in bad
way. Three cops were sent to the corner
on the jump.
They found that all the gang had fed
save William Simon. young plumbers
assistant. whose home IA at 1920 Lexington
avenue Hammersley's right hand was
gripped In his coat collar.
Hammersley was exhausted and badly
hurt He had got hard punching from
several OF the gang and his right eve was
closed and bleeding, Somebody had thrown
a stone at hun
Simon was taken TO the police station and
locked no on a charge of disorderly CON
duct. Hammersley went on the sick list.
-------------~------
Eat WheaienA FOR breakfast and be strong
Whcatena IL made 81 winter wheat ihats why MS
voods mats Uhy It's heHlthfui.-AdT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-09
south Dakota TO DO Away WIN Divorce
Colonies

Sioux CtrY Ia Jan g. Announcement
is made that the revenue is not worth as
much az the States good name, and that
South Dakota will lrGislate 10 stop the
divorce colony business The North
Dakota Legislature will hid for the busi-
Dess by having yen easier laws
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-09

The Brc'he'to,I of Carpenters by
ma iori,y VOC o, locals has reiec, ed the
plan OF anna rtma,.,n with the Amalga-
mated CaTper tcr-' Society The Amalga-
mated society had accepted The plan Of
RmmRamation bu' the o,her Union not
being willing. amalgamation is of for the
ureser.f
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-09
rUGENE r. WARE is GONE,
Ana the Motto over His Desk. The Lord
Hatch Liar" Has Dren Painted Oui.

md lhr WOII0 WNer HIS Ursk, 'Ihe LOrd
Hatch Liar" Has Dren Painted Oui.
WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-Eugene F. Ware
former Commissioner Of Pensions is gone
bu, he's not forgotten. Instances continue
TO crop out from time TO time reminiscent IF
his stormy carer. Mr., Wares favorits
motto; 1.-The Lord hateth liar, beautifully
done in gaudy colors over the desk Of the
former Commissioner has been paint ed
out by order Of high officer OF the Interior
Department.
Mr.. Ware had the words painted on the
wall. He never explained the suggestion
intended Somebody in authority resented
them. however. for early one morning last
week the Official white washer OF the Depart
ment appeared in the Office reserved for the
Commissioner and said that he was under
orders to paint out the obnoxious words
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-09
THE sEAnoAnn F1.oKrDA IInIrrp

IL the hh ldsoues and quickest Florida train Leaves
New YfTk daily At 1875 noon Two other h-h.
clGss uans Tor Pinehursl, Camden and Florida
roeorts once 1853 Broadway .--AdG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-09

FOR Cleveland, Cincinnati. 81 Louis. Detroit and
Chicagp leaves Grand Central Station 617 p "a
daily. Fine equipment. nns service. Reaches
e.evelAnd 1l5 A. NM.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-09

:lb neat morning. Cincinnati 10 =. NJ Indian
Apolt 1;uo y A.. 81. Louis VS. p NJ, b. Ntw YORK
CtLtrAl. I.nt service No cxcrss fATe.--Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-09

The days ~ health were ihc days when winter
wheat only used Whc0teuA mas always been
N 1de from winter gheat Tn N--Adr,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-09

Eat WheatrnA for breakfast and be strong
WhcatenA IL made of winter wheat that's Why it'S
good that's why rs heathful.-Adr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-03
Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

New York Oct =.
FLOUR-Reccipts. 1854; exports. $3.50;
sales $50: quiet but STEADY.
WHEAr-ReCeipts. 63.o11: exports, $3.50;
> red. SIS elevator: No. red. $,ls + b
af1oat; No. l northern Duluth. 3R f q b
aitoat; No. l northern Manitoba. 9lss o b
a.loat.
CORN-Receipts. 1880: exports. 151.39o
sales 10000 futures, lii,NO spot; spot
atloat; No. yellow. GO; No. . white. 60
OATS-Receipts, 2sS,0O0; exports. "a.
spot easy; mixed. 26G32 lbs, 33m35; natu-
raj white. 3NIt32 lbs, 3252G23; clipped
white, 36G,40 lbs, 3JGl36
CUT MEATS-Quiet; picked bellies. s.,
@1Ota.
LARD-Firm; western steamed. 10; re-
fined irregular: continent. 100; S. ~, SO:
compound, 53s@5B.
PORk-Steady.
BUTTER-Firm: receipts. 5261. street
price extra creamery. 21M21E: official
prices creamery common to extra, l7If21
state dairy common to extra. l6l.na01 4;
renovated common to extra. l5n1913 !;
western factory common to extra, 151
1I&,. western imitation creamery extras
10: do. hrStS, 11I.GIlS
EGGS-F>irm: receipts. 1874 state. Penn
sylvania and nearby fancy selected white
30; do. choice, 26@2S; do. mixed extra, ii
ais.
TATOES-lrregular: Long Island,
1.75G2.00; Jersey. 1.5Ou175; state, 1901. Is
Jersey sweets, 50Q52.
SUGAR-Raw. nominal: fair refining. 3:
centrifugal. 9G test. SIS: molasses sugar,
%; refined unsettled: No 6. 40; No 4,
No, IL. 3.S5; No. Il. $50: No. 10. $40: No. IL.
3.G5; confectioners A, 49,: mould a. SIS;
cut loaf $50: crushed. $50; powdered $50.
graduated, 4S0; cubes. SOC.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-03
Baseball Notes,

The New York Giants lead the Ma
tional League in fielding and oattlhs'
Fielder Jones struck out three times in
succession in Philadelphia, last lhurs-
day. Plank pitching.
New York won L. out of q games from
Pittsburg. which gives them majority
of games played with each CLUB.
The latest way to write baseball poetry
is to engage n padded cell. drink quart
of lamp oil and swallow lighted cigar
cite.
Manager Joe Kelley of the Cincinnati Il
National League baseball team. Monday.
signed a contract to manage the CLUB dur
Ing next season.
Chairman George Tebeau has called q
meeting of the national board for next
Wednesday at Cincinnati. to take up the
Howa I'd GrftithS matter.
Cincinnati Times-Star: Barney Drevfuss
claims to have spent more than $4,000 for
new men for next year. The Cincinnati
club has expended nearly as much.
The two Boston clubs are low down
cans stand 81 in batting. with the Ma
tionals at 2c6. In fielding the Americans
are e53. with the Nationals .946
In the event the White 6ox win the pen
nant the Chicago Nationals want to play
the Cleveland club a post-season series
Lajoie says his men will all lay away
their harness next Saturday night.
Frank Kitscn insists that this will be
his last year In baseball. Hit pitching
ability and thrift have brough. him ::
farm near Albion, Mich, well stocked
with domestic animals and briars. lie i
the leading citizen around Albion, as al
successful ball tosSerS are at their homes
and Kit is going to get all out of rura
life there is In It,
Washington Post: Although it has beer
reported that Herman Long will be re-
tanned rs manager and second baSeman Of
the Des Moines club, it Is said that he Is
slated for the management of the Boston
Nationals, next year. FREQ Tenney adj
mitted, in Cincinnati recently, that ht
would not have charge of tho team. anC
since Long has made such a success il
a minor league. and always has been +
favorite in Boston. it is not unlikely tina
he will land there.
Washington Post: Manager Stahl il
going to Princeton in the near future t
have a talk with Doc Hillebrand. thu
| football and baseball coach of the tigers
| in the hope that the big collegian viii
| consent to come to Washington. next sea
| son, and pitch for the Nationals. 1t l.
| believed that Hillebrand realizes now tina
| he will never he permitted to play profes
| sional baseball except with the Washing
| ton club. AS the national commission ha
| decided that he belong to the local clul
| and must report here if he wants to pla,
| in organized baseball. Stahl will max
| the former Princeton star a handsome of
| fer. for he believes that he is one OF TIL
| greatest pitchers in the country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-03
Football Games, This Week.
WEDNESDAY.


Harvard VS.. Bowdon at Soldiers Field.
Yale VS. Wesleyan at New Haven.
II of p vs. Gettysburg at Philadelphia.
Columbia VS. Seton Hall at New York.
Cornell IS. Hobart at Ithaca.
Brown vs. Massachusetts State at Prov
idence.
Carlisle vs.. Susquehanna at Carlisle. Pa
Iehigh VS.. Medico- Chi at South Bethlc-
hem, Pa.
Wisconsin Us. Marquette at Madison
Wis.
Dartmouth VS.. L. of Vermont at Han,
Michigan vs. Kalamazoo at Ann Arbor
Mich.
Harvard vs. L. of Maine at Soldiers
Field.
Yale VS.. Syracuse at New Haven.
l.. of P. VS.. SWarthnore at Philadel'
phia.
Columbia VS.. Wesleyan at New York.
Brown VS.. Worcester Polytechnic al
Providence.
Dartmouth VS. Holy Cross at Hanover
N. H.
West Point vs. Colgate at West Point
Annapolis VS.. Virginia Military at An
napolis.
Tufts VS.. New Hampshire State at Med
ford.
Trinity VS.. Rutgers at Hartford.
Dickinson VS.. Haverford at Carlisle, Pa
Bowdoin VS. Exeter at Brunswick.
Williams VS. Union at Schenectady.
LAFAYETTE VS.. trSinuS at EaSton, Pa.
Harvard Freshmen vs. Groton at Gro
ton.
Arbor. Mich.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-03
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings in Al,
the Leading Stocks.

New York. Oct. The course of today
money piarket justified last weeks spec
ulitive confidence that the tone would re-
lax after the special requirements of the
close of last week mad been met Thes.,
requirements included those for the turn
OF the month and for the quarter and also
Tor the very large syndicate transactions
which were put through. Syndicate pay
m"ntS on the bond issues were evidently
re-deposited Immediately and became
available in today's money market There
fore instead of Fridays rate for call
loans above per cent. and up to Z per
cent. there was only a momentary de-
mtnu. today. at per cent. and the free
offerings carried the rate down to 5 per
cent. In response to this prices of Sc
c'lrltieS were irclined to advance.
Efforts to awaken any animation in the
speculation, however proved mostly abor-
tive. Movements of any extent were con-
fined to industrial stocks of little promi-
hence and to q few railroad stocks which
have been the subject of pool operations
for a, long time past. The extraordinary
nature of the railroad traffic reported by
officials offers n clear index of the great
expansion of credits and heavy demand
for funds from all parts of the country
Favorable reports Of railroad business
have come to be received without sur
prise in Wall street, but reports, this
week. had to resort to such expressions
as ''deluged with freight" rush and
'overvThelmed' in order to convey the
idea of conditions.
An advance in the price of copper hero
apd in London induced only narraw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-03
MAINE FOOTBALL NOTES.

Colby will have its first game of the
season with Coburn, Wednesday.
The Maine colleges will play Har-
ward as follows: Rowdoin. oct. 4: q. of
Maine. Oct. Z: and Bates, Oct. II.
The Portland and Bangor high school
elevens both lost their first game
Thornton and Coburn beating them
without much trouble.
Reed. last years captain at Bates. Is
out in Hawaii where he is on the
faculty of Hilo college with football
coaching as one of his duties.
The L. of NJ line will proba bly, be the
heaviest in the State this fall, though
that of Bates may equal it. Both
have number of big men available
Chapman. Bowdoins captain and best
ground-gainer, will be out of the game.
this week. on account of an injury to
his shoulder received in the Fort Preble
game.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-03

O'Connor. the Old Dartmouth captain,
who coached Bowdoin two and three
years ago, is head coach at Andover.
this fall. He graduated in June from
the Bowdoin Medical school.
Bates does not play TT. Preblc. as do
Bowdoin and Colby. but has game
with TT. Mckinley at lewiston
Wednesday. Jimmie" Cox is coach
ing the Mckinley boys.
Among the freedmen given trial by
L. of NJ. in its game with Kents Hill
were BTimmer, the old Brewer star,
and Simmons who was full back and
captain of Rockland High, a year ago.
Rents Hill has a green eleven. this
fall. but it has splendid lot of heavy
material from which strong team
ought to be made. In Captain Quincy
it has one of the best preparatory
school men in Maine.
Bowdoin gave five freshmen trial in
the last half of its Fort Preble game.
They were Stacy of Somervillc at
tackle. Blair of Somervillc at quarter,
Green and Glastonbury of Kent's Hill
as halfbacks and Adams of Bangor DIS
luIlDdIh.
Hebron must have a promising eleV-
en-, this fall or else Bates did not try
very hard in its game. Saturday. For
several years Hebron has had an elev-
en- that has been very close to the
college class. 1t has i lot of heavy
Toys and gets splendid coaching.
Philoon, last years captain at Bow
dom, played fullback VS.. West Point,
Saturday where its beat Tufts Is to 0.
Phioon is remarkable all round
player and during his four years at
Bowdoin lie made good at end. full
back and center
The two officials IN Dartmouth's first
game were old BowiOn men. Pendlc-
ton. 80, ana Carleton, '93. Pendletor
is with I, sporting goods house and
Carleton practices medicine near
Dartmouth where he was for several
Years gynna stun instructor and ath-
letic director
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-03
SPORTING NOTES.

Terry Martin and Dave Deshler have
been matched for the Rhode Island
Athletic Club at Thornton. r. L..
oct. II.
G. f. Larned, an amateur beat the
worlds professional and amateur walk
ing records for eight miles at Stamford
Bridge. Sunday, doing the distance in
IS minutes, IS 2-5 seconds. In an hour,
Larned walked miles. 500 Yards. also
breaking the worlds record for the
time.
Harry Levi, of Philadelphia. won
over Jack Dorman of New York. in the
fourth round at the Douglas Athletic
Club. Chelsea. Thursday night. The
fight WAS scheduled to last Is rounds.
but Referee Crowley stopped the con-
test in the fourth round. Lewis COM
pletely outclassed the New York man.
Charles Leonhardt. the champion
middleweight Graeco- Roman wrestler.
who recently issued a challenge to Oh
son. the winner of the wrestling match
with Schoenficld at Asheville. has re-
ceived an acceptance of the challenge.
The match has been arranged for FRI
day. and the event will be pulled off in
Spencer. n. c.
Sir Ernest Cecil Cochrane, Bart. the
best known sporting baronet in Eng
land. with the exception of Sir Thomas
Upton. says that he favored an inter-
national yacht race in Great Britain.
next year, and will offer a cup If Amer
leans will build boat, cross the Attain
tic and race for it in English waters
under the same conditions that govern
! the Americas Cup races.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-03
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. Oct g
Buying on n large scale forced IN iii,
price of wheat. today. Speculative tactics
rather than news developments seemed Ia
sway the course of prices. At the close
wheat for December delivery showed !.
net gain of 1lsc. compared with Sat,lr-
days closing quotations. Corn is off &c
Oats are down AM.isc Provisions Arc
practically unchanged
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-Dec.. $40: May, So
COKN-May. ~; Oct. 1917; Dec. old.
Az: Dec. new. Az.
OArS-oct'. 27E; Dec. 219su&4 May. 2s9.
MESS PoRK-oct.. n.so; Jan. 12.s7K
LARD-Oct. z27!1: Nov, $50; Jan.
SHORT RIBs-oct., s57,b; Jan $50
Gasn quotations were as follows
FLOUR-Steady.
~, WtH n spring. S4,4; No. s. $50
CORNING. ,, 5odt1a; No. yellow, 52H,
), oATs-No. .. 27ll; No. . white, 2sraa2s;
NO. ; white. 26@2SA. = -
RTE-No. 9 81
BARLEY-3eM3
MALTING-i0G4 49,
Elan SEEDS; northwestern. 1oI
T1MOTHY-30
NESS PORk-l475ftS0
LARD-72712
SHORT RIFFS SIDES-s.45ma.
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-S.77 1zqtS.eo
CLOVER-l2 rs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-03
AUTOMOBILE NOTES.

A bet of $500 to $50 has been mad"
in New York that no American car
will be fist. second, or third ~ tn
Vanderbilt cup race.
Eddie Bald. who scored an almost
unbroken string Of victories in MI
climbs and track races this year. SAYS
that he will surely be in the racing
game next season with machiQe IN
which he can win sitting up and
back redaling.'
NaXzari. driver of one Of the Fiat
cars entered for the Vando rblit race,
after lis first trip over the Wander
bilt course, declared ii to be the best
course for such race he ever had
seen. and NaZzari has seen all ire
famous racing roads of Europe.
American tires made a truly Won
derfuI showing in the Vanderbilt, ell
mination trial. Ten cars started, us
ling total of 40 American tires. The
total distance Travelled by the 10 cars
was Gao miles, at racing speed, yet
there was not a puncture nor rip
ping off and the single instance %
| tire trouble was due to collision with
q curb.
A decision i'm the test cases OH the
Selden patent is expected from the
Unite'l States circuit court this fail.
Both sides are prepared, in case of los
| ing, 10 appeal to the United States
supreme court. and 1t is possible that
a decision may be obtained from II
before the winter is over. As Il g
cases have progressed, the licenses az
lear to have grown more and more
confident of complete victory, and tie
vigorous prosecution of individual
who buy unlicensed cars, which is be-
ing inspired by the licensed assocla-
| tiou. is one OF the signs of this Ger
|tainty of the outcome.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-03
Boston Produce Market,

Boston. oct. >
FLOCR-Quiet and unchanged; spring
patent. mill shipment. 5.0AFI5. 10.
CORN-Quiet but firm: No. yellow. 81
OATS-Flrm; No. : clipped white. 35i-
grades. 11@14.
MILL FEED-Firm
SPRING BRAN-17M1S.
MINED FEED-1S121
COTTON SEED MEAL-2Tp
PORk-Cnchanged; medium. - -.
IARD-HiEher; 81
BEEF-Dull and easy; extra heavy
sides. SGrSl4.
LAMBS-Steady.
EEAIS-SCarce and firm
RUTTER-Slightly frmer. northern. cl's
@23
CHEESE-Quiet and easy: York state
12G12h.
EGGs-Firm: fancy. 3od3e, eastern. ga
q.
APPLES-Firm Maine Hawleys. 3d3. 3.
POTATOES-Firm; Hebrons. 53n55
SCGAR-Quiet on basis of 20 decline
for Eranulated
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BOXING NOTES.

Young Corbett has thrown up his match
with Mike Ward of Detroit. Ward want
ed too much weight.
Harry Prodigam, the English bantam
defeated libby Watson of Australia in 2
rounds in London the other night
Tho bout between Joe Walcott and
George Cole. which was to have taken
place in Philadelphia. this week. has been
called eff.
Boston Globe: The meeting of Young
Ernn and Abe Attoll in Philadelphia,
"Wednesday night. will be worth Seeing,
Both are clever fellows. but Attell has
shown that he is Il little too speedy for
Erne.
A report comes from Kalamazoo that
Kid Goodman is matched to box Kid
Herman there, Oct. T. Neither PADDY.
Minnehan. Goodmans manager nor
Goodman himself know anything about
such a match
Young John L. Sullivan who halls from,
the western part of Massachusetts. is If
the champion of Ireland. at Dublin. the
other 3ilfef night nigh and after hard fight in
Knocked Roche ont in 20 rounds
Mike (TN1n) Sullivan. who for som.
Tune mas nHen aching to go to the Pacific
coast has finally decided to leave for I'ns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-03
A $4,000 PURSE
Awaits Kentucky 2-year- old on the
Lexington, kyy Track.

Lexington. Ky. Oct. 1.-The 33d an
nual trotting meeting will begin here.
tomorrow. A light shower, today, put
the track in excellent condition. The
feature event will be the Kentucky
futurity for 3-year-olds. purse $21 900.
which is the richest staked raced for
by trottcrs in the world. Dan Patch is
here and ii is probable Audubon Boy,
who is OH the way, will be matched
with him in an exhibition race before
the meeting closes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-03
Mcleod In One Round.

St. john, n. b. oct. Beth Nc
Leod cf st. John. defeated Jack Ryan
also of st. John and South Africa, in
the first round of what was billed for
d 1O-round bout in Queens rink here
tonight. Some 500 persons saw tho
contest. Two or three heavy punches
settled Ryan. In d preliminary Fred
Flaherty Of Millnockct. Me. ana Jack
Watts Of London, Eng. went six
rounds to Il draw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-03
delrhia at New York. Cincinnati a. St

deIrhja at New York, Cincinnati az St
Friday-Boston at Brooklyn, Philadel-
phit at New York. Chicago at Pittsburg
STANDARDIZATION at Pittsburg, Phila-
delDhia at New York. Chicago at Pitts
burg, St. Louis at Cincinnati Owo games)
Sundav-St Louis at Chicago. Pittsburg
at Cincinnati.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Monday, Tuesday, WednesdaS-Cleve
land at Boston, Chicago at Washington
st. Louis at Philadelphia, Detroit at New
York.
Thlrsday-New York at Boston, Athlet-
les a. Washington, Detroit at Cleveland
Friday, Saturday-New York ut Boston
Athletics at Washington. Detroit at
Cleveland, Chicago at st. Louis.
Sunday-Chicago at St. Louis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-03

The first meeting of the Dial Clul,
was held Monday afternoon. with Miss
Helen S. Pratt on High street. A re-
rort of the meeting of the State Fed
Grafton which recently convened at
Houlton was given by Mrs. Mayo, the
delegate of the club. A report of the
meeting Of the American Institute of
instruction which was held in Port
land in July. was given by Miss Pratt,
who was delegate of the club. The
curren. events Oh Japan were given
ly the members of the club. ard q
Taper. Locate and Describe Japan
was given by Miss Pratt. The paper
which was to have been given by Mrs
c. f. Gibson on Myths. Legends and
Folklore" will be given at tie next
meeting. The club calendar for the
year, trade its first appearance at this
n,eeting. The subject. is Japan
they ire very neat and tasty. printed
in purple and white. the clubs colors.
There We're ten present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-03

movement in Amalgamated Copper. At
the end of the day some of fractional
losses were mixed with the gains as a re-
suit OF the spotty speculations of the day.
The principal activity was confined to the
forenoon session ana prices SagGed in
the prevailing dullness of the afternoon.
Bonds were firm. Total sales. par value;
10000. United States bonds were all
UNCHANGED on call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-03
BOUTS THIS WEEK.
WEDNESDAY,

W
Young Ernc VS.. Abe Attcll, Philadrl
phia.
THURSDAY.
Jimmy Briggs VS.. Kid Coffey. Nest En-,
A. c.. Lawrence.
Morgan Williams vs.. r. Mustain. Doug
las, Wyo.
Bend.
Dave Garry vs. jim rrinble. San Diego
Cal
FRIDAY.
Douglas A. g.. Chelsea
A. Cote IS Barley Connolly. Augusta
Me.
Young Mahoney VS.. Hugo Kelley. Nil
waukce.
Joe Tipman VS.. Kid Stein. Baltimore
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-03
Jack Munroe Wins from Tom Murphy

roe, the Cape Breton heavyweight
pucilist, got the decision over To'u
Murphy of New York. in Il 6-rcund
bout ut Rcsslin ring. tonight. Munroe
intends to rcmaiu in Cape Breton for
some time and will endeavor to get on
a match with Mike Shallow of St
Johns n f.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-03
Cody Lasts 3 Pounds With O'Brien

Portland. Me. oct. Fired O'Brien
Of Chelsea. did not keep his engage
ment to meet Kid Harrigan at the
Pastine Club. tonight. Instead Fred
Cody Of Chelsea. appeared ard was
knocked out by IIarrigan in the third
round.