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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16

Rev. a. y. Dodge, who has been con-
fined to his home since last Sunday
with a severe cold. is improving.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16

Master ". o. Hayford of Dover, is
a guest at the Hallowell House with
his grandfather, otis Hayford of Cam
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16

Mrs. Albert Call and Mrs j. c. Morri-
son left fo- Lewiston, Wednesday, to at
tend the State convention of Women
Relief Corps
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16

DIR. F II. Falcs has returned to his
office after being absent for a couple OF
weeks with a bad cold.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16
HALLOWELL.

Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Whittier were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Casey
at Oakland, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16

Rev. G. w. Huxley of Good Will
Farm was i'll the city for short time,
Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16

Hawaii and the Philippines will he
the subject of 4 lecture by ex-Soldier
George Danforth. this evening II = -
Christ church parish house
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16

Gardiner Lodge, L. o. o. F.. will confer
the initiatory degree on one candidate.
this evening. and a full attendance is de-
sired,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16

Msr. 9. :. Cunningham went to Ban
gor. Wednesday, to visit for a few
days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16

Mrs. Estella DOstie, one of the clerks
Of the l.. Fl. Soper Co, is enjoying
vacation of two weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16

]. G. Murray left the city, Wednes-
day morning, for Berlin. n. II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16

Clyde futile returned from n short
business trip to Portland, "Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16

Herman Richardson of this city,
made Il business trip to Boston, We'd
neSday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16
NATIONAL HOME.

The funeral of the late Matthew Taylor
will he held at the chapel at , o'clock
this afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16

G. II. Libby returned from n short
visit with friends in Oak Grove
Wednesday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16

Hon. +. $. Heald was in Augusta, at
tending the Legislature, Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16

Miss Jennie Harvey Of Bath is visit
ing Mrs. Frank MaXcy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16

There was one drunk fined by the
court. Wednesday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16
SOLD BY

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16

BOY. When driven for speed he will be
handled by w. J. McMennimon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16

At least 40 per cent. OF the ptop"e
London are attendants at puphc "o'
shin,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16

Desirable lot of Household Goods at the
residence of Fred Moody. No. II, Neal
New-York tribune., 1905-08-14
SARATOGA PROGRAMME.
Many Rich Stakes Are Cdrdcd for
the Current Week.
rsT TELEGRAPH TO THB TR1sUEz.I

Saratoga. -. Y. Aug 12-9fany rich stakes ara
carded for this week and some hns sport Is 10
result. For next Saturday there Is the usual
triple Offering, consisting OF the United States Ho-
tel Stakes OF N0@o. for tWo-year-olds. at SIX fur
longs: the Saratoga Cup. OF $3.50 for three-year-
olds and upward. one mile and six furlongs. and
the Beverwyck Steeplechsse. OF S,soo. FOR four
year-olds and upward the fun course
The eigbles for the United States Hotel Stakes
include First Water. Accountant. Albert f.
Vendor Red Eve. Oysma. Kurok- Nog1s Capsas,
BeIlsncker. Osiris. Mohawk II. Burgorlastsr. Pc
gasCs and Perditon.
For the Saratoga CtJp all the best OF The alt-age1
division are among the thirty-ons elgtbless In
the list are Golden Maxim Beldame. Agile, ort
Wells. Irish Lad. Mater Daingerneld. Delhi, Sy-
sonbv Alan-a-DaIe Afrcander Tradition, Caugh-
nHwaga. McChesney. Hernlis. The Picket Tany7.
Artful CcairngOTn ann Dolly Spauker- Here. sure
IL, is a Geld choose from
The otker stakes 10 be run during the week ars
the Seneca, selling for three-y ysar-olds SIX rur-
longs on Friday. the saratoga DERBY, with 1000
aided for three-y yeaT-Ods one mile and nve-slx-
teenths on ThUrsdsy the Albany, = hand1capn for
twO-year-Olds six furlOngs. on Wednescayi tns
Merchants and Citizens Handicap. of S.ooo for
sixteenths 10 be run tomorrow; and the KENTUCKY.
for hllias two .ears old. five and halr furionss
to be run this afternoon
In The twsnty-One ehSibles for the Saracoes
Derby. on Thursday. are Glenecho, AZnbertacS.
Won Tromp Hot Shot. Merry Lark. NgrsIns
W-oodsaw Ionqul CaIrngOrL. Sparkling star
west Csalvay end Councilman.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-14
VERMONT GOLF TITLE.
annual Championship Tournament
at Bennington This Week.
az rELEGRAPH 20 rHr rRIRrNk.1


Manchester. VT. Aug. 13.-Ths golhng activ-
ity of Vermont will be centred this week at Ben
ninston, where the fourth annual Vermont State
Golf Association championship tournament will
be played on the course OF the Mount Anthony
Golf Club.
The competition will begin on Wednesday and
last through Friday. A qualifying round OF
eighteen holes at medal play will occupy the
first day. The first sixteen will continue on the
succeeding days for the State championship.
The second sixteen viii compete for cup pre-
sented by the Mount Anthony Golf Club
The losing eight OF the first sixteen viii play
for the consolation cup. On the last day OF
play there viii be an all day open handicap.
eighteen holes. medal play.
There win be more than fifty entries for this
event. This number includes many players OF
national reputation. Every club in the asso-
citation will have several players IN the field.
The Ekwanok contingent will include Fred
ertek HerreshOf. the present title holder; Paul
Waterman and a. NJ Reed. former champions;
A. L. White. ineollegiate champion; H. l. Ed
wards champion Of Texas, and such well known
golfers as Clark Burnham. James L. Taylor jr
B. Leake. p c. Robertson. W. J. Evans Jasper
Lynch. a. w. Black. Henry W Brown F. c.
Brown. DR.. E ". Taylor and F. W. Taylor
The Mount Anthony Club links. over which the
VIII oe paFed, IS nlne-h0le course.
1t has much natural merit. and is considered one
OF the best nine-hole courses in New England.
The Vermont State Golf Association is made
up Of the following clubs: Dorset Field Club.
Dorset: Ekwanok Country Club Manchester;
Montpelier Country Club. Montpelier: Mount
Anthony Golf Club. Bennington. and the Wau-
banakee Country Club. Burlington. The officers
are Paul Waterman, Ekwanok. president and
William H. Dunn. Rutland secretary and treas
urer
The championship last year was played over
the Rutland Country Club course, at Rutland.
There were thirty-etght starters. Frederick
Herreshof. Ekwanok won the championship.
Percy H. Jennings Mount Anthony was run
ner up; Clark Burnham, Ekwanok. won the con-
ISOLATION cup: F. l. Hall. Rutland won the sec
ond sixteen trophy, and ". H Dunn. Rutland
won the all day open handicap.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-14

in hurry and light sails and working sails
came down together in a run. Luckily canvas
was housed In time TO prevent accidents.
An exciting incident and gallant rescue were
witnessed from the house Of the Jamaica Bay
Yacht Club, which was crowded with spectators
Some women. who had gone out on the bay IN
g rowboat. We're caught IN the squalI Unable
70 manage the boat in the blow they were
carried away from shore
Captain Copleston. whose launch Avastra was
entered for the race and had just been signalled
TO start noticed the predicament and went 70
the rescue After landing them safe at the
clubhouse he started in the race and finished
second notwithstanding the time lost
The launch race was won by P Won Boeck-
mans Viking. After two OF the sail yachts had
finished the wind gave place to a fiat calm and
several of the boats abandoned the race. The
winners were the sloop Baby Roger and the
cats Saturday Night and Alert.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-14
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
British Players WM Visit Canada
and the United States.

G. A. Parker who came here some time ago
TO arrange tour OF the United States and Can
ada for the Corinthian Association Football
Club of England. announces that the tour has
been declared off. Mr.. Parker has given no rea-
son for this but it is understood that the central
body in England did not look with favor upon
the trip and probably feared that it would not
be conducted on the principle OF pure amateur
sport for which the Corinthians are SO well
known
On top of this announcement comes the news
that picked English team of association play
ers VIII visit this country in the fall. This team
VIII De under the management OF G.. H. Murray.
OF London, and will include such well known
players as Sir Charles Kirkpatrick, DR.. Roose.
Victor Fftchie. P. HornsheId, the Farnfield
brothers, Fred Mills and c. B. Fry. OF these
players perhaps the last named is the best
known. as he has worldwide reputation as a
cricketer, and this year is far IN the lead OF the
English averages.
Sir Edward Cochrane, keen supporter Of the
game I'm England, has donated a silver cup.
valued at $500. for a game to be played by the
visiting team and picked Canadian eleven. 1t
is understood that he is also looking after the
financial end OF the tour
The visiting team will comprise thirty play
ers. composed equally of Englshmen and
scotchmen and it is intended to play in cities
not strong enough TO meet the Britishers' games
among the members. with eleven Englishmen on
one side and eleven Scotchmen on the other.
The Metropolitan Association Football League
has been offered game to be played in New
York early in October, and negotiations are now
proceeding between Mr. Murray and the secre-
tary OF the league regarding this game. AL
though formed only last spring the local league
has met with unqualified success.
The membership of the league is made UP of
the New-York Caledonian Club, the Bronx
Rangers, the Favorite Football Club of Staten
Island; the Brooklyn Football Club. the Scottish
American Football Club. OF Newark: the Pater-
son Rangers and the Hollywood Inn Football
Club. of Yonkers.
1t is the intention of the visiting team TO play
games in Quebec Montreal. Ottawa, Peterboro,
Toronto and Winnipeg, in Canada and Chicago,
Boston. New-York and Philadelphia in the
United States. Three games have already been
arranged IN Philadelphia, and will be played
under the auspices of the Germantown Cricket
Club.
In view OF the fact that Harvard. Columbia
and other colleges have taken up association
football. effort will be made TO arrange
game between the visitors and an eleven picked
from the colleges which have association teams
IT is expected that this game Will be played
either in NeW-York or Cambridge.
Jerome Flannery, the secretary OF the Metro
politan Association League. received cable dis
patch yesterday from c. H Murray, OF London.
confirming the proposed arrangements for a
game TO be played in New-York Saturday.
0C+C 4
New-York tribune., 1905-08-14
TO SELL STAR POINTER.
T,co-MiRutc Stock Farm, Near
C7eveIqnd, To Be Dispersed.

Cleveland. Aug 13.-As a direct result of the agj-
tatio1 against poolselling I'm Ohio creating a
dearth Of demand for horses the famous Two Min
many other we'll known horses, Will be sold pub
lie sale in private this fall This announcement
is made by VIII B. White. manager OF the farm.
When ". J. White decided to embark in the light
harness horse breeding industry in 1880 he selected
OF the best and prettest loca tions for stock
farm that could be found in Ohio. naming It the
Two-Minute Stock Farm. The farm contains about
four hundred acres, the same including Of the
best grazing land in the country.
The title selected by Mr.. White created consid-
cradle comment at the time and brought a smile
to the face OF many hOrsemen, who doubted that
the two-minute harness horse would ever be real
ity. Within few years. however. the farm became
the home vf the first two-minute performer, Star
Pointer.
For several years operations were carried on in
an extensive manner, but the many demand on
his time by his varied business interests prevented
demanded. and large number OF the animals
owned by him disposed OF at private and
public sale a few years ago
Star Pointer IS still az the farm, as IS the hand
Wilkes Guy a son Of Guy Wilkes. Among the
matrons at the farm are Minetto. 2:10h: Alice NJ.
the dam Of Red Seal 210 etc; Javeln. 2:0S14; Lea,
21SL4 and others.
Will B. White. manager OF the farm. made the
following statement:
will dispose of all stock including Star Pointer.
by private sale auction this fall
This marks the passing of one or the best known
breeding esta ablishments IN Ohio
New-York tribune., 1905-08-14
LAIN TENNIS.
Annual Tournament at S0uthdm D.
ton the Feature This Week.

The lawn tennis tournament this week on
the turf courts of the Meadow Club. at South
ampton, Long Island, assumes considerable i'm
portance 10 the followers Of the sport
The entry is always composed of the ranking
players Of this country. and all of the English
players-the Doherty brothers Black. Gore
Barrett and the late Harold Mahony-have com
peted in fast meetings.
The appearance Of three Of the Australian
team-Parker. Dunlop and Brooks-who COM
peted In the matches in London for the Dwight
F Davis Challenge Cup will add interest to
the contests over the nets
William A. Larned, ex-national champion
Won the singles last year. and he will be one
Of the competitors this week In the doubles
Larned viii pair with William J CIothier The
recent winners Of the Eastern title. Harold H
Hackett and Frederick B Alexander. are 10
compete in preparation for the opening match
for the national doubles a Newport Tuesday
August %
Among the other likely doubles teams will
ne Clarence Hobart and Wyle c. Grant, Of
the NeW-York Lawn Tennis Club; George L.
Wrenn. jr.. and Reginald F. Fincke Of the
Country Club OF Westchester; Robert lie Roy
and Raymond D. Little. the Columbia Prince
ton pair, and Edward B. Dewhurst the JTniver-
OF these men will also participate in the singles
Hocomb Ward. the present holder Of the
national championship IN singles, is expected
10 get into form during the play on the Meadow
or not he will defend the cup this year
Beales c. Wright, the partner Of Ward in
the holding of the doubles championship is to
compete In the tournament. With handicaps
mixed doubles and other events the meet
promises to be more interesting than in former
seasons.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-14
PROFESSIONAL COLE.

The outlook for the professional golfer IN this
country is constantly growing brighter. and NJ
more certain sign OF the increasing interest
taken tbs class could be had than the grow
ng number of pro tournaments each season.
Starting with the Van Cortlandt affair. a few
weeks ago. the resident professionals have had
something TO shoot" at. an incentive sufficiently
strong TO make constant practice worth while.
From the Deal tournament there viii only b
about months wait until the open champion
ship of the Metropolitan Golf Association comes
along at Fox Hills. and this Will be followed
week later by the national open championship
at Myopia The Van COrtlandt and Metropol'-
tan Golf Association events are new this year.
but il is practically certain that they VIII be-
come annual fixtures If the advance move
meut along these Ines hereaboUts IS encouras
ing so Is the progress in the West. In fact, ths
recent organization OF the Western Professional
Golfers Association comes as q boon n ths
professionals in the Middle West. A similar or
ganiZatiou has long been wanted n the East II
has been planned to hold frequent competitive
events. The next tournament under the auspices
OF the association will be held over the links OF
the Riverside Golf Club on Wednesday and
Thursday Of this week. Conditions call for
seventy-twO holes Of medal play
New-York tribune., 1905-08-14
PARKWAY MEETING.
Combination Meet for Trotters and
Runners Begins T'O-mOrr

The midsummer combination meeting OF the
Parkway Driving Club will be held this week on
the half mile track at Gravesend, opposite the
Brooklyn Jackey Club course The meet will be-
gin tomorrow and will continue for four days
There will also be consolation races on Saturday.
Entries for the harness classes closed last Wedues
day and all have filed we'll The dashes for
ners are overnight races
The events for Tuesday the first day. the
2s5 pace. purse $500 and the 217 trot purse s4O0.
For the pace the entries are Cashier Santa Belle.
Thilt. Tim Murnon. Little Miss Horner. Prince
Walnut. Franck C. Cash Boy. Anne Wilkes. Colo
mel Henry. Toshey Maid Grand Hal and Silver
Patch
The entries IN the trot Colonel Julius sultana
n. Merrill Hawker, Norval Red. Naughty Med
der, Midnight Hal Sweet 1nniscarra and A.
Laundry
For wednesday. the second day. the 40 class
trot purse 500 and the 220 class pace. purse 800
are carded. Both have large fields entered.
For Thursday, the third day. the 2:25 trot purse
$500 and the free-fOr-al. purse 800 the feat
ures The entries for the free-for-all Airline,
Olivewood. Light Star. Quarterstake. Nerva Patch
en-. Funston and Harry J.. The 2;2o pace, purse
800 is also carded for Thursday.
For Friday, the fourth day. the 2SS class trot.
purse $500. and the 215 pace. purse 800, the
events. The races will start at 2 ?. m each day.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-14
MARSHALL AFTER MORE HoNoRs.
American Chess Champion Will Play in
Masters Tournament at Barmen.

Bar1nen. Germany, Aug. 1s,-Ths congress OF the
German Chess Association. under the auspices OF
the Concordia-
The chief event is an international masters tour
nnment. open To players OF recognized standing, up
10 fourteen. with prizes OF ss75. $50. $40 and sl2a
Each contestant will meet the others once Play
IN the first round is scheduled 20 begin tomorrow
Among those entered is +. J. Marshall. the Amer
lean master. who arrived here to-day from Sche-
veningen, Holland. where he won ths nrst prize
IN the recent tournament there
The other players entered are G. Marocny. Hun
Schlechter. 6. Marco, NJ Wolf and J. Berger.
Austria; A Burn and P. 8. Leonhardt. Engtano'
EAIAhA1 and IL you GoSxSch&ls GERMANY
New-York tribune., 1905-08-14
ANNUAL LENOx GOLF TOURNAMENT
Fem and rockingham Each Have Two
Legs on Lenox Cup.

Those who chance to be up Ienox way the last OF
the month will have plenty Of opportunity pass
pleasant week. The Lenox Golf Club has sent out
announcements for its annual tournament on Au-
gust 2s. 30. 81 and September I and 2
Since 1896 this tourney has been one OF the princ-
pal events each season in the Berkshires The
Lenox Cup, the chief trophy. has been won as fol-
lows: In 1895. A. H Fem; 1887 A. II. Fem: 1898
P. D Haughton; 1899 Chester GriswoId ir: 1900
Sam rockingham 1901, Sam rockingham: 1872
n Mallouf 1895. John MCler tr.: 1904 Malcolm
MCBurney-
According to the conditions this cup must be won
three times by PLAYER before il become his
personal property. For those failing make the
first sixteen there will be the Berkshire Cup while
August 81 a handicap against bOgie for the
Presidents CUP, presented by William d. Sloane
will be in order.
on the last day there will be thirty-six hole
medal play handicap for the Giraud Foster Gun
In this event handcaps will be limited eighteen
strokes
New-York tribune., 1905-08-14
SOME FIXTURES THIS wrEx.

For the current week number OF frportare
sporting fixtures are scheduled The interest
of yachtsmen will be divided between the crJts-
races for the Canada's Cup on Lake Ontario
The IroqUois the Rochester Yacht Club de-
fender. has scored one victory over Ghs Tsuas-
raire, the Toronto Yacht Club challenger. THa
contest is the best three in five. In the sclrnx
line. the annual championship tournament oc
the Vermont State Golf Association. ae Ben
nington. VT. Is the feature. For those who
love the light harness horse thers Is the Grand
Circuit meeting at PoUghkeepsis and tha four
day meeting at the Parkway track IN B-ookyns
The latter meeting will be combination afat1ss
with races for trotters and PAGERS and cor rIn-
ners as well. The week VIII be busy cne II
lawn tennis. with the annual tournament GA rhs
courts of the Meadow Club at Southampton.
Long Island. which IS sort OF tryout for snA
national aL-comers' championship touzar1ers
next week on the Casino courts at Nswpcr-s
The scene Of Eastern thoroughbred racing VII
remain at Saratoga but New-Yorkers ars A.
ready looking forward TO the opening OF rs
Coney Island Jockey Club autumn meeting an
Sheepshead Bay. with the running OF the Fs-
Saratoga Will continue until August 19, but to
scene shifts this week from Narragansecr Pta<
to Newport where play viii be for the Newp~rx
cups. the Westchester Polo Club cups and tns
BrentOn Reef cups. Play viii conttnus at New
port until August %. when the scene VIII shfrr
There will he indoor bicycle races az Madison
Square Garden tonight and on Thursday night
and the usual Tuesday and Saturday races az
the Nahsburg board track at Newark.