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Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19
Personal Notes.

Miss Katherine l.. Craig. the just
elected superintendent of public in
struction in Colorado, is one of the
best known women educators i'll the
UEi;cd States. She is the author OF
several text books.
Mrs. Alfred Chapin. Of N"w York, i
believed to own the finest collection O
black diamonds in the country. Nj 81
Of her sable gems come from the prov
iIce Of Bahia. in Brazil. and nearly II
are Of exceptional beauty.
When the German Emperor travels
Oh home railways a detailed bill Is
made out fer every engine and car
used ana for the distance traverscu
1t is estimated that lie pays IT," Prus-
sian railways alone about $1,000 !;
Year.
Major Benjamin +. Mont gomery.
Wh ho for many years has been chief OF
the Telegraph and Cipher Bureau of
the White House, has been transferred
to Fort BenccIH. California. to take
charge of Il signal corps company
there as captain.
The Lavoser gold medal has been
awarded by the French Academy of
Sciences tn Prof. Sir james Dewar. +.
II. S. for his researches OF the lique-
faction of gases 1t is the first occi-
Si"ii OH Nilicl th' ihed'u ms p' ell
awarded to Il British man OF science.
joan W. WidSeon is the most inter-
"stin- negro IN Baltimore. lie is coa-
nrctrd with the Maryland Academy of
sciences and is engaged at present
upon the arrangement of Il collection
of cnr;il. which he gathered iasl SUM-
mcr in and near Jamaica. and said to
be one Of the best in the country.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19

Something of the fertility of TN"
Aroostuok soil and also Of the skill and
industry of oun Arooytook farmers is
in.,icated by table in the Boston her
aid show ing the comparative yleld OF
putatucg Ter acre in different parts ol
the country. For instance it appears
that th. average yield Of potatoes per
acrc IN Aronstnok county is ia BUSH
els; in Massachusetts. Vermont. New
Uampshirc and Connecticut only ut
tlc over 100 bushels to the acre. In
ucst Of the states of the Union loo
Fb,shcls to the acre would be large
Weld, for in New York. Ohio, Missouri.
Michigan. Kansas Kentucky. Indiana
and Illinois the potato yield "uns near :
or SO than 100 bushels to the acre. For
the entire United States the yield Is "A
little under 30 bushels to the acre.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19

= II v,S too much to expect that othcr
medical expcrts would not rise. VIII"
would cmphatically differ from those
,t Harvard who have been Investigate
inc the cancer for the past few years
under the provisions of the Croft be-
uucst Certain medical men ot the
University OF Buffalo fatty contradic'
the announcement OF the Harvard
commission that the cancer is neither
hereditary nor a contagious oisease'
and declare that there is speciit
cancer germ, and that they are on the
road to the discovery of Il serum which
will make human beings immune. IL
is simply one more case in which med
ical men disagree and in the mean
time the ravages of the dread disease
will continue. 1t is sid that the can
Ger ranks sixth among the causes re-
suiting i'll the greatest number of
deaths in the country every year. SO
there is ample Justification for the
study and investigation OF experts
and undoubtedly in the long run theii
efforts will result ia much good FOL
suffering humanity.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19

one Of the best tests Of prosperity is
the amount of building done. The re-
ports to the CONSTRUCTION News for De-
crmhcr from - principal cities III the
country show increases over the same
month Il year ago in keeping with the
increases; shown by preceding months.
From ever, part # the country comes
the same message of activity. The
building permits i'll these - cities
for December aggregated S2i,3o3coo.
against SIG. 30 900 for December. 1909.
Here is an increase of 10 per cent.
rittshurg adNertiscs the revival of the
steel industry by an increase of 40 per
cent. in building permits. Brooklyn
is next with an increase of lJ9 per cent
other cities with increases of over lOJ
Der cent. are: Tacoma. 49, New Or
leans. l36: Milwaukee. 119; Louisville.
1L5: Washington, 103.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19
Another Sensible Southerner.

Another sane and sensible Soutilern-
er has been heard from and he has :,
lot of good advice to his fellow citizens
of the South who ale less fortunate Ill
their o,.inions and point of view. He
is Judge r. 6. Jones Of the United
states district court for the district OF
Alaba,ra. He is Il Democrat, an eN-
governor of Alabama and an ext on
rcderatc soldier who still Keeps y faded
Corfederate flag draped above the
desk in his library. He tells the South
that President Roosevelt is one nf the
best friends it has, and that it should
lose no time in laying aside its maj
nartisansnip and realizing this fact.
Says Judge Jones:
President Rooscvelt's administration
will be slow to countenance anything
harmful to the Southern pcop'", ;.hd'
indeed the time may come when We
vii; find in him Cne Of the StancheSt
defc,ders of our section against sec
,ional wrong and injustice. Mt
p,oseyelt is beyond the possibility
of tolitical temptation. His ONLY
ambition now is to merit high place
i'm the affections Of al his country
men. I am sure that our people hoA
that they are beginning To under
stand the President better. Will nce'
in no lasgi.ri way his desir" /" pS
| REGARDED AS the President of all tnt
| noo,in. an6 that our people OF th'
| couIn. no matter how much We may
differ from him on mere p"hl'i'"
issues. will. long before the expiration
Of his term. look upon him as lreSi
den. who knows no north, no south. No
.,st r,o vc.,;. but ;is great American
| r.b, In, es al his fellow cOuntryn'en.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19
AS yet there has been no case of haz
ing reported in the electoral college.

the near future for that Mormon who
testified at the Snoot inquiry that
most Mormons marry several wives in
the lot.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19
RAILROADS AND STEAMBOATS,.
sJ is;1l,zl5strl1iSSfSl !.
In Effect Oct. 10. 1904.
THROUGH TRAINS
Passenger trains leave Augusta a. Z.

GOING WEST-2.32 A. NJ. daily. sxc.p.
Monday for Portland ant Boston; s4s
4. n. for Lewiston, FarminEton, Phil
lips. Range!ey, R0chland, Portland. BIS
ton, B:IdStor, Montreal and Quebec; l0Os
A. NJ, for Brunswick, Lewiston. Farming
ton, Phillips, Carrab1sset, ROckiaDd
Portland. Boston. n. Conway, Fa0yanE
Lancaster, Gorha N, y. H. Berlin Fans.
Cole ebrook and Beecher Falls; $40 P. NJ.
local TO Portland; 3 u p. M. (expressj for
Brunswick, Portland Boston, connecting
Tor Bath, Portland Lewiston, CORNISH
T. Al, for So. Gardiner: l0. IS P M, inigL,
Puiinanl every night for Lewiston. Bath
G6ING al:G IHa EasT@15'5s lfosto5s A NJ fn,1n, or
oressl for Skowhecan, Bargor. Far Ear
e1r' fa' 81 Stei'hen Calais, st. John Hali-
ington Co. R. r; Sunday morning going
sast does not connect for Sk0whe Rel
tast EOXCICft, or beyond Bangor, 637 A.
NJ; for Matervllle. Foxcroft and Bangor;
eN A NJ; for Waterville; Belfast. sksw-
F., NJ. Waterville. Eoxcroft, Bangor. oId
Town. Patton. EoultOn and Caribou via
3; q A r: r., Vance5oro, s.. Stephen,
Calais. Houlton. Woodstocs, ST John
and Winthrop; 80 r. NJ. express for va
terville, Bangor Bar Harh0r, Wash. CO
r r, Old Town; GreenviIIe. 5.l9 p Al.
for Waterville. OAKLAND, North AnFo7,
ttibslIStiil, ShD"ncSdii, BfilhSJ, FOycrGfI,
.;reenvllle. Bangor. Old Town ami Malta
HamfeaE; 10 j. NJ, for Watervih-
81 'NPAYS-Going " st. 222 a ~, -3r
Portland. Boston; 1923 A. NJ. l0S2 r NJ,
Tor brunswick. Bath, Portiar --ti Ras
ton Going east. I:.-o A. NJ, uaE- Ran
sor, bis A. NJ. for Watervi.le g.1vhsSan
ann Bangor: 70 r NJ Ra,. gcr.
The Eii-ht Pullman Train leaving =,
l2-5S 4. NJ. Sunday inoTnirg. going Fsrt
DOCS not connect for Skoghegan. ReIf,s.
Foxcroft or east Of Rargor
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19

w. II. BrownSon. the Portland ma
turalist publishes in tn" Press 4 list Of
l46 species Of birds observed in Cum
bcrland county III 1904. IN the intro
duction to the list he SAYS: 1T is of
some value for reference. since the
record III spring aud fall represents
pretty fully the migration of the COM
moncr species. In June and July the
birds seen were for the most part those
which had missed in the spring mi
grafton and SAW subsequently, in vari-
Gus localities. \ few birds that
We're seen in 100" We're missed in 1904.
such as the logserhead shrikc, Ameri-
can pipit. winter wren. Canada goose
yellow rail. sanderlng. redpoll and
pine SiSlliH. while more than that were
seen i'll 1904 and not in 1903. Among
the large flock of terms at Pine Point |
have very little doubt that there were
many of the Arctic species. but AS
saw no specimen in hand | cannot say
positively. therefore the list does not
include tie Arctic tern. At Douglas
hill in Sebdgo ! am fairly positive that
! saw the yellow billed cuckoo. in the
spring. but as there is doubt | have
not put this species in the list. Earl.
in the spring flock of small birds
flew overhead near thr marine hospital
these were probably redpolls. but
| was not positive and the red :
polls were not seen this fan the
list does not contain that species. The
hooded warbler taken at Falmouth the
first time in Maine by MIR. Dana. and
now il the Bowdoin college collection
was one Of the events of the year
likewise the finding of the myrtle
warblers wintering on the Cape shore
The list contains no species Of owl
though the barred owl was on my list
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19

last year. | have seen speciii'eii' ~ y.
the marblcd soiwit and duck h"" ~
taken in this vicinity, likewise gu
walls, baldpates. redheads -hnd o''.e,
ducks more or less rare. Ihe to."i
number listed in 1903 was l3l. lhe
list for 1904 contains LAG species.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19

The self restraint of the average citi-
zen is shown by the way he keeps him
self in control while the astronomers;
are trying to determine whether the
or every 81 days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19
A SUGGESTION.

"Janns," said Mr.. Rakelcy. II believe
you saw mc-cr- sal Tut ne thc mail
w hv. yes sir" i.IlI"d the huti"r
"Wcll. | want you 10 Keep Guict about
it, DO you undel stard?
"Y.S. slr" said III" butter, with out
stretched hand, silence is golden. you
j<nuu sir
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19
Ridiculous Man.

IF yonr porcaS Society really wants t.
ACCOMPLISH Il good deal of work why
don't you buy sowing machic?' ~
aSk"d.
''Why?" She asked in surprise.
'rrcaIIsc one machin" could do as much
as half dozen women. At least.
"Nonselsc' i sewing machine can't SpS-
sip"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19

Tho r,,iop's sweet tooth is getting
swceyer and sweeter. There WdS an
increase in the consumption "f susl'
in tho United states last year Of .l''l'
tons, the largest in the history Oh tne
country. and the increase this year VIII
probably be greater. The importation
~ sugar from the Philippine Islands
amounted to 23.1OO tons only. or about
one-tenti4 of the increased conSump-
,ion. The total consumption Of sugar
in this country in 1904 was 2.Ie'.l6 tons
or this amount. 9sl.iSi tons. or ore
third. was produced in this country ana
its possessions.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19

1t is said that two years will be re-
quired for the construction of the Nc
kinlcy monument at Canton, ONO, for
which the funds have now been all sab
scribed. Tie monument will be OF
granite. circular i'm form, about 80 feet
in diameter and surmounted by
dome.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19

a StTanE story of treasure trUvs. comes
from PrlIisran, France. Sprac r7o,!..r..
As working in tn" house that had I'LL
I'n@"d I" an electric old notary uarncd
THrh"u.iech who had Just died wcIr l,-
lnnvfu@ IN antique chair which hnd ...rr
hchind il. il, Tie wall itself a r.r.y,..j
hiding place, from which WI at onc.
taken $in.sH in gold aud notes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19

ESTABLISHED, 1925.

No notice whatever will be taken Of
unsigned communications.
The journal cannot be held responsible
for the preservation or return Of re-
jected communications.
Address all commune ations relating to
subscriptions and advertisements to
BURLE1GH & FLYNT, Publishers,
Augusta, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19
Mailing a Lie.

Miss Gladys McInncs-That hateful
BlcGorr declared you made rour money
in 4 corner stor" sai"ln. grandpa.
';randpop McGnnis-'Iis is Il loic.
Mi:S Giady&-Dt course"
Grandpnp-Ay. M. salon wuz midway
a. lllc block
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19
LUCNy NIU.
Isn't it awful"
"Wrll. bye-bye.'

Jay Hambridge. the artist. spent a
few weeks last summer at kinderhoOk.
y. Y. sleepy little Dutch village mid
Way between Hudson and Albany.
TIE place is filled with quaint old
characters who are much opposed to
modern innnVatiOns and who like to
remain uudisturbed by the march of
progress.
The village had a hose company.
made up of both young and old inhabi-
tants. Al CHE Of the meetings of the
company Mr.. HamDridge was an in
terested spectator, and tells the fol-
lowing.
When the meeting was about over
one of the younger members announced
that sum of money was still left in
the treasury and suggested that they
use it to buy a chandelier.
"Eut at this juncture one Of the old
inha bitants slowly cleared his throat:
"1'll vote dead again any such fool
plan to squander money he an
nounced firmly. For what's the use
of buying one of them dCrn things
when it's likely there isn't any one in
the hull company that knows how to
play it,
The Countess Of Essex, who has
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19
LIGHT AND AIRY.
His Only Love.

Townc-Your friend Galley claims
fortune teller told him he was sure to be
HroWnc-'riiat's Il good guess: Ht an"
rate thc one he loves most is always glad
TnvnnIIndcod? Who is it?
I,roWne-Cadley
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19
Preferred the Dark,

See here. young man, said her father,
Il always turn tn" lights out in this
horse by ~ n'clock.'
70. ven have The paror light ont be
fore that" replied Mr.. Nclvcy, cOoliy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19
Does and Is.

I'm quite taken with the new govern
rcss' said GANman'S wife. 'SI!c certain
Jy does darn beautiful"
.'SE, is. Indeed" exclaimed Gayman,
.lreamily.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19
o! Fervent Wish,

~ ifos but a dream thr bore declaycd.
''Wc wake not I'LL we die
"If 60 wish that you'd wake up.
The other made reply.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19
The Sequel.

Emmy thing about Jigl"v He said he
needed little whisky because lie was
Iun down.
We'll. wasn't he run down
Il don't know about that. but do knew
he IN.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19

After Governor Douglas of Massd-
chusetts revises the tariff there are
other reforms he will take up.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19
Maine Gossip
January.

Snow in the valley and snow on the
mountain.
And sparkles of frost on the roof and
the Spire.
The cold moonbcamS fail on the ice
pIiSoned fountain
The sun cannot Tree with his faint touch
Of fire.
Eut the song of the southwind shall
wakcn the clover.
The ringdove will coo to his mate in the
bower:
The IroSI fashioned fake, when the WIN
ter is over
a dewdrop shall shire in the heart oil a
flower.
Nixon Waterman.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19

The Coffee and Mullins column III
the Portland Daily Pre- IS has Tie fol-
lowing: "Th" first thing Mr.. taver-
sham ,thc profession knows him as
favV!D. dId on arriving in Portland.
Wednesday noon. WAS to have dinner
With his wife. Miss opp. accompanied
hy Miss Nilson. Fritz Williams and
Miss FlorcEce-a group of pretty
clever folk if you please. Then he got
Mr.. Nuns to telephone for an open
sleigh and started with Miss opp and
Miss Nilsson for a long drive on the
cape whore they could see the water.
by dark. they were back at Tho Fal-
and hungry, not only for their dinner.
but for tin" performance of the eve
ming. ! wager il went 20 per cent. bet
ter for their outing, for actors are hui
man. after all. FHvcrS'laIn wore Il big
fur coat with big billowing collar
under tn" little grey Golfing cap he very
much affects and which becomes him.
haven't the least idea how old he is.
but he looks like 4 big. muscular boy
with a iove for long country runs and
no poetry in Elm whatsoever" Now
of course two dinners in one day are
AL right if YOU feel that way ANA il
speaks well for hospitality 1T The F'al-
mouth that the management is 50 gen
crOus. but at the same time il makes
ore wonder what sort of treatment Mr.
and Mrs "Favvy" could have cotton
over in Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19
TO THE NATIONAL HOME,
Eastern Branch, u. v. s.. at Togus
Kennebec Central R. K.

Connects at Gardiner with the Malne
Centra, Railroad and Augusta. Halloween
and Gardiner Electric Railroad TO Au-
gusta.
Oct. 3, 1904.
Xix o5 {. IN a & NJ i735. Q25 K II 10 A. ".
i2 40 III E Ia p NJ il .00 305 & 40 p. NJ.
tx 20 :. IL M Il 05 q5g( & ii rs A. NJ.
i,lb. s2O & 500 P. Ml.35. $40 & 5 20 z. =.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
VIII run as follows: Leave Ranaon'"
at go A. M, 2sO z. M. Leave NatichA
Home at 10.Os A. NJ, 46 p. n.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19

n resident OF Woking. England. sued
il local baker for injuries sustained by
eating pork pie He lost his suit,
bHt the incident is hailed as cheer
ing precedent
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19

Here is the true story of II canine
philanthropi$t down in Bath big
hearted Duke" owned by Mrs. Annie
Getchcll. one day this week IL forlorn
looking little dog about one-tenth the
size of Duke. made lis appearance on
Lombard street and Duke made his ac
quaintahce. The little fellow seemed
to feel badly over something and Duke
went into the house and begged for
something To eat. Mrs. Gctchcll gave
him i biscuit and Duke kept it III his
mouth and begged To 80 out again.
Thinking it strange. the hnusckceper
opened the door and watched him
Duke took the biscuit to his little
friend and dropped it under his nose
ara rs the little dog ci.-vourrd the bis
cult. which would have been but Il
:noutllful for Duke. Duke prauccd
around him barking joyouSly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19

Germany has 264. 900 acres Of land ie
voted to grape culture.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19

The Judge advocate general of tho
army has been considering an interest
ing question relating to an enliStc
man who had on deposit with an army
rayE!astcr i sum of money intended
to be applied to the soldiers purchase
Of discharge. the soldier WAS tried
and convicted on the charge of dcscr-
tion .'nd. of course. forfeited the money
on deposit with the government The
Gu"sion was whether such Il sum was
of 4 character which could be taken
from the d.IoSitor. Tie judge advocate
general says:
1t has been held in a similar case by
this office that where a soldier deposit
cd $50 under the act of May l., 1S72,
presumably in expectation of his ap-
plcation for purchase of discharge and
subsequently,, while such application
WAS pending, deserted. held that said
deposit was necessarily unconditional.
and. like any other deposit. was for
fcited b.- dcscrtion.' There would ap-
pear no reason for changing the above
opinion. the amount deposited by
Private Mitchell with the paymaSter
whatever its derivation or purpose, can
only have been expended by the latter
under the statute permitting an en-
listed man to deposit his savings and
t. draw per cent. interest on the de-
post, the whole to be paid to him on
his discharge. one of the stipulatipns
uEde" which the government consents
to receive these deposits and to pay in
tercst on them is that both the deposit
and interest shall he forfeited by de-
II
the reuuest to have the amount of dc
posit refunded must he denied. Whcth-
cr Private Mitchell intended to desert
appears on the statement given of his
| cas-" to be very doubtful. and it would
seem unfortunate for MIN that he WAS
| allowed to admit dcsertion and accept
| Il restoration to duty. From the let
| ter % Captain Hervoy Private Mitchell
absented himself from the post while
| drunk and returned as soon as he was
| sober. These facts do not indicate
| that the animus non rcvertendi was
present. However. it has been held
| that the dcSertion and restoration to
duty AS such produced to require the
forfeiture. and the question Of Private
Mitchells desertion is now before this
| Office for consideration"
The iudse advocate generals Office
will take up in another form the ques-
| tion of the soldiers cupabilty
| During the month Of Novmeber 1.11l
| enlistEients were made for the army III
cities and l.a4a at military posts and in
the field, making total Of 1886. For
the infantry twhite) 45l enlistments
We're made: coast artillery. 964: engi-
neer hattalions. %; cavalary twhite'.
III; field artillery, 499; L. :. Military
! Academy detachments. a. infantry
toolored). 81: cavalry tcoloretn. so: In
din scouts. :: Porto Rico regiment, Z,
| and Philippine scouts. 1.105
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19

Only two candidates for the honor of
being Names second Rhodes scholar
at oxford.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19

Fort Fairfield is heard from and re-
ports that it was Sc below. Sunday
morning. This is according TO the
Official government thermometer owned
by Hon. Nicholas l'cssenden.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19

Milk inspection. OF the lack of 1t. is
again the subject of discussion i'll
Bath. Much fault is being found with
the quality of some of the milk brought
into that city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19

The report of the county treasurer Of
Hancock county for 1904 shows Il most
gratifying condition of things AT the
end of the year the cash in the treasu-
ry was Sl2,Sl1 and the resources above
all liabilities were Sl3,01S. AT the end
of 1903 the resources above liabilities
were S12.499. showing Il gain of $3.50
during the year. Verona and East
brook were the only JONES among the
- liz the county which had not paid
their county tax al tho end of the year.
During the year IS toWns took ;idvan-
tage of the State good roads law. y
total OF l6 prisoners were committed
to The Haucock county Jail during 1904
Of whom 50 We're Imprisoned for i'll
tOXicatiou.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19

The publication Of the baseball
schedules makes il harder than ever to
wait for the merry sprinStime. Ana
after the college season is over there
will lie a revival of the Trolley league.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19
ACCONiMODATlON raA.Ns

tHTUUEh tCk-Fs to CalIior0'N and al
points South and West may he had ot Fl
r.. Walker. ticket agent. Augusta the
only office il Augusta selling via sG
routes and checking baggage sr~a OF sx
Densc.
GEO. r. EVANS. v P & iien Man.
F II. BOCTHBY, @ P. 4 T A.
Portland Ms
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19

The Countess Of Essex, who has
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-19

The Biddeford Journal man camps
on the trail Of one on two brother
newspaper men who have been guilty
Of speaking of Maine "hedsehogs" and
of ''rutiied' grouse.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-07
SPORTING NOTES.

Jockey Otto Wonderly left an estate
valued at $40, 000.
,Dineen, Young and Freeman joined
the Boston champions at New Orleans
on Tuesday.
jack O'Brien will take another try
at Young Peter jackson at Baltimore
tonight.
Rain prevented Wednesdays Penn
acknowledgements baseball game
scheduled at Charlottesville, Va.
Princeton und Penn will meet III
their fifth annual class match at the
Houston Club. on Saturday afternoon.
William Disston, Of 'Tatony, has
purchased the runner, Bobbie kean,
which won at Jennings last Tuesday
The British Americans and Thistles
will meet in an association football
match on the IIehigh avenue grounds
on Saturday.
Harry Lyons, who won his spurs in
major league company from 1887 until
1892, has been engaged a. captain and
first baseman of the H~addington- Clut
for the coming season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-07
NO SUNDAY GAMES.

A permanent injunction restraining
the Jersey City Exhibition Company,
which controls the interests of the
Jersey City Baseball Club of the Eas-
tern League, from playing baseball in
the park owned by that company in
Bayonne on Sunday, was granted by
Vice Chancellor Pitney in Newark,
Wednesday.
The Hudson County Park eCommis-
sion, Wednesday, decided to allow the
jersey City Club to occupy its old
grounds at West Side Parkin Jersey
City until the improvements to on
vert the place into a city park arc
completed.