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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-02-04


WAUWATOSA. WIS.
WAUWAT0Sk PRINTING co., Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE:
ONE YEAR ................,.$ l.OO
The master tailors of Paris are bend
ing their intellects to the task of devising
suitable uniform for the President CT
France.
Fifteen high school pupils went out On
strike ut Charleston, H., because the
: principal would not permit them TO
change their seats.
Finding a long rusty nail III his morn,
ing roll = Vicnnese citizen charged his
baker with endangering the public safety.
The baker was fined "a.
-
Speaking in Exeter on November n
Rider Haggard said he had seen people
herdod together in England under condi-
tions TO which Kaairstor wild African
tribes would not submit.
Sir Alfred Jones stated at Il meeting of
the Liverpool chamber OF commerce on
November 20 that it was expected this
year S750,000 worth of cotton would be
brought to England from Lagos, Africa.
German newspapers report that during
file year British East India imported
4069, 900 gallons Of beer. of which $500
600 gallons came from England. In al
l;t;on 4n fl,;s tbn ~ brpwartag in India
produced 6,474,S60 gallons.
''-''-
Great interest has been shown IN Mex
leo in the announcement that Sl00O,000
has been put into an undertaking Tor the
manufacture Of artificial silk. There are
many conjectufes as to the mctAod 70 0e
employed IN making the silk
-
FiclpoekctS and SWindlerS are mutt
plying in Madrid at a startling rate. anu
they carry on operations in the primer
pa! streets and squares, under the eyes
Of the poorly rald policemen many OF
whom are suspected OF beng Their ac-
con'pliees. .
,-,....
@he San 'o>,' hortiea','''isl "'lo n1a
conceived the iaea Oh eh'plo|5"S i'ioilAeyS
to pick his pruhe crop may DE MONKEY
lhg win something tuIl Oh il'cHiei, ~
qua MilWanheeah VINO tfled "a eo'hn,,'N
the RABBIT business ana lfhi',F"lSiiS' ; NJ
rabbits were all HEht. but the trees SUI
i9te4 lFoui ii'SII 49,.
AT cost OF % GENTS ''p'neae oo'
tors can dress Inc WOUNDS o. ''oV men
IheF use hhelF po"arF''i thaIco'i o'-
famed by Inc sl'" combustion % sun"
III closed furnaces. SachttS Hle0 WIN
1t are applied to the WOUNDS, ana AS
antiscptiC and absorbent qualities gen |
eFaily erect RAPID cure.
Recently the Southern Racine COM
pany cut NadsWorth, Nev., OH Its lhalh
line, and since then the residents have
been abandoning the town, the Plute |
Indians taking possession. Now they
A-se tai'e&sening to burn the place unless
the remaining white residents furnish |
them with food ana money.
-
Working girls in Berlin average nine
hours and half each day, for which |
they gtt about $50 a week Only one
AZ NV - d'tt 10 itfC AVA wv btIthbiLls
the others share their rooms with from
one to six other girls. Some Of them
hardly know what a warm meal means, |
-
TIE houses Of fbe RothsrhilIg # il
said. are fun Of secret safes and rioscfs
Baron Alphouse has . bic collection Of
art objects. and many Of the snecimrns
are kept IN safes in the walls. which are
onencd occasionally ia show thcir trcas-
ures but a}w9vs kcnt locked when some
Of the family oro not in tbn hopea
+, or1,r e,,+ 4ha "a LAT. n.,.,
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THROWN so FEET.
An Auto Hit by a Train
Near Bennington, Vt.
New York Man and Chicago
Lady Instantly Killed.
Two Others Badly Hurt..-CouId Not See
the Approaching Train.

Pennington, VT, Aug. 14-HarriS Linds-
ley Of New York. and Miss Evelyn VIII
ling of Chicago, to whom he was 20
have been married, in the FALL, were IN
stantly killed, and Ambrose Cramer 6f
Chicago, n nephew of Miss Willing, and
the chauffeur Tom Adamson. were badly
injured in an automobile accident at q
crossing Of the Rutland Railroad. about
Il mile north Of this town. The party
We're returning TO Manchester, VT. from
Wiliamstown, Mass, this afternoon.
when on crossing the track the machine
was struck by a train.
Miss Willing was daughter of Henry
j. Willing. formerly of the firm of Mar
shall Field & Co, of Chicago Mr.. Will
ling died about three years ago.
Mr. Lindsey was deputy police COM
missioner of New York.
Miss Willing had been passing the
summer with her auntS, the Misses
Skinner Of Chicago, at Il hotel In Man
chester, Vt.
The road leading to the north in the
direction of Manchester, about mile out
side the town, runs up Il steep incline TO
the track of the Rutland Railroad. The
track approaches the crossing on n curve
and through cut, which makes it al
most impossible for anyone standing on
the crossing to see an approaching tram.
The automobile was just passing over
| the crossing when the train from the
north, due in Bennington at 4l3 o'clock,
struck the machine near the rear. Mr..
| Lindsey and Miss Willing were directly
| in line with the tender of the engine,
which was running backward, and
| were thrown with terrific force fully 20
| feet in the air landing on some rocks
beside the track. Their heads were
| crushed and their bodies badly bruised.
Young Cramer and the chauffeur were
also thrown out of the automobile and
| were picked up stunned and bruised. 1t
is believed that both will recover.
Tn, machine caught fire and was com
pletely destroyed. The collision dcrailed
the train, but fortunately none of the
cars were overturned.
The train consisted Of the engine and
| two cars and had met the nOrth-bound
flyer at the North Bennington station,
AS usual the engine was running back
ward from North Bennington TO Ben
ningtcn.
The engineer was William Sibley and
the fireman William Mansan. Both OF
them jumped when they felt the engine
leave the rails. and as they did so the
engine was overturned after ripping UP
the track for nearly 100 feet There We're
about IL passengers on the train and all
ESCAPED with slight shaking up.
Both Engineer Sibley and Fireman
Mangan stated after the accident that
they did not see the automobile until the
engine was almost upon it.
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SPORTING NOTES.

The frCC-for-:tll trot and pace, 2.lS
trot, 2.11 pace and 2.12 trot ana pace
for the Maine state fair to be held Sept.
II to Il, failed to ill and have been de-
clared off. In place Of them Il 2.19 trot
and pace ana :, I'll tr0t ana pace. both
for purses cf $500. have been Substl-
tutcd.
1ha 18th annual tennis tournament
Of the Longwood Cricket Club closed.
Monday afternoon, with u slow ana
;mter, sting match between Former
National Champion William A. Larned
and Clarence Hobart for the Long
wood cup. I.arned winning in straight
@cts. 63. c., Is.
Harry Half. who is sailing the Wee
tamoe received word at New London,
Ct. Sunday night, that his father,
Hank Half. the famous America cup
defender skipper, had suffered another
relapse at his homo i'll Isiip. l.. /. The
veteran skipper has suffered from
cancer for some time. He is best known
for handlin}; the Volunteer and Defend
or in tn, International cup races. sail
ing as advisory skipper on the Nigilant,
and taking the latter abroad for George
Gould to race.
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KICKS By THOUSANDS
Being Registered Against Methods OF
Insurance Companies.

Nav York. Aug. 14.-Thousands OF
letters from persons who are dissat-
isficd with the treatment they have re-
ceived from organizations in which
they or their relatives are insured are
being ssnt to the legislative committee
appointed to investigate the New York
insurance companies.
These epistles are being sent to the
offices of James Mexican, counsel for
the committee and each complaint will
be tabulatcd. with the name of the COM
pany criticized. for use in the coming
nvestigaton.
Chairman rmstrong of the commit
tee will return to New York, today.
as will also Mr.. Mexican. They will go
over the Frick and Hendricks reports
on the Equitable Life Assurance Socie-
ty and determine upon the method by
which they may supplement the mfor-
nation contained in those documents.
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of, the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. Aug. 1.-THE speculative
forces which developed in last week 5
stock market gathered energy for rush
with the opening of the week. which
the whole Of the early e m Wery large to
selling TO take profits which the market
had to encounter had increasing effect as
the ans gave of tns atsr
Do. ~" n,oc No installing the increased
force Of the miscellaneous outside de-
mand coming from ys bieh m so1rceS itse t9
,,nnifast in the accumulation of large
buying orders over Sunday.
The suficiency of this new der demand md to
LIS liter for satisfaction to the ad-
, mas Of nm advance in prices. But the
auetness of the later dem demand II. .,s showed
lial ~. not followed up in equal volume.
irIsa Professional element was left rather
obviously ,nv to take the market in hand
apa i This they did BY the renewal of
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last weeks tactics of successive adj
vances here and there in the market. The
volatile high priced stocks continued
largely in evidence. but some Of those
which figured most conspicuously. last
week, were somewhat reactionary.
The days dealings, which made on the
whole Il broad and effective market, were
based on the general conditions which
were already making themselves felt. last
week Principal of these are the crop out
look as defined by last weeks government
report, and excellent reports of railroad
eai nings. Copper had another advance
and the favorable reports from the iron
and steel trade showed an unchanged
terror. Stocks made substantial recovery
late in the day. the corn Changers again
leading. but the persistence Of the selling
to realize made the closing irregular.
Bonds We're irregular. Total sales. par
value. 50, 10000. United States bonds were
all unchanged on call.
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A NEW LAW FIRM.
Parker, Sheehan q Hatch Will Be
Added to New Works List.

Buffalo. n. T., Aug. Alt is under
stood in legal circles that New York
State Supreme Justice Edward w.
Hatch is about To resign from the
bench to enter 4 law firm to be known
aa Parker. Shechan 4 Hatch, the other
members Of the firm being Former
Judge Alton f. Parke: and William
Sheehan.
1t had been understood since Judge
ParkeT's defeat for the Presidency that
he would form a partnership with Mr..
Sheehan, as they had tAcitly made IN
Arrangement Of this kind contingent
upon Parker's defeat. the new firm, it
IS said. will begin operations, Sept L.
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Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.
New York. Aue

new 1OTk, aug. IA.
FLOUR-Receipts, 11,167; exports, 4O66
sales, 400; dull and easy; Minnesota pa
tent, 5.0cn5GO; Minnesota bakers, 3659
4.i0; winter patents. 4.40a4.SO; winter
straits. 410d4.31
WHEAT-Reccipts. 1000; exports. 5000:
sales, 100000 futures. 1000 spot; spot
barely steady; No. red, S61s eleva tor;
No. : red. SIS f ailoat; No. north
ern Duluth, Less o b atioat; No. hard
Manitoba, nominal f b atioat.
CORN-Receipts. TO-, 125; exports, II, 1874
sales. 5000 spot; spot easy No. ,, 81 ele-
v:ltor and 81 f o atoat; No. yellow,
6lH; No. . white. 61;2.
OATS-Receipts, 1S9.S 500; spot easy: mix
ed oats. 266l32 lbs. 3UM 3U:; natural white,
So1S2 lbs. 51l-N,33; clipped white $50 10
lbs. 3+M35.
CUT MEATS-Quiet
LARD-Firm: western steamed 1901
Sis; refined, steady
PORK-F'irm.
BCfTER-Steady; receipts. 1854.
EGGS-Strons: receipts. $3.50
POTATOES-Steady: Long Island. 150fi
115; Delaware and Maryland. 1901 e.
Jersey, 1.3.fI1.Io; southern coal. 50 sweets
Jerseys, per basket, .Jfi1.50; southern
per barrel, 1.j0dIo.O
SuGAR--Kaw. firm; fair refining sia;
centrifugal. Sc test. 41sNt5-3oo;; molasses su-
gar, 3i.M9-32; refined. firm.
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HAY-Firm; No. ], 1sM17; lower grades,
1fm15.G.
MILL FEED-DulI and easy.
BRAN-Spring. T.l-yn1II5.
MIXED FEED-1S.IOT215 90
COTTON SEED MEAL-27.00
FORK-Very firm: medium, 1900
LARD-Vcry firm; 9ss.
BEEF-Firm; extra heavy sides, SnS4.
LAMBS-Easy; 7nS
VEALS-Firm: gall.
BUTTER-Easy: northern. 22TZ5
CTIEESE-Quiet; York state, IID1lE.
EGGS-F'irm; fancy, 2fGZ7; eastern. q
as
APPLES-Steady; Jersey PippIns, 250a
800.
POTATOEs-Unchange Long Island
or Jersey, 1.15.
SUGAR-Strong on a basis Of SO. for
formulated
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THE TEMERAiRE WINS
Second Race for the Canada Cup from
the lroouois.

Charlotte. \. V. Aug. lin pip
ing .o-miI.. breeze the Tcmera,ire, to-
dav. won t..c second race for the Cana
,ju Gun from the Herreshoff boat.
Iroquois. The Fife boat led ~ lie"
seconds ut the start and Steadily m
creased her Head in Il WindWard and
leeward race. ~ eight miles, twice
around IN, coarse finishing more than
n mile ahead vi her a iv'r.arE. The
Cnnadian boat from which most was
Cxpccted iii Il light breeze proved her
self Il thorough heavy weather boat,
while the IroIuois went out under
single reef the Tcrlcrairc carried full
sail Throughout: and stood up much
.tiifer thar the Herreshoff boat
Tho official time was: Start. Tenn
eraire 1i.t0.13: Eroqlcil 10000. Fin
iSh, Tcmoralrc. l..i.41; lr"4uois,
.6.51.
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Chicago Produce Market,

Chicago. Aug. II.
Prevailing belief that large crop is
virtually assured resulted in a weak mar
kct here. today. for wheat. The close
showed 4 net loss of tsc. for September
Corn is down &c. Oats are of Adhc
Provisions are practically unchanged, ex-
cept ribs. which are up 10u12iac.
The leading futures closed as follows:
W1EAT-No Sept, SIS; Dec SIS
May. SIS.
CORN-No Sept. old, 50: Sept. new,
5tri4: Dec old. 46l.; Dec. new. AIS; May.
H4.
oATs-No. Sept. "a; Dec. 2sA; May
2Sa. :
MESS PORk-Sept. Ha7ia: Oct, H. Oh.
LARD-Sept.. 1921: Oct, 1921.
SHORT RIBS-Sept., SO; Oct, $50
Cash quotations Were as follows:
FLOUR-Easy.
WHEAT-No. }, Sods:4; No. red, so0
SH.
CORN-No 2. 5i4: No. yellow, 81.
OATS-No .. 2il4; No white, ossi; No
3 white. ".
RYE-No. .. SIX.
BARLEY-Good feeding, 81.
NJ ALTlNG-Fair to choice 3SIS9
FLAX SEEDING. j, LOG; No. l north
western, 1.16.
TIMOTHY sEED-Prlme, $50.
MESS PORk-l425mllN.
IARD-17Tla.
SHORT RIBS sIDES-Loose. Se0GSN
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-Boxcd, S.75a
T.IIII,,yr,p 900
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The Weeks Schedule.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Monday Tuesday and Wednesday-Chi-
cago III Boston, Detroit ut New York.
Cleveland at Warrington. ST. Louis at
Philadelphia.
Friday and STANDARDIZATION ut De-
trnit, New York 1T Chicago. Washington
at Cleveland. Philadelphia ut st. Louis.
phia ut st. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Tuesday-Brooklyn at Pittsburg
dncSday-Brooklyn ut PittSburC.
Thursday, Friday and Satur'lay-Cin
cnnati at Boston. Chicago ut brooklyn,
st Louis at Philadelphia, PittShurS at
brooklyn.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Tuesiay-Iawrence ut New bedford
1.-TWO phmcS). Havtrhill ut Lynn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." ut Fall River.
Concord at Taunton. Lynn ut lIav"rhill.
cord mt Lynn. New Bedford at Taunton.
Fridav-l'all River ut New Bedford,
Concord ut Nashua, Lawrence ut Taun-
ton. Haverhll at Lynn.
SaturdI New Bedford at Ilaverhill.
Fall River at Lynn, Concord at Lawrence,
Nashua at Taunton 1.-TWO sames)-
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Tuesday-Ncwark at Jersey City. Balti-
more at Providence Rochester at Buffa-
10. Toronto ut Montreal.
Wcdncsday-Jcrscy, city at Newark,
Paltimorc at Providence. Rochester at
Buffalo. Toronto at Montreal
Thursday-Newark 1T Rochester. Jersey
City at Toronto. Baltimore at Buffalo,
Providence ut Montreal.
SATURDAY. Newark at Rochester 1.-TWO
gameS), Jersey City at Toronto 1.-TWO
gameSb, Baltimore ut Buffalo 1.-TWO
games), Providence at Montreal.
Sunday-Providonce at Montreal
CONNECTICUT LEAGTE.
Tuesday-New London at bridgeport.
Holyoke at Springfield. Norwich ut Hart
ford New Haven al Meriden.
Wednesday -llartfOrd at Bridgeport.
New Haven ut Eolyokc. Springfield at
Norwich. Mcriden at New London.
Observation-Disclosures mt Hartford. Mor-
iden at Norwich. Springfield a New Lon
don. Holyoke at New Haven.
F'rday-Hulyoke at Bridgeport. Nor
vich at New Haven. Springfield at Hart
ford, New London at Meriden.
Standardization at Bridgeport. New
London at New Haven. Norwich at Hol-
yoke, Hartford At Springfield.
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Augusta vs. Winthrop, Today.

Augusta will meet Winthrop on thu
Driving park diamond. at so this after
noon. for the first home game of the
present week. Pitcher Dickinson has
been on a trip to Boston after players and
will return. this morning. with two new
men, one of which Will appear on tillrd
bosr in today's game. Dickinson will ho
in the box for Augusta. while ''Gramp
Morse will do the hOnors for Winthrop.
Tho game will be called at $50. A big
crowd ought to be present. as the game
will doubtless be 4 warm one.
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AT NEW BEDFOES

Concord was beaten by Il score Of u
0 in 10 innings. Elliott pitching con-
pl.toly mystifed the visitors and Slime
was effective until the last few Innings,
when the infi-d"rs missed single by
Coveney after Tcmplm dropped Il thrown
bail, and Mullaney'S clean single over
second t.asc scored the winning run. ke-
hoes fielding and batting made him TIN
most conspicuous player i'll n game that
aboundcd in fast fielding. The score:
New Bcdf'rd ss0D o o o 0 Ia.
Concord $50 o D q 0 0 0 O-0-;-l
Batteries-Eliott and Burrell; Slime ana
Knots. Time. -.o3. Umpire, KERN. At
tendance go.
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NOT BEFORE OCTOBER
Is the New York Life Insurance In
quiry Likely to Begin.

st. Paul Mimi. Aug. Estate 1nsur-
ance Commissioner O'Brien returned from
New York. today, and confirmed the re-
port that the investigation of the big
Eastern life insurance companies by nj
surance departments of several Western
states, including Minnesota. will not com
mence before October. The first COMPANY
to be investigated will be the New York
Life. and it will be followed by the others
if the showing of the New York Life de-
m9nIS
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CHARGED WITH ESPIONAGE.
wo tng'ishmen Arrested by German
tor Too Much Looking Around.

Beriln. Aug. IA dispatch receiy-
ca mere from Wilhelmshafen. Zone of
the principal German naval stations on
the North Seal. says that two Eng
hshmen visited the port in a sailing
Eacht' leaving that place, today. Their
yacht was Immediately followed by n
torpedo bHat and the occupants ar
rested ana brought back charged with
espionage./
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The Car of Russia. it is said. mas
25.0OoON invested in English securities.
and il Is also declared that he would in
an extreme crisis fly and live in Eng
land as other troubled monhrchs nave
done before him. Then he has second
string to his bow in. the $6.OO0,OO invested
in American rails, iron and coal
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'Rattcd for Criger iii the ninth.
'Ratted for Dneen in the ninth.
Chicago -............0 l . 0 o If
Boston .-............0 o o Q 0 OIL
Two-baEe hit--Jones. Three-baSe hits
Selbuch Tanuehll. Ferris. Collins Sac
rifice hfts-lsbell . Stolen baS,-ISbell
Double play-Donahuc. Davis, Donahue
First base on balls--off Altrnck. 2: OF
Dineen. s. Struck out-Bv Aitrock. 8. by
Dineen: I. Time. la. Empires. McCar-
thy and Sheridan.
Second game:
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Walter Sanger Pullman, son Of the late
George NJ Pullman. has been thrown
from buggy while driving in San Ma
teo, Cal. and sustained injuries from
which he may die There is a severe in
Jury to the jaw and another on the up
per port ion of the head. but his physi-
clan has not vet been able to determine
whether he is suffering from conclusion
Of the brain or has had his skull irac-
tnrrl
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AT PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia 10 0 o 0 o NTH
Batteries--Pelty and Sugdeu. Bender
and Schreck. Time. III. t'mpircs'
O'Loughlin and Hurst. Attendance. Eo9.
AT NEW YORK.
Detroit q 0 0 0-1-.-e
New York MO- & 0 X-i-9-l
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Disch and Warner:
Newton and IIleinow. tmpircS. Mcclure
and Lowe Time. l..S. Attendance, 1000.
AT WASHINGTON.
Washington 81 5000 DOL 81
cleveland ..0ol00O 900 l-3-i-O
Batter.es-Hughes. Pattcn and heyden
Moore and Clark. Time. 80. UMPIRE
Connolly Attendance. 1000.
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Horse ambulances are still a CRY
ing need in London. The other day a
nan taken seriously i'll in the street
,lan :" wat where he was four hours
bf"r" c,nyrvanco couId H. at,,in.d
to take him 10 hospital.
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RAFTING AVERAGES.
Trolley League Schedule.

Tuesday Winthrop at Augusta. HALO
well at Gardiner.
Wcdne sday-Augusta ut Winthrop. Gar
diner at Hallowell-
Observation-Disclosures at Augusta.
Friday-Wmthrop at Gardiner.
acknowledgements at Iiallowell. fardi-
ner AT Winthrop.
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Chicago Cattle Market,

Chicago. Aug. Il.
CATTLE-Receipts 10000. including zoo
Texans. SEQ westerns; market steady to
ioc. higher; good TO prime steers, 500
600
HoGs-Receipts. 10000: mixed and
butchers. :. SOFAS. 49,
sHEEP-Receipts, 1a,0O0; good to choice
wethers, 4.75m5OO
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New York Cotton Market.

New York, Aug. IA.
Galveston quiet. 10l.: Charleston nomf-
nal: Memphis easy. 10Y New Orleans
easy, 10 ZIG; Mobile nominal, 10: Savan-
nah unsettled. 10A.
Net receipts for three days, 1866
Exports to Great Britain, $3.50; II
France. 1023; to the continent a55; 10
Mexico. 100: to Japan. 157.
Stock, 34l So.
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EASTERN lEaGuf.

At Providenc.-Bs Baltimore. 3; Provi-
d.rce, o.
AT f5umalo-Bunalo 6; Rochester. o.
At MOntreal-T"ronto. 3; Montreal. 0.
At Nrwark-.IerS,y City, &; Newark ..
AT Providence baltimore. ?; proVi-
drnre, y.
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The Apple Shipments.

Boston, Aug. 14.-Total apple shipments
from all parts during the week ending
August r. 1895, were
From Boston, COL; New York, 1926; Mont
real. 126.
Total for week. 3s03; same time. 1904,
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Two-basc hit-Callahan. Three-base hits
Ferris. Freeman >. Home run--Ferris.
van. Double play-Owcn and Dorahue;
First base on balls-Of Gibson. 4 off
owen. 3 Hit by pitched ball-lshell.
Wild pitch-Owen Time. 1is. Umpires.
Mccarthy and Sheridan. Attendance. 49,
clS
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New York Takes One from
Detroit, Seven to One.
Nashua and New Bedford the New England
WinRers..-0ther Games.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
American League Standing.

BOSTON, Aug. 1i.-Chicago Won the
earlier game OF two played here. today.
ny to /. and Boston took III" second by
8 to :. The scores:
First game:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-15

4 secret chamber. furnished in old
cak, was unexpectedly discovered dur
ing the demolition Of the Plough Inn.
Little Ealing. England. The inn was
800 years old. The grandmother OF
Dick Turpin. the hishwayman. once
kept it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-15
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
New England League Standing.
AT NASHUA.

Loose fielding and inability to hit
O'Tool" gave Nashua the game with la
verhill ~ Il scors. of ! to !. The feature
ed The score:
Nashua .........0 o o x---9-2
Haverhill ..,....0 o 0 . q q u H--i-i-5
Batt.ti"s-OTool. and McDaniels; NJ"
Ghls-g ana Ahearu. TIM. o. Umpire,
Hastings Attendance 300