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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-23
Battling Nelson An Easy
Mark for Abe Atte||.
Donoghue and Harrigan Have a
Draw at Portland.
Tom ScuIIy Out in Second Round Before
0'Bien at Brockt0n.

Philadelphia. May 90 BATTLING Mel
SON made his first appearance in the
prize ring in this city, tonight. AMI
proved a rather easy deposition lot
ABE Attsii of California. 1t was the old
story of the finished boxer against q
fighter. Attcll'S clevarHcSs proved TOO
much for Nelson, AMI in the four Oh
the six rounds of the bout the Cali
forniin jabbed his opponent at VIII. In
the fifth round, Atters strength began
10 wanc. but he was able to hold Mel
son easily. 1t was a good fast bout from
START to finish.
The way Attel started in it looked as
though Nelson would not last the SIX
rounds. but what he lacked incleVer-
ness, he E1ade up in Gameness an"
ability to take punishment. All through
the first four rounds, Attcl Jabbed Mel
son in the face and in the stomach.
In the second and third rounds. wheA
Nelson led, he caught Attel seVera!
times hard on the jaw without doing
any damage.
In the later part Of the fourth, Nei-
son sent Attel to the floor. but he was
on his feet IN an instant. The fifth
as was also part of the sixth. In the
latter part Of this round, however. At
tel recovered himself and was ham
mering Nelson with rights and lefts
when the bell sounded.
Up to the lime the men stepped into
the ring. 1t looked as though they
would not meet. There T:,S a hitch Over
weighing in. Attel weighed in at 126.
hut Nelson refused 20 get on the scales,
Gaining tina. his contract did not call
tor it. Attel refused to go on and the
management decided to put on kii
Herman of Chicago. Attel finally con-
scented TO fight. Nelson looked to weigh
about 1874 to 1876 pounds.
The fight was held III the National
Athletic Club and was attended by
fair crowd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-23
Spit. ball Rules.

Now that the spit ball is all the rage
among the big league pitchers the follow
ing rules and regulations should be care
fully adhered to. according to an Eastern
ball scribe:
Rule l. In order not to offend the sense
of decency the pitcher should carry the
ball back behind the clubhouse before
splitting on it,
Eule 3 Always signal the catcher be
fore throwing the spit ball in order to al
low him an opportunity to don Il raincoat
and raise an umbrella.
Rule s. Tobacco spit is strongly ad-
viScd.
Rnle T. On ladies' day pitchers should
generate saliva by chewing musk or pep
permnt scented gum.
Rule = One hour of practice each day
should be devoted to developing the spit
Ing the spit in the proper place on the
ball may be attained.
Rule G. Left-handed pitchers should
learn to spit from the right side Of the
mouth. and rieht-handers from the left
side-WashingtO Post.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-23
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, May %.
Covering by frantic shorts. today. caus-
cd sensational advance of six cents 4
hushel in the price of corn for May de-
| livery and of four cents in the price of
May wheat. EumOrs of an attempt ia
corner all corn for MAY delivery was the
| main reason for the sharp bulge i'm the
price of corn. Part of the advance was
lost on profit taking. At the close May
corn was mp Az cents. May wheat is up
Provisions are a shade to cents lower.
The leading futures closed as follows:
Sept S2TiA
CORN-No. May. 5eA: July old. 4Sk67
": July new, As: Sept. old. AIS; Sept. new.
o0ATs-No May. soy; July. 2sN: Sept.
MESS PoRK-May, $3.50; July. 1ee2k:
LARD-May. 1929; July. 7.s5; Sept.
SHORT RIBs-May. 10; July. 7.27K;
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-Firm.
WHEAT-No spring. 105I109; No 3.
1OGfi10G No. 9 red. 103m10S
CORN-No. 2. 5624; No. 2 yellow, Ssh.
OATS-No. 2. G%; No. white, 321iaf33;
No. ? white. 31T32ih.
RYF.-NO. 2. 77RM79
.EY-Gcod feeding. 39T4n
MAI.TGNC-Fair to choice. 4fG49.
FI,AE SEEDING. l, 126: No. north
western. 142.
TIMOTHY sEED-prire $50
MESS PORK-12.5OM1oa5.
SHORT RIRS SIDEs-T.oose. 7O5N7 L.
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-Boxeo, 7.12iAI
CLovER-n.75a1225.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-23

the E.Ibe river. Germany. This is to
start. Saturday, June Il. and will take
a bout two days TO complete the course.
The yachts crossing the Atlantic are all
expected 10 enter. After reaching the
Elbe a race Is to take place there on
Tuesday, June 20, for which two extra
prizes have been offered.
Th. Eastern Yacht Club Of Boston.
has been il vited to visit Shelburne, n.
s.. with It's fleet, at the conclusion Of
its OF can race from Marblehead to Hail.
fax in August. The invitation was con-
yeyed the past week 10 Tie clubs re-
gatta committee by j.. q. Harvey. a
well-kncwn business man and yachts
man of Shelburne, who stated that
races would be given the visitors and
substantial prizes offered II they would
call at Sheiburne after Visiting Hail.
fax. Shelburne is about 100 miles this
side of Halifax.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-23
SPORTING NOTES.

Charles Soule Of Cleveland, one of
the best drivers in the country, will OPP
crate a Pope car in the Readville, au-
tOmobile race meet, May 80.
The latest news from the champion
British tennis players is bad. II. l..
Doherty is reported to have collapsed
from a strain of the muscles of his
heart, and Miss Douglas. the woman
champion, who is to meet Miss May
Sutton. the American champion, has
severely hurt her right arm. Let us
hope these reports are exaggerated.
There will be a canoeing regatta I'M
der the auspices of the Waltham Ca
noe Club Of Boston, June II, on the up
per Charles. There will be several ca
noe events and one tub race, but no
swimming matches. as the n. f. A. A.
a. l.. secretary insisted that the event
be sanctioned. This edict was agreed to
unit! 1t was learned that in order that
several fellows could have a little fun
in the water, it would cost SO. An then
they said NO" Can you blame them?
At meeting Of the members Of the
Naval Academy boat crew, Sunday, at
Annapolis. Midshipman Willie w.
Fradley, Jr., of Farman. n. D.. was
elected captain for next season. He
has rowed for three years, his present
position in the boat is No. and he
weighs IT'S pounds. The election was
unanimous. The crew has not lost
race, this season, and has defeated
Georgetown, University of Pennsyl-
yania. Yale and Columbia. Coach
Richard Glendon of the Boston Ath-
letic Association, who has done such
spIendid work with the navy crew,
this year. may not return.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-23
Fistic Bouts This Week.

The following ring bouts are scheduled
for this week:
TUESDAY.
Jimmy Walsh VS.. Will" Gibbs. Goliath
Jones VS.. T.. Needles. and Tim Flynn VS.
Young ConrOy. Douglass A. c.. Chelsea.
WEDNESDAY,.
Dan Littlejohn VS.. Ben Mcleod. sgd
n"y, c. Il.
Jack (Twin) Sullivan VS.. Nick Burley,
Dawson.
Tom Sullivan VS.. w. Burke. Philadel-
phia.
j. McClan VS.. Jimmy Devine. Ealti-
more.
FRIDAY.
Sam Langford VS.. Peter Jackson and
three preliminaries. Marlboro.
Matty Baldwin VS.. Young Kenny. W.
Mack VS.. Johnny Powers. Kid Fitz VS..
J. Devine. and J. Reagan vs.. Kid Geary,
Lawrence.
Hugo Kelley VS.. Tom Anderson, St. Jo-
scph. Michigan.
Jimmy Hanlon VS.. Tom Gorham. Pitts
field.
Patsy McKenna VS.. Joe Venter. Wilkes
barre.
Peter Maher VS.. Joe Jeanette. Philadel-
phia.
SATURDAY.
Tommy Mowatt VS.. JACK O'Neill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-23
TENNIS AT BoWDOIN.
The lnterschoiastic Tournament, Six
Schools Entered, Played Monday.

Brunswick. May 2.-(Special.) 1.-The
first annual interscholastic tennis meet
under the auspices of the Bowdoin
Tennis Association, took place on the
weather conditions. Six schools were
represented, as follows: Hebron Aca-
denny, Waterville High School, Bruns-
wick High School Thornton Academy.
Portland High School and Boston Lat
in school. The meet resulted in Wet
DRY for the Massachusetts team. they
capturing first place in both single and
doubles and second in the singles.
Brunswick High captured second in
the doubles.
The contests were watched by a
large crowd of students and visitors,
and the contest as n whole was most
successful one. and interScholastic ten
mis- meets will doubtless be a perma-
nent thing at BowdOin. The sum-
maries:
Wendemuth and Sweetscr of Boston
Latin School. won the semi-fnal round
and will play off the finals SO that Boston
Latin won the singles. The results in the
singles We're:
Preliminary round-Drew of Brunswick,
beat Spencer of Watcrville. GIL 60; Nc
Glinchey of Portland. beat Soldiers of He
brOn. 81, 6-1
First -Windemuth of Boston. heat
Hyde of Thornton. 6-3 Ga; CrcSsey of
Thornton, beat Drew of Brunswick. 4-6.
Hughes of Brunswick, G-1, g.; Sweetsel
of Boston. beat ThurstOn of Portland GA,
o..
Semi-rnal rcund-Wendemuth Of Bos-
ton, beat CreSsey of Thornton. g. 81:
Sweetser of Boston, beat McGlinchcy Of
Portland GO. Sc.
Fina,s-Sweetscr Boston. beat Wende-
muth. Boston c.. 6-3.
Doubles. first round-Wendemnth and
Sweetser. Boston. beat MrGIinrhcy and
ThurStOn. Portland. 6-4, 60: Drew and
Hughes. Brunswick. beat Hyde and Ores
scy. Thornton. 0-6. 6-1. 60
Finals-Wendomnth ard Sweetser beat
Drew and Hughes. g.. g..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-23
COLLEGE SPORT.
Tennis Tournaments on
Bates and boWdoin Courts
intercollegiate at lewiston
InterschoIastic at Brunswick.
Rapid Play and Close Scores--Bates vs.
Tufts, To-day, at Lewiston.

lewiston. Me, May 22.-(SpeciaD.-
The finals in the Maine intercollegiate
tennis tournament held at Bates were
plaved off, today. In the morning, Stew
ems and Palmer Colby met Tabor AMI
Mcclure for the championship in
doubles, Colby winning, 70, &c &c. Co..
G-1.
In the singles, semi finals, Stevens
Colby easily defeated Austin, Bates,
G-1. -. Doe Bates, defeated Jones, Col
by, G-3. &c, G-3.
In the afternoon, Doe defeated Stew
ems. ca. 6-3 G-3. in n fine exhibition Of
tennis thereby winning The champion
ship for Bates in singles Stevens had
been the particular star throughout the
tournament and DOES complete victory
was something of a surprise.
The tournament was II have been
held, Tue sday, but rain prevented any
playing, until Friday, even then it was
windy with frequent showers which
prevented any fast tennis, until today.
Bowdoin put up the poorest exhibition
of any of the colleges. The following are
ehN sotiPiNtS AN''Nies' VI tiAN sONA
SINGLES.
First round-Doe Oates defeated Owen
lAlainel. So. 81. 81; Austin USatesl de-
feated Tabor CMaine), "a So. Sc; Jones
COLBY defeated Donnell Nowdoin). 60,
ST. g.; Stevens (Colby) defeated Laidley
lBowdoin). 4-6. 6-4 -.
Senl-finals-Doe Oates defeated Jones
(COIhy). 6-. Pc. 6-3: Stevens COLBY de-
featcd Austin (Bates). 6-1. -.
Finals-DOe Bates defeated Stevens
(Colby), c., -6S. 6-3.
DOUBLES.
First rolnd-Owen and LOvett Maine)
defeated Ladley and Donnell OHowdoin).
g. 81; Tabor and Mcclure (Maine) de
fcatcd Greene and Clark" ROwdoin). 60.
f-l: Stevens and Palmer Colbyl defeated
Austin and Jordan Bates, g.. &c. 6-3:
Jones and Bryant Colby) defeated Doe
and Spooner Hates). Sc. Ga. 6 3;
Semi Administrators and Palmer CCOlby)
defeated Owen and LOVett tMalne) f-3.
6-3: Tabcr and Mcclure tMaine) defeated
Jones and Bryant (Colbv). 60. 4-G. 6-3
F'inals-Stevens and Palmer Colby) de-
feated CTabor and Mcclure Maine), -.
4-G 2-f. 6-3, 6-1.
Bates will plays Tufts, tomorrow, on
| Garcelon field. Bates was defeated this
season in Massachusetts by Tufts, 5
to 8. and will try to reverse the score
| in the home game.
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Boston Produce Market.

FLor-P-ou,., ,n. BOSTON, May }.
mill shipment, G.OO1tG.G5. - patents.
EoKN-yery firm; No. 2 yellow. Ill
~ lSMDlill but steady: No. d.
MILL. FEED-About steady
Thanksgiving. 1s.:OG,lg o.
MIXED FEED-l9 .:h,. y 90
COTTON SEED MEALS 5O1,oc-
PCRk-Steady: medium; I5.25,. a.
IARD-Steady: S9s
BEEF-tluiet. extra heavy sfda. w.,
LAM BS-Firm; I1YGil2 'ARs.
NEALS-Steady; 16Mll.
BITTER-Quiet and easy: northern J.,
m2il.. '''' ''iefh' a
CHEESE Steady; York state t,o,,.
EGGS-Steddy; fancy, 2ln.2: eae,a.rrt
M20. 'N'efn. y
APPLEs-ouiet but firm; Maine p,,,
wins, No. ]. 2.O0ft2i0 haid-
POTATOFS-icasy White Moun,aics :,
m3t: Houlton Hebrons. --Nf3j. c..
Mountains, 2:Ht30 ''eth
StGAE-Quiet on a basis Of cen,, ].
granulatcd. ''H io'
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New York Produce Market.

New York May 90
tIol R-Receipts. 2O.SS: exports, 1896;
sales. 500: firm hut quiet
WlIEAT-keccipts. 10000: exports. 15.-
Al; sales. !.m0.O0o futures: spot firm: No.
, red. 1897 nominal elevator; No. . red.
lOf% nominal o b afioat: No / northern
Duluth. 1l7S o afloat: No. hard Man
itoba. 101ia o b afloat
CORN-Receipts. 37.625; exports. 213.
sales. .O.6N0 futures. 10000 spot: spot firm
No. ,: ~ nominal elevator and 5sI NOM
lnai + b afioat; No. . yellow. 56A; No.
white. 81.
OATS-Reccipts. 265.5OO: exports. 1890:
spot steady; mixed. 26M32 lbs. ;5m35il
natural white: 30M32 lbs. 36m31i4: clipped
white. 36f40 his. 36ihli40
CUT MEATS-Firm.
IARD-Firm: refined steady.
PORK-Steady.
3I-TTER-Firm: rcccipts. 6317.
EGGS-1rreg;lar: receipts. 11.i45.
OTATOES-Irrregular.
SUGAR-Paw steady: fair refining IL
1G: centrifugal 96 test SIC; mola sses su-
gar 3 ZIG; refined steady.
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New York Cotton Market

Spot closed quiet u points higher Nh
ding uplands. Sd; do. gulf. 80 Slirs
400 bales.
Galveston firm. lie: Charleston sta,dr
~; Memphis firm. 81: New OrIe,ns
steady, l5-lG; Mobile firm. n; Savanna
quiet. Z l.-lG.
Net receipts for three DAYS. 19D
Exports to Great Rritain. II ~. ~
France. 1906; to the continent. l.,,ag.;. n
japan. $685.. '"
Stock 81 %
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new ENGLAND lEA6UE.
New England League Standing.
AT CONCORD.

The wildness of Hartman in the eighth
nine by a score of to =. The score:
Lynn ...........0 o 3 1-t-10-0
Concord . o 900 o. Go
Batteries SAope and Daum; Hartman
and Knots. Time 2h Umpires. Labele
and Steventon. Attendance. 800
AT FALL RIVER.
Fall River defeated Lowell by the score
of 10 to 3 The locals hit Cross freely
while GiirOy kept the visitors hits well
scattered. kiernanS fielding was the
feature. The scoi':
Lowell .......O L . 0 2 0 0 % 7-3
Batteries-Gilroy md Sullivan: Cross
and AnderburR. Time. lbs. Umpire. Bra
dy. Attendance. 6N.
AT HAvERHlLL.
HaverhiN outbattcd Manchester nearly
two to one hut lost the game through
hts scattered ex opt i'm the seventh. when
Haverhilfs only ran was made on two
bagger and single. The score:
Manchester 30 81 S-S
Haverhill .....0 Q 0 ! o l-lO-S
Observation-Disclosures and Cete: Clancy
and Aheam. I'm. 10 Umpire. KERN.
Attendance. so.
AT NEW tGDFORD.
BY hitting Friend hard in the seventh
and ninth innings. Na shua won the game
from New Bedford hy 4 score of to :.
The batting of EeHri 'nd the fielding OF
Kavanaugh were Tho fen ures The score /;
Nashua .......0 90 q D o 0 3-9-1S-.s
New Redford..O o o 90 o. -
Observation-Disclosures and Eaton: Friend
and Burrill. Umpire. Stafford. Time,
1.M. Attendance. 500.
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Another Cornell Oarsnan Sick.

Ithaca, n Y, May pa serious
blow was given the Cornell second
Varsity crews prospects for winning
the Junior race at the American Hen
Icy. today, when Adams. stroke. failed
to renort for practice because of mala-
rial fever. This makes the 18th man
lost to the crew since the opening of
the season. King was put in at stroke.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-23
O'Brien Knocks Out ScuIIy.

Brockton, Mass, May 22.-Rouse
O'Brien of South Boston, knocked out
Tommy Scully of Chicago. in the sec
ond round of Il scheduled 15-rOund bout
before the Brockton Athletic Club. to-
night. In the preliminaries, Hayward
Briggs of Whitman. won on foul
from Young OBrien of South Boston.
in the fifth round
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-23
New York, Nat, z; Pittsburg, |,
ina FILMING Game.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
National League Standing.

Boston. May 2.-Hard hitting In the
early part OF the game with St. Louis
won for Bre,un, to 4. After the second
inning Taylor settled down and Boston
could do little with his pitching. Willis
was wild and ineffective and retired in
favor of Wilhelm in the fifth inning The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-23
AT NEW BEDFORD.
Connecticut lEAeUE.

At pringf1eld-Springfield. 3: Hart
ford, l.
At ACKNOWLEDGMENT 4: Nor
witch. 0.
AT New Haven-New London. S: New
Haven. 5.
At 0eriden-Meriden, 4: Holyoke, 9.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-23

Sacrifice hits-ShannOn. WolvertOn,
Sharpe. Two-base hits-Tenney. Sharpe.
Willis. Raymer. Shannon. Stolen bases
Tay lor Smoot. Double plays-Burke and
Btckley: Wilhelm and Tenney: Shay and
Arndt Hits-Of Willis. 3 in innings; off
Wilhelm, 5 in 5 innings. First base on
balls-OH Willis. 4: off Wilhelm, >: off
Taylor, g. Hit by pitched hall-By Taylor
]. Struck Out-By Wilhelm. >: by TAYLOR
9 Passed ball-MOrar. Time, 1.35. I'M
pre- O'Day. Attendance. 1120.
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Chicago Cattle Market

c.rrrr , Chicago. Nav .,
steers, i..Du61, " prime
iIOGS-teceipts, 3l0D1. mic,
butchers. 5.2,lfa1J ~ed and
SHEEP-I.eceipts. 30.00; lambs M.
mwcr; good 10 choice wcthcrs, Sion 'v'i'c,
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Donoghue and Harrigan FIGHT a Draw

Portland. Me-. May 22.-The 15-round
bout, tonight. between Kid Donoghue
and Eddie Harrisan. both of this city.
championship of the State. resulted in
a draw.
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Have You rheumatism?

If so. apply Chamb ar,ain's Pain Balm
1t has cured others and there is no rea-
son why it should not cure you. One
application relieves the pain. For ale
by John Coughlin, Augusta, G Il
Beane, Gardiner.
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Hill.CIimbinu at Worcester.

Worcester. Mass, May 22-NearN
SO automobiles have been entered for
the hill-climbing contest here, Thurs
day. under the direction of the Wor-
Cester Automobile Club.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-23

The bingham Yacht club is the lat
est acquisition to the yachting organ
izations in Boston waters. The club
starts with membership of so and with
a fleet of 80 boats.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
American League Standing.
AT CLEVELAND.

Cleveland 40 q 0 o IL "a
Philadelphia 3 O-6-15-O
Battrties-Bernhard and BemiS. Clarke:
Watidell and Schreck Time. 1.4'. I'M
pires, Sheridan and Mccarthy. Attend
ance, 1904.
AT DETROIT.
Detroit .O 0 0 q 0-0-3-2
New York ...O 0 @ 0 o z $3.50
Batteries-Mullin and Drill: Griffith.
HOgg and Mcclure Time. IN. Umpire,
Kelley. Attendance. 200
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New York Money Market.
Now York. Ma,

New York, Nav %
Money on call easy at 2M2l: pr cent
last loan at "a per cent; closing bid at =
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 3HM41a per cent.
Sterling exchange firm At i%1.0,Gi 49,. u
for demand and at 4S5.0jn iS5. 10 for 60 days
Posted rates 4>ll. and 4S112.
Commercial hills 4S4:,
Bar silver 5Ss
Mexican dollars a..
Government bonds steady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-23

1T was almost a miracle. Burdock
Flood Filters cured me of terrible
breaking out all over the body. l am
very grateful Miss Julia Filbridge.
West Cornwell, Conn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-23

All the healing balsamic virtues or the
Norway pine are concentrated in Dr.
Woods Norway Pine Syrup. natures own
remedy for coughs and colds:
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OTHER GAMES.
Tufts, 4; Westbrook Sem., 2.

At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Agricultural
College. II; Phillips-Andover. 3.
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BASEBALL. TENNIS AND FISTIC SPORT.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures. ,; Provi'
depce. z.
At Buffalo-BuffalO. 6; jersey city. 4.
At TorOntO-TorOntO. 3: Baltimore. 0.
At acknowledgements 6: Montreal, 2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-23

Monarch over pain. Burns. cuts.
spralns, stinSs. Instant relief. Dr'
Thomas Electric Oil At any drug store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-23

Kyrle Bellew, the actor, will sail his
vawl. the Kreimhilda, for the German
Empcror's cup on June at Kiel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-23

It's folly to suffer from the horripe
plague of the night, itching piles. Doah
ointment cures quickly and permanently
Al any drug store, 80 cents.
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AT NEW YORK.

Pittsburg 100000 100000 o. -
New York ...O001 90 0 0 0 0 1-2-l0-2
Batteries-Flaherty and PETIT: Ames
and Eresnahan. Time. go Empires,
Klein and Emslie. Attendance. 10000.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Cincinnati ..0 0 / 1 0-o-10-
philadelphia % 0 3 0 o. -
Batterias-Chech and Schlei; Sparks and
DOOM Time. lao. Umpire. tombstone.
Attendance. 900.
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BASEBALL NOTES.
In Breezy Chicago.
Frnm Chicago Journal.

(F'rOm Chicago J0UTnhU.
Time the loud bazoO for battle
Iiurry on the field today
For the greatest OF tn" tr"nchm"n.
Zig I.ajoy is going to play.
Get a move on-tion't b" waiting
Let us skip along to Src
That most wonderful of icitttrS
I.eather-kilIing a-jnh-wce
Hes Il marvel. and his glory
Covers him with n;ltchi"ss fame
How the. pitchers shrek and Shivcr
At the sourd Of La-sZwee's name.
Pope.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-05

few small foothoIds presented them
selves. and there was some indication
of a ledge. The cliff is so high that to
climb it all was an obvious impossible
ity, and it was equally impossible to
make my way along the wet path with
out leaving some tracks 1 might. il 10
true. nave reversed my boots, as have
done ON similar occasions. but the sight
of three sets Of tracks in one direction
would certainly. have suggested a de-
ceptiOn. On the whole, then, it was
best that l should risk the climb II
was not a pleasant business, Watson.
The fail rOared beneath me. I am not
a fauciful person, but 1 give you my
word that seemed 10 hear Moriarity's
voice scream ming at me out Of the abyss.
A mistake would have been fatal More
than once, as tufts of grass came out
in my hand or my foot slipped in the
wet nOtches of the rock thought that
/ was gone. But I struggled upward.
and at last I reached a ledge several
feet deep and covered with soft green
moss, where I could lie unseen in the
most perfect comfort. There I was
stretched. when you, my dear Watson,
and all your following were Investigate
ing in the most sympathetic and inef-
fieieEt manner the circumstances OF my
death.
AT last, when YOU had all formed
your inevitable and totally erroneous
conclusions, you departed for the ho-
tel and was left alone. I had
imagined that 1 had reached the end
of yrny adventures, but a very unex-
pected occurrence showed me that
there were surprises still in store for
me. A huge rock, falling from above.
doomed past me. struck the path. and
bounded over into the chasm- For an
Instant I thought that 1t was an acci-
dent, but a moment later. looking up,
i saw a mans head against the dark
ensng sky, and another stone struck
the very ledge upon which I was
stretched, within a foot OF my head.