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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-23
The Weeks Schedule.
NATIONAL I.EAGTE

Ma llONAlJ LE.3tr l f..
Monday, Tuesday and WedneSday-St.
Louis at Boston, Chicago ut Brooklyn.
Plttsburg at New York. Cincinnati at
Philadelphia
Thursday, Friday and Saturday two
games ThursdayJ-St. Louis at Brooklyn.
r.ttsburg at Boston, Cinrinnati at New
York. Chicago at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Tuesday. "Wednesday and Thursd'y y
Boston at Cleveland. New York az st.
at Chicago.
Friday and Standardization at Chca-
go. New York at Clevclnnd, Athletics ut
l-tr"it Washinston q ST. Louis;
ton ~ st. Louis.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Wcdneslay-Fali River ~ Haverhl!.
Taunton at Lawrence. Nashua ar Con-
cord
hursday-Tamton az Concord. New
vrlhill at Nashua. Lawrence at Lynn.
I'riday-Lynn N New Bedford. Taunton
at Fail River, Concord at Na@hua. Law
renee At Haverhll.
Saturday--Lynn at New Bedford, Taun-
ton AZ Fan River Concord al f.awrenr",
Nashua ut IIaverhill.
EASTERN LEAGUE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at Buffalo 1.-TWO
gam"sD. Jersey city at Montreal. Pvovi-
| dru". at Toronto two c.lmc4b, Baltimore
! at Rochester t"c Ramrsl.
Thlrsla - Newark at Toronto. JERSEY
| Cay at Buffalo, Providence at Roches.
ten
Friday and Saturday 1.-TWO games Satur.
day'--Newark AT Toronto, Jersey CITY ~
Buffalo. Provid"n"e At Rochester. Balti-
mon" at Montreal
CONNECTGCTT LEAGUE.
"dnesday-SrrmGiirld at Bridgeport,
New Haven ut Holyoac. New London al
tiartford, Norwich at Meriden.
Observation-Disclosures at Springfield
Sew Haven ut Mcriden. Ilolvoke at Nor
Fridav-Bridgeuort ut Weriden Hart
ford at Norwich, IIolyoke at New London
Springfield at New Haven
Saturddy-Norwich ut Bridgeport New
London at Holyokc, New Haven at
Springfield. Meriden at Hartford.
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q:
~ purifier Of great power !: e a. ASY;s:cs
rhe game will be called at O'Clock

The game will pc called at O'Clock
sharp.
Watson evidently got his" in the Car
diner allOwcll game, yesterday, being
replaced In the sixth inning by Newen-
ham. But they Will receive their bumps,
as the boys say, NJ some time or an
other.
one Of tho boys claims to have had a
dream, Monday night, That a home run
would b.. rnad,. on the HON. grounds dur
ing tOday'S game. MesSrs. Perry and
Cnaatc arr. ready with that five should IL
prove to be one Of the boys in red.
Todiy's game will decide the Trolley
League leaders. at Least for the time be-
ing. Should Gardner win they Will have
a comfortable lead; while should Augusta.
as All her adh"rents are confident thai
she will win the game the positions OF
the teams in tOday's standing Will be re-
verscd.
Tn. unpires are either better or the
crowds are not as pcssimistic as they
were earlier in the season, for there has
been little kicking at umpireS' decisions
for the past few days. Ii is hard place
to pu; a man, In the umpire'S shoes. and
there are few who are willing to stand
the abuse that even u square" umpire
Is subjected to.
Jimmie" Cox, the former Bowdoin
pitcher and captain. who was signed.
Tuesday. by Winthrop for game or two
is one Of the best twrIers that ever
played on a college diamond in Maine
ana ne mas mhcn more than MADE BoOi
in professional circles. Last summer H.
had Il very successful season with Burl-
ingtnn, VT. winning Il big ma jority OF III"
games he pitched. This summer he start
ed in with Gloversvill" of the Northern
New York League. but the league went
to pieces after n few weeks lie pitched
| seven games, winning iive Of them. lie
was then with Nashua in the New Eng
land League. pitching six games OF which
he won three. In two Of these three he
| shut out the opposing team. Then Fair
field secured him and he arrived just In
tim" To pitch the famous l3-inning game
which Fairfield won and which closed the
series with Waterville lie was visiting
Il friends in Augusta; on his way to Mass
achusettS when the Winthrop MANAGE
| ment got hold Of him, Tuesday. IL is
| needless to say the Winthrop ro0ters are
| much pleased Al the acquisition to their
| has been one that would satisfy most
! pitchers. Jimmie insists that his wing is
| not IN as good shape as usual This is
| particularly welcome news to opposing
| batsmen.
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aon took il on the run Irish flied to
Wiley.
Fourth mning-Nickerson singled by
third. Abbott famed. Penley hit to
Wormwood who let 1t 20 through.
Gallagher flied out to left. Sullivan
drqve tho first ball on the line into
Irishs hands. Taylor hit to Remission,
who lined it to first. Carrigan singled
TO left. Norwood swung twice and
sullivan threw to second mailing Car
rrgan. Wormwood then famed.
Fifth inning-AicCIellan drove the
FIST one to center for one bag. Wiley
fled 70 right. Remission singled to
right field. Moody lit 10 WormwOod,
Who caught Mcclellan at third and
NiCkerson did the same thing, Ken
niSton being caught. Morse had two
strikes and fouled TO third. but Sulli-
van went for il and IN the miXup they
lost il. 'tramp" then famed. Hennes-
sey hit t. Moody, who lost it III the
shuttle. Roach hit into the church
yard. The ball rolled down to McClel-
IAN who sent it 10 kennistdn, who
lined it to Sullivan, catching HenneS-
sey at the plate. Roach stopped on
third. Chandler walked. DriScOll
famed.
sixth in,ing-Abhott sent one &c
"t;ranp," who H5lded it to first. Pen
ley Wan ont. short to first. Gallagher
hit a long one which went foul to left.
He then hit n b0under over short. Sui
livan flied 20 center. Irish went out.
pitcher To first. Taylor drove one to the
trees for two bases. Carrigan was out
ON i erOundcr, short to first. Worm
"oOd hit Il sharp one to Remission
Which bounded almost TO the line. but
''Kenny" got il IN time to catch Worm
wood.
Seventh inning Mcclellan WAS out.
WoImwood 10 first. Wiley flied out 10
right KcmisIoI hit 10 right, but the
field robbed him II a hit with It's grass
and high bank ana he was out, right 10
first. Morse flied out to Nickerson, on
o long running catch Hennessey hit
to renley. who fumbled. Rouch hit to
Gallagher. WHO caught HeneSSey at
second. Chandler drove on: to Wiley,
who touched the sack.
Eighth mniIg Moody hit the frs!
one to ChandlAi. who made a handsome
high line catch Nickerson put up q
Texas Lacquer for Chandler. Abbott sent
4 slow one to WormWuOd and beat Il
cut. Penl,y singled To right. Gallagher
singled to lett, scoring Abbott. Sulli-
Ven tanned. D,isColl flied out 10 Alb
bolt irish Was out. Moody to Wiley.
TAYLOR did the same thing. Score: Au-
gustI, !: Winthrop. o.
Ninth mnin5-McClellan flied out to
center. Wiley hit by short for bag.
Remission hit by Morse for q single.
Moody famed. Nickerson followed suit.
Calrisan drove out the longest hit of
the day to deep left, and Abbott, I'm the
finest running catch of the game,
H1ilci it. Wormwood singled to left.
Morse fl'e1 out to NickerSon. Hennes-
sey famed and the score remained Au-
%uSta. /; Wimt hrop. 0. The score:
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Trolley League Notes.

Parker will probably umpire the game
this afternoon.
"Cramp" Morse is not invinribie, al,
though the boys do say that ne pitcheo
a great game. yesterday.
Ready rstn y sbor on business ,i trip to his
h ,l,rn, He He will be in the game. today.
W., y team can win game by clean
,,;t,i irrn q nc was the case at Winthrop.
n,.,ls, they are evidently playing ball.
~;,,, Eanniston in rare form and the
hoys IN red playing penna s,m ball t thrr
is no reason why TO-DAY game shooid
not be a "corker.'
T,o ,ineun of Augusta with Gardiner.
ne e.arnron.- will be the same as yes
.lilS with the exception of Ready on
1eru'y, Harry Remission in the box.
- IT, Remission is slated to pitch the
a9o asanS' t Gnrdnsr @e
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Cumberland Pomona GRANGE.

Cumberland County Pomona Grange
met Wednesday with White Rock
Grange, ard notwithstanding the rain
there was good attendance. Brother
Joseph Knight made the address of
welcome. and the same was responded
to by J. ID. Cleaves of Yarmouth. Read
ingS were given by Annie Files Della
rendered by the choir. The disc ussions
Were both interesting and profitable 10
an present. Among those who took mart
In the same Were: State Master Gardiner.
State Deputy Larrabee. Lecturer w. |.
Bickford. Messrs. Webb. Dyer. Griffin,
Van CARL and Mrs. +. l.. Johnson At
noon about $50 sat down TO an extra fine
dinner provided by the members of the
entertaining grange. Among those pres
ent were: W. J.. Bickford and wife, j.. p,
Johnson and wife. Mrs. Frederick Robe.
Mrs Embert Jones. Scott I.arrabee, Geo
Alden and wife. Elmer Libby and wife
Charles Kimball and wife
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-23

Great sums are saved for the agri-
culturists of this country by the efforts
of the Government Bureau of Ento-
mology toward the determination of in
sect pests. The cotton worm before 1t
was studied and the method of control
ling ii by the use of arsenicals was
made common knowledge. levied In bad
years tax of 100000. 900 on the cot
ton crop. The prevention Of loss from
the hessian fly. due to the knowledge
Of proper seasons for planting wheat,
and other direct and cultural methods.
results in the saving Of wheat to the
farm value of from 800, 900 900 10 5000
0O0,600 annually.
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PittsfieId GRANGE,

The contest, which has been held by
PittStield Grange for several weeks
closed August 5th.
ON account Of the misunderstanding
about the counting OF the points, it
was thought best 10 call it even, al
Though each sid" claims to have beaten
the other. Both sides will unite In
giving an entertainment at Grange
hall. the second week in ST. ptember.
Pittsfield Grange has accepted an in
'ltatioR to meet with Skowhegan
Grange at their Field day exercises at
Good VIII Farm August 23d.
August Goth will he observed az chill
drens day in this grange.
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EARTHQUAKE VISITS ILL,No,e
Shock Is Especially Severe in South.
ern Part Of State.

Chicago, Aug. 22-Illinois was shak.r
by an earthquake shortly after |,
O'Clock last night, the most severe q,
recent years. The shock in the sou,h.
ern part OF the state, especially I'm IN.
region surrounding East ST. Louis. wac
severe enough to rattle dishns and furni.
tire, caused dr"@ - bark us II in alarm,
and children - awaken and CRY
Io&st.i crc'.kci and in many instances
their occupants rushed out in terror
fearing that the straining beams and
joists would give way. AS far north as
Springfield the shock was distinctly
felt. Further north it grew less Der
ceptible until in the region of Chicago
It was not noticed.
Not only Illinois, but western Ken
lucky and parts Of Tennessee and Indi.
ana were shaken.
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ALTOGETHER ENCOURAGING.
Yellcw Fever Well In Hand At New
Or!eans-Day's Report.

New Orleans. La, Aug. 22-There was
little change in the yellow fever situa
ton. today. Six deaths promised that
today's total would about equal that Of
the preceding "A hours. There was 1T
tie variation in the number of new cases
in the early morning report.
The medical authorities said, today.
that evidence Of the fact that the situa-
ton is constantly improving is 10 be
found in the fact that cases are now
being reported six and eight hours after
they are taken down.
Report Of the yellow fever situation to
6 r. NJ:
New cases, 81; total to date, 1913
Deaths, 3: total. III.
New foci. n; total, 3i2.
Remaining under treatment, 3l9.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
American League Standing.
" DETROIT

Detroit ..............o OOOl 90 90 Ito
Washington .......O0l q 0 1000 l--2-6-i
Batterics-Mullin ana Warner; Patter
md Hcydon. Time. !. . Umpire. Sheri-
dan. Attendance, lAny
detroit disputed umpre's decision
giving Washington i run III the 18th.
Game was thereupon declared forfeited.
AT CHICAGO.
First game
Chicago .........n o 0 o o q o O-Os-3
Philadelphia % d q q q ! O-4-4-0
Batterics-Patterson and Sullivan; We'd
dell and Schrcck. Time. l.2.. EMPIRES
Connolly and McCarthy
Second game.
Chicago .......010Oo nnOonoc1-a-oo
Philadelphia 20 0OI o OoO 0 o Old.
observation-disclosures and Mcfarland: Hen
ley and Schreck. Time, IL. Empires.
Connolly and Mccarthy. Attendance, IL,
$50
AZ clcveland-The Boston Cleveland
game was postponed; wet grounds
At St Iouis-The New York-St Louis
game was postponed: wet grounds
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eankrupt's Petition for Discharge.
In the matter of
ALBERT ROWE. SIN

In the matter OF
ALBERT ROWE YIn Rankruptcy
To the Hon. Clarence Hale Judge OF the
District Court of the United States for
the District of Maine.
ALBERT ROWE Of Benton, in the
county or kennebec. and State of Maine,
IN said District, respectfully represents.
That on the I'd day of June last past, no
was duly adjudged bankrupt under the
Acts OF Congress relating to bankruptcy:
mat ne has duly surrendered all his prop
erty ana rights of property, and has fully
complied with all the requirements Of said
Acts and OF the orders of Court touching
his bankruptcy.
Wherefore he prays. That he may ba
decreed by The Court TO have a full dis
charge from all debts provablc against
his estate under said bankruptcy Acts.
from such discharge.
,ol Dated this Eth day of August. A. d.
ALBERT ROWE.
a.aly inf
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N0TTCE.'

The new England Telephone and Tele
graph COMPANY respectfully petitions tbs
Mayor and Board of Aldermen OF the City
of Augusta, Maine, for location for its
poles and wires thereon and the neces
sary supporting and strengthening fix
lures and wires. in the following named
streets and highways of said city.
Said Company agrees to reserve space
for one cross arm at the top OF all the
above poles for telephone. fire alarm and
police signal wires. owned by the city
and used for municipal purposes Said
poles TO be erected under the supervision
of such officers as said city may dcsis-
nate.
Following are the streets and highways
above referred to-. Leighton or Coombs
Mills Road so called, entire length. 50.
Belfast Road, entire length. Spring Road.
from So. Belfast Road to Togus. Bolton
Hill Road, entire length. Centre Sidney
Road. entire length. Eight Rod Road en-
tire length.
Dated, August L. 1906
New England Tel and Tel. Company,
BY FRANCIS A. HOUSTON. G. Ii. A.
General Manager.
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Peculiar Disappearance.

J. y. Runyan, Of Bu.lerville. o.. laid
the peculiar Disappearance of his pain
full symptoms. of Indigestion and bill
BUSINESS. to DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. He says: "They ore a perfect
remedy, for dizziness. sour stomach.
headache, constipation, etc" Guar
anteed at Bowditch e Webster Co, of
Augusta; Simpson Drug Co, of Water
Vile. drug stores. prics CSC.
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Earned run-Augus,a. Thre"-blSc hit
Roach. Two-baSe hit-'TLylor stolen
haseS-Ahbott Gallagher Carrigan
Struck out--Bv Remission Taylor. Worm
wood, Morse >. Hennesecv = chandler
llris"oli; by Morse. Moody. Nickerson .,
Abbott Sullivan =. Hit by pitched bail
Carrigan. H:iSo on bIlls-On kcnniston,
Chandler t'mple, Parker Time. I25
Attendance, 40
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INDICTED FOR EMBEzzLEMENr
thomas Waegaman Must Answer for
M'susing Funds as Trustee,

washington. Aug. o2-Thomas T..
Nasglinan. late treasurer Of the Cath
one mversiIy ANA whose financial
difficulties has attracted considerah,,
'''eiit''i' by reason of the amount in
s"iN'''. was, today. indicted by the
."'"'r'i grand jury for elr.bazzIement
IN connection with his management as
trustee OF an estate.
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SPORTING NOTES.

Tie annual golf tournament al the
Kcbo Valley club was begun 1T Bar
Harbor, Ne Tuesday with large
list OF entries. The first eight players
who qualified for the play for the Kebo
cup are {. H. Tappin. y. W. White
more +. l.. Wellman. ]. G. Thorpe. J.
DeH"ven Bowen. =. r. Pyne. "a. A. NJ.
Robbins. and \. VI. Coates.
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SOOTHING and Coolinu.

The salve that heals without a scar "a
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. No remedy
effects such speedy relief. 1t draws out
Inflammation. soothes, cools and heals ali
Piles and skin diseases. Dewitt's is the
only genuine Witch Hazel Salve Beware
of ceunterfeits. they are dangerous 0oId
by BoW6itch. Webster 4 Co.
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ALBERT ROWE,
Bankrupt.
ORDER or NOTICE THEREON.

-
On this 18th day of August, A. D. 1895
on reading the foregoing petition. 1t is
Ordered by the Court. That a hearing be
n nad upon the same on the Sth daY of
september. A. ID. 1865. before said Court
at Portland; In said District at ten
o CLOCK In the forenoon: and that notice
thereof be published in The Daily Kenne-
pec Journal. n newspaper printed in said
district, and that ali known creditors.
ana other persons in interest may appear
NJ the said time and place, and show
cause. II they have any. why the prayer
Oh said petitioner should not be granted
AND 1t Is further Ordered by the Court.
mat tna1 the Clerk shall send by mail to all
known creditors copies of said petition
ana This order. addressed to them at their
places OF residences as stated
witness the Honorable Clarence Hale.
Judge of the said court. and the seal
,h at Portland. in said District. on
'nt iS.n DAY OF August. A. ID. 1905.
~ - LANES +. HEWEY. Clerk.
on: gnu
Attest: JAMES E. HEwEY, clerr
aug2ds
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GARDINER.

TwO-base hits-Allen tHalloWelp c NV,
ont"By Watson S: by Newenham, 2; by b.,
Beane 4; by johnson. 10. Hit by pite en,ai
ball-Cowing, blair. Munro. Base on sTa. balls
on Beane. 2: off Watson; =: on i Hrmnn
Meserye. Time, 305. Attendance 40
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Pleasantly Effective.

Never in the way, no trouble to carry
easy to take pleasant and never falling
IN results are DeWitts Little Early
Risers. These famous little pills are a
certain guarantee against headache.
biliousness, torpid liver and all Of the Ills
resulting from constipation. They tonic
and strengthen the liver. Cure Jaundice.
Sold by BOwditch. Webster & Co.
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END OF BOYCOTT NEAR.
Authorities In Shanghai To Suppress
Boycott Against American Goods.

Shanghai, Aug. 22.-It is understood
that the viceroy and governor Of this
province have agreed to suppress the
boycott against American goods. which
probably will end before American
Minister Conger arrives in Pekin.
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City Of Augusta. Maine,
In Beard Of Aldermen,

=. AUGUST IT. ISDI.
Upon the foregoing petition. ii is order
ed that notice thereof be given by pub
fishing a copy of said petition and this
order thereon in the Daily Kennebec
Journal, 4 newspaper printed in the city
of Augusta. Maine. and that a hearing
thereof be given at the aldermen's room
In said Augusta on the 9TH day OF Sep
TENDER. 1908, at go O'Clock F. M, at which
time and place residents and owners OF
property upon the highways to be affected
by the granting of the permit applied for
and all other persons Interested, shall
have fun opportunity to show cause
why such permit should not be granted.
the last publication of said notice to BE-
at least fourteen 0D days before said
hearing.
on.
Attest: F. G. HARRINGTON.
City Clerk.
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AT PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia LIB o o . Q x-9-li-3
Cincinnati LILO 0 | 0 . T" 3-j-l3-2
Eatteries-Dugslchy aud Doom. chc"h,
Walker and Phelps. limo, ~ Umpire,
Emslie. Attendance .t9l.
AT BROOKLYN
First game:
Brooklyn .......O o o o o. -
Chicago .......l D ] u . / X--t-lU0
Batteries-Stricklett and Bergen. Wick
er and King. TIM. 10. Empires,
O'Day and Klein.
Second game:
Brooklyn .......o 2 o : 0-5-l1--.
Chicago ........3 q . y . 6 ~
Ratteries-Scanlon and Ritter: Brown
and O'Nell Time Ia. l'mp!lr5, ODay
and KLEIN. Attendant. %"l
AT NEW YORK
Pittsburg .......0 | 0 Q o o-:,-g-a
New York .-....0 o o o q - "--l-g-}
Batterias-Lynch and Gibson. Taylor
Ames and Brsnahan. Time. 10. Attend
ance. l2.@n.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

Al Eunaio-Eunalo l.; Newark, 7.
Al Alontrcal-J-rGey City. :, Montreal. q.
At Observation-Disclosures {: Toronto >.
Al RoChestrr-Fi game: Rochester,
s. Baltimore. /. Second gam: BIltlIn"rc.
2 Eochc=ter. o.
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Trolley League Standing.
Trolley Ieaaue Schedule,

Wednesday Gardiner at Augusta.
We'll 1T Winthrop.
rriday-Winthrop at Hallowell
Snntutday-Winthrop at Augusta. HALO
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COLLISION ON BROOKLYN BRIDGE
Trolley Cars Crash-One Killed and
Five Persons Injured.

New York. Aug. 22.-One man was kill
ed and five persons injured In n trolley
car collision on the Brooklyn bridge.
today. The surface cars directly under
the stone arch on the Brooklyn side Of
the bridge met in rear end collision.
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Recent discoveries seem TO show
that each of the larger planets is ac-
companiei by bands Of satellites rela-
lively smaller than the minor planets.
as. the primaries are smaller than tho
sum-
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connecticut LEA6UE.

At New London-New London. 6
Bridgeport. !.
AT Norwich Meridcn 6: Norwich l.
At Hartford !i"lvok" :: liutford.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3, Kew H1
ven, III innings.
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Athletics and White SOx Break
Even in DOubIe-hedder.
Detroit Disputes Umpi'e's Decision and
Forfeits Game 10 Senators.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
National League Standing.

Boston. Aug 22.-Pitcher Taylor won
his game. today, by batting IN the only
run with a thre.-base hit. Tn" score:
CT I.LIIS
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BOSTON.

~. LOUSY .........0 . o o T. o OIL
Boston ..............O =" -
Three-b base hit--Taylor. SIcrihcc hit
CAMEL. Stolen bas'-- Shannon. First
base on balls-Of TlyIor. l. Struck out
BY Willis. IL. Wild pitch--Wills. Time.
l.@ Umpire. Baus" wine" Attendance
l7E,
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-01
Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining uncalled for at
the postofice at Grand Junction,
Colorado, for the week ending April
2s, 1905:
Bell, F.Fj Bernhart John; Benge'
J. F.(3) Brown, 1. X; Baker, Joe;
Bolich, Kate.
Chinn, Alice; Cutler, Arthur (2).
Desmond, VIII; Duikide, w. w.
CLAM, Jacob; Gilman, NJ. d.
Hatterton, II, NJ; Hamilton, Ira;
Howard, Mrs. Hamilton, VIII;
Houck, Dr. R. NJ; Hyde, Roht, t2);
Hines, Jack,
Lewis, Jackson.
Moon. Ed; Marshall, Jack; Mckin-
zie. J. r.; Mnlkin, NJ. F. MeNickle,
Nellie.
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