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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-26

TnITd iIning-After the shower, Ii-
kenniston went into the box icr Au-
gusta. Dickinson going to short ana
Penley to third. Penley was first up
and went cut. Blair TO NewenhaHl. sui
Ivan got first on error al second bar
slipping in the mud when about 10 leld
the oalI. Dickinson WAS safe on first
IN tielder's choice and sullivan vas
cut. Pugsley 10 Blair. Carrigan Sot
first on balls. but Remission flied 10
Ialoney. who made a pretty catch
Davis was out, fy to Carrigan. Pues-
Ir- famed. Arata singled. but On Ma
.oHey's scratch went ont at second.
Dickinson TO Moody.
Fourth innIng-Tne ball WAS being
handled with difficulty and feeders
found that strenuous tactics wee nee
essary 10 stop things coming their way.
Vile singled. Wiley went out on hy
10 Arata. Moody fouled out 10 Hig-
gins Abbott fled TO Maloney, who
miss Il ana " LEY scored in the throw
in Abbott rested on second. Penley
made FIRST on error b. Pugsl"r ana
Abbott scored. Sullivan was out at
NeWelhanl' corner un&ssistc2. Sparks
singled ani Newenham respected the
lose. Carey vas out on foul to Sulli
van. Blair singled and Sparks vas
out. Wiley TO Moody. 10 Penley. Hig-
gins iiicd out 10 Dickinson. Score:
liallow@l. :; Augusta. 3.
Filth inninc-Dickinson first. hit b.
pitched bal. Ca,riGan sacrificed Pues-
l"y u New erlarn. Remission fouled to
Davis. Dickinson stealing Thrill V Hey
got a pass and Wiley singled and
scored Dickinson. Moody got a pass
| hut abbot, retired the side On a fv to
Arata. It vas one. two. three order
| tor Hall0Well in the fifth. Davis fly 10
| Carrigan Pugsley out 10 thiri AMI
Wiley 10 Moody 10 Penley, after get
| ting first M The four count ana steal
ing second. Arata was out 1T frs; m
HSsisr al.
Sixth inning-Penley knocked Z
| ioublr. Sullivan went out. Flair II
Newenham. Dickinson flied OUT :,
A.alOney. Carriaan singled and Pen!ey.
scored IN Wild throw. kennistcn fam
red. Maloney famed. Sparks got a
| fass. Newenh2H was out on fly TO Alb
lott. which was one Of the featur"
catches. Carey singled. bur went out
On second. Score all
| Seventh inning-WiIcy went ont orl
| fly 10 MalOney and Wiley lined a low
fly 70 PTgslry. Moody got first on e.
Tor by Sparks. but Abbott retired tie
side by = foul to Higgins. Blair sing
ed. higgins vas out on fly to Abbott.
Davis singled ma Pugsley followed
with another. Blair scored on a pass
I'd bell. Araca flied 10 Remission and
Malorcy went ont. Dickinson TO VIII
Ky.
Eighth .nning-Penlev flied TO Az
lott. Sullivan Was passed. 10 first and
stole second but went out at third,
Davis 70 Higgins. Dickinson PASSED.
as did tIrrigan. but Remission w7s
retired b: Il strike out Sparks went
out, Remission to Wiley. Newenfla~
ent frst VA error ~ Wiley ana SOL.
secoI |. Grey famed. w also diI
Blair
Ninth irnins-Moodv singled Alb
bolt was lit BY pitched ball Penley-
WAS out On fly 10 Ardta and Wiley was
out b.: ATata's swift throw L.. the hone
Ilttc Til score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-26
Under Trying Conditions
from Augusta, 6 to 5.
Shower Interrupts Game and
Makes Playing Difficult.
Several Star Plays. Some Of Them OF
Seemingly Impossible Order.

., .ba
fia!io"t-i '"ii 4i'''i 7
Muster led. Tuesday afternoon ny l!ie
scor. d t. - :. and how they did it can
ra-dI,. III ,r5 IL ! FAM words. Nine full
j. ,.u u.
.-..-.,..,f
60 "''''
and On" iiIcit..t-tS NLl"n ;;-nuStu Y! IT.
heartaa-d tt.- crowd of fans.
~. .l.,. --... bI,,ck when the gene
,..,,-<.d ~. .i,,,rs carn4 lower and
l.-.-. i -t. -.,,,.;ra, VA either side
,,... .-, ,... ,...,IId M desired from j
rl.,II.....ll s,,,n.I~,,ini. old Prob was in
cu,tr,d NJ rii.. -ituat0g. however. and
WAL. f.lce- v.;.4 l,,rreG N. ADO. 1t Ms at
,l.. f.nqc w ,t.D y..ool inning ana the
,,.,,,D str,.. . Ia il favor Of H.l!o-
-,.u !. ,..f;.od ..r r,or1ral tor u min
,,,.y ..nG t-.,, at4.t. 4 short WALT Tile
s,..,--,. o.,.,,.d sa.,.. INT II lyas another
..,,,,,e. ,,,1 I.,o.. 1.l,-irr was 10 b. the
r,,I,. - thc 4.d ita'Iov4!rs fielding 81
,n,. ..crc IA, 1n, most bart owing 10
,b... .,.,,ti1;.,., III WI. fiaI6 ana IL. bll.
T.;,,,,. .....,,..d 70 l.. no surety of me
,,4rf,ct nI,v ami in Was Il matter Of
itick which came in FOR TINT III" jJr
part If tie >::r'".s'-S.
Dickinson VS. ia III" box for Angus
l., for / he first aud second innings. and
me Hills with II TOTAL Of eight bases
netting Ha-ln"cll : five runs. was the
result
G....,l-e .,I,o,,.o.1 .n h;ts n,.tiI after the
sr,,t,..... .,,,d th.r In seemed IL loss. con-
.,cl Hi, ,.,,,.,... ,,..,... rot .fra,tiy,.. ov
,,.,.. .Ii,.,...-,. c,,,di,ion of tho hill
Az "a ,b,v ,...r.. i,clinAd ia he Wild
WA ra..,tDl \. .tr..ighr boU.. Dospltn
TIL .,..r,,,t. .,,cc,...I.d i, ratrino an
* Cy. n;ts win , rotal Of six bases.
N r..n,,iato, ,.r. renlacsd Di,.kin
e.,n M, M. th,rI i,,,ine. allowed eight
,,.. tI.h, t,.,.,,,,,roIo ~ III c,,r,....
,i, ....,..,.. ,.I,:,,.,,[,,, D.. ,'..,, f,.,,,I
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,,.I.n, , o,or +,.J1 .,I IVA
,l.,..,.,, III f..,,r rl,,,co, ,,.i,h o,.. or-
,,. ,r,,, of hi. ,.,+..b., ,-ara of IN.
...,'e.,,,,.,,.I ,,.I,, n, r.,c. ~, ,f,e, vac
1,,,I. .I.,,.. III ,,,ir,,,,Iorc
,lIo,. ,,-no ,,i..,.,.I I.f, "a, ,rr,,e
-. ,,,,,,,oa ,bra., -o,,t,, ,,.;.I,o,,t ~,
.,r,,. .,,,I IVA or I'LL. ,~,,r,. ,.n,a ~,
f,.sidn M ~. in,roe.ihic
-. ro,,,.,.- !. ,,,.
,l ,I.,,. =; 80, ,,. ;; .;;. -.
l.,, .. l.7
nj "'a, u,.'''-' Ill iioii'e i'i''','' WITH
,,,.l !, ir,,inp III aa,na "a, tt,irnralI 7,
,-., 80 49,. -. .t,,,,,.. ,..l,. ,.'.a,-
N, III. ,-.r,,,,,1. T. HILL, r...
t, '-'
i,',t. ~, ,,,a ,is.h. .I,a, ~ '''I'
-, ,.,,, C,o U.;l.,, 1,,. - ,a., .rho .+a.,.
~ i;,;inrs.
First junirc-Aua,,sta III tha ~,
moody ,,Is nIit ~, ! .vto uippire H.
bott was out. nam 70 Z.,[onb.,,,
pDulry got nrst M error H. ,I;ocine
sujii,.,n III, pncy'lv j. ara, Iii TIT
lowell. N4wrnba,, cot HE ~ ~, H.
first ones over and l,mmod one ap.av
for TWO bases. Carey got ! pass ard
"Hod" stole third very crafty. Blair
singled ana scored Newenham. Grey
reachir,.s ,bir,i ~, ., ,,.;,a ,h,a',. n,a:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-26
SULTAN WINS
Yacht Race At Put In Bay-Osy Closes
With Rejection Aboard the Priscilla.

Put III lay. ohio. July 25.-The Sec
ono day Of the inter LAX" Yachting
Association meet closed with a recep-
ton aboard the flagship Priscilla. The
race III tie morning resulted in some
SURPRISES. Sultana, nf Detroit. started
10 rninutcs behind the Fnright, OF To-
lcd5. and beat her five minutes at the
finish. With City Of Straits Of Detroit,
third The race was over q Emile tri
angle.
Tho elansed time Of the three boats
in the lead was: Sultana. 3:30:iO; En-
right. 3:30:i0; City of Straits, g f2:l5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-26
BRIGHTON RACES.
Cinchon. Aurevoir arI Roseben tire
Winners on TUESDAY,

Brighton Beach, July 25.-Frst race
) furlongs, selling. 2-year-olds. Gin.
choll., 81. to L and : to :. first: Vino. !
to / place. second: Remington, third
Time. lis.
Second race: Handicap. one mile and
sixteenth: Aurevoir. 90 to and even
won; Geranium, TO >. place. second;
Don Royal. third. Time, las %.
Third race. 6 furlonge. 2-year-olds
ana up: l;osehen. to =. ana ont wf,a
Israclitr. =. to ] rll"e. second: pol,a-
dor. third. Time, iii Ia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
American League Standiny.
AT ST. LOUIS.

St. Louis II Q " O. ,dd -il-3
Battcries-P' ana 10th. Sprnc'r.
Orth. Griffith and Mcclure. Powers Time.
2@ Umpire. Connolly. Attendance, 1--h.
AT CHICAGO.
Chicago .......0 0 Q 0 0 > o. II
Philadelphia III o 0 0 . o-S-l6-l
Batterics-White. Smith and Sullivan.
Hart: Waddel! and Schreck Time. !. 40.
Umpire. Sheridan. Attendance. 3329
AT CLEVELAND.
Cleveland 40 o 0 0 0 90 80
Washington % ] o 2 8 g 3 0-g-13-3
Observation-Disclosures and Buelow: Hughes
ona Heydon. Time. i.45. Umpire, Nc
Carthy Attendance. 2l02
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-26
Herald. The trouble with the BOSTON

Herald: The trouble with thc "a B%st ,,n
Americans this season can off pc in S batting
very briefly; The II fa Grimshaw 10 maxi
S%"a ay"s sisS ead! TaS snGRIfd ana b
w., i' ''S| VI ;.ahed as well as they did
last last s ssason TIE club IS closing Is Vest dl
games At home ought a e rompe sbs ut 1t
second series with rIeve Mgsief and chicago.
! lTpi' wei wei M, up won two pennants in sue
and ras been i proTre sedpeels u he
ehlt LOT Two sinfoin always. 1t is easy
. ,np''r,, 10 i,'nan on a man when he IS
daw DOWN That n ti is the time he needs friends
the most.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-26
Baseball NJ otes.

Red Ames is making a Rube Waddeli
record. this season. lie has famed 12i
men in ~ games.
nul Dahlen is well supplied with sum
In,.r shoes. lie leads the National. Iea%u'
with six home runs.
Willie Kecler made one or more hits IN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-26
lf.ALLOWELL.

Thrcc-bl>. hit-Pugsley. Two-b&sr hits
-r"nlcy. N"wcnham. Stolen bascs-Sulli
van, dickinson. Ncwcnham 3. Blair. PuEs-
ley. Struck out-By Dickinson. Blair; by
Remission. Carey, Blair. Pugslcy. Maln-
n"y: hy Sparks. Abbott. Remission Z.
Wiley. lilt by pitched ball-Abbott,
Dickinson. Wiley. Wiley. Wild pitch
Sparks. Passed ball-Sullvan. Base "n
hHlls-OG dickinson. ,; of Remission. ;:
~ Sparks. ). Sacrifice hit-CIrriGHn-
! n,ir... .',trkcr. Time. III. Attendance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-26
GARDINER

- Earned runs-Winthrop. ?: Gardiner
Ihroe-base hit-Talbot. Two-hasc hi
r:dfnnnd: Stolen bases ChadbOurn ,
Munro: StanwcoG. Struck out-Bv Beanc
9;'by Files. e. Bias" on b1lIs-Off Roane
:; OF Files: ;. Sacrifice hits-Ailen, Chad
boLrH. Files. JtmDirc Mescryp 1,;rna
-. Attendal &C. SO '
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-26
AT OLD SAUcuS.
Fourteen Heats in Three Races ard
Only Ore Favorite Makes Good.

Saugus. Mass, July Sit required II
heats to decide three races at the Old
Saueus track. today. and only one favor
ite VILLAS. in the e19 pace. came mp 10
expectations.
Ii, the PA trot. Young Stambout was
lame, and although ne won the first heat
he could not extend himself after that
McDougall and Bow Catcher had a fire
contest for the 30 trot The summary.
"A ,rpOT-pT-p <-ao
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-26
FALL. RIVER.

I.HE-TI TINN-T- f"I''-lT''- =. m It'''''
Tg.o-1asr BowcOck. W.'7on y,
O.lia!.,. Hickey. CuosiGr. Bass N balls
OF cross. :; off Swanson. :. Srrlck gu
-..., swatsrn, z. Sarritic'- Li'-c i;'l, +
Arnbra.r..r 2 5p:ltt. Hickey :, Srirs.
tasylcy IouElr p1ys-F.nau aIi Clark;
Howc,,l. Sullivan md Hick"y. tnn!sc.
l!astIuu-. fine. 10. Atteudail'.-, Hl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-26

The American Leagues crop OF 800
hitters continues slim. only SIX men be-
ing in the select circle. Dustxz
with record of .s26. and the next three
MISUNDERSTANDING. Keller and Lajoie-
are tied for second place with 81. The
others in the upper fight are RENTS OF
letics.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-26
EASTERN lEleuE.

Az Ra,tjmore-Rochestcr 4: Baltimore.
Al Providence-Toronto, 5; Provi-
AZ Newark-Newar 10: Buffalo. !.
Al Jersey City-First game: Montreal
6. Jersey CITY g. Second game: Jersey
(.ifv Ie Montreal. /.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-26
Trolley League Standing.
Trolley League Schedule.

ednesday-HalloEeli at Winthrop.
huFsday-AuguSta AT Gardner
Friday-WinthrOp ut HallDTeH
S=turday-HalloWc!l 1T Winthrop. Car
diner II AUguStG.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-26
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

Az ringheld-springfield. ); Nor
witch. o. , .. ,1or.,,rI
At Meridcn-Ne~ i.ondon. :: M"rid"" =
At New acknowledgement. 4: NV ia
gen. J.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-26

-.,,-.,, Saturday, in the opening
~ montreal donbIe-header, Joe Roan
nihl1g ,, 81 r the groin and the latter
nmn"d MA m and broke Beans nos" , With Z
bIow, Miller was PIT or 81 'ne s''i'N
hut he was disabled anyway.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-26
Angle Wins the N. and
N. $4,000 Stakes.
Defeats Favorite CIarita ".
Best Two in Three Heats.
Fourteen Heats in Three Races at Old
Saugus---0nIy One faDnte Wins.

Detroit. Mich.. July z5.-Twelve thou
sand people saw Angle. 4. chestnut mare
owned BY q. Morris ot Cleveland. and
driven by Driver Saunders. win the
$1,000 Merchants ana Manufacturers
Stake at The Crosse Poinje Track. this
afternoon. Angel Won thu first and third
.-e3ts OF the stake. which was on the
three heat plan. and broke 50 badly in
the first IL, yards Of the second heat.
that sixth place was the best. she could
secure Ciarita. ". Geers entry for the
stake. was The favorite in the early
pools. bringing SIS. with Angle at sle.
Danube. sI5. Allie Jay, 81. Watson. Bril-
liant Girl and Bob Burdett. SD each. and
the other entries SO
Brilliant Girl had the pole for the OPEN
ing heat. with Angle in eight position
ana the favarite. Clarita X. next.
Driver Saunders drove Angle into the
cad * the first turn and took the heat
Pr length. Emma Hoyt pushed Clarita
" for second place in the home stretch
in chis heat. finishing but a head behind
Gers horse.
Before the second heat Of the stake
Angie s7ld at 80 with the field at So
Angle was nopelessly out of the race
in this neat after me first nj yards
when she broke badly. Watson went in
ID th@ lead a; the first quarter with
Ciaritd " second. but as they entered
the stretch. Clarita " passed Watson
ana Won the heat by a leaght.
In the third heat. Clarita W was on
he pole hut after passing the first quar-
ter post. Cllrita " broke badly and
wLs last hef5r. GecrS succeeded in get
ting her back on her stride Angle won
the heat easily.
Hazel Banks was favorite for the 2.li
pace ami w"n the first heat with ease.
Ped Bud. a w.ll-played second choice.
finished sixth and before the second
heat the judges unseated her driver.
Stokes. ana PUT Curry in the sulky
Red Bud then Won the next two heats.
betting Hazel Banks decisively.
The 2-0e pace was won BY Tom Ak
worthy, The fdvorite The summaries:
IA PACE-PCRsE sl5o0
Red Bud. b, g. by Red Wing c.
Hazel Ranks, Blk n Snow .........i :
High Seven, oh 9 tStuarU....2 :
Mester. blk tNalentinel............5
birdie +. gr m CMarsh)- :
Bedford Boy. RI 9 Hsrawleyl. .......4
~ailit Point'r: br m tWheap.....-... 6
Paul blk tHoganI. dS
Time. 2-l0=. a.O7l4. aO&..
:. q TROT-MERCHANTS AND MANI
FACTURERS STAKE-PI-RSE sl0.oca-
THREE HEAT PLAN
Angle. CHI m. by ANtell-Lena Rivers
'tNstuiiN'-!S - ..-...-...-----l p
'larita w. ch m ttiecrSJ............2 |
Watson, ST = ,WicktrShom). .......-.t
Dan .ube. br de RYDER ..........5 . :
Emma Hoy!. b N lstinsonl. 5 =
Emily Letchcr, M tBenyonl......
Brilliant Girl, b m Curry Or
Miss In Law. br m CTracy).. ds
Allie J.. b IN tKcnneyJ. .........ds
'Distarced for running.
Time 2.12Ie. 2l0is. ell
los TROT-PURsE s16oo-THREE HEAT
PLAN.
Tom ANwofthy, 70 g. by Axworthy
pr. Strong. gr CMcDonaldl. .....-2
Direct View. br de RydeT)sA
tngiola. b III (Ames). s
VA xine, m Geers). .
TUNA. b IN tCurry). 6ds
SNYDER McGregor. ch tRenyonl Ids
Time, 2.07A. 2.071i. 3.O6.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-26

II .traigit i.-7.- E.cs. Alirock o: ta-
via. *. -,nfp.d l4in., 1T Ft!3a..
81 .,eylsoor I.a1r III" National l-raga.
tltts-.e-l n..u - TT cent. Hans wagner
II yrr" NOR 4. -.-eDGG plhc" with .3t' I.'.r
ccT.c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-05
PUT In ALCOHOLIC WARD.
Physician Says Son Of DR.. W. H.
Porter Is Insane.

Frederick Porter twenty years old. Of DR..
William II. Porter. OF the st-Graduate Hospital.
arrested last night In the StrathmOre Broad
way and 52d-st, where he has lived with his
parents, and was taken TO the West ATHEIST. sta
ton. whence he later transferred 10 Bellevue
Hospital The complainant Dr. Samuel Lloyd
OF No. u West 50th-st.. the Porter family's ply
stefan. who said young Porter was insane.
At Bellevue Or. Gregory directed that Porter be
placed in the alcoholic prison ward instead Of
the psychopathic ward. DR.. Gregory explained that
only few days ago young Porter had been taken
from the hospital prison ward to the police court
and discharged The policeman who took young
Porter 10 the hospital said he had created a dis
turbance in the Strathmore and that it was his
parents desire that he be restrained
DR.. Lloyd, who accompanied a policeman to the
hospital with Porter said that the latters father
was very IN in mis- apartments the Strathmore
The police Of the West 47th-st. station said that
on last Sunday night policeman was called 10 the
sIathmore TO pacify young Porter who was Gre
sting disturbance there.
II was on Tuesday night that Porter was first
sent from the West 47th-st. station to Bellevue
lie was arraigned on Wednesday morning before
discharged. with reprimand The police say that
young Porter has become mentally deranRed
through the excessive use of cigarettes drugs and
liquor, and he's pawned many articles of value
from MS parents apartments.
AS soon as his condition permits. possibly this
morning, he Will be formally srraigned before a
Judged insane. $500 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-05
BOSTON NAVAL AFFAIRS.
Rear admiral SnOY Made Com
mdndant IN Fact.

Boston March (speciaD.-Rear Admiral Albert
s. Snow who succeeded Rear Admiral G. c. C.
Wilde as commandant Of the Charlestown Navy
Yard and station February 20. but only as act
ing commandment" received his orders Monday
last making him commandant in fact, and on
Thursday he received his commission as rear adj
mral the Senate having confirmed his promotion
from captain Tuesday. He is one OF the rear
admirals of the Junior nine" this latter
spending with the old grade Of commodore, in the
matter OF pay which Office abolished by the
Personnel law Of 1899 For several days there
much speculation to whether Admiral Snow
would be detailed commandant receive duty
at sea- he being the junior of the rear admirals.
Some of the knowing ones predicted that he
would not get the command, while few felt GER
tain that he would. and the latter correct in
their hints. hence there is much satisfaction with
them and the people OF Boston gratifed, be-
cause Admiral Snow is so popular an officer.
Admiral Albert Sydney Snow born in Maine,
and appointed a midshipmen from that State
November 30. 1861. He has had twenty years and
five months of service. and little more than
eighteen years of shore duty since he gradu-
ated his last sea cruise ending in November 1900.
| He was promoted to captain March 3. 1899. on
the day Of the passage Of the Personnel law, hence
| was less than six years in that grade when he
promoted to rear admiral He will reach the
| retiring November Is. 1907 Admiral Snow
has moved into the commandments headquarters, 1t
not having been occupied by admiral Wilde by
of the need ,of It's general renovation. which
/ has been done. This will enable the commandant
to the social affairs that customary and
| have been in allegiance for nearly two years.
Captain Joseph Giles Eaton. who stands No. Is
on the list of captains and who has been waiting
orders since November last was detailed to sue
coed Admiral Snow captain of the yard, and nc
| reported for duty Thursday Captain Eaton IS
| well known, and is popular among Massachusetts
people. He born in Alabama January %
lS47 his parents moved to this State, later and
| he appointed midshipman from Massac husetts
: in September 1863. Soon after the steam sloop-of
war Enterprise transferred TO Massachusetts
for a nautical schoolship. Commander Eaton in 1885,
was selected her captain and he remained or
her TIL the beginning of the with SPAIN wher
he received command Of the hospital ship Solace
His last command the battleship Massachu
sets, anu relieved by Captain Edward D
Taussig on November ! last at the New-Yorl
| Navy Yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-05
ENTIRELY TOO NARROW.

At the International Peace Congress in Boston
Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood pointed out the selfish
ness Of those who would not help to right the
wrongs of foreigners, the ground that charity
begins at home.
Such people," said Mrs. Lockwood ARE like
old woman who lived in Lima while I was a
student there.
Sunday morning she walked into church. took a
front seat and joined in the service vigorously.
Then the collection basket passed TO her
and, putting coin in it, she looked about.
LAS she looked about, her mind cleared and
an expression of amaZement overspread her
face.
She got up. She hurried down the aisle She
overlook the man with the collection basket.
I'm in the wrong church, she whispered.
and. taking out the coin she had put in she
hurried forth."-( Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-05
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS


IiverpoOl March ARRIVED. steamer Carpania S5-hh
Pritchard. New-YoTk; sailed. steamer CHoEa V'-'
stephens, New-YCrk. :.
Louis Jamison New-York for Chersourg and south
Southampton. March 4-Sasled. steamer NsS-4 9,
Roberts. New-York via Cherbours land passed AafS'
Dover March Passed Zarnbesi Csr. Rooney
Savannah via New-YOrk for Bremen -
Glasgow. March S-Arrved, steamer Corean tsFl MAE
New-YOrk. -,
Bremen. March : P u'-sailed. steamer Main Gsr''
Rotterdam; 4S SD l. New GESsilsd' steamer
Antwerp March = 10 a na-saisd- steamer F1niAn'-
Dutch Nybeer, New-York via West indies an
NenezuelS Tor Amsterdam; D m steamer 15s "a ~ =.
steamer La TOuratne tFrl. Fato2ie. New York -,
ST Michaels March Arrived steamer Republic to''
SchiafHno Genoa and Naples for New-York.
Genoa March Arrived steamer Stella QSaD. satorf''
oran, Feb $s-sailed steamer AnatOlis CBr,. Naval
Cape spaTtei Feb 25-Passed steamer Rss Bsrs Cso;
Morris Manila and Ceeu VIA Algers Tor Boston 49,
AIgoa BAY. March S-Arrived steamer Castle Csr
Day New-IOrk via Cape Town.
Deagoa Bay. March arrived steamer Norman Primes
(Hrl. Gill. New-XOrk via Cape Town. etc.
Colombo. Feb 2TSasd steamer Moltkefels (Ssrl frol
MoaevdeO March 2sa..ed. sailor Prince tsF'
Para March Arrived steamer Bash CRr) stokes New
York: sd. sailed steamer Cearense (Br>. Couch NsN
Barbados March sailed steamer Merchant Princs
ttrl. Mepougall (from Santos. s,cl. New-YorS
North Foveland. March Passed. steamer Noordaa
hasale. March 4IPassee, steamer George (Brl CiArN
Dusge. Genoa and Naples Tor New-York
Fona Ferraria March s-Passed steamer WeimAr VSe''
Malta, March SArrived. steamer Queen Alexandra t5Sh
SAS'ls Nsw-fork fo< Shanghai