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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-09
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Eugene De Bocanie. general man.
ager Of the French Line Steamship Co.
died. Thursday. in a Philadelphia hotel
He had been i'll for some time.
DR.. John j. Mclaughlin Of North
Adams. Mass. Thursday, at Boston
was elected president of the Massachu-
sets Dental Society and DR.. Charles
W. Rodgers Of Dorchester, was made
secretary.
Bishop Daniel a. Coodsell of Brook
line. Mass, resident bishop of the
Methodist Episcopal church for New
England, was. Thursday, elected {
trustee in Boston University in place
of the late Former Governor William
Clatin.
The British bark Andes. Captain
GriffthD which arrived ut Antigua.
Britiah-West Indies. Wednesday. on
her way from Trinidad to Valparaiso
with her cargo of asphalt in barrels on
fire. blew up, Thursday. 81" will prove
practically Il total loss. The crew is
safe.
Mrs. Jane NJ. Worrall senior vicH
president of the Army Nurse AsSociA-
ton. is dead at her home at Cam
bridge. Mass. after 4 long illness. Mrs.
Worrall was IS years OF age. During
the Civil war She served rs Il nurse 1T
Washington, Fortress Monroe and At
Baltimore.
Pref. George T. La III Of Yale Univnr-
Sity at the close of war between Rus
STA and Japan by special arrangement
,.in 40 Ia
and under the auspices of the Imperili
Education Society If Japan aid in til,
development Of the system of educa-
ton of that country.
Sixteen men and boys employed in
the coal mine of the Inverness Railway
&; Mining CO., ut Inverness, c. b.. were
injured. Thursday, by an explosion of
powder in the pick hous.. about 500 feet
down the slope. The physicians who
attended the injured state that they
are Of tho opinion Ill will recover
A warrant has been sworn out for
George G. Glenn, for many years
cashier Of the Postal Telegraph So. at
Philadelphia. who is charged with the
embezzlement in ST.. 900 from that COM
pany. He has disappeared. In the war
rant Glenn is also charged with hay-
ing forged check for more than $4,000.
Wilton w. Ginell, a li-year-old bow.
who it was alleged shot and killed
Ernest Raymond Of he same age on
the light of April Il in Salem. Mass.
was discharged from custody by Judge
w. J. Holden in the first district court
at Salem. Thursday. Judge Holden
found that the shooting was acct
dental.
William Wood, who has been treas.
urer OF the American Wooden Co. since
its inception, was unanimously elected
president of the board of directors.
Thursday, at Boston. VIM. H. Dwelley.
Jr. the assistant treasurer. was elected
to the office Of treasurer and b. F.
Smith Jr.. of Andover. was chosen to
fill Mr.. Dwelleys place.
warehouse of the New York Dock
Co.. near Erie Basin, Brooklyn, which
was hiled with large amount of cot
ION ana hemp, caught fire, Thursday.
me contents of the building were
owned by individual concerns other
thali the deck company. The warehouse
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Baseball Notes.

Arthur Clnrkson is pitching fine ball
for Jersey City.
Lachance is improving in batting. He
hit for 2i2 in Is games,
Patch. formerly of Tufts. is pitching for
the Norwich (Ct) team.
The Holyokes of the Connecticut League
are styled the paper weights.
But seven American League artists have
batting percentages of 800 or better.
Boston won again. Thursday. and it is
hoped soon to see them tie the leaders.
The Detroit Americans play the Lynn
New England League team at Lynn on
June 10.
The Veteran thinner is considered the
best arbitrator who has appeared in Prov
idence this season.
Thornton beat Kennebunk. ; to .. We'd
nesday. at Saco. Edward Little beat He
bron. to 3. ut Auburn.
rI"rrv White former richmond Va
pitcher. has signed with the Threc-I
league team ut Rock Island, Ind
Boston is fifth in the American on bat
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A ROYAL VISITOR.
King Edwards Nephew, Prince LOUIS
Coming Over in October.

Washington, June S.-rhe navy depart
ment has been advised through the Brit
ish embassy of the intended visit to
American waters, this autumn, of the
nephew of King Edward VII. Prince
Louis of Battenbcrg, with squadron of
British warships. 1t is understood that
the squadron vii not be able to visit
Newport as was desired, but will visit
New York and then Annapolis. From the
latter place, the prince is expected TO
come to Washington.
While the navy department is not adj
vsed definitely of the date of the princes
visit, it understood that it will take
place sometime in October.
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WAS one Of a group Of buildings called
'Thc Red Hook stores" The loss was
$4,000.
Colonel William II. ChcsebrOugh
died at his residence at London, Thurs
Gay. of ritonitis, after two weeks i'll
ness. Col Chcsebrough was Il Civil War
veteran When Gen. Robert G. Schenck,
on vhose staff colonel CheSebrough
had served during the war. was APP
yoiI,fed minister to Great Britain In
la,J. Colonel Chcsebrough became Sec
rotary Of the legation at London.
Word has been received at the gen
cral offices Of the Denver < Rio Grande
X. r. at Denver, that a fire has broken
out among the timbers in the tunnel at
Ruby. II miles west Of Grand Junction,
and las temporarily tied up traffic be-
tween Denver and Salt Lake City. The
tunnel is only $50 feet in length and ar
engagements for transferring passengers
around The tunnel are being made.
A bulletin of the state forester's Of
fee entitled Forestry in Massachu-
Sets which will be issued in a few
days poi.ts out the danger Of tree de-
struction from forest fires which are
annually consuming a large amount Of
timber. 1t is recommended that the
state have IL more effective forest fire.
service ANA that friends of forests en-
de:iV1r to create Il stronger sentiment
against carrleSsness abOu. fires in the
open ground.
The directors Of the Metropolitan
Museum Of Art, acted entirely within
their rights when they removed Bion-
dis famous statue, 1.-The Saturnalia,'
from. the gallery in the museum where
it was on exhibition, to the cellar,
where il has remained for many
months, the Do cision being announced
by Justice Lcvcntritt in the supreme
court, at New York, Thursday after
~ ':;tcndcd hearing on the suit in
equity Brought by Biondi against the
directors.
\ test case agreed upon by Districr
Attorney jerome ana Legal counsel for
the New York Stock Exchange 10 de-
tcrmine the conStitationality Of the
new state stamp TAX on transfers of
stock. was begun, Thursday. by the
technical arrest of Albert J. Hatch, a
booker Of Stamford. Conn, for failure
to comply with the provisions of the
new law. Judge Clarke declined to
grant the writs and demanded Mr..
Hatcn to the court of special sessions,
naruled in the custody Of his counsel.
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winter straights, 4.GOlti85 .-,winter ,,,.-
3. iOft: 50; winter low grades. 3gjft2 : ss'fas,
" iIcAT-Sales, 4.1DO.Gp future -
firin, No. red, 1.G6 Did IN store \ pot
red, LOT: bid 0 b df!oat: No. po- ~.
Duluth, Ilf4 b afiOlt; No / Inefl
Manitoba. 10Ih ( o b afioat. hard
CORN Receipts, 6i.:I1: exports ,-o,.-
sales. Ia.S1 futures. 1900 spot; srot M, ~;
No. =. 80 elevator and % . !, AK, Urn.
2 yellow. Jt.4. no wiite, ". 10.
DATs-keceipts, 1880: exports. liz.
spot STEADY; mixed oats, rug lbs -.
clipped white. 2JNi4J lbs.. ~ =, Y "''zH ~;
CIT Mi;ATS-Firrn
LAKD-Barcly steady; weston 49,
1.15n.U; refined barely steady. ,'hta
1.4V ''''hfHi
PORk-Quict.
ETTEK-Eatsy; receipts. l67g
EGGS Steady, unchanged; rec.i,,.
COS. '''F'p'S a..
POTATOES Irregular.
SUGAR-Raw. steady; fair reG,i,.
centrifugal. G-test, i-s, noLl..r. a ",
3 refined, steady susg-
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IN PERFECT CONDITION.
Yale Crew Make Record Time in Trial
Spin on the Thames.

Gales Ferry, Ct, June S.-ROWinG
under almost perfect weather condi-
tons, the Yale crew covered the four
mile course on the Thames river, to-
night. IN 20.40 20, and Coach Kennedy
evidently was greatly pleased by the
work Of the oarSm"a.
Days enforced absence from the
boat gave Ortincyer Il chance to Sho"
his worth and he rowe, strongly 1T
No - The shell Went smoothly over tn
river, the oarsmcn showing almost fin
ishcd form. They w"r. in good condi-
ton III the end Of thr four miles.
TIE freshmen eight went down the
river Il mile ana 4 half with the
Varsity ANA then row,d back To their
quarters.
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings in Ali
the Leading Stocks.

New York. jan, >-I.!,rr W. IN abur-
tive attempt TO stu up activity III III
stock market during the first hour at to-
days session, which resulted in lifting
few stocks to Il considerably hi..h,r
level than yesterdays closing. The move
mtnt f'atttncd out completely and the
subsequent settling az Iric 10 Il loWt:
basis WIS duc IS much 10 inauitiOn III
the market as to amy active pressure 10
sell
The opening advance had its incentive
in the higher level for London prices bds
ed on the belief in Il hopeful outlook for
peace The small selling attracted by the
higher range OF prices. however. invited
some additional attempt TO move the mar
Ret upwards. The efforts conferred or a
few stocks amongst the Coalers and
Southern: railroads and including Anal
Sanlatcd Copper. The operations in the
southern group We're attributed to 4 new
~ formed pool or Il revival OF an old pool.
Very Favorable ShowingS OF gross earn
nas being made by railroads iii that re-
Sion Were made the basis Of the move
ment. The large production OF anthra-
cite is a favorable factor for the coalers.
These movements attracted no important
following. The inertia OF the United
States Steel stocks WIS almost complete
Tins proved burden on sentiment to
wards the whCle market.
The rise in call money rates was at
tributed to the redistribution Of funds
on deposit which are the proc, eds Of the
Iaptncs, loan subscription amongst va
fipuS Hlstntldl INSTITUTIONS. Discount
rates declined i'll London ara foreign
banking houses w,r" reported as placing
leans IL this market. Stock commission
houses also have funds To lend owing to
the "Ntrtm" dulln"SS of the stock market
only Il remnant uf til" day. gains was
preserved and tn" average. level Of prices
was Internationally changed from last
night
III" r"ac" rumnrS made the Japanese
bonds strong. The bond market generally
was dun and steady. Total sales, par
v1lr". $,.in"s United States IS regis
tered advanced ;, per cent ON call.
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HEIR TO $1,375,0o0.
German Chancellor Receives Patent as
Prince on Same Day.

Berlin. June S.-Prince Won Buelow.
the German chancellor. received no.
tee June >. that The amount of his
inheritance under the viii of the late
Herr Godefroy, the Hamburg million
are. is sl.3i5,000. This was the same
DAY that Emperor William gave him
MS patent of prince. Two reasons It
was formerly said. why Won Buelow
preferred not to be created a prince
vas that the dignity Of the rank re-
nuired u large fortune t. propcrly s,Iss-
tam II ard that he had no children TO
whom he could transmit the title.
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Boston. June s
mill shipment, 6.00n6Gj.
CORN-Firn.er and higher; No. yel-
low, 63.
OATS-Higher: No. clipped white, ai.
MILL FEED-Steady.
BRAN-Spring, 1S.0oI1S.IO
MINED Feeds. 1.Nta1..:i.
COTTON SEED MEAL-2G.5O
PORK .nchanged; medium, lj.O1
LARD-Firn: So.
BEEF-Easy and quiet; extra heavy
sides. St.U9.
LAMRS-Steady; Hap.
NEALS-Steady; 9M10.
BtT1'ER-Quiet; northern. 81 2T2.
CIIEESE-Easy for new made York
state. 1oH11.
EGGS-Quiet; fancy, 2l@22; eastern, e
40.
APPLES-Steady; Maine Baldwins, Ne
|. 2.j0Ii 3 20.
POTATOES-Dull and easy: Grcen
Mountains. 2Mt3>: Houlton Hehrons =
StGAR-Stcady on basis Of $40 for
grdnulattd
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$4,000 BLAZE.
Church and Parochial Residence Burn
Cd at West Springfield, Mass.

West Springfield, Mass, June S.-St.
Thomas Roman Catholic church and
the parochial residence adjoining were
destroyed by fire today, and the blaze
communicated to other property. The
high wind and a scarcity of water
hampered the work OF the firemcn and
it was feared the property loss would
be great The fire started III the vestry
of the church and was discovered in
ample time to have been cXtinguished
without much loss if thu water supply
had not failed. The church was built
in 1871 and was valued at about $25,-
900 The parochal residence was valued
at $1,000
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THE LOOMIS-BOWEN CASE.
Minister Russell Arrives-Hearing Will
Be Resumed, Today.

London, June S.-After conference
said he had received a telegram from
MIR Russell, United States minister to
Colombia, announcing his arrival at
Hampton Roads and announcing that
he would reach Washington, tOmor-
row. See. Taft on his arrival will call
Mr.. LOOniS and Bowen for conference
in regard to the LoOmis- Bowen case.
Mr.. Russell is the last witness to be
examined. Sec. Taft did not indicate
when he would make his report to the
President.
Sec. Taft said he had no information
whatever Us to the progress to peace
ncgOt iati ions.
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PROBABLE SUICIDE.
Brattieboro Man in Legal Troubles DIS
appeared from Joy Line Steamer.

BrattlcbOrO, Vt, June S.-The PROB
able suicide of Herbert n. Gum, for-
NOR real estate agent of this town, was
anne unced. today, by 4. w. Gibson, a
lawyer. us The result CT an investiga-
ton following the receipt of letter
from Gum saying he that wouli
drown himself in Long Island Sound.
ON receipt of the letter Mr.. Gibson
began an investigation and. today, re-
orlvcd a letter saying that man ans
wcring Gums description boarded
JOY Line steamer AT New YORK, May
-. ana SO far as known, never arrived
in Providence.
Gum had recently had many legal
troubles. the results OF which ara
thought to have made him Respondent.
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WHOLESALE ARRESTS
OF Union Members to Ascertain Who
Shot Ore of Number.

Philadelphia. June Sixty members
of the local branch Of the National
structural Iron Workers and Bridge
Builders Union, are locked up in n sta
ton here, tonight, pending the solving
of Il mystery surrounding the probable
fatal shooting Of one Of the members
OF the organization. The victims name
is Edward Joyce Of Washington ID. Z.
lie IS in q dangerous condition, lat re-
fuses to tell the name Of the man who
shot him.
There was Il meeting Of the union. to-
night. which Joyce attended. How the
shooting occurred and who did it has
not yet been definitely determined. and
the police locked up all the men found
in the meeting room and will hold them
until they learn who did the shooting.
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$4,000, 900 for Automobiles.

Evidently the automobile has come to
stay. New York dealers report sales
amounting to over ten million dollars dur
ing the last few weeks. and also that they
are being made and used for almost every
occasion The greatest home remedy of
the present day is the celebrated Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters. Past experience
has proven that it can be used success
fully in all cases of insomnia. kidney or
liver troubles. dyspepsia, indigestion. bill
iOusness, costiveness. general weakness
or malaria, fever and ague. Women and
girls who suffer every month from Sc
cret ills will also be greatly benefited by
using the Bitters regularly. 1t Is the
best woman's medicine before the public
We urge trial by evorv sick man and
woman. Insist on having HoStetters
Something else won't do its work near 50
well.
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At CINCINNATI.

Cincinnati - ! 0 o o ! > X-11-l3-0
Hrooklvn IL u u q u o o = 6-I
Rattcrics-O Overall and Schlci; Eason
ana Ritter. Time. 10. Umpire. Bdusc-
wine. Attendance. :;lli.
At ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis ......6 : 0 0 0 o 10
Philadelphia % o ! 0-.-lD-2
Eatt"ri-S-Thiclman kcllum and Irar-
fuss; Dusglely and Doom. Time, ]. T.
Umpire, r.mslio. Attendance. 1900.
AT PITTSBIKG.
PittSburg .......0 ! | X-f-G-O
New York ..O 0 o o 0 0-l-1-l
Butt"ri"S-Cas" and PETIT, AmcS and
Eresnahan. Time l.Ij. ImpircS john
stone and O'DaY. Attendance, $40
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. Jun'
Spot closed quiet j. points higher. AI1i-
ding uplan1s. S.55; do. gulf So. Stlys
none.
Galveston firm. Na: Charleston quiet 81
Memphis steady. 81: New orleans firm
BIC.
Net receipts for six days. q. -,
Exports to Great Britain. 3f0ii; I.
France. l4022: to the continent, 4o,19A; Il
japan. 2l.51f
Stock M 40
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FATHER AND DAUGHTER.

Father Joha's Medicine cured me OF
catarrh and my father Of asthma. we
take it regularly and are feeling better
every d;,y.-Joscphine Ielus, Hyde
Park Mass.
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Pennsy, 8; Phillips -Andover, I.

Andover. Mass. June S-l'nivcrsity of
PENNSYLVANIA defeated Phillips Andovtr,
today. > to l. Andover was unable to Int
Brady, and ficldrd loosely at critical
times. The score:
Pennsylvania % o o > 1-1-1-3
Andover ........0 o 0-l-3-'
Batteries-Brady and Carter: Glow,
Merritt, Lannigan and DAILY. Time. l.. 10.
Umpire, Clarkson. Attendance. 800.
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Connecticut LEAGUE.

At IIartford-TIartford ;: Norwich. T.
At New Havtn-Sprngtield ): New lIa-
Ven, ].
At Mnrden-Rrigeport, l; Mcrilen. III
innngs).
At IlClyoke-IIolyoke. 2; New Lon
don, :.
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-rwO out when winning run was made.
s.Batted for Crig.r In Ia" ninth
'@'Batt-d for Winter In the ninth.
boston .............O q u D 81
81 Louis 3 u o o g.;
Two-base hits-kochlcr. Moran. SIcri-
flee hits-Ferris. Gl.iSOn. Van Zint. HTS
on Gibson. in IL inning: on Winter. :
i'm % innings. First base On Ullls-Ou
Winter. /: of Gibson. ]; off Glad", :
Struck ont-By Glade. 4: 10y Winter. T.
Time. li2. Umpire. Connolly. Attend
aute olyf
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AT NEW YORK.

New York .O 90 o 0 o 0 0-O-i-o
Cleveland ......0 y o o 0 0-i-9-2
Batteries-Chesbro and Klcinow; Moor.
and Buelow. Time. 10. Cmpirr
OLoughlin. Attendance. 400.
AT PHILADELPHIA
Chicago ....0 0 0 / 0-3-3-1
Philadelphia IL 0 X-G-!'-';
FattereS-PattcrSon. White and Me
Farland; Plank aud Powers. Schrrck
Time, 14J. EmpireS. Kelly and MCCar
thy Attendance, 401l.
AT WASHINGTON
Washington 0 0 0 | o o. IL
Detroit o 0 0 o q 0 1-6-1l-l
Observation-Disclosures and Iieydcn: DonU-
van and Drill. Time, Ii. Umpire. Sher-
idan. Attendance, 900.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Provide nce-Toronto. .: Provi
dence. |.
At Observation-Disclosures :: Buffalo !.
At jersey City-Jrrs"y City, :; Mont
real 3.
At Nrwark-Rochcstcr II; Newark. 10.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
American League Standing.

Boston. June S.-A batting rally in the
ninth inning when two men We're out.
scored three runs for Boston and defeat
ed St. Louis. to 3, today. 81. Louis
forced a change of pitchers in the first
inning Glade pitched superbly until the
ninth, when -four hits We're made by Bos
Ton The score:
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Chicago Produce Market.

Active covering BY shorts inausnca,,
n bulliSh crop report from E.n,,,'si, ~
caused - strength 1T the finieb j.,
wheat market here, today. At the :, ~, u
the july option was up lMLc. Ger re
1Hc. Oats show Il gain OF M. "
VISIONS are unchanged to NE. lGv4r TO-
The leading futures closed as fniin,..
WHEAT-July, SGi4m+s; Sept, Sji%;
Dec, S18s- '-P7.'
cORN-July old. ~; July n.w :.
Sept. old, J02smA4; Sept. new, .1i. TTin
new. 47H. ''' Dec
MESS IOEk-July. l2.0; StDt 19a
LAID-July. 40; Sept. 80. -
SHORT RIBS-July, H.: Sept -
cash quotations closed as follows 49,
F'I.OUR-Easy.
W'HEAT-No. 2 spring, 1g7mIn; IA
1.OOM .0G; No. : red. G9n1.Ti.. ~
CORNING. =, J3I4; NJ. yellow "a.
OATS-No. :. u; NJ. white 2I.I1.
No. 3 white. 3lKm32A- -'~'
RYE-No 2. 70
BARLEY-39li42
ALTING-4Gai ~.
FLAX SEED-l.29; northwestern liz
TIMOTHY SEED-2AI.
MESS PORk-12.5JF,lz.6g
LARD. .2212
SHORT RIBS SIDES-73J
SHORT CLEAR SlDES-7.2Jt-
VI III
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. June &
CATTLE-Receipts, 500; good to prime
steers, 5.4nuG.2J
HOGS-Reccipts. 5000 mixed and
butchers. J.22505 80; good to choice heavr.
. Jnij.31la
SHEEP--Reccipts 5000; good to choice
wethers. shorn 4G0uJl0.
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LINGERING Coughs.

Persistent coughs that conlins
through the spring and summer usua 's,
indicate some throat or lung trou"
and it is a serious mistake to negl', :.
them. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy "a.
famous for its cures Of coughs Oh u
nature and a few doses 0ken III W. n,
may save a doctors bilT and pef rosr
years Of SUFFERING. For sale py -
Coughlin, Augusta: c. II. Beanie a
ner.
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Lot ON bisrS-ChlCaEO. y. B"NJ"h. y.
Two has. hits-Dolan. Rlym"r: ShcriilcH
hit-Raymcr. stolen bases. Sldgie. Schultz
Chance. =, Tinker =. Double pl"N-Ah-
hati"cho. Riym-r and T"nnry. Eases ON
balls-Dn W.imcr. .: on Fraser. 8. Hit
hv pitched ball-EyWcimcr. !; by Fraser.
> Struck out-By Wcimer. ,: by Fraser.
. Wild pitch-Frascr. Time. 1.5O. TN
pirc. Iatell
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
National League Standing.

Chicago. June S.-Boston started well,
today, and held the lead till the sixth i'll
ming, when the locals began to hit Fraser
savagcly. After that the game became Il
farce. Attendance, $50. The score:
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OTHER GAMES.

At burlington. Vt.-Cnivers;ty of Yer
mont, 9; Columbia, 6.
Harry Aubrey. formerly with Raston
Nationals and afterward with Providence,
has dra wn his release from Montreal.
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Boston Stock Market.
Boston. June s.
New York Produce Market.

NJ Now York. June 8.
rioloR-Pcccipts. 15.%N: exports. GI22:
sai"s. 200: duh and barely steady: MINI.
paRers, 3's'n 10; winter patents, i3OT525;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-09

At Nashua-The Nashua Lynn game
was postponed. wet grounds.
At Haverhll-The Lowcll-IIayerhill
game was postponed: wet grounds.
At Corcord-The Concord-Ncw Bedford
game was postponed: cold weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-09

See "Tke Benots" with the Har-
greaves' Shows, the elastic table
workers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-09
New York Money Market.

. NV OK, lUlle \.
Prime mercantile paper 34,M4 per cent
Sterling exchange steady 1T iA1m4 \, o.
for demand and At iN1l0nI%i.ll for ii
days bills
Posted rates 4SG and ass.
Commercial bills iNi;If1s
Bar silver J>3s.
Mexican dollars Az.
Government bonds firm
Railroad bonds steady
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-09

%; diaries. Il=MlS.
EGGS-Steady: at mark cases inc,pi
90. Il: frsts, lil2; prime flrsts, H.. i.
tras. y.
CHEESE-Weak: gfrlOll
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-09

The admission to the Hargraaycs'
Slows is twenty-five cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-09

Alameda. Cal. is trying the cxperi-
mcnt of oiling its principal streets.