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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-31
Boston Market.

Boston. May y
FLOUR-F'lour market is very strong
but trade is quiet. Mill shipment, spring
patents are Offered at s62J6i6.Sl: winter
spring patents, 81. 1Gd7.ee5; clears. si.loa4n
CORNMEAL-Stcady. s2.65ft2.IO per bM;
bag. sl.l6M11S; Sranulated. S0d3si::
bolted. $2.gcT325.
CORN-Corn is normal Spot steamer.
63aIe4c..
RYE FLOUR-Steady at s5.7eNL15
GRAHAM-S2.S Om5.10 per barrel
OATMEAI~Firn. We quote relied at
sL0Oatt.25 per Dbl. cut. 81. $4,000
OATS-Oats are quiet. On track, No l.
white. 39o39lzc.; No. 3. clipped Whit.
3Stcc; rejected. white, 31Izc. for shipment
all rail, sc to IS lbs. 3Sl.c.; 3 to % lbs
sc 10 to - lbs. 4Oc. fancy, 4lm4gI-c.
PROVISIONS-Sho cuts. heavy hacks
lean ends, sl7.5OmlS.5o; fresh rils
13Km1Sc: corned shoulders. SIG; fresh
shoulders. &c: smoked shoulders. Ssc
raw leaf lard Csc; leaf lard, RENDERED
95sc. pals, 10SsGl0bsc.: hams. 1i4al2l-c
skinned hams. 12Ad1S.c.; sausages, ss6
&c: boiled hams. 1.lTlSc.: pork tongues
$50; loose salt pork, S1sc; briskets
9I-c.: country dressed hogs. 64T53sc
BEEF-Fresh beef is dull but firmer
Choice whole cattle quoted at eGShc;
heavy kinds, quotable at @4GSc.; fores
6i:mIc.
LAMB AND MTTTON-Lambs are
firm. Lambs. 11G12c.; yearlinSs. sale;
mutton. SH9izc.
NEAL-Steady at 1GG11c.
POITLTRY-Poultry is quiet but STEADY
Western turkeys. 1Sfi20c.; chickens north.
Crn. 2nG22c.: western. large chickens, b
aisle: northern fowls, 15nl6c. western
fowls. 13d1ic.
BUTTER-Market is in active demand
at steady prices. Creamery. Northern
choice. round lots. 23lsG2ic. western
fresh. c;n2ic.: Vermont dairy, 2.ff25c.
CIIEESF-ChcCse is steady. York state
1ini4Ic: Vermont twins. l5nl3l2c.
F,GGS-EGgS are easier. Choice, neaiIH'
21Ef22c.: eastern, 1871 roc: western. KiLF'
BEANS-Market is steady. Pea car ioaa
lots. sl.S0m1.S5: Medium y. u. vernon
per blIshel. s2.10N215; yellow eyes: s-W'
215: Red Kidneys. s2.S5Ge.@; California
small whites. s. 2J62.60
APPLES-Applcs are quiet but flrn,-
Maine Baldwins. No. l. N.Wd2N: no. :
s1.25H1.50: Ben Davis. H.lJM22 =: Nortnefu
Spies. S2NoIi.0O: russets. s20od2.l3.
UAY AND STRAW-Hay is psre5 y
steady. Straw is quiet. Hay NO !. slen
011.00: low grades. s1l.0fn lGm; 9tt st'""'
so. ana TO- 20: rye straw. Sl6or1hA.
OTATOES-Potatoes are Fuet dna
easy at s3aSlc. for White Mountains 2hu
2Jd Soc: for other kinds. New po'a'oeS
sell ut s2.,G1 800 per hhl.
SUGAR-Refined sugar steady. gu. loa.
and crushed, 7.10c.; powdered o'''O''
granulated, 6.30c.
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Large Gifts to Charity.

Donations and requests for last year
total nearly a half million dollars, rs
compared with about $123,000 900 in 1901
which was then the record-breaking year.
The record breaking medicine for the
year 1901 was Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters 1t having been the means of restor-
ing more sickly people to robust health
IMAM any other. 1t is really a wonderful
medicine for those whose stomach has be-
come weak. whose liver is inactive or
whose Kidneys are unable to perform
their proper functions. Thousands OF
lively restores the stomach to its normal
condition and thus cures indigestion. dys-
Pepsla, nausea, costiveness. bloating,
heartburn. sleeplcssness, female disor-
GERS, cramps, or malaria, fever and ague.
Try 1t today. Our Private Stamp is over
the neck of the bottle.
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Baseball Notes.

Cincinnati was the only second division
team to win, in Tuesdays games, in the
National League.
Boston Americans won two games,
Tuesday, and consequently gaining 1;
little in the American League standing.
Each team in the New England League
played Il schedule of two games, Tues
day. and broke even. AS Il result the
four leading teams fall slightly in the
league standing. and the second division
teams gain.
AS result of the American League
games. Tuesday, Boston moves from
seventh to sixth place. The other teams
remain the same, although they now hold
Chicago lost two games, with a net loss
of 81 points in the standing.
The game between Baltimore and Provi-
dence in the Eastern League series at
Providence, Tuesday. was interrupted by
4 demonstration on the part of the spec
tators against Umpire Jack Eagan. for
Questionable attitude after a decision. by
Fgan, Capt. Dunn of the Providence
team. was ordered out Of the game. When
Il close decision unfavorable to a Provi-
dence players followed by several players.
protested to Eagan. and the spectators be-
came disorderly. A moment later when
Egan refused to alter his decision the
spectators focked upon the field. rushing
toward the umpire. The police and the
players. however. surrounded Egan and
forced the crowd back Order was re-
stored shortly after this and the game
proceeded. Baltimore Won to :.
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Portland Market.

FLOUR-Michigan and ST y:
straight, s5.6,GI5.S5; do. clears. & .s.9 1 ~
winter wheat patents. G.SJIf6 %: snr;st,
wheat bakers. sf.70n5.JO; spring Mn Rbs
patents, Sc. 15a7.15. ""edt
BEEF-Light. 50. 5OaI1O.00; heavy. sono
HOO; homeless half bbls., IS. JOel1.oo '''''s
BUTTER-Creamery fancy. nor IL
DC; Vermont, 22n23c.; renovated " w.
EGGS-Eastern, fresh, &c.; we,,s,
fresh, 1SI19c. "''1efh
CHEEsE-cheese. plain, 1214aln,c
sage, 15c.
GRAIN-Corn, car lots. Sc: b,,,
63M64c.: meal bags. a9N60c oats. new -.
lots. s9fi i0c.: bags. 4lm &c; MINI, sscE"s
bran. bag lots. s2i.0o: winter wheat NJ
car lots. SEQ; mixed feed, car ia.
s22 50; do. bag lots, s25.Oon 500: br nv,
middlings. car lots, s2l.0O; do. bag lo,s
$2i.Otn25.00
LEMONsS2 15Gi3JO
ORANGES-s2.2 5m3JO
PRODUCE-Beans, California Pea, rs
ass; yellow eyes, s.. ga. d: Red Kid'
neys, S3.G0M3i3: potatoes. sc: onions
crate. $40; fowls, l4c.; turkeys Western
19ff22c.: chickens. 15M11c.
Professionalism heavy. t1e0fls a.
medium. si5.o0a1o.50; light backs, ;i9a
LARD-Pure leaf. 10Am1ei5c pure nail,
SylM9c.; pals, compound, kGsI.c.: ter
and large tubs, saS14c.; do. compound
54mGc.
SUGAR-Standard granulated. So !.
extra fine graduated, Sac: extra C, Goo
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Boston Wool Market.

Boston, idS
The receipts of wool for this week W.T. u,
t2622.5 lbs domestic and 4,l.ho% i1s a and
eisn. against 1885. 991 lbs. domestic anU
G. as. 3a7 lbs foreign for the same "e''
last wear. .;-,os
REMARkS-The wool market coh'illu,s
in a very strong position. ana WHIT u" es
is still some buying among dcaieis ;r,sd
peciallv in secured woods. IT Is cll ,n n.
that most of the sales are being maui oo \,
rectly to manufacturers There is co,,.
siderable inquiry from the Larger . ni
facturcrs. both for the new teLln,D .,
woods and for foreign crossDreus, NY trce-
ter especially moving with the i i,'n better
dom. as they are relatively III w roo
supply. The supply of domestH larger
dealers are combining their efforts ,, w Tn
plying the needs of their regular cusspIt
ers. For this reason there is less So ~ ease
ton among the dealers than was VI, ,,.r IN
a few We eks ago. The stronger ie s,ng al.
the secured woods. prices now ~" small,
most prohibitive. together win Inv tome
offering, account for the quieter 'V s,Gs5c.
Ohio and Penn.--XX and above SSaalr
X, SlM32c.: No. I. 3SG39c.: No. = s,@Nc,;;
fine unwashcd. 24Gt25c.: unmerci; - IA
l.. blood unwashed. 33TJic., 3 pio saiane
32ic.: i. blood. 32mSSc unwasneas ue't fine
21G2Sc.. unmerchantable. 2sa-'c'
washed delaine. SIC. o,z,y2c Y
Michisan-ine uuwashed. 80 as6s,c.:
blood. washed. 32M33c.: 4 blo9n: e. ID
,: blood, ;OQ31c.; unwashed deia'ne'
&c ,,s a blood,
Kentucky, Indiana, etc.-7s ana =
33T3ic. ,,o A Gd
pulled wool-scoured basis-Fine ~.
s7c extra 6sG7oc.: A super, i5afc,. ,crs
super. 54d56c.: c super, 45a Hc., ,bing 4,
and grays. 4jc; mixed. 45c.: con. epgs,c.;
blood 53G55c.: fine combing.
coarse cOmhing. 4IM5Sc.
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U. OF Maine.
Program Announced fol-
Commencement Week.
The 33d Anniversary Of the
First Glass Graduated.
Slate Made Up for New Officers Of the
Athletic Association.

Orono Nc, May 30.-(SpeciaD.-Th
gagged in getting the Commencement
program in readiness, as the first day
is now only 10 days away. A great eff
fort is being made to make this, as the
33d anniversary of the graduation Of
ed of any commencement ever held.
Urgent requests have been sent out to
the alumni and many have responded
and will be on hand at the exercises.
Several speakers of national reputa-
ton have been secured and some musi-
Cal talent to assist in the entertain
ment. The program:
SUNDAY. JUNE IL.
Baccalaureate Address, by Professor Ed
ward Howard GriSgs, New York, in tn,
chapel, 500 z. Nj.
MONDAY, JUNE u.
Convocation. in the chapel. 545 a. NJ.
Class Day Exercises. in the chapel. 80.
Reception by the President. in the chapel
500 p. NJ.
TUESDAY. JUNE Is.
Phi Kappa Phi initiation, in the chapel
1000 A. N.
Meeting of the Alumni Association, in
Room |. Alumni hall. 1870 \. NJ
Receptions by tlit Various ti.IterpiticS. at
the fratt rnity houses. in the afternoon
Alumni Luncheon, in Holmes hall. 50t
to $50 z. NJ.
Alumnae Luncheon. at the Mt Vernon
house. 500 p NJ.
Phi Kappa Phi Address. by Carroll n
Wright, LII. D.. president of Clark Col
lcge, N the chapel, 500 p. NJ.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE II.
Commencement Exercises, in the chapel,
1870 A. NJ.
commencement Dinner, in the gymna-
stun. Loo +. NJ.
Commencement Concert. in the chapel
500 p. NJ.
The executive committee of the Ath-
letic Association has posted the annua.
slate recommending the following Off
GERS to be elected for the ensuing year:
President. Frank A. Banks of Bidde-
ford; vice president, Chas. w. Camp
bell of Ellsworth; secretary, Walter l..
Sturtevant OF Bangor; treasurer, Hen
~ NJ. Shute of Orono. Notices are
also posted requesting candidates who
wish to be considered for the positions
of managers of the baseball and track
teams to pass in their names.
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The Weeks Schedules.
NATIONAL LEAGU Il.

Observation-Disclosures at Boston
New York at Brooklyn, Chicago ut Gin
cinnati ,,, -.
Rns n", s0 Pbiiadelphia at Brooklyn. St.
Louis at Cincinnati Chicago at Plttsnurs.
Saturday-Ncw York at Boston 1.-TWO
sames), Philadelphia at Brooklyn, Clncin-
natl at st. Louis, Chicago Ut fittsours'
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Wednesday-Boston at Washington tWo
games). New York at Philadelphia. St
Louis at Cleveland, Detroit at Chicago.
Thursday-Bcston at New York, Wash
ington at Philadelphia, Detroit at ST.
TriGayNBoston at New York Washing
ton at Philadelphia, Detroit at ST. LOUIS.
STANDARDIZATION at New York. wash
ington at Philadelphia. Detroit at ST.
Louis. Cleveland at Chicago
Sunday-DetrOit at st. LOUIS, CleEeiaru
at Chicago.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
ednesday-Manchester at New Bed
ford, Concord at Fall River. Nashua at
Lynn, Lowell at Haverhill
Thursday-M at New bediord.
Concord ut Fail River, Nashua at Lynn,
Lowell at Haverhill.
Friday Manchester at Fall River, Con-
| cord at New Bedford. Haverhill at Nash
ua. Lowell at Lynn
Concord at New Bedford, Nashua at Ha-
| verhill, Lowell at Lynn.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
MISUNDERSTANDING at Norwich.
Holyoke at New London. Hartford at
New Haven, Springfield at Meriden.
Observation-Disclosures at New London.
HOlyoke at Norwich. New London at
| Meriden. Hartford at Springfield
Friday-Springfield at Bridgeport. Nor
witch at New Haven. Hartford at HolyoKe,
New London at Meriden.
Saturday-Norwich at Bridgeport, New
| London at New Haven, Meriden at
| Springfield, Holyoke at Hartford.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
We1nesday-Toronto at Jersey City.
Rochester at Baltimore.
Thursday. FRIDAY and Saturday-Butfa-
| 10 at Newark. Toronto at Jersey city,
Montreal at Providence, Rochester at Bal
| timore.
Sunday-Buffalo at Newark, Montreal at
Providence.
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Forenoon.

Washington. May a0-Boston batted out
victory in the final inning OF the morn
ing game Criger was sent to bat for Nc
Govern. and Unglaub for Winter. in the
ninth. the former being passed to first and
the latter singing. Setback followed with
double and Parent with a single scoring
three runs Hills and Stahls double play
was the feature of the game. The score:
Washington ......1 0 o.
Boston ..............0 90 0 "a
Batteries-Hayden and Jacobsen; Win
ter and McGove,n, Young and Criger.
Time, 1.aa Umpires. Kelley and McCar-
thy. Attendance. 915i.
AT CLEVELAND.
Cleveland 80 001 3 0 0 x-s-12-1
St Louis ...1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2-3- s..
Batteries-Hess and Bemis: Sudhoff and
Weaver. Umpire, O'Loughlin. Time, 1.33.
Attendance, G54S
AT CHICAGO.
Chicago 100 0 0 o. % 0-0-5-a
Detroit ..O 0 0 0 % % Q 1-1-3--
Ratteries-Altrock and Mcfarland: Kill
liam and Drill. Umpire, Connolly. Time,
81.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
New York ....O 0 0 0 0 $500
Philadelpt6a II 0 o 0 0 0 0 e-6-9-1
Batteries-POwell. Griffith and kleinow
Coakley and Schreckengost. Umpire,
Sheridan. Time. 1.5O.
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A0>use Th;~7

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for 9ny case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY. & CO., Toledo, o.
we, the undersigned. have known F. ].
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
out any obligations made by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN e. MARVIN,
r,.r. wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o.
ran Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
cous surfaces of the system. Testimo-
n nlais sent free. Price, 75c. per bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
lax, take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
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A pathetic story of the war is told by
a japanese correspondent Mt Kobe
Fecdor Chcsnetzky a Young Russian SOL
der was taken to the Red Cross Hospital
ut Matsuyama riddled with shrapnel. All
Of his limbs were amputatcd and after
the operation. to the Arrangement of the
doctors ChesnetZky lived for eight
months, lying quite helpless. He was at
tended by nurse kawaguchi and he be-
came so much attached to her that he
would cry like child when he could not
see her. Her devotion and tenderness
were such that she scarcely left him fer
eight months and she was with him when
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Wanted at Once.

A little forethought viii often say. md
end of trouble. Think OF the pa case
suffering that must DE endured ~ or
Of an attack - pain in the s'o', ms. be
cramp collie when medicine mus. q
sent for. Every family should nav o,ers
bottle Of Chamberlalns Coi~ use It
and Diarrhoea Remedy in the n ,o.sr and
is sure to be needed sooner or la anted
when that time comes. 1t Will pc ra I,fe
at once. Buy 1t now. 1t may sa
Sold by John Coughlin, Augusta
Reane, Gardiner. - $50
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new ENGLAND LEA6UE.
New England League Standing.
Afternoon.
AT LOWELL.

Nashua was defeated here. Tuesday af-
ternoon. before the biggest crowd of the
season by Lowell. to 5. Timely batting
and the miserable support of Varney were
the factors which resulted in Lowell $
victory. Merritt was injured in the sixth
inning. necessitating the services of Il
physician. and Tierney was brought into
the game. The score:
Nashua .......O l Il 0 0. 0 @ lift
Batteries-Cross and Anderberg: Varney
and Eaton. Time. 2h. Umpire. Stafford.
Attendance 900.
AT MANCHESTER
Concord defeated Manchester, Tuesday
est crowd of the season witnessed the
game which WAS for the most part very
tame. Errors at critical stages lost the
game for the home team. The score:
Manchester III 0 o ? o-i-s-3
Batter:es-Hartman and Knots; Morris
sey and Cote. Time, 2h. Umpire, Brady.
Attendance. 4l25.
AT FALL RIVER.
New Bedford batted Carrick out of the
game. scoring five runs. which with two
more in the third and fifth innings gave
the visitors a victory. to l. The score:
New Bedford. ; O-1-10-1
Batteries-Klobedanz and Burrili: Car
rick, Gilroy and Sullivan. Walters: Time,
155. Umpire, KERN. Attendance, 500.
AT LYNN.
The local nine won a hard fought T.
inning game with Haverhill. in the after
noon. by 4 score of to !. In the 18th
inning ]. Murphy made hit and scored
the winning run on Pastors saCrlf1ce and
lannon's hit The score:
Lynn 0 o O l q 0 q 0 o I-2-1o-1
Haverhill ....00 1000 1000 OIL II
Batteries-Vaill and Daum; Clancy and
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OTHER GAMES.

At Worcester-Holy Cross. 6; Dart
mouth, l. y, D
Trinity, ,. .,,
At New Haven-lale .; Andovcr, i.
Ar observation-disclosures, 5; Philips-E Exc
ter 13 innings). ,,. :.
At Williarnstown. Mass.-WIl'iams' :"
Amherst, >. a., r1
At New York-Georgctown, u; Ford
At Prirceton-Pennsylvan State Col
lege. s: Princeton. 6.
At Hartford-Wesleyan 3; Trinity, :.
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The Endymion Sighted.

New York, May 3O.-The steamer
Kaiser Wilhelm Der Crosse, which al
rived off Nantucket, today, sighted the
yacht Endymion at 10 P. NJ, May &C.
in latitude 400 north; longitude, 80
west. She had a strong westerly wind.
The Endymion has not yet been sight
ed from the Lizard, today.
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The Kidneys and the Skin,

In the spring, the kidneys have much
to do. If they are weak or torpid. they
will not do it well. and the skin will be
pimply or blOtchy. That is telling the
story in few words.
Hoods Sarsaparilla strengthens and
stimulates the kidneys. cures and pre-
vents pimples. blotches and all cutane-
Gus eruptions.
Don't fail to take IL,
Buy bottle today,
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MARKET REPORTS


BEANS-Pea. Maine. g. 10; N. way
yellow eyes, $500. l., VS.;
solid, 18c. S' &c.
EGGS-17c. per dozen,
GRAiN.Corn.. &c; meal, en-
bu.; mixed feed, $40 cwt.; cot,c, per
meal, ESQ; bag lots, Sl.42 "hsesd
HAYILcose. retail. $3.50 Der g.,
pressed. $l5.O0: straw, 1000: .0n;
SI3W. pfessed
SUGAR-615 per 100 lbs.
HONEf-Box, lie.
MUTTON-E4llc. per h.; spring h.,
20c. amb
OATS-4Z4c. per 90 Ib. bushel.
POTATOES-3)c. per bushel.
POULTRY-FOUl, 1Jlt1sc.
WOOL-Unwashed, &c.
Woodbury. hard, g. JOIs. 90 no,
soft, $.00sI5. o. ''r c6ra;
HlDES-COw and steer. nc eowh,,
Tic; ubll hides, 515c.; calf skin. Ic Haa
BEEF-Sides, @31ac. per lii hi,
12u13c. fores. G17c.: rounds and e h'naa
Sgf10c.; rumps and loins, Pale: r .na1
14a115c.; rattlcs, &c. backs, Sa9c. 'aInh
12g113c.; spring lambs, 20c. ''Nis
NEAL-iffac. per ID.
FLOUR-Best patent -four, 500 per III,
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SPORTING NOTES.

James Britt has signed with the
Hayes Valley Club of San Francisco to
fight the winner of the Hanlon-CorDett
battle. The match is to come off III
July. The details of the match have
not yet been arranged.
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Mixed Pickles.

One of our exchanges made an unfor-
tunate error in its Answers to Cores
pOndcnts'' last week.
Fond Mother wrote in to find out
what she should do for her children who
had the whOoping cough. In the make
up the compOsitor got some items trans
posed and the answer read: eff not too
young. skin them thoroughly; immerse il,
scalding water. sprinkle plentifully with
salt. leave for week in strong brine -
Horrors! He misplaced the answer to
anxious Housekeeper's" query for pic
Killed. onion recipe.-Washington Life.
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BOSTON

Two-base hit-Grmshaw. Stolen base
Stahl. Double play-Grimshaw to Parent:
First base on balls-Of Townsend. }; oft
Young. 1. Hit by pitched bail-By Young.
J. Struck out-By Townsend, s; by Young,
2. Left on Washington, ,: Boston,
:. Time, 150. Umpires, Kelley and Nc
Carthy.
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Portland, 9; Colby, I.

Portland, Me. May Ga ball team
representing Colby College was defeated,
to ]. today, by the Portlands. Thomp-
son pitched for Colby six innings and
was followed by Coombs, the regular
team pitcher. The score:
Portland ......3 0 KILL
Colby ......1 O o o i o q o. Ct
Batterics-Williams and Edgar: Thomp-
son and Coomhs. Dwyer. Time, 1.10. I'M
plre, Kelley. Attendance, 500.
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NervOuSDisOrders

,,,c,udc all affections OF the brain, spinal
cord and nerves; they embrace head
troubles. such as Dizziness. Dizziness.
Headache, Fits. Blues. Melancholy and
Also Backachc, Neuralgia. st. Vitus'
Dance. Epilepsy. and all disorders arising
from a weakness Of the nerves Of any
organ or part. as Weak Lungs Hcart'
stomach. Kidney, Bladder. etc
The nerves furnish energy that keeps
In motion every organ of the body.
: If YOU have any of these ailments. your
nerves are affected and you need
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DR.. MILES
RESTORATIVE NERvINE

because it recOnstructs worn out nerve
food medicine. prepared especially to re-
build the WORKOUT nerves.
my son, when II years old. had cpl
lepsy; could not attend school. Follow
ing the failure of physicians to cure him
we gave Dr. Miles Nervinc and Nerve
and Liver Pills. In ten months he re-
gained perfect health.'-J. S. WILSON
Dep. Co. Clerk, Dallas Co. Mo.
The first bottle will benefit. IL not, the
druggist will return your money.
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Some Good and Some Loose Ball Played BY
Other League Teams.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Afternoon.

Washington, May 30.-Boston, this after
noon, shut out Washington in a pitchers
battle before the largest crowd of the sea-
son. Townsend pitched well but was ex-
celled by Young, who did not permit the
local team to get within the shadow of
the home plate. A base on balls and an
error were responsible for the visitors
runs. Attendance 12,s09. The score:
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Afternoon.

At Norwich-New London. ): Norwich,
At New Haven-New Haven. .; Bridge
port, ..
At Hartford-Hartford: }; Meriden.
At Springfield-HolyOke, 10; spring
field, s.
Forenoon.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1; Hartford,
(called end. of ninth.
At New LOndon-New London, D; NOR
witch, o.
At Bridgeport-Bridgep s: New Ha-
ven. 4.
At Springfield, 4; Yolyoke, ,
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Captain c. Peters OF ''e Hamburg
replying to a magapho4. ed message
said he had splendid voyage and had
rot met with any mishaps up to reach
ing Scilly. He had good winds met
with only one gale. When informed OF
the record made by the American
yacht Atlantic. Capt. Peters said he
was astonished at such an achievement.
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/ Ot3lS ................. ~ III
*kendall hit BY knocked bal
BATES.

Batteries-Lcwis and Abbott: Doe. Cur
rier and Hepburn. Bowman. Earned run
-BOwdoin. !. TwO-baSe hits-Greenc
Curricr. Thrcc-basc hit-Austin Home
run-Clark. Stolen ba.es-BoW dom. s.;
Bates. >. Base on balls-Off Currier. ..
Struck out-By Doe, ): by Curricr, ;: by
Lewis. >. Wild pitch-By Curricr. l. Time
145. Umpire John Carrigan of Lewiston
Attendance. 1000
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THE HAMBURG
Second Yacht to Gross
Finish Line at Lizard.
Had Splendid Trip--Astonished
at the AtIantic's Record.


London, May 3O.-The German
schooner yacht Hamburg (secOnd con-
testant in the Kaiser cup race to cross
the Atlantic from Sandy Hook was OF
the Scilly island station at $50 O'Clock
this morning. There is light souther-
ly breeze.
The Hamburg passed four miles
south Of Bishop lighthouse at O'Clock.
She was almost becalmed.
The Hamburg finished at 7,21 P. M.
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Netting Wins at Charles River Park

Revefe. Mass, May 30.-Hugh Mclean
of Chelsea, defeated james Moran of the
same city. and Bobby Walthour of At
lants,. in a 25-milc motor pace race at the
Revere Cycle Track this afternoon, the
winners time being s. minutes, 50 sec
np6s