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Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
New York, June 5.-In the midst OF
rayety attending a birthday party in
South Brooklyn, early today one OF tho
guests killed another and subsequently
shot and fatally wounded the latters
wife. The alleged murderer escaped.
In honor OF the birthday anniversary
Of his bride, John Kelar gave party
to 30 Of his friends at his home, Ninety
second street and Dalgreen place, last
night, and among tho guests were Mr..
and Mrs. John Kelley, who lived in the
ncighhorhood An were seated around
a large table and next 20 Mrs. Kelley,
who is AZ years old was John Kilbneht
a young man known to all present. The
party had been in progress all evening
and was concluding with q supper at
1880 o'clock this morning. when Kill
bright, it is alleged, made, In an under
tone, nm insulting remark TO Mrs. Kelley.
Her husband overheard Il and immodi-
ately demanded an apology. Without
answer. kilbnght, It is alleged, rose and
shot Kelley through the head, killing him
Instantly In terror and confusion tho
guests, as well as the kellars, fled, all
leaving the house, except Mrs Kelley
and kilhught. kellar went 10 call an
ambulance from the Norwegian Hospital,
which arrived soon, and the surgeon said
Kelley WAS dead Tho surgeon next
drove away. When tho kollars re-
entered their home, they heard groans
and, searching, found Mrs. kellar lying
under q bed in a room on the second
floor. She was fatally wounded and
said that, when the Others ran away, Kill
bright had pursued her, with his pistol,
70 the upper floor and, following her into
the bedroom, had shot her. The ambu-
lance was recalled, and she was taken to
1.-THE hospital.
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CHINESE REFUGEES.
Asoclated Prov Dispatch hy Special wires

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
San Francisco, Cal, June 5.--Nearly
$50 refugee Chinese win be sent home,
at the expense of the Chinese government,
ON tho steamer Hongkong, which viii sail
today for the Orient.
The Chinese lost heavily IN the FIRE and,
as their is no immediate prospect Of their
being permanently located in this city,
they expressed a desire TO return 20 their
native land. The Chinese consul-gen-
eral in this city sent 10 PelSin a description
Of the conditions here and, in reply, re-
ceived word that the government had
appropriated money for the transporta-
tion Of All Chinese in California who we're
desirous of leaving.
The liner Corea. which sails next Tues
day, win carry a large number Of return-
ing celestials
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sAnINE pARINa COULD NoT DEAD.
N Pres. pispateb nv special Wires

Associated Pres Dispatch by Special Wires
London, Eng, June 5.-Rev. Sabine
Baring-Gould, the novelist, is alive, in
good health and at his home, Lew-lren-
chard House. North Devonshire.
1t was a cousin Of the distinguished
writer. Edward 5. Baring-Gould, who
died Yesterday on board the steamer
Norman as Port Elizabeth, Cape Colony.
This caused confusion in the names
and led 10 the erroneous announcement
of the death Of Rev Sabine Baring-Gould.
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WAREHOUSES BURNED.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
New York, June 5.-A second fire
within a space Of two weeks, today, de-
stroved two warehouses Of the Ameri-
can Cotton Duck Co., at Tomkinsville,
S. l., and caused q loss estimated be-
tween Sl5OO00 and 100000.
The buildings, which were one-story
structures, were located among a group
of similar warehouses on the shore Of the
harbor. The damage was confined TO
two warehouses. The origin of the fire
is unknown.
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KNIGHTS OF ooLuMBus.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
New Haven, Conn, June FOLLOWING 5.
the celebration Of a pontihcal high mass
az st. Johns Church, presided over by
Cardinal Gibbons, today, the national
convention Of the Knights Of Columbus
assembled at the new national head
quarters.
The convention was opened by Supreme
Knight Edward J.. Hean Of this city.
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SOUTH RUSSIA HARVEST.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Odessa, Russia, June 5.-The South
Russia harvest promises TO be the most
abundant In the last 20 years.
There IS some anxiety as to whether
sufficient labor will he available, as, in
consequence Of the prccarious political
situation, the garrison commanders have
issued instructions that the army reserve
men shall not be allowed this year TO
hire themselves TO the farmers. In many
districts the great landowners arc alarmed
al the peasants threats to strike as soon
as the crops are ready 10 cut.
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RuoKEr sHoPs pENouNoEp.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
jackson, Miss, June ga resolution
adopted at the meeting Of the State presi-
dents of the various divisions Of the
Southern Cotton Association, held here
last week, has Just been made public.
1t denounced bucket shops and broker
age Offices as "dens of iniquity" and
gambling hellsn and urged legislation
doing away with these institutions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
NEW RAILROAD IN MExIoo.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Mexico City, June 5s-Announcement
il made that the Mexican Central Rail-
wav will build line from Maril into
Guanaiuato and that the road viii be
completed in six months.
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GRAND Ann ENoAMPMENr.
,.iated Pres Dispatch by Special Wires

Associated Pres nlsplieh hy spcclal WlTos.
Altoona. Pa, June 5-lhe annual
encampment of the Pennsylvania division
of the Grand Army OF the Republic
opened here today Veterans from all
sections Of the state are in attendance.
Easton is making an active canvass to
secure the nest enc; mpment.
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enbIir saIes.


PUBLIc SALE OF SECURITIES
NATIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE,
AT WILMINGTON.
The following described stocks and bonds will
be sold 90 public auction, az the auction room OF
J. stidham a Son. No. III East Fourth street.
Wilmington Delaware,
az II O'Clock, a. m.
on
THURSDAY. THE 9TH DAY OF JUNE
A. II. 1906.
Is shares Of preferred stock Of the Iessup &
Moore Paper Co.
90 shares Of common stock Of the Jesup &
90 shares Of the stock Of the Alabama Land and
100 shares of the capital stock of the jackson g.
Sharp Co.
90 shares Of the capital stock of the jackson &
Sharp Co.
shares Of the capital stock Of the First National
Bank of Milford, Del
8 81 900 per cent bonds Of the New Castle &
Delaware City Railway Co.
3 200 per cent bonds of the New Castle a
Delaware CITY Railway Co
10 $500 per cent bonds Of the Wilmington, New
Castle q Southern Railway Co
500 per cent bonds of the Wilmington. New
Castle g. Southern Railway Go.
The stocks and bonds above mentioned are Sc
curities held by The said The National Bank ofnel
aware. 40 Wilmington - as Pledge. 90 secure Ger
tain obligations. with which II l.. Evans d Com
panv directly or indirectly connected and said
securities are being sold I'm accordance with the
contracts of pledge under which they were de
THE NATIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE. AT
WILMINGTON.' GUARANTEES THE TITLE OF
THE PURCHASER OF ANY OF THE ABOVE
TERMS OF SALE: CASH.
THE NATIONAL RANK OF DELAWARE. AT
WILMINGTON.n
F. C. stidham q Son. Auctioneers my25-tu.ft
I
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
Washington, june 5.-Weather fore
cast for Delaware:
Partly cloudy tonight; showers to-
morrow; fresh south to southwest wind.
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weddings

The month of weddings is here and it
is well to hear IN mind chat q picture
makes "a most appropriate gilt, and also
that the finest s5laciion In the city is TO
he seen az Fryurs picture store, l0l and
lO3 East Third street."
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f.or Nent.

NOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
II with or without hoard. COS, electric lights and
bath terms moderate. is NORTH THIRD ST.
jeoit Newcastle Del.
IvoR RFNT-NO. oo2 SPRINGER ST., SIX
II rooms and bath. Modern convenience.
Apply 20 CHARLES A. BECK,
je5-u 2ioi NJ sixteenth Street.
NOR RFNT-rwO FURNISHED ROOMS on
II second floor for the summer low rent
ie52t Apply $40 W. SECOND ST.
NOR RENT-FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING,
Il three uniurnished rooms second floor use Of
bath and porch. References exchanged.
jei-2ts ei6 WEST EIGHTH STREET
NOR RFNT-RoOMs FURNISHED OR UN-
jei-4ts sol LOMBARD STREET
doom FOR RENT; WELL LOCATED AND
: jSs2.d SOC WEST STREET
A PARTMENTs FOR RENT: FIRST FLOOR
y my8l-d 50i WEST FIFTH STREET
FURNISHED FLAT FOR LIGHT HOUSE
II Keeping First floor. Reference
my2sl2tt $40 WASHINGTON ST.
T-OR RRFNT-APARTNENT. TWO ROOMS AND
II BATH 1907 WEST STREET my2i-u
NOR REMITTANCE SECOND STORY FRONT
II room furnished bath and phone
je2-tts-imo $40 TATNALL STREET
T7OR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
II housekeeping us FRENCH. my29-ttslmS
T7oR RENT - THREEsTORY. TEN. ROOM
i house, front porch heater range rent MIS-, s9
myl7-tts-lmg 023 4. Iwenty-second street
RURNlsHED EIGHT BOoMED HOUSE FOR
L rent during summer months Beautifully
myi5ttsa A is livery Evening oace.
FoR RENT-TwQ FURNIsHED, sEcoNp-
story rooms. gas, bath; 81 - and $50 per week.
myi5tslmi 62 ORANGE STREET.
TOR RENT-sOUTHWEsT CORNER SEVEN.
II teenth and Thatcher rooms and store. SIS.
l022 du pont street. rooms and BATH Sil. rooms
for housekeeping, desk room, GENITAL location,
one large room on first hoor. A. STATION,
m29tu.f-u l0l ahipley street
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE.
N men. large and airy.
myiO-uslms 1905 WAsHIfGToN STREET
UoR RENT-NICELY PUNISHED ROOMS
mys.tis-im 7o4 TArNALL STREET.
TOR REMITTANCE SECOND STORY FRONT
mys.us'im io2i fAfNALL STREET.
T1oR RENT-sTORE SOUTHWEST CoRNEF
II Adams street and shallcross avenue Suitable
for barber shop WM. 4. IINnAII,
ml2-d 6ll Vest Ninth street.
T1OR RENT OR SALE - no l0l7 ADAM'
L street, II rooms and bath, hrst-ciass, double
aprSo-f sos WEST FIFTH STREET
EoR RENT-NIcELY FURNISHED RooAu
II ier gentleman edall u.,., apply Z, ,BAUEk
TURNIsHED ROOMS. ALI coNvENIENCEs
! Il aprl2-u 5t8 KING STREET.
! UrOR RENT-TwO FLOORS FOR LIGHT MANU-
| II iacturng 40xl20 feet; plenty oflRht Addres
or call WILMINGTON PROVISION Co,
sep27-u Third and Orange streets
NOR RENT-ROoAfs OR OFFICES.
/ Il jyleu 500 MARKET STREET.
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TRAGEDY AT A PARTY
A Man Murdered and a Woman
Fatally Wounded in Brooklyn
Early This Morning,
JOHN KELLEY Was KILLED
While Demanding an Apology
for an Alleged Insult
to His Wife.
THE LATTER ALSO WAS SHOT
John Kilbrlght, tho Alleged
Murderer Escaped.

The Party Had Been In Progress All Even-
ting and Was Concluding with supper
nt 1880 o'clock THIS Morning, When
hilhright, IL IL Alleged, Made an Insult
ing Remark to Mrs. Kelley.
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EARTHQUAKE IN CALIFORNIA.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
San Francisco, Cal, June 5.--An
earthouake was felt here and in Oak
land at 1l.5O o'clock last night. It was
Of short duration.
No damage is reported.
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S. LEWIS.
CARpFNTFR AN

CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
Jobbing a specially. Good material skilled
workmen. Fair prices Let me give YOU an
estimate. ofice and shop, COZ Orange street. Both
phones dcc10-d
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See Sspsnih Poge for small Ads. rseispsa
too late to CLASSIFY.
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FOR SALE.

Wv A'@nA-'
bakeries coal yards. dry goods stores. groceries
saloons country hotels meat markets, leases,
cigar and news stands, manufacturing plants,
farms houses Also, lots In ell parts of the coun-
try on easy terms. have clients who wish 10
buy your property.or business. Yours might suit
them send me a description of property OF busi-
ness and lowest price. I cannot supply the de
mand. Money 10 loan on mortgages, rents coll
lected estates managed. sell fire, lie, accident
health and plate glass insurance. None but best
companins represented. No charge for advice or
trouble Lists mailed on application.
r. +. McENiLLY.
623 West Fourth st.. Wilmington, Del.
Del Phone 293i D. & A. 9OlD. feb22-tts-u
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:fiuauriaI Cards.
THE
EQUITABLE
GUARANTEE
AND TRUST
COMPANY,
n. w. Cor. Of Ninth and Market Sts.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Oapltal...............90OO,UUJ.OO,
Surplus and Profts.S550. 100000
YOUR ESTATE.

YOUR ESTATE.
The Executor of your estate
should becompetent, experienced
and thoroughly reliable. This
neutrality-suspicious.
large capital and surplus and re-
liable management, is in a posi-
tion to settle your estate econom-
ically and with the utmost iidel-
ity to the instructions contained
in your will.
OTHO NOWLAND, President
+. BRINGHURsT. JR.. Vice President
]. A.. pENNYPACkER. sec'y and Trust oficor.
RICHARD REEsE Treasurer.
NJ. d. CROSsAN. Real Estate Ohicor
Assets over three million dollars
2 per cent Interest Paid on Deposits
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lectures.
Notifes.

n Chesapeake & Delaware Canal Company,
No 52s Walnut street. Philadelphia, Pa
Atan annual election Of this Company, held AZ
Ms Office In Philadelphia. June 4th, 1906, the
iollowinguamed gentlemen were elected Presi-
dent and Directors, 20 serve for the ensuing year
PRESIDENT
Frank L. Neall.
DIRECTORS
r. Dale Benson
Hood Gilpin.
George Harrison Fisher
Bernard Gilpin,
Charles ChaunCey.
Archibald r. Montgomery,
Emlen Hutchinson.
Richard Naux Buckley
James Logan Fisher
Charles Chauncey Savage
Henry G Boyer,
Charl-s S. W Packard,
Lewis NJ Haupt.
Th0mas Willing Balch
G. l. NICHOLSON.
hSit Secretary.
NOTICE-THE SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF
y New Castle County will hold their regular
meeting al the office of Daniel O. Hastings, ESQ,
No eH Market street. Wilmington on Mednes-
Gay. June 6th, at 10 O'Clock, q m.
ANDREW G. ELIAsON,
ELIAS n MOORE.
BENJAMIN a. GROVES,
je2st Commissioners
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EOR SALE

good investment the property No 1904 Penn
sylvania avenue with separate house, store and
stable Lot Is 90 feet front on Pennsylvania ave-
nue. 800 feet deep 70 Eleventh street.
Would make a desirable home for a family who
want 70 raise chickens and have their own vege-
table garden, and 10 Is located IN a section Of the
city that Is developing mpidly, which will in a
few years make Il q profitable investment.
Will sell at a bargain or exchange for modern
house.
Dwelling with seven rooms, No. Ills Read street,
renting for So per month"; must be soldi submit
an offer.
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YOCNG MARRIED MAN DESIRES POSITION
Il o. iaim haud or coachman Address
ieso, WILLIAM FORD.
~ MEDlsH GIRL DESIRES A POSITION FOR
~ feiiieial housework In private family
!eo-ots 2l6 SIXTH AVENUE Wilmington
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Situations 4s-anttd.

Y VoDNSG LADY srENOGRAPHER. RELIABLE
e,s,sH eiH aVcuieie, good penman desires position.
.e'oa Address J. ~ Every Evening Office
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-10
VIZCONDE f. NJ. DE VOGUE

vctima de los sacrcios de as mueres bieH prooto
sirve mas que para hilar en- la rueca, Iverdad?
--Pero terrible pelgro no lie amenaza V. dijo
ioviamente Nine. Fianona.
-Escrchaba con atencion, permanecia tranquila
al yer que la convers aci5n tomaba molestos derroe
ros va habia dido mismas condencias ell trans
curse largas disertacones durante primer vae
por 81 Oceano.
Pronto Sc arrepint6 de la mprudente confanza de
sus byomas
Archibaldo Sc aproxjmo ella.
Sus claras pupilas dardearon desde Ell fondo de las
c6ncavas 6rbtas, una mada que Millcent vovio
encontrar e1 misterioso magnet tsmo, que va habia
cbservado una noche Ia lrz de las lamparas al pie de
Ia torre de Josse.
Con movimieato bruscoy autoritario, cogi6 ell
byazo de la joven viveza la conduo al paseo bor
deado de 5rboes
Y. me ha hecho pensar de distnta manera que
rida sonora.
Des5e Ell principle he cxpeiimentado su lado TIN
vvo placer.
Sus infortunios me an interesado.
Hube Sc qterido serla 1til, agradable.
Exper;mentaba al mirarla el mismo sentimientc
cite aspiran es)s hermosos paises abandonados,
"a exploacon he ,qni ido al principle simpa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-10
CAPITULO XIX
La Reina del Mar.

Sorprendda al principle muda instante. Mill
no pudo dismuar sonrisa cuando espfr-
III Sc d6 cuena de odas extra1as concidencias;
Ia conversation con e 4rabe la orentaci6n dc pen
samentos y la nopinada sparci6n de Robinson
En- estos dltimos tiempos Sc ha hablado mucho de
ceros en6menos de teepatfa que sin dscutrlos cabe
relacionaros avsos misteriosos que
la presencia Immediate de agdn SER que Ell pensamiento
crefa que Sc hallaba lejos.
Hay que atribur esos succsos extraordinarios, la
influenza de algin dudo desconocdo tolavfa para la
eiencia, que produce e mismo eff cto agradable
que comedia de magia, que dea si mpre dulce
sensaci6n en- nuesros gustos por 10 naravil $50.
De ahi la sonrisa que acompan6 is prineras pa's-
bras de Nine Fiauora
-eQue tai ese viajs7
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-10
Hotel Paris
GALE MENDEZ VIGO, Ne IA
MAYA q u Z z

SituadO este establecimiento en- el centre
de la calle M6ndez Vigo, con I'm jardin al
frente, es el que reune mayores ventaj&a
y comOdidades para los seGores viAjeros, y
ell que cuents con mejeres habitaciones fFes-
cas-, ventiladas, magnffcos baRos y duchas,
- CoRAidAs & todaS hAEaa g
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-10
Apuntes miscelanicos

El comercse entire Inglaterra Y
rrancia durantc los seis primeros
rncses del aflo en- curse, alcanz6 4
Il I5.624,72o por respecto de las ex-
portaciones de Inglaterra q Francia v
dc 24.oo7 600 por respccto de las
nlsms de Francia Inglaterra.
Acaba de MORN en- Harboe, Jutland,
4 Ia cdad de SO afios. Christian Ian
ger, un botero danes, quien en- 48
9Nes salvo la vida 4 500 personas
Que dc otro modo hubieran perecido
ahogadas.
Las alctas de los tiburoncs pes
esdss en- ell Golfo de California, sc
vcuden los chinos RESIDENCES en- Ell
Estado, 4 razon de SO centavos la
libra.
Las autoridades medicas del Hos
pital de Londrcs sc inclinal 4 Greer
que la langosta no cs tan indegests
como generalmente sc lie supone.
Es, sin embargo menos alimerticia
qxe ell pescado,
La poblaci6n de Ia NuevA Gales
del Sur, el 80 de JUNO lcaazaba 4
o,24o, 10 que representa- uH at
mento de 9 $40 en- el trim .stre que
termino dicho dfa.
La Corporation productora del
Acero en- los ESt9dos Unidos, ha pa
gado ST.926,o25 por el sitio n que
sc Va fundar Ia ciudad de Gary en-
Indiana. Sc p-opone gastar SIS ooo,-
900 en- el tra1scurSo de ocho fl Is en-
la construction de Ia ciudad El te-
rreno mide 2,7o3,5S fanegadas.
-Alcmania tiene s63. sly pcrsonas
emplesdas en- su servicio postal Ma
yor n1mero que. cualquicra otra na-
ci6n.
Los obreros chinos en- Samoa, So.
10 gan2n s. so mcnsuales, ademas de
los a!lmentos, casa Y asistencia me-
die2
Ell ntinero de empleados o6ciales
en- la ciudad de Nucva York en- el
Hcs de Junio, alcanzo 4 42,34o.
Landrat Won Uslar, 4 quien ei
Emperador de Alemania envi6 4 las
csloniaS alemanas del Sur del Africa
4 descubrir manantialeS de aqua con
la ayuda de un perforador invcnto 10
por Gl, ha dcscublerto S.
Entire las nae ioncs eur0pcaS. Pu-
aeas !, l,,,a o,,Arto .co-, ,,,>.,,o,. 1o.,o,;
80 a. " alar, \ 49, 80, to1snr|fros ~ l,r n ~
- - E~arn;a . >,'i< 49,, -
r., pro.osa
-, 5:.+;s,o,,;do a,,f..;oo o1o<.,
Ia Calculado que en- su pals unica-
lnente sc podian obtcner 10000 ca
ballos de fuerza motriz con solo cl
cxcedcntc de los gases que los hor-
5o o9 ,os ~ oose.o 90 one CO +,;crdan ,. a. los los
bor,,n. p f,,rd,n;5,
oingS uS ,,.e lori(tI ~ 'D,'
1oe =, ''-.Tr @narr;1es ~ - I}ion. 80 -
80
II ,,.oe,,.,,,.,,o 10 o,o,-.l,. ,,,,--
- r s'p -, ,'C'so -, - 80 ''0t co'i p,''" :
,""- @,,''>' .,~a,na - ,S, S,6~-ono ,,, fron,.4s
~ ~ l,,~e',onr7e,,to ',,,,, .3o er 3"3
- ~ - 20 ooo
- = d, mo- -lroId,cc;6n dIU;6 de ,s,no1,ch. -,
Asetr;.LL ffYnoria On 100. aIrar,6 !
4-oo 600 Ii5ras
~ T2,1 - ,iItirno corornso da ros r
.oaol 49, - ins d;so,,rsoe ,,ro.,.,-,
- 9 rnr ioc - I.0isIadorey orrn;.,, roo.
nm tofa1 dc 10 600 ooo lie n,,abraS
En- 1oS iardires da P5hy Caetr>
Dorban T,@1aterro bav NM h1o1,ara
ane - 1a6tiene e,,rrTrada .3 ,na
ds;a 4. cr;stal de & n;fs lie Iaroo
T1< 11e1-eda da Tt91io en 80 nor 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-28
SEVEN DEFAULTS.
Major League Clubs Fail to Put Up
Money for Men Drafted.

Cincinnati, o., June 27.-Notice of
defaults i'm payments for seven play
ers drafted from minor league clubs
was made Tuesday by Sec. Bruce of
the National Baseball Commission.
Under the national agreement any
other club in the league which drafted
such players may secure their services
by paying the amount Of the default.
In the National League there was
default by ST. Louis in the case of
Player Adams of the Parsons, Kas.,
club, and by Brooklyn in the case of
Player Pattee of the Jersey City club.
In the American League Philadelphia
defaulted in the cases of Player Justice
of Hartford. William OHara of
Wilkesbarre and J. Myers of Toledo.
The Boston Americans defaulted on
payments for Player Josslyn of Provi-
dence and Olmsted of Jersey City.
If no other major league club desires
to make the second draft price pay
ment for any Of these players they will
revert to the clubs from which they
We're drafted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-28
BOXING NOTES.

Sam Berger and Jack O'Brien have
signed TO fight six rounds at the Ma
tiOnal Athletic Club, Philadelphia, on
July 16.
George Gunther. the Melbourne Kan
CARGO, and George Cole-will meet at the
Broadway Club. Philadelphia, on
Thursday.
There is some talk among the Phila-
delphia sporting men of trying to fix
up match between Tommy O'Toole
and Abe Attell at lis pounds, ring
side.
Frank Carsey. the Chicago boxer
who has done some great boxing in
Philadelphia, has been matched to box
Willie Sprockln. clever Western
featherweight, to a finish near Detroit,
July 6.
The Lincoln Club announces that the
match between Honey Melody and
Willie Lewis has been clinched. The
weight is 14j pounds al o'clock. 1t
promises to be a good bout and a big
crowd can be looked for on the holi-
day.
Matchmaker lack Michigan of the
National \. G. Of Philadelphia is Try
ing to &c, Jimmy Britt 10 meet Tommy
Murphy the last week in July. He
says the pair would surely draw
$1,000 house. and is only waiting to
hear from Britt before he announces
the go.
1ha Eadeer A. G.. of Milwaukee wants
to get Battling Nelson for al eight
round bout. The club has made the
Dane an offer. but Manager Billy Nolan
refused to give out any of the partic-
ulars. 1t is probable that Kid Her
man or Charley Neary will be selected
to meet Nelson.
Ike Bradley, the English bantam. has
not returned home. He is in Phila-
delphia with Spike" Robson, and has
sent word to the matchmaker of the
Lincoln Club that he would like
chance against Jimmy Walsh, but his
request has been refused. Bradley re-
ceived such q trimmer from OToole
that Walsh will not give him match.
Tom McCarey. the Los Angeles
fight promoter, is still trying 10 IN
duce Joey Bowker, the English cham
pion, to come to this country and
meet the winner OF the Neil-Attell
fight McCarcy has increased his Of
fer Of $1,000 to $1,000 for Bowkers
travelling expenses.
Willie Fitzgerald Of Brooklyn and
Jeff Doherty of New Haven, rated
as the champion lightweight of Con
necticut, boxed six rounds at Bridge
port. Conn. Fitzgerald had Doherty
at his mercy from the beginning and
tented him off his feet Doherty
landed only two blows OF any account
during the six rounds Had Fitz-
gerald extended himself, he could
have knocked out Doherty at any
stage OF the bout.