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Governor to Spend sunday in the Adiron.
dacks,

ALBANY, May 25.-Gov, Higgins lef the city
tonight to spend Sunday in the A~dirondacks
in a retreat selected for him by State Forest.
Fish and Game Commissioner Whipple.
The Governor was Accompanied by his legal
adviser, Cuthbert W. Pound, and his score
tary, Frank E. Perley. The party will
return to Albany Monday morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-26
ONLY 81 LEFT TO MRS. RIDOUx.
Hd Father Says She Mourned for Him at
Dead Before His Death.

In his will, which vas filed for probate
In Brooklyn yesterday, Louis Pechin
divides his entire estate in equal shares be-
tween his two daughters. Mrs. Carrie l..
Wright of 2s7 Emerson place and Mrs.
Nellie Gabrielle Of 90 kosciusko street.
There is another daughter, Mrs, Lillian
with one dollar, because, " as the will ex-
plains, of her Ahaving wilfully neglected
and deserted me since the year 1859 and
deliberately and knowingly dressing for
and mourning for my wifi e and eelf as dead
before our decease."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-26
JGTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

The New York Law Institute at its annual meeting
yesterday elected the following officers for the cur
rent year: President. United States Circuit Judge
E, Henry Lacombe: Vice presidents. 6. l.. lngra'
ham, Addison Brown. John F. Parsons; treasurer.
C. F.. Souther; secretary, j, j. Rollins.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-26
DOGS, BIRDS AND POULTRY.

BABY CHICKS. any quantity. white Leghorns,
2 R1 re EeSkS, $500 per loo' quick DOLLY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-26

increased cost of living warranted the de-
for were as follows, Captains, from 81, 900
to $500; sergeants, 81, $50 to Il, 500; deteo.
tive sergeants, 81 800 to 81, 800; roundsmen,
81, $50 to 81, 250.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-26
Charles Mason succceds-wardc stohlmann

Charles Mason succceds-Wardcn stohlmann
j. Edward Stohlmann. Jr., e. vc notice
by telephone 10 the Boar Of Health in
Jersey City yesterday morning that he
wasn't warden of the City Hospital any
longer and was about to depart for Pater-
con to begin his duties as warden Of the
General Hospital there, He had pre-
viously sent q letter to the hoard that if
1t would promise to put a stop to political
lnterference II his mHnsgement OF affairs
Jersey City. The Commissioners didn't
like the tenor Of the communication and
laid it on the table, At a srecisl meeting
Of the board yesterday afternoon Charles
Mason, c'erk Of the Second Criminal Court
was elected 10 succeed him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-26
"Savs the Horse" S. a Bottle. Wit; , tor .,

guarantee contract, booklet and letters on ali lame.
ness. TRIO CHEMICAL co. BinRhamton.N NY
o -SALE-Combination Carriage and PADDLE
Horse fortdle wiss); drives single or double: can be
sound and gentle, Address COMBINATION, box
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-26

a omhs d yrs reduced p@. a IS y ? to.sa@ %m:Es%s az :o"dAa"dP"@"d "'" "s'""""'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-26
70 AGALLON 70 GIVE AWAY OIL
nav uaNDARD 0Or CUsfOvgRs
~ TvDgpgNDeSTa

sps,ters Foslswea DrtiveTy wsas"s saa
Fvee Oi vas ei,eH u pasIsps wh"
wsuid Aereps % tDreyWen aRtbea IN
Keep ab on shipments ~ Csmprt'tSrs'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-26
HENRY CRr0ER OAKLEY DEAD.

Come ran. come ari and have q bah
OF dear Old Mountain Dew.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-03
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. May Am enormous volume
Of iiIuidltlon VAS effected IN the stock
market today. ne aEErtEttc ~ Y"
shares S'id While lailnG lar below the
ahS"ut" roc 'rd OF dealings ut the New
\ urk stock Exchange, ros" well ever ,
'% ON shares and made the day enc of
the great ones in tn New York Stock
Exchange history. Very serious inrudds
upon prices We're caused hv the violence
Of the liquidation. But towards the end
IF tic dag the market showed evidence OF
| ccmplishrd. 1t was a field day for the
bear; and they operated with Grcat bold.
| ness and on an enormous scale all day.
Their inclination to take profits on the
largr declines OF the day was an i'm
portant factor fr the occasional rallies
ana in tho later Tendency t,w.rdc i'm,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-03
TWELvE-ROUND DRAW.
Arthur Cote and George Ashley Break
Even in Rhode Island.

If al" Valley Falls Athletic Assoc '"
tinr did put up hazlc of car"
at it, last exhibition it repaid th'
CROWD of local sports Monday evening"
by the excellent bouts which II hl"
prepared for their coming. All t''i'c
of the bouts went the limit and were
excellent exhibitions and boxing anu
which was between Arthur cote Oh
Maine and George Ashley of Fan XIV
e., ended in Il draw. both men putting
UP an excellent fight with honors afout
even for the T. rounds
Not much can be said to make clear
the two fighters as both of them fought
much on the same style. Ashley played
for Cote'S head all through the game
and cote covered that point i'll great
shape. Only Il few times did Ashley
reach that place with any effectiveness
for the Maine boy was wise all through
On tn, other hand, cote played fOl
AShlcy'S stomach, ribs and kidneys
and in this particular was more sue
ccssful IN reaching his opponent Whcr
the mon would come to clinChcS Cote
who was the heavier. would bend Ash.
~ over and beat a tattoo on his bacl
with his right. Though he managed t.
do this many times in the evening
Ashlcv's condition was so good that i
had no apparent cffeCt.-Providcnc
Tribune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-03
flows Your Hair?
eowditch, Webster G. Co. Announc,
That They Have at Last Secured a
Cure for Hair Troubles.

We beg to announce to the people Of
Augusta that we have secured the
agency for one Of the greatest discov-
cries of recent years. We refer to tho
prescription of Sir Erasmus Wilson, NJ
d., EnGldndS most successful special
tst In diseases Of the scalp. who was
kniGhtcd for his many successes in Tie
treatment Of skin and scalp. Tpon the
death of DR.. Wilson this prcscrIptjon
was secured by American chemists and
Is now offered to the public under tho
name of DIR. Wilson's English Life to
the I{air. This preparation will grow
hair o. bald heads even after an clgc
fats. mike other hair preparations
1t i3 not sticky or greasy, but gives 4
live and glossy appearance to the hair.
Miss Cornclia Stevens, 6 Smith Ave.
Boston, Mass, says: "Dr. Wilson'S
English Life to the Hair grew a mag
nificcnt head Of hair for mo after
was told that ] was becoming hopcless-
ly bald. My hair now reaches nearly
to my waist and is heavy and glossy.
[ cannot too highly recommend it," IL
you are groWino bald, troubled with
eruptions, dandruf. scales or any scaIp
troubles try DIR. Wilson's Life to the
Hair. Albert Chemical Co, Boston.
Mass, proprintors. Sold by Bowditch,
Webster & Co, Augusta, Me. Price
SO cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-03
Boston Stock Market.
Boston. My
New York Produce Market.

New York. May :.
FIOI'R-R Receipts. 15.1G1; exports. %, 116
sales. SEQ; quiet but steady.
WHEAT Receipts. 14i,G00; sales. so.
600 futures. 5000 spot: spot barely
steady; No. . rcd, ~ nominal elevator,
No. red, % o b ailoat; No. | northern
Duluth. 80 q b afiGat: No. ] northern
Manitoba. S$i2 o b atlnat.
CORN Receipts. Jl.i75; exports. 1?nS6,
SaIcS 1900 futures. spot steady; No. ,
IS nominal elevator and a. - aGOat
No. yellow. nominal; No. white. nomi-
nal. Option market WAS fairly active and
generally well sustained al dav on tho
firm cash situation, closing Il Ia &C. net
higher
OATS-Ecccirts 10000: exports. 3.a39
spot stead: mixed oats. 2fTt"3 lbs. ",N4
natural white. :Gn,f lbs }SN3G; clipped
white. $50 10 HIS 29i Il ~
CUT MEATS-Stcady.
LARD-EaSy: western prime. S.i."S.S'
nominal: refined easy; continent $50.
PORK-Stcady.
RUTTEN-Stcady, unchanged: receipts
7!2i
rCGCS-Easv: receipts II 80: state. IA
and nearby fancy selected white. 10: do
choice 1Sn1S1.: do. mixed fancy. IL.
POTATOES-Stcadv. unchanged
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. unchanged.
SI'GAR-Eaw firm; fair refining Lbs
centrifugal nc test :; .-l6; moasSes sugar
. 1l-l6: refined steady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-03
AFTER BURNS.
Marvin Hart Is Looking for Satisfac
ton for Recent Defeat.

Marvin Hart. the big Kentucky
fighter. is once again on the trail of
'"Tommy" Burns. who recently gained Il
decision over the l<cntuck;tn. The news
that "Tommy' Burns was on his way
to New York from Los Angeles WAS
W elcomcd by Hart and his brother and
Manager Russell with joy. The latter
vas very busy Tuesday circulating the
information that Marvin Hart would he
waiting at the depot to challenge Bruins
to fight him again for marbles or mon
cy.
Hart iG confident of his ability to dc
feat Mike" Schrcck of Chicago, whom
he meets tonight at the opening stag of
the TWerticth Century A. &. in Madi-
son Square Garden. Hart and Schrcck
are to 80 four rounds under straight
Marquis of bloomsbury rules. with
Tim" Hurst as dictator of their prop
e. interpretation.
Schrcck is just as confident Of being
the winner as Hart appears To he. The
Chicago man, who has been in New
York for the last 10 days. is training
at the new Polo \. G. under the watch
FIJI eye Of johnny" Oliver. He is Il
rough and tumble sort of chap who
appears able to give the best of them
a tough argument.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-03
SPORTING NOTES.

jay Could Of Lakewood. y. J.. anna !
tcur court tennis champion. at the
Queen club. London. "Wednesday de
fcatcd y. w. Yorlc 10y I" o.
Tho professional billiard contest at
Chicago in which Slossnn. Sutton.
Hoppe and Cure will take part at
Orchestra hal! will begin on May Z.
intsoad Of May >. rs previously an
nounced.
Members of the tennis team that will
represent America abroad continued
their practice matches Tuesday at
Philadelphia T. \. Little first oc-
cupied the courts with +. &. Amber
son. and after two sets Mr.. Anderson
retired suffering with bistcrs on his
hands.
The followers Of the New England
Class { amateur billiard tournament
were treated to Il surprise Tuesday
evening when Reynolds suffered his
first defeat at the hands of Pressey by
the score Of $50 to 49,. The victor
played consistent game throughout,
his average being 1856. with a high
run of l.. while the defeated player
aver oS'i idNllItS y l'l HIS nest run.
Although the Cornell race with Har-
ward is almost a month away, it looks
as if the crew that will represent the
IthacanS III that contest is already
chosen. The men now rowing in the
fisrt shell have occupied those seats
for about four weeks already without
"A sign of change. Most of the other
crews have been repeatedly shaken I'D
but the same men who rowed in the
Varsity shell month ago are there
now. Six of them-Foote. Lee, Bar
ton. Stowell. Dods and Newman-have
held their positions since the COM
binations were first formed in the
creWroom. while the other two. Cav
EFT and Goodier. after a thorough try
out in the other shells. were finally
placed in the first boat. where they
| have remained.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-03
BASEBALL NOTES.

Jesse Burkett waG At the American
grounds Wednesday, Ycady for business
if called on.
Pitcher Cross of the Lav-icH"" baS"-
ball team has been released by the
management.
Clay. the outfieldsr purchased by tn"
Boston Americans from Louisville, Is
playing right field for York.
Fred Parent is i'll much better form
than last season. which means consid-
cradle to the Boston Americans.
Fred Raymer made good his promise
to go to Johnstown. Pa. in the outlaw
league and was there on the opening
day.
Grimshaw's all-round work this sea
son has caused the critics to remark
that Boston made no mistake when
they secured the Buffalo man. His hit
ting has bordered on the phenomenal.
Pitcher Mckinley uf last season s
HaverhillS and catcher Arthur Nc
Govern have signed with Toronto. An
other former New England Lacquer.
Pitcher Arthur Mccarthy. also is
with Toronto.
Eaton. the catcher for the Mancil"S-
ter team. will undoubtedly 'in the
greater rart of the work behind the
bat the coming season. He is C"ncef-
ed nv many to I've the best hackStnp
in the league
Young Leroy Witherup. who ~ Y"
have a trial with the Boston Nationals.
is youngSter just out of his teens and
is considered a wonder by those who
have seen Inn work. with the promise
of being a second Waddell.
Manager John F. smith of the Law
renee baseball team will sever his CON
nection with that team May TO- Man
ager Smith has been unable to get a
leave of absence from the Manchester
police department SO it was decided to
| look about for another good man.
Cant. Collins Of Boston will have his
boys out for morning practice for the
next month: this work will give COL
Inns a chance to practice in departments
of the game where the boys are weak
est and bring his team to its hest form
to meet the Western clubs when they
come east.
George Edward Waddcll. better
known to fame az "Rube." thc great
southpaw Of the champion Athletics
was before Magistrate O'Brien at Phil
, adeiphia Tuesday on complaint of his
, wife who charged HIM with desertion
ana non-support. He was ordered tc
furnish bonds in $500 to appear later
ior trial. Bail was Immediately Sc
cured.
> Yale is shy catcher for her baseball
nine. as chaplin was badly injured in
the Yale-Columbia game last Saturdav
He tried to slide to third base and col.
lided with Williams. the Columbia base
guardian. He was dazed and taken :,
the Yale bench. Pitcher Pratt renlaci,,.
MIN on the bases. After the game h.
oid not recover, and he was kent a,
New York City.
|. The University of Maine team al,
some good work Tuesday in the gam.
r with the Harvard second nine at cam
bridge. 1t was in the ninth inning tha
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-03
OLYMPIC GAM ES.
Americans Have Everything Their
Own Way at Athens.

Athens Nav Amid the strains of the
national anthem and cheering and hand
clapping. and in therpresence of an I'M
mense gathering. the Olympic games
came to an end this evening.
All the afternoon King George. Queen
Olga. Crown Prince Constantine and 9TH
cr members of the royal family stood IN
the hat of the sun. distributing the
prizes to the successful competitors.
Steering the Canadian who won the
Marathon road race on Tuesday, reccN-
ing Il beautiful statue of Minerva.
Til. Americans had all their own way
and won by far the greatest number Of
prizes Their score was -, whereas tn"
English scored 50. the Swedes and Greeks
tying in third place with 2S.
At SO o'clock. the presentation having
been concluded. King George arose TO 81
when Mr. H2!pin, manager of the Ameri-
can team, who had quietly gathered his
team together. led three dcafeninG cheers
in honor of the King, who. with the other
royal personaccs. then left the stadium
chcered to the echo by his loyal sub
efcts.
The Olympic games commission pur-
poses to authorize the winners to plaC"
their busts in the stadium or elsewhere
King George tonight gave "A gala dinner
of 100 covers in nOnor of the foreign deli
gates, the athletes committee, the judges.
the winners etc. King George in Il
speech expressed the pleasure lie felt t.
| see around him representatives Of nearly
| every nation cultvatinG Gymnastics and
athletics. Hoping renewal of the pleas
| 1irp f, IIr wears hence he drank the hea IL n
| of all brave athletes.
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DOTNGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.

the Harvard boys hit batting streak
and turred defeat into victory. winning
by a score of 9 to s. Dow did some
good work in the box. striking ont
seven men and giving passes to only
two. In the nine innings the Maine
team scored IS put-outs against Is for
the Harvard men.
The Rev. William q. ODonncll, of the
West Side Methodist Episcopal church
OF Jersey City has returned to Bob
Davis the pass the Clergyman received
for the games of the Jersey City East
ern League Ball Club this season. Mr..
O'Donrell and William n. Beach. the
president of the Layman'S Association
Of the Newark Conference. said that if
another Sunday game for charity or
any other purpose was announced they
would oppose it in the courts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-03
MARTIN VS.. CONLEY.
Terry viii Box at Evansville, r. l.,
Monday Night.

Tie Standard Athletic club Of Ly-
Evansville. r. T.. is: out with the an
nounccmeEt of its card of bouts for
an exhibition to be held on next Mon
day evening. and TIC card. if carried
ont. is on" Of the best which has, been
presented thorea bouts in some time.
Tho featur" event of the evening viii!
be between Larry t"nley. who . short
time ago 50 dcciSiv"lv defeated Jack
Murphy. the Mount Pleasant boxer. in
the second round. and Terry Martin. u
boxer well known to all followers If
tn" boxing game. Such Il bout as this
will Civ" the local fans n chance to Set'
two higE-ClaSS men in the ring and il
is safe to say that the attendance will
be large
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-03
TRIAL MUST PROCEED.
Board Refuses to Postpone Lou Dillon
Case Until December.

New York. May Appropriations to
invest; safe the alleged giving of mer-
curry to Lou Dillon. the trotter during
the race in which Major DcImar de
fcated her for the $4,000 gold cup of til"
Memphis Trotting Association in 1901.
were made Tuesday at the meeting Of
the board Of review of the National
Trntting Association. The accusation;
were made by the Memphis Trotting
Association and were based upon the
alleged CDnfes sion Of Lou Di!lon's train
or. Representing the interests Of T.. T..
Smathers. owner and driver Of Ma jor
pclmar at the race. Attorneys; J. J.
Adams. John :. Wise and judge Ed
ward L. Coync We're present at the
meeting. John J. Clnonan and Gen.
benjamin Tracy as special counsel APP
poarcd for the Memphis association.
Mr.. SmathcrS and Mr. Murray Howe
We're present.
Gen. Tracy asked for q postponoment
on the ground that the case was pend
ing in civil courts. and witnesses could
not be found to testify until they had
been heard in the supreme court. Mr..
Smathers' attorneys objected tn the
I,ostponement and Mr.. Slnathers him
self said:
No matter what charge of fraud
may be. whether the mare was druEEcI
or pulled. | want the case to 20 on as |
am ready to meet any charges
The board decided that as the wit
ncSSoS were not present. Mr.. Howe
must set down in writing what he cx-
peCt"d To rrove. and state specifically
what he witnesses would testify To.
| Today it will he decided whether the
trial will be continued until next
| month.
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NEW ENGLAND STANDING.
BASEBALL GAMES THIS WEEK
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


Wednesday,. Thursday. Friday and Sat
urday-Chicago at Detroit. st. Louis at
Cleveland. Philadelphia ut New York.
Washington at Boston.
S,nday-Cleveldnd at Chicago, Detroit
at St. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Thursday-New York at Boston. Brook
lyn ut Philadelphia, Cincinnati at 81.
Louis
Friday-Ncw York at Boston. Brooklyn
at philadelphia. Chicago at Pittsburg.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
STANDARDIZATION at New York. BROOK
lyn at Philadelphia. Chicago at PITTS
burg. Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Sunday-Pittsburg at Chicago, st. LOUIS
at Cincinnati.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Thurst,ay-Lynn at Worcester, Lowell
at Manchester IIavcrhill at Fail River,
La wrence at New Bedford.
Friday-Lynn at Lowell, Lawrence At
Fail River Haverhill at New Bedford,
Worcester ut Manchester.
Saturdav-LOwell at Lynn, Worcester
ut Manchester. Lawrence at Manchester.
| Haverhill at New Bedford.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
| Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday-Buita-
| 10 at Providence Toronto at Jersey city,
| Rochester at Newark, Montreal at Baltl-
more. -.
| Fridav-Ruffalo at Jersey City. Roches-
| ter at Baltimore.
Satnrdav-TCronto at Providence. Mont
real at Newark. Rochester at Baltimore.
Buffalo at Jersey City.
SunIav-Toronto at Providence. Mont
real at Newark.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-03

Just what steps will be taken to-
wards meeting the new Canadian
challenger for the Canada cup. now in
this country. is a matter of conjecture,
but it is likely that several new boa IS
viii be constructed The last win
ner, lroquois. is eligible for the de-
not expected to recover. The explosion
fence. but because Of the fact that the
Royal Canadian Yacht Club has al
ready authorized the laying down of
seeVral new boats. it is feared the old
boat can only be used in the elimina-
ton trials.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-03
THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

ThurSd1"-kid Pantz vs.. Ypunk Ken
ncy.. and two prclimnari"S. Lincoln cub.
Chelsea: Marvin Hart vs.. Mike Schrcck.
Will" Schumacher VS.. Kid Paul, and
Patsy Haley W. Billy Cullen. New York
Jimmy Hanlon vs.. Monk. the ncwsboy.
Crescent A. g.. Rrockton.
Fridav-IIid Hassell Vs. Joe Nelson.
Young Cahill vs. Frank Russell and Fred
Mcguire W. Kid H3mil. Lowell: Abe At
tell VS.. frankie Neil. Los Angeles
Saturday-fawthorne A. c., Charles
town (amatCur hOutSD.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-03
COLLEGE BALL.
Colby Wins Loosely Played
Game From Phi||ips-E
Maine Loses to Wesleyan by
Score Of Six to One.
Harvard Z; Amherst I---Yale 5; West
Point 2---0ther Games.

Exeter n. H.. May In game marx
ed by errors on the part OF Exeter. Io'nS
defeated Exeter tins afternoon by inc
score OF . t" o. C"",nlS al Colby Fitcheh
:, mastery game having To ms cfccit IL
strlknouts and emily passing one man. lie
also contribute, Il the batting features OF
The game The winning team hcldcd III
crrorless style.
Colby ..........o g ! ) 2-?-h- u
I-x,.tcr ,.O U . u y y c--o-2-1a
EattcrieS-CoumbS .,nj Dwyer: White
and kccicr Umpire, Manning. Tim,
|
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-03
BOXING NOTES.

Word has been received BY tho
management Of Tia" Augusta Social and
Athletic Association from both FERRY
Martin ana Harry Edels who are to
appear 1T city hall Friday evening.
May II, stating that the men are in
training for the coming bout. and are
in first class condition. Tho bout will
h. one of the best ana will be fought
on its merits. as much depends ON the
outcome to the winner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-03

ono Of the most novel swimming
fcats ever performed by a college
swimmer occurred recently iii the Uni
verSiiy of Pennsylvania tank when J.
u. Stern Of the water polo team broke
the record for swimming with both
hands and t""t tied Stern WIS So
curely bound and launched into the
water by Coach George kistlcr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-03
New York Cotton Market.

New YORK. MAY Z
Spot closed quiet. MiddlinG urlandH
1115. do gulf t.. Sales. none.
Galveston quiet. II 1-lG: charleston firm
II: Memphis STEADY. II 3-tf: New Orleans
stnad,-. M: Mobile steady. 1rs: Savan-
nah quiet. 11is.
Not receipts for five DAYS. l3.'2S
T,xp1rts to Great Britain. 29.+2I: to
France. 1870; to the continent. i22.3!i; TO
Janan. 40
stock .t,..i.,
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HARVARD 2; AMHERST 1.
Close and Well played Game Won in
Ninth by Home Team.

Cambridge Mass. May 2.--Iiarv"rd won
a close aud w"ll-p!aycd game from Am
hrrst today. scoring the deciding run III
the last half 81 thr ninth Oh Spring
passed bah, the result being to L.
Harvard ........1 o =" q & 1-2-.-!
Amherst ........0 o 2 o . 0-1-3-1
sattrric4-Hartford and Stephenson;
AIcRac and Spring. TIME I'll. Umpire.
kNnn.