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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09

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ct SeIearam fra Iep Dorf Tiger:
Berlin boloer en- fulfilling, iom bier
Rso os glenbigbeo. Spite Saanoar'
beiSer, iom er 'betulte meo en- Suite
Lon, er at lie. Oct er Wemteifepen'
ner, icm bar foranitaltet oenne Of
fentIige 5rempisniug at boorleoes De
arbeioenoe aIasier bar oct. Mango
apinoer taser 4rbeioe biem ira De
Itore SatbeIsbirie, og De iiooer til
tent pau Seat og ipr % brooerer paa
fine Sine. Man9en rsofinoet Bige
forpanoles ofte I'll ct balpbllnot
Sfremiel. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. er
i fig ielp Of at rtnge Setponins; men
Oe Ieoiages al trpfte 5crtGlinger ON
Sperifernes Sip, % be opgtper, boor
lang Sio BET tog benz at faa Dem fpr-
biae og bpilfen Detailing oeres Irbei'
be ~inobragte Dem. Den giennemIntt'
Iiee 2su, be fit, beIsb Jig til 1 Gent
Simen / ameritanife Benge. Mange
arbeiber, iom bier, at u~eofommertoe
buooe flor goelie, i~nbbragte en- grsf'
BEL Of en- Sent / Simen. Sen tpife
&eiierinoe areS, ga bun lit ie oertrte
l1oitiling.
Wrs. Greberirf 3atban | Stem 0ort
uStaIer, at SorboIoene / amerifa life
er ct Soar beore emo / SpifIano. Sun
err Breiioeut / the 9oniumers' Seague
o. er bel fieubt meo oe arbeioenoe
alusiers Scar. Sun mener, at bore
"SueutIbops" og bore Siermeperf'
iteoer enoog er barre emo De tpife.
Set nraa tages / 9etragtting, at Oct
i gmerifa er bprere OF lepe emo !
Spiflano pg paa bet enropeiife SAT-.
Iono / bet belle. "Seg fienber," flyer
Rrg. gsatban, zen Sppige, iom tit
25c Suiinet for Siemearbeioer, ionl
paa observation-disclosures" i9lges for
S5 Gents Stpffet. @ore Igenter bar
funbet apinoer, iom broberer fine
&rauer og iaar ST for 80 Stptfer.
Seq fienber en- Bige % Benoes Wor,
iom bar ct Sp9oborn, og De bar begge
arbeiOet / 10 eller fl Elmer ON 0agen
paa 8neburer og "&eefers" til Gut
ter, og getalingen err for begae Sorter
8leoningsitpffer Doc Suiinet. Iui'
gepel bar DC paa Ell Yfaobe leoet berai.
gn onoen &pinoe, iom ipr BigeiorflG.
Der, faar fra % til 40 Gents Suiinet
for benz. @n 5amilie paa 8 Serioner
leoer al Sc ON ltgen, iomt ben foar
for of tiIpirfe 1000 8upiri9ffe. Oct
er oirfeIig utrolig, bpilfen ringe Ssn
meuneifeItg 5lio fan bringe. Seq oeo
ON Ell &pinoe, iom ipr 9arnefioIer
for 80 Gents Suiiuet."
9isie Splpsniuger er MI meboelte
tbe Gbaritp Organization, for at ben
fun onItiae llnberisgelier. Gonius
mers' 2eogre Oil ilnn ct Slag for De
apinoer, iom tager Nrbeioe biem og
faur en- 9etaitug. iom er at grGUe
ooer. 9e ngter at bringe Se9islatlt.
rem til at grtbe inb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09
TN helnin Ont.

ell 9ut paa IS Mar CO bierntebs.
renSe Repport, bar paa egen Suauo
lauet Tia ct 2lpparut ior traaolss De-
lcgraiering, og ban iaar lat / De III
6enSer, icm HegieringS itatiOnen paa
SteSet lender no eller mootaser.
aommanoer Gilbert @Ieapes / 8aibs
tngtou amer 6utteus biemmesicrte
neutrality-suspicious. ior at pRre uigtis
NOT til al mserisses, % ban FAR
ieuot 9i9nO no for at tase Den / 2te'
ign,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09
Sulfebsiifule i Glpernm. iii amt

SplIeDplItuiC ! SlptTHiH. Sll ~lHll-
manoen / Sebemarfens Itnt er mo
icnot Inrageuoe ON glmtstiliflo til
Sprettelie al Ell prioat 6oIfebsiifole
/ glperrm. llnoerpiSHingen tRnfes
lagt / mere praftiif 8etning emo DC
sprige 6olfebsiifoler, mere iom Ell
SortiGttelie al sem tbeoretiife llbonna
relie paa praftiif 8runb. unoeruis-
ningen oil pibere iortrinspis toae
Sigte paa og aipasies eiter De iGr'
Iigc arap, Ser titles Ill ben pruftiife
llnaOom / Seoemorfeu og omliggenoe
0iitrifter. geo Sioen al De faIte
SfoIefog pil Der iom ct uigtigt SEQ |
llnoeruisningen 3 8ange | llgen az
bcIOes 6oreorng ogiaa for andre emo
SfoIens @leper al 0iitriftets prdftis
ife og Spgtise RPno, bporaf allereSe
ilere bar tiIiagt Sfoler fin Ststte.
Spert SIRIUS pil pnre . q 6 gtaane'
ser o. frGper iom Setingelie Tor Sp.
taseIie gieunemsaaet amtsfoIe, 5ol.
tehsiifoIe eller RiSoelifole. anora.
aenSet til amtet er in0ietot al Sr.
Seminarbeitprer Gfteltsl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09

Seres Spmrrfiumheo faites paa
ben "Speeieae RepSeleiie" til Deco.
rab. Ypiten"s sGiere, Tom iinoes paa
anSen Sises trc iioite Spalter | bette
3nmmer. - SGs iamme, Sa bet RI al
Sntrresie o. @stisbeS for 2 m.
Sunoia L. SO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09

On nOitrait Sopnlarittt. Sr0un'S SroHs
dial Srpdlts bar pGret / SaHoelen mango
War. Dor ginortHg Gf SUite, 6urtiglelie o.
Sdlsonoer bar be nit ia paaIloeliae. SGl'
ges finn / 9Giier. 9ris % Gents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09

On 8anren reusior bu bit Sus. Spor
for life bit 9egeme? Spuiiters Rpdp Rout
tain 5ea bill oripe ND llrenbeo % renie $40
bet os iornpe bet belle Spitem. 30 Gents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-19
BASEBALL NOTES.

Manager Fecncy of PaWtuckpt has
signed George DrMura Of Wounsocke.
for this season. George will hold down
third base.
Both Portland teams plan to open
the baseball season with ,ioub!c head
crs Fast day, now less than two weeks
ahead. The Portlands play the IynnS
two games ana the Holy Name team
will nave Wc@tbrOok for opponents.
Terry McGov@rn is reported to have
asked Manager Donovan Of the Brook
lyns To Civ" him q trial on the team If
Terry can slug the ball as well as he
has slugGed some Of his contemporaries
he should b" a handy adjunct Of the
home rum department.
There was not such n bad game 1T
Providence the other day when III"
Providence Eastern League team shut
out the New Eedfcrd New England
League team with a score Of : to 0. But
nine hits We're made during the entire
game and in the whole nine innings
there was but one error.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-19
BAD AS EARTHQUAKE.
Gigantic Cave Found Directly Under
Charlestown, w. Va.

Chicago, April lS-A despatc hto the
Record Herald from Charles, w. Va,
says:
The city Of CharleStOWn was thrown
inJO Il panic yesterday by the discovery
of gigantic cave directly beneath the
town, the top Of which is near enough
the surface of the earth to make the
hdbitants. Many residents have fled
from the city and other are preparing
tu leave soon.
The cave contains larga lake. Men
blasting rock made The discovery Of
the lakr and cavern when the discharge
Caused the earth to crumble and fail
IN, leaving n great hole. Workmen
Ventur-d into the cavern, exploring il
fur a considerable distance. They dis
covered tn" lake and retur lnS to the
surface, procured a small boat in
which they rOWed about for several
IA the cavern similar to those in the
noted Luray caves. The water Of the
lake is remarkably pure and is cold
and sweet to the taste.
The cavern runs from the point Of
discovery directly under the city If
Challestown.
A systematic exploration Gi the cav
ern will be begun and experts will be
called upon to solve the problem as to
whether there is any danger to the
city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-19
BASEBALL GAMES THIS WEEK
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Thursday-New York at Boston uwo
Eames), Washington at Philadelphia, Chi
cago at Detroit. Cleveland at St Louis.
Frlday-Boston ut Washington, New
York at Philadelphia, Detroit at Chicago
Saturday-BoSton at Washington, New
York at Philadelphia. Detroit at Chica-
go, cleveland at st. Louis
Sunday-Detroit at St. Louis, Cleveland
at Chicago.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
characterization at Philadelphia. NeH
crk at Rrcoklvn. Cincinnati at Pitts
burg. st. Louis at Chicago
FridaN-Fhiladelrhia Mt Boston. Brook,
iyn ut New York, Cincinnati at Pittsturg
st. Louis at Chicago. - .
S0n6ay-St. Louis at Cincinnati pitts
burg at Chicago.
COLLEGE,
Thursday-Brown- Holy Cross ot wor
cester. Bowdoin-Tufts at Medford. I'M,
NerSity of Syracuse at Fordh,m C,r1,"ir
INDIANS. University of Virginia al tbnr
lottesville. ~ Liar
F'riday-Carlisle Indians ITnive,s,ty =.
Virginia at charlottesville "
Saturday-Harvard-U United States N,,,,
academy at Annapolis. Yale-Tniysrsit,
OF PENNSYLVANIA at Philadelphia. Prince
sor,Gornell at Ithaca. Tufts-HoIv CO,
worcester. Phillips Exeter AcsIan,,,
pWuoin at Brunswick, Columbia ~ W.
1nS.t Fordham at Georyetown Ca,;sS
fr,s s-Washington and Lee ~ n.iIs ISL
. Trss. va. Amherst-Brnwp ~ lying
'y-New York University NJ .usNee nee
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-19
NEW PAPER MILL.
Great Northern Paper Co. to Com
nerce Surveys on Penobscot.

Bangor Me, April 18.-The Great
Northern Paper Co. will begin work
Immediately on surveys for new pulp
and paper mill on the west branch
OF the Penobscot river at a uoint called
Burnt Land rips. on the east shore Of
the river about six miles below Shad
pond
That the Great Northern PAPER Co
contemplated Il step of this kind has
been known for several days and the
report was fully substantiutal in every
detail by Garrett Cchenck, president Of
the company, in thsi city today.
The Great Northern Paper Co. has
acquired the land and all rights and
privileges for the erection If a pulp
and paper mill on Township A, Range
Z. on the east shore of the Penobscot
west branch just below the rough
stretch of water the rivermen have
named Burnt Land rips
The surveys for the site of the mill
VIII be begun at once and it is expected
mat the mill will be in operation i'm L.
OF II months from the time work is
begun. The new mill will have a ca
paclty of turning out $50 tons of
ground wood and sulphite pulp and pa
per every day il is in oeration.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-19
GOT THE HOOKS"
Jim Carey Says Foreigner Stands
No Show in England.


Il got The hooks Mccoy Got the
looks. Fr;n,;i- Neil yol Inc hooks ;tm'i
Jack Twin Sullivan got the hooks,
r"Hrcd Jim Casey. alludimg to his lat"
mp abroad. 'AmcIicau fighters
haven't chance over there. They
skin US every chance they get" and
Casey grey livid With rage. You know
ann iiSEtc:," continued the giant,
squirting lWay like he does in the,
riI.g.
I'm no bum, but over there" point
ing toward John Bulls home, they
wouldn't let mo fight. The referee
told me If ! fought he would diSqual-
ify me, and over there if you are dis
qualified you don't get the losers end.
was to g"t 80 quid ($l00O), win, lose
"r draw. DO you suppose | was going
tn take any chanccSr / WAS too far
away from home"
Casey stood by his interview to the
cft, ct thar he was doped before he
MAS used or how it was administered
Casey could not say. He only knew
that he felt queer going into the ring.
Casey has gone all the way across
The continent to camp on Ho"ger'S trail.
He was 50 fun of fight that he was
prepared to meet either Berger or
kauffmanh for fun, marbles or soda
water. Money is not what he is af-
ter. 1t is fight.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-19
WEAK I'M BOX.
Harvard Not So Strong in Pitching
Department as in Former Years.

Richmond, Va, April 18.--Althous'
,hc Harvard ball players had only oAt
session of practice at the local pai
park Tuesday, it was the "armest VI
the season, and the player We're ho'
srared by the coaches.
DR. Nichols had al of them pfac
ticjng batting with Coburn m the box
The outfielders were given 4 lohs
drill as were also the infi=lders. Iht
men ran bases and the pitcners were
worked in fielding their positions hhu
backing up first base,
Everyone is enthusiastic over
the work of Currier in right field, ano
also his hitting, while with each day
practice Harvey makes a Letter i'm
preston at short stop.
1t is settled that Stephenson, Me
Carty, Mccall, Leonard AMI Curriei
will be regularly on the varsity team
but the other four positions are much
in the air
Green is coming along as a pitcher
but it is evident that Harvard will b.
weaker in this department than foi
years.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-19

supervision of the government. Uncle
Sam has to put up a large sum for the
District business. Altogether 43 build
$tS,77177. OF the buildings, II are
used for executive and miscellaneous
business, 20 for the public schools ald
six for the militia
2Ir. Fairbanks proposed in his pro
gram to take care Of the Departments
of State, Commerce and Labor, ana
Justice in the new building opposite
The state, War and Navy building. BY
taking the state Department ont Of the
state, war and Navy building the War
and Navy Departments couli be com
fortably housed in that structure,
though il is doubtful if IN the en-
pioyeeS Of The two departments could
be accommodated there.
Under The present arrangements the
Departments of Justice and Commerce
ana Labor are confined to rented prop
erty ana the Department Of the lnte-
lior Is compelled TO DO about half of
its work in rented quarters. The De-
Iartmtnt Of Justice has for years been
housed in a group OF old residences re
mote from the other departments.
Senator Fairbanks did succeed in So
Gun ing authorization for a new build
ing for The Department Of Agriculture"
;nd construction Wolk on il is now un-
der way. PROVISION has also been made
for Il new municipal building, but Con-
grcSs does NOT show the least inclina-
tion to provide for the other depart
mtntG
Most persons now see that il is prob
ably a mstIke 10 assemble several de-
IartmentS under oia roof, and the sen
tment is crytaliZimg in favor Of pro-
viding d building ful each department,
Whenever building program is adopt
Cd. In addition TO n-W department
buildings, there is also a loud call for
Il hall nf rccorls-a fireproOf building
il which the valuable government doe
umentS ana records can be kept The
Iublic would be startled if tie exact
value We're known. Owing 10 lack Of
room these records are stored wherever
storage room in a building may be
aNailab ble, and persons who nave looked
into the situation say many of the rec
"lds are in deplorable condition. 1t is
often remarked that If 4 great fire
should ever sweep over thr national
capital, it would be Impossible To- save
records Of 81. at value.
It was the thought "f Mr.. Fairbanks
while senator tnat Congress should
provide a building for the slfe keeping
Of valuable papers ana records. but his
bill providing for a building for this
rurpoS" met the same fate as his bill
Tor 4 three department bull ling Per
hars after it is too late Congress will
decide to provide such a building.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-19
THE NATIONAL HOUSE
Adjourns Early Out of Sympathy for
Suffering California.

Washington. April 1S.--A rall hung
over tn" House today Dy reason Of the
great calamity which had come to San
Francisco ana nearby towns of oak
LAND, Ecrk' ley and Alameda. Legisla-
ton went on, but in 4 most perfume
tory way.
The bill extending the national irri-
CATION law to Texas was passed after
nearly three hours debate and the Dis
trict Of Columbia appropriation bill
was taken up to continue before the
House thc remainder of the week.
flll@tte, Mass, called up The District
OF Columbia appropriation bill. but
gave way TO Kahn, Cal. With great
emotion Kahn said:
ne messages that have been COM
lhg from San Francisco within the Ia st
ii'hf or Two are Of the most appalling
nature The last | have heard is that
- docks Of san Francisco have been
"'StfoAri, while the cities on the 9th
'I Shie ol the bay are also in n very
"lflDl" condition. No doubt there is
srtdi loss Of life ana very great suf-
l'flng. Therefore, | offer Il a resolu-
ton that the war department pIaca ,t
HE disposition of the Mavor of Son
Francisco such supplies a. may h.
nee cssary"
ne resolution was adopted without
rebate.
me Speaker laid before the IIo,se
'lld iiad read the message of the Pres
'"tiil relating to the Beef Trust" ~
munity cases
me House, then, out of sympathy
Tor the stricken cities of California at
49, adjourned until noon tomorrow
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-19
WAITED m VAIN.
Allegheny Councilmcn Get Eo Passes
So Raise Price Of Lice 1se.

Pittsburg April lH.-F.ver since the
days when the Pittaburg ban team
was known as the AllaghenieS they
have played their games in that city.
In all time past it has been the custom
Of the Allegheny city authorities to
re eceive "c0urtesies," and councimen
and everyone else always had passes.
This is probably the reason why the
city fathers passed an ordinlnce which
made Tie license for each gam played
by the Pittsburgs 81, with the un-
derstanding that the sum could be
Increased To $50 4 game at any time.
The passes to the councilmnn WAS thr
sop that prevented this increase i'll the
license.
This yea" the councilInen '!ayc wait
ed in vain for their passes. Tho an"
still waiting. Last night 4 ln"cring Gf
The councilmauic committee Was held.
ut which it was practically decided 10
increase Tia" license from $l5 to $40 per
game
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-19
COLBY Z; COBURN 6.
Tie College Men Shut Out the YOUNG
sters from the Institute.

II looked At unt time Wednesday aftrr-
noon as IT Tie opening Of tie nasnbaIi
season in W1tcr'ilIr would be a iiZZ!e. \
&amt WAS scheduled with Co}uIrn. and
despite the fact that il wa not extern
SiE'ly advertised thcr" was i large crowd
on the tt'-ld ana in the grand st:.ul at > n
+. NJ, but the f0bunn boys failed 10 an
pear y gam" W. staltvd with the Wa
tCl'vill" High school team. or ~ much of
it as Was present Oh .h. Ii,ld, ana after
five innings had been rllycd til, r..ore AT
IT," time being /! to o i'll favor of Colby.
Cohurn appeared.
Only eight innings wrr" played with
C"burn. Colby shutting the fitting school
boys out, 10 .. All hands played goo /
bail for so early in tn" season. Conmbs
was evidently bent on making his licldcrs
work. for he pitched a straight bail for
the greater rnrt Of the game. DwErr
worked steadily and lid not lose 4 single
ball, and WAS especially accurate in
throwing to the bases On first, Wiley
put up 4 good game got u good crack at
I'll" ball amd did some good base run
ming.
'MoSe' Tilt0n covered himself with
glory ON second. one whole inning. the
seventh. was his 50 fur as 1ioldng went
rs i" pulled down three flies, two Of them
hard nn"s The error Of Reynolds at short
that appears in tn" tabulttrd score is
more a matter of baseball bookkeeping.
and there vn* difference cf opinion. Ia
justice 20 him II shculd be said that it
vas i hard gronnd"r ana that ht went
after it without shirhi.%. III" base run
ming of craig was good and ir.a hit handed
in the rGlh SPOT.
a peculiar thing happened il Tie nfth.
when lrib"u mad" a hard run after EIais-
d"lIS tly and missed it. bat Blair was
forced ont. Poo buds fair i" play the
sam" conscientious game this YEAR that
he did East. Sl:,W ana Palmer rjadr FRET
| " catches I'll" 9 barn boys made m
necessary errors, bat nn the who'll" played
lair game. The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-19
ONLY CHAMPIONS on LIST.
Goth Century Club to Hold Semi
Monthly Eouts at Madison Square.

An organization known as IN. TWen-
tirIh Century cub has secured Madi-
son Square Garden ;.t New York for
tie purpose IF hulding boxing enter
tHiunentS semi monthly. Tie club
officials announce. that they are pre-
pared to cunduct their shows upon 4
lavish scale
cd FOR membership. and the dues There
after ar, to be SO 4 mnnth. The initia-
tion fc", however. viii be credited as
dues lor IN" first Two ana Il half
months. only champions are on the
! list OF fighters scheduled 10 appear,
anI amoi!a them are Jack OEre!l,
Battling Nelson. Jimmy Britt, Frank
il Neil, Al" Attrll, Terry McGovern
and Bob f'itZsimuoMS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-19
BoWdoin Wins From Brown
by Score Of I 10 s.
Maine Trims University Of Yer.
mont by 16 TO 13.
Bates Looks After Exeter, a 10 t.
Colby 7, COhurn 0.

Providence, April lS.-Rrown met her
first defeat Of til" season here today AT
tn hands Of KowdOm by Il score of 10 :.
In Enwdoins half of the ninth the scur"
stood to 3 in favor of Brown. but the
Maine boys tallied four times III their last
turn at Lat. With the bases filled on pass
IS. both Dickinson ana Ilrod threw Wild
ly To the plate. thus allowing tie runs to
count The score:
EoWdoin ........b ! y Q q i-7 -
Brown ..........U . . . o : 0-l-p-4
batteries Files and Lawrence; Adams,
Nuurse ard Raymond Attendance, go.
CmpIrc. L.tmiean. TlInr, IA.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-19
Capital Jott,nos.

government receipts Wednesday.
from internal revenue, s712.753. Gus.
.o .o.'iS' $l''5Z' l43; miscellaneous, s44.-
"s'' Expenditures, 100000
The Democratic senators mat II -,
ference Wednesday for the purnosn =,
exchanging views on the railroad hin,
The meeting was called with the dis
..io' understanding that no binding ac-
ton should be. attempted.
Sec. Taft Wednesday told the Senate
committee on interoceanic canals that
the question of the type Of the canal
must be determined at once or Chief
Engineer stevens will be compelled n
suspend work. He said that he is
committed to the lock type as recon-.
mended by the minority of the hoard
of consulting engineers. He added
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-19
COTE AND QUILL.
May Come Together Wednesday, April
25 in This City.

Since receiving the later accounts of
the battle between cote and Quill ho-
for" the Rhode Island Athletic Club
Monday evening, which proved To have
been one nf the b"St exhibitions ever
given before the club the management
of the Augusta Social ana Athletic AS
Sociatlnn las decided to bring the men
together in this city if possible ana ar
rar@"nicnts are nuw in progress with i
view If securing them for IN "Xhibi-
tl'n At city hall Wednesday evening
April! %.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-19

Tho Thirteen club Of New York ate an
evening meal IN IN" Flatiron restaurant
not long ago. Rudolph Mayors count tn.
letters attended the feast as = waiter He
IS thirtN-nine years Old. which is thre.
times thirteen. He waited on table No
their napkins on the way from th. kit
chen all the walters were required to pass
under Il ladder. Mavers laden with an
order of oysters. thirteen per plate.
paused before passing under the fatrl
string Of runrs. As he hesitatcd. a serv-
ing man behind gave him a shove HI
triprtd against the ladder. spilIing the
oysters and bringing down the ascending
his skull
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-19

AS a result of the change whereby
me Canadian government took over iht,
EsHulmalt defences from the Imperial
government. the elaborate systems of
submarine mines which were laid some
lew years ago as part of the scheme Of
defences have been removed and the
cables and other material placed in the
naval stores
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-19
.. of M. 16; Vermont 13.

burlington. VT, April 1S.-1he Univer-
sity Of Maine baseball team defeated the
University OF Vermont tins afternoon i;
to I3. Peck. who started in to pitch for
Vermont, was taken out after the fourth
inning after the Maine boys htd scored
heavily, komber taking his place. The
score.
Maine .......0 3 10 . o Z Q x-IG-I2- <
Vermont ....-.l | o / 0 Z > u-lt- w
BattcrIts-AicD Donald ana blossom
Peck. krElber ana Kihbe. Time, 10.
'IniL-rn Inr,.lf IN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-19

Franklin =. Goss, senior editor of the
bafiStable, Mass. Patriot died sud-
denly at his home there Wednesday,
Heart disease is believed to have been
the cause Of death. Mr.. Goss was wen
known throughout that section of Mas
SachuSettS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-19
NEW YORK.

1Ratted for Harris in the nintn.
.sBatted for Clarkson IN the eighth.
ss*Batted for Leroy in the tenth.
BOSTON ..1 o 0 1C 0 o 1 0 N-3
New York IL 0 . o %
Sacriflce hits-Stahl, Cl1rkson. Selhach.
Chase Ferris, Kleinow, Parent. Two-bas',
hits-Collins. Stahl Hts-Of Clarkson 2
in z innings; off Leroy. . IN innings; off
Newton, in Innings: off Harris. IN
innings. Double plays-Moriarity. vii
liams and Chase; Williams and Moriarity
of Harris 4; of Tanrnhill. ] off Clark
son, l. Struck out-Bv Harris, Z: by
Clarkson. 3. Wild pitch-Harris. Time,
2Os Umpires. Sheridan and Evans. AT
tendance. ;JS1i.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-19
THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Thursday-G George Gardner VS. Mike
Lrhnny Mahan vs.. Mike Grady. and Silly
t"naty VS.. Young Freeman. Lincoln Club.
Chelsea: a. Bczz"nah ~. kid Farmer.
Peoria; Martin Flahcrty VI. Billy Gard
n"r. Lowell; Fred Gilmore vs.. Barney
C!nnamIn, Green Bay.
r'riday-Ahc Attell vs.. frankie Neil.
Los Angeles: Dick, Fitzratrick vs.. Jo"
Thomas, colma. Gal: Honey Melody IS.
JACK Dongh"rtY. Milwaukee,, Willie Mack
-. Young EIuby, Lowell.
saturday O'Toole VS. Johnny
DwyCr, philadelphia; Eddie Santry vs..
Md Harrison. PHlOuse. Wash.