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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-10-06
Bow as an Inventor.

A wireless telegraph instrument is
in operation at 7A2 Sanders street,
says the indianapolis News. 1t is not.
however. sending messages to ships
at sea or receiving messages from
ships, and it has not as yet received
any mysterious messages OF Jumbied
dots and dashes that may have been
sent from Mars or some other planet
whose people are endeavorlng 10
strike up a Irritation with the lnhabl-
tants of the earth.
1t is just a small and rather crude
affair that was made by Robert Rey-
nolds, yearold pupil OF the
chief constituents are broom stick
and great many feet of copper wire,
some dry batteries and some gravity
batteries, and a telegraph key and
sounder. Even pieces of an electric
bell were used in it's construction.
1t is sufficiently strong to carry a
message across the yard, and is a
source Of wonderment and JOY to the
small boys Of the neighborhood. Young
Reynolds made the outfit during odd
moments, while not busy with his
school or with the construction of
burglar alarms or lightning devices.
He says that he has received train
ing along electrical lines, but he just
fooled at it, for his own entertain
ment, digging some of his experience
out of books and gaining some OF it by
means of experiments. His ambition
if to become an electrical engineer
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-10-06

Ono of the g~ea test triumn1s..
E. Pinkhams Vegetable cow " Lggaa
the conqaering OF womans drs. aIa \
envy, Tumor. ofead eu.
Inc growth 9 ,umor is 50 .lv q,
frequently its presence ispot sly aat
until 1t is far ADVANCED uspeotd
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-10-06

Unqualified Success OF Lydia y
hams Vegetable Con,norus e nj.
Case Of HRS. Fannie d. Fox H IL
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18
MARX EFT REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET,
Features Of the Days Dealing in All
tine Leading Stocks.

N " inrh, trt. l..-Th- currents in n.
market M"r" ;.EIIA very sluggish today
ANA lfHllS:t"titi!f Were ru small scale.
y ';lAn the nirrrW runIIaSS tf tEt. mOV,.
iE'nt, however, it showed a reversal VI
Yesterdays form. III, undrrtuil,- Ma
heavy as co:ttrast-d with thu resisting
tendency ut Yesterday duil market.
frUiIt nn $calpiEg operations were Very
in-iSr' III t'"!tN = market and there WAS
llttIr els doing. News Developments :
Wt-r" z general bearing on conditions
Htr" also Sc,litY, although 4 few stock Z
"vr" affected Us .pcc.dl causes. AmalEd-
mitri Copper was very moi. rat-ly ;tf-
i"'t"d hE thr %uppuSItlUn that The iiivi-
d''nd lHt" would b'' raised To- ) p-r cent.
AT tomorrow S In'.ttins of directors ur by
Tie excited Iulup in tie London copi- i
markct of over - a ton Ill the price Of
metal
The %agGfng tendency of the market
was SOmrW nat emphasized by The furry
iii call money late in the day. Erlat.d
borrowers caused the furry. but the m-
Cd,Iit called attention to the fact that
the recent stream Of r-plcniShlntnt ut
bank reserves 10y gold imports ana 10y
DEPOSIT Of government funds has been ar
rested. II the Samr tlme money con
tlnll,s - 70 to the interior in large
amounts on the express movements. The
statement uf Gun s. ~ mher fnIricn trad
for September ISSUED hy the bureau Ct
statistics at Washington vas noticedblr
for It's bearing un til" exchange. The
stock market closed Ct@N.
I,uuf. Ntl" irr. auldr. Total sales. par
value. $-n>'.n United state bonds were
UNCHANGED can.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18
FIGHT is lNEMlNENT.
Lively Contest Expected Over Location
of This Years A. A. Games.

N,,W York. oct. l7.-Therr viii Irobah-
" by a fight in the Intercpllegiat" AS+o-
citation Of Amateur Athletes of Am' rl"1
at its coming meeting over TIL" question
Of a site for this years Gamei Yale
wants the meet and So does Philadelphia,
and sentiment is about evenly dIvld' 4 81
tween the two. The one thing on wh.'h
III. association is unanimous is tldt II
viii not be held at Cambridge again. Til"
woes of those who went there last spring
were such as to prevent any r. PETITION
Of the experience.
lalc wants the games and urges IN"
fact that both Pennsylvania and liar-
ward have had them and il is th"r turn
10 nave a chance. But Val" field crnn"t
offer the accommodations for either atm
lntc.; or spectators that Franklin ti"!d
does II the wishes of thu atnl"'". arr
consider"d the decision Will be III laV"r
of Philadclphia. Til" absence ~ any $Ht
abb. f.oid puts New York. the really loE
ical place. ont of the question
Th. decision has been reached hF fh"
Intercollegiate cross Country A@""riai:"h
tn hold tn. next crr4S-cmmtrN chImr"M-
ll.in at Princeton. beginning rnrhl' 81
the leading cotg"s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18
A NEW FEATURE,
Automobiles Will Have a Place in Big
Balloon Race.

PfttsfelI. Mass. oct 17-AutomobIcs
viii figure IN The balloon race I" be held
in this city Saturday by the Aero club Of
Am."ica. according to an announcement
,,,adr public today C"ion.l Homer w.
iIclgn Of New York, president Of the
,lub, in Il letter to .5lIpt. PEBBLES Of the
local gas company, which Will supply
the r.cng balloons with gas. said that
Allan IIawlcy, on" Of the members Of tn.
Aero cub, has offered a valuable silver
cup for the :tutuinobIlcS winch viii ar
rive at III" landing pIac" Of any bal
loon tnl.ini: part in the ascension within
20 minutes after its descent.
The automobiles viii start from the
grounds Of tie gas company al the same
time as the balloons ANA cards VIII be
issued to each driver who wishes L. com
pete. Already thtrt nave been en- 'ries
from scmc Of the local autnnInbIiiS,. and
much interest has been aroused III the
novel contest.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18
The Second Regiment
Wins Out at Brunswick.
Corporal Tubbs Of Norway Has
Highest Individual Score.
First Division Wins in NayaI Reserve Con-
test, Also By Three Points.

Brunswick, Me, Oct. 1.-THE con
clding matches IN the State rifle COM
petit,on of the State Militia National
Guard, were held today on the range
Of Co. *. They consisted Of the inter
regimental team match. open TO team
Of 10 men from each regiment. select
ed at the conclusion OF the regimental
team matches, and the Naval Reserve
team match, open 10 team OF seven
men from each Of the TWO ShipS'S com
panirs.
Each member of the winning team IN
the intrr-l.gimental match receives
silver medal. The individual making
the highest aggregate receives Il gold
medal rresent-d by Adjutant General
Farnbarn, the second highest receives
a silver medal from Adjutant General
Farnhan and the th.id hihhest re-
ceives 2GO rounds Of service ammuni-
fiDn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18
ENGLISH WANT TO WIN.
Tost Says Cry Of Sport for Sports
Sake" Makes Him Weary.

Erluldinr Vast NIirhip,u'e "IIrr,v I'm"
fn,,ih,u ,n4rb ,r,va M J l.p,. i,tarviap,
1hp oth.. INV IN which ~ dis.nss.d
.portS in general ana i,tern,t,nnoI con .
tests bctve.n Eunland and Amar:c,
Among other THINGS h,. eaiJ.
..If tI,r. NJ. Az, thio,r which ,nakos n,a
weary il is that annual ,ry that s-,.ss mn
fluH English SportSmrn ana athletes that
while they themselves play ONLY for the
sport To he found in games Americans
play solely to win, not caring Tor tho
sport rs L sport at al.
Every man who takes up a line oi
sport does so for th, benefits and pleas
me to br derived from this snort -pr;lns-
rily, sport ia" sports gnkr' Rut any
man that ~. ANY man with red blood III
his veins Who goes into amy game. COS
in to Wln that game The English Just
the same as anyone else
'Whon Harvard FIRST went across this
sr:m,lrr the English crew were usn% an
rli eh.u which they intended To carry
through the race. Harvard comes o,,-r
ana makes 4 good showing in the prolim-
mary practice The FnpI 4hm.n get heit-
On and Immediately scnd III m order for
a n"W racing shell Of tn" latt It and most
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18
VOORHEES, Goes 6 IL
Fur|ongs in III 1-5'
Best Previous Record Was 1.18
By Van Ness and Mandarin.
Cfessina, Kentucky Beau and Grapple Olner
Belmont Park Winners.

Belmont Park. n. y. oct. 1I--flrst
race, Heighwcight handicap, six ana a
half furlongs, straight course: No"r-
hees. 90 to | and 4 t" first: FRANK
Lord. . to |, second: kiamrsra. third.
Time III l-5.
Voorhees,. backed down from 80 10 ],
to 20 to |, made n new worlds record
for 81. furlonGs by stepping il III liz
1-5. The best previous time y as LIS,
made by Van Ness in 1903 and by Man
DARN this year.
Second race. one mile. year -olds
and up: Cressina 80 to ! and 3 to
1. first; Ginnrtt". out place. S"cnii;
Lady Tarant. la. third. Time LIS.
Third race. the thamrHignc, seven
furlongs. straight rouySe. Kentucky
Beau. l. to | and . To- first: w. II
Daniel l 10 =. place second. Ballot,
third. Time. Ia AS
Fourth race. III" new Rochelle. one
mile. selling; Wes. SO To | and to
first: ,irapple. To 4 place" second.
Security third. Time 49, 30.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18
BOXING NOTES.

"Cy"lurr" THOMPSON is sick in h"d
ami the fight with Hyiani Srhtdhl'd
for tonight ut Sar Fran"if"o has b""h
called "if. Thompson took severe c"li
Will, raining.
f:attling Nelson nearly 'h"k"d t.
death after the performance" at IN"
Pcopl. s theatre at Cincinnati. o. Tue
day night Nelson is suffering win 4
e,r,wtn in his nose. Part "t tn" t"n"
was cut away and in dressing IN"
wound cotton batting was used by tn"
surgeon. This cotton Slipped down Mel
sons throat while he was eating. ana
bv the time H. succeeded in extracting
II he was almost unconscious.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18
McGovefIl and C0'bsit
Put Up a Great Bout.
Little to Choose Between Men at
End Of Fight in Phi|adeI phia.
Both Siah TO Mix Things Up in Second
Round and Blood Flows Freely.


Philadelphia, prt. IT, Terry McGuv-
trn ;ld Young Corb'it fought 4 hIrI
%iH round bout at tn" National Athletic
'llh tonight. When iii" gong announced
thr ,io.., Of th,. battle there was little
10 rhuu.,. h.t Il .., I'M. iI.nt.r. gLr
li.ht MA. ull. VI tn. Ilr,Ij,..t t.y,.r vii
messed III thi:. city.
In tin. oI, ,nin4 round there Wac not a
iluW which hid Inv altnllg" At the
op,niug of TN, second rnund Curhrtt
rl-li..u ANA c:iu,it Nr,;ny4ru MIN \,
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18
SCHOOL FOR BOXERS.
Jake kiIrain Thinks Of Starting an
Academy at Boston.

Boston, oct. l1.-Jnl" Itilrain. who lost
tp John l.. Sullivan at Kl"hburG, Miss ;,
af,,r a long fight ana who fought J"n
Smith a draw for the championship OF
England GA Dee. ~, 1854, is visiting friends
in SOmcrViil", Wh"r" hc was seen by u
journal representative early last even
INK indulginp IN Il quiet lttlc game Of
fo,tl,alI with a number Of boys 4n I'll" vi
cinity.
lie said that he never felt better in ims
ii. ana says that he fines lis staying;
qualities ar" good ami that hIS punch Is
nearly as good ana effective as II" ever
pu&"cSScd. He is strong and hearty ana
can still give Il good account of himself
in scrap.
H.. las been staying in Somcry4le a
little over 4 week and his idea for com
int; to Boston, he states. is to try to es-
talIsh Il school for boxing in this city.
He states that he is looking lOr q good
location ana if he can get Just what he
wants hc ntends to make his home in
this city as he spent most Of his young
.cr days h.r.. ana is v-'y much attached 10
the city
IL. ht:. j IN liyin" IN retirement in l:al
tilunr" fnr . number Of years. At tie big
Baltimore tirc in February, 1904, both of
his aalu.rc W,r, burned to the ground.
IT,. then nuy.l 70 NV York, where H.
secured a position as a special police "tf1
c..' i'll one of the larg" restaurants in thar
city.
!uring liz spare tim, h" gave boxing
instructions to 4 nImhs Of pupils to keep
himself in condition. lie has always in
du!;;ed i'll some sport and always keeps
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18
Saturdays Football Games.

Twenty-Stven college games are ar
ranged for saturday. rs follows:
Harvard Us. Springfield Training at
Soldiers Field.
Yale VS. Penn state at New HLvcn.
Princeton W. BucSnrn at Princeton.
Pennsylvania VS.. iSrown Z. Phiiadel-
phia
Amherst vs.. University of Vermont at
Amherst
Dartmouth vs. Massachusetts State at
Hanover. n. H.
Wesleyan vs. Tsfts at Mrdford
Rh"de island state vs- New Hampshire
state at Amherst
Cornell vs.. hnw,loin at Ithaca.
Annapolis IS. L.high at AnnapoEs
Vest Point VI. Williams II West Point
'Arllsle VS. Western University of
PENNSYLVANIA at PlttSburg.
EateS vs.. colby n Watcryille
Swarthluore. ~ ~
o,hicago vs.. Purdue at Chicago.
Wisconsin Wisconsin vs. Alumni at Madison.
iylCkerSon vs.. Crsinus at Carlisle
Portland ~ 'dlne ~
,.N Norwich University VS. Mddleburv co.,
CNhorS,Ss'er Tech VS.. Trinity at Hartford
Soeriin vs.. .. w. U at Dela wora
MlcniHan VS.. Ohio State M Columh,s
nocnester vs.. st. Lawrence Al PocSas
Johns hopkins VS.. Stevens AT Pa,,i, ,-a
DEPOSIT. '' W. l. .. at Port
Nanderh,t vs.. Alabama At Nasbvn,
Maryland Aggies vs.. Mi Wah;pIiie
Baltimore. - washington at
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18
Boston Produce Market.

EOsIOh, Uct. II.
FLOUR-I'nchanged mill shipments,
rpr.nG patents. 43Jm410
CORN Unchanged; No. 2 yellow, 56.
OATS -Firln-r; No. clipped. 4lH
HAY Higher; No. J. -
MILL. rEED-ttWet.
SPRING BRAN-22ft22-jD
MINED F't,E.D-20. Iyn 2ia;5.
PORK-Qui"t; medium, lS25.
LARD-Quiet; 11ls.
BEEF-Firmer; whole cattle, sGsa.
LAMES-Dull; spring 12dl3; fall 10all.
VEAL. Dun: ll6l2
BUTTER Steadr; northe IN, 2S15T30
CHEESE. Steady: York state l3h@l4h
EGGS Steady; choice. 32n3j; western.
22u2i
APPLES-Q quiet. greetings. 2d2 -
fraV-n"trinS ::,f4
POTATOES quiet; new, per bu., 59G5j
il'GAt{-St.udy on 4 basis Of SO tor
ElnnIlnttG.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18
DRAFTING BEGINS.
Several New England Ball Players &C
to Other Leagues.

Auburn, N. ", oct. 1.-THE drafting
for the National Association Of baseball
Clubs has opened. Two hundred and
Hfty-FiX cities in the tnGtcd States and
Canada are members Of the association,
and John H. Farrell Of this '+fy IS re
criving notices Of drafts. lie las report
ed tn" receipt Of $GI. $40 for drafted play
crs and the sanctionimg Of the following
drafts:
Hy Oakland From Lynn, Bigbce and
Pastor: from Fan River. Bowc""k.
Ky Memphis From burlington. Rich
ards ami N'irhbnrs.
BY Ruchcstcr-From Burlington, e. w.
Moe Her.
i:y Newark. N. J.-From Lynn, IT, La
belle; from Worcester, T.. H. Iach"r
fr@m Hartford =. Il. Kritchrll.
Hy New YORK, American l-"aguc-fr"n
Minrh' etcr, Phclan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18
Chicago Produce Market,

Chicago, Oct. H.
Firm cables had "A strengthe ming effect
today o. the local wheat market closing
quotations. on the December delivery
showing o net gain Of y. Corn and oats
w,r" also up a quarter Provisions W.r,
Of 10 r..
Th" leading futures closed as follows.
WIIEAT-Dec. 74MtK; May 7S5.mH
cORN-Gct. Az. Dee. 42k, May i3Y.
OATS-Dcc. 331.niM, May 31NG3J. July
3: a.MA.
MSS PORK-Jan l3e7h. MAY 1ss7n
"a hhRn-cct ao a%7A. Nov. s.S2;z, Jan.
SHORT KIBs-Oct. SO; Jan. zi2H,
May 7.f2H.
ca.h quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Steady.
WHEAT NJ. Z .srrIng, 7cnso. No. g. Il
m7h; No. red, 71zaF,123..
cCKN-No. 2, =; No. . yellow, ~.
OATS-N0. 2, q; NJ. 2 white, 2ihSi3jH.
No hitc, 2zKu24i3.
I:YI. NJ. z, 81.
MALTING Fair 10 choice 44052
FLAX SEED-No ], loiI@; No north
TIMOTHY SEED Prime" 401Nn4O.
'I.b\ VIZ l3U
:5il"l:T fIha. sDEs-I.ooso sa7l4qD
MESS rORK-1c.5n.
SJioi.,r CI.k,Ap cTT,T.c p,,,,, oe,,,l.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18
Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

New Ork, oct IL.
TT OItR-Rcc.ipts. 2l,HlS: exports. $50
safes. ,anc: market steady but dull.
Receipts. CS.,0o; sales. 1.2o,w
futures: spot filni; No. , red. - elevator
No > red SOS f o b afioat: No ! northern
Duluth. 81. o b afioat; No. hard viii
GORN-Keceipts 1I.S2,; exports. 42,972
spot steady: No. :, y; elevator and 544,
f b ahnat; No. yellow, 55l2: No.
white. 55M.
0ATS-Receipte. 1S5,@0; exports. 1920
spot steady; mixed oats. 3tu;2 lbs; 3S'.;
natural white. :0M:s lbs. 39u ioi4; clipped
'wlrtc. 3SI,i0 lbs, :9'aHi3l2.
HEtF-Steady. u
LARD-Stcady; western prime: 95%m9G3
POKK-Firm: short clear. 1650ni 1880
m"sS pork, 1Sm1S..O.
EUTTER-Frm. unchanged; receipts
EGGs-Easy, unchangcd; receipts. H.
7Gi
POTATOFS-Firm. unchanged.
SI'GhT.-RaW steady; fair refining 3iai
centrifugal. sc test, A. molasses sugar,
81. refined steady.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18
STRONG TRACK TEAM.
MiGdiee Will Challenge West Point and
Princeton Next Spring.

Annapolis Ma, oct. 7.-Th" mdShip-
mon expect tn have an unusually strong
field and track team n"xt spring, ana
have decided to "hnll'n"" west Point
:tlii also i'rinc' ton 10 unal nrrts Last
year tie Navy won easily from Lafay-
ettc, Penn state and Johns Hopkins, and
this yrar believes il can enter better coin
panv.
charles MIX. Lynch Of Grrnnebure
Pa has been r. "loct,d captain. II. is
. hrlf-milcr. I.nar.n"c II. Austin If ON
ca"n has been 8 l"ctcd a rnaHHf'I. Cu..
Of tn Navy cracks i L.- q. Grrcy Of
Rcilin Nd. Who has dome the 100 Yards
IN q 4 r seconds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18
FOOTBALL NOTES.

Cornell will spend the next two
weeks behind the fence
SWathmrrc. Pennsylvania conquer
er, has 4 gam" With Amherst NOV. "a.
Myron +. William, the old Dart
mouth College captain, is "achnS
Purdue
Cornell ANA Eurkn.ll are ihr filst
teams [" play the regulation halVe.; Of
80 minutes.
SWarthmore does not need troWell.
Quarter bacl. q Br-n can drop-kick
some. Pennsylvania knows
The Tigers have in Harlan a drop
kicker whom the coarhes think will
develop into another Baird or Il De
Witt.
Yale Freshmen are powerful :tg
grcgiti"n. Many of the players would
be of great value to the Varsity bu.
for the Freshmen clause.
Vance Mccormick. may"r Of Harris
burg. one Of Illt'S clever uu:,rtrr-
backs of past years, is t" visit Nrw
Haven ana develop din1 ki"hins,.
Beavers Of Wet Point is d"ins snnr
great kicking. II" las made many long
ulr any eleven would BE- gIad to have
To- fall back upon
INu nnpircs alr 4 necessity in
school games, rs the boys tr,th"re>S
the lulc5 more than the college players
making it difficult for one umpire to
detect all the mistakes.
Hurry III" YnSt Of Michigan says
Ii" win set a bAckiield together that
viii he the fastest quartet that can b.
found and that beef Hill be H:Ici tilCci
for speed ana endurance.
Lewis a. GriSl,r ~ Pauting, 4 sen
or 1T Ohio Wesleyan University at
DeIaW are. and ri!,it end On The Varsity
foot all team, fell dead on the field
Tuesday afternoon after running down
a punt Heart trouble was the cause.
OF Il group uf 20 fu"tbuil teams in
the East nine have NOT been scored
upon. Thusc with clean states are
Yale. Princeton. Penn STATE, Dar5-
nnuth. Lafayette. Brown. West Point
iwarthnlrrr ana Virginia.
Several Coaches have tried placing
th. center men back :, yard or two On
the defence with Ill" idea If having
them brcak through tile opposing llne
tried il ;tni the SWarthmore backs just
drove through the hole that had been
left in the line.
Fielding loSt. MichiganS great
coach, had a peek ut the PennSNl-
Vania eleven v hen it went down To de
feat in SWarthmUre and remarked: Il
was somewhat surprised that neither
team made more nsr of the forward
pass.
Boston Globe: The usual vail is
going up from the Philadelphia papers
over Pcnn'S defeat. For hard losers
the QuakcrS always We're the limit n
1t does not speak Very well for Prnn'S
Offence. that Saturday she had the ball
four times inside SWathmore'S goal
lin. vet could not score.
The SWarthmore arrangement on the
defence when expecting a kick from
Scrimmage by the other side is we'll
spread out. At least five men are in the
backiield, two well back and the others
are spread behind the line. They
OWNED their opponents play quickly
when there is a rush instead of a kick
and get up to it fast.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

Adiutant ,;cncrai Farnham present.
81 a gold medal 10 Corp. G' pr2c L.
TubtS OF co. l., Norway. Wi" made
the highest aggregate score" lt" OIL
of q pusyihl, 2nc: and a silver m dal I"
Lieut. Moses l.. STILES Of III" sa'E'. COM
pany, vino ,nGd,- tile second h,Gh"-t az
ei.entr ecor". li5 Each h''l "h III"
winning team VA" given Il silver htdii.
ONLY two shot" missed u target 'Iaf-
ing the match
In III, Naval Reserves match tn" Isl
Division team won bv three points over
,I,,. ad Division. the total agar 7a'e
sc,,.. fn, th,. two lar.rs Icing -
a.aI:-, I'll TIE prize N,:'-: -. J. F.
He ,Itine az E0rtI'nd "on 'h+ hl''ia |
fn:. tli.. highest inai'id'tal '""r" ana
fI;lrolt = i,agi% # PortlInt Wan ioo
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und pIizr.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18
SPORTING NOTES.

Portland Express: Freddie Parent.
short stop on the Boston Am, ricans
this year. in company with \. T.. earn
sey and George RamSdelI passed
through Portland this morning upon
their way from their home III Sanford
to Mattawamkrag whore they are go
ing into the woods for two weeks in
search of big game.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18
BOXING NOTES.

Jack O'Erien of Philadelphia knock
cd out two men before the Pacific Ath-
letic club at Los Angeles here Tues
day night. He put out Fred Cooley.
his former Sparring partner, in three
rounds. knocking him down in every
round. He succeeded in putting out
Jim Trcmbe, 4 local boxer after nine
rounds Of fighting.