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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-07

New Jersey finished eighth with 1896;
Connecticut 18th with 1913; Rhode Island
18th with 2SJG: and Vermont 32d with PA.
The last two shots Of the match Were
fred by Lieut.. Dillon ard Lieut.. Williams
of the Cavalry team. Their work having
landed the team in second place. they
We're raised on the shoulders Of com
radcs and. amid shouts. carried triumph
antly to their tents.
New York had won the trophy ever
since it was placed in competition. The
three final stages won the match for the
Infantry men. The rapid fire score ad-
vanced them from sixth to third place.
Their splendid skrmish put them in tn
lead and they maintained that position by
excellent work at 1000 yards.
Nearly 500 entries have been received
for the national individual match which
will be started tomorrow.
The first accident at the military tour
namcnp occurred today when George II.
Doyle aged l.. son of Sergt. Doyle OF
New York, was shot through the arm
with revolver bullet while or the beach
in the rear of the butts OF the pistol
range The wound was not serious.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-07
SAVES THREE LIVES
Ohio Girl Pulls Three People From the
Water.

Toledo O., Sept. G.-One Of the most
hcrnc reScues in the history of Maumec
took place this afternoon, when Iva Tay-
Tor. sinrle-handed and 1T the peril of her
own LIE. pulled three frantic. half
di owned persons from the Maum"e River
Mt Pioneer Inn, q summer resort near
here.
A party Of three. Alberta and Grace
Nelson. Of Washington, -. G.. and c. \.
FOote, of Toledo, We're in bathing. Al
berta went beyond her depth and sank.
Grace. an expert swimmer. went to her
rescue, but was pulled beneath the sur
face by her drowning sister. A daring
atte mpt to save the girls was made by
Footc, but he became exhausted after a
few minutes battle and was also drag
Eed under.
Cries for help brought to their assist
ance Iva Taylor. yOung girl Is years old.
She iumped into a boat and rapidly row.
ed to the scene where one by one she
managed to drag them into the boat in a
half. drowned condition. Returning to
shore. willing hands lent assistance and
all were reSuScitated-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

on a tour of the west. he assembled to the
summit of Pixies Peak. There, nearly
L.. $50 feet above the sea level. he signed
his name to the visitors register the ia
nous big book" CHANGING over the
same page on (which he signed he saw
the name michael Kenney, Mt. Sterl-
ing" Before leaving the top OF Pixies
Peak he wrote a postal to that address.
When he returned to Alton he found II
letter awaiting him. 1t was from his
officer, stationed at Mt. Sterling. In the
letter Michael mentioned the sister, Mary
of whom Thomas had never heard. The
letters exchanged between the brothers
almost daily for the last week, show
that through all the - years of their
separation. Michael was trying to find
ThoulaS with the same zeal with which
Thomas sought Michael.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-07
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
AT NEW BEDFORD.

triple play all alone b. Murch. Man
ch"stefs nrSt baScman, in the first game
was a rare feature. Drohan and Coveney
made singles, and Kavanaush, a left
handler. smashed i low liner at Murch.
The first baseman stuck down his glove
and tn" ball stayed IN it. He touched
first base quickly. putting out Coveney.
iht St'nad player, and then trotted 10
second base with the ball in his hand,
rrachint. II before Drohan. VINO had pass
cd third base. could return. Manchester
won tht frSt game 4 to by profitable
hts OF Austin during the first three in
ninSS. I,rnhan. who finished the game
seven batsmen and Manchester did not
get Il safe hit in the remaining six in
nlnss p'Iooie pitched strongly until the
ninth and kept hits scattered In the
second game. a play-cf of Wednesdays
TIE. Manch' Ster was shut out to D. The
vlslt"fs could not connect with R"blnsons
curves when hits were needed. while Cut
ting'S bases on balls were costly, rs tWic-
they were followed By two base hits.
First game:
Manchester ....3 0-45-1
Batteries-OToole and McCabe; Austin,
Drohan and Coveney. Time, lao. Umpire,
Hastings.
Second game:
Now Bedford % 2 90 x-i6-i
Batteries-Robinson ard Braun: Cutting
and Mc''abe. Time, 1.40. Umpire. Hast
in2S.
AT LYNN. y
Lynn made sure of second place in the
New England League Stan1ing by defeat
ing Lowell t. 1. Cobb pitched for the
visitors, and while h" was Eot hit eSpec-
tally hard he received very poor support
The Lynn mana cement announced that it
had made arrangement with the Spring
field team of the Connecticut League to
play 4 :IerieS of five games in Lynn next
week. 1t is thought that Springfield will
probably finish second in its league
Lynn ...........0 0 0 6 O X-9- RI
Lowell .........0 0 0 o / l p-l-lJ-i
Ratterics-Labele ard Daum: Cobb and
Calvin. Time. 1.4o Umpire, Henry.
AT FALL RIVER.
Long hitting by Haverhll enabled the
visitors to defeat Fall River 6 to >. Three
home rms and the batting Of Connaugh-
ton We're the features
Fall River III , . 0O1 o 0 o. g.
Batteries-Cornelius and Eagan; Yeagcr
and Waters. Time, 1.j3. Umpire, STAFF
ford.
AT LAWRENCE.
Worcester defeated Lawrence in
loosely played game by the score Of to 4
Wilson's errors alone we're responsible for
three of the visitors runs. and Fumer
helped them along with two other mis-
plays. Worcester Outticldcd and outbat-
ted the locals by far and deserved to win.
Worcester 30 l l 1-6-lO-4
Lawrence .....0 D l 20 o o 0 o. IS
Batteries-Frock and Knots; Leith and
Cote. Time, las. Umpire. O'Brien.
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BOXING NOTES.

Harry Lewis and George Memsic will
box in Grand Rapids Sept. 16. :.
Mike (Twin Sullivan. who has been
boxing in Colorado and Montana, arriv-
ed home Thursday.
Gus BeZenah, who is thought well of
by the sports Of Cincinnati, has been
matched to meet Abe Attell in Hamil-
ton. O., this month.
Young Sidney. who is now boxing
well, has two matches on in Rockland
Me. On the 18th he will meet Kid
Pantz and on the 18th he will box Jim
my Murray.
Tom McDOnough manager of Dave
Deshler. has received an offer from
Philadelphia for Desher to box Tommy
Murphy there the latte ,.trt Of the
month. McDonoush has accepted.
Bob Deadly Of Philadelphia, who
looks after Kauffman's interests in the
East and who came 10 New England
to help second Joe Thomas IN his bout
with Melody, returned home Wednes-
day.
The matchmaker Of the Lincoln Club,
ut Chelsea. Mass, failing to get Joe
ihoiidS W agree " meet Joe w alcOtt.
offered Thomas chance to met jim
my Gardner and Thomas said he would
meet the Lowell boxer.
The fight promoters in G pld.irll did
so well on their first venture in the
game that they are going to hold an
other bout Sept. 70 Jack Clifford. who
won the preliminary bout thee Moi
day afternoon, win 60 AGAINST Eddie
Doyle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-07

Nearly One-Ealf of the shipping traffic
to and from Antwerp. is carried on under
the British and American flags and this
has made Antwerp almost an English
speaking port. Free night schools for ex-
elusive classes in English, organized by
the city authorities. are attended by
thousands of pupils, while special atten-
ton is paid to the study of English in all
the grades of the day schools. public as
well as private. This desire to popuarize
the English language is not confined to
Belgium. but has extended to Germany
as well. where schools of instruct on hav,
already been established at Munich ard
Nuremberg by the German Government
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-07
Boston Produce Market,

Boston. Sept G.
FlDl R-tnchangod; spring PATENTS,
Asa l10
Unchanged; No. 3 yellow, c.
UATS-l'nchangsd; No. clipped, $50
80
IAY-l'nchangcd: No. !. 1S5ONl9.
MILL. FEF,D-Quict
SPRING BRAN-l% 15M1925
MINED FEED-l9 TN,235n
PORt-tluict; medium, l725.
I.ARD-Quiet; los.
BEEF'-Steady: whole cattle. SAM9.
L.AMBS-Steady; spring 121a6fl3: fail, 10
all.
NEAT.S-Quct: 9M11
BUTTiGR-Northern. oclRM27Is.
;HEESE-UnchanGod York state, 121.
S-Cnchanged; choice, 29G3e; west
ern, 22M23
APPl.ES-Unchangcd Gravenstelns,
9. 2N,2.15.
POTATOES-Qui new, per hu. 5SlI65.
SI'GAR-Stcady on a basis of 500 for
granulatcd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-07
NELSON GOES FISHING.
He Seems to Have Recovered" Fair.
ly Well From Cans Whipping.

Goldfield. New, Sept. 6.-The report
that Battling" Nelson was danger
ousiy ill and was likely to die as a
result of the beating he received at the
hands of Cans Monday night. is so
far from truth that Nelson left Gold
field this morning for Truckee, for a
fishing trip. Aside from some few
bruises and internal hemorrhages, Nell
son was not severely hurt in the fight
with Cans. His face was beaten up
as natural consequence of frequent
collisions with Cans fist, but nothing
more serious.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-07
AFTER 80 YEARS
Brothers Reunited After A Long
Search.

Alton. ILL.,. Sept 6-Thos. Kenny has
left here for Mt. Sterling, Ky. to visit his
brother Michael. whom he has hunted for
~ years and whose whereabouts he dis
covered only after he had climbed II .49.
ieet In the abr. In addition to finding his
prother he will meet for the first time in
MS life his sister. Mrs Mary Mooney
ever had a sister. ~
Wnen Thomas was 16 wears old and Mi
chaei was Is they escaped from an or
arated. each to make his own way n
the world. Thomas went to Alton and
learned the trade of glassbluwer He is
now regarded as wealthy. A month ago
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-07
Jimmy Briggs and his manap

Jimmy Briggs and his manager,
Steve Mahoney. have returned to Bos-
ton from Saginaw, where he fought
Harry Lewis Monday. Briggs put the
same hand he broke in the bout with
Neary out of working condition in his
bout with Lewis. Briggs has received
an offer from Bridgeport, Conn. to box
Young Erne this month. but he de-
clired. as he has already two matches
on.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-07

Jim Lloyd. the latest boxer to come
from England. will be given trial at
the Lincoln Club at Chelsea. Mass,
Tuesday night He will meet Denny
Ryan in one of the Dreliminaries to the
Hugo Kelly and Sailor Burke event.
Bob Smith of Lowell and Billy Boyle
of Ireland Will box in the semi-fnal
contest
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
oRRINGToN RACES.
kentucky Maid and Sancho Were
Wednesdays Winners.

OrringtOn. Me. Sept. 6,--The annual fair
of the Orrington Agricultural Society
Wednesday had 200 persons in attend
ance. The exhibits are larger and finer
than usual in all the departments. Among
the features of the day were a baseball
game and creased pig race
The hose races on the three times
rOun i-to-H-m track. said to be the only
one IN the country. were close and excit-
ing. the 2.@ class being unfinished when
darkness put al end to the sport for tho
day. Capt. George W. Reed the veteran
horsen.an of North BiciispOrt. vas the
starter. The summary:
go CLASS TROT OR PACE-PuRSE
-JyNEINISIEI,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-07
Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago Sept 6.
CATTIE-Rcceipts. 700; common to
prime steers, 31!6tG.1l.
HOGS-Rcccipts, 2o.CoG: choice light 9. 40
M64@
SIlEEp-Rccolpts 2i.Ooo; sheep i2;dI5. Is.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-07
Three Good Events Al
Hartford, Thursday.
Sweet Marie, Bonnie SteinWay
And Owaissa the Winners,
Two Of the Races, The ZIG and 2.I2 Pace,
Are Taken in Three Straight Heats Each.

Hartford, Conn. Sept. G-Of the
large list of entries received only three
norses started in the free for-all tr,.t
in the Grand Circuit at Charter Oak
park today, Sweet Marie winning the
first two heats in fine style but was
forced second to Wentworth in tine
third heat. The Sterling mare broke
twice in the final heat. and went beaten
under the wire by a head, Wentworth
trotting game race al the way. An
gioia, the winner Of last years $4,000
stake. brought up the rear in all three
heats. Sweet Marie was the favorite in
the event. The 212 pace won in
heats by Owaissa, Long John
taking second money and Mercy Me,
third. Bonnie Steinway had things his
own way in the ZIG pace and took the
race in straight heats. Moore taking
second money and Captain Derby
third. The summary:
ZIG CLASS PACING-THREE HEATS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-07

New York. Sept 6.
Spot cotton closed quiet. 10 points high
er Middling uplands. 10: do. gulf, 1926.
Sales. 800 bales
Galveston firm. 5-lG: Charleston steady
SIS; Memphis quiet, 9H: New Orleans
steady, 9h: Mobile steady, 8; Savannah
quiet. 15-16
Net receipts for six days, 57,S52
Exports to Great Britain. 12i1S: to
France, go; to the continent 1851
Stock. 205OCG.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-07

The matchmaker of the Goldfield
Athletic Club is trying to arrange a
bout between Jimmy Britt and Joe
Cans, and it is expected the effort will
be successful. Both men are willing
to fight and the club is willing to put
up a purse Of $4,000 for a meeting be-
tween them on Christmas hight.
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MISS PORK-Pcr Dbl. 16.S.la.
LARD-Per 100 lbs, S.G7h.
WHISE EY-1og

bUTTER-Stcady: croamcries. 19G23!a
dairies. l16a01..
EGGS-Stcady; at market. cases includ-
ed. l2L6i.: hrsts, ~: prime iirsts 20;
extras. 2215.
CNF.E.SE-Steady; 111zMl23..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-07
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Jersey City-Providcnce 8. Jersey
City uirst game): jersey City 8, PruVl-
dence l tSccond gamc).
At Raltimorc-Ealtimore 3, Newark 0
first game): Baltimore 49, Newark / (sec-
ond game.
At Rochester g. Montreal 4.
At Buffalo-Buffalo e. Toronto ..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-07

The Wocheimer railway from ASSISTING
to Trieste. which was opened by Arch
duke Franz Ferdinand of Austria, July 10.
passes through n portion of the Alps and
has 4, tunnels and rs bridges. One of the
bridges has the largest stone arch in the
world. It's span is over go feet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-07
New York Attends TO
Doston's III Turn, 6-5.
Washington Shuts Out PhiIa.
de|phis, -Four to Nothing.
Chicago Boak Detroit Is b 5-..CIoselaad
Beats s.. Louis 8 10 3.

New York. Sept 6.-Local baseball pes
simists who counted on the old number
being a 'hoodoo" for the New York
Americans we're agrceably surprised to-
day when Griffith's team won from Bos-
ton to 5, making the 18th successive
victory for New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-07

NEW YURK


"'Pattsd for kiciroW IN seventh
''sEatted Tor Mcclure in ninth.
New York ..........l l . y 3-G
Thrre-h base hits Morgan. +, lis, Thorn
as. Two base hit-kleir:oH Sacrifice hits
--Yeagrr. Chase. Winter. Stolen bases
Keller =. Morgan. Armbrust'r .. Cos kin.
MOriaritv. First base on crrurS-New
York !. Roston = Base ba!ls-Of
DOYLE IF Winter t. off Cheebto l. Struck
Out-Ry D"vl- ). ~ Winter :. bv Ci.-sbro
3 Hits-cG Doyle i in innings. Left
on bases Nov York &. Boston q. Double
PLAYS Goodwin. Ferris and GrinShaw.
Time, les Umpire. Huist
At DETROIT
CHICAGO .......S o u o l-l3-l5-3
Tetroi. ........0 y o y > @ 5-l2-f
Tattcries-Smith and Hart: Rowan and
Schmidt Time, I A. EMPIRES. Evans
and Connolly.
AT CLEVELAND.
Cleveland HAP | o 0 o x-9-l5-l
St Louis ......D o o q | q % 81
-Rcrnhard ard Clark: Smith.
Jacobsen and Spencer. Time. 49,. Cm-
pire, Sheridan.
AT WASHINGTON.
Washington % o D o o o X-i-1-0
Pliladcl 1hii % o y D o y 0--0-f-2
Rattci irs-Ftlk, nb,rg and Warner; Dy
CERT Cunningham. and Powers Time, $50.
Umpire, OLGuphltn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-07

Joe Walcott. who is to meet Billy
Rhoades in Leavenworth, Sept. %, will
start for that city with Jack Johnson
Sunday night.
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings in All
tho Leading Stocks.

New York Sept. 1.-THE stock market
today showed som" stimulating effect
from the order Of the treasury depart
ment permitting deposit OF government
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AT BROOKLYN.


New York 1904 o D G-G-9-0
Brooklyn .......0 0 . G 0 l l 0-2-1-2
Batteries Mathtwson and Brrsnahan,
Smith; Mcintyre and Bergen. Time, 1.52
Umpire ODay.
AT CHICAGO.
Chicago ........0 0 X-2-72
FittSbur5 ......O o o . 0 o D 0 0-O-1-l
i!attcrics-Brown and King; Leifield
aud Phelps. Time. 80. Umpire, Klein.
AT CINCINNATI.
First game:
St Louis ....O 0 0 3 0 0 | 0 3-1-9-1
Cincinnati ......2 o o . o . q O-2-6-!
Batteries-Be-he ana Crawford: Frazer
and Schlei. Time, l.5.. Umpire, Con
way.
Second game:
Cincinnati ........1 o 0 0 X-o-6-l
St. Louis ............O D O-0-2-O
Batteries-W"imcr and Livingston: Hg
gins and Grady. Time, III. Umpire, Con
way.
Game called by agreement ut end Of the
seventh inning.
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B. T. A.
$500 TOUR
HUDSON RIVER
NEW YORK CITY
Thursday, October n

once every year. the Boston & Al
olny X r. operates n popular excur-
son 70 New York, 57S miles by rail
of four days.
Special Express Trains leave South
SMIatlon $50 A. NJ. passing through
Worcester. Springfield and Pittsfield-
ne Heart of the Berkshire Hills.
H., nue Albany 2.40 =. NJ. for sight see
ing, and stop-Over night H desired. or
sta same evening via Peoples Line
Illumination of State House at AL
Dany has been arranged for those who
t tbep n over night Leave $50 A. NJ. by
me me TUCSON River Day Line Steamer
historic and picturesque river. A
sNigIgShtt-a adai- in New York for
Thence via Palatial Fall River inc
Steamer. due Boston Sunday morning.
"t3 9Iro In New York 10 days. 500
. Illustrated itinerary on application.
"A. s. HANSON. Gen. pass, Aat
DoSto'
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At wfch-NOrwich 1G, New London |.
AT New Haven-Springfield 4, New Ha-
ven o.
At observation-disclosures :, Waterbury 9
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NATIONAL,
Boston Talks to the PhiIa-
de|phias, Two to One.
Cincinnati and 81. Louis Ex.
change Gifts at Cincinnati.
Chicago Shuts Out Pitisburg- New York
Beats Brooklyn Six 10 Two.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Philadelphia. Sept. G-Timely hitting by
Boston defeated the Philadelphia team
today.
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At SEA GiRT.
United States infantry Wins the Great
National Team Match.

Sea Girt. NJ. j.. Sept. S.-The national
team match, which was started on Tues
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PHILADELPHIA

Left on bascs-Boston 3, Philadelphia g.
Earned rm-Philadelphia Stolen base
Donovan. 1wo-base hits-Thomas. Rrans-
field Sacrifice nits-Gleason. Br.dwel,
Doolin. Double play-H award and Ten
ney. Struck out-By Richie ., by Sparks
.. by Pfefter. Base on balls-OT Richie
], off Pfeffer g. Hits-Off Richie 1 in Z
innings: off Sharks | in . innings. Hit by
pitched ball-HoWard Time, 80. Umpire
CARPENTER
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New York Money Market.

New York, Sept. 6.
Prime mercantile paper car per cent.
Sterling exchange steady At 1873 i5n l&i.5o
ana at ~ loT o'is
Commercial bills 1905.
Bar silver 614.
Mexican dollars So
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds heavy.
Money on call firm until near the close.
Wien the rate dropped to " Pr cent !;
cent; ruling rate 70 per cent; last loan
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BASEBALL NOTES,

Lewiston beat Portland Thursday at
Lewiston 6 to ).
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-07

Jimmy Murray will meet Tommy
Love in Lymansvilie. r. l., Tuesday
night.
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ZIG CLASS PACING-THREE HEATS
PURSE $1,000

Bonnie Steinway. CHI by Steinway
BonbOn hy Simmons &C.. Curry)..1
Moore, b g Alurphy). =
Captain Derby, b g Eidredge)..
Miss Gay, b IN (Heisholdt ........5 3 !
Hiialgc. b & tD.mareSD........ :,
BESSIE Earl CHI III G2ers) ...........1 i
Red Jacket. ch Dennis) ...........4 ) as
Time-2.0eH. 2.O91A. 2.09s4
TROTTING-THREE
HEATS-PURSE $3.50.
Sweet Marie. III by Mckinney
Lady Rivers by Mambrino Don
.u' 1900. :..-...............l / >
Wentworth, blk & tGeerSI. =
Angola, b IN tAmesD. 3 3
Time-212H, 2.o5%. 2.UG.
IL PACE-THREE HEATS-PURSE
$lO0J.
Owaissa, br m by Bingen- Improyi-
dent by Prodigal Criterp.
Long John, oh Z HaydenD. ::
Mercy Me. b m tThomaS). ........3 !
DIR. Francis, CHI & (Gcers). Dir
Bucklock. oh tMurphy) ..........4d dr.
Time-..1l1e, Lila, 2.l0.
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AROOSTOOK FAIR.
About 5000 People Take in the Sights
and Attend Races.

Presque ISLE Me. Sept 6.-The attend
ance at the fair and races Wednesday
broke all records in AroostoOk county
with about 5000 persons on the grounds.
The exhibits in every department are
large and complete and the fair is a sue
cess In every way
The baseball game resulted: Fort Fair
neid Pressure Isle o.. The races were
notly contested. three being finished. j.
2S CLASS, TROT AND PACE-pJ1RSE
500.
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HEATS-PURSE
RACING AT BELFAST,
Stiletto and Rosamond Winners in
Their Respective Events.

Belfast. Me.. Sept. G.-tSpeciaD.--The at
tendance at the Waldo County fair today
was about GOO The weather was al that
could lie asked for. There were two
races on the card. a free-for-all trOt or
pace and 20 special trot or pace. Still
etto won the first event and Rnsamond
the latter. The summary:
FREE FOR-AIL TROT OR PACE
PURSE. $40.
Stiletto. Oh by Straightaway
~.NroNieiJ ...--....... ........-.........l
Gen. f1skc, b q tRidrouU. ............4 = =
Film BUD, CHI nj by Rcd Elm tWoud-
,pui ' ..-..- ! i
Nancy s., b III HowanD ...............3 , )
Time-2.14ia. FL. 2.114.
222 SPECIAL TROT OR PACE-PU'RSE
$3.50.
Rosamond. 6 m Eagles. .........2 l
Ralph g., b & tSawyer) ..........1 2
Hari G.. Reylolos) :
Wallace. h K Davis ................4 3 ::
Meadow King, blk (GalagcD...5 ) )
Time-2..31a, 2.22$i, 225A. 2.2S.
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Red Paint. br by Ponce de Leon

Red Paint. br by Ponce de Leon
(bradouryD .......................l
Watchman, & bradbury. ...2 81
Jessie c.. b & 1McCory). .3 2 81
Bess NJ. b m (Plummer) .........5 s 81
Crown Jewel. b S CHaley). ..i 4 DIR
Time-2.251. 2.2Sts, 2.3Cis
2.27 CLASS. TROTTING-PURSE SEQ.
Brown Dick, s. by Lord Dufferin
~ Il i IL
Jay Wilkes & Miurphy). ......3 2 q
Don A, b 8 mckinney. .........2 81
Time-2.201s. ASA. 2.25A.
80 CLASS. TROTTING-PURSE SEQ.
Shamrock. b by Pine Wilkes
(6ceIeyD i
Simon, B e BRADBURY. ..............2 3 Il
Cola, b m (McBirniel ...............3 ;
Time-220 2l9A, 222.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-07
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