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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
T., g q. HAS Big Z: oU !. 1 \
IArticles5of Cons olidation r egard-
&. ing the New Chicago Line
! Will Be Filed. s5

The Richmond railway OH Gals who
attended the rite convention 4 in New
York this week have all returned, except
President George ". Stevens, OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio. President Lcake,8
Assistant 81 to the President Duke and
Traffic Manager Warren p. Taylor, OF
tho Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-i
5tomac, and General Manager G. II. Doyle.
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio, reached
town on yesterday. 9S5
81 In speaking OF the rate convention Mr.
Duke said that the whole matter was
settled after one days session. The
convention appointed committee, Of
which Mr.. I. Green, freight traffic man
lager OF the Southern. was made chair
man, to give out statement to the
press reg arding the determination Of the
railroad men. 8 AZ Il. iii w s
The Richmond, Fredericksburg and I'o-s
tomac Ia uniquely situated as a railroad
ment It requ Tres to handle Its enormous
amount OF freight. While other roads
are using every endeavors to acquire
equipment, and the people OF the country
are Crying out against the transportation
companies on account OF the dearth of
cars, the Richmond, 4 fredericksburg AMI
Potomac has had no complaint made. 81 Il
Articles OF consolidation OF three rail-
roads in different parts Of Pennsylvania
will be filed at Harrisburg this week
This WILL constitute the formal announce
.ment OF a project OF prominent foreign
bankers associated with Joseph Ramsey,
Jr,, former president OF the w abash, to-
build q low-srade \. double track railroad
from New York to Chicago, by way Of
Pittaburg, w hlch will cost about s1b0 000,-{
l0OO Compl etc surveys have been made,
and It is expected that the road will
require three years TO construct. IT Is I'M
tended to operate II with electric loco
motives. y 1t viii he known as tho New
York, Plttsburg and Chicago Air Line
ana Will be B sixty-five miles shorter to
New York than the ennsylyania,
The cost OF the line between Plttsburg
and New York - estimated at between
rs, 600 o0O III and n 500. 00A 900, all OF Which
has been pledged, the bulk OF II by foreign
capitalists. x 81. 53 3 VI
The state Railroad Commission OF Wis
consin e. has made a ruling In q case
brought by 8 shipper against several rail,
roads, the effect OF which Is practically
to lower tho rates on grain one cen t ~
bushel. It 10 estimated that this reduction
will cost the raj roads OF the State $780,
900 "a year, J3 J{ Az A.3j{334 Il a
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X No Evidence 81 Assault.

There was no evidence In the t Police
Court yesterday morning to substantiate
the charge made by A, z r.: 4 ucchessl
against r., easel, alleging that the latter
had attempted to oriminally assault Mrs,
Lucchessi. and the case Was dismissed 60
Nj q. X. Pollock appeared for the ao-0
'olsed and by witnesses summoned and
~ the interested parties proved that
the man was playing cards with Mrs,
i,ucclessi when her husband rushed in
and had the warrant sworn out, Mrs,
Iuect essi had lost a game, and II Gis said
that easel demanded Q kiss as the pen-
atty " B 5's5 II y tf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
( URGED 8; TO CLEAN U P.
Mayor McCarthy Co-operates
With Civic Improvement League

Mayor MCCARTHY yesteTdH lssu e. We
and householders Of Richmond al VI I
!, ,prhe Civic improvement League. de-
string to establish !. an annual cleaning
day for the city OF Richmond has urged
upon our citizens the desirab ility q &. 2
general cleaning UP between the 2eth
day Of August and the 50 day Of septeln,
Der. The people are resrectf u lly trgea
to adopt this stime for q EsnDra .clesn-
ina IN Of the yards, cellars and hons & 9
of the ctys Wherever Y y pra narchsa
houses houses, ana fences, II Is topel that me
result sc this effor \ Will be- 50 Pisa slng
and satisfactory that hero rter geme flllne
WIN bei des,gnat ted In the ssprltsE q eaets
Year Year for a general cleaninE VI, OF me
whole GstS. most Straps " A'ss ss 'sss
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Magazine Notes.

James Branch Cabell has story IN
the September Appleton which Will pc
read with interest by his many 1rlenas
here and elsewhere. f 81 - gt II BIZ, .4 53 y,
II Is both romantic and dramatic. with
q French background for n setting. ana
the period following that OF King LOUIS
XIV. TO lend 1t distinction and plctur-
esauencss Tho story 1s illustrated ~
Arthur Beeoher, and In It's telling. q
very tragic note Is struck, showing nov
In tho heart of old French fmo obi ny. de-i
yotlon to France was O supreme ana IN
dying passion. other writer's In Appleton
for September are: Charles Wellington
Furlong, John Phllip sousa, g rant " IL
lace, a Ian IT, Beason, Anne warner,
Elizabeth buer, s.. Decatur Smith, r., a,
w, Rolker. Thomas 3. Jones. Y n. Ches-
ter Ifolcombe. CLIFFORD HoEar4 isaeel Y
Howe .Flske. w. Victor Cook, Zona Gale.
I'heodnsia Garrison. Frank Arnett,
Charlotte Wilson and Edward .. Alar-
Edna Kenton's novelette,, .Where the,
Set. deals with modern, social maj ried
life and its divorce prohlerls, j Y is tn'
tereElnHly written and as IA pSy Gholog-
ienl study has Its nlcri taplgus points;
,Otherwise tho magazine isi well made Ep.
William n, Iighton IL to ppear IN he
October issue AZ me leading contributor
IN he 3i4leA ~ The !GARe, Rp2Ess At2ks
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les following his novelette, will Abe, y by
James vi Hopper. 4 May Harris, ~ liam
Hamilton Osborne owen IL ldare. john
son Morton Edna Kenton, Frederic Ia I, a
Der Cooper and Temple Bailey, and the
essay will fbe in Maurice Francis Egan's
happieat Yelr1, q and called THE Food Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25

terror view Of the studio and its quaint
garden and a reproduction. OF the .tll, re-
Ecumber,t Ak statue Of General 81 Robert & -.
Lee. 31,lie group of Illustrations and what t.
Mrs. Bosher. writes harmonize entirely
SO thoroughly has she Erasped the motive
power apparent In the crea ttons %o y Mr.
Valentines genius and the fact that ne
has always remained true to the N highest hes
Ideals. I'D n. ~. d N.
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eeot,p,le to accept this su1gggestlon q

people 4 to accept this suggestion OF the
league and try for once ID demonstrates
the utility OF a general movement for
better conditions throughout "a the city.
1t is understood that the street Cleaning
Department VII make Straordlnary &, ST..
throughout the city.
5,.'' BY request or the league I have given
this B official notice and referred this
request to all our ltizens. Il IL \
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pu0Nahea
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25

4 Poems from such fnyorite writer's as
Curtis Hidden Page, Arthur stringer,
Robert Gilbert Welsh. Samuel hinturn
Peck, Theodosia Go rrison and Else Bar
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-7n,.A1ul-,A FARM VERY nEAUrIF 20

M DAHLlA FARM VERY BE AUTlFuL,
Many people who loye the drives ab :
hi field OF dahllas Which 4 J, Mr.. Mark
drhoimpson has grown this Y year, s35as Mr..
ThonIlpsor never had more g bundan Mt sue-
sssz than has come ia him {thlA xeasl
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II POEMS You ought to Know

Whatever YOUR occupation however crowded YOU
es
life With pt OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-07
firms ARMINC.
Open War in Support Of
the Next Outbreak.
Troops Being Drilled and Mum
itions Being Secretly Acquired.
Gen. 6rodekcff, the UnmercifuI, Made Rus.
sian Vlceroy in the Far East.

ST. Petersburg, Feb. 6.-The Novoe
Nremyt today continued it's reVela-
tons in regard to the importatiOnS of
arms into Finland. The paper declared
ii had evidence that the radical Organ-
liza ton i'll Finland was preparing for
open war III support of the next out
brcak OF the Russian revolutiOniSts.
Not only were well armed infantry
forces being drilled, but horses were
being trained for cavalry and artil-
lery service and shells for field artil-
lcry were being imported.
The statements of the NovOc Nremya
are undoubtedly correct SO far us the
Finnish extremists are concerned. but
the NationaliStS and even the Social
Democratic organization disclaim any
connection or even sympathy with vio-
lent measures.
The appointment Of Gen. Langhoff,
former commander of the Semionovsky
Regiment, to be state secretary of
Finland, the connecting link between
the Emperor and the grand duchy, is
unsatisfactory to the Finlanders. Cen
eral Langhoff though native Finn has
been Il lf" time in the Russian service
and has no administrative qualities.
The governor of HioerncborS, who was
the Finnish candidate for the state
secrctarysl:ip. WAS rejected although
his candidacy WAS supported by Count
Wittc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-07
FOOTBALL,
u. Of Michigan Votes to
Continue Football.
Retains Coach yost, Who Has
Contract Running 4 Years.
Wisconsin Favurs Rules Modification and
Suspension for Two Years.

Ann AriDor. Mich. Feb. 6.--At II scs
sion lasting late last evening the Uni
vcrsity of Michigan senate voted praC-
ticully unanimously to retain Coach
Yost Tor the Michigan football eleven
regardless of the rcCOmnendatiOn OF
the recent Chicago fooaball conference
which declared against professional
coaches who were mot faculty members.
There was no great controversy over
this question, Yost having a contract
running four morRycars. The propos-
al made by the University of Chicago
that football be abolished for two years
was defeated by Il decisive vote.
1t was decided to accept the Chicago
conference recommendation for Il three
years eligibility rule but at the Univcr-
Sity of Michigan the rule is not to be
retroactive, that is, it will not apply to
students who entered college under the
former conditions. This ruling of the
senate Will save Capt. Curtis. Garrels.
barlow and Schultz, who have been
III athletics three years and would have
been ruled out under the Chicago re-
COMMUNICATIONS.
When the proposition to abolish the
training t.tble was reached. Il deter
mined fight was started i'll favor of re-
tanning tha tables but having won out
on its primo ipal contentious the oppose
ton did not press its advantage and the
rule to abolish training tables was en-
dOrScd as were also the remaining res
OlutiOES of the Chicago conference.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-07
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET,
Features OF the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

Now York, Feb. 6.--'Thc stock market
gave further convincing evidence today ol
IFS lapse into the hands of Professions
operators of the smaller class. The in.
riiildt'on was to close up transactions
during Tn" day. the result being a later
r"tra"ing of earlier advances. The sales
Tor the day fell below the Zoo. 40 share
marx thus putting an end to Il series of
i'''"''H-Slar2 days extending without in
terfuption back to the first week in De-
cemhcr.
The narrow dimensions of the market
deprived it of any great signifcancc in
us hearings on larScr conditions. The re-
coFtrF which set in during the latter
part OF yesterday was continued. hut the
demand became more languiG as the adj
vance made progress and a hesitating
tone developed in the higher levels Such
activity MS there was Centcred largely in
special stocks and the strength shown by
tneSt' had q notable sympathetic effect
on the general list. The severe winter
weather as being sedsonable was ex-
pected to rectfy some of the slackened
demand in mercantile lines and the action
of the wheat market failed to show any
apprehension of damage to the wheat
crop by the cold weather.
ooitle OF the earnings reported by rail-
ROADS made very favorable showing.
partly owing to the fact that the fourth
week of January this year had only one
WeeF of last year. The regular dividend
on Canadian Pacific disappointed some
speculative holders who sold the stock.
with consequent weakness. Prices of
stocks yielded easily tn the professional
rrof1t-taking of the latter part of the dav
advances We're much imDaired.
Bonds Wer. steady. Total sales. par
value So 900 United States bonds were
all unchanged on call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-07
WANT AND NEED.

There's a big difference
between what a baby wants
and what he needs. Deny
him the one, give him the
other. Most babies need
SCOTS Emulsion it's the
right thing for a baby. 1t
contains a lot Of strength
building qualities that their
food may not contain. After
a while they get to want it.
Why? Because it makes
them comfortable. : Those
dimples and round cheeks
mean health and ease. SCOTS
Emulsion makes children
easy; keeps them so, too.
SCOTT s BOVINE, 4os Pearl ST., New York.
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STERN MEASURES NEEDED.
So Gen. Grodekoff. Noted for Severity
Is Made Viceroy in Far East.

st. Petersburg, Feb. 6.-Reports
which have been in circulation for
several days to the effect that General
GrOdekOff, who was governor of the
Amur territory during the Boxer up
rising and who became noted for his
ruthless measures in restoring order
in the AmEr region and in Manchuria
will be appointed viccroy of the Far
East. with command of the land and
sea forces. are Observation-Disclosures
confirmed. Gen. Grodclloff who is G.
years old and q member of the council
of the empire, left St. Petersburg last
week for Hardin. General Lincvitch
the commander of tho Manchurian
armies will probably retire. His name
has been mentioned in connection with
the viccrOyalty of the Caucasus
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Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

New YORK. FcD ~
FLOUR Receipts. 3%;.9.i exports. I13l
sales 1000; quiet and barely steady.
WHEAT-R.ccipts. $4,000; exports. IL.
go; sales. 80 600 futures: spot firm: No.
rcd. 9Gia elevator: No. red, 9ka b
aiioat; No. l northern Duluth, ?J+4 1
ailOat.
:rORN-Rcccipts. S9,..2j; exports, f9.1l5;
sales, 5000 spot; spot barely steady: No
,. 5ll2Mj2 elevator ard &@ a1l0at;
No. . yellow. l9i,.; No white. 1l@.
OATS-Rcccipts. 1900: exports. 1906;
spot steady; mixed oats. 269S2 lbs: go,
3t,.; natural white. :;o6t33" lbs. 3G,aToi;
clipped white. :SGa40 lbs, 3S12Gt 10.
CIT MFATS-Steady.
LAI,D-WcStern steamed. I.SoTS.Uo: re-
fined. easy; continent, $40: S. A.. $50.
RUTTER-Firm, unchanged; receipts
goa
EGGS-Strong: receipts 1j,Si3: state; Pa
and nearby fancy selected white. 26nit
wcst rn tirsts. 2oi.; do. seconds, 1910
southCrns. 1i:i2Oia.
POTATOFS-Easy unchanged.
StrGAR-itaw. nominal; fair refining.
LIS: centrifugal. 9i test. 5 13-@-ni i-lG
molasscs sugar. Ills: refined, quiet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-07
DOES CAUSE DISTRUST.
w. Z. GarccIon on Bowdoins Position
in Maine College Athletics.

Boston, Feb. Gt--In IN interview to-
day William +. Garcclon Of this city,
who was one OF the speakers at the
banquet of the Boston Alumni of the
University of Maine. here last Satur-
day night on BOlydOinS athletics posi-
ton, said:
II do not want. to have my attitude
regarding the athletic policy of Bow
doin College misu ldcrstOod | know
the authorities Of Bowdoin to be
earnestly in favor of a high standard
in athle tics. Her athletic teams have
been made up of excellent young men
and ! would not be understood to say
that She has played men who would not
have bean eligible at the other Maine
colleges
THE University Of Maine. Colby and
Bates have agreed upon uniform rules
of eligibility. and all disputed matters
in athletics are referrOl to the Inter-
collegiate Arbitration Board. consist
ing of Il faculty member. graduate
and an undergraduate of each college
Bowdoin has declined to join in this
agreement and plan.
1t is understood that her eligibility
rules are the same or similar to those
Of the other colleges. but she reserves
the right to interpret those rules and
To decide who shall represent her in
contests. This attitude may or may not
give her an advantage. but it certainly
does cause dstrlISt in the minds or
tho students Of the other colleges when
there seems to be any doubt as to the
eligibility of ono of her players
With her prestige in the college
world and with more victories to her
credit in every branch of sport than
lany other Maine college. BOwdOin
should take tho lead III creating good
feeling among the students of the four
colleges and should cn-opcratc with tho
other colleges III their efforts to bring
about uniformity and to properly regu-
late inter collegiate contests"
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston. Feb. H.
FI.Ot'R-Guict and steady; spring pa
tent, mill shipment. i.60Hi3OO
cORN-Quict ana slightly easier: NO. )
OATS-luict; No. clipped quiet, 3oia
@3a.
HAY-No /. 15Ml6.-0: lower grades. 10
M1IO0.
MILL FEED-Quict.
SPRING BRAN-2I..1.
MIXED FEED-21 .I0ri2l.0.
COTTON SEED MEAL-3o !On32200
PGRK-Firm; medium. los.
BEEF-Dull: extra heavy sides, "i4Hi.-.
I.AMBS-Stcady; M9.
NEAI.S-Firm; 10nl2.
RI-TTER-Quict: northern. 25,a@2G.
CuEESE-Nery firm; York state. lTt
EfGGs-Fi.m; fancy. 2sM2G; eastern, g
m2i.
APPLES-Steady: Baldwns. 3JO"l.M:
Northern Spies. :;Ti.
OTATOI:S-E.asy: IIcbrons. s.; Green
Mountains, GJT70
40.
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SPORTING NOTES.

The Morris Bates pair, Mutablc and
Susanna. we're favori;es in the two-year-
olds race Mt the Now Orleans fair grounds
Monday, but neither reached the front.
and finished respectively second and third
To Jardnierc, on whom Radtke rode his
first race there. Liebcr was the only
other beaten favorite.
Henry L. Jod;n won the gold medal Of
fered by Everett II. Barney in the fancy
ska ting contest at Forest park Spring
field. Monday night for the Hampden
county championship. Between 200 and
Go spectators were present. Henry Boy
or of Hciyoke won second and Ira Sher-
win third honors. The judges were W;l-
liam F. Reed. president OF the Springfield
Skating Club: E. NJ. Way OF Hartford
and Arthur Despray.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, u cd. u.
A relatively small increase in the
worlds visible supply OF wheat was the
basis of q sharp advance in the price oil
wheat here today. AT the close. wheat
for May delivery WAS up l2n g. Corn
and oats were practically unchanged. Pro-
visions were 5H1t: lower to cents high
er.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WIiEAT-No. May. Shm:;s; July, Siat
CORN-No. > May. 4i;s@'.; May. AZ;
Sept, 4i7sN;lJ.
oATS-No May. SGisml2: July. 29,s
MESS PORk-May, H70: July, 1Ll2E2.
LARD-May, 40; July. $50:
SHORT RiBS-May, IS,; July. 40.
Cash quotations we're as follows:
WHEAr-No. . spring. Sass; Nc. s, So,
81; No. . rcd. S5lanS6is. .,,.
C-ORN-No =, 4l,@; No. yellow, 4l%:-
.DATS-No. >. 39,1; No. white, 3; NO
8 white 30m3li
RYE,-No. =. 80
HARLEY-Good feeding. 800 4.
MALTING-Fair to choice. 500.
FLAX SEEDING. ], LOO; No. | north
western. Id.
TIMOTHY SEED-Primc, go.
MESS PORK-14tJ M4.,O,
LARD-7.52lzGt7..l
SHORT RIBS SlDES-I.oos", 7.foft17O
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-BoXcd. sl9N
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SUSPENSION FOR TWO YEARS.
Ard Modifit :ation of Rules Favored by
by University Of Wisconsin.

Madison. Wis, Feb. G.-Aftcr dis
GUESSING the matter for seven hours
last nign,, tire faculty Of the Univer-
sity of WISCONSIN, adopted resolutions
relocating it's suggestion that football
be suspended for two years. if the
other universities of the Big Nine"
concur. 1t ALSO declared i'll favor of
the rccomme!a Nations of the Chicago
conference for Il modification of the
rules. Tic f;rculty asks President
Angel of Mich. Sai to call another COLI
ference.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-07

" edncsday-R"usc O'Ericn W. Eddie
Wallace ut New York; Billy uoncy) Mel
lody VS.. Billy Burke; Jimmy Gardner vs..
Jack Blackburn at Philadelphia.
Thursday--kid Pantz vs.. Max Freeman
at I,iycrpOint A. C.. Providence; Austin
Rice vs.. Tony Moran at Baltimore; Tom
my Sullivan VS.. Johnny Carroll at New
York.
Friday-Tcrry Martin VS.. Peter Suli-
van at Cambridge A., A; Eugene i'cbcnal1
vs.. Matty Matthews at Cincinnati: Auro-
lilo Herrera w. Kid Herman at Los An
Eclcs; Jack O'Kccfe VS.. lid Parker at
Spokane, Wash; Al Kaufman VS.. John
Willie.
Saturday-Tcmmy Sullivan vs.. Jack
Mckenzie ut Phiadelphia; Frank All
Chung vs. Kid Green at Portland, Me.
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"Cap" Arson Still in Baseball.

Chicago. Feb. 6.-City Clerk Ansou,
better known to baseball fans the
world over as cap" and "Ole Anse."
Is going back into the baseball bust
ness as n side issue with his other vari-
GUS duties. and the coming season will
have a crack team to contend with the
other semi professional mines around
the city. Arson has leased five acres
Of ground on South Park avenue, di-
rcctly south Of the White City, and
there will establish his team. to be
known as the White Citys.
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Rest
the Stomach

Nothing will cure INDIGESTION that
doesn't digest the food, ITSELF and give
the stomach a perfect rest.
You can't reasonably expect that
any weak stomach will regain its
strength and get well when it is
compelled to do the full Work that
sound stomach should do.
You wouldn't expect a sick horse
to get we'll when it is compelled to do
full days work every day of the week.
Your stomach must have rest.
But it isn't necessary to sfdrOe your.
self in order to rest your stomach.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is perfect
dieestant. 1t will digest all Of the food
you eat regardless Of the condition Of
your stomach
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Manager Frysinger Of Holyoke Dead.

Wilmington. Del, Feb. 5.-Jesse NJ
FTysinger, who last year managed the
'Holyoke Mass, baseball team. died to-
day at his home here. He was recently
operated on for an internal trouble but
beniorrhagcs set lii which resulted in
lis death.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-07
FOOTBALL NOTES.

Timothy =. Larllin. captain and quar-
tcrhJck of the '0i Holy Cross College foot
ball team and now IL student i'll Enston
University Law school. has been selected
to coacn Olcestcr Academy eleven for
1906 He coached Milford High last year
and had charge N the Worcester Acadc-
my boys for their last three games.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-07

Of taking the pitcher away, from the
plate the better remedy would be TO teach
him how to hit the ball. a CLUB that mas
good hitting pitchers like Plank or Ortn
of the best hitters in the game have
started as pitchers, Burkett Seymour.
Wallace, Callahan and Donlin come read
lily to mind as men who wouio nencr
have taken their rank had the pltcher
been deprived of his chance to go up anu
have a swing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-07
New York Cotton Market.

New York Feb. G.
Spot closed quiet ~ points lower. Mid
ding uplands, 1l.1J; do. gulf. IL. TO- Sales,
none
Galveston quiet. 1915 Charleston nomi
nal: Memphis quiet. 10 1916; New Or
leans steady 10 GIG; Mobile easy. 1G;s;
Savannah quiet. 10 9-l6
Net receipts for four days. 16,32G.
Exports to Great Britain, HE: to
France, 10.55S; to the continent, 45,1li; to
japan. 5i22.
Stock, 500 500.