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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-17
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

G"vcrn"r John McIaur's rrSidcucr AT
Milford. \. H.. Was dlmagcd by fr
Sunday. Th" extent of the damage
were about $lio0 covered by insurance
NJ Rosebud. Tex. Saturday night tnr
farmers. hanged Mitchell Frazier. u ne
gro. because hr pushed Frank Hes.
white farmer. from walk. Hess Strur,i
the negro ana the latter used 4 Erf.
on Hess. TIL" mob Slnrmcd IT," town
prison in spit" nf tlic efforts nf Mayor
Stiping 70 stop them. They trck the
negro To- i scafrnlding supporting J
tank and hanged him.
Thr Montana Republican Stat" CON
vent ion at Helena adjourned SATURDAY
night after nominating Charles \.
Pretty of ChortFaU for Congress and
Henry G. Smith uf Leads aud Ia rk
county for justiC" Of tn" supreme
court. The resolution declared for th,
initiative" and referendum. fur an
tn tn" primary law. for The
election OF senator's by direct vote nEd
iadorscs President Roosevelt ana the
work Of Congress. ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-17
SPANISH WAR VETERANS
Hold Business Mceting-G. A. Nc
Carthy Elected Department President.

Lewiston. MI. Sept. l6.-Thc annual
cncanln"nt Of the Maine Departm, mt.
National legion Of Spanish War Vet
cram. WAS held here Saturday. about
20 delegates being i'll attendance The
afternoon was devoted to a business
session. at which several official re-
ports were read and officers elected. 1t
WAS reported that during the past year
the. organization had increased about
200
Officers were elected as follows: De-
nartnenf commander. George A. Nc
Carthy. lewiston: senior vice com
mander. John $. CaSs"ldcn, Portland: +:
Junior Vicr commander. William :.
Costello. TognS; department inspector,
Thomas MrCabe. Togus; department
surgeon. !. B. O'Neii1. Portland: judge
advocate, Samuel i. Lovejoy, Angus
ia: chaplain. Samuel Willis, Lewiston
Delegates to the national encamp-
ment at Washington: II. T.. Emerson,
Portland; Thomas McCabe, Togus: III.
F. Bra adbury. Norway and T. II. Sex
ton, Portland.
The next annual State encampment
will be held at Augusta.
Following the business session q
shore dinner was served at a pleasure
resort and the evening was devoted to
a social gathering.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-17
MASTER AT ARMS MAY DIE.
Sailors Object to Discipline and AS
sault Petty Officer.

Norfolk Va. Sept. l6.-Nlth the de-
parture of the cruiser Cleveland from
the navy yard yesterday the story OF
mutiuouS conduct on the part OF Il
number of her crew became current.
II is reliably reported that while the
cruiser was making hasty preparations
to leave this yard Friday night NUM-
Der Of the crew objected to discipline
Of a mastcr-at-arms and gave nm
an unmerciful beating. The CONDITION
of the man was such that he was not
expected to live and Assistant Surgeon
Lewis H. Wheeler. attached TO the navy
yard was hastily summoned to attend
him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-17
NORMAL CONDITIONS
Now Reached at San Francisco-Thc
Free Kitchens MOI Now Necessary.

San FrarriScn, ScEt Condition.
for III" refugees may now J." said to
have reached a normal position. This
We k all but one Of the free kitchens
nave passed out of existence. With this
also passed into n more stable grade ot
hi" number of people whose cond-
ton has changed for the better. There
arc now dependent oil the bounty Of tho
relief corporation about the usual num-
h"r of dependents that will be found in
cities ~ this size.
In this connection il may be stated
THAT about all nf the people who left
h"r" ht tn" timr Of the disaster have
returned. The population has also re-
c"Iv"d large addition by the number
"f mechanics that have come out to
hClp in the rebuilding
There IS vet room for plenty more
ana the prevailing wages offer better
Inducements than any other field at
present. The amodnt of work to be ac-
c"mplishcd will give all who desire to
work several years employment at the
closest ejaculation. Of course, the
building trades have the biggest call
but all lines are busy. and the numb, y
OF laborcrS to execute the heavier
grades Of work arc badly in need Of re
cruiS. Men are coming i'll daily and
have no trouble in finding work. 1t may
surprise people to know that to labor
crs cleaning brick ana carrying IF de-
bris as high as $3.50 per day is paid, ana
at this figure the demand up to date
has FAR exceeded the supply.
Beginning this week the first of tho
5000 cottages tn be erected on the pub
lie squares were put in place. These
cottages arc portable. and will consist
of two and three rooms. The cottages
are being built chiefly for the people
who now live in tents in the public
PARKS. When these people are taken
care Of. if there are any cottages left.
they will be given out to people who
lost their homes by fire. 1t has been ar
ranged that the cottages are to be
ready for occupancy by November. A
nominal rental Will be charged for the
cottages. 81 a month for a two-room
and Sc Cor 4 month for a thrae-room.
Ingleside racing park is now in the
hands of small army of men and
within two weeks will be ready Cor oc-
cupancy by the refugees.
According TO the secretary OF tie Tn
darwriters' Association. more than
500. coo OOO Of insurance has been paid
10 policyholders here. \ number of the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-17
THE PENSACOLA
Won BY the Oarsmen of the kearsarge
at Bar Harbor.

Ear liarbor, Me, Sept. 16.--In wha'c-
boats, dinghys. cutters and gigs, the
oarsmcn Of the battleship division of
the North Atlantic squadron raced sat
urday afternoon in the effort to acuuir"
for their ship the coveted trophy. the
Pensacola cup. given to the fleet hy the
city of Pensacola on condition that II De
raced for annually.
There We're four races and to the
ship making the best showing WAS 10
go the honor of holding the cup for the
next year.
The winner proved the Kc1rsnrGr'
whose representatives won first place
in two races and made Il good showing
in the others
The Illinois was second in the nuplber
Of points won.
The first race for cutters was won by
me crew from the Kearsargc, with me
IiIinois and Missouri crews close astefh'
HlishlnE in the order named.
Tie gig race was won by the creW
from the flagship Maine, with that
from the Indiana second
Inc iowa crew succeeded in carrying
away first honors in the dinghy race
with the Missouri second and the HI
fois third. The whaleboat race was
won with case by the Kearsarge oars
men, with the Alabama crew second.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-17

tatcs having long since been in pawn
he was able I" make good living in
j"v"ry stores. lie worked bat only a
few days in each place.
\ irwelcr III Harlem has toll the 20
lice that y few days after the baron
haze been employed Ne w"S lcft III
charge Of the Stnr, for thre" hours.
when the proprietor returned il" found
4 sign on the door that tho baron had
hccn taken i'll suddenly and would re-
turn in 10 minutes. After waiting four
hours the i"wrler. who had left his
keys with the baron. had the door brok-
cn open. Uc told the police that ut
least $tGt0 Of his stock was missing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-17

BASEBALL NOTES.

Tie Highlanders will play 40 more
games at home This scasin.
Owner Winn Of the Lowell franchise
is to enter the N.rNard Law siciup!
this fan.
Cari'ick continues t" do good work
for Ncwark. He shut Montreal or.t las,
Tuesday.
Toe Bean made tire" hits. on" Il
triple. il St.nc with Rochester tie
other day.
The umpircs in tho Eastern League
have been having some Very warm
experiences.
The veteran Dick Harley has played
Il very good game for the Providence
club this season.
Great performance that of Arthur
Smith of the Lynns to hold down the
Norwich team To two hits.
Chances men have d cinch now. hut
Fielder Jones' has joined The Athletics.
tonni" Mack never lacks for material.
After All. Goodwin of milwaukee, is
not t. go to the Boston Americans He
is 4, ~ t" Washington. Obcrlin viii
90 tu EoSton.
Maragcr "BiIl" Armour ,f th,. Detroit
club chHrIcteriZrS it as fol C!c roi that
his club has not been trying to do its
best all along
The Boston Americans will play fv,.
games in thrc" days in Clevc!tnd tltis
week, GnUblChead"rS coming on Thurs
day ana Saturday.
Owner Al. Vim of the Lowell club
has secured 4 good hallplayer in Pitch
er T. i. Remission. who has been with
the Trolley League.
iitChor Cunningham. tho Strou,ls
lnlrr.. Pa. star lid better IL Ms second
gam" f"r thr Athletics ana made !.
"0od showing against the WashinStons.
Manager Armour saws that every
player nn tn" Detroit club is his friend.
TIL only unmanaPcahle man on his
team. according to him, was catcher
Warner.
Spring:iel GllD defeated the Cfica
20 cubs" recently 1T springfield. 3:
to l. Frrome pitched for tn" yictnr>i
ami but three his were made of his
delivery.
capt. Tim" Flood "r the Altoona
club asked for his release ana ii WAS
refused. lie then took French Icav,
ana inined the Toronto club Of the
Eastern League.
All rcScrv" lists containing not more
than Il players. not including all i'll
eliribl" players. must be in the hands
"f Secretary Farrell of the Nationa
A<s"ciation by Sept. 2T.
iiElcy Of the New York Mail says
he has seen many scraps on the ball
field, hut Lever such u dirty piece of
work as that between Ferris and Hay
don in New York last week.
tdllN enough. tw" players in each o.
~" niaJpr leagues appear to have hII
~ monopoly of til hnmr-run hitting
Davis and Hickman i'll the American.
Lumley ana Jordan in the National.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-17
ONCE LIVED IN LOWELL.


Lowell, sept 16- Miss Blanche WcS-
ton .Icwett was reported in the newspa- :
rcrS on Aug 2S last us having been
married last July in New York CITY to
Baron Sofcld of Germany.
Miss .IeWctt is said I" have lived
ircre i'm her girlhood days and shown
considerable talent as IN 'iocutirniSt.
II WAS. reported later that she h''d hH"n
legally separated from nr. w. l.. Mai
Ilbcr. Sh" has been on til" STAG" anu
before her marriage to til" German
baron was announced i WAS understood
she was to appear in The CIansnan.
Friends say Miss JtWctt has not been
here for four years.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-17
BASEBALL GAMES THIS WEEK.
NATIONAL LEAtiI'E.

Monday Philadelphia nj New York
f,uc5dHE. N"lnG SdIy and Thursday
Chicago at Boston, Pitt%burG at New
York. Cincinnati at Brooklyn. st. Louis;
at Philadelphia.
Friday and saturday Pittshurer 1T RoS-
ton. chirh%o at New York. Cincinnati II;
Philadelphia. ST. Louis at Hrn"klyn.
AMERICAN I.ItAGi-E
M"u'lIH. TN, S'!aN ana "Wednesday Bos-
tun at prtTrli. New Nul!i At ST. Louis.
Philatoil lil "a chicago, Washington ~
cleveland.
Thursday- i;o..;on III c!,yrllnd, Wash
ingtnn at b"trnit.
r'r:dav arI Saturday Boston at cIovt-
Rand. MHshin.iun ut Detroit. New YORK
at chicago. Philadelphia ut st. Louis.
SnudnN-%..w York at Chicago. Phila-
d"lI,hI ut st. Louis.
INTER -LF.tGtE,
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday,
WORCESTER at Norwich. Lynn ut Spring
held.
Thursday. Friday and Satur'lay-Wor-
c.St"r nt Springfield. Lynn ut Norwich.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-17
BlCAMY CHARGE
Against Baron August
Franz Eugene Won Sofe'd.
Three Wives Located and Police
Expect to Hear From More.
His Career in This Country Has Been Varied
and Somewhat Rapid.

New Work. sept. 1e.-Bar"n AugIlS;
Fram2 Eugcn v"n Wlldrrk-Sofeld was
arrested Saturday in Brooklyn jewel
~ store. The Manhattan police say
they hav" found three of his alleged
wives and expect +" find - half dozen
or 80 others. Resides the charge "f big
amy made by a Newark woman whu
ranks herself as the first Baroness
vnr Waidcck $ofcId, the police say ut Il
~ charges are expected t. be made bv
business houses.
The arrest Of the baron WAS the re-
SUIT If Il dispatch published on Aug.
- from Lowell, Mass. stating that So
cirty there had Just learned of the mar
riagc on July 10, in the Little Church
Around the Corner in New York, of
the baron ard Miss blanche Weston
Jeyctt. Il yuun% society woman of Low
ell Who. since her divorce from Dr.
William L. MalIaber. in san Francisco.
has been Il member of the theatrical
company producing Nancy Brown"
The publication reached the eye Of a
Raroness Won Waldeck-Sofeld. who
lives with her parents at 716 Springfield
avenue Newark and who before be-
coming a baroness was Miss Catherine
DevGss. She recalled that the baron
married her five years ago and disap-
Dcared few weeks later.
Baroness No. went on the trail. got
a warrant and obtained police assist
ance. The police say that besides the
actress, they have found others who
claim TO be Baroness Won Sofeld. The
baron was located in Brooklyn through
the fact that he is an expert jeweler.
The revenues from his ancestral es-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-17
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Lyman j.. Atwood % WlIthan was
arrt stoi 1T Peaks i;;land Saturday 10y
capt. Merrill of station 3. 10y order of
Marshal Waterhouss. The arrest wa
requested ty chief Mckenna of Val
than, who said that he is wanted or
three charges. He will he taken Ia
Waltham.
The $50 girls who went ont on strike at
the Continental Paper RaS Mills 1t Rum
ford Falls three weeks ago in order to
force their demands for increas sed wages,
have voted to return to their work Mon
day at the compromise terms presented
by the manufacturers. The girls who
were paid 81 a day demanded $1.2 day.
The company finally agreed to pay 81 Sc
and s. week to the apprentice expert
enced AMI advanced employees, resrec-
lively.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-17
THE DAYS DOlNGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.

to such advantage by the Carlisle J..
dams. This formation WAS inf a.. =.
ible under the old rules as under ia. 40
Coaches everywhere are lonki,.-
small scores this year The ncv, ,,', ~.
rule will cut down the SCORING. ahi,:,,'
a team Dearly one-half. This iy ma.
ory, but has been demonstrated Il, -.
played under the tcn-yard mi. ,r,
Michigan team, which was accuyt,n,,
roll up scores Of 100 points ana nnra
a single game and more than M /.
single season, VIII MT repeat those pnr.
formanccs. Yost's men must nov r,.
tent themselves with small scores. apd u
the teams ar" evenly matched IL may !,
no SER ut All.
Every Wcll-cQuippcd university cl,;..,
this fall will have one or two c,acho.,
whose duties it will be to invent Mon,
PLAYS. At Yale this Office is performed b..
" alter Camp, who also does a great d,,,
OF the actual coaching. At Princeton H..
etratcgist is Prof. J. B. Fine. who has.
had much success in the invention of ro,.
plays and formations for the Tigers A.
the University Of Pennsylvania DR. Car,
Williams. the first PLAYER to use aud
make famous the quarterback kfcL
thinks out new plays. He IL assisted H.
George Brooke. the old fullbtck. DcI,nd
once performed Il similar service for
Harvard, but he has been Sircrscded bv
the head coach, William II. Reid. Jr Az
Cornell Clean Warner thinks out all tn.
freak plays. in addition to doing the act
ual coaching.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-17


rivals is virtually slIrc ri Il place, even
if he does happen to lac inferior i'll other
respects. ro make certain that this sort
| of game would he properly developed Tho
leading institutions last spring hcid spec
| ial punting cont sts for their players. ard
many Of the men were instructed TO take
! fJutbaliS home with them on their sum
mcr Vacations and practice punting and
| drop kicking.
Tnn real rcascn for emphasizing this
kicking; game is no. that good kicking is
to be rewarded any more than il cveI
| was, but hereby that the new rule rcquir-
| ing tit" bah to be advanced 10 yards in
| three downs will so frequently put a team
| in such Il plight as Ia rcqli.r accurate
puntiug. 1t is to II" regretted that ther>
are 81 few iiIst-clas'; puntcr; in tn" East
ern cniicg"S. The Fast has moi u, cn able
tn b.,i,.. cf any good kicker since tho day
Of John Dewitt. the old Princeton cap.
tain.
Thr ronr supply nf kIrker: is duo to the
lack of tttntion plid to tins department
Of the game Now that there is pre-
MUM on good kicking 4 host Of good
kck"rs will probably be out in all the
Eastern COLI grs. Furthermore. he rise
in tn" STANDARD of pmting will be fol-
low' l'v Il similar rise in drop kicking.
Rutl! of Ties" changes will be welcome
to til" followers of the sport.
An unusual amount of interest is dis
played by the coaches in the games other
coaches are formulating for the new
rules
RecauSr Of the radical changes there
Will probably be more plays and fornla-
tions sprung this fall than in the entire
previous history Of the game. The new
rules VIII make it necessary for the
coaches To use their inventive ability,
ana Il good many of them have been la
boring over new plays for a good part
of their summer vacations.
a good many Of the now PLAYS will
have to I've discarded as useless, Dor their
availability cannot be properly tested eX-
ccpt in a real game.
The Yale coaches seem to have taken
the most advanced steps in solving new
plays for this fan. The team held an
unusually long and thorough practice last
spring and the players mastered Il good
many points of the new style Of football
The presence Of Walter Camp, the editor
Of the rcW rules. gave Yale an advantage.
Something has leaked out concerning one
pee nliar format tion on which ConSidcrI BILE
tim" mt last spring. In this for
nation there were IL men in the llC Of
scrimmagc. the only one behind il II, ing
the quarterback. This play is intended
as trick and is capable of more varia
tiouS than the famous wiuGahiit used
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

DESPITE the fact tina! the Dominican
CUSTOMS produced greater revenues in
1905 than ever before, averaging more
than 5000 0GO IL month. the collections
tiiS year average onc-third more than
for tho preceding year. II is also said
that quite number Of persons have
gone to the island recently and taken
land for the cultivation of cocoa.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-17
HICKEY Is ELECTED
PRESIDENT Of Boot and Shoe Workers
Union Over Pres. Tobin.

brcckton, Mass, Sept. 16.-With re-
turns lacking from 30 cities and towns
quallhed to vote in the matter. the fig-
ures coinpilated by the Times show
,hat Thomas B. Hickey of this city has
peen elected general president of the
Soot and Shoe Workers Union over
'"hh r. Tobin. present incumbent. by
plurality of 1927. the total being: Hick-
o'9l Tobin 4424. OF the 30 places not
i.eiro from it is understood that 90 did
- vote, leaving 10 places unac""unnh
Tor in the returns.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-17

AMERICAN LEAGUE SATURDAY.

At Philadelphia Athletics !: Boston !
,trst gTtm"J; Athletes !. i1"aton tSccond
game. M
At Clov land Cleveland l. Detroit ..
At Washingtun-W Washington ), Ncw
York I nirSt GamrD: New York &, Wash
ingtnn tS"cond Eam"D.
At Chicago ChicaG" 6. st. Louis /.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-17

Eastern representatives say tina i'll of
~" adjusting woY will be completed
within two weeks. u his does not mean
that every fir" loss Will be paid. but
that every proof Of loss Will have been
filed with the companies Interested.
There ~" now - companies on the
"Roll Of Honor" This includes only tho
companies that have paid dollar for
dollar on their losses. About the same
number of companies have paid -
cents on the dollar, and other COM
ranirS have paid from 60 cents on thc
dollar down 40 nothing at all. OF the
latter thor" are but few and they are
generally foreign concerns
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-17

The Rev. DIR. David w. Clark OF Gin
cinnati is making an effort to secure
sufficient money to erect a monument
over the grave of the late negro poet.
Paul Laurence Dunbar. Mr.. CIark's
father was a stakeholder. but he saws
"the man who wrote When Mandy
Sings and When the Corn Pane Is Hot.
deserves q monument
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-17
At CiNt'INNATI.
NATIONAL LEAGUE SATURDAY.

At Eustnu Philadelphia I, Boston l.
At NV YnTk riro"kiym !. NV Ymrk
ti"@t SamrD; New York ., Brooklyn
tsetO Ond gimcl.
At st. Chicago {. st. Louis
UirSt GamcI; Chicago I. ST. Louis e (s"c
ond game; called end 1th, darEncS:).
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-17
THE POST SERIES STANDING.
FOOTBALL SCHEDULES.
III R\ ARD

HARVARD.
S"nt. 2? Williams at Cambridge.
oct. ; -Eowuoir at Cambridge.
oct. e niNci<S Of Maine at Cam
bridge.
oct. 10 Eatcs at Cambridge.
oct E3-AmhcIst Agricultural AT Cam
bridge
oct. 70 Springfield Manual at Cam
bridge.
Oct. 27-W,*t Point at West Point.
N"V. brown at Cambridge.
NoN. in-Carli%l" Indians at Cambridge
Nov, dartmouth at Cambridge
Nov. 2HGalr N New Haven
PRINCETON.
sept. lila Nova at Prinrctnn
oct. ) Stevens at Princeton.
oct. 6-WaShinston and jefferson at
Princeton
oct. lo-Lchish At Princeton.
oct. la-princct N 1T Annapolis
oct. 2n-Rurknrll at Princeton
oct. .7-corn"ll NJ New fark City.
Nov. 3-li"rtmo,th at Princeton.
Nov. "-i'rirr, ton at West Point
Noy. 11-Yal" at Princeton.
CARLISLE
S"rt. :G-Nill, Nova at Carlisle.
Sept @t-Alhright at CarIisi-
oct. :-SilS1uchanna ut Carlisle
oct. 6-Stat" College at Carlisle.
oct. .r-Wcstcn University ut Pitts
burg.
oct, Pennsylvania at Philadelphia.
Nov. "-Syrac,i>'.. Il, Buffalo.
Nov. 10 Harvard al Cambridge
Nov. iI-AIinn6 sofa at Minneapolis
Nov. .i-Nirginia at Norfolk.
YALE.
oct. = Wesleyan 1T New Haven.
oct. f-.SvraclISc ut No. Haven
oct. 1n-Springticld Manual at New Iia-
ven.
oct. 13-IIoly Cross AZ New Haven.
Oct. W-rcnn State at New Haven.
Oct. :1-Amherst at New Haven.
Nov. 3-WcSt Point at West Point
Nov. 10 Brown at New Haven.
Nov. 1.-Prinrrinn at Princeton.
Nov. II Harvard At New Haven.
PENNSYLVANIA.
oct. "-ticttysburG at Philadelphia.
oct. 6-North Carolina at Philadelphia
Oct. l"-Swarllmorr ut PhiIad"lphia
oct III rsnuS al Philadelphia.
oct @l-Brpwn at Philadelp't
oct. p Carlisle mt PhiIadclpha
Nov. .-Lata%cttr ut Thiiad" d"lphI.
Nov. 1G-WashirGtnn ut Philadelphia.
NOV. 1i-Michigln at Philadelphia.
NOV. 2i-Nilla Nova 1T PhiladelDlIiI.
Nuy. 29-corncI ut Philadelphia.
CORNELL
Sept. "h-colgat" az rt.ritrll
oct :: Hamilton ut Ithaca.
oct. G-Dh"rln at Ithaca.
oct i'@Nia;;ari at ltna'I.
oct 1:!--BuCknclI ut Ithaca.
OCT. @I-Howduin at Ithaca.
oct. 21--Prncrton at New York.
Nnv. 3-W"St"rr University at Ithaca.
Nuv. lh-IIolv Cross ut Ithaca
Nov. 1.-Swart hmor,. at Ithaca.
Nov. @i-PcnrSylvania ut Philad lptia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-17
EASTERN LEAGUE SUNDAY.
AZ Montreal Montreal =. Baltimore I.
EASTERN LEAGUE SATURDAY..

At BunaIo-i,utalu }. Jersey CITY =.
At Observation-Disclosures !, Rochester -
At ToronIo-Providencc .. Toronto |
ttirSt s;im"); Toronto !, Providence ; tsec-
ond pImc).
At Montrral-Mnntrcal &. baltimore :
uirst gamrD; Baltimore $, Montreal ! (scc-
uId Gamc).
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-17
Steamer MONGOLIA Ashore.

Honolulu. Sept 16-The steamship
Mongolia is ashore near Midway Is
land The Mongolia sailed from Ioko-
hnma for san Francisco Sept. 10.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-17

Pauperism continues to decline in
England. At the end of July. 1905. the
figures were 216 to every 1000 of the
population. as against 22.o at the end
OF July in the previous year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-17
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE,
POST SERIES.

At Lynn Springfield !. Lynn : uirst
game; Lynn o. Springfield tsrcond
Earirb.
1T Worcester Norwich 10. Worcester l.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-17

There are now upward of 400 lunches
Of grapes on the famous vine at Iamp-
ton Court Palace, England, which is
los years old.