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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-13

he. will try to make an airline trip tn
Chicago from New York in a race for
a prize of 5000. Il can't tell you much
about the details of the affair" said TIN.
acronaut. "All know is that two rep
reSentstiveS of the New York Aero Club
called on me Wednesday. and | signed
a contract and will start for New York
Wednesday. The race probably viii be
begun the following Sunday ana
hopr 70 make the trip through the
clouds to Chicago"
A special 10 The Memphis. Tenn.
Commercial Appeal from Leland. Miss.
says: Following the disappearance Of
w. II. Bell. cashier of the Delta Bank
Of Leland, ana an investigation Of the
books of the bank by the directors.
which, it is alleged, developed that
$1,000 of the banks funds are missing.
the doors Of that institution were closed
Wednesday night and Jack Stinson of
Leland named as assignee. An appli-
cation for receiver was made Thurs
day. The bank is capitalized at $34 900
and the deposits amount to $4,000. A
NJ. Love is president and A L. Neal
is vice president.
Not on your life" was the response
made by DR.. j. l.. Brooks of Washing
ton. ID. c., when invited Wednesday
night by a highwayman at Dallas.
Tex, to hold up his hands. Suting the
action to the words DR.. Brooks knocked
down the man and then turned tn the
mans companion who was unarmed
The latter ran away. The man with
the pistol snapped il twice at DR..
nf TN,.
Brooks chased them four or five blocks
and then notified the police. DR.. Brooks
is Methodist minister and is atten ling
the Methodist educational convention
"i Texas now in session at Dallas
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-13
MILK Diet.
Cyr Has Taken No Solid
Food in Past -Four Years.
Rowing Association Rules Gust
COIumbia's New Coach.
Some Good Trolling Events Are SIaled for
The Waldo County Fair.

Louis Cyr, the strong man, now in
LCWtlI Mass, has not eaten a particle
of 9clld food for the last four years. He
drinks only milk, Of which he con-
SumcS two and Il half gallons a day.
For the past - years he hasn't touched
Il drop of liquor. lie never sleeps more
than six hours a night. At 40 O'Clock
at The latest he is up and stirring.
He now :uUkc@ an occasional cigar,
but il Is only within the last 10 years
that he knew what a smoke was. Till
the age of 3i-he is now 44-he had
never touched even a cigarette.
Hia whole record, registered in the
New Yuih Clipper Annual is as fol-
lows:
Putting With one hand above his
head 2.312 Pounds; back lift Withuat
harness 1900 pounds; holding out with
one hand at right angles from the body
l33 pounds; pushing al fun arms
length above Tie head i barbell Of "a.
pounds; hands alone, by the grip Of the
hand no aid Of the knees 1S9Sl4 pounds;
one hand lift without the aid Of knees
9S5 pounds; one finger lift of the floor,
finger unprotected 535 pounds; sweep
ing dumb-be either hand straight
above the head lG3 pounds; holding out
separately one dumb-bell at each
hand, right hand 50 pounds, left hand
So pounds.
Cyr used to be upon time an enOr-
nous eater, till put upon the milk re
giIne by his physicians four years ago.
He ate six or Ven pounds of meat a
day. At one meal, he could dispose Of
one dozen egg and three pounds of
steak. Upon the milk diet he does not
feel his strength diminish. for he beat
all his own records upon his famous
match with Decarie on Feb &c last.
lie has grown rich of course upon
his travels. for he never drew less than
$500 2 week salary when under con-
tract. But he still loves the life and
keepS'up sport now for pleasures sake
He gets nvations wherever h goes III
Canada, also anywhere in the French
centers Of New England.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-13

The game with the Washington anu
Lee team has been Cancelled for
Wednesday, but another game with a
local team will be arranged i'll its place.
The Crimson squad will leave Richmond
next week Friday in the afternoon Tor
Annapolis, where they will play the
Naval Academy at their grounds, sat
urday afternoon, April Il.
After the game with Annapolis, sat
urday the squad will leave for New
York, arriving early Sunday morning
and reaching Cambridge Sunday after
noon. DR.. L. II. Nichols, who has beeii
at the head of the baseball at Harvard
for many successful seasons, VIII Joili
the team Sunday afternoon at Rlch-
r1ond. The squad Of men taken are
only proportional lot Of candidates,
for many good men are being left IN
Cambridge, but will continue practise
with the team upon its return. The
following men will comprise the squad :
Capt. Stepenson, C.; Currier. G.; car
Isle. G.; Wendell, C.; Hartford, p;
Castle, D.; Green, p; Slater, p; Snyder,
r.; Nash. p: Burr, lb.; McCarty, lb.;
Mccall, 2b; Kemble, zb.: Simons, IS;
Harvey. S.; Leonard, 3b.; Pounds, +. T.;
Hellman, c. f.; Dexter. l. f; Coach CO.
burn. Trainer McMaSterS. Manager
Kelly, Assistant Manager Sugden, Tay-
lor rubber.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-13
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The marriage Of King Alfonso Of
Spain and Princess Ena Of Battenburg
has been definitely fixed for June l
The foreign ambassadors who ar, to at
tend the ceremony will arrive at Mad
rid May :S
1t is said at Walla Walla. Wash in
regard to the story from Pendleton that
Major Howard Edwards. agent at the
Umatilia reservation had called for
troops, that nothing is known of the
request. 1t is understood that the
agent merely asked for some additional
police.
Ey using the Second avenue elevated
railroad tracks as Il platform from
which To play their hose. firemen were
able Thursday to confine a dangerous
blaze in a siX-story manufacturing and
business building at 31S-320 East 23d
street. New York, to the three upper
floors. The loss was about s5O.OO0 al
though hundreds of thousands Of dol
lars worth Of property We're threatened.
1he plant Of LeSlie's Weekly. on the
ground floor, was damaged by water
Miguel l.. COrnaio. who was arrested
at the instance Of Treasury Agent Geo.
T.. Claiming at san Francisco on the
charge Of having smugcled large
amount Of pearls into that port from
Mexico. had his preliminary examina-
ton before United States Commissions
cr Brown Wednesday and was held to
answer. His bail was fixed at $4,000
which was furnished and he is now at
liberty. TIL" pearls seized by the
treasury agent have been apprised bv
Appriser Dare and are valued at
1927.
Friends Of Rev. DIR. Crapsey of
Rochester, n. Y, have arranged that
if he is willing. or should leave his
rectorate at st. Andrews church. he
may take an academic post in Column
bia University. 1t is understood that
Columbia has offered DR.. Crapsey the
chair of ecclesiastical history and
that the offer holds good no matter
how the trial results. DR.. Crapsey will
not discuss the matter at present. but
he says that in case he should be con-
victed by the ecclesiastical court his
future has been definitely arranged.
William Mettery. the Chicago aero
naut who narrowly escaped death re-
Gently in making a descent, now saws
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-13
DUTIES RENTED.
Ecuador Removes Duties for Three
Months on American Food.

san Francisco, April 12.-The Call
today says:
News has been received that the
government of Ecuador has made foods
from the United States into Ecuador
free for period of three months, the
period beginning about the first of the
present month. Nj. AriStiZabel. acting
consul from Ecuador is quoted in re-
gard To the matter that while he had
heard that the duties referred TO had
been suspended and that he believed it
to be true, he could not make the state
ment officially. He was in doubt as to
whether he was consul from Ecuador.
owing to the recent change in the ad-
miniSfratiOn as the result of Il reVOllI-
tion which took place last January. He
had since then sent in his resignation
Int had not Yet been notified whether
il hal been accepted. The SupiyOSitinn
is that the duties have been rPmitted
10 permit those who took part in the
revolution to recoup their losses.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-13
AT PHILADELPHIA.

The National League season was openeh
here with delightful weather and an at
tendance of nearly 12,CO0. The local CLUB
had for its opponents the New YORK
world champion team. The members of
the two teams, preceded by q band,
marched across the field and all Joined
in pulling the rones which raised the
American fag Mayor Weaver tossed the
ball into the hands Of Umpire DDay.
New York outplayed the local team both
at the bat and in the field. The Phlla-
delnhia team however, fielded sharply at
times and thus held the visitors down TO
three runs. Three sharp double plays
aided materially in suddenly ending
promising innings for the champions.
Score by innings:
New York -....2 0 o q o o-3-9-2
Philadelphia 20 o o o . . . 1-2-i-3
Battcries-AmeS and Bresnahan; Lush
and Donovan. Umpire, ODay. Time.
143 Attendance 1900.
AT ST. LOUIS.
Pittsburg .....OO0O 20 0 0 0 o p Il
st. Louis .....OC 90 100 0 o 90 l-l-l2-l
Batteries-Willis and Gibson; TAYLOR
and Grady. Umpires. koghlin ard Car
penter. Time. 200. Attendance. 800
AT CINCINNATI.
Chicago ........0 0 |l-9-o
Cincinnati 30 l 0 0 0 o 1-2-S,
Observation-Disclosures and Killing; Overall
and Schlei Umpire, Johnstone Time
30 Attendance. T,24l.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-13
BASEBALL GAMES THIS WEEK.
EXHIBITION


F'riday-Cleveland at Louisville, Detroit
at Columbus, Princeton at Washington,
Newark at Waterbury, Montreal at BildG
ton.
Saturdav-Cleveland at Louisville. De
trot at Columbus. Chicago White Sex at
Grand Rapids, Newark at Waterbury.
Sunday-Cleveland at Louisville, Detroit
at Dayton, Chicago White SoX 1T Grand
Rapids, New York Nationals at Newark.
COLLEGE.
F'r,day-Ylle-Jn University Of Virginia at
Norfolk, Princeton Washington American
League at Washington. Lehigh- Johns
Hopkins at Baltimore 1.-TWO games.
Saturday-Trinity IN. O. College Har-
ward at Richmond, Va; Princeton
Georgetown at Georgetown, Dartmouth
Holy Cross at Worcester, Trinity Hart
ford)- University Of Pennsylvania at Phil
adelphia, Rutgers at West Point, Willis
ton Academy at Amherst, Lafayette Cor
nell at Ithaca, Yale-UriverSity of Virginia
at Norfolk, George Washington-C Columbia
at Washington. University of Syracuse
Naval Academy at Annapolis, Tufts
Brown at Providence.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Thursday, Friday and Saturday-Eoston
at ErookIyn, New York at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at st. Louis, Chicago at Gin
cinnati
Sunday-Chicago at Cincinnati, Pitts
burg at St. Louis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Standardization at New York, Athlet-
les at Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-13
DOINGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.

main attraction at the Lincoln A. G.
Boston, on Patriots day. The club
has not hut on a big man in the main
bout since SANDY Ferguson quit To
sack Johnson. George Gardner will
be one of thr principals. but the club
ta3 not secured AN opponent for him.
Mike Srhreck, John Willie. Marvin
Hart ANA Hugo Kelly have been Of
fcrei the chance To fight. but Match
maker Pierce hasn't received anything
fl ON any on" ot them. III all prob
ability Mike Schrcck viii Dc Gardner's
opponent Marvin Hart may fight if
@chreck doc" not agree 10 meet the
Lowell man. Hart fought Gardner Is
lCund.; II the Criterion Club.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-13
TWICE-TOLD TESTIMONY,
Augusta People are Doing All They Can
For Fellow Sufferers.

Augusta testimony has been pub
lished to prove the merit of Doan's
Kidney Pills to others in Augusta who
suffer from bad backs and kidney ills.
Lest any sufferer doubt that the cures
made by Doan's Kidney Pills are
thorough and lasting, we produce con-
firmed proof-statements from Au-
gusta people saying that the cures they
told Of years ago were permanent.
Here's an Augusta case:
Frank f. Chase, Of 143 Northern
Ave, Augusta, Me, says: In the fan
Of 1893 ! recommended Doan's Kidney
Pills through our Augusta papers after
had procured the remedy at Willis
K. Patridge's drug store and had been
cured of a lame and aching beacx.
Ihe pains has been so bad at times that
was actually compelled to lean up
against something for support 1t was
not the first time I had been attacked
i'm this way but it was the first time [
ever used Doan's Kidney Pills. 1 can
say that / never before used a remedy
that gave me such quick and lasting
relief. During the past six yea,s
there have been no occurrences of my
trouble worth mentioning, and | am
glad to re-endOrse what | said i'm nv
first statement"
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cents. Foster -Milburn Co, Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-13
H0W'S YOUR STOMACH !?
eoWDTCH, WEBSTER & co. HAVE
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CASES or STOMACH TROUBLE.

We wish to tell the leaders or this
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Of Indigestion to Chronic Dvspepsll
This remedy is known as Alberts Little
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hutchinson, the noted specialist of Lon
don and Brighton, England, who prpvi-
Gus to his deceaSe had built up d remark
able practice AS z specialist in diseases
of the stomach. Dr Hutchinson claimed
that ms success was due to the usn nf
this pill, and since it's Introduction on the
American Continent It has performed
Casco Me. writes: II am now past II
years of age. and have had stomach
trouble practically all my life. | sent and
got sample package of Alberts Little
Dinner Pill. thinking that it would turn
out To be one more disappointment but
from the first desc 1 found relief and car
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fore in my life. 1t is a wonderful cure
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1t to all sufferers from stomach troubIes
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-13
BOXING.
Tommy Sullivan Easily
0utpoints Billy Burke.
Fight Trust Raises Tuxedo's
Bid for Jettfies' Services.
Andy MeGany Puts Adam Ryan to Sleep IN
Tenth Round Of Bout al ESsingon.

Tommy Sullivan Of Lawrence, Mass,
easily uutpoinied Eilly Burke in the
star bout at the stag Of the Morrisahia
Athletic club at New York Wednesday
night. Thn fight was Il SlaShing one,
and each of The contestants was badly
punished.
Sullivan fought Il clever battle, but
Burke did much damage with hiS
straight StabS when he slugged.
Several times he succeeded in
landing a hard wallOp on Tommy.
bat the Lawrence man always came
back strong ana at no point WIS he III
danger Of losing. lie was rapidly weak
enins Burke with his straight atabs
when the final bell rang.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-13
National League Starts
With -Four Good Games.
Boston Trims Brooklyn z to 0
---Cy Young Gives | Hit.
PiAsburg Beats 81. Louis, Cincinnati Beats
Chicago, n. Y. Beats phllies.

Brooklyn N Y. April l2.-The National
League baseball season was ushered in
here today with a game between Boston
and BROOKLYN. The visitors won by a
score of 2 to o. Donovan. the now man
aeer of the local club was given hearty
reception when he appeared with his men
There was a big attendance, fully l2,OO
people being present. Mcintyre fitchen
a fine game for the losers, striking OUT ID
of the opposing players. Bates scored
home run for Boston in the second i'll
ming Young Cy Young pitched one OF MS
best games and the home team got only
one hit off him. The score:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-13
KING ktID DOiERTY DRAW.
King Improved aa Fight Progressed
and Had Best Of Last Three Rounds.

N"w Haven, April IL Arosey King
of E"w London aud jeff Doherty of
New Haven fought a i2-ruund draw
"Wednesday NIGHT :t y smoker given
by the Elm city Athletic club at
Music haIl. New Haven. Dohrrty had
the better of the argument in the carly
part of lii" contest: but King grew
better a@ the fight progressed. and in
HE last three rounds easily had il ON
his opponent.
In Nh" Pr hninHriee Willie Cornell
of Boston completely outcla&aed Jim
ME Mccarthy of Bridgeport, and
Bunny Ford of New Haven put it all
over Connie MARI, also of New Haven.
Dick Howell of Waterbury refereed
the match
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-13
BOXING NOTES.

Xii Abel has retired from The ring.
Rube Ferns ana Charles Hitte will meet
in Albany next week
Jimmy Walsh and Jimmy Dwyer will
probably meet at the Tuxedo Club May ?
The bout between Canole and Willie
Iloscy viii take place. in Cohoes April X.
Benny GanSer has closed a match with
Paddy Nee, the Allegheny feathcrWeight,
for Il battle at Terre Haute April H.
Charles McKeivan says that the at
tempt to match Jimmy Walsh with Gus
EcZenah, the Cincinnati boxer, Is All off
Kid Hcrrick, after backing out of ON"
match with Jim Pupp. has now signed
to meet him in Grand Rapids ncxt Tues
day night.
Spike Robson, an English feather
weight has arrived in 1hiS country fol
the purpose Of meeting some Of the best
men in his class
George Gardner il reported to now b.
willing to meet Sam I.angford. and a bat
tie Is likely to be arranged between then,
at an early date.
Matty Baldwin IS anxious to meet Ben
ny anger at tho Lincoln Club, ana
Matchmaker Pierce has telegraphed Van
ger an offer to meet Baldwin
Harry Gilman. tie Roxbury boxer, who
has been painting for a fight for a long
time, is to meet Young I<lnhv of Law
renee at the Lincoln A. g., Chelsea on
April 49,
George Gardner Of Lowell and Marvin
Hart will meet at Madison Square Gar
den, New York, Monday. April -. unless
Z big hitch comes iii the proceedings.
The match was suggested some time aga
and Wednesday evening Gardner agreed
to meet Hart if arrangements are salts
factory.
Battling Nelson and Aurelio Herrera,
tie Mexican puGilist, are certainly bitter
enemies. Since Nelson arrived at Los An
ael-s Herrera. has been trying in every
way to pack Il fight with the Dane when
lie net hlm on the street. and on two oc-
casi0nS when they happened to meet the
friends Of both fighters had to drag them
apart or they would have come TO blows.
What's the answer?
Battling Nclsun has made 1851 20 out
Of lights ana sparring. exhibitions on the
road since last September when he
knocked out Jimmy Britt in the 18th
round of their fight at the C0lma Club in
california. out Of his battle with Britt
alone he received for MS cnd $2lG0. For
roughing Terry McGoyelm around for six
rounds in Philadelphia he got $a9i1..0. and
for boxing exhibitions ut the different
theatres he realized about $4,000
With two heavyweight bouts in addition
10 tn" Melody and MckeeVer contest
there. Will be enough lively boxing at tho
Lincoln club, Chelsea. Monday night III
satisfy anyone. Al Mitchell, it is heiev
3D. will trim jerry Gaines in the semi
final. In the other heavyweight contest
Jack Grant will test the abilities of A!
Williams of Gloucester. who made such :,
favorable impression at a previous meet
ing of the club.
1t looks as if the New York sports
We're going to be handed another package.
Jim Corbett says he would engage in an
other fight if Il good one is offered him,
and Mccoy is out with a statement that
he would gladly jump at a chance for an
Other meeting with Corbctt. Madison
SIuare Garden is to be opened this
month. and il would not be a surprise if
an attempt was made to put them down
for i Ground bout
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-13

Jar,es Matthews. who is in the Law
rltrc". Mass, jail charged with shooting
his wife Sarah April j. was identified BY
Catherine MarSden Of Lowell Thursda \
as her husband. She says that Mat
thrws' name is Marsden ard that he mar
ried her seven years ago at Lowell Mrs
Marsden went to the jail and saw her
husband. Later. according to the Jail Of
EclatS, the prisoner acknowledged that
she was his wife. Matthews is being held
Tor trial on a charge OF assault with in
tent To kill His second marriage
CURED in Lawrence last October. The
condition of Mrs. Matthews is said to be
critical ard her recovery Is considered
doubtful
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-13

pers in Maine. Horace Chenery has
some fine stock AT the "Pastures." l..
l.. Grntners string Of flyers are all in
good shape. NJ. l.. Smiths well-known
bunch will be- out in full force and VIII
Preston is said to have q colt of great
Sprei. Johnson, the Calais horSeman,
will BE- there with his swift ones and
many horses from other states will
probably be on hand 1t will be the
greatest trutting ever seen in Waldo
cOnntS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
OTHER GAMES.
Georqetown 2; Yale I.

Washington, April 12.-Yale today suf-
fered defeat at the hands of Georgetown
in q clean game. Iale's one error, hit
and n steal gave Georgetown their total
runs. Simcn of Georgetown made Il fine
catch Of a fly after a hard run, and Mad
den of Yale cut off n drive which appar-
emily was good 70" three bases. Kin
neys work At third for Yale WAS a fea-
ture.
Georgetown 30 0 . 0 o. o
Yale ............l 0 0 0 0 o o 0-l-2-i
Batteries-Drennan. Cantwcll aud
Hudd; jackson and Chapin
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-13

C"uEtnay of the Phil1ies is out Of the
game i"r a month with a broken shoul-
der. Leach Of Pittsburg is slated for
an operation for appendicitis Just as
the season opens. These mishaps will
accession two more shifts among the
National League third baseInen. This
position being one which has undergone
more changes than any other in the
ma ior leagues.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-13
SPORTING NOTES.

I'll" Bath High school girls basket
hali team has refused to play Portland
high school another game Of basket
pall This season. Their reason given IS
that the season IS too far gone to ar
range another match.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-13
TEAM is OFF.
Harvard Baseball Players Leave for
Their Southern Trip.

The Harvard baseball team and sub
stitutes left Thursday for their South
ern trip next week. The team arrived
in New York in time for dinner at the
Murray Hill Hotel The squad leaving
New York at $50 p. M. arrive i'm
Richmond this morning On Saturday
the team will play Trinity L. e. at
Richmond on the Richmond League
baseball grounds al p. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-13

o1 the seven games played by the
New YORK Giants in the South. the
team won three shutout victories. and
TWO other opponents secured only one
run each. In all New York scored a.
fGh5 70 is opponents I, and made 58
e rs opponents Ia prettv good
spring record.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-13
BOSTON.

Two-base hits-Lumley. StrobeI Itore
run-Rates. Sacrifice hit,Dolan: stolen
bases-Rridwell, Maloncy, Mccarthy. LEY
on bases-Brooklyn 8. Boston o. FIRST
base on bails-Off Mcintyre .. FIRST base
on errors-Brooklyn 9. Hit by pitched
baIl-Bv Young l. Struck out-By Mclh-
tyre 10, by Young ). Time, -. I'm
pires, Emslie and Conway. Attendance
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-13
NOURISH

the body, don't dose it
with medicine. SCOTS
Emulsion is the BEST
nOurishment in existence.
1t is more than a food;
you may doubt it, but it
dlgests perfectly easy and
at the same time gets the
digestive functions in "a
condition so that ordinary
food can be easily di-
gested. Try it if you are
run down and your food
doesn't nourish you.
SCOTT s: BOVINE. 4os Pearl Street, Ns- York
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-13
BALDWIN McGOVERN.
They May Meet Soon Before Tuxedo
Athletic Club.

NAN work, April T.. Johnny Mack
NJ" opened negotiations with tie Tux
"a" Athletic club 1hst may result ii
= match between MItty Baldwin ana
Terry M"Govern baldwin, ~ his dr-
fat Of Kid Goodman in Boston, show
ed that he il 4 iad VITO bested Young
c"rh"rt ami easily got Al even break
with Herrera. E'tldWm ana "Terribl4
Terry" would rut up = great battle.
HEAVYWEIGHT boxers.
IEey VIII Form Attraction at Boston
on Patriata' Day.
ll@aV%W" iGht boxers viii br the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-13
Mass. Aeeies 3; U. of Maine 2.

Batteries-Drennan. Cantwcll AT
Iudd; jackson and Chaplin.