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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-28
BEAUTIFULLY SHADED

lot convenient to business, on quiet street,
East side, pleasant and desirable loca ton
every way. Price reasonable. Address
J, Journal Office. s22dlW
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-28
YOUNG MEN FOR THE NAVY:

Pay s16 to so per month, according to
ical attendance and first Outft of cloth
ing free; good opportunity for advance
ment. Apply at NAVY RECRUITING
STATION, "A Exchange Street Portland.
Mass. augl5d3mos
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-28
FOUR FlRsT-cLAss HusTLING

grading foremen for wheeler and scraper
outfits. No boozers need apply. Scrapcr
holders, transfers, plowmen, shovelers,
Crusher men, at Augusta, Ne. Wages
sl.e5 up. Frank B. Lee Co, l01 Grove
street Augusta aug25dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-28
FIVE ACRES LAND WITH FINE

spring OF water. 1879 rods on Western
Ave-. bordered north by electric road;
elsewhere. Mrs. c. S Fogg, summer
ST slldlmo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-28
THE FULL FLOODED PERcHERor
50 BARRED ROCK PULLETs. FROM
OR MARLIN RIFLES.

Regular $3.50, my price S11.55. Cut price
on shotgunS. II. ID. Cooper. at York s
shoe store. next to Wadlcigh's grocery,
Augusta. sept13dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-28
PAIR MATCHED BLACK HORSES

age S ana q weight 1900. good drivers and
worker sound and clever for ladies';
fearless of all objects good all around
team. II. ". Carr No. Fairfield. p. o.
Skowhegan K. +. ID. No. 3. sl9dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-28
THREE or FOUR FlPsT.cLAss

grading foremen thustlers); Ong job on
ard whole outfit Men on plows,
scrapers. crushers and showing Frank
b. Lee Co. 10l Grove St. Augusta. Ne.
auc301tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-28
0 a. p. CADILLAC TOURING CAR

in fine share and used but very little to
be sold at a bargain. A good car at Il
great trade. Write Box 1873, Augusta. Me:
s11dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-28

foot or stove length. Also dry pine edg-
ings. Delivered in any part of city in
half-cord lots or larger. Prices right
Tel 3l7-i. J. E. Church, p. r. D. !. Au-
gusta sept6d1m'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-28
u FARMINGpALE A HOUSE

nearly new, large lot and good LOCATION.
Mrs. G.. S. Fogg. No. Summer Street,
Augusta sudtl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-28
TWO cows. INQUIRE OF CITY
,,,,..,,,I bo,o,..n S26d3ts
BRITANNICA IN GOOD
RIe DRAFT HORSE, 9 YEARS OLD.
5 | AM ABOUT TO MAKE A
IousE ON cUsHNoc HEIGHTS,

HOUSE YIN COSrNOS T1CioTl p
Augusta. In first -class condition several
fruit trees in ward. Electric lGht IN front
OF house. No repairs needed. e. r.
mus ~ s4pt22dtf
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-04
COAST C0NGREGATl0NALISTS
MEET AS FIRST PLANNED
DESPITE DISASTER IN NORTH
SESSIONS GO ON
Rev. DR.. Day Ascertaned the Wishes
Of the Members While in San
Francisco and EIsewhere-Promi-
nent Men Coming

1t has been decided to hold the third
Pacific coast Congregational congress
at the First Congregational church of
Los Angeles May 16 to 23, as originally
planned, despite the northern disaster.
The clergy and laity from the north
are rallying to the support of the con-
gress and, while several changes have
been made in the program, the original
plans will be carried out.
This plan was decided upon dunring
the recent visit of Rev. William Horace
Day at San Francisco where he went
to ascertain the wishes of the people
regarding the project.
The work of rebuilding the Congre-
gational churches in the north will be
topic of timely interest, and it is
expected that eastern congregations
will be interested in the work. "Con-
gregationalism in the Stricken Cities"
will be the general topic of the closing
session.
Among the prominent speakers who
will take part in the program are DR..
Washington GLADDEN., Rev. F. j. Van
Horn, Rev. George r. Wallace, Rev.
William RAIDER and Rev. William Orr
Wark.
Next Tuesday noon a meeting of the
laymens committee will be held at the
Nadroj cafe, to prepare plans for the
congress. Next Thursday meeting OF
city pastors and women's committees
will be held to plan for the delegates
and the social features of the congress.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-04
BURNS WEEDS
CONVENT GIRL
DAN CUPID DOES FOR TOMMY
IN ONE ROUND
Pretty Romance of the Heavyweight
Champion and Schoolgirl Who
Travelled From indianapolis
to Become His Bride

Tommy Burns may be knocked out
some day. His heavyweight champion
ship may go fleeting. A new titleholder
may parade in the limeight. Never,
however, will so effective blow be
thrust home as that which, in the brief
space which it takes a justice of the
peace to pronounce the marriage cere-
mony, put Tommy down aud out Tues
day afternoon.
Now on his way to meet Bob Fitz-
simmons, Burns is accompanied by a
bride of two days, formerly Miss Julia
Heating of Portland, Oregon. Mrs.
Burns is the sister of Lawrence Keat-
ing, of the Keating- Flood theatrical
syndicate which controls show houses
in Seattle, Portland and Tacoma.
The romance is favored with dash
such as befits a champion of the world,
and convent girl weetheart-yes,
Miss Heating was q convent girl, and
but two weeks ago arrived from the
Indianapolis school where she had
graduated.
Upon the arrival of Miss Heating in
Los Angeles, two weeks ago, the ar
dent Tommy hurried her to the rectory
of the Catholic priest at Long Beach
and demanded that the ceremony be
performed. Imagine the dismay of the
twain when the good father refused to
pronounce the words that would make
them man and wife. Tommy is not a
member of the Catholic church and
the marriage ceremony could not be
performed without dispensation.
The marriage was postponed indefi-
nitely when, of a sudden Burns and
Fitzsimmons were matched to do bat
tie in Philadelphia. Tommy was in
despair and as the time approached for
him to leave his pleadings grew
stronger. At last the maid gave way
and consented to have the ceremony
performed before a justice Of the peace.
Justice Young performed the cere-
mony Monday and Mr.. and Mrs. Burns
took the evening train for the east,
without so much as saying adieu.
The courtship dates from the time
that Burns was training in Portland.
over year ago, for his battle with
Jack (Twin) Sullivan. There he met
Miss Heating, and it was bells for
Tommy
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-04
A77ELL BROTHERS
ARE FAST MIXERS
ABE AND MONTE GO THREE
GRUELLING ROUNDS
Rest Has Improved the Speed of the
Champion and He Gives His
Sparrlng Partners Weary
Seance

Ultra eXacting must be the person
who would find fault with the training
operations of Abe Attell, and the audi
ence which gathered yesterday after
noon to witness the opening of the
feather champions preparation for Kid
Herman, enjoyed a realistic exhibition
of the ring sport.
AS during the times prior to the work
for the scheduled battle with Neil,
Monte Attell was called upon to act
as general punching bag for his brother
and the fraternal pair went at each
other like a couple of wild men. There
is a distinct understanding between the
boys that everything is to go in good
part, otherwise a hurry call for the
ambulance might be in order following
one of the ambitious set-tos.
Abe and Monte went three fast
rounds and the rest which Able has ill
dulged in since the termination of his
negotiations with Neil appears to have
improved his speed rather than de-
tracted from It, Attells feelings have
been wounded as becomes a champion
when reflections are made upon his
hitting ability, and the sparring part
nefs must suffer as a result. Monte
received his yesterday in fine style,
though he offered no protest beyond
surprised and injured look that
brother should maltreat him in such
unbecoming manner.
Kid Barry was the next victim of
the champions cleverness and before
the rounds were over claret from
Barry's nose flecked the champion s
shoulders
Attell raced along over the hills of
Elysian park yesterday morning and
will continue the roadwork until day
or so before the battle, as stamina more
than sparring is what he is most in
need of.
Battling Nelson is out at Fairview
Springs and will remain for two weeks
before taking up his quarters at Bald
wins ranch. What, with the wind and
sun, Bat is rapidly accruing darkness
that compares favorably with the dusky
hue of Herrera's countenance.
Herrera will commence active train
ing Monday, although he is keeping up
his roadwork. Tommy Jacobs corrals his
protege every morning and the two HE
themselves Ascot parkwards, where
Tommy acts as the only railbird now
at the course, and with eagle eye
watches Aurelio trot around the track
in preparation for the terrible Dane.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-04
ELKS PREPARE
FOR KNIGHTS
FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS TO
MEET ON DIAMOND
John Brink and Joseph Scott Will
officiate in Great Baseball
Benefit to Be Given
Sunday

The knights of Columbus and Elks
are preparing to render the great base
ball attraction of the season Sunday
next, when the teams representing the
two organizations will meet on the
Chutes park diamond.
The event is to occur in the nature
of a benefit and the proceeds will be
added to the relief fund for the aid of
the San Francisco sufferers.
Manager Harry Lelande of the Elks
and Manager Joseph Hurley of the
Knights arranged the details yester-
day. Jim Morley has volunteered the
use of the Chutes diamond and will
also appear on the Elks' team.
Much enthusiasm has already been
aroused among the members as re-
CARDS the match and plans have been
on foot for some time for the second
meeting of the teams. The first game,
played three or four years ago, re-
suited in a victory for the Elks by a
score of to 3. The knights had led
until the last inning when the Elks
came through with sudden burst of
speed and won out. much to the dis
comfiture of the Columbians
The exhibition should result in a
game of baseball and not a farce, as
both organizations possess some of the
fastest diamond material In the south
ern section of the state.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-04
SAINTS DEFEAT
ALL STAR TEAM
WIN TEN INNING GAME BY
SCORE OF s.5
Mounler Wild During Opening Innings
and Allows Stars to Tie Score
After Vlncentians Secure
Five Runs

In ten-ining game on the st. Vim
cents college diamond yesterday after
noon the Vincentians were gievn close
run for premier honors by the All Star
team of former collegians, who went
down to defeat by a score of 6 to 5.
The Saints hammered in five runs
during the fourth inning and did not
again cross the All Stars plate until the
tenth. Mounier in the box for the
Saints was wild during the six innings
of his incumbency. and Haggerty sent
Phillips to take the rubber for the re-
mainder of the game. The Stars could
do nothing with the latter.
Both teams ran into the error column,
though the game was featured by sew
eral displays of fast fielding.
The summary:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-04
HART AND sCHRECK IN FORCE
No Decision Is Rendered In Miserable
Exhibition at New
York
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, May 3.-For the first
time since the repeal of the Horton
law governing boxing bouts in this
state, two heavyweight pugilists of
prominence met here tonight in a four
round contest. The principals were
Marvin Hart of Louisville, KY, and
Mike Schreck of Chicago, and they APP
peared in the Madison square garden
Concert hall.
The men were slow in the opening
rounds, but fought each other to a
standstfll in the other three rounds.
Neither seemed to have trained for the
contest and they simply slugged wildly
without any show of science or judg-
ment. No decision could be rendered
under the existing legal restrictions.
Only club members were admitted. The
membership books were open until z
ID. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-04
MoNTeoM ER RESULTS

BY Associated Press
MEMPHIS. Tenn May S.-Montgom-
cry park results:
First race, one mile-Cotillion won,
Nine second. Rhipck third. Time 1;44.
Second race, for and one-half fur
llongs-Horace EWon, Judge Davey
second, Rihema1third. Time :561h.
Third race. sfen furlongs-Harry
Scott won, Neald second, Telegrapher
third Time 1:2d
Fourth race, pc mile and three
sixteenths--JacKYou won, Marshal
Ney SECOND, THtle Doe third Time
2:02is.
Fifth race, fx furlongs-Martius
won, Elastic sond. Rodolfo third.
Time 1:16.
Sixth race. e mile. selling High
land Fling wo Jungle Imp second,
Uncle Henry trd. Time 1:43%.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-04
KENNEDY WINS
FROM MAGUIRE
MAKES UNEXPECTED RALLY IN
FINAL ROUND
Staring With an Advantage Of ss
Points Mcguire Misses Badly
and Loses Championship
Event

SENSATIONAL In the extreme was the
termination, of the 1200-point 14-inch
gate of balls line at Berry's billiard
pdors, which resulted last night in a
vlory for George Kennedy, with Will
lih Mcguire running 114s points.
10 all appearances Mcguire was an
BY winner, having headed Kennedy
the play Of the two previous even
gs. Kennedy started last night sS
blnts behind his opponent and had
hut small trouble in overcoming the
ldvantage of Mcguire.
| Neither boy played his game, al
lhough the grand averages show
championship figures. Mcguire was
Especially Wild last night and missed
In ten innings he erred
Eight times and scored but seven dur
ling the ten rounds.
Mr.. Berry has two "comers" In his
employ and there is reason to believe
that one of them will be entered in
the nationa tournaments at no distant
date. kennedy is generally conceded
to be the bAter player, though he was
obliged to exert every effort to beat
During alfriendly game with j. w.
Carney, thl San Francisco expert, the
other evening, Kennedy made the re-
markable bn of 80, which evinces the
possibility bf the young player.
Mcguire has not performed in fast
company htii recently, and may be
termed 'bush Lacquer" He is a
natural ce man, however, and pos
sesses an ron nerve.
7. w. drney has challenged Ken
nedy andI close match is anticipated.
Carney Hently defeated Ben Saylor
ut the Sby parlors in San Francisco
and a yidry for Kennedy would place
him in lR to meet any player in the
country.
The afages for last night were:
| Kennel, 1OS-156; Mcguire, 63-155.
| High. lbs for the entire series:
Kenn@ 20, 20, Ga, 26, %, 20, rs, "a, 80,
80. 40, 342 43, so, Al, 43.
Magu. %, 26, 64, 81, 25, %, 60, a. 21,
25. %, ai35, 30, 25, %, 26.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-04
FRESNO DEFEATS
ANGEL TEAM
RAISIN PICKERS PLAY FAST
BALL
Tozer DlsIocates Little Finger In the
Eighth Inning and ls Unable
to Control the
Sphere
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
FRESNO, May 3.-Fresno played
errorless ball today, while Fitzgerald
pitched in fine form. Errors, following
upon two hits in the second inning,
gave Fresno two runs. The score stood
2 to 1 until the eighth, when Tozer dis
located the first joint Of his little
finger and was unable to control the
ball.. After he had filled the bases by
walking two and hitting one with the
ball, Eagan came to the bat and lined
out three-bagger, scoring Immediately
after for the sixth run of the game on
Dashwood's hit. The score:
R. II. F..
Los Angeles ....... 3
Fresno .............. o
Batteries-Tozer and Eager; Fitz-
gerald and Eastwood. Umpire-Mc-
Donald.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-04
3JRcHILL DOWNS RESULTS

By5sociated t-ess.
StISvILLE, KY, May 3.-Chur-
loH Downs results:
ilr furlongs-King Leopold, won;
IIeless, second; Spion, third. Time,
:H rs.
X furlongs-Carew, won; Macum-
Id second; Hadur, third. Time,
1i2-5.
I've furlongs-Alanie, won; Victoria
II second; Edith M, third. Time,
:l2-5
even furlongs, handicap-Kercheval.
M; Coruscate, secondi Fortunate,
trd. Time, 1928 1-5.
hort course, Observation-Disclosures
de, won; Subador, second; Chanlay,
Ard. Time, 1857 3-5.
lille and a Acknowledgements, won;
ba. second; Fonsoluca. third. Time,
10 3-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-04
sYshBY TO TRAIN AGAIN
Keenel Great Horse Has Recovered
from Skin Disease and
viii Race

Specido The Herald.
NEIYORh, May 3.-One OF Kramer
JameRowe.s assistants announces
that mes X. keene's Sysonpy mas
entiri recovered from the painful skin
disedfrom which he had been su1ter-
ing some time and that the great
horsflll soon begin training again..
Sylby Will not be able 10 race the
barr until the SUBURBAN nanulcap at
the fliest, if then. 1t IS more PROB
atblhat he will be pointed for the
Rrilon handicap, which is the rich
est ent of it's kind run in America.
Sysby will probably be formally de-
ciaI from the metropolitan and
BrAyn handicaps in a few days.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-04
USES ENGINE FOR GUILLoTINE
Placing Neck on Rail, Strange Man Ia
Beheaded on Pennsylvania
Railroad
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J.. May
3.-An unknown man who has
been hanging around the EN-
pire foundry in Jersey avenue.
stopped several workmen as they
came out at noon and asked them
for a revolver, saying he wanted to
kill himself. All thought he was joking.
He then went to the Pennsylvania rail-
road, at the rear of the foundry.
waited until a passenger train came
along, and, kneeling in front of It, put
his head ON the rails and was decap-
itated.
The only clew TO the mans identity
is a business card of Bond & Co,
china dealers, 1920 G street. N. W.,
Washington.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-04

When overcome by bodily fatigue or
exhausted by brain labor no stimulant
serves so well the purpose OF refresh
ment and rest, both bodily and mem
tally, as milk. When heated as hot as
one can take 1t, season with salt and
then sip II slowly. AS II Is easily di-
gested. one very soon feels It's beneficial
effects.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-04
JAMAICA RESULTS
Associated Press.

NEW YORK, May g.
Five urlongs-Clements won, Black
late second, Round Dame third. Time
H:021-5. 40 VI
fMile and sixteenth- II
ron, Lord Badge seconl, Jane Holly
hird Time-1:4S 2-5-
Six furlongs-ColossaI won, Monet
Iecond, Garnish third. ITime-1:15 As.
One mile ane sixte9nth-Yazo won,
Ealash second, Capricl third. Time
L :4S 4-5.
Five furlongs-Acrbat won, Ida
Jones second, KernocIan third. Time
d :02 AS.
Five and a half furlongs-Halifax
won, Batter second,I Mollie Donahue
third. Time-1:07 1-5
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-04
RIGID INVESTIGATION ORDERED
National Trotting Association Will
Inquire Into Lou Dillon
Dope Affair
BY Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 3.--Orders for a
rigid Investigation of the alleged ad-
ministering Of mercury to Lou Dillon,
which was defeated in the gold cup
race in 1904 by Major Delmar, were is
sued today by the board of review of
the National Trotting association.
The investigation is to be held at Lex
ington, KY next month. Murray
Howe, representing the Memphis Trot-
ting association, did not apear and the
board therefore dismissed the charges
against Mr.. Smathers without preju-
dice. The latter cited a sweeping de-
NAL of the charges.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-04
YOUNG HORSES co EAST
Thlrty-four Head Of sydney Dillon
Trottlng Stock Shipped to
Indiana
Nv AsrocIoted prera.

STOCKTON, Cal. May S.-Thirty-
four head Of Sidney Dillon trotting
stock, yearllngs and colts, passed
through Stockton this afternoon en-
anton.
The animals are in charge of Millard
Saunders, the we'll known horseman.
and they are the property Of himself
and Sterling Holt, an Indiana Million
aire.
The price paid for them was $4,000 as
unbroken yearlings As many Of them
have been broken and trained their
value now Is estimated at $4,000. They
are being shipped over the Southern
Pacific In special cars.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-04
coNeRATuLATEs ATHLETES

BY Associated Press
ATHENS, May 3.-Presdent Hoose-
welt has telegraphed to James e. Sulli-
van, manager of the American team ut
the olympic games, as follows:
Hearty congratulations to you and
the American contestants. Uncle Sam
is all right
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-04
REFUGEES DEFEAT SEATTLE

Oy ASSoCldtco
SEATTLE, May 3.-Perfect fielding
behind Henley at critictial points en-
abled San Francisco to score her second
consecutive shutout. A single hit in
any of six innings would have changed
the aspect of the game, but Seattle was
not equal to the emergency.
Seattle-Runs, 0; hits, 8; errors, 1.
San Francisco-Runs, 2; hits, 8; err
rors. 0.
Bateries-Jones and Frat, Henley and
Wilson. Umpire-Perrine.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-04
BRITT MATCHED WITH TERRY
By Assoclated Press

SAN FRANCISCO May S,-James H.
Britt stated today that he had ac-
cepted a match for ten-round contest
with Terry McGovern at Madison
Square Garden May 2s, Britt win leave
for New York Monday.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-04
AMEEAN LEAGUE

At Boston, fashington, 8; Boston, 4.
At New Yf-New York. 6; Phil
adelphia, 5.
AT Clevehd-CleVeland, 6; st.
Louis, 0.
AT Detroit Detroit, Q; Chicago, 2.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-04
MApNAL LEAGUE

At st. Lhs-st. Louis, 4; cincin-
natl. /.
Al Bostot otBoston, 3; New York, 0.
AT Philflphia r Philadelphia, s.;
Brooklyn,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-04
COMMUTERS wHITEwAsHED
" Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
PORTLAND, Mays 3.-Bill Essick
had the Indian sign on the Commuters
this afternoon, and when they had
waltzed nine times to the bat their
portion of the score board was decor
ated with nine large goose eggs and
Essick had only three hits registered
against him. on the other hand, Port
land commenced hitting the ball in the
first inning and kept it up throughout
the game. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-04
eouLHoNTINUEs TO WIN

by ASsnciaq rfeas-
LONDONMay BIN the tennis court
championyl games today jay Gould
Of Lakewd, N. j.. beat Cooper-Ney
by 3 To 0.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-04
HIS AWFUL DIET
Delaware Man ons Wager Eats Fiji
teen Eggs and Cake
Of Soap
Special TO The Herald.

Special 10 The Herald.
SEAFORD. Del, May Son a wager
of 81 William Outen offered to eat
fifteen raw eggs in five minutes. He
accomplished the feat and then offered
to eat cake of soap II any one would
pay for the eggs and soap. and put up
a forfeit of So IL he did not do II. The
bet was made, and he ate the soap and
won. Outen showed no i'll effects and
offered TO duplicate the feat for S..