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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-13
SllER is ACCUSED
OF Accepting Bride to Give Decision IN
Favor Of Joe Cans.

Reno New. Sept. 12-Billy Nolan,
Nelson's manager. has issued Il signed
statement, i'm which he declares that
Referee Siler received money to give
the decision for Cans. Nolan says:
1.-The element that caused this was
from the home of crooked pugilism. |
can prove that George Siler received
mart OF his money in Chicago and the
rest last Thursday at Goldfield, to give
a decision to Cans In the fight at Gold
field.
Il stand ready to back up my state
ments. and in time l will give proof to
the world"
Battling" Nelson has invested sew
eral thousand dollars i'm mines in the
Jumbo district, near the famous old
comstock.
A dispatch from Goldfield says:
Tex Richard, the Goldfield fight pro-
moter, has changed his mind about the
Britt Cans fight. and says he would
not care to have these two meet at
Goldfeld He says he would prefer to
wait until late i'm February, or even
early in the spring. and have Nelson
and Cans come together for another
fight.
The moving pictures will show"
said Richard. that Nelson was fully
as strong. if not stronger. than Cans
when the end came. l do not believe
that the foul was intentional.
'The next big bout we will have will
be finish fight. That is what the peo-
pie of Goldfeld want. and we will get
Nelson and Cans If possible"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-13
BASEBALL NOTES.

The new name for the Boston Amer
icans is the Stahlwartz
Tom Husres. Atlanta winning pitch
er this year, will Join Clark Grinith's
forces at st. Louis at the close of the
Southern League season
Stone. Lajoie, Chase and Flick are
the only batters in the American
League who have made more than $50
base hits this season.
Mike Donin's ankle is coming along
When he was hurt 1t seemed impossible
that he ever could plar ian aG.rin so
many of the small bO!.ts of ms foot were
broken.
Joss of Cleveland has pitched in 10
shutOut games this ear, winning eight
and losing two. Brow. Of Tie cub" also
has participated in 10 sim lar contests,
and has won nine, losing only one.
Plank leads the American League
pitchers with a record Of II games won
and five lost. White of Chicago has won
/. and lost six, and Rhoades of Cleve-
land has won Is and lost seven games.
The series between the lew England
and Connecticut Leagln !, aders il do
leagues. The series is a new idea. and
one which will be followed by the
minor leagues through out the country.
Manager McCloskry # he Cardinals
is after young Shcnian, the brilliant
Westeincr now with FittHburg. Pitts
burg is wiiilg Ia make a trade. but
Dreyfuss is skittish, as MAI got the
best of him in the Karger- Mcfarland
trade.
The Chicago Nationals have an ad-
ditional incentive to win the worlds
championship series this fall. All the
members of the team except EVerS and
come in handy for coal bills during the
cold winter.
Boston Globe: Manager Chance, who
has been given 1-10th interest in the
Chicago Nationals, probably is won
| dering if his share is like Anson's. Tn
| Gle Adrian owned big block Of Chi
| caEo stock for years but never re
ceived Il dividend.
Pop Arson says that the corner
! stone of the Chicago club; National
| League success this summer was Had
| several years ago by Frank Selee,
whose ill health has prevented hiUi
| from reaIing the reward of his judi
cious management. Selee has organized
more winners than any manager in the
country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-13
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features OF the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, Sept. Prices of stocks re
covered i'm todlys market. the move
.nent gathering force rs it progressed
Early IN the day there was uither sell
jrp If the kind that carried prices down
wards yesterday. There was hood alb
rorption manifest from the outset. The
recovery halted about last night ) level
of nriceS and there WAS long pause
Y nich accounted mostly for the falling
Of the DAYS average of activity. The
recovered level Of prices did not induce
any renewal Of selling in spite OF the dull
ness which iutefVened. Bhil operators
took their cue from this technical indlca-
ton of recovered stocks on the market
and res,inA Their operations for the rise
The easing of the money situation was
more decisive. today than yesterday and
confidence was correSpondAngly establish 7
Cd The call money market showed ci"tir-
* the Influence of the replcniShment Of
banking resources by the import move
ment Of gold, and i per cent. was the
hi,rh rate for the day with the exception
Of a Temporary rise to 6l2 per cent. W!th
another 81 eco go i'll gold secured IN Lon
don for N.iw York. .,,..,
The time mercy market $50 showed
greater effect from tn, replehshment OF
money supplies. although loans Tor the
shorter pcriods still commanded a pre-
mtum over thu. legal rate.
An advance in the price OF government
r,fl1d;ng . per cents. was reSafdec as
SIGNIFICANT of probable coming need ny
banks for government bonds to serve as
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-13
Only Is Men for Pre|imi-
nary Practice at Harvard.
Only Three Old Timers, Others
All New, Untried and Light.


Cambridge, Mass, Sept 12.-Only &c
men, the smallest number for many
years. reported for preliminary foot
bail practice on Soldiers field thus
afternoon. Only three of these. Cap
tain Foster, Kersburg and Wendell
played on the Harvard team last year.
The others, for the most part repre-
scented untried material, and all, with
one exception. are very light in weight
Although the outlook today was dis
couraging. Harvard hopes for better
things later. as a number of men who
are expected to develop into good play
ers have not yet returned TO college,
some of them being abroad.
Harvard faces q scarcity of ends
tackles and full-back material. Prac-
tice today was light, consisting of
passing the ball, punting and drop
kicking. Head Coach William r. Reid
was assisted by Andy Marshall who
worked with the line men, Reginald
and Leo Daily. Until college opens
the men will practice twice every day,
and after Friday the practice will be
secret, as the coaches wish to try out
some new formations under the new
rules.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-13
TIRED OF GAME.
Stalings Will Retire As Manager of
Bisons-CoIlins May Succeed Him.


Buffalo, y. Y, Sept. 12.-George T.
Staliings, manager Of the Buffalo Bas.-
ball Club of the Eastern League, con-
irmed a report that he was to sever
his connection with tn. club.
Stalling8 .mphatically denied that
the recent trouble resulting in his fine
and his suspension had caused him to
reach this determination. He said he
was tired Of the game and expected
TO dispose of his holdings in the club.
AS result of Stallings' decision,
friends of James Collins, of the Ameri-
can League club Of Boston, with the
approval of one of the Buffalo Clubs
prominent officials. telegraphed Collins,
advising him to bid for StaIlings' stock
with the object of succeeding Stallings
in the management.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-13
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, sept. l..
The wheat market opened steady today,
grew strong during the carly portion OF
the trading and then cased of until tie
greater part OF the gain was lost. The
Close, however, was firm and Is higher.
corn was up Asffl4. Oats We're up ;sGi"s
PROVISIONS were unchanged throughout
Tn, leadinS futures closed rs follows:
WIfEAT-Sept, co.; Decl, z. May, 1Gts
al.
CoRN-sept.. 4c7s: Dec, 42iaahs; May
i3liGl"~.
OATS-sept.. 32is; Dec, a2as; May, 34h.
PORk-Sept.. 16G.ia; Jan, l2.9o
LARD-Sept.. S.11l4. Oct, $50; Nov, S45
RlRS-Scpt.. Ssh, oct, S.52i2; Jan, $50
cash quotations Were as follows:
FI.OrR-t,asy.
WIIEAT-No, . spring, 73I76: No. 3, T.
al; No. > red, 6SasGI10.
CORN-No. 2, 49, No. . yellow. 475smiS
OATS-No. ., 23ll No. . white, 33l4 G3i1a
No. > white, 3Da, m33
RN E.-No. 2, 56Is
MALTING-F to choice, 4Ga5l
FLAX SEEDING. l, log; No. ! north
western. 1.0SH.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prinre. 4Ga1a.
CLOVER Contract grade, L.
SHORT EIBS-S 15GtSS5
MESS FoRk-16.7O
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-13
BOXING NOTES.

The Los Angeles CLUB has set SEPT
IS rs the date for the fight between
Tom Burns and Jim Flynn.
Dave Deshier ana Martin CanoIe
have been matched to box l. rounds
at Valley Falls, r L., oct. ..
Abe Atteli has agreed to meet Kid
Taylor and Grover HAYES IL rounds
each on the same night at Davenport
While beating Nelson made Cans feel
happy, there is one thing that he mas
not vet stopped chucklng over, and
that is winning a $1,000 bet from Bill y
Nolan.
The match between O'Toole and Ell
die Kelley, which was 10 be boxed at
Philadelphia Saturday night. has been
called Off, as O'Toole received an in
jury n a baseball game.
The boxing game is to be opened up
again in BroCitOn oct. 3. The pro-
motors intend to run only siX-rnu..A
bouts. I!nhoE and Tommy Quill have
been signed for one of the bouts.
The fight trust Of san Francisco
wants the O'Brien- Berger fight for
November and it has offered a $l5,t0o
purse. IL Berger accepts, O'Hrien says
he will postpone his trip to Australia.
Jack Gleason. manager of Berger. does
not figure the above purse as biz
enough.
Biddeford Record: The next thing
in The sporting line will be the meeting
at National hall at an early date OF
Arthur Cote and Peter Sullivan in
l5-ound bout Young Ouilette will 60
against Young Allen of Sanford in one
preliminary and Kid Ledoux, who got
a decision over Young Cote at San
ford. will try To do the trick again.
Sig Hart, who once helped to manage
Tommy Burns. is now telling tales
about Burns since the latter stole his
lighter. George Munsie, away from him.
Hart SAYS that Burns wants Tommy
Ryan to dope Marvin Hart when they
taught at Is Angeles. Sig also states
that when Burns was going to fight
Mike Schneck at Terre Haute. Burns
wanted Sig to give the the referee
$500, so that he would decide in Burns
favor. and when it could not ne fixed
Burns crawled out of the match, Burns
also. according to Hart. wanted John
Willie to lay down to him at Chicago,
and when Willie refused Burns called
off the match.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-13
Lowered "Wednesday On
the Syracuse Track.
Sweet Marie Breaks Worlds
Record flowers Own Mark.
Rose Mack Wins 2::23 Tfot and Johnny
Smoker 2:I3 Pace al Concord.

SYRIA cEse, n. Y, Sept. 12.-The Grand
Circuit races at the state fair grounds
today We're characterized by some able
turf work which started the enthusi-
assn of Il record breaking crowd.
Before the races proper, w. l.. Snow
drove AIdons Boy to beat ZIG pacing.
He did it in 2.O9A The second quarter
in .29la was remarkable. showing the
condition Of the track.
In the second heat Of the 2.05 trot-
ting race Sweet Marie was driven by
Alta z. Mcdonald for a record going
the first quarter in .3lI, to the half liz
Loo, three-quarters in l.3314, and he
mile in 2.0334, lowering her own marx
half a second, trottins the fastest mile
and lowering the worlds record for
trOtting mares in a race by half ii
second.
There We're II in the first race on
the card today, the Chamber of Com
merce $1,000 stake. Gold Dust won the
first heat in a hot finish. Mainsheet
came in first in the second heat, but
was set back on account of an al
legged foul, the race being changed to
ORC first and Mainsheet last.
According to the decision of the
Judges setting back MainSheet. Thorn
as refused to start the horse in the
third heat. Starter Newton announc-
ed that the heat would be trotted with
out Mainaheet and that decision in the
case would be made later in the week
The third heat was u case of nose
and nose finish between Gold Dust and
ono, the former winning by narrow
margin.
In the fourth heat of the 2.O5 trotting
race Sweet Marie beat Wentworth by
| three lengths the second heat result
ing in the sensational record breaking
event previously mentioned.
The second heat of the FL pace was
/ sensational in character, Ruddy Kip
winning by a neck in 20iaI, lowering
| the mark.
Graft Won the 2G6 pace after finish
| ing fifth in the first heat.
Summaries:
| CHAMBER OF COMMERCE STAKE
SlG0-..Ug IROT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-13
new ENGLAND LEAGUE.
The Post Series.

Lynn of the New England League mau1
cut League champions, IN the posi-
81 "aln"s here, shutting them out ) 10 v.
I'll" game was the shortest played tiiS
season On the Ocean Park grounds: tahits
up brt hour and II ,i.inut'S. M,,ch cree.
il for the vlctcry belongs to the honie
pitcher. SMITH. " no allowed Dut wv
scattered hits and OnlY two Nof"ich
players got as far as first base, none
passing that lag.
.ym .........:..0 o o o x-3-l-o
Norwich ........O y . u -
E:,tts rio=-Smitli and Dauln; Lucky ana
Accorsni. Time. lie. Umpire, Henry.
AT WORCESTER.
Another exhibition Of pocr playing by
tie home team gave Springfield Two IN
three of the intcr-leacue SERIES. VI inc
six runs scored by Springfield the Visitors
were not fntitled to any. four WI
started on errciS and the other two start
81 after chances put two men cut Vol
ccster punched hits on Luby in the SlAtl
and battcd in two runs, a poor throw u!
RObarse giving the third. The WorE 81
the New London players IN the Spring
field team was Tor the third SUCCESSIVE
game the fcattr. of the visit 1rS PLAY
on account OF an injury to wan; hH.iS
Dyer, a Worcester player, worked Win
the home team.
Springfield $40 l o c 0 0 Il 4
Worcester ....O o e . , o o O-3-t, =
BatteIIes-Luhy and Rohargc; Ffo;E
and knctts. Time, III. Umpire, STANFORD
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
SHEVLIfI WILL RETURN.
Coinq Back to Yale to Coach Football
Team This Season.

New Haven, Sept 12-WilsOn S. Nc
Clintock, the former Yale freshman
football coach, arrived here Tuesday
for stay of a week. Mr.. McClintock
during his college course was the room
mate and closest personal friend OF
Thomas Lee Shevlin, the star end and
captain of the Yale football team last
year, and although they have not been
together during the summer they have
been in communication, and Mr.. Nc
Clintock is aware of Shevlin'S plans
for the coming fall.
When asked today if there was any
possibility Of the return of Shevlin to
this city for the purpose of helping
in the coaching of the Yale eleven dur
ing the coming season. Mr.. McClin
took said:
Yes, am positive That Tom will re-
turn. In fact, he has written to me of
his intention to be with the team dur
ing the first weeks of the practice. Just
how long he will stay with the team
do not know, but | am sure that he will
be perfectly willing to remain 50 long
as his services are needed"
Tn TIE land Of Melnkkah, or Median
are old mines in which mining tools of
I l,,A n to I haa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-13
BOXING At EssINGToN.
Chambers and Willis Will Open Sea
son-Weekly Bouts Proposed.

:, Philadelphia, Sept. 12.-Lovers of
boxing are to witness a 2O-round con-
test at Essington. Sept. 10. between
Eddie Chambers and Billy Willis of
this city. They We're matched Tuesday
by the Olympic A. A, the new corpora
ton that will use the arena built by
Tom O'Rourke of New York and sew
eral Philadelphians. but which had a
short life. owing to the opposition of
the Delaware county authorities. who
finally succeeded in having Gov. PEN
nypacker put stop to fighting. The
new club has secured charter from
the Delaware authorities and promises
to hold weekly shows.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-13

:ou33 lbs. 3ol:m3S14: clipped white, 3GGi4o
lbs. 39l.@i4i.
BEEF-Frm.
LARD-Firmt western prime, S.S0d
$50.
PORF.-Stcady.
BCTTER-Firm unchanged; receipts,
1907.
EGGS-Rarcly steady unchanged; re
ceipts. .l5. "a.
PoTATot,S-Frm; Irish unchanged
Jersey sweets, per basket. 5GGil.l2.
9-16. centrifugal, sc test 4 1-lt; molaSSes
sugar. 5hft5lG; refined firm; No. 9. 80;
No !, Al; No. s, 40; No. 8, 40; No 10,
- No. II, 40; No. l.. AIS: No. Is. 40;
No. II, 400; confectiOners. $50, cut loaf,
$40: crushed. so; powdered, $40, granu-
lated. 100, cubes. ~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-13
STATE, NEWS.
SOMERSET.
CAM BRIDGE.


Miss Blanche Richards is the new
telephone operator at the central Of
fee.
MIR. ana Mrs. w. ". Odlin of New
port were IN town he first of the week:
T. Z. Ring is in Watervi!le for a few
days.
]. ID. Ring will be in Skonhegan next
week.
Iucy Ham went to Waterville Mon
day to attend Z. &. |.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ham Were
thrown from their carriage by the
horse taking fright at a bicycle Sun
day, but they We're not seriously in
iured.
MIR. and Mrs. Almond Pease are in
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Genthner Of Au-
gusta are at ID. y. Whitneys.
Miss Viva Merrill of Waterville is
at Grcenlef Watson'@.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-13

In Brussels, Malincs and other Belgian
towns novel method of not only getting
rid OF smoke, but turning it to good ac-
count has recently been employed The
smoke is driven by a rentilating fan into
inter allied with porous material over
WMch continuous stream of petroleum.
bcnzine. alcohol or some liquid hydrocar-
bon lows. The result is that the smoke
is entirely suppressed. while the filter
yields gas of great heating power
which can be used for domestic purposes
and for driving gas engines. The filter
ing material itself also becomes q good
cnmhustibe during the process
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-13
Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

New York, Sept; 7.
rLOUR-Reoelpts 2s,11l;, exports u ; 5e
sales, 75OG; market steady WIN aniee
WHEAT-Receipts. $500; exports: o..
80; sales. 1.70ooco futures; Sp o. steaay h
No. . rcd. 7els elevator ana So::, y u
afioat: No. hard winter. .Sae o b ati0 lat
CORN-Recelpts $50; exports, ~. ~
sales. IG3. 600 futures: spot iriss'aat M >
5Sh elevator and JI% o o ai'o''' w. =
yellow, 5sls: No white, Co. ernoer. u,x
oATS-Rscaipts, 1900; spot lirlnsr NIX
ed oats, 2eg32 lbs, 351243.; natufal "hite'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-13

More than 1l,0Oo,0O0 pieces of mail went
aStray in the United States last year
because they were not directed even well
enough for the experts to dccipher the
names and addresses. Millions of this
immense total went to the dead letter
office. where lot of il was opened. tn"
addresses of the writer's IScertained and
the letters or packages returned. But in
good many cases the writer's address
is never found and the Letter is really
dead" when neither the sender nor the
prospective receiver can be discovered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-13

There are said to be 100000 migratory
sheep in Spain which travel on occasions
as much a.; ~ miles from tn" plains -
the mountains They are known ~
transhumantt ana their march, resting
places and behavior ara governed by Sr''-
,ial regulations dating from the four
ternth century. 1T certain times no "n"
may travel the same route as the sheep,
which have III. right u graz. on all op"n
ard common land on the way.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Al Observation-Disclosures |, Jersey
City o. ,c.,
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T. Bun 10 . 'hfA,
same): Buffalo +, Providence ! 'Secon"
AT Toronto-Baltimore 6, Toronto . 'hrSt
game); Baltimore 2. Toronto . sec l'i
game; called in seventh at Baltimore .
reouest. .-,,o
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-13
SPRING RRAN-19. 1:a,G,.O.aa,.
MIXED EF,ED-rD IGToorn

MIXE.D FE;ED-ao 5cHa3JN
PORK Unchanged: medium, 80.
I.AItb-liiGhrr; l0l:.
HEEF-ouIt: whole cattle 9G91a.
I.AMBS-Quiet; spring. 1-@l5: fan 10dl1
NEAI.S quiet; Sail.
BtlTTER-StcadY northern. 2,M2S.
CHEESF,-Steady; York state 19laG 49,
EGGS Steady; choice. :Dd33; western, .
Gf23
APFLE@--Jinchanged Gravensteins, 3 o.
d'iOa
POTATOES-Tnchan new Aroos-
took, per bu.. 3SdG0.
SUGAR Higher on a basis Of 5l0 for
Granulated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-13

security for further relief measures by
use of government funds. The upward
movement originated in the Could and
Hartman PaciticS, but the list WAS pref
Il generally involved by the spread Of
the movement The closing WAS fairly
buoYant and active.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales. par
value, :. 1T. 0ie United States rs regis
tered advanced ,. and the coupon rs |
nor cent call
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-13
CHICAGO Cattle Market.

Chicago, Sept. Il
CATTLF-Receipts. @a,O00; common to
prime steers, 3. 7:yu6.l5
HOGS-Receipts, $500; choice to prime
siIif::F.PNReceirts % 600; sheep 445@575
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-13
New York Cotton Market,

New York. Sept L..
Cotton SPOT closed quiet MiddIing up
lands 50; do gulf. 1895. Sales. none.
Galveston steady, 5-l6; Charleston
leans steady, 81 Mobile steady, 1-16;
Savannah quiet, Q.
Net receipts for five days. SS92.
Exports to Great Br tain 6j9i to France
t3S,. Ia the continent l5.Sa2, to Japan $50.
Stock 250,9;y0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-13
NATIONAL,
New York Scores More
Than Boston 80 to 7.
pitisburg Drops Behind, Los
ing 6 to 5 to Cincinnati.
BROOKLYN Beats PhiIlies -Four 10 Three Rain
Prevents Same al ST. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston, Sept. New York won from
Boston . to :. The home team outbatted
The visitors, but Prefers Wildnrs3 lost
the game. Mc.innity replaced Taylor in
the second inning aud was himself batted
out Of Tie boy IN the eighth.
t'E-Nr Ntt1Jy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-13
Boston Downs the New
York Leaders 4 to 7.
Chicago Gives St. Louis Ter
ribIe Who||oping, IS to 5.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York, Sept. 12-On the eve Of their
departure for what will be d decisive Sc
ries with both Eastern and Western
teams, the New York Americans today
lost the last game of the season on their
home grounds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-13

An inventor has succeeded in evolving a
novel Improvement upon the ordinary
cclincid film used for cinema tographic
purposes. The pictures are taken in a
spiral manner upon circular glass plates,
thereby enabling 4 long series comprising
several hundred pictures to be obtained
III small space. The diameter of the
plate Is fifteen inches. while the photo
graphs themselves do rot exec ed half an
inch in length. In this way it is impossi-
bic to record n story lasting about four
minutes upon one plate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-13
Boston Produce Market.

Boston, Sept u.
FLOIrR-Unchanged spring patents
TCI;N-Iower: No. 3 yellow &c.
OATS-Quiet; No. . clipped, 70.
UtY-IrnchangtG No. l, 16.5OalS.
MILL FEED-Higher.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-13
New York Money Market.

New York, Srpt. Il
Prime mercantile paper ca, per cent.
Sterling exchange steady at iSiM,4N 90
for demand and 1T 4,3.,5at4l9. 50 Tor tC-day
bills.
Posted rates is1miSIs and 4S4,a.
Commercial bills 49,.
Ear silver tSiI.
Mexican dollars E3.
Government bonds strong.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Money on call firm, Al. per cent; last
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-13

Jack Harper will rejoin the Ch'caE"
Cuhs i'm Boston Sept. ~. when the com
ing champions will open series at III"
South end.