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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-08
DR.. NICHOLS CASUALTY LIST
Says Percentage of Injuries is Great,
err in Foot Ball Than Other
Major Sports.
palladium Specially

Boston, Mass, Jan. Tn the cur
rent issue Of the Medical and Sur
gical Record is published an inter.
esting article on "The Physical AS
pect of American Foot Ball. which
makes the game look like a modern
battle. The report has been pre-
pared by DR.. Edward Ii. Nichols, as
sistant visitin gsurgeon Of the Boston
Of surgical pathology at the Harvard
medical school. who in collaboration
with DR.. Holmer b. Smith, has set
forth the experiences incident to the
surgical and medical care of the Har-
ward football squad last season.
Preceding the table of injuries re-
ceived last year, the report presents
a table of 216 injuries, reported by
the players as having been sustained
prior to 1905. These are not enum-
Grated here, but the appended list is
a complete record Of the 145 injuries
aside from inconsequential cuts,
bruises and abrasions received dur
inig DIR. Nichols's and DIR. Smith s re-
gime:
Sprained thumb ............... 1
Fractured fibula ............... 1
Cuts (requiring stitches) ...... IL
DTulSeS .
Dislocation of elbow ........... /
Ten-synovitis tendo-achilles ..... l
Dislocation of xiphoid cartilage. 1
Injury to back ............. 9
Synovitis of knee ........... 3
Sprained ankle ............ Is
Strained muscle of side ........ /
Crushed finger ;. .............. l
Confusion of knee ........... l
Confusion of side ............. /
Fractured rib 49,. ............ 5
Rupture of internal lateral liga-
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-08
CENTRAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Saturday Nights Results
Indianapolis, 2; Danville l.
Marion s; Logansport 4.
Kokomo, 6; Lafayette 5.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-08
he - - odSs
Department Store

Or in other words the Laboring Mans Store" for
the people that you the pennies, which you all
know, if kept will make dollars
In our large window we have of Mothers Rolled
Oats. These five contain the word Mother"
is bound get the letter that will bring them
Of dishes. Do be late and allow your neighbor
to get this letter. for will surely get it at
store - - - -
Specials for Friday will be as Follows:
7 lbs hand picked Navy Beans, 25c
One half bushel hand picked Navy Beans Sl.OO
One bushel hand picked Navy Beans $40
! ID Hoods Fancy Blend Coffee 25c. q extra stamps
with each pound
lb best Baking Powder EARTH 45c so extra stamps
with each pound
package Cocoanut 10c. 10 extra stamps
lb Model Soda &c. 10 extra stamps
h Mule Team Borax &c. II extra stamps
can Big Bonanza Lye Toe. II stamps
For Saturday Only
We will sell you the choice Of of Clothes Hamp-
several different varieties, for S1.19
Special Sale Lace Curtains 20 per discount for
Saturday only See us before you buy.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-08

q q . . e . q q . q q . . . q . .
. See the beautiful line of Holt .
= day goods at Moormann' s Book .
= Store, $40 Main street. .
. Grading Stamps.) =
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-08

Want ads in Palladium pays.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-05
DRINKING Moro Puiuuc.

The consumption Of pulrIo IN Mcyirn
''itv l.; rapidly in'TcISinE. aud tn"
hauling of the ,inE iG becoming ono of
ITO u'inripal "our"cs of revenue on q
nInn"r If lines entering the city.
on nearly every railroad entering;
tho city u special pulJIIc train j. run
into the city daily. and many Of th"
regular freight trains carry larG" NUN
hers Of ears containing tn" popular
drink.
During tho month of juno three rail
roddS-tho IIidalSo, the Mexican aIi
the Inter Oceanic carried into the cit :
- SCI barrels aud 33i skins fun Of TN.
pulule gathered withing a radius OF 60
mics IF the city. The National. the
central AMI tho smaller lines brought
in an amount probably half AS great.
Allowing that til" population Of Mex
leo City is 10000 men. women and chill
drcn. the quantity "f pUluu" brought
into tn" city. daily is; sufficient to sup
ply almost two litrCS to every indivil-
nal DO You drink your share? Dur
ing the month Of .Iun" 1i?SI. go litrcS
of pulpuc were brought into the citv.
rs in one barrel there are
80 litres and in one skin 60 litrcs. Dur
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-05

trying to hide the fact that m"n like
stone. Chase Mike Donln. Wagner AMI
Lajoie. who hit around $50 nowadays;
in these days Of spirited action. arc
more scientific and better hatsmen
than tho great Sluggcrs Of - years 60
The game has improved in every dc
partment. We have more good ball
players in every position nowalaI."
Elmer Smith is still alive. and, what;
better. is still in the game. As 4 pitch
tr. and later as hy-Catcher. Tho
Dutc.iman was as good rs any .; tl,n
in his day. Hes been with Ringhantn0.
in the New York state League. all sea-
son. Elmer * the q stone Of that body
In 120 games he ran MP a sticking mark
Of 32l. finishing at the top If the heir.
Birmingham. tho new Nap. lauI~I
fourth. with a 300.
Pres Murphy Of the Chicago club
says. I'VE spent exactly 80 600 for new
men to strengthen the club. W" In We
already spent $1,000 for new mon for
next yoar, as We hav" secured hV" new
cuttielinrs. which will max" min" W'
can call on in case Of emergency. Tn"
new players will be given trial. ana
if they are not fast enough they will he
farmod out to other clubs. from Whcr"
We can recall them at amy tim".
sam Crawford and Mattv Mcintyre
of Detroit may wear the uniform Of TN
Chicago American LcoCu" club ne&t
season President Comi;ke" il n"so-
tiating with tn" Detroit club t"I 4
trade whereby these stars of The out ri
field will join tn" white Sax next So"
soil. Thc deal Includes the trading IF
four players and possibly a cash bonus.
The present members of the Whit" s;n<
mentioned in the trade arc bund"u.
Hahn ami Hart. with the fourth mcm-
her uncertain. though Frank .;Inth ana
Pat Dougherty are considered lr"ba :
hilities.
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Chicago Produce Market.


Til" Ohio report which showed tho
wheat crop ~ that state to y" in tn"
ncjchhorhon,l of inm0Hr bushels WAS one
reason for i weakness today in tho local
wheat market At tn" close wheat for DO
ccrnbcr delivery WAS off r. Corn WAS IN
changed oats wcrc m Z. Provisions;
v"ro higher to ~ lower.
WHEAT -ncc.. 11is; Nav. 79iB.
COEN-Cct a.; Dec. 4%: Nav, t2Rsf J..
OATS Dec 80: Nav, 3,hM'A: July 81
NESS PORK Per hbl Jan 13 30
LARD Per 100 lbs, Oct. S?!'@. Nov,
s ~ Ian. ! 92i%.
sIIorT KIES Pr 10" lbs. oct SIS:
carh n,ot.ticns wcr, az follows:
W E!nf IT. srrinE. 7sms2: No. 3. 72ce
t0HN-No. ;. 4r,n'a; No yellow. az
" oATs-No. .. 3a7s: No; . white. 3i'a@f
80: 80 :: white, :'2ic"fHiH.
rNE.-Nn. , 81.
IE;Y-C;ood flooding 3Sm:o.
NAI.TING-Fair to choice. 4t6:.2
FLAX CEED-Nn. |. LOG; No. north
western. 11ll%.
TIMOTHY SEEn-Frimc, 3n3.S,
s1tTnr; R,rs SIDES Loose. S.7.@9.
MSS pORK-r"r bill l6.Jb.
LAI;p-Pcr 100 lbs. S.'3'a.
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Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

NV N"tE. oct.
Ftnf r. Receipt Z. t..'1: exports. l.,~'
aal"s. GHo. market Strrd' with :,'"~ track,
Minnesota.
WHEAT R"~"irt;. i"."". exports. l2t
600. s',lcS i..-fln 600. spot irrc@iIlhr. ~. ;
rr.I ~. ~, ltpl. ~" " r,'I. >n's u
a;I"at. "a. I northern Duluth >i's . h
,iHnat No . hard winter. Si@, q ! afnHt !,
";,~ning 4 shad" lower on account II easy
cables.
CORN Err"ipts. 81 10; =u"t, 3o.on. spot
~ -"lv steady, No .. ", elevator and ~ !,
f " u ahnat; 40. : yellow 1T -: NJ. :
white. f,1lr
OATS Receipts. ~ .o"": mixed oats. '6
~. HIS ST.. natural white. @r3; lbs e.
;;Ni." ~. Clipped white. ">uin lbs. 80 IT,.
EFt.F- t'irfr.
lard Firm. western rrim" alrr1 T..
PORK Firm. family lN.nnlo
lI'FrIE-f'irm, r"r'i,tS. :FN3. street
prices. extra creamery. q. Official prices
UNCHANGED
tGGS Steady. unchanged. receipts. II. II
ar
roTATotS- Irr"cular: Irish rnchanC
cd: southern. r"r bill. 80, I -. Jersey.
pcr basket. i"F,1"n
SUGAR Raw. quiet: fair refining. q :;
c"ntrifuC.tl rs test. {. mclagScS sugar. ~
refined ,tcadv
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BASEBALL NOTES.

Joss of Cleveland has won nine shut
out games this season cut of % pitched.
Writes Allen Sdngress in the New
York Journal The Giants were 80 pa
tently OutClaSsed by the Nationol
League champions of 1906 that their
strengthening for next season becomes
foregone conclusion. If one began to
diagnose the Illness it would mean a
general criticism
George Lennon, who owns the st.
Paul club. says that he is well salts
fed with Dick" Paddens administra-
ton and that he will put the "old boy
pack in office. st. Paul was taiIender
all the way and landed seventh. Il is
reported to be the only A. A. city that
didn't make money. However, no loss to
speak of was sustained
Cnlcago is making an effort to land
'narles. the premier second baSem::n
OF the Trf-State. and member of the
Wllliamsport team this year. and So.
pr,ng mas been asked to use his in
nuence in getting him to join the West :
VIII n'he. Charles is the only man IN
the Williamsport intield that has not
signed with the Millionaires for Ia
coming season.
James Seoring has announced that ha
mas signed with the Chicago National,
ana Will play with that team in ,oo7
II Is reported that the right fielder n,c =,
ne possibility for the managerial no
sition of the Reading team next SCI,
son. The Philadelphia National Iearr
ciuo tried hard to land the PLAYER. In,
Manager Chance of Chicago refused ,
consider any trade.
n says Sam Crane: There is no y,
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rROTJIECi- PURSE;
SPORTING NOTES.

III tn" main bout at a wrestling match
at Armory hall at Brunswick Wednesday
evening Fred Barrett Of Montreal threw
George Thomas Of Brunswick three
times within an hour. for 4 pnr7" Of $50
The first fall was in = minutes. the
bar Nelson hold being used. The next
tWo~fall~ were both obtained with the
bar Nelson with leE. the second being
in il minutes and the third in 10 min
utcs. III tn" preliminary boU., Rlly
C"sCrov" of lewiston throw lid Kill
born of Lewiston once in 4 a-minute
bout. and Peter Brown Of Brunswick
tWic" within - mimutcS.
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BOXING NOTES.

Joe Cans is considering the erection
of theater at Oakland for C"lorcd
people.
Andy MCGarry and xiii Sullivan
have been matched to box at Baltimore
within two weeks.
1t has been mutually agreed between
Tommy Murphy and Kid Goodman that
the referee for their contest at the Lin
coin Club, Chelsea. Mass next Tuesday
night. will be Hector McInniS of South
Boston.
Boston Globe: 1t looks as if Jim,.ly
Gardner has again 'bloWn'' Paddy
Minahan as manager. Since he went
| West he has taken up Emil Thiery as a
| manager. The latter offers t. match
HAruner against Walcott or GauS
Juid R. Gibbs Of the California A. G..
OF San Francisco one of the most ia
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AMERICAN LEAiiF
BASEBALL. MOTIFS.

Nothing new has devcl.i ~ ~ th.
deal going on for the I:N-t,n r.rtirnaI
League club. Pres. Sodcn l,.L I: 4, rti-
Tcnnys crowd viii complete the deal
rs soon a. the C"mpa'!" r1n l." in" M
porated.
Rculbach of Chca"' I....' leads thr
National League pitchers With is vic
tories out of y game. pitched.
Frank chance and his men think tn.
Highlandera viii lose to the Gi"ut;''
if the two teams meet. Just wait ami
see.
Harry WEIGH. the hcavr-hitting out
fielder nf the omaha club. has made ar
rangements to pay his South Boston
friends a visit this month.
Boston Post. EvorS is about =.
speedy Il second baseman just now ~
any man that We know of filling th'
position He also wishes it known that
he is 4 good Irishman.
AL PuCkenherger WaS promised $50,
extra if he landed the Rochester On. "
club in third place. and he lost to Bal
tim0re by q very small margin"
small that President Chaplin gave hin
the 1900.
on form and dope" TIL" chicago Ma
tionals should beat whatever team win
the American League pennant. Tailhnd II
erS. however. often rnakr the champ
ions look bad. and. az Arnold Daly
says, you never can tell"
Irwin Wilhelm who was with Boston
last season aud now with Birmineha.n
in the Southern League. pitched 2
double h"dder against Nashville on"
day last week and held his opponents
down to ono hit in eanh Gamc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-05

Man might often take from the lower
animals a lesson rs to the care or him
self V hen i'll. All sorts of animals SUI
FERNS from fever cat little lie quiet in
dark. airy places and drink quantities
If water When dog loseS his appe-
tit" he knows whore to find dog grass
which acts as 4 rurGative and cmctic.
shop and cows, when i'll, seek certain
herbs. Any animal suffering from
chronic rheumatism keeps as far as
possible in the sun If chimpanzrc be
wounded he has been seen To stop the
bleeding Ivy a plaster Of Chewed-up
leaves, and grass.
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston. oct {.
FLOUR Unchanged. MIL shipments.
spring patents. .,"diNl
tbEN L"wcr. ~ :; yellow. 'I'e.
OATS E'irn"1: NJ Z "lipr"d, 4l':T az
UAY nrhhnccd No |. ~.
Nil |. FEED Firm.
SrRIN'; EKAN-2iri1 70.
Mn VI t'EF.1'-"l :'sn2l.n
PoRN-tlui"t medium, Ito.
IAEp -pu,"t: lufa.
HT,E,I> -Stordy. VIII II" cattle 9,?t"
I.ANTS- Steady: sprinE. l-l.F'13. fall. L
an.
NttI.S- St"ady: 1o'il'.
EI'TTrE- steady. northern. o1m1a
t'IIE,ESI;- Higher: York state Ii'2Tli'-
EGGS Higher tor western. choic", -"
n: NcSt' ~. 2;d u.
tPPI IIS-,,ui"f. Gre "nlnGS. -"s.1''
Ora VcnStrirs. 3ui ..
Tot AToE.S- o1r"t. new. per hI., ~" -
SUGAR steady on q hdidS 81 ~ i"i
rrlnulatcd.
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NEW FOOTBALL RULES.
Walter Camp Issues Paper With Sug-
gcstions For Their Interpretation.

New York. Oc-. e. Walter camps
par"r on III" football rules. making
suggestions for their proper int"rpre-
tation according T. Tn" intent of th"-"
who formed them j., issued Following
arr extracts:
THAT the referee rs ah."lut" IN all
point; not covered ~ III" umpire. hnt
tn" umpircG ar" ah@"lut" regarding
fouls. and the referee mu't all"W pre-
cedcnce to their G""i:;i"n; in case Of a
fuui.
THE referee has tn" power I" sh"rt"n
Continued on Page TenD
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New York Cotton Market.

Now York. OCT 4.
Cotton spot closed rui't and steady. ~
POINTS advance. NddIing up!ands. 1969.
do gulf. lnoo Sales. 90oc bales.
f;aIycst IN firm 1a2s: charleston steady.
10. Memphis firm. los. New orleans firm.
10i I: Mobile firm ~: s vannah quiet, 10.
Not receipts for six d;'vs o4.o1L
Exports to Great r2ritpin 6613l. to
France -. d3I: to the continent. $3.50: to
Japan. IA
S.nck C11
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Boston, Nat, Plays Two
With Brooklyn and Loses.
Chicago Beats Pittsburg 4 to 0
New York Beats Phi|Iies.
o,Iy One Game 10 American League, Chicago
Seating CIewIand ; 10 !.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston. Oct "A scheduled double
header brought the local National League
season to a close today. Brooklyn taking
both games. 3 tc and to l. The second
game was cut to five innings to enable
both teams to take the boat train to New
York.
First game
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Chicaoo Cattle Market.

Chicago. oct
cAT1I.F Receipts about f-r: common
to III inc. >. I."ti.M.
HDCG- Receipts about 1900: choice to
primo l, avi. h."1f%6i
SHEET kcrr ut. lh"ut 900. sheep. :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-05

ing each day of tn" month an av"ra-"
nf 1iN -t3 Iitr"S was brought I" tn" city.
Tn" amout thus reCkon"d is "x"lu-
2ilt sc the puluuc brought to the city
III wagon: and On mulcback from the
nearby hacicndas Mexican Herald.
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80 CLASS. TPOT AND PACE PURSE;
xIp,
FAIR AT ACTON.
About 1000 People Take IN the Races
and Other Attractions.

Acton. NJ. Gct. i-rho second dav Of
TIA" list annual fair of Lake Shore Park
Association was nrn ~ the most success
ilIl. being attended by NOR" than iuNG per
e'. IS. The racing wrs particularly III
tcr"stinG. til" summary:
?!....., CLASS. TkOT A<D PACE-PI'RSE
40
E"i,in Hood. ch z fSk 'llnGs).....o 1
Prime" Henry. Il . tW G2inp......1 > j,
Inr!u@. > ~ |NcNau"I'"r). -......i :; :.
StIrn. t. Wrnik shankt -..........:: I ,lr
= ~ CLASS TPOI AND PA,'E.-Pr-KSE
21r1
E"ina WIS. Il m H'ott'or........1 . /
Harry s. frniX. {; 'RracIonI... ] .
kin- ti";... Tn y NV i@s,inD ......ds
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son ana Smith. Time. lis. imp re
pentcr and Klein.
AT PITTSEJ'RG
Pittshurg

PittShurg .......0 o q /" 0-o-1-S
Chicago .........0 0 . u u q o-i-S-r
BatterieS-Leifield and Phelps, PETIT:
Pfcister and King Moran. Time. 81
Umpire. Day.
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BOSTON.

Two-basc hitS-Doltn. Howard Home
run-AlI "rman 81 ticc Il tH-i hH,'y'
MqIoncv stolen kas"-Eitt.r. Double:
pl;y-Rrain. T"rnav ard Brown: First
base on nalls-Off Lindaman T. Of Sttick-
Ltt } Struck o,lt-Ry SuiCFlctt ;. by
Lindnman 8 Time. 2h. Umpire. e.; 'Nay.
Second game,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-05

~ u recent meeting "i tn" Junior class
tn" following officers were elected. Pres
tI"ut. John Il. Ecndrccan. it"ckland.
Mass: Ne" president. James a. GhnnTt
"f Yarmouth. Ne: secretary. Philip /.
I;"hin%on IF Watorvillc. Nc. treasurer.
Fred e. Morton oi South WindhIm. Me.
l'aui'l thdS" Of Barring. Nc, and Joseph
jacobs Of West RoylSton. MiS%., W"r"
elected aS members Of til" student r"'in-
ell. II was also d"cl,'cd to dedicate th''
1905 Prism to President Fellows
Th" Senior class election WIS h"li
Thursday noon and tn. following ~ the
list of officers: President. Porter |"
Swift Of Norway. Nc. wee president,
Il. iamh, T.. Williams OF North l%!"&h"r".
Ne; secretary. Miss ItdItl, NJ. Tat" #
East Corinth. treasurer John +. Bates
IF Calais Ne.
The Agricultural club has chosen the
following officers fer tn" coming year.
resident Sidney NJ Bird Of Rorkland.
viz" ~. submit Ei"ha,i +. Talbot IF An
dover. Nc: S.."rrtarr. A. A. Austin OF
Ridlnnvillc. NJ.
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At LEXINGTON.
Kentucky Todd Wins Easy
Victory Thursday.
Captures The $4,000 Kentucky
FutuTity For Two-year- oIds.
stiff Breeze on Track Prevents Sweet Marie
Tring For Worlds Record.

Lexington. Ky. oct 4.-Tlte easy VIC
tory Of Kentucky Todd III the 2-yeir-
old diVi ion Of the Kentucky F'uturit V
ana the defeat ~ Main@hcct in the 2.05
trot W"I" tn" features at tn" Kentucky
rrottnIG Horse Association meeting to
LAY. Kentucky Todd defeated the crack
NV England c"lt Rlu" Hill, LucIlc
MnIlow" and others with much ease.
i\cutucky Todd il owned 10y Miss kath-
arit, J.. Wilkes nt Gait. ont. who is
tine unly woman to win i trotting tu
truiiv and the only Canadian to win IA
Kentucky I'uturity. HE victory WAS du"
partly I" bad breaks by Lucille MarlpWe
aud HIur Hill.
lii Tia" roc tr"t MainSh"ct va" never
y ,:nn""rnrC; factor. Tho race was be-
tween Norman T.. and SNYDER MCfir"G-
"a and N" last two heats which were
won by Norman T.. resulted in the most
exciting finishes ever seen here.
Tir'r" Waf too strong a breeze blow
ing down he back stretch for sweet
Mari" t. attempt 10 break TIA" world
record fnr tn" tr"tt"lS. but il C"ndl-
ti,l,y .t:' tnVnrdhl" sh" will attempt it
;un,"rtnN. IN" summaries:
EtNTI','EY FI-TI'RITY S")-TND-
YEAR OI.bS.
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II
BOSTON.

-Rattcd for Cameron in tn" hfth.
brooklyn ........-..---..-.-.--o
Boston Observation-Disclosures y =
Twn-hase hit-Dolan. $40 n" hitS-
Jordan and Howard. Struck ont ~
Young > by Eason g. Double plays - :
son and Lewis. Alperman. Lewis and J"r-
dan Time. som. Umpire. Conway.
AT NEW YORK.
phiiadeIDhia 2 0 ; o n-6-lc =
New York rs 0 90 q | . x-1-1'3
Batteries-Sparks and Doom: Mathew
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FRTEBURG RACES.
Perfect Weather and 10000 People Out
to Sec the Sport.

Iry"hurG. Nc. oct. i-P"rf'ct weather
greeted Iry"hurE far here Wednesday
and pos" person. v'r" in attrndarc". TIL.
tWr races were ryn of in good TIM" Til.
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SHORT CLEAR SIDES Boxed. SO"

un the r1"durc "HrhinS" today tho put
t.r market was steady. Cr"dm'rieS. 10,
~. diaries. Li,".1'
E,,,i.t vim "; market. clSos included
i1.,'H. FIRST. Il, prime firSts. -; extras.
CIItEEF.- strong. 1.'.n1%
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New York Money Market.

NV YORK, oct '.
Prime mercantile paper 6i""l per cent.
Storing "xChLnG" strong at f.'hrf ~ %
fnr demand. ana at ~ -" ,'@~ Tor 6'-day
bills. ,
Ear silver CN',.
NIo%ican dollars n.
t;ovrrrm"nt bonds steady.
Railroad holdS firm.
Mn,,rN On .lll firm At HMhlo pei cont. !.
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IL ~" wear and intends to make the
- "'m hustle tor tn" game.
"'"''l n morning III" FIR, -hman an.
''1''"hl"f" ha"rblH teams meet again at
o'clock On Amn,ni field to play tho SOC
wv T'h'' Of tn series. II til" Sopho
'''N M 'll@ same. Il VIII De I'll" last
"""' ii"H'd ana tn" Freshmen Will have
''''' "\'r i've bushels Of peanuts 70
WV ''hh"m"r' clae@. II. IN tn" other
h'''. ~" Freshmen WIN "ut. another
H"'i' "Fii hay" Ia h. played to decide TN"
""'"''"h ~ I"anrtt. I'll" S"rhon"r'% won
'h' hrSi sam" III i wall 10y the score "'
L. :" : tut the Freshmen have nccn work
ihs' nara ana intend to put up a hctt'f
showing Saturday. The following are me
i'n'nl5 OF the team. AZ they VIII probably
play:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT CHICAGO

Chicago .........C O 90 9 rs -
Cleveland .......0 . o T. OIL .
Eatteri.S-Paine and Roth. Joss ani
RemiS. Time. l 10. UmpIrcs. O'Ioughln
and Sheridan.
a. Philadelphia-The New York -Phtla
delphia game was postponed. rain.
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UNITY FAIR CLOSED.
5000 People See Three Good Races on
the Closing Day.

Unity, Me. oct. 4-rhe annual Unity
fair closed Wednesday with fine day
and track and 5000 persons on the grounds.
Three races were finished. with the toll
lowing results:
2.l9 CLASS. TROT AND PACE-PURSE
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
THE WEEKS 8 ~ oNrlS
NATIONAL l.E-tt.lT'

NATIONAL lIht.l'F.
Fridav-Rostcn at Now York.
Saturday Boston at Ncw York. Fhila-
delphia at BROOKLYN.
Sunday-Chicago at s. Louis. TT burg
at Cincinnati.
AMERICAN LEA'iif..
Friday and Saturdar-New York 1T Rn%-
ton Washington at i'!iltd' lrh. Detroit
at St Louis Cleveland Chr.'~
Sund1y-Detroit at Chicago. Cleveland
at ST. owls.
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FRECPORT FAIR.
About $500 People on Closing Day-the
Race Winners.

ErrIn. wick Nj. oct. I III" 18th ANNA
tai Of the E'rr"pnrt Agricultural SoCIct :
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Edward Lutte %; Gardiner RI 8. 5

Lewiston. NJ" oct. Tn" Edward Lit
IT," High school football team defeat"
u" Gardner IIieh very easily 1T Auburn
~ A. park "Wednesday. fd%Hrd I.itti"
made is" ~ tho forward pass ana "nSid.'
tHckl" +" good advantage. Th" :""r':