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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-04

RADIO. the Maryland the West Virginia
and the Pennsylvania firing: second
division Of tie Atlantic fleet, $3.50,
with the Illinois the Alabama tile
Iowa ana the Indiana firing: coast
squadron Of the Atlantic fleet. o.. 42g.
with the Nevada. The Arkansas. the
Texas ana the Florida firing. ana the
Pacific squadron. 9l.i15. with the
Chicago tile Boston. tie Princeton ANA
the Marbrhtad firing. The torpedo
tlotilla attached t. the Pacific fleet WAS
first in its Clae". with 111.41i: the
second tlotilll Of the Atlantic fleet was
second, With CG%.o10. ANA the third
.lntiill attached t. tile coast squadron
was third. with Gl.9SG
lii tabulalimg the standing Of single
ships the designation star ship" is
conferred upon those Of each class
which attained cighty-five per cent or
more Of the final merit Of the trophy
winner The single ships are rated III
this order:
Vessels competing for the batileship
trophy The Wisconsin. trophy winner
1899: the Missouri star ship.
12S.S3O; tie K,arsargc, star ship.
125.79l; the kentucky. star ship.
123 $50; the Colorado 1l31l5: the
Maryland. lI2 400 The Indiana, 1l2.35S;
The Illinois. 10 eco; the Alabama.
I10.23i: tie ohio. 106.049; the Penn
sylyania, los AS, the Texas. 90531;
the West Nirginil 81 sos; the Maine,
S3.515, ana The Iowa. 4I.ali.
Vessels competing for the cruiser
trophy The Baltimore. trophy winner
141.I02; the Chicago, 1890: the
Raleigh, 1O3.897: the Boston, $3.50;
the Cincinnati 5000, ana the Marble
head. 13.1113.
Vessels competing for the gunboat
trophy-The Dolphin. trophy winner
144.762; the Pampanga, 1880; the
Nevada. 101.293; the Arkansas, 1861;
the Mayflower S504l: the Rainbow.
S4.350; the Paragua. $4,000; the Arayat,
S2.2S5: the Princeton, 8l5Gl; the
Wolverine, so727; the Frolis. 1889,
and the Florida 74.lS2.
Vessels competing for the torpedo
trophy. guns ana torpedocs-rhe
Perry, trophy winner, 117.13O; the Paul
Jones, star snip, 113.11S; the "-uxtun
star ship, HESS; the Preble. 93802;
the Rodgers, S085S; the Hopkins.
iD.OOl, lit sottN''it' uU.lft, lHt bidhVIy ,
65.7l3; the. Porter, e. $50; the Law
renee. 59.li2; the Macdonough, 55939:
the Nicholson. EASEL; the Dupont.
48.25S, and the Worden. 1851.
Torpedo craft with guns alone-The
Paul Jones, l.i.9JS: the Lawrence,
118.S84; the Stewart, 112SS4; the
Perry, 1O9 1876; the Prcble, 10S.414; the
Truxtun, lu7.7G7; the Rodgers. 92.S5U;
the Dupont. S2.5G5: the Marlborough
1920: the Hopkins. 52.22S: the
Word+n. 4767S: tile Rlakely. 1913;
the Nicholson, 1888, and the Porter,
1855.
Torpedo craft with torpedoes alone
The Perry. 12i.s35; the Truxtun
1l8.O0s; the Pant Jones. 1024SO; the
Hopkins 8S 500; the Preble, 1879; the
Rodgers, 1850; the Porter. 1886: the
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Isaac d. George, former president
of the international Typographical
Union, died at Chicago Thursday.
aged 63 years.
The Illinois Telephone Construction
Co. the telephone end of the Illinois
Tunrell Co, of Chicago it was an
nounccd Thursday has completed ar
rangements to make connections with
all the long distance Independent lines
in the United States.
A woman who said she was Kate
Brown of - Nightingale street. Boston,
was pulled from the waters of the Paw
tuckct river at Pawtucket, r. L., Thurs
day evening, declaring that her escort
who had disappeared, tried to murder
her by throwing her off a high wall in
to the waters, but the police do noI
credit the woman's story. They believe
she went to sleep near the river and
when partly awake walked into the
river.
Ex-Governor Lucius F. c. Garvin Of
Rhode Island was notified Of his an-
pointmrnt as a member of the recep-
ton committee to William j. Bryan
Thursday night, the news coming as a
surprise, but ne SAID ne certainty
would accept the appointment. EN-
Gov. Garvin in reply to a question re-
garding the Bryan boom. said that
Judging from past experience it was
rather early for any kind of BOOM
but that this one might prove to be the
exception and be more lasting than
others. He said: Bryan is an excep-
ti,nal man, just as Roosevelt is.
don't think there is anybody who can
tell just at the present time whether
BRYAN will be the candidate or not"
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Augusta Keeps on Taking
Revenge on ha||owe||.
Wins Out -Four TO Nothing In
Fast and Pretty Game.


Augusta baseball lovers passed an
other delightful afternoon at the Driv-
ing park yesterday when their team
again succeeded in defeating Halloweh
this time by the score OF to q. 1t
was very pleasing to win the game.
they all think. and the fact that they
succeeded in administering a white
wash gave an additional relish to the
result
Again it was a fine game Of ball-one
Of the most interesting Of the many
games this year. The result looks as
though the game was one-sided, but
such was not the case. Augusta had
a serious proposition up to the eighth,
when they succeeded in adding three
runs to the lonesome one which they
had secured in the fifth.
Then. the score might indicate that
Hallowell did not have look in; and
that also would not be the case. In
at least two innings previous to the
eighth when the game was pinched,
the Hallowell team had peep at the
game that only required a single or an
error to have scored from one to two
runs; and it Is to Eddie Remission, Au-
gusta's angel, and good fielding team
behind him to whom the credit goes
that they did not do so.
Take the sixth for instance. Blair
hit and stole second with nobody out.
Then Bannon sacrificed him to third.
All that was necessary was hit or an
error or a drive to the Outfield. But
the best the mighty webb could Go
was to send a short fly to MaccOrey,
which was so we'll handled that even
the lively Blair couldn't score on it.
The next man was easily retired on a
fly to Cote.
Almost the same combination came
up in the seventh. With one man out
Blair again singled and stole and with
Messrs. Bannon and Webb to be heard
from This time Eddie took the entire
responsibility and retired them both on
strikeouts.
These things made the game what
has already been asserted-a fine game
of ball. Shaw pitched for Hallowel
and did excellent work. In fact lie
bothered the Augusta team a great
deal; they got but seven hits off him
which Is the same number which his
delegates got off Remission. Several
Of them were mighty scratchy. too
But there was this vital difference
Eddie was a little bit more steady IN
the hard places-which is not the same
as saying that he was easy in these
places.
Augusta didn't get show until the
fifth, and this first run came In IN,
nature Of a gift. With one man retir-
ed, Twombly secured a base on balls
as his wont; then Remission got hit
then came the first balk that hat
been called on the local grounds this
year, and both men moved forward :
corner. At this time Neddo sent one
down toward first which was sent L
the plate Just about second too late
and which was also too late at first 4
secure the man who caused the trouble
In the eighth they came easier. Der
nard and Maccorry singled in order
and Cote advanced them base on {
sacrifice. The most timely hit of tile
day by Henderson scored the two men
This latter also continued his goot
work on a steal of second and scOret
on an error by Tilton of Follarsbee':
drive in that locality. The summary
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THE WEEKS SCHEDULES.
\ ATIONAT, LEAGUE.

NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
misunderstanding at RoStOn. Chicago
at New York, ST. Louis at Philadelphia,
Cincinnati at I{ronklyn.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Wednesday, Thursday. Friday and sat II
,Irday-BoSton ut Chicago. Washington At
st Louis. New York at Detroit. Phlla
delphia at cleveland.
Sunday-philadelphia at Chicago. New
York at St. Louis.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE
Saturday. Worcester at Lynn. Lowell at
Fail River, Lawrence at Haverhill, Man
chester at New Bedford.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Satnrday-Provi1enrc at BALTIMORE
1.-TWO cameS), Newark at Jersey city. To-
ronto at Montreal. Buffalo at Rochester
uMo games.
Snnday-Icrsey Tity at Newark. Toron-
to at Montreal
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Uruguay reduced her national debt
by $1.570450 during 1905 The total
debt on January l, 1906, was $l2l Hoo
147. of which about so per cent. was eN-
ternal. Uruguay is prosperous r"'ih-
try and in her prosperity is a good Gus
TONER of the United states. Exports
of merchandise from this country 10
Uruguay for the nine months ending
March 81, 1906. amounted to $2.I2,-",
against 81 200.542 in the same period OF
the previous year
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LARNED AND BEHR.
Two Crack TenniS Players Battle To-
day in Finals IL flahant.

Nuhant Mass, Aug. William A.
I.arned Of Summit. y. J., ana Karl II.
Behr, Of YnI" University will meet to
morrow for the second time this week
in a deciding tennis match, both hav-
ing reached the finals IN the Nahant
cubs annual tournament in singles.
The doubles will b. between N. ID.
Whitman, and W. J. Cluthier, ana G.
f. Watson and T.. q Culstun.
In the e.lni-finala Of The singles to
day. Lar1i+d beat 81. j. Clothier 81,
10, G-1; ana B-hr defeated f. B.
Deuhurst &c, c., "a.
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TROLLEY LEAGUE STANDING,
TROLLEY NOTES.
Augusta Is feeling better.

Augusta Is feeling better.
It's Harry and "Gramp'' today at
Hallowell.
Augusta made two errors, but beth
were excusable and neither was costly.
Augusta and Hallowell will try 1t
again today. but this time it will be at
Hallowell.
Some people say Augusta has i'm
proved about so per cent. in all-round
ball playing in the last few days.
Shaw pitched a fast game yesterday
and 80 did Remission. There wasn't
much difference, except Kenniston's su.
perior work at the critical times.
They say that Waterville has got 2
wonder in the way of a pitcher, who
Is coming all the way from Indianapo.
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A INSTRUMENTATION.

The Biddeford Record of August l,
1906, said: One member of the Bid
defords played in the Trolley League
last season. He was supposed to get
a fancy price but at the end of the sea
son there was 50 much due him that
he did not get that he found that he
had played for practically nothing"
The batting list of the Biddeford
preceding column, of the Biddeford
Record of same date follows:
BIDDEFORDS.
Bernard, 2b.
Wilder Ii.
Stone, c.
BarrOWi, y, CT.
Allen, IS.
Wiley, ID.
Higgins, 3D.
York, RI.
Gibbs, p.
The insinuation that the Trolley
League did not pay its men is utterly
unWarranted. OF the above men, Will
| ley played with Augusta and was paid
every cent agreed upon and every cent
due him Allen played with Gardiner
and was paid every cent agreed upon
and due him. This fact makes the
Biddeford insinuation SO contemplate
in its measures that further notice
would be a waste of time and words.
Admitting that no club really en-
joys losing a good player the fact re-
mains that the case is not helped 4
particle by such insnuations and mis-
representations as have been and are
being sent out from Biddeford.
One of the Gardiner management
yesterday remarked 10 the Journal
that the Gardiner team would be
ready at any time to meet the Bidde-
| fords in one game or a series for any
kind of money the latter's hackers
could scrape together.
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Trolley Notes.
THE TROLLEY LEAGUE.
Schedule Completed for Season, June
II to Sept. 8.
Trolley Notes.
AT HALLOWELL.

AT HALLOWELL.
Aug. 4-Saturday. Augusta.
Aug. Thursday. Waterville and Fair
Geld.
Aug. 9-Thursday, Gardiner
Aug. 15--Wednesday. Gardiner.
Aug. 18-Saturday, Augusta.
ae Ans' n-rutsday' wa'erV'''' and ar
Aug. A-Frlday. Gardiner.
Aug. 2S-Tuesday. Augusta.
Sept. 1-Saturday Gardiner.
Sept. 3-Labor day. afternoon. p. n.
Augusta.
AT wATERvILI.E.
Aug 4-Saturday, Gardiner.
Aug. 9-Thursday. Augusta.
Aug. 10-Friday, HallOwell.
Aug. 1--we dnesday. Augusta.
Aug. 1s-Saturdav Gardiner.
Aug. 23-Thursday. Halloweli.
Aug. g7-Monday Gardiner.
Aug 2s-Wedne sday, Hallowell
Sept. 1-Sat'Irday Augusta.
AT GARDINER.
Aug 8-Wednesday, Augusta.
Aug. n-Sarurday Waterville and Fair
field.
Aug. N-Tuesday. Hallowell.
Aug. 17-Friday. Waterville and Fair
Aug. 23-Thursday. Augusta.
Aug. 25-Saturdav. Halowell.
Aug. 29-Wednesday. Augusta.
Aug. 31-Friday. Hallowell
Sept. 3-LabOr day. A. NJ. Watervflle
and Fairfield.
AT AUGUSTA
Aug G-Monday Gardiner.
Aug. 11-Saturday. Halowell.
Aug. A-Tuesday. Waterville ana Fair
field.
Aug. 1s-Thursday, Hallowell.
Aug. aO-Monday. Waterville and Fair
feld.
Aug. 0-Wednesday. Gardiner
Aug. 25-Saturday. Waterville and Fair
field.
Aug. 0-Saturday, Gardiner.
Sept 1-I4abor day. p. NJ. Gardiner.
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A picturesque figure will vanish from
Paris. owing to the decision Of the
municipal council to abolish the office
of organizer Of funereal pomp' at
funerals. His only duty was 7" walk
in front. resplendent in thrce-c"r-
nered hat, dress coat. and waistcoat,
knee breecheS and pumps. decorated
with a scarf of colors Of the city, and
carrying a long ebony cane.
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lis and who viii make his appearance

lis and who viii make his appearance
today.
Twombly has made anywhere from
one to four bases on balls in each of
the last five games, totalling to a num-
Der which probably cannot be equalled
by any man who has ever played in
the Trolley League.
Sparks, of the last year HallOwell team
is alternating in the box with pop viii
liams on the Portland team this summer
In Thursdays game with Bddeford he
shut out his opponentes and allowed them
but a single scratch hit.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Jacobs. secretary Of
the Industrial League Of Washington.
objects t. tie law just passed in the
District of Columbia forbidding chill
dlen under fourteen to work. She
cites the fact that Clay. Lincoln, Car
field and other great men had early
thrust upon them the responsibility Of
life. and insists that children who are
poor and have nothing TO do in hours
when they are out of school are much
more likely to get into mischief than
those employed.
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AUTOiSTS LEAVE PORTLAND.
Massachusetts Party Starts Friday for
Return to Bay State.

Portland, Ne. Aug. 3.-The BAY
stat" Automobile club started today
on their return 70 Massachusetts, The
last Of the 20 cars left the hotel, III
which the 81 tourists have stopped
since Wednesday night. at $50 o'clock
and ii was expected they will reach
Boston tonight. a stop was arranged
al Rye Beach, y. H., for luncheon
Boston, Aug. 1.-The II automobiles
That left Portland, No. for this city
today arrived here tonight. bringing
Tn an end the tour 70 the White Noun
tains under III" auspices Of the Bay
State Automobile Association. Only
one Of the cars reported at the asso-
ciatiol'S clubhouse u Dartmouth
street. bat il was #aid that the trip
was made without serious accident to
amy car.
The i.arty stopped for luncheon at
Rye Beach. owing 10 the thick fog,
which ~ tim, almost amounted to
rain, The run was lot particularly
plcaaurablc.
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NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.
SPORTING NOTES.

In tho Northumberland tennis chanl-
pionship contests Friday az Newcastle
on Tyne, May Sutton of 'ailiorhit
beat Miss Everard in the "emi-iinal OF
the ladies singles by go 81.
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Some plants ar" affected 10y chl"rn-
form. just as animals are. Sensitive
plants. which shrink from the human
touch in ordinary circumstances, lose
their irritablity in air charged with
Chloroform NapOr.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Hartford 8, Holvoke ,.
At New Iavtn-New Haven 6. Spring
field ).
don |.
At Waterbury, Bridgeport $, Water
bury 3.
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At CLEVELAND.

Cleveland ...2 . 0 @ q rs.
Philadelphia Z ! o-N-9-
Rattcries-Rhoades and Bueiow; Plank
and Powers Schfeck. Time, 20. umpire,
Connolly.
wa: hinston . . 0 . l-l-E-l
81. Louis y y . 800,
B4ttclies--Hugh@s and Nak"hrid
Glade and OConnor. Time, 10" Umpire
Hurst.
AT DETROIT.
Detroit q 0 0 o . o 0 ST
Nav York 1 D u 0 o O-9-3--
Pattcrics-Donovan and Schmidt, War
ner; Orth and Eleinow. Time, Ia. I'M
pirss, Sheridan and Evans.
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AMERICAN,
Chicago Shuts Out Boston
; TO 0 Without Exerlion.
Washington Does Same | to 0
St. Louis in 10 Innings.
- = III
Philadelphia Ten; Cleveland Eight Detroit
Three; New York Two.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago, Aug. 3.-Opportune hitting
gave Chicago IL victory over Boston to-
day, 4 to 0. The invircibillty Of Pitcher
Walsh, coupled with the fielding Of Jones.
held the visitors to one hit
('HICA(.n
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NATIONAL.
Boston Braces and Beats
the Cincis Two to One.
Chicago Twice Shuts Out Phil
lies, | to 0 and I to 0.
New York Beais 81. Louis and Brooklyn
Downs Pltsburg, Two 10 One.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston. Aug. 3.-Wickcr allowed the
home team only two hits today, hut these
included Brains single ana BATES hun"
run, both in the same inning. Boston
won to l.
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Elakely. 7297S; the Nicholson. Gl.3S3;
The Worden, 1885, the Dupont
3G4Sa: the Marlborough, 32.GOI ana
the Stewart, 19.4Og.
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"Uncle Toms Cabin" has been given
as an opereaat. 1t was originally sung
at the Music Hall. Lynn, Mass, Octo-
Der G, 1856.
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When King Victor Emmanuel Of Italy
visited Aneona on z recent Sunday 10
lay tire corner stone of a hospital lie
was attended by $50 detectives. zoo n"-
Ii, emcn. 500 carbineers ana 5000 sol
Ii.rs.
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*Batted Tor Harris IN nlnth.
Bns .t' ..............o . . 49,
Left on bases-Chicago $. Eoston 3
Two-base hits-Dougherty : jones
1hree-b"se hit-Tannehill. Sacrifice hits
-DOnohue Hahn Sullivan, Dougherty.
Stolen basee--Parent, Oougherty. Struck
out-By Walsh j. by Harris g. Bases on
balls-Of Walsh s. off Harris !. Time,
.f ITmpiIp OIoughln.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Montrcal-The Montreal Toronto
game was postponed; wet grounds.
1t baltimore Baltimore 8. Provi
dence ].
At Newalk-The Jersey City Newark
game was postponed; rain.
At RochtStcr-The acknowledgements
game was POSTPONED; rain.
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Totals
HALIOW ELL.

Earned runs-Augusta . Stolen bases
Bernard 2. Henderson. Follansbec. Twom
bly,, Neddo. Plair ,. Struck out-By E.
Fariand. Shaw 3 bv Shaw. Maccorry,
Cote Twombly 2. Hit by pitched ball
f. kennfston. Base on balls-By Shaw ;.
Sacrifice hits-Cote, Twombly. Bannon.
Melntire. Umpire. Kelley. Time, 100
Attendance 2lh.
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CINCINNATI.

sEatted for Wicker i'm the ninth.
Home lIiu-Edt-s. Stolen bas.-Wiciler.
First base On ba!ls-On Wicker Z off
.lndanlan /. HIT ~ pitched bail-:icsle
Struck out-By Wdcker .. by Lint.anlen 1.
Time, 2.O1. Umpire, rmalc.
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BIG ARMY FOR CHINA.
Celestial Empire to Have 100000 Sol
dcrs When on Peace Footing.


Washington, Aug. 3.-Donald stew
art, Jr.. If the British army, who served
under Lord Kitchener in the Sondan
and was recently appointed captain N
the Chinese army by the Sinim ODER
Of the Dragon, is mere recruiting Amer
lcanS for service in the Chinese army.
The Chinese government is organizing
standing army Of l,U0O,000.
The new army when fully formed
VIII he the wonder and admiration %
the civilized world" says Capt. Stew
art.
This movement, like all other re
forms instituted in China, was con
ceiyed and initiated by the Chinese
Empire Reform Association, Of when
kwang Ksu is head. The organl2a-
ton has a membership of over 4O,OU9'-
600 Cinnamon. The new secret socie-
ty, Sinim Order Of the Dragon, was
organized by this society
IT is noted from Baltimore that dur
ing the ten years since the discovery
Of the X-ray important research mas
been made by the medical department
Of Johns Hopkins University through
the use of the ray as a diagnostic
agent; and the results of great behe-
fits derived from the early diagnosis
and study Of aneurisms, or morpiu
dlation Of the walls of arteries throus.
this agent, have just been complieu
and described by DIR. F. Howard Baet-
jar, OF the university.
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The BR0NCHO
Skaters Three Worlds
Records at Cleveland.
Fast Time Is Made in Three
Events on Grand Circuit Card.
Large Crowd Turns Out and Sees Good
Racing in Every Event.

Cleveland. o., Aug. 3.-Getawav dav
~ the Chenille track was a memora-
Pr one in the horse world. The pro-
gram consisted Of three events, the
Merchants ANA Manufacturers Con
Solidat!on. the 219 pace, ana the free
iof-ail pace. Three worlds records
We're shattered by the fleet footed p4c-
tr, IN" BrunchO. This little daughter
Of storm Cliltc. who was recently pur-
chased by Messrs. Rochon and Dole
u Winnipeg, Min, for $4,000, won tn
three heats Of the free-fOr-all pace III
2.o3, 2-h3 IL ana 202 ga thereby brral.
ing the worlds record for three con-
Secutlre heats, by one-fourth Of q s-c
ond, the worlds record for pacing
mares in race and the worlds record
for the fastest third race in a race.
Baron Grafton was second money
and Mand keswick, third.
IN the NJ. 4 NJ consolidation, Gar
ina Dawson Won in straight heats.
Summaries:
PA CLASS TROTTING-M. & NJ CON
SOIlDATlCN-PU 800
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CLASS TROTTIEG-M e. NJ. 90.
ICN-PIRSE 800

Czarina Dowson, , n by Car NC
ealSI1 .-.--.-.---.--.--.-I J
J. N. Blak"more, blk Foott.....4 B Z
Frank Hrrlck, blk \ tGradyD......2 4
Time-2ll'l, z 49, 2l4il.
FEEE-FoRA ALL FACE-PUKSE *ap0
III" Eroncho, b IL IN storm q If
IiclnJ .............- ..............1 ] /
Parnn Grattan, D z tGeers). ........5 : ]
Maud keswick, D n Curry. Z !
NcrVola. b tMurphyl Northumberland i |
linZ.l Patch. blk Il ,FlemingD .......4 4 }
Time o. 2.03i, 2022l.
I'D CLASS PACI,lG-PURSE saou1
Italia. y M by Xombro tNuckolsD.. |
j. f. Hanlnn, blk z tRh+tD.........4 7 :
Who Knows, blk ( McCargo). .....7 2 4
Ivan ~, & tStontp. Observation-Disclosures { I;
M,"ge, z tMnrphy). Observation-Disclosures 3 ;
Bessie Earl. VII ~ Weersl. .........., 4 !
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-06
CAR SMkSHcS
JAP HAND CART

As rapid transit car No. was pro-
ceeding Eva on the Liliha and Bere-
tania streets line on King street about
5 p. m. yesterday. it bumped into a
band-cart pushed by a Japanese, op-
posite the Chinese joss house near Lii
liha street.
The japanese was sendwiched be-
tween the car and a delivery wagon
driven by Portuguese, and was fore
ed by the latter in the track of the
car.
The hand-cart was demolished and
the Japanese hurled several feet. He
struck the road hard and was rendered
unconscious.
The car stopped and the man was
carried into a nearby store, where it
was ascertained that his name is
Wada. AS his condition seemed to be
bad he was taken to Queens Hospital.
Later on he had recovered sufficient
" from the shock sustained to be taken
home in a hack. No bones were
broken.