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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-09
RENGOR'S pREEt:-
Talks Of re-. a. McDermott for Its
Player Manager.

Bangor, Ma. hiril Y. Tn~ "on-
n~ryi:l saye; n II. Mcncrmott,
elI known il the NAV England
f.oa-u" DAYS vfan i:un5"r Was show
ing the Nay. wants i" come to this city
ma Mana4or rai4" expects 10 be able
e. gratfy the wishes W this old fa-
to.itr. II MrD-rnntt comes hele lie
WIN probably rlay tlr.t base ana be the
l,'ly'r manager ~ the team. He las
been playing ban continually since he
was a member % the Bangor Million
aires ami for the Last two summers has
been With Seneca Fails in tile Emnire
STAT" League ana has brought off pen
PANTS FIR thu team III each season.
Frank !. Sweeney ~ beverly, former
IN Wih i:augur ae first bascman and
'iltti, lIer. desires 10 rlay here this
.nnrtcr ;lth Munu:.cr Paige has ais,
hat an HrplicHtiuu from r. S. Bridges
M Fate, vim liaIcd I,@t summer with
/ iInuItOn.
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MAhnET.
Features Of the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.


New York, April S.-Thc stock market
showed Increasing indications today Of
laPsing into professional hands ana those
Dt the smaller class Of operators. The
frequent turns H. The course If prices,
the naIrownese7 Of tile fluctuations and
the notable shrink2Er in the Aggregate
ably u the abstentinn Of amy large and
consistent class Of operators. FMS was
the response 10 n rather general note ~
warming from responsible sources ~ the
rate ANA the extent II which the rebound
was running after the recent extreme de-
preston. In tho money market situation
particularly although the rt-1lity Of tn
relaxation from strinGency is not ques-
toned ON any hand. there is cautious liz
quiry a To TIE adequacy Of the relief to
meet all the needs 10 h. faced
Brokerage houses today reported
small volume "f orders for stocks. and
early attenpts ID advance prices quit.
g,nC rally NIT with supplies uf Stock
which turned tie room traders to thr
bear side Of the market The resulting
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The gift to the Mortified Seminary at
Northtield, Mass, for yonnG ladies Of Il
new chapel ANA 4 music hall by Mrs.
Russell Sage Of Nov York. WIS an
Ennho"d Monday. The cost nf The cha
r,l WiII n"t exceed $1nO,G00 ANA III"
rnr:,c nan $50,O'o The gift is the larg
col ever received by the seminary.
Roscoe q. Brown. a law student If
f.. ton, ami living ~ lii Hudson atr"c.,
SoinrTVilr. WAS arrested Monday ~
Concord Junction IN charges Of forgery,
is counts in Boston and four in Phil
ad"lpha. Nearly al the charges re-
late Y" bank checks. Brown, Who is 20
years old, il the son Of James y. ProWm.
~ engineer at present engaged on tie.
Panama canal construction. Tine
amount "f the forgcrics alleged a. Eay,,
occurred ~ BOSTON ii several Thousand
dollars, while hose ia Philadelphia
amount 4" $;io nearly nit the checks
being drawn ~ the Girard Trust -.
nc Philadelphia
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BOXING
Connolly Has Best Of Billy
Burke al Portland
Forces Him Against the Ropes
and Has Him Nearly Out.
Young Terrio vs.. Kid Clark and
OuiIette VS.. Cote Also Good.

Portland, Me. April S.-tSneciaD. Bart
Billy Burke Of Philadelphia tonight in
The hlsi bout held IN this city under The
new rules. Both men were il good shape
but nurke Was outclasScd and AZ the emf
Of III. bout was an but out. Connolly
neglected The body ana played for The
head almost entirely. while his opponent
reSorted freely to clinching tactics, e5-
pccially i'll the last three rounds. In the
last round Burke let Connolly do al the
fighting ard was against the ropes good
part of the round.
The first preliminary between Young,
TerriO of Lawrence and lid Clark of
Lowell Was good bout, the boys mix
ing il mp freely. Tcrrio had plenty OF
grit ana took punishment unfilnchingiy
bat was wild ana seldom landed with ef-
feet. Clark had a wicked LETT jab and
continually played for The face
In the second preliminary Young Cote
of lsiddeford and Young Ouillette Of 3aco
put up a lively exhibit, both boys land
ing with telling effect and each Of them
showing good grit in standing up to lhis
opponent. 1ionors seemed very nearly
even.
The three bouts were the fastest that
have been seen in Portland for a long
time, and although the attendance was
not large, those present were unanimous
in saying they had seldom seen IL better
or faster boxing exhibition. Ned Har-
vey was referee.
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YALE CREWS MADE UP.
Men for Varsity and Second Crews
Are Practically Decided On.

New Haven. Ct, April 8.-Capt. Ide
Of the Yale VARSITY squad has pract-
cally decided upon tho makeup Of the
first and second Yale crews which will
practice daily until the start for New
London. Capt. lie said that there would
be no more changes for several weeks
Of the new men III the Varsity eight.
Rice roWed in last years Freshman
boat. Willie Howe was also a member
Of the '09 crew and Hoppin rowed in
the four-oared two years ago. Bolton
stroked his Freshman crew and also
last years Varsity.
Cart. Ide during the few days prac
tico since his election has proven very
popular ana is getting the best kind Of
work out Of the rowing squad. II has
been several years since there has been
50 much enthusiasm AZ Yale over row
ing among the undergraduates. The
number Of vacancies in the boat to be
filed this year has started intense
rivalry.
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HE DAYS DOINGS in THE WORLD OF SPORTS

ing clement worked hard for Busse VINO
EXPRESSED in favor Of six round bouts.
Freddie Weeks Of Cripple Creek, VINO
gave Harry Baker. the Californian, q
\, we're beating al Philadelphia, has ~
sued Il challenge 10 fight Ahe AttrlI -
"a finish. Mike Riley 81 Tonnpan mas
offered Weeks a $4,000 purse 70 fight
Phil Mcknight Of California 70 rounds.
Willie Fitzgerald has two matches on
for this week and both Of them Will hr
hard. Kid Godfrey, whom ne is 10 meet
in Albany, is an old hand at the bust
ness. INK Russell, whom he VIII box III
Philadelphia Saturday, gave him Q
Tough battle III the same city week
ago.
Johnny Summers. the English light
weight l!atiling Nelson YOU'D rpt
bDx Ia England for $4,000 . side d"-
fcntcd Joe Fletcher in nine rounds in
London Tie other night. Summers
Offers /, come to America if gIarhnt -.
500 for expenses and a good match be
fore hc leaves England.
JACK CrWln) Sullivan, who II III L"s
Angeles, writes that his next battle viii
he with Tommy Ryan or Hugo Kelley
The Twin also says he could have put
Jack Palmer away in three rounds. tut
wanted 10 give the Spectators q run for
their money. TIL. EHglishman receive
Sl46G for HE lcating ne took.
Tie simple life seems 10 be doing Ter
ry McGovcrn u To- Of good. In the twr
days he has been out Of the S:nitariun
his physical appearance has Improved
q good deal. lie has passed his time
walking, sleeping ANA eating. j."
Humphrey has secured q nice cnttag
for McGoyern, his wife ANA son.
The Clifford Athletic Club Of New
York mas completed it, card for The en-
tertainmcnt 10 bc given in Grand cen
tral palace Wednesday night. Four
Ir"liminarics Of six rramde each will
prccedc he main event between Joa
Thomas ANA viii" Lewis. The ciulI
announces that Tim Ilnr@t has been
agreed upon as referee
Manager Tom McCarey, who has o
monopoly Of the lnXing game in Los
Angeles If beginning to have his trO1i-
blsS. y coterie Of sports who are ja1l-
Gus Of McCarey'S success want 10
break into III" game, Int on account
Of the ordinances, which confine boxing
TO restricted district, they cannot dn
50. Tie opposition has already al
tempted IL have Tho building in which
McCarcy holds his bouts declared IN.
safe in 50 far as fire danger is con
ccrnei. The authorities are considers
ing whether 10 PM the iii on The gamc
| or throw il wide open.
The family troubles Of Pcdlar Palmer
the eX-champi0n bantamweight Of
! England, continue 10 get him and his
| wife into much bother. The other day
Ialmcrs wife was fined in court for
| breaking property Of another fighter
| named Pike. The Pedlars wife claimed
| that the Pike woman had taken her
| husband away from her, and when She
saw her own photo over the Pike wo-
| mans bed. she broke things with a
| poker. Pike testified for the Pcdlar'S
| Wife. lie also said that few days be
| fore he met Palmer, who dealt him q
| severe blow on The mouth, saying: II
VIII teach YOU 10 give evidence for my
Oh woman"
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few days the local contingent VIII have
something IL keep them awake.
Especially interesting. IN fact. will
~ DoEanue's bout with Tomme Prem
Gergast. which is billed for Pueblo on
Friday night, as this win be his first
appearance in The ring since lie went
West with Mike tTwin Sullivan. when
The latter sailed forth 10 fight Harry
Lewis.
PrcndcrgaSt should not be too tough
for Donahue, for, though he is q stiff
little scrapp"r, Donahue'S clcverneSs
should bring him a decision. Unless he
has developed q punch since going
away. the RoXbnry fighter is not cX-
pCctcd 10 win on a knockout, for ne has
i wen been a hard hitter.
Baldwin, the other local boy 10 box
This week, viii tackle a pair Of them IN
onr night IL Milwaukee, and as neither
is what can he called u tirSt-clas
boxer, baldwin should win. The
CharlestoWn boy had hoped for some
thing better than Clabby and touche,
but tins was the best he could get.
From Milwaukee, on Tuesday night.
he viii go to Rochester. n. ", where
he is booked to met q boy called Joe
GriSlIan.
Two Of The New York clubs will hold
shows during the week, at one Of them
Joe Thomas ana Willie Lewis being
billed to appear
Sullivan ana Melody are getting
ready for their mill. while Goodman
ANA Jimmy Gardner, both of whom are
booked Cor fights in the near 1ntnr",
have reached their training camps ana
begun preparations for their contests
Billy Jordan, who has been III 'all-
fornia for nearly 20 years. IS back ~
ihi4 section Of the country once more
on D visit 10 his sister i'll Lynn. JORDAN
is Vest known as the announcer az al
Of lie big fights in California, ana
thor2h r. years I'D, carries his age re-
n.arkabIy well. He says that ere lohg
California viii BE- tho center Of interest
for ihr fighting world.
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eIDpEFoRD TEAM TRANSFERRED
Manager Gilpatric T"rns His intcre"t1
Ov-r To Ot:lr Parties.

pia.icr.r5 NAL AnriI Tie snri.rl H
......,, i, h.....l,lu .irnl4.. ,,.,,,n
u ~
Sunday morning VIVA ''"' "''''''i'''
ment that Manage walter !. Ii'rn'ri.'
had transferred MN interest, ia ti:-.
..,,, ,....,.n ,,.,,,. ", ..i...,l... II:
bii''' i'''''
Allen ~ t"ih'""4a ,''+' n '.l'." L,
Cressey 81 IA" ~" '''''' ~ r
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TWO BILLS REPORTED.
Massachusetts, House Committee Pre-
sents Measures Against illegal Boxing.

Boston, April Sin the MaSsachu-
SettS House the committee on legal
affairs reported two bills based upon
the annual report Of the secretary Of
the commonwealth. one provides that
whenever anyone is convicted Of il
Il gally participating in or promoting 2
public boxing or Sparrlng match for
any remuneration or consideration lie
secretary Of state shall have authority
to revoke The license Of The nrganiza-
tion.
Tho other bill provides that no club
or organization incorporated for ath-
lctic purposes on for the maintenance
Of reading rooms, libraries or Soclai
meetings. shall move from one city or
town to another without permission 81
the local authorities. If such chang"
is made without authority, the Secre-
tary Of state may revoke the charter
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BACK in BOSTON.
Famous San Francisco Referee Re
turns To Old Home At the Hub.

Boston, April S-To Sc" Uncle Billy
Jordan, the famous announcer Of san
Francisco, back on his native heath,
for Boston is his birthplace, reminds
one Of the return Of tho prodigal son.
1t is 70 wears since Billy was born III
Pages yard at the North end, ana II
i % years ago that he was last III inns
city. Like many Of the young fellows
Of that district he enlisted IN me navy
when the civil War started. Jim kee-
nan. who gained much fame in the
! snorting world. was one Of his ship
mates in the Colorado.
AT the close Of the war in 1865 Billy
decided 10 try his luck in the Golden
West, and he went 10 California, where
he mas made his home ever since. lie
always had a liking for boxing ana II
was not long before he made q name
for himself as 4 referee.
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and 52H + o b afioat; No. Whit 5liA and
No. yellow l2"i . d aiiont.
DATS-E"C'iptS. N.tW. spot market
firm; mixed. .Gif22 lbs. "a. nHHural white
3n"33 Ms. Az" thl@; rlrp'r whit, 3GT'it
lbs, dSZ1i1}
BErF-5tcad
i4\RD-f.aay; western prime SS9TS.go
POltE--lHrrly steady.
Hl'TTF.HtStrady; receipts. 2i27. Street
price. Extra creamery, :inl-T3l Di',cia
pric": Creamery. common to extra, pa
e. ncld, common ~ extra. 2lMa0: stat.
dairy. cnmmcn 10 finest. .lu29, renoVat-
-. common to extra. liTt2a; western fac
tory to finest, l3u.IK. western imitation
creamery extra, 26ft.i nrsts. 23m@l.
EGcS-T'irm; rccomte, 1909; state, Pa,
ana nearby fancy selected white. 10; d.
choice, iA'4, b.own and mixed extra, lS14
hrStS to extra tirSts. HAS.
I'nTATOES-Irre bermuda new
rer bill. mlt.:0: second crop. Hp6FO; On
tan. An; Florida new, per bhl., 4Gf.!H
southern. 1.-GM@.!0; old potatoes, l.500l.1 10
sweets, per Dbl. 2N3.1j.
STGAR--Raw, firm; fair refining, 3i4
centrifugal, s. test, aiE, molass"s sugar
2ts; refined finn.
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BOXING NOTES.

Bobby Tickle and Monk, the News
boy, will meet a. the opening show VI
the Valley Falls club April 10.
Abe Attell, having declined to meet
Harry Lewis, the latter is now trying
10 get on a match with Young Corbett.
Matty Mathews, the cx-chamrion
welterwcight, is going back in the ring
and is matched to meet Jack Reid in
cleveland, April JIG.
Young Donahue Gid not go 70 Lo-
Angeles with Mike CrWin Sullivan and
is in Denver waiting for a. match. He
has been offered q chance to meet the
winner Of the Goodman ana Mcfarland
bout.
Now that Mayor Dunno Of Chicago
has been defeated for recollection ana
BuSSe elected, there is talk Of reViving
the game i'll the Windy City. Dunno
was opposed To the sport, ana the sport
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OaTsman's Program For
Jamestown Exposition.
Dartmouth Track Squad Pre-
pairing For Hard Season.
Yale Varsity and Second Crews
Have Been Decided On.

Boston. April 8.--The National As-
ISOLATION Of Amateur Oarsman. through
its exposition regatta committee. of
which James L. Fox Of this city Il A
member. has arranged an attractive
and. IN some ways, unique program
for tht' regatta 70 BE- held al the expoqi
ton AZ jamestown, August II 10 II.
There will he nut seven or eignt
events. All junior contests win be elm.
mated, ANA, with the exception nr All
ciEht-oared intermediate race, all lha
events will be for senior oarsmen onDv
All crews will Dc entered from cities
instead Of clubs, and each oarsman
competing in the regatta will he RI
puired 70 wear the cnat-of arms If M
city he represents ~ rha front IF Nh
Jersey
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AMONG BANGOR HoRsEMEN.
interest Centers In Pickett Crossnlan
Trial-NoteS from the Stables.

Bangor. Ne, April S-The attention Of
Bangor horsemcn is centered on tho
Fl,kctt-Crossman trial which is to come
~ before tie April term Of The supreme
conrt. 1t Is a re-echo Of the case which
Wa decided in Mr. Fickett's favor, and
IN tha new case Mr. Pickett sues for the
board Of the colt and medical treatment u
re-, ived while in his stable.
II is reported that DR.. Worth Of East
Corinth has sold his 3-year-oid Colombo
for 1920 to Massachusetts parties rms
is one 81 the most promising colts in TINS
vicinity and leading horsemen predict IL
brilliant future for it.
oscar A. Pickett has a 2-year old colt
which he has recently refused $500 Tor
HI has a BingHn colt, also one by Direct
which are considered two of the NOS
valuable fashionable bred colts in tho
city and local hOrSemen are watching
then with more than ordinary interest.
| Mr.. Pickett has had shipped to aim
| from the Sunnyside Stock Farm in Wa
terville lIod Wilkes, which he sold a few
Imonths ago to c. il. Nelson. Now he has
bought him back again and will probably
llsc him for breeding purposes. Hod
Wilkes is ty Nelson's Wilkes and has
| been getting some fashionable colts.
i Walter B. CrOssman mas sold Lawsuit,
the colt which is now figuring in the trial
at the supreme court this month, TO Ev-
erett Leland of this city.
Several Bangor horsemen have orders
from out-of-town parties for the pur-
cha 1e Of promising animals and several
sails Of well known fast ones are likely
to be negotiated within the next few
We Ks.
At the present time the season is che
twt rn grass and hay and there is not
mn, h doing among the horsemen. All Of
| The members of the tientlenen'S Driving
Club are looking forward to the time
when the speedway can be used again.
| I ne past winter season on the Mt. Hope
avcnue track was most successful on"
and the races which were held more than
exceeded the fondost expectations Of their
promoters. Similar events are to be held
ION the course during The summer and as
| thrv are to be wen advertised there
should be some pretty warm argument
among the fast ones Of this vicinity.
| the speedway IS to be put i'll condition
for the summer at the earliest moment.
but NJ the present time the frost is hard
ly ont Of the ground and until it is ard
/ a. ground hashad n chance to dry ~
some no grading canhc done.
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DARTMOUTH PREPARING,
Hanover Track Squad IS Gett;no
Ready for Busy Season.

Hanover. n. IT.. April S-Dartmonth's
track sC1iad has returned 10 Hanover
and will spend the remainder IF tie
spring recess in preparing for a busy
season.
Dr. Bowler ana Capt. Jennings viii
direct their efforts principally toward
Developing the relay team, which will
nrcn the campaign al the Pennsylva
ria relay carnival at Philadelphia,
April q. A week later the second an
nual dual meet with Harvard will be
held at Cambridge, and the following
week Dartmouth will face Amherst at
Hanover. The New England intarcolle-
giatc meet follows May IT and IS, and
the season will close with the big inter
cOllngiates at Cambridge May II and Is
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MAKING GOOD PROGRESS.
Work On Canada Cup Defender Ad.
vancing Satisfactorily.

Bristol. r. l.. April S.-Good pro-
sress has been made the past fortnight
on the Canada cup defender building
at Hcrreshoff's. though il may be 4
week before any attempt Will Dc made
to launch her.
The Istalena ana Rainbow. built n
the Herreshoff shops, respectively f"r
George NJ. Pynchon and Commodore
Cornelius Vanderbilt. are t. be fitted
out by the first week in May. hut the
third Of these onc-design craft. ~"
winsome. built for Henry f. l.ippitt,
will not take the water until June 4.
as the owner will not begin racing
until the class circuit starts in June.
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston. April s.
~ R-th'hahG"d: spring patents,
COKN-Lower, No. 3 yellow 525i7a,5.
0ATS-Lower; MP. > clipped Whit. 5oM
HAl-Drll; No. ] 2L.nmo.
MILL FEED-Dull
SPRING PRAN-23fa? 5H
MINED FEED -"in26
pORk-Quirt; medium TO-
I.ARD-LGwer; l0as.
BtEI1f'irm. whole cattle STSA.
I.AMPS-Firm; spring l:lEMI3
NFALS-Fnrl; lN'l9.
RITTER Steady; northern 31m32
CHEESE Steady: York state I4a,N15Is.
EtiGS-StcaGy; choir" a2n23: western
1.HmlHil.
APPLIES Dun; NJ. Raldwins o02.15.
POTATOES DUH. Green Mountains ]:
STCAR- Steady. ~ hr.iz Of irO FIR
Frannlatcd.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, April s.
Wheat prices advanced more than d
cent bnShel here today because Of con
tinne' absence of rain in Kansas and
nebraska. Al the close wheat for May
delivery was up one cent Corn was up
hft%- and oats II. Provisions were I'M
changed to De lower.
The leading futures closed as follaws:
WfII:AT-May 71ii. Jnly 79l.. sept So7s
CORN May 4er;ma2, July aeNm9s, sept,
6ATs-Mav 427s. .niy sax. sept. afa,4.
MESS PrRK-May l5.S5, July l5s2'h.
SHORT RlRS-May S4"3. July $50.
Sept. $50.
cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-S teadv
50; No. 2 red, 75Hd7Gt
CORNING. 9. I5ia: No. 2 yellow, 4f.
OATS-Nn. 9. 42a: No. white, 43ii az !;
No. 2 white, 1914 i2%
RYE-No. .. c.
AI'TING-64Ti69
FLAX SEEDING. ], Ill; No. north
TIMOTHY sEED-Prime, 4.3.
CT.OVER-1325.
SHORT RIRS-S 25M35
MESS PORK-15.S71aM16.
IARn--S.5J.
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CASE BALL NOTES.

Ial Chase, first basrnlail Of the New
YORK Ame riranS lift san Jose. Cal.
Monday ~ join his team f"r me open
ing game III Washington. recent
telegram from oWnrr Frank Farrell
making satisfactory salary arrange
n, nts, Mas tht c;Iu::a ~ ms drclSi"''
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Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

New York April 8.
FI.OUR-Receirts, - AIS: exports. 21.200;
sales. 500; steady to firm with quiet
trade
WHFAT-Rectiptz. 2l0.cOo; exports. o.
spot nrm; No. red, s. elevator: NJ. j
red. 81 . b afioat No. / northern Du-
lnth % opening navigation . b af'oat;
Nh. 2 hard winter, nl;s opening navigati"a
q u atirat
CORN-Kaceipt=. 1s5.G75; exports, To-. 1873
sales 1850; spot firm; No ?. So. elevator
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rcv. John Johnson, u. r., TT. d.,
rector emeritus "f -. Philips church at
Chnrlc~t.u, =. e.. me- ipr Of engineers in
chLrgr ~ Fort Sunpter during the
Siege If the Lo's. author of "The De
fence "f Frrt Snnpter' ana other his
tprical works. dioi sunday night at the
agc IF N years. \ widow ana several
sons ANA daughters survive.
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kling Refuses To Sign.

Chicago. III, April S.-Johliny King
Cub holI-out catcher. ana President
Murphy nT tie Chicago Nationals had
an informal talk Sunday over the Pc
stion i'll which III" s:Hr ha"kSt"p
stands this season in regard T. r"I"ih-
ing the club. klhg refused 7" sign.
King came on here from his home
at Kansas city, Mo. WHERE p" Is run
ming a billlara hail II Murphy n r"-
nneSt
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d line was completely recovered later
ana the closing tone was rather heavy.
Tho narrow net changes are significant
III themselves Of The professional origin
Of much Of the DAYS transa cuonS.
The rr, gular tone Of the bond market
showed So.ne r"actilnarY tendency from
the recent uniform strength. The total
saI.s, bar value. $2OiS.OW United StaIoS
hnnds Mrr.. nncI.aMgen on ON.
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A LIGHT WEEK.
But Few Good Bouts Are Scheduled
for the Next Few Days.

Boston, April 8-The present week
will be rather .. light one in boxing af-
fairs throughout the country, one Of
lie lighteSt i'll fact in long while.
However, with Young Donahuc and
Matte Baldwin fighting during the next
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New York Cotton Market.

New York Aprn s.
lands II; do. gulf 1l.@5. Sales 200 bales.
Galveston firm. lO'A; Charleston firm
lo'f; Memphis steady, los; New Orl,an,
nni"t and steady, 10 SIS: Mobil" quiet
lOn; Savannah steady, 1917.
Net receipts for three days, 40? 9l
Exports 10 Great Britain, 1896 T.,
France. 2II; - III" continent. 2G.G37
Stock S2iS SO
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mostly 1oc. lower: plain to hes; steers 40
as. ~.
HOGS-Roccipts about 54o0a: market Il
h3oc lower; choice heavy shipping GO
GI6.Gl.
SHEEP Receipts about 1000: market
strDng 70 zoe. hightr. Sheen 1 .DMhG.