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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-10
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

IN" second and subsequent meetings
OF the :nti-Amcrican bovcott& were
frustrated by the action of the yic.rov
ci Canton, China vino ordered IN ~
prchtnsion of the leaders. The unIfcn
have been instructed to destroy al,
rlacards bearing On the proposed boy
cotL and TIE newspapers Hay, l..rn
prohibited from alluding to the sub
jpCt.
The board of directors of the Assoc
clatri BilluOSterS and Distributors of
america and Canada brought their an
Gtlai meeting to Il close "Wednesday.
with u business session in the Parker
House i'll Boston. Representatives. Of
the various circuscS which tour the
country We're present and renewed
contracts for next year, no material
ch"n@es being made.
An agreement has been reached be-
tween the executive committee of the
United Typothetae of America and the
executive council Of the Intcrnatio
PrrsSmcn and Assistants Union re-
neWlnS the present contract for a term
Of five gears. Upon the leading oll"S-
ton at issue. the A-hour day a conlpro-
mise was reached by which the typoth-
eta agrees to grant the S-hour day be-
ginning Ian. !, 1909.
Official dispatches from Tangipr saw
that the troops Of War Minister Cab
baS have surrounded the tribes which
al" harboring Raisuli who is said to
be in danger OF capture. Nevertheless.
Their" is Il suspicion that the campaign
tho hnnlit i<. ii
ended and that the war minister has no
intention of proceeding against the pre-
tender as the presence in the north of
Raisuli would furnish the Moroccan
government with a convenient excuse
for not meeting its obligations
The. colonial Legislature Of New
Foundland will meet on Jan. 81. The
government will deal vigorously with
the matter of the rights or Americans
TO flSh in colonial waters. with III" al
icS"d interference of the imperial au-
tholltleS in the premises ana the al
leg"d surrender by the British minis
t'y 81 colonial tights 10 the United
states. 1t is expected that both Hous y
Will protest strongly against the i'm
pellal attitude and demand abrogation
Of the recently enacted modus Vivendi
With n note lying nearby in which he
had written that Life is a rarcbit
cream, tn" body of Albert \. Ehttcn-
den. aged ~, an artist of some note was
found in his luXuriouslv furnished apart
mentS on West 18th street, New York
CITY, Wednesday. He had conn NIT ted
suicide by inhaling gas and had been
dead at least three days. Pinned on his
waistcoat was the following note: Life
IS rarebit dream. Iia, Ha, such n fun
ny dream but enough. l am ready awake
10 something less fidiculous.''
Inc tWo-m*Stcd schooner Ellen NJ
Mitchell hailing from Il Nova Scotia
port. went ashore on Goose HummCck
Wednesday and was hauled of by the
Wrecking tug Alert of New London
she was toWed in there at night and
pcached. Schooner Emily and E,rson.
also British. is also about a half mile
east OF Race point on the south shore
ot Fishers island. and an effort will
y" made to haul her off Thursday
morning. Both srhouncrS went ashore.
IN :. heavy fog. They are laden with
lnmbc:.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-10

berger. the old Boston National League
the Rochester Eastern League team.
This means that Chick has some 9TH
ed outfield talent in sight, and that he is
not satisfied that Hayden is of the ca!iber
TO meet the requirements Of Boston this
season
Hayden's career on the professional dia-
rond has been varied. AS yrungster
he was picked up By the Philadelphia
Athletics for q fine hitting outfcider. hu.
his batting soon fnll off and as he was
not fast in the field he was allowed to
go. He then PLAYED on several smaller
teams, finally landing in baltimore. He
jumped Baltimore 10 play with the York
team in tn" Tri-Stat" Ieaeue. Baltimore
having disposed Of him to Cleveland
Last season the Boston man? cement
closed deal with Charley Sol1crs Of
Cleveland, and steps were taken for his
reinstatement. This accomplished. he
came tn Boston. alternating in right field
with Buck Freeman. He lid not strength
en- The Boston outfiehl materially, how
ever
During the past football season Hay
den played on a professional team in
Ohio. ard was reported to have received
severe injuries. This was denied by Hay
den. who said that h would DO All right
again for the baseball campaign. Buck
enberg"r was willing to take Il chance
with him. and believes mat the player
will u" on" Of the fast ones in III" Eastern
League This year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-10
Track Work Goes On At
BOwdoin and Maine.
Bowdoin Will Run Tufts at
Boston February 16.
Maine Will Also Send a Strong
Team to Same Meet.

Orono. Ne. Jan. 9.-tSpcciaD. Although
basketball practice is being held every
day in the university gymnasium. the
track squad is far from being neglected.
As the University of Maize has always
had a very strong track team and last
year won the State championship. this
her strongest Besides the many strong
meets in which Maine will take part in
the spring there will be an indoor meet
Mt Mechanics hall. Boston. Feb. H.. under
the management cf tho T.. a. \. A.. and
also sometime in March The class indoor
meet which is the mos. important Of all
class meets will he he'll in the univo rs
ty gymnasium The preparations for this
class meet are now completed. the Fresh
man class having elected Barker as cap
tain and Cook rs manager. while the
Sophomore class elected Tnrrey as cap
tain and Eimball for manager. As the
two upper classes take part in this meet
and all four classes. including The Var
sty. now have their men out. the gym
cry afternoon. 1t has been proved in the
past that this indoor class meet not only
puts the Varsity track mon in good shape
for tho important meets later in the y"ar.
but also is the means Of bringing out
many good men who otherwise would g"
through their college course with the
Idea that they wer, not gifted with track
ability and consequently would never
have come out 70 see what they could do.
And these new men are the ones upon
whom Maine to a certain extent will have
to develop this year. as ont Of last years
tram there are only r. of the old men
back This means that thu Varsity this
year will have many new men In Its
ranks: but with the promising new ma
terial in the large squad Of men how out.
Cartain St. Onge and Trainer Farrell.
whose ability as a trainer is so we'll
known. are very hopeful and expect to
turn out a team which will be quite the
equal OF those which Maine has turned
out in the past
Manager Sturtevant has arranged the
following schedule:
Feb. 16-B. A. A. A. meet at Boston.
March-Indoor class meet at Orono.
Nav M I. T.. meet at Orono.
May I'M I. a. a. meet at Watervill"
or Brunswick.
Nav 1s-New England meet NJ Worces-
ter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-10
Two Big Leagues Viii
Open Season Apr. II.
Boston Nationals Play First
Game on Home Grounds.
Boston Americans Sell Jack Hay.
den 10 Rochester Club.

Cincinnati, Jan. 9-Owing to a misun-
Outstanding on the part OF Pres. Ban
Johnson regarding the time OF meeting,
the joint schedule committees Of the
National and American Leagues did not
get together until late Tuesday after
noon
The National League committee con-
sisted of Messrs. Ebbetts, Dreyiuss and
Murphy. while that OF the American
League included Messrs. Hermann.
Bruce and Bernard. Pres. Puliam ard
Johnson acted as ex-Officio members for
their respective leagues.
After Mr.. Hermann had been chosen
chairman and Mr. Dreyfuss secretary it
was unanimously decided that the season
in each league should consist of Ill
games for each team.
The opening date in both leagues was
set nj Thursday, April II. and the clos
ing dates at oct : in he East and Oct
6 in the West.
1t was also decided that the opening
games Of the National I.elgnc should b.
played in New York ana Boston in the
Fast and in Cincinnati ana Chicago n
the West
In the American League Philadelphia
and Washington Eocnr" tn" Eastern n!i"n-
ing ana st Louis ana Detroit iilpg' IF ih"
West.
The opposing teams in hes" onrnins
games are 10 be- l.rt"d hv Pres. Pal
liam and Johnson, who VIII t",rpie.c The
schedules and cbrnpar, THIN with Il view
of securing minimum number Of con-
fictirg dates.
Holiday dates also " r" selected Nv thu
two leagues, hu' tn"Sr vii not Fc mad"
public until IL" clubs in cities wi.r.. there
ar" conflicting teams 'iccid" upnn their
assignment.
Nothing further was dorH by the M
tirn.l Commission IT. ia" S"brint; case.
in which decision |-ili he .iv"n later
in the 'ynck
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Quill announced that Kate Douglass
Mig@in. who is one of the two women
who have ever received Il degree from
EoWGoin had offered two autograph
books To be used rs Quill prizes. One,
"A cathedral COrutShip," of which she
is the author, ana the other an admir-
able book of verse, entitled. Golden
Numbers" of which she and her sis
terS are the editors The first named
WAS to he given for the best prose
article, and the second for the best
poem, written for the Quill during the
year by some student not Il member of
tn" Quill board.
TIL" judges. who We're Prof. HOugh-
ton. Prof. Mitchell and Prof. Stills. We're
uhabl" to find a prose article which
they deemed worthy Of such prize,
but have given the prize for the hes
poem as above mentioned. The poem
was entitled Life ana appeared in
tie Commencement number of the
Quill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-10
FOLSOM DECLINES.
viii Not Coach Dartmouth Football
Team for 1902.

Ifa :. \. H.. Jan. 9.-Thc Dart
moutii Athletic Council Tuesday an
nounccd that Fred G. Folsom. %. will
not coach III" football team next year.
the council receiving Il telegram to this
effect. Dartmouth's governing athletic
body has offered the place to DR.. Jack
O'ConEor. 90. and it is believed that
he Will accent. Tic place was offered t.
Coach Folsom again several weeks ago,
but Folsom wired W. H. Lillard. grad
uatt manager Of athletics at Hanover.
\. IL. yesterday his dcclination. and
the council then voted to offer the pO-
Sition to Dr. O'Connor. who WAS the
Unanimous second choice of the body.
pd. O'Cnnunr graduated from D,nt-
mouth in 1902. and during his college
course he earned an all-arouni rcpu-
tuition rs an athlete. He played on the
football team for four years. captain
in. the eleven in his senior year. when
he led Dartmouth to its first victory
over Brown at Providence in 1901. the
eYpn winning" - to o. He was also 4
member Of the baseball team. playing
first base.
DR.. O'Conncr. after leaving Dart
mouth went to HoWdoin Medical
School, from which he graduated in
1905. and during his time at BoWdoin
he coached the Bowdoin eleven with
success. The past two years he has
coached Phiilins-Ando Academy,
turning cut u winning eleven each sea
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AT BOWDOIN COLLEGE.
Relay Race With Tufts-Work In De-
bates-QuiIi Prize.

brunswick, Ne. jar. 9-(SpeciaD.-
management that Bowdoin will run
TUFTS this year at the annual Il. a. A.
indoor meet. which will take place in
Boston Feb. 16. Bowdoin has run Mas
s&"husetts Institute of Technology dur
ing the past four years, but this year
departure will be made and Bow
dom will meet Tufts for the first time.
The interest in relay work in antici-
patton of the Boston meet seems to be
good 1T III" present time and there are
Il large number of men out for the
squad. Bnwdoin will have to develop
but one new man this year. Blair 90.
is the only one of the last years aggrc-
CATION that is not in college. and the
outlook is far from GiScouraging. From
material at hand it is believed that q
strong team will be produced. Among
the PROMISING new men is Manter 90
who was not allowed to compete last
year because Of the 1-year rule. but
who looks good now. Kimball 'O7.
member of last years team and ono OF
the star track men of the college hay
ing been twice winner of the quarter
in the Maine meet, will also b. on
hand this year. while Atwood 90 a
very promising man and a member Of
last years team, should come mar
making good. DOherty '01. one Of the
old standbyS. should also make good
as usual
Among other men who are out are
+. W. Johnson 90. Hyde 'OS. F. A.
KimDall 10. l.. D. Morse 10. Mincher
90. e. a. Powers 90 and others
The regular weekly debate of tho de-
batting course was held last evening
III the alumni room of Hubbard libra
~. The question was Omitted States
senators Should BE- Elected by Popular
Vote" The disputants on the atirma-
tive We're Abbott '0S. and SCatcs 09: for
the negative. Baldwin '0S. and Whit
more ~. An int resting feature of the
debate WAS the presence Of Num-
Der of students from the Lewiston
High and Edward Little High. who
will meet in an interscholastic debate
Friday evening. under the auspices Of
The recently formed Bowdoin Debating
League. The mayor of Lewiston will
preside at the Friday evening debate.
while Hon. Bert NJ. Fernald of Po-
land and Hon. Harold NJ. Sewall Of
Bath will be two Of the judges.
Announcement is made Of the award
ing Of the Quill prize for the best poem
during the past year To Max p. Cash
ing, '03. of Bangor. Last January the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-10
Boston Produce Market.

Boston. Jar. o.
fLOt R-Lnchanced: mill shipments
SIrinS patents, 4.2If,tGN.
CORN nchanlvd; No. 2 Yellow. 4.
bATS-i:asicr; NJ. clipped white, 4.
IIAY-DuiI: no. !. 2im32
MI Ii. FEED-F'irmcr
SPRING ERAE-22 -p3i- :3'
MIXED FECD-2iTi 90.
FDRK-Dull. medium. 10
LARD-Quiot; 1914.
EEFf-Firncr; vii de cattle SiaGS9,.
AMRS-Qui"t; spring 11nl2; fall 9IlO
Nt,AIS-(luiet: mar.
BtTTER-Firm: northern. 31T22
CIIEt.Sl,-F'irm; York state HOBS,
EGGS-Steady; choice 34":EI; western o
Ta>.
APPLES-Dull; No. Baldwins. o.Jll
III
POTATOES-Firmcr; Green Mountains
4jH-".
SUGAR Steady on basis If 490 f,r
grauulatcd
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Tho Frcnchman of the middle ola

Tho Frenchman Of the middle class
sacrifices everything in order to obtain
for his children some official position
or other. mean one. perhaps. but a
sure one. leading after 30 years Of ne
nury to pension vcrging on destitu-
ton. This is one aspect Of the decay of
the French race. 1t is easy to under
stand that two races are not evenly
armed for the struggle for life if one
be made up Of aspirants to official no.
sitiOnS and the other of individu,ls
possessing initiative, daring ana ener-
81. For this reason do Latin races de-
cline, while Anglo-Saxon races grow
ana neutrality-suspicious. Steele.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-10
MATCH FOR KELLY.
ON McCarey Wants to Put Him On
With Jimmy Flynn.

Chicago, Jan. 9.-Sylvie Ferretti.
manager Of Hugo Kelly. today receiv-
ed an offer from Tom McCarey of Los
Angeles for Il fight Feb. S between
Kelly ana Jim Flynn. the man who re-
Gently defeated Jack CTwim Sullivan.
Fcrrctti answered that his man
would take on Flynn, providing the lat
ter would agree to make weight 15S
pounds ut o'clock or ringsidc
l[clly'S manager says he understands
that Flynn is a big fellow in the no.
pound class, and he does not intend to
spoil the I,clly-Ryan battle by taking
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-10
PROKOS DEFEATS BARRETT
IN WRESTLING AT LEWISTON

Lewiston, Me. Jan. 9.-prokos. 9TH"
Terrible Greek Of Boston, defeat. 1t
Wilfrcd Barrett Of Montreal i'll Il
wrestling match here tonight, III"
style was catch as-catch-can ANA
Proxies secured two fails, the first in Al
minutes and the next in % minutes.
He used Il body hold ana reversed full
Nelson each time.
1t was announced tonight that Paul
Sweeney of Manchester ~ H.. ana
Emile MauraS of Montreal Wuul,i
wrcstlc here Jan. IS. and that Proxies
would challenge the winner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-10
Boston. Jan.
New York Produce Market.

NV ORR, Jan. 2.
FLOTR-Reccipts 1..772: exports. L.. 80
sales, 40: steady with q quiet trade
WiIEAT-Reccipts, 1000; sales. iOoo. 010;
spot steady; No. red. - elevator: No. >
RED, 80 o b afioat; No. northern Duluth,
50 b atloat; No hard winter M,
o h ahoat
COEN-Receints. 6l.In0: exports. -. $50:
sales. 900" futures, 1-GC0o spot: spot ma r.
get steady; No. >, !2h elevator and 49,
white. 80.
OATS-Rcceipts. $500; exports. 17.SI1;
SPOT market barely STEADY; mixed ats.
-'"''2 lbs. Sn%JK. natural white. 3n1f =,
'n",' %'il; clipped Whit, 30, - lbs. 70
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-10
AUTHORIZED 70 SELL.
Federal Court Gives Receiver Authori
to To Dispose Of Property.

Boston. Jan. 9.-Thn United States
circuit courts "f Massachusetts ana
northern New York hay" authorized
Daniel G. StanWood. Of this city. re-
C,.iNrr Of the Mathews consolidated
Slate CO.. to sell all the property of the
corporation. located at Granville. \. v,
under foreclosure proceedings on Feb
ruary II.
Bonds of the Mathews Slate Co.. n
Maine corporation. closely related tn
tn" Granville concern. valued NJ $685.
600 par and other property will 10 sold
at auction in this city Feb. 10 by Re-
cciNer StanWood. by order of the court
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-10
MOUNT ETNA ACTIVE.
Smoke, Ashes ard Flames Issue From
Snow Covered Peak

C@tania. Sicily. Jan. 9.-Mount Etna
Is eVidcncinG signs of activity. Smoke
ashes and flames are emerging from
the top Of the volcano which is covered
with snow, and the people of Catnnia
are showing considerable apprehension.
The SpectaCl" is magnificent. espccial-
ly "a night. The men attached to the
Mount F.tna observatory. which is To-
Gated on an elevation Of 1000 feet. are
at present at a point 5000 feet below
the observatory. held there by tho
snow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-10
PONCE STILL MISSING.
Revenue Cutters Search Over Large
Area But Find No Trace,

Norfolk, Va. Jan. 9-'rho United States
revenue cutters Mohawk and Onbndasa.
which have been searching for the over
due steamship Ponce, returned to the
Virginia Capcs today, both reporting that
they had been unable TO learn ANYTHING
of the missing vessel. They came for coal
ana after filling their bunkers viii return
at once. 20 renew the search
The Mohawk cruised mostly in the CuIf
stream to the latitude of Cape Lookout.
$40 miles off shore.
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THE WEEKS BOUTS.

Observation-Disclosures Savers VS.. unknown,
Baltimore.
Lynch. Lymansviile. T.. l.: Joe LaNo!i vs..
lid PantZ, RuInford Falls: joe jean
"cjt~ vs.. Sar' I.angfDrd, Unity A. G.,
Lawrence: Al belmont vs.. Jack langdon.
v est End A. G., Lawrence: Tim Gala
han rs. Billy Snailharn, Vallejo. al.
Saturday Dart"y Haley vs. Tommy
O'Tn.,l. philaGcluhia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-10

Captain Alfred W. V Trant of the
transatlantic liner Devonian handles his;
ship in first-class style and in addition
finds time in the spare moments Of his
voyages 10 paint pictlrcs IL oil. write
the words for music and compose verses
that are of more than ordinary merit
Pit Interested as he is in these artistic
side issues. the pride Of his heart is his
ship. which he has commanded for Il year
with satisfaction to the company.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. Jan q
Cotton spot closed tIrm. Middlin.; up
lands 1890; do. grlf HE Sal-S. npne.
Galveston trm. 1u.4: Charleston firm
10; Memphis quiet ana S'"Idy 10 9-lG;
NV Orleans firm, 70 "ii; M"hl' INN,
lG'4: Savanna il uuirt. ~ .i-lf.
Net receipts for five DAYS ~ 2\1
Exports - Great Britain. IL1ll: t.
France, 1889: 70 the continent. .ato.-.
Stock: :r,t t22
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AUGUSTA LOCALS.

A number from this city will go out
~ Manchester. Friday evening To wit
n.ss the drama Down in Maine" pre-
eentcd by the Manchester Grange.
THE play win b" followed by dance
with syecinI leaving for Augusta at
midnight.
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WILLING TO MEET MELODY.
Jimmy Gardiner Looking for Bout
With WeIterweight Champion.

Lowell, Jan. 9.--Jmmy Gardner said
Tuesday night that he had not yet en-
gagged to spar any one, but he express
ed a Willingness to meet Honey Mello-
dy il Nevada. Gardner says he Will
Stipulate that both men shall not
weigh over 142 pounds within an hour
before entering the rims.
Gardner also says that Domestic af-
fairs will detuin him n Lowell for Il
snort time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-10

Mr. ana Mrs. William Peacock # -
Winter street entertained party Oh
whist players at their hom" last even
ing. fin" time WAS enjoyed and
after Tie IIayinE refreshments w'.r.
served. The first priz" VS. won by
Mrs. G,nr:s" Peacock and the rnngn-
latinn prize by Frank Iinlrin.
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Mrs. 8. A. Howe.

Mrs. Il. a. How" died at , O'Clock
this morning at tie home Of her dau.h-
ter. Mrs. j. F.. Pierce. Green street af
ter a short illness win pneumonia
The funeral arrangements viii BE- l,t-
or announced
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-10

a Womans character and powers are
finest al about 20. \ woman has gained
everything at 40 and lost nothing: she
j. at the full vigor Of her intellectual
powers. she has acquired experience
and Judgment and is not far enough
away 1rrm youth to have become I'M
sympathetic. even Ia its widest vaga-
ricS-R ystandcr.
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HAYDEN IS SOLD.
Al Buckenberqer Secures Good Player
To- Rochester Club.

Boston Jan. H-J,tck iIly,lcn who play
cd right field for the Boston Americans Il
portion Of last season. Tor the second
time in his career will leave the major
leagues ana 60 back to the minors. Yes
1ertiav in New York. Manager :'tahl of
the Rostons sold lIayd, n 10 Al !;uck,n-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-10

BEEF-Firrn.
h Lob :, s Steady; refined steady.
BLTTEE:- Dull, UNCHANGED.
jN..,. receipts
tG'iS- tirrn"r; receipts. 1912: state p.
n,rl hearDH 'ncy selected white n. "a
chnlce, In0; mIyed extra. N II ~ 90.
dvINIOl.S- Steady. Unchanged
StfAR-faW. quiet: fair refinjno ~.
i-iz; "rntrifngal. 81 tes:. 3tzl3 H. r ,a-5
iasArS sugar "a; refined steady TN no
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago, Jan. o
CATTLE-Rccripts about 22.0GJ; com
M" ~ nrirI" Shippin" steers. M.
HOGS-Receipts about 2-,gc; choice
SnIppni.; hogs. f4JfrH.-0
iEE'-iI"ccipts about 1900; sheen
n Vii
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Miss Deborah Severance

Miss DcDoiHh Severance died In.
nl&h. y n" home "f hrr sister, Mrs.
d. II, " hiih"H' IL N"yrs place. aged
- wars. Notice Of tn funeral will BE-.
given later
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Harvard IS: Tufts "A.

Cambridge. Mass. Ian. 9.-l1arVard
defeated Tufts at ha"k thIll tonight ty
Il score Of II to II. This was Hair
wards first game Of the season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-10

on any big fellows who will not make
weight. Flynn is the Pueblo fighter
who has been coming to the front rap
idly Of late
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished Daily BY J. J. 0uinIan & Co,
Office. Opera House Block, Augusta.
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CLEAR SIDES-Rnxed a1qr.s,

diaries. 20m27
F.GtiS-Steadv; at market. cases inclpd.
"a. AE'2!; firsts. y; prime firs,s, ~. ,x-
trls. y.
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