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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-28
OBSERVES 1o4TH BIRTHDAY.
"SaiIor Bill" Mackabee Celebrates
With Cronies of Old Navy.

New York. Sept. 21.-"Sailor BiIr'
Mackabcc, oldest inmate Of tie Naval
Home. on Grsiys Ferry road. las just
ccIcLr;te ted his 10Th birthday anniversary
and is still vigorous and going to H.,
- years more" as he expressed it,
Old Bilrs birthday is always celebrated
in gala fashion at the home, and this
year was no. exception. Tie 3D-odd vet.
Grams Of Uncle Sans navy. WHO arr
slowly rounding out their lives in tia
big gray building, are made happy with
banquet that would delight an epicure
Extra ratiOns of grog are served To ALL
tobacco aplentv is provided. and the rigid
rules are somewhat relaxed for this day
only.
Old Bill himself acts as host at the
dinner. lis chair drapcd with American
flags. and his comrades fill lis heart with
JOY by shoWcrin- congratulations ami
gifts on the stout CID veteran. For, de-
spite his Years, Sailor Bill' is still
bale and hearty.
BoIn in Baltimore, on September -
1NH. only three years after the death Of
Washington, Bill entered the navy when
Int T. years Of age For G6 years lie
served his country, visiting nearly every
coUrfrv On the globe in tile Constitution
ana others Of the old wooden vessels that
our forefHthcrs considered war ships In
Home and has been there ever since He
has never 50 ruch as seen n modern
ironclad. 70 lin the Constitution was
the "cnlC Of naval construction. AMI he
declines t. have his ideals shattered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Philadelphia, Sept. 27.-Detroit took the
lead in the sensational race for the Amer
lean League pennant today by defeating
Philadelphia by the narrow margin OF .
to 4 in a holly contested game. Donovan,
the leading pitcher of the league this sea-
son, was hammered for 13 hits by the
home team, but Detroit's nine hits off
Plank came at more npportunc times.
Twelve hiladeiphians left on bases to
Dotroit's six practically tells til" story.
Twice the home players had the bases
full. hut Donovan held them safc and
they failed to score. a slip-up by Collins
helped Detroit to score three runs in tn
seventh inning.
The interest in the present series Of
four games Is intense and despite the
raw weather 1860 persons saw the con-
Test 1t was one of the most enthusiastic
crowds that has assembled on the local
grounds this year and the noise at time;
was almost dtascning. The grandstanh
was closed before the game began and
the crowd overtlowed into the fl Id, neces-
stating ground rule.
Detroit scored its first run in the fifth
inning. O'Leary doubled to center and
Donovan struck out. Jones beat out an
infield hit and OLcarv took third Tho
latter scored on Schaeffer's force of Jones'
at second. Schaeffor stole second and
scored Oh Crawfnrds double to risht.
Cobb ended the inning by flying 10 Mich
oils. Three runs were added to the visit
Ors score in the seventh. O'L,arv fuulcd
out, Donovan singled to left and Jones
was safe on Wild throw by Collins. both
men advancing base. Schacffer then
sent both men home with n twn-baSc hit
into the crowd. SChaeff.r stole third and
scored on CraWfurd'S single to center
Cobb and Rossman were easy outs.
Oldrng's double and Powers single in
the fifth inning gave Philadelphia its first
run The hopes Of the home crowd were
raised in the seventh when PHILADELPHIA
came extremely close to tying the score
Plank doubled into the crowd. IIarts,,
singled and Nichols gained IA la on
balls. With the bases full and no one
out, the crowd called on .Saybold Sfk a
long hit and the big right fielder reg I'd
ed with hot grounder Which Cod ~
fumbled. Plank scored 4apd Seybold
safe Captain Davis then, singled an
ing home HartseL and MnfpAy hit ind
a double play h~which Nichols scorS
the third and last run C&IE1s was al
easy out ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-28
FOOTBALL.
Yale Starts Training Tabi9
and Begins Practice.
Barney Will Try 10 Make His
Old Position al Harvard.
Big Squad Reports at Dartmouth
Practice at Princeton.

New Haven, sent. .7.-Yalc swung
her doors open Thursday morning Tor
the beginning. nf nor 20Sth year, and
iE the Afternoon football started off il
oilici'tl style. The training table was
started and regular afternoon practice
was begun at 1 o'clock. The weather
was good and The coaches put IN an
hour and 4 half with the candidates.
The following men were taken to
the training table this noon: Alcolt. H.
Jones, l;llrch and Logan ends; Page
and Big low tackles. Brides, Brown
and Coch', guards; Cuoncy center; Il.
Jones and Dimes, quarters; l:romar,
Berger. Num- rs ana Wheaton half
backs: COY, Wylic and Philbin full
backs. Th" squad comprises til" pick of
Ialc'& material. More than half Of those
players, however, are new men who
have never played ON the Varsity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-28
KILLED BY TRAIN.
Body of Orlando Toland, Who Visited
President, Now in Moreue.

New York, Sept. 27-Thc body uf Or
lando Toiand, The crank Min rode 90
freight trains an the way from DXford,
Ma, TO the homo Of President Euuscvcit
~ oyster BAY to get til" latter to help
him collect u claim Of $-a.tn'm~ from
John -. l;ackcf"l"r, now lies in tie NOR
"u" ut HackcnSack. n. J. lie WAS killed
by being run over by Il train
Roland vas caught hY the Secret SCrv-
e" men who surrounded the Pro Sidcnt'S
nome one night last week He was on
the front porch. ANA was about to rim"
the doori.cll. How nc succeeded in pass
IN" them WAS a nINStCrT
Il have come all the WAY from Ala
hama to get tic President to help me
collect a claim from the oil king" said
1"land to IT," secret Service mcu - |
discovered the murderer of Il young wn-
rnaT in Minnesota for Rockefeller. ana
nc promised me $1,000 co.,
Coroner Los, of Hack"nsack, believes
tho man was on his way to fulnll lis
"rITtnd, when Il" fell from a West Shore
freight train and was killed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-28
In the Nilgiri hills of southern Tn,

In the Nflgiri hills of southern India
there dw"lls race of men. the Todas.
who devote the whole Of their career to
the worship Of the COW or. to 30
precise. of the buffalo Their most
sacred temple is n COW house. and the
whole life of tho people isgOvcrned by
the most rigid observance of the
routine of dairy work. every dcta.i Of
which is performed with the most
elaborate ritual. They alone can per-
form the duties Of milking and butter
making who have been duly consc-
Grated for this work by fasting and the
performances Of mysterious rites. Rem
r"ScntinE the only priesthood. they
are compelled after their initiation for
the rest Of their days to play the role
Of the dairyman. The lesser priests
may marry, but the high priest must
be c"libate. at least for a given period
of years. Polyandry is the family rule
but divorce is unknown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-28
AT PRINCETON.
Varsity Eleven Has Lively Practice
Against Scrub Team.

Princeton, y. j., sept. 27.-Thr scnr-
ing machine was set in motion Thurs
day for the first time and in hct
scrinmagc which lasted for about -
minutes the Tiger Varsity scored
tire" times over the scrub. The play
ers did not socln 10 mind the rough
house as much as the day before be-
cause the thermometer took i drop.
Two 10-minute halves were played.
Two separate sets of backs were used
in tn" afternoon. Mccormick. Reid and
Harlan worked on the Varsity for Il
while and then Orr, 1ibbot and Coke
were sent in. This is the first tim" that
Orr has been seen on the Varsity. He
is punter Of some ability ana ought
to make good
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-28
SAVES LIVES BY LEAP,
Children Rescued From Flood tossed
Kitchen by Woman.

Washington, l.. G., Sept IA small
frame kitchen in the rear Of the nome ui
Arthur X. Bradley, Who resides Oh Sherl-
dam avenue, between Stanton and Pom
eruy avenues, Hillsdale, ID. C., was
washed away by the rising of SIcfIford
creek, which winds around the rear of
the house ana cmptics in what is known
as the AnaCUstia river. At the time the
kitchen WAS wrenChcd from its founda-
ton, Mrs Bradley ana her two little
girls. who were attempting TO remove the
furniture. barely escaped drowning.
Mrs Bradley, With the children In her
arms, ieuped Il distance of about -four
feet When the kitchen separated from
the house Proper. She landed on the edge
Of the door sill, and would have fallen
backward had not one OF the children
caught hold Of a curtain. The ground
floors Of the house were flooded.
Tie kitchen was tossed about like a
cork, and within Is minutes after it had
been torn from the house was deInol-
ished. y stove ana several pieces of fur
ritWe We're lost. The damage is esti-
mated at $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-28
BARNE REPORTS AGAIN
Crack Harvard Player Candidate For
His Old Position,

Cambridge, Mass, Sept o7-H. f..
liarnCy, who played center against
Yale in the second half of the game
two years ago, reported on Soldiers
field vest "rday afternoon III football
toys and registered as a candidate for
center IN the Harvard football team.
The first year that Bill Reid coached
tn" team he tr"ttcd out Barney in the
second half of the Yale game and sent
him as Il substitute to Parker at center.
Barney was a dark horse and not
known about at Cambridge, but he
mah" good, playing bang up game
that surprised everybody.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-28

Dufresne and belmont Draw.

Lewiston, Ne. sept 27.-(%r"ciaD
M D"!montbf Boston and Napoleon
Dufrcsnc of lewiston went six rounds
to a draw before crowd of 1900 at
City hall tonight What choice there
was between the men was with Del
mont up. t" the middle Of the fourth
round. The fifth was even and the
final was in favor of Dufrcsnc.
There Wer" two preiminlries.
Young Bergen ard Young CaZnau
went four rounds to a draw and Con
Couture Knocked out Adelaide Dumont
in the second round. John O'Bricn Of
Lewiston Wa. referee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-28
AT DARTMOUTH.
Ninety Men Report to Coaches For
Thursday afternoons Practice.

Hanover, \. H., Sept. 27.--At the
football practice Thursday fully 81
men reported to Coach Conner. After
light preliminary work four teams
were given their first srrimnagc work
The playing was ragged and the
coaches found many ways to improve
the work
Among the new candidates was Il
2lo-pound guard, jordan, whom tho
coaches hope to bring out during tho
season. lie is the son Of cx-Gol. Jor-
dan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-28

Boston Sept. Eth" Chicago cham
ptons kent within striking distanc.. nf tbc
ieaSuc leaders by iniiictng on Boston the
LOT" S"c'"fSiFe defeated sustained by tho
natter team The score was to = Robe
won 'he game for the visitors by knock
ing a HON" run to center field with a man
on base. Bases on balls proved costly for
'"e local team. none of ChicaEo's rum,
"e'hs earned Whites only Gift was also
.o"'erted into run. Parents double and
'"'ai'on's single Produced the other
Boston tally.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-28
At CARLISLE,
Material! For This Seasons Team is
Fully Developed.

Carlisle, Pa. Sept. 27.-Coach Glen
!. Warner IF IN" Carlisle Indian School
mas developed the material from which
Tho Carlisle Ihiim football squad will
he made up this season. and, although
Il couple of boys may be added to the
l;cdSkhI aggregation later on from
promising a$pirants the outline is prac-
tically complete
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-28
Princess Clementine Of ReIr

Princess Clementine of Belgium,
youngest daughter of Leopold, is
credited with having the most wonder
ful collection of dolls in the world.
Among them are specimens from Baby
lon. bone dolls from Greenland. a
wooden one from Peru. a paper doll
from India. Greek dolls with ward
robes, even dolls houses, with furniture
and dishes in them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-28
PHILADELPHIA

Two-hasc hits-Schacffer. Cobb, O'Learv
crawford. Ol'lrinE = Plank Collins sac
rihcc hits-Russman. Powers stolen
bases Schaeffor .. Doubl" PLAYS -ScEacf
Ter ana ROssman: O'Leary. Scha"frcr ana
itoSSinan Lott on haSee-D"trnit G phil
ade'phia L., First base on baIIs-Of Dom
ovan I. of Plank /. First bass. on error;
Detroit |. Philadelphia t. Struck out -
ny Donovan :, hy Plon'- : T'nc. 10
umpircs. Connolly and O'Loughlin
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-28

List OF !".r.. { .t-c-5 IT Farm
mica r-t \. a III Z.
Farm..-t wv, N., ""r: III n'pr-i4D
tn" follow H.; are the entries for the
races t" be held at the G3th annual ex-
hifition of the Franklin County Agri-
cultural Society To be held here, Tues
day. cs,lay and Thursday, oct 1,
. and 8:
30 class -SinithfirId Girl, i M. ]. w
Pottlc; Alcy Bell, blk g, Frank Il. Hay
dent; Hiram, g, w. G. Morse; Nellis
L., oh ~, II. II. Landcrs, Griffin Wilkes,
b 4, a. j. Horn; Rappin Wilkes, &,
&. r. Paine
30 class Jessie r., N. William
iianscom; Walter G., bro <, w. q.
Morse; Hiram, b &. II. .. Jordan; Be
none, oh z, Ed. Fisher; Smithicld Girl,
b III, l. w. Pottle; Gentry, b g, G. j..
Paine; Rarpin Wilkes, ch 5, William
Hanscon: Griffin Wilkes. y z, a. d
Horn; .Ncllis L., Oh m. II. III. I.anders;
Tcnrom, d e, II. r. Ridcout.
go ciaSS-JeSSje B., b IN, William
Hanscom: Smithficld Girl, b M, /. w.
Pottlc: Alley Bell, blk g, Frank +. Hay
don; Bcn0ne, oh &, Ed, Fisher; West
crn Chimes. &, +. o! Jordan; Walter
g., bro z, w. q. Morse; Sable Princess,
blk m. j.. a. Hall; Prince Henry West
land, b 2, \. f.. Russell; DR.. Idc. b s,
!. w. Pottlc; Butcher Boy, b &. I. W.
Pottlc; Sable Prince, blk s, L. a. Hall;
The Commodore, oh e. y. w. Morse; joe
Wheeler, b (, +. II. Tibbetts, Western
Chimes. j z. r. Q. Jordan: Star, blk
N, FL Fisher; Jennie Nc, b M, Frank
Il. Hayden. Lcdo. & :, Fred Collins;
Alley Bel, blk &, Frank r. Hayden.
2.2& class-El Gallo. b g. Frank r.
Hayden; Harry Miller, b GIL. a. Bart
Ictt; Star, blk m, Ed Fisher; Joe
Wheeler. Oh :. F. H. TibHtts; The
Commodore. ch g, z. ". Me-; DR., Ido,
Y :, I. ". Pottle; Butchei D, b g. I.
". Pottlc; Snip D., b g, wortley;
William J, Haynes. NJ, 1T. Thomp-
son; Rather c.. $, r NNaite; Prin-
cess 5. f c,s b N, Ira Fl VS0dbur y
Waite; Paul Boone, Nc, r. G. Dunn;
Frank L. IT,, i e, NAPago; Stanley
D.. Blk Z, n W. We SIS; Dr.. Keene, j
IL, l. ". Pottle; $ Sd, b g, L. A.
Morse; Joe Nhcelesch $, F. H, lib
belts; The Lover, BIS. Frank Z. Hay
den; Rrownet.A b m, Frank j. Hay
den: Z! Gaio. b G, FrahR RSHaydcn.
Eree-fQ -all-Paul B6tne, q 9, +. G.
Dunn! rHjn Fostsr. b. ra.ssR. p.e Waits;5
Stanley e., blk \. W Weston' DIR
Keens, g,sI. w Pottle; Raven Wilkes,
h in. Isaiah Morrill, The Lover, s,
''rank /. Hayden. Brownctta. b IL,
Frank u. Hayden; Leila Wilkes, , ii.
+. Q. Walker; Daci1na Dean. j g. w.
F. Bisbes; Maggie Truce. b III, I. 2.
Wdodbuf4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-28
NATIONAL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
BOTTOM S; PITTsBURG 5,
Eleven Innings With Twenty seven
Men Used on Both Sides.

PittsburS, Sept. 27.-Pittsburg and
Boston played II innings to tie to-
day. Boston tied the score in til"
ninth. The record for the number Of
players in Il game WAS broken There
VAS total of - m"n. fifteen by Pitts
burg and twelve by Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-28
THIS WEEKS GAMES.
AMERICAN IEAGEE

Friday. Saturday-ChcaCp mt Boston
st. Loris at New York Detroit at, Phil
adelphia, Cleveland at Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Saturday-Boston at Pittsburg, Pliladel.
phfa at Cincinnati, New York at ST
Louis. Brooklyn at Chicago. AZ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-28

'Moellcr hit by battcd ball
I1tsburg ....2 0 q . o / + o O-5
f{"Stnn .-......n u 1 q . o D
TWo-basc hit$-lIoffman. Sweeney, Ball.
Sacrifice -Leachp Clarke. Shrchan.
stolen bases Mocllcr. Leach =, Clarke.
wagner, Shcchan. Abbaticchio. Douhl"
rlaNS-Stork". Abhaticchiu ANA Swacina :
Brhiw' i, Ritchcv AMI Tenncy. First base.
on balls of otv ;, IF Camnitz /. of
Icnv"r ,. of Dcssau /. off Frock i off
EQUITIES ?. Hit by pitched bal Bv Dos
san. Wagner. Struck out BY Otv 3. hv
I'onltcS ;. Left on haScs-Pitts hurc l.
Boston l.. First base on c1rnrs-Pitte-
burg l. Boston .. IIits-Om Oty . in s H.
innings: off Camntz | in 81 inning: off
Lever ] in innings; off ncssau in
| - innings: off Frock in 6 10 innings
off Boultes I in 3 innings wild Mitch
oty. Time, 2.35. Umpire, Rudderham.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-28

Since Tie appearance II the cholera
in EuSyla the Russkoyc Zuamia. the or
gan of tho union Of Russian men. has
daily been publishing articles accus-
ing the jews and the constitutional
dcmncrats aSf preparing poisonous
syrinGcsfnf circulating the people with
rholcrsHirus. "arcordinG 10 the meth
"a Of HAMrchist K"opotkin." 43
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-28

\ macMamized road between 81.
Louis an44k ansas City Will be COM
rletod witAblttwo years Construction
work willie begun next spring. I'll"
NissouriMegislatu appropriated $5oG.-
GEO for the purpose at itS last session.
Tie road, will be sixty feet wide. on
It's completion another extending from
north to south through the state viii
be undertaken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-28

With the score to 4 against them in
the ninth inning. the st Louis players
fell on Newton and drove in three runs.
st Louis .....0 0 . 3-1-li-t
New York 100 o 3 l . l-G-1S-.
BattcrcS-McGCe, Dinccn ana Spencer
Newton. Doyle and Blair. Umpire, E.;nn
Time. l. a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-28

''Ean johnson turned Stafford down.
vet he is a far better umpire than Hurst !
SAYS Fielder Jones Of the Chicago White
Soy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-28
THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

SatUrdav-Jack CTwin Sullivan VS.. Bill
Squires, CClra. Cal.
There have been &c - scores in the Ma
tional League
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-28

ase hit-Parent. Three-base hit
+ Home run-Rohe. Hits-Of
In s innings; off Young l in 1
pcrifice hit-White. Stolen bases
Dougherty, Jones. Double play
nd DOnohue. Left on bases
Boston 3. First on balls-Off
off Young l, off White !. Struck
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-28

il Of tn" engines in charge Of f.. A.
Head Il Son, agents Also the Inter
nrtinnal Harvester 80. Of Chicago.
The track Is II! fine condition and
those wishing excitement on tlIc turf
Will have plenty in the afternoon.
Tho races:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-28
f1TTSBUItG.
BOSTON

odtteu Tor CamnltI III ninth.
Batted for Mailman in ninth.
fBattcd for Lccvtr in 1Ith.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-28

TOt1TS n ! n
MATTED for FroCk in ninth.
~MOcllcr hit by battcd BAL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-28

h IN, Isaiah Morrill,: Tho Lover, b s
!'ranE Z. Hayden. Brownetta. b IL
Frank u. Hayden; Leila Wilkes, , IL
f. Q. Walker; Daci1na Dean. j z. w
f. Bisbes; Maggie Truce, III, l. ?
W6odbur2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

Montreal, Nov. z, 1908.
 We found Peruna a relief i'm several cases.
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 'As to myself, two bottles have con- vinced me that Peruna is magnificent as a tonic.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

experiencing much fatigue. Now can walk mile easily
 Through these three cases we desire to make known to the public the ef- ficfency of your remedy"
 Hospital St. John. of St. Johns. Province of Quebec.
 later letter received from the same institution reads as follows:
 "Three weeks ago I wrote to tell you how satisfactory we found Peruna. We recommend 1t highly for colds, coughs, catarri and neuralgia.
 q have used it myself as tonic with the best results, taken as directed, half teaspoonfui every half hour
 Mrs. Etta Booker. Dunduri. Sask' N. w. T., Canada, writes:
 "I suffered with pelvic catarrh until wrote to Dr. Hartman. and after taking treatment as he advised. can say I am now cured of this most try ing. afiiction, for which I am truly thankful I think Peruna the best medicine for catarrh. I never felt bet ter in my life than I do at present.
 Peruna not only promptly relieves coughs and colds In their first stages, but is equally prompt and efficient for catarrhal diseases in the chronic stage
 Of course 1t is only reasonable to suppose that a great deal less medi- cine will be necessary to cure slight attack of catarrh than would be re- ouired to relieve the aiiment after 1t had been allowed to become chronic.