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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-31

the match. The bout is to be 45 rounds,
and they will box at 1873 pounds, ring
side.
Mike Twin Sullivan. who has been
in the provinces several weeks, re-
turned home Wednesday night, looking
in great shape. The trip has done him
a world of good. physically as well as
financially He will return to st. John
Aug. % to box Dan Littlejohn, the
champion lightweight of Canada.
Rudolph Unholz left Boston Thurs
day for his home in Davenport. la. He
attributes his defeat by Tommy Muir
ply to being weak at the weight. 1t
is a fact that he had to about starve
himself Tuesday in order that he could
weigh in at the ringside. Besides, he
did great deal of worrying, as he
feared he would not be at weight. It is
the last time. he says, that nc Will
make ringside weight for any boxer
After resting several weeks at his
home he is going to California, where
he figures he can get bouts When told
that Battling Nelson threatens to
punch him on sight, UnholZ smiled and
said: There is one fellow l believe
have it on, and if he attempts to hand
me any punches, I'll show him that
am at home in street fighting"
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GO-MACKINAC CRUISE
ENDS IN DRIFTING MATCH

Mackinac Island, Mich, July 30
Drifting slowly through the calm
which rendered canvas useless, the
last five yachts in the Chicago Macki-
nae cruise, reached this port today
Alice was first over the line, Skipper
Warner plotting the schooner to the
finish at l o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The Yawl Arcadia crossed at o'clock
last night, MAMMA and Maid having
hard time to get in before midnight
The crew aboard the Alice related
the same tale as that told by the be-
lated tars who We're becalmed two days
off Fox Passage about 100 miles south
of here. Their course lay up the mid
die Of the lake with Mamma, Maid and
Arcadia all within sight of one an
other nearly throughout the race.
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UNIVERSAL PEACE.
Conference at London Receives Dele
oates from Lambeth Conference.

London, July 3O-The universal
peace conference which is now in SEES
sion in this city. today received
deputation consisting of the Bishop OF
Ripon, the Bishop of Massachusetts,
and the Bishop of Perth, Australia,
who submitted a resolution passed by
the Lambeth conference as follows:
That the Lambeth conference, While
frankly acknowledging the moral gains
sometimes won by war. rejoices in the
growth Of the high ethical perceptions
evidenced by the increasing Willingness
to settle difficulties among nations by
peaceful methods"
The resolution records the apprecia-
ton of the conference of the services
rendered by the peace conference at
The Hague and concluded with these
words:
"Finally, realizing the danger insep-
arabic from national and commercial
progress, it urges upon all Christian
people the duty of allaying race
preiudices, of reducing by peaceful ar
rangements the conflict of trade intNr-
ests, and the promoting among all
races of brotherly love for the good or
all mankind"
The three bishops tIeH DIfHy au
dressed the conference. The Bishop OF
Massachusetts said he believed Ameri-
ca could be depended upon. because
of her government and her position, to
stand whatever she could stand with
Justice, for international peace.
After conveying it's appreciation To
the three bishops the conference pass
ed a resolution thanking King Edward
for having established precedent by
receiving the delegates to the confer
ence in audience.
Another resolution was passed, ex-
pressing the opinion that for the mo-
1nent practical method to arrest the
growth Of ornaments would be an
agreement, for short term of years
not to exceed the average total expen-
diture for army and navy made by each
each country during the period which
had elapsed between the holding of the
FIRST and second Hague peace confer
enCes.
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THE PHOTOGRAPHERS
Of New England Conclude Their An
nual Meeting at Boston.

Boston, July 30.-The delegates
to the convention of New Eng
lard Photographers which has
been meeting in Boston this week.
concluded their meetings Thursday.
Reports were read and other routine
business transacted, including the Sc
lection of the convention city for 1903,
officers were elected and prizes award
ed in the various classes for which
large exhibits have been made in Me-
chanics hall, among which the leading
photographers of this country and Eu-
rope were represented.
The election resulted as follows:
President, William A. Webster, Wall
than; Massachusetts vice president,
John H. Caro-, Boston; Maine vice
president, Frank A. Adams, Portland;
for New Hampshire, Richard H. Kim
ball. Concord; for Vermont, Christian
Bau, Barre; for Rhode Island, John
Sabine, Providence; for Connecticut,
H. j. Seeley, Bridgeport; for mara
time provinces, G. A. Gauvin, Halifax,
N. s.: secretary, George II. Hastings,
Haverhill, and treasurer, S. w. Hol-
man, Attleboro.
President Francis A. Place read his
annual report today. He stated that
the total membership Of the society
was now 425. He reviewed the history
Of the association and spoke a rapid
advancement in the Photographic lines.
Treasurer S. w. Holman submitted a
report which showed the association
to be in a flourishing condition finan-
cially.
The choice of next years meeting
place for the convention was left in
the hands Of the officers.
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IN STRAIGHT HEATS.
Stamford, Favorite. Wins Only Race
Finished at Nashua, N. II.

Nashua, n. H., July 30.-One race
was finished and one went over after
five heats in the harness races at the
Nashua Driving park today. In ,he
first race. a 224 class trot, Stamford
the favorite, took the race in straight
heats. My Star was a strong favorte
for the free -for-all and appeared to
have a good chance to win the race
but in the fourth heat after getting
two firsts, the gelding went lame and
had to be drawn. The summary:
2.24 class trot. purse s400-Won by
Stamford. bg, by Autograph uovelD
in 3 straight heats. Best time 219A.
Free for all. purse $500 (Untinished)
-Bonalet b m (Welch) won first heat;
Frank s.. br g (Gilispe) won fourth
heat Ecastic Iang) won fifth heat;
My Star. oh g (Thompson) won sec
ond and third heats. Best time 2114.
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KENT'S HILL.

Recent arrivals at the Maine Vaca-
ton Home, Kent's Hill are Mrs. f. M.
Wilson and maid, Philadelphia;
Addison C. Getchell. Miss A. NJ.
Getchell. Miss A. NJ. Murphy. Boston;
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. P. Getchell, Wash
ington. D. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. P. B.
O'Meara, three children and maid. j.
r. Hanlon, Brooklyn, n. Y: H. H.
Shaw. Mr.. and Mrs: f. T. Burrowes.
c. B. Burrowes, T. N. Burrowes. Miss
Ada Louise Staples. Miss L. S. Shorey.
Portland; Prof. C. L. Staples, Camden,
N. j. Miss NJ. Ellen Alden, Winthrop;
Mrs. c. T. Halves, C. B. Halves,
Edward c. Halves, Bangor; Mr.. and
Mrs. Moran, of The Touraine, Boston.
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COTE AND SIDNEY MEET
TONIGHT AT BAR HARBOR.

Bar Harbor, July Boa good box
ing match is promised for Friday
evening when Fred Sidney of Boston
and Arthur Cote of Biddeford will
meet at the skating rink under the
auspices of the Bar Harbor Athletic
Association. Sidney has boxed a
number of times here and has many
friends, while all know that Arthur
Cote is rugged, scientific boxer who
is certain to make good showing
Otha Jelison is president of the asso-
citation, and John F. Lamphier treas
urer.
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A MAN HUNT.
Armed Men and Bloodhounds After
Alleged Insane Murderer in Vermont.

East Willngford. VT, July 30.-The
mountains and valleys for miles around
this village, were tonight filled with
armed men, determined with the aid
of four bloodhounds to run down and
capture Elroy Kent, an escaped pris-
oner from the Waterbury Insane asy-
lum, who is alleged to have murdered
Miss Della B. Congdon in this village
on Friday of last week.
With the arrival of the four blood
hounds today from Poughkeepsie, N.
Y. Sheriff E. C. Fish. assisted by sew
eral deputies and about 100 armed
men, started on search for the trail
of the man. The dogs soon got the
scent and followed the trail until sun
set tonight, when they We're called off
The search will be renewed tomorrow
morning.
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Yankee Car
Reaches Paris,

Paris. July 3O.-The Thomas car in
the New York to- Paris automobile race
crossed the frontier at noon today and
reached Paris at o'clock this even
ing.
The car was escorted up the boule-
wards by automobile enthusiasts who
met it at Meaux, 25 miles east Of Paris,
and was greeted with cheering.
The race committee was waiting at
the Office of LIE Matin to receive the
car. Congratula tons were showered
upon the intrepid crew, the members of
which proceeded to a hotel after their
healths had been drunk.
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RACING
WOODCRAFT AND CANVAS
WIN AT SARATOGA,

Saratoga Springs, ~ Y, July 30
First race-Three- year ods and up-
wards. selling, six furlongs; Wood
craft, "a, Sweet, 20 to /, to l, out
won; Jacobte, 100, Notter 8 to TO-
out, second: Alethuo, 118, F.. Dugan
IL to 10, out. third. Time, 1885
Only three starters.
Second race-Steeplechase for three
year olds and up selling, about two
miles: Canvas, 1876, Boadwee, 2 to
5, out, won; Steelmaker al, T.
OBrien. 5 to 2, to 8, out, second
Time 436 2-5. Sacandaga refused first
jump and was the only other starter.
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BARNEY DREYFUSS AFTER
SPRINGFIELD TWlRLERS

Springfield, July 30.-Barney Drey-
fuss, president of the Pittsburg Ba Sc
ball Club. was in the city Wednesday
to have a look at William Powell and
Murray Parker, two Of the pitchers
on the Springfield team. Mr.. Drey-
fuss, attended the double header at
Hamden park between Springfield and
New Britain and saw both men pitch
He expressed himself as greatly
pleased with them and will return for
a conference with Manager Dan
O'Neil Saturday and probably see one
of them pitch again.
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MASSACHUSETTS LEADS
In Interstate Shooting Match-Other
Events for Thursday.

Wakefield, Mass, July 30.-Massa-
chusetts lead the teams from New
Hampshire and Rhode Island in the
New England interstate match of the
New England Military Rifle Associa-
tons tournament tonight at the con-
clusion Of the shooting on four ranges
during the day. The match will be
concluded tomorrow with two more
contests. Massachusetts, finished uI
the day with a total of 1926 against
1909 for New Hampshire and 1s47 tor
Rhode Island.
Capt w. R. Murphy Of the 9Th
Mass, attached to headquarters, won
the so yards re-entry pistol match TO-
day when the finals were shot of
three scores to count His total was
143
Wakefield, Mass, July 30.-The Ne"
England Interstate match, the leading
team match Of the New England NIL
itory Rifle Associations annual tour
naments, and the conditions for "hlcr
correspond with those which govern
the national match, was begun today
on the Bay State range. with teams OF
~ men competing from three states
The shooting in the interstate mater
was varied and took place at Intervals
during the day. 1t consisted OF 10 shots
each at the 200 yard mark with rape
and slow fire, and at the 600 ana So'
ward stages with slow fire.
skrmish run between state teams
installments of the Lawrence mater
at 200 yards and of the Shuman mater
at 500 yards, several re-entry individ
nal matches, and the usual three pisto
events constituted the remainder o.
the days program.
Only three teams began the inter
state match, one each from this state
Rhode Island and New Hampshire
Massachusetts led the tournament a.
the 20O-yard slow fire range. Sergeant
Arthur G.. Lindroth, Co. D., of Prov
dence. was the star individual per
former at the range today. making A.
out of a possible so. The score:
2OO-yard range, slow fire-Massachu
sets 81, New Hampshire SOP. Rhode
Island 4sG.
Rapid fire, 200 yards: Massachu'
sets, 419; New Hampshire, 403
Rhode Island, 381.
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Medicine1xaS.,.

90. Dixfield. Me-, Sept. S, 1905.
MY mother has used the 4. r.,
Atwood's Bitters in her family fol-
over twenty-five years. For sicl
headache they have no equal.''
:. Jenney M. lSenney.
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tne cause OF these ailments with IL. F."
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make q blessed change in your condi-
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HAZEL DREW INQUEST
Opened at Troy-Mrs. Drew Apparent
ly Not Much Affected.

Troy, N. V, July 30-What is expected
to be the final session of the inquest into
the death of Hazel Drew, ;he young girl
found in Teal pond July IL and believed
to have been murdered. began at the
Court house here today. That Coroner
Strope would announce his findings to-
night was confidently expected. but that
anything new would be disclosed was
stood that District Attorney O'Brien
would sharply probe for information
about a certain camp situated near the
mill pond where Hazel Drew was killed.
at which many peculiar entertainments
are said to have been arranged by the
owners. alleged to be prominent Albany
men.
When the inquest was begun this
afternoon, Professor Carey at whose
home Hazel Drew was employed, was
the first witness called by Coroner
Strope.
Mrs. John Drew, mother of the dead
girl identified the clothing and jewelry
that was on the body of her daugh err
Mrs. Drew was dressed in deep
mourning but she did not seem to be
affected. smiling now and then as she
handled the various articles of APP
parel in which Hazel Drew went to
her tragic death.
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TENNIS
Wright and Little
Win Two Matches.

Boston, July Bob. c. Wright of Bos-
ton and r. d. Little of New York won
two matches this afternoon in the eastern
doubles championship on the courts of the
Longwood Cricket Club. Although neither
match was a five-set affair, the winners
were called upon to extend themselves TO
the full.
i. II. Alexander continued his excellent
defeated +. j. Sulloway of Boston in three
sets.
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$50 MINUTES in WATER.
Annette Keilernan Swims About 102
Miles in Boston Harbor.

Boston, July 30.-Annette Keller
man of Australia, who claims the
woman's swimming championship Of
the world, swan a distance estimated
at 10h miles in hours and 90 min
utes in Boston harbor today Miss
Kellerman started from the Charles
town bridge at 1855 for the swim to
Boston light, about II miles from the
starting point. When she reached
within half a mile of the light the tide
which had been against her for five
miles and an unusually swift current
encountered, prevented further pro-
gress on the part of the swimmer. al
though she was still strong and eager
to finish. She left the water at us
P. NJ, and declared she experienced
no i'll effects from her long swim.
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BILL HURLEY DEFEATS
HARRY MANSFIELD.

Glen Falls, N. Y, July 30-"Bilr"
Hurley of Glens Falls, defeated Harry
Mansfield of England in a six-round
contest before the Knickerbocker A.
c. here tonight. Hurley forced the
fighting and had Mansfield groggy in
the third round. Mansfield clinched
and avoided close fighting throughout.
Both boxers weighed 1873 pounds
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Tightening early Thursday set on
fire the buildings of the Enterprise
Foundry at Sackville, N. B., and they
were totally destroyed. The fire spread
to ithe Intercolonial hotel. which was
afso ruined, and the railway station
was saved with difficulty. The total
loss is estimated at about $1,000. with
insurance of $4,000.
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Nra. Windows Settling SyTup.

! IA. h.sa - s.s sve oIxTY.E1vE YHAS ~:
iIoNS q MOTHERS for tAel. 0alLp4E :! WH 1Es
FEETHNG, vliA PERFECT euoctss: y ~ CS patN.
al "a WIND CONC, I'D 10 the ~ feesdy 6s Dig:
1HGA. 0siA by DE.sglsh :. evcy - 81 ~. ss...S
IA M ao eeAse kInA Tvsaay-ave casts oeas
sssssd sn1e - lsea - ls A. ycrs "a Em
SWSW - AN Old And WE'LL TAssO AA'sss's
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A TROPICAL STORM
Sweeping Up the Coast, Virginia Hav-
ing 1t Last Night.

Norfolk. Va. July 2O.-The Virginia
coast is tonight in the grasp of a trop-
ical Storm sweeping up the coast.
At 10 p. NJ. the velocity of the wind
at Cape Henry was 40 miles an hour,
steadily increasing and high sea run
ming. An unknown three-masted
schooner is reported ashore at New In
let, 80 miles down the coast. Although
not on duty the lifesavers are standing
nv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-31

The American and National League
races are interesting but careful ex-
aminat ton of many of the other league
standings will prove that all the inter-
est is not attached to the two big
races.
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If Dentists

The National Association of Dentists
brought their business sessions to close
Thursday at Boston with the election of
the following officers: President. DR.. v.
E. Turner. Atlanta. Ga: vice president
for the East. DR.. Eugene II. Smith. Cam.
bridge; for the South. DIR. VIM. Cien-
shaw. Atlanta. Ga; for the West. DR.. w.
T. Chandler Denver. Col; corresponding
secretary, DR.. Charles S. Butler, Buffalo.
N. Y: treasurer. DR.. A. r. Melendy,
Knoxville. Tenn; chairman executive
council, DIR. f. C. Burkhardt, Batavia,
N. Y.
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GRAND CIRCUIT RACES.
Leona, Dewitt and Gallagher Win
Three Sensational Races.

Detroit. Mich, July 30.-More SEN
satonaI racing marked the fourth day
of the Grand Circuit harness meeting
and the average time for Ia at 2.O7
has seldom been equalled The 20i
pace turned out to be the biggest sur
prise of the year, that gallant cam
paigner Baron Grattan winning it in
four heats Blackjack was a hot fav-
orite in the big field of eight but was
unsteady at first and refused to try
later along. Citation raced in front in
the first heat clear to the stretch,
where John A, challenged and beat
her handily Baron Grattan came
strong at the end but broke. Next
time the old champion Gallagher set
the pace and held on to the end with
enough left to beat Baron Grattan half
length. Gallagher led into the
stretch in the third mile but he could
not stall off Baron Grattan that one
coming with a great burst of speed
and winning by neck. The fourth
was repetition, Baron Grattan again
beating Gallagher in the last 20 yards,
and winning first money
The 2.11 trotting stake proved
hard fought race and lasted until dusk.
Amy Brooks was sick and could not
start and favoritism was shown May
Earl which had made trial in 2lb
at Lexington. However, May Earl
was unsteady and had no speed never
being in point of advantage. DeWW
won first money and Driver Andrews
was fined $3.50 for not trying in tns
first two heats.
In the 2.12 pace, Fred D., won two
heats comfortably and then was beat
en- by Leone in handy manner thar
mare being very good Owing to inc
lameness of Highball the match race
with Sweet Marie did not take place
212 PACE-FURSE $1,000 IN HEAl'
Leona. CHI m. by Tommy r..
dam by Badger Spi ague (Mc- =,
Fled y. er e, by DR.. Douglas a
The Liar, b Carey. 10
Br. Fox. b e (Gahagan) ....,..4
|. x. L.. b e (TrudelD. ........,S az
Hilman. b m anderson. ......2 'u'
Lady of Honor, CHI m fThom- ,as
Rex. blk h lorendorfj ..........s sd'
Milton s.. Jr., CHI (Cox1:.:..s io''
Relnisition. 6 Cunning ods
Time Time -2o7H so7H. 2.o,A, sosH 2.o'4
FL TROT-STAKE $1,000 IN liEAlS'
Dewitt. h &, by Ceciian Elder a
by Wed Wilkes (Andrews). 10
Carlokin, b h, by Mckinney %
tDuIIc' ................... -
Octoo, br 6. by Great Heart .77
Nahama. b m (Burgess)... ..:...l
Genteel H., br h CIV. b. Nc ,92
Louis Jack, or g (McHenrv)...ss -
Harry Banning, b & (Burns)..2 ~ &
Charley T.. blk DeRyder;..di Sds
May Earl b m (Bowerman). - ~ "a A
Just the Thing. br m (ErendofJb ,n ~
Time--o.67iA. 2.O71a. 2.oslh. 2OSEs Zlo'
2.Oi pACE-PURsE $780, IN Heals
Baron Grattan, b g, by Grattan., 81
dam by Gammaleon (Murphyl:,.Z
Gallagher, b E. by Royal RysdiH -
tMcEwen) $780,. ;,.;..'..Iiii.i'
John A., on h, by Eddie Hai a ss
(GeefSD ............... ..''..''o 6 4r0
Jenny w, b m (Sunderlin).. 7ro
Citation b m (McMahon. ......'..as sro
Reproachless. blk m (ShanD..'.'SS sro
Argot BOY, DeRyder).. ,,.."'ee Sro
Black Lock. blk h (Andrewso:."''
Time-2 d3A, 2.03R, 20Sla, 2oe.
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LITcHFiELD CORNER.

The reunion Of the students
Litchfield Academy and the Lipe.
Institute will be at Litchneid 1890
Wednesday, Aug 10, 1905 Aou''
by Rev DR.. Smith Baker.
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Austria's government intends ITO con-
struct~ aasreaI radium spring and build
hotels, which it will control at st.
Joachimental near Carlsbad. The wa;
ter in the uranium mines there contains
a large quantity of radium.
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Az IYNN.

Brockton 5000 100000 900 0 90 So
LYNN 90 @ 0 0 0 0 0 0G 0 o 9 . 0-0-l3-0
CAME called on account of darkness.
Batteres-O'Toole and Walters: Abbott
and Daum. Time, OBJ Cmpiles. LAM
gau and Lincoln
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DREW INQUEST.
CONTINUED from Page One.)

findings tomorrow, which, it is believed,
will be the stereotyped announcement
that the girl came to her death at the
hands of a person or persons unknown.
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AT WORCESTER.

Worcester ....l 0 / 0 l l x-4-10-0
Fall River I'll 0 l 0 % 80
Batteries-LeverenZ and McCuna; Grant
and ToOmey. Time, 40. Umpire, DoWd.
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AT HAVEPHILiA.

Haverhill :. 30 3 ! %-3-1-l
Lawrence ......O U Z V-U-o-z
Batteries 'Toole and Andrews: Con-
molly and Ainsmith. Time. 2,02. Umpire,
Connolly.
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LATEST SPORTING NEWS.
new ENGLAND.
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.
AT LOWELL.

New Eedford..a 0 o | l-5-1o-o
Lowell .........2 0 0 . % 80
Ratteries-Moo4e and Needeh Green
well and LemieuA Time, 2U1 Umpire,
j. C'Brien.
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Willis had hard luck against the Gil
ants. He pitched fine game last Fri
day and was beaten and Tuesday
darkness prevented him from evening
up matters in the Thinning tie game
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With the imprint of a horse

With the imprint of horse shoe
sauarely in the face. the toe in the
chin and the two calks beside either
of the mans eyes. the body of Orren
A. Lewis. ga years of age, was found
Thursday forenoon in tire stable yard
Of the Hope Webbing Co. on Warren.
avenue. Pawtucket A widow survives.
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molly and
Connolly.