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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-14
HORSE RACING NO LONGER
DEPENDS ON BETTING

Now York. Feb 13.--John r.. Madden.
the millionaire breeder, owner and
trainer of thoroughbrndS returned
frrII u tour of Great Britain, the con-
tinCnt and Egypt yesterday. He was
accompanied on tho tour by his sons,
Edward, IA, and Joe. eight years old.
The three were passengers tho
Cunarder Caronl from the Mcditer-
ranean.
When Mr. Madden WAS asked for his
views on Gov. IiuEhcS's efforts to pro-
hihit racctr;icll betting, he refused 10
express any opinion. saying he did
not care To talk ON political questions
further than TO say that ho-seracing
no longer depended on betting.
The sport is too popular" lie said
"rlic citizens Of this country will 20
to see q horse race after tn" book
makers; arc dead. Tho Jockey Club
has not been connected with betting
for years. Racing has reached a de-
gree Of strength wh"r" it no longer
depends upon pool selling and betting
To win it the support and interest of
the public.
Mr.. Madden was asked if h: didn't
believe any young men had been
ruined by race tracks. There are ana
always Will be the black sheep Of the
fold" replied Mr.. Madden. However.
the element which seeks reform on all
lireS loses sight If all the vital points"
The veteran turfman said that the
Jockey Club could never comfortably
accommodate the crowds that go To
the tracks. Il think the price of adj
mission should bc raised to s.. That
would help the sport all around" he
added.
Eddie will make his debut this sea-
son as g professional jockey" said tho
one time owner Of Hamburg as he
drew slender, handsome broWn-eve1
boy to his side and patted him on the
head He weighs 80 pounds. and
VIII back him against any professional
Jockey for Judgment, sense and
strength. L am going to raise nv bows
IN the same business I have followed
ana they will start where a real horse
man should start-in the stable and
the saddle.
Il have nine entries for the English
Derby of 1909, six for the Oaks and
Tour for the Paris Grand Prix." he
continued. "Since Pierre LorilIard's
lroquois won the Derby nearly d quar-
ter of century ago no American
morse has won it. I am going after it
in earnest"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-14
MISS WAGNER WINS
TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP,

New York. Feb. 13.-Miss Marie
Wagner of the Hamilton Grange Lawn
TENNIS Club won the women's nation
al indoor lawn tennis championship
by defeating Mrs. Frederick Schmitz
ot London. Eng, in straight sets, 6-3
and O..
III all departments the American girl
outplayed her opponent, displavinc
great brilliancy at the long driving
game for her place shots.
Mrs W. H. Pouch and Miss E. Fl.
Moore two former champions, won
the doubles in the championship
round by defeating Mrs A. H. McCar-
thy, sister of w. A. Larned, and Miss
johnson. 1911 and 6-3.
MISS Clare Cassel of England who
was defeated by Miss Moore in the
early rounds of the singles, won The
consultations. In this final she defeat
ed Mrs. Mccarthy 6-1 and 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-14
BASEBALL NOTES

lew Drill. the famous Georgetown
catcher, will manage the Tefrc Haute
IndD club this year.
William i. Delehantv. the youngest
member Of the famous family. has been
purchased hv the WilkeSbarrc club of
the New York state League.
There is a possibility that Holman of
the Chicago CUBS Will leave baseball
ard go into business. He is ~ present
considering :. proposition Of the sort.
Pop Schriver. Zanesvilc'S catcher,
will go to Pittsburg. The draft of the
Boston Americans was not allowed.
Clark Griffith says that unless H."
lands the Highlande:S in first or sec
ond place this season IL Will quit New
York
The "old reliable" Hod Newenham
has been engaged to coach the Kicker
Academy team at Houlton i'll the
spring.
The are getting rather uneasy III
New York over the fact that Fred Ten
new has not yet signed. which simply
means that Fred Will get what II asks
before very many moons.
Hans Wagner has gone out with Il
suggestion to which M@naeer Fred
Clarke of the Pirates is likely to give
heed. Wagner thinks that Abiaticvili,
should be played at first baS'.
There will he many Il taikativc game
at s.. Louis now that Hobe Ferris and
tie "Rube" are enrolled under the one
banner And If IIohe dumps tie game
won't there be an argument on the way
to the bench.
If Rcsspan of Detroit should report
late or show lack of interest in his
work, Young Kockill. the Tiger recruit
from the Albany club of the New York
State League. will give him Il good run
for the position.
Pat Donovan says he cannot under
stand how the story that he wanted to
trade Sheehan for Dave Drain ever got
into circulation. we tried very hard to
get Sheohan," said Donovan yesterday,
land now that we have him We are not
going to give him up
Manager Armour of the Toledo club
Tuesday night announced that he had
closed negotiations with the Cleveland
club Tor the purchase OF Howard axe
field catcher. Wakefield was one of
Cleveland's mainstays last year. and in
1906 was with the Washington club. He
will prove a tower of strength to the To-
ledo aggregation.
CAPT. Tad" Jones has issued the call
for the candidates for the Yale baseball
team to report next Monday. This is two
weeks later than they generally report,
and is barely one month before the first
game. that with the College of the City
of New York. The team had no fall
practice. and has dispensed with the ser
vices of the professional coach. Billy
Lush
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-14
Red Sox Will Soon Have
Men to Dispose Of.
Nashua viii Join Atlantic As
ISOLATION --Giants Go South.
Independent Ball at Manchester.
naverhlII Sells Madden.

Roaton. Feb. 1$.-For sale to the
highest bidder. lot of surplus players
OF the Boston American Baseball Club
Apply personally and with certlled
checks TO Manager james Mcclure at
the Offices Of the club next week, the
earlier the better.
Attention Hugh Duffy manager Of
the ProVidences. Jimmy Bannon, part
owner Of the Binghamtons, Jack Car
ney. manager OF the Trenton, y. -
team. Tommy Dowd, manager OF 'hc
Hartford club. and YOU managers OF
the New England League clubs.
Included on this list are such good
ball players as Cl:adbourne, who play
ed with Providence last year and with
Worcester The year before, and VINO
finished last season with the BostonS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-14
PROSPECTS NOT so GOOD
FOR LEAGUE IN MANCHESTER.

Manchester, IT. Feb Ia
Wednesday q representative Of the
proposed Atlantic Baseball Associa-
tion came here and conferred with Col
Alex Person in an effort to induce
him 10 lend his influence 10 the plac-
ing of an Atlantic League team in this
city. The visitor said that Lewiston
Portland. Salem. Taunton. Woonsockct
and Newport We're assured fixtures,
Nashua a probability, and he wanted
Manchester to follow suit He sad
that the sum Of $500 was being raised
III Nashua by the sale Of stock at $2,,
per share, and urged the same work in
this city
He met with no encouragement. as
the baseball interests of this city are
planning an Independent campa IGN
which has never failed to bring sue
cess in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-14
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. Feb. IL.
Wheat for May delivery sold on the To-
cal exchange today at 4 now low mark
for the crop. The prices touching !t1I.
The close showed 4 net loss Of l"7. Corn
was down 7xM"4. Dat" were l4fl's lower
and provisions were of n to ~ cents.
The leading futures closed rs follows.
WHEAT-May a35s; july !H4 Sept %77s
CORN-Alay Go3$Mi4; July JS'i: S'rt-
0ATS-May old BPS: May now s.:
July old A.. July new 81.
MESS FORk-ATay 11.I0; July 1l.%1i.
LARD-Mav I.271a: July 7.i2l@.
SHORT RIRS-May 6.43I@; July 66.i.-
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-F.asy.
WHF:AT-No. , spring 1o6Gl0s; NJ. :; y
coRNGNo. J 57G5.l5; 80. yellow 5sl.
M5ala.
OATs-No. . %: No. white 499i.
i!YE-No , 49,.
MALTING-&'Gt92.
FLAX SEEDING. l northwestern l.l9.
TIMCTHY-4S.
CLOVER-Contrac grades 1879.
SHORT RJES-3.%GIG.f
MESS PORk-11. 11.225.
IARr-7G21..
SHORT CLEAR SIDEs-G. a5c'GJo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-14
TUTHiLl LEAVES GIANTS.
Former New York Team Trainer
Seeks Engagement Elsewhere.

New York. Feb. 13-Harrv TuthiII.
who was trainer Of the Giants for five
years, and who handled some of the
best men in the prize ring for their
important battles, is out of the big
league at present as trainer. Harry
has been in big company for some
time, and during his long career ne
has made many friends among men in
the sporting game.
Tuthill is without doubt one of the
best men in the business when il
comes to keeping a ball club in condi-
.ion, and if any of the big clubs are
looking around for trainer TuthilI
Is the man, and he is open for engage
ment at the present time. Tuthill says
he thinks he can hit the ball in the
minors, too, but. of course. would like
TO remain with the big fellows as long
as ne cam YEb\E Eufs zrroaE4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-14
ENGLISH FIGHTERS
NOW AVOID BURNS.

London, Feb, 13.-Thc easy victory o.
Tommy Burns. the American heavy
weight, over Jack Palmer of Newcastle
Monday at Wonderland has practically
knocked out" any more matches be-
tween the invader and the IugilistS hero
that make claim to championship hon
orS. In the battle between Burns and
Gunner NOR, the Gunner never had a
possible chance of winning, and Burns
admits that that fight vas dragged out to
make the moving pictures a success.
Palmer was not in the same class with
Moir. and now TIE folks that paid hand
sGmely to see the Burns-Palmer fight
are wondering how they stood for such
a onc-sided affair. Burns did not show
one mark yesterday that would signify
that he was in a fight.
Palmer was not 50 lucky. lie is resting
mp. and admitted that he got a terrible
beating. The winner will now fill weekly
engagements to appear in theatres, and
then go i'll training for his fight with
.Icm Roche. which will take place in
Dublin March Il. This fight is figured to
he as easy for Burns as the Palmer bat
tie.
When Burns earns Il little more money
in his fight with the Irish champion he
will 20 to Paris. where he will be offered
a bonus OF $4,000 TO meet a French I'M
known during April. In a. conversation
Burns said that when he fulfills his F.r-
ropean engagements he will return to
America, where he has been practically
matched to fight Arthur Johnson. the
negro heavyweight, Burns struck true
home until he got all the easy money in
sight. Hills pi"liinss NJ t. date could not
have been softer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-14
DOINGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
BOXING NOTES

Jim Buckley. one of tho New York
promoters. has barred col"rcd boxers
from his club.
Jimmy Briggs ana Dick Nelson have
been matched to box at Lymansvill2,
r.. T.. Feb. -.
Kid Donahuc and two wcli-known
Boston sports are planning a trip 10
California. Donahur has received some
offers from the promoters i'll that
state.
Moxic Fitzpatrick. Bill R"lfc and
several other amateur boxers have
been asked To compete in til" Cana
dian championships to be held in Tor
onto March 10. - and II. IL is doubt
ful if any Of them will make the
trip
The Eastsidc Athletic Club of MAN.
chester n. II. has arranged a double
star bill for lis show Feb. - John
T. Butler of Lynn and Peter Sweeney
Of Manchester meet in one bout, while
Kid S.herhHn of Manchester and
Young cuddy Of Lawrence clash in
the other.
Mattv Baldwin has been barred
from tie boxing clubs in New York
because he hr"k" away from the man
ag"mrLt Of Johnny Mack As there are
other cities where Baldwin can get
more fer his So~! lees, he is not worry
i:!r about the actions; of The New
Ynri.@rS. The latter will be more,
anxious 10 sign Baldwin than 1Hatty
will he to box there
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-14
NASHUA WILL PROBABLY
JOIN TIE NEW LEAGUE.

Nashua y. H.. Feb, &c. l.. Rccde
OF Boston was III Nashua "Wednesday
consulting with baseball fans regard
Eng the support that Il team would re
ceive here this year. Mr.. Beedc is in
terested in Fred Lakes proposition of
an Atlantic Association. and will prob
ably ask for the Nashua franchise.
After his visit here Mr.. Beede was
enthusiastic over the prospect and
talked at some length about The
league and the prospects of 4 team
here. He will probably make applica-
lions for u franchise and appear at
the meeting of the association called
for next Monday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-14
SQUAD OF JUNIOR
n GIANTS GO SOUTH,

New York, Feb. lS.-Four of the 1905
spring crop of Giants. accompanied by
Trainers Jack Leggatt end Jim Rich
ARDS. left this city yesterday by the
steamship Creole of the Southern Pa
enc Co. to meet Manager John Nc
Srew at Marlin Springs. Texas. for
spring training. The players who sail
"a were John Mckinney and w. j.
M,uarky, pitchers: c. l.. Herzog. in
n n's' and John o'Brien, outhelder.
ihey expect to reach New Orleans
next Monday morning and the s.n,s
Jay VIII get to Marlin Springs.
next Tuesday the second SQUAD of
young players will leave st. Louis for
Marhh Springs. This party will com
p, DIS second Baseman Larry Dovle
'cners Crandan and Beecher. Catch
eF Surtis' Infielders Pyle. Evans ana
Aerkle. and outfelder De Wore Cat anu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-14
WONT HAVE BETTING If
IT'S ILLEGAL" SAYS WlNN.

Louisville, Ky. Feb 13.-Cnl Matt
j. Wiun. general manager of the local
tracks. said whom asked to define the
position of til" local club toward hold
ing a meet this s,rinG:
"'Fh" new Louisville Jockey Club
opened certain stake events, among
them III" Kentucky Derby and tho
Kentucky oaks. over year ago
TheS" events We're literally subscribed
I" by til" biggest breeders in The land
ana these stake events will bc run at
Churchill Downs. The new Louisville
Jockey Club intends to comply with
the law in every respect No statement
has been made about betting at the
track, and if it be against the law
there will be no betting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-14

two more city associations with prospects
Of getting more at Cincinnati. Where it
had 126G clubs in 1907 it now has 12n.
There were 10S associations l. months ago
and 40 now.
Detroit has increased from "a to 2iS
clubs; Chicago has ISL as compared with
1l2 last year; Louisville's growth is 81 to
AZ; Washington now has &c: Cleveiand's
gain was from q to 60. and St Louis has
11G. an increase of 90.
In the fvc-men team contest tonight
the Corinthians of New York secured
third place with total of 26a3 pins The
Corinthian team of Newark. N. j.. rolled
2699. giving them second place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-14
MELVIN SHEPPARD REFUSES
TO RUN AT DUAL MEET,

New York. Feb. 13.-Melvin Sheppard
OF the Irish American a. c.. half-mile
champion, who was suspended by the
Philadelphia registration committee of
the y. A. u. for assaulting Guy Haslins
in their match race in Philadelphia 4
snort time ago, has fatty refused to COM
pete In the purposed dual meet Of the
metropolitan and Atlantic Associations.
Sheppard says that he has never been
given fair treatment in his Philadelphia
engagements since he took up his resi-
dence in the metropolitan district. He
says he was unfairly Disseminated
against in the Haskins matter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-14
REARDON AND CARTER BREAK
EVEN AT PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia, Feb. Is Patsy Rear
don and Eddie Carter had rcdhot
Gstic argument at the Wayne Athletic
Club Wednesday. and at the end of
the sixth round there was little t."
choose between them. There was &C
ton in every round, and both BOXERS
fought hard, although Reardon was
forced to do the leading i'll almost
every round
ia the opening bout Willie Houck
beat Young Leo i'll two rounds, Luke
Kennedy beat Hobo FREELY i'll five
rounds, Ike Weir stopped Kid Curry in
the first round and Kid Williams had
a shade the best of Fred KOlor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-14
Boston Produce Market.

Boston. Feb. T.:
FiOt ,R-Unclangcd: spring patents
300 80.
CORN Unchargcd: No yellow SO
g..
060
IlAY-rull: choice 200.
MILL FCED-Uncl, anEcd.
SPRING BRAN-26 D1I265n.
MINED FEED-27. Gsn g 81
lCRk-Quiet: medium i7.:59, l15e
l.AltI-Low.r. as
iEF.F-Steady whole cattle >i!|i31..
MliS- Fiiner; spring 1lMi3.
NEAIS-Steady: 12Mi3..
BCTTElt-Firm: northern :;M"i.
tHEF.SFi-Firm: York state iITl
"a.
Ari'L.1S- Quiet: NJ. EaiIwin= I" Y
PrTATOES-f..iSi"r; Maine white S>
SUGAR Steady on q basis Of $40 lpr
EranMlate1.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-14
MANY NEW CLUBS JOIN
THE BOWLING CONGRESS.

Cincinnati, Feb. 13.-The annual report
Oh treasurer Frank Pasdeloup of the
American Bowling Congress, which will
be presented at the meeting Of the execu-
tive committee during the week, gives
some interesting STATISTICS concerning
the bowling game in this league.
j 80 far as the club membership is con-
'esfnea--the American Bowling Congress-
Is stronger than year ago ana it has
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-14

Foster Holmes, the Phillips- Exeter
Academy Senior. whe~was hurt while
exercising in the gymnasium at Eye
Ter, N. H., Wednesday. was reported
thursday as resting very comfortably
at the hospital. 1t was declared in
Wednesdays report that the Young
man was in dangerous condition was
wrong and that there was not the
slightest doubt but that he would re-
cover.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-14
HavcrhiIl Sells Madden.

HavcrhilI Feb, 13-.Pres Cluhccv
of the Haverhill New England League
club has announced that Thomas
Madden Of Germantown, who played
right field for the local team for the
past two years. has been sold to the
Utica Club of the New York State
League. Tn" terms of the sale wrr"
withheld. Madden last season led the
New England League in base running
and was Il hardhittins and fast out
fielder
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-14
New York Cotton Market.

New York. Feb. T.
Spot closed quiet 40 points lower, Mid
dIlh% 'lplandS 100: do. gulf ll-N9. Sales
=" bales.
Galveston dull, II Ills: Charleston firm
ia: Memphis quiet. ll7s; New orleans
Inict and steady, 1l4; Savannah steady.
ll~.
Net receipts for six DAYS ,97I
Exports I" Great Britain 49, I"
France mlO0: to the continent 1e,3oi. 10
Japan 1856
Stock 77S o.:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-14
CORNELL LOSES ONE OF
HER STAR ATHLETES.

Ithaca, y. y. Feb. l3.-cornell has
lost another athlete in Charles G. May.
center on last years football team and
crack oarsman and shot puttcr. He
stood we'll in his studies but decided
to leave tho university because of the
illness of his mother in Montana. His
loss is a particularly hard blow to the
football team.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-14
Plenty Of Gasoline.

Nome. Alaska, Feb. 13-Thc Mug
gett has made an investigation Of the
supply of gasoline in Alaska along the
route of the New York Paris automo-
bic races. The newspaper finds that
there is plenty of the liquid fuel to
supply the six machines for the entire
trip to the North. The gasoline has
been distributed along the route the
machines will take.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-14
THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Friday Kid Wolgast IS. Harry Kaker.
.ioc Gregg W.. Young Edwards: Milwau-
k"c: Jack l'henici vs.. Tony Nelson. AL
to"na Pa; Willie Fitzgerald W. Fred
Lauders. Baltimore; bouts ut Ontario and
Industrial Clubs, Philadelphia.
SATURDAY Harry Lewis W. Terry Mar
tin. Philadeirhia; Bunny Ford IS. Jim
Murray, New Haven.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-14

the men and 4 fast fight was expected.
AS The mill was limited to 10 rounds
the men back of Sullivan urged him
to play more To- points than to hard
hitting. while the Italian aimed to
corner the hald-hnated one and force
him t do some fierce milling. Flynn
WAS Il slight favurite in the betting,
which was not brisk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-14

Portland Express: Spider Carey
challenges Young Hugo Kelley to meet
him again at the Pastime Athletic
Club smoker next Tuesday in the cur
tain raiser to- the Barley. Connolly
Fred Bradley bditt. Tfiefr tlrst Injecting
was a scofcher, ei.s e'if4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-14
Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. Feb. i2.
rATTLF-ReceiptS COCO head: market
steady: steers 4. 25si6 T..
HOGS--Receipts 36n head; market &C.
lower: choice heavy shipping trTtti
SHEEP-Reccipts 1@hn: head: market
steady: sheen +2IIj.40 lambs 6rltG.3r;
yearlingS 5.eoN62n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-14

Terry McGovern may return to +he
ring. he IS going to Texas with the
New York Giants. and if after a
months work he appears all right. he.
VIII go after the leading lightweighfs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-14
SHORT CLEAR SIDEs-G.95F'C-5o
UIIICJxI-E1

BtTTTER-Markot was steady: creHll-
cries .2fi2%: dairirS 21M19.
TGGS-E1Sy: at market. cases inC}u'lch.
1SGi1S15: firsts ~; primo firsts 20: extras -.
CHEESE-Stea1y 11mf2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-14
New York Money Market.

New Y ok, fth. H.
Prime mercantile paper 514nG per cent.
Sterling exchange weak at 4S5f,9or 49, -
for demand and at 4S1.,Eli as. 80 for GJ-d day
bills.
Commercial bills 1871.
Bar silver 5.i4
MeECan dollars As.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-14

Martin Candle and Jack ,Dorman
Will meet in-Troy Feb. Is.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-05-23
DELEGATES APPOINTED.

Chairman w. T. Peterman of
the Parish Democratic Executive
Committee, on Saturday last, pur-
suant to a resolution passed by
the committee, appointed the fol-
lowing delegates to the State DEM
ocratie Convention to be held in
Baton Rouge on June 3rd. The
delegates are instructed to vote as
a unit on all questions, as the
majority of delegates present at
the convention may determine, no
proxies being allowed:
Senator Murphy J. Foster, Gov
ernor J. Y. Sanders, Messrs: R.
w. Allen, E VIM. Dreibholz, Geo.
T. Veeder, A. c. Allen, w. K.
Wilson. Wilson T. Peterman,
Wilbur H. Kramer, H. w. Kappel,
T. w. Tarleton, D. N. Foster,
James A. Peterman, Jno. G. Lewis,
Chas. l.. Wise, B. w. Smith, w.
J. Mcclellan, T. M. Milling, c. F..
CARRIER, j. U. Bodin, Simon Leo
pold, A. M. Smith, P. F. Dumesnil,
A. j. Smith, VIM. Gardiner, R. E.
Milling, Paul Druilhet, VIM. Ditch.
N. Alleman, VIM. Folse, Emile
Angelica. w. c. Baker, Helaire
Lancon, w. N. Gooch, Chas. A.
O'Niell, w. H. Vetter, Aurelian
Robichaux, T. Aucoin, Chas.
Lauve, VIM. Ager, Albert Gotten.
Edward Robichaux, Walter T.
Gilmore, Alfred Fortier, Jr.. Henry
Jacobs, Louis Murphy, w. H.
Latham, Thos. Thurgeson, Paul
Kramer, Ed. Dore, Louis Caro-,
Bernard Levy, r. H. Collins. Q. L.
Alpha, Paul Pecot, VIM. F. Sen.
nette.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-05-23

A stock company has been re-
Gently organized in Franklin,
which will be known as The
Southern Stock Specific Company,
Limited, with a paid mp capitali-
cation of $1,000. This company
absorbs all the property and
rights of the Louisiana Remedy
Company, of New Iberia, which
will be moved here. The location
of this new company will be near
the Southern Pacific freight depot.
The board of directors of this new
company are: Messrs. D. Gallery,
J. Sully Martel, Hugh Frere. T.
G.. Brigham and Louis j. Martel.
The officers are as follows: Hugh
Frere, president; T. G.. Brigham,
vice-president, and Louis j. Mar
tel, secretary-treasurer.