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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26

Serr 8roon 6eer0igt.
Gin ieltcn grobcs Sralergefolge &C.
leitetc geltcrn Die iriidc Siiac oeS
er.Staatsonlpnlts bon baltimore
Golutp Sobn @roion bon Der bild.'
protcitontiiden Srinitp . Stride in
Sorpion nod ieincr letter Hrbcltattc
nui Dem ,Eroipcct Sia-SrieOboie ST
Sopion. Gic Eoitorcn ". $. S.
0omers lnb Gobcrt Wnlic bielten eli.
rell er6cbenbcn Sroucrgottesbienit
ob. gls 9abrtliftrdger criuicien bem
8critorbcncn Ole lebtcn Gbren ieine
nGfitcn 6reunbc, Sbcrritter q.
Gborlcs Wurfc, GongreBsabgeorbnc-
ter 5. i. s. Iol6ott, Captain Sobn
Hiogelp aus Sompben, Sberit 9. Is.
OtcSntoib unb bic SS. @iQiam y.
Cole unO Goleb .. Gberbonnier.
Gom @ef1ngnib in bo3
Soipital.- gugult 2iiilc bon Nr.
1874, Sit : Sort : sloenuc, liegt CUR
3cit i'm Stoot = Solpital am SppbuS
bornieocr. Gr nitroc am Wonta1
Nbcno lpegen ongebliden GicbitoblS
bon 5mei Guocrn, bic George 9lrmi-
ger bon Nr. 1922, McSenrpltrobe, &c.
boren, pcrbaftet, crfranfte iebod III
Der Euli5eiitotion ii,o mubte mad
Dem SoipitaI gebradt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26

genqiiiie leift ii6eridipemmt lueroen,
G%iniIublo6er, I'm Die llcbcridrpem.
mungen folgcnOcn Gntifoolgnngs-
flo9cl unnloglid) 81 MADDEN. SiS
iebt iino I'M often Stoottbeil $9ll2.-
90 mo i'm Miner $llO0.59 iiir oicicll
3lpcf perallSgabf norOc1.
9rauicbGoer,
Gie 6rcibob = Gomnliilion fat be-
idloiierl, OaB Oo9 @rnuichoO on Ser
GnItcrnsglpcnuc u10 9on0-S troBe,
mcld)cs 5llcrit nur iiir Gnobcn be.
%Itinn1t mar, olld) WGnncrn 3ugGng.
lid SIT mod)cn. M0nncr miiiicn fir
Sonotud mo Seize 3 Gents uno
&noben I Gent ~bcjoblcn. TaS An-
flcioe5clt miro III 3lpei glbtbeilln0cn
gctbcilt mCrocn. GicicS 9oo miro,
ipie bon Der GommiiIion gc0rudte
GirfuIore bciogcn, bis sum 81. Nll.
quit an Oicicr Gdc blcibcll mo Damn
IN elmer onocrcn Nndbori6oft auf0c.
Itclt mcrocn. 6rou George Sramc,
ErGiibentin Ger S~piclplot @eica.
idnft, Bat ooa @oo bciihtigt uno lid
icbr 5ufrieocnitcQenb ooriibcr oltsoc.
iprodcnL, 10 0oB Die Ginfiibruno oic.
icr 9rouicbdbcr ouf Den SpiclplGben
in1 nGdltcn CONNER cine Moolidfeit
lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26
@nltimOrcr, iucld,c bic CONNER

HnltimOrcr, iucld)c bic CONNER
MOnntc nufcrbalb Der Stabt %ncrurin.
gcn, fOnnru Den Correspondent" Md
iracnb elmer Mbrcilr in bcn &crciuig.
ten Stautcu, europa, WcrifO nno
Gauaoa 5ugcidDift crbnltcn. Bic
IorciIc mag 10 pft ais g~cluiiuidIt &c
Gnocrt iucrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26

Srou Gie9l i'm rSobnS
Sopfins- @oipitol". = 6rolt
Matbiloe Iicbl BON Nr. 800, Glib
Wplfe.S trabc, iueldle am Is. ai,gult
nobe EentWiar bel einern llnfaQ oui
Der elettriid)en 9abn erbeblid)e Ser
lctrngen merliit, lit aus DEM Soipitul
IN Gbambcrsburg, ga, nod Dem
nSobnS Sopfins, Soipital" iiberfiibrt
morOen. Sbre 3ohier, 6rou Senrp
@ettig bon Nr. 40S, Suo-GIinton.
Strabe, orbnete Ole llcberiiibrung
al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26
217 Ci.Yaltimore. StraRe.
1hep. 6. Tiencr &: So.

Deutites nnb anberes ausIGnoi.
ides geIb gefauis unb p~erfauft.
@elbienounaen beiorst mad Ieutidl.
LAMB SeItreif, @ubIano II. I. m.
@ehiel aisseitelt auf ausIdnoiide
@anfen. Greoitbriefe un6 ErapeIers
Cheques.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26
ScbbeI's einsiacs Ntclicr.

Wir babcn MIR Gin Gtclier in galti'
more, nnS bas bcfinoet iid in Der
Gtase 81 cbcncr Grbc, Nr. 321, Noro.
BaD-, nabe Sigb-Str. 9inScr.Sbu.
tograpbien cine SpesialitGt. = Seine
Msenten nnb feline Sreppen al iteisen.
Z. Sebbcl. 6. Grni, UeiA6ftSfitrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26
@pn Sec nno Safcn.

Gontptcr pNbcll" bCltc Nbcn0 bier
crtportct. - 6ltbr 1citern 0tittog
pon Ncm. Norf ob. - @ciiir6tiuls
gen iibcr bcn 9Crblcib ocS Sdoo.
ncra IS. 2. @oStina". Eaitor
i. u. aiQmon an @oro ocS S6ii-
les. - ScrlhicOcncS.
Gincr bier cin9ctrolIcncn GCpcidc
5uIolQc u%crlicB Der n9toroOeNtldc
&lopo"- Compiler oNbcin," mcldcr anl
13. 2lltgllIt BON Bremen ubiltbr un0
5ohlrCifc Nultimorcr an 9or0 bot
Ncitcrn W}ittog Den Noicn bon Nclus
Oort, 100 CT ant MontoG ongelongt
mnr, ulO miro bier bclltc Nbcn0 CT.
mortct. Gic E~ollogicrc lucroen am
SonncritnG Wor9cn am Eicr gtr. 9
81 Occult Eoint 0clon6ct mcrocn.
40 lit Scr 2 hooncr sos
finS"?
llcbcr ooS NuSblcibcn ocS S6oo.
ncrs IS. 3, Sp3fina," mcld)cr onl
%. Suli BON Baltimore nod Sodiol,.
piQc, 6loriOo, iegcltc ilnb pon mcl.
dcm ShiIic lett bcrcitS mebrercn
Sagen ucrgcblid No6ri6t crmortct
miro, mcrocn 9Ciiird)tlun9cn laut. Iic
Gigcntbilnlcr oe5 Sfooncrs, 8rop,
Srelon0 & So, mibcriprcdcn oclliels
ben, inocm lie nngcbcn, onb CS fem
icltcncs Grci0niB lit, bob &iiIten.
ld)ooncr cine unb oll6 5lpei Mod)cn
bnrd) mioriGc @inoc 5llriidgebolten
lucroen, ibrcn Ncitimmlngsboien on
5ltlouicn. Nn @orO oes rSosfins"
befinoct iif EoItor i. u. aiamon,
Sccliorgcr ser biidoflid)- nletbooilti.
lhen @cnnctt Wcnlorinl.&irhe, llno
lclnc @crponOtcn lno SrcunDc iinb
ollrd ocn NusbIcib bon Nohrihtcn
III or1e Nnirc9umg ocricbt.
@roBe 2 6iffSlooung @ci,
sen.
Cine Nccor0ln6ung, nGnlli6 POO
600 9llIhcl @cijcn, bat Ser 9anlpicr
oSclmo," lucIdcr fir iron5oiiihc sd
ZEN beltlnnlt lit, eingcnommcn. 9ei
ciilem GllrhIdnittSprciie BON 95
Gents repr0icntirt sic 2aorng eincn
Wertb bon $4,000. 9ic @ctreioc-
Grnte IN 6rorfrcihl ME iiberboupt
IN europa. lit in oieiem CONNER cine
oiirftigc, io0oB sic el~tropGiiden 21it.
Der 5ltm Grobtclt Sbeile altf erportir.
ties 8etrrioc a%ngcpieicn iino. @Gb.
reno oes Icbtcn Morots mar oic 9lils.
iltbr oiiS baltimore cine unaelpGGn.
lid groBc.
----------
SelD N~rtilIerie i'm u II.
g. Ttc @ottrrie 6 bon, 9. Tclo.
Mrtillcric Ncgiment ser YunoeSur,
NEE, lueldlc inter Dem Gommonoo bcS
SleiltenontS MileS, Sobn oes 8enc,
rolls WtilcS, itebt, miro alif benz @cg.
bon sea 8irt, Ms, nad) Sort Mcp.
er, 20, morgen bier er,portet.
rSulaec." sSulacc."
oNmcrisan Sremcrp."
Sn allen @irtbifoiten uno Sotels
crIter aloiic. @citcQt cine Yrobefiit(
iNt1 bpi Eltrru, ll;rth ,,or No5+ asa,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26
Spffcntlid) nidJt.

6uffcmtlid nidJt.
Saltintorer 9leioer Sobrifantcn
nrobt Elm gigontiibcr Strife ibrcr
IlgcItellter. = 9cfiirGtlngcn,
oaB Der Strife ser S6neioer in
Nelu : 9orf Baltimore in Mitlci,
ocnIdoft 5icben miro. - Strife
Der 9Gder becnOct.
et1 lfluertr Sdlug orobt Yalti,
more. Son 9tctu . 9)orf fonmt bic
Nohrift, Dob Der BORT olisoebro6cnc
Strife Der Shncibcr, an meld)cm lid,
Den lebtcn 9cridtcn 5uiolge id)on
1000 Wam bctbciligen, oild) olti Dol.
tlmorc uno nnOcre grobc Gentren Der
INSTRUMENTATION ou~s9ebcbnt mer-
Den loll. baltimore bat nod Seem.
ynrt Die bc0cutcnOitc &leiocriabrifa'
tlon in Mnlerifo. Wcbrere Sallieno
Sdneiocr merocn III Den groBcren
6obrifen bcibGftigt, ulb onberc Gut
lcnoc orbeiten fir Iobrifonten I'M Ell
gcnen Soliie. 9oltinlorc's Sonocl
nit icrtigcn WGnner- utb anobcn'
alcioern bclGuft lid) ouf WiiQioner
Collars, uno Der gon5c Siiocn lit ouS
Ibiubgcbict Der Sto0t Der Wplul.
mente.
Ser 9Gdcr strife porbci.
9tod cinem bortnGdigen &ompfe
5ipilden Den iSrnelitiihen llnionsYd.
dern Der llnion Hr. 800 Der Suffer.
notionnlcn 9Gder : Sci. bon Imeri.
ia, unb Den Wteiitern lit Der Strife,
melfcr am Srcitog 5piidcn oeniclbcu
olisbrad, iii elmer gcltcrll abgcbnltc'
ncn Teriontmlung in 9rpnltcin'.
&nllc, Gdc BON Baltimore II. 2lpDo'
StroBc, CUR beiocrieiti9en 3uiriebcn.
belt bei0clegt moroen. Nodoem lid)
Die 9udcrnleiitcr pcrpilihteten, Den
2obn fiir Die Gage bon Sreitog bis
gcItern 81 be5ablen, Die nScab."9G.
der aus ibrcn 9ieniten 5u entlaiicn
mo Den 2obn 3t erbobcn, nnbmclt
Die Strifer ibre Irbeit am iclben
Nbcnb lpicOcr ouf. Ser Strife murbe
Dem Gcrncbmcn nod burh Den bili'
gen Gerfouf bon 9roo, nunllid) lpfS
Gents pro Soib, BON Sciten oerieni.
gen ad)t VGdereien, melde yScab."
Irbcitcr beidGftigen, bcrbeigefiibrt.
ga Ole Union . 9GdcrmciIter 90
III Der 3nbD, mel6e ibr groo fir s
Gents pertouftcll, llidt gegen oielc
Gonfurrcn5 nlf5ufommen pernlod).
ten, ldloiien bic i0mmtlidcn Wieiitcr
om letten 8reitog cine nSsraelitiihe
01dcrnleiltcr : Union, unb beid)loi.
len, oas 9roo fir 8 Gents 3ll perfnil'
fen; sur Siderbcit itcllte Sober cine
0iirgldoft bon $50. Die llnions9dder
beoniprlid)tcn oornuf 2obnerbobung,
lpoS ibnen BON Den Weiitcrn perlpei'
0ert lpltrben, morolti Die Grltcren Die
grbcit nieoerIegten. Gin Gomitc Der
llniou = g0dcrmeiiter, pelhcs Die
Ydder uuiforocrte, gegcn Sobncrb0'
Dung Die arbeit micocr nli5unebmcr,
mltroc nit Dem Illftrnge o~bgelpielen,
bic Meiiter SIT informircn, boB bic
Grltereln MIR IN Dem Sale Die grbcit
micoer oltfnebmcn ipiiroer, iuenn lid
ole Meiltcr perpilihtctcn, Die Scab'
Irbeiter 81 cntluiien unb 2obnerbo'
hung 81 be5ablen. Nad) l1ngeren
9ebotten fonlcn Die 91dcrnciltcr
oiciem GrilldJcn geitcrn nod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26

lett 10 &obrcn I'M GongrcB p~crtritt
mo iid) piclc TcitGc gcnlod)t bot, IN
Sabre gcihlugcn mcr0cn tonn. S2in
@cNncr, Qopio !. &Guia. lit I'M gan.
sen GiItrift ichr popular.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26

pNmcriean Srcmfrp."

Sn alien @irtbihoiten uno SoteIs
erlter alolic. @citeqt cine Yrobefiit(
$50 BET Current @irtb, per Eoit ooer
Gel. 6. q y. ct. 8auI 364. Wo
ecnrtlano 149t. 9raucrei t1O4-
1928 Sillen.S Str. C23O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26
Stdbt Baltimore.
lluicrbaltnnns &c0iuciicr.

UNDERTAKINGS %SVHlutllti.
nslnncO's," - Abe y9ul ztrcct 2cieriipc
,@uHcm. !" - nGio giiicrH.
,,Sp6iSop" - Tbr SAMPLER Of the gScit."
Mem 0inuumcntnt. ~ rAtuTotCo youLlo.
qubiu'S, IOI-iOG, Et.SnItirIure StrnNe. -
TINlich &Iu0cutuc &oriigIHuNcl nno '2dnotI
.snpnu Cat Fart." - IGoIth Gouicyic una
nnoerc ScrEnu1uNlCli.
r&nn Sburr enrt.' ~alilh e'"H'''''
gSan0elbilNcr uuN uHhcyt &crNlitEuuatu.
,9Cm electric Bart LdRllh Stot'ltAllll1tN
unh uuiCrnl.iTuRtu a,cr &rt. iulutc Gplictit.
.Sne Suburbnu t. %coct Ioclo &dlotoiUt
rsitia'S abprc stuc @art. -1aaItt @auoc.
SoiGatcr Scah. - 1d1Itbc Griur1cn pcr
Claiborne. 1920 Idplihc Grirriou. nit guls.
uubWc SuuuilQs. gcr Sampler uGGUlbUi0Nr."
Hupe GOtnt. - ldAithc NGtmtitnH2ser'u r
Sen Mar. 49, ldoIitbt GrImIoucr.
GuttrGunirrtc.
So1ltlN AudlulltilR. GrIln 0tA t0It
NttNidu guCUN - nbluCt'tlUo ii rNtuCl'locs
@dyi mo .fcocrOl sill Cart"
ElcuitaN Ypcuo rN1iitrlou Ndrf.
giitpot gbcno - rSrrio.Ntu. Fnrf."
HpuucrttHO ghcuo CARROT. Eurt."
Ertitap gpcuo Clifton Iurf,"
SdmiiuN IbCuh - kltttJiuna Fart "
tSuHUtdu2 bon > bis lbr AhCnos)
can 25cbcntGOcU pou bis 10 ubr gNcuoS)
Yruarnmm fur HcGis.
iNm Srui0aNll Bart. az
Eontcl 6ctomnIl Striacnt.
Mtntfh gWtllpcrhrcno UuoCt' ......... SlpuIC.
Euncrtiirc aus Scr ErctihlIt". ...,....2 Scbcr.
H80Iicr Sic ihouc bIouc Conan" tuui
EcrlnrOCu) ............... StruIB.
GclcittuU ans Carmen" tuli %crl0n0cu
Wtlct.
FofauuCn Colo r@rnuo NOitonol" ..... Nuticr.
81. 2Sm, Z. stnjicr.
cY]E SH ! :" y%Soie Ercoim ~ gtranb.
Wcf0rcibun2 abe Scutb oi Gutter. Iobninn.
Srtcrr1c5}o r2uiutN NuitcrfiD ........ Hocih.
mar't gautcc 0uoc" ............ Campo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26

@oicboll. - Ole ,Sriolca"
ijno cen FroniNcncCrn jet micoCr %
Nltnftc porolIS, MdbrcnO Gritcrc 0c.
tern nGmIid in Buffalo iicQtrrL per,
loren Scbtcre III Toronto. @clrtc ipic.
len 0ic vSriolcS" nicbcrml in @l,F.
tolo unO bic Ernpiocnccr in Toronto.
Gic AcitrtNcn Spicle scr oOcltlihcn
2i8o" pcrlicicuL mic iolst:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26

9et Scr Sbat ermidt t. -
llnter Der ACKNOWLEDGING, oneeblid)
pcrludt 5l bobcn Srn. Sbro6um
SoppcrIcin bon Hr. 1925, SIt.Erott-
Strobc, 5n bcroliben, mliroe Scr %.
lobrigc @eitiubier Soicpb g. &il.
ltonlS bon Nr. ttt2, Ilcn'5 Tucn,
gcNtcrn IN Der. oitliden Eoli5ciitotion
oltrd) Hld)tcr Garland Dem @eribts-
p%erIobren il6cripieien. @ie Serr Sap.
perlein in Dem Serbor angob, portctc
CT an Montog 9lbenb al Der gfe bon
Slttle @ollgb. unb Grntt.S trobe oili
ciIren 6rcuno, oIs CT ploblib cine
@onO III iciner Soide fiiblte. Sn Dem
Nllacnblid, ols er lid rmwonote, iob
or Den Hdllbcr entflieben. Scrgeont
Nellon llnb O'Nciu gelang es icood),
lbl1 cln5nion9cn.
Mad Dem Staot. @ef1ng q.
nib geianbt ipuroe geItern Der
Ncger Sobn Einber, Scr onl Montug
Ybeno In Siio Baltimore ieinen
Hoiiengenoiien Sames 9apis bllrf)
oeridicoene MciierItide lebensgeiGbr.
lldl DcrIeRte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26
@un Scloc Der EOlitif,

Grci Gnn0ioutrn pGlucrbcn lid i'm 8.
GonqrcB IiitriIt nm Die rcpll.
b~lifuniidc Termination. - Gin
@rrQIcid ser FIuroIit0tcn 1T ocrl
icd)a GongrcB Ciitrittcn Wtarp
lambs in otu Icgtcn bciocn Mab-
len.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-21
BASEBALL.
HighIanders Co m m enCe
Thinning Out Process,
Bob EmsIie Has q Narrow Es-
cape From Sudden Death.
Clarence Beaumont Doesn't Believe
In Training Trips.

New York, Feb. 20.-Three of the
players on which the Greater New
York Baseball Ciu0 recently asked for
waivers were yesterday disposed of.
Arthur De Croft. an outfielder, who
was purchased from the Trey club,
goes to Jersey City Eastern Leagu"
team. Ira Plank, Il brother OF Eddie
Plank, the great left-hander Of the
Athletics, who played with the Nor
witch, Comm team last year, viii also
be oEe of the Shelters next season.
Harold JohEs, 4 New York State
League outfielder. has been sold to tire
Atlanta Club, OK the Southern ASsocia-
ton.
Word was received at the office OF
the Hiahlanders yesterday to the effect
that Manager Clark Griffith and the
players now at Hot Springs, Ark. will
20 direct from the Springs to the train
ing grounds at Atlanta about March /.
The highlanders now at the Springs
besides Griffith are Willie keeler, Jack
Chesbro. Jack Kleinow, Billy Hogg.
Jake Stahl and kid" E.ibertield. /.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-21
SIXTEEN BOUTS IN
AMATEUR TRYOUTS

Boston, Feb 20.-The trial bouts in
the amateur sparring tournament of
the b. a. a. were held Wednesday
evening in the gymnasium before a
good crowd Of the members of the as
sociation. Sixteen bouts in the 10, 120,
40 and heavyweight classes were de-
cided. and some of the boxers gave
good exhibitions
The best bout of the evening was in
the heavyweight class, between Ken
dali Salisbury of Arlington and James
Halloran Of East Dedham. Each tipped
the beam at 1856 pounds and they were
about the same build. Both We're ag-
gressive and the bout was lively one
for big fellows.
Salisbury continually countered
Halloran on the jaw and face with the
right. while Halloran delivered most
of his blows to the body. Salisbury
landed the greater number of clean
blows and got the award.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-21
BOXING.
Details Of Coming Kelly
Papke FightAre Settled.
Bert Keyes and Johnny Sum-
mers Fight 10 a Draw.
Sixteen Bouts In Amateur Tour.
nament at Boston.

Chicago, Feb. 20-Detaiis OF the sec
ond match between Middleweights
Hugo Kelly and Billy Papke were ar
ranged 1T q meeting between Managers
Ferretti and Jones. The men will
meet on March IS at the HippodrOme
building, milwaukee,, for percentage
of the receipts. the weight conditions
being !5s pounds r!rgside.
Jones took exception to Il list OF
referees named by ILclly'S manager.
This included Malaclly Hogan, Joe Cot
fey, DR.. Krone, and Mcbride ot Bufta-
10. He wanted w. st. Mary of Saginaw,
but the Kelly party baked on the
Michigan man Al Bright OF Milwau
kee finally WAS chosen. Jones stated
that, while several of the men rameI
by Ferretti We're agreeable 70 Papkc
and himself, they were not satisfactory
TO numerous friends of the miner.
Kelly Will start training next week
al Harlem. ana Will he assisted by
Tony Caponi and Charles Olsen, the st.
Louis wrestler The HippodrOme will
seat $40 spectators and the gate money
is expected to reach $4,000.
Ferrctti, who represents Tom Nc
Carey Of Los Ange les has received Il
fer:rg Johnny Coulon a match with
Young NfcGovern for March Is. He
offers q purse of SI09a. with two round
trip tickets The weight named is 105
pounds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-21

DOINGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
BOXING NOTES

lin Jeffries is going to take Tour
boxers to Fairbanks, Alaska, 10 engage
in 20-round bouts.
Kid Wolgast. the Milwaukee, leather-
weight, will meet Tommy oIooie m
Philadelphia in two weeks
Jim Barry, who fought Larry Tenn
ME at the Armory a. a. Tuesday night,
left for New Orleans the next morning.
Because of his poor showing against
Temple the Armory a. a. directors
will not match him against sam Lang
ford.
Phil McGovcrn, who was billed to
meet Jimmy Walsh at the Roanoke a.
C.. Boston, Saturday night, injured his
hand yesterday and the bout was called
off and one between Eddie curtis and
Harry Brown OF Pittsburg has been
substituted. The other bouts at the
meeting viii be Tom Clary VS.. Charley
Walsh Kid Russell VS.. Young Burns.
Gus Dumont VS.. Pocahontas and
George Golden vs.. Alfred Anderson.
All the bouts will be for six rounds, nc
decisions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-21
MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings in All
The Leading Stocks.

N,u- York. Feb. O-It was only after
considerable hesitation end several fhlse
starts that prices moved dccISiVely up
wards In tcd.y's stock market. The early
tone was unsettled and Irregular ana
there was renewed reaiizih@ AT 'he close
The contest between the opposing specu-
lative forces which was Wa2ed yesterday
was persisted in. Advocates Of higher
price seemed to be III cad That some
such ont freak of special liquidation
might meet them as was enccunte rcd III
the Gould stocks and the InterbOrough
Metropolitan bonds and which made the
upward movement 3bortive before the
day ended But no such obsiacit inter-
vened today and the turn ashihS. the
short interest Was STEADY achieved the
covering demand from that elent MT when
it CONN .encCd TO retreat adding maternal
" in advancing prices Ihe approach Oh
Il Saturday holiday increased me dlspo-
sition of the bears to reduce fhclr COM
.nitmcnts. The one item of news of any
Importance Was the decision of tine qnes,
ton of the right of the Hartman and
Railroad Securities Go. interests to vote
their holdings OF Illinois Central stock
which was contained In the opinion de-
livercd in the Illinois court Ibere was
but one sale OF Illinois Central stock
itself during the day, and thaf ri de-
cline of a point from the previous sale
Union Pacific i'll contrast was heavily
bought.
Stocks associated with the copper in
dust'y showed aggressive strength IN
proportion to their recent acute weak.
ness, pointing TO Ire S.tlllt' ctitluo!fii w
rapurchasn OF stock by bear operators.
This group was affected also by Il strong
rebound in til" London price Of copper.
Assertions were in circulation which
could not secure official sanction. point
ing to an Improvement in January net
earnings OF the United States Steel Cor
poration over the December showing.
Predictions Of 9 strorg weekly bank
statement which will be given OUT tonnr-
row were made owing to the apparent
gain OF between five ard six million dol
lars cash by New York on the weeks
currency rlnvement. The professionalism
Of the market was indicated by the dis
position to take profits laIe in the day.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par val
ne S30-;.OGn. United States rs registered
advanced p. the Us coupon and the So
Il. the As coupon l.. and the As registered
~ per cent. on call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-21
OUT OF ATHLETICS.
Capt. Schumacher of Bates Will De-
vote His Time to Study.

Lewiston, Nc, Feb. 20.-(Special).-
The Bates College Athletic Association
held a meeting last night to discuss the
advisabiity of charging admission to
the Bates-U. of NJ. game next Satur-
day night. 1t was voted to charge an
admission of IS cents.
Bates supporters of basketball were
sorry to learn of the resignation of
Capt. Schumacher He has found it very
difficult. owing to last fails football
season and considerable sickness since
then to keep up his work i'll his studies
and now he finds it necessary to cut
out athletics for awhile and devote his
spare time to his studies. The team
Will suffer from loss of his leadership
as we'll as his playing Capt. Shu-
macher was very anxious to resign in
favor OF Mccullough after his attack OF
typhoid fever several weeks ago. bur
Mccullough would not permit him.
Mccullough is the man for captain
since he has been a member of the
champion '0S team since entering COL
lege and has served as captain during
one year He is a good steady player
and faithful to his duty
Morton Bolster, 10, of South Paris
has been chosen leader of his class
drill squad which is working OH In
dian clubs for the Indoor Meet
Robert Pierce. II, of Boston. has
been chosen leader of his class drill
squad, which will give wand drill
at the Indoor Meet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-21
MAY HURT PLUNGERS.
Defeat Of Anti-racetrack Bills Will Put
Heavy Bettors Out.

New York, Feb 2o.-It is an accepted
fact that if the anti-race-track bills are
defeated at Albany during the present
session of the Legislature operations on
the Jockey Clubs tracks by so-calIed
piungers will be absolutely cut out
1t is said that if certain sensational
bettors attempt to do business on the old
lines they will get the gate" also that
the number of bookmakers will be limited
and that layers with shoestring bankrolls
VIII not be permitted to go on. Further
more it is reported that other drastic re-
forms calculated to curtail speculation
Will be put into effect
Inc turf governors intend to make it a
dihlcult matter to wager on the horses
both inside and outside the race track
enclosures. AS a matter of fact, this has
been their policy for several years, IN
spite of aeitators' statements to the con-
trary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-21
LIVELY ROW OVER LONG
BOAT SEEMS LIKELY.

New York, Feb. 2O.-There seems
TO be every prospect for trouble be-
tween Canada and the United States
over the olympic games to be held in
London next summer It is now said
that the Dominion government expects
to appropiiat $4,000 to send an ath-
letic team TO take part in the games.
and it is further said that Tom Long
boat, the Indian distance runner, viii
surely be member of the team.
There is no doubt that the Ameri-
cans would promptly file n protest
against Longboat. as he is under sus-
tension by the Amateur Athletic Union
on charges of professionalism. and if
he were to compete no American ath-
lete would be allowed to take part in
any event in which he was entered, in
Guiding the Marathon race, the great
est contest of the meeting.
1t is said that i'll an extreme case the
American team might be withdrawn
from the games, although this in hard
" likely.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-21
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago Feb. 70.
Snail primary receipts ard an improved
demand for cash wheat had strength
ening effect today on the local what
market At the close the May delivery
was up nc. Corn was 5sn&5 lower. Oats
We're down g, and provisions We're ~ to
1GfIl.:%c. lower.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-May 92l2Ftss; july S.; Sept.
coRN-aIay 597aas.; july 57-.o2.; sept.
81
OATs-Aay old 53,i: May new 4a7s: July
MESS PoRK-May It'll; July ll.55.
LAI2D&Mav 80: July As.
SHORT EIRs-.Iay G,24l2: July 6.G2@-
Cash quotations We're as follows:
WIFE hT-So: = spring 1oe@lg7; No 8 %
@1I6: No. , red 9ol4692.
CORN-No. > 56l-457. Nc. yellow IS
OATs-No. . 5014: No. white 5sa5s;
No 8 whire 50l5I5..l@.
RYF-Nc. > IS
BAELEY-Fair to choice mailing NG@.
FLA %SEED-No. northwestern l.,S5-.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime 49,.
CLO[FE-191n.
SHORT RIES. SIDES-5.61l44St GO.
MESS PORK-10.I5.