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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-17
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NoviombEe 16.-En MAnati ha deoRoGi.
do Ia m0FtaIidad y Len fsbFaB tifoideas que
hiGisFon baBtanto dafio han dGaapsFaCidO,
hhbiendo h0OhO 0n ssto una mRgpfioo lR.
boF 81 doctor Coll. Ouehy.
lei Eefi9P ARmand0 MaHtiD, duafio del
RoFaditado sstabloeimiento, fonds u HCa-
lifoEniA", tEatR de intEodueir grandGB Ee
foFmRB On Bu Casa PARA ofEacaP los mayoFon
oomodidRd0l 4 auB hu6Ips1eR.
-AdslantAn T6pidamentO lar obVaa de
construction do I'M mGgnfico 0diicio para
Ol> "Ca8ino pusEtOTFiqutfio", el que Bsr6
inSuguFadO con uuR gran f sgts social.
lei HAbIdo sali6 para "a nusyo dsstino
de fGcRl dc Is OoEte de diDtEito dc Gnsya-
ma, sl LCdo. Felix O6Fdov1 Dkvila, que
10 era intnFinamenfs ds AgaadilIr.
-PnKR SRn JuRn regFl16 81 8&bado, de
BRECelonsta, 81 1sfi9R R3m6n BSIssiF0, que
Oltuvo alIi doa dIa1 H..
En- BRTCelonotR 20 nnuuGia para muY
On brave uua SimpEtieR bod0, 9ntFs uua
hsFmoGa diBtinguida Hefiorita dc aqusIIs
poblaCi6n = m OonoCido O0mpatEiotR, muY
0ItimRdo On IG loCRlidad = que dosempefi1 !
un imp0Ttants cargo industrial. Rs1ultRn
muy EiGuGfioB loB dsaigoioB de- la "PEovi.
denGia" Cuand0 ella niFva de Ogida & IN
hogAE vantuEoHO mas 8i eL podSrouo Rbo'
gGdo "sRn AguBtin" Iirvs & GquOllG dc
RuxiliaE.
En- ol tron del fsrEocRrEil que pRg6 por
MRnAti eI B6bRdO poF Ia nochO, ibAn para
pObI0CionOu de 10 region NoEts do ls iUlR,
entire otrRB psTBOnaV; oil doctor Font. g Gui So
Hot que RCompRfi8 Bu balls HIS lG Bsilo'
rita CRrmOlR que Va MSyRgii,z z pGBRE
una CoEtR tOmporRdR. El doctor Font.
GUillOt eGt1rG On MayRgti.z hRstR Gl ID
nal On RBuntog del gOEviCi0.
Ell iugOniOFO olGCtFiGiGtl, senior ORTtR'
genR, dc ID FR86n Cline a08- OaEtagOn0, de
San JuGn, Va Ar0cibo On aBunt71 de 80
profession y 10 SCompafi IN otr0I dos ingsni9s
EOU, los j6v0nGB AbFah9m ] KGplan y
LubAaky, do los EUtadOD UnidOI, repre-.
sGntEnteI dc lS ''WastOEn Electric OomFR.
ny" do aqusl pals. Los SEeA KsplGn y Lu'
ba'ky qusdOn an AEooibo duEants RIguno1
diRu al senior ORrtagenR rsgrss6 0l do
mingo poF la tRPde & San Juan.
La buena banda O8eoIRF do BATCelo'
meta, diFigidR poF el senior Guerrero, ODt6
pTepar6ndog0 para hRCer una bu0nR f sltR
4 "SHntS Cecilia, = sl u6bRdo TsCoFEisr0n
10 pOblHOi6n en- FSooIsctR de fondoU, viBi.
tRndo tambien & "PlaEuslA"' Los psquG-
nos mdSiool de Ia GxPEOIRda banda eBt6n
muy apTOvoChRdoE y ejsoutRn con bNHtAn'
to prsciIi6n esCOgidRB pieSBg.
Llama la atGnCi6n 81 NAL 0stRdO de
los RITsdsdoFs8 de- Ia eutsoi6n del fsFrooa-
Tril de BBFcolonetH, len dondO OI OmpozS'
miantO del aqua 10 lluviR- ti0ne COnVOTtido
aqusIIo en- IN IodRsAl, Bntihigi6nioO = por'
judicial. Los jefS8 de. eBtaOi6n ocupRdOn
On suu multiploB trAbajoB, no pu0den OCu'
paEle de go poF Ia direction do Ia em'
pFsBa dObierR hAosrI0 RIgo para msjoERE
aqu6llRB conditioner
-S0 biguOn hacienda muChoB OomentR'
rios con rsBpoOto Ia oOndUOts 0bBeFvRdR
nnrn lIoaoE d c0nVnnoimiant0 dn q ne Nti.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-17
Los hugV0s que han ViajadO.

Los husvoB que han viSjsdo us dsbsD
deiaE en- Eopoao On una BAls obSCur8 = bian
aGEsada, CuRndo menoB euaTentR ? ochO
hOEaB ant0H do ponOrBO On 10 incubadorA 6
q lR gGlIinR.
Sc dsbs de tener mucho cuidsdo da po'
noF LOS huevoB con Ol 0xtEsmo mgnor para
Nbbio, OolocGndous HobFe una gFusg6 CBpR
de nRlvado, do EeFTfn de otTRR mSt8riag,
6 IObTs una tRblS sguisFsadR eBpeCiSlmsn'
to para este UBo, con obJsto de que 81 RiFe
que 0l mOvimi0nto del trRBpoEts hR diupsE'
8ado poF todo Cl husvo, >BubR & I0 CGmaER
do AiFs situRdR On el extreme mGB grusB0.
Be dsbsn tsnsF & lAB ponsdsEAB = laB
incubadorAI o. lugaF CRlisnts y EsCo, sin
teneFIaB poF sBo oncsFSdRs TODD Ol die; no
abTir jam6B en- Is m. lana cuRndo hays
nieblA 8 hsgO frfo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-17
NOTAS MILlTARES.

Dice nuontro iluSGrado colege ''El LibO.
Tal' de Madrid, EspSfa, que Ol Fey do
aquOllR naOi6n lleg6 & DTsBdo, Viona, Ol
5 del puGado OctubFe, ui0ndO reCibidO en-
lR sltRci6n poE Ol r0y de 5ajonis, CAmbian,
do ambou monRTCau sRludoB CRFifloBiaimoE.
-NueBtro caro- cOlsgS Plea PioG Ia en-
pHands con Flor de MoyO.
De HeguEo que sstaB hoFan no 10 CAbsn
los pU11B poE laG bOca mAngaS 81 OtrO nj
itGF.
Broohe de YO.-En ia mirada me inHpi'
ro,-srOS mi santa pGHi6n-y llsvO On Ol
CoFsz6n tn im6gOn pOr que deliEo. Flor
de MnyO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-17
MUSICA NATfVA.

En- el "Paris Bazar'' Sc ven
den artisticas copias del magni-
flco walls "Puerto Rico del com
position puertorriqueflo, Sr. Ra-
fael Balseiro. Esta composicl6n
obtuvo medalla de orc en- ell il-
timo certamen y es la favorita
de los pianistas de la isla2 A
Is etys. el eiemplar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-17
NOtiCiaS De PaeTta de TierTa.
(De mme8tro cOrrespomsal. J

Noviembve 16.-EI comeECiante sefier
Luis MarrsFO, ue snOuentrG snfermo Aun-
que no de cuidsdo.
Qus Escupere pronto Ia salad, Ton nusB.
tFoB deseog.
-stioE alCRlde mGyoT"......,:.
Anochs On el paGs0 do CovAdoUgR, lG
gOntO que por allf pAgRba 90 tapabA 10 M.
Tiz con 81 pAflaelo. CAuGA: daB psEFog
moeTtoB en- plauo pSaeo pRBadoB de On.
teETAF.
-Contindan oisnCia y paOisnCia do 10
policfa los sHO6ndaloB On Ol C6ebTO CNfstfp.
TO1O sea pOF Dios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-17
PeTH0 irFaVRFeBte en- la
Ssgrada CstedraI.
Sc Confundfa eI VaIiente entre los
fieIes que 0fan misa mayor.
No 50 Sa8O, como d0Gil SsTprOndIdO Oi Official do
Slnldsd; do ddnb0 sale tlntO perro.

LIam6 podeEoBAmOnts Ia atenCi6n el do
miogo en- Is Oat0drsI de San Juan, 81 he.
cho de eatRr mssCIado entire Ioa fisIeB que
ofGn miBa mGyOT,un porro aBqueFeSo, llsgo
de Harna, que andabR arFibR y abOjo de 10
Nave, EFgAndO ol piso de babR, y, FABc6n.
dose y mordi6ndoge lAn pUIgag, hRcia Cisr.
tor Actos que Af1ctRbRn al decoEo.
A mEB de sor una iFFsvsrsneia la
iglsDia y faIta de respetO q los fsl0u, era
una gran fAItR contra 10 hygiene, pus1
GquOl poEro 0nfoEmO, puGde ContSgiOT y
cRuBAy onfsrmOdade8 que deben GvitREBs.
Y pr0p6Bito de perToS r0aIsngoB, quien
90 0ntisndO en- eB0 aBuntt?
EH QUESTION del Board do sAnidNd 8 del
Municipic?
u. Cat6gicO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-17
Ci6n & mas amplios hOEizontss.
YR es taEdG para que RRf Bured6.

PorO aun cuGndo Gua diHpoOiCi6n dol 60
biorno IIPgarR & CAuBaE OI efsot0 do dapEa'
zion que De ella sDpaFA, svitGrn ID foEmA'
oi6n do nusvaI hsEoinaB que ViguiOEan loG
pasos de las do aver, do lnn de ahoEa, 10
muiOr ruga cumpli6 ~ ~ miDi6n de libsr'
tad y puadO tEAnquila abandOnRr Ol cam
20 do vioIenta 0OCi6n.
Ys no O. nacolaEio el IaCEifCiO. 81
sismplo out6 dado. El 0Bplritu do TobO'
lion 20 infTi6 pOE todGg parties; y la8 e1tu'
diante1 OonvOEtidag On s1poHa1, On madTs1
foEmRF6n hogREov, GduOaR6n hijog para lOu
q0e la palabER 'LibOEtad uea Ia AspiEa'
Ci6n uRgEada.
EntsncaU, sin gEandel cOnvuluionS., hA'
bra muOrto Ii autoCTRCiR en- d oolOBAl In
Jaime de Pinoia,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-17
EKaml1Gs para 0paSleIoaVS.

Aver tards ImpsEREon los exfmsuGs pa
"a OposiOiona8 & lo1 TegistTOH do lA pEopis'
dad vacRntsa. 80 pEegSntAFon Loo selioVoI
Felipe Cuchf, Miguel Juan LIareEaB =
Rafael B SAma. Los 0tEoa GBpiFRntOs Bsu
forOB Fernando VasqusB, PauOsOio FOiAF'
do, ] jE6 CuRdFa , Robuatiano Bisggi No
comprehension. Sc lea GxGminaEG Bi %
pEGHentaFan antGB de que t0EminO Ol OisECi'
clio oFRl.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-17
"DE NT U 100 y

/ Este s7 el mOjoE snot6aiCo local Conooi'
do, De ve1ts o. laH aOEOditadas fsrn1a.
Ciaa do loB aohsEBs ]. NJ Blanoo , o..
AIfonao G. ZsEbi y don Pedro Julif.
DiRfisBo Is ooEEo pondsncia 6 d aqoDts Y.
MiESbal. z. o. Box 440. an
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-17

-HS EonuneiOdo Hu puesto, como AsIi8
tAnt OlaVk del ABilo dc Ntnag, lA GtfioFa
Julia Ramirez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-17
A Los sENBRAOORES De CARaS.

No pida uDtsd EOmanas para peBRr Buu
GaflBE.
Pronto tsndEe en- dsp6GtO para naEvirIs
Isl que ustod nOoaIita u. SIRE. San
Juan, IOWA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-17

La Fops hOChs que expsnda ID CASA
de 2. schiFR , Go, 6 Ia maFea mas afA'
mRdR do EatRdos UnidoB, poF 1U oopfSe.
Ci6n axqUi5itR , ppE Isg tslaa que GmpIsRn
Gn loa tFajO8, PF0Oiea lin OompotsaOia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-17

PARA cURAR UN RESFRIADo
EMU DIA tome ell LAXATIVE BRoMo
QUININA. Bl botfeario le devolvera 81 dinepo sino
SO oura, La hrma de E VS. GROVE Sc halla en-
oada caiitas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-17

En- el siglo pasado era adj
mirado en- las muieres, ell
que fueran delicadas, pali-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-17
.INTERESA A LOS
CONSTRUCTORS.

Sc vende una planta
maquinaria para HA'
GER LADRILLOS. UIti-
mo mOdelo y en- el mojOr
esta 20. Preoio limitado.
InfOrmes pueden Obte
nerse on AreCibo del Sr.
Eduardo Roso,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-17

das, Ianguldas.
P erO aquella
n1oda va pas6.
Lo que hoy dia
eautiva a la ma
yoria de los
honbres, es la
clase de belleza
que solo da la
salud. Hoy la
mujer debe te-
1ler oios viyos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-17

En- IR ContfnuR avalanche Informative
de los grNndsB diREioI 10 deIliz6 IL pequO'
no nOtN-CuAtFo lfneAI, I'm hSCho mGB en-
la HuCssi6n do los acOntscimiOnton Ell
MiniHtsrio dc LnutEucCi6n PiblicR do Ru"
HiA hR dsCFetAdO Ia expulsion de todaH Las
SlumnRG que 0BtudiAn On Lar UniveEsidA'
dSI del ImpsriO y hR prohibido que nsSn
admitidaB On RdeIsnts Las i6vsnSD como e.
tudiRntou On lo8 AludidoB centres de enBs'
hRnzAs.
La notiOia nau6 Ein dar IugRF comsn.
- --sN m9ho. nlgfn naEi6dina %.
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PrecipitaCi6n.... O.S5
Viento q laa 800 q m
As e
VientO maximO Is N
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-30
THE MYOpIh CLUBS
HUNT PACK KILLED.

Hamilton, Mass, May 29.-The last
of the hounds of the pack which the
Myopia Hunt club imported from Eng
land three years ago and which num-
bered 81 dogs and IS puppies, was kill
ID today because Of n spread OF rabies
among some Of them. The pack was
valued at $500.
TWO Of the dogs were found to be i'll
several days ago and after one Of them
had been Killed, the brain Was sent to
Boston for examination. It was found
that there We're pronounced lndlca-
tiOns OF rapeS ana IS subsequently SeV-
elal other dogs were taken sick, it was
thought best, for the protection of per
sons living in the vicinity to wipe out
the entire pack.
The dogs were shot last night and
today.
The club will make arrangements to
obtain another pack in time for the
fall rms
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-30
DOINGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
B O X | N q
BALDWIN AND HAYES
TO CLASH TONIGHT,

Boston, May 29.-The program ar
ranged by the Armory A. A. for Satur
day night is one of the claSSjest offer
ed its members. The main bout. y
round; TO a decision between Matty
Baldwin of CharlestOWn and Grover
Hayes Of Chicago, is to be at catch
weights. but neither lad will weigh
over 100 pounds when they jump into
the arena.
Hayes is managed and handled by
Jack Michigan who also manages
Young crne. Hayes has cen training
with Erne, and il is no secret that the
Philadelphia sports think that Hayes
has more than an even chance to win
over Baldwin in decisive fashion.
Judging the men by the work that
they have done recently, Hayes record
appears to be the best Hayes has
beaten Harry Baker, the Californian,
on two occasions, whipped Rouse
O'Brien, outboXcd Spike Robson and
Johnny Summers, the English boxers,
ana has shown improved ability every
time that he has gone into the ring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-30

Orono, Me, May 29.-Portland High
school easily won the invitation track and
field meet for preparatory schools at Uni
versity of Maine today, making II out of
possible 126 points Bar Harbor High
school was second with % % points and
Bangor third with l-3 points. The other
schools scoring We're Old Town ). Higgins
Classical Institute 5, Oak Grove Seminary
4, Abbott School, Maine Central Institute
and Lewiston and Orono High schools one
each. Yarmouth and Deering High
schools did not score.
Records were broken by Turkey of Port
land in the half mile and joyce of Bar
Harbor in the hammer and discus throw
ing. Cole of Portland won the individual
championship, making p points Joyce
of BAR Harbor was second with Is Is
The summary:
Mile run-Won by. Pendexter, p. II. s:
Libby, p. Fl. S, second; Richards, Bar
Harbor. third Time, An So 3-5s.
440-yard dash-Won by Cole, T. H. s.:
Turkey, P. II. s.. second: Gray, Old Town.
third. Time, 81 3-5s.
10G-vard dash-Won by Murphy. P. H.
S; Cole, P Fl. s. second; Snow, P. H. s.,
third. Time, 10 3-5s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-30
SOMEONE GIVES PITCHER
EVANS A BIG JOLLY

PittSburG, Penn MAY ga report
circulated here that the Boston club
had signed Roy Evans, the old National
League pitcher, proved unfounded and
caused no end of annoyance to the
Boston team 1t is reported that kel-
ley almost came to blows with Evans,
driving him out of the clubhouse
When President Dovey went to Ex-
position park Tuesday he saw a
strange player in uniform and was
informed by fans in the stand that the
man was a new pitcher whom Kelley
had signed. strange ] hadn't heard
Of it," said the Boston magnate; and
he proceeded to investigate, only to
learn that Kelley had never thought
of signing Evans. but that the latter
had some into the clubhouse, donned
uniform and joined the Doves on the
field.
But that wasn't all. When Mr.,
Dewey returned to the hotel he found
Evans registered there as member
of the team Il was almost tempted
to sign Evans solely for his nerve" re-
marked the Boston owner, and he is
sued orders to the hotel clerk to de-
duct the bill of Evans from Boston's
Evans said he had been
talked to by some persons said to rep
resent Boston, and he thought all he
had to do was show up in uniform.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-30
TO DEMONSTRATE MACHINE.
Wilbur Wright In Europe to Show
Natives What 1t Will Do.

Paris, May 29-Wilbur Wright, the
aeronaut, one of. the Wright brothers
Of Dayton, Ohio, arrived here today
from America The European repre-
sentative of the Wrghts, Hart Q. Berg,
of Philadelphia says Mr.. Wright comes
to demonstrate in Europe the capabili-
ties Of their machine A suitable en-
closed field, two miles square, has been
secured in western France. Parts Of
the aeroplane shipped here from
America last year will be put together
at the location selected and the motor
to be used has been constructed here
after the same model as that used by
the Wright brothers in their expert
uentS in the United States.
Several weeks probably will be re-
quired to get the machine in order.
The important features Of the inven-
ton have been protected by European
patents. If certain tests are fulfilled
at the coming experiments, 1t IS I'M
derstood q company Will be formed
for the purpose Of exploiting the ma
chine in Europe.
The French government it is sad,
has offered to buy the exclusive Euro
pean rights for three years provided the
machine, carrying the weight of two
men, flies 80 miles, returning to the
point of departure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-30
Portland High School Wins
Invitation Meet at Or0nO.

120-yard hurdes-Won by Woodman, P.
II. s; Chadbourne, P. II. s., second; Nc
Pheters, Bangor, third. Time - las.
Half-mile run-Won by Turkey, +. ri
s; Cole. r. III. s.. second; Burgess, Oak
Grove, third. Time. I'm. 15-s. CNew
recOrd.l
22O-vard dash-Won by Cole, P. II. $;
Murphy. P. H. S. second; Snow, P. H. s.,
third. Time, "A las.
6, TTo-mile lnn,Won by Powers ~, P, II
Orono. third. Time ION. a 2-5s.
Snow. p. II. s., second, jackson. Abbott
School. third. Time. % o-5s.
Discus throw-Won by Joyce, Bar Har-
hor; elk, Bangor. second Gilley, Bar
Harhoi. third. Distance, 1o4,4ft (New
record
Throwing l6-pound hamner-Won by
joyce. Par Harbor; Lovely, Old Town,
second; SAWYER. Old Town. third Dis
lance. lift. .l@n, New recordD
shot pnt-Won by Joyce, Bar Harbor;
Hight, P. H. S, second; Wood, Ear Har-
hor. third Distance. "a .S5ft.
Pole vault-Won by Giroy, Rar War
Dor; Brown. Oak Grove. second; Chand-
Ter. NJ. c. l.. third. Height. oft. Pin.
Running high, iumr-Won by Chad
second; jennison. r. II. 8. Gilev, Bar
Harhor. and joyce. Bar Farbor, tied for
third place. Height, SIT. 2hin.
Running broad jumn-Won hr pncsa,l
Higgins Classical Institute; McPheters.
San""r scccnd. Childs, Lewiston tmrd
DISTANCE Nt- ~ : = AssI l. r. 40. -. :,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-30
Harvard and Cornell
Fights Row Today.

Boston, May Can unusually hard
fought race is anticipated on the Charles
tomorrow when the Varsity eiSnts OF
Harvard ard Cornell meet for their an
nual contest over short course AS the
Cornell crew has been unfortunate re-
Gently in losing several of her best oars
men. it was believed tonight that liar~
wards chances for victory this year We're
unusually bright. Cornell has usually
been successful over Harvard in previous
contests the last one Of which was foWed
at Ithaca.
The crews will pull over a course which
is 3 trifie under one and seven-eighths
miles. ana will take advantage of a
strong elh tide by rowing down stream
at o'clock in the afternoon. Coach
Wray of the Harvard crew was quite
confident tonight over the prospects of
the Crimson.
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Tufts 5; Colby |.

Watsrville,, Me, May 30 -(speciaD In
the presence of very small crowd yes
terday afternoon Tufts defeated Colby :
to l in a loose and uninteresting contest.
The weather was too cold for fast base
ban aud the errors on the Colby side
we've numerous The Colby infcld is in
4 Very weak condition and gave Good,
who pitched winning ball, moor support
Tufts Was first at bat and scored three
runs. Two hits coupled with errors were
responsible. The visitors secured two
more in the fourth inning and for the
remainder of the game We're LlaHked.
Colby made her only tally in the first in
ming, when Shaw drove out a thleo-bag-
ger and scored on an error by Knight.
Canigan of Lewiston umprcd the game
and gave satisfaction. The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-30
COLLEGE BALL
MAINE COLLEGE STANDING.
BOWdOin Two
u. OF Maine One.

Bruins wick, Me-, May 29.-(SpeciaD.
In what has SO far proved the clos
est and fastest game Of the champion
ship series DoWdoin defeated L. of NJ
in excellent fo,In ana had good con-
troll, keeping the hits we'll scattered
unit! IN the ninth, when RoWdoin
strucl. her batting pace, pounding
Ryan for three hits. 30 scoring was
done until the eighth. In her half OF
thi.; inning Maine earned her only run.
cobb started things by taking clean
hit and stole second. Coombs sacri-
feed Files to .;tanwood, and Cobb
went to third. smith then put up a
fiy to right field PurnSton misjudged
it and Cobb scored StanwoOd flied
oct to McDade, retiring the side. In
her aalI Of tie inning BOwdoin was
unable to score.
Maine failed to tally in her half of
the ninth and RoWdoin came in for her
last tiy with the score to 0 in IA
Vnr If Maine. McDade put Il liner too
hot 10 handle to Cobb. Harris hit safe
" and McDadc moved up to second.
Stanwooa then put q clean single into
right field, scoring McDade and ad-
vancing Harris to third. Files failed
to connect and it was one down and
the score tied. Manter. the next man
m, sent fly to center and Harris
scored the winning run.
The features OF the game were the
hitting of Cobb and difficult catch
by Chase in center field. In the eighth
Lawless took Purington's place in
right field This vas the only change
in either line up during the game. The
Score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-30
BASEBALL NOTES.

The O"Toole Brothers are doing some
tall box work for the New England
League.
The Detroit Tigers came East close
to the bottom and returned home with
i'm a game of the New York leaders
This is pretty near championship form
as good read team shows clever man
agcment.
Tom Hughes is holding his own with
any pitcher in the major leagues this
season for Washington Tom did some
pretty good work for the Boston Amer
leans the year the boys pulled off the
worlds championship.
President John |. Taylor and Mana
ger Mcclure have a task before them
TO DICK the team for the season be
fore leaving home for the next trip.
Ine cub viii leave Boston by boat
for New York Sunday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-30
COLLEGE GAMES TODAY.

Saturday-Harvard VS. Brown at Prov
idence: Princeton VS.. Yale at New Haven
Pennsylvania VS.. Cornell at Ithaca; Am
herst vs. Williams ut Wiliamstown;
Georgetown VS.. Fordham at New York
Dartmouth VS.. Holy Cross at Worcester;
Rutgers VS.. New York University at New
York: Wallhrook VS.. Annapolis at Annap-
oils Seventh Regiment VS.. West Point at
West Point; Columbia VS.. Crescent A. c.
at Brooklyn: Bates VS.. Bowdon at Lew
istOn: Franklin e. Marshall VS.. Lehigh at
South Bethlehem; Lafayette vs.. Penn
State at lIaston: Trinity VS. Wesleyan at
MiddletoWn. Syracuse VS.. Michigan at
Ann ArtOr. Mich: Harvard I'd vs.. Ando-
v.r at Andover. Massachusetts a. G.. VS..
Vermont at Burlington 1.-TWO ganes);
Carlisle vs. Collegiate at East Orange. N.
j.; Yale Freshmen vs.. Princeton Fresh
men al I'rirC etOn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-30
BOXING NOTES..

There is n chance that Dick IIy-
land, the California lightweight, will be
seen at the Armory A. A, Boston,
against some good opponent shortly.
Boston Herald The proposed bout
between Arthur Cote the Maine light :
weight, and Young kloby has been de-
clared off by the West End Club Of
Lawrence.
The date for the ketchellPaple 10
round bout has been finally settled for
June 4 ut the Milwaukee Boxing Club.
Indications point strongly to Malachy
Hogan acting tie third party III the
ring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-30

Slated for Freeman in sixth.
"-Eattcd for Keeley in seventh
s*tBatted for Gates in seventh.
ZBatted for Donohue in ninth.
xzBatted for Burchell in seventh.
zzzPatted for Glaze In ninth.
Washington ........0 0 u
Boston ............0 o 0 o . 2 %
Three base hits-PickeIing. Gessler
Hits-Oh Burchell 10 in Z innings. off
Winter s in % innings; off Glaze o in
l Ia Innings: off keeley In innings
off Hughes in 3 Innings. Sacrifice hits
Sullivan. Gates. Milan Mcconnell. Lord
Unglaub. Stolen bases-McBride. McC"n-
nell street. Double play-Suliivan. Nc
Cornell and Unslaub. Left on bases
balls--Off Burchell l. First base on err
rors--Roston l. Struck out-By Burchel
g. by Kecley ,. Passed bali Donohuc
street. Wild ptch-Hughes Tine, l.59
Umpire. Connolly
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$1,000 PILE CURE.

thousand Dollar Guarantee goes with
every bottle Of Or. LcOnhardt's Hem
Roid-thc only certain cure for every
form Of Piles.
George Cook, st. Thomas. Ont. writes:
"lr. Lcnnhardt's lIcm-Eoid cured me OF
4 very bad ease of Piles Of over ten
years standing. / had tried everything
nut got no permanent cure till | used
Hem Rnid. ! had Blind and bleeding
fliGS ami suffered everything. Cintmcnts
ana local treatments failed but Dr. Leon
hardl iieir. Rod cured me perfectly"
llcm-HuiI is Il tablet taken internally
winch removes tie cause of Piles 81 90
at EoWdii IN * Wchstcr's. Augusta, or Or.
hrhnh1r6t Co. station y, Buffalo. N. Z.