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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-10
Boston Produce Market.

LE'' Boston, June 2
FLOUR Easier; spring patents 5.sr5s.
CnRN-IIncllanged No, 3 yellow Sinle
1ATS-llighcr; No. clipped White 6lla
IfAY-uncbanged choice. ZOO
MILL FFET)-I.oWer.
SPRING; BRAN-2G- i#if26 g.
MINED FEEID-26 .esf2S 30
PORk-Quet. moiitttn 17.15TlS.5c.
LARD--tluet; I0&.
BEEI'-Firror: whole cattle 11a,m12
LAMkS-f'ilm; spring 15m17.
NEALS- Firm. 1nN13
BT TfFR-Stcady. northern 2.m271.
Steady; York state 15d15ts
EtiGS-Steady; choice 21m3! western II
0l9
Observation-Disclosures: Maine white foo
al 10. ~.
sVGAR-steady OF "a basis of $50 for
grapulatcG
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of tho Days Dealings In All
Tho Leading Stocks.

New York, June 9-There is not much
detail to record of todays stock mar
| ket In the later trading It fell into vir-
tual stagnation. Operators seemed to find
nothing i'm the days occurrences tn
prompt speculative action and the ms
continuance of trading marked the de
| Termination to await number o! expect
| ed events before embarking in new ven
lures. The approach of the convention
period for the great political parties Is,
as usual, a deterrent influence on activ-
lily.
| Tha knowledge of conferences in pro-
sress among steel men to consider the
proposed cut in prices weiehed on the
mar6et owing to the uncertainty over the
extent of the proposed cut and its infiu-
ence in reVi.ing demand for the product.
Opinion is not agreed as to the lmnedi-
ate effect of a price cut as being the pos,
Sibility of prompt revival of demand and
additional hesitation among buyers on
the prosrect that still further coEces-
sions might he allowed
An impression was abroad that some of
the interests in the steel trade feel dis
outraged over the outlook. The market
position of the United States stocks also
came in for discussion. While those
stocks have not been conspicuous in the
occasional strength Of the recent mar
ket. their resistance TO all periods of
depression is marked. This action has
foStered a SuppCSition that market St1bi1-
ty for the stocks has been sought a
financial l.olicv with q purpose in "iew
similar to that in maintaining prices OF
the corporations product. that is. to con-
serve business confidence and avoid the
unsettling influence of wide and sudden
fluctuations With the abandonment of
The maintenance of prices Of the pro-
duct there arose conjecture over how far
the supposed stock market policy of the
supporters of those stocks might be mod
flied Tomorrow's public offering of tho
new Union Pacific bonds is another event
that was awaited.
The reopening of foreign markets after
tho three days holiday suspension was
chiefly responsible for the continued de
cline i'm interest rates which was tlevel-
oped. The Wheeling & Lake Erie rerciv-
orship was so clearly inevitable that no
effect was produced by its announcement
Reports of some damage to crops were
not disregarded entirely.
Bonds We're irregular. Total sales, par
value. 50 227. 600
United States bombs were unchanged on
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U. OF N. VARSITY
BEATS ALUMNI s TO 5.

Orono, Me, June 9-(SpeciaD The
ball game between the Alumni and the
Varsity was played on Alumni field
at 10 A. NJ Tuesday morning and re-
suited in victory for the Varsity
by the score of 6 to S. The Alumni had
very loyal crowd of supporters and
the spirit Of friendly rivalry was very
evident throughout the entire game
The Alumni played good game but
did not have the team work of the
Varsity The lineups:
Alumni-Dow, p; Wood, G; E.
Palmer, 1b, Chase, IS; Carr, Oh; Smith,
3b; Grover rf; Chase, CT; P. Palmer, If.
Varsity-Libby, p; Smith. c; Capt.
Mayo. 1h; Pray. IS: Stanwood Oh;
Leary, 3b; Gardner, IF; Pray, CT; Minot,
Reid, If.
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BOSTON RED SOx SIGN
SHORTSTOP w. l., GARDINER

Boston. June 9.-W. L. Gardner the
crack shcrtstop of the University of
vermont team. has come under the
Boston Red Sox banner, and will join
the Boston team at ST. Louis Sunday
or Monday, tC fill the role of utility
fielder. in the absence of Frank La
porte. and if the youngster displays the
proper form he will be retained, even
after Laporte returns to the ranks
President John l. Taylor had lines
out for this clever college player all
the spring, and opened negotiations in
earnest as soon as he learned that La
porte would be out of the running, and
yesterday the deal was closed
Those who have seen Gardner play
this season say he is a grand all-round
ball player, and will certainly make
good. He has hit the right combina-
ton. and if he can show the right
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quarterly meeting of the Piscatacuis Bap-
fist Association will be held in the Bap-
fist church here Wednesday and Thurs
day with the following program:
WEDNESDAY FORENOON.
| Presiding officer, Rev r. L. Caukins
10 A. M-Praise and Prayer Service.
1920 A. M-what Constitutes Good
PRAYER Meeting and How to Obtain
1T Brief statements by the ministers
present and general discussion.
| II A. M.-Which Is the Better Service for
Sunday Evening in Country and Vii
age.Freaching Service or Prayer
For Preaching Service.
Rev. ]. c. Hyde
Rev. F. r. Pratt
General discussion. =
11'3o A. M-The Kind of Sermons Lay
men Like. as to Material. Delivery
Length. etc. Discussion opened by c.
l.. Frat.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
80 p. M,-Prayer Meeting. led by
Rev. J f. Whitmore
? o. r. = Reports from the Churches.
y =; M-Sermon. Rev. r. =. Ham
BE =. M-Testmony Meeting.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
Educational Service
D M-Address Things Seen and
Heard in Oklahoma city"
l. B, Mower. D. D.
THURSDAY FORENOON.
o 40 fr,es'Mn1ng Officer Rey. F: II. Pratt.
10 a. M.-Ffistorical Sketch of English
and American Baptists,
90 a. Rev II. l.. CaulItins
lo% A. M.-Revicw of Baptist Forces of
the World Today.
Rev. F., L. Sampson
1850 a. MS There Too Much or TOO
IDpn0IniTla I 1tt, A
Baptists? Rev. r. q. Whitmore
General Discussion.
llln a. M.-Rcsuts of the Revival and
MISSION Work Conducted by Christian
:, churches In 1913. Rev. J. c. Hyde
ll4o A. M-Personal Experiences In Re-
vival Work Rev. A. A. Walsh
THuR~DAY AFTERNOON.
80 p. M.-Song Service. ..--
+. M-Seimon. Row r, 6 Drew
: 40 M-P1scataquis Association as !
Have Known II for Seven Years
Z Rev. F. Fl. Pratt |
10 = M..Things We Should Like to See |
Brought to Pass in Our Association
and Churches. Open Parliament.
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Sufferers from los of appetite are
advised to migrate to the South Pole
Prof. Edgecombe David. of the Uniyer-
sity of Sydney. who is a member of ill.,,
Shackleton expedition, has sent q
letter to his wife. He says he is in
good health. and that his appetite is
amazing The vast quantities that
one eats and really seems to need in
TINS cold climate are simply marvellous.
l suppose they are chiefly used in
Keeping up the body temperature. :.
The professor adds that penguin soup
is delicious and that he has become
very fond of seal meat. He wrote his
letter from the camp at the foot of
Mount Erebus, the volcanic and glacial
geology of which he was engaged in
examining. -..---
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BASEBALL NOTES.

Hazelton. Dartmouth's 1907 twirler
who was signed by Bridgeport, has
drawn his blue envelope from that
club.
"Rube' Waddell certainly had his
revenge Monday for his release by
Connie Mack, when he defeated the
Athletics, 10 to 0. 1t was the second
time this season that Waddell turned
the trick of defeating his former team
mates, but this time the defeat was
about as humiliating to the Athletics
as could well be imagined. While
Waddell was handing up an assort-
ment of curves and benders which
had the Quaker city batters badly
fooled, Mack was using up three pitch
ers in an effort to stop the Browns
from making a massacre of the con-
test.
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Chicago friends of l.. r. Dickson
expect that he will be elected COM
mander- in chief of the Grand Army of
the Republic at it's national encamp-
ment in Toledo O.. in August. He has
the solid backing of the Illinois dele
cation, which was secured at the
State encampment at Quincy last
week. Illinois has had four COM
manders- in chief of the organization
John A. Logan, who served in 1868.
1869 and 1870: Thomas G. Lawler, in
1894; James A. Sexton, in 1898, and
John C.. Black, in 1903
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LYNCH AND RAWS0N
fight A DRAW At SALEM,

Salem, June AT the Young Mems
A. c. Monday night. before 400 MEM
bers, Johnnie Lynch of Cambridge and
Tommy Rawson of East Boston fought
an eight-round draw. The contest was
embarrassing. as it appeared that both
boys were afraid of the others ability.
The decision was well received by the
members.
In the semi-final Young Rogers of
Lynn won over Young Lebreau of Pea
body in three rounds. In the prelimi-
haries Young Morris and Young De-
mures both of Lynn. went four rounds
and Curly Williams of Lynn and Tim
Sullivan of Newburvport also went
four rounds. both of these contests re-
su!ting in draws Dick Fleming was
referee.
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PENoBscoT.
NEWPORT.

Mrs. w. y. Lambert of Boston is at
a. w. Stuart's Fairview for a short
time. 49,
w. L. Ward. who has been proprietor
or the Shaw House since last October
left Saturday for his old home at Rar
Harbor.
MRS. Carrie Fuller of Unity has been
me guest Of her sister, Mrs. o. C. Jud-
kins for the past week.
Mrs, Reagan of Boston is visiting her
friend. Miss COME Sawyer
MRS. Eugene Osborne is in town for
few days
me Ladies Aid society will serve a
O'Clock dinner in the Grange hall
Wednesday evening.
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NEWS.
ANDRoscoGGIN.
WALES.

Il. f, Roberts has been passing a few
DAYS at Lisbon Falls
" orl on the Electric road is progress
Ing FINELY The motor cars now run from
Sabattus to Ruel Cunningham's place in
Litchtie!d
w F. HinkleH is hauling stone for the
Foundation of his proposed new stable
Elder Woodland of Monmouth preached
at the Union chrch Sunday afternoon.
Walter Jenkins of Auburn passed SIM
day with his parents.
Bessie. Gussie and Charles Ham ard
Guy IIinllley attended the graduatinp ex
efc'scs at Litchfeld academy Thursday
evening.
Roland '4inkley of Monmouth has been
helping his uncle. l., A. Maxwell. the p,st
week. N
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Moulton and son
Arthur visited at Mcadowbrook farm
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LINCOLN.
JEFFERSON.

MISS Agnes Manchester. aged Is
years, died at A. A. SINNERS Friday
June g. OF consumption. The funeral
was held Sunday. being conducted bv
willow grange. of which the deceased
was a member.
A. p. Kennedy who has been con-
hned to the house with rheumatism. is
somewhat improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Hall went IN Cas-
''ne. Monday. to attend the graduation
OF their daughter, Miss Eva Hall.
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NORTHPORT,
Campground Mail to Be Addressed
Bayside-The Late Arrivals,

| Northport CampgrOund. June O.
| Especially 1.-The season is coming on
| fast and the fine weather of the past
| few days has sent many of the cot
tagers from p-state to this delightful
resort.
The Eastern Steamship Co. will be-
gin to make landings here June 81. the
Northport hotel will open up for bust
ness June 90 and the season will then
be on in full force
Inc mail for Bayside. the new name
for Northport Campground postoffce.
arrived for the first time yesterday
and during the season all mail for the
campground should be addressed to
Bayside.
Supt. c. o. Dickey is in correspon-
dence with great many people I'm
Maine and other states who are des;r-
GUS of passing the summer i'm North
port and already many of the cottages
have been let
Miss Emily Hall of Winterport. who
bought the Wharf cottage near the
boat landing last fall, is here superin-
tending extensive repairs on the cot
tage.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Blethyn of Dex-
ter have arrived for the season at their
cosy cottage. Mr.. Blethyn owns sew
eral cottages on the grounds.
Mrs. William Fogg of Bangor arriv-
ed yesterday and opened her Clinton
avenue cottage for the summer
Miss Lane of Bangor has arrived at
Bangor Chapel. accompanied by par
ty of ladies.
Mrs. VIM. Bean of Old Town is at
her cottage on Griffin street which is
being painted and singled
Mr.. and Mrs c. B. Brown of Ban
gor have arrived at their cottage in |
Bay View Park for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Y. L. Hincks of Old |
Town are at their cottage near the |
pier for the summer
Mrs. Abbie l.. True of Lincolnville |
has opened her cottage in Park Row.
She is having expensive repairs made.
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THIS WEEKS BOUTS,

erty at New York: Joe Walcott VS. j
Jones at Springfield. O.: Harry Baker VS.
Tommy nToole at Essington. Pa; JACK
OBrien VS.. Jack Blackburn at Philadel-
phia.
Thursday-Eddie Santry VS. Louis Long
at Taft. Mont: Jim Bonner VS.. Jack Car.
diff ut Hazelton. Pa.
Friday-Tommy Murphy VS.. Dick Hv-
land at Sharkcy A. G.. New YORK Franl;
Carscy VS. Kid Dalton at Los Angeles
Cal; Honey Melody VS., Billy Glover and
Dave Desher VS.. Andy McGarry at New
York: BIT Johnson vs. Dan Vooser at
Los Angeles. Cal.
Satnrdav-Tommy Burns VS.. Sam Nc
Ney at i.aris: France: Ad Nolgost VS..
Tommy O'Toole at Philadelphia.
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Ministerial Association to
Meet at Belfast.
Program For Two-Oays Session
On June y and Is.
Late Arrivals at That Favorlie Re.
sort, Newport campground.

Belfast. Me. June 9.-(SpeciaD The
port district. Western division. will
be held in this city June % and 90
Extensive preparations will be made
by the church people and citizens to
entertain the guests. Rev. II. B. Has
kell, presiding elder of the district.
will be in attendance. The executive
committee includes Rev. Harry Hill of
Searsport, Rev. w. a. Hanscome of
Castine and Rev. A. f. Luce of Bel
fast. Rev. II. G. McGlauflin is score
tary. Some very interesting and in
structive papers will be read as the
following program will show:
MONDAY EVENING
7.30-Praise service. W. A. Hanscom
H. G. McGlauf,in. Alternate
TUESDAY
S30-Devctioral Service.
Accommodation followed by reading of
papers aud discussions
2.00--PraiSe Service. ,.r.F c. L. Kinney
216-Pspers and Discussions.
730-Prnise Service. y. NJ. Angel
745--Preaching by w. F. ENERGY
Recent General Conference Legislation.
What It Signifies.
II. G: McGlaufiin. II. B. Haskell. P. E.
of the Prohibitory Law. Is
It Needed?
E. H. Boynton. ]. w. Price
The Relation of Children to the Kingdom
of God. Harry Hill, D.-tM. Angel
Our Church Polity.
(al Its Advantage.
A. j. Lockhart. c. a. Purdy
th) It's Disadvantage.
w A. Hanscom. G., g.. .Winslow
The Present Outlook for Missions.
(a) Foreign. ~
j. W Trip. G. W. NJ Reyes
(b) Home.
VI a. McGraw. c. I. Kinney
Special Evangelistic Effort How: When? |
Where? tF. |
o. q. Barnard. F. L. Pfovan,, w. H. |
Durham
Is a Processing Christian Under Obliga-
lion to Join the Church?
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Boston Stock Market,
new York Produce Market.

New York, June g.
s. FtdLhouloII-Rcceipts 1907; exports slit;
SUES 1WI 4soo :, quiet and barely steady
"a, "a ,es SO o2'o,ooo futures: spot firm; No 2
REQ REQ w elevator; No 3 red 80 f o b ai,oat :.
40 40 ! northern Duluth ll4h afloat :
CORN-Receipts 1900; exports 1910. snot
ilim; NO. 70 elevator and II o b afinat'
O-ATS-Receipts 1000; exports 5Ol6: spot
easy; mixed 26@32 lbs. 531aI55h; natural
40 lbs. 5Sl4Me61s.s '-ss
BEEF-Steady.
LARD-Quiet 80. 49,
PORK-Steady.
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BOXING NOTES..

Joe Thomas is preparing to go back
in the ring. and has secured Willus
Britt as his manager.
Promoter Coffroth of California has
offered a $4,000 purse for Aground
bout between Ketchel and Papke at
Colma. Cal. next month.
Willie Riley has been matched to
box Kid Manning at Lymansville. June
H. Bobby Tickle and Young Dyson
will come together at the same meet
ing
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Friends of Mrs. Amelia Carter. wild
ow of Milton Carter of Cedar street
will regret to learn that she is criti-
cally i'll and that her condition is con-
sidered very grave. Mrs. Carter has
been suffering for some time with a
bad cough and for the past week has
been confined to her bed Mrs. BraCk
EFT. nurse, is caring for her.
Belfast friends of Mr.. and Mrs
George T.. Evans will learn with dis
appointment that they will not come
to Belfast as planned and as they have
done for many seasons. On account of
Mr.. Evans being unable to leave his
business for any length of time. thus
giving. him only few brief visits to
resort so far removed from New
York as Belfast. he has bought a beau
tiful country place in Stamford. CT.
where they will pass the summers.
The hottest baseball game played
in this city this year will probably be
that played on the Congress street
grounds Wednesday afternoon at $50
The Clerks. managed by Willie Weshee
are about the swiftest aggregation
that the city is able to produce and for
several Weeks tHeV nave Deen practice
ing up for this very battle and they
expect to do the Y. M. A. good and
brown. The latter is also just as con-
fident of doing the other fellows. Ralph
Darby will umpire. The lineup:
Clerks-Fred johnson c. Dilworth %.
Colby Id. Ness 2b. Shute 3b, w. Rob-
irson CT. Richards IF. Berry If.
Weshee SIS.
Y. M. A.--George Darby C, Frisbee
p. l.. Robinson ID. Brown 2b, Vose 3b,
H. Hayford CT. A. johnson IF. Cham
oerlain If, B. Darby IS.
Rev and Mrs. Albert E. Luce LETT |
Tuesday for Castine. where they will
,t:erd the commencement exercises
Tuesday evening of the Eastern State
Normal School. Mr.. Luce was located |
n Castine before coming to Belfast
md has many friends in the school
md town.
Sunday, June q, will be observed ct
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Chicago Produce Market.

More rain in the Southwest and a H.
eral decrease in the worlI's visible SIM.
ply caused strength today in the tocp1
wheat market. The July delivery ri "a
at a net gain Of TX. Corn waa un !,
Oats, were of ~ Provisions were Va IL
15t. higher.
The leading futures closed rs followS
WHEAT-.Iuly %aimTa: Sept 8ial AZ.
Dec. old Sis Dec. new S5is -"
CORN-!nIy els; Sept. C.; Dec ISL
May 551aI5s.
OATS-July old 42h: July new 4n..
Sept. 252s May 3s%s-
MESS PoRK-P"r barrel: July 1880.
LARD--JuIv SSH: Sept. s77Is.
SHORT RIBS-JuIv 752E; SEPT 777h
Cash quotations closed as follows:
FLOUR Easy
WHEAT-No 3 spring 95m1o4: No. red
99laG92h
CORN-No . Goho,2,: No. yellow 7.als
CATS-No. 30: No. white II; No. 2
whit $780,
FLAX SEED No. l northwestern 1g5I
TIMOTHY 'SEED-Primo 3.S1t3 -
SHORT RIBS. SIDES-Joose, 1q70
NJ tSS POkk-13 h1l .@f13So.
II
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J. r. Simonton. A. f, Luce A. B. Carter
The Demands of Social Life in the
Church. How Best to Meet Them?
w T.. Emery. c. N Garland. FL M.
Purington
Belfast wants large attendance and
large Ministerial Association. Please
notify the pastor. Rev Albert E. Luce.
Belfast. whether you can attend or
rot Boats and trains arrive and de-
part at convenient hours. The first
person named in topics is expected to
write and read paper. the others to
lead in discussions as their names ap-
pear.
Belfast is now at it's best and the
beautiful little Waldo county city
stands ready to greet all who may
come. All will be made welcome and
the hospitality of the city is well
known.
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Tired Mothers,

It's hard work to take care of
children and to cook, sweep. wash. sew
and mend besides.
1t makes shop of the home-a
shop, too, where sixteen hours make a
overtime.
Hoods Sarsaparilla helps tired
mothers in many ways-it refreshes
the blood, improves the appetite. and
assures reStful sleep
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New York Cotton Market.

New YORK. JUno
Spot closed quiet. Middliug Uplands
II 40: do gulf lG5 No sales.
Galveston steady. 1l5. Charleston .i,iiet
1lii. Memrhi* steady. ll@s: New orleans
easy, liz: Savannah quiet III
Net receipts for four days 33.S17
Exports to Great Britain 12.1a. to
France 14G2: to the continent 1885,
Stock 34i99S.
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MARKET REPORTS rs

SUGAR Raw firm; fair refining am.
3.63: centrifugal 90 test 437IAG,4 ~: rnnIax,W
SEES sugar 3.GL1s0i36f; refined stc;,jv,
EuTTEH- STEADY. unchanged, recent,
q sol o'p''
EGGS-Steady. unchanged; receipts .,
~
POTf TOE'S--Irreguar: sout bern Whit
2.5N;3Ed. seconds 2m225: cull4 1.l,i -
per hbl.. sweets, Jersey, 1.5n0l2 . per haa ,'
ket '-
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SPORTING NOTES.

John Heron of Pittsburg. Pa. Henry
p, Bingham of Cleveland. Albert De-
Silver of Brooklyn. and Elliott p Jones
of Westchester, Pa. all members of the
Yale Academic Sophomore class, have
been elected as managers of the base
ball, crew and track associations, re-
spectively for the Glass of 1912
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NATIONAL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Boston June 9.-The Cincinnati; players
found Young easy in the ninth after Lin
dan.an had held them to four hits. and
won from Boston to .. Ewing kept the
locals hits scattered
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AT HAVERHILI
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At New Haven-New Haven ., SPRING
field 7.
At New observation-disclosures 6, New Bri-
tain 2.
AT Folyoke-Waterbury S. Holyoke .
At Hartford-Hartford l, Meliden 0 40
iuniuoSl
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stuff, Boston will have another coming
youngster to build up with.
Canada Drops
Tom Longb0at.

Ottawa. Ont. June 9.--The Olympic
committee has decided that Tom Long
boat, the famous runner. will not be
sent to England to represent Canada.
as he is not qualified in the events. If
he goes it will have to be at his own
expense. This announcement is of in
tense interest to sportsmen throughout
Canada.
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the Methodist church as Children's
day. with appropriate services.
The Unitarian parish is making ex-
tensive preparations to entertain the
State conference in this city June 16.
II and 49, II has been 16 years since
the Unitarian conference has met in
Belfast and the people wish to make if
one of great enjoyment and profit to
all who attend
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures 5. Jersey
City 4.
AT Montreal-Montreal 3, Buffalo O.
AT Toronto-TOronto 3 Rochester l.
At observation-disclosures ). Newark ) az
innings; darknessl
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AT PHILADELPHIA.

st. Louis ......O 0 0 0 o 90 90 81
Philadelphia % 0 2 0 x-7-12-O
Batteries-E3eebe, McGlyrn and Hostel
ter: McCuillan and Doom. Time. lao
Umpires. Rigler and tombstone.
AT BROOKLYN
Chicago ........1 1 0 0 0-4-10-1
Brooklyn ......0 0 0 0 0 3 0 O-3-1O-1
Batteries-Pfeister and Moran: McIn-
tyre and Bergen. Ritter. Umpire, Emslie
AT NEW YORK
Pittsburg .....O 0 o 0 O % SO
New York .....1 0 2 0 0 1 X-S-f1-2
Batteries-MoCarthy. Camntz and Glib
son, O'Connor: Crandall and Bresnahan
Umpires. O'Day and KLEIN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-10
BOSTON May SWAP
IRVING YOUNG FOR AMES,

Boston. June 9.-Irving Youngs
days are evidently numbered with the
Boston National League club. as he
has been going very poorly this sea-
son, and now Boston is considering