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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-19
boston PLAYERS WIN
FROM NEW WORKERS

Boston. Feb. 1S.-The second round
of the National Amateur Racquet
championship which began yesterday
on the courts of the Tennis and Rae
Duet Club, was concluded today by six
matches, in all but one of which Il
Boston player was opposed by a New
Yorker. The Games were generally
closely contested ard in four of the
six matches the local players We're
winners. Todays summary is as fol-
lows:
q. y. Shaw, Jr.. of Boston defeated
w. r. Burden Of New York S-l5, T-l4,
15-2, 1919.
r. Poylston of Boston defeated W.
Starkuole of New York 15-1l, 13-5, 1910.
II. +. Mccormick of Chicago defeat
ed g. G. clark, Jr. of New York 1915,
15-S, l2-15. 15-5. 1J-t,.
F. ID. Haughton of Boston. defeated
o. W. Bird of New York 1915, 1913,
15-9
Lawrence Waterbury of New York
defeated r.. Grant, Jr., of Boston 15-2,
u.s., 1873.
II. d. Scott of Boston defeated E.
Hewitt of New York 1916 15-3, 15-4,
I5-o
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THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

WcInesd;y-B Boston A. a, trial bouts;
to; Johnny Summers IS. Bert keyes.
Silalkty A. g., New York: Cotton Eilli-
ter vs. Harry Stat II, ATLANTA. Ga: Jim
my PRICES W.. Dick Nelson. Lynansville,
K. T.: Mike BARLEY VI. Billy Johnson,
Saginaw, Mich. Young Britt VS.. Solly
Wernrih. Baltimore.
Thursday O'keefe VS.. Lee
Houck Lancaster, Pa; Canadian anna
tcur championships Toronto; Cooncy
Kelly VS.. johnny Conlon. Peoria. Ill
Willie Lewis VS.. Charley Ilitte, Olympic
A. G.. New York; bouts at Long Acre
\. C.. New York.
rriGav-Canadian amateur champion
ships Ginals). Toronto: Jim Bonner VS..
Willie Fitzgerald. Reading. Pa; Fred
Wclch VS. Pacl,ey Mcfarland. Milwau-
kae: Kid Scaler vs.. Toe Carroll, Bakers
field. Cal; Tommy Mowittt VS.. Tommy
Devlin. Hot Springs. Ark: John !. Banks
vs.. Mcbride. 145-pound championship
United States navy. Callao, Peru bouts
at Industrial ana Ontario Clubs, Phila-
deiphia-
saturday-Mke, Crwim Sullivan vs..
Stanley Ket"helI. san Francisco: Billy
Clinton vs.. kid Manning New Bedford
George Decker vs.. Matty Baldwin. Phil
adelphia: Spike Robson VS.. Grover
Hayes. Phladelphia; Boston A. A. final
and special bouts; Frank Mantell VS.. Kid
Farmer. MarySvile. Cal; John f. Butler
VS.. Peter Sweeney, anChester, n. r.
Phil McGovern VS.. Jimmy Walsh. and
other bouts, Roanoke y. c.
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SOMERSET.
- -
,JACkMAN.

The community was saddened by the
death Of Mrs. Margaret NJ. Newton.
who passed away Wednesday at nine
O'Clock in the evening. She had been
in poor health for three years. but her
condition was not considered serious
until u few days before her death, and
even then the end came sooner than
was expected. She was a woman of
strong christian character. ever ready
and willing to help the needy and the
hand Cf sympathy was extended to all.
She will be greatly missed not only in
her home and in her family. but in the
church. Ladies' Aid. Ladies' Auxiliary,
the A. Z. 5. and in all circles in which
she moved. She had been PoStma ster
at Jackman for 70 years and her kind
and genial disposition endeared her to
ALL The funeral services were held at
the CONGREGATIONAL church, Friday af-
ternoor. Rev. d. L. Pettingill offic:at-
ing, The foral offerings were many
A pillow of pinks and roses from the
A. B. s.. and a broken circle from the
Ladies Auxiliary, fifty one pinks from
the Ladies' Aid and a cross of ever
green from Mr.. A. Gilman, besides
many smaller pieces contributed by
| friends. The pail bearers were Rich
ard. Jonas, Melvin and Heman Holden
| brothers of the deceased. The inter-
nlent was in the cemetery at Moose
I, River. Mrs. Newton leaves two daugh-
tiers, who have the sympathy Of all.
sherwin Hilton is quite sick at this
| writing.
The Holden family gathered at the
home Of Richard Holden Saturday
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BASEBALL NOTES

Joe Yeager will be used as utility
man by st. Louis this year.
"Rube" Vickers has signed his 1908
contract with the Athletics.
Larry" Doyle. the Giants second
haseman, has been doing little work
on the stage.
Cincinnati has signed a pitcher by
the name of Fhleharty. What fancy
way of spelling it.
Walter Wilmon. the former Chicago
player. will coach at the University Of
Minnesota this spring.
The Pitts5urg outfeld is complete
with the exception of Tommy Leach
who has not yet signed.
Doc Scanlon. the Brooklyn pitcher
has gone South to recuperate after an
operation for appendicitis
Barney Petty. the St. Louis Browns
pitcher, runs book store. in Farming
ton, Mo, during the winter.
New York has asked for waivers on
Pitcher Mike Lynch, the Holyoile boy
who was formerly with the Pirates.
Malachi Kittredg., the former Wash
ington catcher, is to manage the
Scranton team of the New York Statt
League
Boston Globe: Sin.my Bernard o.
Sanford has been given the captaincl
ard management of the Biddefor(
baseball team, which will again entei
the Maine State League.
Gus Moran, who cftici2tcd as umpire
in the Tri-state League last season
has accepted terms offered him by
Pres. p. 7. Powers of the Easter
League for next season. Moran UNI
PRED in the Eastern League during
1905 and 1906 and was formerly on TIL
National League staff
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TRACK AND PADDOCK.

Henry Hathaway of Willimantc
has purchased the colt Of F. Nj.
Mcserve of GuiIford, which he was
winterng for him.
Charles Andrews Of oxford lost one
of his big work horses a few days ago.
This makes the fourth horse. Mr.. An
drevs has lost within the past year.
The Fort Fairfield speedway, newly
constructed. is now practically ready
for fast work 1t extends from For
est avenue to the W. A. Haines mill
pond, about a third Of q mile. Over
g. 900 barrels Of water have just been
put onto it. Some exciting races are in
prospect.
Probably. one Of the best bred and
speediest thoroughbrcds in Bangor at
the present time is the brown gcldinG
Davbreak owned by ID. l.. Sullivan OF
that city. Daybreak was bred by Mar
tin Roberts Of Bar Harbor, who sold
him as three-year-old to c. A.
Weaver Of the same place, who later
passed him into the hands Of William
c. Miller OF Bangor, Mr.. Miller kept
Daybre2k for some time, but recently
sold him to Mr.. Sullivan. Daybreal5
was SllGu pS JtoI a., WIZ - wen
know to most horsemen. He stands
153 hands high. weighs 1000 pounds
and is q seal brown gelding. Day
break has a mark OF % IA and was
second horse in 20,
Among the high-bred and fast horses
now at the stable of F. J. William
son. Lewiston, are Montpelier, a
bay gelding owned by Con Cronin.
Cronin's horse is bay gelding by
Alavol) He stands 1873, weighs 1850
and goes to the trot; a chestnut mare
by Tara tine. owned by DIR. A. I. Bow
man, which he calls Tan Tilla. She is
1872 hands, weighs 1850 pounds, goes to
the trot and is fast F. f. Chaftin has
a pair cf bay gcldings standing 1873
and weighing 2200 They are six years
old and well matched. One is a son of
Isle Dcwky Nelson. The other is by
Broadway. They step well. Mr..
Chaffin also has a bay gelding. seven
years old, 16 hands high and weighing
| 100 pounds. He is by st. Gothard,
dam by Rex Magnus. Mr.. Chaffin also
| has a big black mare, fine acting 1872
high, weighing 1900 pounds. good
| family horse. She is by son of Mel
son Brilliant. Fred Roots bay mare
| who started in the 240 class on the
| speedway this Saturday afternoon
| goes to the pace. She is by Barry
| more, dam Miller May and weighs
$50. She is one of the most attractive
horses in the two cities; Charles Dor
| rithy has Fortune, chestnut gelding
| by St. Croix, dam by Waldo Chief.
| Fortune stands 49,, weighs 1850 and
| goes to the trot. Con Estes has a fast
| bay mare that he calls Tannie by old
| Glenarm. DR.. Donovan has a standard
| bred kentucky black mare which is
| greatly admired by the horsemen; G.
| Z. Scrimegour owns gentleman's
| driver, dark bay in color and weighing
| 1000 pounds. H. A. Free, treasurer Of
the Great Department Store, finds
| much diversion from his exciting
| duties, in handling his HOO pound bay
| horse, recognized as one of tie best
| gentlemen's drivers in the city. Dan
Long has high bred, fast, straw
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EARNS SALARY EASILY.
Fiene, of Cubs, Pitched in Only Two
Games Last Season.

When it comes to getting money
easily then you will have to hand it to
Louie Fiene, the elongated pitcher Of
the White Sox.
F'iene has been with the Chicago
team the greater part of two years
and has pitched only one fu!l game,
and that a victory over Cleveland.
Last year he failed to start a single
contest, but finished few after they
had been hOpelessly lost. Big Joe
Harris drew a years salary from
Boston for losing seven games. Not
once during the entire season did Joe
annex d. victory.
BARLEY, Of Philadelphia, got his
about as easy. He lost four games foI
Connie Mack and had the derrick used
on him III six others.
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Cleveland Gives Up Grand
Circuit Dates to Kalamazoo
Alfred Shrubb Will Return TO
America In April.
Harvard and Yale May Meet Oxford
and Cambridge In July.

Cleveland. Feb. 1S.-The Cleveland
Driving Park Co. has given up the
dates assigned to Cleveland for the
Grand Circuit meeting next summer,
and President j. NJ. Johnson Of Boston
has awarded the Cleveland dates to
Kalamazoo, Mich, which was anxious
to secure a place in the Grand Circuit
at the time of the recent meeting of
the stewards in New York. Under the
new arrangement the Grand Circuit
performers will be at Kalamazoo, Aug.
8 to Z.
The stringent laws against pool sell
ing are responsible for the transfer.
The driving park will be cut up and
sold for building lots.
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New York Produce Market.

New York. Feb. H.
Fl.OI-R-Receipts "a, 2e8: exports 2lJ2;
sales 2s00: dun and nominally lower.
WHEAT Receipts 1890; sales 800; m
lures 500 spot; spot easy No. ? red 1914
elevator; No. red 91h f o b afcat.
CORN-Rnceipts 119.325: exports 1910.
SPOT cas-; No ,. GS elevator and 81 { Q ,
afoat. no white 6113 and No. yellow
Gl1a b atioat.
OATs-Receipts 1900 spot easy: mix
ed 2Gft32 lis. 51l3 natural white a6I33 lbs.
5SUel1a: Clipped white 324 10 lbs. tjGtb6.
BEEF-Guiet.
LARD-Steady. Western prime .,l5672'.
PORk-Steadq.
SUGAR-Raw. steady: fair. refining 5lI;
centrifugal sc test, 36I; molasses sugar,
% refined quiet.
BCTTEI:-Firm: receipts 12.72l; cream
cry specials Big; do held 3l12; extras 5oii
G2l: third to first. 25lt%0.
EGGS-Firm. receipts 1915: state
Penna and nearby fancy selected white
80. good to choice 26Qo9 brown and mix
ed fancy, a. first 22212M33.
POTATOES-Firn1, unchanged.
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DOINGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
BOXING NOTES

Joe Walcott and Larry Temple are
signed to bcN in Lawrence Saturday
night.
1t has Ecen settled that when Abe
Attell comes East next month he will
box at the Armory a. A, Boston
Director Murray of the Arniory "A
A. returned to Boston Monday from
New York without having engaged
owen Moran of England 10 box at the
club The manager of the English
boxer was so unreasonable in his de-
mands that Mr.. Murray declined to
talk business with him
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Oakland road Saturday. after a lingering
illness from paralysis.
Mr.. ard Mrs. c. T. Pinkham and niece,
Miss Ellen Taylor. passed the day at
Henry I. Aucker's. Feb g.
Frank Page is loading car with po-
tatoes.
A. T. Clark's hay press is pressing the
hay in the south part Of the town.
The many friends Of James c. Scates
will he pleased to learn that he is 50 far
recovered from the operation attending
tie loss Of his eye as to be able to be
out again.
watch was burned last fall and is row
ready to do saving for his customers.
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POWER BOAT ASSOCIATION
WILL CHANGE SOME RULES

New York. Feb 1S.-When the
American Power Boat Association
holds its annual meeting at the
Waldorf Astoria on Feb. %. changes
in classification and measurement
rules will be acted upon. From the
nominating committee the following
names for the association officials
have been received: President. J. Nor
ris Oliphant Thousand Islands Yacht
Club: treasurer. Arson B. Cole, Man
hasset Bay Yacht Club; Measurer, II.
J. Giclow. Atlantic Yacht Club; eX-
ecutive committee: DIR. T. V. Rowe,
Tarrytown Yacht Club: n. ID. Ohm
sted. Hartford Yacht Club: y. J.
Muschmann. Jamaica Ray Yacht Club;
w. NJ. Bicling, Bensonnurst Yacht
Club
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston, Feb Is.
FLOUK-Urchanged spring patents ). y
G5.SD.
CORN-U nchanrei: No. ? yellow e..
OATS-Unchanged; No. clipped white
591.M6n.
HAY-Oriet: choice 200.
MILL FEED-Quiet; spring tran g.
Gn61a
MINED FEED-27 oo02o50
PORK-Dull; medium 16.25I16.JC.
LAPD-Higiler 9is.
i3FFF-Steady: whole cattle sat-.
LANRSSteady, spring 11a@13I4.
NFALS- Steady, 1zGlH,-
RI-TTFR-Firm, Northern 32Gf73
CHEFSE-Firlr York state 15ml6Z
icGGS-Finn. choice 25026; Western Z
Q.2Z
APPLES-Cuict, No. Baldwna 2G2.225.
POTATOFS-Quiet. Maine white $.
SUGAR--Steady on q basis Of &c for
granulatel
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night. where a very pleasant evening
was spent.
NORRIDGEWocK.
Eta YpatOn is q little better at this
writing.
Rert Baker and Charles Hilton are
under quarantine for scarlet fever.
Both families are doing well,
Harry Morrow passed away Feb. >
after a critical illness with scarlet
fever. Beautiful floral offerings We're
made BY his schoolmates and teacher.
He will be greatly missed by his be
reayci father and mother
Mr. Meader has moved his portable
mill from Oak hill to Norridgcwock
village. He has the promise OF quite
large amount of lumber to saw
Tom Hogan and Frank Paddams are
hauling large lot of lumber. Mr..
MeaGer expects to get to saving in a
few DAYS.
Mrs. Will Moor has returned to her
work in the corn shop after caring
for three weeks for her daughter
Maude, who has had a severe case of
scarlet fever.
Mrs Bert Merron has received a let
lcr from her sister-in-laU, Mrs. An
ME Brasdon. saying there was sew
eral severe cases OF scarlet fever in
Melroae, Mass, with several deaths.
Charles and Henry Whiting are do,
Ing quite a good business buying
calves and cattle Of all kinds anC
shipping them TO Brighton. They have
also shipped several carloads Of hogs
for which they received a good profit
Farmers have their ice nearly all in
1t is Of fine quality.
Joe Vaughan is quite sick.
Lewis Gile has sold his horse Il
parties in Boston. Mrs Gile is stop.
ping with her sister, Mrs. Milford lib.
| belts. in Norridgewock. while Mr.. Gilt
| takes his horse to its new owner.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE
PLAYERS WHO HAVE SIGNED.

Secretary John Fl. Farreirs latest
bulletin has the following information
concerning the New England League:
Contracts signed-With Lowell. Frank
f. Murphy, NJ. G. Harris, John V. Col
Teton; with Lawrence, Arthur May
bohm, Thomas f. Devine, Henry j.
Christ, George w. Lynch; with Wor-
cester, j. II. Wallace. Andrew 3.
Owens, Charles J. Kean, David ].
Pickett, John McInnis, Henry c. Coffin.
Terms accepted: With Worcester,
d. Whalen; with Haverhill, E. Perkins,
r. Casmill. Charles Hebert, l.. Barry,
G. Donaher. H. Billet, f. Courtney;
with BrCckton, Sam Cobean."
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JOE JEANETTE KNOCKS
OUT COLE OF TRENTON.

New York. Feb. 1G.-Joe jeanette of
this city knocked out George Cole Of
Trenton. y J.. in the fourth round at
silly Elmcr's Consolidated \. c. Mon
day night jeanette was the aggreSsor
from the beginning. In the other bouts
Felix Leroy won from jack McGuigan
Jack Farrell defeated Joe Cans of New
York. Sailor Kelly was disqualified in
the first round of his fight with Joe
Rcdell for rough work. and Fred Dip
pies Won from Young Dixon.
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JONES TELLS YALE PLAYERS
OF 1903 BASEBALL PLANS

New Haven. Conn, Feb iS.-PlanS
for the Yale baseball campaign of 1908
were outlined Monday night by Capt.
Tad Jones to the 50-odd candidates
who reported in the trophy room Of
the gymnasium. Capt. Jones talked
plainly about what he expected of the
men. and Walter Camp. head of Yale's
athletic advisory board. followed with
n few suggestions. James Thornton,
manager of the nine also talked q
while
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-19

Beals C. Wright. former national
tennis champion and a member of
three American tHnnis teams which
made ursucceslfgl 7.tempts to recover
the Davis int.lil,l. sal cup. announc-
ed Tuesday that .Ia would be unable
20 join in arotlI.: effort to win the
cup Mr.. Wright believes that young
er players should he selected to cap
ture the trophy from the Australians.
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COUNTY NEWS.
KENNEBEc.
READFIELD.

The entertainment given by the O.
s. 3. Society last week was decided
success and a full hall greeted the IA
dies of the order.
a number Of people from here were
at kents Hill at the Senior reception
on Friday evening of last week
Hon. and Mrs. +. O. Ryder of Bangor
were in town few days las; week and
sold some Of the furniture and 9th or
things left by his mother, the late Mrs
Betsey Ryder. The Ia use has been sold
to Walter Williams.
Tho Readfield Grange observed Sat
lrday last as Lincoln day
Some of the farmers here predict a
short hay crop this year
Nearly all here have their ice crop
harvested.
VASSALBORO.
Nedville Goliath Of Augusta is sick
at his fathhr's home i'll this place. He is
accompanied by his wife and little son.
Miss Helen Low. who has been yer!
I'll. Is now improving
Mrs. n, A. Luce is quite sick with tn
srir.
r. W. Pitts went to South Pittsto,
Sunday to attend tue funeral of Capt
George F. Jewctt
Miss Belle Cot of Sidney closed he
second term of school in this distric
Friday. Hiss Golf is fine teacher an
her efforts are much appreciated by bot
parents and scholars.
Rev. ]. =. Young. pastor Of the Cor
cregational church in this place. went I
Bangor Monday to attend the annui
Convocation week at the Bangor Semir
AIRY.
READElEID.
AIRS. Alice Morrow returned to hi
home from Kents Hill Saturday. whe
she has been several weeks caring f,
mrs Susan Thompson. who is much in
proved from her late illness
l. s. Butler and daughter Clara. wi
nave been visiting relatives IN uanco,
county for several weeks. returned
eneir home Saturday.
e. and Mrs WIN Lora and son En-,
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SToRKE REFUSES TO
SIGN WITH PIRATES.

Pittsburg. Feb. 1S.-The Pittsburg
club has received severe setback.
Allan j. Storke. third baseman. now
student at Harvard Law school. re-
turned his contract for 1908 unsigned.
declaring he had decided to remain at
Harvard until he is graduated on
June 49,
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TY COBB AGREES TO COACH
GEORGIA UNIVERSITY

Detroit, Mich. Feb. 1S.-It seems to
be definitely settled that "Ty" Cobb
will not report to Jennings for spring
training. Word was received here that
he has reached an agreement with
Georgia. University whereby he is to
coach the baseball squad there until
April !.
Then if the Detroit club does not
come to his terms. or at least make
some concessions. he viii continue at
the college until vacation time.
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BOXING.
Terry McCovern Will Re-
turn to the Ring.
Joe Jeanette knocks Out
George Cole al New York.
Sheriff Attaches the Receipts at a
Philadelphia Club.

Boston, Feb. 1S.-Terry McGovern
boxer. and William H. Hothwell,
young Corbett), hacker, will be the
title of a new ring firm 20 DC launched
III a few weeks. Monday Terry Mccoy
ern announced from the Howard stage
that he will rc-enter the ring again and
to prepare properly will go South with
the New York Giants on Feb. 26 or
March =
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Lambroas A. Coromilas, the first
minister Of Greece to come to the
United States. is one Of the most
interesting figures in the diplomatic
circles at Washington. He is a great
grandson of the famous Greek patriot
OF the same name. Minister Coro-
milas has himself had some wartime
adventures, having been captured py
the Turks during the Eastern
Roumelian trouble in 1885. He speaks
English fiuently and is extremely fond
of history.
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JiGGS DONAHUE HURT
IN AUTOMOBILE CRASH.

Chicago. Feb. 1S-John "Jiggs'
Donahue. star first baseman for the
White Sox, was badly hurt Monday n
q collision of automobiles. His head
crashed through glass wind shield
and his face was severely lacerated. He
was taken to his home. swathed in
bandages.
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SUBSTITUTE BOWLERS
WIN CHAMPIONSHIP

Cincinnati, Feb. 1S.-Although they
had appeared as substitutes for the ma
tional bowling champions, Smith and
Dunbar of the Corinthians, Newark, n
j., have won the international two-mrn
championship.
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Chicago Produce Market.

chicago. fcn. -
WHEAT sold today At q1c.. \ n",N l"M-
loss on the May option for the day was
113Ci:t. Corn is Up u. oats are off aac.
Provisions arc M 712Ql121=c.
WiIEAT-May Ga: July SSIls: Sept. 81
COPN-Nav 50: July q; Sept. 5>7s.
OATS-NIay old 52as: May rev 5"ia; July
old ISL. Iuly new 1875.
MESS PORK--May Il3l13 July H.'o.
SHORT RIBS-M:ty 6.45. July 81
FIOJ-R-Weak. No. . spring wheat lnIM
1C5; No. 95Ml0i; No red, &lrfl9l y"
corn 51ML: No. > yellow. 5SIa9 No Z
oats 20: No. 3 white 49-sGt52; No. W.. Is:
fair to choice mailing barley SoQ&: No |
Northwestern flax III; prime Timothy seed
49,
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berry roam. d. z. Parln has a bay
mare standing is hands and weighing
1919 that is as finely bred as any in
the city. She is by Burleigh, son Of
Nelson and her grand dam was by
Hambletonian 10.
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An international exposition is con-
templated, to be held in Brussels,
which, while it will be of a very
general nature, will be largely devoted
to electrical matters. A special hall
win be devoted to the exhibition Of
small motors and Appliances made
use of in household practice The
exhibition grounds will occupy 200
acres adjoining the Bots de Cambre.
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SHERIFF ATTACHES RECEIPTS
AT PHILADELPHIA CLUB.

Phil2de:phia, FEB. 1S.-Only two
preliminary bouts had been held at
the Spring Garden a. c. monday night
when deputy sheriff attached the re-
ccipts and the show was called of. Joe
sSeiger Of Denver and Johnny Doughcr-
t. were to have met in the windup.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago Feb. Is.
CATTLE Receipts 4:oon market, steady
to strong steers 5.26G6.25.
HCGS-Receipts o1,ro0; market active
to &. higher, choic heavy shipping 1850
44-
SHEEP-Receirts estimated at about
1000; market steady. sheep i11ff5.0g,
lambs 6G6.90; ycarlines 5.Go06.4o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-19
New York Cotton Market.

New York, Feb IS.
Cotton SPOT closed quiet 10 points high
CT. Niddlng uplands 1i.45; do Gulf. ll-Io'
no sales.
Galveston. steady 11h: Charleston; firm
IL; Memphis. uqiet l12i; New Orleans
steady. II e-16: Savannah. quiet IFS
Consolidated; Diet receipts Tor tour DAYS
6i.9S6
Exports to Great Britain 33.5Sl: EXPORT
to France 1925: exports to Continent o.
75S: stock I'll, 242