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The Washington herald., 1908-04-25
SENT TO PENITENTIARY.
Seventeen Prisoners, Convicted OF
Various Offenses, Go TO Atlanta.

Seventeen prisoners were sent to the
Federal penitentiary at Atlanta, Ca, by
Warden Harris. of the District jail. yes
terday. The mems terms vary from
three to fifteen years Imprisonment
The names, offenses, and sentences OF
the prisoners are as follows:
John H NARROW. robbery, fifteen years;
John Howard, assault TO kin, fifteen
years, George Shreeve. robbery, ten
years; Frank Lee. assault with a danger
Gus weapon, ten years; Lloyd Thomas,
housebreaking, ten years; Joseph T.
Taylor, robbery, ten years; James Will
Jams, robbery, ten years; William Bird,
robbery, eight years; James Butler.
housebreaking, eight years. William
Hawkins, assault with a dangerous
weapon, five years: Harry Scott, house
breaking, five years: William Dorsey.
housebreaking. five years; Henry Powell.
housebTeaking. five years; Fred Slaugh-
ter, assault with dangerous weapon, four
years; Emery Wright HOUSEKEEPING and
larceny, three years; William Henson,
housebreaking and larceny, three years,
and Edgar Fisk, housebreaking and lar
ceny, three years
The Washington herald., 1908-04-25
PENNSYLVANIA GETS EVEN
Down University Of Virginia in Sec
ond Game of Series.
QuakeFs show Some sharp FieIdz
inE-Takes Lead In the
Fifth Inning.
Special to The Washington Herald.

SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald
Charlottesville, Va, April 24-PennsyI-
vania evened up with Virginia for yester-
days defeat by capturing tO-day's game
TO 3.
The Quakers put up a sharp fielding
game and batted in good form, Londri-
gan getting four hits out of five times
up. They took the lead In the fifth in
ming by some heady work on the bases,
and were never overtaken. One run was
added in the eighth on hits by Londrigan
and PauXtis. and two IN the ninta on
coTking drives by Thayer and Londri-
gan.
With Thorn on first in the third inning,
the Virginia pitcher CSusOng) made d
home-run drive. The only other run made
by Virginia came in the ninth. when
Susong laced out long single TO center,
scoring Pearson. The roOters appeared
to have the Quaker twirIer (Simpson) up
in the air in the ninth, when, with one
down, he issued three passes 10 FIRST.
Susong was retired on strikes, however,
and Honaker fOuled out TO Pauxtis.
Grandstand catches were made by
Corkran and Spring for Pennsylvania
and by Capt. Hen and Hume for Vir-
ginia
The score:
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STALLINGS HITS UMPIRE.
Newark Manager Comes TO Blows
with Eastern League Arbiter.

Nework, April 4-Manager George
.StaIIings, Of the Newark club. and Um-
pire Sullivan came to blows after the
game between the Newarks and Bufa-
tlos yesterday afternoon. StaTings didn't
like SuIlivan's decision on Pitcher Frill,
and proceeded to lecture Sullivan when
he went to the umpire's dressing-room.
Hot words were exchanged, followed by
blows, Stallings using his fists, while Sui
livan used a catcher's mask as a weapon.
Several blows were exchanged before the
men We're separated, and neither was
badly damage. The police escorted Sui
Ivan TO a car and Stallings went to the
clubhouse. He refused TO talk Of the af-
fair. but Sullivan said he would forward
the facts TO President Powers.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-25
Penn,s s,vImming Team WIN.

Chicago. H., April 4-The swimming
team of the University of Pennsylvania,
champions of the East, added the Amer
lean college championship to their belt
by downing the team of Chicago Univer-
sity here last night by the score OF % to
IS. Penn outclassed their Western op-
ponents, and the Maroon watermen have
won the Western title with ease.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-25
TO-DAY's GAMES.

Boston at Washington.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Chicago at st. Louis.
New York at Philadelphia.
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A"tdt-.s-s.s- = II
'Eatted fer Reuibaeh 81 ninth.
tBattCd for Slsgle IN ninta
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Earned runs-Boston, 3. First base by
errors-Washington ?; Boston. l. Left
on bases-Washington 5, Boston. 8. First
base on balls-On Falkenberg, .: off
Gates. 3; off Young, l. Innings pitched
By Falkenberg. 1; by Gates, 5. Hits
made-Oh FalkenbeTg, Z, off Gates, s.
Struck out-By Falkenberg, l; by Gates.
l. by Young, l. Three base hits-Wag-
neT, Lord. LapOTte. TwO-base hit-Mc-
Hale. Stolen base-Gessle-. Double
plays-Delehanty TO Shipke; Mcbride to
Freeman to Street. Wild pitch-Cates.
Umpire-Mr Connolly. Time Of game-1
hour and 45 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-25
WILL PLAY GALLAUDET.
Western Maryland VIII Stack Up
Against Old Rivals To-day.

Two old rivals, Gallaudet and Western
Maryland College, meet at Kendall Green
this afternoon. The game will commence
at 2:15 sharp TO enable Western Mary
land 20 catch a train
Birch is slated to twirl for Gallaudet,
A shift has been made in the GaIlaudet
infieId, Cooper now being at first O'Don-
nell at second, and ". Bell at short.
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KELLEY'S MEN WIN GAME.
Perfect Fielding Helps Boston Down
the Quaker Outfit.

Boston, April 2A-Hoch's wildness in
the seventh inning to-day put the locals
in the lead after an uphill fight.
Perfect fielding by Boston prevented
Philadelphia from scoring more runs.
Magee, Bates, Ritchey, Dahlen, and Nc
Gam played fine ball. Attendance, 3,054.
Score;
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CLEVELAND, Q; DETROIT, /.
joss Holds Tigers Down 10 Four
Hits, Only One Counting.

Cleveland. April Z4-Only one Of De-
troits four hits of joss to-day counted
Crawford's triple in the seventh-which
resulted in the Tigers lone tally. Cleve-
land made two, getting only three hits
off Mullin. In the first ]. Clarke singled,
Bradley sacrificed. and Stovall singled.
scoring Clarke. In the sixth Mullin hit
Bradley, Stoyal advanced him on an out
and Coushlins bad throw to first on
Lajoie's drive let Bradley score. Craw-
ford's score in the seventh after he tri-
pied was a gift, l. Clarke hitting him 10
run him down. Attendance, 3,25L The
score.
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TRACK TEAM IS OFF.
GaIlaudet Runners VIII Compete In
Penn's Relay Carnival.

The Gallaudet College track team
leaves for Philadelphia this morning 10
run in the University of Pennsylvania re-
lay carnival this afternoon.
The Kendall Green athletes viii start
on the extreme outside position in a field
Of eight teams. Gallaudet is cIassed with
Franklin and Marshall. Delaware, Gettys-
burg. Pratt Institute, Maryland Agricul-
tural College, St Johns of Annapolis
and West Chester Normal The Gallau-
det quartet consists of the veterans
Tomlinson and Kutzler and two new men,
Davis and Preston.
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TO-DAYs GAMES.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York.
st. Louis at Pittsburg.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
sTANDING oF - II
Chicago. April 4-Campben pItched

Chicago, April 4.-Campbell pitched
wonderful game for the Reds to-day
until the ninth inning, when the cham
pions made a desperate rally and came
near tying up the score.
Lundgren was hit hard and run of the
slab in six innings Attendance, $500.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-25
HIGH SCHOOL DATES CHANGED.
Revision Required because of Con-
flicting Dates.

Owing TO the conflicting dates with the
Union League Club, the schedule OF the
High School League as originally drafted
has had TO be revised, and the opening
date set for Friday, May /, on which
date a double-header viii be played be-
tween Business and Eastern and West
ern and Technical. The first game will
be called at 2.30 o'clock
The athletic association has not de-
cided upon an umpire as yet, but has
two or three good men under considera-
ton.
The revised schedule follows:
May 1-Busness vs.. Eastern; Western rs Tochni-
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Advent Athletic Club and United States
Army Stars viii clash this afternoon on the former
grounds North Capitol and Adams Streets at 5
O'Clock. The lineup; Tense or Weyrich. pitcher
Seaton. Brayshaw. or Fielder catcher; Lowe. right
field; " NARROW, center field; John NARROW, left
field; Burkhoff shortstop; White third base;
Michael, second base; Hsislip, first base
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Left on bases-St Louis, g. Chicago, g. First
base 0n haIls-On Waddell on Smith. Struck
out-By WaddelI r by SMITH. G. Two-base hit
Wallace. Sacrifice hits-Stone. Donohue. Stolen
bases-C. Jones' Ferris Dougherty. Double pay
Ferris TO T. Jones Hit by pitCher-By Waddell
l. Umpires-AfessTs. Evans and Egau. Time Of
game-l hour and s. minutes. Attendauce-SIo.
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GIANTS AGAIN OUTPLAYED.
Brooklyn Shows Superior Inside
Work and at Bat.

New York, April 4.-The Brooklyns
outplayed the New Yorks again to-day
especially With the bat and at inside work
Pastorius was a mystery for the locals,
while Brooklyn got away with num-
Der of title chop hits. Score.
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BROOKLAND, 4; BUSINESS, 0.
sullivan Has Better of Pitchers
Battle with Gregory.

Business High school bumped INTO a
shut-out yesterday in an interesting game
with Brookland on the grounds Of the
latter team. Score to 0.
Il was a pitchers battle, with the ad-
vantage in favor of Sullivan, who kept
the hits we'll scattered. Errors by the
stenographers in the third inning contrib
uted somewhat 10 the result
To-day the Columbia Athletic Club
nlaNS AT Brookland. Score:
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ELBERFELD'S ERROR COSTLY.
Athletics Win Out After "A Twelve
inning Battle.

Philadelphia April 2L-It took twelve
innings 10 decide to-day's game between
the Athletics and the New YoTJs, and but
for Elberfelds slight tumble of Hartsers
groundeT, which enabled the fleet-foOted
"Topsy to gain first, they might have
been playing yet
Il was a battle royal between Bender
and Glade Scnra.
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Totals. c szH 1 Totals.
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STAGE HANDS TO PLAY.
Strong Men of Chase's and Kernan's
Meet on Diamond.

strong Wen OF OnaSe'A anu hernan's
Meet on Diamond.
The stage hands Of Chases' and Ker-
mans viii tomorrow morning play their
annual game Of baseball on the White
Lot
Following is the lineup of the team
representing Chase's Theater; Smith,
second base; Thompson, center field; En-
MS, left field; Tilley, first base; Sheed,
pitcher; Weston. third base; Schrode
short stop; Lotus, right field; Gallagher
catcher.
The team representing Kernan's is: Por-
ter. catcher; Cooper, pitcher; Marsh, first
base; Jardner. second base; Russ. short
stop; Leland. third base; Blask. left field
Snow. center field; White. right field.
J. T. Hurley Is manager of the Chase
team and John Porter manager Of Ker-
mans. The game will be called at 10
O'Clock, and Joe Boucher VIII umpire
Only 10 cents a week, delivered at
your door-the daily issues Of The Wash
ingtOn Herald. Phone Main $500.
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RICHMOND, 4; DANvILLE, 2.
Losers Hit the BAN, but Drop Game
Because of Errors.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Richmond, IL DanviIle, 2.
Lynchburg, 6; Roanoke, 4.
Portsmouth, ?; Norfolk, 2.
STAINING OF THE TEAMS
SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald.

si'eelai TO Inc washington Herald
Richmond, Va, April 24-Danville out
batted Richmond here to-day, but lost
the game on rank errors in the fifth and
eighth innings.
Doyle the big pitcher recently returned
from the Chicago Americans. pitched
great ball. allowing but three scattered
singles, while Revelle was hit seven
times for a total OF ten bases
Only eight of the Richmond players
got as far as first base. Umpire Wester-
Welt was way of IN his decisions, but for
tunately neither side was sighted. The
score:
r. II. Z
Richmond ....... 90 OO2x4 4
Danyille- 0 / 0 % 3
Batteries-Richmond, Revelle and CoEan; Dan
vile. Walsh and Eyan
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Iotals...... l9'1o y ) Totals---.-.-. y z U
swimming soosed with two out.
New York...-........0 ! 0 0 0 90
Philadelphia. @ 0 o o Is
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WHITEWASH DREYFUSS CREW.
ST. Louis Cardinals Capture Close
Game in Pittsburg.

Pittsburg, April 24.-In a pretty game
to-day st. Louis shut Pittsburg out to 0.
Raymond outpitched Young. when hits
meant runs. There was almost a riot in
the eighth inning, when Umpire Rigler
called Clarke out at first Clarke thought
himself safe.
There were runners on second and third
at this time and the decision meant much
either way. Attendance. 3.55S Score:
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-tted for Craadan in The eighth inning.

Let on bases-New 11Tk, 5; BTookiyu, {. Flrst
base on bans-Of CTandall 2; OF Pastorius. l.
Struck out-By CTaudan. 4. by PsstoTius J. Two
base hit-Hummel. Sacrifice hits-Bridweil. Slsloneg
Hmmel. Stolen bases-D0uin t. Bresnahan. Pat
tee jordan. Aipemau. Hit b. pitcher-By Pas
toTiss J. Wild pitcb-CTandau Umpire-Messrs
Ensle and Ruddy. Time Of sameI hour and Is
minutes
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Newark-Buffalo. Il Newark. 2
At Baltimore-BaltimoTe. 6; Montreal, g.
At Jersey City-Toronto. s; Jersey City, 3
At Rochester, 4; Providence. 2
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Memphis-Memphis. 9; Mobile. 5
At Atlanta-Atlanta. &; Montgomery, O.
Birmingham vs. Nashville, rain.
Little Rock vs., New Orleans, rain.
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.BLANKED BY YOUNG.
Nationals at Mercy of Vet
eran Boston Pitcher.
FALKENBERG IS KNOCKED OUT

After Being Hammered for Seven
Hits in Four Innings, Eli Gates Is
Substituted, but Receives Poor
Support, and Red SOx Make Five
Runs-TripIe Made by Wagner.
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L-t O F577s-IIi-7s0- s. Cnclnafi- s FITst
basa on balls-oT Lundgren. 2, of Reulbaah. !; Of
Campbell. J. straek oui-By Lundgreu, ]; by Re7,l-
bach q by Campbell J. Three-bsse hit-Psskert
Two-hase hits-Hulswitt. Moran. Sacrifice nits-
Chance, Lobert lZ Kane. Stolen bases Hnggfus
Double pays-Ganzel 20 Huggins. Umpre-Alr
o Day, Time Of game-I hour and "a minutes
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Columbus-Columbus. 6; Milwaukee, O.
At Toledo-Toledo Z; Kansas City. s.
AT Indianapolis indianapolis, 2: Minneapolis, O.
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Left on bases Cleveland, 3; Detroit. S. First
base on balls MuIlin Struct out-By Joss
I: Mun 9. Three-ha hit-CrawTord. saa aee
hit-Bradley. Stolen bases-LaiOie ~. Hit by
piteheT-By Mlullin !. Umpire-Alr OLoughlin.
Time Of game-l hour aBd 20 inmates
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Mrs. w. H. HeImes Leeture..

Mrs. W. II. Holmes delivered a lecture
illustrated with stereopticoE slides on
Elizabethan and Jacobin furniture at
George Washington University, yesterday
afternoon to a small but highly attentive
audienCP
The Washington herald., 1908-04-25
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Wimington 5; Trenton, 2.
At Reading-Lancaster. 8; Reading. 3.
At HaTisbuTg-Wili Wiliiamsp0Tt. 7; Harrisburg l.
At Johnst0wn-Iohnstown. s; Altoona. 5.
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Left on hases-BOstOn. II; Philadelphia, Is. First
base on bals-Of Fiaherty, s. of Hcch :; OF
McQuillin. J. Str1cb out-By Hoch L T1ree-base
hts-Flaherty Titus OsboTne- Sacrifice hitFlshefty.
Stolen bases-Brown. Bates Double plays-Ritchey
to Dahlen 10 MoGann; Hoch % Dooln to Courtney.
Hit By pitcheT-By FlaheTty / Umpire-lir. KLEIN.
Time Of gsme-2 hours and min-tes
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Boston, z; Washington, o.
Philadelphia, 3j New York, 2.
st. Louis, 2; Chicago, 4.
Cleveland, =; Detroit, 1.
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Taken Into Camp by Garry
Herrmann's Team.
SUPERBAs WIN FROM GIANTS
IicGraw's Men OutpIayed by Patsy
DOnovan's Crew at All Points.
MeCIOskey's Cardinals Administer
Coat of Whitewash to Pirates.
Quakers Among the Losers.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Boston, 5; Philadelphia, 3.
Brooklyn, 1; New York, 1.
Cincinnati, 4; Chicago, 2.
st. Louis, B; Pittsburg, o..
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GARRISON POOL TEAM WINS.
Downs the Palace Five by 2IS to
197-BeturH Match Arranged.

The Garrison pool team last night de-
feated the Palace team by 21s 10 ls7. at
Garrison's pool parlor, in Fourteenth
street.
There were five players on each team.
and each couple played 30 points. The
results follow:
The Washington herald., 1908-04-25

First base on balls-Of Young. /; OF Raymond. l.
Struck out-By Young. 5; by Raymond. : by Hide
brand 2 Sacrifice hit-Byrue. Stolen base-Becker.
Passed ball-H0stetter Umpire-Mr. Riger Time
OF game-I hour and 50 minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-04-25
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Omaha-Omaha. 3; lincoln. 2.
At Pueblo-Sioux City, Z; Pueblo, s.
At Denver-Denyer. s Des Moines, /.
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Earned uHs-BTOokland, 2 First base By errors
Brookiaud. 8; Business. 2 Left on bases-BrO0klAnd.
2. Business l. First base on balls-0f Sullivan. /;
of Gregory 8: Of Davis. J. Innings pitched-By
Gregory. 1: by Davis J. Hits made-Of Gregory. 3.
Struck out-By sullivan 6; by Gregory, l. Two
base hit-SuliiFau. Mah0uey. Sacrifice hit-Juhan.
stolen bases-Sully, Rodler, MILDLY ~. Graves %,
Simons, Davis Naughtoa, Gregory. Wild pitch
Davis Passed baIl-GTsTes. Time Of game-l hour
and 20 minutes
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WADDELL TRIMS THE S0X.
Poor Judgment in Field Costs Chi
cagO the Game.

st. Louis. April 4-St Louis defeated
Chicago here to-day in the opening game
Of the season, 2 to J.
Poor judgment in fielding was what
proved the deciding feature, Chicago al
lowing two flies to fail safe. which should
have been OUts Scorp-
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shoemakers Down Roanoke.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Roanoke, Va. April A-Lynchburg
turned the tables on Roanoke to-day and
took the second game of the series by a
score Of 6 10 T. The Shoemakers did bet
ter all-around team work than the locals.
and piled Up three runs in the eighth.
Score:
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Left on bases -PennsylTania, 5: Virginia, 4 First
base on balls-Of Simpson. 5; OF Sus0ng l. Struck
out-By Simpson, 2; By Sus01g. s. Home run-Su-
song. Two-base bils-LoniTEan r. Walker Stolen
bases-Thayer, Spring (2l. LondTigan Cabaniss. I'm.
pre-Mr Belts Tine Of game-2 hours and p min-
utes.
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OTHER GAMES.

At Charlottesville Pennsylvania, s. Virginia, 5
At South Orange y. g.-Seaton Han, 6; Trinity, s
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AfA on la1c1-NrH loIhs o. EulWlfltA4as =.
First base on halls-OH Bender. of Glade 2 Struck
ogt-By Bender 8 bv Glade. Three-hase hit-Niles
Two-hsse hts-Keeler. Chase %. Nichols. Sacrifice
bits-Nies, kseler Coury %, Nichols. Davis.
0dTing stolen hsses-Stahl Chase Hemphili.
Double p,ay-Cohus 20 Murphy 70 Davis. Hit By
pitcher-By Bender /; by Glade. l. Umpires-
Messrs Sheridan and Hurst. Time of game-2
hours and % minutes. Attendanoe-6.sl6.
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The same teams play at the Palace
Tuesday night
The Washington herald., 1908-04-25
Fight a Drnwn BattIe.
b L. Washinrton Herald.

Special 70 The washington Herald.
Norfolk, Va. April 24-Portsmouth
made two runs in the ninth inning this
afternoon, and made the score a tie, 2
to ?. The weakening of Bertram was
responsible for The runs. Vial struck out
seven men. The feature was the batting
Of Haas for Norfolk. Score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-01
Comma Events in Maine.

Julv 2s-York County Republican Con-
Vention. -.
Aug. annual Reunion of Sd Me- Inf.
Aug. $-asIMainc c. f. Summer School
at CharleStOWn.
Aug. Gath reunion of Sons and Daush-
ters OF Nathan Hale 1T ;'rlln%Vait.
Aug. Especial Fourth District Rephb-
lican convention. Bangor.
Aug. 11-12-F.leventh Maine ReGimental
Association Reunion at Bans"r
Aug. l. ~Arnual reunion Of 18th Maine
Hegt ut WaterNile.
Aug 12-Annual Reunion. Monmouth
Academy.
Aug. lc-13-Reunion Eighth Maine Regi-
mental Association.
Aug. 12-13-Fitth Maine Regiment. Peaks
Island.
Aug. 12-13-Annual convention Maine
County Commissioners in Augusta.
Aug. ~ Mechanic Falls Advent
Campneeting.
Aug. Is 1920 Cornish. Cornish.
Aug. 19-Reunion of Students Of I.itch-
field Academy. Litchtield Corner.
Aug. l?-Annnal Reunion 32d Maine Reg
mental Association. Lake Grove
House. East Auburn.
Aug. % Annual Reunion 18th Maine
Regimental Association. Clinton
Aug. 5-26-AndrOScOggin County, AT
LiVermOre Falls.
Aug. 2l-3l-East Livemore Campmeet-
ing.
Aug 21-26--Freeport Agricultural Soci-
Aug. s. 26-27-as-Eastern Maine Fair.
Sept. $3.50 Oct. South Kennelec Fair
Aug. 29~30-Annual Convention of the
Deaf Mutes of Maine, Biddeford.
Aug. 21Sept 1-2-3-4-Centia al Maine Fair,
Waterville.
Sept. 1913 Northern Maine Fair,
Presque Isle.
Sept 2-Pownal Centennial Celebration.
Sept. 4-G-Maine State Convention at
AUGUSTA.
Sept 7-s-9-1O- Maine State Agricultural
tair, Lewiston.
Sept. S-9-!0-IIancock County Fair, Blue
Sept 1910 Waldo County Fair. Belfast.
Sept 15-l6-Central Washinton Fair. Ma
sept: 15.1s-17-waldo and Penobscot
Sept l5-1G-l7- oxford County Fair,
South Paris.
Sept 15-lG-l7- Somerset Central Fair.
Skowheean
Sept. 15-1G-l7-Kennebec County Fair.
Readiield.
Sept 6-17-Cumberland County Fair,
Cor ham.
Sept 11-1S-19-East Somerset Fair, Hart
Sept. % % northumberland Farmers
Club. w Cumberland
Sept. 22-2%-24-Bridgton Farmers Club,
;5ridston.
Sept. ~ 3-24-North Knox Fair. Union.
Sept. e9-Richmond Farmers Club,
Richmond
Sept. 29-3e--Unity Park Association,
Unity.
Sept. % 30, Oct 1-Franklin County Fair,
Pennington.
Sept o9-30- North Hancock Fair, Am
herSt
Sept. 9-30-New Gloucester and Danville
Agricultural Association at Now Glou-
ceSter.
Sept. 1870. Oct West Oxford Fair
Fryehurg.
Oct f-1-S-I.incO1n County Agricultural
and Horticultural Society, DamariScotta.
Oct. 13- i4-l5-Sagadahoc County Fair,
Torsham
Oct. 21-2:-Annual Meeting Of the Maine
Federation of Women's Clubs Port
lana.
oct. s-2s-Conference Of Charities and
Correttio Waterville.
Dec. S-,10-Freeport Poultry, Freeport
Dec. 14-17-Annual Meeting Of the Maine
State Grange, Waterville.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-01

If will he remembered that a few
DAYS ago a paragraph was printed IN
the Journal which told of an Augusta
nhvsician who had intended !" Spehd
q day with party of friends on t'lp
IN the SeaShore on the steamer island
or but arrived on the wharf little late
and saw the steamer pass on her way
down river. 1t was supposed at the
time that the story was complete IN
one chapter but it has just transplreu
that there was another chapter when
was not given out. When the doctor
found that he was left he hurried up
to Wafer street and took the O'CLOCK
car for Hallowell. thinking that ne
coujd head the steamer of at that
mort. but she was logging It faster
than the car. having had start OF
about five minutes. and when the car
reached Hallowell the steamer mad
gone. The doctor thought that there
was one more chance left by gong 10
Gardiner. and having the assurance OF
the conductor that the car would yet
ovartake the steamer he concluded TO
make the trial. Ordinarily it is SAID, the
car would have reached Gardner IN
sea son to connect with the steamer, nut
down in Farmingdale there was
truCk team broken down on the rail-
road track and the car had to wait 10
minutes for the team to get OUT OF the
way, and the race was on.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-01

The commssary department of the
National Guard of the state mas ar
rived in the city and the members are
now busily engaged in getting things
into readiness for the coming OF the
soldier boys next Monday morning.
Those who have arrived are Col. Ed
ward j. Mayo OF FoNcroft c"mmlssary
general on the staff of the Governor
Capt. Fred r. Spear, commissary OF
the 1st Infantry. and Lieuts. Ralph w.
Brown. LeRoi S. Siphers and Ralph F..
pailey battalion adiutant and quar-
termasters of the same regiment; OF the
I'd Infantry are Capt. Blaine owen,
commssary. and Lieuts. James F. Bag
lev, Irwin f. Thomas and James w.
Hanson. battalion quartermaster ana
commissaries. The stores arrived Fri
dav and the work of getting them to
the campgrornd was begun at once.