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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-09
MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
The Leading Stocks.

New York, Jan. S-Events To-Day con-
fir:ned the doubts which began 10 MANI
fest themsclI es Yesterday over tne opera :
tons for a present rise in stocks ana
they were practically abandoned. some
natural reaction followed which the sell
ing out of disappointed speculalors VINO 70
had bought in hopes of an extension OF
the advance hut the backward t1orement
was moderate. measured by the extent
Of the previous Euy ing and the advances.
The action of the Northern Pacific di-
rectors in declaring only the regular
quarterly dividend proved particularly
disconcerting to n bull party in The spec
claims for ir side information OF an M
tended distribution of 10 per cent. in eX-
ira dividends. The continuation OF yes
tcrGay's rumors of an intended RECEIVER
ship for the Chicago & Great western
revised misgivings OF further damage 10
be suffered from the financial crisis and
the resulting reaction. The syhpatneiic
effect of this news was most marked on
the stocks of companies supposed 10 De
in a similar condition of financial need.
The cOalerS were sustained to some eN-
tent today by reports of probable con.
gressional relief from the requirement
for Investment of ownership of coal prop
transported in December also was help
to the group. Renewed intimations OF
the shaping of q government suit Tor dls-
solution of the Hartman railroad merger
weighed on these stocks. There was a
turn against short interest liz Ameri-
can Sugar after the stockholders meet
ing and the market enjoyed rally IN
Bonds We're irregular. Total sales, PAL
value o,72c 600. United States As regis
tered advanced a and the coupons Y pei
cent. on call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-09
CHARLIE HICKMAN REFUSES
TO PLAY BALL WITH TOLEDO.

Washington. Jan. %.-Ch2rlie flick-
man. the hard hitting outficldcr whom
cleveland secured from the Chicago
Americans. says that II" will quit
baseball forever should they send him
10 Toledo.
Every one knows that my heart =
in Cleveland" s,aid Hickman, and
that would rather play ball there
than in any town in either Of III" nig
league circuits. AS Tor Toledo. | would
not go there under amy circumstances
Armour and | can not get along to-
xether. | refused once t. play under
his management. and | hav" decided
to quit the game should Cleveland
ATTEMPT to send me to her farm.
am getting tired Of being shifted from
one town to the other. and my friends
may hear any day that my baseball
career Is over. One fact is certain.
will never play minor leagueball. If
am not fast enough for the big leagues
then I will quit. / have put lot OF
Of money in my sporting goods store
and may decide to take care Of my
interests here while my partner. Doc
White. il on the road"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-09
DUE NEXT MONDAY.
Business Will Boom When Kelley Ar
rives at The Hub.

Boston, Jan. S.-Manager Joe Kelley
is expected here on Monday next is
the latest bulletin from National
League headquarters, and then there
viii be something doing on news of the
spring trip place for practice down
South and on contracts. Joe WAS eX-
pected about Friday, but this is the
latest. Yesterday Secretary John
Dovey was quite surprised when Young
Cy Young called. The sOuth-paw said
he was in good shape and working at
his trade of machniSt. He il ready
and willing to sign whenever the con-
tract Is handed to him.
President Dewey spent quite good
deal Of time at the office yesterday
nnd il rapidly rounding into his old
form. Now he is looking forward to
the spring trip SO as to get into good
shape.
Tony Marsh. who is ono Of The clubs
regulare as 10 has been since II" could
unlerStrnd tire national game. -
reGhy to hecone 4 roller rol" "ntlls-
siast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-09
BELMONT is EXPECTED
TO BOX AT LEWISTON

Lewiston. Me-, jan S.--After all AL
belmont Of Boston will be the star
attraction Of the next boxing match
to be put on by the Lewiston athletic
Club. and in all probability he VIII
be matched against Freddie G'Brien
of Chelsea. The match. however, will
not he ON Friday, the 18th. but on
Thursday, The 23d.
A letter was received from Don
naruma. Delmont's manager, Wednes-
day. stating that he could come to
Lewiston on that date, and it is be-
lieved that without doubt O'Rrien will
ne able to he here. Word has been
sent to Steve Mahoncy, O'Briens man
ager. and an answer is expected at any
time.
The action in postponing the match
was taken rather than put on any
lesser lights than belmont and OBrien.
The same preliminaries planned for the
earlier match will be given.
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DOINGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
BOXING.

Portland, Me-, Jan. BARLEY Con-
molly of Portland had the better of
Belfeld Walcott of Boston in a six
round bout at the Pastime Athletic
Club here Tuesday night.
The Boston man did not hit ali effec-
tive blow in the six rounds. Connolly,
with his longer reach. kept him at Il
distance while he pounded Walcotts
head with his right. Connolly began
the fifth With u smashing right 20 Wal
colts head, which spun the Boston man
around and followed this with a hard
right - the stomach, which distressed
Walcotr. Unable to land swing or
reach Connolly with a lead, Walc0tt
clinchcd ard tried to send lett AMI
right COLTS TO the jaw
Most Of these were blocked. The
referee stopped the first preliminary
between Spider Carry and Jack Doyle
both Of Portland, in the third round
The boys LOST their temper. Doyle was
badly punished.
Scotty Cohen knocked ont Mickey
Flynn in III" third round in the semi
final
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Boston Stock Market.
Boston, Jan. (
New York Produce Market.

New York, Jan. g.
FLOUR-Receipts 1881 exports 333s;
sales $500: dull and barely steady.
WHEAT-Receipts 81 600; exports r2cG,-
154: sales 1850, 0oo futures and 1900 spot;
spot easy: No. 2 red 1864 elevator: No.
red 1854 f b a1oat; No. / northern Du-
luth 1874 c. b afioat: No. 2 hard winter
CoRN-Receipts s2,si0; exports ss.1l5:
sales 75,eoo futures: SPOT easy No. Is
elevator and tS3s o afioat, No. 2 white
6S7s and No. 2 yellow nominal b
af1oat.
spct easy: mixed 2sn32 lbs 53i1s: natural
white 26G22 lbs. 54l9Gasl9; clipped white
320fiO lbs 55isGr62.
PEEF-Steady.
LAR:l-Easv; western prime s1oaS2o.
POEK-Steady.
SUGAR-Raw firm: fair refining 3.42:
centrifugal sc test 1882; molasses sugar
BIZ: refined steady.
RUTTER-Firm; receipts 1856; creamery
held second to special 22fi29.
EGGS-Firm; receipts 1878: state, Pa.
and nearby fancy white selected IS; good
to choice 32Gt37; brown and mixed fancy
32G25.
POTATOEs-Steady: Maine per bag 200
H2.1J.
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SPORTING NOTES

The University of Vermont defeated
McGill College Of Montreal at basket
ball Tue sday night. Sc to is. Both
mont was mare successful in getting
baskets after the rallies
Manager Howcs of the Harvard Var
sity crew has announced that the
statement that Harvard had broker
rowing relations with Cornell was
groundless and that Harvard proposes
to arrange race with Cornell this
spring.
Fred White. the veteran champion
roller skater who has accepted tht
challenge Of Billy Merritt. the Cana
dian skater. Will fight it out with the
Canadian on the Park Square rink
track in Boston. The race will be rru
in three heats. one half mile scratch;
one mile pursuit and one mile scratch
Hjalmar Lundin, the Swedish heavy
weight wrestler. threw Alex censor
easily ut Boston Tuesday night. ir
straight falls. in nine and II minutes
respectively. Jensen took the place OF
Stranger Lewis. Jr.. who is sick witt
grip. In the preliminaries J. Mat
Dunn threw Kid Walker in three min.
utcs. Draws resulted in the bouts be-
tween Frank Miller and Dan Daniel.
son
syracuse, Pennsylvania and Column
bia are to meet in an octopede scullinl
race 1T the American Henley. The ar.
engagements We're made by the Phila
delrhianS and Syracuse now is having
ar octopede built for r. purpose. The
Pennsylvania crew has had one fol
several years and was the first college
to practice at all regularly in such {
craft. The Columbia people are think.
ing of converting two fours to answer
the purpose.
Engere Delmar. the veteran playe,
of the Manhattan Chess Club. was
beaten by jacques Miesas. the German
master. in an exhibition match game
in New York after - moves. Delmar
with the black pieces. resorted TO the
center counter gambit. An interesting
melee ensued from the middle game
maneuveringS. and on the 33d move
AIieses sacrificed his queen. The Ger.
man r@gained his material in due
course and won handily.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-09
]. PALMER O'NEiLL.
Prominent Baseball Man. Forme
Owner Of the Pirates, Is Dead.

Pittsburg. Jan. S.-J. Palmer O'Neill,
former owner of the Pittsburg Base
ball Club. and known as the gamest
hacker of baseball. died here Tuesday.
aged "a years. O'Neill owned the Pitts
burg team during the year Of the
brotherhood war. in 1890. and il was
because of his gameness that the Ma
tional League won.
The brotherhood was very strong in
Pittsburg. and would undoubtedly have
crowded the National League team out
had not O'Neill stuck to it against
overwhelming odds. He lost 100000 on
the season. had 60 players under con-
tract. won % games in the entire sea-
son and lost ia. a record which has
never been equalled. PittsbTrg was
last in the race. but. because of the
game fight he had made. Mr. O'Neill
was presented with beautiful hand
painted silk flag as a sort of consoia-
ton prize. by the other club-owners.
Mr.. O'Neill had been in poor healti,
for several years. He was engaged il
the fire insurance business. and many
years ago. before coming to Pittsburs
was the president of one of the big
New York fire insurance companies
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BOXING NOTES

Willie Lewis ard Sailor Brown will
meet in New York JAN 20.
frankie Neil and Eddie Kelley, the
Buffalo newsboy, will clash at Gonna,
Cal, Jan. IS.
Joe Bernstein and L. Cross have
been matched to box in New York
Monday night.
Dick Hyland and Phil Brock have
signed to box in private near Denver
within two weeks.
The funeral services of George Dixon
will be held at the Charles street a.
NJ. T.. church. corner Charles and Mt.
Vernon streets, Boston, this afternoon.
Iinry Britt wants Battling Nelson
to cali off his bout with Kid Scaler
and meet him again. The Batter Will
hardly do 20. as Britt is no longer Il
drawing card in California.
Jim Barry has called off his match
with Sam Langford, which was to take
place in Los Angeles Jan. Il. They mad
an alteration in the street the other
day and Barry called off the match.
owen Moran. the English feather
weight. failing to come to an agree
nlent with Attell for another match
has decided to come East. He is billed
to box Grover Hayes in Philadelphia
next week
AT Browns gym in New York Tues
day night. Johnny Dohan of Brooklyn
and Jack Dorman of Manhattan fought
a siN-round draw Both boys were
clever and very active. Florrie Sulli'
van knocked out Jack Ten Brock ir
the second round.
Matty Baldwin and Kid Goodman
ire rival Boston lightweights. have
again Been signed by the Winnisim-
nett A {. of Chelsea to box II round:
Monday night. This VIII be an inter
/ estlng contest. as both are now box
| ing in their old form.
Mike Donovan. the Rochester, n. Y.
welterWeight boxer. who has engaged
III over 100 contests against the tough
est men III the country. and who ha!
never been Knocked out. has posted :
forfeit and issued q challenge to NEE
biii fapke at 112 pounds. Donovan j:
iiShtIng III good form at present.
Richard Croker, formerly Tamman,
Hdil leader it is said, is backins
| Roche and is finding most of tn,
purse money, mainly through Il de
| sire 10 nave the fight take place in Ire
lahd. In order to meet Roche, Burn:
VIII nave to defeat Jack Palmer. Will
| "nom he is matched. the latter lar
| OF this month. If the Englishmal
Shouid defeat the American, then til,
present match will be declared off
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The Big League Magnates
Busy on Schedules.
National Commission Touches
Brush Up Fox $1,000.
Kelley Que In 5ss:oa aoEday..'
Hickman Baiss on Toledo.

Cincinnati. Jan. 8, session of the
Joint p.ii.,!u!. cnhu.iittt" OF the Mi
,tonaI aud american l.tHgs,s Ms ned
1oday Ia cuIup!ttn the ,.il-dui's :4r1
while No. official rep ut ";,s given cut,
il was harmed That tn" c',:nn.t,et ii':-t
night daci;ith u!,on hpri! - as III"
opening DAT, anu oct ! as In closing
day Of tn.- e..:sun. Tne ..,hcHCle "i
each league viii call for "a champion
ship game.
In the N.tii"ual League. Eiie-i+" VII
open at clucinnati. Ilt;aD''rE AT -
Louis. Enatpn AT Er"@k!-n ~" rs"
York al Philadciphia.
The oIening of th~ American League
was not a.s"Hrtainea Tae "ttiria!
schedules of both leagues will be an
nounced next month.
With the last wears Schedules rs :.
basis, the committee sought t. arranSc
the holiday and Sunday dates ~ sl;c'i
n way as to give ;.li the CLUBS far
share in the benefits. In general, thu
National League schedule Of last year
80 said to be the basis for this year :
arrangement for the clubs in the AM
erican League. while the latter last
wears dates are being fGllowcd in 80
fas as IL possible in arranging Tor ire
clubs of the National League. The
practical completion of the work at
hand this eek Is desired. although M
official announcement Will be nlade fOi
several weeks
The National Baseball Commission
in session here today. wired Prcslden
John r. Brush Of the New York Ma
1ional League Club. that he must pa,
within . week the $1,000 fine assessed
against that club last winter. Tor re
fusng to play at New Orleans accord
ing to agreement. The fine was sup
posed to be in the nature of REIN
bursement for damages claimed be
cause Of the failure Of the New Yor
team to play the scheduled games
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-09
Ewry and Valentine on the
Rack at New York.
Empire State Assembly Con-
sidering a Tax on SpoTtsmen.
May Sutton Is Ready to Compete
In Olympic Games.

New York, Jan. S.-Ray C. Envy and
\. A. Valentine were up on charges or
ruanateur conduct before the regis
t.ati1n committee of the Metropolitan
Association Tuesday and along Wlth
being a highly sensational session from
first To last, several important discios-
utvS came to light. The charges against
f.W.y We're first made by NJ. ii. Haiplh
in Il public statement and he appeared
in person last night whit another type
written statement which not only re-
it~rateG his first charge, but went Il
little furlher
IN substance the charges were that
EMry WAS z ''grafting amateur ana
| that he had been competing for I'M
sanctioned "circus'' meets for the past
! two years for which he received prizes.
| In rebuttal Ewry said Il lot Of things
, ana admitted to a long list of ''circus
acts and submitted a list of dates
| where he acted. Ewry said he thought
they We're sanctioned, but he did not
know. By far the most important part
| OF T,Wry'S rebuttal was where he adj
United having received a prize for an
exhibitor at the 23d Regiment games
| al
he defined il us a "iady's watch"
Valentine was charged with having
received money, for which he never
offered an itcmiZed account, in con-
nactinn with trip to Montreal two
years ago Valentine at first deniet
the allegation, but as he went on tt
explain himself partly admitted the in
discretion.
At :his point Harry L. Hillman wa:
drawn into the case, and he openly
admitted having received s. on tn
same trip which could not be well In
Guided in the legitimate expenses. TIT
decision in the Valentine case was re
served. The committee appeared t
think lightly Of Ewry's offences an
reserved decision for a week or so.
va; learned that the EWry-Nalentin
cases were hut the mild Introduction t
9 series of charges against the '2p
pnarance money star athletes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-09

The National Commission expended
$lOG. 3iS. %, Of which $97 12o.-o was paid
N the worlds championship series.
Last year til" major leagues paid
$l31 AS for players drafted. and $50,
oa6 for players purchased outright.
Eddie Hahn is the fourth Chicago
American who has signed. Hahn is
at Nevada. Ohio. and says he is in the
pink Of coruition.
President O'Rrien Of the American
Association is authority for the state
ment that his organization will not at
tempt Ia enter Chicago.
| The National Commission has de-
cided that J. !. Quinn of Pottsville
| Penn. belongs to the Toledo American
Association. He had signed with tn,
| Philadelphia Nationals under the name
| of lack Pious.
Maine fans are wondering if Their.
| will be a state League this year. About
| all the sentiment expressed thus IA,
seems 20 be in favor of State League
and some encouraging reports have al
ready appeared in number Of tho
State papers:
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RYAN WANTS TO HEAR FROM
HUGO KELLEY AND PAPKE

Chicago, Jan. S.-Tommy Ryan is
waiting TO hear from the managers Oh
Hugo Kelly and Billy Papke about
their eagerness to fight him. This is
what Tommy has to say:
Before Kelly and Papke met in Mil
waukee their daily stunt was to an
nounce their willingness to fight me
for my middleweight title. | started
training and am still getting myself
in shape for such a fight and l am
more than pleased to know that some
of the fight fans are willing to con-
cede Kelly or Papke Il chance with
me.
MY honest opinion of them is that
they are pair Of dub fighters. Juds-
ing from their extreme quietness, their
last fight convinced them that it would
mean pugilistic suicide to take
chance with me-" r.-
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To Play For
Record Stake.

New York. Jan S-If George Slosson
and Frank Hoppe. ST.. are not 'blufi-
ing" thu greatest billiard match of the
season-not even excepting the big pro-
fessional championship aifairs-will be
staged in New York within the next
six weeks. with Slosson and Willie
Hoppe as the PRINCIPALS. and cold cash,
to the amount of $1,000, as the stake.
Hoppe. ST., has made answer 70 Slc'-
son. who is quoted as saving that il
was he. CHoppel ard net SloSs"n, WIG
broke off negotiations several weeks
ago. when the match was first prnpos-
ed. .SIosson has since stated that h
will play Hoppe at any style of balli-
| line billiards. fer q sid" bet of S2"10. As
Hoppe insists on long game to Dc
| broken IN into several nights play
Slosson saws he viii make it 151f
point game. 10 be played in blocks o
200 a night, or in blocks of $40.
III SlossGn is in earnest about this,
saws Hoppe Sr., ''let him plank dow:
his money and we will cover it. Willie
! is in Philadelphia this week playing {
match with Albert Cutler. hut I IN
| looking after his end OF it here. w.
will put up $500, the style of game Il
/ be 1Sl balk line. a game AZ which
/ SloSson il Il star"
| If SiDsson and Hoppe arrange thi
match il will be played in Grand Cen
tral palace. Madison Square Gar1f1
/ Concert hall, or some other large roOr
and the gate receipts will be added +
the stake.
The stake in professional ha!k-Gn
championship matches is usually slut
each contestant posting $3.50. No sic
sum as $1,000 has ever been at stalk
in professional match in recent year:
to say nothing Of contest where II
title is concerned.
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hartley CONNOLLY AND
TOM SAWYER MATCHED.

Portland Me, Jan. S.-Between
bouts at the New Pastime Tuesday
night Referee Henry announced that
BARLEY Connolly and Tom Sawyer OF
Rockland had been matched to fight
six rounds next Tuesday night and
they both had posted forfeits.
This will certainly be a battle for
the goods Tom and BARLEY are bitter
rivals and the Rockland man even
claims state championship honOrs.
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CUTLER FALLS BEHIND.
Willie, Hoppe Puts Up Sensational
Game and Takes the Lead.

Philadelphia. Jan. S.-Willie Hoppe
had things pretty much his own way
in the second and third games OF his
9OGO-point 1872 balk-line billiard match
Tuesday.
Although Cutler had substantial
lead at the close of Monday night
game Hoppe by some of the most
brilliant playing ever seen here shot I"
the front and was well in the lead AZ
the end of the second game.
In the evening game Hoppe Increased
| mis- lead and now at the end OF the
third game he leads Cutler by the
score of 1909 to 19S Hoppe made the
highest run of the day which was lo2
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TO TAX SPORTSMEN.
Bill to License Hunters and Angler
Before New York Assembly.

Albany. \. Y. Jan. S.-A bill to IL
cense hunters and anglers in this
state. along the lines recommended by
Commissioner Whipple of the state
forest, fish and game commission,
has been introduced in the Assembly.
1t provides for the non-residents at
$50 each and residents at 81.
A license for the privilege of fishing
is proposed to be eXacted from all
non-residents who come from states
which tax anglers from New York
state.
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Chicago Produce Market.


a slack demand from exporters and
further declines in the price Of wheat at
European grain centers caused weakness
today In the local market the May option
showing q net loss Of &c. at the close.
Corn was down 9sdt&.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-May 1c5EM4s; July IS: Sept.
J4A.
CORN May co.'s; July 5sasaH; Sept
ojATs-May new 52a. May old sn4; July
new 46as; July old 1874.
MESS FORK-Jan. 1895: Hay 1857.
LARD-Jar. 1871: May S.12h.
SHORT PIBS-Jan 697is: May 1.39E.
Cash quotations were follows:
II CTR-Steady.
WHEAT-No. : spring lOsdll2; No. 3 100
G112; No. red 99lAGIl007S
CORN-No. 2 5S14M5e; No. yellow s.
az.
OATS-No. Ih4.
RTE-No. 2 4S053.
EARLEY-S2.
FLAX SEEDING. l northwestern l22
TIMOTHY-4.35 M440
CLOVER-1I.G.
SHORT RI)3S-6. 15M7.25.
MESS PORK-13.10Get13.10
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THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Ihursday-Albert belmont VS.. Harry
iIson VS.. Young Roal. Windsor. ont
Harry ScroggG VS.. Billy Weller Montreal
JACK Blackburn VS.. George Gunther,
EroadWay A.. c., Philadelphia
Friday-Sai;or Burke VS.. Jack Ronner
Wilkesbarre. Pa kid Shea vs.. Young
Nioby Lawrence: Jim Gardner VS.. Ed
cnampers, Industrial 4. c., Philadelphia
chester. n. II.
r; s:a,t'rday-Bouts at National A. c.,
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MAY SUTTON READY
FOR OLYMPIC GAMES

Los Angeles, Jan. S.-May Sutton,
holder of the woman's international
championship. has announced her
readiness to compete in the Olympic
games to be held in London this year,
when women players from many ioun-
tries will compete in the tennis fea-
lures.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. Jan. 8.
CATTLE-Receipts estimated about d.
600: market steady; steers 3.Sod6-25 ..
HOGS-Receipts estimated at about o.
coo: market weak to 10c. lower; choice
heavy shipping 4.56d4.55.
SHEEP-Reccipts estimated at about
Il, 900. market 156f25c. higher: sheep 1850;
lambs 5,56lT.4O yearlings 4M6l5.
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