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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-06
HEAVYWEIGHT CLASS IN
WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIPS

Boston, March 5.-It is the intention
of Amateur Athletic Director Walsh
of the Armory Athletic Association to
have a heavyweight class in the
wrestling championships that the club
will conduct March 20. provided there
are enough entries from the big fell
lows to warrant it.
The local amateurs are responding
in considerable numbers and each of
the four classes originally planned will
be we'll filed.
This is the first time in almost a
dozen years that the New England
amateur wrestling championships have
been held, and there are a great many
capable mat experts who have been
longing for a chance to gain the proud
honor of winning the amateur title.
The various amateur clubs in New
England are taking keen interest in
this event. and 1t would be no surprise
If the Armory Athletic Association
scored as big Il success in this tourna-
nent as they did in the cross-country
run.
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UNIVERSITY OF MAINE.
Oeutscher Verein Will Give Play
Engineers Subjects for Theses.

Orono. Me, March 5.-(SpeciaD.-
The members of the Deutscher Yer
Gin are beginning to rehearse = play to
be given III German some time during
the latter par. of April or the first of
May. Miss Joanna Colcord '0S, has
translated the play into Englis',, and
1t will t-te; be published in The uni
versity Blue Book. The English little
Of the play is zone of You Must Mar
ry." The cast Of characters is as fol-
been announced as follows:
Aunt Gertrude, Miss E. NJ. Ropes
Louise, her niece.
Miss A. Margaret Merrill '0S
'a 9sret Zofn. professor In German uni nj
Wilhelm zorn. professor in a German
university. ". L. Conner '09
The plot Of the play is that the two
professors are brothers and both ara
also bookworms. with not the least de-
sire to marry. Aunt Gertrude, the
aunt of the two brothers, determines
that one of them must marry her
niece, Louisa. The two brothers cast
lots to see which shall be the victim.
The one to whom the lot falls is SO
bashful that he is unable to propose.
His brother starts to propose for him
but ends up by proposing to Louise on
his own account.
Two weeks ago the Seniors in the
electrical engineering department
chose their subjects for their theses
The list of the subjects chosen by the
Senior evils and mechanicals has
been announced as follows:
CIVILS.
| r. Libby. 1.-THE Design of Rein
forced Concrete Arch Bridge"
| Z. A. Bean, B. l. Collins, c. A
Browncll and ]. T. Kendrigan, Rail
/ road Bridge Design"
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH WALDOBORO.

w. w. Walter is suffering with the
grip.
Mrs. Lavina Peasley is confined to
the house with n bad cold.
Leroy and Laforest Mank were in
Augusta. Saturday.
George Oliver of Union visited his
twin brother, Fred, here Sunday.
w. Fl. Sidelinger is visiting relatives
at Round Pond.
A prayer meeting was held at the
home of Alex. Bloom Tuesday even
ing and was well attended.
Miss Katie Flanders has been suf-
fering with an attack Of Indigestion.
lothian Mank, who has been very
sick with the grip for the past three
weeks, was able to be out Thursday.
The fine shedding Of the past few
weeks has been greatly appreciated
by the lumDermen, who have been
rushing 4 large amount of long and
short lumber TO the mills.
W. r. Walters mill was shut down
recently for a day on account of the
breaking of pulley.
Miss Ella Jonas Of Jefferson has been
visiting her brother and his wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Jones'
Mrs. Jessie Beers, who has been
keeping house for NJ. V. Hopkins for
several years. died very suddenly Mon
day morning OF heart failure.
The heading mill of Alden Burn
heimer has been idle for the past few
days on account OF the delay in the
arrival of some new belts.
]. ]. a. Eoffses, an honored and re
spected citizen OF this place, passed
away Tuesday morning, March g. Mr..
Hotfses has been in poor health for
the past year, but about four weeks
ago he had an attack of heart trouble,
and since that time gradually failed.
A widow, two sons Elvin and Albert
Hoffses of Waltham, Mass, and two
sisters, Mrs. Hattie Alexander of
Gardiner and Mrs. Washington Born
hcimer Of this place survive. a large
circle Of frienGs will mourn his death.
Arrangements for his funeral have not
as yet been made.
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MARRIED
KENNEBEC.

Augusta. Feb. "a. David J. Nadeau. Jr..
and Alma Poulin.
Faystte Mills, Feb: Is. Grace v.
Knowles and John l.. Harris.
Gardiner. Feb. g. Daisy Hartman and
carr T. Russell of So. Portland; Feb. %,
Fred Thibodeau and Mary Bechwith
Waterville. Feb. D. Timothy Mahoney
and Rena Scott: Feb. ", Harry Labbi
and Albertine Boulette.
AROOSTOOK.
EaSton. Feb IL, Archie Ladner and Liz
Fort Fairfield. Feb. II. Fred Martin of
EF res 9a Isle. and Victoria Levesque of
CUMBERLAND.
Portland. Feb. IS, James York and Re-.
hecca A. Mitchell: Feb is, Herbert w.
GarElicha"l and Elsie NJ. Burgess. Feb.
-. Harry G. Bird and Sarah J.. Combs:
rep. 70. Henry F. Fitzgerald and Alice
Yarmouth, Royal NJ. Hamilton. OF No.
Yarmouth and Mrs. NJ. Vaniderstine OF
Portland. =
KNOX
Camden. Feb. %. George Conant and
Amanda Brown ''
. Deer Isle. Feb. Il. Merton Ames and
Rockland. Feb IS. Roscoe w. Lane and
Mary Ann Sweeney
Rockport. Feb. 16. Almon G. varney OF
Rockland and Inez L. Allen.
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BOXING NOTES

Marvin Hart and John Willie will
meet in Hot Springs March II.
INK Russell and NJ. Cannon will
clash in Philadelphia Monday night.
Tommy Rawson and Mike Cunning
ham will meet in Lewiston March II.
Stanley Ketchell has called off his
match with Al Neil, which was to
take place in Bakersfield, Cal, March
II.
Frank Mintel, the Pawtucket welter-
weight, got the decision over Kid Far
mer in 20 rounds at Marysville, Cal.
the other night.
Billy McKinnon and BARLEY Connel-
ly, who put up such a rugged bout in
Portland Tuesday night. have been
matched to box there again in two
weeks.
Abe Attell evidently figures there
are no more boxers in his class that
will meet him, and he is now willing
to box Joe Cans. the lightweight cham
pion. at 133 pounds.
There is no truth in the report that
Jim Barry and Larry Temple will
meet again at the Armory A. A. The
club would give Barry a match with
joe jeanette or Sam langford.
While Battling Nelson had Jimmy
BRITT worried at one stage of their 10
round bout in Los Angeles Tuesday
night. Britt evened up matters by
scoring the greater number of points
and draw would not have been i; bad
decision, if one were given.
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SCALES CAPTAIN OF
U. OF M. BASKETBALL TEAM.

OlOno, Ne, March 5.-(SpeciaD.-At a
meeting Of the members of this years
Varsity basketball team of the Univer-
sity of Maine who have won their Ms,
James Grindle Scales '09 of Guilford was
elected captain for next year. This choice
did not come as a surprise as Scales for
the last three years has not only proved
himself a first-class player but has also
shown every characteristic of a captain
AS a forward he is very fast and a hard
man. while he also possesses a wonderful
eye for basket-throwing. AS Morton '0s
is the only man of this years team who
will graduate in June. the prospects for
next year are even brighter than they
We're at the beginning of this season.
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Boston Produce Market,

Boston, March s.
FLOnR-Unchanged spring patents
CORN-Higher: No. yellow 1lILM72.
OATS-CnchanSed: No. clipped white
G1;2.
HAI-Dull; choice 2oT222JO.
MILL FEED-Urchanged
SPRING BRAN.-27 75fioS2I
MINED FEEDS. 25G3O.
PORk-tluiet; medium 16.25IlG50
: LARD-iluiet: 81.
BEEF-Steady; whole cattle SdB.
LAMBS-Steady: spring IlGl2.
VFAI.S-Steady; 1i1aM1211.
BUIIER-Firm; northern 3l62o
EGGS-Firm; choice 26IG; western "a
as.
APPLES-Dull: No. Baldwins 2Ia5D
POIATOES-Quiet: Maine white Sffxs
StGAR-Steady on basis of go for
glanulated.
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BOXING.
Max Cote DiSIOCateS Right
Thumb at Rochester, n, H,
Britt and Mcfarland Sign For
Fight at San Francisco.
Baldwin Robson Bout Now Seized.
uled For March rs.

Rochester, y. H., March "a crowd
of $50 sports. including delegations
from Dover, SomerWorth, Portsmouth
and Portland, attended what was to
have been a 10-round go between Ed
die Harrington of Portland and Max
Cote Of Biddeford at GOOdWin's hall
Wednesday night. The men gave
first-clases exhibition until COtc's right
thumb was dislocated in the fourth
round, putting an end to the match.
Up 10 that time Harrigan had the
better Of the bout.
In the six-round preliminary between
Jack Cassidy Of Dover and Kid Boz
due of this city. the latter was beaten.
being about IS pounds lighter than
his opponent. George Gowcn Of San
ford was referee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-06

r. II. Fisher and C. A. Johnson,
Tire Design of a Macadamized High
way
L. c. Wood and r. e. Potter, 1.-THE
Testing Of Cement and Steel Used in
Reinforced Concrete Beam Test"
r. X. Steward, A S. Hanscom and
W. A. Hill. performing Tests on Re-
Enforced Concrete Beams"
Z. NJ Weston ard w A. Cobb,
water Power Development
w. d. Trssl and G. NJ. Hardison,
THE Preparation Of Estimates Of the
Cost Of Extending a Spur Line of the
Maine Central Railroad to the Cam
pus.''
H. a. Lancaster and F. w. Matheas,
"Triangulation.
MECHANICAI.S
E. 8. Fogler, The Design oe Gas
Producer
L. S. Dixon. AN Economy Test of
Power Plant
c. 2. Meserve and p P. Emery,
IA Study OF the Use of Alco-Acetylene
mixture in the Gas Engine"
G. J. Hopkins and s. T.. Hilliard,
Experimental Study Of the Theory of
Rings"
c. A. Macomber, "Comparative Test
Of Lubricants"
The Friend" r news and religious
paper published in Honolulu, II. T., in
a recent issue devoted a large amount
of space to voicing the meritorious
work of Rev. William Brewster Oleson
of Groton, Mass. who had returned to
the Territory to take part in the cele-
bration of the Twentieth Anniversary
of the Kamehameha schools, Of which
he was the first principal.
Mr.. Olson entered Maine in 1858 and
left at the close of the summer of 1870
and was granted the honorary degree
of NJ. S. in 1897. In 1878 he went to
Hilo and took charge of the Hilo
Boarding School. When Mr. Olson
went TO Iiilo the school was in very
hard circumstances, but his strong
hand and economical management had
placed it upon sound basis by the
time he left in 1886. In sc he was
called TO organize and take charge of
the kamehaneha schools
Upon the bare rocks which he found
as a site Mr.. Oleson soon established
the present well-known factor in Ha-
waiian educational work He stayed
with the kamehameha schools until
1888, when i'll health and a desire to
have his children educated on the
mainland led him to resign and return
to New England. During the past Is
years he has held pastorates in Wor-
cester, Warren and Hoiyoke. During
the latter part of his stay in Hawaii
he was in constant demand in politi-
cal and diplomatic circles and he fig
ured very largely in the reconstruction
which followed the revolution of 1887.
The date of the military hop has not
been definitely decided upon, but it
will doubtless take place On or about
April II.
The students in the electrical and me.
| chanical engineering departments at the
University of Maine are planning a trir
| Of five or six days into southern New
England for the purpose of visiting va.
] rious engineering works illustrating typ
ical processes and constructions of es
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Me0RAW GAYS DoNLlN
WILL PLAY WITH GIANTS.

Marlin Springs, Tex, March g.
York Giants. who are training here
fsF the season, has made the statement
that Mike Doniin will be allowed to
play with the Giants in spite of the
declaration by President Ban John
son OF the American League, that Dom
nA is under suspension for having
played with a semi-professional team
IN Chicago last summer.
Mc4raw stated that he had asked
the opinion Of President Garry Herr
mann of the National Commission, who
1sid him that Donlin's standing was
al right. and that he was in the same
Dss,tion as a player who lays Off with
cut salary to get in condition.
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BATES COLLEGE.
Practical Addition to Elementary De.
batting Course Proves Of Value.

Lewiston. Me. March 5.-(SpeciaD.-
A new addition to the Sophomore ar
gumentation course is the beginning of
class debates. Two class debates are
held each week and on the third day
Of tire meeting each week these de-
bates are carefully reviewed and crit
icized. This practical course in ele-
mentary debating is proving Of great
value in training men for the Sopho-
more championship debate and the
intercollegiate debates that follow.
Guy Allison Tuttle. 'Os. has been
chosen as alternate on the Varsity de-
batting team
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DIE D..
FRANKLIN

Avon. Feb. Is. Walter W. Rowland
aged 3. years.
Farnineton, Feb. a. Luther A. Hayden,
aged Cs years: Feb IA. Mrs. Mary B. Le-
land, aged So years
MISCELLANEOUS.
Seabroof. N. H., Mrs. Sarah Small. for
Norwood. Mass, Feb. 10, Cyrus F.
Hlackrian. formerly of East ,Machias,
aged IS years.
Jacksonville. Fla, Feb. IL, Lorenzo
Taylor, formerly Of Portland. aged 81
of Ash Point. South Thomaston, aged Il
years.
New York. Feb. IS, Mrs Harry X Pom
mery, formerly of Belfast
Cam. aged 76 years.
Enderby. B. c.. Miss ivy Hale Of Graf
ton n. b. aged about SO years.
Boston, Feb. 10, Mrs. Mary G. Johnston.
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oeoHGE FRIDAY AFTER
lONGeOAT'S HONORS.

Toronto, March 5-Tom Longboat
HEeH will have to so UP against anoth-
er Indian speed merchant at the alym-
1s trials. George Friday. who resides
up in the Lake Temagami district, is
An aspirant to the Toronto runners
Aonors. Friday has cleaned up all the
runners in the northern country. and
intends to visit here this spring for
ssvePal weeks. when he will try out
aSainst several of the runners in an
s1pft to Judge his true ability. He is
q big crap. built on the Longboat style
Stumbling feet II inches, and is only 10
years of age.
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BALDWIN AND ROBSON
WILL MEET MARCH rs.

Boston, March 1.-The bout between
Matty Baldwin ana Spike Robinson has
been postponed till Wednesday, March
Is, Robinson accepting this date. This
will give him three weeks in which to
condition, and he says his knee will
be all right by that time. The date has
been ehifted from Tuesday to Wednes-
day out of courtesy to the B. A. A,
which will hold the national amateur
boxing championships at Mechanics
hall Monday and Tuesday, March %
and a reSpectiVelX
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KENNEBEC.
WEST SIDNEY.

Mrs. Newton Penney and son, at
tended the preaching service at the
Baptist church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Mills were callers
recently in the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Scribner Of Augusta.
Ernest Keene Of Augusta is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Mary Keene
Mrs. Ella Doyle is working in the
home of Nathan Knowles of Belgrade
Eta Z. Lovejoy went to Manchester,
Wednesday to visit Mr. and Mrs. F.
B. Robinson.
Much sympathy is expressed here
for Miss Susan Hall Of Belgrade in
the sudden death from pneumonia, of
her father, the late II. p. Hall.
NORTH. AUGUSTA.
r. w. Dutton was confined to the
house few days the first Of the week.
S. j. Shute left Monday evening for
Portland, Oregon where he expects to
make his future home His wife will
join him later.
c. r. Dutton has been suffering
quite badly from injuries received
from being thrown from his team, but
is much improved at the present writ
ing.
Mrs. F. P. Fishers mother, Mrs.
Potter, is visiting relatives in New
Hampshire.
The presiding elder, G. D. Holmes,
will be here to conduct quarterly
meeting services Sunday, March s.
Quarterly conference at the church at
7.30 z. M. Saturday.
MONMOUTH.
An alarm of fire called out the de-
partment late Wednesday afternoon.
II proved to be blaze at the residence
of DR.. E. P. Marston, on Main street,
near Cumston hall. The blaze started
in an ash barrel in the shed.
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New York Produce Market.
New York, Marc

New York, March 5.
FLOUR-Receipts 33.435: exports 1886
sales 5000: quiet and steady
WHEAT-Receipts q. 600; exports IL 565;
sales 100000 futures, 10000 spot: spot
steady: No. red 1921 elevator: No. 2 red
lo4st T b ahoat: No | northern Duluth
11sA b afioat; No. hard winter 116H
o b af1oat
CORN-Receipts 1855; exports 17.445;
spot steady; No. II elevator and 64E
o b afioat; No. white Is and No. 2 yell
low g. o b afloat.
OATS-Receipts 130.5OO; spot steady
mixed 2SM22 lbs. 81: natural white 26Gf3a
lbs: 5sI61,a; clipped white 32@4o lbs. 60
G65.
BEEF-Quiet
LARD-Steady; western prime 100
PORK-Steady
SUGAR-Raw firm: fair refining $50;
refined steady.
BUTTER-Unchanged; receipts 1910.
FGGS-Firm: receipts s7S3; state, Pa.
and nearby fancy selected white 28G29:
good to choice 26627: brown and mixed
fancy AGa5; frsts 23kQ24; western and
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DoeeY WALLACE SIGNS
CONTRACT WITH ST. LOUIS.

81. Louie. March 5.-~After a confer
snse with President X. l.. Hedges Of
Ne st. Louis American League base
ball team, Bobby Wallace signed a
contract to play with the team for
he coming season as shortstOp
II fs said Wallace was holding out
for the salary Of $500 he has received
the last three seasons. but the con-
tract signed today stipulates a re-
1uced amount. The amount was not
made known.
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TOMMY CAREY DEFEATS
DONAhUE AT QUAKER CITY.

Philadelphia. March 5.-Tommy Ca
rey defeated Young Donahue in the
wind-up at the Wayne a. c. Wednes-
day night in a fast bout, in which he
had to do all the forcing. Carey took
the offensive in the first round and
kept after Donahue till the bell rang
to end the bout. He forced Donahue
to cover up and run in every round,
and several times Donahue held Ca
rey's gloves so the latter could not hit.
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Loss Of Appetite.

A person that has lost appetite has
lost something besides-vitaIity, vigor,
tone.
The way to recover appetite and all
that goes with it is to take HOODS
Sarsaparilla - that strengthens tho
stomach. perfeets digestion and makes
eating a pleasure.
Thousands take it for spring loss Of
appetite and everybody says there's
nothing else so good as Hoods.
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STRICKLAND.

The NJ. c. r. r. station here was
broken into during Wednesday night.
Nothing ef value has been missed ex-
cept about 40 postage stamps. En-
trance was made by breaking pane
of glass and christening the rear win
dow of the Office. The ticket case and
money drawer We're forced open and
papers were strewn about showing
that thorough search had been made
for money.
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BRITT AND MCFARLAND ARE
TO FIGHT At SAN FRANCISCO.

San Francisco, March "a dispatch
from Los Angeles says that Jimmy
Britt has signed for 24-round con-
test with "Packy" Mcfarland of Chi
cago to take place in this city on the
night OF March 81 The weight will
be 1873 pounds at 3 o'clock of the day
of the fight
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WEST BoWDoiN.

Mr.. and Mrs. BENZ. Brooks of Lewis
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Allen OF
Lisbon, were the guests of their uncle,
Joel Alien, Sunday.
Chas. H. Allen and Isaac Holbrool;
are hauling lumber for V. Mathes &
Son.
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New York Cotton Market,

New York, March S.
spot closed quiet 10 points lower. Mid
30 bales
Galveston quiet II ZIG: Charleston
quiet. II; Memphis quiet, I1ss; New Or
liz.
Net receipts for six days 1854
Exports to Great Britain q ,239: to
France II .lS. to the continent - ,22.3; to
Japan 9Sl6.
Stock G3G 2S4
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hIeHLANDERS WIN
FROM PICKED NINE.

Hot Springs, Ark, March with
Cy Young and Cy Morgan Of the Bos-
tsn Americans in the box picked
team Wednesday lost a 10 to 2 game
- the New York Americans Jake
ntahrs homer was the feature. He
drove q liner to the mountain slope
Of Wilmington park and the bell
had not been recovered at dusk.
Tbe score by innings:
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AUTOS.

Omaha, Neb.. March 5.-The Amer
Han car in the New York to Paris race
left Omaha at 9 o'clock this morning.
The Italian car. which spent last night
in Woodbine, Ia. 20 miles east, is ex-
pected here about 6 A. NJ.
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QUAKERs START ON
SPRING TRAINING TRIP.

PHILADELPHIA, March 5.-Twenty-slx
players of the Philadelphia National
League team left here Wednesday for
Savannah for the preliminary spring
practice.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. March ).
CATTLEc.Receipts $500; market strong;
HOGS-Ieceipts 5000: market weak:
ch0ice heavy shipping 4.40d4.47E.
SHElcP-Receipts 1900: market strong.
sheep 2546; lambs G17; yearlinss !. $50
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MAINE COLLEGES.
Continued from Page One.)

ing to Brunswick on Sunday. Manager
Neal W. Cox 'Os and Assistant Manager
Ralph o. Brewster 90 will have charge Of
the trip.
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New York Money Market.

New York, March 5.
Prime mercantile paper JnJ.: per cent
Sterling exchange heavy at 4eG 5(pfI 4S6 80
for demand and at 1888. $50, iS3 60 for G0-day
bills ~
Commercial bills 49,
Bar silver 55ls.
Mexican dollars AZ.
Government bonds easy
Railroad bonds irregular
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IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
BASKETBALL

Two championship games of basketball
were played in the girls gym 1t Bates
from the Juniors in n fast game. IA to 5.
and the Freshmen won from the snappy
Senior team II to 20. The first game,
Juniors VS.. Sophomores, vas very inter-
esting to the large crowd Of spectators.
The work Of Miss Barker for the Soph-
was great. She threw five of the
seven baskets. Miss Vinal did some fine
work for the Juniors. Miss Cultane did
some nice foul shooting and WAS the star
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bl,'ITER-Weak; Creameries o2G2S: dai

EGGS-Fiim; at market cases includ-
ed. 1sl4Ml5; firsts 1879: prime firsts ai,;
extras 22ia. 80
CHEESE-Steady; l2i.Mli.
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CLASS SUBSCRIPTIONS TO
U. OF M. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.

Orono, Me, March 5.--(Specian. The re-
vised percentage of class subscriptions to
the University Of Maine Athletic Asso-
citation are as follows:
Seniors. $3.50; Juniors, ST.: Sopho-
mores, G9.SS; Freshmen. &c; specials, 1856
During the last six months Il 200 chill
dren under five years old have died in
the tenement districts Of New York City.