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The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-06-24
RostonIans sweIter.

Boston, June 22.-Two deaths three
cases OF prostration at the hospitals,
and fully dozen other cases treated
privately were the results OF the hot
test day Of the year in Boston. OF
ficially the mercury rose to IS de-
grees, but in the strets it was hover
ing in the nineties.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-06-24
Mrs. zeal sentence Confirmed.

New York 7 -e l9.--The appellate
dlv'-ion OF the supreme court con-
fir ed the convention OF Mrs.
N 1earet Teal, wife Of Ben Teal. the
theatrical manager Of attempted sub
ornation Of perjury In the divorce
case Of Helen Kelly Gould against
Frank ]. Gould.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-06-24
An unklnd Cut.

Miss Antique Suffering from neu-
ralgia)-O, my face pains me.
Miss Caustique-Why don't you con
sult-er-a beauty doctor?
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-06-24
PLoTTERs THREATEN VIOLENCE
TO THE WABASH UNLESS
GIVEN 5000.
SUSPECT CAUGHT BY POLICE
Claim Dynamite Mines Are Planted,
Connected With Wires, so AZ TO
Blow Up Trains at Will
F Scheme Is a bluff"

81. Louis, June 19--An elaborate
plan for wrecking passenger trains
between st. Louis and Edwardsville,
I'LL, and the destruction Of property on
a large ale, was outlined in the let
tiers sent to officials Of the Wabash
railroad, demanding $4,000 and
threatening to explode several mines
on the right Of way IL the money were
not forthcoming. One arrest, Robert
Lester Hayes, has been made by de-
tectives investigating the threats.
This scheme, which the police be-
lieve was only a "bluff'' was told in de-
tail in the letters and the writer Of
fered to give proof by destroying a
wild cat" engine. He also agreed, II
the money were sent as demanded, TO
furnish a plan showing the location
OF the mines.
Since the arrest of Hayes, when he
called at the postoffice for a letter
sent by vice-President and General
Manager Miller OF the Wabash rail-
road, az q decoy in response TO the
threatening letters, Il has been learned
that correspondence was carried on
with the letter writer by means of
personal advertisements inserted in
newspapers.
Five Men In the Plot.
The letters demanding money were
addressed to &C. p. A., Wabash Rail-
road" The writer said there were
i've men in the plot and that the ar
rest Of any one who called for let
ter at the postoffice or who cashed
any check that might be sent would
result in the mines that had been
placed under Wabash tracks being ex-
ploded.
Hayes was arrested Thursday after
noon. He has been stopping at the
Globe hotel under the name Of Robert
I. Haggard He said man he met at
the hoted gave him a dine to go TO the
postoffice for a letter But samples Of
his own writing, found in his room by
the police tally with the letters sent
to the railroad, It is asserted by de-
tectives who worked on the case.
- Hayes says be came 10 St. Louis
from Cincinnati recently to look for
work. The police found letters he had
received in Cincinnati urging him to
come here, and they are looking for
the writer
Writer Had Confederate.
A postal received at the Wabash
Offices Friday said that the wrong man
had been arrested. This has convinced
the police that the letter writer had
a confederate. q
For three weeks General Manager
Miller Of the Wabash has been receiv-
ing threatening letters. He sought the
assistance Of Chief Of Police Creecy
and Chief Of Detectives Smith in cap
turing tAe author OF the letters.
The official statement given out by
the railroad Friday, is as follows:
IAN anonymous letter Of a threaten
ing character was received, and,
while no obedience was given, the mat
ter was reported to the police, and
ordinary prudence justified patrolling
the territory in the vicinity Of St
Louis last night, and taking every
precanion to insure safety"
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-06-24
uIs Master's VAce,

Lord Fitz Rhum (about TO retire, TO
his yalet)-wake me at daylight, Jug
elm but don't let that blamed Gun
rise 80 early.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-06-24
FIRED on IN! ENGLISH snP
BOAT APPROACHED TOO NEAR
RENDEZVOUS OF ROYALTY.
British Steamer Is Hit by ProIectiIe
From Russian Torpedo Boat of
the Finnish Coats.

Viborg, Finland, June ia British
steamer has been fired upon by Rus
sian torpedo boat for approaching too
close to the bay on the Finnish coast,
where Emperor Nicholas and Emperor
William are meeting.
The British steamer in question is
the Northburg, Capt. Robertson. She
was hailed and fred upon off Wiro-
lahit, Island of Bionke.
The projectile from the torpedo boat
pierced steam pipe and one member
of the crew of the English vessel was
wounded. The incident shows the ex-
treme nervousness for the safety of
Emperor Nicholas.
Russian torpedo boats have been pa
trolling Pitkipas bay, the rendezvous
of the two emperors, and it was one of
these guard vessels that fired.
A..S ~~orpaan sy,ep--sl' -,
zollern, with Emperor William on
board, joined the Russian squadron
conveying Emperor Nicholas on board
the imperial yacht STANDARD.
Emperor Nicholas Immediately went
1n board the Hohenzollen and vel
coined Emperor William. All the ships
we're dressed and manned.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-12
Baja de cafe en- Ell
meIca.o de Ponce.
Otro conato de incendio.
Hubo la consiguiente alarma
pero las c0Sas no pasarOn de
ahi.

Diciembre 1O.-El cafe ha dado
seg1n estamos enterados una baia
en- sus precios, vendiendose en- la ac-
tualidad a II pesos y medic el quin-
tai de superior clase. y el de segunda
clase esta hasta nueve dollars.
No Sc explica la razon de tai baja
pues hasta la fecha, ha sido POGO ell
cafe que ha llegado a este merca-
do. Aver a las dos de la tarde pro-
xima mente, hubo un conato de
incendio en- Ia calle mayor, en- la CO.
Gina que queda en- e! patio de la casa
que ocupa el Sr. Arlstides Chavier.
hubo la consiguiente alarma tocan-
dose -cornetas Y pitos. Llegaron al
sitio del siniestro el cuerpo de bonn
beros, pero al yer que no habia pell-
gro retornaron a sus respectivos ho-
gares; igual hicieron policlas Y pal
sanos.
Sc asegua que sera nombrado
para ocupar el puesto de juez NUM-
cipal, de esta ciudad ell Lcdo. Lopez
Acosta, actual Sub-secretario de la
corte de distrito.
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Los dos c@rm@t@@.

cion en- Ia terra que Sc riega con
sangre humana?
Dominando el sonido de los fu-
siles, el choque de las armas, los
gritos de los com batientes, los dos
cornetas tocan q ia carga!
Ay! ell battalion despedazado. -.
va no Sc oyen los La caballeria
sableo las manos de uno; el otro ha
sido herido en- Ia cara por una bala.
Los desgraciados nlnos no pucden
tocar. Ruedan juntos a la fosa del
camino. -.
Heroes desconocidos en- la patria
francesa!
Los dos cornetas esperan silencio-
sa muerte!
Pero no! En- tanto que I'm soplo
de vida anime sus pechos, ell bata-
Hon marchara adelante de sus ban
deras desplegadas al viento! De una
sola mirada Sc adivinan y Sc COM
prenden.
En- la sangre y en- el tango Sc
arrastran ell uno hacia ell otro.
Los dos no quieren morir!
Oh! los mobiles corazones! los glo-
rlosos mu tilados!
El breton, con Ia cara despeda-
zada, tom a SUI clarin y 10 lleva q los
labios moribundos de su camarada.
Entonces, reuniendo en- un sublime
esfuerzo toda su alma y todo su
valor, arrojan al enemigo ell mas a.
tronador sonido!
Adelante, cazadores, adelante.
Y por Ultima vez, los dos corne-
tas tocaron a la carga!. -.
JUAN LEGOUX.
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Han dado principles
las fiestas en- Ia ciu-
dad del Sur.
Francisco Baerga, conver-
lido en- orador profano.
Desde Ell atrio de la iglesia CO.
neazo IN sermon llegando a
penerse en- situacien denuncia.
bic, 10 que asi eomprendio el
policia Alemar.
De nuestxo corresponsal.

Ell policia insular Alomar, de
nalnei6 al Sr. Francisco Berga, por
afterar Ia paz p1blica.
Ell hecho couTrio de este modo.
Antier por Ia manana en- m omen
tos en- que Sc celebraba la iglesia ca
toliea la misa, el Sr. Berga que pare
ce que tiene perturbada su razon,
empezo a proferir palabras oscenas
desde ell atrio de la iglesia, arman
dose como es consiguiente Ia alar
ma y el escandalo. Sc reunieron en-
aquel sitio como 200 personas. Aver
Sc VIC dicho juicio 10 en- la corte mum
cipal donde arm6 ell Sr. Berga otra
eseena, El juez Calalduc 10 absolvio.
Desde aver Sc ha adornada ga
lanamente' toda la plaza de las De
licia, con banderas americanas, y
preciosas franjas por las vergas.
Tambien Sc han puesto muchas bonn
billas de luz electrica. El ayunta
miento amanecio hoy engalanado
tambien con banderas y gallar-
detes.
Ell kiosco arabe tambien esta en-
galanado. Muchas casas particula
res han adornado ell frente de sus
respectivas casas. Reina gran ami
maci6n y entusiasmo en- todos
los habitantes, y transeuntes que
han llegado q esta ciudad con mott
vo de las fiestas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-12
E| haIem vacio.

Continuation de la pagina Ia,
que impide que elias Sc presenter
en- espectaculos pdblicos. Ademas
elias son como ninos que han vivido
siempre de tutoria.
Algunos contadores de cuentos
persas han dado motive q propagar
interioridades de ciertas costumbres
orientales. Uno de los mas famosos
de Teheran, que fue empleado CO.
brando muy caro- para entretener
a las mujeres del hare1n del dltimo
shah, 10 hizo tan bien que relate ell
repertoire de las mil y una noche.
Esto entusiasmaba a las esclavas
del harem y despertaba en- elias el
deseo de imitir las declamaciones
del cuentista.
Pero no son muchas de esas BELLE
zas las que han dejado 4 su patria.
Es bien conocido que el caido shah
Sc vanagloriaba de tener ensu harem
q las mas grandes bellesas del impe-
rio, por 10 que no es sorprendente
que Zuleica, Minavar, las hermanas
Zaida y otras beldades psocedentes
del harem del shah, hayan sido ad-
mitidas en- los harems de oficiales.
bajo el nuevo gobierno.
En- Egipto y Marruecos los harems
estos ultimos amos han perdido mu-
cho de su respepetabiidad. Nihas
bailadoras "de las Gales del Cairo
han suplantado seAoras de refina-
da educacion.
En- los harems de Marruecos las
mujeres tienen ahora una vida muy
agitada. Van de un iado q otro, Sc
gun las exigencias de la guerra y Sc
ha dado Ell case de pasar un harem
en- masa q manos de otro amo.
Estas mujeres, por cierto, juegan
I'm gran papel en- la guerra. Mulay
Hafid no hece mucho capturo 81
harem del general Bagdani, jefe de-
ejercito de Abdul Aziz y envio ur
emisario participando al genera
que 81 Sc rendia el etercito venderia
a todas sus mujeres. Cuando Abdul
fue fina,mente derrotado, hayo cor
su harem a Casabianca. Noese que
este fue un esteetaculo estraio {
impresionante. La larga Inca d.
mujeres, cuyas caras no habian side
expuestas al mundo desde muy pc.
quefas, Sc VIC pasar a toda priss
menvueltas en- blancos y largos We
los.
En- Casablanca fueron amonto
nadas en- una casa sin conyord ds
ningana especie. y al yer al sultan
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Los dos cornetas tocan q Ia carga.
Ambos ninos: ell uno hijo de Bor-
COMA, el otro de Bretaia. Los aza-
hares de Ia guerra los han undo en-
la montana, al rnisrno battalion de
eazadores.
Los batauones marchan al COM
bate. Los dos cornetas tocan
q Ia carga!
Ana abajo, la infantena enemiga
Sc We tornado en- culumnas sombrias
y compactas. Mas lejos Ia caballe-
ria y oculta detras del cementerio
de la aldea, el acero de sus cascos
Y ell brillo de sus sables. -.
Ell enemigo es mas numeroso.
Pero i que importa?
Los dos cornetas tocan q Ia carga
A paso de trote los dos cazadores
salvan la barranca, franquean los
matorrales. va Sc aproximan. :.
La p6lvora estalla, las balas cruzan
los aires. :. Sc lucha cuerpo q cuer-
po. ..Ayi los braves como Sc baten
Como ellos, corriendo siempre
los dos cornetas tocan q Ia carga.
Ofs los relinchos de los caballos
los piafidos de Las patas en- la carre-
terra? Es un escuadr6n que vnelve
a socorrer al enemfgo. ..Valor,
soldados! En- vuestras manos esta
Ia suerte del ejercito entero. Con
la rabia en- el corazon, con toda la
fuerza de sus pulmones, los dos cor
netas tocan 4 la carga!
iQue horrible espectaculo! En-
todas parties muertos y morlbun-
dos. -.
Dios de los combates, dinos, sque
'ruto naceran en- Ia pr6xima eSta-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-12
Mociion Iesue|ta:;

La pnmera seccion de la Corte
de este distrito resolvio aver decla
rar con lugar la mocion presenta-
da por Tony Lowande en- que So
licita Sc desestime nuevo juicio pc
dido por Otero yCo. Marcos Tomas
Caneja y Juan Cortuis en- la de-
manda sobre reclamation de da-
hos y perjuicios, fundandose la
Core en- no haberse presentado
en- tempo el phego de exposition
del caso en- que necesaria y legal
mente, habrd de apoyarse.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-12

Made sdbe que su casa es.
I'd desalqualada. Nadse 10 sa-
be, porque ,lsted no 10 anuncla-
81. desed clqu,iar su casa que
ahora no le produce NADIA nln-
ciela en- "Lc Correspondent
IA" Para estd clase de anu,,-
cos hay en- este diaro precaos
. 'peciale, muy lamitddos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-12
Il Cine Puerto Rico.
Ell duetto Venus ha hecho
su debut con gran exito.
Las peliculas mas moderDas Sc.
ran desa1realadas eSta noche.

Sigue in cresendo ell entusiasmo
por este importaute cine, que po
see la nlejor lente en- Puerto Rico.
Es colossal Ia existencia de peli-
culas que posee, y la constante re
novacion que hace por todos los
correos.
A las exhibiciones de peliculas
ha agregado un numero de sensa-
clonal interes.
Ell DUETTO VENUS, forma-
do por las coupletistas Rosita Cue
ira y la-beiia Is.ma.
Otro numero interesante es Ell
re gallo por sorteo que ofreceSu
compresano, consistente en- una
libra eterlina.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-12

Preparation de Wampole" ,
sin ella ninguna es legitima. Es
tan sabrosa como Ia miel y con-
tiene todas los principles nutri-
tivos y oWretivos del Aceite do
Higado de Bacalao Puro, con
Jarabe de Hipofosftos, EKtrac-
tos de Malta J Cerezo Silvestre.
Tomada antes de las comidas,
aumenta 81 apetito, ayuda q Ia
digestion. J vuelve & los placeres
= tareas del mundo 8 muchos
que habisn perdido va toda es-
peranzs. "M ST.. DR.. J. Izqui-
erdo Brown, de- Busnos Aires,
dios: He usado ls Preparation
de Wampola y gpandemente sa-
tisfecho de sus esMenddos res
ultsdos Il he administrado 4 mis-
propios hijos, teniendo Ia satis-
faeci6n de haber obtenidoe un
exito que NO habia podido con-
seguir con otrss preparedness.
Deeventa en- toaas las Boticas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-12
DE LA MuLTTUD

Que han usado nuestra pre-
paracion 8 que la estan usando
en- Ia actualidad, jamas hemos
sabido de niguno que no haya
quedado satisfecho del resutado.
No pretendemos NADIA que no
haya sido ampliamente justi}i-
cado por, Ia experiencia. Al re'-
comendarla & los enfermos no
tenemos mas que hacer referen-
oia & sus merisos. So han OBJ
tenido grandes curaciones y de
SECURE que BE obtendran muchas
mas. No hay y podemos asegu-
rarlo honradamente, ningun o.
tro medicamento, que pueda en-
plearse con mayor Is y CONTAIN
"a. Alimepta = sostiene las fuer-
zas dd enfermo durante esos Pc
rlodos en- que falta ell apetito
y los alimentos no pueden di-
gerirse. Para evitar las falsifi-
caciones pons1nos esta marca de
fabrica en- cada botena de la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-12

que le era impossible conser0arlas j.
todas, escoiio a cuatro 9 cinco de
sus mas amsdas y envio las otras,
al mercado.
En- resumen, -estos sondias tristes
para los harenas!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-12
UNMAYoRDoMO.

un mayordomo con lsrga practi-
ca.en el cultvo de h "cafia," desea
ooaocazse al frente de uns coIonia. v
sl etecto caentar con las referenc;as
que se deseen. Psra informss ests
Administrator y en- Vega-baja, don
Arturo Guerra AcostA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-06
Bates WINS DUAL TRACK
AND FIELD MEET WITH COLBY,
Bates Has 90 Points to 81 for Cobly--.
Blanchard, Bates, Clips One=fifth Second
From State l20=yard Hurdle Record.

100 yard, high hurdles-Won by Blanch-
ard, Bates; Vail Colby. End; NJ r. Hill,
Colby, Bird. Time-16 1-5 sec.
20 yard low hurdles-Won by Blanchard,
Bates; End Vail, Colby; Bird Dunifield
Bates. Time-26 2-5 sec
44O yard dash--Won by Chandler, Colby;
End Trask, Colby 3rd Irish Bates. Time
"a AS sec.
Half mile run--Won by w v. Cole, Col
by; End Charles Merrill. Bates; Bird Brun-
quist. Bates: Time-2 min 3-5 sec.
Mile run--Won by w. V. Cole, Colby
md Cakes, Bates; 3rd Peakes, Bates
Time min. So 3-5 sec
Two mile run-Won by Ames, Bates;
md Cakes, Bates; Bird Woodward, Bates
Time1l min. SO As sec.
Pole vault-Won by Herrick, Colby; End
Libby, Bates; Bird Bagnell, Colby. Height
S #. z in.
Running high iump-Won by Williams,
Bates; md Blanchard. Bates; 3rd Herrick
Colby. Height IT. 2 in.
Running broad jump-Won by Peterson,
Bates; End Erwin. Colby; Bird Quimby,
Bates. Distance--2O TT. Z "a in
Putting the shot-Won by Jackson; End
Gilpatrick, Colby; Bird Tibbetts, Colby
Distance-33 TT.
Throwing the hammer-Won by Waldo
Andrews, Bates End Tidd, Colby; 3rd
Adelbert Andrews, Bates. Distance-1O7
TT. in.
Throwing the discus-Won by Tibbets,
Colby; End Preston. Bates: 3rd Page,
Bates. Distance-94 TT. G in.
Total points-Bates GO. Colby 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-06
TIPS FOR FANS.

Bush, the Tigers young shortstop,
is not doing much hitting, but is scor-
ing plenty of runs. while his fielding
is great feature of the daily play.
Washington Star: Modest Johnny
Evers. He saw the Reds and Cubs
play their double header the other day
and said afterward that he was ready
to play, but didn't see any place for
himself the way Zimmerman was GO
ing. If Johnny has become superf1uous
for the Cubs there are clubs that will
be willing to find a regular berth for
him. Address Stallings. McGraw, Lum-
ley. Mack. Cantillon, McAleer Bresna-
han, Clarke and some seven others
Things are breaking badly for Big
Bill Hinchman in the Cleveland right
field. Rinchman is not the star in the
sunfield that he has been in center
Hinchman, who started out with the
Maps as rigit-fielder, was later shift
ed to center, and for half of last sea-
son played short for the Maps. With
the regular inielders all off of the
hospital list this year, Hnch was sent
back to right field. He has had his
troubles judging fly balls since resum-
ing his old position.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-06
MUCH INTEREST IN BoWDoIN
INDEPENDENTLY LEAGUE,

Brunswick, Me-, May 5-(SpeciaD.-
Much interest now centers in the
games of the Inter fraternity Baseball
League. The eight Greek letter fra
ternities have formed league as last
year and each fraternity is to play
one game with each other fraternity,
the one winning the greater number
OF games in the series to receive a
cup. The cup last year was won by
Theta Delta Chi without losing a game
This year several of the fraternities
nave strong teams and several games
thus far have lasted over nine innings
With the teams so evenly matched it
is difficult to judge which will be the
final victor The games played are as
follows:
i.eta Psi defeated Psi Epsilon u to
= GA innings). Beta Theta Pi defeated
Alpha Delta Phi 6 to 8, Delta Epsilon
defeated Kappa Sigma IS to s, Delta
Kappa Epsilon defeated Theta Delta
Chi to l. Theta Delta Chi defeated
Zeta Psi II to 0, Psi Epsilon defeated
Kappa Sigma IL to 3, Delta Kappa Ep-
silon tied Beta Theta Pi in IA innings
and Alpha Delta Phi defeated Theta
Delta Chi II to 9.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-06
FANS WANT BRUSH TO
EXPOSE BRIBE INSTlGAT0RS,

New York, May 5-If John r.. Brush
wants 20 land squarely in the good
graces Of the fans again, he must clear
up the bribery charges by finding out
If he doesn't know already, the names
Of the people behind the catspaw used
to attempt bribing KLEIN and tombstone
and making the name or names public
The fans are talking the case over
every dav. and at the grounds the yells
go up from the stands each day. who
started the bribing?"
KLEIN and tombstone, by their upright
behavior and promptness in reporting
the attempted bribery. have earned life
jobs in the National League, and Presi-
dent Harry Pulliam is said to have in
timated that the two would hold their
jobs in the league as long as he had
anything to say about it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-06

Lewiston, Me, May 5.--(SpeciaD. -
In the first dual track meet ever held
between the two colleges, Bates de-
feated Colby here this afternoon on
Garcelon field by Il score of 60 to 81
points. Bates won eight first places
seven seconds and eight thirds. Colby
came i'll strong in the dashes and mid
die distance runs but lost in the field
events
The features of the meet We're the
breaking of two records by Blanch.
and, the Bates hurdler He did the high
hurdles in 16 1-5 sec, 1-5 OF q second
better than tie state record and the
did the low hurdles in &c 2-5 seconds
which is 3-5 of a second better thar
the foymer Bates record, held by Boil
Ster '95, and Fraser 'O8. The State rec
ord for this event is % 2-5 seconds
held by Stanwood of Rowdoin. Blanch-
ana promises to make the holder OF
That record travel in order to retain il
at the NJ. l. T. next week. Blanchard
also took second place in the high jump
making a total of Ii points which he
scored for Bates
The 44O-yard dash was run one sec
ond faster than the Bates record, Col
by getting first and second places in
this event. barely winning over Cap
tain Irish of the Bates team. Cole OF
Colby made a fine showing, winning
both the half mile and mile runs. Bates
showed up strong in the two-mile
taking ali three places.
Williams. the Bates sprnter, won IL
points, being; defeated by a narrow
margin in the 100-yard dash by Stacey
In the 220-yard dash Williams turned
the tables, winning by a good lead The
running broad jump was pretty
event, Peterson of Gardiner, a Bates
man. Winning with a jump of 20 feet
ia inches, which is only 34 inches be-
! low the Bates record.
Following are the results of the meet:
100 yaM dash-First heat won by f. N
Stacey of Colby; Williams, Bates end
Time-10 is sec. Second heat won by
Edwin, Colby; Wadleigh, Bates 2nd. Time
| 10 rs sec.
10 yard dash-First heat won by f. N
Stacey. Colby; Williams, Bates End Time
p 4-5 sec. Second heat, won by Trask
Colby; Erwin. Colby End. Time-24 IS sec
100 yard dash--Final; lst. E. n. Stacey
Colby. Time-10 2-5 sec.
70 yard dash-Final; 1st Williams
Bates; Ind, e. N. Stacey. Colby; 3rd Err
win. Colby. Time % As sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-06
About 100000
In Trotting Purses

Chicago, May 5.--The snrips
of the board of appeals Of ,ba ess'oh
can Trotting Association anna. ef
TIE list of purses which ag.r'us
s1.oo0.o00. The purses offernd - ea'es
Western Association include ~ NE
$4,000 by Lihertyville, and Cox nv, q
the second meeting at Sprinyfie,d - AZ
The handicap stakes offered III
follows on the Grand Circuit, r. .
Haute. $4,000; Buffalo, $2OOoe. pe e,e
VILE, $4,000: Syracuse. s2nGo. ca,F ad
bus, $4,000 and Lexington, sI5 a@ DU''
Stakes offered include: peoria -.
900; Detroit. $2l 900; Kalamazoo ~ 49,
900; Buffalo, $4,000; Hartford w. w.
oOo; Columbus, S3l, 900 and Leyira w.
$2G, 900 'on
Futurities: Rcadvlle, 500 co,nu
bus, $18,50o and Lexington. s2l an
The handicap totals are ur. ~
stakes, $2l1,000 and futarities co.,
making grand total of SAG Oau
of the largest in the history of tro,,i.
racing in the United States.