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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-16
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Frank H. MeKenney, a -jeweler. was
found in his room at 81 Free street.
Portland, Tuesday night, apparently
suffering from the effects of poison. it
is believed accidentally taken He was
removed TO the Maine General hospital
and at midnight was unconscious and
in a critical condition.
William Bedard. a 6O-year-old en-
ployee of the York Manufacturing Co.
who lives at 80 Water street, Saco,
was celebrating the birth of his 18th
child. Tuesday This is believed to
be the largest family in Saco. Eleven
of the children are living, of whom
the Oldest is 10. The mother is IS
years old.
Alfred Gallant, 20 years old, employ
ed in the oxford Paper mill at Rum
ford Falls. WAS accidentally caught in
the shaftng. Tuesday, injuring his
head and left leg and so mangling his
left arm that it was later amputated
above the elbaw He is at the Me-
Carthy hospital in a critical condition.
The RockIand authorities are con-
Quoting a vigorous search for Chase
Goodwin and Henry Bennett. who es-
capped from the Knox County jail.
Goodwin was serving eight months for
the larceny of a watch and Bennett
was bound over to the September term
of the court. charged with the larceny
of $50 from am aged Camden woman.
The prisoners are said to have been
seen in the vicinity of Warren.
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to help him out and is no longer seek
ing striSe-out records.
jeff overall. the big hurler of the
Chicago cubs. is in Los Angeles, where
he accepted a position in brewery.
He expects TO play independent ball on
the coast, this summer.
Whom Cy Seymour's baseball days
are over he should not experience any
difficulty getting job as a detective
in New York. He climbed out of bed
recently and grabbed a burglar in his
& i,stsiieiits.
Harold Janvrin. formerly of the Red
Sox. but now with Jersey City, is out
of the game for a while with a badly
split hand. Bill Purtell, another ex-
Red Sox. is taking care of third dur
ing Janvrin's absence.
So far the record of the White SoN
is unique for this season. in the big
leagues Callahan's highfiers haven't
vet been beaten twice in succession.
There is no other club in the National
or American League which can say
as much.
Larry Cheney, like his fellow towns
man, Ed Walsh, is not only willing but
eager to pitch as often as possible.
Both are spitballers and it is odd how
mucn work these two can do, seeing
that the spitball is supposed to be so
wearing ON the arm
Last week the United States League
opened it's season at Pittsburg TO 1000
spectators. while the Pirates called
their game off on account of wet
grounds. The Pittsburg fans are strong
for baseball every day, and welcomed
the rev team.
Three of the most promising PLAYERS
of the South Boston Greater Boston
League team have jumped to independ-
emit clubs in Maine. They are outfield-
ers Neptune and Doyle and Catcher
GaIligan. They have been suspended
by the secretary of the league Nep-
tune ard Galligan We're under two
years contract with the new league.
Ed Walsh and Walter johnson have
great respect for each others pitching
ability once Edward cracked Walter
on the head with an inshoot and then
Walter came back and nailed Big Ed
on the shoulder, with the force Of a
mules hoof Walsh has scopped" a
iuiHbGf ot stAh men, Miiie dpliiS'H -
very careful about hitting players.
Some stealing bases in the Chicago
game, last SATURDAY. Chief Meyers
raised his total to six-one less than
his record for the entire season of 1911.
The chief is out TO heat that figure,
although even that was enough to
make him the champion base running
catcher of the National League He
wants to exceed Ed Sweeneys ama2-
ing mark of eight, which was the
worlds record in stolen bases for
catchers in 1911.
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At u. of Maine.

orono, Me. May Is (SpeciaD-At the
annual election of the Athletic Associ-
alton held, yesterday, the following Of
ficers Were elected for the year 1912 Il.
President: G. G. Tilley. Is. Ashland;
vice president, c. f. Chandler. Ia,
Portland; secretary, W. ID. TONNES. IA,
Bangor; senior members of athletic
board: l.. T.. Seekins, Is. Skowhegan
and T.. III. Bigelow, IS, Bridgton; jun
Tor member of athletic board, II. w.
Monahan. IA, of Biddeford; manager of
baseball. B. b. Anthony. ii. Wake
field, Mass; manager of track, III. p.
Adams, IA, Bowdoinham The Austria
liam ballot system was used in the cleo
ton.
Coach Smith will probably send a
team of five men To the New England
intercollegiate track meet at SPRING
field. next Saturday. Those who viii
so are TONNES, IA and. Captain Hough-
ton,'12, who came in first and second
in the mile at Brunswick, last Satur-
day; Powers, Is, who won the two
mile; Rogers. 49, who broke the State
pole vault record and Bailey. 'f5 the
us 5ffIts4iibdu ildIlthti AiiIoWti. l<dSt
year Maine took fourth place in the big
meet. The loss of Captain Smith in the
hurdles will be greatly felt but Maine
hopes to make a good showing this
year.
On Saturday, May Is. the Maine in
ter-seholastie track meet will be held
on Alumni field A large number of
preparatory schools have entered this
year ard the meet should be close.
Bangor, Portland and Bar Harbor High
schools and Hebron Academy all ex-
pect to win first honors. Dexter High
also has a good team and Coburn Clas-
sical will probabiy finish among the
leaders.
on Saturday evening. the final debate
in the Maine interscholastic debating
league will be held in the chapel. 'Fhe
fina, debate will be between Foxcroft
Academy and Bangor High school. Ban
gor is being coached by G. C. Clark. Is
and Foxcroft by P. w Monahan IA.
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Shipping News.

Boothbay Harbor. Me, May 15.-
Sailed Schooners Matte J. Allies drom
st. George, Newark; Emma w. Day.
uronl Deer Isle), Boston; Chas *.
Klinek Qrom Roberts Harbo). New
York.
Portland. Me. May 15.-Arrived:
Schooner Ruth N. Merrill. Newport
News; John A. Beckerman, st. John,
NJ T., for Vineyard Haven.
Sailed: Steamer Astarte, Parrsboro,
N. S.
RockIand, Me. May 15.-Arrived:
Schooners Charles and Willie, New
York; William Jones. do: Harry w.
HAYNES. Frankfort fer do. William
Marven, Camden for Somes Sound.
Sailed: Schooners J. Frank Seavey.
New York; Willis and Guy, Boston; n.
r. Aver. do: Mary Langdon, do: John
S. Beacham. St. George: Sadie A. KIM
ball. Northeast Harbor.
Camden, Me. May 15.-Arrived: Sch,
Daniel McLoud
Boston. May 15.--Arrived: Schooner
Jane Palmer, Norfolk; Cora NJ, Br),
Grand Harbor, n. Il.
Sailed: Schooners Ellen Little, Nor
folk; Reuben Eastman, Bangor; Ches-
ter r. Lawrence. Rockland, Me-; Fan
nie f. Hall. Orland. Me-; Sunbeam
Kennebec river; Mary T. Cushman
Millbridge.
Searsport. Me. May 15.-Arrived:
Steamers Penobscot, Newport News.
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ties. while Canadian Pacific went TO 269,
new high record. Eliminating 'ru-
mors' and private advices, absolutely
nothing developed TO explain the rise in
Canadian Pacific. In the last hour other
dormant specialties We're taken up, while
the usual leaders manifested fresh irreg-
ularity. The market settled down to
general dullness surface conditions de-
noting increased conservatism on the
part of traders, with an utter absence
of anything suggesting outside or public
interests Aside from a sudden 2-pont
rise in Illinois Central, which helped to
bring that stock out of its extreme de-
preston of the previous week, the clos
ing was moderately active with mix
ture of gains and losses. Total deal
ings aggregated 6S3000 shares, of which
almost one third was made up of two
stocks Reading and United States Steel
London bought about $1,000 SHARES here,
principally United States Steel and sold
some Amalgamated Copper and Lehish
Valley.
The improved state of the copper trade
during the past year is shown In the re-
port of the Anaconda Copper Mining Co,
controlled by Amalgamated which gives
earnings of 7.42 per cent. on its increas-
ed capital. compared with SAP per cent.
in 1910. whites sales increased by almost
5000, 600.
The bond market was inclined to ease
off at first. but hardened later. Total
sales, par value $2,6S2, 600. United States
government bonds unchanged on call.
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Children Cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
casio r a
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of tho Days Dealings In All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. May BIN most of its
salient features. today's stock market
was a repetition of the preceding day.
There was the same immoderate bidding
up of the hard coal shares, Canadian
Pacific and score or more of second
airy or low priced specialties. with al
ternate recessions, recoyeries and periods
of dizziness. The movement apparently
represented little more than the oper-
atoms of the professional element, and
there was further evidence of inside IL
quotation especially in the more promi-
nent speculative stocks. This latter con-
ditlon seemed the more apparent. with
every recurrent rally and gave color to
the belief that the interests instrumental
in the recent advance We're the more
disposed to leave the market to its own
devices.
The opening saw the usual number of
wide" or decided gains, Lehigh Valley,
American Sugar, International Paper
preferred and Interborough-MetrQ
preferred rising a point or over with
Virtually no declines. Before the end
of the first half hour. however, nearly
all these advances were completely OBJ
liberated and by noon the average level
of prices was on a parity or under low
est of the previous day. Soon after mid
day another buying movement in Lehigh
Valley and Reading restored a large part
of the early losses and added to the
gains registered ny the obscure special
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New York Produce Market.

New York. May IS
sFLOHR--Stcady. business fair. receipts
% 10f; shipments li3.
WHEAT--Spot easy; No. 2 red s12As elf
domestic basis tn arrive and expoft l2ia
elf ahoat to arrive No. | horthern Du-
1uth 1871 fob afloat. receipts 439, go. ship
ments 1880.
CoRN-spot firm: export s7l fob aaoat;
futures nominal
OATS-Spot steady; receipts $3.50
PORK-Firm.
BEEF-Firm.
LARD-Frm; moderate west 1Ds0dlCso.
SUGAR--Raw steady. museovado 50
test 342: centrifugal 96 test 392; molasses
50 test 81; refined steady,
BUTTER-Unsettled: receipts 1878:
creamery extras 30N30l. do. firsts 29m:
do. seconds 2sn2Sh; do thirds 26in27s.
state dairy finest 29ad3o; do. good TO
prime 2Sf29; do. common 10 fair 24n27:
factory current make frsts 24lG>s5; do.
seconds 23AM24: packing stock current
make No. 22as
fresh gathered seconds regular packed
17sm1S.
POTATOES-F'irrn; Bermuda new Dbl
6M650; Florida new white Dbl, 6Gt659.
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BASEBALL NOTES.

The Boston Cincinnati game post :
poned, Tuesday, viii be played off,
Aug Il.
The Chicago Cubs. Tuesday, sold
Catcher Orcndorf TO the Sioux City
club
"Stoney" McGlynn of Milwaukee has
been sold to the Mobile club. He was
formerly st. Louis star,
Scott, one Of the White Sox's best
pitchers. is out Of The game with an at
tack of rheumatism.
Jack Powell is runner up to Cy
Young in the Antique League. Jack is
now in his 18th season in the big show
He is 43 years old.
Casey Hageman has been secured
by the Jersey City club. Hugh Me
Rreen figuring that he would help out
tho Shelters.
Johnny McGraw knows when he has
enough. Who will take chance on
Bugs Raymond now that he has been
reinstated?
Willie Keeler is travelling with the
brooklyn Dodgers as Bill Dahlen's first
aid and is the clubs official doctor to
the batting eye.
rhe savage attack of Cailahan's
fighting White Sox on the World S
Champions on their own grounds is
the sensation of the season.
President Taft is a great lover of
baseball. So was his father before him,
who was one Of the supporters of the
famous Cincinnati eRds of 49,
Back of Rube Marquard's spotless
record for this season lies the fact that
he is permitting the rest Of the team
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, May 10.
Comprehensive reports indicating ma
terial Improvement in winter wheat since
ments from the federal government
would show a high condition for the
spring crop, caused a sharp break in the
wheat market, today. Latest trading
left prices heavy, to Il cents under last
Corn finished / cent lower. to a@s up;
oats off aa4 to ). and provisions varying
from 10 cents down to cents up.
FLOUR-Firm.
RYE-No. 2 943.
BARLEY Feed or mixing S0@1oS:
MALTING-Fair to choice ll6@i2i
TIMOTHY SEED-S50012O0.
& CLOVER SEED-1400.
MESS PORK-19. 25D19.S7A
LARD--1O.S5.
SHORT RIBS-1047h. =
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston, May Is
BEEF-Dressed firmer; whole cattle Ia
az
BRAN-Unchanged, 2S02s.5a.
BUTTER--Lower; northern 32AM33:
western 32@33.
CHEESE,-Steady: new choice 1IG17a.
CORN-Steadv: No. yellow 90a.
EGGS-Steady; fancy 24n25; choice %
az western 2fM22.
FLoUR- Firm: spring patent $3.50
IIAY--Firm: No. grade 3lG32.
LAMBS--Higher, 1901.
LARD--Steady; pure l2s
MINED FEED-Steady. 29.75M32
OATS-Unsteady; No. clipped white
6iG644..
PORK-unchanged; medium backs 2s5Qp
295.
SUGAR-Unchanged granulated SIS.
sNEALS-Fifm, l0dt4
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HoW,s This7

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls catarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY &c CO., Toledo, O.
We. the undersigned, have known r. J.
Cheney for the last IS years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.,
Toledo o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Testimon-
ials sent free. Price rs cents per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
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BOUTS THIS WEEK.

Thursday Henry VS.. Young Kid
Broad at Albany; Marcel Moreau VS.
George Gunther at Paris.
Friday-Billy Papke VS.. Harry Sam-
sey at Philadelphia; Johnny Coulon VS..
Eddie Lennon at Springfield. Mo-
Frank Loughrey VS.. Young Kurtz at
New York; AID Welgast VS.. Freddie
Daniels at st. Joseph, Mo; Patsy De
Lueea VS.. Kid Fleming at Central A.
c., Boston.
turday-Carnivai of boxing at New
YORK; bouts at the National Sporting
Club at Philadelphia.
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oWHEAT-May 1l6s; July 111sas; sept,
105aNs; Dec 1851
CoRM-May so7as; July Ts, Sept. 75;
:, oATs-May 55saz; July 52s; Sept 49,;
Dec. A.
PoRk-May 1915: July 1937sa4o, Sept
1852.
!. LARD-May 1osS; July 1887: Sept
IL IS; Oct. II Dol
SHORT RIBS May 1o47s; July 1885,;
Sept. 1072a.
. BuTTER-Steady; creameries 26@29.
Diaries 230f27
EGGS-steady; receipts 30Oo2 cases at
market, cases included, III; ordinary
fifsts 49,: frsts IS
CIiEESE--Steady, l50l5l.
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AT PITTSBURG
5; Bowdoin
Four-=lO Innings.

orono. Me. May 15-University of
the Maine intercollegiate series by de-
feating Bowdoin, today, 5 TO A. Like the
games that preceded 1t. one with Colby
and one with Bates, 1t took 10 innings to
do it. Maine scored three in the second
inning on a base on balls, a two-base
hit and two errors, and one in the third
on errors. Bowdoln's runs were all made
in the third inning on two doubles and a
single and four errors. The winning run
came in the 10th with one out. ON long
drive to center by William, who beat the
throw in to the plate.
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Britt Wins from Houoke.

Baltimore. May 15-The 1s-round
battle between Tommy Houeke of
Phfladelpha and Young Britt of this
city went the limit, Tuesday night the
decision going to Young Britt, who had
the better of The fight all the way. The
best that can be said of the Philadel-
phian is that he showed remarkable
gameness Britt put up a scientific
battle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-16

1t would surprise you to know of the
great good that Is being done by Cham
berlain's Tablets. Darius Downey OF
Newberg Junction, n. b., writes. my
wife has been using Chamberlain's Tab
let's and finds them very effectual and
doing her lots of good" III you have
any trouble with your stomach or bowels
dealers.
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TUESDAY NIGHTS BOUTS.
KiIbane Gives Burns Beating.

New York. May t5.-Johnny Kill
bane of Cleveland proved that he was
master boxer and a worthy holder
of the featherweight title by giving
Frankie Burns of New Jersey a severe
beating throughout a 10-reund bout at
the st. Nicholas A. G., Tuesday night.
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Gibbons Finds LAWN Easy.

Buffalo May 15.--Mike Gibbons of
ST, Paul easily won over Paddy La
win in their scheduled 1o-round bout
before the Buffalo A. A., last night.
The referee stopped the fight in the
eighth round to save LAWN from a
knockout, after the Buffalo boy had TAX
en- the worst beating ever given him.
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Mo Hits, No Runs-12 Innings.

Portland. Me. May 15.--Guy A. Shaw.
the pitcher of the Westbrook High
school, pitched a no-hit. no-run game,
today, that went IL innings. The oppos-
ing team was South Portland High,
which lost 1 to o.
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NATIONAL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

CINCINNATI. May l5--It required II in
nings for Cincinnati to defeat Boston I'm
the opening game of the series here, to-
day. The score was To 3. Brown pitch
ed well in pnches until the final inning,
when he hit Egan and. after retiring the
next two men. allowed Clark base on
balls. Humphreys singled, bringing Egan
home with the winning run.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. May rs
Spot closed quiet points lower. Mid
ding uplands 1Lso; do. gulf 12.05. Sales
lbs bales
Galveston steady. u: New Orleans
quiet. III; Savannah steady. II N9-16;
Charleston quiet. III; Memphis steady.
III.
Net receipts for fo.ir days si.9se
Exports to Great Britain 1891: To
France 1899. 10 the Continent 1875: to
japan SCI. to Mexico f54
Stock $40, 474
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Joe Jeanhette went to Glasgow, Scot
land, the other night and picked up
some soft money by stopping the Phil
adelphia boxer Young johnson. in two
rounds.
Rube Abrams of Fort Slacan, who
made big hit at the National sport
ing club, at New York. two weeks ago.
viii take part in the serni-iinai to the
Billy Papke- Battling Bill Hurley bout
at that club. Thursday night
Tom league the champion of the
navy. who has won all his battles and
won three medals, will meet Charles
Victor ten rounds at the st Nicholas
A. G.. New York. Thursday night.
league wants a chance at Gibbons il
he makes good. There will be in all
fifty rounds of boxing.
Jack MeHenry the Southern light
weight. viii make his debut at the
New Polo A. A., on Friday night,
against Jack curley, of New York, in
the main event of ten rounds. Nc
Henry goes to New York with good
record, defeating such boxers as Rufe
Turner. Walter Little and Jack Robin
son. Curley is New York boy, we'll
known to the fans of that city.
The bouts TO be held at the Central
A. c., next Friday night. will be as
follows: Young Reno of the North
End VS.. Young Aronson of East Bos-
ton, Young Cooke of the North End VS..
Mike Rocco of the Narth End, Joseph
Bradley OF tho South End VS.. Young
Ross of the North End, Patsy De LUG
ca of Boston VS.. Kid Fleming of Old
Town, Me.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago, May Is.
C ATT l. Il = Receipts $4,000; market
strong; beeves 6.10m9 30
HOGS-Receipts 5000: market strong
to cents higher; light 735D7S5
SHEEP-Receipts 1000. market weak
and 15m40 cents lower; native 3.75ai6 Is:
western 5M625; yearlngs 4sI725, native
lambs 5MS50; western 5. 75GlS so.
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Adolf Wermuth. formerly imperial
secretary of the Germany treasury, has
been elected lord mayor of Berlin, in
succession TO X. A. Martin Kirschner,
who has resigned
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Children CRY
FOR FLETcHER'S
G A 9 T. Q RIA

Poor appetite Is a sure sign of Impaired
digestion. A few doses OF Chamberiain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets will strength
en- your digestion and improve your ap-
petite. Thousands have been benefited
by taking these Tablets. Sold by all
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New England League.
NEW ENGLAND STANDING.
AT Lynn.

~ Il MN
Lynn ...4..3 0 o 3 90 x-6-10-0
FAN River ....1 0 IT, 6-1
Batteries-Ha Harrington and Daum;
Norwood and Butler. Time. 1886 UNI
pre, Stafford.
AT LAWRENCE.
Worcester ...0 2 o 0 0-2-6-0
Lawrence .,..0 o | 90 0--1-5-4
Batteries-Hale and Carrigan; Fuller
ton and Breymaer. Time, 1.20. Umpire,
White.
AT LOWELL.
Lowell .,.......2 0 0 5 o o, 0 I x.-s-9-0
New Bedford /. % o 0 2 o 0 1--3-d-i
Batteries-W olfgang and Lavigne;
Duffy, Swormstedt, Pruitt and Delaney.
Time, LEA. Umpire, ORourke.
AT BROCKTON.
Brockton ..4 0 0 x--5-3-0
Haverhil 1901 0 0 0 0 0-2-7-1
Batteries-Gaw and Wadleigh; Barry
and Pratt. Time, 1.30 Umpire Rorty.
international League.
AT Buffalo-Baitlmore s, Buffalo 8
At Rochester-Jersey City 5. Roehes-
ter l.
AT Toronto-Toronto s, Providence Z.
Other clubs were not scheduled.
Connecticut League.
At Springfield--Springfield 6, New Bril-
tain S.
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AMERICAN.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Boston, May l5.-Boston won out IN
the ninth from st. Louis today Brad
ley's double and Wagners single seor-
ing the winning run. The locals cleaned
up the series. Wood had the better of a
pitchers battle with Petty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-16

There never was time when people
appreciated the real merits of Chamber
lan's Cough Remedy more than now.
and voluntary testimonials from persons
who have been cured by It,. IL you or
your children are troubled with cough
or cold give 1t trial and become ac-
quainted with its good qualities. For
sale by all dealers.
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BoWDOIN.

Two-base hits-Hosmer, Means. JOY.
Home run--Witham. Sacrifice hts-Ab-
hott Pickard. Stolen bases-Baker.
Cobb. Lacasce ., Witherell, Russell. Left
on bases Bowdoin 6. Maine s. First base
on balls-Om Stobie 4, off Means 2. First
base on errors Bowdoin 2. Maine Z. Hit
by pitcher-By Stobie q Struck out-By
Stobie H. by Means 10 Passed balls
Brooks ?. Time, 20. Umpire, Slavin.
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AT NEW YORK.

Ty Cobb Jumped into the grandstand
at New York and thrashed a spectator
in the fourth inning of Wednesday,
gene. which Detroit won to 4. Mana
ger Jennings said after the game that
the man had applied opprobrious epithets
TO the player. Cobb was immediately put
out of the game.
Detroit s......1 2 o 3 Q 2-s-l2-2
New York l 0 o 0 0-4- 9-2
Batteries-WilIet and Stanage; WARRIOR,
Hoff and Williams. Time. 155 Umpires.
Westervelt and OLeughlin.
At PHILADELPHIA.
Chicago 80 3 o 0 o 2 1 o. 6-3
Philadelphia 3 0 2 0 x-S-1S-3
Batteries---ange Peters, Mogridge and
Kuhn; Houck, Krause. Plank and Lapp.
Time 200. Umpires. Hart and Connolly.
AT Washington-The Washington
Cleveland game was postponed; rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-16

Had dyspepsia or indigestion for
years. No appetite. and what did eat
Bitters reached the cause. Ill.
Walker, Sunbury, Ohio