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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-29
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE.
Juniors Win Annual Outdoor Inter
class Meet by Good Margin.

orono, Me. April 2S.--(SpeciaD.-Th
annual outdoor inter-class track meet
was held on Alumni field, Saturday
afternoon. The Juniors were easy VIM
ners by a margin of IL points over
the Sephomeres. who were second AL
not IN the best of condition. the races
were al. close and interesting The
summary of events was as follows:
100 yard dash--Won by Deering:
0'Brien. I'd; Bryant. Sd. Time. II sec
0yard dashWon by Deering;
DopallHe. Pei. oBrien. Sd. Time. % sec.
i4oyard dash-Won by Sheffield; Lit
tlefield. 2d: MeAlary. Sd. Time. IS sec
sS0-yaro run-Won by Harris: Ward
Well I'd; Clark, Sd. Time. , min. II sec.
1-mile run-Wen by Houghtoa;
Towner. 2d: Philbrook. Sd Time, /
min. A. sec.
2-mile 1mf-Won by Power; Patter-
son. I'd. Time. 10 min. 30 sec.
f20-yard high hurdles<-W Won by
Nashburn. ST Onge. I'd. Time, 10 4-5
sec.
100 yard low hurdIesAWon by st.
onge; Harse, I'd; Washburn. Sd. Time,
Is sec
High tump-Won by Worden; Twtchell
I'd, Clifford, Sd Height. SIT Ain.
Broad Jump-Won by Skolheld; o'Brien
ID Rogers, I'd. Distance. 19ft.
Pole vault-Won by Rogers: Thomas,
I'd. Richardson, Sd. Height loft. Gin.
Shot-Won by Shepard; Skolfeld. I'd;
Bailey, Sd. Distance. 35ft
Discus-Won by skolfeld; Shepard. I'd;
Smiley, 3d. Distance, 95ft.
Hammer-Won by Bailey; Shepard, I'd;
CULVER. Sd. Distance, 12Oft
Points: 1912, 22l 1915, 52l; 1914. 81 1916.
20
The annual military ball was held un-
der the auspices of the Freshman class
in the gymnasium. Friday evening. This
is one of the social events of the college
year and was largely attended. Preced-
ing the dance the four companies of the
university battalion of cadets gave an ex-
hibition drill The work of the companies
reflected great credit on Col. yarnum' S
ability as an instructor.
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coroner,s Probo Continues.

Certain new evidence in the case
came to the attention of Coroner
Hewins, Saturday. with the result that
the inquest before the jury empan-
elled by him. Wednesday morning,
was resumed, Saturday evening, and
witnesses examined from 8 to 1879
P. NJ.
The principal witness examined was
Mrs. ELLA Ilevere, who is said to have
changed her testimony materially
from that previously given, when she
refused altogether TO answer certain
questions put to her by Coroner Hew-
ms. Fred Levere was also examined
and the other witnesses, who were
called, mainly to corroborate new tes-
timony introduced by Mrs. Levere,
We're William H. Rhodes, a second
hand furniture dealer Mrs. Mabel
Rackliffe and l.. c. Reeves.
Coroner Hewins stated, Sunday
night, that he should continue work
upon the case until the jury met
again, May G, at which time a report
from the Bowdoin Medical School ex-
perts will be received upon the stom-
ach of the late Alexander J. Turner,
which has been sent to that institu-
ton for examination He believes that
even should the stomach fail to show
evidences of poison he viii be able
to make out a strong case
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-29

character from Othello. The first prize
OF SIS was won by Ralph b. Huteh-
ms, 10, of Concord, n. H.. for a
sketch Of Othcllo: tho second prize
of $40 was won by Robert T. Given,
ID of Watervillc, for a study of Des-
demona. The judges we're President
Roberts, Mr. Peck and Mr.. Chip-
man
AT Il meeting Of the Senior class a
committee on caps made its final re-
port. The committee on the formation
of a Student Council proposed CON
stitution, As the time for considera-
ton was limited, action was post
poned until after the members of the
class should have opportunity TO eN-
anime the proposed constitution care
fully.
The draft provides for council of
10. There would be the class presi-
dents. together with three additional
councillors from the Senior, two from
the Junior. and one from the Soph-
omore classes The plan, if adopted
would require monthly meetings OF
the Council. which would be represen-
tative OF the student body
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THIS is CERTAIN.
The Proof that Augusta Readers
Cannot Deny.


What could furnish stronger evidence
of the efficiency of any remedy than the
test of time? Thousands OF people testi-
fly that Doans Kidney Pin cure perma-
nently.
Home endorsement 81 oud prove un-
douhtedly the merit OF this remedy
Years ago your friends and neighbors
testified to the relief they had derived
from the use of Doan's Kidney Pills
They NOW confirm their testimonials
They say time has completed the test.
Hiram w Judkins, painter, 119 North
ern Ave, Augusta. Me-. says: Nothing
has occurred to alter my high opinion
Of Doan's Kidney Pills since | publicly
recommended them some years age For
a long time / suffered from baekache
and other symptoms of kidney complaint
and was often lame for a week. The
doctors claimed that | had muscular
rheumatism, but | received no relief from
their medicines When suffering from a
severe attack of the trouble, | began
using Doan's Kidney Pills and after /
had taken the contents of six boxes |
was in excellent health. have had no
recurrence of my former trouble
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents
Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan sand take
no other.
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Children Cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
G "A 8 Z Q Fri ~
The General Railway Equipment Co


'Boston--Large financial interests in
New York have organized a new equip
ment corporation. known as the General
Railroad Equipment Co, Incorporates
under Maine laws with a capital of S15.-
900 600, of which 100000 viii Immediately
issue. consisting of sl,5oo,0o0 preferred and
81, $4,000 common.
The new company is a consolidation of
seven digereut manufacturing concerns
the United States Electric Co, the Nj
tional Telephone Selector Co., the sand
Signal. the Charter Electric Co, the
Sandwich Pole Changer Co. and the In
ternational Telegraphic Call Co.
These seven companies have been en-
gagged for many years in the Manufacture
and installation of various kinds of rail-
road despatching apparatus including SCI
lectors, semaphore signals, station tram
boards, and also municipal ana ponce
signal systems Through the consolida-
ton they will be able for the first time
To put out a complete line of automatic
safety equipment.
Apparatus made by the different com
panes is already in use on many of the
principal railroads of the country includ-
ing New York Central, Boston & Maine
Pennsylvania, Chicago & North Western.
Burlington, Great Northern and hundreds
of other roads.
1t is believed that requirements for the
apparatus this company viii manufacture
VIII certainly total during the next three
years at least s20.0oo.00o
The constituent companies are also fur
nlShthb WtSltlH tHiph dhu " ,etpstai
Telegraph with certain lines of electrical
equipment The new corporation will be
the United States agent for the great
German electric concern, Semens-Halske
for certain of it's products.
Financing in connection with the for
maation of this new equipment corpora
ton will. il is understood consist in tho
offering for public subscription of $780,
900 7po preferred stock at $40 per share
with bonus of 500 in
common. Net earnings are estimated at
almost three times the 100000 dividend
on the $1,500,000 preferred issue.
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Shipping News,

Portland. Me. April Arrived.
Schooner Ruth T. Merrill. Newport
News, Lavolta, New Jersey Sailed.
schooners Aetna, New York. Edward
b. Winslow, coal port; Edward Stewart,
coastwise; Ida b, Gibson, Sullivan for
Boston; Emma w. Day, Gloucester for
Gorea
Bangor. Me. April 2S.--ArriHed:
Schooners Independence, Newport News.
Sailed Sehooners Elsie A. Bayles, st.
John. n. B., and E1izabetnport, Grace
Davis. do and New York; w. d. Man
gam, Weymouth; Catherine. Boston;
Thomas H. Lawrence. Vnalhaven.
Boston. April 2s.-Arriyed: sehooners
George +. Hudson. Norfolk. Va. Robert
A. Snyder. Brunswick Ga. Sailed:
sehooners James W. Paul, Jr.. Bath Gin
tow; Horatio l.. Baker, Philadelphia;
Margaret Haskell Norfolk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-29
The Levere Children.

The three children of Mrs Levere,
Rosie Leighton. aged 6, a child by a
former marriage. Jimmie. a 2year-
old boy, and Dorothy. i, 14months-
old girl who were given temporarily
into the custody of Mrs. Ada Hunt
Of this city. are being boarded by
her in the family of Mrs. Donald MIC
Adams Pine street, Randolph. The
board of the Oldest girl is being paid
by her father, While the others are
being cared for through Mrs. Hunt.
Parties on Gouy street, who decline
to permit the use of their names,
state that the little G-year-old Rosie,
before size was given into the custody
OF Mrs. Hunt, made the statement;
MAMA gave the old man whiskey
and he wont % deep just as easy
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1btSt @SstSsY 0atb'beJ.
At Nashua, n IL Manchester High s.
Nashua High 8
Al Milford, y H. Milford High >, Hol-
lis High
A. Portland Westbrook High 7. Port
land High 3
Al Lowell Lowell Textile u, Bridgepa-
AT Barre. yt Italian a. G. IA. God
dard Seminary G.
ham 8.
At Franklin. n u-coneord High r..
Proctor Academy 10
At Derry, n H.-Haverhill a a. ?,
Derry A 4 s.
Al Charleston s. Bangor
Al Barton. Yt-st Johnsbuy Academy
6, Barton Academy g.
At Woodsville n -WoodsyiIle High
II, Lisbon High Is.
At Kents Hill Keurs Hin Seminary
IL, Pennington o
At Hi1lsboro n H-Ilillsboro High 4
Penacook B
AT Wilton, N IL Wilton High z.
Lyndebero a. a. l.
At WaithaiD. Mass altham High 6.
Lowell High O.
At Saxtons River Vt.-yermont Acad-
envy s, Windsor High l.
Oakland TO-
At conticoeh, y. H.-ffopkinton High
Y. Goffstown High 20
Al Manchester, Yt--Burr and Burton
Academy ~. No. Bennington High Il.
At l.aconla. N. H.-Laconia High i,
Holdefness 1.
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COLLEGE CHAT.
CONTINUED from Page oneD


Gates won the half-mile in the in
tercollegiate meet. last spring, has
represented the college on school re-
lay teams. has set a Colby record Of
min. l Is seconds, and is consid-
cred an easy winner in the coming
intercollegiate meet.
In these two men Colby puts great
part of her hopes for a championship
track team. this spring. At the Olym
pic trials they Will have to compete
with the pick of Americas athletes,
but The good wishes of all Colby men
go with them and hope of the Blue
and the Grey will be represented at
Stockholm. next July, in the greatest
athletic event in the world. the Olym-
pie games.
The winners of the prizes in rhetor-
ic and composition offered by Sherman
b. Neff, instructor of the class. have
been announced. The theme for the
articles on which the prizes were
awarded was the delineation of some
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-29
BONNoT, LEADER OF PARIS
BANDITS, SLAIN, SUNDAY
Continued from Page one.)

belt containing poison. but it is con-
sidered improbable that he had time
to swallow any of the preparation.
On Bonnet was found d statement,
consisting for the most part of an
Anarchistic confession of faith and
concluding with the words believed to
have feverishly been scrubbed at the
last moment:
Il die, julie Bonnot.'
He was armed with four revolvers
and earbine. ri is estimated that
700 600 persons visited the scene of the
battle during the day. They saw only
the ruins of the garage, for soon af-
ter the explosion flames broke out and
destroyed the structure.
According to a statement made by
Paul Guiehard, brother of the super
intendent. he sent a bullet into the
head of Bonnet at the bandits last
stand in the garage.
The medical examiner showed that
Bonuots left arm was shattered by n
bullet II was an old wound, however.
and he probably shot himself accident
ally when he murdered Jouin. This
explains why his arm was in q sling
wen ne was touHh IN tlie garage bdf-
nier. Bonnot's co-chief, Is still at large,
hut the police say that they have his
trail and expect to capture him.
The Paris newspapers, which issued
special editions hourly through the
day give prominence to the fact that
the garage retreat of the bandits from
whence they conducted the various
crimes, was owned by Alfred Fromen-
tin, known as THE Millionaire An
archist." Fromentin was close friend
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-29
Dates Of Postponed Games.

New York, April 27.-Dates set for the
playing off of postponed games in the
National League were announced, Satur-
day night. by President Lynch as fol-
lows.
May 81 topen) Cincinnati at pittsburg,
game of April a.
July topen)-CincinnatI at pittsburg
game of April rs.
Sept Jopen-Pittsburg at Chicago,
game of April ~.
Sept (2l-New York at Philadelphia,
game of April 22.
Sept. 6 t2)--New York at Philadelphia
game of April %
Sept: Z t2'-Boston at Brooklyn, game of
April g.
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American Association, Saturday.

At St Paul--St. Paul 8. Louisville t.
At Minneapolis-M Minneapolis 2, Indian
apolis |.
At Kansas City-columbus 3, Kansas
At Miiwaukee-Toledo 6. Milwaukee 4.
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College Games. Saturday.

Harvard z, Colby O.
Yale ., Georgetown 3.
Brown 2, Pennsylvania 3.
Holy Cross IL Maine I
Vermont ,, Bowdoin T.
Bates d. Maine Centfais 9
Princeton 2, Cornell o.
Springfield r. ). 10, Worcester F. |. 9.
Amherst Z, Wesleyan 0.
Dean 5. st Anselms g
Rensselaer, r. J. .. Trinity &
West Point 3. Swarthmore !
Virginia Military institute 6, West Viz
ginja ;.
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SPORTING NOTES.

a special match race between Joe Fog
Ter of Brooklyn and Leon Cone of France
was the main event in Sundays bicycle
races at the Velodrone, Newark, n. J.
Cone Won two straight heats, making the
distance OF two-thirds of mile in 2.S3 IS
and 223 l-5
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Gaxetta Maintains lnnnoenoo.

Henry Gazette, the Spanish War
veteran. who now occupies a cell in
the local police station. still vigor-
ously maintains his innocence of hay
ing any hand in the death of Alex
ander j Turner or even of robbing
him. He declares that luck is against
him but Chat he viii be able Go prove
his INNOCENCE.
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NATIONAL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
National Leaaue. sunday.
AT CINCINNATI.

pittsburg .1 o / o O 0 0-2-6-2
Cincinnati 80 o Q o 0 y , 1--2-9-0
Observation-Disclosures oToole and Glib
son, Simon. Gaspar, HUMPHREYS and Me
Lean. Clarke. Time. 2l5 Empires,
Owens and Brennan.
At Chicago-The Chicago-St Louis
game was postponed rain.
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National Leaque Saturday.

At New York Boston-New York. rain,
At PhiiadeIphia-Bro yn-Philadelphta
rain.
At Pittsburg- Pittsburg %, Cincinnati l..
AT Chicago-Chicago .. st. Louis O.
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Southern Leaque. Saturday.

At Memphis Memphis 6. Chattanooga l.
At Atlanta-Atlanta 3, Nashville 2.
At New s--Montgomery-New Or
leans game postponed rain.
AT Birmingham Mobile-Brmingham
game postponed; rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-29
Connecticut LEAGUE. saturday.

At Springfield 2. Holyokc 0
(called at end of fourth on account of
rain
All other games postponed on account
of rain or threatening weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-29
international LEAGUE. SATURDAY.

At Providence--Toronto 3. Providence L.
At Baltimore--The Rochester Baltimore
game was postponed: rain.
AZ Jersey City-Buifalo-Jerse city
postponed rain
At Observation-Disclosures Newark postpon-
ed rain.
Connecticut League, Sunday
At New Haven--New Haven 10, Spring
field g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-29
INTERNATIONAL STANDING.
International League, Sunday.

AT Newark-Newark ., Montreal 2
At Rocky Point-Providence 5, Toron-
to g.
AT Jersey city-Bunaio !, Jersey City ?.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-29
American league. saturday.

At Boston-Boston s. Philadelphia 5.
At Washington--Wa shington 5, New
York 0.
Al Detroit-Chicago >, Detroit o.
AT St Louis-Cleveland 3, st. Louis 2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-29
New England League.
NEW ENGLAND STANDING.

AT Lvnn--Bowell ?, Lynn !.
At Haverhill--Haveihill s, Worcester /.
AT Lawrence-New Bedford 8, Law
renee 3.
At Fall -Brockton-Fal River,
rain.
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ROBBERY CHARGE MAY
BE CHANGED TO MURDER.
CONTINUED from Page one.)

Attorney Joseph Williamson, while
Samuel Titcomb is counsel for Mr..
and Mrs. Levere.
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SPOR TING.
AMERICAN.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
American League. Sunday.
i. ~ ,-r-.stsrar.trn

NmeTlcah Lts3ue' 0VHua5'
AT DETROIT.
Chicago .......0 Al o , G-9-t2-2
Detroit ......1 01 2 e-5- Az
BatterfeS-Lange. Mogridge and Block;
Dubnc Burns and Stanage. Time, 20o.
Umpires Perrine and Dineen
At st. Louis-The Cleveland ST. Louis
game was postponed; rain.
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Established of
Its
Railway Field
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EARN INGS

is by o
be
twelve of the
at
ulon the present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-29
New ENGLAND Building.
Unlisted Secures.

Unlisted Secures.
Reported by HornbIower a. Weeks. Mem
bers of the New York and Boston Stock
Exchanges; 60 Congress St, Boston: Us
West Monroe ST., Chicago: AZ Broad
way New York
Week ending April a, 1872
Bid Asked.
American Brass ................,12 6 l27
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other Same. SUNDAY.
Other Games. SaturdaY.

AT Baltimore Baltimore untt) 8. New
fork tAmnD .
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BUSINESS OF THE COMPANY I


in the nited
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-29

to dictate
of the preferred and common stock of this company tho Empire
Trust
Company 81 State Street Boston, will receive until NJ OF FRI
preferred
he one stock
application
to of
=
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-29

New York Central & Hudson River
Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Company
Chicago. Burlington < Quincy Rail-
road Company
New York. New Haven Il Hartford
Railroad Company
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Great Northern Railroad Company
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
and are at present supplying the Pc
Western Union Telegraph Company
This Company will act as agent i
Halske AIlgemeine Gesellschaft of BE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-29

Seaboard Air Line
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Railroad Company
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
Railroad Company
Atchison. Topeka & Santa Ire Rail-
road Company
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Conn
pany
National Railways of Mexico
Chicago. Rock Island e Pacific
Southern Railway
Delaware q Hudson
Erie
Laekawanna
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DIRECTORS


the nted
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reserved the the undersigned to-
sppI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-29
CITY NEWS.

We show the most exclusive line
OF suits and overcoats in Keokuk.
ESswseAleCarthy Cc--Aiv.
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City 10 handle all os the advertising
offered Tor the Sunday issue unless
the merchants set their copy tnsc
the hafsas Of the printer earlier,
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