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The evening world., 1913-06-24
CARTER MAKES Low
SCORE IN THE JUNIOR
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
Forty Boys Participate In Sec.
ondAnnual Tournament Over
the Plainfeld c. c. Course.
(epssasi b TIE Evsnins wohA.l

(opodAl b 1he Evening Woh4l
PLARNTTUt4D. n. j.. June N.-rhs
second annual Junior championship Of
the Metropolitan Golf Association BE-
San this morning over the course Of
the Pla!nheA Country Club. Close upon
forty boys viii participate. none sx-
cssding eighteen ysars being eligible.
This year again the aalsir is handi-
cap, extended % - to cover two days
instead Of one. with misceaiansous
events at each session.
Stewart d. Connolly Of the Rockland
Club on the Hudson 10 here to defend
his title. Philip Carter. last years in
tsrseholast!c champion. 10 also entered.
The cards:
,. w. Butler 3r.. riainAsid. ~; w.
p. Taylor. Parh. %; Donald q. Harris.
paitusrol. -; Stewart d. Connolly.
Rockiand. 70; +. A. Reed jr.. Baitusrol.
100; Leonard 8. Church. Pisinneld. -;
John d. Beais jr, wykagyl. sS; Ken
meth Mckenzie. Piainhsid. 100; Morel
p. Lewis. Flushing. Ss; Carlos Fsttsr.
on. Upper Montcisir. lo7; Garrst Du-
bois. Plainfeld. i0s; Harold Downey
Canoe Brook. 81; b. n. Rsdman, Apa.
wants. OF: c. o. Lawss. Upper Mont.
clair, 81; Alfred B. Willoughby. West.
Asid. l0s; swormsn MAXWELL. Philadel.
phia 81; Philip Carter. Nassau. Is
John Lummis. Apawamis 80: z. b
Grisr IT,. Elisabeth. Suburban. ~
Richard Potter. New Bruins wiok. l07
Allan Eggers. Canoe Brook. lo5; Rogel
Jones. Canoe Brook. IS; Hubert Hutch
inson, Forest Hill. SO; sw T. Budhsm
Lawrencevills. -; Aiawson Prentiss
New Brunswick. -; 4. L. Pierson jr.
Nontolair. 90; q. C. Stearns Jr, Rock
away Hunt. 81; Buell. Trowbridss
Flushing. l0S; John II. Potter. New
Brunswick. 100; FRANK Dyer. Mont
clair. 81; Sherman Trowbridge. Flush
Ing. ss; q. 8. King. Essex County. 81
Harry Janeway. New Brunsw!ck. l0s
Richard Stiles. Forest HIN. l0s; Earl
Van D0ren. New Brunswick. Ia; Or
E. Ogden. Lawrenceville, %; Alan Con
ger. New Brunswiok. los.
Philip Carter wins low score gol
medal with this card
Out. .......5 t-3
In...... ........8 = IS <-S
:, Grand total......y.............
sNot eligible Tor title
The evening world., 1913-06-24

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The evening world., 1913-06-24
ALONG THE BASE LINES

weAV ~ ats = yatA ~ I'll ths ssAsen.
deubas triple 1u1ssua
asasss 80 Asns ne ssvssa
tAs YAnIs0
is n u.s,y.
TIE bau SAFELY.
yaseAsss
Aftssa . q twsntyss1
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ia,ass aaA tAs sgA yssag Ne
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The evening world., 1913-06-24

Goat Joy Among Doxsrs Over
esovs Aoquttal.
ouusA isaa ~ n Ps,s PSsuaAAs o.
- ~ M YssA WssaN.
S10Rn = great jsy s0ons bs1sss
svse NE aeQuittal last Highs -
Arthur Ps,ky st ca,sssy. AibsrtA
- luey AecidSd that while No.
oAF0'1 cath had been caused ~ .
eDN felky he'd NO intsnticn Of inaset-
~ . fatal Injury. and 20 was NOS
omty q granddaughter. The fury ~
H9era1D1 enay festy-nve minutsA
SNao voeoiet vii no AoUb& ssa "
eonoo agaimt Tommy Burns and the
oohoDo 0o0neoted with the bout
Sonye personality made ham hum
49, - friesds IN Calgary. He "
soMeeoas. cisan.livinx man. always
oDo1-natursd and smiling. even when
- . het ring contest 10 bettess 10
} 6Dooo1D n leev York he esd that 10
- psoea regrs4 che fatal eseSSsas
0Dee thAa ~ AiA hipssif.
Sage ef ths testimony brought out st
01G1gy Was 70 Ne slbsct that NO
0nstyt nssk hal bssa injured bsfsss
~ AneesI which accounts for tie sf-
eoet Of Pslkys Nov. \ Hsw story ~
Unr1an0 thst hes como from PhilaAes-
polA Que OF the tralnsrs at tha Uni
vonsity Of Pennsytvsnia sayU that . few
/ 1nyo before going 70 calgasy necsry
voat to the university gy0nAsium for
aW3n he 1ivs1 iAts Ne big tsnA
aof vas nalse waess fer several sec
90 WAeA ~ sans W hs climbed
eot eutchly anA cemplaaasd to McCar.'
~ that bis seek was hurt and that he
~ tn grsae pain. He dressed at once
80 left without waiting for . rub
aowA. Il 10 thought that he struck
~ bottom Of the taSk hsad arst He
Noar1sd the match With Pelky ~ an
eopestunity - ges se0e "sa1y ooAsys"
uhicAl may eccount for mis- ooneealins
4 ~ injury ana soinG inAs ~ slng u1sh
- iA3uRe1 ueok
rSuB Ns~ LsaAes ~ rAess ars
ever. but the dssoussioA u not
e&SalA eFa1noess ~ uaAssU1o1o-
& eoes sEe akUanG aAese ths 0aGnon
rowoo syUtssn. ana The Gs0asal ssae1'
slent sssas 70 - agsiast tah1AG u ~
e0nlo Atxt yeae. t4..
tA6ss h eavoe Of 1asatsA seAsAiag
~ thbs tht English styls q sowtng
Aosat been given . fair test end that
= boo0 80 Osre ysas - p0Wtno usdes
~ Npe coashss vouh' - nsessssr5
q - ~ vhsthss sosd results eaa -
Y 1nnnet ts obtaissA Other 'Yals Daas
nnDaun1nR many mGGDn0rV a on Yolo
eeoWa think that to eoathus tAe ~
I, - - foAled 20 .lismally ~ JrSeay
- - 1AAnes would only b - vese>
oos0@ year ana add, One more 20 HAT
vogGo ~ ~ q sAsy v1e>srseA Sssg
Y Vooe - get Ne w. AneseeaA eeeee
n ~ - ~ anl PIT Yaas through she
n 0Do oaAsaaAg eysesm tha4 hos wessee
y - ~ WeeA ~ o<hss csaleoe esewa
- ~ iat Feushksspsi~ ProhaAy
y - QDaDt,eA ve1t - dscdsd Tor Ome
Y -, - eeoA Yale VII nevse succeed
- ~ ~ naaaursa Il must y
- ADeeleaa ~ Ill EnSueA nsahoei
- 3 annese e ysasA W1th the prse
~ tnAs belongs to Harvard now Y
- - 3 AArd thing to bsAt hsk crsws
--
- v>sr vi,i - one Of the Ses
s S..vvvAsht bouts Of the season
Ss~SeaS anith mssAs Hoer Rode
1vsaAa, nirht. 0ix months ago thi
~H hav. bsen regarded - Q iok,
SS,A. AZ that time Rodsi haAn't mad,
..en ~ 4 deht in the pugilistio game
- ~ An awkward, clumsy footed fol
vtth 4 hard law and . mussy va!
- - "A hands. Hut Nodsl has In
~A NJ, The Way he whipped Sol
II ysS ~~~-. 1sAnvt tdms n so Ausi aite
The evening world., 1913-06-24
M'CARTY ESTATE GOT $50
OUT OF FATAL PRIZE FIGHT

SPRINGFIELD. NO.. June M-Pro.
bate Judge Lydy announced to-day that
he would begin an investigation to
learn why the estate Of Luther No
Carly received only sac Of the procssdb
Of the Calgary fight in which McCarty
met hts death.
The gate receipts at Calgary we're
$500. Of which McCarty was to havs
received half. Judge Lydy refuses to
approve the Inventory Of McCArty's ~
tate whom he noticed the discrepancy.
The evening world., 1913-06-24
NAAD, At Z TO |,
WINS FEATURE At
Belmont PARK
tCos&ansed from ylsss ras&)

rssshsA. bot the order never chanssd
h ne run home.
Al the end sandhill was q length IN
frcnt of Col. Holloway. Win Aissien
sisAt lengths back. Guy Fisher and
Bob r. were scratched.
rhlRo RACE.
For thrss.year-elds and upward; ~
a0Ao1: enc mio& .Stssnuous, - (K>r.
rick). 4 10 !, 9 to 5 and Z 70 10 Nrst:
Bsaucoup. uo (Wolfe). lS to 1 . % 8
I'D - Z sscose; Spin, tos (HARovssl, II
- 1 . 10 anA . to \ third. Time. L>0 -.
Gold spring. WerkinG Lad. Sir Dsn>ah.
springmass. Tseei0. Captain Eiiio,t and
O u. Duseef alep raa.
~ tAir1 rac>. bst Ne got nsthins.
sessauoss Sssvsd the wiansr. with old
DsAueoup sscond aaA Dpia third.
cAeI n,liott ~ ~ pRss - The
stretch. fool0vsA ~ Strenuous. DsaN-
seaA WSshlag LA 80 aSla. when
{, thsy svvns around The home turn
Strenuous took esnnssAa saA lea to
the aaioA -....
1sasssup made . sams effort from
ths AsaA ef the serstsh hsms. but could
Aet sea 70 stSsnuevA spia hslA -
veil end was an easy third.
FouNYh NAeG.
M Asteaa, Dinnef aeakss; Sor Asso-
yer ode: i've Nas,ossa. stsaasAA. A.-Naiad,
ia Cwotfs), y = / ito I an ASvsp. nrst;
Any rtnN IN tvnsoa,. 4, to 1. J to I
aaS svsA. ssSomd: HaNy Noss. IN (Mus-
sravs>. II 70 - and out. third. Time,
os& vwtsway. vNsa sod Mater Aiso
nan
o. PiPTh RACE.
| Fos thrss-yeaf-olds aud upwards; ~
aAdsA; ssk furlongs. main course
TIME, iM Little Jupiter. 10 RutwslD
~ to'i. ! 10 and : TO l.. first; Bounc,
Ing IAsA ~ Crroxisf).'s to I. . to ! ant
even. sseord; Ptrthshirc. Ip tGiass)
itQs and out. third. Mencvasi
tis; Dsvuetion. 10; 0olliWoxs. 10; MisI
Moments. ~; Thrifty. iO,. schaiier. 100
War Lard.. 100; Mary Scribe. 10; Hen
psok. i0l; Luria. loi and Mr.. Specs. 10
also ran.
Littis Jupiter finally ran his race !,
the NTH coming away from the hume,
In the. stretch to win easily from
Bouncing Lass. who had led all tn
way until we'll Strengthened out In tn
stretch. Perthshire was u fast closinI
thirS.. - -
The evening world., 1913-06-24

CALGARY. Alberta. June 2t-Arthur
Peihy's next battle will be with Gun
boat Smith. The match will be arranged
for the near future. according to some
Of Pslky's close friends, who have been
q Ais training camp since the killing
q LatAes xscasW here - Nay y
The evening world., 1913-06-24
First Pass Handed Out
BIZ Man From, The World
Goes to Comedian Leluis
Recent Member Of the Sunshine 0r Company Receiver Of
Free Baseball Ticket to the Polo Grounds-Maybs You'll
Be the Lucky One To-day.
Bv 1.-THE Man From The World"

b ae bassbal
M. Lewis ad play the title role
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THE STANDING.
THIS YALE BASEBALL
NINE WINS "a STRAIGHT.

Boston. May 12.-The work of the
Yale nine continues To he the feature
Of the inter collegiate baseball sea
son. although The Navy aggregation is
commencing attention.
Yale's victory over Pennsylvania in
their third meeting. ON saturday, aft
er l exciting innings, marked tie
Blues 14th straight victory. Its only
defeats have been two BY the Giants
and an early season contest with
Pennsylvania.
The Navy has won eight of 10
games. including such strong oppon-
ents as Pennsylvania. Georgetown.
Amherst and Cornell. The Middies
fell before me NEEDLES" of Johns
Hopkins. on Saturday, in To o
contest.
Other colleges have shown The usu-
al erratic play. with bursts of brillian-
ey followed by schoolboy work in the
next contest.
Harvard had a couple of setbaeks.
last week. and will have two hard
games. this week. with Syracuse and
Pennsylvania.
Dartmouth viii endeayor To break
Yale's string of Victories. on Wednes-
day. and Holy Cross-who defeated
Harvard, on Saturday. will tackle
Yale at Worcester next Saturday
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AMERICAN.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
Per
Won Lost. PLAYED, Cent.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit, May l2.-lfighting an npinti
battle all the way and tieing the score
in the eighth inning with four hits which
produced three runs, detroit. today, de-
feated Boston to Z in the second game
of the series The contest, as was yes
tcrday's 10-mning struggle was marked
by hard hitting when hits We're needed
most. Detroit used three pitchers and
Boston two. Lake twiflcd the, last two
innings for the locals and successfully
stopped the attack of the champions
while Wood who succeeded Leonard.
was the victim of the winning rally.
Three hits brought Boston three runs i'll
the second after Bush gave Detroit tai
~ in the first by stealing home. HI the
fourth Cobb slid safely across the plate.
although the ball had been returned TO
CaIrigan ahead of the runner. -Four hits.
including triples by Leonard and Engei
gave Boston four runs in the seventh.
Bush brought home the winning run IN
the ninth when Cobb sacrificed and died
10 Lewis,
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings in Ali
The Leading Stocks.

New York. May T. Except for bear
drive which epliven*d trading iof tlfne
IN the early Afternoon tbe stock mar
ket today, was lifeiess. Business ia Inc
first hour. usually the most active Of
the day. amounted TO only 700 shares,
which gave promise OF the sInaliesf GaE =
trading OF the year; but IN half an nour 81
active selling later IN the session. the To-
tai was increased largely, Although =
ma losity Of the LEADING stocks sustainef
only fractional losses, nearly score 81
nov low records for the year were ea-
tablished, and issues affected by Dartic-
uiar Influences went down by *liDttan-
llal amounts. There WAS further pres
sure against the c0alers, following the
recent Washington reports that further
action would be taken under tie anti
trust law against coal carrying fofupd-
MES. Jersey Central which fen "a points
to 26 was the weakest Of the Issues The
sugar stocks were heavy selling appaf-
entity influenced by reports regarding thG
probable action on the sugar schedule ~
the new tariff law. A number OF the
specaites fen from one to I'VE points,
Bear traders attempted 10 force down
Steel on the strength OF tie unexpected
~ poor showing made b. the monthly
tonnage figures, but tho stock held lip
well. The indication Of a falling of ~
the steel Trade contained ia THE tonnage
figures was supplemented by reports 81
decreasing activity In other lines Of buAi-
ness. The spread Of labor troubles was
cited AS another bear factor. Although
speculative sentiment WIS depressed. 40
determined effort was made 10 force
Down the list wtiic chance remained
that the supreme court might, today,
hand down decision in the Minnesota
rate case. When word came from wash
ington that the court had adjourned for
two weeks without Announcing . oecis-
ion In any of the. cases of especial inter-
est To Wall street, bear traders felt more.
Secure ia 'attackiiga the list. svE
The tone Of the bond market was easy:
Total sales, par value, Si,l40O01. United
States bonds were unchanged ON call
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c0NY LEADS B0W1DlM
ihIERScHOLkSTlC LEAGUE.

Despite the fact the Cony's exhibition
of knowledge of the great national game,
i'm the last Two or three games. is SHOWN
to he sadly lacking. the pace set at The
start has landed 6ouy NJ the top in hi
vision II Of Bawdo!a lutefscnolastic
League. Cony has beaten Edward Lit
tic, Lewiston ana NIallowcll. All oi
their Victories are for the most part due
to the efforts of Harvey. the NnanS
twirler and captain. II is he who has
led his men to victory when defeat seem
ed certain, and he has tasted defeat
samely. pitching his head off, till the
last man WAS ont The backing young
Harvey has received would soreiy Try
any pitcher, and his samrness has cats
cd much admiration among the fans.
For he is deserving of better things.
Cony deserves q little credit for trim
ming Kicker, which shows the team can
play ball.
Tnis game. too. shows the habit. ConN
men hilNe, of depending OF u pitcher, for
Souns fireman. practically a 2Eeenhnrn,
twisted his shoots about ~ Kicker bats
men with such effect that they swung
IN yam. and he allowed not even hit
we eaiiate' that Goilv would he in the
souh We're IL not far her slab end of tho
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. May Z.
The speculative storm center in grain.
today, moved to the oats trade. \ decid-
ed furry resulted from serious reports
that the oats crop in the best parts OF
Indiana and Illinois had received an UNI
thrifty start. Despite some reaction,
oats closed at to " net advance. Wheat
finished Jag off to up; corn varied from
LID down to IA gain and provisions
showed an upturn of a shade to u.
WHEAT-May So: July So; Sept. So.
G0RN-May IS. July 49,; sept. ..
OATS-May 81: July So; Sept. %.
PoRK-May 1851; july i9223@2a; Sept.
TARD-May 1oS7sa9o. July 1o77.; sept.
l0S0nS2a
RieS-May llt2s; July 1929: Sept 1887
n99
BtTTyrER-Steady: creameres 25m27s
EGGS-Firm; receipts 81. 81 cases; NJ
market. eases included. l1@lS; ordinary
firsts 11M1S: firsts is
PoTAToES-Unehanged; receipts 1e5
cars.
RYE.-No &C.
BARLE,Y-57Gt67.
TIMOTH Y-2S5Hat5.
CLOVER 2lG0
PORK-l957.
IARD-1G99
RIBS-1l25Mile2
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At BROOKLYN.
At NEW YORK
BOUTS THIS WEEK.

Tuesday-Nlike Gibbons vs. Gus
Christie, Joe White VS.. Jimmy MORTAR
~. Oscar Lloyd rs. Kid Thomas and
Tommy Flanagan VS.. Barney Mitchell.
Atlas a. A. Leach Cross vs.. Johnny
Dohan, hid Alherts VS.. Frank Lough-
rey, Patsy Kline VS.. Kid Black and
Dave Kurtz VS.. Tommy Maloney. New
York. ollie Kirk VS.. f. Mcdonald
lyn
Wednesday-Geers rye Chip Us. Dick
Gilbert. Newcastle. Penn Young
Ahern VS. Young Mccartney and *
%" Sweeney VS. j. Mario. New York
Kid Williams VS.. Young Diggins. Bal
timcre Joe Eagan VS.. Young Nc
Donoueh and Young Morgan VS. AL
ketchell, Manchester, y H. A.
corteZ VS.. Young Jasper. New London.
Thursday-Eddie Murphy vs. Kid
Fisher Springfield. o. ST Patrick :
T y. s. Brockton. amateur toprna
ment Danny O'Brien IS. Young Cans.
Boise. Steve Ketchell vs.. Maurice
Thompson, Butte
Friday-Mike Gibbons VS.. Jack Me
Carron and Tom Gibbons VS.. Young
Mike Donovan, New York. Young
Jack O'Rrien VS.. Frank O'Brien, Potts
town. Penn. Terry Brooks VS.. Young
Jasper Lowell. Jimmy Clabby vs.
Tim O'Neii. Milwaukee. Terry Mitch
ell vs.. Al Mccoy and Young Sesslei
vs.. Young NJ. MeDonough, Brooklyn
aturday-Jollnny Lore VS. Ray
PARK and Battling Terry VS.. F. Sty'
perth Pittsburg.
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Order of Notice Thereon.

District of Maine. IS. az,
On this 10th day of May, A. ~ l'ia, Oh
reading the foregoing petition, II Is
Ordered by the Court, That nearing
be had upon the same on the 2oln Gay o,
June, A. d. 1913, before SAID Couft ~
Portland, In said District, AT ten 9 clocs
in the forenoon and that notice thereoi
be published In Daily Kennebec journal,
newspaper printed In said DISTRICT ht,a
that all known creditors, and otncf per,
sons in interest. may appear at the saiu
time and place, and show cause, II any
they have, why the prayer of saih peu-
toner should not be granted.
And Il Is further Ordered by the, court,
That the Clerk shall send by nan a 20 az,
and this order. addressed To them 1T
their places Of residence rs stated; ra,a
Judge OF the said Court, and the seal
thereof. at Portland in said District, on
the 10Th day of May. A. y. l9l3;
IL. 81 JAMES T.. HlSWEY, Clerk.
a truea eoppy Of petition ,54 ana orasl'
Xxi Attest lest JAMES L. IIEwEY, Clerk;
mayi3dlt
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Boston Curb Market.
New York Produce Market.

New York, May +.
FLOCR-steady; spring patents 46oft
fsJ winter stralghts $50; winter pa
tents 4i5fta1. spring clears 4VbM4ze ex-
ira 40. ] winter 2Y0il0; extra No; WIN
ter @Iem2s9; Kansas straights 4lomf23
WHEAT-Spot fIrm. No. red III nom
iHal elf New York and ia nominal lob
afl9at. No. northern Duluth lo)
ali0at.
OATs-SpOt trmer: stanafd White AZ
No, ~; No. u; No. ~; ordinary emp
ped Write 4Zl4t45. fancy clipped white a.
POKk-SteddX; mess 2liaai2z23; family
ZR9Uz510; short clear 2o75M 2225.
zl6asioo 49, -.
EARD-Quiet; middle west lO9Jmll05.
sCGAH-Raw steady; muscovado 2sim
~. centrifugal 2320i:6: molasses 25S026l ;
refined steady: crushed 5d5; mould a 40:
cubes go. XAXx powd,Lered, $50; powdered RED
coHfectioners a 100; No. ] 430.
Et'TTEB-Steady; receipts 4lss tubs;
creamery extras 2sami9: hrsts ~ 2IaMs; sec,
to prime 26lm27I: common to, fair 25M2o,
process extras "; firsts 2l6f27a; imitation
creamery arsts q; factory current make
n tent make 1 10 r. r. No. 2isdigss.
tsGGS Firm, receipts 1850; fresh gath
cred storage packed firsts to extra nrsts
z0smzll; fresh gathered regular packed
extra flrsts 1sG2l: do firsts l9aM20; fresh
gathered seconds 1satl9. thirds IMl1a;
fresh gathered dirties No. l7Ml13; No.
f5liIst, fresh gathered checks prime dry
IAa15, fresh gathered checks unuer
grades per case 200di390; state Pa. and
nearby hennery whites good TO large size
new laid 22m23: state, Pa, and nearby
whites defective in size, color or quality
21N,2ia; western gathered whites 2oM22.
state. Pa. and nearby browns 22dt22a; do.
gathered browns and mixed colors l9aft
~.
TATOES-1rregular: Bermuda new
lbl 304n5J0; southern 250d5O0; Maine IN
bulk 2NnI2l2; state and western in bulk
l756I20o: sweet potatoes Jersey l25dl69.
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aryiaiad
COPPERS Ny
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

Observation-Disclosures.
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Totals 49,.

'Batted for Collins in 9Th.
esBstfed for Harmon I'm Sth.
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Boothbay and Islands
Steamer Islander,
Captain EIIra Dunton,

Leaves Augusta every. day at 7a5 A.
NJ; Hallowel, on signal, 7,lS; Gardiner e'
cedar Grove sos; Richmond. $40; Bath,
CITY Landing Wharf $40 A. NJ; connect.
Ing at Bath with the Electric ,Si ;l
for New Meadows Inn. Brunswick. LIS
hon Fails and Lewiston Arrives at
Boothbay Harbor about il.S0 A. M.
Returning leaves Boothbay Harbor
every day at $50 p. NJ; Bath 3l5; Rich,
Sonth Gardiner on signal: Gardiner 515;
Haliowen on signal; arriving at Augusta
about o'clock +. M.
stops Capitol Island, Squirrel Island
and Ocean Point.
WALTER M. SANBORN, Treasurer,
Augusta, Me.
James ]. Orrick, Agent. Augusta.
w. l.. TozIer Agent Gardiner.
w. b. BERRY, President and Manager.
Gardiner, Me. apr30dtf
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Bankrupt's Petition for Discharge.

In the matter of
Sarah X. Coy, In Bankruptcy
Bankrupt.
TO the Hon. Clarence Hale, Judge of the
District Court of the United States Ioi
the District of Maine.
Sarah X. Coy of Augusta in the County
of Kennebec and State of Maine, in SAID
District, respectfully represents, that on
the nth day of January, last past, sue
was duly adjudged bankrupt under the
Acts of Congress relating to bankrupt
cy, that she has duly surrendered all hef
property and rights of property. and mas
fully complied with all the Requirements
of said Acts and of the orders OF court
touching her bankruptcy.
Wherefore she prays, That she may ne
deereed by the Court to have mn uis-
charge from all debts provable against
her estate under said bankruptcy Acts
except such debts as are excepted by Jaw
from such discharge. ,a,n
SARAH X. COY.
Bankrupt.
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston, May i.
Quotation on -four. grain milfeed,
meal, hay and straw are strictly whole
sale for carload lots to iobbers All other
quotations represent prices to the re-
tailerS.) ...
BEEF-Whole cattle l2iMf2i.
BRAN-2l 50m2 200.
BUTTER-Northern 29.MS0: western DO
m30
CHEESE-New York twins lsnlsi.
CORN-No. 8 yellow 66n66s
EGGS-Choice 23ft2i; western 2lM22.
FLOUR-Min shipments spring patents
4S5m525.
HAY-No ] grade 21m225o.
LAMBS-Spring H.0ml5.@.
LARD-Pure 125.
MIXED FEED-22. 5ht26.
PORK-Medium backs $3.50.
pOTATOES-W 125M140.
SUGAR-Granulated 40
NEAI.-9m15.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-13
NATIONAL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston. May Maranville Bostons
alininutivc shortstop. continued his brill
liant playing, today. His triple in the
fifth inning with men Oh first and second
bases put THE locals in tile lead, and his
fielding kept them there. The score was
Boston 6. st. Louis 4. Boston was oHthit
by st. Louis IA TO =, but Rudolph who
made his debut for BOSTON, succeeding
GefVais in the fourth kept the visitors
hits Srntterpd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-13

A. the end OF the first two weeks Of
the season Duffy Lewis of the Red S0x
had batted ir more runs than any 9TH
err player in the league. Eleven WAS
the Number nine the result OF safe
hits and Two on sacrifice lilies. jackson
and Graney of Cleveland drove in 10
runs each and Moeller of Washington
johnson Of st. Louis and Baker Of the
Athletics eight each
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-13

Three-base Magee. Sacrifice hits
Devine. Campbell stolen bases.Magee,
McKeon Dee. Devine, Minner Bases on
balls-By Maybohm 3. by Barren !, by
Woodman q struck out-By Maybohm
7, by Barren 3. by Woodman 4. Hits
OF Kessler 3 In 1-3 inning; off Woodman
In Z % innings; Off Maybohm 4 in
innings off Barren in 6 innings. Hit by
pitched baIl-By Barren, I)evine. First
base ON erTors--LoWell ], Fan River 2.
Left on bases-Lowell A. Fan River T..
Umpire O'Brlen. Time. l.59.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-13
Worcester 8: New Bedford 2.

Worcester, May 2-Woreester defeat
ed New Bedford to In y innings. to-
day. after the visitors had tied the score
in the ninth inning. with two ont and
three on bases Nye's single sent Carroll
home with the winning run. Carroll had
singled, reached second on base on
balls and went 10 third on IL feldet's
choice. In the ninth kilhnllen tripIed
and scored on Nyes tumble for the tieiae
run Pruitt OF New Bedford Kept thu
hits well scattered.