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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-24

Shipping News.

Portland, Nc. April 2s.-Arrived !:
Schooners Maud II. Dudley, Virgins.
S. c.; Evelyn w. Hinkley, Jackson
vile: City Of Augusta, Philadelphia
Ontronto, Gloucester.
Boston. April 23.-Arrived: Schoon-
ers Ellen Little. Sabine, Tex: Wyo-
ming, Norfolk, Coy. Brooks, Newport
News
Sailed: Schooners Robert ii. Nc
surdy. Arroyo, p. r. land returned TO
anchorage in channel; Little Ruth.
Sheiburne. n. >
Calais. Me. April 23.-Arrived
Schooner Henry d. May, New York.
Gloucester. Mass. April 2S.-Arrived ::
Schooner William II. Huston, Rockport
for New York.
Bangor, Me-, April 2s.-sailed; Sch.
". y. Mangam, bingham.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. April -.
Exports business gave a. sharp uplift
to wheat here. today. closing prices
showing a gain of from gal to 1stis.
Corn finished unchanged to lower: oats
made a net drop of : 10 al, and provis-
ions closed to 17i off.
WHEAT-May 92sms; July s2'@s; Sept
alsMs
0ATs-May si.m35; July 3iS: Sept 3ia.
MESS PORK-May 1850: July 1860; sept
f.ARp-May 1895: July 1881: Sept le92aa.
SHHORT RIBS-May 1iSo: July lio2i;
Sept l0s2iMS5.
RYE-No. = g..
RARLEY-46m69
TJMoTfIY-ao0tt:a65,
CLOVER l601T2lW.
pORK-ls50.
LARD-1l02a.
RIBS-lifGm i175.
RI-TTER-S creameries 25da.
FGGS-Steady: receipts 3So,2 cases; az
market cases Included -lIaMts; ordinary
firsts lesMs: irsts 1lams.
POTATOES Receipts ~ cars; lower
Michigan 35M3s; Minnesota @m35; WIS
eonsiif 30G3S. ,,.,. ,s,
live springs l6ms.
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OTHER GAM e S.


Al Lexington-Washins and Lee .,
Trinity IN. c. ,.
At South Bethlehem-Lehigh !, Al
bright 6.
At Wofeester-Hoiy Cross s. University
of Maine !.
At Hanover-Dartmouth II, Colby l.
At ProNidenee-BrowH University u.
New Hampshire College ,.
AT New IIaren-Yale 6, Columbia I.
AT Wimineton-Wimin ., |. or
i. O.
At tesyille-Cniversity of Nir-
ginia 8 University of South Carolina l.
At Ann Arhor. Mich. university OF
Michigan l. University of Georgia 3,
At Cambridge Mass.-Lawrence tN. F.
IA, Harvard Second Team 9.
Al West Point-Army TO- Swarthmore 3.
Al New YoIk-Tufts Il. Fordham }.
At Observation-Disclosures s, -Pennsylva-
MIA State 3,
At Annapois-Naval Academy s. Dick
inson College 4.
At Easton Pa.-I.afayette II, New
York University o.
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At PHILADELPHIA.

Ray Heating held the home team to
three hits and New York won the game
a TO 0. Heating is the first pitcher to
twirl a fun nine innings ga, same again,s; s
Philadelphia this season. The locals did
moi get a man past second base and
only three runners. reached that station.
Two of the hits Of the home team We're
held in the infield in the first inning and
the other was single To center field by
Murphy in the eighth New York hit
safely in every inning except the first,
but could score in only three. In the
second Cree tailed on a pass. Collins
wonderful stop and throw retii ing Chance
and McKechnies single. In the sixth,
singles by Cree, Chance and Midkim scor-
I ed one run After Thomas got Mckech-
MES foul, Midkiff dashed to second,
which was left uncovered. and Chance
scored before the ball was relayed back
10 the plate Cotterill took Bush's place
in the ninth and Wolter scored on his
double and Chase's single.
Nav York % O o . o f-4-1l-0
Philadelphia % 0 Q o. 81
MISUNDERSTANDING and Williams; Bush,
Cottrell and Thomas. Time, 2h. I'm
pires Connolly and MeGreevy.
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---s-
BASEBALL HosEs.
4 s.axsas

Richard de Marquis, alias Ruff
Marquard. the star sonthpaw of III
Giants. was twenty four years old, %
Tuesday, q
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. as they cannon
reach the diseased portion of the. earn
'rhere Is only one way to cure deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an inflamed condi.
ton of the mucous lining OF the Eusta:
chian Tube. When this tube is inf1ame0
YOU have a rumbIing sound or Imperfect
hearing and when 1t is entirely closad'
Deafness is the result, and unless me ".
tube restored to its normal condition.
hearing will be destroyed forever; ninA
cases out of ten are caused by CatarTus
which is nothing but an infamed condis
ton of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars TOT
any case of Deafness Caused by catarrIu
that cannot be cured by Hairs Catarra
cure Send for circulars, free.
f. T. CHENEY Il CO, Toledo, ONO.
Sold by Druggists, 76c.
Take Halls Family Pills Tor cohsips-
fion.
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Boston PfodueG Market.

4 Boston, April -. Is
III ORGANISATIONS on -four, grain, miliiee9s
meal. NAY and straw are strictly whoiaM
sale for carload lots to iobbers. All other
quotations represent prices TO the teT
tailers.)
BEEF Dressed unchanged; whole cat
tie 12iMl3.
BRAN-Unchanged 20HM2l25.
BUTTER--Lower: NORTHERN 3Jaetjsf
western 35ai3bl. ,<a,o,
CHEFS Es-Steady; y. y. twins lSstiea. 4
CORN-Steady, No. yellow 3D.
EGGS Higher; choice 25st26; western.
23M24.
patents, 4S5M550.
HAY-F'irm: No. grade 22M2s
LAMBS-Firm; spring l3aMl4a. IF
y I.ARD-Firm; pure l2s 1900
MIXED FEED-Unchanged 2225OlI25
TS-Unchanged; No. 2Sclipped white
PoRK-u7nehanged; medium backs $50
2S75. ,a-0,,o-
unchanged; white 12aatl'a.
SUCAR-Steady: graduated 45o.
NEAIS-Steady, 96ll6.
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West Point 1en-- "a
Swathmore, One.

West Point, " Y, April 23.-The Army
baseball team, although outhatted more
than to l. defeated Swarthmore here.
today, in a close game, 10 to g. The ca
diets apparently had the game safe up to
the eighth when SWafthmore scored six
runs and added three more in the ninth.
but the Army came back in each inning
with enough runs first to retain their
lead and finally TO win lay single tally.
Army .......2 o q l o S-10- ga
Swarthmore q o D q 3 9-lS-S
Batteries-patch, Nailand and Mail
burn; Tarbel, Thomas and q. Tarbell.
timpires, Cullen and Marshall.
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AMERICAN.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Washington April 22--"alter Johnson
pitched wonderful bali against boston,
today, banking them TO o. lie ahoWeu
but two hits, one of which. a ieNas
sleaguer," came in the ninth ihhlns' ana
gave two bases on balls, one IN the sew
enth inning and one in the final inning
This accounted for all the visitors who
sreachss& tnses Jnhnson has now pitched
2e consecutive findings without being
scored on Washington scored its runs
by hitting Collins hard, among the hits
being a double and four triples.
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CANADA TO SEE PRINCE.
British Heir Apparent Will Start Ear'y
Next Year.

T ,ondon. April 23-The Prince oil
Wales will not attend Cambridge al'ei
leaving oxford, according to informa-
ton at hand from Oxford, butsWhl M
ish his university education at Maspii-
len College and start early next yeai
on an extended tour of Canada. In or
der that he may appear IN miii,ai
uniform in Canada he will have com
mission in the Grenadier GUARDS.
Prince Albert will go to Campriase
next year. as arranged, and Will occu.
ny the rooms in Trinity College useo
by the King while there.
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WOULD DISPOSE OF THEM.
Militant Suffraeettes Sentenced to
Three Months and Month.

Manchester, Eng, April 23.-In
sentencing two Militant Suffragettes.
Mrs. Forester and Kiss Manesta. at
the Manchester assizes, today, JUS
tce Sir lohn +. Bankes said:
~ would send you round the world
in sailing ship if the law permitted
me So to dispose of yau.'"
The women were brought up for trial
on the charge OF raidng, on April 3,
tie Manchester Art Gallery. and
,sma shing the glass of Ii faIs-su pie
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!. OF MAINE.

Two-base hits-O' Rrien 2 iIts-on
Small in 3 innings; off Welsh 3 in in
nings Sacrifice hits-Cauley Saunders,
Murphy. Sacrifice fly Murphy. stolen
blses-0Bfien. G. Bwyer. Murphy 2.
Eawry. Yorke. Gilman. Double play
Gilman, Chase and Gilman, Left on
bases Maine 8, Holy Cross 6. First on
balls--MeManns s, Small 4. Welsh j.
Struck out-By McMamis I. by small ].
by Welsh s. Passed ball Murphy. Wild
pitch-smah. Time, l.45. Umpire, Muir
f1bN
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lures which they said they did as a
protest against the sentence of three
gears passed on Mrs. Pankhurst.
The Judge declared that, failing the
remedy he suggested as cure for
Suffragette Miiitancy, he would have
to send them to jail for three months
and a month respectively and they
would have To serve additional terms
of six months and four months respec-
lively uult SIS they found sureties Tor
their good behavior on leaving jaif.
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CAPTAIN is INJURED
Thorsen of Northwestern University
Relay Team May Prevent Running.

Chicago. April 23.--An injury to
Gaptuin Thorsen, OF the Northwest
ern University 4-mle relay team.
which is entered in the Pennsylvania
carnival TO bel held in Philadelphia,
next saturday. may prevent the run
ners from attending the meet.
While practicing. yesterday, Thor
sen stepped on a spiked shoe. one Of
the nails penetrating the foot and
causing an injury which it is said,
win prevent him from running for
soma time.
There is no one at the university
considered fast enough to take his
place and for this reason doubt was
expressed. today, that the team would
go East Hz' -
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NATIONAL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
Won. Lost. Played. Cel
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston. April -, Brooklyn did some
timely batting. this afternoon, and aided
by errors, defeated Boston I 10 2 Fucker
held the locals scoreess until the ninth
inning, when Il pass and four successive
singles netted two runs. Hummel drove
the ball into the center field bleachers
against a head wind during the third i'm
ming, sending ,Cutshaw around ahead of
him. The fielding of Wheat aud a one
hand catch Of liner over his head by
Connolly were features.
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PURE BREED HORSES
Imported Into United States During
1912 Is $3467.

Washington, April 23,-The bureau of
animal industry issued certificates of
pure breeding for 3467 horses imported.
during 1912, and has just published IA
list of the animals by name with their
foreign registry number, name of i'm
porter. date of arrival and department
of agriculture registry number. Horses
imported included 1857 stations and
1910 mares. There We're 1863 Perch
erons. $50 Belgian drafts and 2is
Shires.
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NATURAL CAUSES
Found to Have Caused Deaths o.
kommichaus at ST. Louis.

st. Louis. April 23.-Autopsies on
the bodies of MRS. fErnestine komms :
ehau and Of her daughter. Selma
which were found, .immured in cement
in the basement of, their home, IueS=
day. convinced the post mortem phy
sicians that both women died et nat
nral canses.
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BOUTS THIS WEEK.

Thursday-Steve Kennedy VS.. Young
Britt, Lawrence. Bob Lee VS.. Kid
Pluto, Brooklyn.
Friday Jim Bryant VS.. Jeff Madden.
Gloucester George Robinson VS.. Tom
Coleman. Philadelphia,
Saturday-Paddy LAWN vs. Bob Nc
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Holy Cross Five-=
u. of Maine One.

Worcester Mass. April 23.-Eioly Cross
defeated University of Maine in a one
sided game. today. ) to |. The visitors
We're unable to bunch hits Off MeManus,
Holy Cross pitcher. while the Holy Cross
basemen scored three runs in the first
two innings on as many hits and four
passes while Small was in the Maine box
and assisted by several errors. Gilman
of Maine and O'Brien of Holy Cross hit
safely three out of four times at bat.
The score:
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fehla NTH. l.l4t

tubs: creamery extras 33da: firsts 81:
49, good to prime 324A: common to fair
29M3i process extras 31Ma, sirsts 2eaIa0a:
imitation creamery firsts 30; factory cur
rent make firsts 27tm2s; seconds 26tn2T:
packing stock current make No 2 25a.
EGGS-Frm and unchanged, receipts
3.9;7 cases.
.PoTAT0ES-Steady: Bermuda new Dbl.
325d $50. sweets, Jersey basket i25Mlh5.
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Liquors valued at $1,000 were seized
or the premises of John S. Raniett, Jr.
mt the North End. Rockland. TUESDAY
by Deputy Sheriffs Ralph w. DAVIS
md John r. Berry. The proprietor
was arraigned Wednesday. Five other
raies made by Sheriff Tolman's dep
mites nroved fruitleSS.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. April %.
Spot closed quiet. Midding uplands
y; do gulf 12.25. No sales.
Galveston quiet. i2ss New Orleans
QUIET. --i2s; Savannah easy, i2t; Charles
ton quiet. Y: Memphis quiet. III.
Nei receipts for five days 6D.3s1.
Exports to Great Britain Il, itS 10
France Coo, To the Continent i5.9ii. To
japan s372: 10 Mexico 2i69.
Stock ca, S2s
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Dartmouth IL
Colby College |,

Hanover, n H.. April 23-Fine pitch
ing by Halett. punched hits by Dart |
mouth and ragged fielding by the Colhyl
PLAYERS enabled Dartmouth to defeat
Colby. today. II TO H. Hallett allowed
only one hit in seven innings. The bat I
ting of sullivan Of Dartmouth was Of
high order. =, q f.'3
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sBatted for Collins in 9th.
wASHINGTON.

E Two-base hit--Gandil. Three-base hits
--Garrigan. Laporte, Mcbride, Morgan.
johnson. Sacrifice fy-Shanks. Stolen
base-Moeller. Left on bases-Boston 4,
Washington 3 First On sballs-Of john
kson g First oh error--Washington ].
Struck out-By Johnson Z. by Collins 3.
Time, l25 EMPIRES. Hart and nineen.
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AT NEW YORK

christy Mathewson was in superb form
and his fine pitching enabled New York
to beat Philadelphia to ]. It. was the
first time this season that one of til
three Greater New York teams had scor-
ed victory son the home grounds. Ma
thewson allowed two hits in each the
first ana second innings and fifth hit
in the fourth. In the last five innings
he did not permit II man 10 reach first.
Brennan who started in the box for the
visitors, was easy for the locals and he
was taken out in the third inning with
the bases full and only one out. Cfai-
mers, who succeeded him, struck out
Merkle and made Herzog pop to Lobert.
Chalmers was very effective, but Merkle
hit him for home run in the eighth.
Both teams felded well, not an error be-
ing made
Philadelphia % / go 0 0 OIL 80
New York l U q 0 u ! x-3-l0-l
Batteries-Brennan, Chalmers and Doc
in. Mathewson and Meyers. Time, lH
EMPIRES, Rgler and Finnefan.
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Southern League.
Aiontgoin-

NJ MONTGOMERY Mobile 8. Montgom
cry 0.
Al Afianta-Atlanta s. Chattanooga Z.
At MernpiIs--New Orleans :. Memphis
affs, f8ms}: Memphis s. New Orleans
lseeond gafns)
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Two-base hit Sullivan. Stolen bases
Kimbali sullivan 2, Bennett, Twitchell.
Lowney, I.aFieur. First on bails-On
Haliett g. off James 2, off Sleeves 2. off
Dale 2 struck out--By Hallett, by Dale
2. by James 2, by Sleeves ,. Time. La
Iffnpfff. Eselcy.
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hand catch by Bracket, the New Ilamp-
shire shortstop, was a feature.
Brown ........4 ! X-i7-i4-z
y. II. s. c. % 90 2 0 u : -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Reddngton and
Smell. Hazlett: Paulson and Walsh. TN
pre, Eager.
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CHICAGO Cattle Market.

Chicago. AprlI Z3A
Receipts 1900: weak to Seoi lw soa
lower bulk of sales @0MSs0: light soootssW'
mixed y50m SIS: heavy s35MSse. -
CATTLE Receipts 22.0co: beeyes 10 20
20. lower: cows and heliers s,eady io
faeders s206Sl0; cows and heifers 39ons4Vs
calves 6oO6l $50. d
4 III EEP Reckipts 600; active s,-o, ama
y sfS~iinuss e56syr0D: native lambs 660ftSNs
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SPORTING NOTES.

]. p. Nicholson and Herbert h
star track men of the Uni
Of Missouri. will be sent to the
University of Pennsylvania meet. neSt
Nicholson will be entered
in the high hurdles and high jump
and Thatcher in the discuss and shot
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THE Un-to-Date Woman.

The woman OF today who has go0d
health, good temper, good sense. bright
~ correct living and good digestion. wins
the admiration of the world. II your d.
gestion is faulty Chamberlain's Tablets
will correct it. Sold by all dealers.
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international League.

Al BaItimore-Baltimore u, Montreal 2.
AT Northumberland II, i'rovi-
Al Newark Buffalo 3. Newark 2
Al Jersey City Toronto 4. Jersey
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Brown Y; New Hampshire 2.

Providence. II. T.. April 2s.-Brown had
little difficulty in defeating New iiamp-
shire College, today, II to 2. The Bru-
mans hit Panlson, the New Hampshire
pitcher. for IA safeties. running one
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Eastern Association.

At New London-New London 2.
Hartford 0.
At Waterbury-New Haven ,. Water
bury 2.
At bridgeport Bridgeport 5. Holyoke !.
At ngfield-Springiield 6, Pittshe!d =.
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Allister, Oakland. Cal. Paul Moore VS..
Moe Allen, p White VS.. Young Mahon
and p. Milne VS.. Kid Drummie New
York. II. Phillips VS.. F. Edwards,
BROOKLYN
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Children Cry
FOR flETcnEn'S
. AST = r. a
subject to Billion. Attaeks.

II Won are subject to bilious attacks
Won will be glad to know that they can
ne prevented When your relish for food
fails YOU take Chamberlains Tablets and
Won will avoid the attack. sold by al
dealers. -- -A
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Boston Curb Market.
New York Produce Market.
New York. April q

WHEAT-spot firm; No. red Ia Gle,
vator and 1l6 fob afloat nominal; NO.
1coRN-Spot barely steady; export 65i
fob afiOat.
I OATS-SpOt steady
PORK-Steady.
BElEF-Steady.
JARDr-Easy.
SJJGAR-Raw steady: refined steady ,ae
RUTTER-Uhsettled; receipts E'o-o
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AT CINCINNATI.

Chicago and Cincinnati played to tie,
the game being called at the end of the
ninth with the score standing 8 to 5. II
had been agreed that the game should
be called at o'clock to allow Cincin-
natl to catch train, but play continued
few minutes after that hour to permit
the last half of the ninth to be finished.
Cincinnati tied the score in the ninth,
when Bates knocked out a home run.
bringing in a runner ahead of him. Chi
cago appeared to have the game won in
the fifth inning, when five runs were
scored on six hits. Cincinnati. however,
scored one each in the seventh and
eighth and two in the ninth. Each team
Chicago 30 0 0 0 s o o o 0-5-9-2
Cincinnati 80 0 0 / 0 0 / $3.50
Batteries-Pierce, Lavender, Cheney
and Archer; Works, Johnson Smith and
Clarke. Time. 2.l0. Umpires, Brennan
and Eason
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UtH II = - . - . -
"Batted for Hess in 9th.

Brooklyn ...........0 -0s 2 0 0 9 a
Boston =. so o. o o. 90 -
fwo-base hits-Fisher, Connolly. Three
base hit-Stengei. Home run-Hnmme
Sacrifice hits-Maranville, Myers. Stolen
bases-Stengel, Fisher Double play
Hummel and Miller. Left on bases
Brooklyn g. Boston A. First base on
balls-Off Rucker ,. off Hess 2 First
base on errors-Brooklyn 3 Struck out
by Rucker 5, by Hess /. Time III.
UmpireS, KLEIN and Ofth.
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AT CLEVELAND.

Hard hitting by the Cleveland team
braugh t6kt hnslss sassisto .aner ST. Louis
fSss; IA eilman and Falkenbefg, the two
.sallest pitchers ip -the American League.
opposed each other. Weilrnan measures
six feet six aiieles, s4salkenberg one inch
shorter The shsttinS of Jackson and
Graney and lid fiflding Of I.ajoie brought
cheers from 9Ife crowd. ehapman's er-
rors were chiefly responsible for both OF
St Louis scores.
cleveland. ...~,0 2 o / Q x-6-S-S
st. Louis ...s..0 0 0 o ! o. 80
Batteries Falkenberg and carisch;
Weiiman and Alexander. Time, l.a2.
Empires. Evans and Hildebrand.
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At CHICAGO.

Chicago defeated Detroit in the final
game of the series 2 TO ] in pitchers
battle between White and Hall The To-
Gals punched two doubles Tor their hrsi,
while pass. a sacrifice. an infield ont
and a single netted the other. The visit
ors started rally in the last inning.
after an error by Weaver, which coupled
lone run for Detroit lightning double
play, however, Rath to Borton, checked
the rally Borton in four times up re-
ceived a base on balls and made two dou-
bles and a single, while Jones in four
times to the plate drew as many passes;
Detroit ....0 0 0 0 o 1-l-5-2
Chicago ....-...0 y y h-1-o- !
Ratteries-Hall and Stanage; White and
Easterly Time. 155 Umpires. OLough-
lin and Ferguson.
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New York Money Market.

New York. April g.
Prime mercantile paper 5am6 per CENT.
Sterling exchange firm ~ 4sSt9 Tor %
lay bills and at 4s5. so for demand.
Commercial bills 4S3i.
Par silver COL
Mexican dollars Is.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

iNDuSTRIALS Ny.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-01-03

Miss Meta Jewett, who spent
Christmas at Lakeland with her
brother, Mr.. Sandford Jewett, and
family, and went from there to Tam
pa for a few days. returned home Sat-
urday afternoon over the Seaboard.
She was accompanied home by Miss
Sarah McCreery, who will remain
with Miss Jewett until after the
State Teachers Convention. Miss
McCreery's Oeala friends are delight
ed that she is to be in the city for this
important convention.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-01-03
AT THE HARRINGTON HALL

The first name that appeared on
the register of the magnificent new
Harrington Hall Hotel, at it's opening
on Saturday, December %, 1912, was
that af Master Harrington Hall, the
youngest son of Mr.. Richard S. Hall,
owner of the new hostelry, and for
whom it was named.
Mr.. J. L. Tallerast, manager of the
Hillsboro Hotel at Tampa, in which
Mr.. Richard S. Hall is largely inter
ested, was among the guests at Har-
rington Hall on Saturday.
Mr.. C. B. Mccall of Boca Grande,
who is connected with the Charlotte
Harbor and Northern railroad, was in
Ocala Saturday for the opening of
Harrington Hall.
Messrs. Charles NJ. Orr, H. L.
French and Frank L. Benham, trio
of Chicago gentlemen, arrived in
Ocala Saturday for a few days, and
registered at the Harrington Hall.
Mr.. C. A Robinson af Gainesville
was a guest at Harrington Hall Sat
urday.
Messrs. D. Z. McIver, G. V. Rob-
erts, G.. w. Easterling, F. w. Barse,
w. B. Gallagher, Maurice Strauss, Mr..
and Mrs. Williams and Miss Edith
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Munroe
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Heating and
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Theus were among
the Ocala people dining at Harring-
ton Hall Saturday Quite a number
of others dining at Harrington Hall on
Saturday who did not register.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Kyle of Gads-
den, Ala, were expected to arrive in
Ocala and will be at the Harrington
Hall for some time.