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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-21
BELMONT STABLE
CELD|NC WINS
METROPOLITAN

New Fork. May 2O.-August Belmont's
fouryear-old geiding Stromboli, by Fair
Play-St. Priscilla, carrying lis pounds
with Jockey Turner in the saddle, won
the Metropolitan handicap one mile, the
feature of the card at the opening of the
eastern rang season at the Belmont
Park rae track today. A huge crowd
watched the I'D running of this classic
event, for which 10 horses started. one
of them being Rockview, a stable com
panion of the winner, which finished
last after running out at the turn into
the stretch, Jockey Dugan refraining
from forcing him to further effort
Schuyler L, Parsons Sharpshooter fin
ished second, three-quarters Of a length
behind the winner. with Capt. z. B. Cas-
salts FLYING Fairy third, five lengths
away. The time, l.39 80 is Just two sec
onds slower than the track record for
this race The Belmont entry was the
public choice and jockey and horse were
loudly cheered when they returned to
the judges stand after the contest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-21
SHELL AND SHRAP-
MEL FIRE WIPINC
OUT GREAT FORESTS

ASSOCIATED Press Correspondence.
Barbecue May 5-The splendid
forests of the Argonne. as well as
those of the Alsatian slope of the Vos-
ges Mountains and Of the Woevre. are
being gradually RACED by shell and
shrapnel fire. Of the majestic pines
that covered these heights there re-
main only hacked and blackened
stumps and wild tangle of fallen
trunks.
Germans and French have Cooper
ated in this devastation. but the
greater destruction is credited to the
intense. concentrated fire of the g.
inchers and 6-inchers that alone could
dislodge underground German fort
resses. There is said to be abundant
evidence that all the ground had been
carefully plotted and the ranges taken
by the Germans before the battles.
On many occasions French detach-
ments following obscure paths un-
known to any but the woodmen Of the
region, fell a prey to the fire Of Ger
man gunners for whom there seemed
to be no secrets in the thickets of the
Argonne. Against the advantages Of
preparation, the French had but one
resource,-a complete unheaval Of the
entire ground by concentrated artil-
lery fire.
II the French succeed in driving the
Germans finally into the open. the
priceless forests Of the entire region
of the Argonne, from Barbecue
north, will exist no more.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-21
JOURNAL OF POET
GRAY WRITTEN LISA
FOUND IN LONDON
(Associated Press Correspondence }

(Associated Press Correspondence
London. May 10.-The manuscript
journal Of the poet Gray for the year
1854 has just come TO light here. 1t
was found hidden away among a mass
of old legal documents.
The dairy is mainly interesting for
the light il spreads on the poets in
terest in and keen observation of the
things Of nature. Each day he jots
down the weather. May-day. 1854, for
example: Weather perfectly bright.
Took large tube rose, whose leaves
were IS inches long, out of the pot and
put it in water. One of my beans is
g inches high"
The observations on flowers and
shrubs are exact and close, and en-
brace notes made in a half dozen old
time London suburbs. Occasionally
he mentions one of his many ailments
in such note as: ''Cramp in calf of
one leg. Some pain on contraction
in the right knee and hip. Felt sew
eral times this month MARCH dull
pain in the back, chiefly upon first
waking or in STOPPING"
Typical of the main portion of the
diary is the following: In the begin
ming of the month everything seemed
to want rain, but the kindly showers
that fell soon after, and the gentle
weather soon brought on the spring in
all its verdure- Peas We're two inches
high on the first day of May, on the
third the apple began to show its
leaves, strawberries Powered on the
18th. On the first day of the month
the Rocks had young ones, On the
second the swallow appeared"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-21
WAR DISS|PATES
DIVIDENDS OF ROYAL
MAIL PACKET co.
ASSOCIATED Press Correspondence

ASSOCIATED Press Correspondence
London, May 13.-The Royal Mail
Steam Packet Company recently an
nounced that there would be no divi-
dend on the ordinary stock, and the
publication Of the annual report shows
that il is only by transferring a mil
lion dollars from reserve that the
preference dividend can be paid in ad-
dition to making full provision for
depreciation and clearing expenses on
new stock issue
The profits for the year amount to
only s457,230 against s2,154,93o in the
previous year when a six per cent div
idend was paid and half million dol
lars was carried to reserve.
The directors attribute the unfavor-
able results to the abnormal condi-
tons created by the war and the most
acute trade depression on the South
American route.
Since the close Of the year, how
ever. substantial Improvement has
taken place in the general net earn
ings Of the company and the directors
look forward TO a better outcome of
the present years financial operations.
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PIRATES OPEN
With VICTORY

New York, May 20.-Pittsburg tok
the first game of the series from New
York by score of 6 to .. Perritt was
knocked out Of the box in the second
inning. Schupp who succeeded him,
helped Pittsburg swell its total of runs
Carr made clean steal Of home in the
eighth inning, Manager McGraw Of New
York got one cripple, Doyle back in
the game only to lose the services Of
his veteran catcher Meyers who split
a finger in the fifth. The score:
Pittsburs ........1200 2001 O-6-9-l
New York .......0 0 0 Of 0 0 0-2-6-2
Batteries: Adams and Gibson; Per
rift, Schupp, Ritter and Meyers, Smith
tmpires, Quigley and Eason. Time,
1.4S
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VASSALBORO

POPE ATENTE-Mrs. A. ". Pope
was business visitor Monday in Wa
terville.
MI. and Mrs. F. H. Austin and sons
passed the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
D. B Marden.
Mrs, Gertrude Ingraham passed a
portion Of the day Monday at Broad
mead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah Austin Of Cross
Hill were guests Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. F. n. Austin at Maple Hill farm.
G. c. 1ngraham of Thorndike passed
the weekend at his home on the ave-
nue.
Miss Abbie Lewis of East VassaI-
boro was Sunday caller at The Ma
pies.
A carriage drive was a pleasure re-
Gently enjoyed by Mrs. Anna Marden
as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Henry
Marden of East Vassalboro.
Friends in this place of Mrs Emma
Brann are surprised and panied to
learn that she is a surgical patient at
Miss Grays private hospital in Water
vile. Assurance Of ultimate recovery,
however, is received with pleasure and
best wishes are hers from a host Of
friends for the speedy return Of health
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BOXING NOTES

Ernie Mcintyre, the Aroostook boy,
who has been fighting his way to the
front rank of Maine boxers, put the
quietus on a Joe Rivers, who halls
from Gloucester Mass, at the Nickel
theatre, Bangor, Monday night, before
a good crowd of fight fans. Rivers
took count of eight in the middle Of
the fifth round. and es he rose to his
feet Mcintyre met him with a right.
uppercut that finished the bout. The
pace was a little slow throughout the
five rounds, the first two being I'M
usually tame. The two men mixed u
a little in the third and fourth. Nc
Intyre knocked Rivers out clearly and
without chance for an argument, his
work somewhat resembling the taste
he handed to Red Ames two weeks
ago, when he had another Knockout
to his credit Ellis Sanborn won
over Battling McCleary Of Rumford
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hLLIAMS WINS
/ TENNIS H0N0RS

1pston, May a-The New England in.
lcollegiate tennis championship, both ir
lgles and in doubles, was won by VIII
ms College today in the final rounds
+. Cutler, the Williams player, cap
ed the singles event. cisposing of S
Edsall Of Trinity in straight sets,
s.. e.. Earlier in the day Cutler
) IL Maynard defeated D, E. Wood
and J. S. Stewart OF Massachu-
Institute OF Technology in the de-
ng round of doubles.
aliams adds two points to the half
scored for the trouphy some years
Eight points are necessary for per-
cent possession.
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Italy had virtually decided to align
herself with the Allies being accepted
as foregone conclusion. Acute weak
ness in the various markets for for
eign exchange offered additional evil
dence Of the uneasiness existing in
London and at all continental centers
Demand Sterling on London sold
within a fraction of the low quota
ton made some months ago and
francs actually established their low
est prices since the war.
Prices in Rome and Petrograd stiff
fened a trifle. but these quotations
had no significance it was declared,
because of the nominal market be-
tween New York and those capitals
German exchange was steady with
some bushes to Berlin and Hamburg.
Domestic conditions played a part in
the fow-priced railway shares, Ches-
apeake and Ohio and Missouri Pacific
being unusually active because Of I'm
pending events affecting those prop
critics. The fate of the Missouri Pa
cific extension plan is believed to rest
largely with the Gould interests, while
Chesapeake and Ohio's dividend policy
was still an unknown quantity at the
markets close.
War shares occupied a place Of rel
alive importance in the days trad
ings. Standard stocks including high
grade railways scored one point ad-
vances, but fell back later, as did also
United States Steal.
Total sales Of stocks amounted to
275,000 shares.
Another s1.00o.000 gold shipment
from Japan, making a total Of $s,37S,-
900 received from that source thus
far this year, helped to swell the re-
cent inflow of the precious metal.
Loss Of ss,6oe,0o0 gold by the Bank
Of England for the week was partly
Offset by purchases in London's open
market for that institution.
Bonds were heavy with material de-
clines in Rock Island and Missouri
Pacific junior issues Total sales (Par
value) were $3.475,000. United States
registered and coupon SIS declined i-2
and SIS per cent respectively on can.
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SOME DETAnSo
BRITISH CENSORSHIP

ASSOCIATED Press Correspondence
London, May Some details of
the working Of the British censorship
have been given out in the House Of
Lords by the government in response
to an inquiry from Lord Bryce, form
er British Ambassador at Washington.
There are three branches of the
censorship" said the government
spokesman. "All are under one general
system and closely coordinated.
THE cable censorship, which is
under the control of an officer Of the
General Staff. deals with, roughly, 3d.
900 kilograms a day. There are $50
OF these cable censors in the United
Kingdom and between 800 and 400 in
other parts Of the Empire.
THE postal censorship has a staff
of about 500, mainly civilians. For
obvious reasons it is impossible to
give a list of persons whose letters
are not liable to censorship but may
mention that all letters addressed to
either House of Parliament pass un-
censored.
THE Press Bureau proper is under
the control Of the Solicitor General,
and there are about fifty assistants,
naval. military, and civilian. The cen
sorship is carried on in accordance
with instructions from the War Office.
the Admiralty, the Foreign Office and
other public departments.
"A White Paper will later be issued
dealing with the Censorship.
1T is contrary to the desire of the
Government that anything in the ma
ture Of criticism either of the Govern
ment, or of the individual members Of
the government should be suppress
ed"
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III VN1I1\u W." - Leagues Notwithstanding
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BRAVES LOSE
TO CUbS4To2

Boston MAY 20.-Chicago improved
its hold on second place against the
Braves assault today, by a score Of
TO ,. Hughes struck out II Chicago
batsmen, but his fine twirling was IN
done when the Cubs scored three runs
in the seventh on Zimmerman double.
pass, a single by Williams and Ma
gees muff Of kniselys long fly. Phelan
fielded spectacularly and Maranville
accomplished vest pocket catch in
left field. The score:
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Chicago Produce Market

New York, May 20.
FLOUR-Firmly held.
WHEAT-Spot firm; No. red 1884 and
No. hard 16l elf track; No. northern
Duluth 1873 and No. northern Manitoba
1919 elf Buffalo.
CoRN-spot firm: No. yellow sd.
OATS-Spot steady.
PORk-Steady.
BEEF-Firm.
LARD-Firm: middle west 96ons70.
BUTTER-Steady; receipts Ass: cream
cry extras, 50 score, %; creamery, higher
scoring, 2Stq2e; frsts 26s@g7s; seconds q
@26
EGGS-Demoralized; receipts A,o31:
fresh gathered extras Zs@22; storage
packed extra f1rsts 2b1Z: frsts 1sG3o;
regular packed extra frsts 19A@2o; firsts
1913; nearby henne-y- whites fine to fan
cy 22s@23; nearby hennery brown q
POTATOES-Dul1 and unchanged.
SUGAR-Raw firm; centrifugal 4s9; mo-
lasses AZ: refined steady. Futures ad-
vanced one to five points on buying.
prompted by the firm spot market. Sales
625o tons. May $50, July 404. Sept. IL.
Dec. 400.
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BASEBALL NOTES

At a well attended meeting Of
baseball enthusiasts in Music hall,
Bath, last week Friday night, it was
voted to organize a team and Roger
Chase was elected manager and
Ralph Buker, assistant manager.
Players who desire to try for mem
bership are invited to report at Kel-
ley Field Wednesday and Friday eve
nings for try outs. The team will
be known as the Bath team and all
ready negotiations are being made
for series of games with out of
town teams
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ST.LOUIS WINS
FROM BROOKLYN

Brooklyn. n. Y, May @.-An error of
Judgment by Schultz in the first inning
gave St Louis enough runs to win to
/. With two out and Dolan on second,
j, Miller hit TO the third baseman, who
had an easy throw to first to retire the
side. Instead he tried for Dol4n, who
was safe at third on a close decision
Hyatt then shot a long triple to right,
scoring both men. The score:
St. Louis .......2 G 0 0 0 0-3-e-0
Brooklyn .......I 6 0 e-1-S-l
Batteries--Sallee and Snyder: Dell and
Q. Miller. Umpires, Klein and Emslie
Time 1877
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Boston Produce Market

Boston, May o.
BEEF-Whole cattle liz.
BRAN-Spring 245062500.
BUTTER-Northern 2Ss@29; western 80
@2ss.
CHEESE-New York twins 1s@19t.
CORNING. 2 yellow s4af.
EGGS-Choice hennery and nearby ga
&c; western 200Ss.
FLOUR-Spring patents 77o1S25.
HAy-No. ] grade 2350@2400.
LAMB-Spring 20Gaf.
MIXED FEED-Z750@305o.
OATS-No. 2 clipped white g.
PORK-M edium backs ESQ
POTATOES-75@Se per two-bu bag:
new 5d550 per barrel.
sCGAR-Granulated. 20 Dbl. lots. S16.
VEAL-6G16
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Two-base hits-Mahoney, Gleason, Por-
ter 2, Conley. Stolen bases-Luyster.
Cunningham, Thompson. Mahoney 3. Os-
tergren. Sacrifice hit-Haight. Sacrifice
fy-O'Connell Double plays-Lynch and
Halstein; Mahoney, Warner and Oster-
gren; circuit and Moulton. Left on bases
Lynn 9, Lawrence 8. First base on er-
ror-Lynn /. Bases on balls-Off Cum
ningham l, off Thompson 9. Struck out
By Cunningham H. by Thompson 9 Um-
pire, Aubrey. Time, 1.45.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, May 2O.-Except for
some slight recovery from its extreme
lethargy Of recent sessions, today's
stock market developed no features Of
interest. Trading was Of the same
narrow md professional character
and such advances as occurred were
mainly due to covering Of short con-
tracts.
Foreign affairs were more than ever
q factor Of importance, the news that
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~-Batted Tor Bresnahan N tn.
Chicago 80 0 0 0 0 O.
Boston .......0 ! 0 Q O. 0 %
Two base hits-Egan, Fisher, Zim-
norman (2), Smith. Three-base hit
Williams. Stolen base, McLarry. Sac
rifice hit--Smith. Double plays-Phe-
Ian. Zimmerman and SAFER! Gowdy
and Maranville. Left on bases-Chicago
4: Boston 6. First base on errors-Chi-
cage /; Boston !. Base on balls-of
Hughes /; Pierce 4. Struck out-by
Hughes Il; Pierce 4. Wild pitch
Hughes Umpires, Byron and Ortiz.
Time 90.
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Other Games Wednesday.

At Saco-Thornton 6; Westbrook 5.
At Dover. N. H.-Berwick Acad. 5;
Dover High g.
At Houlton-Ricker 10; Houlton 3.
At acknowledgement High S.:
Yarmouth 8.
At Topsham-Lisbon Falls :; Tops
ham 4.
At Bucksport-Bangor High IS:
Bucksport Acad. 4.
At Thomaston-So. Portland IA
Winslow High 6.
AT acknowledgements Acad. -:
Livermore Falls s.
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WORCESTER.

Two-base hits-Cabrera, Carroll Sac
rifice hits-Sullivan 2, Duggan Double
plays-Cooney, Cabrera Left on bases
Fitchburs s; Worcester 3. First on err
rors--Worcester l. Bases on balls--of
Daniels 3. Hit by pitcher-by Daniels
(Smith), Duggan Struck out-by
Tuckey 3: by Daniels >. Umpire, Brans-
field. Time. 1.20.
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REDS OVERCOME
PHlLLIES 6 TO 7

Philadelphia, May 20.-Cincinnati hit
the delivery of Alexander hard today and
Philadelphia was defeated to .. Stock
had his ankle injured sliding into the
first base bag and Byrne took his place
Cincinnati II 0 8 Gilt
Philadelphia % 0 0 0 0 0 g. 4-o
Batteries-Dale and Doom: Alexander
and &. Killifer. Umpires, Rigler and
Hart. Time, LAO.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
BUFFALO ovERWHElMs
ST.L0UIS II TO |

st. Louis. May N.-Bufa1o slugged
Groom and Herbert for Il hits which net
ted them II runs, while Ford and Be
dent gave ST, Louis six scattered hits
which produced only one run today.
Buffalo .......1 0 2 0 3 e-11-17-1
ST. Louis .....1 0 0 0 0 0 o. J. 6-3
Ford, Bedient and Blair, Allen; Groom,
Herbert and Hartley
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MANCHESTER

Two base hit-Lonregan, Doweu,
Splre. kilhullen. Three base hit
Lonregan. Stolen bases-Lonregan
Hayden, Kane. Sacrifice hits-Burns,
Spires. Double plays-Lonregan to
Sweat to Dowell. Left on bases
Portland 6, Manchester o. First base
on errors-Portland ?. Bases on balls
off Moore 4 off Slime 2 Hits-off
Horsey in innings; off Slime in ..
Struck out-by Moore 6: by Horsey
Umpires McGauley, Time EOS.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
new YORK HITS
THREE PITCHERS

st. Louis, May 2o.-New York made sew
en- hits off three pitchers today and de-
feated ST. Louis to .. Three runs in
the first inning gave the visitors a lead
that St. Louis could not overcome.
New York .....S 0 0 0 R4-7-0
ST. Louis .......e 2 0 0 0 0 e-2-s-2
Batteries-Warhop and Nunamaker;
Weilman, Perryman, James and Sever
cid. Umpires, Connolly and Chill Time,
l.56
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WINS
BY SCORE IA

Portland, May 20.-Hard and time
ly hitting enabled Portland to beat
Manchester today with ease. Manager
Herman was removed from the
grounds in the seventh inning for dis
putting the umpire. The score:
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LOWELL BEATS
LEWISTON, ga

Lewiston, Me. May a.-Loweu hit two
Lewiston pitchers hard today and won
easily to 4. The batting Of DeNovilIe
and Barrows and three running catches
by the latter were features The score:
LOWELL.
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F|TCHbuRC DEFEATS
WORCESTER 3 TO 2

I Fitchbuig, Mass, May 20-With the
score against them in the eighth,
Fitchburg obtained three runs and de-
feated Worcester 3 to today. The
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago. May %.
Chances OF black rust tended today to
make wheat advance, but the nearness Of
something Of a check on the bulls. Inc
market closed unsettled to Il above last
night. Corn finished with a net gain Of
a@a to ], oats varying from q shade on
to up. and provisions at q rise Of 10 to
S25
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ne construction Of a new port on
east coast of the Island Of Luzon
expected TO reduce the time for
p between the Pacific coast of the
PEG States and Manila by four DAYS.
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LYNN'S PUNCHED HITS
BEATS LAWRENCE 6-3

Lynn. Mass. May 2o.-Lynn punched
hits off Thompson, while CUNNINGHAM
kept Lawrence's hits well scattered and
won by the score of to today. Score:
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Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago, May o.
HoGs-Receipts goo; higher: bulk 10
OTIS; light 740@70; mixed 7s5@n0; heavy
CATTLE-Receipts 5000: unsettled: ma
tive beef steers 6s0@9S: western steers
610d790; cows and heiferB x5@Ee; calves
650Q935
sHEEP-Receipts $500: irregular; sheep
740Q840; lambs 775@1D10.
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James L. Barbour Of Portland.
James L. Barbour, aged "a. OF Port
land, widely known as a photographer,
died Wednesday evening.
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Al the end of the third round of what
was scheduled to go six. 1t was III
Sanborn's fight as long as 1t lasted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-21

Motion pictures are being used to
teach improved methods Of agriculture
to natives Of india.
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sales now largest in Its forty years
0ntinuous growth. Largest selling
OF iVc. cigars in the world. Factory.
edester, \. H
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7o5ay's Games

Fitchburs ~ Lynn.
Manchester al lewiston.
l. Wreuce ~ Y orcester.
Bowel al Portland.
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LEWISTON.

Lowell ..............0 Q 3 2 0-S
Lewiston ...........0 0 0 . IL
Hits-Of McCabe in innings; off
Tuero in 4. Two-base hits-Barrows 2,
Meyers, DeNoville. Three-base hit
Houser. DeNoville. Sacrifice hits-Mey-
ers, Dee, Houser . Sacrifice ffy-Lewis.
First base on balls-Of McCahe !. Tuero
!, Houser l. First base on errors-Low-
ell 5, Lewiston 3. Struck out-By Houser
4. McCabe .. Tuero Q Left on bases
Lewiston :. Lowell 2. Passed ball
Smith. Time, 1.5o. Umpire. Keller
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Today's Games.

k.more al I'ittsburg.
DkboilyD at Chicago.
7ewark al -. Louis.
buffalo IL Kansas City.
! FEDERAL LEAGUE STANDING
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y AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING
kew England League Results

Lyun e. Lawrence 8
Fitcrture q. Worcester .
Portland :. Manchester i.
Lowell s, Lewiston 4.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING
League Results

Sew York 3. 81 Louis .,
J oston-Chicaeo postponed; rain.
b ashington-Cleyeland postponed; cod
pfiladel phia-Detrolt postponed. rain.
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New York Money Market

New York. May 3.
Mercantile paper 1904 per cent
Sterling exchange weak: 6O-day bills
1865; for cables 4.7S65; for demand L7s15.
Bar silver 49s.
Mexican dollars IS.
Government bonds weak.
Railroad bonds easy.
Time loans firm; 60 days 2@3, 30 days
3, six months 81.
Call money steady; high 2, low Il, rul-
ing rate 2. last loan 2, closing bid L. Of
fhred at 2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-21
T oday's Games

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