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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-28
ROLLING STOCK
SMASHED, BUT NO
ONE HURT, BANGOR

Bangor, Me, July 27.-Consi derab BE
damage was caused 10 rolling stock but
no one was seriously injured when the
Bangor & Aroostook passenger train,
due here at 7.05 Thursday night, struck
string of freight cars being shifted
across the main line in the western
freight yard.
Maine Central locomotive 30i was
thrown off the track. twisted from the
| trucks and somewhat battered and a
combination Il. & A. mail. express and
baggage car was partially telescoped by
the tender and turned on its side Hal,
a dozen freight cars were somewhat;
smashed.
The train was hauled by a Maine
Central engine and crew from North.
ern Maine Junction. Engineer Harry
Coleman and fireman VI. r. simpson
jumped and escaped with few bruises
II. NJ. Plaisted, b. & A. conductor.
stephen Dumphy. express messenger.
and James Ellis, baggage master. were
ir the derailed combination car and
We're buried under express matter, but
none was injured. The main line vas
blocked. but trains were able 20 get
around the wreck by side tracks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-28
;SEVEN-YEAR-OLD
GIRL IL HOURS IN
A REFRIGERATOR

Portland, Me, July 27.-With Little
Mary Groggins. aged Z. locked IL hours
in the refrigerator Of an unoccupied
cottage on Peaks Island, hundreds of
residents and Summer visitors searched
for her all Wednesday night, respond
ing to an alarm given by ringing the
fire bell. Rescued at 7.3O Thursday
morning, the child was half dead from
suffocation, fright and exhaustion, but
is on the way to recovery.
|, Playing with Genie, granddaughter Of
Mrs. Jennie M. Babcock of New York
city, summer visitor. Mary ran into
the cottage and stepped inside the big
empty refrigerator Her playmate
closed the door and the little captive. by
beating the sides of her prison walls and
screaming at the top Of her voice, was
unable to attract the attention of any
one. Luckily the water vent in the floor
OF the refrigerator served to ventilate
the interior partially, so that the girl
did not suffocate.
Her little playmate did not think the
incident worth relating and went to bed
in childish ignorance of the horrible
possibilities of her thoughtlessness.
Thursday morning she said she knew
where little Mary was, and led an anx.
ious throng into the cottage, when the
child was liberated.
She is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Groggins, sole survivor Of a fam
lily OF children. and both parents were
well-nigh distracted while the search
was being prosecuted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-28
STATE OF MAINE

To all persons interested in either OF the
estates hereinafter named
Al Probate Court held at Augusta, IN
and for the County of kenneDeC. on the
twenty-seventh day OF July III the year
Of our Lord one thousand nine hundred
and seventeen, and by adjournment from
day to day from the 23rd day OF said
July. The following matters having been
presented for the action thereupon here
matter indicated. it is hereby OR
DERED:
That notice thereof be given to all per-
sons interested. by causing copy of this
order 10 be published three weeks sue
cessively in the Daily kennebec journal,
a newspaper published at Augusta, i'll
said County. that they may appear at a
Probate Court TO be held at said Angus
IA on the thirteenth day of August, A.
D. 1911 at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
and be heard thereon If they see cause.
deceased Final account presented for al
ARDELIA H. HEALD, late of Augusta.
deceased. Petition for assessment OF in
heritance tax. presented by Samuel Tit
comb. Executor.
ARDELIA H. HEALD, late of Angus
IA. deceased Petition for distribution
presented by Samuel Titcomb Executor
said Court, at Augusta, this twenty
seventh day OF July in the year of our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and
seventeen.
r. ". LEIGHTON. Register.
true copy,
Attest: r. ". LEIGHTON, Register.
jlyN satSt
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REACTION OCCURS
Slowness Accentuated by Uncertainties
Says Oun's Review

New York, July 27.-Dun's Review
tomorrow will say:
The slowing down of business, Gus
tomary with the approach Of mid-sum-
mer, is accentuated by the uncertain
ties engendered by international con-
ditions and less strength appears in
prices. Reaction from the extreme lev
els has occurred, not only in season
able foodstuffs. but also in other COM
modities in which there had seemed
no end to the advances, such as in pig
iron and belief that the crest of some
of the leading markets has at last been
passed is spreading.
With expectations that the yielding
tendencies may become more pro-
nounced and general, there is no long
er the same rush to cover far distant
wants at almost any figure, and cur
rent commitments are in many in
stances confined within the closest pos
sible limits. Yet in not a few cases
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-28
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings IN All
the Leading Stocks

New York. July 27-Covering of shorts
in steels and war shares generally con-
tributed as much as anything to the COM
parative strength Of todays dull and
very restricted stock market operations.
The movement in most essentials was a
replica of recent week-ends, when the
bear faction seemed to find it expedient
to settle outstanding commitments.
Metals. oils. a few equipments, notably
Baldwin Locomotive and Virginia Iron,
shippings and such specaltes as Indus
trial Alcohol. Mailing preferred and Dis
tillers. figured among the gains of to
3 points. General Motors Studebaker
and Maxwell and utilities of the class
represented by Third Avenue, Phladel-
pha Company and American Telephone
featured the reverse side at gross recess
sions of as much. rallying in part later.
st. Paul lost much of its gain of the
previous day under pressure and other
rails rose and fell within narrow limits,
except Canadian Pacific and Western Ma
ryland preferred the former gaining a
point and the latter reactng almost five
Union Pacific ignored it's July statement
which showed net gain of $4,000.
The market was at its best In the last
hour that being the only broad trading
perior OF the session. United States Stee,
led the rise in active stocks to 122 IS,
closing al its best. net gain of Il
points Total sales amounted to 700
shares.
Heaviness If International issues was
the noteworthy feature OF the bond mar
ket and domestic rails and industrials
also yielded. Liberty 3Is changed hands
in large blocks at e,3s to ss,4i for regular
lots to 1886 for odd lots. Total sales Of
bonds. par value aggregated s2,945.o 0o
United States bonds. old issues. were I'M
changed on call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-28

needs are still so pressing that de-
mands reflect comparatively little
abatement, If any, and in certain
branches which have experienced a
more or less protracted lull indica-
tions of reviving activity are more
clearly apparent
The requirements of the government
are both extensive and varied, involv-
ing greater expenditures than had been
thought likely and most producing in
terests are more concerned with the
problem of maintaining outputs than
with the question of securing addition
al contracts from regular buyers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-28
NEW YORK 3, CHICAGO |

Chicago, July 27.-Sallee held Chi :
ca9o to four hits today while New
York hit Demaree opportunely and won
to l. Demarce pitched a good game
but the visitors punched hits in the
first and seventh innings. Chicago
punched two of its hits in the ninth
inning, a double and single. and
saved themselves from shutout
The 18th Canadian Highlanders with
their band played patriotic airs and
gave an exhibition drill before the
game in an effort to encourage recruit
ing. Maj. Gen. Barry. in charge of the
Central department of the United
states army, witnessed the game
New York II 0 o 0 . . O-S-l1-1
Chicago ......0 0 0 0 0 . 0 ii 1 2
Sallee and Gibson, Rariden Demaree
and D;lhoefer
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TO INVESTIGATE
FIRE AT AUBURN

Auburn, Me. July 27.-Fire early
Thursday morning in the IN story
dwelling at II I'd street, owned by
Peter Wildner and occupied by George
Petkus. caused 5000 damage.
The fire was discovered by Arthur
Gravel. who lives next door. When the
department arrived 1t found the wood
box in the kitchen and two beds in
dlHerent rooms on fire. A blaze was
also found between the walls.
Petkus says he went home at IN
o'clock and went to bed in a downstairs
room, leaving lamp burning. He saws
the first he knew Of the fire he awoke
TO find his room ablaze. He escaped bv
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CHICAGO 8, NEW YORK S

New York. July 27.-Chicaso defeat
co New York in Il hard hitting game
here today Ly score of to .. The
visitors pounded four New York pitch
ors. Caldwell. Love, Shocker and Mog-
ridge for 10 hits. most of them, coming
OPPORTUNITY. New York also hit hard
.,uf. drove Russell out of the box, The
hitting of Miller and Hendryx fea-
tured. The score:
Chicago ....l % 0 0 5 0-9-13-O
Nov. York % o . 0-5-132
Russell, CiCotte and Lynn; Caldwell,
Love. Shocker, Mogridge and Walters.
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MAJOR WOOL WORTH TAKESFIRST
MONEY IN SHORT SHIP CLASSIC

els PACE, CJninishcd)- $500
Guy Boy. b & (Dore) ......... l ,
Red November, Oh G3rusie) $50. 4 l
MidIake. b & tSchurnan) .....
Flashing, blk h (king) ..... 8
Also started: Eingo, Miss Kincadia.
Time: go 10. 21t Ia
$50 TROT. FIRST DITIS1ON-(Unfn
ishcd)-PURSE $500
Colin Campbell, chg (White) l
Bingerloch. b h (BUrke) go. l l 3
Miss Lake, CHI IN (Thayer) -. 5 8 2
Magnus Worthy, bg (Taylor) 5
Also started: Carrie Reed, Willsk J.
Radiant.
Time: 2l91-4 2171-4, 2.1o1-4,
2.191-2
go TROT SECOND DIVISION. Gun
finished) PURSE $500
Just Tess, b III (Burke) ... 8
On The Rhine. b h (Eldredge) l .
The Acrobat h g (Hennc@sy) ~. 2 5
Delago's Todd. b g tB"iggsl -. 4 8 8
Also started: Margaret. Silver Stream.
Monesko. King Audubon. Berean
Time: rs Ia Els L.. Els L.
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DETROIT II, PHILA 3

Philadelphia, july 27-Detroit hit
the deliveries of Johnson and Anderson
hard and easily won today's game, II
to 3. Cobb who made & double and
a single and was robbed of triple by
Jameson in five times at bat, pulled
the trapped ball trick in the third inn
ing. With one out. Bodie on second and
Bates on first. Cobb tapped Mclnnis'
fly to short center field and threw to
Young, forcing out Bates. Young then
threw to Wit and Bodie was doubled
up at third. Score:
Detroit .3 0 0 0 0 4-11-12-O
hla delphia , 0 0 0 o 0 0 O. g. 54
I.hmke and Stanage; Johnson, An
o-l.pn and Meyers.
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IS men BUT LOSE
TOST, LOUIS IN INNING CAME

St Luis, July 27-St. Louis beat
Boston in II innings today. to 3. In
the 18th Cruise doubled, took third on a
single by Paulette and scored on Baird's
sacrifice fly. Tyler, batting for Nehf,
tied the score after two were out in the
ninth with a single which scored Smith.
St. Louis got two runs in the fourth.
Miller walked and Hornsby was hit by
a pitched ball. Both runners advanced
on Cruises sacrifice hit and scored when
Paulette singled In the sixth, Miller
singled, Hornsby sacrificed and Cruise
singled, scoring Miller. Score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-28

No news has yet been received Of
tne whereabouts Of Louis L. Robchaud
OF Hermon whose disappearance was
reported last week. He left Northern
Maine Junction where he was supposed
70 De at work and nothing was heard
OF him until the following THURSDAY
"hen his wife got a letter saying that
ne was In Readfield and asking that
she send him some clothing Mrs.
Robichaud Immediately went TO Read
eld but he had left and she learned
that he was probably on the way TO
Bath or Lewiston. TIE missing man
Is about 80 years Of age. is I'VE feet six
inches In height and weighs 10 pounds
He Is dark and when he was last seen
nc was wearing his working clothes,
blue trousers. blue Bingham shirt and .
brown cloth hat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-28
CINC|S 6, PH|lA 4

Cincinnati. July 27.--The locals had
much the better of two batting rallies
ir the first inning of today's game and
accumulated enough hits to win within
that round. The final score was s to 4.
Mayer was knocked out Of the box
when five of the first six men to face
him in the initial inning hit safely.
Bender, who relieved him, did much
better but his teammates could not
connect with Toney frequently enough
to win. The score:
Philadelphia 2 % 0 o o 1-4-6-2
Cincinnati 49,. 0 0 0 0 o l x-6-9-2
Mayer, Bender and Burns; Toney
and Wingo
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FOUR FOR FIRST
PRESIDENTS CUP

Manchester. Vt, July 27.-The third
round of match golf play at the Ekwa-
nok Couhtr::- Club today eliminated all
tut the four semi-hnalists for the First
Presidents cup. The semi-tinal matches
were postponed until tomorrow morning
on account of rain. The finals will be
played in the afternoon.
The summary of the third round:
c. II. Gardner. Agawam, defeated Will
son Littleton. Garden City, and l.
n. ~ Parker. Garden City defeated
Frank Crocker, Ekwanok. UP 90 holes.
A. j. Mcclure Lakewood, defeated
George Morse. Rutland. | up
Dewitt Balch. Cincinnati. defeated ".
n. Macdonald. unattached, up
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Frank A. Gray Of Banuor.

Frank a. Gray died at his home 81
button street ut Bangor THURSDAY
night. at the age OF 81 years. A
widow. a son Joseph NJ. Gray OF Jones'
port. three brothers. Joseph II. az
Bucksport, Arthur K. OF Orland. Wi.
liam w. of Bangor, and two sisters,
MRS. Hester Taylor of Brewer and Mrs.
Aiice Woodman of Orrington survive
he was member OF the Sons Of Vet
Grams. He removed to Bangor from
Ellsworth about two years ago He
oied from injuries received from being
klcked by horse several days ago.
me funeral will be held at the Mctho-
DIST church AT East Bucksport satur'
day afternoon at ? O'Clock.
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Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago. July O.
HOGS-Receipts 1900: steady; bulk 1850
Il5o light 1470al59O: mixed l46od1SOO
heavy 1435d16oo; rough 1435Q1455; pigs 1850
G1450.
CATTLE-Receipts 1000; weak: native
beef cattle 775G14l5; western steers s40a
115o; stockers and feeders 59Oa9OO: cows
and heifers 475G1175; calves 9O0a1325.
SHEEP-Receipts COCO; firm: wethers $50
@1o75; ewes 700G90O; lambs 925115s0
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Boston Produce Market

Boston, July q.
BEEF-Choice whole cattle lS50@lsoo :
SPRING BRAN-3703750.
BUTTER-Northern 4oad41; western 80
@40a.
CHEESE-New York twins 24125.
CORNING. 2 yellow 239.
EGGS-Choice hennery and nearby 43G
A: western 34l6363.
FLOUR-Spring patents 1350a1425.
HAY-No. l grade 21022.
Handspring 25429.
MIXED FEED-46449.
OATS-No. clipped white IS.
PORK-Medium backs 4i25.
POTATOES-New 4n450
SCGAR-Granulated, % Dbl lots, 1856.
NEAL-10Q0.
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PITTSBURGH 5, BROOKLYN |

Pittsburgh, July 27.-Wilbur Cooper
vas safe all the way in today's game
and Pittsburgh easily won from
Brooklyn to l. Cooper allowed three
hits passed none and not a Brooklyn
player was left on base. Daubert's
triple and Myers sacrifice fly scored
the only Brooklyn run in the first.
Wheat and Cutshaw, who singled la
ter in the game. were both put out in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-28

l1edford. Mass, July 27.-Major
Woolworth won first money in the free
fer all Pace, the classic of the Bay State
Short ship circuit today. when Narman
drove him under the wire in the eighth
heat. six heats having been run yester-
day. \ storm made it impossible to
finish either division OF the 80 trot,
ard both we're put Owe. till tomorrow.
Echo Direct took the. two year old trot
in straight heats The summary:
FREE FOR ALL pACE COMPLETED
PURSE 5000
,IaJcr WoolWorth. b
tWarnan) ......... l l l
Judge ormondo.
(Crozicr) ........ .
Roam Hal. l. = CBruSie)
Earl Jr Gr GIas-
tirsa) ............. 3 3
Tim" of last two heats, EOS 81,
20l IL.
TWO YEAR OLD TROT-PURSE $500
l:cho Direct. hr II (Milan) ......
Ny Leaf. h m Locke) ...........
Capt. Amos. b (Hayncs) ....... 3
Time: 2.25 -. 2.@5 IL.
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago. July q.
Crop impairment in the Southwest, a
result of too much dry weather, led to a
higher average of prices today for corn.
with September 1863 and December lie SIS.
Wheat gained to sc and oats rs to
LAC. A net decline of to II was shown
in provisions
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New York Money Market

New Urk, JUIy =.
Mercantile paper Il.
Sterling 6o-day bills Az.
Commercial 61-day bills on banks 4.71a
Commercial e0-day bills 471i, demand
Us 9-16. cables 476 1-16.
France. demand 5.76. cables $50.
Guilders, demand 400, cables 10 tbs.
Lires demand 7.e2, cables N.
Rubles. demand q. so, cables 40
Bag silver 7s2
Mexican dollars 6H
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xxx-Batted for Tragesser in 9Th.
xxxx-Batted for Nehf in 9th.
ST LOUIS

Two base hits. Fitzpatrick, j. Smith
Cruise Sacrifice hits. Cruise. Hornsby,
Fitzpatrick. Sacrifice fly. Baird
Double plays, Rehs to Tragesser to c.
Smith; Maranville to Rawlings to Kon-
etchy: Paulette (unassisted); Bairdt o
Paulette: Amcs to Hornsby to Paulette.
Left on bases, Boston, Z: St. Louis. Z.
First base on errors. St Louis, l. Base
on errors. St. Louis. |. Base on balls,
off Allen. .: Packard ,. Hits and earn
ed runs. off Allen. and in 4; Raglan,
/ and l in Is: Nehf. and 0 in IS;
Barnes. 3 and / in 2-$ Packard, 10
and in (none out in Sth); Ames,
and / in 4. Hit by pitcher, by Allen
(Hornsby). Struck out, by Allen. l;
Nehf. /; Barnes. /. Umpires, Klein and
EmsIie Time. 2.24.
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EGGS-Irregular; receipts 1887; fresh
gathered extras 3S@39; extra tirsts 36Q
81; trsts 1895; seconds 29432; state, Pa.
and nearby western whites fine to fancy
i4445; state, Pa, and nearby hennery
browns 40M42.
POTATOES-Quiet and nncha nged.
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New York Sugar Market

New York. July p.
Raw strong: centrifugal 7O2; molasses
GA; refined firm fine graduated 1850 $50.
Futures opened firm and active on
trade buying. The late months eased off
under profttaking in the afternoon,
Closed irregular . points lower to $ high
err Sales 17.400 tons. September ISL, De-
cember 546, January So March iSS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-28
Boston Stock Market
New York Produce Market
New York, July "a.

WHEAT-Nominai.
CORN-Spot firm No yellow 22s 3-s
elf New York
OATS-Spot barely steady; standard 81.
LARD-Easy; middle west 1%)ofl2oai-
BUTT r - Firmer; receipts 1873;
creamery higher than extras 80 1-4Gi0;
creamery extras 20 score. 80; firsts 2Sfn
IS "a: seconds o63d3R.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-28

attempts to steal second The score:
BIZ Ooklyn III 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 81 81
Pittsburgh Il 0 0 0 X-5-1l-O
Coombs and NJ. Wheat; Cooper and
Fischer
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Today's Games

Lawrence n Portland.
Worcester at Springfield.
Hartford at New Haven.
B-iigexcrt at New INadn"
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Eastern LEAGUE
Standing


New London 1. Worcester o
Springfield {. Hartford ) tirst game)
Springfield !. hartford | tsecond game).
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jumping out of n window. The building
is insured for $500. The police will IN.
vestigate