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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-13

CATION from the office of the webster
Camp & Lane Co. The scribes were
not up to their usual standard in prac,
tice and the truth of the managers
statement was apparent. They ginger
ed up somewhat. before the game start
ed.
The game itself was the most brilliant
played at Buchtel field this year, and
when the supper bell finally rang and
the team packed its belongings
and silently stole away, the official
scorer announced the score G to 8 in
favor of the Webster, Camp e. Lane Co.
AFTER THE STARS.
New York, Aug. 13--John T. Brush
will be made director of the Giants
and will dictate the policy of the club.
Freedman said II shall retain con-
trolling interest In the club, but Brush
will be associated with me. l have
utmost faith in his knowledge of the
game. Personally, am proud to have
him connected with the club. | am
too busy TO pay much attention TO
base ball, while Brush can devote his
entire time to It,"
Mr.. Brush said: 81 want to see New
York have the best team in the coun-
try, and shall do my best to sustain
that object. / shall devote my time
to seeing that the Giants get the best
players that can be secured. The
Giants will have as members next
year such men as Lajoie, Delehanty,
Flick and others of like calibre If
money can secure them"
Brush, Freedman and Robinson, Of
| st. Louis, held a conference today.
| McGrawwas sent for. Plans were map
ped out for big raid on the American
league. The first play, 1t is under
stood, is to get possession of Lajole.
SIX EAGLES 2-CUBANS 1.
Wooster, O., Aug. 13.-The All Gu
bans bumped up against the real
thing this afternoon i& one Of the
fastest games OF ban ever seen on the
local diamond Johnnie Moore. Crest
| lines star twirler, pitched the game
of his life and backed up by good
| fielding of the Six Eagles made the
All Cubans look like amateurs. A sec
ond game Will be playeo Wednesday.
Attendance 800. Score:
Il. II. q.
All Cubans ................. 4
Six Eagles .l......,.......... 4
Batteries ~All Cubans, Moran and
Roger; Six Eagles, Moore and Follis.
Struck out BY Roger 6, by Moore 4.
Base on balls--By Roger Z, by Moore 1.
NOT WEST ENDS.
The officials of the West End Ath-
letic club state that their base ball
team did not play at Peninsula, Sun
day
MACKAY HORSES SOLD.
Saratoga, N. ", Aug. 13.The horses
In training owned by Clarence II
Mackay were sold In the paddock here
Tuesday. Ten were sold for total OF
$61 400. The two-year-old Mexican
brought the top price. Starting a
$4,000, with l., Waterbury, f.. j. Heal,
and w. Il. Powers MS bidders, his pric,
advanced to $4,000, II. II. Wilson, jr.
securing him.
Other sales We're. His Eminence
$1,000; Heno, $500 skillful, $7,1OO
Bensonhurst, 5000.
EVEN MONEY.
Hartford, Aug. 13.-What little bet
ting has been going on in New Yor
city on the McGovern-Young Corbet
fight indicates that they Will ente
the ring on equal terms. A bet wa
made several days ago by n well-know
sporting man of Gotham. $1,000 ever
that Corbett would win. The wage
was covered without moments della
by u McGovern follower.
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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-13
Boston Store
15o-152 SOUTH HOWARD ST.
c., & 3. STEAMERS.

Until December first, steamers will
leave Cleveland daily, s pm. Central
Standard time; Buffalo daily, 0 pm.
Eastern Standard time. There will re
no special daylight trips during July
and August, as advertised
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-13

$l.25 COLUMBUS AND RETURN,
Via G., A. & 9. Ry, Sunday, Aug. IL.
Train leaves am, returning leave
Columbus $3.50 PIN.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-13

RATES REDUCED TO CANTON.
Via C. It. q ". II, r., every Sunday. 90
cents round "trip on morning train,
good returning any train same day.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-13

Every Saturday afternoon at White
Pond hotel, Miss Jennie Robinson,
proprietress.
Read the Democrat liner columns.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Yerkes. Currle, UNeIII hnd HyHh,
Duggieby, Fraser and Doom.
TODAY'S GAMES.
Pittsburg at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-13
RAILROAD NOTICES.

EXCURSION CEDAR POINT,
oHIo'S FINEST PLEASURE
sREsorlr,
Sunday, Aug, II, B. SO. R. r. Train
leaves am, arriving 10 am. Re
turning leave ,sandusky s pm. Rate
$1.2o Cedar Point and return.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-13

Sl,25 COLUMBUS AND RETURN,
Via C., A. & G. Ry,, Sunday, Aug, H.
Train leaves am, returning leave
Columbus G;30 pm.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-13

"Blast this cool weather. It's our
hoodoo." These were the words of
Manager Beckwith of the newspaper
mems ball team as he, with the rest of
his brood, Skinned over the fence at
Buchtel field Tuesday afternoon to do
honors on the diamond with the aggres
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-13
EXCURSIONS cE4AR POINT
oHIo's FINEST PLEASURE

Sunday. AUs. AZ, b. & O. r. n. Train
leaves 7 am, arriving 10 am. Re
turning leave Sandusky 8 pm. Rate
1925 Cedar Point and return.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-13
SCRIBES
Still Continue to
Lose.
Webster, Camp & Lane
Office Won.
Doing, In the Realm Of
Sport.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

r. II. r.
Cleveland 6 IL l
Baltimore
Moore and Bemis; Butler and Rob-
inson.
TODAY's GAMES.
Cleveland at Baltimore.
st. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21
ITEMS FROM EAsrVlew.
win Celebrate Fourth Of July-United
states Commissioner Appointed.
@upaial CurresDOudoncc

win Celebrate Fourth Of July-United
states Commissioner Appointed.
Special Correspondence.
Eastview y NJ, juno EastvIew
Will celebrate the glorious Fourth in
the GOOD old fashioned way 4 program
In the forenoon, a basket dinner and
sports IN tho afternoon for the younger
folks will iu the features of the day.
The local orators viii bee assisted by
Hon Martin Sauchos, OF punta de
Aqua aud the echo OF the eagle
screams is expected TO ring through
these woods as It never did before.
The Youngest child OF Nh and MIS-
H. c Moscloy has been quite sick Tor
some time but Is reported better.
Green Hicks, OF Lincoln county. is
here with his family looking Tor
ranch location.
j. W Gotten Of Pine Springs Otcro
county, Is hero on a business and
pleasure trip.
Ed and Arthur Echols two Texas
boys, are here on tour of inspection
and may decide 10 locate.
Charles White. WHO has been IN the
GallInas for some time, Is located here
temporarily and may decide 10 remain.
W 4. Green. our Zig stockman. Is
now the happiest man I'm Fastyiew His
family recently arrived from Kansa.
His family and that OF John w Corbet
came together. and Now MoXico's skies
II possible. now look brighter Ia both
of them.
B y Spencer and w. II, Osborne are
at GalistoO GA business with the Santa
re Central railway officials.
The Sunday school organized at this
place last winter is in a tlourishing
condition aud those most Interested
conf lontly hope IL will prove a source
Of great good 10 the community In
connection with the Sunday school We
have preaching every month by ney.
James Bolander. of Escohosa.
Eastview now has suhstation of
the weather bureau aud will soon lie
able To give the world some authentic
data about this favored section which
is now attracting so much attention.
August kayser. who is a hunter as
well as a scholar. pilotcd a party OF
tenderfeet 10 the mountains last week
on bear hunt, but luck was against
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21
SANTA FEE.
From the New Mexican.

From the New Mexican
Or and Mrs Quine. of Chicago, are
guests at the sanitarium. pr. Quinc Is
credited with being the leading lung
ana throat specials of Chicago. Mrs
Nuine will remain at Santa Re TO re.
cover her health.
Miss Mona Murphy. Of HillsbOro a
graduate of thc LOrotto academy i'm
This city, this week graduated from the
Denver conservatory OF music, Miss
Murphy Is the pussCssOr of a splendid
soprano voice and sang frequently
with tho cathedral choir
stan Captain Amelia II Benjamin, Of
ne salvation Army Childrous homo m
Amity Colo makes graceful acknoWl
edgomcnt of the sum of SlG.Sl sub.
7cr,hgd o. the home during her short
stay IN this city.
The board of county commissioners
adjourned o. meet again rs a board Of
equalization ON July T. The sound Of
lamoutation b. heard from many quar-
tiers where notices have been received
Of raises I'm assessment by the board
of county commissioners
Before United States COMMISSIONS
John =. Victory charges against Felipe
Garcia and Dolores Aguilar OF trans
crossing the Edmmds law We're heard
Buth az the accused We're discharged
because 70 appeared that jealousy and
spite 'pl the prosecuting witness 10
make IN, complaint he acknowledged
ON Che stand that he had Illicit rola.
tons with The defendant female Tho
cas-. AKA u.t Francisco Pine de- Eastou.
charged "rh unlawful use of the mails
by sending wl lrtt rs to the prose.
cutting N.tH. was also heard and the
doieud. discharged IL appearing
that in 8H probability the prosecuting
witness haI himself written the letters
in question
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21
ueRNALtLLv.


Special Cuuospo
Bernalillo. y NJ, June 1S.-Prospect
ing and development work on the
moth end oi the Sandals I.Rs Placitas
districts Is being pushed at a lively
pace.
Mcssrs. Blondin and Kemp have a
group OF three claims on the surface of
which they some very nice copper. At
present they have men running tun-
mel 60 cut the ore body about sixty feet
below the surface Without accidents
10 ctard them. they should tap the ore
body 10y July IL. These parties are on
ergotic and are pushing their develop
ment work with knowledge and q de.
termination to expose some OF the
mineral that is known to be in these
hills
Mr. Giyen's claims are idle at pres
ent, but IL Is understood that work viii
be resumed shortly.
Messrs. Eckert and Armijo are quiet
~ waiting developments, expectipg the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21

him this time one of the party caught
cold and the rest caught nothing
The Corne't boys of San Antonio are
here with two mule teams hauling logs
for spencer & Co
+. W. Trielon has oeen appointed
justice and J :. Spencer constable for
this precinct
Manzano mas a new store started by
two Turks who say they intend to
carry a complete up-todete stock OF
goods This. with the new stores
started hy the Santa FL Central AT diff.
ferent points along its right OF way,
ought 90 give the people of this vicinity
plenty of good goods at the lowest
prices
Eastyicw. Il is understood. will soon
be connected with the Rock Island by
mail route the route having been oX.
tended from pinos Wells TO Torrance.
The eastern mail viii come over this
route instead OF around by Albuqucr-
que This viii give us our mail from
that direction nearly two days earlier.
The appointment of John W Corbctt
Ms United States court commissioners
Is q great convenience to the settlers
on this side of the mountains, who
wcr" compelled heretofore To go to Los
!unas or Santa Fe TO make their home.
stead filings. \ recent ruling of the
department of the interior eXtcnus his
jurisdiction over the entire santa Fc
land district which will he good news
TO the Chilli and Escohosa people. as
they mad much rather come here than
To cross the mountains to Albuquerque
for that purpose He has already &c.
ceivct nearly twenty homestead appli.
cants and one final proof. besides con.
siderable minor land office work. Mr.
Corhctt has recently purchased a sur.
veyor's instrument and Is now pre-.
pared TO do the whole thing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21

when down the street at break neck
speed came a couple of the circus
horses attached TO u chariot. getting
away from the driver The chariot
struck Tamme's wagon. took a wheel
on down the street ana made Mr.. Tam.
me perform ilip-nop in the air. The
driver ran the horses into the curb at
Rawlins and finally stopped them af.
ter breaking the tongue OF the chariot
and generally bunging it up. Things
were exciting for a moment, for If lne
horses had ever gotten away and in
the crowd some one would have been
hurt. If not killed. Mr. Tamme was
bruised up some. but not seriously
hurt: but IT was certainly a close
shave.
j. \. Furlong who was hurt by fall
time ago, is now able to be around
with the aid of crutches.
There came near being corpse
made On Douglas avenue last night
about II o'clock. Three fellows had
evidently imbi5ed too much rye water
and one fellow had "a gun. One of the
crowd wanted to keep shaking hands
with the man behind the gun and he
got tired Of II and blew moonlight
through his amiable friends hat. This
settled the matter and the fellows
parted.
G. Bloom, the west side butcher
went To Watrous last week and bought
n fine bun His bullship was a monster
and Of the fighting order. Last Sunday
Mr.. Bloom went out To look over his
purchase. and tho bun resented the
familiarity and got his owner freed
on a fence post Mr. Bloom could not
get down and had to send word TO
town for some one to come out and XIII
the beast The butcher at the shop
also got a final twist by the carcass
straining his neck while carrying
part Of 1, in the shop. Finis: All bull
fights do not take place In III Paso.
Train No. ?. east bound on the San
tn F'e ran into a freight early this at.
ternoon and tore up the front end Of
the engine. demolished several cars,
and blockadcd the track. The accident
happened as "A freight was getting in
the clear at Sands. "A station about for.
" miles below here No one was hurt,
so the report says, and the chief dis
patcher has gone 10 the scene OF the
trouble. one report says that No. >
b. in the ditch but that report could
not bc verified al the superintendent
office.
Professor flcwott and wife. of the
Normal university, will tender a large
reception TO a great number Of friends
tonight at their home.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21
WlNSLOW HOSPITAL.
Il Was Formally Opened to the Public
tuesday Night.

The Santa Fc railway company hes
been turning it5 attention To hospital
accommodation for its sick and in
Urcd employees. on Tuesday night
The hospital al Winslow was formally
opened and is now ready for use. The
reception was largely attended not
only by railroad men and their wives
but by the citizens Of Wlnslow aud
an enjoyed a fine program OF voca
and Instrumental pieces. Or Robert
Morrison, chief surgeon Of the coas
lines with headquarters at Los An
geles. was unayoidably detained from
attending Dr Brown, the supCrlntond
cut of the new hospital, was the reclu-
lent of a handsome gold pen and inE
stand with sterling silver mounting
as a present from tine Winslow lodg
of Brotherhood Of Locomotive Fire
men The banquet supper was served
at the Harvey eating house
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21
ROSW ELL.

From the Record
William Upton and ". r. PLANT
were having their new artesian well
shut of this week and in the opinion
of the plumbers they have perhaps the
strongest flow as measured by the
pressure of any well in town.
Land Inspector J. \. Hobbs, after
having Strengthened out all Of the
crooked doing in the public land bust.
ness in this part of Uncle Sans do
main left Wcdns sday for the northern
part Of the territory and points in ,Lc
Indian Territory.
william Hamilton father Of the
Hamilton brothers. James and Harry
". arrived from Pittsburg. Pa. ana
will spend q few weeks visiting IN .nc
valley. He says that pittsburg ia max.
ing elaborate preparations for July O..
at which President Roosevelt and tho
Rough Riders will be special guests.
They wish all the Rough Riders to
know that If they attend they will BE-
royalty treated by the people of that
place. One special feature of the pro-
gram which will be new to the down
casterners will be a genuine roping
contest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21
THAT KISSING BUSINESS.
Rock island ard Santa re Officials
Ia About IT,

Tho Chicago papers print interviews
with some pt the principal .ailroad Off
cials concerning the recent order OF
the Pcnusl lNauil lines instructing
their representatives TO prohibit kiss
ing at the Chicago depot The follow.
Ing are OF interest
No indeed, such an order IS not
likely To be ISSUED In Chicago" said
G a. Goodnow, general manager of the
Chicago, Rock Island d pp ere
are no conditions here that would JUS
lily the prohibition OF kissing But
the Jersey City station OF the ronnsyl-
vaaia handles enormous crowds OF sub
urban passengers. and II may he that
there mas beer complaint from some
passengers that they have been an
nuyed by cffusivc or too prolonged
greetings and farewells The order
may justly apply there. Whore IL is
necessary tn load or unload trains
within three or four minutes every
measure must be adopted that will ia
ciltato handling of passengers. The
Rock Island has found no serious
trouble from demonstrations OF affec-
'iuh on the part OF passengers"
What. cut of kissing?" exclaimed
a. y. Morrison. assistant TO G. r. Mich
olson, passenger traffic manager of The
AtChisou. Topeka d Santa Fe Not
on YOU life There isn't enough of IL
IN the world. anyway Passengers on
our line can hug and kiss rs much as
they please. no one will ever stop
thCm at the Dearborn street station.
We have never found any trouble from
that sort of thing and never expect To
nnd any
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21
Wouldn't stand Fer It.

Nachiuists McFall Jones. Thompson.
Goodman Peters shaw and Jones.
who nave ieu working az Needles
nave grown weary uf waiting for tho
strife 20 end and have leu for San
Francisco They are but following ia
the footsteps of nearly an OF the men
who Eerc laid oft at the doaott town
nearly tHO weeks ago uu account of
the strike among the bnilermakers at
that point The .Ntr.m. heat which
is az present making Itself folt along
tho Moiaye combined with the tact
that There ia ul work, nor any pros
poct ol wur iu the immediate future.
causes the mon to become DISCOURAGED
aud thny arc taking advantage of tho
company b prptiercd transportation
and lrayius the site az trouble.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21
TuLAROSA.
From the Democrat.

From the Democrat.
Attorney Young and family were
here from Las Cruces on their way to
the Ruiduso.
Rev. Il. T. Pope. who has been en-.
Gagged IN evangelical work for the Bap-
tist denomination In this portion OF
New Mexico .inco 1892 leaves with his
family for other fields His first Dies
tinaton will Dee Dclhart. Texas, but he
does not know whore he will locate
permanently.
The recent experiments with litho-
graphing stone from this county have
been highly satisfactory The tests
were made only on small sized stones.
a carload Of large stone, entirely free
from small quartz specks and discol-
orcd veins. has been shipped for D.-
perimental purposes. I'm this car are
some slabs a. large as door and IL is
expected that this shipment will estab-
lish the reputation of Otero county
photographic stone
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21
SPECIAL APPRENTICES.
Santa re Takes Some University Men
IN Mechanical Department.

ArrangcHCnta have been mad" that
thu following special apprentices shall
uc takou Oh by the Santa Pc mcchan-
teal department within the next two
weeks George ] Hood ard H. l.,
Shipman, graduates OF the state uni
yerslty; Clarence l.cSolis and Claude
Schrou Of Cornell university: II, =.
Richards Kansas state Agricultural
college; George +. Bean, Edward Davis
and T.. a. loamauns, of Purdue uni
Ncrsity Part OF this number VIII en-
ter the service OF the company in To-
pekd ana the remainder at other points
wherever needed Special apprentices
nave had some previous technical
training before entering railroad shops.
and their opportunities are usually a
little better than those of ordinary
men vino begin serving their time.
They also receive larger componsa-
ton Tor their services at the start
which Is Increased from time To time
The same as that OF the ordinary ap-
prentice boy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21
Waslnirqton Bankers.

Seattle. Wash, June lS.-Evory In.
coming ain today has brought large
parties to the annual meeting of the
Washington State Bankers associa-
tiOn. which conyones tomorrow morn
ing. AZ the headquarters of the local
secretary there was IA busy scene to-
day me registers We're the objective
point of large crowd of bankers and
visitors from atrocd who had to wait
and take their turn az registering and
receiving official credentials. The pro
gram is the most notable ever arranc-
ed for a meeting Of the kind in the
Pacific Northwest Besides lcadinc
bankers from all parts Of this state the
participants will include prominent
capitalists and flnancicrs from other
parts Of the country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21
Deurees at PennsvlNania.

Philadelphia. Pa. June 49, The OK
CrCisos of the one hundred ana forty
sixth commencement OF the University
Of Iynusy lvania were held this morn
ing in the Academy OF Music. Two
hundred dcgr cs In arts music. science
and Philosophy were conferred. H. ad-
ditiOn 20 the degrees in medicine, law
and veterinary medicine. The first
prize medal Of the society OF BeauX
Arts 70 New York was awarded to G..
D. ucutz. of the Architectural depart
mcut The Grafton was delivered 10y
President Nicholas Murray Butler OF
Columbia University.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21

There have been three people go to
their maker here in the past twenty
four hours, all people from ai9r
here for their health
John Carroll. a young man about 30
years OF age, VINO has been in the city
tor the past three years. and who was
formerly fireman at the Castaneda,
died last night about | o'clock lie had
been a sufferer from tuberculosis. but
was not considered In immediate dan
ger. ne having been around on the
street yesterday. He came hero from
81 Louis with his brother but his bro
ther has long SINCE returned Word
has been sent him In St Louis of the
death of his k!G;a,;, and the funeral
arrangements are not at present
known. The deceased was fairly well
known about town and went by the
familiar name OF Jack to his friends
David l.. Bryant. a resident of Elk
CITY. Kansas. who has been here some
time for his health. died last night at
his apartments on National avenue.
lie was sufferer from the disease
that brings most OF the health seekers
here. tuberculosis. and had arrange
ments made Yesterday evening to re-
turn TO his home. lie grew worse ana
died at 6: 80 this morning. He was 81
years of age and was with his wife
here. The remains will be shipped to
Kansas tonight,
Miss Helene Flagg. who has been at
the Plaza for the past three years, suf
ferng with a complication of diseases,
died last evening at $3.50. She has
beec an invalid for years and was here
with her father. and is well known by
many In the city. The immediate cause
OF her death was neuralgia OF the
brain. Funeral services will be held
at the Plaza Thursday at o'clock.
and the remains will be shipped To her
former home In Boston.
Charles Tamme, the city clerk, had
narrow escape from going to the 9TH
CT shore this morning. He was sitting
In his wagon opposite the postosfice.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21
Fire system Completed.

The fire alarm system through the
shops, depot buildings and Alyarado
hotel has been completed and the at.
tie red boxes are placed in conspio
ious places. They are connected with
the city system and the city Gre de
partment will answer a second alarm
from any of the boxes and the Santa
fe Pacific hose company viii answer
second alarm from any city box III,
local shops are the only ones on the
system with an alarm system.