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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-08
&, w. Dobson

ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. rooms 2 n 3. \
T. Armijo building, Albuquerque, N. NJ.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-08
LAWYERS.
Ira M. Bond

ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, AZ F street N. w,
Washington, u. c. Pensions, lands, pat
ents. copyrights. c~aviats, letters patent
trade marks, claims.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-08
PHYSICIANS
Or, 4. SavIin

Office Grant block. Rooms 10 and IL.
Hours 9 to 10 a. m. and 3 to 5 p. m.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-08

ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Office, Cromwell
block, Albuquerque, N. NJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-02
The MARKETS

business opened quiet this morning
owing Co the rainfall and THE cooler
weather Fruit II on sale In large
quantities. Strawberries are worth
81 70 and g.. although snme In poor
condition go 90 inw az SD HaHp-
berries arp selling az 81 per crate.
Apfirots and peaches are going A.
iss. and piuma ~ SOC. all three are
IN gnof supply.
The first wafrrmeiouF Of the sea
son arrived day or two ago and
are selling AZ 81 per dozen
butter and eggs are both up. the
former being 2se pet pound and eEsa
zae a doTsn OLD potatoes are fairly
plentiful and sell AZ any price. usual
~ from 80 60 as. Poultry II iu good
supply and the market ~ weaker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-02
CALED0NlANS
POSTP ONE PICNIC

The Caledonian Society has decld
ed to postpone the celebration and
picnic 20 Decatur beach on July fth.
owing 90 the inclemency II the
weather. The following notice II
hrine circulated.
Due Go uncertain weather candi-
tinua the Caledonia Society indefin-
ttciy poHtpuneu lts proposed Fourth
OF July celebration ana picnic At
Decatur beach.
nAiatheM Dow. Presldent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-02
CAR0NNE:
ARRIVES
LEFT NOME EARLIER THAN
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OREGON

1ANLRNN
Steamship Garonnc. Capt John Al
Wen. reached port az ! o'clock this
morning from Nome. GoiuNtn bay
aud 81 Michueia. She brought M
mure news regarding the Portland
aud Jeanne. having lett Nome June
- at so a. m., unr day ahead Of the
Centennial. First Onieer Robert
Lave brought some fresh news re-
gafding the pfegun. lie said this
morning
capt Frank RilnRcr Of the flihu
Thompson, which left Nome later
than We aid. hut reached 81 Miehaei
before we loft tho natter place. waa
one Of a board ~ survey consisting
Of ak officers. which made an In
speetlon Of the condition of tho ore
san. The mate uf the Thompson
eau4s ahoHfd % the Gnruune while
both vessels were az H. Michaela and
tuia me that he had heard that the
hnsed ~ survey had found the uFu-
sau To he IN bad condition. and that
she WIS "a be heached nc Dutch har-
har for repairs"
The Garunne brought five pnHHan=
gers. twu % whom. tauntfy Hua
naiue. were from guiokln hay ThrF
had $1,000 ln gold dust bet Wetn
them. The gnrunnv ieft duioFin has
June 20 The Newahuy sat there the
aae before. and the Corwln the same
daV The aarunne and Eiihu ThomH=
ann reached ~. Miehaels June Il the
latter having "a tow. The Indiana
arrived there next day when the
gafanue lett The latter spoke the
f.yHa this side OF unimah pass aa the
18TH. AL were well aboard the tsyfs.
but dozen stovawHya had been
discovered She passed the Nome
cts last sunday.
capt. AlWen rspnrtr anne trip
bath ways. although much ice Naa
encountered the isyo days preceding
the arrival az Nome business waa
very quiet az 81 Niiehaois. Is river
hnats having arrived with but II
. faIsHanfnff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-02
CARPENTERS
WILL PARADE

Il now PROGRESSES that every car
penter in seAttlr viii take part IN
the mammoth labor parade to be
held on the afternoon Of July 4. The
f1llowms notice n bring circulated
about town today
All carpenters are requested to
assemble Cor Instructions At carpea=
tufs hall az 10 O'Clock on the morn
ing 10 the Fourth. Non union car
peuntera are cordially invited.
W. a. MCDONALD,
President cnfpentere Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-02
FIENDISH

BUFFALO. ~. ". July monday
the baby u s.ysar-0id Narotn Muir
phy Was found floating IN the lake
where ahs had evidently been thrown
but a few hours before. police and
detectives have been working indie
fatirahiy ON the case since the
hour uf the discovery and the result
Was that today Charlie Wee. chi.
neae laundry man, was arrested and
charged with the crime The police
have strong eircuustantiai eTid~uee
against him and think a n certain
that be was the psrp~trator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-02
A Drug Store
That's Fair

Accuracy aud reliability are two
thtnga you lock Ter tn a drus store,
Vau Rct these at Rarirlrs and a price
that's iatr. too. AMI Trust ktivet-
Violet Rose or Lilac Toilet Waters,
kO, eiae. this week At,.,,,.,.,s Is c
Glyeerine, per roundt.,t,.,,.,., soc
s-aa. BEETLES ss...s.s ..s.sts.,.,,. %
Airoeai per pint s,.tt,sst..t.s,, -s'c
susar Of Milk per poatsd D.. soc
Any little thing yo0 buy here VIII
show yeu this stores policy. Read
ON
an Glyoerlne SOAP. regular s5e kind
..sssasessss seesssttes .ttf. fttt - -
pcar's GiyeertEe Soap, eef kind, 80
Packers Tar soap. esc kind. tc
white CASTLE soap t-lo, bars. ouc
Caticufa Soap. ssc kiud.s,,,s... oc
Perfumes ~ any quantity The
hest makers in the world have their
rc.,ts on sale with us.
Planners Perfume. regular SOC bot
ties s.sse.sssttsss .ssssst.ts So .ssAat
Rickukurs Golf queen, regular sos
per dozen ssssfssst.s..,. ss..... tSS
Colgate's Perfumes. Sc and lsc
kinds s.ssssssts.s ssssstss,,t. ttaf
Roger & Galista Violet dc rarmc.
81 90 bottles s.ss4stst.s,.,s,...I Toe
Carriers Swedish Hair Remover. si.oo
size .ssssssss f..sts,s...... ffc
noyeutted by the Trust.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-02
LYDON INSANE

II il very probable that John Ly-
don, the man srf~wsed yesterday for
making a brutal assault on his wife.
Ntu BE- committed to the insane
asylum I.ydan was for two years an
inmate OF that Institution, bat for
some time has been comparatively
rational
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-02
LICENSES TO WED

The following marriage licenses
have been issued. Harry coroetts
=. aud sarah Northiand. y. q Sc.
attic william Allen. "a. % Dawsosi.
and Anna Temple, legal age. 81 Sc
attic. chah. ivenson. ~, and Nargar-
ct Ilsbum. ~. Of Everett.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-02
CROWNIMsHlElD
0REETS CHCATE

LONDON. July 2.-Rear Admiral
croVtnnhieid today received Ambas-
sador Choate and others aboard the
hattleship Illinois az Graveserd. The
affair was made one Of moment and
the visitors we're given an elaborate
dinner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-02
IS CAPTURED

WARRINGTON. Ind. July A.
Joseph Herbert. a murderer who e.
capped from the county jail yestsr-
day. was captured az 2 o'clock this
morning at his home near this city.
'sBiIt'' Edison. the ravisher Of little
TrTna Pfohl. who also escaped. II
stiIl At liberty. but n vigorous search
h being maintained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-02
viii Co Operate
ri asnoS

We have the largest assortment q
standard instruments In great Yafl-
oty 81 fancy wood eaaea. Tine Chick
erng A. Sons, Kimhaii. Hobart ".
cable. Pease and u. :. Johnston Pi-
anoes are too well known 70 require
any special comment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-02
.DELLS's. 900 90, Sc Sc

our stock n Bells Is complete. ~
you need one you cannot AFFORD 70
overlook these pfieess
Double stroke Electric. sold at
other stores for &c. GU price .i5c
MoHabcrg Cuckoo Chime, regular
price zoe: our price s......... o.. $50
Bristol 2ik-inch double stroke, re-
dnc"d 10 ttsrs.ss ss#sss4sssss sADc
Mosnbcrg double chime. the best
chime on the market. reduced 20
fsfst+fttf ssssstts .sfs#ss#. $3.50 o.. srpn
Flag top push button. sold regular
" al 81 %. our price ........... SOC
MnHaberg No. ] Tire Bell. the only
reliable tire bell .s...4..........7s 10
The Harrison Alarm. worth 800;
10 save you money ..............75o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-02
MAKE A HAuL

EsSuNcLAW, Wash. July =
Burglars broke into the station 81
the White River Lumber Company E
Office. e. G. Rsbsr's store ard many
private residences here last might
They took cash from the station uHl
usaea ard watches. jewelfy and other
vnInanies elsrw here NrheF'a lQaa
Il the greatest. amounting to aevz
efal hundred dollarH. There IL no
clue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-02
GOMPERS COMES

WASHINGTON. July 2.--Presifent
Gompers 81 the American Fcderaf ion
Of Labor. accompanied by Vice Pres
ident O'conneii. left today for San
Francisco. where the executive COM
mittee meets July "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-02

iiuf three days more To see the
Wisconsin IN the dry dock. and as TO-
day r. visiting day improve the OPP
paftunity. boats leave Culman dock
: %. 500. ioi0Q q. m. lis. $50. I -
.. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-02

stated that " large hotel like the
Denny removed from the noise ~
The business district were dpened %
would boz sure 90 attract mHny moro
tourists TO tho city. capt. =. "
Wyckpg. who has just esturned
from FoWhern California. said thHt
ho saw many tourists there VINO cut
Seattle out ~ ia n trip ou this hc-
count
Josiah Collins ~ the Fourth of
July Keel laying committee made an
Oral report stating that arfanEe-
mentH hnd al been made FOR tho
entertainment ~ Gov. Savage ana
party OF NrbrHakh and for the lay
ing Of the keel ~ the huftleship Ncb-
raska az Moran Mr1H. yards.
viii Co Operate
Letters we're read from Senator
Foster and Congressman Jones as
surfing the chamber Of their earnest
cooperation IN WORKING for any
legislative measure designed to bet
ter the state ~ affairs IN Alaska. A
communication was read from Uni
ted states Consul General williams
az Singapore IN which he pointed
out the great amount 81 trade done
iu hls consulate md the splendid
opening Tor the spread Of American
commerce 90 that section Of the
world. lie cited the advantage
which American commerce pogsess-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-02
RAIL WAY
needed TO
ARMY POST
Other Matters 81 Importance Before
Chamber Of Commerce

Other Matters 81 Importance Before
Chamber Of commeroe
A matter Of great importance 20
the people OF seattle came up Tor
discussion before thu Chamber Of
Commerce this morning. Il was The
army post matter and President J.
W. elise said there was some dim
Guilty IN Washington N making the
appropriation IT $4,000 for Fort
Lnwton available. lie urged the
chamber 90 use every effort 10 30
cure this money FOR the post lie
called attention TO the fact that the
officers ~ HE post we're complaining
because there waE no street enf aer
vice 90 Fort fawtun. lie stated
that when the fort WAS established
the West Street Electric Company
had given promise in writing -
the Chamber o. Commerce 10 build
q line 20 the post when the lire
was consolidated With the Seattle
Electric Company the promise stiii
held good. hut 20 far the Electric
company had done absolutely moth
ing In the way ~ building such "a
line. The matter viii be brought
To the attention Of the railway COM
unuy al once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-02
Bankers Wanted

A suggestion WAS made % have
the chmaber cooperate with the COM
mittee Of the State Bankers Aaho~
citation IN an endeavpr 60 have the
National Bankers Association hold
it, next annual session In seattle.
The importance 90 the city IN Heeuf-
ing the presence here for few days
OF n body 81 men - such great in
nuence was pointed out. The matter
aus referred % the COMMITTEES on
conventions. IN this connection the
matter OF having a large first elaas
hotel was brought up. While the
speakers said nothing detrimental 10
any hotel fn Seattle. Jet Il was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-02
STEFFEN'S CASE

The charge Of selling liquor with
out a license preferred against Will
lam steffen has been dropped. The
last time Steffcn was brought up on
a liquor selling charge he forfeited
go ball. lie was then called into
court on a bench warrant and this
case was called yesterday afternoon
and dropped.
Prosecuting Attorney De Bruler
SAYS that as steffen has stopped sell
ing liquor at the Madison Park pavil-
ion. he has no disposition TO prose-
cute him.
See the Wisconsin in the dry dock
faruuFFa5v
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-02

Take Steamer city Of Everett or
Greyhound az calman Dock for tho
Everett races. July 3, 4 and g. TX
curai0u rufnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-02

OLYMPIA. july o. The efiieers u
this portion Of the state are almost
certain that Tracy and Merrill are
trying 90 reach the lossink camp
near Elma. where the iattsr'a broth
er was recently employed They
point to the last appearance u the
men As showing them headed in THE
direction and believe that the fusi
tives have had no opportunity Of
knowing that the logger. Merrill. Is
not IN ais old quarters.
There h a good road leading al
mosf to t.lma. which the couvtcts
could readily follow and ma points
OF secretion FOR daylight hours until
reaching the logwing camp. The Il
aceru believe Il 20 be Merriira hope
to communicate with biz brother. Sc
cure financial ~ other AID from hiin
and lie IN eoneeaiment With food
provided until the chase Is finally
ahandanea After that n would be
an easy matter 20 get away.
Although there are bat few meu
uos watching for the cnnvicfa, HsF-
efai are watching IN the vieiaity Of
the losing camp. hoping thereby 10
capture the eonvicts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-02
CLAIMS He:
Is TRACY

OLYMPIA. July Alexander
Laird. rancher who resides be-
tween Bvlmore aud south Union,
notified the police this afternoon
that he had been held up by convict
Tracy during entire time between
1 o'clock and 6 o'clock yesterday at
ternnou Laird / "a man 70 years nf
nge and lives alone IN a small cabin
about three quarters 81 "a mile dis
tant from his nearest neiNhhor tie
said that Tracy came % his door
and demanded food. lie then tied
Laird % a bed ana proceeded a. eaak
all the feed Ia the house. lie told
the old man that Merrill was only
three mile saNaY ana that any out
cry after hia departure would bring
both the conviets down on him,
Al 8 o'clock the chimney caught
fire ewing 90 the heat ptirfcd up by
ftaey.s cooking and for "a fcw min
utsa Il scented that the cabin would
be destroyed. After cooking all the
fuud IN the cabin Tracy REnin threat
ened Laird. after which he liberated
him and made his escape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-02

See the Wisconsin, in the { deck
tomorrow.
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rREscRirrfoNIsrs,
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III Second Avenue
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19

Yale has ended her fifth week ot practice
and the cool weather OF the last few days
made the work much easier on the men
Team play has been developed TO a hiCh
degree OF late. and the coaches are well
satisfied with the progress that has been
made.
Many Of the so-called stars who appeared
at the opening Of the season have been
relocated TO the freshmen team, while 9th
ers have had enough OF the strenuous life
OF the Yale gridiroa. and have retired 20
the more peaceful pursuit Of chasing the
goddess Of learning. Wilbur for example
the Californian. has given up training Con
DAILY. the varsity oarsman, and several big
men who appeared for the rush line have
decided that football i not in their line
/ There have been fewer experiments This
week In either the varsity or the scrub
team, and the results have Deeh CORE
Gpondinely more satisfactory
As the work has become more severe m
juries have become more frequent. nut, lor-
tunately. the injuries have been slight Inc
hospitAi list Is small aud with the excep-
ton Of Bowman and Neal. VINO are on
crutchcs. there are no men suuerlns rom
severe injuries Both boMu-an ~ ~
viii be able 10 return 10 the game "lthIl
The policy OF the coaches has been clear
ly outlined during the past week 1hey
realize tEat Yale Is going 10 have a big.
heavy rush line and a team that VII, need
much careful coaching. The cali ioI
coaches has therefore been sent out earlier
and has been more urgent than usual Val
ter Camp has asked the veterans 10 come
back and help him early in the season
Tit cry has neen, I'VE want coaches IN
October as well as in November. To-thls
appeal the veterans have responded Win
their customary loyalty. The majority OF
the ablest Of the coaches have already eeen
here to give Instructions in the various de-
partments OF the game. Careful plans have
been made TO bring TO New Haven an un-
interrupted line OF coaches right through
every week from now untn the champion
ship games.
II IS the unanimous sentiment Of those
terial Is here for a good team and thar II Is
I'd TO the coaches TO produce such a team.
II - generally conceded that the danger
which viii confront Yale viii be in the size
and weight OF her men. 4 big team IS al
WAYS likely TO be slow unless its develop
ment IS begun early and carried through
with a great deal OF care and system. II
Is apparent hat Yale's football cabinet
Is thoroughly aware OF his danger, and Is
tsEtnE every possible rrecaution TO remove
this Sf~umbIfuS-b!Ock. Never before has the
I management OF the Yale team insisted on
having the best coaches come TO New Ha-
Ven in October. As q rule the early de-
velopment OF the team has been left TO the
raptaiu and the head coach. But this fall
sueh coaches as Corbin. Butterworth. HEX
ok. Laurie Bliss. George Adee and Morrt:
CIV began TO come 20 New Haven at the
Opeuing OF the season.
The feature OF the coaching has been the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19

! Grace have selected their schedule OF genes
well. and the first interschOlast-c game WIZ
be Highs meeting with the Manual Train
Highs team has the weight or either the
Christian Brothers or the 81 Louis Uni
versity. and really has the age OF The latter
team. ~ most % the university boys axe
from the preparatory department.
Dlsna.ches from lawrence. Kas.. relative
to the work or the Haskell Indians. who
meet Washington University here Thanks
giving Day, read as follows;
There has been an abundance OF ma
teral at Haskell this season ana there are
plenty OF worthy substitutes FOR every pc
sition on the team. Last week the second
team heat the state Agricultural College
team 3 10 D. and only a few Gays before
that the Farmers held the University ~
Kansas down TO 4 10 O. There IS sim some
doubt as 10 who Is on the hrst team and
none % the men have their positions
.The Indians are heavy this year. The
line averages about I'D pounds. and the
back deld will weigh about Ito or 10 on the
average. Besides being heavy. the indians
are very fast. The majority OF them are
ter-second men. and their weight and speed
combined make the team @harc PROPOSE
Lack OF team work was what lost the
Indians the game with Illinois As il was
the score was only "A 10 70. white ne HI
nuis team expected 10 shut the red men out
by a large score
The game was an eye-opener for the In
dams and Coach Outland thinks that by the
EUu "a aAE WIN #NNA 49, 49, 49,
Improvement in team work Their tntcrfer-
ence IS being made moro compact and u ~
getting of in better shape than At any time
before this season With her last packs
Haskell IS well equipped for end runs. but
the mafnstay OF her omeuse IS line breaking.
This IL the safer method and the weight
OF the Indian team makes Il possible 10
get a great deal OF force into the line plays
Coach Outland IS coaching no particular
system this season. He brings his guards
and tackles back into the interference a
great deal and uses all his backs on both
straight and cross bucks. The Indians are
PLAYING a strong defensive game this year.
Their line holds well and they are all su-
sperb tackIers. The second team finds II al
most impossible to gin an inch on the first
team. while the first team tears the second
teams line up in bad shape.
On the Haskell team are to be found
several veteran football men. Redwater.
Balne and Archiquette are all old Carlisle
men. Redwater played guard with the
pennsylvania Indians and has bucked
against Coach Outland in real games when
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19

0 other c1ute-taujS for the place. but does
not show the same degree or spirit - Ma
uUu.
Thorn and EorielyOu. the two veterans
who returned - Unexpectedly 10 the game,
are regular member OF the squad. A
change that possibly may De- made j. the
switching VI Benedict Co half back. Whtr-
his proves az puuuug and carrying the
bali would not be lost. and lhorpes eI-
/ p]erieuse and cool head at quarter would
come in good stead. such "a change. how
ever. c1nnot b. made before the Minnesota
game. as Booth has his hack field organized
ard cannot switch at the present rine
Another strong player who j. on the hos
! pltal l-t o. EuEi-hart. q very promising
{ Hue-plUugiu= back. -Englehart has Two
I cracked rib, and VIII b Out OF the scrtm-
I images for two weeks or more. AZ least
Fifteen men are now N the training ia
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19

DE THIS uuul.r WI y lU"TrN-rI lIIf q
few days 90 tacnty-
cults the srss; Harvard tackle Is row
our assisting th- coaches u teach the men
how 10 play tackle l-rE.
u j. reported that George p Sanford. prQ
unit This year WAS coach ag tile CI.uuit-t
tJv-r-ity si-vs VIII lake charge or the
Triyefs.ty a. Iuiaus. sanford received
&Iv1 a year while al Columbia
Zeus Roberts. Harvnrd's -s-po-nd csaf-r.
Will try f.r che Crimson team again this
rypar u possible. Robert. q even heavier
than he was last yel- when De apn-1red
uu rht field a f-W DAYS ago one ~ his
friends asked him ruv- Ul-h he weighed
ana he replied Between - AMI 10
1 pounds. count them uy the hundreds
. now
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19

Harvard, Columbia and Princeton Follow Different Methods Of
Working Special Play, and Weeks of Columbia Has Brought
FurdHng Into General Notce-kcking Game Is Practiced
by the Eastern Elevens More Than by Western Teams
Haskell Indians and Their Chances for the Season.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19

Down in the Southern League the man
ayers are having a difficult time signing
up PLAYERS Tor next year. because nearly
every club IL tho organization made a
bunch OF Money and the players want a
slice Of the profits or threaten 10 90 else
where next season.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19

The Milwaukee American A~sslei1ti0n
baseball team now has two managers FOR
next season. President II. ~. Quin has re-
engaged Billy Clingmau. while Treasurer
G. : Haycnor has signed Joe Cantillou. the
former umpire, to assume charge Of the
local team
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19

The supporters Of the Blutbirds are wax
ing joyful these and telling each other
what will happen next season The cause
OF the jolliflcatiOn Is the fact that Cleve-
land has It's entire team under contract for
1909
Another thing that is causing the general
giad-hand seauce il the interest the PLAYERS
themselves are takinE in the club. IF my
bat will help ans just count that penrianJ
as won." Is the manner IN which Charley
X expresses himself.
The great Napoleon Lajoie breaks forth
as follows: II there are any two men in
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19

be This number will d. Increased att-r
few days 90 taonty-