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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-16
Miss Meta Woodwork Holds
Un que Distinction in
Educational Word.

BERKELET. March 15--Niss Meta
Woodworth. a graduate of the Uni
verssty of Illinois. holds The distinction
of being the only woman IN the United
states 70 occupy a position On the ez-
tension staff q any university she is
z Lecturer OF tre domestic sciences
staff Of the University u California
and as such goes % and down The
state giving the farmers wives The
benefit q practice II the most ap-
proved methods q cooking and house
hold mznageuent-
Hiss Woodwork did not begin her
work Until seDtembeF last, but she
has been Z busr woman al through
the interim. having attended and lee-
tured AZ 10 Iezs thar twenty-five
farmers Institutes. She teaches sub
teczs that were introduced into farm
ers' institute curricuIa last fall when
The sc0ue of the instructions was
troadened through the increase OF
funds voted for IL BY the last Lsgisia-
ture. II marks z long step IN advance
IL the policy q the Agricultural Col
leze. IN that II IL the beginning Of q
Ffne of instruction that Is called for IN
the smaller communities Of the state
The subjects Of Miss WOOdworth' <
lectures were the following. The
Crying Needs OF a Farmers Wife and
Home. --EOusebuilding ana Home
making Cooking. Plain and Fancy.
The Preservation of Foods. Home
Sanitation and Food Economy.
afizs Woodxorth has found the
farmers OF California. contrary 10 the
generally accepted theory. are much
mcre prosperous and intelligent and
economical than those Of the East.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-16
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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-16
FIGHT FOR BONDS.

We further agree 20 ssn1 ar eFeTy sr1rt
fr1r lCE q an Ertu TIE close q the day %
- - f1r t1e 5oz1 siseticl - said bon1s. Be
fa--1e-
Eee1lreE Tat ~e elset n fhis time from
t1s zseuberE n r1gs BCcster Cub twenty
Eve c1rizers ~ - E10Tn ard ceelEreted -
--CsECaiRu fcc--rssffee.- Dln9Ee 11tT IL Ehz5l
- tc xerr ere ner1 hers q this club AZ WerE
s19 ~ Uzp ct from tire tC time sueh meth
0s5z - caupz fTnlzg Eiil 1e rnosr effclent 70
-sle szs-ceazfgf tEsge u the fcn1 eiecttc1, be
fgr-rer
EssCiTel, Thzf this ccn-rltLse and the nnenn-
bera - this csIb - general sail ~ I'll TIRES
mCrE Ufrr al II nsrECuF usth our hcrcrz be
Esvor CRY Car11cii rolsuicirzi eCveru1el- srd
sFifn ~ ir1rrorenrelt Gibbs q the city having
rD1Js ~ hesr-
After several short speeches the
meeting adjourned until Tuesday night
% meet ~ the chapel OF the First
Presbyterian Church
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-16
NETIN SIGNS
THE AGREEMENT
Proprietor Of the Wilson
Market i Forced to Ac-
cept Terms Of the Bosses
Oakland OTce san Francisco Call.
1I1s B-oadHay. March -

111s BrosdNsy- EsTcn =
Tho1as Il Sevfn, Proprietor q the
Wilson Market. has been compelled 70
secept the terms u the b0zz butchers
and has signed the agreement
zor 10 hire union Uen How
ever, while n agrees not 70
hlze union neu, NsTIn also re-
t1seS % employ nOu-Unt0n n1en and.
lending the settlement u The trouble
n = doing AL his Own w0rk and Il
c9-ducrfzg the business single handed
E5ncenrrs Market srfH remains
closed. the prOpTietor being unable 70
procure a1y meat TIE bosses claim
they have Ill The men they want, and
nat they are perfectly satisfied zrith
present c0-z11-iOrs- Tne Members Of the
Igcked-0ut Union Esy that al The
union men remain firm ard that they
intend % carry the fight 70 finish
Ire trouble between The longshOre-
zoen azd the lurnber clerks. or tally
1en. azs beea taken up oY the Feder-
sred Trades Council and that body has
appointed 2 committee 70 take charge
u the matter ard enGeavOr 70 adjust
the dispute % The satisfaction q all
parties concerned The members q the
committee are J P Reb0u president
q tze Federated Trades Council; r
WAND, former president Of Carpenters
Union No. = and J. L Clark. delegate
70 ths Building Trades Council
The Lzundry Workers Union has
finished work on its new wage sched-
uIe- No change in hours vii be asked
foT, the only demand being for a IA
per cent raise fl wages.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-16
VIII Present Irish Drama.

OAKLAND. March 1.-THE Irish
Eviction" a drama prepared especial
y for the St Patrick's day celebration
al 81. Patrick's Church IN West Oak
land. VIII be presented by the follow
ing cast. Father J. b McNally assum-
ing the role Of the parish priest:
ysEper Ross5iade. Rzyrund L<rnerv: Jon
sthsn R0szbiade- John Ds1ohDe. Claude Rose
Oisde. Arthur King. Humphrey H5Zs9n. Frank
Mckeegsn. Jonas HEncls EiE1uE I>oCs. Father
Eylron. JcE- Griffin Lord E-Inuore Fdz-su
Keller. Lieutenant George FIorv1IIe Rzynraad
McNauus, BIlnkey BFo-u. Elisha Jorez.
SQuinty Smith Leo BishO-f. Sir Henrv Hs~-
gan Grange TnoTp gsr1skesperz, William
whitney and Joseph Divine. RUSSELL NicFael
Fsriey and HztrheT RuIech. the PARISH priest
% GoWran Count kilkenny
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-16
HiI,ernlans. Annual Ran.

OAKLAND. March 15.-The Ala
media County division OF the Ancient
order Of Hibernians VIII give it's an
nuzl bali on the evening OF St Pat
rick's day. The affair IL IN charge Of
the following committees: Arrange
ments-T. J. Desmond, c. J. Curran.
Z. J. Murphy. :. Cuniff. J. r Kelly,
W J. Tobin and Charles Dwyer; floor
County President T J. Desmond, J.
J. Pegnam. D. Spillane, T. Nolan, T.
r. McGovern, y. Maher and J. r.
Kelly; receptiOn-R- Heaney. J. For
rest. T. +. Joyce, F. McAlIister and
L J. Murphy; door-George Shields.
". H Mcguire, ". Lenane and
Charles Dwyer.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-16
Hackett Is Acquitted.

OAKLAND. March &c. c. Hack
EFT. colored, was acquitted to-day By
jury on charge Of mayhem He
vas accused by his niece. Luvenia
Russell. with having struck her on the
fingers with a stick, breaking two OF
them. She had refused to get up and
Hackett was about 10 administer a
little corporal punishment The girl
threw out her hand and the blow
failed of its mark and struck her I'm
gers. The jury took the view that the
blow on the fingers was accidental.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-16
BELIEVES LIFE
WAS IN DANCER
Mrs. Eliza Barrie Says Her
Husband Was in League
to Make Away With Her
NURSE GIVES TESTIMONY
Sanitarium EmplOye states
Plaintiffs Case Vas Of q
Strange Sort and Hopeless
Oakland OEce san Frsneiseo Can
Elss E-oss..r- NJ. q

Oakland Once E71 r5Ec18f9 -4.l.
Hls B-0a6Eay. Mzres 1E
The hearing u tn Barre tlToree
zu5t was continued today a-1 sss---
ulouy vas I1trozuceC 20 an sE@cr sasr
AZ The tine Mrs. Barre alleges nsr aus
band ard RS Eeph=s and nice rse+
ard Winnie wade. we've c31splslng -
take hsr lie or 2iae= hz- q N llzz1e
asylum. she WSs 3 dangerous Elal-lee-
Ms Barrie believes herself 20 os -as
victim Ct 6 conspiracy. II WLieh heE
husband ard his nevhsw and Hle-e
were n league - Ee- nc OF her Sne
had cramps after eating : dinner al TIE
Wade house IN Berkeley, and Is conf
dent poison had been put in the food
Another tine she was given a piece 0f
candy which she says contained poisoE-
her iGStsp was punctured while she
W3s asleep one night. ana she states
that hs- husband and young Wade in
teccsd something 20 drive her insane or
20 poison her.
Ms Barrie had not finished giving
h=r testimony. out Ms. Eva Webster.
a mental nurse for Dr, John Robert
sons sani-sriCZn al L.ivermore. was
called. oug of turn. for the defense. she
had charge of Mrs.. Barrie for six weeks
while az the saritarium and gave Il as
her opinion that GFs- Barrie was at
ths- riTr-r hopeiessly insane she walk
ed the f7ccr all day. and il would take
her al hour 70 make up hsr mind 10
pUt on her hat She would stare az the
nurse IS Il she had never seen her be
fore and seemed - eng-csssd IN her
u-oTrv that everything else vas exciuo-
- frGEn her mind
Going back 70 this case. attorneys for
3Irs. Barrie introduced the ha6sss cor
pus Usuers through which sle gained
Der reIazse from the saniIa-iuHl- IL was
r-aEz psrr q rhs record rla1 a. M
Barrie rad never been regularly con-
r1itrsd - An insanity commission g. 2
state hospital. there vas nothing fo-
trs eourt 10 d bur % order her release
and mat ~ n1a-Eer lCw iEza1e sle
rszn- have hee1- zhz- IL 70 way sfz=cz-
ed the making of -he c91T- c-1s-- e
wss shOEu that Barre was paying $40
4 month FOR her care
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-16
orster Hnrkrr So -,

suit for s5a1e damages -as al
yesterday against the Oyster WORKERS
Union BY r B Whiruzr- a former
member of the union He claims -
vas forced 20 Join the union n o-se-
10 make a living and that arrsr a
membership of a few months he waz
forced OUT because hs worked too
hard and TOO rapidly 70 suit his fellow
members He says that after leaving
the union he could not gst wo-k z-a
that when ne sought reinstatement hs
was denied a card
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-16
- 80 nrnasar.l-.

BERKELEY. 3Iarch 15--They- ere
going 70 have q ~dr-Hz zE 81 F-era@-
Iey. dry old Be-keieE, where llgI0r =
uaszad on. onIF az drug stores upon
= doctors certificate and where b. the
grace OF a State law rhsr= = drawn
: deadE5Ue for a mile around the U-u--
verSitv Of California. within the cor
fines Of which liquor may not Be SOD
But the fact that Strangers often ear
y their jays into the sacred pTeei1lets
has demonstrated the necessity of q
drunk law. and one VIII b passed
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-16
WOULD BE FREE OF
A COMPLAINING WIFE
Charles 9. NoFtenson Says Life With
Her l. Cruelty-PearI Perry
Granted a Divorce.

OAKLAND, March 15.-Because
she would not get I'D in the morning
and was continually complaining.
Charles g. Mortenson has begun suit
for divorce against CsraIee X Nor
tens0n on the ground OF cruelty. He
alleges life with her is unbearable.
and asks the court 70 grant him a de-
cree OF separation from her.
Pearl Perry was granted a divorce
from J. R. Perry. a barber, by Judge
ogden on the ground OF cruelty. II
was shown that Perry was in the habit
Of induIging in the pastime Of pulling
his wife around by the hair and
throwing things at her. She was al
lowed 10 resume her maiden name OF
Lola P. Rutherford.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-16
Elects omcIaIs.

ALAMEDA. March 15.@The Board
of Education tonight elected C. H.
Allen census marshal; Percy r. Fox.
J. H. HeImstein and Chauncey Pond.
deputies; p s. Teller, for the Alameda
Advancement Association. and Mrs
VI. F. McGurn of the civic section
The Adelphian Club requested the
boards cooperation TO select a date
for Arbor day. The board named Di-
rector Frank Otis TO confer with the
two representatives on the subject.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-16
WOMEN SCARE
AWAY BURGLAR
Aroused at Dead of Night
and Discover a ProWler
in Sleeping Apartments
WORKS N TWO HOMES
Police Take Hand in Pur-
suit. but Bullets Do Not
Stop the Fugitive Thief
oakland ONCE san F-zncIsc9 CslL
llls BrozswzT. March -


Itls Broz6wzT. March -
Ore Ioue burglar created panic n two
r=szdeuces early this n0-Eiug~ vas 2
target for bullets from policeman :
pistol and then esceosd. after giving
z posse q pursuing 2atrolzsn run-
The scene II The disturbance was Al
The EesE1encas q : 4 SnedIeT. ~
MzgzolEz street, and tire adjoining
house. occupied bg seth Mann The
zzake1Irg q members 8f the families
saved them frezn losing their
vzIus6g=s. the burglar f==ing before
II had rIrne % take any plund@r-
EErz- SmedIey. awakened By the bark
ing q t0g. saw Z Light IN her bed
ro0m ard Observed nan moving
about the aDarrnoszr- Making move
IS sE 70 arise. 1frs- SuedIsy waited
until tae TnEruder dLssDpear@d- Then
she hastensd % = telsphOne and called
the .9llcs. The burglar 1uugsd 0lE of
z side @ind0B-
But a= did no- lesTe the nsIgnbOr-
hood- IEssead the bold thief went 20
the Mann resI6euce forced an sZEEance
and wet i1t0 rEs 10USe- Els move
nents aroused Hrs Mann, Who called
70 h== husband
This move caused the burglar 70 run-
zs re- szDDeared around the corner o.
the Mann res16snce- Policeman C1sTiez
BOck saw tEe running figure and called
nzIt.~ There vas ID stopping. 20 the
policeman eugtisd his pistOl AZ The
figure oGt did not land him Sergeant
u Pol5ce LEnch and Psrrolusn FaheE
and PzTdee took I'd The search but
were unsbse 20 find the runaway.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-16
Weir Given Judgment

OAKLAND. March ia Judgment
for W K Weir was given By Judge
Ellsworth to-day in a suit brought
against him BY the Phoenix. Iron
Works He was charged with having
converted $1,000 pounds Of iron val
ued al $500 TO his own use. The
case was submitted to the Judge with
out any evidence being put in upon
Weir's side, his attorneys believing his
accusers had failed to make out a
case. In this they were sustained.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-16

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v--rE - -zz- Ezzss lsrEs s-E1s
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f-r-c-s - @TerT --zr Fs- zJs-1 - s-ea
-----s--s-rF WI - rs-Er1ss - g-- 80 To-
John L Howard. Chairman q The
CITY Cozucil 5oud fo-1HllIfee. an
slTz@d the r=11rr = the bond coEnnlir-
ree ard pointed 0ut dIszelsi aspects q
tL@ Bond pan znd co-ciE6sd-
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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-16
Saw Husband Deserted wife.

OAKLAND. March I5--The police
have Investigated the dissppsarance
OF P a keane- who left suddenly
last Monday with $3.50 after telling his
wife he was going 20 san Francisco 70
buy a half interest IN a bus line Ms
Kezne. who resides az 20 Fourth
street. thinks her husband met foul
play The police say II Is case OF
desertion. nothing else
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-16
Pool seIIIng &c set for Trial.

OAKLAND. March ia fight in
the Police Court to-day of attorneys
for H c. Richardson and Bert Par
ker. charged with pool selling. ended
in the oyerruling OF demurrers TO
complaints and the setting Of both
cases for trial The attorneys declare
they viii sue out writs Of habeas cor
pus and make the test again in the
Suuerior Court
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-16
NIarria-r Iirensn

OAKLAND. March I5-Ths f7vow-
ing marriage licenses we're zszus5 -
the County Clerk today Frank
Blair. -. and Miriam O1s-hzch- L
both OF san Frsncisco- william 4
Cooper =. LOnpoe- and A1zh =
HOrr. -. Alameda william r Love
JOY. -. oakland and Emma L Schu-
man. %. Alameda
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-16
Held ON Robbery Charge.

OAKLAND. March 15--W- H Car
roll and Thomas O-NeiI we're held 70
answer to-day by Justice OF the Peace
Coburn al Emeryville on a charge OF
robbery. II Is claimed the pair stole
s14 from John Hanrahan. a Civil War
veteran. ~ the race track
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-16
Arrrsts Pair Of susnert-.

OAKLAND. March 15--Nen giving
the names OF John smith and Fred
PatrOIman HamertOn as suspicious
characters Thsy had q lO1 OF slot
machine sIugs and other articles thai
the police think ara evidences OF burg
IariOus intentions OF the part OF their
prisoners
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-16

OAKLAND NsrCL 1s-P=r--lsr-s--E
orEzntzzco1 q re oakland B9oE@rE
vrss scco-nllsEez to-rlgar - ~ 81
rh1szE-e meeting = ras1 sE6 wo-@1
q rhis c5-V Ezlz ~ re Reliance CIEb-
Eeprese--srlses q rae cry EoTs-u-
--srt Eerctzn-s EEcEslZ=- Ozklzu1 4
Bard u Trade ard taprSreIel-s
clE5E- nlore r1zr sfs ee-Ezzr workers
for proEresE- -ooE pzr- tE rhe uahs1s
EzrLe--g. -Es o--zroE--h q -hs OAK
ls11 Bosr1 q Lrz1s's recent TIP -
Los z1gzles- n rhz sE1lelCe we're
r1s- lsz5srE ID me c1r- --erc.sI- s0clsI
and polticsl lie q ne cl-v. voic5nz
ire s-oTzr- -Boos- fo- Osklzr1~
Epeeches rig Vzra rhe spt q
emitted sct1oz sIt cErsc p-1d@- Mayor
Tsrre- Olrey- C0G-cilzazn John =,
FfoDsr1. chairman q ne Bord CON
1i-ree- EEwin s-ezr-s- secretary 4
rhs Boerd q Trsss- TLzo1orz Ger
r-ssi6er- = the 1Ie--hsr-s EZe hzuzz-
yan-eE p Tsylo-. High Eogz1 Dr. Il
? EebrEsr1- 4 Dodge COpIin- Co1n-
cilmen a- r ElICtt y. J. BzccUs and
p = CUrelEer were su1oug t1e spezk-
80 fo- prozrezs- s-orsblT Ez1DreszsFs
VS. ne preEslcs q z -zrEe 1-Lter q
prominent Czkls11 E-oneu = rae e.
thEs-ss-sc suGlercs.
Resolutions czLt1z for the 0rgznl-
zs-oa = 2 ooDzlt-ss Il -veutT-fve
c-ze1s ~ scr v--h -he Mayor sn.1
CRY CDzEcil ~ tae czuDs5Eu 1or
boE1s s11 plezgi1g ths hzrrlo, CTS.
active s1pport - ne Oakland Booat-
~ 20 me band rro5ecr were zsop-e1-
= DoIge COplt1 n called me meeting .
DrEer- = " 8oC-h resd ne reDorr 4
-ne committee ol orgsIlzsrio1- which
Vss sEopre1-
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-16
Standard Chanees Hands.

SAN LEANDRO. March 15.-W. P.
Truesdale, w41o for twelve years has
conducted the San Leandro Standard.
recently sold the paper to L. d. Critch-
low, and the new proprietor will pub
lish the first issue under his manage
ment next Friday morning.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EoT HEREDITARY.
ssleness Das 70 a Lsvsnz MINT. ee-

Balczess Due % a living Minute Germ
Many people, even unto the present
Gay - gracf. consider badness due To
hereditary lnHuerce
NOtlln9 is further from the truth
Dalcness j. caused by the Onslaught Of
= m mute crga1fsm which secrefee ffself
belestn the scalp and attacks the roots
y TIE hsir-cs using IL 70 lose its life
and fall out
THIS organism cannot be got rid Of ex-
NeVrbro's Herpicide.
No matter how badly the scalp is AZ
fectec the cancruH surely disappears and
hsir health is restored when Herpicide Is
applied.
Destroy the cause. you remove the
eject" Solo BY leading druggists. send
loc IN stamps Tor sample 70 The F4erT,f-
eide Co. Detroit. Mich
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-16
AssoCIATION.s OBgFCT.

Ire cols-itItior sets forth ne sEso-
Clzrlo1s ob5scr - follows
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The offers elected were
Crs-1 -ls1 taosser. = Eszze C1---. r-sss-
rarf E-E1 Ec1sr frE- sl1e 1rssl1s-r- Tz-.1s
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= G-ec- ss1es Eslfaslsz. - y -Keae-
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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-16
Conniftees are - f8H9ug
BOND COMMITTEE
The hond eamDalEn connIftee Is -
fr-Lr.r-s-

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follows,
n Hesae~s-. s. p Bred 3 r. Turner
ersr-ee Acrrl. t1rr r. H1lr = y Ftrser
y + Eeer- f5f~rTs Fl-z7srzfs Ce1-ze sgr-
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> Less Jr-9s ~ -. FeE Afhzr- Cgrrflr
= LerEle. ?. - boafa gohn z. E5ein
Mayor Cinev. the first q The spesk-
ers % b preEented, said.
- 81 Ee5llee 81 ths rsE srirst tat
r1a rl,ne over DsklzCl- or city rze 81 ,ss
sEszerel sIc grtesf ~ slTrF stsl lll EF
etsI sHsEe I'D grCW ~ - ~ arssfeet zry
r1et 1@s1il-Il esfg ~ th% Pzrlee Cast
srl lerrs-r t1at sEltT - splrlf ard rfri1 rrEE.
n2te ecr1e ~ 4reT- Year CITY zcTsrnr1e-.
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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-16
NEWS OF THE COUNTY OF ALAMEDA 70
BRANCH OFFICES
OF THE CALL N
ALAMEDA COUNTY
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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-16
UNITED EFFORT ASKED.

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rrs- ss-e- resrs - uztrl-E ard - frzl--
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t-e aerlC-s -1c-gCl q t1s r@cp.s s-d l- ~
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1seEe[ ~ - e-lcE sr1 r=acl-ce D--gres srt
rrcrk nsess6 ~ -1ske sr .1111s1Iszelg Elective
l-sl-e- Ee-e-r rr~ eEz1ae C-zZLzrl1 -
rsser r-e re1rCr-aGrz r-zE sFerg god Cltizsr
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r-sD@T s-scs
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sgr wEztsTsr rsT e'zs ~ hsT - god city
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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-16
Dr. r 2 EshrIsDn rezd resolutions
that were adCDted a. follows

hesClFet Tat Hs zrprcTs - tne i1te1de1
scraor - t1e I1rorzh.e Msycr slt CRY Com
CD ard - f1rrEer haTsnT ask trs hguorshls
fze-r al Clg-rEl 20 cCs1raete sz1 present. 70
or lze-s f1- -hsir sz-1rsge ~ bond iss1e -
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-07-26
pIdViRa Baseball.

The Waxahachte and Italy kid"
mines began playing series of three
games of baseball at the Sims park
yesterday afternoon. The attend
auce was fairly good and the boys
played an excellent game. The
&C ore stood: Italy 7; Waxahachie ,.
The second game Is being played
this afternoon, and tomorrow the
last game of the series will be
played. The admission is 10 and Is
cents, with ladies free.