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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-15
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tgdt. = Seut6 Mmer. Yarer=gnnb. = gpfamts= Deficit.
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S~euini9un9s-8prfdld fur bic ner=
i4ieoenen Separtements Der &egierung.
Setretdr Sit9cod meinte, Die Woran=
ftldee fir bas innere Separtement
tpiroen I'm etwa So, 900. 900 sertnger
als leBtes Sahr. Wu9 anoere Separ=
tements ttinoigten dbnli9e gei9nei=
oungen an.
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| TENDER.
@bieaso, IA. DIT. Die Som
fruction Neps" ia9t mor9en:
Die u=Sbdtigteit in q Der be-
o~eutenofen Stdote bes 2anbes seigt i'm
September Elm Wadstbum bon "a
procent gesentiber Dem alei9en Wonate
oes 8Oriabrs.
SO 1T oies Die bemerfensmertbefte
Grb6bung, bic big iebt ftr sinen ein-
selnen Wonat 3u ber3eiGnen mar.
8au=g rlaubniB=S 9sine fir $500
@ebduoe, nit einem @eiummts2 oiten=
Gufwanb bon $37. Ola. 1914, wurben
genOmmen, gessn 7,10e @ebduoe nit
$40, 073, I'll Soften i'm borisen Sep
TENDER.
Sas ttdrtte Wadstbum betrus 1886
Procent, auf Die Stabt Seem Oort
entfaaen 102 prOcent, auf Chicago
2O8 procent.
Inosre Notwithstanding grbDbungen
peifen auf:
Snbianapolis 124, 8rootlpn 100,
San Grancisco 100 uno WinneapoIis
100 procent.
8 d Nmerif. Barrier
y tn b.
Rem Oort, IA. DIT. Sermann
Giooer, Der 8orfibenhe oes SeutI1=
amsritan. parter.g unoes, bat cine
&eibe BON 8eriammlungen nit oeut=
f6en &eonern %arransirt, bic in foge=
nannten sueifslbaften Staten abge=
balten tuerben. uebsr 800 iolde 9er=
iammlungen finb sepIant, bic Mebr=
3abl in Stem Sort, einise aud in Sn=
oiana.
9 d boIIap9en
81. 2Uuis, IA. Oct. Die gon=
BENTON bes Mational=8 erbanbes Der
9it5r-6dnoler beidlob 8eridmelsung
nit ben p2nigbts of tbe &opal Mr9"
uno ben n3nisbts Of Gioelitp". Der
Namen Der bersinten 0erbdnbe iol
Rationale 2it6r=2isa" lauten. Die
8ei9life berlaneen cine Serabiebuna
Der Wbisteb=S teusr fopie isner 1auf
importirte @eine unb 2if6re. Sie
nd4fe Contention finoet in SEEM Or
leans ffatt. Qls Beamte murben En-
tpdblt
Prdioent, 6. 8. Sorbon, Maibins=
ton, O., g.; ce=prdibenten, 5ust
9olan, SEEM Dort; Sbomas 8. 2alp,
Minueapolis; 5ranf Stalo, 8alti-
more; General seeretdr, ". s. Gallo,
@bicasO; Ginan3=S eeretdr, Sobn Mc.
gntee, Stem Serfsp; S4abmeifer, 8,
6. S9weidarbt, 81. Souls.
Sob bur& 8ersiftung
efgefeIIt.
Rem Oorf, IA. DIT. Nad
benz beatisen goroners=8 eridte FAM
lid in ben Wagen Der brei Opfer be:
persifteten Wbisteps SOl3- Mlcobol ii
seniiseuber Msnse, um ben Sob Der
O~et3uIHgreH.
Nad benz mpiteri6fen unb pl6bli9ei
Sob bon einem Subeno Perfoaen, bi
on 10. NOe. uno AZ. Strabe pobnten
, enthii0te cine unteriuaung bic Shot
t faae, bab in bielen Sdenfen ienel
S%taottbeils elm iebr minberpertbige
Wbistep gum Musidant fam. Gin
Wirtbi4aft wurbe 9eidlO1en. aus iebe
anoeren oes Staottbeils @bistep.pr
ben entnommen unb barauf Der Wa
seninbalt Der brei umgetommenen I'm
teriudt.
>. Corral bei9tigtbie
RI Nusf eIfung.
6 I. 6 puis mp.. IA Sftoher
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-15
unter beb6rbIi1em
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Rem Oort, IA. DIT. g. s.
@ifi9, 8elafunes3euge i'm grprefungss
Proceb Weinseimer, miro bon @ountp-
Setectibs bepadt. Diifrittsanmalt
Serome Iieb ben Wann, Der @eins=
eimer's @erbaftuns beranlaBte, aus
Gur1t Dor einem llsbsrfale bur9 brei
Setectius nod 9aufe eeleiten.
@ffg erbielt fdon friber Srobbriefe
uno tpuroe Dor eini9en Wo9en bur9
bret nnbefannte f9per mibbanbelt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-15
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i4fedtsn Wbistp, weIde oerseit bon
Der q. .. 8eIunoheitss gebOros unter=
iu9t miro, fdat fat auf Den gleiAen
3eitpunft mi. Der Beipre1ung bieier
Ingelegenbeiten Dor oem eben %bertagten
Snternationalen Nabrunesmittel= Com
9rsB in ct. 2ouis, iagte beute Sefre=
tdr st. Or. Ilen in feinem bieFsen
Saupiquartier:
Die 8eridle4teruug oes @bistep
ourd SOla-4lcObol uno anoere @ifte
gelanste auf benz @Or9rshe 81 ein=
gebenoer Beratbung.
Ser Nep OOrfer 0orfaa 3eigt bic
Wi9ti9teit beb6roli9en S4uBes in Der
Grage.
Die 8enubung bon SOl3=4leobOl als
riefise preis=0 erbilieune tpirb flar,
tpert man peiB, baB bierftir feline &e=
gierungs=S teuer beaablt uno fomit on
isber @aaons $1.1O geipart wirb.
Selbf Der demii6 refine SoI3=Nico=
Dol lit nibt bios fein Getrdnt, ionbern
elm eigentlidss @ift.
Mu9 @bemitalien, pelhe basu ber=
tuan0t tueroett, I'M elmer Wbisfep=
Nadabmung Musieben unb 8ef9mad
ienes getrdnts su eeben, irb bduig
ebeniOpObl Site als 9Ol3-alcObOl.
Sie & bes oemofr. gice=
aftss@an.
oioaten.
partersburg, W. 3D., IA.
DIT. 4 Sage fOrtseieBten &eoebal=
tens besinnt fid on ben Stimmess
2rdften beg bemofr. 8ice= prdfioent=
i9afts=@ anoioaten, 8. q. Sabis, ffibl=
bar su MAIDEN. Nuber Seiierteit fdeint
aber Serr 9abis nod 10 frii9 pie su
Mnfang Der Sour.
Slpio 9. Sia betonte in ieiner beu=
tigen &ebe bic beiter-6reunbli4feit
beg prdfoentidafts @anbioaten unb
propbeseibte, eaB BEL Gortoauer republ.
Serri6aft Der Militarismus amerita
bur6bringen tpiirbe.
Der SOnbersue bon Sabis mar tur3
mad 5 ubr 4bsnos ansefOmmen uno
@benos ipra1en ale &eoner Der @e=
ielf9aft in 2 oi9tsefilten 8erfamm=
lungspldben.
Nu9 bic 0eriammlun9en a~ntertpe9s
tparen gut beiudt. Inter bic Mrbei=
ten bes Saees tbsiIten fi4 bic 9erren
Sapis. 5in, 8ailep, Daniel, Wbite
unb Wc@rep.
MOrssn ma9t Sapis einen abfe8er
na9 &ipIep unb trift feline @eieai4aft
tpieoer in pOint pleaiant.
New Oorf, Ia. Oft. &i9aro
Slnep tpar beute @beno 9aupt=&so-
ner auf elmer bemofratii9en 8eriamm=
lung in COOPER Union, unter ben
Muspicien beg Barrier 8erfaRun9s=
Clubs sebalten.
M ann d zines g d o.
nerser trunfe EN-.
gbatam, Maf., IA. Oct. Be.
Nopa Scotia S1oner Wentnortb eine
BEL einem Sturm geitern Na9t in Der
Ndbe BON bier unter. Man elaubt,
baB ale on Borb umfamen.
3wei 2ei4en wuroen heute geborsen:
i'm @ansen foa bic 8emannun9 aus
m~inbsftens 9 perioneu betanoer
baben.
@batam m, Mah. IA. DIT. Nad
ben leBten Ha9ri4ten ginsen an Sort
bes unter9esangenen S9oners Il
2eben gu @runbe.
8eretnt n ben 8 o b.
& 6mono, 3d., IA. Sftober,
8eifie Stone unb &obert Sin, fiir3lid
aus Iiblanb entfoben, murben mi
peri6lungensn 9dnben in Der 9db'
zines Sees tOot aufgefunoen. Sim
6uselwunoe i'm 2Upfe iebes Der beioer
2iebenoen er3dblte bon bermutblider
Selbftmorbe ooer einem WOroe uni
Selbtmorbe.
q o Il m ts=Oefictt
90 3 n 9 t o n, IA. Ott. Sa!
Deficit oeS Poftamts I'm Giscal=S Sab
1904, Das am 80. sunni f6loB, betruI
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-15
Gtmiaung erstelt.
0rnben : Nrbeiier beihlieBen Mu.
nabme Der 9ohn. Heoufttpn.

3uHe9NleH.
9as &eiultat tuurbe beute na9 lan=
3er SiBung erreidt. Mit9sl tele=
arapbirte, er meroe in Snbianapolis
3urif9ebalten unb tonne ni9t fommen.
Sie neue Scala miro poraus1i1tli9
mOrgen unier3ei9net.
8roBes Gif9.S terben.
9an q 8 @itp, IA. Oft. Srei
@ebduoe elmer 6emii9en 6abrit in Der
8oritaot Mreentine tpurben bur6 Geuer
3erft6rt. Yerluf etma 800, 900.
Sur9 bic @aaren uno @bemitalien,
pel4e in ben 9au CLUB ii9 ersoKen,
famen taufsnoe bon Tii9en UNI.
Sas9r b Sotel
WeIt.
@btca9o, IA. DIT. Sie Stems
fast: gbicaaO mirb bas sr6Bte 6Otel
arf Der Welt betommen.
@s toitet $40, 000, 600, beffebt aus
% Stodmerfen unb ioa an @r6Be unb
pra9t ale bisberigen 8ebdube oieier
@rt iibertreHen. Sie 8auberren finb
Elm spnoicat 6fli9er @apitaliten.
Stabl=g Contribution fommt our @er-
penouns; NIT Nusnabme bonn Was
ionic Sempel miro bas Sotel bas b66fte
@sbdube binfi9tli9 Der Stodperte in
@bica9o.
s m 8 b.
0em Oort, IA. DIT. Grau
Relie GerguiOn, 30 Sabre alt, fano
beute bel einem granbe in einem Snuie
an @eft 81. Strabe ben Sob; elm
Wann, Der fi6 bur1 Mbfprineen rst-
tete, tpurbe auf 2ebensseit bertrappelt
unb peridieoene Nnbere entgingen muir
nit tnapper Notb benz Salimmften.
Barrier req trtrt.
@fopus, q. g., IA. DIT. &i9ter
Barrier fam beute mad &ingifon uno
regiftrirte fir bic Wabl i'm 2. Sifritt
Der 9. WGrb. @r nobnt am @abl=
tass Bel ieinem S9pieseriubne pafOr
Saa.
unfaII 6es @ eneral=
ANNALS.
W Arlington Ia. Oftober.
8eneralanpalt 90. 90. Moobp, Der
beute bon elmer @ampagne=So ur su=
riidtam, mdre fura nod Der Nntunft
beinabe bon einsm I9tperen unfaa be-
trofen tuorben.
Muf ieinem Morgenritt tieB CT NIT
einem our9eebenben Mauleiel=@ eipann
suiammen urb murbe auf bas pfaiter
gei9leuoert, fam aber obne Uerlebun-
gen baoon.
M annf9aft bes Gra9t t.
5u9es angetlagt.
SO arrenbur 9, no., IA. Sft.
@onoutteur Breiton unb 2otpmotib-
fibrer Sprton BON Dem Wifouri pa=
cific 3us, burd befen 3uiammenffob
nit einem paha9ieraug am Wontag
90 Menf9en um's 2eben famen, pur-
ben beuts bisrbsr sebradt. Der Stats
anpalt erbob eegen 8eibe Mntlasen
auf 8Dbtuns i'm 4. Grab. ebenio 9esen
einen Yrsmfer ue9en S6btung uno
&aubs. yin nnberer 8remier 1T be-
reits aneeflast.
aud y urton Il 6 q rs
abinqto n, Ia. Oct. Bri=
gaoe- General 8. Burton ertldrt in fei=
mem Sahresberidt, bic @antine erpeiie
fid bon grobem moraliiden Nusen fur
bic Mrmee.
Sas einmitbise @efabl iaeine i'm
Deere 3u berrIben, oaB Die Gantine
unum9dnslid CUR 8efriebigung Der ge=
biirfniHe unb beg 8ei9mads Der Sol
baten notbmenoig iei. Sbr Geblen
fibre gu S~runtbeit, Jabnenfu3t uns
anberen Werbreden, ferner 0erf4le9-
tung Der Mannes3u6t, inoem bic Seutt
In bic aablreiden Gpelunten uni
Qaiferb6blen getrieben tperoen.
Burton citirt oann ben General
CyoshoEko~ As~ mh;f;hh;ret1 . Hf1ifnn
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-09

The jealousy and prejudic= OF his enc
mics caused Phidias to De accused OF
the theft of gold entrusted 20 his care
for use In the statue Of Athena. He,
however, proved his innocence by having
the metal carefully weighed. Later he
was accused of placing his likeness and
that Of PerlcIes. to whom he was in
debted for the commission TO execute
the statue. upon the shield Of Athena,
and this being consider an insult to
the goddess. he was thrown into prison,
where ne died in 432 b. C..
Phidias was the son OF Charmides.
himself an artist. and was born about
500 B. c. He studied painting probably
under the guidance OF his father. and
was a pupil Of Ageladas OF Athens In
sculpture.
Studies Of Three Women.
Another picture by De Nesu repre-
sents a young Roman girl dressed in a
soft robe and sitting at the foot OF a
Corinthian column. In the distance the
walls of the Coliseum are family dis
cernIble
At present De Nesti is at work on a
large picture entitled Vanity and Medi-
tatlon." The picture is well composed.
Meditation. a p -rtiy nude figure, re-
cliues on a couch and occupies one side
Oh AA4r faAAh as al L4AN-hr4 the AB4 IS
a shadow. it first commands the atten-
ton. and the eve is directed by the
thoughtful expression of the face TO the
figure OF Vanity, which, mirror In hand
and clad in bright robes occupies the
other half of the picture The compost
tion Is in triangles, the plan being kept
by lines of Doric pillars in the back
ground.
Of Roman Personality.
Mr. De Nesu is somewhat above the
average height, As of dark complexion,
and has, himself a truly Roman cast of
countenauce- He Is becoming rapidly
Americauized, though he stiII possesses
many OF the gestures and mannerisms
Of a foreigner He is fun of energy and
ambition and seems TO possess an end
less capacity for work. His ideas are
apparently ineXhaustible, and he has
laid out plan of work which viii take
him years to fulhL His productions will
be confined TO Roman and Greek sub
jects.
His next picture will probably be
scene in the Arena and with his power
to throw his figures into vigorous ac-
tion this promises 20 be an unusual
picture Of It's KIND. Roman and Greek
history TEEN with characters so absorb
ingiy interesting so strong and so well
fitted for portrayal. and De Nesu is
temperameutally so adapted 20 the pro-
duction OF pictures dealing with these
subjects, that those who know his pie
lures look forward eagerly To the com
pietiOu OF each new product of his hand
De NestIs work is, of course not an
phenomenal Some is not even good.
Good pictures are the result of iusDir-
alton and hard work. DE Nesu is deter
mined not to fail for want Of hard work
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-09

son Of Agrippiua. the fourth wife of the
emperor, CIaUdius. The death of Mes
s8Iiua occurred about As A. y.
The modelling OF The figure in this pic
ture is excellent. Messalina is repre-
scented reclining upon a couch. The in
nate cruelty Is easily discernibIe iu the
expression OF the face and in the whole
pose. The perspective of the mosaic
floor is unusually wei handled.
Phidias, Father Of Sculpture.
The subject Of Mr.. De Nestps fourth
picture is one naturally dear 10 his
heart; Phidias, the father of sculpture.
IL shows the Greek artist ar work upon
bas-rciigf "a style OF sculpture or
which Le was the originator His model,
"a young Greciau girl. poses on rough
block at one side, while ia the back
ground are a number OF finished pieces
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-09
Proud of His Ancestry.

20 H Perry is the name which
modestIy appears on a grocery wagon
a { Bayville. L. I. The fun name is the
same as that of the old commodore of
Lake Erie fame Oliver Hazard Perry.
Mr.. Perry, OF BayyiIle is d grand
nephew of the great admiral, and be
proudly recalls the fact that it is just
about ninety years ago since his dis
tinguished ancestor cleaned out the
British squadron. directing the move
ments OF the American feet from his
sturdy ship, tie Lawrence. The Perrys
are To be found in large numbers, and
the name of Oliver Hazard is common
among them. quite naturally. They are
not an so prosperous as o. "a. i. Bel
mont. but on every September 10th they
dOre who wrote I'VE have met the
enemy and they are ours. Brooklyn
Eagle.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-09

and the massive tackle, with which
the heavy blocks Of marble are moved
about
The sculptures Of the Parthenon frieze,
now IA the British Museum, are excel
lent examples of the work of Phidias,
though these are comparatively insig-
nifcaut when considered with the CO.
lOssal statues OF gold and ivory wrought
By his hand and described by the an
clent writers. These, however. were
long ago destroyed
OF these colossal statues, that of Zeus
AT Olympia was considered to be the
masterpiece OF the sculptor. The face
hands. ana feet were OF ivory. while
the drapery was Of gold. enriched with
coiored enamels. The statue OF Athena
al Athens was also Of gold and ivory
and one or AphrOdite in Ellis was or
the same precious materials.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-09
Driver Was Glad.

On one occasion Daniel Webster was
on his way 10 Washington and was com
PEELED 90 proceed at night by stage from
Baltimore lie had no travelling come
panion and the driver had a sort of feI0n
look which produced no incousiderabIe
alarm in the Senator.
IT endeavored 90 Lranquilliza myself, q"
said Afr. Webster. .-and had partly sue
ceeded when we reached the dark woods
q proper scene FOR murder and outrage
and here, j confess, my courage again
deserted me. Just then the driver turn
ed 10 me. and with a grun voice inquired
nav name. / gave it 20 him.
CIV here are you. z1iuE3 sala GC-
The reply was. '-E0 Washington. i am
Senator"
Upon this the driver seized Ene fer
ventIy by the hand and exclaimed
How glad j ami j took you for g
highway man. Rochester Herald.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-11
PATSY DONOVAN.
h'GOYERN WINNER
FROM ED HANLON
Beat Him to Helplessness in Fourth
Round and Police Stop
ped Fight.

PHILADELPHIA. oct. u.-After hay
Ing beaten Eddie HauIOu into q state
or absolute submission, Terry Mccoy
eru won his battle with the Californian
last night the police stopping the fight
in the fourth round.
The round which finished the fight
was remarkable. HaulOu started at
Terry with d rush and shoWered a Whirl-
wind of blows upon the Brooklyn boy.
who was breaking Tor cover, when Han
Ion clipped him on the jaw with a stIm
right which sent Terry down and ale
most out. Tie took the count OF nine.
McGovgru got up remarkably fresh
and then started one of those rushing
rallies that made him famous as cham
pl1u- His arms few through the air
like fails hitting Haulou here, there
and everywhere. Little by little Han
Ions strength began 90 leave him and
has hands dropped 10 his side He was
almost helpless.
A Knockout was but the matter Oh "a
few seconds and the police captain ~
the side or the ring jumped through
the ropes and separated the fighters.
sending each man 20 Els corner.
itauIou.s condition was plLlaDlr- lie
could not raise his hands and was AL
most iusaIsiDl= Lo. what was going uI
about G,m. When le reached nl5 corner
le seemed Glzed and did not realize
that d.. was beaten man
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-11
CARROLL BONLERS
ROLL FIRST MATCH
Team B Beats Team A on
New Alleys.
Bowling Plant Entirely Rebuilt In
Summer Season-Siz Teams En-
tered in Institute League.

The Carroll Institute Bowling League
opened the season Of 1868 last evening.
Six teams are eutered-Jhe IuvluciDles,
Eoueslch. A. j., O., and D.
During the summer season the bowling
alleys were overhauIed and entirely I=-
placed. They are now equal 10 amy la
The city
The officers OF the league are; ITesi-
dent. Patrick ShugTues vice president
and treasurer. Joseph H. Wood secTe-
r-rg. Peter Espey.
The opening game was played 8y
teams A ANA j, Captains Joseph H.
Wood and J.. A. Walsh Team j took
lLl llIae games.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-11
FIFTEEN THOUSAND
ADDED AT PIMLICO
Amateur Event for Hunt
eTs on Election Day.
BOOKMAKERS ARE PLENTIFUL
No Trouble TO Lose Coin at Coming
Meeting-Hundred Horses
at Track.

For the forthcoming meeting of run
ming horses at Pimuco, under the aus
pieces OF the Jockey club, which has been
brought about by the revival of the Old
Maryland Jockey Club, Secretary VIII
liam Z. Riggs. has arranged 10 distEib-
ute nearly $4,000 .u added money during
the seven days
This was arranged during his visit last
week 10 AI-rris Park, New York. Were
he held several conferences with he
stewards OF the Jockey Club. The $4,000
does not represent the gross amount 10
be distributed during the meeting but
is the sum which the Maryland Jockey
Club WHIP pUt up. iu addition % the
entrance fees, special purses. and other
incidental revenues which go with tEe
various races
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-11

washington may get get Gilbert. as
the circumstances surrounding his sisu-
ing with Pittsburs are not favorable
looked upon by the National Baseball
Commission. He was legitimateIy drafted
Dy the Washington club. ana an the
slime there was no objection. Shortly
after. it was announced that he had
signed with Pittsburg the manager OF
the Little Rock team claiming that Gil
bert had no reserve clause 10 his c1u-
tract IL is an unusual thing Tor
l-l- er not 10 be held lu reserve nova
days and the case win be thoroughly il-
Festisated before he IS awarded 70 either
'It was necessary for the washington
team from young players who had never
peeu tried Out I'D fast COMPANY Two vi
these men have developed into baE play
rIs OF the uFsL class. These men are
Cassidy and StahI- There IS not a club
On tEe s merIcau League that would not
snatch them mp at once AT a big price
were lley for sale. But they are not
FOR sale and they viii not leave the club
With nay consent.
.If I am I'm authority again next sea-
son winch have every assurance OF
being, the mucu-t5uted deal of Cassidy
for Monte Cross. Mulllu. and Picker
ing, of the Athletics. viii not go
through. as I think washington would
bee loser by the transaction
Pitchers Had Hard Luck.
''The pitching staR did not get into
proper shape until the latter part Of the
season. and look for much better work
lu the box next year. 10 Patreu it is
my opinion that 7 have as good "a
pitcher as amy I'm the country, none ez-
cepLed. He has everything. and is as
heady and willing as a man can pos
sibiy be-
Townsend too has pitched excellent
ball. although he has been I'm exceD-
uguaIly hard luck in running up against
sLut-0ut games when Ee was III his
best They should be- well supported g5
Wolfe. Jacobsen. and Hughes Jacob
sen. although green yet. has excellent
curves. and has fulfilled all expectations
Youngsters Win Improve.
zone advantage the team has Is thar
nearly an OF the players are youugster=
and VIII improve with experience. AL
though Hill is looked upon none 700 wen
by the fans. he is a better BAN player
than most persons think. lie is con-
s-ieItlous. goes after ever thing and D.
in the game from the drop VI rha EzL
He is already good fielder. has as good
au arm amy man playing Eu IGlelI
position. and VIII ba ALI right when la
learns 90 control his throws better fte
has that sIick-L0-it-iyeless raar IS bound
to win out.
There IS no use in too brightly de-
plotting what IS going 10 happen CH-t
year. as IL is impossible 20 gauge lle
strength Of d club until its rev llzI
are tried out So i guess we had 1sl-
ter Jet the subject drop for Lle time
being
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MACKEY 20 WRESTLE
THE CUBAN WONDER

Rob Roy Hackeg. champion weller
weight wrestler of the South and tIe
Cuban Wonder viii meet ina a hfteen-
minute wrestling bout an <ernal. g
IlsaryE this evening after the regular
performance. The Cuban Wonder is
meeting all-rawsT= cat every performance
this week. and offers $50 10 anyone
whom le cannot throw IN the time limlE
of fifteen minutes
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Amateur Event.

Iu the amateur event on election day
"a silver cup viii be offered as 81 special
prize and iu the COriuthian Sseepie-
chase O. cup wiz also be offered. TIese
events age 20 be special features and are
attracting considerable interest. Mem
bers of the various hunt clubs are eIi-
gibIe. and representatives from the or
gauizatious lu Maryland. Virginia. ara
Peulsy lEauia WIZ participate This h5iI
bring many famous hunting horses 10
The meeting
over "a hundred horses are now nj the
track and within The next ten days some
200 additional ones win bee received. Of
llls Secretary riggs is positive, as Le
has been requested 10 reserve stall space
-gr that number.
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Bobby WaIthour won his thirty
seventh consecutive race Iu Paris since
leaving rll- country "a leW months ago
The subscriptions Tor "a monument 20
him ia Atlanta should come IN fast
Looks like This post season series bust
ness is EoiuE 10 be worked ,o death
The New York Americans have now
challenged the Chicago Nationals.
Probably if John IT, Brush owned a.
newspaper hr would not let American
League bee spelled with "a capital A.
Joe Walcotg wants To- be- mayor Of
politics as be is iu the ring bee should
win without trouble
IL is streuuously denied that The race
iu Philadelphia ramlrT1" between VIZ
que. driven by Thomas Grady and
AuJszelIa. driven by James F. Brown.
for $1,000 side i= uat Co Dee on t-a
level There have been persistent ru-
moTs that the affair was t' bee "a FAKE
had Joe Grim olr lu a siN-rg4ua uouL
iu Reading Pa. last night The sons
alone sawed the Italian human punching
bag
Kid Wilson. of Orange. n. J-- and Ed
smith of Baltimore. fought u.Itr SIX
round draw I'm Chester Pa. last night.
smith took t-e count twice. n-- ,---iLl'.
smith put Wilson out lu three rounds.
Jack d. BEieu surprised the critics 9y
putting Noah 5Tu@sl away 1l F.E5 ROUNDS
There was some talk rLat q. EELau Hy4--
Jockey the match lu order 60 allow BT-s-
So "a profitable return engagement
Warner. lslt end ON the Berwick, Pa.
rf-. school eleven. broke his collar bone
bod game with Hudson yesterday.
starter Cassidy suspended Jockey
Mickey CFimmiu- for IUE.. days ar Nor
I.- Park Yesterday Some ur the -u=IeE-
=.ou~ for uuruly conduct should Doe
longer
ran Enr.ga rH- rulHEaHraH tWl-yelr-
old trorter which won the $1,000 ken
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