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The Washington times., 1904-10-06
WESTERN MARYLAND
HAS FINE ELEVEN

WESTMINSTER. Nd, oct 6.-FoOt-
ball prospects al Western Maryland Col
Iege this season are brighter than they
have been FOR some years according 10
Manager A. j. NeighbOrs. Capt. e. II.
Myers. H. &. Stevens, ard others who
have watched the team - work
The men are heavy, buL active, and all
OF last years team are out this season
with one exception The team has al
ready made a good showing In the
game with Dickinson. Western Mary
land was outweighed, but IN the first
uaLF held Dickinson 10 staudsIl and
kept the ball ia the Pennsylvania ter
rlroTg
Franklin and Marshall was defeated by
Dickinson. by ~ TO o. furnishing a great
surprise 20 those who predicted that the
Marylauders would prove easy for the
Lancaster men. The schedule is a good
one and is as follows
October 5. George Washington. at
Wasuiugtou5 October 10. Baltimore Med
ical College, al Baltimore; October o.
Maryland Agricultural College West
minister Nd October -, University OF
Maryland at Westminster: November
2, OPEN November 8, Washington Col
lese. at Westminster: November ID
Gallaudet. at Westminster; November
10, St. Johns al Annapolis.
The Washington times., 1904-10-06
HOODOO IS BROKE
IN DETROIT GAME
Washington Won First and
Tied Second.
BILL CLARKE BEAT A BUNT!
Marvellous Deed by Senatorial Catcher.
Wolfe's Clever Pitching Kept
Tigers Down.

DETROIT. Oct 6-In the double
header here yesterday Washington won
/ the hrst game by 20 i. and tied the
second. by TO j.
The last game was called at the end
sOf the NTH inning by agreement. Field
ing on both sides was excellent only
; one error being made In both contests
f The features We're a circus catch by
O'Neiu in the ninth inning of the first
game, and Biu Clarke beating q hunt
The Senators took the lead in the first
inning and were never headed. owing 10
3 the clever pitching of Wolfe. With two
out StahI singled 90 right. HueIsman
followed suit with "a clean hit over
second. and Cassidy scored them both
{ with a hard Lhree-bagger, which struck
The center Held fence on q bound. De-
I trOlL got its only run in the second on
CrawfOrd's triple and Beville's long hy
( 20 the outheld. Washington got another
E1n the seventh when Bill Clarke beat OUT
T. bunt, went to second on Wolfe S sacri-
Fnce ana scored on Hins single CASH
Edy's safe bunt, O'Neills single, Robin
{ EOn's mum and DOnOVau's iuHeid out
Egave the Senators another in the eighth.
1.-THE Score.
The Washington times., 1904-10-06
BUSINESS DEFEATED
TANGLEWOOD CLUB
Long End Runs and Costly tumble
Won for School BOys-McHah0u
Good FulIback

BY a series OF long end runs and
costly tumble by their opponents, the
eleven pigzkil cla=ers from Business
High School defeated the Tauelgwoods
on Van Ness Park yesterday afternoon
by IG 90 o. The drzt half was marked
by end runs Dy Business ana the rer-
riEc line bucklug OF the TaugieWood
backs
The embryonic bankers and brokers
scored their first touchdown when
TaugleWooo fumbIed. Tho second was
wei earned ana .the third was made
after TaugleWood had held Business
for downs several times and The BAH
changed hands Ca six different ocea-
Elous,
AicAahon. the Taugiawood fuIIBacE,
played exceptionally we'll being go al-
most every play and hitting tle Iiue
law and hard Carol. al center, and
Harris and Peak iu the line also ac-
Quilted themselves admirably. The Tan
gleWood smashed the Business lime ~
pieces az every line buck and never
failed 10 get the required distance
through center. buL they fum1Ied fIe-
queuIly and Business was quick 90 take
advantage. Business was strong iu the
ends, and time and again repealed it's
opponents there.
The Washington times., 1904-10-06
BARBECUE SPORTS \
DREW LARGE CROWD
Baseball, Field Athletics, and Other At
fractions at Master Butchers
JoIlifeatiou.

A large crowd assembled at the Ben
ming race track yesterday where the
members OF the Master Butchers AssO-
citation gave their outing. There were
neld sports, a baseball game between
the GOnzaga club and the jolly Fat Men.
and plenty OF barbecued beef In the
evening dancing was held IN the betting
ring.
The feature was the ball game It uu-
eXpectedIy ended Ia a victory for the
GOuzagas. who had TO contend with
many or the best players in the city.
The score was . TO p GOuzaga owed its
victory 10 the superb pitching of young
CantWell. who held his opponents down
10 three hits. The score;
r, II. K
Gonzaga ...,......0 OOx5 6 8
Fat Men--..-.--.-.0 o 0 o 0 OO1-2 9 I
Batteries-CaHtweu and Smith Don
aldson, Beckett, and HOfmaun
The Washington times., 1904-10-06
DAILY GOT DECISION
OVER kid" WILLIAMS

BALTIMORE, Oct. Tommy DAILY.
OF New York. last night received the de-
clsion over Kid Williams. OF PhiIadeI-
pnia, before the Eureka Athletic Club
III hoty contested ten-round bout
many of those who witnessed the con-
test. while cOncediag that DAILY had a
shade the better of IL. yet they thought
that Williams should have been given
draw. There was. not an idle moment
ON start 10 TiHish. Williams was the
-ayier by ten pounds. but DAILY was
the Cleyerer and the harder puucher
He nOOred the Kid three times, but the
latter always came back strong In
the eighth round both contestants had
their eyes cut and bleeding, and both
were fighting strong at the finish.
The Washington times., 1904-10-06

go back on their word Washington is
almost sure TO again see the pest sport
attaiua Die
Was Great Success.
The last Middle States regatta. which
was held here two years ago, drew the
largest number OF entries OF any regatta
ever held in America up 10 that time.
and was only surpassed IN number OF
entries this year when the meeting az
New York drew one more entry
Oarsmeu all over the country WhO at
tended the last Middle states mere are
enthusiastic ia pralsing the treatment
accorded them by the POtCmacs, The
local club looked entirely after the
shells OF the visiting crews, saw them
shipped ia safety, and had them re-
moved to the bOathouse, ready 10 rig up.
This proved an innovation, as thereto
Iore crews visiting regattas had % per
s0Hatiy see TO the ira Ssportation OF their
shells.
Potomac Outlook Bright.
Prospects for the Potomacs for next
year are even brighter than they were
IN the season just passed The cham
pionshiD crew of the Middle States VIII
be intact III the spring, and as the
younger men. DuGaT.ne. Thompson and
Scott, are sure 10 improve, IL VIII take
a shifty eight 10 prevent the POtomacs
from again carrying on the champion
snip OF America. The crew VIII be made
UP Of the following men: Barber stroke
Mueller, = Thompson O. Bliss o. Nc
Go,wan, A. DuGanHe, g Scott, 2 Boeoek,
J. Haneke, COZs vain.
Efforts are being made by the Balti-
more boat clubs 10 obtain the great Ma
tional REGATTA for the Monumental City
next July For the first time In years
the boat clubs OF OysteTtOWn are on
good terms, after long rupture. and re-
Gently held a joint meeting to elect
committee 10 OfTer Inducements for this
event. They claim they at last have
suitable place To hold the races. Balti-
more has not had q regatta since 1892,
At the annual outing Of the POLOmacs
On Sunday the Arundels viii try 10 en-
list the services Of the POtOmacs in help
ing 10 get the regatta for Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1904-10-06
RETURN
TO END SEASON

After a long trip in the West the
Washington baseball team viii open "a
series Of six games with the Athletics
In this city, beginning tomorrow. Three
dOuDleheadeFs VIII be Played-one to-
morrow. one on Saturday. and one on
Monday which winds up the season
There IS no change ia the relative po-
EitiUIs OF the Boston and New York
clubs. the BeaueaLers sim leading by
q lone point These teams viii meet ia
the final series OF the season in New
York beginning tomorrow, and the re-
suits or the games VIII be watched with
interest.
Boston yesterday defeated Chicago and
New York won from st. Louis.
The Washington times., 1904-10-06
Second Game

When the second game was called at
the end Of the fifth inning Dy agree
ment neither side had the decision
scoring only one run apiece. Townsend
and Raymond both pitched we'll and
hits
Washington lone tally came in the
first session. Nil walked, was sacTl-
feed by HiI, and scored Cl StahIs solid
biugle over the iuusld. The Tigers tied
the game up in the fourth. Clughlu's
double and Robinson s single doing the
business
The Washington times., 1904-10-06
Personal Comment on Men and
Things in the Field of Sports

island a whole lot about the yachting
game may be said to mark a new era
1T now appears that the wonderful
bid or s. COO for g box al the Giants
benefit in New York made by John T..
Brush was not a personal bid at all,
and he was handling money not his
own. The club voted s.. 90 toward the
benefit as a sop 70 the players and with
IT Brush made his graudstand bid
The Washington times., 1904-10-06
CONDITION OF THE WATER

Temperature and condition OF water at
S a m. Great Fails. temperature. d:
condition 81 DaleCarlia reservoir, tenn
peraLure. o. condition al north connsC-
riuu. So condition at south connection,
55. Georgetown distributing reservoir
temperature, o. condition AT induent
gate house, So condition ar efhusnt gate
house g. Washington city reservoir,
temperature, 81 condition az induents So
condition al en1ueut 50.
HAEERSTDWE oct 6.-Both rivers
are clear AT this point
The Washington times., 1904-10-06

Two case IIL-C0uEnIIu SacrTt0a MS
Hill, Raymond. Crawford Stolen base
Hiu. Bases on baUs-Dm Raymond. e
or Townsend, Z. Hit by pitched ball
BY Raymond, J. LefL on BlseE-JeIrolt
g. washington. g. Struck olt-Ey Ray
mond, s. 5y Townsend. j. Double play
Hills Nlls and SJaLL EmEil--ME. Con-
molly. Time OF games minute
The Washington times., 1904-10-06
HUB HART AGAIN
At GEORGETOWN
Star Right Half Reports
for Practice.
SATURDAY GAME UNCERTAIN
Mount St. Mary's Cancels Date-May
Get Gettysburg or West Virginia.
Mcclure on Hand.

The management OF the Mount St.
AIary's College team has notified Man
ager Fred CarIin. OF Georgetown, that
the MaryIauders VIII be unable 10 play
the Blue and Gray Saturday.
After the hue showing made at Prince
ton the coach at Mount St Mary's de-
cided that his team would be 50 COM
pIetely OuJciassed and that he would not
bring his team here on Saturday The
result IS that Georgetown is as yet with
out game for the date which was set
aside for Mount St MaTy's- Manager
CarIin is corresponding with several coll
Ieges. among them Gettysburg and West
Virginia. in the hope that he can get one
Of them to send an eleven
The practice AT Georgetown Field yes
-erday was light and consisted OF drill
ing the university eleven ia formations
Tor offensive plays. The scrubs were
weaker than usual and the result was
that the first team had little trouble IA
ma king long gains
The Washington times., 1904-10-06

EorlluE more remarkable could hap
Zen lg sports that TO- have the English
Omit that they HaEe uutclaszed In any
l.l-- under the sun. therefore the add
mission uE au English yachting maya
zlle that captain Charley Barr and the
IuEgmar had taught The tight little
The Washington times., 1904-10-06
Hart Shows Up

Hub Hart. the star right haltback, was
out in toes for the first time this season
DE ran through signals with the uni
versity eleven but did not take part In
the scrimmuges-
Big Mcclure. the center, arrived dur
Ing the practice. There has been per-
sistalt rumOr for several days that he
was to enter Cornell. SO the graduate
coaches were somewhat relieved when
1e reH0Ftcd weighing 30 pounds. lie
viii put ON a suit today. TX was the lrsJ
time the big team lined up for scrim-
images since the hard game al princeton.
bun Luere was only one change IN the
lineup Kelly a lsu-pOund recruit from
Haverhiu High school, was IN center IN
place of Given.
The Washington times., 1904-10-06

Earned runs-DetrOiU, ~ Washington
g TWo-base hiUs-SLahl and Lowe.
Three-base Crawford and Cassidy,
SaCTihce hit-MullIu. stolen bases
q Neil 2 Bases on baIl5-DE Wolfe, 3
on Mulliu 2 Hit Dy plJcher-Hy ~ ole,
J. Left on bases-Detroir q Washing
ton TO- Struck our-By Mulliu, S. By
Wolfe. 2. Double play-Cl4rke 10 cas-
sidy. Umpire-Mr. Connolly. Time Of
game hour and 40 minutes
The Washington times., 1904-10-06
ATTEST NEWS HND GOSSIP OF THE DAY IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS
POtOmacS to Celebrate
Triun1phS as OarSn1en
Grand Feast and Other Doings on AnalOs-
tan Island Next Sunday-WOrking TO Get
Middle States Regatta for Washington.

Rowing has been abandoned for the
year at the Potomac Boat Club, which
won the senior eight-Oared shell cham
pionship at the Middle States regatta,
held on the Harlem River on Labor Day.
AS "a fitting climax TO the success Of
the club In aquatic circles, an oyster
roast. athletic games, AID other amuse-
ments viii De held on AnaIostan Island
on Sunday next
The Potomacs viii have as their spe-
Cial guests the Arundel Boat Club OF
Baltimore, which viii be represented by
about seventy men, a baseball game
has been arranged between the oars
men OF these two clubs, 10 take place
after the foot races. The Arundels have
an exceptionally strong team, and while
the POtOmaCs are not sauBuine of win
ming hope to hold the Monumental city
boys down in good shape. The lineup
of the teams has not yet been decided
upon, but Barber and Bocock VIII prob
ably be the battery for the locals Both
played in the Sunday School Athletic
Association the past season.
After Middle States.
The outing is open TO all members Of
the Potomac Club and their friends. buT
members bringing friends must pay for
their admission. Prizes have been DO
mated by Washington business men 10
be presented 20 the winners or the
events
IT IS more than likely that the next
Middle States regatta, among the big
gest regattas in America viii be held
on the Potomac on next Labor Day
under the auspices Of the Potomac Boat
Club.
Claude u. ZappOuer representative OF
rn n-4f.
assurances from a. majority OF delega ties
who are members OF the convention that
they viii vote upon Washing ton as the
place TO hold the regatta Unless they
The Washington times., 1904-10-06

Bat Masters1u claims that too many
seconds I'm his corner bewildereq Cor
bett and caused him 20 lose the night
with Fltz7immDus az Carson City. That
surely is late explanation. bar could
have sold that diagram OF defeat for big
money right after the fight.
The Washington times., 1904-10-06

Now Jimmy Britt wants everything
als own way " he IS 10 night Young
gue-HIE recently. He agreed 10 "a match
Ul-l Joe Cans al ll3 pounds. mis- favor
lla weight the lightweight limIL, and
then backed down IL Is more Jlau like
-s Ie could whip the negro al that
weight a= Cans would probably be TOO
weak under 1875 pounds
The Washington times., 1904-10-06

Despite predictions 10 Tie contrary,
Buclneu has rather a heavy team this
season.
The Washington times., 1904-10-06

Good substitutes are scarce at Yale.
second eleven.
The Washington times., 1904-10-06
The Challenge

Sporting Editor OF The Times:
came down from Brooklyn two
weeks ago and have witnessed Two Wres-
tlIug contests, in both Of which Joe
Grant was the main attraction. i IN
quired who was the best men at my
weight. ana was told they We're Frank
fusemau. Roy Mackeys and Harvey
Tyrreu. / am living in Maryland and
think / am a wrestler, having met some
of the best men Iu the business, and am
not TOO proud to say that / have been
i was also informed if / gave my right
name / would never get on Win any on
these Washington men ~ men put Ll-g
challenge ia the papers they We're an
very anxious to Wrestle me- ana iiia5NS =
good side bet. but insisted on 5 5s-t-$E IA
first. and ] consented 70 ne LllNl 49,
Tuesday night at the GTAnt-Jas7ei GO
Ifbitfln. and then IT was All up LHsy
accused two friends OF mine oL IL '''s
to run In a ringer on them
Ia an Tuy athletic experience j i--' "a
heard that word used before Dy 4i-y o-lI
iy.h8 called himself an athlete "A Hle1ll
who claims q championship Emu ~ 80
hounds over the limit has no right 20
/ refuse anyone his weight nave put
/ myself I'M charge of Husrman and Love
( lace AT the Rock spring L1Z sieilic NiL t
/ / like wrestling auc Wou4o ilh7 20 -
"a few dollars out OF H. j am not hcI e
/ 10 h1odWiuk the public want 10
/ wrestIe ON the level ana oct my o"-4
/ nan 10 get within a few pounds Of my
/ weight and ] don't want 10 see A4tils
either. until we meet on the mat Will
money ne and Joe Grant can get 1 Wlll
! meet Tyrreu al any weight ne names az
I the ring side. and VIII bet MIN ala +--S
/ also bet him that Frank Huseman VIII
I beat him II ne Ct rrelD viii make lsS
/ pounds at ring side.
/ Grant claims the WelterWelSht chtln-
/ pi0uship. Now, let him make the Wei
/ terweight limit and i viii meet MIN on
I the level for all he cam get Grant mas
/ been picking his own men ana meets
men that nobody else ever heard or 4
( think he ought TO let the newspaper pick
/ d man for lim 10 meet and show the
/ Washington public some real wrestling
/ I insist that Mr.. Grant meet me at me
I velterweigut limit ring side
TyrreII agreed To 20 on with me FOR
fifteen minutes at one OF the Grant e&-
HibiLious- III IEFrell wants TO try me out
} I viii meet him any time in private, but
/ VIII not fool the plDllc 10y farce eAllt-
/ billions. I viii speak plainly / want
either TyTreU oT Grant TO meet me
/ and show the people of Washington
some real matches. and i think the at
tendance thereafter viii Dee much larger.
All that is left 10 be done Is for Grant
gT IyrTcll 10 meet me at The Times
office any time they say and nave 800
TO put up as "a forfeit and / VIII meet
either OF them for a side bet OF 500, and
no less They are the iaV0rltes and
ought TO get that much money.
/ Hoping I can boom the sport here. /
I remain yours truly
YOUNG MONDAY.
The Washington times., 1904-10-06

Gilbert, who IS playing left field -Or
PlttsDurg ana who was drafted by
washington, is putting up an excellent
game Tor the Pirates lie Is batting
harder than any man on the team. The
national commission viii consider his
case at its next meeting and il is p1s-
sibIe that he VIII be awarded 70 Wash
lngton-
The Senators viii be kept hustling
from now until the end OF the season,
playing six games at home with the
Athletes in three days.
After a strenuous attempt those Phil
lies have al last reached the loJ mark
ia games lost
PooIrooms have been closed at Lexing-
ton. KY, and viii remain closed for a
while. The order is particularly hard at
present ON account OF the rrUULlng races
being held there. The purTeyors OF odds
VIII likely open their places az the con
ClusiUu or the meeting.
All of the Whitney and Duryea horses
Irish Lao and GuuuEe. The sale VIII be
made 10 settle the estate OF the late
William G.. Whitney.
Joe Grim has been beaten again The
Dixie KID Is the latest 10 lick him.
Tie accom- LIsleu the task in SIX rounds
getting decision on points. Won
somebody please come along and knock
Grim CuL2
There IS one effective way of doing
away with the spit ball which is
nearly impossible 10 hiJ with any fire.
lueuCy- 4 good supply of IaDaECJ sauce
rubbed over the sphere would probably
inform the tWirlers that the shoot was
nor mFuciDle.
-r-r-. r-..-7s-- r-- ..---.--.- 1900. -- +s--
Giants team skinned al batting. rank
ing second SIN the National League with
am average vi -3z1. but sLL they DO not
let llm play regularly
William r.. Whlmey's great stallion.
lLel.eI. leads the list of winning sires.
His sons and daughters have earned
over SD. go in purses and stakes
The Washington times., 1904-10-06
SEEKING SCALP
OF JOE GRANT
Unknown After
Him and TyrrelL
WANTS SIDE BET OF $500
Aspiring Stranger Viii Meet Grant at
WelteEweight Limit, or Lyrrel
at Special Weight.

Wrestling is on the boom in Washing
ton, as evidenced ia the interest in the
matches held each two weeks by the
Turner Athletic Club.
Joe Grant has been the main attrac-
ton at all or the bouts. and has no
trouble ia disposiug of his men. Grant s
success has filled outside wrestlers
from out of town with a desire to lower
his flag Another Washington wrestler
who is also attracting attention is Har-
vey Tyrreu, of the Turner Athletic
Club, who claims the lightweight cham
piouship OF the South.
From Brooklyn comes a wrestler who
signs himself Young Monday which he
admits Is not his right professional
uame-aud offers TO meet Tyrreu for
the lightweight championship, or Grant
for the welterweight honors, if Grant
viii make the weiter limit This aspir-
iuEs youth is under the care OF Frank
Husemau and Walter LOvelace, at the
Rock Spring Hygiene Club, and insists
that the side bet be 500, with a forfeit
of 500. He writes as follows:
The Washington times., 1904-10-06
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
American League.


TODAY's GAMES.
American League
Cleveland at Detroit.
National League.
Boston at PHILADELPHIA.
st. Louis at Pittsburg
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
American League.
Washington. &; Detroit, J.
Detroit J. Washington, J.
Boston, g. Chicago. B.
New York, 8: St Louis, I.
observation-disclosures -Raiu.
National League.
Chicago, 2 Boston, 0.
The Washington times., 1904-10-06

William O.. Whlrueys great stallion
lLel.eg. leads the list OF winning sires
Ills sons and daughters have earned
over s-1..llJ I'm purses and stakes
The Washington times., 1904-10-06

acids and restoring the
rating and toning up TIA,
anteed strictly vegetabl
Write as should you d
viii cost you nothing. Z
The Washington times., 1904-10-06
r. RHEUMATISM
JOINTS AND MUSCLES sW0LLEN AND STIFF

disease so painful and far-reachug IN its effects
dpon the human system as Rheumatism must have g
deep and welaid foundation 1t originates and deveI-
ops IN the blood and like other diseases of the blood,
is frequently inherited The poisonous acids with
which the blood charged circulate through the system
The Washington times., 1904-10-06

a r---- ---|- va0 Ie08
Ting
and causing IsSbed
sharp cutting help their Eaedi;
is
fed,
coated rd.a-eHl
Ave ID CHAIRMAN
wrecked
Iiniuneuts plasers nd things
~ IN ~ ed relief.
~ ~ ~ S s. is the greatest all blood purifiers
nj NJ Nj in
andbe Rheumatism neutralizng the
acids healthy condition and invigo
the
anteed strictly vegetable containing potash or other harmful drugs
medical which
viii cost you nothing SVsET SPECIFIC Coz ATLANTA GA
The Washington times., 1904-10-06

Mike Dauliu has every man on the
Giants team skinned an batting. RANK
ing second Sun the National League with
au average of -sZ7. but sLI. they DO not
let him play regularly
The Washington times., 1904-10-06

go back on their word Washington is
almost sure TO again see the best sport
atEaiua bic
The Washington times., 1904-10-06

The Senators viii be kept hustling
from now until the end OF the season,
playing six games at home with the
Athletes ia three days.
The Washington times., 1904-10-06

After q strenuous attempt those Phil
lies have AT last reached the loJ mark
ia games lost
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-12

''Ispsy" nase. Best ME-

Wheny ou get "Topsy"
hose you are buying the
very best on the market at
the lowest possible price.
No fade or crock TO the
hose or sock marked"1op-
sy". We have some mum.
bers for this sale that are
pippins. Ladies' black
WOO: hose worth 25c q pair,
loom end sale price 10c
Ladies hose, full seam
less. welt top, spliced heel
and toe, extra quality warn.
fast black worth rsc, loom
end sale price. pair = &c
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-08-30
REMINDER TO MR.. WILLIAMS,


Secretary Taft has neatly punctured
John Sharp Williams rhetorical rig
marole about the Declaration Of In.
dependence and the Filipinos. In
his speech at Montpelier the former
Governor Of the Philippines made
this home thrust at Mr.. Williams;
1T is quite remarkable that Mr..
Williams should be so sensitive that
1.-THE Filipinos are not given COM
-..'plete self-goyernment at once, and
yet should be willing to represent
's.tfle Yazoo district ia Congress, elect
led thereto by a vote of ,463 persons
tout of a population of 100000"
How is Democrat orator to in
dulge in irony and sarcasm if he is
thus to be reminded Of facts? Inde-
pendence for the Filipino may be a
congenial subject for men who do
more talking than thinking, but con-
stitutional rights for the negro in
Mississippi- that, OF course, is a very
different thing, not at all suitable to
oratory Of the Williams type.