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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
MISS ADAMS MATINEE
Extra Performance of Star is
Arranged by Wire Sale
of Seats Begun.

Owing 10 the great demand for seats
during the engagement of Afaude
Adams, who plays J. n. Barrie's The
Little Minister on Monday. TUESDAY
ana Wednesday nights of this week
at the salt Lake theatre, the manage
ment has decided TO give a matinee
performance Wednesday afternoon.
il was az first announced that there
would be no performance ina the after
noon during Miss Adams engagement
i'm this city. The sale of seats was 50
heavy for The evening performance
that Manager George u. Pyper Friday
night telegTaphed Ir. FT0hman in New
York requesting him to allow a NATL
nee performance during Aliss Adams
stay In Salt Lake The request was
granted yesterday and the advance sale
of seats was at once begun.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
NEBEKER BACK FRom MEXICO.
Governorship Without Csm-
hitting Himself Either Way.

DISCUSSES GOFernorshlp Without CeIIl-
hitting Himself Either Way.
Gull Nebeker was in the city for q
feW hours yesterday ON his way to his
home in Rich county, after d visit to
the plantations of the Utah Mexican
Rubber company in the state Of Ia
basCo, Mexico. Mr.. Nebekor was iu
Mexico about two months and says the
rubber proposition looks better than
ever.
Mr. Nebeker was advised that some
one had sprung his name in the course
Of q discussion regarding the Demo
cratic nomination for governor. Mr..
NebekeT was not surprised To hear Of
it. Il knew there had been some talk
about il" he said. but 7 have not Civ
en- il serious consideration. III tell
YOU" he went on, with a Chuckle,
"doWn where I've been everybOdy's my
friend, and things have been so lovely
and harmonious that I'm afraid oppo-
sition would break my heart. But" he
continued, seriously, while I appFeci-
ate that it would be an honor TO be
governor Of the state. / don't know that
there is any reason why I should come
out I've got some good warm friends
and I've got a lot of enemies, The
party i'm the state is I'm very good shape
now, they tell me- but If i should come
out it might renew old feelings that
are better dead. I don't know that I
could get the nomination. and don't
know that I would want il if I could
get it. Z neglected my business for
politics during several years mere, and
lately I've been giving my time 20 the
effort to scTape together a little coin.
Tt would take a lot Of urging to get
me back into the ring"
Mr.. Nebeker left for home iH the
evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
PRINTED ON BATTLEsHIP.
Newspaper Tells How the Wisconsin
Broke Iargat Record.

Paris White formerly a resident OF
salt Lake city, but now with the navy
in Che Philippine islands, has sent The
Herald q copy Of paper printed ON
Inc Cuited States batUeship Wisconsin.
containing a picture Of the crew of
Badgers that broke the worlds record
m handling a thirJeen-incn gun. The
record was made iu target practice I'm
Manila bay.
White enlisted jU salt Lake city and
Is now with the Badgers. The world
record was broken by A. c. Buenniug,
who made eight shots and eight hits in
five minutes and ten seconds and Cox
swain Ira 81. Gauut. who made a record
of ten shots with nine hits i'm five min
ules and forty seconds
THE paper is aH eisht-page sheet on
good paper and clear type 10 contains
The story ofthe bTea king of Che worlds
record hrW "a siS-inch gun Is fired. the
story OF tae cruise of the boat. two
pages of editorial matter and number
of skits Ou navy life.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22

JAMES WHITCOAfB RILEY asks.
Where are the AfterWhiles If he
means by the "afterwhiles" the Dime
bys" we can tell him. They are right
here in this town. All of them We
know they are because we have met
10 or 80 thousand Of them while we
have been introducing pOppeFt0u TO
public notice. They are all going 20
build homes bimeby-after a while.
Putting of getting a good location
when good locations are getting
scarcer al the while is a bad thing
TO do. When a city is growing as this
one is. good locations keep getting
little bit harder to reach every day.
and the "bimebys' and ''afterawhiies"
get left just as those virgins did that
YOU read about in the Bible who fooled
around and played horse when they
ought 10 have been trimming theiB
lamps. Don't put it of any ionge:
Look into popperton now, while you
can get a good selection. We VIII
make it easy for you. The early bird
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EXCURSION 80
u - - -.

81. louis and return .....-....-... et7 60
Chicago and return --.............. sT 80
Chicago and return. via ST. Louis. 5000
ST. louis and return. via Chicago. So %
Transit limit teu DAYS in each dire--
ton nnal limit sixty days. Tickets On
sale Tuesdays and Fridays each week.
Tickets good Tor stopoVer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
CONFIRMATION SERVICES.
Elaborate Exercises to be Held at
Jewish Synagogue.

Confirmation services viii be con-
Quoted at 30 O'clock this morning at
The synagogue of the Congregation
Buai Israel by The rabbi, Rev. Louis
O.. Reynolds. The ccnhrmands will be
Miss Tillie Is. Heeselberg uf 2I3 Seventh
East street, and Wallace Glen Woolt
of 31l East First South street
The following is the programme 10
be rendered:
Organ prelude prayer Service pro-
CessiCual, opening of the ark. closing
of the ark. continuation hymn, Father,
See Thy Suppliaut Children" Sabbath
school. opening prayer Miss Tuie 3.
IesseI berg soprano solo, eNamina-
ti0H of class, Rabbi Reynolds; process
sion of faith, AIr. Wallace Glen Wolf;
alto solo, valedicJOTy. Miss Heeselberg;
hymn. Have You Heard the Golden
City" Sabbath school. closing prayer,
SIR Wo0If. address and presentation
of certificates, President S. Bamb5r-
gers blessing of cou6rmands. Rabbi
Reynolds, alteration prayer; benedic-
ton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
LYON STOCK REPLEvINED.
Between Partners Leads to
This Action.

The sheriff yesterday took posses
sion Of the Lyon Jewelry store on a
writ Of repleVin sworn 10 By Willard 2.
Snyder, who sold the stock last Thurs
day TO the J. II. Leyson JeWelTy COM
pauy. The action was prompted by the
refusal of Mr. Lyon, one of the part
ners OF the firm to allow the purchasers
to take possession of the stock. He
claimed he had not been consulted IN
regard to the sale, and would not give
Up possession,
Mr.. Snyder owns the controlling In
teTest in the business and issued the
writ of replevin. The Leyson company
claims to have no interest ia the trou-
bic between the partners.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
We Want Decoration Day
Flowers.

Place your orders as soon as. possible
TO insure prompt delivery. We shall
not advance the price of our flowers,
as We grow them ourselves and give
our customers the advantage OF the
regular price when others advance
prices. Thousands Of geraniums and
other budding plants. The Salt Lake
Huddart Floral Co, pa East Second
South and No. s Main street. Tel, 81,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
TEACHERS RATES


10 the Worlds fair without change.
The Pullman palace<car thar goes via
burlington Route leaves salt Lake
ialy 3:t5 p. nm. Can OF write and get
r. f. Noslen. General
Agent 90 West Second South street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
MORE SHORT LlaE CHANGES
Jones Has Territory Added to His
Jurisdiction.

Joseph dOuCz. Who has been covering
some zoo miles a month as head of the
police department. OF the Oregon Short
line, VIII now have 10 increase his
mileage 90 1000 miles a month. The
Union Pacific To- Green River. including
IAe Park city branch. has just been
added 10 his present territory. that
lylng between Salt Lake, Butte and
Huntington.
been made by the company. John -
Co1sdun has b5Cn made division en-
slne-r for idaho and r. b. Ketchum
~ salt Lake city division engineer for
AeEi2na. Under he former j. A. Weed
VIII hereafter he known as general
FOREMAN lf bridges and buildings. ln-
stead az superintendent of bridges
A. u. kiHs, who has been in charge
OF TINS department iu Montana. will
De transferred 90 Utah under Division
Engineer Harris. HIS successor has
not yet been named.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
DIED

BURST -In this city May 10, 1884, Mar
ietta burst aged s. years.
The funeral VIII be held today az .
b. m from the residence, Highland Park
addition, near Thirteenth West aud Sec
ond South streets. Interment, Mt OIivet
cemcteFE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
Good Medicine

} There are lots and lots Of people
in this world Of sin and grief
Who are loaded Down with s0r-
rows and can find no sure re- (
lief
We can give you a prescription
that viii makesyOur life as
gay
, AS the flowers on the hillside in {
the merry month Of May;
co and build a house I'm pepper (
ton and move up there 20 live, {
} And you viii not trade the home
youth have for all the world {
can give.
} You can sit out on your doorst0ne {
and see the valley view {
And the gateway in the evening. (
when the sun is passing {
through,
You win say. when you hsve lived {
there, that you've found a {
sure retreat
And will gamble off your raiment {
that no other lands compete.
SOOOOOOOOOOoCc0CoCOCOoO
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S~OCDD~DDJCCO OOOOOOOOOOE
y The swell part of salt Lake
q IS popPertou. Everything proves {
q that. And it's going TO De the {
y swell part too, FOR an time 1T &
y can't be otherwise Good people
= already are identifying IL with {
> good homes and more are going c
, 20. Watch the tides-they are set
= thing that way. We have a differ
D eut kind of people and do things
D differently out here-it's true. but. c
just the same, popperton Is going
> % be the 'it' or the residence To-
, caiities Eastern people are coming c
y here, people who are not afraid of
the cars-and who know how 10
, live and whore % live, and they
VIII live in poppeFt0u They Will c
, live where ID as high and dry and G
, healthful and that's the way 30 is C
, iu popperton. They viii live where c
, the houses won Pc ana huGdled
, together--as they won't be in pop
, peTton-and where there amt any
'dOhies. The real dead swell c
, people haVeut all got here Eet. but C
, some that have are iu p0ppeTt0H G
When the rest of them get iu we G
, WON'T have as many lots as we g
, have now. c
Observation-Disclosures
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22

Sunday Evening, Ray %, Utah State
Band.

6Ano.
T. illustrated Song .,....,., dean Wilson
2. March Cosmopolitan America
..-...- ....-...-.. Helen MGy Butler
Official Campaign Programme.
3. Overture, Poet aHd Peasant
.s..... .....-......, .Suppe
4, Bugdell and Iarelli. fTnpers0uat tors.
). Selection, prince of F5lsen" 49,.
t+-..-- --ss IL .-..-s---- See l+ll y US
8. Waltz, " eddlng of the Winds
Z. Harry Shaw. the eastern baritone
late of Anna Held company.
S. Overture Light cavalry. ......
fstrttsttsts ..tttt,-',t ss-tsrst 0uppe
2. Selection. 'ORenbaehiana"
.... .........-.- .....-- .OHenbaCR
10 Harry Marshall monologuist
H. Idyl, Pure as snow.
te. Caprice Hervisue. Awakening
of the Winds assoc. ......-. konskl
13 Moving pictures
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
Id. S. ALUMNI TO MEET.
VIII Elect Officers and Gather at
Banquet May 80.

Banquet May go
The annual banquet and election Of
officers Of the Alumni association of
the Latter-day Saints university VIII
he held in the college building, opposite
the temple on Main street Monday,
called at o'clock ia the afternoon in
room So Of the Young memorial build
ing. Besides the choosing of officers
a new constitution is to be adopted. At
s o'clock in the evening the banquet
is to take place in the memorial room
of the same building.
Chairman d. J. McRae Of the invita-
ton committee, has announced that
owing TO he fact that the books of the
association are in such bad shape that
many have not received Invitations
all former members are invited. Those
planning 10 attend should notify him
50 that sufficient accommodations can
be made for all.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
The K0LlTZ SPECIAL
10 Ogden May 22d.

Fare 800 for the round trip Re
freshmeHts free on train. Leave salt
Lake $50 a M Returning leave Og-
den 9 "a ISL. via -. g. r. q. Grand
outing for every body,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
DENVER EXCURSIONS.
May 20 and 81.

Via Oregon short Line Round trip
$50 Five days transit limit each way
with final limit of June IS.
City Ticket Office. POI Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
Whan Wemen - 80.

Women appear 10 the best advantage
I'm summer when wearing a pretty shirt
waist. There is just enc place to have
shirt waists laundered properly Give
your call. TROY LAUNDRY,
166 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
II Is - b - -.

Correct underwear is the great pre-
veutatiye Of cold durins the hos months
when you perspire freely and cool on
suddenly The Diemel linen mesh un-
derwear IS q preventative
BROWN, TERRY e. WOODRUFF 60.
I66 Main street.
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PFRsoNAI

Dr. C.. j Douglas has returned after an
absence OF six weeks in Chicago. where
he has been taking a post graduate
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
wan Paner.

Some things new in wall decorations
just arrived We are up-to-date with
our order. ". A. Duvall f24 West
Second South. where sou always gef
The best paint and painters, Phone
1855 X,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
SO TIRED

Yet you tess about all night. una BILE to
sleep. It's your nerves that are un-
strung Weak nerves are Starved
nerves and YOU therefore need some
thing 10 Hourish and put vim and vi
tality into them. For this particular
duty Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is
highly endorsed by physicians 1t is
also Invaluable in cases Of Poor Ape
tite, Insomnia, Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Weak Kidneys, Biiousness and Ma
laria, Fever and Ague- We hope youu
try it at once.
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BiTTERS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22

To the Point # other Teas
Are as Good or Better Than
Tree Tea, Should They Not
Lead Instead? But Other Teas
Don't. Tree Tea Leads Them
All.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
An Attractive Home

Is made doubly attractive after we
have Iaundered your curtains. Our
French process is the only effective
method Of cleansing such delicate fab
RIGS TROY LAUNDRY
166 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
TINTIC AND RETURN 81.
over the Famous Double Circle, sun
day, Nay p.

Special train leaves D. & Il. @. depot
at salt Lake $3.50 a. IA. A splendid OPP
portunity To view the great double loop.
the greatest engineering feat in the
Rocky mountain region.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22

merit. All grocers sell IT. None gen
ulne without our label with the crown.
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-, 60, go.

Framed aud unframed az Bargain
prices TO close them out American
Wall Paper Co, E Third South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22

You won't hnd anything
more sRappy and attractive
than the Hart Scha1ner &
Marx Varsity suits. They
are ADAPTED for both young OF
old. You win not be asked
your age; you viii be correctly
dressed-that's enough.
II. S. & IL suits-SI5 to $40.
There are no clothes equal 70
them. You can't pay too much
for them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22

SUMNER CLOTHES. some
times called shot weather
suits, quarter lined coats,
trousers made with CUTS.
There are no better clothes
made than we ara showing.
We offer special prices this
week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22

You 90 not have to get of OF your
car from the time YOU start until YOU
return if you 20 to st. Louis OF Gin
cinnati on the Elks' excursion. Your
hotel and sleeping car fare VIII not
exceed SIS. They leave July rs and
return Aug. 4, For particulars see
secretary at Elks building,
Keep your eye on Castlla
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22

Oid volunteer firemcn viii attend the
funeral Of their late fellow member. Don
carlos Tufts from he family residence.
-1l5 Third East Sunday AT clock
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50.0Oo 81 d ~ -

At 10c per roll and up. American Wall
Paper Co. g r. Third South.
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49, - 81 ~ 80

AT zoe per roll aad-lp- American Wall (
Paper Zoo, s Z. Thira south.
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Ingrain III -

25c per roll. American Wall Paper Co,
g j. Third South.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

Funeral services over the remains Of the
late Cecilia Edgar viii be held from the
Firth ward meeting house al noon today.
The remains may be viewed at 1873 West
Seventh South street from j a. IN. to
II 80 q. M
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
UNDERWEAR

= y III y l-LLI--
Blue, pink, ecru, white, shirts
and drawers silk finished
so Cents Each.
Other kinds in mercsrized
isle thread-s1.O0 S1,5O and
up.
Com binatiou suits-51 90,
$3.50, $500 and up.
EEGLIGEE SKIRTS
In al tho new and handsome
patterns S1.Z5 and mp.
Fancy Wash Vests-2i.5O,
$500, $500 ana up.
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MN Ner nd,.1fers.

Direttorin: .Marrm tpiujt
Du beun anferu iusenblihen 9elben
f@on ipitber enttaHen, CT fpielt ia gang
sut2s-D irtttpr: ,Dos fhon-
abes bic 2ompen perft.bt er nidi 3u
pubsu!@
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@ss 6berIprtsttBsue N.tniisdsa-
7ohl.

Wettheibt yDtesmol
sDsghen sic tpohl '~reinfalen. S6ra, Der
1tebfsobI 1T Sbr breisebnter!"-
9Srs: nson's unb'{Orst. 9err Dot.
fprl-Dabei is net biieb'u!-
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cute aad1burrd,af4

Dem i'm @orten neben benz @efGugs
atbhcfe ipislenbsn aR6blein bss Niret.
tsys III Der Bah III ben 6of unier BIZ
IutH3nappenben 9trGflfnge seront.
2dustrt 3eit psib es Ii4 fsinen Ratb,
ME es pisber gu fsinem GpisI5enss
tgmmeu ica. oann aber fabi Is snblid
MHtbs unb fast gu sinem Der prDme,
atttTbeH: sic. 9err @piBbube, ieien
gle bod 10 frsunbli4 unb geben Sic
min meinen Ball beriber!"
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Meatuthlfdf.

M ann (nocb elmer bGusIi9en
Ssene): .gbeline, an ben aopf barfft
Oh mir ben gtiefettnedt ntdt perf.n
-tpie leiht tanr er bod bo 5uriidpral<
len unb Did treffsn.
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&stnu-70s.ah.

Darptnu .Mos felt benn bies
asA GemGlbe bor9"-W oter: Die
jltbtn apbiInbenl Ga in ober f1on
etrfauft an Germ aommsraienrotb
@ilbsyteia fur 1000 Mart!@-p +
gena: sMie. Der @ilberfein fir
1000 Wcrt-hie iitben Sobfunhtn2
Nselen sic mir sebn TobfiuSen fir
1000 Marf.@
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noes a~a1rehcnahiun.

Woter: So tange i4 fprede,
muBs Du f4tpeisen." s T B d e n :
yDas bait Oh Dir dher gut eemertt
bon Mamoi"
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GauIe 0g,sfTrhuInfn,.,tn.

ungt Grau: Sd BIN Dir
sieentIi4 b0ie. paul, benn IN alien MIR
sefonbten @riefen bdjf Du mir muir
sinsa Rub mitesdidt.@-M O mn:
aDos muBt Du sntfdulbissu, tiebss
eiHb. 0u tpeiB. bod. baB ID auf Sc.
f&6ftsreiie mar. unb ba Bat man
kMmsr ipenig 9eit.*
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3uruoristisches


Dramatiter: Bon beuts ab
i@reibe i6 MIR mebr @inatter, Die tpers
ben .eber az @nbe eeipieIt."
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NrrGRlici,.

@atts: .alio fuBfrsi. al.iber
ftnb mObern2 Dd tpirf Du natiirIi9
tDieher bon al Deinen Roben bic
GGleppe entfernen IaIen muTen9~-
Victim: .8erubise Did, Gmil!
4As ben @6leppen laB Id Dir bic
f45uften @nIipie ma1en!"
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asprs ATasss,.euts,

so. jet ntmmF Du inn bic
3gpmn1eI. bic ibn has Gbriittinb ee>
bsa@t bot!-.g ritens moht tr gu biel
0Gym unb Stpeitens bin i9 Mnh1nger
hsa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
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@nffssaa.toaln4.

Wonn: rgfun, mas fast bic aerss
in gu Deinem 3uitanb 2"-G Ire.
f9usrt): .9offnunsslns!A-M q n
.@ieio. boffnuneslosa"-G r q
,lun. in fon in'a Seebab; aber basu
mlbtt i'd minbeitens feds neae 30.
@iMe hoben!4
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~ Salt. cement. Sano, gad.
steine, ~feuerfeite @teine uno gbDns
Ibeeruno GspbaltpapIer, SaGpnppe.
Their uno Gspbalt, Del, gerpentir
T9rbel. @las &C. &c. tets pDrr6tbio
bet g. g. 9ietmGnu. BOG on.
Commerce. traBe. @ieoriae 8reiie.
quite Waare iDtuie CUTE un6 reene
8e0ienuna meroeu l9arontirt
%eIspbDn 40
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Drtu.

Nm ben Retrutsn bas @efibl bes
mM6es. nit benz bic re6te !6anb bsim
Grltsn an bic ao~pfbcbedung fli,ssn
mvb, beutIid gu MAIDEN. bat Elm fins
bigger u~nterOffisier Defenders ihlappen
QsuieH einen MuSnstsn ar bic Mite
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-26
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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-05
AT CEDAR RAPIDS.
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and Thiery and Wolfe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-05
ALICE BROKE EVEN.

Vincennes, July 4.--The morning
game was a comedy OF errors, besides
Vincennes batting hard and being the
longest game of the season, one hour
and fifty-three minutes being con
sumed
In the fifth inning Second Baseman
Guyn OF the locals leaped into the air
after a line drive which he captured,
retiring the side. but in alighting fell
upon his head severely spraining his
neck. He was conveyed TO his hotel,
where he is being tenderly cared for.
Wee" Willie Popp, once manager
OF the local team, umpired the game.
He succeeded wild Bill" Setley, who
was released today for his part in
the fight on the Henderson flefi last
week
The score:
Hen. 800 0 9 0 0 / 0 o. 2 5 3
vim. ....3 0 0 3 o 4 o x--14 s 6
Batteries Morgan and Downey,
Crangle and Hugg- Umpire-Popp.