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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-16

lnncldcr Moran will probably be
shifted 10 st. Louis second base next
season.
Manager McAleer declares that
young pitcher Morgan has mastered
the spit ball"
Catcher Joe sugdcn has been 70.
signed by ST. Louis at an unsolicited
5000 Increase In salary
Tho St Louis club has signed
Charles Starr. the crack catcher Of the
Ohio Works team. Of Youngstown. q.
Manager Armour Ia being urged by
the Detroit papers 10 compel Mullin
20 pitch every third day next season.
Manager Grinth announces that
Ambrose Pullman. the big lofthandor
from Coyington. will be used regularly
In the box next season.
George LaChanco has not missed a
championship game In three years.
remarkable showing considering the
strain and mutations Of the game.
"Rubo" waddcll says his full name
Ia George Edward Harrison Reed vim
chester Reuben waddell. and he wants
II used on the uooro cards noxt spring
IN full.
osteon. the inneldcr with the New
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-16

Danny Mahcr the popular American
Jockey, has come in for share OF ad
verse criticism over his riding OF
Pretty Polly, the champion tliy, In
the PriN du Conscll Municipal al
Paris when she was beaten by Presto.
a French colt The English experts
are Of the opinion that Mahor waited
too long ON the French horse and O..
Pectcd to smash him with few
Strides whom thcy turned into the
home stretch. This the great marc
failed to do. and Presto won by two
aud a half lengths. II IL Understood
that the mare will not be seen In sill.
again this season. and she goes into
winter quarters with a really phcnom
email record. her aggregate since aho
began running being fi57i6O. the TO
suit OF fourteen consecutive victories
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-16
Allerton Leading Sire.

Tho leading sire Of 1896. 1897, 1905
and 1900 was Allsrton, 2.O3il The
leading sire OF 1904 is Auprtcn. Alter
ton rns lod Eve seasons. No other
sire has led more than two Seasons
a list OF firCs that have had tua ar
more 1880 performers enter tle .IH,
in one year since 1884 rs found 90 con.
tain the name OF Alhrton. 2:o5ln
seven times.
Only one sire, Alcuntarn, 1898. la8
appeared a largo number Of times and
Alcantara has lived ten years longer
In the seven seasons Allertun has been
one OF tho leading slres he has put III
performers IN the $3.50 list, an average
Of seventeen per year. There are
seven sires that have gotten 40 or
more performers In $3.50.
The youngest sire is Allerton,
2:09h. at IS years. Only two other
sires IN this list are living one is 25
years old, the other 2s.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-16

There So a gardener, or rather a
helper. IN the employ OF Senator De
pew on his estate on the Hudson who
owes his position. 81 f. said, 10 a
clever retort The man haG been en-
ployed In a mental position ono day
ho approached the senator and asked
for a recommendation Mr.. Dopow
good nauredly consented, had a note
prepared and signed Il. The man took
the letter and read Il without a word.
"Dont you think Il favorable
snough7" asked bis employer
"oh, II couldn't be better than you
made H." said the man, but
but what?' said Mr.. Depew, sur.
prised at the mans audacity
well, sir" said the man. In dep
recating tone. 1T seems 20 good. SIR
that / thought you might want TO give
me something better 10 do on the
strength OF a recommendation like
that"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-16

The Pirates, as usual. will 10 10 lot
Springs. Ark.. TO train
President Droyfuss fayors a shorter
season than that Of 1904.
Catcher Chance. OF the Chicagos. n
playing with the Los Angeles team
Catcher Killing has given up his no.
ton Of buying the Kansas City club
and has resigned with Chicago
Short stop Shay ~ the Cardinals,
is playing short hold for the Portland
club Of the pnclnc Coast league.
During the past season % home runs
were made ON the Polo grounds 30
by visiting teams and 20 by the Giants.
outside of Manager Clarke ami
Pitcher Lynch. President nrcyfuas has
not asked one VI the pIttsburg play.
err Ia sign a contract for the coming
season, and does not intend tu at
least until aftor the first Of the new
year.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-16

The bloomington club has ro-on
gagged William Common Tor the fourth
consecutive year az team manager for
1906.
The Cedar Rapids club has declared
small dividend on last seasons
profits and has reelected Boldon hin
team manager
The discarded Rockford club has
given Manager Arthur r. Owens his
release 10 enable him to sign with tho
Burlington club Of the Iowa league
The Rock Island association haH
been experimenting with managorH
ever since Frank Donnolly left tho
team year ago to take charge Of
Springfield
Tho drafting Of Pitchers Fclno ana
Holmes by tho Chicago (Amorican)
and PittsburE clubs. respectively,
caused mingled regret aud much re.
iolclng among the Cedar Rapids fans
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-16

Tho Wheeling club has signed
shoriHtop Henry Mag and Pitcher
hun Ehman OF Canton. O.
Il is probable that outnolder Bort
Dennis. Of Fort Wayne will bs ap.
pointed manager OF tho Grand Rapids
club
Tho Wheeling club has signed Catch
r. Paddy Livingstone ~ Cleveland.
who played hno ball Tor tho Akron. o..
independent team last season.
Prcaldcnt nomcnt donouncoa az n
fake a story sent out from Vlnconnea
TO the effect that he had written par
ties there suggesting a move 10 m.
cludo Tcrrc Hauto and Eyanuvlll0
Jimmy Ryan manager last season
OF the Colorado Springs team, Of tho
Western League has signed as man
aver OF tho Evansville team for next
season. Tho new owners Of the team
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-16

The Cambridge (MassD Athletic
club saw two bouts Nov 10 that are
unparalleled In the history OF tho prize
ring between Larry Connolly Of South
boston and Fred Bryson. Both mon
won-Connclly by u knockout IN ono
round and Bryson by decision Ia ten.
Hut fifteen minutes elapsed between
tho two contests
In the first bout. after minute Of
boxing, Connolly slipped a right hook
ovor to Bryson's Jaw. and he went To
the mat lie was not out. but merely
took the count, which no misiudgcd.
Connolly was declared the winner. and
the crowd. disguised. began to Me
out. Then the boys. realizing tho
disappointment ~ the crowd, agreed
TO box another bout. the FIRST going 10
ConnollyH credit They fought the
entire ten rounds at a furious race
Brynon getting the decision
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-16

Bin Clumon i8 OF opinion that 80
por cent of safe hitting Is puro luck
Manager Joe Cuntillou, Of The MI.
waukce, has a well paying saloon In
Chicago.
Manager Canullon viii use his Des
Molnes plant as training place Tor
the Brewers next spring
From indianapolis comes the tb
that George Magoon. captain OF tho
Hoosiers is To be put on the market
a younger brother of Billy Friel ot
the Columbus club has signed with
the Ohio Works club. Of youngstown,
for trial.
pitcher Egan makes the statement
that the "spIt bail has NO terrors for
association batsmen, who seem 10
have all solved A.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-16

outaoIdor Bud Thiol is butcher by
trade.
Harry Wolch. Of the omahas, has
resumed his studies at the Creighton
Medical College.
Pitcher Jack pfcisctr 10 winterlnE
In Cincinnati, whore he Is a saloaman
Tor a large leather house.
"Yank' Brown, Of Omaha, who loo
the Western league pitchers this year.
IS back In college NJ Ames, Iowa
Umpire Bobby Carruthers is follow
Ing the races at latonia and Incident
ally doing a lIt'lc side work for a
book
Omahas splendid little night holdeu
Bobby Carter b. citizen Of Omaha
and rs employed hy the Stock Yards
Company Of South Omaha
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-16

Indiana university Ia TO lose her
eihciont coach. James II. Horne. who
announces his intention OF leaving at
tho end Of the college year. lie Ia
tho best and most popular coach In.
diana has ever had. Mr. Horne will
return To his homo In the east and IL
considering the sporting edltorHhlp on
an eastern newspaper. Mr. Horne has
been athletic director at Indiana for
six years and has increased In 81.
nclency and popularity during his stay.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-16
GH1JB TQRk tR2<0 Oh

lenguc. say nc games. after which
moro viii be played a series Of games
between National league teams ON ono
side and American league teams on
nc other "a complete schedule Of
games TO be arranged to cover dates
ior the rest Of the season with each
Team Of each league meeting over
team OF the opposition circuit
Failing IN this, Mr.. Hermann is 10
favor Of a long schedule la the Ma.
uonhl league quite as long az that
which was played during tho season
nf' closed. when each team was
scheduled Tor i5i games.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-16

are Ryan, president; @. W. Bomonr
and John Walker.
II the Springfield. o., club ia admit
ted 10 the Central League an effort
VIII be made 10 secure JigBs DonA
huoH rcleuso from Chicago, so that no
may become tho teams managorcap
tain
Tho meeting Of the Central baseball
league mawutcs fgult0d 10 no sci
Element OF only ono important quog
ton The remainder OF TIC dino vas
devoted 10 soHaml discussion OF
lo'mo AFFAIRS AB was expected the
Evansville franchise Ral returned TO
thpt city 90 being sold 10 mo recently
organized EiocI. company. composed,
or C. w. Bemcnl lr John T.. Walbor
and James D. Ryan.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-16

No one has ever equalod this nity.
hyo yard boot for a score. Tho best
performances Of De witt. ODoa and
dershbergor pale before Il. George
Brooke, who trained Crowell. and was
in IDS day tho greatest of Eei.
Admits that Crowoll has surpassed h.B
best Brooke goes further and ly8
that in thc history of the modern
sumo he doubts % ever there Haa o
RICK of such length and accuracy
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-16

Il took Buddy Ryan Just one min.
ute and hfty.cight seconds to win the
white wclterwoIght championship
from Honey Melody OF Boston In
The lght at Harlem. IN.
II was Buddy's famous "onc. two"
punch that did the business. and with
a clean knockout laid Melody low.
tho Boston boy going down IN n heap
from RyanH terrific rlght and lying
perfectly stll until Referee Pollock
told on the fatal ten seconds.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-16

American Horae After Derby
August Belmont, chairman OF tho
Jockey club. viii endeayor 10 w.a the
Eusush Derby next year with the
American bred colt Lord Hastings
lhe supplemental nomination of the
colt has been cnbled 20 the Now
market nuthoritles Cahled directions
were also dispatched to George Wat
son who Is engaged IN handling ant
Training some yCNlings and 2yoar
ODDS owned by Mr.. Belmont, % pro
pare Lord Hastings for the event.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-16

O. X. q. Billings Lou Dillon for the
second time within the last two days
Iailed TO beat her recently established
record Of 2;0l regarding which time
a controversy has arisen.
Accompanied by a runner. the trot,
yer driven by Willard Sanders. hor
trainer stepped the mile In 2:08 fiat
The weather ideal Time by quar-
'Ars' O;alA l;0lh li3lA. 2;O3
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-16

AZ the annual meeting OF tho 90.
lumbus club tho old directors, Mesnrs.
Murchison, Trump. schoonborn and
Bryce were reelected. IN diroctom
also elected Thomas J. bryce presi.
dent, John Pciruno. vice president
aud Edward schoenborn. secretary.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-16

President Hermann Of the CincIn.
natl club and chairman Of the MAJ
tlonal commission has two ideas Ie.
garding the schedule OF the National
league club for next season. The MIST
Is Tor short season I'm the National
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-16
Ss-f1Iss fRoa THE OLD i Br6ck

dcntly wrote her memoirs with a foun-
tain pen
Samson had just slain the Phlis.
tines with the iawbone OF an ass.
But" questioned his critics. why
didn't you organize them into rival
football teams iustcad7"
Faltering poor excuse. no was
compelled TO acknowledge the Bupe
riorlty Of tact over brute force.
Pas Advice.
Ny pa, he SCI, ser pa to me:
To win success now, mind you
Jest set your face the way you pint
And mover look behind you"
Now pa may know an awful lot.
But. Jest on that one showing.
Say. how on earth do you suppose
That pa would manage rowing7
A Preference.
! sing tho man Of common mold.
For Oft I've noticed that
who wears the laurel on his brow
Can't buy his wife u hat.
Who seeks to elevate the race,
10 raise the rent should choose;
Whose footprints mark the sands Of
time
Ia sometimes short OF Shoes.
since all these things. and more be
Sides
Too frequently are 30.
! sing tho man Of common mold.
And let the genius 20.
Sir Walter Raleigh flung his eioai
In tho puddle.
II know the queen will like t." h
said. "shc Is getting II dirt cheap
and only one 10 a customer"
Subsequent fayors showered on hin
confirmed the royal fondncss for bar
Enln.-MLAndburFh Wilson In New
York Press.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-16
THE SAGE AND THE COCK.
Growing Not the Main Thing Carlyle
Objected To.

Growing NOT the Main Ihlna carlyle
Objected To.
George Edwin Burr ("Chcsternold")
the Brooklyn politician and raconteur,
tells tho following anoodoto OF the i'm.
mortal Sage OF Chelsea" The story
IN youched for by Mr.. J. J. Carlyle
Scott, nephew OF the great man. and
n undoubtedly true. A next door
nelghbor OF Carlylos. a widow. had
a very noisy cock. ~ Is well known.
the great writer did most Of his work
during tho night and early morning
hours. and the Growing OF the cock
At uncertain intervals during the long
hours caused great annoyance. The
owner OF tho cock was sent for.
Madam" said Carlyle, you raise
chickens. and among your brood r. n
most voclfcroua cock" The widow at-
mitted the fact. NOW" continued
the immortal Thomas. there Ia no
regularity about tho growing OF that
cock. and ind myself listening for
his crow. and cannot go on with my
work until Mr.. Cock sends forth HE
summons All this dlsturbs mo great.
~ and intorforos with my work. Tan.
not you suppress the nuIsaneo7"
The widow expressed deep regret
(for Carlyle was venoratcd by his
aelghborsl that his labors which
were no valuable 10 the world, should
he intorfcred with by her rooster, but
she said her brood would bo OF little
uso without him. besides, sho added,
he certainly did not crow more than
two or three times during tho night
and that was rs litlo as could be ox.
pocted OF any well regulated fowl.
"oh." said Carlyle. III isn't the
growing object to: Il Ia tho =
sailing for a.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-16
MACHINE WARNS OF DANCER.
Marvellous instrument Installed In His
torle Milan buIldIna.


torie Milan Building.
The fall Of the Campanllo OF Venice
aroused terror In the breasts OF all
those who have tho care of the old
buildings Of Italy. and II was specially
felt In Milan Tho authorities, to re
assure tho Milanosc about the Duomo.
nc onco had an instrument fttod up
which registers the slightest move
mont Tho mechanism Ia one OF the
most delicate imaginable. and most
wonderful. II shows oscillations pro
duccd by the winds. and tho most I'm.
porcoptiblo incllnations In tho pin.
naclos. II IA hung In tho highest pin.
naclo. and may be called tho pendu.
lum register. In itself Il Il OF great
weight and very strong. thus obvlnt.
lng movements Of its own. and Is near.
" sixty feet long. but at the same time
r.. as indicated. very sensitive. AZ
once. when put In position. II showed
the periodical movement OF the whole
cathedral through the action OF the
sun on the stone. Who would have
believed this wore possible. but 30 II
TO- WNN't HAhNI'lg fHNNEut huNH W.
ing tho fact, II Ia also shown that,
through the special way IN which II ia
constructed. the chief pinnacle resists
tho action OF the wind better than an
ordinary tower
Special caro- has been taken that
the point OF suspension OF tho lnstru.
mcnt shall not vary with tho years.
Thus Milan feels safe. Hor great
church cannot fall without fair warn.
ing.-Pall Mall Gazette.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-16

crowoll Of Swarthmore broke all ox.
listing records for goal kicking from
the field when he put the ball over
the bar from a place Kick In midneld.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-16

See Mfr Opossum and wife;
while envy around them IL rife
They don't have to look
To get a new cook
one serves thom for all Of their life.
Bluobeard jorked his thumb toward
the forbidden chamber.
II did II with the same razor they
took 10 eharpon the pencils" he err
planned
Taking the hint. his last wife prn.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-16
buddy Kan

Melody never had a look IN. Ryan
being his master for the entire but
brief period OF the bout which was 10
have gone ten rounds.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-16

Unehanplna.
Although In Youths bright lexicon
No words like fail" may show
The lexicon Of Age gtill holds
The phrase. u told you 20"
First Turkey Belle Thanksgiving
day and We haven't got a single beau
left
Second Turkey Bolle-Oh. I don't
know; we have several warm admir-.
era
A Football Note.
Though two perhaps makes company
That's very close 10 heaven;
TITS also cause Of ioyfulness
To be on the eleven.
Adam was reviewing tho unpleas.
hntneHs.
Il see our mistake" he fal;crcd;
we should have said we we're paying
nm election bet"
Chagrined at his stupidity ho won't
Sut and reviewed the rCturna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-02
NEW YORK SUPREME CoURT-EDNA

~ Fischer Plaintiff. against Henry Fischer and Jacob
Gruner individually, aud Executors OF and Trustees
under the last will aud OF Louis Fischer
deceased: Kraa.z Individually, and Executor and
Trustee alleged last will and testament OF Louis
Fischer deceased Elizabeth Fischer. Anna kraatz Eliza
beth Friedrich Gustave Friedrich, May Fischer Lille
FYscher Theresa Fischer Louise Fischer Louis Fischer
and Catherine Fischer Defendants Trial desired In New
York County. Summons. To the above named defend
ants each Of them: You are hereby summoned 70
ansWer the complaint this action. and to
OF your the plaintiffs attorney within twenty
this summons exclusive OF the
day Of service and In Of your failure 10 appear
Judgment will be taken against you by do
,su, FOR the relief demanded Ia the complaint
Datsd New York, December nth. 1913.
GITBERT w MINOR, Plaintiffs Attorney. Ofnce a
Address zoe Broadway. Borough OF Man.
haitian City OF New York
To the following named defendants. and each OF them
En- wit: Emil Kraatz Individually and a. executor OF
and trustee the alleged last viii and testament
- 7 anis FISCHER deceased. Anna kraatz Etzabeth
Fredrich Gustavs Friedrich; Eiizaoeth Fischer May
FISCHER Lille Fischer me Ierssons sa,iSe mons -
served upon you publication pursuant 20 an SrGes o.
Fitzgerald Justice OF the supreme Court OF
n. State Of New York dated December Ia igs az
~ me County Of York the County Court House
County Of York. Borough OF Mann5lIan GlSs
~ ~ New YORK on the 18th day Of pecsssssr isoA
ar IE7T W MINOR, Plaintiffs Attorney, OLnSs ~
1Ai< 2Od broadway. Borough OF NAL
of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-02
Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE oF NEv

York. by the Grace OF God Free and independent
wes,ervslt. Virginia Dnks Thton. Henry DikA other
known Henry Clifton. Joseph c. DiAs other
wise known Joseph D. Clifton. Henry Leeds. William
Agnes Bovine. Henry Waeutt John Macy WalcUtt. Csve
Burcha-d Leeds surchard the heirs and nsxt
0 John Milton DLks deceased, send greeting;
Whereas. andrew J. Robinson and samuel H Wzn1eI.
surrogatss Court OF County % New YORK. have
and personal property. duly proved as the last viii
and testament John Milton Dlks. OF County
OF New York deceased: TherefoIs and each
New York. his once IN the County OF New York.
12th day o. January thousand nine hundred
and four. at halfpast ten O'Clock IN the forenoon
that then there 10 attcnd the Probats
said wiz and TsstRInent
you hereby cited under he
age Of twenty-ons years are required to appear By
guardian. II you have or x you have
appear and apply for one TO be appointed IN the
Of neglect failure 10 DO guardian
be appointed BY the Surrogate 10
proceeding
testimony whereof. We have the Seal q
the Surregees Court OF the said County Yorz 70
DC bsrs1nto affixed
Witness Hon Abner c. Thomas a surrurats Of cur
said County or New forS at sad County. the Eth day
o. November. II the year or our Lord thousand
Fine hundred and thrss.
X. ST. J. FAIRFAX McI-AUGHLIN
Clark % the Surrogates Court
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STPREME COURT OF THE STATE OLE

- New York. New York County.-Fanry FfttinEon
PLAINTIFF, Olga Balaban. Charles BjorkegTen, and
Meta J. Biorkegren. his wife. HIa z Nelson and
O'ConnslI. originally named as John Doe" Defendants
Trial desired be had in New York County. o the
above named defendants You are hereby summoned to
ausvye- comp ain this action. copy
OF yoIr answer plaintiffs attorney twenty
DAYS t2 after service This exclusive
the day Of service, Of failure appear
answer. judgment will be taken against you by de-
faui far relief demanded In the complaint
Dated New York September 18th, 1908.
L LIEBMAN, Attorney for PlantiI. once and
PCS, Once Address, No. 800 Broadway New York
City Manhattan Borough.
To Hi!na + Nelson: The foregoing IL
upon BY publication. pursuant 10 al order Of the
F. MacLean. Of the Justices o
Court OF the state Of New York dated the Roth
day Of September 1903 and filed the complaint in
the Once OF Clerk OF the County York
County HOUSE, in the Borough OF Manhattan City
o. York. @ 2nd day Of October. 1893
PHILIP L LIEBNAN Plaintiffs Attorney. o & P. O.
Address. BOB Broadway. New Yerk City Manhattan
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