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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-12-21
heath ola Veteran,

NJ, John browns, who had been sick
Coz some lime. died early this morning
at his home on Wolfe street, near Lee.
Mr.. Downs servel in kemper's battery
during the war and was member of Lee
Camp Confederate Veterans.
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Useful Gifts For Men.
hundreds useful and practical Xmas Gifts Tor

Il Xmas Gifts Tor men and boys.
Mer's Collar and Cuff Boxes, each 49c
and ...... ....... 80. 81
Mems Military HairBru.hes, set Sl.75,
50 25 and go. 81
Mems Smoking Sets, set SIC. 81, So.
g. 40 and......... ~
Mems Comb and Brush in box. 81.
Mems Coat and Hat Brush in box .... g
Mems Outing Night robes. each BE,
-.........' ''..'''.''''.''' '''.''''''' 80 %
Mems Muslin Night Robes, each zoe
Mems Outing Pajamis Suits, - and. 81
Mems Warm Underwear, soc tom. 80
Mems Warm Lined Gloves, 2je to..~.. 81
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Mems New Necklies, each 2jc soc. 75c
and ..... &C.. -. '''''',',:'' 800
Mems Arrow Brand Collars, 2 for 2'c
OF .....'.'....., 100
Mems Dress Shirts, each zoe, 81, Sl.5O
and ......
Mems Fdur-ply Guns, 2 pairs for ....
Mems F.. N w. Cuffs, all linen, pair
25c, dozen
Mems DRESS Gloves, p ir 81, SL25
and. .......,........... ......... 80.
Mems Umbrellas, each 81, Sl.5O, -,
g 30. $50, $3.50, - and. ""... "......"
Mems Dress Suit Gases. each Sl.25,
s1.49, 81. 5, - ~, 81 -. s. and"....".."
Mems Suspenders. in fancy boxes,
pair 25c, SOC, 81 and go. .....................
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Be Quick.

Not a minute should be lost when d
child shows symptoms of Group. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy given as soon
as the child becomes hoarse, or even
after the croupy cough appears, will pre-
vent the attack. 1t never fails. and IS
pleasant and safe to take. For sale by
Gibson and Timberman and w. r.
Creighton 4 Co.
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wing with hundreds OF useful aud pr
Mems Linen Handkerchief. each
l2lc, 25c. 35c and.... e.. ...... ..............
Mems Initial Linen Han ikerchiefs,
] doz. in box. Box 75c and ............. Sc.
Mems Silk Handkerchiefs. each -5c.
500, 1jc and...... ....................... .....
Mems Silk Mutilers, each 75e,Sl. $3.50
and. ...H...... ........ .........."..."....
Mems Dress Scarfs, each SOC, 81
and ......
Mems Leather Pocket Books, each
Toe. ljc. Bic, 80, 7jc and.......... .......
Mems Leather Card Cases, each 25c,
SOC, 75c and 49,. .............. ........ ......
Mems Scarf Pins; each 25c, SOC, zoe,
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That Tbobbing Headache

Would quickly leave you if you used Or.
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Local Matters

- ,omorrow at 7:l6 and sets 4;42.
sun rise , a. 40 q. m. and 700 p. IN.
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weArHER PEoRABILITIEs.-FoaT t this Sec C.
ron fair and colder, tonight ana thursday
tioah nortberly winds.
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Afler your Xmas dinner there is nothing
better to and digestion than a Captain Billy
Cigar Supply your,elf with box 50 you
will have them on hand. Packed IN boxes Oh
y, cigars each
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Notbers. Re Careful

Of the health of your children. Look out for
Coughs, Colds. Group aud Whooping Cough.
Stop them in time-One Minute Cough cure
is the best remedy, Harmless and pleasant
Sold by all druggist.
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b. b. Smiths genuine Plantation and Cap
tain Billy Cigars are made of the nness 10
bacco grown and by frst-class union "o Inr
men. Manufactured by y. b. Smith, Joo
King street Not by the trust.
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You can find the largest assortment oil
u Is Sm;th,s decl6 st
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Linen Table Cloths, hemstitched.
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White Linen Hemstitched Table
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Large White Linen fringed Table
Cloths, each................. ..... -. 80. SlS'
White ffinged Table Cloth and dozen
Napkins, sci. Sz'S'
Colored Table CoveTS. each 59c. CSC.
75e 81, Sl.50 81 - and .......... $l.e'
Large variety of Dolls from l0c to-. 500
! Applique Scaris and Shams. each 25c.
jOc Zoe AMI 90. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. FLU
Plain and Fancy White Aprons.
each. 1Ot
Eiderdown Dressing Sacques, each
So 81 and............... ......... 9l0'
Ladies' Golf Vests, each Sl.25, sl.5O
anu ..................... ..".. -, ',....' pif
, Ladies' White and Red All-wool
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? Wool Shawls, each 25c, Soc, Zoe, 81
and..... ....'''.'s Si.V
Fine Ice Wool Shawls. white and
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, LADIES' Outing Flannel Gowns, each
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) Ladies' Wool Knit URderskirts, each
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EOR RENT ooous
FURNISHED ROOMS,
with or without board. Apply to 3lS DUKE
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A CALLED MEETING OF r. F: IL f
n CAMP, c. V will be held on TIL uRs-
DAY EVENING, at 7:SO, in their, hall, TO
take action upon the death of our late Com
r,de John W. browns ny order of the Com
mander r NJ. LATHAM. Adjutant.
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TOrICE To GAS CONSUMERS.

NIOTICE To GAS CUNSU MEk1.
~ Gas Bills for the quarter ending Deem
Der /, 1904, having been delivered, this IS 10
notify all consumers that the usual discount
will I've allowed on all bills paid on or before
JANUARY /, 1908. After that date no di DIS;
conn, will he allowed. and delnquents will
he required TO make early settlement. BY or
der of the Committee on Light.
J.B. WALLER, Clerk Of Gas
JacDt ~
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Tree Ornaments.

$500 worth of Christmas Tree Ornaments
Animals for Yards, Floating Toys, Fences
Tree Holders, Candles, &c.
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-30
After Clash of Battle

or5. Through every doorway you
caught a glimpse OF PROSTATE figures
and Of white bandages with red spoti
which made them like wrapped nagi
OF japan.
Dripping hospital corps mer
brought in dripping burdens covered
with blankets Oh with the mating IN
which TIC ice ard horse fodder Of the
army are Transported when dark
ness came tic lanterns OF the search
ers tvlnllel In and out Of tho hillside
Dawn found them stlll NJ work col
Letting stray Russian wounded. wht
had lain suffering all night In the rait
for $3.50 a year and tho glory which
the Cars service brngH them, In
tho Bushos IN the dccllyltloS between
the rocks OF many square acres-coulC
every fallen man be gathored7 How
many cries coming family from fever
lshly dry lips and finally dying intt
swoon were unanswcrcd1 Al somt
future time. when a Chinese peasant
stumblcs over n set Of bones. the worle
will not be the wiser"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-30
change for clyde Robinson and a
pitcher TO DO named later.
National League News.


Catcher Mike Grady has signed a
twoyear contract with st. Louis.
Duny's offer for Pitcher Taylor Of
81. Louis will not be entertained,
Win Kellum has again signed to
pitch for the Cincinnati Reds In 1905.
Cincinnati and Cleveland will clash
on the 10th. 18th and 18th OF April for
the Ohio championship.
The former famed Brooklyn short
stop. George Smith. will manage the
Altoona. Pa, Independent club next
season. He has already signed Pitch
err Alex Pearson.
Mike Lynch should make one Of the
greatest pitchers the game has ever
known, because with his speed and
curves he has what can best bo dc
scrlbed as a"base ball head"
Jake Beckley wants TO get away
from St. Louis. His troubles were too
many to suit him because OF his po
sltlon as captain Of the team, an ONCE
TO which ne Is entirely unsulted
Catcher Harry Smith Of the Pitts.
burgs, whose arm was bad the latter
part Of the season. has had the mem.
Der examined by the Xrays, and the
report is that II will be as strong o.
ever next season.
Cincinnati critics intimate that
Pitcher Kellum IS 10 be let out despite
the fact that no won a majority Of his
games, because "his work was Of tho
kind that does not inspire confidence
in his ability" and also because "he
is asking for oxorbitaut remuneration
for his services for next year
Ex.Capt Arson recently said that In
his long career the following we're tho
best players In their respective posi-
tions Pitchers RadbOurn and Clark.
son; Catchers Mike Kelly and Ewing;
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-30

u laughed at her How In the
world said I. 'dld you happen to got
your calling list down to such n inc
poInt7'
"'Thls IS not my calling list,' said
she. That consists Of only six names.
The l02 are Just acQullnlanccs. aud
include the jaritor. my washerNoman
ard the boy named Willie down In the
grocery
"iCr admission struck me as really
pitlnl. Why don't you branch out3
I asked.
Branch outs sho cried. oh. my
dear man, n you had lived In New
York for n while you wouldn't fay
anything about branching out BE
sidcs. am not alorc 90 my dcsolatlon
There nro lots ~ other folks in this
town In tho same ny, only wor8o
They couldn't get mp 20 the hundred
mark 20 sayo their liyCg'
later found that rho was right,
but. although the habit 81 counting
ones acCunlnlancc3 Is common
enough. sti'l think Il strange ard do
cidodly touching. New York Herald
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-30

Danny Mahor. the American locke
who has been riding on the EnrlIs
race tracks during the past season. g.
IN New York
Tho little jockey looked the rictur
Of health us be walked down The gan
plank uf the hlr steamer no has ha
tho most successful season OF his CO
rccr ON the English trucls this ycii
Ito rode In $50 races and finished 6
front ilG times These victories place
him Third ON the llat of winning Joel
cys for the season, otto Madden Oh.
champion English Jockey. leading th'
riders with 100 wins ont 81 moro thar
200 mounts. Jimmy lane. another
English rider. finished second hay.rf
about ten more winning mounts thar
Maher.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-30


il. J. Handy clipped ms ono and
tw0.nfihs seconds on tho American
record Tor tho goo yards swim at tho
December handicap aquatic tourra.
mont 90 the Central y. M g. A., Chi.
caro. swimming from scratch. Handy
went the distance I'm 1859 Tho pre-
ylous record. was iis23 %.
Handy swan the first 200 yards Of
the race Ia 2.5C 10. tbu8 lowering bi
nearly two seconds the excellent mari
made hy W. futile nt the G. a. A. 6
few nights before Handy also low
cred the American record for CO.
yards Dos eleven seconds. making th.
distance ln $3.50.
Handy took nrs' place In the no.
yard breast stroke event. swlmmiu
from scratch HIH two nrsts En,
him a total Of 10 points. and no va
awarded the Toiut medal
T.. =. swntck broke the America
record Tor underwater swimming hcl
by Sullivan he swan e'2 feet q
1906 To- Tho record held boy Sui
van wgs 900 foot sNatck was uwiu
ming from scratch.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-30
Few Friends in City

while In New York this time" said
the man from Alabama, Il have OBJ
served one habit OF certain people
mot that impressed mo as being very
peculiar and also rather pathetic.
heard several persons actually count
the number Of people they knew In the
Sholo town. To a man haillug from n
section OF tho country where acqulln.
Rnces are counted by tho hundreds IN.
toad OF the tens. that method OF cen.
Eus taking seemed a tremendous bust.
uoss. with as Il would be an impos.
sible task to sit down and make a list
OF the people with whom We have
speaking acquaintance. Up hero Il
n no trick NJ ALL a cousin Of mine
who moved North two yoiu. ago was
tho FIRST person ! saw perform tho
stunt.
"'would you believe she said that
slthough have lived In Now York
all this umo. there are only iO2 pco-
pie IN town 10 whom could speak II
! met them In the street without TAX.
ing chances OF being arrested as al
oficlous stranger
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-30
Danger in Health Fads

There are people" said la Roche.
foucauld. who would mover have been
In love had they never heard talk OF
Il"
There are people. too. undoubtedly.
who would never or hardly ever
BE- out OF health % they thought less
about the matter. for it SIS just nB pos.
slble to take too much care OF the
health as too little. and it probably 90
every bit as mIsclICyouA
We have all heard OF the green.
eyed monster jealousy. who makes
tho food be feeds on" The health
SOrrier does much the same. tie or
she hrOods BO mourniully over some
little symptom or aiImcnt that deprcs.
sion OF spr.ts results. and depression
10 fruitful parent Of both mental
and physical ma.
A medical writer Of cmincnco said
lately that he never knew a strict
dietarlan who old not after a time be.
come a confirmed dysp.pic"
People who are afraid 20 open their
windows lest a draft should give them
neuralgia. who arc afraid 20 20 out II
there Is a little rain, or little wind.
or a little cold, because they are 80
delicate" infalllbly become moro 90.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-30
Am,rIean Leanue zoo.

Billy Keller has resigned with New
York at the clubs terms
The only unsigned Boston players
now are Pitchers Tannohill, Gibson
and Winter.
Charley somcrs says he Is tired Of
finishing third and fourth Well. there
arc others.
Manager Armour declares that he
has received 70 bid from Connie Mack
Tor lnncldor Coughlin.
II IS said that President johnson
will not rc-CnglEo Frank Dryer as
an umpire next season.
Jack CHESHIRE refuses to tell how he
controls the "splt ball" lie would be
foolish TO give up his secret.
A. c. Arson has made an ofcr for
the Washington club. which Is being
considered by the powers that be.
Pitcher Dykcr N tho Poushkecpslc
club OF the Hudson River league will
be given a trial by Clark Grlmth next
spring.
In addition 20 4. c. Arson OF Chi.
cago Catcher Bnl Clarke Of Baltimore
would like 20 secure possession OF the
WashIt gton club.
Comiskey had his eye on First Base
man Chase OF the Los Angeles club.
but waited too long, thus permitting
GrImth 20 step In ahead
Outhclier Conralton. who has been
drafted by Warrington for next sea.
son. viii be the only player born In
Canada who Is In fast company.
The Boston out0cld Is now entirely
under cover sclbaeh has accepted
terms Tor 1905. and In n lot,pr says no
will 20 10 Hot Springs IN the spring
The ST. Louis club has received tho
signed contracts OF Pitcher Raran.
Catcher Clark and Outncldcr Nat.
thows, all OF last Seasons Birmingham
team
Catcher Charley Farrell Of tho nos.
tons has put In an application with
President Bert Of the Pacific Coast
league to manage tho Portland club
next season.
Manager Armour OF Detroit last
week closed a deal with Milwaukee
for shortstop Herman shaefor. In eS.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-30

The Indianapolis club has made
Harry Kuukol "a Cincinnati amateur
catcher. an OFFER
Arthur Irwin De- ml OF praise Tor
Kansas city. whore De- figures ON max.
ing o Tot OF money next season.
Aho Pollock me Chl,nro boxing
Ntro'. has entered fbc lists as "a
oindidatc Cor an American association
umpire berth.
Manager Kelley OF the Saints Il out
With BIT % praise for TIC capable
way IN which President GrIuo handled
the A. 4. last year
u is Umoroi iu iouisyIllc that Jim
Hart larry Quulan Pop schriycr
and Pitcher Wrirht. will not be among
The Colonies next season.
vile ia figuring un transferring
its claim upon Ory.l'o Woodruff TO
Milwaukee for The latlors claim upov
clyde Robinson OF Detroit
Manager Mike Kelley Of the Saints
IL rtiil undecided whore be- will be
next year lie says there slll are sew.
eral points TO be- agreed urun between
hlA and Strobol OF tho Toledo club
before ho viii tako full charge Of the
Mud Hens.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-30

and ln time mla. themselves as sen.
sluye as hot house plants.
There are. OF course. certain general
rules of health which every one should
understand and comply with n they
wish 90 avoid illness. such as the dan.
ger OF breathing impure air iu unyon.
tilatcd rooms OF drinking impure wa
ter, contracting chllla, eating am
drinking too much. and so forth.
This knowledge. however need not
turn the care o. the health into a
bugbcar We can make lad" Of
our health as ~ any other useful
thing. We can grua monomuniacal on
the value Of frcsh air or wooden un.
dcrc'othing. and tho mischief OF our
mania is not tho harm We do our.
selves ns much as the damage we do
others IN turning Thorn against the ob.
jCct NJ our fad
Tako tho wearing Of wool, for m.
stance Have not many people been
rcsolutply SGT against 70 by those fad.
dlsts who persist IN wearing their
flannel shirts ostontotlously and who
maintain that their hygionic value
IA destroyed n their hldcousnesa Is
softcncd by wearing linen collars and
cuiis with them7-Quocn.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-30
Western wlnnowlnsn

Manager Rourke OF Omaha intends
70 start ON a tour for players soon
after tho league meeting.
The st. Joseph club has signed
shortstop Mike Peer and outhelder
Eddie Foy OF last seasons Evansville
team.
President NJ. II. Sexton will not
sland Tor reelection because his bust.
ness Interest demands his personal
ana constant supervision. He has
oeen a force for good In the National
association and tho loss OF his presl.
Ger ual position will not Impair his
value to the allied minor leagues. He
y the largest shareholder In the Rock
island club and will be one OF tho
Ihree-l leagues delegates at each an.
nual meeting.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-30
Thought the City Tame

Have you Travelled mueh7" asked
the hostess friend suavcly,
"Oh. I've been everywhere. Went
around the world with my brother,
who was engineering. Why. II was In
Russia that met the Colonel" tThe
Colonel" was evidently her dead
lordl Yea" she went on, I'VE got
engaged at TsarEoe selo. In the grotto
they call Caprice"
This was unusual. romantic. and the
New York woman said 50.
"Ah!" sighed the woman from
snakoyIllc, yes! II was romantic
There's been lot Of that In my lIfo
Whea b)dy's trayc "a round and
been on tie plains and army posts and
hunting bunaloes. a rl'ce like your
New York seems awfully tame. |
kind o. Pity you all horei"
The woman agreed that we were,
IN fact, very tame-chlmney sparrowa.
house flies. hopping about, tCpid and
insignificant. In se1rch OF entertain.
ment.-New York Press.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-30

Il was at n dinner party and the
hostess. coming up To her best friend.
whispered In her ear:
Would you mind saying Just tiny
word TO her by and by7 She doesn't
know a soul. and tho women are so
horrid to strangers"
The stranger Indicated was ineon
venlently In town from snakcylllo.
ore. and being distant relative. had
U be crushed in at tho dinner. under
protest. at the last moment,
The hostess friend good naturedly
promised to devote herself after a"'
ner to the snakeylllo widow. But
the fair unknown did not meet her ad'
vances with the embarrassed delight
which such clyilitos should have com
mended. ITS awfully hot In this par
tori" was her first greeting. In a tone
In which there lurkod a certain com
batlve quality. BY and by the con
yersatlon steored around TO travel.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-30

A. New York. nee ?. nm. Egobgr
Of Denmark defeated John Plcnlng Of
New York by two falls out Of three In
n wrestling bout. GrnccoRoman style.
The Dane had the advantage 81 The
local man 20 lar as height and weight
went. being i've inches taller than hls
opponent. he was plening'a inferior
however In the science Of wrestling
particularly on the offensive
Efcbcrg won tho fret fall with n
reverse body hold IN 10 minutes a.
seconds. The second fall was won By
Fleming with n bar and neck hold In
10 minutes II seconds. A bar and
neck hold also gave the third and de.
Gliding fall 10 the Dane. the time being
20 minutes n seconds
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-30

"Thc days fighting was finished. put
not the days work. nor the d9y'B
drudgory. nor the days misery" says
Frederick Palmer In his book. With
KuroM In Manchuria." Of one OF tho
actions Of the First army. Tho
wounded we're yet TO DO brought YIN.
and tho dead ard the fuel to burn
thom collected BY weary limbs. THO
plunglng Ere the Russians agatha
their foe. struggling through the roush
dolds and over roughor, untitled
slorcs. had caused the division GOO
casualties. including the death OF n
colonel.
Late In the afternoon a doluge OF
rain washed tho blood on the grass.
Tho food OF water turned dry beds
into dashlng rlyulots. The food OF
slaughter. also settling toward tie val
ley. passed on by tho single hospital
tcut- already eongested at daybrcak
from tho night attack-into tho vii
iage. whose population was crowded
into a few houses IN order that the
wounded might DO crowded into 9TH
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-30

Tho Evansville club has rc.nst1tod
Catcher Frank Cross and resigned
him Tor next season.
a siyf10t pitcher from NJ Carmel.
m. nauol rayro has been signed by
Grand Rapids.
Tho Do chan doom Of Marion has
boon rounded. and there is not the
gli9htCst chance ~ that city retaining
us franchise IN the Central league aft.
or Jan. !.
.SArre' nonohuc, FIRST hnacmnn Of
the Ch.cpro Americans. Is scheduled
to manlrr the team and be a part
owner lTp has informed his friends
that he can purchase his release from
Ccmlskcy.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-30

Adylccg have bc'n received iron
Horolulu that the worlds record foi
swimming 100 yards straight away
was broken by Dan u. Rcnolr 10
competitors we're Earnest Kopko an'
tho native champion. limokoo. The
Kanakas an bet holvily on Limokco
but no could not stand the race and
was unable 10 finish. Rcrcar beat
Kopho by 20 seconds. Roncar broke
the coast and American records IN
1896 at San Francisco. making 100
yards In 1905 80. 10 was only iC
years old. Ito ~ feet II Inches, and
weighs i75 pounds. RencarB record
performances at San Francisco we're
carefully timed by Trustworthy mon.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-30

Frank Bandle. who was tho catcher
Tor the old Union Pacific OF Omaha.
was rendered banquet a week agp In
omaha, prior 10 his departure for Cali.
lorf Ia. where he will make his home.
The negotations for the sale Of the
Grand Rapids club TO John CANCEL
are still on. II Ia said that the fran.
ehlse' seventeen players Preserved ard
under eontraeU and the ball park. are
held at 5000.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-30
Chance Tor Younp corbetA

Alock CrogFalns. a San Francisco
puglllstlo manager. Offers 10 givO
Young Corbott a chance TO fight tho
winner OF tho BHttNelnon tight In
January, Groggalns has n eight permit
tor that month.
II Britt or Nelson viii Eight mo !
viii 20 TO the country and get intD
shape My defeat BY Nelson was due
10 trying TO do two months work n
half that time" says Young corbett