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The Washington times., 1905-12-18
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The Washington times., 1905-12-18

LOANS NEGOTIATED on stocks. bonds. bid
and loan aSscn. shares. syndicate certffs
warehouse receipts. etc. low rates: co,rrter,Tn.
treatment. THIS Is NOT a LOAN CON-
PANY- c A BAKER. 1fIs = -. Phone sIr
no2S-tf
The Washington times., 1905-12-18
THE WASHINGTON TIMES MONDAY, DECEMBER l8 sO5
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EO6 0A4E-ROOoGS.
H. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1874 + St
S4,25o.
on CAPITOL HILL
Considering the excellent location and
quality OF construction, the is the cheapest
house on the Hli. Two stories, square bay
window. six rooms. reception hall, bath, cell
lar, furnace, back porches
$4,000.
$500 CASH-Sz0 MONTHLY
The best house In tho city at the price.
Eight rooms. tiled BATH cellar, furnace.
laundry, in fact. II is complete in every
detail, well located near First street north
west; south front; room for stable
S3,25o.
ONLY 800 CASH.
For exceptionally good and pretty lit
tie six-room ho.se on lettered street North
east. Hardwood finish on first floor; COM
plete as they can be- let Us show you.
H. R. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
deiS-3t 1914 F St
FOR sALE-A bargain In the Northeast. IN
q s,x-room and bath brick In excellen. re
pair: good lot to paved alley: this home ID
occupied by owner and will rent for SIS per
month: price, only 50. 200.
ATKINSON & BALLARD CO.,
de14-tf 621 18th st. nw.
The Washington times., 1905-12-18

o,SS,N,sURPASSED =, FACILITIES TVR THE
- ~ Lt-ESTioS OF RENTS FROM ALL
CLASSES OF PROPERTY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-13
CONCLUDING SESSIONS
OF the Massachusetts Federation Of
Labor Convention.

Pittsneld Mass, oct. 1.-THE con-
Guiding session Of lie annual cOnven-
ton Of the 1Iass2 chuactis Federation
Of Labor was held today. The dele
gates devoted most OF their time TO
winding mp the business ana the con-
sheraton Of several resolutions.
The contest fer appointment to the
legislative committee which developed
between tn" supporters Of ID. r.. ClO-
hccy. Of H%Verhill ana Z. L. Henderson
Of Eroclton, was. il was announced.
today, Won BY C!ohecy who, on the
third ballot received enolGh votes 10
assure HIS election.
Dt.cg4tc Robinson Of Brockton, in
troduc5d resolution which provided
that only accredited delegates to the
convention should be eligible for cleo
ton. The resolution was referred to the
tV!I"Lltlt!Cnat Committee ana an 3d
vor5N report Was submitted which pro-
volIed n hot debate. The committee WAS
sustained, E9r ever. by q vote of Sc 10
30.
The question of child labor was again
brought before the delegates. today,
and the resolution on this subject
which was adopted, yesterday, was re-
pudlated. 4 special committee was APP
pointed to deal with the matter ana
report was submitted recommending
that special effort be made TO have
child labor plank Incorporated in the
platforms Of the various political par
ties, the committee making the point
that the only practical method to Grad
icate the evil being TO arouse public
sentiment.
a resolution was adopted providing
that the vice presidents Of the conven-
ton shall not be seated III the conVen-
tion following their election unless they
are sent to the convention as dele
gates.
II was recommended in a resolution
which was adopted by the convention
that the state board Of arbitration de-
vote It's entire time to arbitration OF
difficulties which arise from time 10
time ana that Inc state pay the mem
b7rs n salary large enough 70 enable
the members to devote their entire
time 10 the WORK OF the board.
The convention adjourned at )
o'clock. The afternoon session was de-
voted to the adoption Of several resolu-
tions ana the discussion Of firms to be
~laccd on The unfair list. Before ad-
journment the legislative committee
announced that il lad organized with
Frank III. Foster Of Boston. as clair
man, ana D. j. Kneeland OF Boston, as
secretary.
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Augusta, Winthrop,
& Gardiner Railway

TIr.T- nv. In ,m--f O-IDl,,. n l1I
C,rs ..5,.. t 81 ,,,, In ,rn,,, al
~ I r,L't AVN '.4 II LII iN LLplI N
i'oSi o9lCc tor N II, nEol ae l"il9"5. .-''
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HI - Io' i'r.,,,r+ ,i-. 49, U ~ md ,b,
1oH5 p ~ IN, ~ NJ Z, gi.,ii,,,- ,.-e5I
mn not ts,,,, ~
oars lroZ.n augusta fran III rran, III
Tl-t i1t7,.s f,r ,rf,.,,s 4, M. .- cr
II 4 u oi t Hi II. III, ' III" J" II ,' NJ N
# th,.1:r, Z M. ny.sr r. "a q, ,r VIII
80, :; '4'''''S - '''' '''I ''' -'.'' N"' Wit
~ iS ,.,--, ,,,,,,,-+, g.. 14,,,-r.eu an,
C3rirar AM. -, INV ioiir Az tf
hrI,r INA Eali bo,,, ',,1-r1 ! n HI d
N HIM III. it,linr..Ii .,,I,- III II I, N
cars lc1ve Whitman tnr Au.l,-ta l.l
7}a 40, H. ~ !. so. ). 6.&o I, a.50
Through cars from NVinthr6n to Toc715
except first ana last trips when passcn-
gers have 10 change at Augusta.
MI cars except I.@n \. NJ ana g20 7. M
leave from M ~ station week DAYS INT
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a WIRELESS REPORT
Of New York PhilI,e Game Inr0u5h
the Rattleship Maine.

xewrort, r. l., oct. 12-This city was
X tbe IN b to"fa game between IN lade!
ph f IA and New YORK III the former city. Toy
1 ny 20 from the flagship Maine Of tur
! Wnrfh Atlantic hat,lesllip squadron,
T.birh sant to the wireless Station here
hi IL. score b. Innings The Maine "as, TIC
head Of the battlyship squtdr3q when
roads, "a. She WIS about IS miles our
from New York and 20 mIlca from this
station. The running story Of The game
was telcgraphed from Ph.l!d' l. hia To tn
Kew York navy yard wireless plant and
from there was transmitted to the b1ttle-
ship Maine, which IN turn relayed it 10
NcHInTt.
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THE TRUNK FOUND.
Important Clue Discovered In Mysteri-
Gus Murder Of Woman in Kansas City.

Kansas City. No. Oct. ia clue in
the my sterious murder ot Mrs ELL
Christina Hcrzon, whose body WAY found
II the Weeds IL the southern part Of tile
day, in the finding Of Mrs. Henzo1'.;
trunk n boarding house in the down
Town district. She was murdered on Fr-
ri"l Charles Henzou. Who has since d.s-
appeared.
The woman's trunk found. today. bore
been taken TO Tho boarding house Thurs-
Gav last, the day before the murder hv
two men, one of whom had engaged ,
room fer a week. Ro,h cf the men disar-
p"ared N the following day ana III trace
Of them has hcen found.
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EXCITEMENT OF WOMEN.
DEATH OFTEN WELCOMED AS
MEANS OF RELIEF.
If Your Nerves Are Beyond Control
Or, Crecno's Nervura is The Help
Hou Need.

~ .I,r!a ,ot.n't kill. 1t is close to
.',...Iiiy, bat seldom reaches it. Fys-
t-!icai attacks arc followed Ly melan-
chiefly. Excitement Turns To Gvprta-
sinr Us thc tension relaXes How 40
E0v expect to get relief? Does your
doctor l.uSn at you? Does ne tell you
tiiIt "hysLerIa needs an audience" i'm
plying that YOU work up the attack
for effect? DR.. Greene's Nervura
HOOD and nerve remedy is the positive
relief and cure for this frightful con-
dit!on II has done wonders for many
women so afflicted.
Mrs. Ncttic Richards Berry, South
Livermore, Ne, says:
'!9or two years l had mysteries and
WIS fcarfuly nervous. l was in Il
terrible coalition. My limbs were
cold all tic time. could not sleep
nights ana had no appetite. My nerves
were in a frightful state and l was
very ,Eeok. l tried medicines and doc
tors. but they did me no good.
zone day q friend wished me to try
DR.. Greencs Ncrvura blood ana nerve
remedy, l did 50. ana after taking this
wonderful medicine for short time
was il, perfect health. l think DR..
GIcone's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy Is splendid ana would advise
everybody to try it."
DIR. Greene, the well-known Spe-
Cialist in the cure of nervous and
chronic diseases can be consulted free
by all who call At or write to his Office.
81 Tcmrln Place. Boston. Mass. His
: free counsel ana advice haNr been the
me- ans of a cure for tbo,iSl rlJS Of e1,f
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston. oct. T..
FLoER-Qui"l. steady; spring patent,
mill shipment. 'SpG,....
C0FN-NcrE firm. No. Yellow, IS.
oATS-tirmer "nd higher: No. clipnnd
white, 3ci5
iIAT-&oroIy stoody. ~ / I,.-Nn17Oo;
lower grades. 11ui.,
Mill FEEUt-EaSY
SPRING BEAE-l,HI10
MINED FEED-lSu9l
COTTON SEED MEAL.-?G. 1155G21.0.
PORK-Quiet, unchanged.
IAPD-Quiet, unchanged.
}EEF-Qujrt and easy; extra heavy
sides, 1.E6S.
IANI;S-Firm: 9d10.
VEAL. S-Frm; 1Gu11.
Rl.TTEE-Quiet but steady: northern,
22i@T23
.CtEFSE-Quie unchanged; York stat,
l1@ 112li.
t:yicS-Firm: fancy, 32I32; eastern. -
ga
APPLES-Steadv; Gravensteins. 304;
Maine Porters, 2.0002.50.
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Eastern s. S. Co. -Kennsbec Division

TdTT SCT1EduTe---o FFpS a VVtTk.
Commencing SATURDAY., Sept. e; 1875.
Richmond at 40 and Bath ut p. ".
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays for
Boston.
RETURNING-Win leave Union Wharf.
Boston, at 6 2. NJ Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays. arriving ut Bath in season
to connect with early morning steam and
electric cars for Brunswick. Lisbon Falls
krOX-Lincoln Division OF the Maine Cen
trail Il. r.; also, with steamers of the
Roothhay Division for Boothboy and way
landings. Connections at Gardl or with
rail and electrics 10 and from augusta
and Hallowcii.
All cargo. except livestock. via the
steamers of this company Is insured
against fire and marine risk
ALLEN PARTRiDGE. Agt.,Augusta, Me-
G. A. COLE. Agt.. HalIowell, Me.
CALVIN AUSTIN, v. p. & Gepl Mgr.
Boston, Mass.
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TO THE NATIONAL HOME,
Eastern Branch, d. Y. g., at Togus
kennebec Central r. r.

Winter arrangement in effect Sunday,
Oct. Sth, 1906
Leave Randolph Arrive Natl Home:
5.15, 965 & 1850 A. NJ. lbs, 9.25 & lilo A. NJ
Leave Natl Home: Arrive at Randolph:
..i?, $50 & j. q. n. IS05 80 (. 11.35 A. NJ.
l.15. S15 & 800 PM. l.35, 3.35 e $50 r. NJ.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
VIII run as follows: Leave Randolph
at go A. N. and 20 P. NJ. Leave Ma
tional Home at 1895 A. NJ. and 3.2O p. M.
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Rccton, American, L; Nationals, 0.

Boston, Oct 12.-The local Americans BY
winning today's game, Y 10 0, have onlT
TO win one game out Of the remaining
three to take Tour cut Of seven from tLt
Local Nationals IN the post-sea son srr.cs
here Tho Nationals were completely out-
chased. today. The score:
Am r.cans 80 l 2 Q i-l3-li-2
i5nttcrtes-Wint and Crler; kraacr
ana Moran. Umpi!cs, Emslie AMI
OLoughlin. Attcndarcc. 1888. I,Iae. L..
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SUICIDE EY GAS
Of Fred'k. w, Lowiing Of Lynn, Well
known Salesman.

Lynn, Mas".. oct. 11.-FTcdorck ".
C0wi.ug, 81 years cid, h,eI and counter
salesman, well-.E5Un throughout the
country to tie trade, committed sui
ode at his home here BY asphyxiation,
Wednesday. His wife. away for the
day, found him dead in his room when
al,e returned at night. Three gas Jate
were turned on. Medical Examiner
pinkham s2!d hc had been dead six
hours.
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the BRo33 COOK PRIZE
CT 5000 Won 7 MS Time BY Rev. Jas.
Orr, .. q, Of Glasgow College.


Chicago. ocr. l2.-Dr. IItchayd p.
Harlan al L1Gr Forest Uui .-rsity VIII
announce, today, that the winner Of the
winner Of the William Bross $4,000
prize for th1 hest book On religious
subject ID REV James orr. .. D., II
Glasgow College, IN accordance with
the condition Of the viii OF William
Gross. Who died in 1879 and Let a fund
ior the rrrCrn in memory "t Nathaniel
Rross. ni5 latEnr, Dr. Orr will u rr-
quired ID cc21a To Lake Forest next
ycar ana dclvc" a course Of lectures.
In tho contest tier" were $50 conpeti-
tors. It is held e|ery 10 years.
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Brown. Donchue of the Americans, made
a home run with two men on bases. Inc
Americans folded well. but the Nation
ais outbatted them The score:
Americans .....4 l 0 Il 81
Nationals III 0 0 D 0 3 0 0-i-i3--@
Batteries-Altrock and Mcfarland:
Pcul5ach, Brown and King. Cmpires
-C0
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CHICAGO, An. 2: Nationals d.

Chicago. Oct 1.-THE Cbjcaro A~,,ori-,,,
League baseball team defeated the NIL
tonals today. il the second game III tn,,
seres for tn championship 81 Ch.,,,,,ln
henlnach of the Nationals YVES hit bari
aiio rs replaced IN the second inning by
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-13
New York Money Market.

New York, OFT. u.
Prime mercantile paper 543li PEI cent.
Sterling exchange nrm ct 800 fu7
demand and at Is? G0l;iS2. 6 for % DAY
bills.
Commercial bills 4SlIMiSl75.
Bar silver GA
Mexican dollars 414.
Government bonds steady
Railroad bonds IRREGULAR
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Chicaro Cattle Market.

Chicago. oct 3D.
] CATTLE-Rcccipts, lvmo; steady; steer,
2.iguA%5.
HOGS-Roccipts, q 900; strong 10 .Tl0c.
hi@hCr: shipping and selected. ...ifG. ga
Sl!Ef.P-Rcco rts. ?ucW: higher. sheep.
?.2.s,j .t": limbs. J"fiN..H.
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4 BIZ, CARD.
Seven Races Finished,
Thursday, at Lexington
All but Two FayGrItss Succeed
In Winning Purses.
Second Choice, First Under Wire in GjEsf
CIasses---0ns Race Unfinished.

Lexington, Ky, oct. IA card or
seven races and one unfinished even
attracted q large crowd 70 the Ken
lucky Trottiug Horse Breeders Assoc
citation meeting which lwO rainy days
had interrupted. The track was slow
in The forenoon. Tut before the day was
over il was normal RI Custer ana
NJ .as Rocker We're defeated favorites,
SilIka ana stein, winners Of the events
beng strong second choices. The
summary:
us CLASS TEOTTINc-Pt,RSE [lV0l-
LEFINlSAED FROM MONDAY.
The President, b h. by Cam
BETA WILKES (Caturl )........-3 . !
Imperial Allcrton. b (Geers).8
HE N. Belfast, Nancy Holland and
E1 Tim .e.s2 .1 1'' 'zl.i6t. acs4, a0o. 2ual.
THE 1IcDovETL-oc9 CLASS, TROT-
TING-VALUE 5000 IN J.
Aneiola, b Il, by Gregory the i
R Sli%at IF 18th (((trubbj ,..........3 /
Iohn Cald veil. b. Z C5aow).......4 ?
Direct View, br h CDcRydcr( .....3 }
Robert Nc and Scrat he'd also started.
Time, -.09, 2t9, LIE. 2.1l4
THE LENINGrON-FOR 2-YEAR-OLDs
-TRCTTING-NAL $@yoo-2 in 3.
sIike, b c, BY Motto (Narvin)...........dd !
Gov. Francis, . c G'2ote) ..............2 J
Ed Custer, Oh c (ChanGl r)...-...........4
Eud Bonner, . 6 AlGs).................5 .
Lavoudie also started.
Time. 217l2. 2.lS34.
21o CLASS, TRoTTlNG-PURsE 5000
IN 5.
Gold Dust, blk m, by Silver Thorn,
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1t waa announced at tho Newton,
Mass. hospital. Thursday night, that
III" condition of Senator George H.
Fulf"rI vas injured in an automobile
accident al West Newton. Sunday, ny
his mlrh;n" cpllidinS with an eIec re
car. Tn senator is auff ring from in
ternal injuries. ana is being closely
watched by the members Nc the hospi-
tai staff.
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Dover, II. r., Races Pos .ponej.

Dover. y. II, Oct. I2-ThH s1res ut Tic
Granite Stat. I'ro.tin.5 parE sch CIl-d Tor
ing 10 Z heavy Track, r-a iil.n1 ir0.h laat
nights rain
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POTATOEs-Faltly atcady; I,brona, "
G,G3.
SCGAR-s:cady "a = bali ~ t8o for
Granul" ted
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PHILADELPHIA.

Earned runs-None. Two-base h:t-Mc-
Gam. S,"lem hasys-Trowr" >. pnrlin.
Dahlcn, ncvlin. Hartsel. Double plays
Iodkley. Schr. OK md DAVIS. Scybold AID
Davis. Lett ON haSc<-N W York. !; Ph =
adelrhia. ). First base on balls-Cff Ma
thewson. /; off Coaklcv. :. First base ~,
by mtched ber-By Mathcwson /. III
Coakley. |. Struck out-Ev Ma.hewsor
s. by Coakley. ? Time. la. Tmnires
sheridan and O'Day. Attendance. 10,Gc1
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BOUTS THIS WEEK.

Friday-Llrry Temple IS. Jael, Black
burn. AZ Marlboro.
Observation-Disclosures show 1T National \.
G., PhIadclpha- Jack O'Brien IS. DICK
saycrs, at New York private.
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RAILROADS AND STEAMBOATS,.
|gl.,llL AZ! 5I,II2g I ! I,IjI
In Effect Oc. Q. 14ns
TBROTGil TRAINS.

Passenger train leave Augu.rt .
los
The Washington times., 1905-04-23
Hackenschn1idt Is Kept
On Jump All the Time
Wrestles Three Places Each Night, and Has
HalfDozen Partners-knows Catch-as-
Catch-Can Style-Big Salary.

of three shows a night even such q
wonderful man as he is would give out
IL he had Is toss around a big man like
Jim Boxwell or some Of the heavy
Swedes who have gone into the game.
Popular in Switzerland.
81 learned to wrestle in Switzerland.
where it is a highly popular sport and
where they have tournaments for All
classes which sometimes last month
In one of those tournaments man VIII
meet fourteen or fifteen crack men and
If he wins the championship Of his class
he is a real champion. Over in that
country they prefer the catch-as-catch-
can and practice il regularly, although
there is the national style called
swinging in which each man wears q
belt with a place for his opponent TO
get a grip. They then swing each other
back and forth until one goes down.
Like all harness wrestlins this is
| more or less dangerous, because OF the
| heavy falls which sometimes result
when one man goes TO the mat with the
other on top of him. It is easy enough
| to break an arm or a rib when TWO
| heavy men are engaged. But, this style
allows of many fancy and thrilling falls
in which one of the competitors is sent
sailing through the air very much as
happens sometimes in this country
when an experienced man meets novice
and gets the proper opportunity.
The Washington times., 1905-04-23

Being a wrestling partner to George I
HackenschmIdt, the Russian Lion. is
no Joke, and you earn your money, re-
marked Max Muller. at the Lyceum one
day last week, where he was helping
out as wrestling partner to August
Faust. who was meeting all corners
there. Only Muller did not say it that
way. for he says he is Swiss, ana
does not speak English well.
.'The big Russian was kept on the
lump all the time and his partners were
equally as busy. He performed in three
music halls each night and the men
selected 10 wrestle with him had also
to keep moving. AS soon as he flnished
ir one hall ne skipped into cab ana
was driven in hurry to the next place,
where he had to undress again and go
against another man. That sort OF
racket. is enough to wear out anyone,
and 1t Is no wonder he complains OF
having become tired and needing a rest
Half Dozen Partners.
| ITO have suitable opponents against
| when he could show OF his strength
| Hackenschnidt had to employ half a
dozen wrestlers who took turns IN going
on the mat with him. These men ne
| switched around from house to house
! co that the audiences were not wearied
nv seeing the same grappiers perform
night after night He had TO pay Wrese-
,ers s5O or $50 a week for this work,
I'D that money came out of his own
> pocket. but as he got something Ike
! s5oo a zreek from each thaater it will be
| seen that he had a large margin OF
profit left.
The salary paid Hackenschmidt pS
the theaters or music halls was no
as large as it looks when compared VIII
some of the salaries PAID IN NduoeEiii'
, here in America, and as drawing caf'
he was a-great success Ihe Ehshs'
always like to see a champion in action
$ and as wrestling is experiencing Doom
r over there somewhat as it is IN Amerlcs
j he drew many shiliings to the box ornc'
Knows Both Styles.
"Hackenschmfdt is a Graeco-Roma
wrestler. and insists that his challenge
meet him at that style, but those Wn
rink he does not know the catch-as
, catch-can style will be badly mistake
uben he meets jenkins He is SO slroh
rbat he finds il easier TO dispose OF n
men when they are limited to II
strength competition, which is pal
I OF the Graeco-Roman style. but he ha
had considerable practice in the oths
l.. stvJe and will undoubtedly give JenkiI
e or Gotch a hard run when ne NEE
2 them.
ct I'm the present day catch-as-catef
m CON is the STYLE the people want TO Sc
o, because it allows of more action, vas
m " larger number of holds. and PERM
of more quickness when you are on q
at mat and on your feet, but men III
ps Hsckenschmidt prefer the other stS
t. because of their marvelously powerr
lp muscles. The Russian makes 1t a POI
o. N surh exhibitions as he gave IN En-
10 land to select as partners men OF apo
ae nv size or that of Americus. apouI
lg Ilo,,nds for with his constant workil
The Washington times., 1905-04-23

,,u behind me and soaked me with some
thin and / didr't know no more Till
Sam Merritt was feedin me milk
punch by the spoonful at the Motel. After
I'd gathered myself together he told me
a story mixed with cusses at me and
the extension bat that l figgered out this
way:
The bat worked. Yes, it worked 1T
worked too burned well. You thunder
in thick-headed gaioot, you balled
things up by not snappin' IL quick
enough. or too quick or somethfn'. How
that? Why you never nit the ball at
all. You soaked the ketcher on the
back o. the head and his mask hit the
ball and you had the nerve tc take
base on it. The umpire called you eat
for interference an gave the Cloverdaies
| the game.
| AN what become o that bait. l
says, feelin' myself slIppin' again.
THE bat? Oh, tall. thin guy come
| runnin' in here awhile ago an says he
| the inventor and wanted TO perfect 1t
So he got it. He says it'll be fixed So
| curvell come in the bat to allow 70
the top o the ketcher's head when yo'
swing. Josh heard him talkin an
| foamed at the mouth al him, and tn
fellers runnin' yet.
So until the professor shows up M
lips are sealed.
Copyright, 1905. by George William
The Washington times., 1905-04-23

Copyright, 1905, by George Will
Daley.)