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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
Personals and Briefs.

Mrs, s. A. Abraham, who has been
quite sick for some weeks has suffi-
GENTLY recovered to go to Prince Edward.
where she Is enjoying a visit to the
family OF Rev. w. ]. Shipman. at Rices.
q A special communication OF Dove Lodge
No. 81, a.. f. and A. NJ, will be held at
the Masonic Temple this evening at
O'Clock for work in the degrees.
Captain George F. Reynolds, OF Cobb's
Island llfe-saving station, Cobb's Island,
Va, is visiting ]. II. Capcrs Jr, NO.
1905 West Avenue 5s3
Robert Lecky, Jr., is expected nome
from New York to-day.
On account OF Wednesday night 8 rain,
the lawn party in the yard OF st. Mark
Church was postponed until last night.
All who attended had an enjoya BILE time.
Messrs. Irwin Pillow and c. " Black
burn have returned from New York.
MI. Max Klaffer, OF Holyoke, Mass.
Is lin Richmond.
Miss Lulu L. Lloyd, who was Injured
about week ago by a fall from car,
Is rapidly Improving. Va
Mr.. nj. "a Lee Ferguson and wife arc
spending the summer al the Hot Springs.
Mrs r. NJ Scrogn, OF Tyler, Tex,
and her daughter, Mrs. Charles w. Mon
roe, of Parkersburg, W. Va. are visit
Ing Mrs. r.. T.. Valentine as3, &
Miss Ruth Valentine is visiting her SIS
ter, Mrs. Leila Fulcher. In stanton. Va
Mrs Jennie Noel. Of i Somerset. KY,
Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
Thomas Valentine. OF this city. h b
About August 18th the cornerstone OF
the Confederate monument to be placed
on the court green at Bowling Green,
Caroline county, will be laid with que Que
ceremonies Z, y.
a postal card, written and mailed July
q, 1887, by Sarah Dooley. No. 81 East
Cary street was delivered to the adj
dressec. r. b. Chaffin and Company,
July 10, 1906, having taken just eighteen
years 10 cross the city
Mrs. It. a. Cary and two daughters let
tho city yesterday to join Mr. Gary y, I, IN :.
milwaukee,. where Mr.. Cary is attending
an'Iinsllrance conference.
Mr.. III. Stewart Jones, clerk OF the
Supreme Court Of Appeals, came yes
lerday 10 his once for the a,f arSt time
Company H. Captain T., G. Baptist
drilled last night as usual. !,
+, and S. S. Roby, Company g. IN nave oe
their respective companies.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
WANTED 1000 LABORERS.
c, w. Lane Placed Under Bond
But Will Fight the Case,
Especial to The Times-Dispatch,)

F Especial to The Tlmes-DlSpatcnJ
SALISBURY, N, c., July 20,-At the
courthouse In this city to-day.ia prelim-
mary hearing was had In matter of in
iterstate interest The North Carolina
revenue act of 1905 provides that every
cmigrant agent or person engaged IN
procuring laborers for employment out
of this State shall pay an annual license
tax OF 5000 to the county and State and
that any one so engaging without first
having said tax shall DO guilty of a mis-
demeanor, Mr.. G. W. Lane, Of Eggleston,
Va, and secretary of Lane Brothers
Company, large railroad contractors and
constructors, had distributed circulars
here stating that he would appear at the
depot In this city to-day, when he de-
sired 1000 laborers to work with him in
certain railroad construction IN Virginia
and West Virginia, He had been OF the
opinion that the above statute did not
apply to him, but the magistrates to-day
we're OF a contrary opinion and held that
he was liable for this emiGrant license
fax and hound him over to the next
farm ~ the Superior Court Of this county
for failure to- pay same,
Il He was further required 70 pay me
*, which he did under protest, lie was
Also bound over to the superior Court FOR
enticing, persuading and procuring hfty-
Two servants to unlawfully leave the SER
Vice of the II. Gillespie Company, who
have three million dollar contract WITH
the Whitney Company TO constrrct y
four mile canal and q dam across the
Yadkin River. at Whitney. N. 9.
Mr.. Lanes answer TO thAs !at cAaTse
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
Payne A LIKES THE
! Times DISPATCH
Is Evident Wide Circulation
Credited With His Rapid
Bound to Popularity.

Payne, the great advertiser, in an inter-
view last evening, did not hesitate to
credit much Of the Widespread popu-
larlty already attained by himself, his
monster free shows and the wonderful
remedies he is introducing in Richmond,
to the use Of Richmond newspapers, es-
pecially The Times Dispatch.
IN He is a very heavy user of newspaper
space, and has ample means of deter
mining the best advertising mediums
so the use Of Tee Dee. columns proves
the wisdom of his selections.
The surprising cures made In Richmond
already and reported through the press,
together with the high class Of his free
entertainments, drew what was one OF
the largest crowds ever assembled on q
single enclosure In this city TO his show
grounds last night. 1t was estimated that
seven thousand people We're present, and
their approval was evidenced by fire.
quent applause,
Among the many novel features pre-
scented. and what Is always tho most
interesting, too, was the free demonstra-
lions Of the efficacy of his great RENE
dies made upon the lame and deaf.
Mr., ]. w. Gwin, OF No. 1902 Chaffin
Street who had been almost totally deaf
FOR eight years. was made to hear ordl-
nary. conversation during tho interested
and breathless silence OF the vast multi-
tude in three minutes. IT was amusing to
watch the growing expression of JOY and
plea appear on the gentlefhan's coun-
;tenance as the noises of n great city,
SO long withheld, were brought again to
his cars.
Mr.. Charles II. Brookman. who was
supposed to be hopeessly deaf and used
=, ,ot wi mi lon NDT
was made to hear better than he had
In twenty years, ana SO announced 70 me
astonished audience.
II such wonders can be worked with
Payne's Remedies with but one appllca-
ton, there Is little doubt OF his guar
antee OF permanent cure with further
treatment being genuine.
Other successful applications were made
and so many responded to his invitation
that all could not be accommodated III
one evening.
Letters from surrounding cities are ar
riying; In fact, SO many that Payne an
nounces the opening Of mall order de-
partment. which will answer all CORE
spondence promptly ana snip any Or the
remedies prepaid, "A
Payne's handsome down town offices
at No, COS East Main Street. were opened
Yesterday and We're visited by hundreds
desiring to learn of the medicines, These
offices are open from to ~ and to !
daily, and are. In addition to his large
office tent on the show grounds. Infor.
nation is gratuitously given and perfect
privacy assured nil visitors.
Another good show and change OF pro,
grammeS is on tap for tonight, and vii
doubtless be Witnessed by another record
breaking crowd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
ANNEXATION IS
STILL. LIVE issue j
Bright Prospects for Fair and
NJ Reasonable Cotnpro-
mise.
MAY 8 CONSIDERED TONIGHT
those Who Desire Extension
Ready to Yield to One
Another.

Renewed interest has been aroused In
the subject of annexation, both among
those who arc supporting tho Mills plan
and those who have all along contonded
for the broader lines. ana 1t is conf
IDENTIFY expected that fair and reason
81 ioQllo lllM io,lutn oul pun 'lu5iu-ol
uOIssos lEln5oI vi 2oom liza uiIoJoH pun
soouuupLO 'iol.ipuO no ool1lnutoO ouL
.llnsoI slrmntn eul OF tlIM t'sopIs
g1o 6io1ou, I; 9s!tnoadmoo oqu
special ono, to be held later on.
1t Is not proposed BY Mcssrs. Cannon
and Pollock and those who are with
them for the enlarged plan, to press
for the report OF the committee. which
was recently defeated and arcntroduced,
but It is their purpose to modify this
In an effort to meet the views Of all
parties in interest. The Mills plan can
never win, according to those who arc
In n position to understand the situation.
Indeed. there have been several futile at
tcmpls to override the yctofof the Mayor,
but never have the leaders been able to
get the necessary twenty-four votes
The plan which It is proposed to bring
in from the Ordinance Committee now
will, It is commanded. satisfy all save
those, If any such there be, who desire
simply to override the veto Of the Mayor.
Still Live Issue.
The issue is evidently very live one
| in Richmond. and citizens here arc
anxious that the city shall take its stand
along with Memphis. Nashville, Norfolk
and others that are moving industriously
along this line. 3s5
or course. there are those who do not
desire any scheme Of annexation, and
there is no secret about II that Some Of
the councilmen are OF this mind and faith.
| But the large attendance Of citizens
upon the sessions OF thet Council and COM
mittce some time ago, when the matter
was being debated, plainly indicated that
there is widespread public sentiment
among the people for extending the cor
porate limits OF the city and for afford
Ing opportunities for better and cheaper
homes and for more manufacturing in
dustrcs. ~
1t may be that the, measure which 1t Is
proposed to bring out of the Ordinance
Committee in the shape Of a compromise
will not pass for several months. but
there is an air, of confidence among al
those who really want annexation, wheth-
or hey have supported the Mills plan or
not, that before long a fair and equitable
plan will be adopted, and the present
limits Of the city will be materially ex-
tended. s83 s8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
ThGRiaat- HQn BaEo=uir.

is that he did not knowingly procure any
of Gillespie s servants, but that he issued
circulars to the public in general for
ilaborers 2, that he did not know that the
men he Employed fad agreed to erter
the service of the Gillespie Company, and
further that4he had committed no offcnse,
because the men he employed had never ever
actually entered the service OF Gillespie'
but had only contracted to enter such
service.
Mr. Lane has employed two Of the ablleest
firms in55the State, Overman and Greg
DRY, Of Salisbury. and Watson and BuS-
ton, OF winston, and will carry the cases
to the Supreme Court. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
Receiver Refused.

. Especial 10 The Tlmes-Dlspatch.) 20
y ( AsHDvILLE, X N. c., July 2O.-Judge
Pritchard, Of the United States Circuit
Court, to-day handed down Il decision In
tho case of II. III. Cumming vs.. the
Southern Railway Company, refusing the
appointed for the South Carolina aid
Georgia Division of that road The plain
tiff is a, stakeholder In the raj way COM
p,,ny. and {clainled that the treasury OF
reason of tho numerous suits arising out
or the merging Or the Southern hallway
and the South Carolina and Georgia Rail
roads. 3! n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21

h ~ y
the Equitable. Mr.. Deming replied that
he supposed I, the loan referred TO was
one that stood In the names OF Alexan-l
der and Jordan. which had been carried
for from five to six years, and varied
In amount the average being between
$500, 900 and 100000.
Mr. Deming was then asked: Does
your company loan $6S5,oo0 on the obi
CATION OF two men as trustees? z" sl
He replied ut has in this instance
Yes, sir have always considered the
Equitable Society responsible for 1t,
Paul Morton, chairman Of the Board
of Directors OF the Equitable said re-
nothing about tho $685. 900 loan have
been unable to find any liability of tho,
Equitable Society to the Mercantile Trust Trust
Company. Mr., Jordan was not renewed
OF his duties for not giving information
about tho $685., 900 loan, but because nc
would not give information about an
other matter"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
For Martin and Swanson.

MD. b. Powers. Jr., former mem
her n q Of the House Of Delegates from Caro-
on business, and met many old friends 9 :
the political outlook In that county
Mr.. Powers declared 1T was his con-
ton that Senator Martin would certainly
carry the county. AS for the governor
ship he said the fight In Caroline was
between Swanson and Willard, and that
Judge Mann did not have a, formidable
following there. Mr.. Powers expressed
the belief that Mr.. Willard would not
clned to make wager on that.fore-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
Cotton Report Matter.

q. l (By Associated Press.J 87TE'
i CHARLOTTE, NJ c., July 2o.-Aa specia!
meeting OF the Board OF Governors OF the
American Cotton Manufacturers Associa.
ton was held here tonight to discuss
President Millers telegram to Secretary
of Agriculture Wilson regarding the re
vision Of the June cotton report. me
hoard endorsed AfIllers action and re-
m,ested that he name the committee to
meet Secretary Wilson. President Miller
stated that he would name the commit
tee tomorrow, and the members VIII De
in Washington Monday morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
Lost Child Restored.

Especial to The Times- Dlspatch,]
GREENSBORO, NJ. C., July 20-Llttle
Flossie Bethea. who had been kldnapped
BY her step-tather and left at CooleInee
last Monday In boys clothes under pecn~
liar circumst ances, was restored 10 her
mother here late yesterday afternoon by
Deputy Sheriff 8. B.. Jeftrles' who went
- M hoo John T C e Mrs. Bethea's
brother accompanied Mr. Jeffries to
Coolemee and Witnessed the delight Of the
mother In receiving back her little daugh-
ter. IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
Adjudged Insane,
ecial lo The Time.s- Dlspatch.l

. Especial TO the WTlmes-Dlspatch.) "
Rs AsIEYILLE. N. c., July 2O.-James
Sanford Carr, son OF Richard Carr, q
farmer, living near Durham. who acted
Judged Insane to-day. and sent to his
home inIchalge Of an, officer. He ls no.
relation to Colonel Julian carE Of Dur
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
GREAT ACTIVITY
IN REAL ESTATE.
A Number Of SmallaSales Report
ed BY Agents in City and
Suburbs.

There Is decided activity In real estate
in this city, and Its environs, and
number Of deals are in prospect. some
transactions are reported whereby Valu'
able realty In the West END and some IN
the business sections has changed owners,
Mrs Esther llllsner yesterday pllr-
chased the property now occupied by llar-
ris Fischer at 1925 East Main Street, Tor
slO, 900. The property was sold privately
by j. Thompson Brown a. Co. Mrs Ellsner
purchased the property as an nvestment
and paid cash for tho site.
N. w, Dowe & Sons yesterday sold to
Cora q, Jonathan the property at No,
H. Market Place, or Seventeenth Street.
Tho purchase price was $500, ana tho
sale was we'll attended,
Below is list Of the properties sold
recently by tho William B. Pizzini Real
Estate Company: o,o
No 1920 East Byrd Street ,,,,,.,..,,S * ~
No, $40 Nest Marshall Street.'',,... s' ~
No 8 West, Duval street,,i ,,.nn. 80
nenr Allison Street,..,,.,....,..,. G,lha
Nos. lOl6-lOl East Byrd Street...,, 400
ok acres Amelia colnty,..,,...,.,,.. SEQ
-, Ok fnef r;rnc CO. near Harrlson.... ISIS
No o05 North Meadow Street,,,,,.-, a'sup
NJ ~ s0n North Walnut Street. ,......,, 4,225
Nns Ey,. f0S. Sns 10 south First Street. l,675
No los East Cary Strcet.,,.,,...... 0,WO
Nos. 607-6M Preston Street...,,,,.., ,3to
No, 1888 Nest Grace Street..,,...., LOGO
Twenty-eight feet on Grace, near
Allen Avenue. Observation-Disclosures, tlsu
No. 9Ol East Canal Street.,,,,,,,.,-. $50
No. 1891 Park Ayanue,,, .,,,,t.,....,s, 1850
Nos 00l-90s East Cary Street,.,,,.., 1900
Southeast correr Marshall and
smith Streets. Observation-Disclosures. $500
Ui. 88 ----v---1
L'IOtul SVo,S-O
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
Every Saturday Afternoon Ex.
Cursi0n to
3: NC r O E
Via G. & o. ~.
500 Round Trip $1.OO

Every Saturday In July and August,
Commencing on Saturday, July 22d, the
Chesapeake and Ohio viii have a SPECIAL
Saturday afternoon excursion from Rich
mond to Buckroe and return, leaving
tRichmcnd 8 p NJ; returning, leave Buck
roe 10 F. NJ, Two hours schedule In
both directions, without stops, Five
hours at this delightful resort In the cool
of tho evening, ,a3 ts5 ~ i.A5 1fi3S sfttt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
B1.OolRound Trip $500

! Go to Buckroe for a good sea food din
ner and the evening pleasure OF the sea-
side, 45 s
r Tickets will also be sold for this train,
good returning on the Sunday outing,
leaving Fort Monroe 1855 p, NJ. or s; rs
r. NJ. of the Sunday following, at $500
round trip.
sSy A novelty and delight introduced by the
Chsyapeake and ohio Ra!!yYa;y, 5Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
$500 TO ATLANTIC CITY AND RE
TURN, VIA THE POPULAR YORK 4

The above tickets are on sale ut Rich
mond Thursday and Friday of each
week, limited, returning, to arrive Rlch-l
mond Wednesday following date OF sail,
Comparatively low rates to all other New
Jersey Seashore and Eastern Resorts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
TO }&ATLANTA, BIRMINGHAM ME M
PHIS, KANSAS CITY, DENVER

gtle5{. AMI 1COLOHAOOi -HlNIo, 3f4fi4tt=5
via Southern Railway, without change Of
trains. Two limited trains daily from
Richmond for all the South and South
vest forming through connections for all
important points Through Pullmans, day
coaches, dining cars-''Perfeet Service"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
Washington Affairs

Especial to The Times plspatch1
X WASHlSGTON,l ID, C..SJulS 2d.-ifest'.
masters .iloin,ei.
observation-disclosures, Accomac county,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
NEWS GATHERED
FROM S0UTHS|O||.E
Forty Thrown Out Il OF Work
ByWcdnesday''y Disastrous
Fire.
sWANsB0RO MARRIAGE
Miss Daisy Wills and Nj. Willie
Allen the Contracting Parties.
3 Painful Burns.
Manchester Bureau; Z, Times +, DISPATCH.

Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch !
ss No. 1l02 Hull Street.
Much Of the insurance on tho Eureka
furniture and Manufacturing Compnnys
plant, destroyed Wednesday by fire, had
beonscancelled about a month ago Tho
officers OF the Virginia State Insurance
b Company announced yesterday morning
that the policies Issued on the plant by
them had been cancelled.
Is Policies amounting to 5000 from COM
panics represented BY Mr.. George a. Glib
son had also been cancelled.
The list in force up to the time Of the
tire Is as follows:
5&& iiOme .......t.... ....... 80 $l,5uO 4tg$
8 st. Paul .................., 1,UW
Phoenix ........ .......... 800
Scottish Union and Ma
tlonnl ..................,... 1000
Other companies, about. GOO
~ "a
Total ........s12,oW
l. II v -
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-07-20

We want to talk little to the city
officials: Do you know that Bax.
ter Springs is the filthieet town OF
it's size in the whole country? Do
you know that if few of the ordin-
ances relating to nuisances, and
weeds, and hog pens were enforced
the city would be much better off!
Do you know that the rank growth
of weeds is a good breeder of ma
lariar Do you know that q man
who will allow weeds to grew rank
on his property is no better than
the man who violates any other
city ordinancef We like the city
officials, every one of them, but we
don't like to see the hog pens, and
weed patches, and dirty outbuild-
ings, which are 30 numerous in the
city. You city officials are all good
fellows, but you are too easy; you
are afraid of offending somebody.
But the plain truth 10 that for
every man offended in the enforce
ment of the nuisance and weed or
dinances Fifty lasting friends will
be made. Have you looked at it In
that lightr It is your plain duty to
have the town cleaned up at once.
Don't spare anybody. If poor man
violates the ordinances make an ex-
ample of him, but say, getafter his
wealthier neighbor, too. Don't let
him escape. The mere fact of a
mans wealth should not not make
him immune from punishment The
editor of the News would not be
mayor of Baxter Springs for two
years for Teddy's salary, but he
would like to be mayor for about
sixty days-just long enough to
have the town cleaned up. And IT
would be cleaned up, too, or there
would be police court grinding
steadily every hour in the day. You,
the city officials, know that you
have some good nuisance ordin-
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-07-20

EDITOR NEws;-You are right
about taking down the old fences.
If all the fences on East Sherman,
Sheridan, River and Spring streets
were taken down it would enhance
values SO per cent. Most of these
fences look like 30 cents and all are
uusightly relics of a barbarous age.
PRosPECToR.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-07-20

The financial condition of the city
of Baxter Springs is good. Yet the
weeds flourish and no improve
ments of a municipal nature are
being made. People pay taxes ex.
pecting to receive some benefit
therefor. Why is it that in Baxter
Syringe they receive no benefit for
their money?
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-07-20
Bring your wheat to White
& Allen. GaIena, Kansas.

Baxter Springs has been made a
signal station for the government
weather bureau. The weather news
is now received each day at o a. m.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-07-20

The reunion grounds are being
cleaned up and put in shape for the
big reunion. The trees are being
trimmed, the weeds are being cut,
and the grounds are being raked.
Reuninn Park is becoming a very
popular lOafing place these hot
evenings and Sundays.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-07-20

The eleventh commandment is as
follows: He that alloweth his weeds
to grew and become a nuisance
shall not enter the kingdom of
heaven; and he that refuseth to cut
his weeds shall be shunned by all
good citizens.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-07-20

The assessed valuation of the city
of Baxter Springs this year is,
$175,149. This is big increase over
last year. The assessed valuation
of the school district is $1S1 ,070. The
increased valuation means lower
rate of taxation, because all of the
different funds are in a good
healthy condition. In fact the
treasury is full of money, and yet
the weeds are not cut nor the streets
improved.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-07-20

ances; the weed cutting ordinance
is a good one. Two Of the best law
yers in Cherokee county say it is, at
least. Why dent you enforce 1t.
Why let the town reek in filth, and
become saturated with malariar
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-07-20

There isn't a vacant house in'
town that is fit to live in. And the
weeds continue to grow.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-07-20

C. II. Roseberry of Kent, Mo, will
have herd of trained deer on ex-
hibition at the big reunion. Mr..
Roseberry claim to have the incest
herd of deer in the country.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-07-20

The school district is in much
better shape financially than it has
been for twenty years. This goes
to show that the district is in the
proper hands from a business
standpoint.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-07-20

jim Browne hogs and old man
Neff's cows are no bigger nuisance
than the weeds. All stock should
be allowed to run loose until the
weeds are cut.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-07-20

Charlie Daniels big billboard
hides his big crop of grass and
weeds a little. Does Charlis know
that now ie a good time to make
hay?
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-07-20

Misses Mae Bell Miller and Nell
Johnson and Mr.. Edgar Webber of
Pittsburg were here Sunday, the
guests of ]. NJ. Wilson of the Frisco.