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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-24
NOTICE N
Notice to Taxpayers.
once of collector Of city TAKE e.

Office of Collector of City Taxes.
City Hall. Richmond, Va.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE READY TO
RECEIVE ALL OR ONE-HALF OF
CITY TAXES. REAL ESTATE AND
Personal. FOR THE YEAR 1905 ON
JUNE IS;
nance provides that one-half may DO
paid in June, and the remaining half
In December Failure to pay all or one
hst IN On 5ur he M nSSes Rsaa IS as
at once, and II not paid before SIP
TENDER list the Collector Is required to
levy, with costs added, (see Chapter
PERsoNs 1MALE on FEMALl2 who
own personal property, or hold personal
pr s5Radss as pa snsasy eey RaS
mond (of whatever ma ture) are assessed.
and win please call and settle. SO as to
Grading, Paving. Pipe and Sewer Con.
manner manner as ' Taxes. and ana at the same time,
give name in which Pr yd,r II i stands
This peng the only notice provided
ton, as under the new ordinance s por
Gent ss wRRs snaS5X att h9xa aaasd
Ju Limo Z Collector Ms S9S u city Ts8ss,
MANCHESTER TAxEs7-I AN NOW,
ready to receive the City, school and
half OF the same Is payable on OF, before
July LIST next, and the other half on o Or
before December 1stt 5 per cent, Will
The whole may he paid July LIST, IL pre-
ferred. j. W. BRONAuGH,lJ ~,
Treasurer City of Manchester. h
once city School Board, city j Hall II.
Principals for City Schools,
the Principalshps OF the Richmond Public
Schools, Applications, With letters Of ret,
erence as TO character and abiill Y. shouts
be sent to this Office not later thahs
Thursday June 29th 1865.
BY or6>y Of the School Board,
g, =. YVALFORp,4 C!erk' n.
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MANITOBA 6TENOGRAPHER AND
book keeper. one who has had expert
cnce in the banking business preferred.
Apply to the Bank of Hampton, l1amp-
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1,osT-wH1TE BULL TERRIER,
marked with brindie spot on hip and
to name Of ..Tige.', Reward ii returned
to 500 West Franklin Street.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
REAL ESTATE-For Sale.
REAL ESTATE WANTED,

WANTED, TO BUY A SMALL HOUSE,
five or seven rooms, centrally located.
cheap for cash. Address l.. WOODSON
CONWAY, 1880 e. Franklin Street. city.
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WANTED, MEN AND BOYS TO LEARN
plumbing trade. We cannot supply do
& mand for graduates; S4.50 to $500 per
day; eight weeks completes course;
@loguc, ECOYNE BROS CO.NPLUMBING
SCHOOLS, Cincinnati. O., St, Louis.
Mo. Employment guaranteed or money
refunded.
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H. w. RouNTREE 4 BRO. TRUNK
II AND BAG CO.. Retail and Repairipg,
Fourteenth and Broad Streets. 10 "a
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WANTED, SUMMER BoARDERs; ONE
mile from station, hunting and fishing;
good terms, moderate Address VIM. P.
WOOD, Glen Wilton, Va.
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PERSONALS.

LADIES FINE WHITE CANVAS OK
fords, with wide ribbons, $l0o STEMS,
corner Fifth and Broad.
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eRlNTlNa.

we can s,Iitiyou. TAYLOR q TAYLOR
PRINTING CO., Quick Printers. No. ]
4 Governor StroaL 5Sa Sf p
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AWNINGS, TENTS ANp FLAGS.

where and see what we can do for You in
the awning line & CO.. los
North Ninth Street. Phone 257G Al
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MILLINERY.

sHIO n a 3 l. f MILLINERY AT
greatly reduced prices this week at Mrs.
4 WORTIIAM'S. II you want hat it viii
pay you to call 2lG n. Third STRAIT.
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NATURAL BRIDGE EXCURSION.
GOLD AND SILVER BUYER.

WANTED, OLD GOLD AND SILVER IN
any condition: highest cash prices paid,
II or viii give watches. jewery, silverware
In exchange. A, NJ. MEYER a. BRO,
Jewellers. No. h2S Broad Street, Rich.
inond. Va.
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( HELP WANTED Female.

WANTED, Is GIRLS WHO ARE I1X-
perienced paper box makers: also some
beginners, who are paid while learning.
Apply to THE RANDOLPH PAPER
BOX CO.
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TRUNKS.

X. H. SPENCE, " NORTH NINTH.
trunks and Travelling Bags Of all kinds
repaired Phone or call I will send fos
your trunk or valise.
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FURNITURE REPAIRED AND REIyP.
holstersd, Hair Mattresses 10 order old
oes, made oyef i,ke n n1ssi PIP Covers
Main. Phone S232,
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WANTED, EVERYBODY. TO CALL AT
STEMS Pavilion, Forest Hill Park, for
a good time. l{s
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.sTRAYED-ONE SPOTTED HEIFER,
with rope around neck. Reward for In
formation or return to B. f. PRIDE,
opposite Iioopers Flower Garden.
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WANTED, A GOOD WHITE OR coll
ored servant Apply at 3lS N. Twenty
third Street.
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WANTED, "A STRICTLY A. FURNISH
ings goods man; one capable OF man.
aging department; none other need
IL apply. O. H. BERRY & co.
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TWEwFTH ST., NJ, 4o3-FIRST-CLAss
board and rooms at EANES HOUSE.
4o3 N. Twelfth Street. Terms reasons
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AWNINGS, TENTs AND FLAGS. !

FOR WHITE SHOES SNOW WHITE
Polish. WAGNER DRUG CO., &c.
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THIRD ST, s., 15-SECOND-sTORY
front room for rent furnished. with
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ried gentleman desires situation as
Waterman for business house Of city.
residences; best of references: can FUR
nish good security. Address A. 1885, cal
this office. 5fa
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WATER FILTER.

~IWtv drinL than ,vhcn q racaifs w..
Hitter will cleanse the water. TRY one,
y residence Alter capacity 10 gallons per
q hour. For sale by q. A, INMAN g. CO.
T.mes- Dispatch Bldg. Phone ~.
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SITUATION WANTED--Mals

ACCOUNTING WORK D e 81 R Z D.
Books and accounts examined. analysed
and audited; work cont1dential; Cail on
"A (basemenO.
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MATTRESS gMANUFAcToRY.

MATTRESSES AT W1IOLESALE1 FOR
the trade. JACOB UNfIlA UF',a 76 West
Main Street. Richmond. Va. PA
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WANTED. ALL-RoUND HA NESS
Z maker: steady work. Apply to c. G..
ss3 SNEAD q SON, DanVille. Va.
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WANTED, "A GOOD TIMER AT ONCE;
wages, $3.50 to good man. ]. R.
4 M'MUNND & son. covngton. Va. Is.
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FRANKLIN ST, d., 41b--t-ERMANENT,
transient and table boarders. Phone
service Mrs. STELLA c. FRENCH. 4
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BOARDING.

E. GRACE-PERNA-
nent, transient and table boarders;
room always for transient. Phone 41A'
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EIGHTH ST., NJ, 6le-N1CELY FUR
+ nished, comfortable rooms; good table;
permanent and transient boarders;
terms reasonable.
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LEST YOU FORGET, LET U.s. SAY
that EANES'S Dyspepsia Tablets are
e guaranteed to cure dyspepsia in all its
forms; &C.. all druggists, or w. r.
EANES, Twenty-f1fth and Leigh. Rich
mond. Va.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-05-16
AMATEUR BASEBALL

The goool,aks DEBATED the Floods BY score se
Of 2 %ishn
The wilmots shut out the Iroquois by score
pitching of Dahlgren for the Wilmots and tn the
batting of AL Brahamson for the Iroquois For
gsns With the
''ff The sales defeated the Eisens in well played
Esess By St S until asi fG5 s as
when the salzer team scored eight runs and
einched the game; The salzers would Ike to
ygs sygejz Grays for SUNDAY Address John Dwser
1oI phe Miiers viii cross bats with the Lind
sn1eS Mers would like ga game With the Minnesota
sger Rus lis west m fes phone
of Is
address WALLACE aamiltoa 100 Hillside avenue
The Deer & webers DEBATED the Fifth Street
Stars by score of to O. Batteries, Brooks and
The American Eagles defeated the. Red Stars
BY a score of 10 to 7. The winners wish games
with any 10 or 11-year-old team in the city.
For games address Harold Harris 625 Seventh
re Gerber Brothers defeated, the schock &
the p pitching of Of smonson 's The he Winners W wish
cfIa Chapman, ne 44s Nineteenth avenue Ne lN !.
The Madison team has right to claim q
game from the EmersonS, the later team
would not finish the game The Madisons would
| like to arrange game with the Emersons on
| the formers grounds
| The Kcnnedys defeated the Robbinsdale team
| in one-sided. game by score Of 16 to 2:
| The feature of the game was the pitching OF
Broockson, who allowed but three hits.
The Schmitzs defeated the Wards Apex team
| by of il to 13. The feature of the
game was the pitching of johnson for the win.
ners, who struc out fourteen men. All teams
wishing games with the winners should address
E. NJ. Irgens, 1928 Twenty second avenue S.
The M1nhehahas defeated Princeton at Prince
ton by score of & to Z. The feature of the
game was the pitching Of Port and the batting
Of Severance. the latter, getting home run
| The Mtnnehahas would like game for May
! The Unions desire game for next Sunday
with any 15 or 16-yearold team in the city
! Address Charles Stewart, 700 Madison street NE
| The Charles r. Lewis team will meet the
1 Watts on the formers grounds, next Sunday
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-05-16
SOMETHING DUE
TO HIT N. DAKOTA
'Spike' Anderson Leaves With
His Exponents of Grand
..-. Forks Prowess.

.
'Spike" Anderson and his Grand Forks North
ern league team left this city last night for
Grand Forks where they will be on hand to
open the league Thursday, May is.
Spike has fast aggregation Of ball tossers,
and doubt his team will be in the running
all the time for championship honors..
The team is booked to play the University
Of North Dakota at Grand Forks this afternoon
and will play Crookston tomorrow in an ex-
hibition game. Andersons team will open the
season at Winnipeg and his crew will go to
that city from Crookston. .'.55 e.
For pitchers Spike has signed Houck, the
former Hamline pitcher, Converse. who won fame
as deceiver for the Javas, Bond Of Manchester,
S. Saunders and Brooke. 5., 81. So. .-..-z i,
Smith, the former Hamline receiver, and Hugh
Leach of the university have been signed to
perform in the backstop position. The infeld
consists of "Spike' Spanton at first, Varco at
second, Caldwell at short and Hanrahan at third
base. Chandler. Penny and Spike" will take
care Of the outfeld. . - .- l..
Leach and Varco were unable to Join the
team last night having examinations for
few days, but they will report later. Mueller
will take care of second base until the arrival
of VarcO,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-05-16
NORTHWESTERN GAMES

Jackson Mimi, May 1e.-The high school team
from Sherburn played the jackson nine here
Saturday, The game resulting in victory for
the local team can by score a of 10 to 5;
Benson, Mimi, May 16.-The Benson high
school team defeated the Glenwood high team
here Saturday afternoon by a score of Z to 0.
Batteries-Thornson and Darlington; Benson and
Elk Point, 5. D.. May 1e--The local high
school team defeated the New Castle, Neb., high
team here at the city park diamond by a score
Hutchinson, MINI, May 1e.-..Hutchinson de.
the season by score Of to 1. Frank Chad
erton, pitcher for the locals, allowed but four
lits. KeHfield pitched an excellent game for
Cokato.
Montrose, MINI May 16.-Montrose was de-
fea ted by Howard Lake team by q score of
to 4, on the Way.rly grounds, Sunday.
M M9n r May ae tn Warren high
by defeating the Hallock high team by score
Robertson, Brown and Anderson.
Springfield M Mimi May 1sa-sprtngfeld de-
and McPhee; Posi- and Garyin
Turtle Lake, Wis. May 16-Spooner defeated
Turtle IT, Lake, Sunday, By score Of to g.
Davis. El-.7' =,
Eden Valley, MINI. May 16.--Eden Valley de-
ieated Torah, Satuf lay in an eleven-inning game
BY score OF to 3. Batteries-O' Brien and
iBrastow; Adams and Lemm:
league team has made good showing in the
limited practice it has had, and the fans here
felt somewhat elated over the season prospects.
The wet weather has DELAYED the work on the
impossible to complete them for the opening
OF me league games, Thursday, May 1S.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-05-16
COLLEGE BASEBALL
=
Purdue 5. Wabash Q

Purdue 5. Wabash 2. le
The laws defeated the engineers in the inter
Northrop field by score of is to 6. The
game was poorly contested and was uninterest-
Ing at all times. When the laws came to bat
Tor the hrst time they unable to make any
runs, while five engineers crossed the home
plate in their round of the first inning. But in
each OF the following innings the laws made
the defeated team was allowed but one tally
IN tne remainder of the game. Condor, Leach
ana Marshall composed the battery for the laws.
McRae and Bullard were in the points for he
engineers. ~
The Manchester college team played up to its
usuai form yesterday afternoon and defeated
the Carleton college team from North6eld, on
tn the Manchester grounds, by score of to 2.
Chadderton was in the box for the Macs and
pitched an excellent game having eleven strike
outs to his credit, while he allowed but one pass
TO nrst. Lynch did the backstop work for the
MacaIester team, while Lee did the twirling
team.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-05-16
G0TCH GETS ANXIOUS
FOR HARD THRASHING
New York Sun Special Service,

New York Sun Special Service. go
New York, May 16.--The fighting bee has again
got into the head of Frank Gotch. Yesterday at
his training quarters at ,Elmer's gymnasium he
had the gloves on with several of the boxing
fraternity. Among these Kid Mccoy Nc
Coy thinks the westerner has an excellent chance
of developing into frst-cass fighter. Gotch is
going to put himself under McCoy's care this
summer and next fall will make bold bid in the
pugilistic field. 3.
Said Gotch today: ''Jeffries has no right to
turn the championship over to Fitzsimmons, as it
was reported he will do. Fitzsimmons is one of
the best men that ever crawled thru the ropes,
but he is getting along in years. If he should
win the title age will soon force him into re-
tirement.' -t-t-f II -
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-05-16
TWELVE CARS IN
The FIRST TRIALS.
Five Will Be Selected to Run in
the Vanderbilt Cup
Race.
New york sun snecia1 service.

New York Sun Special Service.
New York May 16,-Twelve entries are prac-
.tically assured for the American team in the
Vanderbilt automobile cup race. Eleven were to
hand last night, and one was said to be on the
way. The belated entry is White steamer,
owned by Windsor T. Wtite.
The entries closed at 12 o'clock last night
which means that any entry made before that
hour will be accepted. There may be several
entries on the way. Chairman Morrall of the
A. A. A. racing board was unable to say just
when the elimination trials to select the five
cars that will compose the team will be held or
the probable course Of the trials.
They are pretty sure, however. to take place In
August. The big itself will be held on either
the 7th or 14th Of October. The Locomobile
company announced today that their entry would
be an exact duplicate of the car built for Dr.
II. E. Thomas Of Chicago
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-05-16

thru him or he threw it the opposite way
from that intended. Kelly should put side
they might stop them. The slaughter suf-
hcient to freeze the yips in the throats of the
seven ardent fans who had followed the saints
over from the suburb 1t sounded lust lipe box
or fresh soda crackers.
Corbett Goes In.
After Ferguson had been picked, Corbett was
put in to hold the score down." He succeeded
WELL allowing but three hits and one run
stoval was corkscrewing for Minneapolis, and
pitched steady and consistent game. He kept
the hits we'll diffused and given good sup.
port. Haskell and Anderson doing the
umpring, and one was about as much picking
from Puck as the other. Haskel's voice is a
cross between the growl of bull alligator and
the singing of swan with the tonsitis. Balls
and strikes are an unknown quantity until the
batter starts for the base the bench, the
fans did not knew just when to- apply the boots
to the ump. 1t is taking mean advantage
of the man who has paid his money for
chance to give the greatest freedom of express
sion to thought.
st. Paul was blanked in the first two innings.
For Minneapolis, Jones drew base balls,
Sullivan singled, Graham sacrificed, Coulter
swatted for two sacks, Schmidt singled and
Fox reached first bloomer by -OBrien.
Jones, Sullivan, Coulter and Herr Schmidt
scored. In the second inning stovall made
nice SINGLE Jones landed first, on an error by
Grier, Graham singled, Coulter was passed., Kid
Fox singled and Greminger and Oyler followed
with one-lap bastes. stovall retired the side on
happiness netted five runs. 1t very much
Harrisburg train wreck for the persons from
the town which Jim Hill put on the map.
Saints Score. -. #,
Things quieted down and in the third base
balls for Ferguson and Grier and hits by
Carney and Hemphill scored two Of the saints
They scored again in the eighth on Oyler's
and two singles That sent them to the
tool for the return trip.
Minneapolis turned the trick in the
seventh, when Jones drew complimentary to
first, Sullivan singled and Freeman and Coulter
were also forced to first by the erratic Cor
bett.
In the fifth inning Corbett got sand in his
eye and mistook Grahams head for the plate
For once he threw straight and the ball knocked
all the fuzz off Peaches head. he took the
count, got up and ran to first when he was
led back to the bench. 1t terrific rap
and deprived him of his speech for, a time.
DR.. Ltzenberger twisted his Uranium bit for
him and restored the power Of profanity (if he
chose to utilize @it) without further delay. Gra-
ham wanted to keep in the game. but the
magnate thought best for him to retire If
they play this afternoon it will probably be
water polo. and the red socks will give way to
bathing suits. ..-' ~
Those present at the charivari were:
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-05-16
AUTOMOBILE CLUBS TO
DISCUSS CARNIVAL PLANS

t-tIs- - , 'ASsaTT ,rssffF W .z.... ..El[
An invitation has been extended by the ST..
Pau! to the Minneapolis; Automobile club to at
tend meeting tomorrow night to discuss nlans
Tor carnival week. AS there are five Mime
apol1s owners who intend to make the run from
chicago with the visitors, and as many more
from st: Paul the question will be taken up
Of how best to get thercars to Chicago. That
the, run is to be great success Is shown by
the the numerous applications by members of the
ohlcago club for special licenses. Altho carni-
val week 1s almost two months away, there have
been 200 entries. The McHenry County (Illi-
no1s) Automobile club has asked for twenty
licenses. Ig1ss. ~ :
Winston & Walker have received kilograms
saying that Dwight Huss and Milford sWigle,
who are driving Oldsmobiles across the country
from. New York to Portland, have arrived safely
runabouts and expect to- make the trip by June
21 ewher the good roads conference will meet
at the Lewis and Clark exposition.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-05-16
The Right Road to Omaha.

Limited, leaving Minneapolis at pm.
arrives at Omaha at 7:15 the next
morning. Electric-lighted throughout
club cars, new Pullman sleepers and
free reclining chair cars. The day ex-
press, leaving Minneapolis at 7:4O am.
arrives at Omaha at q :55 the same even
ing; has observations and parlor ears,
with diningroom and frst-class coaches.
For further information and reserva-
tions Of berths apply to r.. H. Heard,
and Fifth street, Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-05-16
See Stockweu Soon-That life insur.
ance-The Penn Mutual. Andrus BLDG

"Omaha and Des Moines Limited
Trains leave Minneapolis daily at s:35
arriving Omaha the following morning
at S:O5 am, Des Moines 1885 am.
Through Pullman Sleepers and Buffet
Library Car service. Direct connections
In Union Depots for points south and
west. Call on J. G.. Rickel, City Ticket
Agent, 424 Nicollet Ave.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-05-16
MAROoNs ARE BUSY
Stagg's Team Will Have to Travel Fast
This Week.

New York Sun Special Service.
Chicago, May 16.-The University of Chicago
baseball team will be busy this week, playing
w Wisconsin Thursday and Northwestern on Sat
urday Both games will be held on Marshall
held. The postponed match with Wisconsin will
De played OF at Madison May 81.
Coach Stagg said today that circulars regard
ing the interscholastic meet to be held on Mar
shall field June 10 had heen mailed to 900
schools In addition to the regular list Of events
the tWo-mile run has been added. There will
also be relay race for grammar schools.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-05-16
DAY DEFEATS WILSON
Interesting Period in the Amateur Bill
lizard Tourney.

Day defeated Wilson last evening in ths
American billiard play. Two runs of 10 In sue.
cession by Day were the features of the match,
In the tenth inning Day assumed the lead and
from then on was never headed. Score:
Day-0 6 o 0 y o 6 { o 1 2
2 2 5 5 10 10 0 5 s q
10 3-150. Average 1-3. High run, 10.
o 9 3 0 6 3 1 50 o 4 Q o 1 /
3 0-ss. Average, 2. High run. s.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-05-16
MAROON PLAYER
FOUGHT THE COACH
Stagg Drops Gov" Yates from
His Chicago Baseball
Squad. Il

New York Sun Special Service. .
Chicago, May 16.-"Governor Yates, the Uni
versity Of Chicago first baseman, has been per-
manently dismissed from the maroon baseball
team by Coach Stagg on the charge of insubordi-
nation.
fist fight INDUCED in by Yates and Coach Floyd
Harper at the Chicago-Illinois game at Cham
piagn last Saturday, in which he adjudged the
first baseman to be the guilty party.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-05-16
JACK CHESBR0 HAS -.
A GENERAL COLLAPSE
New York Sun Special Service


Cnleago, May 16-Jack Chesbro, generally
regarded as the premier pitcher in professional
baseball and the mainstay of the New YORK
Ameflcans was taken suddenly i'll at the Lex
lneton MOTEL yesterday. and later in the day
was put aboard train for New York and sent
PACK nome to recover from a general collapse.
physicians who were summoned agreed that
he should go directly to hospital here, as he
was suffering from high fever bnt tha a' bie Ie
tW1rier refused and said he would return to
his home in New York. ~
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-05-16
Ey O'IouqhIln.

: Ey = EOUgHII1, = =
Mique Kelley brought his saints to Min,
neapolis in Twin City Rapid Transit tool car
yesterday afternoon, and unloaded them at Nicol-
let park. The Watkins reception committee
met them and began to pin delegate badges
on them when they hit the bluegrass Of the
diamond. Kelly and his crew had about as
much chance to win that game the lamb
has to kill the butcher. Minneapolis took it
nicely to the tune of 1913. '.-=. =
Michael Of st. Paul chose Ferguson as his
ju- jitsu expert. This highly pleasing to
Fox's cubs. They started the battle royal in
the first inning and made four runs In the
second they repeated and made five. The hitting
sounded like Company of Hopkins the
rife range. Added to this the fielding of the
saints very tainted money, and u result
Ferguson was soon squealing like the rusty
wheels OF box track.
The millers hit the ball where the small
city felders were not. When one Of the Lennon
Holsters did get in front Of it the ball went
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-05-16

vail s. off Ferguson g. of Corbett 3; struck out,
by Stoval 3, by Corbett l. sacrifice hits, Ora.
ham, Jones, Sullivan. Carney; stolen bases.
Schmidt 2, Fox; double play, Fox to Freeman;
bases hit by pitched ball. by Corbett l. left
bases Minneapolis 10. st. Paul 10. Time.
1:50. Umpires, Haskell and Anderson. At
tendance 1000.