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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22

,,snon Henry Lewis a most pleasing
p,,,r,ise last Thursday night I'm the
s" tabernacle The affair was very
NNI'.ihorate aud the Bishop was very
,.,,ch nffected over the complete SUR
,,rise and the good feeling manifested
,,rords him. The silver band was In
,,t.Tdapce and songs, recitatlons and
u..'.,aorhes were given and a most eNcel-
i.,nt supper was partaken Of
I|l' '
,rr Jesse Mlseuer OF American Fork
.,.tn mas lust retumd from a mission
,''s a Lehi visitor Thursday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22

BILIOUS Bin was getting bloatod.
ana his tongue was muchly coated,
i'lont "tonics' wouldn't cure him,
,nmpanies would not insure him
nU MS friends were badly frightened
put their spirits soon We're lightouod,
,r,9,l blll said-and they believed him,
HAHLH RISER pills relieved him,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22

Kansas. says: "Of an cough remedies Raj.
iard's liorehound Syrup iH my favorito, IL
tas done and viii do an that is claimed
nt Ito speedily curc an coughs and
,nlas-and II Is 30 sweet and pleasant Co
lle taste DC. 50c 800 bottle, sold by p
o. NJ /. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22

az 90 ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-26
MARY L.. PALMEU'S ESTATE.

STATE or VERMONT District Of chit
The IiororabIe the probat, Cour, for
the Distinct Of Ch,ttenden,
70 the h"i~ and an persons Interest,"
ed IN the cstai" of Mary l.. Palmer. late
OF Charlotte. deceased.
GREETING:
Whereas, expiration hath been made
To tins court IN writing, by tho admins
traitor of the estate of Mary L. Palmer.
lal" OF charlotte, deceased. pray
iug for liccns" and authority To- sol
tn" whole Of tho real eStat. Of said lc-
ceased. for the payment of debts and
'hiifE"S OF administration. setting forth
therein the amount of debts due from
said deceased, the charges of admins
tration, the amount of personal estate
and tn" situation of the real estate
Wher.upon the said court apnoiutod
and assigned he 10th day of Frhrunrv
1903, al the l'robulc Court rooms i'm said
district, to near ana decide upun aid
upplication ana petition and ordered pub
lie notices thereof t. he given to an prr-
sons Interested therein. bv uublish,nl-
sand order together with the tinIr aud
place 90 hearing tire" weeks sll,cr. -
IL in ia, Burlington Wcckl, Ire. Press.
new spapr which circulutes In III.
nciRhborhood OF those persons interest
ed in said estat". all which puLIica-
tions shall %" previous to the assign
ed for hearing
Therefore you are hereby notified to ;.p.
pear before said Court at The time sud
place assigned thcn and there In aid
court. to MAX" your objeci ion 10 The
granting Of such license. il you soc cause
Given under my hand at the Probate
a0a.
M>H'EIL''s \ rl> llNM
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-26
INTERESTING RELICS

w. l.. bingham brought to IN. L,r.o
fr'ss "iIi'" Yesterday a copy of tn. ~
sl"r county tiazttt" dated january t>o.
ANA containing IN n,ootlt of the death ,,t
i""rs" Washnslon ais" an acknowl.d..
m"nl Of contribution made b\ A II
II. bingham T." the Naslnnstou mn,,,.
h'ht iund. IN" corner stone of tL.
monument was laid in ISIS 'Ih. II, knu>,I-
odsm'ni contains a cut of the luonuu,,,,
til" design Of which was later ch,,ns.,
ANA bears the original or fac-sinil, .,,-
natures of Syhanus Ripley as agent ana
a. James N. Polk, John Quincy Adams
Nlh"il 'iallatn. q. NJ. Dallas. Daniel
Webster and Henry clay These inter-
"siinr rf'i's v"r" found ninong III. pal,.rs
I me l'l' II ! Rnaham ~ S,.N..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-26
PROBATE COURT.
summary Of Dusincas Transacted dur
ing Two Weeks Ending Jan. ~.

Estat" of Sarah X. coon, Bur1ing on.
II. n. Coon appointed administrator; A.
t.. Burrows and l.. NJ. rarrows comnns-
soncrs and appraisers.
Estate of John II. sherman, charlotte.
dIosford trust FUND.-. Trustees final set
Element made.
In re estate of Mary J.. Ifollonbcck,
Burlington. (Non compos ward) Guard
iap's annual settlement made.
Estate of Cynthis NJ. iIosford. Char
lotto. viii proved; Curtis l.. Van Vliet
appointed administrator with the will an
ncxed q. A. Carr and Chas. l.. Johns
commissioners and appraisers.
Estate of II. W. Gray. Colchester.
Frank Blakcly appointed admlnistrato or.
application for license to sell real cstai ;
hearing February 9.
Estate Of Lydia IIcrrick, burlington
Application for license to sell real estate 4;
hearing February 3.
Estate of Frank l.. Washburn, Bur
lington. License to sell real estate
granted
Estate of Charles L. Wolcott. Milton.
Charles G. Ashley appointed ;vlmnis,ra-
tor.
Estate of Hiram r.. Adams, burlington.
Edmund G. Mower appointed admins.
traitor: Fred Johonnott and Elmer II.
Davis commissioners and Appraisers.
IN ro Edward j. Kelley, rndorhill.
MINOR. Mrs. Ella j. Whltcomh appointed
guardian.
Estate OF Frank G. wilkins Winston.
VIII proved: Sarah j. ilkins appointed
Warren appointed commissioners and APP
tfIi-,rs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-26
PARISH GATHERINGS.
Attendants ri Two Churches Meet in
Annual Reunion

The annual parish eathern.g of tho
COLLEGE street church WAS held last oy...-
me. tn" AFFAIR being largely attended ANA
Hhouhding IN hospitullty and good cheer
Al SIX clock an ample sup, cr wa
served lay the ladies of the church, Pro-
i"uS to the serving OF supper Miss Flor
enc" lNm2n Allen paVc an ORGAN r,c,t,l
III hor accustomed finished manner SIM.
per being over, In the absence az a ms
tor Prof. George H. Perkins as chair
nam Of the standing committee. call.,
tho asScmbiGgc to ord,r and ,r,ei,l.l
during tho presentation Of the annual ~
port. which were given as folInv,s. T.,
the absence Of tho clerk PrincipaI I.....
Thomas, til" report was presented bv
Supi. II. q. Whcclcr. The report Of I'm,
treasurer of tho church was give, h,.
j. l.. Southwck: Woman's Union. Mrs
iNh i. richmond; PASTORAL supply. prcsi-
"cni v. II. Buckham; missionary. u :,
i"rNluS; Adams Mission, r. s T..oe,,
sunday school, Assistant S,,nnrju,.u,I.u,
carr lh"wn"ll; treasurer Of the enci.tv
H. Y, Rutter; prudential committee Ir
H. g. Tinkham, Young Peoples soclotv
Ntnf A. II. Iuttcrliold RcsuIutiors H.
Reference t" tho hoQucst Of Mrs. Allu.,v.
T.. Lyman wcra presented hv the ,.,.
Toward iiu""rlpri. Tho reports were
All favorable, showing affairs To be IA
h"riiSh'ns condition. Thr Speaking MAS
drought 7" Close at eight O'Clock. vho,
IN" hsS' mhlaS" adjourned to the ch,,r.,
"h'r" the annual rental az pcws occurred
GATHERING AT THE FIRST CHURCH
IN" annual parish gathering of tb.
fliSt 'hurch was held last evening IN th,
church parlors and was "A DELIGHTFUL ana
hlFhlN "ni"Nahlc occasion. An irro,naI
musical ana literary Irosram,,,o w,s
r'hh"rrd ana refreshments were served
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-26

Ih'r" is at least one man in tltis o.ts
VINO ~ convinced that YOU are Using ton
much space in this newspaper for your
storc-adNorts"ing-- is your chief
business competitor II he is not So CON
N'n'od N"u are ~ king Il too easy for
han dltnsNh.r
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-26
CITY NEWS,

y
grind Just as thoroughly
petition III bankruptcy wIs filed Thurs.
day 10y Richmond q. Webb of Rutland.
u" has liabilities of $ia2 ana assets of s2i7,
OF which So, are claimed exempt.
\ petition in bankruptcy was filed yes
to-day by Joseph Marsctt Of Fcrrisburgh.
llc has liabilities of $40. and assets of
$3.50, of which $3.50 arc claimed exempt.
d. petition in bankruptcy was filed Mon
daN by Frank Roberts, a railroad en-
r,oyc "r St Adams. n" has Liabilities of
,tuG and assets of S1's %, OF which 500. 10
ave claim ID exempt.
rho case OF John G. Algcr vs.. Fred
Thompson mn action for III" recovery OF
damages Of $9.too for alleged alienation
Of affections. was entered yesterday in
the county clerks office.
Word has been received from Mr. and
Mrs. w. T.. Greene since their arrival
in Los Angeles. Cal. Dr aud Mrs W.
X. lund are also there and all are on
joying summer weather.
y petition for divorce was filed satur-
udv 10y Gelina lIosquctt. VS.. John Bos-
ructtc the grounds being SGT up as in
'''''' l''Ns ! Nv Nfi3' - ~ W. Iit'i'
at the March term of court
Daniel Chase dcd' Tuesday afternoon at
tho age Of NJ years. The funeral viii he
held from his late home ON South Battery
street this Afternoon at $50 O'Clock. The
remains will I've placed IN tn" vault Ht
Lake View N"'oHr.
'rh, Grinncn home stead on Main street,
which was recently purchased 10y NJ. Il.
IIr. j. y J.ruo. who VIII occupy it.
Since c"ulinA E" i'nrhnston pr Jenn"
AS had an oth'" loo tn" Richardson.
N.,ltc. c,o,,,, If tjirh,,t,. loft rur.
,.,, f,r N,r York wb.rn il. b1s g.
,.rod .. n,.i,ion in ,bo .st,h,ishm.,,,
,f to,.d 1,,,In, N, sroouor h,.
,,,n q ,io,,, ir tbo .,roco,,,. s,or,. or J.,
,rh,,,.. f,,. mo ,oc, fou,. yo,rs
,,, ,,.u c,i. n n t,i.,,,
r',,a,, ,,1,a n.,. ,., so,,n,,s,,. ~ -,
,..t, r4.- i,.i ;., ~ , I,
.'.,,sid ,,,,I,. hl,,,r !, .,,,d
,,, l., vein In. ,,ov,d +, s,,.,,h,v.r.
..,,i,.,.ir,,, in ,hie ,;,v suno ,ir,, uie
,,.i.
1h" case of John T. Ni'ho1 W. The
Queen city Park association ct al Will he
master on E.h,u,rv T., .rb, c,sc
ne mao, d,l,voa from, =, ,t.,,
.p,,.. 1.,.t ,ur,s, vb,u - b.,rn,. u.,.
hcll
y hearing was hold Saturday in pro-
bat" court or the application for a guard
ian in tho estate of Margaret Gibson,
widow Of John Gibson, it being claimed
IL, "a I, If -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-26


Howard
. .
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'.o"' '"'e' WINS up W y 49, .,o' , W"
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'h' MrS. N''N,''y VI 'u''',"u ana
g., -, ,, .s 49, 80. ",''
ME. '''"V "o"' w. ''','''''' W. ave u" .,'c
association. Since its close thy have
been visiting resorts in Florida and else
where The other members of the PARTY
are now at Orinond Fln fnr the auto
mobile races
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III" runs '''hs
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Il. T. Cooke. as the representative of tho
Algonquin club. Two Of tho fuNr suln-s
VIII he played at each club
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trainn,,, switch ..n,i,,, ,n,, .,,.n, and
mir driu for.u,,, ana w,rl,n,ou 81 .,,r.
icnt,onnI tosts ar. r,,,,irod in th,..,. .v-
u,n,nntions npo nhvsicol condition and
experience being taken into consid",T,-
tlon only!
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-26

It would hr a waste of money for ANY
ono lo advertise "catch-p'nnv" offers ia
mus newspal'r 'rlis ought To lao true
"' nay newspaper ANA "" hope that II
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-26

rho resignation of ". q. Clark as local
manager of tho Now F.u.lanI Tolophono
\ TELEGRAPH company was accepted YES
i"rdaN tp TAX" oif'ct February l. Mr..
clark rendered ms resignation some time
HSp that b" might devote his entire at
tntion t. tho busincss OF the Mort horn
Electric company. Ills successor with
the telephone company VIII be- Mr. Emcr-
s"u of Lewiston. Ne
Articles of association were filed SatlIr-
lay in tn" city clerks office by Tin. OH
h"r'-RlSt optical company, dealers in and
manufacturers OF lenses, spoctaclcs, eye
tlhSs'S' 'lc, The capital stock is $4,000.
divided into shares of 100 each. The
N"iil'" a'iachtd to the articles are A. A.
Esl 90 burlington, &. H. Daggctt of Ham
OYER \. IT, NJ. 4. Stickncy of Hanover.
&, T.. ia,i ana H. W Tart of In,rliu,,,u
The annual meeting of III. lNlrlir,tnu
N'n'll'r iIlhd company was held al Ia.
h,i''" 81 Ia" EllaS Lyman coat colluan,.
y strrdaN aIi"rnopn The following were
elected directors for ia" ensuing YEAR.
" Hard Crane, Henry M"lls, j. A. I;nld-
wa. -. q. crane, r.. " Pope. l.. G.
Grant dnd Elias Lyman. Officer, W.,c
'l,ct,d rs follows; President, Elias La
man; Nic,-prcsidcnt, -. q. Crane. treas.
ll.r. f.. A. Pope, secretary, 4. q. Crane.
Iou. -. .. Howard left Iu.sdlv fo,.
Chicago. III. where he win attend tho
annual no'tiug land banquet Of the
l'ot"inA'. which viii hr h"ld January
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-18
HAMPTON, PHOEBUS AND OLD POINT-Contino,ed
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
The Coming and Going of the People
You Know.

The Coming and Going of the People
You Know.
At II dinner given to n number of
his friends Saturday night, in his
home across Hampton creek, MIR.
Mathew c. Armstrong announced his
engagement 10 Miss Grace TAYLOR, the
daughter of Colonel Chas. Fl. Taylor,
editor of the Boston Globe The. we'd
ding VIII occur carly in November.
MIR. Armstrong Is one Of the best
known young men in this section.
Those present Mt the dinner, when the
Interesting announcement was made,
were Mcssrs. H. r. Booker, Louis
Ilcffollnger, ]. y. Massic, DR.. Samuel
'liobson. Alexander, Ives, Hopkins and
Dir. III. d. Howe.
NH. and Mrs Lamar Holiday. of
Baltimore. are visiting their daueh-
ter Mrs. Howard w. Saunders In
Mallo:'Y avenue.
Miss Fannie Auerhack. who has
heen Visiting in Philadelphia. re-
turned home yesterday. being accom-
anietl back by her cousin. Miss Price.
Mrs. .sn'lie irwin. of Boutetourt
county, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry l.. Schmelz. in East Queen
street.
MI John O. Hewitt. of New York,
who has been visiting Mr.. W. Elmer
Copeland. in Victoria avenue, left last
evening for his home. MIR. Copeland
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-18
NOTICE.

By virtue of authority vested in me
by the District Court of the United
States for the Eastern District Of Vir-
gnia, In the matter of Herbert s.
Hickman. bankrupt, the undersigned
VIII sell at public auction for cash, at
10 o'clock n, m, on
FRIDAY, JULY 21ST, 1905,
the following store fixtures, etc, now
located In the storchonsc recently ocI
cnpied by the said Herbert S. IIics-
man. on Queen street, in the town Of
Hampton, Va, and Mt which said store
house said sale will take place:
One stove. one awning, one lot
screen doors, one large coffco mill,
two cake racks. one desk, one chest,
enc stepladdcr. two paper rollers, ona
broom rack, four chairs, one cash
drawer, one tobacco cutter, one lot
oil cans and measures, one lot meat
knives and one meat saw, one wagon
and set of harness, one oil tnnk, ono
cheese case, ono Ice box, ono lot show
cases, four pairs of scales.
For further information address or
call on tho UNDERSIGNED.
WIN. @. l.. TALIAFERRO, Trustee,
:, Trlce Building, Hampton, Va!
GEORGE w. PHILLIPS. ;Auctioneer.
7-1S18-2O
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-18
MAY PLAY THE
RICHMOND 81. UES
Crack Baseball Nine of the Capital
City Wants to Meet the Y. M.
C. A. Team.

The East End Blues. which have
Just won the championship in Rich
mond, will probably play the Hampton
y. Nj. c. a. nine OH the National Sol
dierS' Home diamond tomorrow after
noon. The Blues aggrcg CATION is the
strongest team in Richmond and n
great game will be the outcome of the
meeting with the Hampton team to-
morrow afternoon
This afternoon at 1 o'clock the old
Boys" will play the Y. NJ. C. a. at the
National Soldiers Homc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-18
CORRECT. ATTIRE.
He Who Dressea In Good Taste Shows
That lie Respects Himself. q

That lie Respects Himself.
When our country WINS in the log
cabin stage OF Its growth correct dress
was not held In high regard, and obvi.
ously so. The stout hearted pioneers
were too busy hcwing paths and blaz-
ing trails to cultivate lifc's finer side.
Theirs was the rough work Of field
and camp. OF hammer and saw. But
times. men and manners have, changed,
and n new conception Of dress. lns
sprung up Young men especially rec
ogniZe the direct relation of correct
dress, ii business and social prefer
mont. The well dressed man carries
his Introduction with hin-.he is mas
/ ter of. himself and OF the situation. uc
commands the respect OF others be-
cause lie shows TINT he respects him.
self.
1t i5 true that there are some men
Of wealth and position who slur their
clothes and even some who .fcign to
acorn tho niceties of dress. The hab.
its Of a careless youth liaye left their
Imprint on such men, and It is quite
certain TINT their disdnin Of dress
played no pnrt In their success and
.detracts measurably from their enjoy
ment Of IT. !, for, after all. the rlpest
fruit Of success Is the esteem of ones
; fellows. md who can esteem the sloy-
en-? In talking to n man ones atten-
iuon naturally iroves to his clothes, his
hair, his teeth and his finger nails.
iDandruff on the, shoulder, stains on
the waistcoat and unshaven face, un.
tidy hair, crcascs in the coat, soiled
coliar, O m,issed crnvnt, proclaim In
trumpet tones that man lacks the
trucst refinement = respect OF self. =
Success.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-18
HAS NovEG SCHEME.
Fresh Air to Be Supplied in Practically
the Same Manner as Gas, Etc.

1 .
! According to scheme patented hy
James Robinson. Sydney business
man, the day may come when every
household will have fresh air supplied
in pipes, in much the same way MS gas
and water are now distributed.
I The apparatus consists of n captive
balloon or serics of balloons, with n
tube Of aluminium communicating with
n reservoir on The earth. The reser-
roir will he kept full of air from the
upper regions by means of suction
fan. This air can be subsequently dis
tributcd in pipes TO these willing to
pay rGr it,
Tie iden also covers the supply OF
/ oxygen in this manner to hermctrical-
~ scaled rooms for the treatment of
patients suffering from consumption or
anacmia
A further notion is to fill bags with
high level air for use in invalids'
rooms. II is even suggested that fresh
air" dcpCts should he established where
people could drop in for breathe"
'rhia would II is asserted, be more eff
foctual than dropping into public
house for drink.
The inventor has submitted his
plans 10 local doctors ard engineers.
The doctors agree as to the hyginnic
value of mir obtained in the way sua-
gested. but doubt The feasibility of the
scheme. The engineers. however, 10
not seem to think it impracticable.
The government has been asked TO
test the idea. with view to its heipg
adopted rs n state enterprise.-Sydney
IN. S. W.) Cor. New York Herald.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-18
NEARING ri4E CENTURY Mask.
Mr.. Adam Clarke, Mexican War Vet.
eran is Takinu \ EIIroiI,n,,

Mr.. Adam Clarke, Mexican War Vet.
eran, is Taking a Furough.
Mr. Adam Clarke, 9S years old, and
a Mexican war veteran. left the Ma
tional Soldiers Home Sunday for a
short visit to his former residence in
Philadelphia. Although showing the
century mark so closely, Mr. Clarke is
yet hale and hearty and he expects
to thoroughly enjoy himself while in
the Quaker City. Mr.. Clarke has been
an inmate of the Home for several
years. He is always sought as COM
panion by his friends in the IIome
and he has storehonse of good and
thrilling stories TO relate concerning
the Mexican war
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-18

~ Mr.. Charles Jnnken is, the guest Of
his son, Mr.. Charles Junken, in East
Hampton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-18
SPECIAL RATES VIA c. 6 o.RouT,

TO Lewis G. Clark ExposltIon-Paclfio
Coaat Toura.
The c. & O. Ry. will. during the sum-
mer, sell round trip tickets to Portland
hnily, going and returning via direct
routes and for variable routes through
California on specified dates.
For rates, schedule, dates for vari.
able routes. stopovers, Pullman reserv-
atoms. address.
II. w. ROBINSON,
Ticket Agent, G. a& o. Ry.,
b-ll'u Newport News. Va
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-18

Now IL you miss 1t your friends will
not forgive you for such q thing on
the 22nd, Saturday St.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-18
accompanied Mr.. Hewitt back to New

!, Mrs. George Guy and Mrs. S. Il.
Hanes have returned from visit 10
lichmond and Charles City county.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-18

II you miss it Saturday, the 22nd,
you Will miss the chance of your life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

the spectacular kind that the fans
like Seattle started after the
Seals right from the start and BY
timely and good hard hitting kept
rubbing Il ia until Il was all off
with Frisco.
Dusty Miller started the trouble
for Ioo Corbett In the FIRST. and
before the Seals knew what hap
pened Dusty had spiked the plate
Johnnie burns started u In the
second by swattlng out a hit Kane
got soaked In the ribs and Miller
walked Then a Mid one from Cor
belt lot Burns and Kane tcaTnper
home Corbott. In order 10 show
that he was game. then walked
Houtz. and Il looked like a merry
circle" kemmer famed. however
and there was muffin doin'.~
KAns's bit and two passed By
Shea placed the little third basemAn
on his own stamping ground. lie
came home on Houtx hit Corbeti
again had the bum dope I'm hls
thinker IN the seventh inninE when
be walked Houfx. Keiamof rutfied
bis feathers with q swat that added
an error 30 Hildeaund'R column.
A two-sacker b. MeHaie brought
both men home
Frisco made her three runs In the
first game during the seventh In
ning. whom Spencer went % firss on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

gnished themselves on pass-balla
sunday.
corbett was soaked Tor five.
Although Skcl Roach wAa taken
out Of the box after the seventh ia
ming. and Was he pretty hard. be
pitched q nefxy game. Four times
he pulled himself Out Of holes that
looked looked 80 for the 81
washes.
Il waA a nervc-ahatteFinR prup0-
sltlon for the fans that first game
Sunday.
That soak in the ribs that Kane
Eut from Corhett seemed 20 take
the ginger out OF him for the rest
% the day.
Skel Roach fields his position IN
much the same manner a. might
be expe-etsd from a pair II scissors.
Medale. as a lumber merchant.
went some during Sundays games
Tho second game was a pitchers
battle ghoimea DO whale wnu out.
Der Sea Monster had the siwashss
going
WaldFoa Il 4 robber. he ought 60
be plnchsd for a stick upss man.
10 robbed Russ Hall % what would
have been a two-bagEer-fhink O.
that
A a memento Of the sixth inning
u the second game. somebody over
on Capitol Hill sent up a balloon.
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Frank Cotch is boiling with an
ger because George Haesensehmidt
refuses 10 give him a match.
I can beat that biz dab. says
Goteh. Il will admit that he "
stronger than I am. bat that lets
him out He cannot wreatle. Brute
strength IL all he has IN his favor
There is q way OF bsatinE a big
man like him. and I know how.
jenkins had the same chance. but
did not 60 about his Nurk In the
right way. lie started out right.
but stopped and seemed willing Ia
stay underneath and lef the big fell
low work on him until be put him In
bad shape
4 believe that Haekenachmfii
did his best against jenkins. he IL
not the kind OF man % let any
body stay with him any longer than
IL necessary. He II Just 20 big
headed as 90 throw q man In 30
seconds II he can
Harry Pollock, manager OF Tom
Ienkins. says Frank Giotch can
have another match with Tom. who
wrested the championship title
from him. This IL what Gotch has
been after. Hacksnsehmidt refuses
to mest GOtch on the ground that
he is defeated man.