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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06

monument In Brooklyn The hall
length coat was semi fitting and
was worn with white linen collar
and cuffs She wore a white lin
gorle bodice hat made 81 fineSt
embroidery. muslin aud lace
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Gertrude
Used Odd
Weapon!

knr hoodwinking the aathori-
u 81 several days. Gertrude A
hsaa. eolofed. Was tried Monday
lsx.eoa On a charge o. ASSEMBLING
hrs Braubant. 4 fellow prisoner
4 D. city jail. May 81. before po-
T. Iadgs Gordon. Who fined her
rN And the costs Of prosecuting
ae was committed and sent to
a. tuanty iail.
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SAN DIEGO, Cal. June Cap
tain II. e. Gearing. OF the navy.
IL here 10 locate a site nj Fort
R0aecrans for a wireless station 10
be- one u a string o. eight stations
between San Diego and Cape Flat
terry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06

st. LOUIS. Mo. June e.-Charlss
II. Brooks. head OF an educational
securities company. alleged 10 be a
.gct-rich quick concern. who vas
convicted Saturday by the federal
jury for using the malls 20 de-
fraud. was sentenced today 10 II
months in the penitentary and
fined $500.
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absent from hts Office a thief en-
tered ths place and carried of fine
oveFeoat The aoctorfs name was
worked on the inside 81 the collar.
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COON SAYS OUR
DISPLAY is
BEST

WASHINGTON BUILDING rs To-
GATED IN FAVORABLE POSI-
TON, AND DISPLAYS WE'RE
READY on TIME
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! AT 20 BEGs DOCTOR
END HIS LIFE

q AT - BEGs DOCTOR TO e
END HIS LIFE- .
= INDIANAPOLIS. June g. e
4 Van Buren, Vance. 70 years of q
a age = veteran Of two wars. sat =
= for 50 minutes Ia the office % q
= Or. 5 y Woodland. and bexEed =
= the physician % end his life by .
q chiofoforminE He insisted q
. that bis days % usefulness q
we're ended Hts body. AFTER =
q death. he offered 90 sell 10 the .
q physician. q
You can dlsssct my body .
q for the benefit az SCIENCE be .
q pleaded I've only a few days e
q TO live anyhow. please chloro- q
= form me- q
aANNNN - 4 =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06

\ ATLANTIC CITY MECCA or
n BRIDES.
n ATLANTA CITY. June &C. =
= A canvass this week Of the Ho :
. tel Colony showed that there =
q are rs brldoa here. They are 4
4 making the mornings parade :
4 on the Boardwalk things ~ Z
4 beauty. while their aunta
= mothers. sisters and cousins I
\ contribute to the flashing dis =
= play of summer attire.
a a A A a A 4 A a a A a 4 a A 4
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BERRIES ARE SOUR

4 Unless the sun comes out
\ warm very soon. Western
= Washington strawberries are
4 going TO be sour. and there Win
= be many of them. The season
4 opened with indications for a
4 big crop, but lack Of heat Is
= preventing the berries from
4 maturing This is the statement
\ Of Fruit Inspector Brown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06

LONDON. June 6-The entire
diplomatic corps today paid respects
10 King Alfonso al the Buckingham
palace. Ambassador Reid had q long
conversation with the Spanish king
Subsequently the king attended
mass at The Roman Catholic catho-
dral at Westminster.
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

LONDON. June 6.-Thc bank Of
Giynn Ails. Curry county. has peti-
toned the courts 10 order the com
pilsory winding up Of the interua-
tionai Bank II London Petition
ers are creditors for more than a
million and a quarter The appllea-
ton was adjourned three weeks to
SEQ II the shareholders OF the bank
will agree TO voluntarily wind up
its affairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06

PORTLAND. June THE steam
er George ". Elder. which ran onto
the rocks at Gobie two months ago
was yesterday sold TO junk dealers
for $1,000. ny failing TO sell the
Elder Immediately after she went on
the rocks, the underwriters lost more
than $4,000 and In addition to this
must pay the Hartman interests In
the neighborhood Of 100000. the
amount for which the vessel was In
aurcd.
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We all make q 20 your advant :
- % buy your pliers this week.
" link We have one o. the NEST
mnElete Anes In Seattle. Below
- oaly 4 few Of theras
y s-ln. Burner Pliers. +. 4. " Ice
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PORTLAND. June 6.-For the
neat two weeks from two 10 four
Oregon cities vill participate In tho
opposition The Tranacontinenial
Passenger association ls in session
and will cut the onc-way ratio from
Missouri river points to the fair
Continued rain caused a postpone
meat Of the athletic program.
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PALERMO. seieily. June s.-slS
men were drowned today during the
course Of an experiment with n new
submarine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06

NEW YORK. June -superin-
tondent OF Insurance Hendricks to
day examined william u. Mcintyre.
fourth vice president OF the Equit-
able. Mcintyre IS a Hyde sup
porter
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!'IsniHos. 1910 SECOND AVE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-18
ST. Paul Situation.
,(By Associated Press

NEW YORK. May l7-Thers is more
than little disposition in conservative
quarters to place credence IN the reports
Of completed plans for adjusting the rail
road situation In tho Northwest as indi-
Gated by the courts of prices for. St.
Paul, Northern Pacific, Grent Northern
preferred, and Northern Securities stocks
and Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Joint
4 per cent. bonds. The move in ST. Paul
yesterday was regarded MS certainly strik7
ing for so dull general market. Al
though room traders seemed to start It.,
good buying. came in on the advance 9:
know that 100 Broadway has been hold
ing the bag for st. Paul for weeks. More
over, some persons close to the Inside"
are Informed that the Northern Securi-
ties group OF stocks is n good purchase.
Tho nat denial by Chairman Miller. of
the ST. Paul Board. that the company has
my Immediate intention of extending to
the Pacific Coast is interpreted in some
circles MS corroborating tho story that
the st. Paul will got to the coast through
absorption or purchase of control by the
/ Northern Pacific.
All statements made by directors OF st.
Paul deny that any deal is pending, or
I even that any new stock is to be issued
In the near future.
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Property Transfers.

Richmond: Agatha P. and H. T. Meloney to
Mamie G. Theirmann. 30 feet on north line Of
Park Avenue. III 1-s feet east OF Harrison
Street, IS. .6s, IA -s$f5 8.g vi ssE n
a 5Alonzo g. Mitchell 10 Henry s. wallersteln.
25 feet on east line Of Seventeenth Street, be-
tween Cedar and Washington Streets, $3.50.
T&H. 8. Wallerste!n and wife to Mary F..
Rndder. Is feet on east line OF Seventeenth
;s2s = & -, -SS''.''' - III
William " Leake. special commissioner. to
Anne Tenant BTyant'g trustee, 20 feet on
south line OF Franklin Street, southwest corner
sallie2 D. ana John II. Stout to Richmond
Land and Improvement Corporation, ia feet
on east line Of Cherry Street 80 feet north Of
Spring Street. So IS
lerstein and John Washington Hughes, 80 feet
on west side OF Third Street. No. els. North.
sl.475. FISH
Cobb, q feet on east line Of Eighteenth Street.
is feet south OF Broad Street, s., 900.
HenrIco: Capelle Z H. Archer and wife, to
Mary Louisa Baccigalupo, IS feet on north line
OF Floyd Avenue, northwest corner OF Straw
berry Street subject to deed Of trust for
w L. Goode and wife to Thomas F. Boyle,
81 feet on east line OF Thirty-sixth Street,
subjec, to deed Of trust for $685. $3.50:
Carrie w; Metzger. and Louis T.. Catherine
L. Napier and Theodore F. Frick. Jr.. and
wife, and G. X. Pollock special coulmi ssioner,
to Emma Fromn1er, Elizabeth G. Metzger. Al
wilma W. Liesfeld and Paulina G. Klein, same
us recorded in Richmond Chalcery Court April
u. 1905
Edwin Peasants and wife to Thomas =.
Marshall. 81 feet on west line OF rh1rty-fourth
Street rs feet north Of Clay Street. $4H.
wife to r. j. Murton. 80 sc feet on north line
OF Taylor Street. % IL feet east OF Lady
Street, sl,aD
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maiden STAKES
FOR G i ! | |
Mid Runners Much In Demand
at Belmont Park Yes
tcrday.
THREE FAyoR'rEs WON
y;.,~ p,,ner Cot E;re+ P,ce
THREE FAv0RlTES Y
King Pepper Got First Race,
Leonard Joe Hayman Second
and Little Woods Fourth.
nv a ASSOCIATE Press.l

tBy Associated Press.>
NEW YORK May 17.--only an ordi-
nary card was run off at Belmont Park
to-day. The betting contingent. however.
had a fair day, MS three favorites won.
First race six fur1ongs- King Pepper
% to q, first; Jerry G. q 70 y, second ;
Montreson GEO 70 J. third. Time. l:l6 %.
Leonard Joe Haymatl g to 81, first: Miss
Point Us to y, second Gentian Q5 to ~,
third. Time, I'd 1-5.
Third raee, maiden stakes, fve fur
otto 81. first: Woolwich
q to 1o), second; Bivouac q to 10y, third.
Fourth 1i h race, ono mile-Llttle Woods
Is to u, first; Arrnh Gowan 90 to y.
second; Lord Badge I'll to 10). third.
Fifth race, steeplechase, two mles-H "
las a to 81, first: Sandhurst g to d. sec
ond; Russell Sage e to D,Nthird. Time.
4;0Sr
q to y, first; Rostand g to 81, second.
Time, 1884 4-5 ~
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AUCTION SALES, Future Day.
| GREEN e & REDD,
i REAL ESTATE AUCTI0NEERS N
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ALL.
THE RIGHTS, FRANCHISES and
PROPERTY OF THE FARMvlLLE
& P0WHATAM RAILROAD COM.
PAMY.

and q Equity ccS4t 81 s cs
Hsho9a t X sd ans asy t Il s ss
1905, in the causes pending in said court.
Under r, the "a short style q GIMT,E y
FS SS1As H9N r s CO., s E AEs. "a.
SNYDER, WHO SUES FOR &C,
s SoM &c ANR M + AEG Getau; GS1 arnR
sufficient 10 pay ", OF the Hans on the prop.
erty wl!hin the twenty days required 9sni, by
undersigned, who were appointed special
commissioners for that purpose tany two
OF them to act) MS directed by said de-
on highest bidder Il the south
front of the City Hall In the city OF
Richmond, Virginia, on u, y, :,
M MA a:s'' 1905. AT q O'CLOCK NJ
free OF all liens and encumbrances what
soever except taxes assessed for the cur-
rent year all the tights, priydilefgss PhIIa
and interests Of the Farmville 8 Powha-
tan Railroad Company. consisting OF
main line Ct snge fro Hun
bred on the James River. near City Folnt.
in Chesterfield county. where the company
CITIES nn i to The town Of Farmvlls, in Prince
e c and three-auarter miles: to-
gether bransh lines Lime yapd traeks
way way, depot beSldings and grounds, shops.
telegraph tts lines, telephone lines. store.
houses, stores and supplies. machine
shops, machinery. tools, appliances. loco,
tate .st Offices, Office furniture. books and
books OF account, stationery and supplies:
and all other property ct every r kina ana aM
daserlpon s,tnated lu texept cash in bank
or in tho hands OF the Receiver OF this.
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nv Augustine r oyail & Company,
Real Estate Agents and customers.
NO. OF HAL Street. sN1anchester,Va-55

e xEcuToRs SAID Of ~ HOUSE, Is! 4 ~;
between STOCKTON and Everett Streets. n
the city OF Manchester, Va va ana N zen
shares OF Stock OF the Building. Loan ana
Trust Co., Of Manchester. Va, on on the
premises, TUESDAY. MAY 2SD. 1919, az
6 clock P. NJ.
AS executor under the will OF the late
Sarah II. Lowell, deceased. and by au,35
;thority given me under said WILL WI!
sell that desirable house and lot sltuateo
tween Stockton and Everett Streets LOT
fronts 60 feet by q good depth. the house
is good frame building. in Q nice neigh
tborhoOd,
The Building Fund Stock will be sold ut
~ o'clock NJ. In front OF our Office, n Q.
OF Hull Street. the day above named;
This stock pays per cent. dividend and
has paid dividends regularly for. many
years. and Is regarded as @ flne invest e'itr
ment. -,
Stock and on the real estate one-tn,rd
cash. balance at six and twelve months
for notes. six per cent. interest addcd,
secured by trust deed. t$.
AUGUSTINE ROYALL,
May IS. Il. 20, 3l&23 Executor.
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PARDELLO BEATEN
Munro Sent Him to Floor Half
Dozen Times.
Special to Tho Times Dispa tch

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch)
SAVANNAH, GA. May 17--I.eo Pardcllo, a
former wrevtler, and Jack Munroe. the Butte,
Mont, miner, met here tonight in what was
TO be a twenty round boxing bout The au-
dIence was small and the exhibition tame. The
spectators were disguised with the "mill'
Three times In the fourth round Pardello went
down, taking the full count. In the fitth round
a break Siunroe landed a blow on the neck and
Pardello went down and out. Pardeilo was not
in condition. but was winded almost from
ri ~. 1 !
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dismissed. because of the dlflculty Of es-

tablishing the theft.
The case OF the men charged with TAX
Ing a lot OF flour, coffee and other things
from the Chesapeake and Ohio car In
Fulton. was again continued to the goth.
The three negroes, George Morris. Gar
nett Nicholson and James Robinson. are
alleged to have stolen the goods. and w.
Z. Miles and G. W. Burton, are charged
with receiving It from them, knowing
1T to have been stolen. 5
& Archer Rose paid so for resisting Oflcer
3Krengle, in the discharge OF his duty.
Charlie Johnson had two charges
against him. one for threatening to shoot
man, and the other for carrying a
concealed weapon. A continuance was
granted to the 10th.
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Especial to The Times Dispatch)
q DANYILLE. VA. May II. The third OF the
vile was played hero this afternoon. result
ing in favor OF the locals by a score OF 10
to l., Greensboro wa soutclased at every stage
OF the game The crowd witnessing the game
was not 50 large as on the former days OF the
week, duo In some measure to the rowdy
scenes which took place on the grounds yester.
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sALES--This Day.
BY Richmond Auction Co.,
1905 East Main Street.
AUCTION SALE OF. RUSTIC LAWN
STANDS AND TABLES, MATING,
coUcHEs, ETC, ETC, TO-DAY.

we will sell TO-DAY Cfhursday), May
18TH ut our salesrooms, 1905 Il. Main
Street, at l0:sO A. NJ, Rustic Flower
stands. made BY hand; Rustic Hall Pieces.
beautiful designs; Rustic Tables, etc.
nice line OF fattings,. Couches. Marble.
Ton Tables, / Fine All-Brnss Bed and
Spring, / Fine Sectional Hair Mattress.
Chamber Suits. Sideboards. Sofas and
Chairs, Iron Bed and Spring, Chiffoniers.
Pictures and Mirrors. Parior organ, In
Front Folding Bed. Baby Carriage, Odd
Bureaus and Washstands, Rugs, Mnntel
Mirrors, Hall Racks. Mattresses, Chairs,
Rockers. l Electric Fan, etc., etc.
RICHMOND AUCTION co.
Geo. II. Valentine, Auctioneer.
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BY Richmond Auction Co.,
1908 y, Main Street.
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES. PLAT,
FORM AND COUNTER SCALES,
GROCERY lcE-Rox, COFFEE
MILL, ETC, FRIDAY,
MAY 18TH. 4.

We will sell. for whom It may concern
FRIDAY, May 18th, commencing at 1880
ct No l s}ocf ~ !, TtMeneyssYe e1n
Viz: Pair Fairbanks Platform Scales,
j NO, Q Enterprise Coffee Mil, 2 Pair
Counter Scales. large Grocery Ice Box,
/ part Barrel al Molasses, J part barre!
ures, Show Cases. and general line OF
GROCERIES, such as Pearllne, MUSTARD Bak-
Ing Powder Black and Green Tea, Chippead
Soda, Sand Soap. Crackers. Cakes, Ex-
tracts Pepper, Herrings, Lamp chiMneys,
baskets, Lamps. Spool Cotton Case,
Cheese Box, Paper Store Truck, etc. etc.
sale positive. Terms cash.
RICHAfONI) AUCTION co,
Geo, II. Valentine, Auctioneer,
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Outfeld Doubles.

rh Vas almost f e1dpanIy doing
III the stellar work in making two dou-
bic plays from outheld flies: The h h tns
FOR the Colts was, rs usual, up TO me
standard. Elliott. the pitcher even s .a.o
prIsIng the grandstand hy ca nfhnny nut
tho the sphere out for two ane hits and a., {,
errors on the southside team were . two
excusable ones BY Houchins, who nod Tea 1serh
Hogan p,it up fine work at second for
swift I who was out OF the game, With !, q 2
iome arm. The detailed score tells tn
tale OF how. the Colts jumnsd into l nra !
p p,hon, they viii try conclusions on Sat
urdny Here j Isl
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BY H. Seldom Taylor & Co,
& Zeal Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
No. 8 N. Eleventh Street.

n HREE NICE CENTRALLY LOCATED
AND 533 TENTH STREET. BETWEEN
Clay and Leigh, for sale at auction, on
EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT. On
THURSDAY, MAY 18TH 1905. we will
offer these houses and lots for sale, on
the premises, at 6 O'Clock p. NJ Each
house contains eight rooms. bath. range,
hot and cold water, and the location
makes them very desirable for persons Of
moderate means.
"TERMS-One-th third cash. balance at 6
and 10 months for notes. with interest
added, and secured by deed OF trust on
sne = I'll Il. SELDOM TAYLOR & CO.,
May13 Auctioneers.
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Results at St. Louis.

If ST. LOUIS, May 17.-Fa!r Grounds summa-
r.es
(s to y first. Hubbard q to y second. Deiu-
Second race--four and one.half furlongs-.-
Starting Il 10 ~ first. Lieber Il to q second,
Sara pariila rs to y third. Time. 5s.
Third race-six furlongs-Ametus q To- 81
first. Kenton go to u second, Bonnie Prince
Charlie a to y third. Time, 1;ib l-b.- =
Fourth race-six furlongs--Miss Mae Day q
TO u first, Van Ness Us TO u second St
Flour go to ~ third Time. LIE SO.
Fifth race--fiye furlongs-High Chance q TO
q first Yves 6(6 to y second Beechwood (15
to y third. Time, 1903 3-5. 5eta
sixth race-mile and a sixteenth-R. 3. VIII
Hams III to 81 first. Bronze Wing e to p
second, Docile f12 to y third. Time, l:4s 3-b.
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sixth race, mile-FlorenceF onso u to y.
f1rst: Marshal Ney Il to y, second: Blue
s.ass Girl III to j. third. Time. AZ "a.
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= authorized by the decree Il of III he
Law az and and Equity Court Of tbs City 20 Of
Richmond, Va, dat ed \ February 2. 1905
and reasons satisfactory, 70 thn So@d
70 fnka Tpla &c at the Same hour and place
on WEDNESDAY. JUNE 1906 !, - ~ I
cIIAs; s sTRIN SIs;FGh g 5 ,GE q 81
MI ATS ~ P.ENV. COGBILL, CHASE o:
WILKINS, r. ". q WATKINS Special
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.MANCHEST TEAM.
PROUDLY IN n. LEAD I.
Jumps the Brownies BY Win Win:
ming From Rich
monds.
it WAS A RAGGED r. G 6 .: GAME E
Colts Maintained Their Ability
as Hitters and Base
Runners.
salp-iE3ill " IS ~. - = n IN X
Standing Of the Clubs.
Scores Yesterday
! !, :, Z ,,estcr "a. richmond 4

Manchester 49, Richmond 4. .,.,,
Manchester fairly walked away with
FRichmond yesterday, and came N unoer
Tho wire in the ninth a big winner. Ben
I d,r Team was in ragged form. both IN
fleiding and base-runnng. crawford
pitched a good game. but received poor ,r
support. Manager Bender proveed ms MS
versatility by filling the position o. H ~.
= aI' So fety. The gamo was slow, and Man.
Chester had few obstacles, to oyercom nc.
to town win out. The Rlchmonds need - better, Ter
team work and more constant an b p,aghhs AS as
thew stand now they are hopelessly IN
the tne' hole. Something will be done at the
,rea,inr az the league magnates to-mor.
row night and Is entirely y l'K n bettar
tnrn, IN the game with Barton Heights
Cat irdn !,
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Southern League.

s AT New Orleans: New Orleans. 2; Atlanta, o.
Al Shreveport: Shreveport. !; Aiontgomery,
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Fifth race, four and half furiongs--
a to i ), second; Floss s. e. to y. third.
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Third race, one mile-Garnish III to 10Y.
first; Delagoa (15 to y. second. Corus-
cate (6 to l).third. Time, IA 80
4 Fourth race six and a half furlongs,
the Bluegrass stakes-Martin Doyle
SC2 to s.. first; Funiculaire a to !. sec
ond: King Of Troy nc to 81. third. Time.
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| Second race six furlongs-a1iss Doyle
| (l6 to 81. frstf Neryator q TO ~, SECOND;
| Major r. j. Carson Is to u, third Time.
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New York. a: Chicago,
College Baseball.

I Brown, e; Harvard. l.
Fordham, 6: q georgetown, o. S, IS
Il Columbia, 10: University Of Pennsylvania, O
Lafayette. 4; West Point, 4
Princeton, IL; LnhiIh 3.
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South Atlantic League.

At Charleston: Charleston, s; Augusta, 8.
At Savannah: Savannah, 2; Macon. o.
At colu,nhia: Jacksonville, Z; Columbia,
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nissioners. BY the above named decrses..
has been duly given: :, 7, 8 s., q, ss$ls5
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sDanyille -1[5 Greensboro,

At Little Rock: Little Rock. 8: Rirming-
ham. Z N 5
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HARRIET TURNED PALE.
Justice John Was Easy-casc 6
Alleged Robbery Continued,

h Harriet Adams was faced with charges
enough yesterday in the Police Court to
make her ebony countenance turn ashy.
AS the hearing proceeded, however Har-
rlets hope arose, and at tho conclusion
she hore'a smile OF subdued content,
She was given four months In jail for
taking q lot Of linen from the house o.
Dr.. McCray. and the other charges, of
similar thefts, from other places, We're
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Racing in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 17.-Churchill
FIRST race. four and half furlongs-
stoessel q to Il. FIRST; Tichimlngo Q3 10 81.
second; Dr.. McCluer Us to y. third. Time,
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Summary: Two-base hits, J. Anthony.
a.. anthony, Leake
+ Safe hits Hogan, Jennings.
II Stolen bases, Hogan. Jennings, ]. An
thony 3, Houchins, Crawford. Stout, VIII
Double plays, Jennings to Hogan 3, Ho-
gan to Anthony, Stout to- Dunnyant,
Hit by pitched balls, Trexler, Dumb
want 2. Bauer, w, Jennings.
Struck out. by Leake 8. by Craw ford 3.
Attendance, 800.
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Richmond: "A gatha p. and II. T. Meloney to
Mamie G. Theirmann. 30 feet on north line Of
Park Avenue Ill 1-6 feet east OF Harrison
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-08-25
Pioneer Newspaperman.

c. w. Barnes, formerly connected
with Col. Parker in the Walla Walla
Statesman, passed through the city
this morning from Provo, Utah. his
present home, to Portland, where he
will visit the Lewis and Clark fair. He
is now editor and proprietor OF the
Utan County Democrat, the leading
paper at Provo and is doing well and
is we'll pleased with his location.-East
Oregonian.
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vetarans' Annual Muster.

CAN.AJOHARIE, N. Y, Aug. 25.-
The surviving members of the One
Hundred and Fifteenth regiment. bet
ter known as the Hearted Regi-
ment," met here this morning for their
annual muster and convention at
waxner's hall The meeting was called
to order by Charles w. Scharf, OF
Canajoharie, the president of the regi-
mental association. After an invoca-
ton by the Rev. Carl c. Stacker the
president welcomed the veterans and
delivered his annual address. Col. 5.
p. Smith responded on behalf of the
visitors. Then a short business ses-
sion followed. After lunch the ses-
sion was resumed, to be continued all
afternoon.
This evening the veterans will be the
guests of the local veterans at din
ner In Nellis' hall and after dinner
there will be a campfire at Wagner's
han, with songs, recitations and
speeches. Tomorrow the visitors will
visit Old Fort Rensselaer, and other
points of interest in this vicinity.