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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-11

If there are any fishing boats in the
China sea it is time for them to hunt
sheIter.
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SilVerWare For The Table

Before deciding upon the puF-
chase Of Silver plated Tableware
you can make no mistake in COM
ing to see our stock and get our
prices for the best grade of
Spoons, Forks, Knives, etc.
Likewise, if you are thinking
of purchasing a Watch Chain, it
will pay you to see our fine line
Of the Simmons patterns. These
splendid quality chains we show
in a great variety of both mems
and women's styles, and guaran-
tee each one to give perfect salts
faction.
F. w. SWEARINGEN
Jcweler and Opticinn
$40 KANSAS AVENUE
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

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FOR SALEEATy entire stock Of groceries
and fixtures, at once. Call at store, w.
H. Warner. 1901 Kansas ave.
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25 YEARS OF
AGONY ENDED
Boston Business Man Cured ByCuti-
cura Of Awful HumOr Covering
Head, Neck, and Shoulders After
Hospital and. Doctors Failed.

Under date of September 9, 1904,
Mr.. S. P. Reyes, a we11-known bust
ness man Of No, I4o Congress Street,
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Kansas City and Return S2.zO Via
Rock Island.
Tickets on sale April 10 to 18th, limit
ed for return April 18th.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Charles C. Smith. aged q. died on Mon
day of appendicitis. The funeral and in
terment viii take place in EmDoria this
afternoon.
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The funeral services for Mrs. Sara Bic.
Ioch viii be held at the family residence
at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Inter
ment in Topeka cemetery.
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Kansas City and Return $2.7O via
Santa F'e
Account English grand opera Tickets
on sale April 10 to Is. Final limit
returning April II.
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Word has been received in Topeka of
the sudden death OF Mrs. A. B. Frazer of
heart trouble, in her 67th year, at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. O. S. Bow
man, at Kansas City. She was a resident
Of Topeka for number of years. The in
terment win be in Cincinnati, O., the old
home Of the deceased.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.

The properties advertised below are all
bargains. We are exclusive selling agents.
For particulars come to our office or call
US up over independent phone NO. 824 In
case house is rented, please do not bother
tenant, but apply to US and we viii show
you through We want propositions on
every one of these properties at once
sol Buchanan-One of the finest hon es
built in city within last 3 years. Ten
water neaItng plant, elegant pain ROOM
hot and cold water, cellar, laundry, etc.
Basement and barn connected with sewer.
Property can't be replaced less than $1,000
Price SIS. 500.
1858 Lane-A beautiful home easy reach
of city or Washburn college, rooms, 8
lots, driveway and barn. Furnace, bath
room, city water, sewer, fine shade Will
sell at decided bargain, IL or lots.
431 Clay-10 roomed. all modern home,
one of finest west side locations, 2 lots,
furnace. complete bath, large attic, etc.
Very cheap at $780, THIS HOUSE IS
i417 Lincoln, beautiful little home. Z
rooms, completely modern, III east front
lots; house years old. Basement,
Favorite furnace, double cellar entrance.
Price s2,500.
622 Tyler-A bargain. rooms, downtown
location, good barn. Everything in con-
dition. Price $500. Rented.
1921 Van Buren-New, up-to-date cot
barn, splendid high location, close to car.
Bath room ready to outfit. Newly pa
pered, large circular porch. Price s., 600.
1923 Tyler-New home, s very handsome
rooms and hall, about AZ foot lot, high
ground, fine lawn. Bath room, etc. Price
$500.
414 Lincoln-6 rooms, u lots. house
newly painted, well. barn, cistern, cellar.
Price $500. Can make terms FsENTED.
1865 Garfield avenue-Prettiest little
home near Washburn college, new roof,
new paint, new paper, oiled floors, city
water in house, sewer connections, over
2 corner lots. Price $500. Make US a
proposition.
14ls Polk-6 good rooms, ~ east front
lots, house 2 stories, 8 bedrooms, hard oil
finish, fine shade and lawn. Price $1,750.
Rented
14i7 PoIk-6 rooms. ~ lots. city water
Mighty good property for the price-S1, AS
This house is for rent.
1922 Harrison-5 roomed cottage, 2 lots,
well, cistern and barn. Price to include
raising new 2 foot walD. painting and
papering. Price 81 250. Easy terms, rents
$3.50 per month. Vacant
AT Park rOomed house. 252 lots, fine
shade, large barn, one of best locations IN
North Topeka. This is to be sold at big
bargain. Rented.
400 Lawrence-3 rooms, 2 lots, $3.50; 800
down. SO per month without interest.
80 feet, 1922 Polk St, at bargain. This
is one of the best vacant sites left down.
town.
1922 West, vacant lots, very cheap.
New homes both sides.
1903 West 42 feet, $500
Many other bargains in vacant lots.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
Central National Bank Bldg.
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ELIAS WHITE.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


10 acres miles out, terms, $500.
acres good land, rooms, $1,000.
50 acres well improved $780,
~ acres Il miles west, $50 per acre
Want an offer.
800 acres 20 miles from Topeka, good val
ley land, well improved sell or trade for
Topeka property.
~ acres, room house, southwest.
e acres. 5 room house, south.
- acres miles south
160 acres 8 miles, good farm.
SO acres on car line, terms, $3.50.
20 acres highly improved, IS, GEO.
10 acres close in, 5 blocks car line 5000
l have got anything you want in the
way of a home. some for $50 down, bal
ance like rent.
rooms. Ia lots, barn, 81 200
modern houses, west side, terms.
room house Topeka ave, $500.
rooms, X lots, Fillmore ST, $500.
rooms. IL lots, Fillmore St. 81, 200.
rooms Clay St, IL lots, S2,000
8 rooms, lots, large barn, 81. 800.
rooms l block of shops. 5000.
100 houses east Of ave, cheap.
{ rooms, lots, E. 8th St, $500.
room cottage Van Buren, St., $3.50.
houses on Crane St, $500
Large business building on Kansas ave.
good rental. SIS. CO.,
room house, s lots. 300.
/ have several other bargains not men
toned in this ad. Call and see me. 52e
Kansas ave, Ind. tel 1884.
List your property with me.
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6o9 KANSAS AVE

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W. NJ FORBES.
MONDAYS SPECIALS.

MONDAYS SPECIALS.
IL nice high lots on Harrison ST., close to
street car, pavement, church, school, will
sell Monday for $3.50, dropped from $3.50.
east front high lots at 8th and Horne,
Monday for $3.50 Same kind of lots five
blocks farther west sold for $50 weeks
ago.
$50 lots Monday at 10th and Morris ave.
east front, street car and city water,
church, school, pavement. Where can you
beat this!
Good 7 room house, gas, cistern and city
water, mantels and CRATES, front and
back stairs, cellar, fine barn, of the
incest lots in the city with perfect shade.
splendid stone buttment front, Monday 3d.
200; was $3.50; the ground is worth more
than half the price; 5 blocks from Cap
itol square; owner leaving the city.
6 room cottage, new, high, east front,
barn, Polk St, Monday for $3.50.
Want best bid on house and grocery.
Good room house, Monday $1,000.
rooms, new, all modern, $3.50.
Finely located lots Buchanan, $3.50.
rooms, modern, Lincoln St, 800.
New rooms, bath, closet, bowl, 1850
Special bargain Harrison, $500.
Bargains in all directions west side, east
side, IN lots, houses, small and large. See
us. We will supply your wants.
w. M. Forbes, 107 W. 18th st. Both phones.
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FOR sAIHs-REaI, ESTATE
BETTER REALTY BETTER REALTY co.
BETTER BETTER REALTY CO.
BETTER BETTER REALTY CO.
ROOM q z COLUMBIAN BLDG.
WITH BUILDING ON SIDE STREET ONE
FINEST LOCATIONS
RENTS 800 PRICE VERY REASONABLE TIME ON
INTEREST CENT. AN EXCELLENT
THIS CITY DOING PROSPEROUS BUSINESS 5000
u LOTS ROOM COTTAGE MORRIS
CHURCH SCHOOL,
LOT. ROOM COTTAGE. ON MONROE NEAR
LOTS FACING CENTRAL PARK. SLIGO
GREENWOOD COUNTY 100 ACRES or
7 LAND
A
A COTTAGE BARGAIN. A COTTAGE BARGAIN.
good outbunngs
everything $1,000.
A
KANSAS AVE.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

Stock general merchandise. about 5000:
best location in county seat town. east
central Kansas; rent $25; good business;
want small farm and 1,500 cash. Might
take good rental property
J. E. TORRINGTON,
100 West Sixth St.
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GOOD PROPOSITIONS.
Near Washburn college one of the best
houses in the city for the money. brand
new, eight rooms, ? lots, wide windows,
porches. etc, not modern. 200.
In Oakland, 5 rooms and barn, So lots,
chicken house, yard, well with force pump,
fruit. bushels Of early Richmond cherries,
small fruits. Price 81, 400.
An elegant home, S752 feet east front,
fine shade, paved street and alley, large
rooms and reception hall Hot water and
hot air heat. Three freplaces, gas and
electric lights, bath and set bowls in other
rooms soft water all over the house.
ing running water and CRATE. Best Ioca-
ton in the city. For price and terms see
Near shops, in walking distance, z
houses, rent 81 per month each. good wa
ter. shade and brick sidewalks Price $500
each.
Three vacant lots. corner of Polk ana
Eleventh, very choice, call for price.
10 rooms. bath, furnace and CRATES, gas
and electric lights, rent $50 per month.
A choice home facing Washburn college
campus, lots. shade and good water
Price $, 800.
cottage, 21k lots. Price 1880
Vacant lots all sections of the city
Houses for rent Cali for list
Surety bonds and fire insurance.
W. A. NEISW ANGER. Manager
Phone 94s. 116 West Sixth.
FOR SALE OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR
TOPEKA PROPERTY
a f1ne ranch in western Kansas. 5000
acres, 1 mile from railroad station, well
located, good land, all fenced, wire;
house, barn, cattle sheds, corralis, good
| ter through the ranch.
W w MANSPEAKER,
Sl9 Kansas Ave
FOR sALEZspecial bargains for Monday.
/ 20 Winfield ave, Oakland: Nice home, b
4 al ran III.
small barn, fruit. shade, 2 lots. Price only
| $1,000. 100 homes to select from Many
/ bargains See P C. Moore at corner Va
bash and indiana ave, Oakland. IND
/ Phone $751;
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PLAY BALL!
We are complete baseball outhtters. The
only exclusive sporting goods house in To-
peka- J. G. Elliott, rs Kansas ave Ind.
phone 1925.
LAWN mowers repaired and sharpened to
cut Ike new; viii call and deliver. s2S
kansas eve. Bell tel. liza
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CEEiEaA1gEOUs.

J. H. McNAIR.
ADRIAN L. GREENE,
DAVID G. PAGE
JOHN F. NORTON.
z. H ANDERSON
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WILL. INSURE
FIRE LIGHTNING WIND STORMS
AT THE LOWEST CASH RATES
PAYABLE IN ANNUAL rSsrALLaENrs
RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED
sAs THE MOST
EXPERIENCED
DISTRICT
FARM DEPARTMENT FIELDS
FOR AGENCY
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This is the only dry cleaning
house in this city. Ladies and
gentlemen's clothing cleaned like
new. Give US a call.
Ind. Phone s57 and Bell s21 Black
$40 Kansas Ave.
E E8EBEGER { { a SON
THE Travellers" for life. accident and
sickness A K. VanHook. Is Columbian bldg |
FINE LAUNDERING.
s ToPEEKA a I LAT sf5i Cons 60.
BOTH PHONES 153.
BUY A BICYCLE
RUGBY. CRESCENT OR
CLEVELAND. $40 TO $50.
Largest stock in the city to select from.
We hire none Blu the best Workmen and
guarantee all work. We repair bicycles
exclusively and will get your work out
We have lately installed large Gould
Air compressor and all wheelmen are vel
come to use our compressed air in front of
the window, day or night.
CENTRAL CYCLE & SUPPLY CO,
7l6 Kansas Ave
SPORTING GOODS.
fishing tackle, etc, you'll find it at Jesse
Elliott's, 728 KanKsas ave Phone 1925.
HORSES. harness, buggies, wagons, sur
ries, etc, bought sold and exchanged.
Easy payments. Newell, 1o14-16 Kansas av.
SEND YOUR buds TO CHIvERs. THEY
clean and block Panama and other hats.
THE Travellers" for life, accident ana
sickness. A. K. VanHoolS. IS Columbian bldg.
FINE LAUNDERING.
TOPEKA LAUNDRY CO,
Cleaning, Dyeing and Pressing.
BOTH PHONES 153.
sPRATTs PATENT DOG FOODS.
And medicines. We are the agents. Jesse
Elliott, 728 Kansas ave. Phone 1926
SEND YOUR buds TO CHIVERS THEY
clean and block Panama. and other hats.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR EXCHANGE ON TINE PAY
MENTS.
200 acre farm 20 miles out, 135 acres
ploWed, balance pasture, timber and wa
ter, mortgage $1,000 at per cent Price
$500; want clear property for Equity.
$40 acre stock ranch, Chase county, $40
per acre, well improved; want any prop
20 acres miles out. $500, and 5 room
house and lot, $1,000; want so or 100 acres
in this county for the TWO.
2 stocks of furniture, $1,000 and 1,500
want city property.
25 acre fruit farm, 81, 500; half CASH
5 room house. Clay St, $500; Y cash.
month, 81, 600-TIME.
) room house, 9 lots. Quincy St, $500;
lots worth $3,000-TIAIE.
modern houses 2 blocks ave. at u for
mer yalue-IIME.
SIS acre farm. good as wheat, $500; $1,000
l dicker: don't want MONEY
HOWARD, 210 E. FIFTH ST.
FOR SALES room house close in. s.. 400.
$500 cash, balance like rent; also room
house, lots, east front, block from car
line $1,250; same terms. J. J. Carter, 1915
Kansas ave. Call evenings.
100000 to loan on farm property. or
w w MANsPEAKER,
S19 Kansas Ave.
FOR SALE.
z04 Van Buren, St, ~ lots 5 room house,
stable, well and pump Eastern owner
wants quick sale; part cash. Make an
offer.
J. E TORRTNGTON,
100 West Sixth st.
WHAT have you to trade for 2 store build
ings in a good town in Oklah bona, rent
/ ing for SIS and S25. unincumbered? J. d.
/ Licklader, 31S E. 10th St, Topeka
/
AT A BARGAIN
]
! room cottage almost new, good barn.
> cisterns, 3 lots, 40 bearing fruit trees See
| owner at 1911 w 9Th St
FOR SALE.
room house. strictly modern, reception
hall. bath, hot and cold water. furnace.
| gas and electric light, hard wood finish A
line property. Opposite Holiday Park
W. ". MANSPEAKE
SO Kansas Ave.
FOR sALE-Lots Johnson PIace addition
sab n ETaaFv Al
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THE CAPITOL REAL ESTATE CO.,
GOOD PROPOSITIONS.
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SPECIAL
ROOMS MODERN. FINISHED
Rack STAIRS BARN SHADE
MORE STREETS, $3.50;
ROOMS Ii. COLD
TtrRo-cHorT BUILT
MIST BE SOLD WESTERN
sBBaJs FOR THE
l3 WEST Sixth 81.
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THE GREAT WESTERN BROKERAGE co.
THE GREAT WESTERN BROKERAGE CO.
SIT KANSAS AVE, ROOMS IS TOPEKA KANSAS.
CAN MATCH ANY PROPOSITION ANYWHERE.
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FOR SALE.
no Jackson street, or would put up
building on a lease.
W. W. MANSPEAKER,
819 Kansas Ave.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, S15,ooo
CHARTER EXPIRES A. D. zoos.
THE FREEHoLDERs' INSURANCE co.
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FOR SAIE-A desirable business property
on III 9Th is offered at great bargain by
nonresident owner. Griffin & Son, 7o1
jackson st.
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FOR SALE.

Kansas avenue property. A fine store
on Kansas avenue between It'll
and Sth St, pays a good income. One of
the best properties on the avenue.
W. ". MANSPEAKER,
$40 Kansas Ave.
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FOR sALE-Tnvestment property within
block of transfer station paying a goo}
rate Of interest above all expenses Pric
81, 900. Address H. Journal.
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FOR sALE-REAI. ESTATE.


FOR EXCHANGE ON TIME PAY
MENTS.
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NO DELAY IN FURNISHING MONEY.
The Washington times., 1905-08-09
CONCERNING CASEY,
TIE HIDDLEWEIGHT

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 9.-Jim Casey,
a native of the County Glare, Ireland,
but who has been all around the world.
is in this city on his way to Ireland.
Casey comes from San Francisco,
where ne has won quite a reputation as
an amateur boxer. Casey has been
credited with being a lougshCreman and
stevedore, but he is by trade mechan-
icaI engineer. and has followed it every
where he went. Casey Is a tall, raw
boned young fellow Weighing about l65
mounds and appears every inch an ath-
lete. He has followed boxing for fun
Hud bec.uSe, like most ITlShmen, lie
loves q fight.
He was attached TO Bob Fitzstmmons'
training camp when the latter was
matched to fight George Gardner, and
boxed with FItZSimmonS every day.
Casey tells many interesting stories of
the way boxing, both amateur and pro-
fessiOnaI, is conducted on the Coast, and
it's hard 10 see the difference at this
distance. Casey is scheduled to sail
for ireland on August IS. He may. go
into business In Dublin, but If he does
not he viii be back in the early fail.
He viii then turn professional and go
after all the middleWeights and light
heaVyWeights-
The Washington times., 1905-08-09
Marshall Hall.

Tomorrow evening the steamer Charles
Manchester viii make the regular Thurs
day evening trip 10 Marshall Hall and
Indian Head. and If the evening should
crowd i expected to go and enjoy the
sail 10 Indian Head. or stop off at Mar
shall Hall and indulge IN the dancing
as SChroeders band always pays an at
iTacuFe dance program The steamer
Charles Macalester VIII leave at the
usual hour. $50 pm. Parties spending
the day q the Hall may avail them
selves Of Jhe Indian Head trip without
extra cost. Daily trips are made 10
Marshall Hal AT 10 m. 2:3l and $50
pin, and to Indian Head this week
Thursday. Friday and Saturday al Go
o.
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MOLLY BRANT HIT
BOOKS HARD BLOW
Big Plungers Took Tip and
Backed Her.
ASKED FOR LOWER ODDS
Lyman Was offered II to 10 But In
sisted Upon to 5-Athlone Ring
ing Case Dismissed.

SARATOGA, Aug. 9.-The high stool
brigade found their way at the track
yesterday anything but a smooth one
They began business with confidence, for
the card was of the sort that justified
hopes Of q succession Of breaks in their
favor but when the fray was over and
balance sheets were struck there was
long list of names of plungers of all
degrees who VIII be in line today to col
lect the spoils of their ventures of yes
terday. y canvass among the principal
layers shows that few escaped q eontri-
button TO the public's profits: in fact,
many scored their worst day Of the
meeting
The result of the Delaware Handicap
was especially costly to the line. for
nine out Of every ten who had a bet on
The race cast their hopes on Molly
Brant Her one previous effort of the
meeting was in the Saratoga Handicap,
which was won by her stable mate.
Caughnawaga. The general opinion of
that race was. the horse was the one in
tended that day and the mare would
improve on her next time out A fast
trial since justified this opinion, and to-
day railbird students of form. followers
Of expert opinion and those who share
stable information counted her chances
the best bet of the day That is what It
proved TO be, for she was in hand all the
way and won with a lot 10 spare.
In her present condition and with 4
reasonable treatment in the weights it
is going to take a pretty shifty horse to
outfoot this mare, either at sDrinting or
over a distance of ground. She always
was the favorite, and at a short price,
but the figures quoted We're rated lib
eraI, and thousands and tens of thou
sands We're risked by her admirers, and
they cashed.
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Where It win Leave Them when the Lag
/. g. L.-INTERIOR.

c. 65 L.-INTERIOR.
ThOrney had a busy day both at bat
and in the field Wet ground caused
his two slip ups.
Pitcher Sanders umpired a good game.
The official umpire is laid up for re-
pairs.
Darkness necessitated the game being
called at the end OF the eighth inning.
Kinney cavorted around the center of
the diamond after all kinds of chances,
mailing seven of them
Captain Green's attempts at batting
were marvellous from a contortionist' s
viewpoint.
Owing to the wet ball, long hits were
few and far between
Library Us. Treasury today. 1t should
be good game-fOr ducks
The Washington times., 1905-08-09

Another Game Taken
By Timely Smuggling
Right Time-SCore Close, But Proceed
inqs Were Dull

run that tied the score, but Howell
struck out before further damage was
done
ped up an easy one to Wallace. Stahl
substituted Nil Tor aPtten. The little
fellow was hit by one of Glade's twist
ers. but was forced at second when Cas-
sdy hit To short. Joe stole second. and
with two down Hin cracked one to loft
which scored our shortstop, and saved
the Tag.
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OLD STORY AGAIN
ABOUT WASHINGTON
Pittsburg Pipe Concerning
Dropping This City.
MYSTERIOUS MEANDERINGS
Sundry Magnates Hold Whispered Con-
ferences in Divers Towns-Twelve
Club League Suggested.

PITTSBURG. Aug. 9-Pittsburg has
again become the storm center of base
ball
That there is d deal 10 consolidate the
two big leagues is no longer doubted
by those here who are able to put two
and two together. On last Sunday night
Barney Dreyfuss under pressure admit
ted that he had received Il telegram
from Frank DeHaas Robson. of Cleve-
land making an appointment with him
here en- Monday.
This appointment was kept. and the
TWO men kept up Il Geographic fire on
Garry Hermann at Cincinnati. The re-
suit was that Dreyfuss was called 20
Cincinnati last night for conference
with Hermann. leaving Robson here
Plot Thickens.
Yesterday the plot thiczened when
Jimmy McAIecr, of the St Louis Ameri-
can League team dropped or d train
from the East and went into conference
with Robson. his rival at St Louis
Neither would say what had been done
after they separated Each. in fact
unblushinEly declared they had talked
Of nothing but the weather. Drcyfuss
IS expected here from Cincinnati today
The conference Will then be continued
the Pittsburg Press, owned by stock
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one Of the eleven that bid for the purse
IN the second race. He was very busy
all morning. and among those who fell
for his tip was John w. Gates, whose
agents placed a commission of 5000.
and George Boles, who placed s.. 600
straight and a ike amount for the place.
The filly was never a factor in ths
struggle.
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great tWirler. excellent fielder. hitter
and base runner. Charlie Frank is for
tunate in having such man on his
team With it all Brett" is one Of the
cleverCst fellows playing professional
birmingham News
Brick was one Of the stars in the Ma
uoHal League few years ago.
The Washington times., 1905-08-09
BATHING BEACH

BOAT HOUSE. Finest recreation for cIerks
and students. Special attention to ladier
Live bait hand Rowing. sailing, and
fishing. NJ. y. HEKIMIAN aul-Iet
The Washington times., 1905-08-09

Now that Sandy Ferguson has quit the
ring and has gone TO sailoriug for a live
Hnood, who VIII give Ed Dunkhorst a
job heayiug coal?
The Washington times., 1905-08-09

The Wardman Painters baseball club
defeated the Brentwood Athletic Club
at Bladensburg by g TO /
The feature Of the game was the
brilliant pitching Of Robey, who did not
allow hit.
The score:
". P............O o l 0 . I-G
The Washington times., 1905-08-09
NOTES OF THE NOTABLES.

The club that Hunter hin uses looks
more like q potato masher than bat.