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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-03
BASEBALL GOSSIP.

Ban Johnson accomplished one of his cherished plans when he sold the Wash ington club to local capitalists. In the first place, Johnson has been earnest in his desire to get rid of the Washington team, to escape charges made against the American league as owners of a club. In the second place the placing of the Washington club in Washington hands completes the placing Of the American league clubs under local control
 When the American league started out to fight the National it was found inn possible to get the local backing for some Of the teams, and some of them were even owned by the league itself. John son has been again this from the start. and gradually he has placed the teams with home owners Washington was the only city that gave Johnson much trouble, and this team had rather rough time of it. Several times deals have all but been closed only to fall through. and Johnson has been forced to run the club himself in the interest of the league.
 Dan Lally has signed with the Nash vile team to play first base. Dan is not much of a batter, but he is a fast and reliable fielder.
 Speaking of the Atlanta sale in New Orleans yesterday, Powell stated that he is now looking for a manager. He has opened correspondence with Robert Lowe, formerly with Boston, but now with Toledo, and possibly Lowe will ham dle the Atlanta team this season. Until a manager is secured Powell will remain as acting manager of Atlanta and com plete the signing up of a team for that city When asked as to his future plans Powell stated that he was still unde- cided. He could not tell just yet ex- actly what he would do. Powell is a member of the schedule committee with Charles Frank and Newt Fisher, and will meet with that committee and Pres ident Kavanaugh in Shreveport within the next week This committee will draw up the schedule of games, based upon 40 games for the season, and the schedule they draft will be submitted to the gen. eral meeting of the league to be held next month in Montgomery.
 ''Zeke' Wilson, during ...i playing days, was famous for his ability to eat at any and all hours and eat enough at each sitting for three farm hands. On one trip to Baltimoro in 1895, the train was laid out twelve hours for a wreck. There was no dining car on the train; no eating station nearer than Cumberland, which place was reached at D. m.
 "Whatll you have?" asked one of the girls in the station restaurant, as Will | son climbed upon a stool.
 Well" said :he giant pitcher, there
 is a dollar the club gave me for break 1 fast; here's the dollar 1t gave for lunch here's a dollar and a quarter l borrowed | of Ed McKean; and here is eighty-five cents of my own money. Bring me $4.1O worth of something and bring it-quick. l And "ZelSe'' never quit until the SAG belonged to the restaurant man.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-16
Atacado por una Turba.

y aporreado, en- un tumulto ira
bajador, hasta que uedo cubirte
de ~lastimadurss, un conductor
de carroza en- una Gale de Chica'
60 aplico la Arnica Saivia de
Bucklen, y pronto estuvo sanoy y
bueno La use en- mi fsmilia',
escribe G. j. Weloh, de Tekons'
sha, Mich" y la halle perfecta.
Simplemente grande para corta
duras Y quemaduras. Solamente
25cts en- la Botica de Fischer y
Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-16
LOS HoMBREs RoJos DEBEN PA,
GAR TASAcloNES.
Aunque Terrenos a los cuaIes ell Co
bierno ha Dado TftuIo Regular nc
Estan Exentos.

Omaha, Neb., Sept. 16.-El Juez
Munger, de la Corte de Distrito de los
Estados Unidos, do hoy una decision
en- la cual declare que los fondos de
confianza de los Indios 9 la hereEcia
de %terrenos a los cuales ell congreso
ha dado tftulo regular, y los fondos de
~positados en- bancos al credito de los
lndios viniendo de la venta dc estos
%terrenos, son tasables 10 mismo que la
propiedad de c~ualquier otro ciudaiano
La decision IS importante porquc afec-
ia a n gran cantidad de hogarcs In
dos en- TODD ell pals. Las causas en-
question sofas representa- ta~saciones
en- 10000 de fondos en- bancos al
credito de los Indios de Omaha Y Win
rebago.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-16
Resfriados Negligidos.

Cada parte de la membrane
mucosa, etc, estan sujetas a en-
fermarse y estelizar a causa de
resfriados negligidos, la Mel de
Marrubio de Ballard es un reme-
dio placentero y effective. w.
A%kendrick, Valley Mills, Tax,
escribe: He usado la Mel de
Marrubio para malestares de to-
SEES y resfriados, es IN remedio
placentero y efectivo'" De venta
en- la Botica de Fischer v Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-16

Hayar salud es como'h ayar di.
nero asi 10 Green aquellos estan
enfermos Curndo Vd. tenga
tos, resfriado, garganta enterma
8 irritation del pecho, es mejor
que actue pronto como w. G.
Barber, de Sandy Level, Va.
''Tuvo un malestar terrible del
pecho causado por hume y polvo
del carbon en- mis- pulmones, pc.
70 despues de no hallar alivio en-
otros remedies fuf curado por ell
Nuevo Descubrimiento del DR..
King para Tisis, Toses y Resfria-
dos" La que Sc vende mas que
cualquiera otra medicine para
toses 8 pulmones en- ell mundo.
En- la Botica de Fischer y Cha; so
cts y $1.00;
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-16
NINcuNA AccIoN soBRE Las IL
cENcIAs DE LlcoR.
Fl comlte sobre Ordenanza del concl-
Ito de cIudad no Estuvo Listo
para Hacer ~ lnforme en-
Ia Session del Lines.

ID concilio de ciudad SO reuni6 en-
.sesino prorrogada Ell LINES en- la tarde
o Marcelino Garcia actuando como
~presidente, Ell Escribano L. r.. Monte
ME en- su puesto. ell Procurador de
Ciudad J. p. Victory en- a~tendencia y
los Conciliares Kaune Muller t. r, l..
Baca. Castillo. Lopez y Walker, pre-
sentes.
La primer question que SO levant6
fue ell asunto de levantar la licencia
en- licores y juegos, pero Ell comite So
bre ~ordenanza inform6 que no estaba
listo para someter SUI informe y la ma
terra fue pospuesta. El P~residente
Garcia hizo un discurso q los cantine-
ros que ALI Sc hallaban presentes, y
les dijo que la ciudad necesitaba dine.
70 y hasta que SO pudiera obtener mas
dinero la ciudad no podria hacer NADIA
en- la linea de mejoras las cuales ell
Nuevo Mexicano ha estado anuncian.
do para beneficio de la ciudad. Dijo
que la dnica maner facil de obtener
este dinero era aumentando las licen-
cias y que, 81 aceras, pasillos, mejor
regadio en- las Gales " servicio de ca,
rro de la ciudad SO deseaban, las licen'
cias tendrian que ser levantadas, I'm
gran numero de los duehos de can't.
mas que SO hallaban presentes argu-
mentaron contra tai proceder y dipIo.
maticamente proporcionaron bastante
"aire c~aliente" a los miembros del con
clio, acertando que este cuerpo habia
hecho grandes cosas para la ciudad J
era el 1nico concilio que habia conse.
guido algo bueno. Este "aire calien'
to" fue tornado por los conciliares con
una concession liberal de sal, sin EN-
barge.
FL mariscal de ciudad fue ordenado
de darle a w. M. Berger cinco dias
mas desde ell LINES para que limpiara
las ruinas de su edificio en- la esquina
de la Avenida ce Don Gaspar y Gale
del Aqua, y al fin de los cinco dias
proceder a tirar ell edificio y amillarar
los costos contra ell dueho.
No habiendo mas negocios ell conci.
lilo Sc prorrog6.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-16
Mujeres Hermosas.

Mejillas llenas, adornadas con
la suavidad de buena salud y pu.
ra complexion, hacen a todas las
mujeres hermosas. T6mese una
peque1a dosis de Herbina des-
pues de cada comida Y luego
pronto y SECURE ayudara q dige-
rir 10 que haya condo. La Sra.
William M. Stroud, Midlothian,
Tex, escribe, Mayo 81, 1901
"Hemos usado Herbina en- nues.
ira familia por ocho amos, y la ha-
10 la mejor medicina que hemos
usado para con stipacion, fiebre
bilioso y malaria. De uenta en- Ia
Botica de Fischer y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-16
NoTIcIAs DE RERNALILLo.
Las Hermanas de Loreto construiran
varios Edificios Nuevos-Dos Ca
SOS de Difteria.

Correspondence Especial al Nuevo
Mexicano.
Bernalillo, N. M, Sept. 16.-La gen,
te de los ranches del Vale del Rio
Grande esta muy ocupada apilando el
segundo corte de alfalfa.
H. e. Finney, I'm afinador de pianos
estuvo en- la plaza la semana pasada y
afin6 cuatro pianos para la academia
de Loreto.
Ell martes On la manana sc abri6 la
escuela de los Hermanos como tam,
bien la de las Hermanas de Loreto.
I'm gran numero de gente de esta
vecindad atendi6 ell viernes de la Sc
mana pasada a la fiesta annual en- Ala
media, siete millas al sur de Bernali-
Ito.
Hipolito Lucero. quien estuvo en-
Arizona durante los meses pasados, ce
lebr6 SUI llegada con un bale que di6
en- la sala de Roman Nieto ell sabado
de la semana pasada en- la noche. La
atendencia fue bastante.
Don Marcos C. de Baca, de Peia
Blanca, estuvo de vista en- la plaza ell
martes.
Don Jesus Lopez ha sido detenido
en- Peha Blanca pors enfermedad de
varios miembros de SUI familia.
M. Preston, de Fort Collins, Colora-
do, estuvo en- Bernalillo la semana pa
sada comprando borregos.
Don Bonifacio Montoya ha partido
para su rancho en- la parte norte del
condado de Sandoval por unos GUAM
tos dias.
Sc han estado hacienda bastantes
adobes para la construction de varios
edificios nuevos en- ell rancho de las
Hermanas de Loreto.
John Chalet, quien ha estado traba-
jando en- Silverton y Durango, Colo
RADIO, ha regresado a Bernalillo.
BernaIillo esta ansiosamente espe-
rando por la Inca de te1efono de larga
distancia que Sc construira de Santa
Fe a Albuquerque, cabecera del con-
dado de Sandoval.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-16
AyIso.

Aviso es por este dado que Yo, ell
abajo firmado he tenido amreglo con
Don Alexandra Sandoval, dueho del
banjo establecido en- la lara, condado
de Sandoval para correr yo dicho banjo
y estare listo COZ la asistencia del ms
pector del gobierno para ell dia 1ro de
Octubre venidero. Mis- precios por
bafiar ovejas seran reducidos.
JUAN JOSE SALAZAR.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-16

Mining BIanks.
Amended Location Notice "a sheet.
Agreement Of Publisher, u sheet.
Proof Of Labor, II -heet.
Lode Mining Location. " sheet.
Placer Mining Location, " sheet.
Title Bond to Mining Property, "a
sheet.
Title Bond and Lease Of Mining
Property, " sheet.
Mining Deed, " ri ct.
Mining Lease, " sheet.
Coal Declaratory Statement, "a shee
Coal Declaratory Statement with
Power Of Attorney and Non-Mineral
Affidavit, " sheet.
Notice of Right to Water, " sheet.
Forfeiture, or Publishing Out No
tice, u sheet.
Stock Blanks.
Bill of Sale, Animals Bearing Ven
doris Recorded Brand " sheet. (In
books, 25. blanks, 40c per book.)
Bill Of Sale, Animals Not Bearing Ven
doris Recorded Brand, n sheet.
Bill Of Sale, Range Delivery, n sheet
Authority to Gather, Driv and Han
die Animals Bearing Owners's Re.
corded Brand, " sheet.
Authority to Gather. Drive and Han
die Animals Not Bearing Owners's Re
corded Brand, " sheet.
Certificate of Brand, " sheet.
Justice Of the Peace Blanks.
Appeal Bonds, " sheet.
Appeal Bonds, Crimin-l, " sheet.
Appearance Bonds, " sheet.
Appearance Bond, on Continuance ]
p, " sheet.
Bond for Appearance, I'strict Court
" sheet.
Justice Quarterly Report, " sheet.
Bond to Keep the Peace, " beet.
Complaint, Criminal, n sheet.
Forcible ENTRY and Detainer, Com
plant, " sheet.
Forcible Entry and Detainer, Sum
mons, " sheet.
Replevin Bond, " sheet.
Execution-Fo-cible Entry and De
tainer, " sheet.
Replevin Writ, II g. 5et.
Replevin Affidavit, v sheet.
Peace Proceed dings, Complaint, u
sheet.
Warrant, n sheet.
Commitment, n sheet.
Attachment Affidavit, u sheet.
Attachment B nd. n sheet.
Attachment Writ, Il sheet.
Attachment Summons as Garnishee
" sheet.
Execution, "A sheet.
Summons, u sheet.
Subpoena, n sheet.
Capias Complaint, II sheet.
Search Warrant, " sheet.
Spanish Blanks.
Auto de Arresto, II pliego.
Auto de Prision, " pliego.
Declaration Jurada, u pliego.
Fianza Official u pliego.
Fanza Official y Juramento, " pliego.
Fianza para Guardar la Paz, "
pliego.
Contrato de Partido, " pliego.
Escrita de R~enuncia, " pliego.
Documento Garantizado, "a pliego.
Hipoteca de Bienes Muebles, "
pliego.
Documento de Hipotecs v pliego.
Documento Garantizado, extensa
forma entera.
Certificate de Matrimonio, 10c.
Formula de Enumeration " pliego.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-16

Centrato Entire los Directories y Pre-
ceptores. " pliego.
C~ontrato de Combustible, n pliego.
Notas-Obligacionese. csc per so.
Libros-Certifcados de Ponos, 81.
Libros de Recibos, Supervisors de-
Caminos, 25c.
General Blanks.
Bond for Deed, IA sheet.
Bond, General Form, " sheet.
Bond of Indemnity, "a sheet.
Certificate Of Marriage, 75c per dox.
Official Bond, " sheet.
ohicial Bond. Road Supervisor. u
sheet.
Certificate Of Election. n sheet.
Letters Of Guardianship, VI sheet.
Guardians Bond and Oath. n sheet.
Letters of Administration. " sheet.
Administrators Bond and Oath, n
sheet.
Letters T~estamentary, " sheet.
Declaration In Assumpsit, " sheet.
Declaration in Assumpsit on Note,
"a sheet.
Satisfaction of Mortgage, " sheet.
Assignment OF Mortgage, " sheet.
Renewal Of Chattel Mortgage. n
sheet.
Notice to Assessor by Probate
Clerk, " sheet.
Lease, " sheet.
Lease on Personal Property, n
shee..
Chattel Mortgage. ~ sheet.
Warrant to Appraisers. full sheet.
Power of Attorney, "a sheet.
Acknowledgment, a sheet.
Mortgage Deed, " sheet.
Mortgage Deed without Insurance
Clause, " sheet.
Option, " sheet.
Notice of Protest, N sheet.
Notaries' Notice Of Publication, "
sheet.
Warranty Deed, " -heet.
Quit Claim Deed, " sh ct.
Bargain and Sale Deed, " sheet.
Deed of Trust, full sheet.
Release Of Deed Trust, " sheet.
Notice of Sale Under Foreclosure Of
Mortgage, full sheet.
Homestead Afidavits, " sheet.
Homestead Application, " sheet.
Non-Mineral Affidavit, " sheet.
Homestead Proof, full sheet.
No. / Homestead. 4-348, " sheet.
Desert Land Entry, 4-074e, " sheet.
Affidavit Required Of Claimant, 1909,
" sheet.
Affidavit, 4102b, " sheet.
Affidavit to be filed before Contest,
" sheet.
Affidavit and Order of Publication of
notice of Contest Upon Nonresident
Entryman, " sheet.
Affidavit of Witness 4-074. u sheet.
Township Plats, n sheet.
Sheep Contracts, " sheet.
Agreement, " sheet.
Butchers Bono " sheet.
Application for License, L.etail Ii
quor Dealers, VI sheet.
Application for License Games and
Gaming Table, " sheet.
Application for License, " sheet.
Sheriff's Monthly report, " sheet.
Miscellaneous.
Promissory Notes, 25c per pad.
"Minor Law" Cards for Posting, rs
cents each.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-16
Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy


n buying aoough medcinefor children never be afraid to buy CHAxBr-
2ARu osU@ REMEDY. There IL no danger from it, and relief is always sure
o6nsw. u y intended especially for coughs. colds, Group and whooping
esueA anA b TIE best medicine In the world for these diseases. It IL not only
acsrMa cure for Group. but, whom given al soon as tho croupy cough appears.
wu prevent The attack. Whooping cough 10 not dangerous whom this remedy
= given = diEsmsd u contains no opium Or other harmful drugA ad ~ -
~2snAAm1n - AhAAU = Z > - sAat.
Ell REMEDo DE CHAMBERLAIN Es UNA DE LAS M-IoREs MEDI
cINAs QUE HAY EN- FL MuNDoPARA TosEs Y REsFRIADos.E EN-
UNA vz COMO TAI. NuNcA FALTA EN- cuRAR.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-16

Ell Sr. Juan de Mata Mare de Wa
gon Mound ,miembro del cuerpo de Co
misionados del condado de Mora, Sc
~encuentra en- la ciudad. Compareci6
ante Ell cuerpo territorial de iguala-
miento por parte del cuerpo de conf
sionados de Mora, en- causas de apela-
cion de aquel condado.
Ell esplendido nuevo edificio de la
drillo de la Escuela de Sordos Y Mu-
dos de Nuevo Mexico en- ell lado sur
Sc esta p~reparando para pronta ocu-
pacion. Juntamente con los otros edi-
ficios de ladrilo de la Escuela indigo
ma de los Estados Unidos, la cual es
una plaza de por 81, hacen una vista
~pintoresca.
Margarita r. Stephens, la mana de Z
meses de nacida 6 hija de R. M. Ste
phens y esposa, falleci6 ell microbes a
las dos de la maiana en- la Residential
de sus padres, de fiebre infantil. Ell
funeral Sc verified Ell jueves q las dos
de la, tarde en- la cathedral y los restos
fueron s%epultados en- Ell cementerio
del Rosario.
Ell hogan del Sr. v la Sra. J.. Pablo
Delgado, en- Fort Hancock, Texas, ha
sido alegrado una vez mas con la lie
gada de n hija mas. La Sra. Del
gado es la hija mayor del s B. M
Read Y Ell ST.. Delgado ell hijo mayor de
Juan Delgado de esta ciudad. Ambos
abuelos estan regocijados o las no.
ticias. La Sra. Delgado Y la recien
nacida gozan de completa ealud.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-16
BLAN K S !
CONFORMING TO THE LAWS OF
NEW MEXICO.

The New Mexican Printing Company
has the largest facilities and most
modern machinery for doing all kinds
OF Printing and Binding In first-class
style. Manufacturers OF Loose-Leaf
Ledgers. Pamphlet and Book Work a
specially. Best Book Biadery in the
Southwest.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-07-28
Indian Ford


Miss Grace Howe is contemplating a
trip to California.
The water has gone down so the fish
ing is pretty good.
w Fl Cox and wife Sundayed with
friends on Rock Prairie.
Will Carpenter and wife and Harold
spent Sunday with friends here.
Mrs Lackner and children were down
from Edgerton the first of the week.
Mrs Louise Scarcliff and Mrs. Janet
Powers visited in GAINESVILLE last week.
Miss Mary Riley of Boscobel visited
her aunt, Mrs Scarcliff, Friday and Sat
urday.
Friday S @ Thomas, E 81 Rogers and
L Chamberlain went to GAINESVILLE on
legal business.
Mrs Kate Thomas and daughter Jen-
ME were here from Edgerton Friday
and Saturday.
Thursday of last week surveyors from
GAINESVILLE examined the dam and found
in Norcross's favor.
They say it takes all kinds of people to
make the world, but the predominating
force seems to be those who are so con-
cerned raking the neighbours yards that
they fail to see the weeds in their own.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-07-28
Albion Prairie

Mr. L Green of Albion is painting the
P M church.
Miss Brant of Mifflin is the guest of
Mrs Shepard.
Rev Shepard is attending the Monona
Lake Assembly this week.
Mr. and Mrs Fl Taylor of Albion spent
Sunday with s Hall and family.
Sc Saunders and son, Howard, are
visiting friends in Iowa this week.
Mr. and Mrs Fl Humphrey spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs FL Wileman.
Mrs Barber of Chicago and Miss Bus
sey of Dakota are the guests of Mrs Ezra
Bussey.
Rev George Barber and lady, who
were visiting his parents here, returned
home Tuesday.
Miss Brant of Mifflin preached two
very interesting sermons at the P M
church Sunday.
Misses Mae and Viola Marsden and
Leslie Hall are attending summer school
at Stoughton this week.
The balloon sent up by Mr. Ash at
Edgerton landed on S Marsden's farm
on Albion Prairie.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-07-28
West Porter

Mr. Robert Peach's health is slowly
improving.
Mr. Michael Downey was seen On our
streets Sunday.
E F Frusher visited last week at his
parental home.
A number of our young folks went to
the Dells on Tuesday.
Messrs Ed and Tom Earle visited at
A A Browns on Sunday.
G D Mccarthy is attending the teach
ers' institute in Stoughton this week.
This week will complete the hay har-
vest and number of farmers are har-
vesting oats.
Mrs Jennie Hart is visiting for a few
weeks with her daughter Mrs Whipple,
in Evansville.
A dance was held at G. F McCarthy's
on Saturday eve and all had an unus-
ually good time.
William Hyland will top some tobacco
next week. Porter is the banner town
for tobacco this year.
The dance at Thos Stearns' Saturday
eve called out large crowd and the en-
joyment of the entertainment will long
be remembered by many.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
THE RICHMOND IN PARTY
Was MUCH DELIGHTED ] ] [: 4. D

Senator Martin. Governor Montague
and most OF the Richmond delegation at
tending the Alderman Inauguration at
the University and the ceremonies Incl
dent thereto, returned to the city yester-
day. Almost all of the candidates for
Governor and senator left late In the az;
ternoon$ for Petersburg, where they de-
livered addresses at the convention Of the
Virginia Division of5the Travellers Pro-
tective Association last night.
~ Senator Martin arrived in the city about:
3 clock and was busy at headquarters,
debating letters, receiving callers and maxi
ing preparations for his Petersburg trip.
speaking Of the Alderman inauguration,
Senator Martin stated that he had greatly
enjoyed the occnson. 1t was a great
event for the University, he said, and
the Inauguration of a new era full OF
promise for the future of the institution
The expressons of the president, the fac
ulty, the Board of Visitors and the alumni
were all full of hope and indicated har-
mony and inspiration to advance the In
terests of the University.
When asked IL he had hoard any poli-,
ties talked, the senator smiled, but said
he had nothing to say on the subject. He
was apparently we'll pleased witfrRhis trip
in every. way.
h A conference of certain friends Of the
senator will be held tonight ut MUIR
phys Hotel, at which its is expected that
arrangements will be made and date
fixed for the public meeting in this oltyi
at which the senator Will make an adj
dress. 1t is understood that Chairman
Caskie has designated the, following gem
tlemen as the committee who with him
self. will have charge OF the arrange
inents for the speech and the public letter
to be issued in Senator Martins inter-
est: Messrs. Purcell, EgbertG. Leigh,
Jr., H. NJ. Smith, Jr., and Ieake. 1t is
proposed to form a permanent organiza-
ton In which, a. large representation Of
Martin men will be Included
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
WHITE TEMPLE COURT.
Justice John Stirred Up on Sub
iect Of Baseball,

4 The attaches Of the Court OF Justice
opening Of the baseball season. The
Wise Guy himself is one OF tho most ar
dent Of srooters,: lie gave out the linformn-
ton that !, he would resume Z, his Old Place
game started this afternoon 1Vhereupon
he exhibited a season ticket, with n smile
and n knowing wink. 5
play ball, he said. after dipping his
pen in the muc!lage pot. 81
gent e the BENCH for ninety. days and
rough playing wlth-h his wife, The decision
OF the umpire was protest ed, but " STOOD.
ter who was sent back to the bench for
one day on the charge of hut ting into the
store OF p. ". Kelley.
& John M. Osborne was put out and fthe
side retired, John was alleged 10, have
Then some Of, the players got into an
argument with the umpire, and the latter
said four men had to be nut out, ln !, this hi
game, and he continued the case of w,
II. Adams, charged with taking money
from John 8. Harper.
The rooters then went out to warm up
for the opening Of the season To-day,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
LOUIS WERNER
BECOMES CHIEF
With Simple Ceremony New
Police Administration Will
be Gshered in To-day. 8
No SWEEPING REFORMS.
Incoming Head Of the y. Depart
,11ent WillsBuild Steadily,
Not Speedily.
REFORMS

At noon to-day Chief Of Police Louis
Werner will tnko up the duties of his
new position, and Captain Hulce Will
resume his duties at the Second Station
with this switch, Sergeant Kcrse, who
has been acting as captain. will return
to his old place at tho First Station.
Ii There will be no specih1 ceremonies IN
connection with the Installation of the
new chief. The officers Of the various
stations will DO on hand, and Chief
Werner will simply. outline the, policy he
expects TO pursue in his administration
Of the affairs OF tho department..
The Mayor will be present to welcome
his co-worker, md he. too, will probably
say n few words.
With his going in, Chief Werner will
have the support Of the men under him.
and he will have the sympathy Of the the