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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15
ALL WELL PLEASED.
Pennsylvania Ladies Like Gainesville.
May Prolong Visit.

WoI ' = SfS"b Nl9iff
Mrs. T. II. Rosboro and her charm
ing daughter, Miss Nellie, who have
been sojourning at the Brown House
for the past week, have become very
much impressed with the city and its
people. These ladies are from Union
town. Pa, where lots OF good, clever
people come from. and they are no ex-
ception. Possessed with most amiable
and entertaining dispositions, they
have made many friends here who will
be delighted to know that they arr so
well pleased, and that they are seri-
ously considering remaining here until
May l.
When the ladies arrived here they
were accompanied by Mr.. Rosboro.
vino is a prominent citizen and bus =
ness man OF Uniontogn, On account
OF pressing business he was compelled
20 return TO his Northern home, leav-
ing his wife and daughter here.
There sre annually quite little col
ony Of Uoioutown people who visit
Gainesville, and the Influence Of these
is such that they bring new corners
every season Such friends as Commit
dore Beall, Dr. Heizog and Others Of
the party are worth many times the
value of booklets, since they WELD a
personal influence which it would be
impossible To accomplish 10y printed
matter, however alluring and attrac-
tive
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15
Hair nud wool.

The microscope shows at a glance
the enormous difference between hair
ana wool Hairs. like nails. are modl.
iicatIons OF the epldCrmls or skin ana
are composed of horny cells which have
aattened and coolesced and SO pNc.
tically make'a comparatively smooth
shaft which presents an even surface
when magniied hundreds OF 0Nmeters
Wool Is distinguished from hair by
two very Important properties Zach
FIBER of wool Is covered with minute
overlapping scales, All turned In one
direction like the states ou a roof.
These are not visible to the eye, but
can be felt when the fiber Is drawn
between the fingers ia "A direction ex-
actly opposite 20 the run of the scales.
Another property OF wool Is It's great
elasticity derived from the fact OF lts
ilhers being So Rnely crmped or curlei
that they can he drawn TO considerable
lengths ana return tothe original state
when the pressure Is removed, 10 Is
this property which makes WOODEN
fabrics so different from cotton or In.
en-. a third Important dlHercuce Is its
p0wer OF feltmg on hoc1mlng SO mat.
ted that by rolling, beating aud other
processes cloth can be made from Il
without being woven
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15
The CIRCUIT COURT.
Case Of Fletcher Watson Occupied
Time OF Court Tuesday

Ease or FLETCHER WATSON OANbYlNu
Time Of Court Tuesday
The trial of Fletcher Watson,
charged eith he murder ~ Carr q v.
Chamberlain. occupied the entire time
~ the rircdt court Tuesday About
fifteen witnrsses were examined by
thr State aud dpfrnsr
Witnesses Tor the defense testified
that Watson was FAR away from the
scene ~ the Killing at the hour
the murder was alleged 10 have taken
place.
The jury heard the evidence With
che greatest interest Eight witnesses
are set 10 be examined. when the ease
will be- argued before Che jury II l.
believed that the case viii not occupy
a longer time Ihau today when Is will
be turned over TO tbe jury ior . de-
cision
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15
-. aIoNers b kenlnsI.n.

Paducah March 1i-lt was learn.
ca today that thieves blew tho safe
in the Bank Of Benton, N.Y. "a miles
nom here and got away with $4,000
during the night The robbers are
supposed TO have numbered four They
stole 9 hondtar and came this way.
tAe car helng found 8 miles from the
city An unsuccessful cGori 90 blow
the same bank was made two years
ag0.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15
LsrTuse MoveMENT eeaINs
Shipments Along G & G. Have Begun.
VIII be Heavy Soon.


Truckers from POINTS on the Gaines.
willie aud Gulf railway visiting lhis cty
state that the movem. nj OF spring les
tuce has begun. and that the Rruwrrs
are receiving gopd prices. The move
ment il light 20 far bat the next two
weeks promise ~ heavy shipments ~
have ever been known along this line.
There Is large acreage OF lettuce
along the Gainesville and Cult this
season--in fact the largest have ever
seen. +" remarked one trucker Tuesday
The plant Il maturing beautifully,
and the growers feel reasonably sure
that In lettuce they will have good
thing this season
AZ was stated = day or tEn recently.
Superintendent Bafkerof the Gaines
Vile and Gulf has made survey o.
the situation, and hss pronouue.d DE
prospects 10 Ell vegsiable crops bright
The Wealh er conditions hurc been fs.
vo,ahls. and the gmaers aill teap ,hs
bcufht
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15
For Marshal

To the Voters OF latnesvilles
/ hereby announce myself as q can-
didate for che office Of marshal, subs
ts9t 90 the action ~ the voters ~
Gainosvllle nc the coming municipal
election Have always been n loyal
Democrat, am always ready 20 ruder
my aid and lnilupuNr Ia support az
right and justice, and II elected prom.
isr u FAIR and honest service, wltbout
FEAR or favor. Respeeituly
ID 4 RUugurs NJ
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15
eolrrloAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For MarshaI,

To the Voters ut Gainesville;
hereby annOuuCe myself ne a cau-
didate FOR reelection ~ the V0lSt ~
msrsuai, snbiret % she Nst,9n VI she
ciIi2ens of Gainesville az the coming
municipal election. ! leave my case
IN their hands. II have discharged
my duty as marshal In the past, ask
their indulgence aud their votes ia fn-
ture. 10 they do not think | have die.
charged my duty, then u rests With
them. / will appreciate support, how
ever, and promise A. long as IN the Of
flee 90 show Partially 90 No one Be.
specttully, CWAS PtNEOsoN.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15
49, coLonel,. Walsrloo.

Col John ~ Fuilrf ~ HONEY Grove,
Texas. NEARLY mrt DE Waterloo from
liver sid kidney trouble Ins recent
lrltfr b~ ssys I was nearly dead %
these complaint sod although tried
my family doctor BE- dld ne 90 good
~ eos 20 boitleloi your crest Elrc-
tfie hiirrfs. abirh cured ne CON.
sider ihem ihe brsi medicine Ca earth.
and ihapk God ahn gave you fbs
knowledge % maAs thea Sid and
gusrarieed 10 cure dysprptla bHioBt.
zoe. aud kidney diisasa b. AZ drug.
glsff. 80 90 trftlH.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

Notice - hereby given that We, the
undersigned. intend 20 apCly to the
Governor at The State OF Florida Tor
Leiters Patent 20 bee issued 90 VII.
LfANs COMrANY, a proposed corpota-
iion under the Laws Of the state ~
Florida, ~ which company the fullow-
inp shall be the Arucles OF lucofpora'
tinn
This notice IL given ppeuart 10 The
requirements ~ the state Of Fl0rida ,
aud the Articles of Incorporation have
been Hlpd with the secretary OF state,
aud ace given Oelog
J. Il WILLIAMS,
j W ColuNs.
II. q. LElipN
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15

Be sure and use that Old and WE'LL
tried remedy, Mrs. winslow's Sooth.
ing syrup. for children teethlng. IL
soOthes the child snttens the gums
allays AL pain, cures wind collie and u
che best remedy Tor diarrhoea. fwen-
.y-ilve cents n bottle
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15

s D. Apple, Probate ludge, Ot-
taWa Co. Kau-a- wfiies Thlss in
say that I have u-yd Bsllards llpfr.
hound syrup foF yruff, sid that / DO
not hr.llair Co. recommend Do 81 che
bet cough syrup have ever uses %
25e. co.,. Al. snI by 81 81 luhnnn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15

7 hereby announce mysrlf a eshdl.
date Tor The office 81 Maphal OF tbe
City ~ Gainesville. and solicit the sap.
port ~ al tine yoturs 0f said city 40 the
GINNING elettion 0i ettg officers
II elected, promise Ga give 90 oil
lhe people vigorous and Impartial
eKefclse at che duties pertaining 20
that oillct. Respectfully,
RituARp A hEcEfn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15


until their Successors shall o. qualified,
she following officers and directors
shall conduct the busiaets 90 the com
pany j r.. Williams, president j
" Collins. vice-presitent II N Ie-
X Wllhsms J W Collins and III N
Leroy shall constitute The frat board
OF directors
ARTICLE ~ -Tfe highest iudebt-
eduess or liah l,ty tu winch this cor.
pOratiOn can az any time subject itself
is Ten Thousand Dollars
ARTICLE VII,-rhe names and res.
licences OF the iuep poratofa at said
corporation aud the subsefiheFs 0i
stock thereof with the Number OK
shares subscribed for hy eaeh, are as
follows;
). Is. Williams, Alachua, Florids--2l
shares.
]. ~ Collins, Alaehua, Flouda-is
shares.
in, Leroy, Alacbua, Florlda-20
shares,
SrNrg or FLoRipA,
ALACUUN COuNrY
Personally on this day. before me,
justice Of the peace in and Tor said
county aud State, appeared ] Il vii.
liams, J W Collins and u n Leroy,
TO me well Known, and known Co me
60 be the persons who subscrited the
foregoing, and severaHy acknowledged
boiure me that ,hvy subscribed the
same.
Ia Witness Whereof have hrreunto
at my hand aud affixed my official
seat this lth day OF March, a, ID. 1905,
in said Alachus county.
! lOFwciAt SEALl h, r. BEtt,
Justice OF The Peace
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15

.ea.eC = lsksan 81 ffonsoh ees Sc the
b. ta6nu liea fday 81 jackson
r1r. < seid uens1 position a. travel
.o 4ran tor erse New Noik
a... i ass rt iesnty-ivs years.
..- TO = ott fof w country home
F bnHr st.sa b. dearly ioves %
So. "a and ehieh . one Of the bees .n
naiy BE produces 90 ihis
afm shout egeuthiaE necessary 60
ro5d hr.rn. and stalled Tsesday shat
he had aboas forty fue countrg-cured
hams Hhich be bad made ihiiyT 90
say nothing % ihc Other products 90
che farm
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RESULTS All WINDSOR.

Especial to The Evening world,
WINDSOR RACE TRACK, Sent so =
The races on this track to-day resulted
FIRST RACE-For all ages; six FUR
longs:-The Belle a to l0) /, Don Domo q
to 81 2, John Fl. Kirby g. 1ime--i. Il So. =
SECOND aRACE-Two-year-o and
upward; six furlongs; selling. Good Mole
70 o.. l; Pentagon Is to u. second !:
Little Mike. third. Time--Llal-5. ~
,nri nTHlnD RACE . Free Handicap for
Mcllvata q to ID. 4; Arab q to y, q:
FOURTH RACE--Fo three-year olds
ana npi one mile King Of the Valley
Time--l4l 4-5. .U5f : "A - ~ n
FIFTH RACcE-Two-y year olds and
upward; six and a half furlongs, SELL
ing,-Chr y Z : q stine .AG 70 . ]. Highland
Time-1.u 4-5. y ~
The evening world., 1905-09-30
BRAINS DASHED
OUT AS CROWD
LOOKED ON
Man Killed and Two Women
Hurt as Car Tossed Wagon
Against Park Row Post.

Park Row crowds saw amar's brains
dashed out and two women badly hurt
this afternoon, when a lamppost was
knocked down by a passing wagon.
A southbound Madison avsnue car
was bowling along opposite the north
east corner OF the Post-Ofiics at Mail
street when truck belonging to Flan-
nigan's Express Company crossed the
trucks. The car struck the wagon and
tossed II against tho iron post
Jacob Schweitzer. a lettel carrier.
twenty-seven years old. OF No. rs East
Ninth street; Augusta SchepA sew
enteen. of No. liz Broome street. and
Maria comono. twenty -seven, Of 'N2, In
Mulberry street, were directly Under the
post when 1t crashed 10 fhe sidewAlx.
ana the, end of the pole struck the man
on the head. crushing his skuii a rsd
dashing out his brains. The women
we're felled to the pavement
They were taken into the Post Ofice.
where physicians attended their intu-
ries. The mans body was taken 70 the
station -house.
the right leg and was ren!oved 10 the
Hudson Street Hospital by Dr. Smalley.
Miss comono receive dlnjur.es TO the
legs and right arm. Sne suffered Sc
verely from shock aid fright. and was
also taken TO the hospital We
Park Row was uensely crowded at
the time and there was great e,ccite-
ment. many women almost fainting
from the horror of the sight. Fs
The fact that laie wagon was not In
jrred by the accidenl. would seem to
siid .caie that me pole had nor been
any too secure. This was found to be
the case. The pole is made Of cast iron.
and extends some feat in.o the ground.
II was snapped clean of The break.
however. instead OF being frtsh was
rusted three-quarters OF the way
around. showing what 1t had i-b,on
cracked for some time and had been
held up by but a quarter Of its circunl-
ference, This was noticed by manv ana
s.a.ken Of by the police. a l y
Inc accident caused but Ilttls delay
on the line OF the. Madison avenue cars
,'saa which are the only ones using the out.
bridge until the car which caused the
accadent was removed by an inspector.
Ihe wagon was driven on by q boy
VINO was riding with the driver.
The evening world., 1905-09-30
BY FRANK M. THoRP.

BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRACK.
Sept. s0.-Seyen races made up the clos
ing days programme here this after
noon, ana they induced the usual Satur-
day crowd to make farewell visit to
the course.
The card had the Brighton Cup and
Mercury Handicap as features. and both
races promised TO furnish interesting
ccrtests. The other races had well-bal-
ancsd helds. tx
y The track was lightning fast and the
westher perfect.
Disohedient Won Three I.cnxths.
Benevolent went to the front IN tho
the riInnlng. followed by Disobedlent
end, PWatergrass On the turn Disobe-
dent went to tho front and won easily
qy three lengths from Benevolent who
was a neck in front OF Watergrass.
lA hyias Won In q Drive.
. or thirteen hores carded in the
5teeplechase one was dead. Tom Cogan
ana seven others were withdraw. Dick
Roberts made the running to the stretch.
where Hylas closed and, taking the
lead. won In drive by length from
Dick Robsris, which beat Ruth's Rather
TWO lengths for the place,
Pacemakers Collapsed.
Diamond and Handzarra raced head
Ben, Couple Of lengths back. and Ok
ford . couple OF lengths behind Big
Ben. They ran this way to the stretch.
where Big Ben closed on the leaders and
osioa SGsDssa then sass BIZ H Sen Sn
wh!oh won by q length. oxford was one
and cns-half lengths in front Of D.a-
naond. 4gi4fs
Brighton Cup q Farce,
X Cairreorm went to the from in the
Brighton Gun ard made the pace. un-
der choking null. for nearly two miles.
Then O'Nein rushed HIN away from
-Cspehrawaga and won easily by eight
~ o,NeIsrs R:dlno Won.
Merry aar sbs msSi,sseyo s5d,sss yoNss Isasa nss ss
the rail- position and whc' the barrier
raised al ones went g. Merry LARK
With me whIp, lhcldins his position on
Z. I'm ra,ea nsn bm 70 e tSe s' sscS e9sa stalled
an chalienge jby Tokalon end won by
tie way easily se,tiny Kn;gbl Errant
% sss' s.n e. sarls ,Ss !nnssa nssas hae Msyi
very badly and was beatc, on.
Brother Frank suiked,
Brother, Frank. the medium OF a tre-
nsndcus plunge In the sIsill raoe. made
the running TO the strc.ch, lghsr- he waa
three lensths In ffout rsen Martin
Heat st him with the whip. but IN the
p1nH and sncpped deaaptly ana Kicked.
fh5. ccsl him the race. for Aviilon got
4, ti%s e Sin " sss, sy assS IsSn, fsO
- < head Scr tie pisce y = '' 'S''
pythia pld Net Lavt q
"a Sss4Ss ys,oas sss ssn1I.s ..s, z q 'ss sss
'f sss sszs is'ss'siji ~ a.. Y sslIss y; w
"
The evening world., 1905-09-30
a. l. ~.
.ECCERS RAIDS
|. DESPITE AN
INJUNCTION
Court Prevented Capt. Hussey
from Acting, Not Vice
Squad.

Capt Eggers. with eight men. raided
the second hoor Of No. q Union Square
late to-day. rhe,slsn on the door rsads,
'Hairdressing and Art Studtos, eecoad
Floor but after ba.ttering down threoi
thick "ice-box doors." while two msa
reached the scene by way OF the rsas
ire-esenpes. the raiders found 40 ma.
telegraph and telephone tnstrumssf6.
racing sheets and Other things used -,
po,l-rooms, sss 4 y J. *
six prisoners were taken. The plase
was never raided before. but an intuns-
tion was secured five weeks asp re-
straining Capt Hussey, OF the Hast
'Twenty-sec and Street stationr from In
terfer.ng with X. ,tf ~
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Only Cornell Scored against ~
Opponents In Early Stages
" Of Football Battles. u
The LINEUP. I.
espsS.al . 1ns svsa.llas wes,a.,

rs (Speutal 70 The Gvenlng World. , - G
As6ERICAN LEAGUE PARK. Ns4
York. Sept. soAAmfd = lsafsning dlq
GpIumbia t5nsyersi;s's foatbaIl Sis$A
played IT. Arst game this aftss66su
'against the Union Coilege tesm. Thnns-
sntis Of frlsnds- Of the students ~ font,
ball enfhaSiasts' kept the welkin ring.
ing With their .Rah. Columbiai', ].
Just before the teams ran on the AelA
ror pfoIininary signal practice ali ne
Msrningslde Heights students aross
and, with hats do1fed. sang an impres-
sive chorus to the GODS. inplorine them
10 look with favor upon the eisven
sturdy sons Of the Blue and Wnits
temple about. to offer up their b6ak
efforts. not FOR money, not for glory.
for themselves. but for their alna.
mater,
Every one OF the New rorkers,
swayed NOT. with SO deep a feeling az.
that Of student. but with the wish
thot the Columbians successfully up
hold the local football prestige. arose
and Joined In the chorus when u was
sting for the seccad time.
Surely those eleven heavily padded
and protected knights are In sore need
OF the prayers. as they have before
Continued on Seventh Page.) ID,
The evening world., 1905-09-30
THEsBATTJNc ORDER.
tspeci,a to The world,

tCOIUMB1A BALL PARK ePdtLA-
DELPHIA. Pa. Sept. so.--AIl records
for baseball crowds In Philadelphia
were broken liere ,to-day. An ilour and
half before the time for the game 70
start the place was 3ammed, fully 5000
being In the grounds. It = estimated
that as many more persons as man
aged to get inside the inclosure were
Athletics and Chicago white sox, Sc
turned away on the outside. It was
the third and last game between the
ries, which was looked upon a. the
deciding factor IN this ysar's American
league championship race. 81
= First Inning.
Jones' hoisted q siy-to- HAstssi.s Isbeii
ssSSd Sp Il sass Gs5ss sDsS ga ssSIs sk
GlillstI sos So. Ss:s ~ n95cSShSs S ty
ing. the nit being good for two bapss.
Green's single sent ailahan home. Biili-
van was hit BY q pitched ball. CAllahA4
Eas out Plank to H. Davis, Tw0
Hartss, poked a tworbaxssr Into the
Topey home. Harry Davis hit to George
Davis and a double raay resulted Lave
wasout, Tannehili TO Donohue. ONE
~ -
Second Inning.
owen hit TO Harry pavis. Jones again
isS a. g ~ aTtrs; R11Ss isos'i also save ro0sy
,ls%s j HSEphS Inca Qyss az tsSsh tsss,h U
ssss sSs cssa ne e DsssSsss
Third Inning.
Davis flied to seyboid. Murphy failed
to pick up cailahan's ugly bounder over
second. Donohuc breezed. schreck
|nSilsf R,4Sa Callahan stealing second. No
Plank poppd to Tannehiil. Hartssii
rolled an easy Erounder 70 lsbeli. Lorfl's
high boost was taken BY Donohus. NO
Fourth iah,ao.
sssSsS GsssSS' ses Sss Ssa:d 3 ss
6avi. .souadsd q 1sansn!ll, Iess'
Sosd's rs ecusdsr 3 S q. fssnsssni = 1ercsd
/ Lave at second. Murphy a1mqet toof
9 ke on owen With z nsfcs smaens % ana
ssssS sssSsEsnSsS 49, 1srFss Sr Ras @ svs
g so15Ss DonoSus. Sos z 10. ) Runs. sifsi '''
Flfth Inning.
9M:n eSns:s Ss. e rsos ssos s.eS Lem Z i &
g, Davts's long drive NO RUNE.
Jones had 4 long chase sto st Plenks
i,osd fsssf ssSssd, sSs Aissssi Ne hdHs' SsSs's
oi,th timing, u
,.ss .sss'':s:a =: Pss.sss: .s;s ss';sssA
The evening world., 1905-09-30
BRIGHTON CUP
is WAlKOvER
FOR CAIRNCORM
$4,000 Race at Beach Be-
comes a Procession Of Two
Starters Won Easily. i
WINNERS AT BRIGHTON.

iffsst afL5 fS -- sl.4
FIRST RAcE--Dlsobedle Il to
fo) 1. volent tevsn for pIacs) 2.
Wstsrsrass 8. %
SECOND RAcE-c chantlIIy steep
Ischases s-Hylas l6 to 81 4; Dick
Roberts u TO s for pIace) e; Ruth's
Rather 5.
THIRD RAcE-Mercury Handicap,
--els Ben e to y 1. oxford q to
for pIaee) 2. Diamond 3 III
PouRTH RAcEI The Rrlshtor
'cp1< calrnsorm q 70 ~ /. cauoh
nawsoa tout, for piace) 2. Only twi
ssastSts 14s4.A 4 ~. sz lssT-i.1 Is /, vi
FIFTH RAcE-Merry Lark (6 e
~; TokaIon i2 to I for pIace), 2;
Knight Errant. 8.
sIxTH RAcE.-Avlston (1B TO ~
1; Brother rank e sto s for plsce). n
Hsnnan johnson. 9.
: sEvENTH RAcE-Pantouple (2o
to y 4, PythIs ,ts 10 s for place. 2.
Lecnora w. 3. Il
The evening world., 1905-09-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

/, FIRST CAME.
| j.rn .i,Iyn An q - n ~
The evening world., 1905-09-30
At WINDSOR.

Tile Boy title Giant psace TING TfiIer.
Seventh Radnor ST. Ireict tie Mere sc p, Sara j
The evening world., 1905-09-30
WHITE SOx
WIN BY RUN
in HOT FIGHT
Record Crowd Watches Close
Struggle Of Leaders IN
American Race.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

fhiiads,phias. % iis..,..i .....i i 90 . 81 .
The evening world., 1905-09-30

RESULTS OF ALL
TG.DAY'S SPORTS
PHILADELPHIAAT CINCINNATI (N.u-)

PHILADELPHIA Al CINCINNATI N.u.,
PHlLADeL0HlA 1os4lso4 l,l-l5-
CINCINNATI .-- ---.-.-, . . 90 ! Oh >
----- - l.ILItlils
BOSTON At CHICAGO a. l.
CHICAGO Si,Ss .-. 90 . . o q
LATE WINNERS At LOUISVILLE.
sit, Ltle Ekns rs, Nova WeIch lpIace, Glsten-
NJ a.'I11
The evening world., 1905-09-30
.HICHLANDERS.
LOSE A GAME
= IN The DARK
Fultz's Skull fractured IN
First Half Of Double Header
with the Clevelanders.
SCORE ~ INNINGS.
SECOND GAME. ~

CIevelhnd ......"..I I........ q ~ @l
Highlander .......l........ o o o o 0-(
CAME called: darkness. RI
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THE BATTING ORDER.

SECOND 0AskiE
The evening world., 1905-09-30
BOSTON AT CHICAGO IN. ~
LATE WINNERS At LOUISVILLE.

sixttlitt:e Ekns 75, Nova Weich = lpIace, GIsten-
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Second InnIN

Ss f q AaFsS RsSs ss sSs' ssss fsc.s ss
,li%s lTSsnsas aurySs SS, SsS ssspsss SS.s
as Sunt an ana eaax owfn S asllsG HIN p chSssS
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Third InpInqI.

Rutmann rot In hh fine hand on
Wost. Bay singed to Dougherfy. BAY
- napped at seccnd, steaiise. 81
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The Lexington advertiser., 1905-09-07
Sixty-On in North Carolina to Meet
President Roosevelt.

Raleigh, N. c., Sept. 4.-There are
sixty-one veterans Of the Mexican war
In this State, and these are to be es-
pecialty invited to Raleigh on the occa-
sion of the visit of the President here
October 10, during the State Fair. The
president of the North Carolina section
says that dozen OF the veterans will
be able to be in the parade The old
est ones Of the veterans is in his @9th
year. 1t is expected that a large mum
Der Of the national guard Of the State
will be present and be in the great
parade which will escort the President
TO the fair grounds from the State cap
itOl. The Governor has sent invitations
to the national guard, through Briga-
dier-General Armtieid to be present.
No order will be issued as there are no
funds out of which to pay the force.
The President while in Raleigh will be
the guest Of Gov. Glenn, at the execu-
tive mansion. 1t is expected by the
Governor that several members of the
cabinet viii accompany the President
on this tour. President johnson, who
was native OF Raleigh, was the last
President to visit this city.
The Lexington advertiser., 1905-09-07
SUSPECT TRUSTED SERVANT
Belief That Mrs. Jane l.. stanford
Was Murdered BY "Dope Fiend"
While Under Iniiuence.

San Francisco, Sept. 1-Detectiyes
here believe they now have a definite
clew to the person who administered
poison to the late Jane l.. Stanford, who
died last January, after drinking bot.
tie of Poland water.
Although no mention has been made
Of the fact, officers here, including spe-
eial men of a private agency, have been
engaged on the case. Every person who
was intimately connected with Mrs
Stanford has been under close watch.
Facts regarding the taking of opium
in abnormal quantities by one Of Mrs
Stanford's trusted servants have been
brought to light, and suspicion rests
upon this person. 1t has been learned
that this servant frequently gave way
to violent fits Of temper while in the
employ of Mrs Stanford, and that she
did not speak to Mrs Stanford, except
when forced to by her duties, for days
st a time, and that while in this condi-
ton she threatened her employer sew.
eral times.