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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-02-09
A Sudden Death.

A particularly sad death occurred at
Mayvlle last Sunday night when Miss
Flora Mcconnell, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Al Mcconnell, succumbed to an At.
tack oltousilitis o and complications which
followed that disease. Miss Mcdonnell
WAS subject to this form Of throat trou.
bile and had been suffering from nm at
tack for day or two but her condition
was not considered at any time serious.
DR.. Kennedy was called Sunday evening
and after lanelng the inAamed tonsils
the patient became easy aud soon after.
ward fell asleep. The other members OF
the household retired, believing that
the patient would rest comfortably un-
Ill morning and when they awoke they
found her dead. Death had evidently
come to her while asleep and without
pain. Deceased WAS In her 18th year
and was general favorite. She had
many warm friends all over this section
OF the country who will be panied to
hear OF her untimely end. The funeral
was held at Mayvile Wednesday the
service being conducted by Rev. Small,
pastor OF the UniVersaist church, oI
Portland.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-02-09
A New Project.

Al the regular council meeting held
last Monday evening an ordinance was
introduced to grant franchise to Il.
T. Hollenbeck tor the erection of the
necessary poles, wires etc. for the trans.
mission OF electric light and power and
at special meeting Tuesday morning
the same was granted. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Hollenbeck lie acting for him
self and several other parties who ex-
pect in the near future to incorporate a
company having for its object the de-
velopment OF a water power plant'on the
John Day river and the transmission Of
electric power to this city and other
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-02-09

Jim Allen visited at ;. A. ~. hunts
Sunday.
D. A. RnsselI and family spent Sum
day NJ Il. =. + Ellis. EH;;;;ii'
+. +. fiollenheck moved HE family TO
the ranch the last oi last week.
Those pestierous had colds are plain
Nv IN evidence In this locality.
Miss Nella HolIenbeck returned Fri
day from brief visit In Portland and
Salem.
Bert Wells Of Condor was on the
Rhlge the first Of the week. / heard
him whistle.
The dance at w. +. Watson's Friday
night was largely pntronized and gem
eral good time is reported.
L. +. Mcdaniel and vile came in
from Salem last week and will make
their home on MIR. McDaniel'e ranch.
Marvin Keeney WAS Gou.,an sisstv
Sunday evening. OF conree he didn't
take in the whole town but he was there
just the same.
Miss Shelton resumed her duties at
school Monday after weeks absence
on account Of sickness. Her sister, Mrs.
Pearl Jarvis taught during her absence.
0ientimes, during an experience Of
ten years rs Il news gathprer for local
papers, the writer has regarded it u duty
toward his constituents especially To
iair.minded and optimistic readers Of
the Representatives sheet to say u word
ia defense of the neighborhood news
column. Every one is aware that every
community has its pessimists, its chron-
10 kickers, those who make self aud
''it" the same, but IN newspaper sense
fail to make proper distinction be-
tween so called 'foolishness" and plilos-
ophy. Intelligent reader, YOU who are
given TO fault-tinding with everything
that Is not as you would have it, did
YOU ever stop to think that you are only
one of the billion and half human
creatures who inhabit this terrestrial
sphere? Did you ever consider that
that little silly Mary,went-to-see-Jaue
item may, while you are having your
fun { p about it, be the means of bring
ing happiness into some distant home
where the paper containing 1t may
chance to 90? This little neighbor-
hood news gathered under a proper
heading, though seemingly insignificant
to you, is like letter from home each
week to former residents now in some
distant section, perhaps ia some foreign
land You say you pay your yearly
subscription expecting profitable reading
Well, you get your share OF it. The part
of the paper you don't like some one
else does. What Others don't like you
perhaps do, and so it goes. So don't
grippe about your local paper not being
printed exclusively for your own benefit,
We all have to take the bitter with the
sweet; we must take some skim milk rs
we'll as cream; some chaff as we'll as
grain. Why not all pull together for
the common good, and just look with a
clear optimistic vision straight at the
editor and nine times out Of ten we we'll
find hun one Of the most accommodate
ing fellows In this wicked old world OF
ours. II the much-abnsed personal coll
umns Of our papers are to be entirely
eliminated. some readers would just as
well Groom over 6ve-year-old almanac
or look carefully over every page OF a
volume OF Blackstone and, for variety's
sake, have easy access to- copy OF Ho-
mer, Virgil or Sallust. VETo JIM.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-02-09
Estray Notice.

Taken up at my corral in Condor,
Oregon, about January 20, 1905, one
chestnut gelding, white strip on face,
weight about 1850 and about l6 hands
high. Blemish on right hind leg.
Brand dim. Appears as ri" Owner
should come forward, prove proper.
ty, pay charges and take animal away
or the same will be advertised and sold
according to law. M. HELsLEY,
44d49 Condor, Greg.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-02-09
Buokhorn curlo Collection.

B. X. seurey, proprietor Of the Buck
horn saloon, now owns aud has on exhi-
bition In his place one Of the finest col
lectlonA oi taxldermic specimens and
cnrIos 10 be found ~ the west. Mr..
Searcy Is an enthusiastic hunter and
skillfnl taxIdermist and his collection Of
deer heads, all of which are trophies Of
his own ride, IL one Of the attractions of
this city. More than dAzen 81 these
handsome trophies adorn his walls and
towering above them all IL magnih-
cent elk head which was recently pnr.
chased In Portland and Is said 10 have
been one Of the tiuest specimens IN that
c.ty. A splendid specimen of the Amer
can eagle, killed IN this county. IL also
10 be seen besides many other birds, an.
inlals etc. In the collection oi curios are
old time firearms, flintlocks, horse pis-
tolls, swords, dsggers, Filipino relics,
Japanese curlos aud Alaska articles. The
collection from the far north Nas arqnir.
ed ONLY few days ago and is, to many,
the most interesting of all. There are
Alaskan buots. caps. clothing. sleeping
bags, snowshoes, bnats ETC., all made by
the natives from the produrts of the sea
and shore OF their country,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-02-09
Polsons in Food.

Perhaps YOU don't realize that many
pain poisous originate in your food, but
some day yon may feel twinge OF dys.
pepsia that viii convince Won. DR..
Kings New Life Pills are guaranteed to
cure all sickness due TO poisions Of un.
dlgested food--or money hack. 25c at all
druggists. Try them.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-02-09
KeIzur Ridge.

Jim Allen visited at $. A. D. Hunts
Sunday.
~ nu f.t . g.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-20

Es uno de los i6Venes que estudian
gobierno 6 ell Pueblo de Puerto Ri
co., que Gcaba de Rprobar el segund0
sflo de ms1icina con notS de disti0 gui~
do. Dota que es ls mss RltS.
Den OstSvi0 Jordan Mirand0 de-
mostr6 desde sus pfimeros mos, gran
inteT6s por Ell estudio y mucho entu-
siaamO por Ii ciencia, 10 cual le vAli6
que cuTsando Ell bachilIersto en- San
Juan de- Puerto Rico, RdquiFiehdo
simpre la not8 de scbresAliente fue.
"a cbjeto de marcRdaa deferencias Dor
parte de aus catedr&ticos, como tam
bi61 de parte de sus profssores cuand0
era alumno de instruction primaris.
Los eatudios de nuestro queridO
pgisauO han sid0 una geFie de triurfos
triunfos cRda vez mas eWp'6odidos.
pues conenz6 Dor distin0uirse aquf
en- ell cOlegio ganandO cada AfIo los me-
iofes .premios, sigui6 en- el Seminario
haci6ndose notar con sus CalificRcioneg
de sobresRliante y despu6s de alCRnzar
en- los estudios preDimin0reg en- GSoud
Jersey Iastitute.S , Ia medallR de orc,
distinction que solamente se COmprR
con taIent0. y obtener notas las mas
superiores, iugress en- GThe MSdiCo-
ChiruTgicsl G 1llege OF Philadelphia
Bproband0 honroaa mente los dos pri.
msros cursos de mediCina.
Don OctAvi0 Jordan Miranda serS
honra para su Puerto Rico y gloria
para sus padres. Da tRlento superior
y de inns ginaci6n vivisim9 es nuestrO
psigAno. Cuyo amor por 10 cienCia. y
especisVmsnte por In medicina. asf como
gu Carscter investig sdor y perseveran-
te le hsrSn obtener mRravilloso exitO
e. 81 CGrrera.
Utuado tendrs un Intellectual de
gran vsIec. pues dentrO de dos sf1oa 81
compatri0ta don OctAviO Jordan Mi
rsnda voIverS con "a tftulo, ganado on
uao de los meiores Colegios de medici-
nS de los EatAdos Unidos, y Puerto
Rico ContRra con an talentoso me liCo.
JOSE R COLON.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-20

que ocupa 10 AlCaldfa de San JUN.
Gran i'm pl esi6n hR prOducidO en-
Rio Piedras ell suceso de que dimoS
cuenta aver. Cortin1Rn retenidOB en-
ell dep6sitO los que detuvo aver Ia po-
Iicia y SO hScen RctivRs pegquisas para
poner en- clsro eli suCea0. Un reC0n0.
cimientO fscultativO fac heCho en- ell
cuerpo del nifio.
-Trstase de que en- los trAbajos mu-
nicipAIes. que hRyan de ejeCutsr obre-
ros. sean preferidos los indiViduos del
Cusrpo de bomberos de 10 Ciudad que
sci serln raCompensRd0s en- parte, p0r
sus meritoTios servicios.
-Uns vista de inspection sers he
cha por Ia Ssnidad & los muelles de la
ciudad para exsminar lG cargR que en-
eIlog exisse depoaitad0.
Sc encuentra en- esta Capital eI
ssYgentO de IR policfa insuIar don Fran
cisco Carreras.
-Ha sidO encOntrad0 en- uno de los
foBos del abaniCo un gran paquete,
que alberto SO han enCOntrado en- 81
un gran L6mero de certi6 sados que
pruebAn RS superior cslidad de Ia GER
Veza ePabst9 de que son sgentes en-
San Juan M. R. CaIdeY6n & Co.. Te-
tuan II.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-20
en- Bayan6n
=
don Emilio Lopez.
General manifestation de dusIO:'
de maestro CoqYe8poa8a7. }

Ju'io 19 - Empiezo estas CuRrtiIIaa
b jo la impression tristfsima de comu-
nicsr Is muefts del amigo don Emilio
L6pfz Canes. Ocurrida en- la tsrde de
aver, VI lima de cruel enfeFmedad.
Tan pYOnto como Cundi6 d noticis
por la ciudRd se llen6 de gante ID mo
rRda del deFgfaciado amigo. agFupan-
doee luntO Rl HeCho moHtuOFiO ell rico,
el pt bre y todss RqueIlRu personRa Due
queFian Emilito , le profeaaban yer
dadero afecto.
AunQue BG espersbs por momentos
IN desenIace fatal en- 10 enfermedad,
no por ESQ dej6 de impresionar ga
mueHte.
81 fnado supo ser buen hijo. exec
Eente padre. amante esposo, CaFiGcg0
herman0 y leal = Consecuente amigo.
Era an CRr&cter, peFO Car6cter fkcil de
enteder C0mpFendeF, y & pesar de
ser IsrgS y pen0sR In erfarmedad
nunCR perdi6 sus bOndades y su afabi.
lidsd con Gua amigos.
Dej2 una egp0aa que Ee llOra; tres hi
jos cuYa herencis principal es Ell buen
nombre que les legs; sus hermsnas,
con las que hiz0 Las veces de padre CO.
Iiflogo. leg6ndoles tambi6n el eiempIo
de su vida.
7 Bayam6n corresponds acompa-
fisndo Emilio 4 so Ultima morads, 10
cual fu6 una Verdadera manifestation
de duelo.
81 piadoso actO fu6 ceIebrado por el
ritual mas6niCo y esto le di6 mas luCi-
dez. La CHS mortuoria precioaamen-
to heChG era cargada pOF los hermanos
maa0nes. CubFi6ndoIR infinidsd de CO.
ronGs y flores, entire Lac que pOr "a
Qusto Rrtiatico desCoIIaban una de
flores nAturRles de ID fsmilia Fournier,
~otra de su eSpoBR 8 hijo y otra de los
esposos King y Goblin y muChRs
mas.
81 duelo 10 despidi6 eI venerable
anCisnO don Leonides ViIIal6n, en-
nombre de ID fsmilia y de los masones.
81 seflor VilIal6n estuv0 inspiradfsimo
y muy emoCionad0. ~.....
Ei entierro de EmiEitO hR sidO uno
de los entierros mas concurridos,
PidO al Dios de ls MiseriCordis
resignaCi6n para Ia fsmiliS de Emilio
que el alma de este descanse en- paz
eternamente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-20
TIGRES Y LOBOS.

Contest6ndOle an diputadO el mi.
ristrO de les CoIonias. de Icglatarra,
manifesto que durante los & tlmos Gin
CO sfios murieron en- lac Indiss brits-
nicss 4,935 oersonas & CAuaa de Los ti-
greS y 1856 VfctimRs de los Iobos.
DeCididamente en- Les Iudiss britk-
nieRs hay tantas fsrRs como en- Puerto
Rico.
IY ESQ que este es el pals de las fie-
Tag pOr antonOmasia!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-20
11NEA FERREA DEL oEsTE

IntinerariO.-salidas dc Bayam6n Capt.
tai simultSneamente.
Dias laborable ble.-Mafiana6, 6, 6. Is, 8 80, 8. As
y IL, 90. Tarde IL. Is, l.45, 315, Abs, so, y
Dias fostivos -Manana e.15, $50, 9.45
y LOO Tarde 12 Is, 1.3O, 3 80, 80, 81, s. 30
els.
BilleteS baratos para dias festivos. De
Oatsno Bsyam6n, ida vuelta Ia clase
1925 ga clase so 16 De Bayam6n Catano
ida vuelta Ia clase so Is, % clase 010.,
Billete ordinario de Ca ital Catafo en-
% clase centRvos;
Bayam6n, 19 de Septiembre de 1908, Ra-
mon Vald@s,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-20

Erens6os d los impOasentes sO6re Ibre-
tGs: Sc s0rtear6n todOs. los amos en-
ire Los que mas Sc distingan por %
c0nstanCi& en- Ell AhorFo.
Hor0s de GAIA: Para Las imposiCi0-
mes:
De 8 & 1O} de La mafana, y de & 81
de Ia tarde los dfas Saborables: , de 81
& lot de h ma1ana los Domingos. Para
Ia extracCiones las mismas horas ex-
Uepto Ii de los Domingos.
Re0EGnesstO De IG 8eOc66s: Las per-
Bonas que interesen mas p0rmenoreg
Bobre las impOsiCiOnea. extracCioneg
mRnera de iQuidar intereses, eto. pue-
den solieitAr un eiemplar en- h Gaia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-20
In hOmbrs hOnradO.

Senior Editor.-Sirvase informar 4 sus leo
torres que 81 me escriben confideRcialmente
les mandare por correo en- carta sellada el
plan que seguf por 81 cual obtuve 81 resta-
blecimiento permanente y compacto de mi
salud vigor varoniI despues de amos de su-
frimientcs de debilidad nerviosa, pGTdidas
nocturnas parties debiles y atrofiadas.
No es mi idea conseguir dinero de nadie;
fui robado y estafado por charlatanea, hasta
perder .laife del genero humane, pero. gracias
q Dios, estoy ahora bien vigoroso y fuerte, y
con deaeo de hacer conocer todos este RENE
dio oierto de curarse.
No teniando NADIA que vender nj que en-
war g. A. d., no deseo dineFo.
Direction; b, Brant, Box Delray, Mich,
De. uU,
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llegados ALI, cuentan los defense
res con unos 10000 hombres.
El comandante general de la
plaza ha ordenadO q los comandan-
tes de los fuertes exteriores, que
los vuelen antes de rendirlos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-20
MAS TROPAS.

New York, Julio 20 l.3O P. Nj:
Una orden del ministerio de la
guerra japon6s dispon9 el embar-
que de 45 mil hombres mas para
la Manchuria.
Auchas baterfas de sitto han ST.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-20

ReconOcidamente eI mas puro. higie
nic0 y agradable que Se fabrica en- el
pals, Sc vende an los pricipales eBta
bleCimientos, y en- AreCibO por SuOe-
sores de Roses g ca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-20
ORlEN TERM 'NANTE.

New York, Julio 20, / 80 p. m
AL gobernador de Vladivostock
Sc le haaordenado por 81 gobierlo
del Gar, que hsga una resistenGia
10 mas prolongada possible.
Con los refuerzos Gitimsmente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-20

do enviadas a las tropas que alta
can a Vladivostock.
Sesenta trasportes japoneses estan
listos para saliF en- ell puerto de
Nigata.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-20
IOQue aCUeTda ahOfa eI gObieTDO De Madrid,

ApISudese esa actitud del go
bierno del se1or Montero Rios,
aunque una parte de la prensa
censura a los gobiernoS anteriores
por Ia indiferencia con que mira
ran este asunto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-20

BORDADOS. - Sc dS trabsjo
& buenas bordadoras enviSndoIes Il
tela en- cuaIquier punt0 de Ia Isla ,
sc tomsn tambi6n & sueld0 traba-
jando en- nuestEss otiCinas,
-)o(-
ENCAJES DE HILO.-Se com
pran enCaDjes de hilo, canes6s. pa-
6uelOs etc, de la misma labor he
chos & msn0.
DiEigirse & The Porto Rico Drawn
Work and Embroidery y Co. 19
F0EtalezR. San Juan p R
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-20

New York, Julio 20 l. 80 P. M.
lntorman de la capital de Espafia
que Ell gobiernos ha a acordado al
I'm Fepatriar d los espanoles que
fueron hechos prisioneros en- la
guerra hispsno america ma. y que
a1n Sc encuentran en- Filipins s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-20

COSTURERAS. -Sa soliCitan en-
The Porto Rico Drawn Work and Em-
broidery Co. 10 FOrtaleza. San Juan.
-Unico genuine legftino. JAb6n de
Castillo. Aqua sz4hRr de Seville.
Aceita puro de OivRs. Vinsgee de
vino Sauternes. Casa de Cerecsdo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-20

ser repatriados d6bese Ell que ell go
bierno de Madrid gestione el asun-
to.
Los pFisioneros esps1oles en- FL
ipinas SON numerosos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-20
BalcO Territorial J Agrft9Il
-,
pc Puerto Rico.
sECCION DE AHORROs.

InsposSCSOneS SO6re 166retGs: Desde
1925 & 81. 900, devengarsn intereses Rl
8 por 100 anuaI.
ZnapOs6CSOSses d pEGs0 f5O: DeG6e
e20O en adeIante devengarSn inter6B "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-20
C.A bI b 3
REITERADAS INSTANCIAS.

New York, Julio 20, l.3OP. N.
Afirmase que la situaci6n de los
referidos prisionerOs en- 81 archipi6-
lago filipino, es bastante difcil, y
que sUs reiteradas in stancias de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-20
Total. E. S3.118, 986 Is
PASIVO

Total. -. 3.118. 1886 Is
Ri Interventor,-J. DeschOWden.
Vo. Bo. Ell Vice residente, ,-,Soleg.
The Washington times., 1905-09-21
second 5aSe.
Tom Was Proud.

Sitting or the bench Tom Hughes wore
a broad smile of approval as his young
brother pitched his way TO victory lie
seemed 10 be as much pleased as ed
was over the performance. Tom thinks
the youngster has the goods, and after
yesterdays exhibition there are many
who think the same thing.
Aside from these two features the
game was almost stale. In the first
inning Collins made spectacular
catch of foul from Hickman's bat
right at the end of the pavilion. He
reached out so far for the ball that be
turned somersault but held On to the
sphere In the fifth inning Anderson
made a fine throw from right field and
caught Chick -Stahl at the plate. The
bases were full with one out. and Grim
shaw sent a yf1iHto Andy's sterritory.
The latter gathered the ball in on the
run. and lined IT to Heyden. nipping
Stahl by a hairs breadth.
Patten was easy for the champions.
little doubt as TO the outcome. Two
scores came in the second as the result
of Grimshaw's hit, Criger's being hit
with pitched ball, and two. singles by
Hughes and Burxett. In the sixth Pat
ten blew up. Three errors, two singles
and Burkett's three-bagger counted
three runs. In the seventh Freeman
for three bases. scoring Freeman. Fer
ris registered moment later when
Jones caught Criger's long fly in deep
6 center. Wolfe pitched the last two in
nings and stopped the scoring.
IT,
The Washington times., 1905-09-21
FORFEITS POSTED
FOR MATCH ON MAT
Sporting Editor of The Times:

After reading Turner's challenge in
yesterdays Tines. / have concluded
there are other sources OF hot air.
beside yours truly
In answer, l will decline. as a handi-
cap is often uninteresting. but will
wrestle him a finished match az 125
POUNDS, give or take five POUNDS / am
at present weighing 1o2 pounds Tur-
ners is two classes above bantam
weight. and although il may IooI. like
case OF ''sw'elihead' on my Part TO go
On in a finish affair. ] am sure wiz
have the public's sympathy.
Our managers have met and have a
side bet up of $500. winner to take an
and two-thirds Of the purse given by the
managers of the bout between TyrreIl
and Monday next Monday evening.
trusting that this bout viii show the
spectators that there is something hack
Of all this talk and that some of the
, bantam weight champions viii show
themselves, l remain,
DIXIE,
The Washington times., 1905-09-21
NEW ORLEANS RACES
TO START ON TINE

CHICAGO, Sept. H.-All doubts as TO
the prompt opening of the Crescent City
race track, at New Orleans, were set
at rest today after a conference OF
President c. 5. Bush. General Manager
p. A. Renaud and Secretary Bartin Ma
thanson- Racing at Crescent City track
Will begin on November 30. to continue
on the dates to be allotted by the West
ern Jockey Club at its annual meeting
Many horsemen were alarmed lest the
yellow fever epidemic would cause n
pcstponement of this seasons racing
at the Southern city. but the officials of
the race track are so confident OF the sit
uation that they have announced stakes
and purses more pretentious than those
offered year ago. The stake book just
issued announces fifteen events. includ-
ing the Crescent City Derby, 5000: the
Preliminary Derby. to be run in Decem-
ber; the Bush Cup at two and a quarter
miles: the Merchants Handicap. the In
auSural, run On Thanksgiving Day, and
n new special stake for Mardi Gras
week Including the specials already
arranged. at least twenty-five fixtures,
with from 1000 to s5,eo0 will be decided
The Washington times., 1905-09-21
BASEBALL ROWING TROTTlNC = SHOOTING : TENNIS
CULLEN TO CAPTAIN
CARROLL INSTITUTE
Popular Player Will Lead Fast Basket
Ball Team During Coming Sea-
son@Outlook Good.

Harry Cullen has been chosen captain
of the Carroll Institute basketball team
for the coming season
The new leader Is considered one of
the best of the Institutes players and
his popularity with the other members
OF the team promises TO make him a
most successful captain.
The present indications are that the
Carroll team for the coming season will
be quite as strong as the Quint that wou
twenty out of twenty-one games last
season. Robey has been appointed coach
and he will be the only member OF las,
years outfit who will be missing dur
ing the coming winter. Besides Captain
Cullen there will be Hollander. Kerr
and Cramer. Barker. a member of las
years Ordway team, of the Nationa
Guard League. will be a candidate fol
RObey's old place.
The Washington times., 1905-09-21
WILL REVIVE RACING
At CHICAGO TRACKS

CHICAGO. Sept. H.--Horse racing with
all the wagering attachments is 10 be
resumed in the vicinity OF Chicago on
Septembe- 80
Ever since last spring. when State
Attorney Healy issued an uitimatunl
prohibiting bookmaking on the results
of races. the gates of Chicago race
tracks have been closed. TIE Harlem
Jockey Club believes it mas found a way
TO circunvent the States attorneys Of
fee, and announced that running meet
ing VIII be held at L:bertyyille III.
thirty miles northwest OF Chicago. fl
Lake county. beginning en- September
30 and continuing TO November J.
The Libertyville TRACK was constructed
last year at a cost of $l56.0G0. The grand
stand has a seating capacity of SOC
persons and commands an excellent
view OF the mile course.
The Washington times., 1905-09-21

J. Left on bases-BosSon. 10: Washing
ton, , First base on Daiis-On Hughes
i: off Patten. 1; Off Wolfe. /. Innings
pItehed-P3tten. Z: Wolfe. 2. Hits-On
Patten. -: eff Wolfe, >. Struck out-gy
PaT.en. Th:ee-base hits-Burkett and
Ferris Two-Oase hits-Huelsman, Jones.
and Collins. Stolen bases-C. Stahi and
Ferris Double piays-Parent to Ferris
TO Grimshaw; Anderson 70 Heydeu. Hjf
~ pitcher-By Hughes. /: by Patten. /.
umpire-Mr. Hurst. Time of game
hour ard . minutes