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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-12

II you want present for friend
or something for the adornment of
your own home so to the Woman S
Exchange and get one of those beau
tifui drawn WORK pieces. 55
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-12

tomobile route, returned this morn
ing, making the trip from Fort
Worth to Waxahachie in three hours
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-12

Just received a nice collection of
Ferns, etc, suitable fern dishes, also
latest new Ferns, Easter Lilies,
Dutch Hyacinths, Begonias for win
ter Towering. Chrysanthemums In
pots. A. Gardner. 1853
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-12

want to attend Trinity University
but have not the money to pay my
way through school / am willing
to work mornings. evenings and Mon
days for board If you want
young man TO do the chores.
and who Is not afraid of work. in
quire at the Daily Light Office 165
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-12

The Lord Baltimore" COMPANY
showed at Ennis last night and pass
ed through the city this morning
en- route to Hillsboro, where a per-
formance will be given tonight Sat
urday return engagement will be
filled in this city
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-12

Miss Alice Howorth, daughter OF
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Howorth, left
this morning for Montreal, Canada,
whence she sails in a few days for
Liverpool, England. where she will
spend several months with relatives
and friends.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-12

Have just received another in
voice of exquisite Mexican Drawn
Work and cordially invite the ladies
to call and examine same. Prices
reasonable Woman's Exchange 60
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-12

Mrs H Cohen and daughter ar
rived last night from Grand Saline
The doctor says he will begin keep
ing house on West jefferson street.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-12

Ed Hudson and party, who went
to Fort Worth yesterday via the au-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-12

A crowd of negroes arrived last
night from Limestone county to hold
a religious convention on South
Prong, a few miles below the city
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-12

HAVE your typewriter cleaned at
F. s. Cronk Cos. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-12

MAP PAPER For school children
at the Daily Light office. II
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-03
1ppbus @pisemie.

Dad elmer tslssrupbii6sn Mslbuus
aus Grfurt in Der Prouiu; Sa6isn IinS
msbrsrs Srtidafteu in Der Oortiseu Sc.
ssno BON einer 9ppbus.Gpioentie be.
trOfien wOrOsn, bic Sablreide Spier for.
bert. Ssbr idlimm wirS aud Ssrbs.
lsben i'm SsrSOstbum Sa6ien.SOburs
uuO 9Otba bsimseiudt, mo bsreits ni6t
wenissr aIs 81 Sale sur sn;sise &c.
bradt purOsu. Die llriads Der Gpibe.
mis lit in idlsdtsm griutlpalisr Su
iu9su. Bon Seitsn Der 8eb6rbsn
werOsn auseublidli6 Die srOBteH au'
itrensunssu ssmudt, UNI Der ausbr.i.
tuus Der Ssuas @inbult ,u tbun.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-03
ltnodnfbarer Sphu.

Samss 6. 5Ops. Der 8riuatlsfretdr
Oss bstauHten Ssiuaniisrs uub SObnss
sines GbicasOer MilliOnars, G6as.
@atss, lisB isins Wiuttsr, 5rau 6lOrsnce
6Ope, usrbaiten, neil iis ibm auf Der
StraBe folste uuo Jpn nm cine Inter.
itiisuus bat. slls Der iunss. elegant
sstlsiOsts Wtann i'm Poli;eissritt ieinsr
drmli4 ausisbeuOen Wiutter als 9ln.
tId9er ssSeniiber itauO. iusts sr, OaB iis
seorobt babe, ibn gu eribisBsn, wenn sr
ibr uidt $500 sebe. Die slussflasts er.
tldrte. wdbrenb 5brausu ibre 2lusen
fsuhtstsn, oaB iie aui Die llutsritiisuns
ibrer 9iaAbarn ausswisisn lsi. Sa Iie
niht msbr arbsiten Tonne unb uOn ib.
rem SObn aud uidt oas ssrinsits sr.
balte. Der Gidtsr sntlisBYSis 2lnss,
ilusts unO bislt bsm bsr;lOien SObu
cine osrbs StrafprsOist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-03
Die Seeesnuns Der Saifer SSilbelm
unb Nifolaus fpar eas SSerf
plpeltdber GutihlieBuna.

Simmer beutli6sr itellt iid beraus
oas Die 8ssesnuns Der Saiier S8ilbelH
uno 9iifolaus nibt crit lanse pOrbersitet
aui bem lonit iibli6en @ese beiproder
purbs. ionSsrn Oas gSert i6neller Gnt'
i6lisBuns sspeien lit. SSie jest be-
tnnnt mirb, srfot9te Die @utideiouns 10
raid, oas nur menise Terioneu einse'
meibt pareu. Selbit Die Sertreter Der
beioen Wtadte I'M guslanO erfubren
pou Der 3uiammentunft erit, uahoem
iie bsreits Ibatiade ssworoen mar.
lin 70 GROCER mar benu aud bic lle'
berraiduns. slle bic ueriHieosnsn
Sermutbunsen. ipslde iid an Die sai.
ierentreuue tniipfsn, iino natiirlid nur
nit Sorii6t auiiunebmen. Die Be
bauptuns, Deutidlano bsabii4tiss
nnnmebr, Iid in bic 6risbeusuerbano'
luussu islbit ODER etma in bic innere
Politit 9iuslanbs einsumilAen, 1T
unter allen llmifduben unbe9riinoet.
sller6in9s bsst maH in ben Serliner
maB9ebsuosu Sreiien Die 9OffnunS,
oaB Die Ssoinsunsen, melds Sapan
itsllsu pirb, 6uBlaub ben ablAluB els
nee ebrsnpollen SrieOsns seitatten moh'
ten. GbsniO iit man in Berlin an Der
BeenbigunS Der inneren ruiiilden Sriiis
intereiiirt, uuo Saiier Bilbelm mag,
wis man pobl NIT Re6t annimnlt,
ben 3areu i'm Sinue eiuer flusen 6er
formpolitit beratben baben. Der
Sries uno Die iuneren llnruben wirten
aud uusiinitis auf Die oentldsn wirtb'
iauftli4en Yerbdltniiie elm, uno i4on
oaraus lit bas Sntereiie an ben ruff
l6en anselesenbeiten erfldrli6. Sn'
,wil6sn 1T man in Berlin in Ssrbius
ouns nit Der areu,fubrt oes aaiiers aui
peitsre usberraidunsen sefabt. DAP
Der Saiisr Den odniideu SOnissbof
uou isiusm beuoritebeuoeu Ssiud .aus'
Oriidlia unO aud Offiiiel uorber in
SsnutniB seiest bat, srrest in Berlin
slufisbsn. Der 8siud in Sopenbasen
miro in Sirstts Serbinbuus nit Osm
3uiammsntrefien oes auiiers nit Dem
SOuis Sstar uon SdweSeu uuo
nit Der iSuiiereHtrsuus bel 8jOrtO &C.
braht.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-03
Der Sanselspertrae nod i'm 0ors
bereitunaitacium.
Die 0leureseluna Der 0anOelsbe,ie

Die gieursSeluns Der SauSslsbs;ieb,
unsen ;piiden Osuti6lano uuo ber
Ser. Staaten uimmt oas Sntersiis oer
Bsrliner commercielleu unS inouitrielleu
Sreile in beruOrrassnbem MiaBe in Gin.
lpruh. Simmer mebr Oanoelsfammern
uno iOnitiss seidditli6e Gorporationen
uu6ern iih in 6eiOlutionen unb Dent.
idriften an bic 0tssieruns ;u @unitsn
zines feiten Sanoelsuertrass an Stells
oes jeeisen un9eniiseuben beutIh.
amerifauiiten Sau6slsabfommenS pom
10. Suli 1900. On ben meiltsu Gins
9aben wiro beiouoers bstont. baB nur
Gin lausfriitiser 0auoelsuertrag. uuter
oelien Seitimmunssn iid 0anOsl uuS
9nSuitrie auf seraume .3sit einri6ten
uuo nit iiheren 6aftOren rehnen fonn.
ten, uOn wirtliGem 9iusen fir Seuti9s
lauo iein miiroe. slae irrtbiimli1en
oia6ri6ten iiber ben Se9inn Der Ser,
banolun9en riibren nobl oaber, bab Die
Snterellenteu neuerbinss BON Der Rs.
9ieruns uodmals aufsefOr6ert porSen
iino. ibre SSiini6e bis 9nbe Suli nit.
Sutbeilen. wiorisenfaas ibnen feline BE.
riidii4ti9uus mebr gu 2bsil weroeu
tOnnte. llebrisens iit Den friibsren g(uis
foroerunsen Der 6e9isruns bereits in
lolh' umfaiieubsr 0eiie entiprohsn
Woroen, oas iit erfennen ldBt, tpelf)'
hober 8ertb uon bsutider Settle aui
ein tiinftiges feites Sanbelsusrtra9s.
SsrbdltniB nit Den Ser. Staten &c.
lest miro. Der rOeutide 6anoelsuer.
trays Verein" ma4t auf leine 9lrt
Rropasau6a fir Den slbidlu6 zines
Sertrass spiifsn Oeuti6lanO uub
ben Ser. Staateu. Su einem eridisns
enen auswsis lsSeu Die leitenOsu @eliter
bar, oaB, peun i'm Sabre 1904 Der am
eriteu WtGri 1906 in Strait trstenbe
Osuti4s Seueraltarif geltuus ssbabt
bate, bic amsrifaniibsu SarmprObutte
13 Wfillionen Wtart msbr 3Ol bsSablt
1aben wiiroen uno Betrolsum 81
Wtilliouen Wtart msbr. Dies wiro als
ein SSiut bs;sidnet, Der an Dsutlittsit
uidts gu piiHidsn iibris laljs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-03
San; unopnftdneia.

Der bstunnte 8iibusntehnitsr Sarl
SautsuIdldssr. Der aud ben llmbuu Der
SHbns Sss metropolitan Spsrnbaules
in gieD DOrf ssleitet bat, ertldrt in si.
mem Sntsruiew nit Dem r8Orisn.
courier" iiber .3utuuitss3 3beutsr", Die
6eueriiderbeit Der giep DOrfsr 5beater
lei gan; unuOIlitdnOis unO Die Sdue.
mabressIu ieien albsrH, tinOii9 uno
uOriintflutblid. Su sImsritu isisu oisis
3uitduos am idledteitsu, bann in RuB.
lamb; am beiteu isisn lie nod in
OsutidlanS unb Ssitsrreid. Oas
SihnenlOidipitsm in Osn Diem DOrisr
2bsntsrn lei tinbiid uub bssuiise iid
nit siufa4su Sprintslapparatsu. lpis in
siusm ssmObuli6su @aarsubauis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-03
Giienbabn SeittabelIe.
s.laBar.. sadaDanHa unS gsiisrn satH.
IN Nraft etn 4. Stunt 1913.

Ou Ntuii WI IL Juuh lJuO.
SlbliA-8srldet Scranton fur Rsn gpri
mn 2.05, 800, Cos. 800, 1910, Bprm. H..
40, $40 uue 3.35 Ha6mittaes. 5iir Rtr
gorf u. philadelphia, I'M 500 u. 1910 gprHi.;
f2.40 uus 3.35 RaHmitiass. Dur @ruIbs
bore. 6.iO Rahmitt1gs.
Rorblia-}tr Sufals um LIS. 6.22 u. 900
Rpr.; f.55. 6.35 uue 11.t0 Radmitiass. siir
8insbamtOn, Glmira uue 3pii&tnifatiVusu, I'm
10 25 WOr. une los NaGm. 8ir SsRtar.
Syraenis unb Utica. um lis unh 6.22 Mpr. ;
f.55 Nahmitiaes. Sertso. gpraeuit uut
Utica 3us um 6.22 Wpr. l6ufi i6sIin, ausat-
nsmmtu Souutass. 6ir Wpntrols um 600
Rer.; los une 6.35 glahm. siHplipu dc.
tom0edtipu. um 4.C0 uue 6.t5 Rdtmiitaes.
4loomsburg Sibifion- guliet SudniSn
fur Rprtbumbtrlane nm 6.35. 10 10 @rr. ;
f.55 uuS 6.3S Ra&m. Dur pIpmpurb um 81
3a&mittass.
Scnntaae'3dee.
eaolia-6fr Rtp gcri um $50, 3.20.
SOS uup 1910 Miprstusj $40 une 3.35
Hdhm.
g6rSIia - 6hr Buffalo um IFS, uns
6.22 Ror. i.55, 6.35 unh tt.f0 Ra6m.
6hr SImira uns 3Riitnfatipntn, 1925 gpr.
mittags
8loOmsbnrs Sibifion-guIdbi Snautuu
pm t0.f0 Rcr. uue 6.35 Rd6m.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-03
Nreusiibe Seripaltuues 81 eamten
fpmmen i'm ausuft mad
Nmerifa.


OasStreben. ii9 iiber Die umeritani-
i9en Serbdltniiis bsiier ,u iniOrmirsn.
er9reift in Berlin iibrissns INNER mel.
tere Sreile. llnb Die Re9iernng tbut
ibr Seites, oieien Bsmiibun9en Sors
l4ub Sn Ieiiten uuo nit 9utsm 8eilpiel
poranjuseben. 9Sie pOu uerlablider
Ssits in 9rfabruns sebraat perosn 1T,
wsroeu nit Dem 9ioroOeutlden Slopo.
oampfer -aaiisr 9Silblsm Der 9roBs"
am p. slusuit msbrsrs bObsrs prsuBi.
ihe Serwaltunssbeamte nad ben Ser.
siuiatsn Staaten reiisn, nm Die Gin.
wanberunsss uno aniieOlunss-Ssrb
nilie einem 9riiuoli6sn Stnbium ,u
untsrwsrfen uno ipdter oariibsr er.
idOpfsno Seriht ;u eritatteu. Inter
Den StuoisursileHOen miro li6 aut
Sanoratb Sdlsntber BON 1ilIit befin.
Den, Der bic Ysrsinistsn Staaten bereits
aus eisener anidauun9 fennt uuo TO.
NIT eiuen suten 5iibrer abssbsn miro.
usbsr Die Oausr Der Sabrt psrlautet
nod nidts. Da es absr aui cine
sriiuOlids Priifuns abseiebeu lit. 10 lit
Elm ldussrer llrlaub fur Die Seamten
,meiiellos.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-03
lit npthip ensia.

Die rSruutiurter 3eituus" uerii6ert
uuf @runO uujwsiislhaft bssluubistsr
9batiadeu, Der 9aiier babe Dem 3aren
jsst miiuolid, wie friibsr brisiIid, feline
tlsbsr3susuus gum slusbruf sebraht,
es isi fir 5iuBlauo nidt nur niisli6.
iOuoern fosar uotbwenbis. bel ben be-
uOritsbenoen 5risOsnsusrbanOluussn cin
10 psit sebenbeS @ntssseutOmmsn gu
betunoeu, pie es init oem 9lnisbsn uni
Den acknowledgements bss ruiiii9er
8sidss irssuO usrsinbar iei. Die slu'
uabms. oaB Der Saiier Dem 3arsn uor
Der @iuitibruu9 tonititutiOnsllsr 9is
fOrmeu ubserutbeu babe. pirO ais ab
iOlut unriatiS beieidnet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-03
6laaeu uber Suren.

Dtit ben 8ursn, wslhe ua9 Dem
Sriese I'M Sransuaul aui Giulaouns
Der oeutldeu Hesieruns mad Oeutih.
Sltairita auswauOerten uuO an Silis
mauoidarO unselieoelt wuroen, lino
lhlimme @rfabruu9eu 9enaht woroen.
Dem Yoritauo Der Osutibeu Colonial
ssisaidait III ioebeu cine GiuSabs Der
Srtssrupps uOu Rausaui SussSansen,
in psl9er es u. u. beiBt: r8isber bas
ben ans 3usswanoertsn SureH aus'
idieBlid uOu Der Saso selsbt uno iid
ais i9limms SSilousrnihter erwieisn.
Die iid an feline Ssitimmuns Der Saso'
idususrOrouuus ltebren. lin 9duisr
III bauen. Sano urbar ;u MAIDEN, baben
iis ousebsn feline 9anO seriibrt. aue
ni6t uorsinssnOmmsneu SeOba4ter
iiuo oarin eiuis. oaB audi, ab9eIeben
uon Der Slasidserei, Die bisberise @uls
turarbeit Der 8uren slsid null lit, oaB
ni9t Der oeutide auiieOlsr BON ben
Suren, iOnoern oieier uur bon ben
Deuti9en lsrusn fam. IS sridsiut
iiberoies Die auuubme wObl bershtist.
oaB Die Sursn mad Giutritt beiierer
3sitcn obushiu mad Sioafrita 3uriid'
jutebren bsabiidtiseu.4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-03
eadapunua & @Domins gaasp.
(guureI ginie.)
1Tat IN araft am I. 9uni 1906.

lT1t N NrdTt am I. Junt 1910.
i3hst ptrladn Suanton um 90, 200, 8 90
400. 500 une 600 Nrrssus. lin 5 40 Mlpr.
esns an Wphtntassn une als uaHfplstnes
jpdu,is Niuuttu, une um 700 RrTstns an
SOuntdetn uue alt na&fsIssnes jrdnjis Ri.
nuftn bic uue iufIuiipt 70 10 Na6ts, In @iI.
fts-Saut Al Ninuitu ipGttr anfommsue.
3iat aut 10 Rinuitn an MpHtniaasu ron
800 bis GAO Rahmitiass.
GTpueihss balitH uur in piiisten an. str.
laiitn SudntOu alt Stunet iislih, ausst.
upuimtu Spuntas. ron 7.16 NpTatns bic um
7i6 Ratmittaes uue irsHsu in @ilfts-Saui
80 Rinuttn lpditr sin.
Stfttrn Dttuf ,pii9su Snautun, Ras aua
garf uue ptttrsburs.
Sisbf 6abrpIan fur stpidbef5rennst 3hst.
.. 8. @yly IT,, BIffbrsIfittT, SnanipH
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-03

Su Sriinn, Der ..9auptitaOt uon
0fdbren, 1T Die srOss WfaldinsHfubrit
@anniet uisbersebrunut. Der matsris
ells Serluit be;ifiert iih auf ;wsi Wtils
lioueu Sronen. S,bsbuuoert arbeiter
iino Surh 3eritOruns Der 5abritanla'
gen broolos gemoroeu.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30

Rock island Shows Increase Of
Several Thousand in
Attendance.
NOW PAY TOO MUCH MONEY
Something Must Be Pane. on the Sal
airy ouestion-Assoeiatio Makes
No Money This Year.

Unofficial figures given out with ref
erence to the attendance al the base
ball games in the eight cities of the
league, published in The Argus yester-
day, shows Rock Island in second
place with substantial increase over
last year. II the figures are correct
this city has an increase of 1000 over
last year. The records of the last
four seasons show that Rock Island
has made an increase every fear OF
several thousand.
In the season of 1902 there were 81,
1913 paid admissions. The following
year shows 34.S21. In 1904. last year
there were 1853. This season IL is
approximately 45.000 In 1902 the as
sociation was fourth in attendance.
In 1908. third; in 1904. fifth; in 1895.
second
Must FIX Limit.
Notwithstanding the increase in at
tendance in this city, as well as in
others, there will have TO be something
done with reference 10 the salary limit.
In speaking of the matter this morn
ing, President Sexton said, The ques
ton of salaries is getting To be an i'm
portant matter and the life of the
league depends upon some action in
the near future. The salaries paid
this season were far beyond what they
ought TO be. Notwithstanding the in
crease in attendance here by several
thousands. and that we sold one of our
players. the local association will no:
be a dollar ahead And none of the
money has gone into the fund for the
park"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30
TOOAf'S FOOTBALL GAMES
IN THE WEST.

Chicago and Wabash at Marshall
field.
Northwestern and St. Viateur at Ev-
anston.
Wisconsin and Napervilie at Madi-
son.
Michigan and Ohio Wesleyan at Ann
ArbOr.
Indiana and Butler at Bloomington.
Ind.
Illinois and Knox at UrDana
Iowa and Monmouth at Iowa City.
Purdue and Beloit at Lafayette, Ind
Notre Dame and North Division at
Notre Dame. Ind.
Oberlin and Wittenberg at Oberlin.
Minnesota VS.. Shattuck and Pills
bury academies at Minneapolis.
IN THE EAST.
Yale and Trinity at New Haven.
Harvard and Williams at Cambridge
Columbia and Union at New York.
Brown and New Hampshire at Provi-
dence.
Amherst and Rensselaer, Poly at
Amherst.
West Point and Tufts at West Point.
Princeton and w. and |. at Prince
ton.
Dartmouth and Massachusetts State
AT Hanover. \. Fl.
Wesleyan and Connecticut at Middle
town.
Cornell amy Solgate at Ithaca.
RssnsyRspis ahd Lehish at Phila-
dssipsia
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30

All the news all the time-The Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30
Last Chance for Peaches.

Your last chance for peaches. | have
just received one more car of fancy
free stone canning peaches that will
sell Monday for $l.00 per bushe' b.
Rachman, Twelfth street.
Fancy canning pears at sL20 per
bushel, at b. Rachman's. 100 Twelfth
street.
Four hundred bushels of fancy free
stone canning peaches will be sold on
Monday for $1.00 per bushel This is
your last chance. B. Rachman, 700
Twelfth street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30
IN KEOKUK CANAL
w. w. Goes lnio Winter Quar-
ters Alongside the
]. s.
CLOSES ITS FIRST SEASON
Last Excursion from Muscatine-Yel-
low Fever Prevents Boats from
Going South.

The excursion steamboat. w. w, de
parted south yesterday and will go to
the Keokub canal locks to be Laid up
alongside of the other steamer of the
Acme Packet company. the j. s.. for
the winter season. The business of
the smaller boat. like that of the j.
s., was profitable during the summer
months that she ran on the upper river.
though there were more excursion
trade this season than ever before.
The business that it has had warrants
the action of Capt. Streckfus in taking
the Winona out of the Clinton Rock Is
land packet trade and remodeling her
for the excursion work.
Nu-catIne Excursion.
Yesterday the boat brought an ex-
cursion from Muscatine under the au-
spices of the Davenport merchants as
a means of bringing trade from the
down-river city. About 500 people
took the trip as no counter attraction
was offered by the Muscatine business
men. as in a previous case when an
excursion was run by Davenport peo-
pie. to keep the people in their home
town
Capt Streckfus last winter ran the
j. S. on the lower part of the Mis:is-
sippi river in excursion business, but
he cannot take that boat or the w. w
south now because of the prevalence
of yellow fever there. He may decide
TO use them in the work later on in
the winter months when cold weather
has driven the disease off.
The Ruth, r. ID. Kendall, and E. Rut.
ledge came down and the Isaac Sta
pies, George S., and Ruth went north
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30
CHARLES OLSON WINS AGAIN
Former Rock Island Wrestler Scores
Fresh Victory at Ashevilie.

Asheyiile, n. c.. Sept. 30.-After 80
minutes of fast wrestling before q
crowd of 1000 spectators. Charles OIL
son of Illinois. was given the decision
over Prof. Schoenfeld of New Orleans
last night. Schoenfeli was thrown, but
claimed that both his shoulders were
not on the mat and that Olson had
essayed TO strangle him. In view OF
these claims the Illinois wrestler waiv
ed the fall and invited the New Or
leans man to resume the contest. but
bout
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati, 4; Philadelphia. >.
New York. G-5; st. Louis. 81
first game IL innings).
Pittsburg Brooklyn. postponed on &C
count of fog.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia. IL: Chicago, 1.
Boston, l.; Detroit, 4.
New York. o: Cleveland, /.
Washington, s; St. Louis, IL.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30

Where the Shoe Pinebes. = The
baseball writer of the Dubuque
Telegraph-Herald has become terribly
aggrieyed because The Argus, in com
mon with other papers about the
Three-Eye circuit, has condemned tam
pering with players of other teams
which has unfortunately been prac
ticed to a dangerous extent in certain
quarters of late While the case of
Manager Mcconnell was mentioned
the charge was not put up to any par
ticular individuals in what The Argus
had to say. But from the manner in
which the Telegraph-Heraid man is
taking on it is evident that he has
something On his mind. He prociaims
| that the president of the Dubuque as
ISOLATION has been insuited, warns
against further agitation of the subject
from this corner OF the league and
holds out a threat that mysterious
ak will fall on somebody If IL isn't
stopped. Now really. if such a dread
full state of affairs exists il would be
better for all concerned to make a
clean breast of il and end this horrible
suspense. Out with it. by all means.
Let's hear the worst and have ii over.
Captures Second Pennsnt.-William
A. Smith, former manager of the Dav
export team landed the pennant in the
South Atlantic league with his Macon
team this year, this being the second
time he has turned the trick. Next
year he will play center fed and man
age the Atlanta team in the Southern
league and he will have with him two
former Davenport players, Catcher
Jack Evers and First Baseman Jim
Fox
Decatur Signs New Pitcher-H H.
Miller, director of the Decatur baseball
| association is reported to have signed
| a new pitcher for the season of 1906.
The new boxman is John Dowell now,
at Shelbyyille. r.
| Players Averages Siow.-Secretary
| Thumlcr has not yet received all the
scorers reports from Three-Eye towns
and is delayed in making up the re-
ports of players averages on that &C
count. Bloomington papers, however,
have been given access to the figures
as far as they have been completed
and find that the Boomer team had no
800 batters this year Corners led
| with .293 and Herbert was second with
.290. Thornton is given .299 instead of
| .335, which was the mark credited him
| by the figures compiled at Decatur.
Back to Their Old love.-Both Lis
ter and Lakaff of the Rock Island
| league team are with the Clinton gnde-
pendents who play against the Rock
Island Independents today and tomor-
row. 1t was with the Clinton team
| that Lister and Lakaff were playing
when they attracted the attention of
the Rock Island association three years
ago.
Hardy Does Well. - Harry Hardy,
| formerly with the Decatur team. was
put in to pitch for Washington yester-
| day against st. Louis and though the
game had already been lost he held the
opposing team down to two hits in five
| innings.
Clinton independents Here.-The
Clinton Independents are here this af
ternoon playing with the Rock Island
Independents at the Island City park.
There will be another game tomorrow
afternoon.
Wright Wanted.-It is said that Red
Wright has been asked to send terms
| to the management of the Dayton
Ohio, club, of the Central league.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30
To Close Estate.

S-room house and corner Tot No. 737
Twentieth street, Rock Island, will be
sold at private sale by Ludoiph & Rey-
noIds, attorneys at law.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30

RIVER FORECAST.

River Forecast: Very slowly rising
stages in the Mississippi will continue
from Dubuque TO Muscatine.
J. NJ SHERIER, Local Forecaster,