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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-28
TsafH HERALD SPORTING NEWS T#s 55'E
Ia PALONA REACHES PORT
Couldn't Find the Island and There
by Lost Second
Place.

Honolulu Juns E.-La Paloma. the Ha-
waiian entry in the ocean yacht race, ar
rived here this morning. She was err
Toneously reported last night as having
been sighted and some members Of the
reception committee and other yachts
men were at sea for hours, remaining out
until o'clock this morning without find
ing her.
La Paloma sailed q distance of 2Al
miles. Owing. it Is believed, 10 a defect
in her cnrOnOmeter. she missed this island
yesterday when she should have arrived
Had she done so she would have won
second place. as she had q large time
allowance. After the second day at sea
the crew was kept almost constantly at
work bailing out the little vessel At
tempts to use the pumps proved futile.
The cabin was flooded most of the time
The small size of the yacht made the
trip one of considerable hazard.
The times Of the competing yachts were
as follows:
Lurline, 70 DAYS hours 30 minutes.
AnemOne. Il days and 80 minutes.
la Palome, IS days II hours % min
utes.
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STATE TOURNEY
STARTS TODAY
Crack Local Tennis Players
viii Line Up fol Champion
ship HonorS.

Local lawn tennis viii take its place
among the big headline sports today when
the first rounds of the state champion
ship contests start Play begins at 4
o'clock and the opening contests will be
played on the new Y. NJ. c. a courts.
The tennis players OF the city have
been in hard practice for come time for
this event and when the entries closed
racquet experts had decided to fight for
the state championship in singles and
That twelve teams Of two each would
compete for the championship in doubles
The committee in charge Of the con-
test met last evening and made the draw
hand at the hour named and those who
are not will be declared losers by default,
as it is necessary to finish the tourna-
mnet BY next Wednesday in order to
have the challenge match with the pres
ent state champion. Jimmy Salisbury,
played off on July l.
The drawings tor today and time Of
Dodd Ritter VS.. DR.. Alva Lewis, at 4
p. m.
B. W. Raymond VS.. ". P. Ferguson.
at D m.
r. II. Claiming US. D. NJ. Boyd, at 4
Matt Broddie vs.. D, C. Roberts. at 5
waicott Thompson vs. S A. Whitney,
D: P. Taylor vs.. Leroy G. Dinwoodey,
J. 7. Goodwin vs. W. X Conrad, at s
F. E whitworth VS. Rodney Badger,
owen H. Gray VS.. Samuel Williams, at
D, m.
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WILL PROTEST TO
WARDEN SHARP
Fishermen Do Not Want the
State to Sell Any More
Fish Fry.

The. regular meeting of the fishermen OF
the Commercial club last evening was
busy one. Z Nearly all of these present
have had a taste of fishing this season
and are more convinced that ever Of the
needs Of their organization, as they found
fishing none too good.
a committee, consisting Of TT. p. Gro
mer, J. 4. GreeneWald and F. y. Schefsk,
were appointed 10 wait upon State Game
and Fish Warden Sharp and in the name
Of the Utah Fish < Game Protective as
ISOLATION protest against the selling Of
any more fish fry from the hatchery until
such time as the streams OF the state are
again stocked with their normal supply
Of fish
A committee was also appointed 20 be
present at the next meeting OF the county
commissioners and see II anything Is
done toward the screening OF the irriga-
ton bitches in compliance with the state
law
board of governors was elected last
evening to act with the regular officers
of the association in all matters pertain
ing TO the welfare of the organization.
The new board is composed Of Fisher
Harris, chairman; Captain J. NJ Barratt-
". p Fowler. J. +. Boes and DR.. 1. y.
Harrison. r. 4. Barney of Utah county
was elected second vice president of the
association. and Moroni Hener Of Nor
gan county was elected third vice presi-
dent The next meeting Of the assOcie-
ton will be held at the Commercial club
July H.
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IF IT'S HERE
IT'S RIGHT
SISz Wins BIG AUTO RACE
Travels for Twelve Hours at Rate of
One Hundred and Three Kilo-
meters an Hour.

Lemans. France, June 27.-Sisz CF7rance)
today won the grand prize for the auto
mobile contest over the Sarthe circuit
Sisz. who finished first yesterday. start
ed at 5:55 a. m. today and did the first
round in 1:02:f5 When he passed the
timekeepefs he was driving at the rate OF
throughout the last circuit. which he COM
pleted in 1:c7:34. The distance CotaD was
]. 236 kilOmsters
Later in the day the officials corrected
the time. putting Clement in third place
and making Bariiliers fourth instead of
third
Lemans (FrsnceD Naszarro Utaiy) were
second and Clement (F'rance) third.
Sisz. in the two days racing. six hours
per day. covered the course in 12:O3.57 Is.
including stops for repairs averaging over
100 Kilometres per hour
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SAYS OGDEN WILL STICK
Rudolph Kuohler Denies Report That
Gimlin's Crowd Will Quit
State League.

Locsl baseball circles we're considerably
exercised yesterday over the report that
ogden would withdraw from the state
league and quit the game. This has been
rumoTed about for some time, but ogden
Indignantly denies the story. Rudolph
kuchleT of the Ogden baseball team says
ogden has not intention of quitting. and
nevsd did have. and that it will be there
beating Salt Lake after they have all
quit
II appears that Father Gimlin. mana ger
Of the Ogden team. sent letter TO Pres
dent Shepard saying ogden would drop
out Of the league. This. Ogden says. was
bluff on the part Of Gimlin 20 try TO
force through a schedule. and that Pres
ident Shepard took it seriously and nOti-
fled the other clubs i'm the league.
Il is not thought I'm Salt Lake that
there viii be much trouble in getting
Murray 10 Join the league should Ogden
drop out The Murray club had its for
felt up nearly three weeks when it was
reported before that ogden would quit
II drew this money down only about
week ago.
Manager Sing OF the Murray team says
his town is ready to come I'm any time
on d few days notice. and after the re-
port yesterday there was some tall hus-
Ting done i'm the direction uf Murray to
getting ready 20 take Ogden's place should
GimIn s crowd hit the tOb0Egan-
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SUNDAY SCHOOL SPORTS.
First Annual Track Meet at Lagoon
Today.

The first annual athletic meet OF the
salt Lake Sunday schools viii be held
at Lagoon this afternoon. The event will
be one Of the largest athletic contests for
boys ever held i'm the west In all 80
have sent in their entries 10 the Y NJ. c.
a. which is giving and managing the
contest. The association has arranged to
give medals and ribbons to winners and
\ handsome banner for the Sunday school
winning the greatest number Of points.
Among the Sunday schools represented
are the First Methodist. First Baptist,
East Side Baptist. Unitarian. Congrega-
ti0nal Phillips Congregational Christian
Science. First Presbyterian, Westminster
S. ST PauTs Episcopal and St Mark s
EDisFonef
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DENVER RESULTS.

Denver. June Cleveland results:
First race. pacing. 2:09 class-Castlewood
won in two straight heats: best time
2:10iE. Stranger O., second; FIorc Doro
third.
Second race four furiongs-Zeling won
Marie Esher second, Doric third. Time
SOL seconds.
Third race. Neef Handicap. mile and
an eighth-Jack Little won, Los Angelina
second Corrigan third. Time, 1:571z.
Fourth race six furlOngs-Roustabo bout
won. Little Gregg second, Blumenthal
third Time, 1875,
Fifth race. five and half furlongs-T
10 won. Sissenvine second, Miss Topsy
third. Time. 1:O9l4.
sixth race. five and q half furlongs-
Master Prim won. Nellie May second, nv
order third. Time, :095t.
seventh race. five furlongs-Unmaske
won. Lord Nelson second, Redan third
Time, 1:01i4.
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KAYSVILLE WINS SECOND
Close Score Results in Second Game
for Davis County Cham
pionship.
(speclaI ID - Herald.l

kaysEiile. June 1.-THE second series of
seven games between Kaysvilie and Boun-
tiful for the Davis county championship
as played at Ksysviile today. In q
game which was close and marked by
Keen playing, kaysville led until the
eighth. when Bountiful brought home two
runs, tying the score at to T. IN the
last half Of the eighth KaysviIIe added
another tally to its list and then goose
egged Bountiful in the ninth giving the
home team the game by score of 3 to 4.
About 800 were present, the rooters being
EVENLY divided for the two teams
Batteriss-FOr Eaysville Simmons and
Day; for Bountiful. Muir and Grant.
Abe Muir was umpire
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SHEEPSHEAD AUCTION.
High Balls Half Brother Bid Up to
sfo,5oo.

New York June 27.-rhe half brother
to High Ball, winner Of the American
Derby in 1904. vas sold al Sheepshead to-
day and brought s10.5O0. Sidney Paget was
the buyer He is a bay colt by Ben
Strome-Strinchinia. The other best sales
were:
en-. c. BIZ Star Shoot hicora, II. b.
Duryea $500.
Be. by Sir Dixon-Rosebay, J. II. Me
Cornick, g 100.
B. F.. by Ben Strome-Bluejaeket, P J.
Dryer, $500.
B. c. by Star Shoot-Alpens, p. J. Dwy-
er. So 200
Ch. F. by Ben strome-Ban Amy. J. Ha-
lev s. GO.
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WILLIE ON THE SPOT.
Says He Is Willing to Argue Point
With 7. Burns.

John Willie, on the spot. never over
looks a chance to get into physical ar
giiment He no sooner read the challenge
of Tommy Burns TO meet any heavy
weight In the world than he promptly ac-
cepted Willie is now in Ogden training
for his match with Mike YokeI and
writes that he would be only too pleased
to meet Burns He ends his letter in his
characteristic way. saying: IF this fell
low will only consent to meet me, he will
not have any more championship than a
rabbit and there are many who will
say "ain't IL the truth"
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EUREKA DEFEATS PROVO
Beck and Jensen of Salt Lake Sc
cured to Help Latter
Team Out.

Provo, June ia gOod crowd was in
attendance at the baseball game today
between Provo and Eureka in spite of the
bad weather. part of the game being
played in a heavy rain. The game was an
interesting one the sensational feature
being when Beck I'm the fifth batted out
a home run and brought in two men for
Provo. The game was won by Eureka
by a score of to 4.
Pitcher Jensen and Beck OF the salt
Lake team PLAYED with Provo.
The lineup was as follows;
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STILL IN THE RACE.
Americans Winning in Wimbledon
Tennis Tourney.

Wimbledon, England. June 27.-1n the
fourth round Of the singles in the lawn
tennis championship games here today
D. Little, American, beat T. D
Steward BY 60 He took the first set
The scores were SO. Sc. 81
In the double championship, Collins and
Little Americans, beat Simond and Tay-
Tor e Ii. g..
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WILL CURE CONSUMPTION.

A A HerTen, Finch. Ark, writes:
'Foley's Honey and Tar is the best pre-
paratiOn for coughs, colds and lung
trouble. 7 know that il has cured con-
sumption in the first stages You
never heard OF anyone using FOley's
Honey and Tar and not being satisfied
r J Hill Drug Co, the Never Substi-
fufnrS
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At polis-Kansas. .: Minneapolis.
L
At Observation-Disclosures s; Column
bus p
At St Paul-First same: St. Paul. :.
Milwaukee, :. Second game: St. Paul. 4;
Milwaukee.
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GO TO EUREKA SUNDAY,
VIA SALT LAKE ROUTE.

Knights of Columbus institution of
new council. fare $500 round trip.
Special train s.S5 a. m. Special return
ing S:45 p. m.
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A man who is in perfect health. so
ha can do an honest days work when
necessary, has much for which he
should be thankful. Mr.. L. G. Rodgers
OF Branchton, Pa, writes that he was
not only unable to work but he couldn't
stoop over TO tie his own shoes. Six
bottles OF F'oley's Kidney Cure made a
new man of him. He says, Success to
Foley's Kidney Cure" F. J. Hill Drug
Co, the Never Substitutors
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-28
MAJORITY AGAINST TREATY
Roosevelt's Santo Domingo Scheme
Goes Over Until Next
December.

Washington. June 27.-The Santo Do
mingo treaty will not be acted upon by
the senate at this session. The commit
tee on foreign relations adjourned today
until the next session of congress and
the treaty was left without action IT is
expected an effort will be made in execu-
tive session today 10 have a day fixed
for a vote on the treaty early in De-
cemher- Opponents Of the measure claim
to have votes enough to defeat it, and it
is the opposition therefore that is seek
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jR COOKS SCIENTIFIC, CERTAIN AND COMPLETE CURE

81 Weak. Nervous. Restless at
Night and Weak. Aching Back.
Isl Diseased Kidneys. Inflamsd
q Prostate. Despondeut. Lack Of
s. Energy. Ambition and Strength,
Poor Memory. followed Eyes.
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NORTHWEST.

Tacoma, Wash. June 27--Hoon was in
fine form and with erroriess support he
had little difficulty in shutting out the
home team The visitors punched their
hits with Tacoma's costly errors and won
handily. Score:
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Hoquiam. Wash, June 27.-Gray's Har-
Dor had no difficulty in shutting out SpO-
kane The visitors presented a crippled
lineup and fieided poorly. Goodwin. for
the locals, pitched a good game Score:
r. II. u.
SPOKANE $3.50. ---.s--.--..--.-.--
Gray's HarbOT .......-............ s II 3
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Suess: Goodwin
and Boettiger. UmDire-Huston
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My scientific systematic treatment for weak
nervous. brokendown youths have. through
folly dissipation for work
and the enjoyment OF life is tested
many times end entirely satisfactory
1t totally different the many sekenins pills
and tablets and the stimulating running drugs Civ
by would-be specialists.
ne symptoms Indicating Failing Manhood is harmless
therefore by purifying and enrching the
sues the patient becomes strong and healthy
OF trouble forever The
tenn what the ambition
and confidence that prime healthy vigorous
feeling
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Ny method completely and
remedies and quiok-cure specialists to benefit
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AReoNAUTs DEVELOP SPEED.

Henley. June 2I.-Despite adverse winds
the crew OF the ArEonaut Boat club of
Toronto developed pace today. rowing
several spurts with thirty eight strokes
TO the minute. II is the growing opinion
Of expert observers that at last the grand
challenge cup is likely to leave England.
The Canadians continue TO make a splen-
did impression.
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THIS is THE DAY.

Grand Prize Distribution by the Real
Estate Association. Saltair over $50
Prizes, Valued at about $4,000. Tickets
for sale everywhere.
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The Bismarck

German Lunch Room carries every
IN ng in the line Of German lunches
and delicacies
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YESTERDAYS BASEBALL GAMES
AMERICAN.

Washington, June s7.-Piank held wash
inEton down TO three scattered singles TO-
DAY and Philadelphia easily scored a
shUt-out. Score:
r. H. E.
Rniiaoelpnla .------..........- 5
Batteries-Hughes and Wakefield; Plank
and Powers.
New York. June E7.-The local team won
an uphill game today from the Boston
The feature Of the contest was the bat
ting OF Laport. Score:
Boston -. -................ u 3
Batteries-Winter and Armbruster: -Orth
and KleinOw.
Detroit June 27.-Detroit punched eight
Of it's hits in three innings today and.
gave Siever q sensational support when
runs we're imminent. Score:
Cleveland 49, ..-...-.--.---.-.... II 1
Batteries Silver and Schmidt; Ellis and
Bemis.
St Louis. June Z7.-HoweH pitched err
ratio ball but held Chicago without hit
until the eighth inning. when errors nut
tors. Again in the ninth Chicago scored
without making a hit until after the run
was in. Score;
r. H E
81. Louis ...-.....--.-.......-...o
Chicago .-.. -......-...-..-.-...... /
Batteries-Howen and Spencer; White
and Sullivan.
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WESTERN.

Sioux city. June 27-stimmel pitched
good ball and was perfectly supported.
Corbetts support was ragged. Score:
r. II +.
SituA lily .--..'-sss---.--s.---s.
RfeBlO ..--.-----..- --.-..--------.-
Batteries-CoTbett and Hess; Stimmel
and Messitt.
Des Moines Ia. June 27.-In the hard
est fought game Of the season Des Moines
defeated Omaha today It was either
teams contest until the ninth when Des
Noines batted hits aud two baggers in
succession and scored enough runs to
win. Score;
p H Z.
Lto 4tyillSo r--r----r-- 10y ~
OIlduA -----------. -.----.-------- 10
Batteries-Cicotte Mckay. Manse ond
Towne; McNeaIy. Dodge and Gonding.
Lincoln. Neb.. June 27.-Lincoln won an
exciting ten-inning same from Denver to-
day. Manager Everett was ordered from
the gE9Unds for dispUting with the UNI
piTe. Score:
r. II. z
DenVer. go. --.-----.-..--.. )
Batteries-Jones and zinran. Wright and
Zalusky
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PACIFIC COAST.

Seattle. Wash. June 27.-San Francisco
played horse with Seattle today and won
as they pleased. Nickers gave way to
Welch at the end OF the fifth and WeIch
was hit even harder than Vickers- Four
teen runs with total Of fourteen hits
were San FranciscOs record Score:
r. n. E
Seattle 800 .---..-----.-.... 6
San Francisco ------------------14 II =
Observation-Disclosures. WEIGH Hansen and
Perrine-
Oakland June 27.-The home team was
shut out TODAY by Los Angeles the visit
tors won the game in the first inning wren
four hits and q combination Of mfsplsy VS.
gave the southerners five runs. Score:
r. II. E.
Los Angeles .----.......-..--....7 II
oakland .--- -.------.--s----..,-..
Acknowledgment and Eager; Hon
kins and Francks Umpires, Hodson and
Mcdonald
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D. z. BURLEY. G. P.
ARRIVE.

d Z BURLEI. Q. =. a.
d s SPENCER, a O. p A
City Ticket Office, 2o1 Main Street
Telephone 30.
Note.-The train numbers shown sbovs
are Oregon Short Line train MURDERS aod
do not apply TO the Southern Pacific west
OF Ogden the Union Pacific easr
thereof
sYELLoWsToNE PARK TRAINS
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Be bright and fair-bathe at saltair.
Theatre open at saltair this week.
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Face Pimples and Dark Circles a 3
under Eyes, Bashfui, Melanchol- - IS
ia Youthful Folly. Weak. Trem- z
bles. Varicocele. Excessive ~
Drinking, Loss OF Urine. Elk
posure, Overwork md Worry. Is
Exhausting Dreams q
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New York. June t7.-The local team won
an uphill game today from the Boston.
The feature Of the contest was the bat
ting OF Laport. Score:
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Batteries - Stricklett ana Bergen;
Sparks Richie. Roy, Doom and Crist-
Earned runs-Brooklyn, g. Two-bsse hits
Jordan AiDerman. Lumley Magee.
Struck Out-By Sparks I: by Ritchie. 1;
by Roy, 1; by Stricklett, ? Umpire
tombstone.
Boston June 27.-Both teams punched
runs in todays game, New York winning,
TO l. Score:
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i
Batteries-Pfeiffer and O'NeiIl: Math-
ewson and Bowerman. Two-base hits
Brain. McGann ThTee-base hit-Dolan.
Base on bals-Off Pfeiffer. 5; off Math-
ewson. 3 Struck out-By Pfeiffer, 4: by
Msthewson, s. UumpiTes-Conway and
Emslie.
Cincinnati, June 27-Errors by Corcoran
and Higgins. followed hits, gave the
Pittsburgs three runs and the game in
the seventh inning today. Score:
r. H. Z.
CINCINNATI ----...-.- ---..---------
EflLSDuEE ~ z
Batteries - Fraser and Livingstone;
PhiIippi and Gibson. Two-base hits
Fraser. Leach. Struck oUt-By Fraser, .;
by PhiIlippi 4. UmpiTe-O'Day
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The human fish at saltair.
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The human fish at Saltair.
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Detroit June 27.-Detroit punched eight
Of it's hits in three innings today and.
gave Siever a sensational support when
runs we're imminent. Score;
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NATIONAL.

Philadelphia June 27.-Brooklyn scored
an easy victory over Philadelphia today.
Stricklett allowed the home team only
three hits. Score:
r. II. e
BROOKLYN ... .....-........l0 IL I
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Des Afoines

Batteries-Cicotte. Mckay. Manse ond
Towne; McNealy. Dodge and Gondlng.
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Boston. June 27-Both teams punched
runs in todays game, New York winning,
s to l. Score:
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Batteries-winter and Armbruster; Orth
and kleinoW.
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Denver. ---. -------.--.-.---.--.--..5
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-10-10
FILES PETITION
IN BANKRUPTCY
r. {. PHILLIPS, FORMERLY OF
THIS CITY, HAS FINANCIAL
TROUBLES.

Referee Max Isaac yesterday re-
ceived the petition in voluntary bank
ruptcy of F. E. Phillips, formerly OIL
this city, out now residing in Wayne
county.
Mr. Phillips, in his petiUon, asks
to be discharged individually and as
a member of the firm OF Scarlet &
Phillips, formerly engaged in the
livery business in Brunswick, as well
as a memGer of the firm of James,
Grady & Co.. former Brunswick
whiskey dealers.
His liabilities, individually, are plac-
ed at $72.84; those of the firm OF
David & Phillips, at $1,226.64, while
there are no liabilities, as far as the
bankrupt knows, of the firm of james,
Grady & Company. The bankrupt has
no assets.
Judge Isaac assigned the case for
hearing on November 10. when the
first meeting of the creditors will be
held, a trustee selected and other mat
tiers in the case disposed Of.