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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-19
Where They Play To-Day.

Fittsburg a. New York
Chicago al Boston.
ST Louis AT Philadelphia
Cincinnati al Brooklyn.
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az VALENTINE AUcTioN
X PHONE 1906 ~
9le EAST BROAD ST.:
AUCTION SALE
E x TR AORDINARYi
Fine Furniture, Mating.
Crockery, Etc, at Auction.
o-day "Wednesday,
September 18th,
Fine Furniture, Mating,

commencing at ~ .30 o'clock az our saiea-
room. No 6lS East Broad Street consist
ing of very handsome Brass and Enan1ei-
~ IRON Beds, beautiful Birdseya
Maple Dresser. Washstand and Gem
ter Table. handsome CHARTERED Oak
Iressers and Cninonieres. very fine Ma
n"eanv Parlor Suit. CHARTERED Oak
Leather-Seat Dining Chairs Chartered
oak l2-Foot Dining Table. handsome Oak
@llehoard. very fine Polished Oak China.
case. Aantel Mirrors Rugs. Jardinieres
CHINA Dinuer Sets Silver-P Plated Tea
and Table spoons. Knives and Forks.
foiaing Bed Ifnoleum. Chairs Rockers
Bookcase. DrOp-Hcad Singer Sewing Ma
chimes.
SPECIAL.
One 0ne 16-Foot Polished Oak-Tou
Counter in perfect condition
Ladies are especially invited 10 attend
this sale
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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CANS READY To
FIGHT NELSON
Negro Declares lie Is Willing To-
Try Conclusions With Dane
Again.
WILL MEET BRITT AGAIN
Young Corbett and Terry Nc
Govern Matched Tor Six
Rounds.

HlCAGo, September -S-T7 4 tel
egram 70 Chicago paper. from
Duluth. Joe Cans. lchtvveight
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.

Boston. 8. Chicago. 4
New York. 3. Pittshurg. .
Philadelphia. g. St Louis. .
Cincinnati 4. Brooklyn. ?
Brooklyn. 2. Cincinnati. o.
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Standing of Clubs.
Boston. s: ChicapO. a

BOSTON. September 1s.-Boston won to-
dav by batting Brown Of opportune times
Score. r II. F
Boston ..--.. ....--.-l o 8 II =
Chicago. ..... ......0 o o O 0 ] O o "a II >
Batteries. Lindsman and Brown. Brown
and King. Time l.55. Umpire Conway.
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BAY SHORE STAKE
WON BY SHOT GUN
Favorite Easily Captured Money
in Feature Event on
Gravesend Track.
FIRST RACE WENT TO LOTUS
Tom MoGrath Beat Sly Ben and
Listless in Final Event.
Other Results.

wv YORK. Septembe r..
shot Gun. favorite. cas-
ily Won the Bay Shore
selling sta kes. the fea-
ture ~ the card at
Sraresend to-day. The
favorite broke I'm front
and. making an the
pace. won by two
= lengths Lotus. shot
/ Gun and Tom Nc
- Grath were the win
nLnr A-DrLtaa r.riln
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Cleveland, 81; Washington. 50

CLEVELAND. September lS-Cleve-
land Won two games from Washington
to-day by punching his
First game
score. r II F.
Washington .... 001o021 n0-s y
Batteries: Joss and CLARK. Kitson and
Warner. Time. 1880. Tmplres. Hurst and
Evans
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Philadelphia, 8; St. Louis. 2.

PHILADELPHIA. September 1s-Phn-
adeiphia defeated St Louis to-day prin-
cipally through the good pitching Of
Sparks Both teams played fine ball
Score; Ri F.
St Louis ..... ......o 0OO200OO-2 T o
Philadelphia. a. o o o.-3 o
batteries: Fromme and Noonan: Sparks
and Doom. Time. l:So Umpire ODay.
Cincinnati, 40; Brooklyn. ~.
BROOKLYN. September lS-In the
double header here this afternoon BROOK
Ign and Cincinnati broke even. the visi-
tors winning the first contest by a score
OF 4 TO ?, while the home team captured
the last. shutting out the Westerners.
First game:
score; r. n. f
Brooklyn. ......2 0000OOO-2 s >
Batteries: Wehner and Schlei; Scanlon
and Bergen. Time, 1859 Empires. John
stone and Emslie
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Second game:
r. H. r

Second game:
Score. r II y
Cincinnati. ... 40 0 0 0 0 o % & .
Brooklyn ..... .....Oli0000 - .
Batteries Fraser and Mclean: Nc
lntyre and Ritter. Time. i.2S. Empires.
Emslie and tombstone.
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Boston. 7; Detroit, {.

DETROIT. septemher lS-After blank
ing Detroit for seven innings Glaze was
driven from the slab in the eighth. Har-
ris r@pacinE him. He was touched in
the ninth. hut Boston's lead was too
great and Boston won.
Score = r. T.
Detroit go. ......o 0o0ooOs2 ls .
Boston zee. ......ol oo1l22-7 Il G
batteries. Mullin and Schmidt. Glaze.
Harris and Corrigan- Time. 80 TIM
fire. O Loughlin.
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Baseball
Basketball
Billiard >
Golf
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TAILENDERS BEAT THE CUBS
Giants Won From Pirates By
Close Score and Philadcl-
phia Took Game.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.
Where They Play To-day.

Philadelphia AZ Chicago.
Boston a. Detroit
Washington ~ Cleveland
New York at St Louis
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-16
POLITICIANS TO BE REWARDED
Members of Independent Party to Be
Presented With GoId-Headed
Canes
Special to The Herald.


LONG BEACH, April 15.-Informa-
tion has been received by the chamber
of commerce from Admiral Goodrich
of the Pacific squadron in reference to
the length of time the fleet will remain
in this city. The ships will arrive here
April is and will leave April 90. They
will return May 7 and will remain until
May IL, being here during Fiesta week.
The members of the independent
party will present F. c. Roberts and
F. c. Shaw the latter a local real es-
tate man. with handsomely inscribed
and mounted canes today. The pre-
sentation will be made in recognition of
the services rendered the independent
party previous to the late election.
The executive committee of the local
Y. M. c. A. has decided to extend a
call to e. A. Merroin of San Jose to
serve as physical director.
Visiting commentaries of knights
Templar from Pasadena, Pomona,
Santa Ana and Los Angeles Joined will
the local knights in the Easter services
today.
Monday afternoon the candidates who
We're successful in the late election
will take their oaths of Office. The or
ganization of the board is problemati-
cal, but it is thought that F. A. Downs
will be elected chairman of the board
of trustees. thus making him mayor of
the city. Mr.. Downs had the greatest
number of votes on the Independent
ticket.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-16
BLOWS HEAD OFF
WITH DYNAMITE
MINER PLACES WHOLE STICK
IN HIS MOUTH
Searching Party Find Body at Bottom
of Shaft, Ten Miles From Dag
gett-Coroner's Inquest
Held
Snecial to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
SAN BERNARDINO, April 14.-Cor-
oner H. Pittman has returned from
Daggett, where he was called by the
mysterious death of Ben Fisher, a
miner.
Fisher was found at the bottom of a
shaft ten miles from Daggett, with his
head blown entirely off and his body
mutilated by the blast.
Fisher had lived alone for years. Sew
eral times he had been brought to this
city on a charge Of insanity, but he was
never committed to the asylum, as he
quickly yielded to treatment at the
hospital.
Two weeks ago he was brought in,
suffering with a suicidal mania to
throw himself under a train. He re-
covered and was allowed to return to
Daggett.
Wednesday morning he left his board
ing place, three miles from his mine.
Soon after reaching the mine a heavy
blast was heard. That night he failed
to return, so the next morning a search
ing party went out and found the body
at the bottom of the shaft. 1t is be-
lieved he committed suicide by putting
q stick of dynamite in his mouth and
exploding 1t, which explains the con-
dition of his body.
The coroner also held an inquest on
John A. Hogan at Hermosa, who re-
Gently came from the east for his
health. His body was found by ranch
ers where he was boarding.
Grand naval balls at Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-16
EVERYONE PRAISES GATT0NE
Generous Act of Italian Bandmaster
Not Forgotten by Long
Beach Cottaeers
Special to The Herald.

special TO Inc Iterdlu.
LONG BEACH, April 14.-The action
of Manager Gattone in deferring his
concert in the auditorium until after
the completion of the services of the
knights Tempar is creating quite lot
of favorable comment.
The knights Templar had made ar
rangements to hold their services in the
First Methodist church, but funeral
there this week upset these plans.
The knights then asked Manager
Gattone for the use of the auditorium.
Gattone gave the use of the building.
This action of Gattone will mean a
financial loss to the band as Sunday is
the only day on which Gattone can
charge admission to the concert.
Marco Vessela, director of the band,
has prepared program of sacred songs
for the concert.
The concert will commence immedi-
ately after the conclusion of the
knights Templar services.
The program is as follows
Nearer, My God. to Thee" (Beth-
any; Largo, (HandeD; The Lost
Chord" (Sullivan): solo by Sig. Do-
menicis, Lead, Kindly Light" halle
lujah chorus, CHandeD. Intermission.
Paraphrase. melody in f, (Rubinstein) !;
Beautiful Home of Paradise" (Ring),
solo by Sig. e. Barilotti; celebrated Or
gan offertoire, (Batiste).
Pacific squadron is now at Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-16
EXPLOSION CAUSED BY
LIQUID STOVE BLACKING
LONG BEACH MAN HAS NARROW
ESCAPE
Applies Contents of Small Bottle to
Cook Stove and Finds Himself
EnveIoped In FIames-FluId Was
Thrown All Over Room
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, April 15.-W. J.
Slater, a resident of Long Beach park,
is congratulating himself over a mar
row escape from a horrible death by
fire yesterday.
Mr.. Slater is the manager of the
local Sherwood store.
Yesterday Mr.. Slater purchased a
bottle of liquid stove blaclzing and that
evening after removing his 2-months-
old baby from the kitchen, commenced
to shine the stove. The stove was still
warm, but not too hot to touch, so
Mr.. Slater says, when he applied the
liquid.
The instant the blacking touched the
stove the rag caught fire and commu-
nicated the blaze to the bottle, which
Mr.. Slater was holding in his hand.
The bottle exploded and the flaming
fluid was thrown all over the room.
The woodwork caught fire, as did also
Mr.. Slater's clothing and hair.
TIe extinguished the flames after
considerable difficulty by turning on
the hydrant.
Mr.. Slater ascribes the cause of the
explosion to the presence of either
benzine or gasoline in the backing.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-16
MISTAKE YOUTHS FOR THIEVES
Officers Aboard an Automobile Pursue
San sernard!no Boys, but Fail
to Catch Them

TO CatCn nem
Special to The Herald.
| SAN BERNARDINO, April 1.-two
San Bernardino young men, Fred Boes-
enberg and Ed Anderson, were taken
for horse thieves last night and chased
several miles by Redlands officers In
an automobile. There was narrow
escape from a serious shooting affair as
both parties were armed, and when the
Redlands officers attempted to stop
them the young men believed they were
victims of a hold-up gang. They
whipped up their horse and outran the
automobile into this city.
Judge B. F. Bledsoe in the superior
court has rendered decision upholding
the validity of the recorders court.
which was attacked in the case of
William Baxter, convicted of battery in
that court and sentenced to 100 days in
the county Jail without the alternative
of paying a fine. Baxter Is a member
of prominent family here.
The merits of the case against BaX-
ter were not touched in the appeal,
which was based on the question of the
existence or non-existence of record
er's court, the point raised by Bax-
ter's attorneys being that the char
ter recently adopted here legislated the
co"rt out of existence.
Judge Bledsoe holds that the court
still stands, but the case will be re-
viewed by the court Of appeals during
the coming week.
Admiral Goodrich Is now at Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-16
HUMAN DOLL CALLS A HALT
chiqulta Refuses to Appear Before
Large Crowd of People ADJ
mitted Gratis

Special to The Herald.
VENICE. April 15.-Even Chiquita,
the Midway midget, has gone back on
Abbot Kinney. The little woman, who,
according to her normally developed
and unpopular manager-husband, is "a
living, breathing doll, thirty-two inches
tall and of high intelligence" kicked up
her heels yesterday and after berating
the Venice management in general quit
her job.
Chiquita's plaint was that all free
passes into her particular domain must
be eliminated until the number Of paid
admissions warranted otherwise.
1t has been the custom for the Balloon
Route excursionists on arriving here to
be accorded free admission to various
attractions, this plan constituting an
advertising scheme supposed to be Of
mutual benefit.
For while Chiquita tried to see II
in that light but baked yesterday
when the number of deadheads was in
excess of the box Office brigade by an
appalling majority.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-16

church, will formally resign the pas
torate of the church at the approach
ing annual meeting of the society be-
cause of the increasing disabilities OF
old age. 1t is generally expected that
at the postponed annual meeting of the
First Presbyterian church on Wednes-
day night of this week there will be
definite announcement of Rev. DR..
McLeod's intention with regard to the
call extended him by the st. Paul
church. Advices from the Minnesota
congregation insist that DR.. Mcleod
intends to accept the call but nothing
can be learned from DR.. Mcleod or
his friends as to the probable action
in the matter.
Crown City Notes
IT is stated that the man found on the
cycleway near South Pasadena on Fri
day suffering from cancer died Sat
urday night at the county hospital
without giving any clew to his iden-
tity.
Fifty-four members of Pasadena
commandery, knights Templar, went
to Long Beach today to take part In
the special Easter services at the audi
torum. They occupied a special cleo
trio car and returned to Pasadena at
6:15 p. m. greatly pleased with their re-
ception by the Sir knights of the
beach city.
1t has grown to be custom among
the girls of the Los Robles school to
take up a collection before Easter to
be devoted to some needy object. The
collection this year amounted to $40
and was divided between the College
Settlement work at Los Angeles and
the Children's Training school on
South Wilson avenue, this city.
There were merry doings today at
La Casa Grande for the thirty or more
little children guests there. Beginning
this morning there was an Easter egg
hunt under the rose bushes of the
lawn. Then many other quaint Ger
man ideas with regard to Easter were
carried out under the direction of Mrs.
Woodbury. and the day was more than
usually enjoyable.
Hotel del Coronado. the sayest resort
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-16
ROSE PETALS USED
INSTEAD OF WATER
UNIQUE RAPTIsMAL SERVICES AT
SANTA BARBARA
Splrltua lists Commune With Departed
Relatives and Friends - Large
Crowds Attend Sessions Which
Are Held Daily

Special to The Herald.
SANTA BARBARA, April 15.-The
California State Spiritualistlc associa-
ton is holding a mass convention in
this city, concluding a three days ses-
sion tonight.
The meetings have been held in the
Channel City hall and have been
largely attended by believers in that
faith and by others who go there to
watch the demonstrations of those who
claim to be able to commune with the
spirits Of the other world.
The meetings are conducted by the
officers of the state association and
other prominent spiritualists of the
state.
Among those in attendance are State
President and Mrs. Arthur S. Howe
State Organizer Rev. Allen Franklin
Brown, State Treasurer Mrs. M. S
Phelps of Oakland, Mrs. M. C. Vlasek
Of Los Angeles and others.
Meetings have been held daily and al
the sessions have been intensely in.
teresting. Spirit communications have
been interpreted during the meetings
to those in attendance and psychome
trio readings by which strange mes
sages are delivered to those present.
One Of the most interesting incidents
Of the meetings was the baptism OF
several babies, in which services flow
ers were used instead of water
AS their names were pronounced the
babes were sprinkled with rose petals
the service being very pretty and i'm
pressive.
The Summerland and Santa Barbara
spiritualist societies will be greatly
helped by the work accomplished by
the big mass convention.
Hotel del Coronado is the society resort.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-16
PIE FACTORY LURES PUPILS
Sweet Odors Demoralze Students and
School May Be Forced to
Move-Study Impossible
Speclal to The Herald.

SpeclaI TO Ine Herald.
PITTSBURG, April 15.-According to
Director Edward Rynearson of the
Pittsburg high schools, either that
building must be removed or the pie
factory, just opened in the rear of it.
will have to change its location if
satisfactory results are to be expected
from the students.
Recently the pie factory, which also
makes cakes and candy and other good
things, opened up building back of
the school, and since then the trouble
came. From the opening to the closing
hour the pupils cannot study, and all
the time their mouths are watering,
and there is a faraway look in their
eyes. For the odors which come from
the pie factory are tantalizingly sweet
and alluring.
The matter will probably be taken up
by the board of education, but little
relief is expected, as the pie factory
cannot be called a nuisance, because
even old dyspeptics admit that the
odors are wonderfully pleasant.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-16
SELECT SHRINER COMMITTEE
Arrangements Being Made at Ocean
Park to Give Guests
Royal Time
Special to The Herald.


OCEAN PARK, April 15.-The execu-
tive committee in charge of arrange
ments Off the Shriners' reception to be
held here and at Venice May 9 has
selected the following subcommittee:
Flnance-David Evans, Dana Burks,
Walter R. Wheat, M. r. King, A. e.
Robinson, Col. II. M. Wager, o. G.
Tullis, w. E. oliver and J. e. Dales.
Souvenirs and badges-O. G.. Tullis,
Ives Cobb and w. e. oliver.
Music-Frank Lawton, C. e. Lovelace
and Walter Gardner.
Refreshments-Mr. Kenzie, ]. B.
Dales and C. e. Meskimen.
Special features-Dana Burks, Frank
Baker, Mr.. Kushibiki and Signor Rossi.
Mrs. Merrill, chairman of the Santa
Monica circle of the Eastern Star, will
form a ladies' auxiliary committee to
help in the arrangements.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-16
coLToN's YES TO CARNEGIE
Special to The Herald.

bpeCIaI TO IIle fieTdIu.
COTTON, April 15.-Colton is to have
a Carnegie free public library.
A letter has been received from Mr.
Carnegie that if Cotton will provide
$1,000 per year for the maintenance OF
the library and furnish a free site he
will give $4,000 for the erection of the
building.
The offer will be accepted by Cotton
and board of library trustees at once
named to take the matter in hand.
Hotel del Coronado. leads them all.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-16
Masons Issue Call
Special to The Herald.

SANTA MONICA, April 15.--A meet
ing will be held Wednesday evening at
the Masonic temple for the purpose of
deciding on the feasibility of organizing
chapter of the Royal Arch Masons.
w. e. oliver has the arrangements in
charge.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-03-31

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Ambidexter Institute.

A very excellent | tera y pro-
6 am W, rendered last week at
the Institute by the students
Some Of the participants aqit-
ted themselves creditable.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-03-31
The Strike Situation.

o At this writing, F.iday, Mar.
30, general coal strike seems
imminent. we hope there may
not be. because we know who ale
the sufferers.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-03-31

The lethargic politician will
lose in this campaign, the hust-
Ter will win.
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''Roly Poly San p"

To The 'Keystone' and get
something to read. Your brain
is hungry
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The Forum
CHAs. METZGER.
Beef, Pork
Nut on.
Lard, Etc

All kinds of Sausage speciality
PHONE 2S6 627 e. WASH. ST Y
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ii. K. WILSON,
A prominent business man
who rvedon the cornor, IT,, it.
ry that bound W. T. Casey
over to the May grand jury,
charged with double murder.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-30
SIXTY VICTIMS
Of DISASTER At
ATLANTIC CITY

Atlantic City, N J.. otA. 9o.-with all
OF the recovered bodies identified and
seven persons reported missing. the au-
certain that the number killed on Sun
day in the drawbridge disaster on the
West Jersey -Seashore electric railroad
will not exceed 60.
Fifty-two bodies have been claimed.
two OF those placed among the missing
are known TO be dead and flve are still
unaccounted for.
These seven victims are believed to be
wedged beneath the second passenger
coach. which is held fast in the muddy
bottom OF the Thoroughfare. During last
night wrecking crew aided by several
divers vainly endeavored to dslodge this
car, which had sunk In the mud. AS a
last resort. II was suggested that the
wreckers use dynamite to blow up the
car, but this plan will not be carried out
unless all others fail.
Among those~ reporter missing was
William II Stewart OF Wenonah ~ j.
whose wife and son are included I'm the
list Of dead Stewart was located last
night in the city hospital. He is suffer
ing from shock and bruises. Not until
last night did he learn that his wife and
son had been killed
Coroner Haskill who has been con-
Quoting rigid inquiry since Sundt-
night is today preparing for the in
quest, which Is 70 begin on Thursday. The
coroner anticipates an unusually long in
quest and thinks that IL may be week
or more before a verdict Is reached.
BODIES BROUGHT HOME
Philadelphia. Oct. 30--A funeral train
bearing a number of bodies of the VIC
Tins OF the Atlantic City disaster arrived
In this city today. The train left Allan
tic City at midnight and stops were
made at Wenonah. y. j., Woodbury., N
J.. and Camden where bodies were re
moved from the train. other bodies were
brought to this city at intervals during
the day.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-30
DOESN'T WANT
TAFT To TAKE THE
STUMP IN IDAHO

Boise, Idaho oct 9O.-Immediately upon
publication of the Associated Press dis
patch TO the effect that Secretary Of War
Taft would make two campaign speeches
in Idaho. United States Senator Dubois
sent a dispatch TO President Roosevelt
i'm which he said:
Press dispatches say you are sending
Secretary Taft to Boise. Idaho, 10 speak
for Gov. Gooding, i'm behalf of law and
order and on account of the character Of
the campaign being made against him. II
this is true you are entirely misinformed.
No law and order campaign is being wag
ed i'm Idaho The sole issue is against
the domination OF the Mormon church in
our politics
THE only question discussed by leaders
OF both parties is the Mormon question.
The attitude OF Gov Gooding in regard To
what is called law and order lis not an
issue. I assure you that you have been
misinfnrned and that it will be well un-
derstood that Secretary Taft will be sent
here TO speak in behalf OF Mormonism,
a that Is the sole issue in the Idaho cam.
paign. You can call on the United States
district Judge. marshal. attorney or any
other federal official TO verify my state
ment that the only issue discussed is
Mormonism Law and order is not mem
toned in connection with the wel-known
fact that the polygapous Mormons are
violating both"