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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-17

For the next few months the tug
Robarts will be operated by the Ore
gcn Round Lumber Company in towing
barges of rock from the Bunker Hill
quarry to the jetty at the mouth of
the Columbia. She was leased yesterday
from the William Kyle Sons Company.
of Florence, Ore. II is intended TO have
her sail today for the Columbia River.
The Roharts has about the same power
as the Vosburg, which was used last
year for towing barges from the quarry
to the ietty. She Is IS feet long, 1876
feet across the beam and has feet
depth of hold The Vosburg is tied up
at Portland. As yet it has not been
decided where she will be placed in ser.
vice this season.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-17

No fascination equals that Of a clear
Drained, tender hearted, lovable women.
Just as there is no picture like a beau.
tiful girl. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea makes lovable women, beautiful
girls. IS cents, Tea or Tablets. Sold
by Frank Hart
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-17

1t il all right to talk about beauty
habits, but most women are too busy
hustling and have no time to cultivate
beauty habits. Therefore they take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 35
gents, Tea or Tablets. Sold by Frank
Hart.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-17
ARRESTED FOR THEFT.

CLEVELAND, May lj-- William T.
Shaith, auditor Of the Carl Hagcnbcck
circus, wac arrested today charged with
the theft OF $4,000 from the Forepaugh
4 Sells show in 1904 while treasurer.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-17
Death from Appendicitis

decrease in the same ratio that the use
Of DR.. Kings New Life Pills increases.
They save you from danger and bring
quick and painless release from consti.
patton and the ills growing out Of IT,
Strength and vigor always follow their
use. Guaranteed by Charles Rogers
druggist, 25c. Try them.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-17

In the German colonies white women
are scarce, there being only 254 in
East Africa and 239 in the German
islands in the Pacific ocean,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-17

The schooner John A. was off the bar
early yesterday, and was the vessel that
was reported so close in under North
Head on Tuesday night. She entered
port yesterday afternoon, and will load
lumber outward, at the Clatsop mills
dock.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-17

The steamer Barracuda arrived off the
Columbia bar yesterday morning but did
not find it convenient to enter until
the evening food. She tied up at the
0. R. & n. pier for a brief stay and then
went on 10 Portland.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-17

The steamer Telegraph resumed her
regular trips between this city and
Portland yesterday, and nothing pre-
venting will stay on the run indefinitely.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-17

The schooner Sailor Boy cleared yes
terday afternoon from the custom house
in this port, with 100000 feet of lum-
Der for San Francisco, and is the next
craft on the towing list for the open
sea, The Halcyon, which is also loaded
at her berth at the same dock, the Clat-
sop Mill pier, is still tied up there
awaiting the arrival of certain papers
from the far east. The Sailor Boy will
probably 70 to sea today.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-17
oooooocoo o o o o ocoo o o Q
o FL0TSAM AND JETSAM. Q
600 @ 90 @ o o o Q o Q o O o @

The steamer Grace Dollar was the
first to cross in yesterday morning And
she went on to the metropolis direct.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-17

The barkentine Amazon, thirty -one
days from Shanghai, China arrived in
yesterday afternoon with a load of
foreign goods and will load out with
lumber for return voyage to the ORR
ent. She made first class run from
the Far East coast, and is crack yes
sci in all ways. All we'll on board.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-17

The schooner Irene which entered this
port on Tuesday afternoon, was under
orders to proceed TO Stella, Washington
and Yesterday morning with spanking
wind from the west, and flying light
herself, her master took u notion he
would make the most OF favorable
breeze. and summoning a pilot she lit
out up the river with everything draw
ing fore and aft, and topsails set. and
made rattling time out of sight round
Tongue Point. She left word that any
tug that happened her way when she
was ready to dock at Stella might lend
her a hand if they were quick enough.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-17

Another attempt will be made next
Friday or Saturday to float the steamer
George W. Elder, according to Captain
II. W. Baker, who has been getting her
in shape for raising during the past two
months. The captain went to Portland
Yesterday morning to secure data from
District Forcaster Beals concerning the
probable stage OF the river during the
last OF the week and the probable yelo'
city and direction of the wind He will
also make arrangements for tugboats,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-17

Morning Astorian e5 cents per month,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-07
ltebcr Den %ltrIpynng ocs Namcns
Wmrrifn."

9arii6er ueroiientlihte Der .Gros
mepbelt&" Dor einiger 3cit cine ucuc
iunO irGr einlelld)tcnoe 8ermutbmg.
@ie n1mlid ser @ele6rtc 0ill Scton
IN Sem Ncm-Dorfer 9latte Sun" be
riftct, beiBt oaS &ort in ser Sprad)c
Der cin9eborenen Maios 10 piel ais
n6eitIan0." %AQeroing9 fnmlnt Der
Nomc, ser bon Ben pantheon @ntoet-
fern jcocnfolls 5unGd)it nnf Dem @e.
Dor nrigeidrieben lpllrOe, in perldJjc.
Oenen 6ornlen Dor; 10 lit Oos 6eItlono
All elmer &arte ocs Columbus aus
Sem Sabre 1893 nit yWtcricopon"
b~ejeid)net; ober nuf onOercn &nrtcn
aus Den Snbren 1901, 1903 un0
1906 finoen iih oMarco," nAmarco"
un0 .Nmarica." @ie nlql @il 81.
ton otgiebt, lautet oaS cdte Mdio-
&ort p2(nnrfa," menn cS am Gnoc
elmer Srtsbe5cidmlng mlitritt; am
9rginne jcOof oMcrica," o0toroco"
ooer .Moriea." 5mpcilcn aud Nrnc-
rita, 90 beiBt eS 5. .. nGunOin
2marfa" C9erg Seltlono), ougegcn
nMaraifaibo" 0eltlano I'M Wtccr-
buicn) uto .Imeritaidim" GScItluno
Ser @rumnen). Die 9e5eidRlulg lit
ilber Oas gauge iiioumerTfanild)e Set
lano perbreitet uno IN Sen Nonen
BON 2onoi6aiten. StGOtcn, 9oriern,
Bergen unO Sliliien entbaltcn. @ii
Seton ianO, mic or mittbcllt, an e.
mem Nad)mittagr aQein 80 Ocrartige
Stdote ouf ser &arte. - IS lcioet
feineu 3peifel, Dab, ioIls Oicie 9ln-
gaben ridtig iiuO, Seton'S &crmi'
thung mebr Mabrl6einIidfeit filr lid
BOT, ais Die gebrdlthlihe Nbleitrng
BON oem Nomen Nmcrigo &cIpucci
Q451 bis 1879. Der SoridlnM
rad ibm Die neuc @cIt 81 bcncnncll,
ging, mic 5uerlt SuunboIo nadppics,
obne iein gSiiien Don Oen1 0eutld}cn
@uh0rldcr Wortin MolOlccntiiucr
5u St. Sic III Sotbrilgcn aus, Der
1907 inter Dem Namen &placolnDll6
cine 9ei6reibunN Ser Heiien Oc0
Nmerigo 8eipucci, Oem CT na6 oclicn
9rieIen einen &allptontbeil an Den
groBeu gnt0eflngcn 5uidrieb, in
Dem uielgcleIenen @erfe GosGloaro.
pbiae i%ttroouctio II. !. ~. hcrallSgab,
uto iouo alabalo oQacueiuc Nl-
nobnlc. - 0ielc SppotbcIc miro MIN
bini0lih falls @ia Seton rcd)t 0c'
bult.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-07
Gput Gfcifcn.

Sic Ncucrullg zines N0usg)orfcr
@ciitlid,cll, Der onoohtigcn @clncil,oc
iuGbrcnb ocs @ptteSolenIteS BON elmer
iutocn Game nlld) etipas porptelteil
il luliclt, bat ben Geoafteur Der ct.
Coulter .gmerifa" 81 iolgenoer BE
trod)tung iiber pos Sieiien angere9t:
GinIt ourite ir Der yairf"oer purl'
taniiben Eresbpterioncr nld)t eillnlol
sic Or9el crtonen = Tie Sablte, ols
llcberbleiblcl aus popiriider Belt, 5l
1cnt beioniidcn @rellcl = bclitc pfci't
man ben yaib1htigen 3uborern" &c
milier oilerifaniifer @emcinbelt 5ll-
meilen etlpas. 80 ailoe mutatio re-
rum!" @ilt bod oas Yieifen alid) III
nmicrcr 3eit nod oils cine robe arn't-
iibing, Die mobl I'M StuQ, aber nid)t
I'M Souie cine STEELE babe. Wic Der
p0nt cs bel ulieren Goroern ipor,
mogen Die nod)iolgcnDen folflorilti'
id)en MittbeiIungen belueiien:
@enu man i'm Geutihen 5u einem
ingt: sd pfeii' Dir mas" 10 peib Der
Nrgereoete, onb man ibnl niht init
nit ausgeiilf)ter Soflihfeit oege9net
lit. God nid]t MIR in Ben @oUten
poer Dem ausorud, ben man aui oieie
le9t, bribt buS infer G%mpfinben
&ranfenoc, ionoern III Ser Sohc
iclblt. IS boftct Den, TfeiferL i'm &c
gcnios Silul Sirgell, etrpas @iilg1rcS
all. Man piciit i'm Motbinu ciiicnl
Sbier n lucr cS cinem Menid)cn 10
moft, ictt lid iiber Stidlihfeit bin
ipcg. Gurf) Nuspfciicn scigt cin
Yi,blifum cirenl Hebner ober Sd,oll.
ipieler icilt WtiBfaaen nn. Gs lit
i'm Sbeatcr oas 3eiden Der 9erfper.
lung. Ils .Sailsmuiif" lpar uitb iii
oos Yieiien perpont. Ias biirftc oar.
arf 5lriid5nfiibren iein, bab es II,
rriiherer Belt ais ctmas llnbeimlid)es,
ia Shaolides galt. Gurd) Eieifen err
rcgtc ntalt @inb ui,o Stlrm - III
Den Wriiben id)Iagenoc Weitcr. Eir.
ier Nbcr9laiiben bat iid) bel Sec, iliio
9erglelite Biz nnf nniere Gage erbol.
ten. pHiiffige" Menihen eaIten alio
cinit nIs llngliid brinaenbe. Ter Tiis.
0rud bat inI Soufe Der 3cit cine al;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-07

81 beoicncn) Sen Seeleuten mo 81.
itcrn. Cine pfeiicuOe 6rou miro oil
Der &iiite BON Dorfibire BON Dem lee
manniid)en Gbcil Der 9epolfcruug
iebr g%efiirftet." berihtet @enoerion
in ieincm bereit5 ongefiibrten @erfe.
yNus Dor eilligen Sobren cine @artic
oon 6rcunoen iih in Scarborough oui
elm 6obr5ellg begeben mollte. iebte lie
ser Captain ourd) ieinc @eigerung,
elmer Ser 5beilnebmcrinnen 0aS BE,
tretcn oes 9ooteS 81 gcitnttelt, in Or
itounen. vNidt Oieie iungc Game"
QuBertc CT, lid = rOie pfeift."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-07
60 MAIDEN tic Is!
y m q /.

Som " |.
@ar emit elm ,Erobibition Mann,
Ger idnfitc icbr pieI SaI5 lid an,
ENl 6Giicrn lieB CT oicies fommcn
Sem @ieb SIT NllBcll uIo 81 6rom-
men.
lllo filrjIid, III Sen beiBen So9en,
8uro' an DEM 9abnbof Srnd)t Der.
LADEN.
3lun llualiid iieI Elm SAB boil Salj
@crub POM @ogen, @ott erbaIt'a!"
Ger @crrgott bod bot's nitt er-
batter,
@crCd)tigfcit IieB er bier iuoltcll.
GoS SAB 5crplott, uno ipeIh' cIa
@rallS,
Gin 6GBben @hiSfcp fam
bcrol$!
lln0 Oicic3 SOB, 9cllt' 0cntt 0urorL
8cbort Dem vErobibition" Wtonn,
Cas- Sal5 liCB iiir 0nS Slcb CT font
men,
Cen @Gi8feD bod fir i'm, sen 6rom-
men.
Gu modcn'S bic rErobibition".S Gent ,
Snt 8rllnO 0cnontmcn ole bout.
@obr lit eS, woS id) bier er5Gblt,
Scr 9fanlc MIR pont Wnnne icblt.
GySeraS @onner")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-07
Sic Scid)icfnng pun Eoris.
NltS oel Iclo5ugscrimcum1en Oc2
Erinjcu 81. D.. &oGcnlp + {.
Sn9elftngcn.

Iic glltaAnbc ocS picrtcl mo lcB-
ten @an0cS Der GrinlcrumAcu Oc2
ErinScn Strait bon SoDcnIobc. Sn1cIs
iin0en lit criol8t, CNcrlaD Don Is. z.
Mittlcr & Sobn, 9erlin.) Dies Ne
moircnmerf bot lid ourdj oen 0eiid)t-
lidcn Wertb, Ole CriginolitGt umo 0ic
3nocrl1iiigteit ieiner Mittbeilungen.
Ioruie ollrd) Die ilberau9 ipmp1thiIfe
EerionIid)feit icineS GcrinIicrs Don
gniona All cinen mcitcn arciS Don
Sremocn crobcrt. &icr cilligc Der
iutcrciianteItcn Abidnlttc. Die nus
bintcr bic Gouliiicn OcS grobcn, melt-
9cihid)tlitcn Gromos DOR EoriS
bliden loIicn.
Yrin5 81 DenIobc Sber.
cpmmonocur bcS Irttl-
lcricougriffS oui
Earis.
%. Iejennbcr. Miioc uio ldIuirig
bctrnt i) Abenos mein 3innncr. %
Lag Gin Gienittele9ranm an mid. IS
lolltete: ,aoni9 bat Shnen oaS Sber.
commando itber Die Nrtillerie 6eS
AngriifS nlli Naris iibertragen mn
wiih;dIt. Sic 10 balo ais moglid, 5i1
ipreden. gej. albe0ull."
Son Gltbe mar feinc Heoc. Der
Anbriid oes Cages lab mid am bel
Iigcn Gbriittage 1870 81 Eieroe IN
Der Rid)tang pen @unciic nli 0tar'
gctep.
I'd crrcid)tc Grriaiacs cipd i'm
ell llbr Mittaas iiad) cilicm ied)Sitilr.
biacn Nit aiti bic ied}s Ncilcn. 9iC
talte 2iiit. Die mir I'm Die Sbrel
rrelte, fIorte mcilc 8eoanfcuL linb id
batte 3eit gcnug, meinen Elan 81
MAIDEN. Sd ianbte oen Iolitantel'
ilad) ser Communicating. mir Guar.
tier 81 beiorBen, uto rift iiir melil
Heripn nod Der @obnung oes&onl9S
in ser YrGfeftur. lin bnlo 3utrlt-
Snm aonile jt babeit. gnlcpptrte i'd
inter iein Seniter. parirte nit ctlpns
uieI Eicr0egctrnppel. lirb niein Hferl
pon benz Srbormanjreitcr halien nm
itieg Die 1reppe binnr. Sd lab i
%serluntpt ans, Dab ih mid meinel
lelblt id)imte slber ih bate, trpt
iuipoerbolicr @rieie, aiis Berlin feil'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-07
Nic GiniuunSercr.
Mus Dem GngIiidDen oeS Is. 3. . Ter
cd iibcrtro0er.

Wits 0enl Gll9lIldlen 0eS ". =. Ster-
cd iibcrtroQen.
Shnu' bic iprinhcn BORT an Shnr-
Sic iub'n 0Cin Sid)t aus lucitcr Gcrn'
lln0 ibncn niro'S beS @liideS Stern
Sd)icbit Iu niht itrcrB Den &icgcl
Dor.
gSic uli'rc &Gtcr fommcn lie
Wom Rbcinea., Sonoll-, SibcrltrnnO,
lln0 ollo ocS G5aren oiilt'rcm Snn0,
Gorin Die 6rcibcit ltrobltc ME.
Sic fonllnell aus ben Sdmei3er
Wall'n,
Bon bort. 100 bod Die Nlpcl ItCb'n;
No GngIan0'S itol5c Gobncn mcb'n
No grim iid Oebncn Grin'S Nltn.
God lit ibr 9ioden olth 1cbcllgt
Gon idnucrcr glrbcit hortcm Sod
Sp miro Ollrd, lie in 3uflInft 0od).
Gin nelter, %itorter Stnmm cr5eugt.
Sett ibrcr itorfen 2lrn1r 8rnit
Ncnoth'1cn mir in Siio uuo Acit,
Mcnn oieic aroit I'M Std ms l0bt.
&~crioult OnS &orlL Der 6riidltc Snit.
9lllf lpcitcn Nnltmlpollfel0crn iGut
Gie Slodc unbenlBt 5itr Gro,
lln0 miiBiN lic1t bcS Gr5cS @crtb
>Sm reihitcn Son6e Oieier Wclt.
9'rum mciic nid)t Die Sd)onr 5ltriid.
Die berfomWt boiinmngsirob ms
Snno,
Gem Sc0er, Scr Icin @liid bier iono.
Ger trGgt aud bel 81 Gcincm @liid.
Sir 1robcl nlls Der Groc SdnoB
&icl' Sd0bc, mic ell &oni1 nic
Sic nod bclob, olld) bolleu lie
Goa Sd)lcncnncb 10 ltort mo 0rob.
GroberrnQcn itreb' nid)t an
Sn icrncn Sropen 49, bIeibc bier,
ltn0 bnu' Der Wclt eln SrCiqllarticr,
Nu mGdt'9er @eiten, Sung itou.
llno inter bcinl'iher Stcrnc Wloit
Gn bier IN oiciem groBen Snn0,
SOm 8olf 5ur See, bon Stronb i'll
Strallo.
9tod) Nclten 81 crphcrn bait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-07
Ger Mcnidt bic ItGrfitc MaIdjinc.

Ter Serglelh 0e5 llcll6lldcl
9orperS nit ciner Mai6ine lit alt,
nber ieine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9eariIn-
Dung ~itnrnnlt aus lcbter 3eit. Erof.
9tlputer Don Ser &eielp llniuerltt1t
bat III Sic aette oicier 6oridungen
Elm nelles 0lieo cillgefiiat unO 5auor
ouf @rllno red]t merflpiiroigcr> Inter
illdnlngen. Gr mdblte cine Seri1ds-
Eerion, sic ibrc Ohisfelfraft III einem
Npparot, Gbnli6 einem gcpoDnllhcn
3lueirdo, bNpeiicn mnlBte. 0urd) cin
ongei6lollencs MeBinltrlrmcltt fonntc
bic pom Menidcn er5Ctgte Gncr9ic
in ser GSorm zines eleftrildcn Stros
mes 1el1au beltimmt peroen. Der
Haoiobrcr arbcitcte i'm Snnern cinea
aruben bol5crncn @cbGi.lcS, oas CT
p16ren0 Scr gan5en 0nlier OcS Grpc-
rin,cllts, .. +. fir mebrcre Gage, nld)t
u%crlaiien ourite. gacs, mas er an
@lien uno Srinfcn 5i lid) ltabnl, nllra
sc auf'S @enaueIte gemo9cn, mo ais
GrgebniB Der Tcrludjc ltelftc Ero1.
9ltluater Die 9ebauptung alif, ooB Der
Menid cine ncit beilerc Wiald)lltc 'el,
ais cine 2ofomotipc, iltoem or fiir
ENC beitimmtc Menge bon Na6ritng,
be5n. Sei5itoii, ooppclt 10 picl aroft
Derporbringc. Ter NelIf) lit III Die
ier Sinii6t Dem iparianrit arbcitctoet
9(utomobil SIT uergleidell. llebcr-
balipt ioQ feline Scr bis ouf Den belis
tigen Gag %crfunoenen Waidincn, Oh
iie MN nit 0anpi, nit @leftri5itot,
nit 9cn5in o0er ionltpic bctricbcn
miro, scr mcnidliden Mioihinc al
@roBe ser @ncr9ie-G r5eigung gIcid)
iein. Gic lciitungsidbigite aIcr 0o-
idinen maGt nab Nltrpater foum 10
b. $. ser i'm 9rennlt6if entbalten &C.
meienen Gnergie nubbar, Der Vtenldl
! aber 90 b. s.. oGne Die sur GrbaltunA
Ser aorpermdrlne notbtge Gnergte
ntit5ure6nen, 10 bnB Der lnenlhltde
&orper aitd) jeBt nod alS Vtlllter et'
ner tedynilhen Solffonmenbeit be-
tradtet tpcrben fam.
Gorlpurfspoll.- Gem fIci-
ncn oicsd,en iagt sic ainoerirau nab
reno eiacs tSenitters, oaB Scr lIcbc
8ott 5iirnc, neil 2iesd)cn martig &c
meien lei. sls mieoer cin 8cluitter
berniiSicbt, lit Oos aino alleil I'M
| 3intuner. Phi ben Sild ite6t cir
leaer nit ard)ei, mo ais SleSd)en
ebeit elm Stiidd)cn oauon foltet, ers
toni elm iernes Ionnergrolen. Dor
murispoa iieht alein Siesden sum
! Sinnel auf uno iugt: rgber, lleber
8ott, iuesen zines 10 fleinei arilnel.
denS!"
Gin Il I d) c IL. "a Gatcr: ~&soS
lieIt Oh oerun oa, mein Sofn2"
Spbn: sd leIe cine @eld)ld)tc Don
einem Maun uno elmer 8rau, Die lid|
nit chamber perbeirntbeten uno lebr
gliiflid1 siianmcn lcbtcn." &atcr;
rNd TO- cin M1rden!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-07

Sdnu' 0icMprinhcn BORT un Shpr-
Sic iab'n 0cin Sid)t aus mcitcr Gcrn'
lln0 ibrcn lpiro'S oeS @liideS Stern
Sd)icbit iii niht itrcn8 Den &icgcl
nDr
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-05-23
SUBMARINE BELLS

NEW YORK, May %, 1906.An inter
esting experiment with submarine warn
ing bells is shortly to be made from
FIVE lightships off the coasts of Massa-
chusetts, New York and New Jersey.
The bells have been attacked to the Bos-
ton lightship and those at Pollock Rip
shoals, fire Island and Sandy Hook, and
will be put into operation on June / at
noon. They win be rung continuously,
day and night until noon on August 1.
The lighthouse inspectors ask captains
of ships, whether fitted with apparatus
for hearing submarine signals or not, to
note carefully when approaching these
lightships the distance and direction in
which the signals ere first heard, and also
to notice the direction aud force of the
wind aad ccrdsisa Of tbs sea and to col
iect any other DATA that may assist the
inspectors in determining TIE yaiue Of
the signal as an six 10 navsgat;en.
The inspectors have printed number
Of post CARDS, waich vita nos rsaairs
postage for mailing, oonfaiasng series
of questions with spaces for answers,
ard will furnish them sa applicst;on al
their offices at Boston or Tom pSiassiiie,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-05-23
Leo Peterson, Ten Years Old
of 0dgen Avenue, Fails
Victim to Amateur Police
men
PLAYED cops AND THIEVES
DEAD BOY FIGURED IN TIE
FORMER CAPACITY AND, ROC
GA RICCo AND JOHN LONG
NEDER REQ zEAL0UsLY IN
TIC LATTER.

As . result of playing a game of "cops
and thieves" game much INDUCED in
by the boys of this city, Leo Peterson,
ten year sold, of No. 429 Ogden avenue,
is lying dead at his home, having been
dubbed to death-literally speaking-by
two of his little comrades who had been
chosen as cops The two '.cops"
Rocca Ricco, eleven wears old, OF Ogden
avenue, and John Longneder, eleven
years old, were arraigned IN the
Second Criminal Police Court before
Police Justice asInning this morn
ing on charges of manslaughter and
were held for the Juvenile Court this
afternoon. Peterson was one of the
..thieyes." The cops caught him along
with another boy thief In accordance
with the rules of the game the two
thieves offered resistance and the
.'cops" banged each over the head with
sticks used as clubs. The other boy got
a big whack over the head, but young
Peterson got the worst of it. The game
occurred in Ogden avenue Sunday night.
When young Peterson got home he COM
planned to his mother of feeling i'll and
fell in a faint on the floor. DIR. q. Allen
was called in and after examining the
bruises on the boys head announced that
he was in critical condition. Every eff
fort was made to save him, but he died
at 1.30 o'clock this A. NJ.
The game of cops" aad thieves" is a
very popular one among the boys of this
city and while it is rough and tumble
one, no serious accidents resulting from.
it had ever before been recorded. The
procedure of the game is as foflows:-
Amy number of boys get together and
one is selected to close his eyes and
throw his hat at the rest, lined up in
front of him. 1t he calls out '@Fhis is
for cop,'" the boy hit with the hat
lines up on the "cop" side and vice
versa. The .thieves" ars given half a
block start on the cops" The chasing
then begins. The thieves" often hide
in any old place, yards and areaways.
When caught they are supposed to offer
resistance and this is where the fun
comes in. If one is dubbed into submis-
sion he is taken to the nearest .'lock-up,' =
usually ansopen cellar or coal and wood
bin and imprisoned. Strange to say the
boys prefer to line up on the thieves
side, anticipating that they will have the
best of the fun.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-05-23
In a Closely Contested Game
the Skeeters Defeated the
Royals Yesterday
BR0NCOs BEATEN BY SAILORS
THIS TIES THE HOME TEAM
WITH ROCHESTER, - BIsoNs
TOO MUCH FOR THE ORIOLES
AND TORONTO FOR PRovI-
DENoE-CLUBs STANDING.

In a closely contested game yesterday
the Skeetefs defeated the Royals by a
score of 3 to 2. The Broncos were de-
feated by the Sailors and Jersey City
and Rochester are now tied for a posi-
ton in the first division Of the percent
age columns The Skeeters in their fight
with the Royals punched enough hits in
the second inning to score brace Of tai
lies and succeeded in scoring again in
the fourth. The Royals did not score
until the eighth inning when they got a
brace of runs, and things were looking
interesting. Moren pitched for Jersey
City. He was hit freely, the Royals
pounding him for ten hits but up to
the eighth he managed to scatter his safe
ties. The game was saved by the snappy
support of his team mates and poor base
running on the part of the Royals. Moren
welded the willow stick with effect,
whacking out three singles, which had
much to do with the Skeeters' rum
getting. Pappalau was hit seven times
in three innings, but in all the others he
pitched good ball. In the third with
one man out Woods got pass to first.
He advanced on AIoren's Texas Lacquer
and scored ON the same kind of a hit by
Clement Bean went ou. on asfoul, but
Cassidy went to first on pass. Then
Connor had a passed ball and Moren
romped home. landlord went out from
Hartman to Massey. In the fourth in
ming with two men out Hartman threw
Buffers grounder TO the bleachers and
Butler scored.
Montreal's brace of tallies in the eighth
We're made on pass to Joyce, Bannon's
single, Wagner's out and Huelsman's hit
to left. Joyce and, Bannon did the scor-
ing.
The score:-