davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-10-19
Duluth 4 Iron Rance RAILWAY.

Through coach from Duluth arrives at Vir.
giniu 1905 D. m. and leaves for Duluth at
$3.50 p. N.
Trains run to and from Drummond on
Tuesday add Saturday only.
Trains daily except Sunday.
B. NJ. BERGERSON, Agent.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-10-19

P. Sullivan, who will open a new
saloon in his block, receives and
puts up his fixtures this week. He
will open his place today.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-10-19

Supt. Moore, of the Pitt Iron Min
ing Company, looked after the in
terests of his company at Duluth on
Saturday.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-10-19

Haugner & Olson veneer and 9TH
erwise improve their building next
to the Matheson barn. 1t is under
stood the building will shortly be
occupied by saloon.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-10-19

John Horkey, the harness. maker
who at present occupies stand in
the old city hall building, will soon
have a fine Chestnut street location,
having leased the new building be-
ing erected by Louis Halverson, ad-
joining the Coffey Livery on the
east
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-10-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Cucile Sanderson, of
Duluth, returned home Monday at.
ter weeks visit in the city as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mesberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanderson recently
came to this country from Russia.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-10-19

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Tanning re-
turned Wednesday evening from a
months trip through the Canadian
northwest, spending much of the
time as guests of Mr.. Fanning's sis
ter at Radvers, Saskatchewan. They
report delightful trip.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-12

Indian Territory has reached pop.
uIslion of 700, 000, nearly double what
it was in 1900
Capitalists of Cape Guardian and
New Madrid are to hold conference
in regard to building an electric road
between the two places
Mis-. Morris, the woman so brutally
elected from the White House, is re.
ported to be in state of complete
collapse, and her condition i csitical
A fire at Bonuc Jerrn on Monday
resulted in a lo,s of about $4,000 to
the firm Of Linyiln & Cook 4 lot OF
new goods that hal not been opened
were burned. Loss partly covered by
Insurance.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-12
The BIGBGR EIFG
The One Pattern

Wlat n olor;ons fact II j. tho,
there is one lifs That co, ho hall nc ,, ,'n
before tbn ovos of hnr,an;,, -. w >
natterni Thera wsro i;ns tho,
never snake nnkindross tb p ra'a,
uttered mn untrntL. tbo,e ro.a o,.es
thar never Hooked onnbt Ln, Ioro
and purity and LIiss7 thero ,ror,
arms that nevar cIos.d aca;n.,
wrrtchedness nr npritnnoo. ,r",.,
MAS n hosom tb,, nayor ,hr,IJ,l
win sin nor rvar v.cs .ya;,aa w.
mn uuholly inppls.. ,b,rn was -
man free frnu IN undue s.,f .h,o,'
and whose Iigr w,. s,,n, ,nin,,
about Jujpp oo,d flnrn y,s o,'N.
wuo loved mi ,a,rrirl ,,l l,..l.
uI.m uor.. ,ln, Iim..1r o,r ,,I,
p.ya bim>aI, +, die ,,at 't.., ,;,,,',
i've. there VISA, Orn. ,,6, ..n, I'm
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-12
SOUTHEAST NEWS.
W. NJ. RrDOIrII

The Methodist Church at Fredcr-
has "Gct One Club. 4"
The charity Board of Doniphan an
nounces a spelling match.
Domino parties are all the rage
among Charlottesville ladies.
Mrs. Martha Scibcrt died at her
home in Cape Girardeau county on the
22nt ult., aged 50 years
Candidates are already announcing
in Dunklin county. there being ten
who believe in taking time by the
fprelock
The Courier says there is move.
ment on foot in Bloomfield to build
Casino which will be three story
building with lodge room on the
third floor.
b b. Cahoon offered to give Fred
ericktGwn q street through his pasture,
provided the town built fence along
one side of it, and it was defeated by
Il 3 to 2 vote
Down at Morley the young people
recently amused themselves BY seeing
who could write the most slang phrases
in certain length Of time, he winner
to receive Il prize
couple in Pemiscot county, who
had been living as man aud wife for
six years under civil marriage con.
tract, concluded last week to have II
legal ceremony performed,
John Owens shot and killed George
Gam at Nec!yyillc on the 23rd ut
There WINS dispute about a card game
before the shooting was done. Ow.
ems assaulted Ganu with club, when
he was shot
Perry Harrington, fcur.vear- old
boy of near Doniphan, fell into els
tern on the S0Ih ulr. when there was
no one around and was drowned He
was thought by the family to be play
ing in the yard until he was missed,
aud when search was made for him
the body was found in the cistern.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-12
ST. IL. N. & S. RY. TIME CARD

NORTH BOUND PASSENGER TRAINS.
DELAssUS STATION.
NO. 80 ......,...,....T:S5 A. NJ.
22...,........ -. S:32P J., NJ.
SoUrH BoUSD PASSENGER TRAINS.
No. 2l........."....I2:2S =. NJ.
9..............lI;S5 +. NJ.
NORTH BoUSD LOCAL FREIGHT.
No. .............. $50 P. NJ
SoUTH BoUSD Local FREIGHT.
NO i9i...,.......,,,o .55 \, N:
All of the above trains carry passen,
gers. Train No. % at 1888 a. III. puts
passengers into St. Louis at II:4o a. III.
Train No. 80 leaves ST. Louis in connec.
ton with No. 9 at $40 p. III.
$. b. ALLISON, Agent,
DeLassus, Mo.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-12
The Coming Church.

| ne ('IuTrI of iO-nlNrply J.. Ipyp
II is airgino ot opr Jn,r.. :, Is
climbing mn mn N, LigL rh,i,. ~.
om hnrsrs lis yoi,. +. IrnrJ
throu,hour ,hr land nTh. s,r,.,.
of ,Dr riry mr., mn ~, Lo,s o.d
oi,1s uluy.p, I'm fine .,,,,t. tL.r..
u, Pc Io,1; p,tl,..rr,rr,.r,,,i.,...
nI ,lr rbu,.h If IN. twar,,.tE n.,,
riur Tier. M. IN. r,..,n. n,.
rhr elders of ryrr,y five ,n,,.
h,,op. tbrre M. tra Ioo.o,g ona
the steward. lbr r,ustnas and ,I'
teachers and ,L.r. r,. ranr a,l
fl,l What Jolly and YrI.griG.I
official, they urr now IA me sur, .
but fine yeors will ,toodv lLnp,
will harden t,. muscIes ma r,,.,
due dignity 10 look aud gait The
wears will cure those yivaciOus ug
tur.s draw furrows o.ross hoso
~. I''
s"loo'n "ru"s' uhruell those SOL
hands, aud suhdue this youthful
eyper,ence. tbe veors viii h,;nT,
sorrow on thc cbr,oh o5 Le
futurc will he STEADY nnoncb in tLo
futurp. hut now how inb;ionti
Look apaiui To. dov we 500 tbo
nro,nise ri to.morrow AI.ood,.
'ne p"l'"si 'auEnlHS' lrooplnE
multitude or children aud youth
begins to grow silent and reverent
plov il forpot,en for tbo oroo l.,
no,.a,n,t -, -, ~ w., ~. '''' NJ, l"
'''''"' E.'uPe 'hes Eather' lneE
nave not lost their youth. The
sparkle is still in their ewes. but
the restraint of n hole tbou,bt o,,d
~ = LoI,. ,,nnaa, ' ,"o"H ~ t "''"
VI Ho'H PurP"st Is upon thelll,
ana all al once they break forth
Dung men ana maidenS raise
old J ,ncn and" and "hiI Tn N n5a;.s
The Lord of earth and sky;
Him Three in One and One in Three,
hN'o' 10 al eternity
See them sween into yost rro.
cessions hammers oaoat s,re,n,b
iov and hone in tbe;r eteadv treaJ
their voices ognir mol,;ng ;ha roI
kin ,ing with U.nrv AIfordis
hymn.
Forward De our watchword,
steps ana voices Joined;
't Tn, ' a ,o ,%i" Ssh GT,I'e us
Burns the fiery pillar
At our army's head;
Who shall dream of shrinking
ra ~S Uni ,h %p,"'% , Ne" desor
Through the toll and fight;
Jordan flows before us,
zion beams with light
Upshf This vost array of wanna
life stands siiIl and how in bnlT
nrover The warm Amen,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-12
Notice OF Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given, that the under.
signed, administrator OF the estate Of
JOSEPH AuBUOIiON, Deceased
Will make tnal settlement OF his accounts
with said estate as such administrator AT the
next Term OF the Probate Court OF ST. Fran.
coils County, Missouri, 10 be holden at Farm.
lngton, In said county, on the second week
In january, 1906.
n, A. ABDUCTION,
Administrator.
Nov, 10, lQJ5
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-12
Final Settlement.

Notice IS hereby given that the under.
signed, Administrator OF the estate OF
GEORGE ". FOR~liEE, Deceased,
Will make n final settlement of said estate
at the next term OF the Probate Court OF II .
Francois COZ nty, Missouri TO be begun and
held at the CoIrt House In Pennington In
said county, on the second Monday In
January 1900.
l.. NJ. FORsHEE, Admir-.
Nov. 3, 1905
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-12

sages and saints Of the past, ven.
cradle and honored leaders of the
present. rejoice at the marshaling
and the training of the church of
the coming century!-Dr. j. Ii.
Vincent in The Independent.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-12
COURTS.

CpCt,l, IoUEI-C. \. k!llln, Judge -
second Mondays IN DAY, August ana NO
Vembcr,
COUNTY CorHT-First Mondays In fchrua'
~. May August and November
PROBATE CoURT-second Mondays In Jan
sary, April, july and october
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-12
Attorney General Hadlcy is in New
York probing the Standard Oil trust.

Are you interested in a relative or a
friend being cured OF the liquor drug,
or tobacco addiction, Would 1t not
mean much to YOU, Will gladly an
swer all correspondence Gin coniideucc).
The Keely Institute, St. Louis, Mo
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-12
Final Settlement.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the under
signed, Administrator ~ the estate OF
RICHARD MOORE. Deceased
VIII make a final settlement of said estate
AT the next term OF the Probate Court OF 81.
Francois county, Missouri, TO be begun and
held at the Court House Tn Farmlngton,
Missouri, on the second Monday In January,
iWo ALFRED MOORE,
Administrator,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-12
Do You Suffer From Kidney TroubIe2

We guarantee Que bottle of Smiths
Sure Kidney Cure to benefit or cure,
or your druggist will refund your
money Price SOC at Z. NJ. Laak-
mann's.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11
DziWnie sic pleCle.

W Lexington, KY, niejaki
William. Knoll, LEGACY 27 lat,
zareczyi sie>z 21-letnia Marya
Moore. Rodzice - ~.4"szen-
stwo' zezwolili / wesele miaio
sic odbyc krnt W kilka
dni pc zareczynach oiciec
dziewczvnY zosta} zabity, mat
ka vice. zostala wdowa. Ko-
rzystajac z tego, Kroll skie-
rowaf swe uczucia ku matce
j .ozenil sic z MIA, pozosta-
wiajac c6rke ma koszu. PAM
mfoda liczy AZ lata i ma die
siecioro dzieci, = kt6rych mai
starsza jest by}a narzeczona
jej obecnego meza. Nowozeh-
cy wzieli Stub p%otajemnie i
udali sic W podr6z poslubna.
Gdy wr6ca, dzieci zamierzaja
i'm sprawic ME bardzo mile
przyjecie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11
Badz dobrej mysli.

w nledawnym wyk1adzie
DR.. b.. B. Tuteur twierdzi}, re
vbycle dobrej mysll" jest ma
SEEN jedynem zbawieniem, q
powinnlsmy przedeWszyst-
KEN d3tc - TO prey stole,
podczas jedzenia, jezeli chce-
my jesc z apetytem i strawic
pozyw'enle dobrze. katwo tax
movie, ale trudno wykonac
jezell apetytu nlcna, albo je-
zeli czfowlek odraze do wy.
peinienia tego po}ecenia jest
-uzywanle Trinera Amery-5
kahskiego Wilma. Wziasc do
~ pred jedzeniem, a W kr6t-
kim czasje zdziwic sic bedzie
MONA zdrowym apytytem,.
jaki kordya1 ten wyvo1a. A
ia zaWsze ma "a towarzyszy
wesoiosc, dobry humor i "a
%dowolenie Bedzie kazdy W
stanie jesf lie bedzieH chcia} i
nie odczuje zadnej trudnosci.
A to dlatego, re to natural
ne vino lex dale nova siIe
trawienia tax, re do.
magaja sic piracy i ME cze-
kaja ra zachecanie jej do pra-
cy. Wraz 2 temi organami
caly system rozpoczyna pra-
|ce, nova sic krew tworzy
Gale ciafo sic odnawia. Gdzie
ia nova krew dosiegnie, do
m6zgu, serca, do ca1ego ciala.
We wszystkich sfabosciach
organ6W trawienia, srodek
ten jest najpewniejszym. Do
+dostania " aptekach Tub u
;fabrykanta Jos. Triner, 1893
So. Ashland ave-, Chicago,
Ill, 80 Piszcie do mas Pc rade.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11
WeSele be- brutmana

(narzeczonego) odby}o sic
we wtorek.B rutman stawi1 sic
wprawdzie ma wesele juz W
niedziele, lecz gdy "a przy-
szla iona osw adczy}a, 70 ME
dosta}a przyrzeczonyeh pie
niedzy, odechcialo mu sic ze-
'niaczki i odjecha1 Z poWro-
tenn. Pieniadze owe mia1a
narzeczona dostac Cd brata,
,kt6remu takowe pred d}uz
Sym czasem pozyczy}a. Po-
niewaz 6w brat obecnie~ sam
mic ME ma, vice opuszczo.
nej obrudce" mic daG ME
moze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11
Raj 1mu sic udalO.

Pewien zolnierz napif DUO
W oberzy, a re ME mia1 pie
niedzy, zostawi} oberzyscle
swa szable W zastaw, a do
pochwy w}ozy} sable drew.
mana. Ale oberzysta zani6si
klinge do oficera i opowie:-
dial sprawe. Ma drugi dzieh
PREY egzecyrce rozkazuje Off
GER temu zofnierzowi wyciag-
mac i pokaza6 sable, czy ME
zardzewis}a.- Zoinierz zmiar-
kowa} co to znaczy i zawo}a1
z udanem oburzeniem:
- Pan komendant MECH
CO mi wierzyc, re broh czy-
sto trzymam, to Gle prose-
Panic Boze, daj, zeey moja
szabla w drewniana sic "a
mienita = i wyciaga ia 2 po-
chwy.
Officer nasmial sic j daro.
wal mu kare, m6wiac::
Ma drugi rae ME pros
Boga, zeby sable twoja Da
drewniana przemienial, boby6
m6g1 za}owac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11

iGzeladzi, Wsi lezacej " Kr6
lIestWle Polskiem tut przy
granic!y, iona g6rnika Bart
lscha. ~BezWstydna iona utrzY-
myWa}astosune milosny 2
peWnym mioddym niezonraa1tymmi
g6rmlkien. Gly Wr6cila 81
sWym mezem.z Wesela, przy-
stapifa do Wykonania sWej o.
|hydne zbrodni, 2 kt6ra mole
juz sic Cd daWna nosna. Gdy
MAJ znuzony spozyteml ma
Epojami usual twardym snem,
podsunefa pod jego zag16Wek
.patrone ~dynamitoWa j zapali-
Ia ia. skutek byf straszpy.
.G}owa i Geese tu}owia niesz-
czesliwej ofiary rozprysiy sie1
W tysiaczne kawalki. Ma su-
ficie zawisly czastki cia}a
m6zgu. GAy przyby1a kolni-
s.ya sadnWa ma miejsce, dlu-
go sic okrutna iona wypiera-
Ia popefnionej zbrodni, ale
przycisnieta do muru, przyz
nafa sic do wszystkiego.
jake wsp6lwinowajce wska-
za}a swego kochanka, kt6
ry jej mia} tez dostarczyc
oWa patrone' dynamitoWa.
Obydw6ch odstawiono do
wiezi.nia W Bedzinie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11
CIEKAWE RzECZY
~ ~
e
Przyszly kr6l polski.

4 Wanne v Westfalli pisa
do dortmundzkiego ,,Dzien-
nika polskiego":: w kohcu Il
stopada przyby}o dwoch poll
cyant6w do lokalu posiedzehf
,,Soko}a" i oznajmili, re 2
rozkazu prokuratora " Gel
senkirchen zamierzaja IRE
widowac sale. iona oberzysty,
kt6rego W domu ME byte,
tax sic zatwozy}a TENN cd
wiedzinami policyant6w, re
zapomniala ich zapytac czy
do odbycia :ewizyi maja roz-
porzadzenie sadowe. Wpro-
wadzi}a ich vice do sail,
gdzie oczvma. poczeli wodzic
pc wszystkich scianach ! ka-
tach, al jeden z mich zawo-
1a1 urodowany: MAN ich!0
Kogo? yKr6la polskiego!" Ma
scianie wisia]a fotografia ma
czelnika zwiazkowego drncha,
Glady+7a W stroju sokolskim.
Zdejmujac obraz re sclany,
t}omaczyf policyant zonie o.
berzysty, re to jest PREY
SHY kr6l polski!! Poczciwa
niewiasta przelek}a sic sama,
dowiedziawszy> sic 2 ust tax
,,kompletnych", re wisia{ u
niej ma scianie obraz osobl-
stosci, tax wielce ola pahstwa
pruskiego niebezpieczne]. o.
pr6cz fotografii drucha Cha
dysza, zabrall pollcyancl ]e-
szcze diva obrazy, jeden z
Mich p~rzedstawiaiacy, Soko-
la ma koniu, a drugi by1 to
dyplom, uzyskany ma zlocle
Soko16w W W~interswyku. Me
dose ma tenn. w dniu | grud-
MIA odbyiy sic przestuchanla
skarbnika ma sadzie W Gel
senkircheu. Jak. pisma do
nios}y, sprawe te poruczy:ll
Sokoli z Wanne w.ydziofowl
Zwiazku, przesy1ajac odno-
she papiery ma rece prezesa
Zwiazku, pos}a Bernardo
C~hrzanowskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11
Niebezpieczna choragieW

" Hamborn mad Ranem
pollcya rodakom naszym IA
kazata 2 wowarzystwa sw.
Barbary nosic PREY proce-
syach choragiew 2 obrazem
Matki Boskiej Czestochow-
skiej, 2 uzasadnieniem, Re ia
choragiew Wzniecic moze pu-
hiczne niepokoje. Dopiero
teraz sic spostrzezono, re ia
choragiew tax niebezpiec7na..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11
POlOzenie ciala W czasie
Snu.

Zdrowi ludzie powinni pre-
dewszystkiem " .czasie snu
tax leze6, ably glowa " sto-
sunku do ciala ME znajdowa.
Ia sic wyzej mad s do Z cm.
Jesli BOWEN giowa spoczy
wa zbyt Wys ko, W6wczas
bark pochylaja sic naprz6d,
broda wygina sie ku piersi,
ramona kieruia ku Wnetrzu,
a to Wszystko razem Wywolu-
je szkodliWe zWezanie sic
klatki piersioWej, a W nastep-
stWie tegoz slabe oddycha-
ME. Wyzejj zas oznaczone pos
iozenie gloWy dale sWobode
naturalnemu ruclloWi krWi
j ami SERGE AMI pluca ME ma
Wtedy przeszkod v sVycb
czynnoscia b
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11

przyszIo. MIoda kobieta uje-
ia %pomyslna Wr6zba stala sic
Wielce goseinna i obdarzyIal
cygankl jadIem j napoleon.
Wdzieczne pozegnaly sic
z mia goapodynia, ale na
pamiatke zabraly ze soba 5
NIX. " gotoWce q komody, a
2 chleWa try gesj, be tax
zwany Marclna dzien byl bli-
skim, a " tym dniu cyga-
ME lubia pieczeh gesia. Ma
noe " tel wsi juz ME POGO
stall, tylko czmychneli dalej,
gios1c wr6zby, a korzysc
ola siebie samych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11

NAVY pOlskiej.

DonosiliSmy nieda&no, re
niemieccy mieszkancy Wsi
Podg6rz, W powiecie toruh-
skiem, podali do rzadu who
SEX Q zmiane NAVY tel Wsi
ma ,,Amberg". Ale Rad ME
zgodzif Sic pa te NAIVE, tylko
zaproponowa1 nazwac te Wies
,Dybau". Niemieckim miesz.
kahcom wsi ME podobala sic
propozycya rzadu, ponieWaz
Dybau przypomina dawny
polski zamek rycerski Dybo
wo, kt6rego ruiny stoja mad.
Vista. Fozostanie vice tym-
dawna nazWa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11
PLAN JAZDY
PociagoW kolejowyeh
=
& Northwestern.

odiazd poci4g6w
Maj schod.
Chicago morning passenger lex s)..-.... 200 = r
Chicago evening passenger tdaly) .......o;4 20 p m
Chicago passengertex s3-........ " .,.Ia;o1p N
Ma Zachod.
Dakota passenger tdaiiyy .......... -. 6;4s a m
Minnesota passenger lex s)...-.. =. ....-:I; SO P m
Chicago Evening passenger Tex s. ...---- $50 P m
Przybycle poclaggdw.
" Wschodu.
Chicago morning passenger tdaiY) - casa
Minnesota passenger lex S ...:. .....-- 1;3op m
Minis Oak. mail and pass lex 81. .--.6;so P m
Re Zachodn.
Min. & OAK. mail & passenger lex s.. !. II;4o a m
Local passenger lex 81 .......". .. SIS m
Dakota msil and passenger tdaily).s.. .....9,3o p m
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-15
NAVAL RESERVES VICTORS

The Newport Naval Reserves admnis-
tered the first defeat of the season TO the
East Boston evening high school basket
ball team last night at Newport, II TO 10.
The game had long been looked forward
10, the visitors having beaten the Naval
Reserves In East Boston six, weeks ago.
Consequently, 1900 persons gathered 10
see 1t. while 13l rooters came from East
Boston on special train, an interesting
hgure among them being Mrs. Mcclellan.
wife or the chairman Of the Boston Demo-
cratic committee. As the Naval Reserves
led from the start. the East Boston visit
ors spent comparatively quiet evening
The first half ended il TO for tho
reserves, Coroett alone scoring a basket
from the floor FOR East Boston. The East
Boston players began the second half
strong, Corbett scoring a pretty basket
very soon. The reserves, though, made
point for every one East Boston scored,
and at the end OF the half each team
had gained six points.
Corbett played very fast game for
East Boston, though he. missed eight tries
on fouls Harvey was NewporNs star.
The visitors blocked fast and effectively
and proved TO be the only team that has
finished in as good physical condition as
the reserves this season. They were how
ever. no match in passing or In some OF
the other fine points OF the game. The
play was very rough, 15 fouls being
called on East Boston and 10 on Newport.
n. N r. T.. B. T. H. s.
Shea CWaters), r. f...............l b., Brett
Harvey, ]. f....'.,,............. r. b., Burke
McMahon, c............ Crowley
Dunn, r. b......................l.f T., Hogman
Sullivan (Shea). !. b.....r. T., Corbett
Score-Newport n. r. IL. East Boston
f. II. s. 10. Goals from the fioor-Shea.
Harvey 2. Mcmahon 2. Dunn. Corbett 3.
Brett. Goals from fouls-McMaho s. Cor
bett 2 Fouls missed--McMahon s, Waters
2, Corbett S. Referee-O'Neill. Umpire
Mclean. Timer-Costello. Scorer-Briggs
Time-9O- minute halves
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-15
BERTMONT BEATEN

w. III. Snyder's Bertmont, considered by
horse owners the best two-year-old colt
at New orleans, was beaten by Colloauy
at New Orleans, yesterday afternoon in
the fourth race at the fair grounds track
Bertmonts defeat was a great surprise,
for previously he had won four straight
races in gallop and was thought to be
almost invincible.
There were five youngsters in the race
and Bertmont was favorite at to 3. Col
loquy had good support in the betting as
she had shown excellent form. She was
quoted at TO /. Helen Lucus was
close third choice at 10 l.
The race was a battle between Colluquy
and Bertmont All through the home-
stretch they fought for the lead inch by
inch. In the early pace Helen Lucus
showed the way. with Colloquy second
and Beatrice H. third. Bertmont was un-
able 10 get through the field until near
the finish. He then moved up very fast,
but Colloquy won by head
IL rained steadily and the track was
very sloppy. This change in the going en-
abled Gallant. n great mud performer. to
win the opening dash at odds Of 6 TO l.
He made all the running and beat Shen-
andoah by a length
The mile and half race, third on the
program. which was almost conceded TO
Sonoma Belle because OF her fondness for
mud. was won by Merry Pioneer, and
S-to-1 chance. Nine was second. a head
away, and a similar distance I'm front OF
Sonoma Belle that beat Paul a neck for
third money. These four horses dashed
past the winning-post abreast. Robbins,
who rode Sonoma Belle. did not make his
run soon enough or she would have won.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-15

turfmen, Messrs. Hendrie. seagram. Dy-
ment an. Davies, 10 win this race.
Allie jay, 214&, IL Is thought will stand
training and will be pointed for the 2;f5
stakes down the big line. II Is said
Lou McDonafd thinks that Miss AdbelI
Will be a better trotter than the great
Sadie Mae G;o6iD. She will not be raced
Gus Rubin says the most painful blow
n fighter receives is the one he doesn't
see coming. Gus speaks az an expert on
thst %y,p, particular phssee. Of boxing
been discovered In Alexander. La, in a g.
year-old colt by jay McGregor (2:07l.D
out OF Excursios, by Expedition (2:l5%).
He has this early in the season trotted a
Keene Fitzpatrick. the Michigan trainer.
has discovered wonder I'm Nell Patterson
of Detroit high school. Patterson has
jumped II. Ia in. In practice. II is in
Detroit high school athlete that great
trainers uphold their regulations.
previous defeats at Nice. France. Feb. H.
in straight heats defeating Astruc, belle
Kaser, Miss Rachel. etc. His time for
1.S0o metres was 2:34 In each heat. The
value OF the prize is about $1,000.
Secretary Moone OF Charter Oak park
has announced the early closing stakes
for the grand circuit meeting at Hartford
They are the Charter Oak stake. for 2O9
trotters. and the 2:0S and 2:2O PAGERS. The"
last three events are for 5000 each.
Robert c. Hooper known 10 the turf
world as "Mr Chamblet." and George
Lee one OF the stewards OF the Country
Club meeting. will be on hand 10 see the
great English steeplechase the Liverpool
Grand National. which Will take place in
week at Aintree At one time Mr..
Hooper hoped 10 win this famous race
with the Duke of Abercorn.