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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-17
Solicitors and Statesmen.

WANTED TRAVELLING SALESMAN
the concern. which l represent. de-
sires a few first-class travelling men to
sell on cOmmss on the best PROPOSE
ton OF its kind in God Southern terri
tory. l viii be at Murphy's Hotel.
Room %. on Saturday; / can show good
statesmen how they can clear from two
70 three thousand dollars per year.
w. RAY TALBOT. Sales Manager for
The Seneca Chemical and Stock Food
Company. q
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Big Profitable Quick Results From Times Dispatch WantAds

THE RATE for Classified
Want Advertising Is I cent per
word, Net Cash in ADVANCE,
with a minimum cost of 10 cents
for each insertion. The same
rate applies TO deaths. marriages.
obituaries and al other classified
notices. No display type allowed
in the classified columns.
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Sealed Proposals.

DE ot Quarter
ington. D. @. October %. 1906. Sealed
proposals. in triplcate. viii be received
at this office until o'clock p. NJ Mon
day. November 49, 1905 and then pub
Ncly opened for constructing stone walls
at the Richmond. Va. National Cemetery.
in accordance with plans and specif ca
tons therefor. which can be seen at this
office and at the office Of the National
Cemetery. Richmond Va The United
states reserves the right TO reject any or
all proposals or any part thereof En-
Velopes containing proposals should p
marked proposals for Stone Wall
Richmond National Cemetery" and ad
dressed 20 Capt. H. L. Pettus. Quarter.
master. L. s. Army. Washington. ID. Q
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q Times-Dispatch Want Advertising
will turn into money such things as
you can part with-carnage, silver
service, fur, watch, diamond, auto
mobile, real estate, equity bond, laces,
cut glass, rugs, etc. Cost cent word
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Meetings.

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company.
Onice OF the Secretary.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the regular Annual Meeting OF Stock
holders OF the Atlantic Coast Line rail-
road Company will be held at the onice
Of the company. In the city OF Rich
mond. Va. on TUESDAY the 20tn day
q November. A D. 1905. at u o'clock A.
NJ The transfer books of the company
will close Wednesday, November TN.
1896, at o'clock +. NJ. and VIII be re-
9SdIoeened on Wednesday; November Ist,
II. /. BORDEN. Secretary.
November 80. 1896.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Richmond Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac and Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Connection Company will be
held az It's office IN the city OF Rich
mOnd. Va. on Monday. the 18th OF No
vember, AT 10 O'Clock A n.
Transfer books win be closed from
NOvember lfth to November 18th 1906
W d DUKE. Secretary.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Richmond. fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company will be held
at its Office n the city Of Richmond
w o~ NfHNDaY -. 18Th DIV of No,
vember. lss. az II o'clock A. NJ.
Transfer books Will be closed from
No,e 'r- fth 10 November 18th. 1906,
D. x. KELLOGG.
Assistant Secretary.
The Atlantic Land aid
Improvement Company.
Onice Of the 6. crefarV
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the regular annual meeting ~ Sfock-
holders Of the Atlantic Land ana I'm
provemeut Company will be held ~ the
once of the Company. IN the cifv ~
tIcnmond. Va. on TUESDAY the 2fh
DAY OF Soyember. A. D. 1906 az ie.s0
o'clock T. "
n T. BORDEN. Secretary.
November %. 1906.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual meeting Of the stockholders ~
the Potomac Railroad Company viii be
pOnd. Va. On Monday. the 10Th DIV ~
November at 10 o'clock a. ~
The transfer books will De rloued
from November 14th 20 November I9th
1906 both inclusive.
w. - DDkE. Secretary.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting Of the sf0ckh0idors
Of the arhinRton-BOutherr Railv,av
Company win be held at tie Office fr the
city of Richmond Va, on MONDAY
the isfh day Of November. 1906. al l2
Trans'.r books VIII be closed from
Fore~ e- iffh 20 NOvember 18TH. 1903.
both Inclusive
D. x. KELLOGG
Assistant Secretary.
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situation Wanted Female.

LADY WISHES To SECURE 4 POSI-
ton for a competent white woman as an
infants nurse; has been employed six
years ar present place. Apply between
j. and o'clock at No. $50 West Frank
lin Street
WANTED-BY a YOUNG LADY: PO-
siuon as stenOgrapher. typewriter, or
any other office work. Address D. 126.
care this office.
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MILLINERY.

$50 EXCLUSIVE PATTERN HATS JUST
arrived from New York. beautifully
trimmed. See these hats and get or
prices one counter Untrlmmed Hats.
Including felts. etc. your choice &c
Everything else at our usual money-sav-
ing prices Mrs. CHAMLEE. 3l6 and sls
East Broad
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Real Estate For Rent.
Wanted

WANTED. A PAIR OF DRIVING
horses not older than six or Younger
than. i've. color black. brown or bay:
Virginia bred and sound in every vvav.
broken 70 double and single harness
also saddle. kind. gentle and prornnt
drivers. that on good roads can make
ten miles per hour. not afraid oe cleo
tric or steam cars. nor autos. the nair
10 weigh not under POO or over . e00
pounds When replying. give full par
ticulars. price z o. b. station Addres,
MANAGER, Curtis Neck Farm, Cot
man. Va.
a PRACTICAL FARMER AT MASONIC
Home farm near Richmond For in
formation ana terms apply TO John
rs RICHARDSON. Chairman Grounds
Committee, STATE Capitol. Richmond.
WANTED NON-REsIDENT CLIENT
wants 70 buy established saloon bust
ness, central location preferred
GARDINER AID LIGHTFOOT At
torueys. Eleventh and Bank Streets.
WANTED-KID GLOVES CLEANED
daily by skilled worlzmen: tUenty-si,
wears experience. Mrs A J. PYLE.
3lJ North Fifth
wANTED-YOU TO KNOW THAT YOY,
can get shoes. shoes shoes, and shoes
At SPENCE'S. Ninth Street (Opposite
Rueger's)
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state ~ Ni-~i0ia civ ~ Pichr7orG-
7. J. W. Sinton cashier do zo1er,n,v
swear that tho above 20 true state
me0t ~ the fuaucial condition % the
civ Bank ~ Piohm0nd 1oca+ed AZ Rich
-nond m the state Of virginia - fha
close ~ hi'einess on the 19th dav ~
edge and BELIEF
J. ". sTNTON. Cashier.
Correct-Atfeef-
= y ADDTCON
JAMES " ANvr,r~g, cox
WILLIAM IT PArNrrP
Directors
. ~"rsrn - and e7hec-fhed before me
thiq 18th dow ~ N-~,v-o-,ha~ TaOc
" w w AZ =, notary pr,bric
NV comm eeion evnf~os or dav 81 pob
rrawv 1Qno
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SHOE REPAIRING.

7bC HALF-sOL MEMS SHOES la
dies soc. children. 4Oc. every pair
sewed: no squeak. no nails. no pegs:
SHOE FACTORY. 7ls r Main Street
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Business Opportunities.

EVERY ONE KNOWS We HAVE T,I5F
largest and best stock % trunks ara
bags IN the city We also have bovss
and gents shoes SPENCE's Ninth
Street ''''
WANTED. GOOD. HONEST pAVTa-rsP
with Eve hundred dollars. Will t,uarsaN
Zee 5000 weekly. No. trlders Addrees
N BALLARD. Hotel Shirley, Pc
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Notice.

SPECIAL AND PATENTED AfACTyrN-
cry built Why not have your IDEAS de-
NeloDed, manufactured and marketed
Liberal proposition. Will save you
money. 9. 3. FORD CO.. Trigg Ship
yard. Phone 1923
KIDNEY TROUBLE CURED EASILY
while you drink COMO LITHIA Wa
TER. served az your home by the Conn
man at the same price other drink
ing waters. Just phone 2905.
SAMPLE COPIES OF THE SOUTHERN
Magazine mailed 70 any address FOR ten
cents IN stamps. THE SOUTHERN
MAGAZINE. Richmond. Va
LIVE AND LET Us DYE FOR YOU:
skilled workrnen: established 1881 Mrs
A. J. PYLE. NO. 80 North Fifth
BOYS SHOES THAT WILL. LAST ANY
boy more than a month. for g. at
SPENCE'S
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Help Wanted-Female.


ANY lNIELLIG ENT PERSON MAY
earn so 10 so monthly at home in spare
time corresponding for newspapers. TO
canLasslng; experience unnecessary.
send for particulars. PRESS SENDl-
CATE. LocNpov: y. Y.
SEVERAL MORE GOOD MAGAZINE
solicitors to secure subscribers I'm all
parts u the state. good pay. Call or
write. THE SOUTHERN MAGAZINE
Ebel Build ng. Richmond. Va.
SALESWOMEN w A y TED GOOD
salaries paid. MILLER & RHOADS.
WANTED. GIRL TO COOK AND DO
Etucrai homework: German preferred.
Apnlv 20o Grove Avenue. Mrs. GARTH
RIGHT
WANTED. LADY TO SEW IN OUR
alteration department. Apply THAI
iihlMER BROS. Fifth and Broad
s. on TO $500 PER WEEK Is PAID TO
YOUNG LADIES WHILE LEARNING
AND A GREAT DEAL MORE IN A
FEW WEEKS. PLEASANT WORK
AT WIfTTLOCK BRANCH AMERT-
CAN CIGAR co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-17

SALE OF VIRGINIA STATE RON-ps
N THE CIRCUIT COURT Or r1Tr
CITY OF RICHMOND NOVEMBER.
Lumsden. David z.
The Traders Insurance Companv ~
chicago. Illinois. ct al
And It appearing to the Court from the
answer an we. Of a w: Hartman. Jr.. Treasurer
cause thai there have beer deposited
with the Treasurer by The Traders In
surence Company OF Chicago. Illinois.
lowing bonds to-vit. '''o ioi-
No. 1904 Richmond City Register
ed four ner cent, due 1921. for. s 2, BOO
No 345, Richmond City Register
Cd four per cent. due 1871 for 10000
No 34O6, Richmond City Register
ed four per cent. due 1925. for. 10000
NO 5'O7. Richmond City Register
ed four per cent. due 1924. for. 10000
No 3i09. Richmond City Register
ed four per cent, due 1926, for. 100 90
No 3fl0. Richmond city Register
ed four per cent, due 1921. for. 1000
Making IN all a total Of ...... s24 go 90
said bonds having been deposited as re-
quired by the law Of the Common wealth
~ Virginia contained In the Virginia
Code or 1904 Section 1Z71c (Acts Of AS
senhly 1ss9-90 p 1863; and II further APP
pearinR that there are claims against the
said Traders Insurance Company OF
chicago, Illinois which are a lien on
said bonds IN the hands OF said Treas
urer, the Court doth further adjudRe.
order. and decree that A. W. Hartman.
Jr. Treasurer Of the Commonwealth OF
virginia. do advertise for bids for the
bonds aforesaid for FIVE % DAYS in some
newspaper published In the City OF Rich
tnond, and submit anv bids received to
the Court for It's approval
by virtue Of the above decree. I win
receive bids for the bonds therein enum-
Grated. aRgreRating the face value OF
twentv-four thousand. nine hundred CSz4
SO0N dollers All bids should be sent in
under seal 20 my once in the state
Library Building. I will open said bids
joOs. at 10 A. NJ. I'm my css.cc and report
them 70 the Circuit Court OF the City OF
Richmond for its approval
A. W II ARMAN JR-.
treasurer OF the State OF virginia
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PHoNooRAPHs.

COMPLETE LINE or EDISON PHO.
noEraphs records and supplies. whole.
sale and retail. G. Is HAYNES. "a
last Main
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-17
Boarding.


BOARD WANTED BY COUPLE WITH
two children in private family. con-
Ntnient 70 pOst-OfiiCe. Address G 12I,
care this office
MISS PITZER lis EAST FRANKLIN
handsomely appointed house. good ser
vice. private baths.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
excellent board at 1902 East Clay.
PERMANENT. TRANSIENT AND Ia
Die bOarders wanted at 5I6 North
Eighth
WANTED-BOARDERS. PERMANENT.
transient and table 1O7 North Seventh
Street Terms reasonable
Rooms Wanted.
NEW YORK GENTLEMAN. VOCAL
teacher. wants suitable large room. or
connecting rooms with bath preferred:
centrally located. on or near Franklin
or Grace. Address Z 100. care this Of
fee.
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LtTHtA WATER.

WHY NOT DRINK THE WATER THAT
Will give you heath when you are a. re-
ty. ~ costs you no more. use COMO
LTTTffA WATER. Delivered fresh
daily Phone 1905
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sMoKINo TOBACCO.

SMOKE AND CHEW "HAUoch,-y
Rlend." n you would wish "a constaot
friend.
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LIABILITIES
Capitsd stock paid in.........S 400 600 m
Surplus fund ...--...--..-.. 100. 600 90
Undivided profts. less amount
paid for interest. expenses
and taxes. .-...-......... 74.4s9 II
Individual depos-
its. subject TO
check ..........S1.117OsO -
= n and certid-
Gates OF deposit ~ 0sn 81
Certified checks. % 0O7 SO
Due to national
banks .......-.. 42.449 Is
Due to state
banks and bank
ers .-....-.... 1o1 $50 10
- !. 33s.147 So
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS t.ef7.s77 20
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GREAT BARGAINS.

SIS % TO Ss5 oo-TO BE POSITTVELY
sold by order OF the Underground Tele-
phone Company, 2head Horses and
20 /. 400 pounds; two pair Young Mules.
500 pair. See MANAGER at Company 8
stable. 4l3 Pearl Street. near Franklin
Street Baltimore, Nd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-17
TRUNKS AND eAos.

WE WANT YOU TO CALL At 708 EAST
Broad Street and convince yourself thai
We have the largest and best line Of
Trunks and Travelling Necessit e. r. the
city; repairing done n. W ROUE-
TREE q BRO. Trunk and Bag Co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-17
For Sale.

FOR SALE. HOTEL BUSINESS IN
town OF two thousand population. near
Norioik; only hotel in the town: one
OF the best locations in Eastern Vir-
MIA; good reason for selling. Address
Room -, Lowenberg Building Norfolk,
NEW WAGONS TO SUIT YOU: ALSO
several Buggies. Phaetons. Laundry and
Grocery W agOns. newly painted and in
good repair; one Carpenters Wagon. al
most new. RICHARDSON BROS. 6i5
Brook Avenue.
THALNfA IS THE NAME OF THE LAT
o 5 9qa s most n DAINTY ny pS WA&E sfq pine 6c
Toilet and Perfumery Druggist. Sixth
and Broad Streets. Open all night.
FOR SALE. FULL LINE CLOSED CAR
riages for winter use. new ana second
s ssna; goods gIS Sort gu9 Ezs,b W. c
PERFECTION OIL HEATERS. GAS
Stoves and Radiators. Self-Feeding
Stoves. Agents for Detroit Jewel Gas
ING co. Is y. Ninth.
FOR SALE. FIVE HEAVY DRAFT
horses and five running thoroughbred
ana Bailey Show VS. Grounds GSise satard iel,i
November 18th.
FOR SALE. A SMALL UP-TO-DATE
Job printing outfit IN good section of
city; good prospects. reason. change OF
occupation Address l. IL, care this OF
nee
MACHINERY REPAIRS AND hE-
newals Including Engines Boilers and
all other kind 81 work that made Pich-
mOnd famous IN the past. Q. r. FORD
CO. Trigg Shipyard. Phone 3O2s.
COLUMBIA CHAINLESs BICYCLE. IN
excellent condition. Call. write or
phone l654-L. 1919 Ivy Street Lee Dis
trict. City.
FOR SALE. DELIVERY. LAUNDRY
and Dayton Wagons. new and second
hand; prices right. ". c. SMITH. 3I4
North Fifth
COMO LITHIA WATER WILL CURE
uric acid gravel: cost same as water
you use every day Phone ZOOS. and
the Como man will call
SPECIAL PRICES on OUR Line
Of pleasure vehicles this week a
few good secondhand ions. A.
MEYERS SONS. 40 s Eighth Street
JUST ARRIVED. TWO CARLOADS or
extra fine Missouri mules az eau
THORN STABLES. 1888 F. FRANKLIN.
DO YOU WEAR SOCKS? IF so BUY
your shoes Z; SPENCE'S. Ninth Street.
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Miscellaneous.

SHUMATE. 800 RAZORs. ARE SOLD
with absolute guarantee 10 give satisfac-
ton. hundreds OF them are now being
used in the city. Sold only by WAC
NER DRUG CO. Sixth and Broad
Streets. Open all night
COMO LITHIA WATER IS A CLEAR
spring water: full OF medicinal proper
ties. pleasant OF taste. and Will put YOU
on the right road TO health Phone
2905.
NEW STOCK OF GENTS SHOES AT
SPENCE'S. Ninth Street
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Flats Wanted.


WANTED. FLAT OR HOUSE WITH
SIX or more rooms. completely FURNISH
ed. IN central location, state terms Ad-
dress + ~. care this office
WANTED A FLAT OF FIVE OR SIX
rooms. six rooms preferred Address I,
i'll. care this office
Real Estate For Rent.
WANTED, A RENTER FOR NY
olacksmirn and wheelright shops at
Vernon HIl. Va. for 1907. best stand IN
county; viii employ for money. or
work on shares. or rent dwelling also:
none hut a sober and Industrious man
va -A---'
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Rooms Wanted.
Rooms For Rent.

Rooms For Rent.
FOR RENT. ONE LARGE AIRY SEC
o00-stor-- room for storage Apply 2n2
North Meadow Street
FOR RENT TWO NICE CONiNU-NI-
eating front rooms. unfurnished. rea-
sonaole- --l3 East Franklin Street
WANTED. OCCUPANTS FOR srCOND
and third-story. front rooms. prfva -
ooardlng house, West Grace. Reply
quick. Box So
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eUcHANAN.a sELecr scnool

PERSONAL INSTRUCTION u.s. rDOY
keeping. Arithmetic. etc yIfIrs<
BUCHANAN, - East Clay.
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AN ~ r4-LIOLNl -nSDN MAY
earn SO 10 50 monthly at home in spare
time corresponding lot newspapers, no
CanNa sslns. Oalerlence unnecessary.
send tOr particulars. PRESS SAND1-
Cal l.. lOch port. X. Y
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SEVERAL RESENTATIVES FOR
circulation department. iu Richmond
and all places South. good pay Call
or write THE SOUTHERN MAGA-
ZINE. Ebel Building. Richmond. Va
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SALE OF VIRGINIA STATE BONDS
N THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE
CITY OF RICHMOND NOVEMBER,
Lumsden. David z.
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1T HARDLY MATTERS WHAT YOUR
occupation ls can almost certainly
te4cl you 90 earn more money, in an
easier way. it you are capable OF WORK
ans for yourself, wit.out boss.
4-AtilEk. ilL Capitol Street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-07-26
FROM THE DOPE BOX

Koll's showing at third yesterday
was decidedly creditable
Lie Jones got ii again yesterday.
Beatings are getting TO be a regular
thing for him.
Decatur has signed Arthur Lower
milk a pitcher now with Arthur, ILL.,,
for a trial next season
The Bloomington dope artist is
booming Roxy Walters for manager of
the Davenport team to succeed Petite
Burg.
After today the Islanders take to the
road to meet all the southern teams
before returning with Springfield,
Aug. 8.
Manager Hill has recalled Lizette
from Marsalltown and he will play in
left till Davis, who has broken finger,
can get back into the game.
All the kids in the community and
some who are old enough to pay full
fare on the street cars, went out to the
ball park this afternoon to see the
game at Os Burners expense.
Knockers are after Neal Rail- at Ce-
dar Rapids. Fault finders in every
town must have something to pull to
pieces. but it seems rather strange that
Ball should be singled out as the vic
tim.
Bloomington has decided to attempt |
TO coax Donovan back into the game.
1t will be recalled that Patsy was sus
pended while the team was here the |
last time for indulging in indiscretions |
in company with Jesse Ruby.
Davenport has let Catcher Spencer
go and Lemon and Nieman will do the
hereafter Harry Stauf- |
fer is managing the finances of the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-07-26
SECOND IN STATE,
Rock Island Ranks Next to Chi
cago in Savings De-
posts.
SHOWN IN AUDITORS REPORT
Lead Peoria, Moline, Springfield, and
Quincy With 1891 ,7s9. 13-Per
Capita Here $143.46.

According to the report of the state
auditor Rock Island ranks second only
to Chicago in the amount of the say.
ngs deposits in the cities in the state.
rhe exceptional prosperity of this city
and the surrounding territory is DEM
)nstrated in a forcible manner by the
igures contained in the quarterly re-
port of the auditor on the condition of
the banks of the state. The item of
savings and interests bearing deposits
shows that Rock Island is even ahead
of Peoria, and that Moline closely fol
lows Peoria.
The combined deposits of Rock Is
land and Moline, $7,17S, 1896, shows
per capital of $143.46 on a basis of So
300 population for the two cities This
is far ahead of any other city in the
state. This condition is a reliable in
lex to the prosperity OF the locality.
md the thrift of the citizens of the two
cities. 81 ~ 49, .SrI
Reported Savings Deposits.
The statement of the auditors re-
port of savings deposits for the princi-
pal cities of the state at the close of
business June 16, follows:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-07-26
LEADERS IN HENRY
COUNTY LEAGUE VICTORS
Bishop Hill Defeats GaIva Largely
Through the Fine Work of
Cromien.

The leaders and taiIenders of :he
Henry County league met at Bishop
Hill yesterday when the team of that
place defeated that of Galva. Cromien
allowed Galva but two hits, while that
aggregation made twice as many err
rors. Cromien's performance was the
best that has been seen in the league
this season. The Rock Island hide
pendents play Bishop Hill at that place
next Sunday. Score of yesterdays
game: r. Fl. f..
Galva ..OOOOO0OOO-O 2 4
Bishop Hill ...OO1110 0*-4 1
Batteries-Cromien and Freed Berg
and Cady
Two base hits-Bishop Hill. ?; Gal
va, /. Three base hit-Bishop Hill. l.
Wild pitch-Cromien, L. Bases on balls
OFF Cromien, q off Berg, !. Struck
out-By Cromien, 10; by Berg. s. Dou-
bic play-Bishop Hill, 1. Attendance
$50. Time 30 Umpire-Wiesler
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-07-26

AT the present time the Rock Island
team is badly handicapped for lack of
pitchers Wilson and Scott, who are
due next, were today both apparently
out of condition, the former having a
sore arm as a result of playing third
Tuesday and Scott has not recovered
from the injury to his hand sustained
in the same game. The management
s discussing sending in AL Swain or
Forney today, and unless the regulars
make a speedy recovery, Anderson. of
the Henry County league, or Swalm's
Younger brother, who is playing in
Iowa. may be called in.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-07-26

Two base hitS-Pierce, Carlisle
Three base hit-Walters. Bases on
balls-Of Syfert, z; off Bittrolff. 8
Struck out-By Lakaff. z; by Syfert, L;
by Bittrolff, 5. Hit by pitcher-Carlisle
Lakaff Time-1:55. Umpire-Hoffer
Dust From the Diamond.
Kohl showed up well on third, where
he is taking Vandine's place temporar.
lily He handled five chances clearly
and beat out hit to Kuhn. 1t had not
been expected that Kohl would be given
a trial before next spring. He has
been playing with Muscatine
Fleming's catch of Swalm's fly was
a difficult piece of work after he had
exercised bad judgment in getting I'M
der it, but when he speared the ball
and stopped the inning with three men
on base he was literally applauded.
Pierce is the easiest worker behind
the bat in the Three-Eye. Though
lacking in ginger, he gets about every
thing that comes his way and he was
there with the willow yesterday.
Lewee is evidently not averse to
keeping in the limelight
II 10 not KNOWN exactly what the pro-
vocation was that led to Manager LIE
wees being put out of the game. but if
his offense was serious enough to merit
this he should have been kept off the
coaching lines as well.
Swacina during the game called I'm
pire Hoffer vile name. He should
have been fined and put off the grounds
for it. In fact, player that INDUCES
in such language on the diamond ought
to be barred from baseball altogether.
Swats should also have been fined
when he threw mis- bat in the air after
being called out on strikes.
Kohl beat out a slow one TO Kuhn
that with less awkward pitcher in the
box than Bittrolff would have been an
out Kuhn himself could have covered
the bag in time, but waited on Bittrolff
ill 100 late
Bunched Hits In First.
Bloomington, ILL.,, July 26.-BIoom
ngton won from Dubuque by punching
hits-a triple and a single-in the first
inning Both pitchers were effective
with men on bases and both teams
fielded fast. The score: