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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-21

70 y second, Monet (l6 to . third. Time,
1 20 80.
Third race-four and one half furongs-
Blue Dale % to y first, Mexican Silver
"a to y second, Clements Q3 to 81
third. Time, :54 40.
Fourth race-The Arverne Stakes. six
furlongs-Clark Griffith % to 1O) first,
zienap Is to y second, Jack Dolan GO
to y third. Time, 1:la4-5.
Fifth race--One mle-Nnter Dog e to
y first j. T.. Donohne 30 to u second,
Jane 3Hollyl(30 to y third. Time. 40 as.
b Sixth race-Four furlongs--Scotia Bell
90. to y first Toodles a to 81 second,
Mira 6 to y third. Time. AS As.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-21
BOAT CLUB SEASON.
Fine Weather Brings Out Many
Members of the Virginia Club.

The fine weather is making the MEM
bers Of the Virginia Boat Club grow ac-
tive. They opened up their quarters
on the 9th OF this month, but on account
Of the high water have done little up 10
Inc present moment. The current is get
ting less swift now. and regular rowing
has commenced.
From the present outlook the club OK
meets to make better showing In the
racing line than 1t did last year. Its
schedule, however, has not yet been made
out A club regatta will be held the
latter part Of next month. Us.
Yesterday afternoon new Twenty-Five
foot sail boat was launched. and tho
members are counting on some flno
cruises down the river, Tho craft Is
built on the style Of cat-boat, but Will
have a lib sail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-21
ORIOLES PLAY HERE:
AGAIN THIS AFTERNOON
Fast Team From Baltimore +
Cross Bats With Manager
Shaffer's Aggregation.

Charlie sl1affer wants revenge and re-
venge he promises to get this afternoon
at Broad Street Park when Hugh Jen-
5nings, Of the Baltimore Eastern League,
brings his aggregation back hero for a
return game with the Lawmakers.
.5s When the crowd from the Orloia City
was here on Monday the Lawmakers
went down by the very close score OF
10 TO o, and now 1t Is to be q question
of whether or not the Maryland lads
are to capture both games or no..
The game this afternoon will be
called at 3:45 O'Clock and there will be
a crowd to Ill every seat In the grand
stand and tho bleachers to witness The
entertainment. 1t will be fun to sec
these teams limo up against earA-other.
Shaffer will use some a his best men
and he will have in the box perhaps
some new ones.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-21
DailyCourt r ecord
Law, and Equity.

Judgments entered yesterday: The Teni-
Tor sN,ll John r. Anderson e. Son VS..
r. s. Fuller for s376.
Suits Instituted yesterday. B. D. Kay
VS.. r. c. Tuck for s113G3.
Cases OH trial yesterday: Edward Gal
agher vs.. Richmond Passenger and Pow
er Company, and the receivers thereof;
amount claimed $4,000. for insjurles.
Chancery Court.
Qualifications: Cecilia cottreli, executrix
John Cottrel, $1,000. 44sfl
Hastings Court.
Cases tried Moses Williams alias Elem.
Ing Williams Eight years for bignniy.
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Cumberland Park.
fRv A ssorIated prosso

& NASHVILLE. TENN, Al ril 2O.--Cu,n-
berland Park summaries:
First race-six furlongs
first; Pat Bulger. second: Little Mile
third. Time. / IA 3-5. .s4J
Second race--four and a half furlongs-
Monteimar. first; Prophecies. second; Bill
lytvertreis. third. Time. $50.
first; BelisIhdian second: Thora Lee
third Tine.i1:4s 3-5.3,.
Fourth race-onei milo--sanction, first
Coruscate. second: Innalnnnable third
Tinre. I AZ 2-5.
Fifth race-foura and nGhalf furlongs-
Red Gauntlet first; Warner Grlswold. sec.
ord: James Crawford. third. Time. ~. !.
Sixth race-seven longs-OutWal
slrst: Lady Jocelyn, second /; Kyra. third
Time I. 27 4-5.t#el5 1fitf
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AT $3.50 E. M.

The above property arc, two large and
spa cious brick corner residences: S5t ~ S8
81 No. 2521 is a three-story and basement
brick corner residence. most substantial-.R y
~ constructed, with 16 rooms; commando
Ing extensive Views of the river and sur
rounding country for niles; the lot fronts
SO feet by 157 feet in depth. IN " w
Nos. 2Gol-3 Is an extra large four-story5
brick residence with basement q aboye}the
which would make an admirable boarding
house, or for any pybie Or CHARITABLE
running back $50 feet, and is known as;
the Cowardin house. The house = g, can be So
or as one house. as may be desired. ca
Both Of these houses s9ntain eegans
with very best material and without res
gard o expense; and will be sold ut so
per cent. less than cost Of the property:S
inspection solicited iiH y 35a t &
Terms: One fourth, cash: Z, Y ana 81 $
months: or one-third cash. 4 one. Two and
three years at G per cent. Interest; se-j
cured by deed of trust. !5Gs q iss$sSs
J. THOMPSON BROWN 81 CO.,
5z9tti5 5{-s5a, 7sT 81 ctloneers. SSs4
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Montgomery Park.
7 (By Associated sPress.)

80 -7 '9---7 }5y- AssociatoT8Pf q ~
MEMPHIS. 4 Tenn april so,-Aon' somer Y
l1 Fir,f ranenFour and a'half furonssHel
muth nrst. Blackburn second, Dry Dollar thlra
Time al 81 ,Essr5 -.
1nneeW 1n,p second Optional third. Time. l:S1
Third race-one ln1lle-ceehration first Harry
Scott second Uncle Henry third, Tine ~.
= Fourth race-Sx furlongs-John Smuiski i,rSt.
Duesschland second, Burln!gh third. Time
%l:15A ny ,.LN,.s ave,
na0rn second, Rifleman third. Time. :51h
Sixth race-seven fur'ongs-Lady, Ellison
nrst, King Cole second. ARABIC third I'lne'
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Baltimore, q; Portsmouth, 8,

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
PORTSMOUTH, VA, April o0-In the
most exciting game of the season the Bal
timore Eastern League team defeated
to s. i WAS sal anybodys Battle se Viii, the
odds slightly IN favor OF Portsmouth until
the ninth, when two errors on easy
chances allowed the Orioles to score the
Tor rts,s H. .,,.,..., n aoooooo-s
Baltimore ..,,,..,,.,..,O1 0 002O Oh 9
Batteries: Frenske and O'Helloran; Mul-
len, Ramsey and Hearn.
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kept up her "'nl'hs
streak to-day by making
1t Two straight from the
Redskins. Score 8 to !.
1t was not Roy's fault.
however, that the Indians
lost. The big twirler
played a heavy game
throughout and although
touched up for a total OF
eleven hits, he kept them
we'll scattered. except III
the second inning.
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RIBBONS FOR OK1E.
Takes First Prize in Class +
t5 Road Hacks at Boston. 1r.4

BOSTON, MASS. April OF. w.
Okic, OF Marshall, Va, got more awards
to-day at the Boston Horse Show In the
class for saddle tandems. With the owner
showing he received second prize for
the chess.lt mare "Sweet-Wine" and
the chestnut gelding "Jubilant."
Jubilant was ava rded the first prize
in the evening judging OF the class for
road hacks, 6A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-21
.DANV|LLE DUPEs THE
north CAROLINA TEAM
Took the Contract Of the
Yanaghaas and Played Under
a5@a Their Name.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.9

&pANVILLE, VA. April O.-The Danri!le
baseball team returned yesterday iron, Cha ,'e
HILL n c., where the team defeated the Uni
versity OF North Carolina BY q score Of 9to .;
The Danvlle team wss9ueraded - at ,o cn nam
was written up throughout Virginia and North
AS matter OF fact the baitm NOR, IA ss
verslty5 OF North Carolina but turned the
contract over to the Danville team. The play,
ers here left the city with their jackets turned
Inside out, thus concealing the Danvl!!e let.
ers, and the Tar Heels apparently, a1a no.
know that they were p,aying one O 'ie 'ei'''s
Of the Virginia State League.
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S. M. "A, q; Kentucky, /,

especial to The Tlnes-Dlspatoh
sTAUNTON, VA. April ?o,=-The best
was played here this afternoon before a
large crowd between Staunton Military
Academy and University of, Kentucky.
which was Won BY stanton by the score
: Ba ttteres S. M. A.-Krebs and Camp
man; Kentucky-C henault and Crounch.
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j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
AuCttOneers. I

= VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE,
In pursuance OF the decree OF the Corporation
Court OF Fredericksburg. Va In the nhancery
suit OF Hunter and others vs.; Hnnter,, an nmn
signed special commissioners Will. on Tuf'S-
DAY MAY s. 1906, at II O'clock NJ, Offer as
public auction the following real estate, IN tha
city Of Richmond w. belonging 70 me es'asa
First, That valuable lot on Main street N
said city, now occupied By Henlns ana NucKolss
as general agricultural implement store. known
as Nos. 1895 and l4ss East Main street The
half stories with large Easements ALSO stapie q
In the rear I .fag 20
second. a story brick house, and lot on
nroperty known as No. 1852 East Main Street..
Occupied as n store and dwelling by Dickson
Bostanan .5f5 }iS IN = . ~ ~, (, ,sI
Third, Two lots on East Linden. lbemarias
and beverly Streets, of thirty feet front EACH.
The sale OF all this property VIII take Place
In front OF the aforementioned parcel above s
Terms OF sale for the two nrst.nentloned par
cells, one.third ~ cash remainner OF ,na. pnr,,
sale, bearing 8 per cent. interest, secured ny
deed OF trust on the property; or all cash, AZ
the option of tho purchaser. s, AZ
Terms OF sale OF the third parcel OF real es'
tate, all cash. . !. :, ss3t3
- ST. GEORGE r, ,FLT IT. lIG
Special commissioners, Fredsrisksbnrg, e VA,
In tho Clerk office OF the Corporation CourSs
OF the city OF Fredericksburg
George L. Hunter ct as,,,,..,.....,'f
against
Mrs, Sarah Hunter, ct ais,..,,.. pelsnaaht1s. g..
certify that the bond required Of The Ipeaisi
commissioners by the dseree rendered IN kala /
cause on the 18th day OF March, late. has boenI
duly SVEN ~ ~. I
ye ma ena .h nay asy s % Apr ess e
S's'A' AZ RysYATES. slofk, IN
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susong was a puzzle to the Redskins.
He allowed but four hits and passed only
one to first The support he received was
almost perfect.
The Indians made their only run In the
opening inning. Roy secured nice hit
to leftheld, was sacrificed to second BY
Ybungdeer and counted on Fosters
single.
Virginia tied the score in the seconl,
after successive hits by Hoff, Rice and
LAWYER Hof took a desperate chance
and tailed when Hendricks dropped
Baird's throw to third. the ball rolling
but few feet from the base.
Walker opened the seventh with a
clean single, raced around to third on
Whitecrow's error and tailed on Dali
TOMS long Fly to Youngdeer. Another run
was added in the eighth Hor led Oft
with his second hit. was forced at sec
ond Rice, however, went to third on
Pappan's wild throw In attempting to
complete double play and counted on
Susongs hit to leftfield. .lfaai
Walker made a spectacular running
catch Of Hendricks fly back OF second,
Score by Innings. r. H, p.
Virginia OIL 000o110 -a II I
Indians ....4 ..,11 1000 0ooN-1 s
Batteries: Virginia-susong and Chan
dler: Indians-Roy and Baird.
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The owner. leaving for Europe, author
ICES the immediate sale Of these SEVEN
Beautiful Elevated Lots on the thslinei
Grace Street, between Addison and near
Cedar Street, on which the magnificent
Davis Monument is now being erected.
Six lots front each osx15o to a 20-foot
alley, and one lot % feet 5 inches. q
Terms: One-fourth cash; balance !, 2
and 8 years, 8 per cent interest, secured
BY trust deed.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
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Woodbury., 3; Kentucky, ?.

Especial to The Times, Dlsganhl 80,
defeated University Of Kentucky in an exei,,
Ing ten-innins game Woodberry made three ;e
runs. Ave hits. three errors; Kentucky mace
two runs three hits. Ave errors,
The University boys said that the PLAYING
OF Woodberry's lnfeld was the best they haa
seen this season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-21
SPOR S;
Sunday Sporting Section.

The sporting section The Times Dispatch Sunday will
be Of standard superior to that established during ne
past weeks Full and accurate reports Of events in the
srorting world along with special articles and numerous Illus
traons will make this feature Of the Sunday paper one OF the
best Attention largely centeed in the Olympic games
at Athens which begin An advance article OF this
notable event with large picture Of the Stadium in which the
will held will add greatly to the interest Of the sport
ing section.
During the summer Of the sporting news Of IhG
Times will be reports Of the amateur league baseball
games All regularly organized invited send
norts Of their games to sporting editor Of this paper
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-21
Trinity, 8; St. Johns, I.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
DURHAM. n. c., April N,-TrInity Col
lege was this afternoon defeated by S..
Johns University BY the score of 8 to 1.
This makes the second time that Trinity
has been defeated by St. Joints. the
games heing close and hard fought from
start to finish.
Score by innings. r.
Trinity ,...,..,,......,..,. / 0 90 0 0 OIL
St. Johns .....,,.i..,..,. o0o2OO0l 0--3
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Prominent Democrats Here.

cItv'last night were Judge Timothy Rlyes
81 Prince George; Congressman 4. &
SouthaH, OF Amelia; Senator George =
Keezell, OF Rockingham, and Hon, w. 3
Barksdale, of Halifax.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-21
REDSKINS BEAT
TWO sTRA|GATs
Virginia Wins the Second Game
BY Score Of Three to
One.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, April 20
Despite the fact that the Carlisle Indians oltln
ran in their best twirlcr. Roy. whom the
professional leaguers are after, Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-21

Especial TO The Times-pispatch.)
NEW YORK, April 2o,--Waldorf--R. H.
Lindsey w. NJ, Hoblston; Westminster
w, Stanton; Murray, HIP, Leayltt; I'M
perial--F. c. Guenther; Metropolltan--S
w, Mcnamara; Grand-G, ", Poe, L. T,
Powell and wife; Herald Square-R. G..
Thornton; Broadway Central ~ A. M
Tomlinson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-21

First race-six
furlongs-.1'lo Q t 8
Nook % to 2o)
first, Edict 40 to
first, Edict go to y
second, Mary Nor
rs az to y third.
Time. 1:H. ,q3
Second race-fve
.furlongs = l. q d y
Amelia % to 20)
] first, Fireball az
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Southern League,

At Mont gomery--Mo Montgomery, s.; Atlanta, 3.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s. Nashville 8 10
At little Nock-Iittle Rock shrevepnrt--Rain
~ New OrleAns--NeW Orleans, 8; Memphis, y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-21
Senate Bills Passed.
nv AssocIated Ioresso3

----1 Iby IfsSUCTHttu 1TTtss'1
F WASHINGTON. April 90-The Senate
to-day passed n bill authorizing public
buildings at Washington, N. c., at q
cost OF 100000, and a bill relating to tho
movement Of vessels in Hampton Roads,
w.. and adjacent waters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-21
\ TOtAIS ...-..'.''. -.''''.1t = ~ " :
RICHMOND COLLEGE,.

summary-stolen bases, Dartnger, Bow
en- 8. Lanham, Talnan, Tuck 2. Martin
and Gardner Three base hits Wilson.
Sacrifice hits. Bowen, Lanham and Handy.
Two hits of Laval in FIVE innings and
two off Reiss In five innings. Struck out,
by Laval 8. by Reiss s. Base on balls.
of Laval 2 (Talman q, off Reiss 2 (Handy
and Smith,. Hit by pitched ball, Card
ner. Passed balls, Lanham 2, Time of
game, 1;45, Umpire, Mr.. Carter,
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Totals .,....,,..,...4o
Ashland.

Ashland ..,,.,,,s.,,,,..,, % 0 0 05 o 0 o. 5
summary--Two base hits, Titman, Sharp,
Betscher, shahfer. Three base hits, Rose,
Stolen bases, Cuddy Betscher Gross g,
Jordan. Double plays. Tltman to SHAFT
fer (unassisted). Bases on balls, off
Leake I, 2, off Rlddlemoser 8. Hit by
pitched ball, Hicks Struck out. by shet-
Ter g. by Riddemoser !, by Eckstone 8.
by I.eake 4. Time Of game, one hour and
Iorty-six minutes, Umpires, Linefore and
Duke. Attendance, 900.
Phillips hit by batted ball,
"Betscher fouled third bunt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-21
.ARvENE STAKE
WON by GRIFFITH.
Iour Favorites and Two Long
Shots Divide Money at
Aqucduct.
SECOND For :' LADY AMELIA
Scotia Bell Captures Sixth Race
and Fifth Goes to
Water Dog.
SECOND FOR LADY AMELIA
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, April 2o.--royr favorites
and two long shots divided the money
at Aqneduct to-day. The summary is as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-21
South Atlantic League.

At vllle-.1acksonvl 3; Macon,
Al Acknowledgements, 7; Savannah, s..
At Columbia-Columbia o., Charleston, q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-21
Other Baseball.
Richmonders in New York,

At Macon, Ga. Mercer 4. Clemson Q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-21

An error by Swift at third, two-base
swat by Titman. single by Cuddy ana
two sacker from Sharps willow brought
two runs over for the Lawmakers In the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-21
Results of Big League Games.
LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.

Philadelphia, II; New York, 3.
3 Washing ton. 10: Boston, 4.
Chicago, 6: Detroit. ].
Where They Play To-day.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-08

a hit last night A roly poly lad dash
ing into the Air Dome while Norton
was on the stage took one glance at the
entertainer in his tuxedo attire and
cried: Come on, quick, Red, this is
swell" And the two scampered for
seats. The audience held the same
opinion, but not because of the monolo-
gist's appearance. He made good
with it with his songs and stories. A
new sleepy song, with which he in
troduced his turn, has more melody
than the several others of its kind which
are going the rounds
Among the feats which make the
acrobatic act of Cole & Cole distinctive
are Mrs Cole standing on Mr. Coles
head while he takes q reclining position
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-08

The course Of study II the elenent-
ary. schools is largely determined by
the state law. which specifies the sub
jec5s which shah be taught and by the
adoption Of text BOOKS 1y the state
text book commission Some Improve
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-08
PLAN FOR A FLAT RATE.
How to Get Out of the Water
Middle.


The esta blishment of an t'outside"
rate and separate connection from the
house for the lawn service is the sug-
gestion which Judge c. E Foote
makes to the board Of waterworks
commissioners in the agitation for
more equable rates for sprinkling
lawns The meter rates for the house
are high they are probably too high
but we have no fight on that. We be-
iieve that the rates will reduced very
soon, Just as soon as the city is COW
cred with these mains. and that won't
be long, but the meter rates for
sprinkIing are beyond all reason. They
are prohibitive. A man can't sprinkle
his lawn. It's impossible.
ct would like to see some rate put
in that w~n't cripple the water
", lis. Let them put in an
outside rate fat rate. Zap
the main at a different place and let
the houses remain on a meter basis.
@Some inducement has got to be
given to a man to make him water his
lawn. When you charge too much
people prefer to let their grass die
out
1.-THE trouble is that some people
have nat rate and they let their
water run, throw the water over the
street, and let it run all night and we
on the meters have to pay for it.
Have a meter for the house, tap the
main at another point and put In a
hydrant for the park giving a fiat rate
for sprinkling lawns
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-08

and arises from it; two or three verv
difficult stunts on the Roman rings ana
the like. Their turn was well received
Camille Burton added a new song last
night entitled Making Eyes BUT fha
Burton sisters rely more on their dane
ing to win favor than their vocal sf
forts. They do a variety of buck and
wing dancing that makes the audience
pay attention.
The most elaborate moving picture
that has been shown. .ssrhe r.5irr-e,
Sweep" employs half a hundred chas-
aeters in one Of its scenes. Perform
ances will be given every night this
week at 8 and 9 O'Clock. A new hin
opens Sunday night.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-08
DmaOORATs N MARSHALL
They WIN Hold Their County Conven-
don ON September IA.

ALaFYsv1lle. Kan, Aug S.@The
DsmOcEat1c central committee of Mar
shall county has fixed September IA
the Date of holding the county con-
Eendon, at which time Harris and
OveFmyeE via be present and make
speechez- The Democrats say this viii
he ons Of the largest political rallies
BTsr held IN Marshall county.
The committee selected delegates to
the Fifth district Congressional conven-
tfOn- TO be held IN COucor1ia. August
%, as follows. Andrew Shearer, Stew
art Vgohlford, Richard Cosgrove, w
w. Redmond, Ed Dclan. George Hoe
Fath, DR. c. w Bradenburg, James
Hughes Fred Barrett, J. w Smith, J.
D. Flaunery and J. c. Lewis.
The congressional timber most talk
I'd OF In Marshall county to lead the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-08

A large crowd turned out for the show
at the Air Dome last night and saw
performances as pleasing as anything
given here in the vaudeville line. The
show was fast and snappy- There was
no tagging and every act left the stage
with the audience applauding IN an en-
deavor to secure an encore.
Ned Norton made the largest kind Of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-08

he
OF a has
breadth ample fuIness emitting
MOI
n a viii long shirt sleeves
and fashioned
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-08

Uncle Jin-Yais. chile. reckon Use bin
around most everywhar
Little Rastus-Has yo evan been in
heaben, Uncle Jim?
Uncle Jin-Yais. chile; twice: de day I
got married and de day Ala done
come out.=Puck.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-08

Democrats in the fight against Con
gresham Calderhead is W w. Red
mond of Marysville, and Andrew
Shearer of Frankfort. The former is
an attorney, and the latter a farmer
Congressman Calderhead is at home
here, and is looking very we'll He has
already made several dates for ad-
dresses, and is daily in receipt of in
vitations to make speeches in all parts
Of the state 1t is generally believed
here that in the next ten days or two
weeks he will announce his candidacy
for the United States senate. He has
not had any trouble with his appoint
ments, and the candidacy of Bristow
doesn't worry him in the least His
mail is large and in many cases the
writer's urge him to be a candidate for
the senate