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The Washington times., 1906-06-13
MACDONALD LEADER
Of CENTRAL s NINE
Crack Athlete Receives Ad-
ditiOnal HOnOrs.
HIS ENDID CAREER
Has Won His &C" in Baseball, Football,
and Track-Western Elects
Michael.

Immediately after the Central -Techni-
cal baseball game last Friday. the Cen
tral players got together and unani-
mcusly elected Angus Macdonald cap
tain OF the team for next year In the
event OF M, not returning in the fall
Frank Evans. who played third base
this season, was chosen as alternate
Macdonald is, perhaps. the host all
round athlete that. has ever attended
Central. In MS second year. he won
his c. in football, baseball, and on the
track, and every year since then he has
repeated the performance. The feature
Of this is the fact that the high school
boy has been a star in every branch Of
sports in which he has participated.
Football Captain Also.
He was the leader Of the gridiron war
riors last year, and II he returns 20
school viii again be given that honor.
This spring. at the annual inter-high
/ school meet. he took three frsts in the
weight events. breaking the record in
the hammer by a big margin He now
holds the hammer and discus honors.
| The latter ne made last year. when he
shattered the mark set by his brother
several years ago.
Western has also gotten busy since
the close OF the baseball season. and
has chosen Michael its crack twfrIer.
as captain Of the 1907 team MichaeI-s
selection was popular and wise one.
as the boy Is well liked by both teach
| ers and pupils His playing al shor.
and On the rubber has been good al
season Michael is the youth who WIS
chosen 10 put EN- out TO the Princetc n
freshmen a few weeks ago. when the
a-.-high team went 20 the Tigers lair
and defeated them in an exciting eleven
inning contest
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Leaves Next Friday.
Credit to Fitzgerald.

Much OF the Improvement is dGe 70
the splendid work Of Fitzgerald. the
freshman stroke, who never rcwed until
last year. and who was only put in al
stroke 4 month ago he has q long
reach. a thrashinE recovery. and q fine
idea Of time
The boat is more evenly balanced now
than at any time this year. the chang
ing Of Rice back to port. and Moran
In place OF Degnan. seems 10 have ac-
complished the desired effect. The men
are in great shape physically. and IL
they do not get sick on the water uD
at POughkccDsie will be in giIt-cdge con-
2itiOn on the day Of the race
Coach Dempsey. feels highly eIared
over the showing made By the crew
yesterday, and the good luck Of George
town in drawing course No. for the
race.
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CITY.
Yesterdays Results.

CAPITAL CITY.
Yesterdays Results
National 4. c.. 9; St. stephens. ].
Columbia A. g., S; ArlingtOns, 6.
No Game Today.
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GEORGETOWN EIGHT
GREATLY IMPROVED
Recent Shifts Produced
Gratifying Results.
SOME AMBITIOUS DREAMS
Coach Dempsey So Much Impressed by
Showing Yesterday That He
Expects Victory.

The Georgetown crew yesterday did
four miles IN the excellent time Of 1915.
The course was from the usual start
ing point, a mile and one half above
Aqueduct bridge TO the Long bridge
Coach Dempsey followed the eight in
his launch. but was unable 70 keep up
with it for the whole distance
Leaves Next Friday.
The finishing touches are now being
put on the crew before IL leaves for
PoUghkeepsie on Friday. Although the
crew has attracted small attention dur
ing the season on account Of its light
ness and youthful appearance, IT has
lately shown such great Improvement
and IS now displaying such good form.
that il promises 10 be a factor in the
big race on June 3
De Guigne. the coxswain who was
taken sick a week ago. is still confined
10. his bed and is now out Of the run
ming. as far as his going 10 Pough-
keepsie Is concerned Landy, who took
his place. has done great work the last
week. and viii most probably be the
man taken 10 steer the course.
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Stanley Robson. OF the St. I>ouis
cluo. on hearing OF the intention TO
stop Sunday ball playing, said II was a
SI-ame 10 cut of the cleanest and best
sport in the world while less attractive
anusements were allowed to go on in
Gotham.
The Washington times., 1906-06-13

The Pacifics won a well-played game
with the PHILIPPINES by to =.
The Washington times., 1906-06-13

The second team of the Washington
Boys Club defeated the Eastern Ath-
letic Club yesterday by to O. The club
will meet the strong Shamrock Athletic
Club, "Wednesday at $50 p m, on the
latters field The lineup and batting.
order
washington Boys Club - Bromley
shortstop; Sellers. secUnd base: Evans
third base; Bromley. left field: Sacks
catcher; Tennett. first base; ConnoIIv'
right field; Keane. center field; Coper-
Ihite. pitcher.
Shamrock Athletic Club-KinR. third
base; Perrell. right field: Ellis. second
base: CounSelman. center field: Browne
short stop; Connors. left field: Brewer
first base: Southey. catcher: O.Brien,
pitcher.
The Washington times., 1906-06-13
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
DEPARTMENTAL.

Yesterdays Results.
Interior, s: Com and Labor. g.
Justice, I: Navy, l.
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:. -. =. PURELY VEGETABIE

The fact that Is purely vegetable preparation containing
OF
est points its during
not only the all purifiers the one medicine
that byt
member OF the family Next Importance the cause of ar
condition
ical treatment. Medicines
ably affecting the bowels
original the has been " -
moved, 1t is left a
weakened condition
5tE 5e1tiy impaired s. S s. enjoys the IF NOT PURELY
on the market that does not contain VEG ETAB E.
eral property in form,
entirely
the body
blood
medicine S. S. S.
rofua Sores and Ulcers Skin Diseases Contagious
all troubles due poisoned
the King of blood purifiers Of
all tonics. TykE SWIFT SPECIFIC s.0 Ars ANTN -
The Washington times., 1906-06-13
Today's Games.

Washington at Chicago
Philadelphia al Detroit
New York at Cleveland
Boston at S.. Louis.
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Manager Donovan is not getting 81. 900
year salary. but he is delivering the
goods just the same
The Washington times., 1906-06-13

Five Brooklyn players have received
a voluntary Increase in salary since the
team began to climb
The Washington times., 1906-06-13

Ralph Glaze is getting the trial which
he wanted so badly some few weeks
ago. and has yet TO make good in any
game
The Washington times., 1906-06-13
Standing of the Clubs.
SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Yesterdays Result.
Fifth, g; Metropolitan, ..
Today's Game.
Calvary VS. Sixth.

Standing of the CiIbs.
The Washington times., 1906-06-13

FRANK Chance is not only a great first
paSeman- among the leaders at the bat
ana a nOtcher among the base runners
but he Is also making a great success
as a manager This certainly ought TO
be enough glory for one man.
The Washington times., 1906-06-13

As long as this is the 18th OF the
month. Washington ought 70 chase the
hoodoo and begin anew. That number
is always lucky for the uulucky.
The Washington times., 1906-06-13

dispatch 10 the Amalgamated Press
says two men are seen every midnight
prowling around the Bunker Hill mon
ument. Must be Jimmy Collins and
fred Tenney pouring out their sorrows
70 each other.-Brooklyn Eagle
The Washington times., 1906-06-13

There We're two shut-outs yesterday,
the other one was the Phillie- -Pittsburg
game, which was taken by the former,
20
The Washington times., 1906-06-13
Standing of the Clubs.

MARQUETTE.
Yesterdays Result.
St Vincent, 8; Immaculate, 6.
TOday's Game.
St Martin VS.. St. Patrick.
C&,-5;-cr of +Lo CI.L
The Washington times., 1906-06-13
SPORTING COMMENT
BASEBALL.

Washington returns home on June p
and opens series with the Athletics.
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-
and opens a series with the Athletics.
Ugh, Not only does Chicago trounce
those terrors Of the diamond by a score
worse than that which the Athletics
smeared on the Nationals in the early
part of the season, but on the day Of
days, when the championship pennant
is raised. the despised tail-enders. the
Erooklyns. administer a 10 shut-out
in the face Of all that's gone before.
the other one was the Phillie-Pittsburg
game, which was taken by the former,
20.
Ralph Glaze is getting the trial which
he wanted so badly some few weeks
ago. and has yet TO make good IN any
game.
As long as this is the 18th OF the
month. Washington ought 70 chase the
hoodoo and begin anew. That number
is always lucky for the uulucky.
A dispatch 10 the Amalgamated Press
says two men are seen every midnight
prowling around the Bunker Hill mon
ument. Must be Jimmy Collins and
! FRED Ienney pouring out their sorrows
to each other.-Brooklyn Eagle
Frank Chance is not only n great first
I baseman, among the leaders at the bar
and a notcher among the base runners
l put ne is also making great success
as manager This certainly ought TO
be enough glory for one man.
Five Brooklyn players have received
a voluntary increase in salary since the
team began to climb
Manager Donovan is not getting So. 900
year. salary. but he is delivering the
goods just the same.
Stanley Robson. OF the St. Louis
stop Sunday ball playing, said II was a
! shame 10 cut off the cleanest and best
sport in the world while less attractiye
| amusements were allowed to go on in
Gotham.
The Eastern teams cleaned up the
card in the American League Monday.
playing in the West In the National
League the games are in the East. and
the New York Giants were the only
Eastern team 10 win Seven travelling
l teams Won Yesterday exactly the re-
verse was done
That lead of p points which Chicago
has over New York in the National
League is a source of much unhoIy joy
! 20 lot Of fans In this town who have
! become nauseated with the fulsome pre-
! dictOns. accounts. bum poetry, and
verbal slush about the Giants
Manager Duffy, Catcher Doom. and
| Third Baseman Santelle. of the Phillies.
have been suspended for starting the
rumpUs which caused Philadelphia to
] forfeit TO Pittsburg last Saturday.
Bradley, the Cleveland third baseman,
/ considered by many the finest fielder of
/ that position In either league. who had a
/ bad streak in batting early in the sea
I son. and was batting after the catcher
therefor, found his batting eve In
WashinCtOn and has been kneping II
, 1906-04-19
Local News

Call at Cody Lumber Co. for wall
paper. ~ ~
First class work on IaI,cs' linen
goods by the Fisher Laundry. SLIT
Smoke the "Coay Special" made by
A. M, Scholtz. It's q hummer.
p. S. Craig OF the government sur
vey, who has been located at Cody for
several months, has changed his bead
quarters to Garland where he will be
engaged for the summer.
Adam Price OF Germania, sold, one
day last week, 1000 bushels tf oats + r
81 81 per 100 pounds, he average was
Al pounds to the bushel. The Big
Horn II. r. grading contractors were
tue purchasers.
, 1906-04-19

'Bishop Funston expects to visitf 'dy
and the Big Horn Ba-in 10 a lew W. *.
He will be lady IL ho'd confirr % ION
for such n shall he prrpar, d. in 'I"iSt
Episcopal church. uf this place. Az
didates vii. prep re themSelN'- by
carefully reading over in the '"r
book. the ratenhi,u foiud } n page 'f6,
also The CONFIRMATION rrrvire, page %.
He also state thHt h" hopes bein"e
long tu put in an ahie an" faithful
e erGlnhiti 10 carey ou the work OF the
t.pis opal ,hurch in Cody and III. Big
Horn Basin, a'd that meanwhil- all
communication may he addr. sStd to
him nj Bishops Hnu--, Boise. | tho.
All Big Horn co'nt,y papers p ease
copy"
, 1906-04-19

Ge ,rg r ,ss Ill, the head push in

&c ,rge II iss Ill, the head push in
Darrah's lumber yard, is getting out
the material for a cnzv $500 cottage.
George is "A kid yet and seems anxious
to locate early and grow up with the
city.
The play Arizona was again present.
ed at Arnold hall Tuesday evening
and was well attended by the citizens
of Cody. The players acquitted then
selves with as much, If not more credit
than at the first performance.
Mr.. Sleeper former representative Of
Big Horn county, has heen exper =
menting with early lambiug in sheds.
and heartily iecon,men $ the system.
when Il is remembered that these ear
ly lambs will bring from seventy five
ct MS to a dollar more than May lambs,
the advantage OF successful; early lamb
ing is considerable.-Sundan ce Mo.i-
tor. -
, 1906-04-19

Try the new Lenniuger Bakery,
three dOp"s east OF the postoffice. 90 II
Mod~rn w ,oaman of America is the
nest 10 cent cigar la town. Ask for It.
BY reason Of new rules just issued
by the General L%ud Office req uiriD :
non-minera' affid wits, all applicants
who desi'e TO apply for leases of >chon
indemnify la DIS must make new fling
and pay the state n fee OF SO for each
100 Or fraction thereof.
The heavy m l~chi1ery which Is be-
ing installed ~ the government dam
could not be taken through the canyon
acc mnt Of the many very short
turns in the road and is therefore be-
ing hauled around by Marquette. This
u haul Of shout sixteen miles.
A special truck weighing $500 pounds
was shipped here for the purpose Of
transporting the m .chiuery fron Cd,
TO the works.
, 1906-04-19
Ready for Business.

The books and other necessities for
the Cody Building & Loan association
have arrived and stock will will b. or
sale at the office of Judge Houx. Res
idents outside the corporate limits will
be allowed to purchase stock in the
association. Buy your stock now and
thereby enable the association to make
a oar in a short time.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION.
Rolf
, 1906-04-19

Sick headaches result from aderange-
M Mt of the stomach and is cured BY
Chrmberlain's Stomsch and Liver
Tablets. Suld by all dealers.
, 1906-04-19
"Billie" Irvine For Governor.

Central and Northern Wyoming will
present at the nex republican state
convention a candidate for governor in
the person of Mr.. William c. Irvine,
present state treasurer. Mr.. Irvine's
residence for about three years past
has been at Sheridan: for thirteen years
he was a resident of Converse county
and previous to which time he lived in
Laramie county. AS a matter of fact he
has been a W~yomingite continuously
for thirty-three years, during all OF
which time he has been active in local
and state politics, prominent in business
circles and with all his interests here
and always a wide awake and energetic
citizen of the community where he
made his home. He was a member OF
the Laramie county delegation-once
in the house and twice in the senate
during his residence in Cheyenne, and
was sent from this county to represent
US in the constitutional convention pre-
ceding our admission as a state. Few
men in the state have as wide acGuaint-
ance and certainly no man can or will
say that the gentleman has ever failed
in any of the things which go to make
up the ideal friend, the safe business
man or praiseworlhy citizen. During
his present regime as state treasurer
he has shown his characteristic in
sistence for fair dealing coupled with
intent to conserve the best interests OF
the state, in all matters coming before
the various boards OF which he is a
member. 1t may be said of him that
he is capable and trustworthy, and that
his host OF war; personal friends in
this county and throughout Wyoming
ara enthusiastic in their belief that u
nominated he will not only be elected
but will prove a good governor from
every possible standpoint.
To date the names of seven or eight
prominent citizens have been mention
ed as possible candidates for this Office
headed of course by the present in
cumbent, Mr.. Brooks, whose capability
and admirable record is admitted by
those who aspire to succeed him.
Among them-else l am no prophet
and we'll to the front of the procession
il not in the lead as they pass under
the wire, will be found BILLY" Irvine
Bill Barlow's Budget,
, 1906-04-19

the wire, VIII De 1Ounu billy lrVlne'
Bill Barlow's Budget,
| When you want a cigar that is an
easy SMOKER try the Modern Woodmen
of America, made in Cody by A. M
S;h5ltz. 10 cent goods.
When last heard from, our townsman
and thorough going real estate nan
Mr.. L. ". Schuman, made a safe land
ing on Long Beach, and was busily at
work constructing a flexible, glass bot
toned boat to be used this summer on
his fishing excursions.
Judge Parmelee and Court Steno-
grapher Tim Kelley were in the city
Saturday enroute to Basin where the
Judge convened court Monday morn
ling. There is an extra heavy docket
to be disposed of this term of court.
Cody was full Of out of own lawyers
and judges last week who were on their
way to Basin to attend court. Among
those who were here from Sheridan
were Jos. L. Stotts, E. e. Enterline, E.
E. Lonabaugh and NJ. B. Camplin.
Commissioner Tom Osborn was in
Cody on Friday and Saturday shaking
hands with everybody. Tom makes US
a jolly good commissioner but just now
he is in a quandary whether TO accept
a denomination for commissioner or run
on the independent ticket for gov.
erpor.
The masquerade ball given at Bar
nett hall Nc; day night was IL very
pleasant affair. There was not Il y, ny
large attendance but everyone present
enjoy ed themselves to the fullest ex
tent. The dance was given for the
purpose of raising funds with WIN Oh to
liou,date the indeb ed ess on MIS-
Browns home, and white the dance
did not bring in enough Tor this pun
pose it was IL little hell.
Excavations are now being made Il r
the foundations of five large two-story
bui dlngs, and we counted fifteen new
cottages, all going up as fast as men
and material ran he had. There 8 ar
dbuLbduC' VI "iihihS oS'bos pup III
congested freight on the main line has
caused II shortage in the supply OF lun.-
Der.
The B. & NJ. had an expert enginee,
here the past week consulting the rec
limation service with Il view to The
cost of Installing an immense eiectrical
plant near the dim site sufficient to
run the railr !, ad train service between
here and Toluca by thu iroliy system.
II is II we'll known fact that there will
h water paw er tn' ugh II at vii go %
tste when the dam is comp q ell to
run every freight n passenger train
in Zig Horn Basin Tor the o { xt Gel :
'ury.
The e ,ster Monday egg social give'
nv the Epworth League OF the M. f..
CHURCH, IL the ZONE OF Mr.. Waa'
was l,rg-ly Al j'y"d. Early in the eve
ning each guest was given n palti
pa M"thsr Goose rhymes were IL
us -ralt, d ard ench Que writing the
acc, N, pan! ing rhy me received a fealh-
,.r in his cap. The egg race and
Other game were II par OF tie eve
ning- entertainments, ut The clio Q of
which refreshments were served ~
sj-line OF egg sandwiches, cands filled
eggs aud delicious coffee.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-08-25
A Clock Run by Man Power.

He was fine old man who had been
TO South America. but who was de
voting his old age 10 acting as the
works Of the clock In the piazza In
Capri. II was lie who rang those many
many bells we heard and puzzled over
Some forty rapid high pitched bells AT
l2:42 seven bells OF deeper tone at
300. and SO on.
Adelaide had asked Archangelo. the
old mans son. TO explain these seeming
Irregularities and had learned that the
bells We're only intended 10 approx
mate the hour: that his father was old
and occasionally forgot and rang too
little or too much: also that he was
but man and that hunger sometimes
came gnawlng at his vitals At say.
Il Las. whereupon he rang for u o'clock
and wandered home To his spaghetti.
His appetite also accounted for occa-
sional delays IN the bell for o'clock.
Suppose Archangelos mother was late
I'm the cooking ~ the midday meal.
could his father return 10 the piazza
without his luncheon? And what does
a quarter OF an hour matter after allf
In Capri II is truly dolce far nlente.--
6cribner's. ,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-21

Miss Elizabeth Black is improving
rapidly.
Fresh country turkeys at lowest cash
prices Bacon's.
James r. Brady has declined TO be a
candidate for Trustee of the Commons.
The New Castle Brownson bowling club
defeated the Rose Hin Club last evening
at Ries' bowling alleys, Several rne
scores we're rolled.
The postofhce will close at 1879 a. m.
Christmas day and open again at 5 %. m.
The Presbyterian Sunday school exer-
cises will be held this evening.
Emmanuel Church was decorated last
evening by members Of the sunday
school
a. V. Lesley George was elected =
member OF tho New Castle Pie Social
CLUB at the meeting last night
Personal.
Miss Florence Case will spend Christ
mas with her sister Mrs. Henry Rob
bin, in Germantown, ia.
Louis Rodman. OF 606 Ciaymont
street, Wilmington, was visiting friends
here yesterday.
/ Pretty Christmas cards. Wilhelme
{ Mrs. White and daughter. Lucy. arc
visiting Frank White in Chester. Pa.
/ J. stokes Goodwin. who has been Wis
/ iting friends IN this city. has returned
to his home IN Wilmington.
Dolls. games, iron and wood toys,
also large and fine line OF reading and
sewing lamrs. chamber sets. sets Of
/ dishes, guaranteed knives, Fazors and
I scissors. Stoops
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-21
t.2 Price SALE IN FURs.

Edith Montgomery; The Lost Reindeer.
an exercise, Hooper Downey Susie
Hutchinson, William Weggenman,
Warren Conaor Martha Harrington.
Marie Cannoni Marion Munson, Lillian
Hufnal Earl Rash, Francis Hatton.
Eva Dyer.
High school pupils will not give en-
tertainmment but a large saw dust
gTab bag full Of presents viii be given
by the students
Stops has the finest line Of Christ
mas goods ever offered IN New Castle,
his prices are low and goods the best.
First Team Won Game.
The Company II first basketball
team defeated the second team las,
evening In a fine game at the Armory
In so and 20 minute halves by the score
Of g. to 30. The Philadelphia Medicals
failed to appear as expected.
Fresh country turkeys at lowest cash
prices. Bacon's.
A grounded wire in the vicinity OF
Rose Hin last evening delayed traffic
ON tho New Castle line for nearly al
hour.
Candies. toys, cigars post cards, posi-
card albums. doll babies, games and
books. Chase.
The NJ. T.. Church will not hold
Christmas services until next Thursday
evening.
An articles engraved free. Bridge
water.
The Woman's Exchange will meet to.
morrow afternoon and bread, cakes ant
pies viii be offered for sale.
[ For Sale--1j00 turkeys. Apply a
| Hsre's Corner Delaware.
l The New Castle basketball team vii
play the West End team i'm Red Men
/ Hall tomorrow night
Don't buy your Christmas turkey
until you see Bacon's
Among the Sick.
Miss Ida White is greatly improved
George A. Maxwell. who has becl
suffering with La Grippe is recovering