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The Washington herald., 1906-11-25
NInNsiIInn M Chnmninn-

Massillon. Ohio. Nov 2L-The Tigers
again triumphed over the Canton football
team to-day here by the score Of 13 to s in
the annual contest for the professional
of the world. MassiIlon
made two touchdowns ana a safety. failed
at kicking the first goal. and scored the
second Canton made one touchdown and
kicked goal.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-25
Laurel Team want. Come

The Laurel High School football eleven
which has played the Central High School
team. of Washington, and other strong
teams. desires to arrange games with
teams. whose average weight does not ex-
ceed 13o pounds. Half expenses of the vis-
iting team guaranteed. Address, Whyland
Shaffer, manager, Laurel, Md.
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Lineup and summary.

TouchdoWns-Dokc Mackall. Firor o. Byrd ard
Rowland Goals from tGuc,dCwns- -MaCkall 80.
Rtfaree-AIr West. of Syracuse Umpire-NIr. Good
TiCi Of Maryland Athletic Club. Tinekeepers-AIT.
Nahoney. of Maryland Agricultural College and Mr..
Long. Ui Washington college. Head lincsman-Mr
Br0ugbt0n. Maryland Agricultural College. Assist
ant lmcsmcC-NIr. Harper. oe Maryland Agricultural
College. and Mr.. Schior. Of Washington College.
Time Of halves y minutes each.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-25
FENDALL CADETS WIN.
Y. VI. c. A. Juniors Beaten in Fast
Game of Basketball.


Game of Basketball.
The Fendall Cadets defeated the Y. NJ
c. \. jr.. basketball team Friday night
at the Y NJ Y. A. before a large crowd
Score. 1e to 4 The game was free from
fouls. The first half ended with the
score 1 to > IN favor OF the losers. It
was only a try-out for the Cadets. for
they came back strong in the second half
and scored IA points. McHale. Keane.
and Johnson scored for the winners. while
Legge played a fine game for the losers
The FendaIls won by the great pace they
set in the second fifteen minutes of play.
which the y. NJ. c. A team failed 10
keep up with.
The Cadets will meet the Yankee bas-
ket-ban team next week AT Peek's Chapel
Hall. The winners would Ike TO meet
any 110-pound team Of the city. the Blair
School preferred. Address J. 4. Keane.
captain. 2S07 Olive avenue northwest.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-25
NoIan Arrested for EmheznIement.

Cincinnati. Nov. &-Bnly Nolan. mana
ger for Battling Nelson, the pugilist. was
arrested here to-day on a warrant charg-
ing him with embezzlement sworn out bv
Tex Rickard, who promoted the Nelson
Cans night at GOldheld. The trouble grew
out Of the picture privileges of the fight.
Nolan was taken to the police station.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-25

TOuchdown-Maher. Safety-Ho-ton. Referee-Nir
Wefers Of Georgetown. UInpire-Air Le Mat unat-
;ached. Linesmen-NIr. Burke Of Catholic Uni
versity. and Mr.. Brooks. of Catholic University
Timekcepers-Mr Thatcher. Of George Washington
and Mr.. Binklcy. OF Gallaudet. Time uf halrcs-2O
minutes each.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-25
Admission to GrandStand, $500.
Paddock, SOC Extra.
Ladies, Sl.00.

Railroad Special Train leaves Sixth Syet Station
P Two Special Trains returning Immediately after the
last race the DELAYED passengers Fare trip
p cents direct track every 18th
and New York Fare cents.
n. B.-Obectonable characters positively excluded.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-25
YALE, 6; HARVARD, 0.
Old Eli 0utplays Crimson
Throughout Contest.
FORWARD PASS A BIG FACTOR

New Play Makes Possible the Only
Touchdown Made by the winners.
Errors of Judgment Crop Out
Among Cambridge PIayers-T8urr
Punts Accurately and Far.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-25

To1chdovns-Green o.. Folven o. Daniels
Kane. Goals from toucad0wus-H -Hollenhack, Greene
McGinn Tyler. Refcree-Bergen. Princeton I'm
pire-Iinesman-ShcbIe Pennsylvania
The Washington herald., 1906-11-25
Washington Team weakens.
Rowland Blocks Kick.

With the bali on Washington's 2j-yard
line. BOWland broke through the line,
blocked Hitch's kick, recovered the ball
and made the last touchdown of the
game. and NIackan booted the oval over
the crossbar making the final score, 80
To q
The Washington herald., 1906-11-25
The Game Begins.

Yale Won the toss and chose to defend
the north goal. being thus aided a trife
by the wind Burr sent the oval spinning
20 Tad Jones on the Blues 5-yard line
and the game was on. Yale felt out the
Crimson line, but failed to find an open-
ing. and Veeder kicked The punt was
partially blocked. but rolled to the mid
Gle Of the field before a Harvard man
nailed it.
The Crimson made a brilliant get away
on their first chance. Newhali and Lin
coin executed double pass for a gain
of . yards. taking the ball to YaIe's g
yard line. Here the bulldog showed his
teeth and the Crimson dash was checked.
Burr attempted a drop kick goal but the
ball was blocked and Yale man cap
tGred 1t in midfeld. Each side tried a
little line smashing here and Harvard
succeeded in making one first down by
plowing through Yale's center, but in
nearly every instance the 10 yards proved
TOO much, and on the last down a kick
OF a forward pass was in order
After each side had beer. penalized for
holding, Veeder booted the ball across
Harvards S goal line The oval was
brought to the 2-yard line, where Burr
pGnted TO Knox, who returned it to Har-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-27
SUNDAY SCHOOL
WORKERS GATHER
Bic Meeting Held Last Night in
Parish House of Grace Episco-
pa Church.
SEVERAL FINE ADDRESSES
important Session Of Commits
sion at Episcopal Rooms This
Morning.

An important meeting OF the Church
sunday school Institute OF Hcnrico parish
OF the Episcopal Church was held IA
Grace Church parish house Main and
Fousnec Streets. last evening Tho at
Tendance was very large and the interest
great
Every Episcopal suhday-school in the
city ana county was represented. and
most or the clergy. including Bishop
Gibson. attended.
The meeting was presided over bv Nfr
Frank bevcrioge the president OF The in
sttute.
-cv, ional services were conducted by
tho Rev L. A. Arthur
Addresses We're made 10y the Rev c.
otis Mead, OF christ Church. on "A Cen
eral outline OF the Work Of tho Comuis-
SION by tho Rev. T omas SemTncs.
of ST. ANDREWS ON ~Curricula ~-nl
Methods and Administration" hv -
Rev. T g. narst. Of - Marks ON Nils
sious and CORPORATE Efforts and b,- the
Rev r. j. NcBryde. n d.. rector - ~
Georges Church. Frederick burg. on
Teacher Training. These ciergymen dre
members OF the Doc san Suru"y School
Comm. ssion. created 40 ths last council.
here was much general Discussion on
Snnoat-school work. which was both in
t.rostinc and helpful
The meeting was ID fsod hv the Rev
IoNnfl Tyler. oioCessn archdcarOn.
There VIII De- meeting ~ the Sunday
school Commission at tho Episcopal
rooms to-day. at W.-. rr.Hrn business OK
importance will be- =--z------tcd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-27
MR.. LAWRENCE COMING.
Authority on Sunday Schools to
Lecture Here.

One OF the most interesting events 81,
Fhlrch circles this winter will bo rho
Nisit 10 Richmond OF Mr. Marion law
'Aec' ~ Ioledo. d.. general secretary OF
the international sunday school Assooia-
uon- Mr- Lawrence IS considered the hest
authority in the world on Sunday school
work On general BE VIII ne in Richmond
on December nth. 18TH and 18th. and vim
deliver SIX lectures during his stav. under
the joint auspices OF the Union Theoiori-
cat Seminary and tho Observation-Disclosures
sunday school Association OF Richmond
his general subject viii be "Princiries
and Methods Of Modern SUNDAY school
Work"
There viii be- two lectures on cacb
"t the ab0vv-named days those in tro
morning 20 take place IL 10 o'clocL, i'm
lne chapel ~ the Union ThcoIocieal sem
mary. and those of the afternoon To- ba
~ O'Clock ina Grace street Ron.ist
Church
Dir. Lawrence is in great demand &c
a lecturer. and Richmond is fortunate
~ secure him for three days lilo ne
addressed the largest ana most ranro-
sentative gatherings OF Sunday school
"ofkers' both az home and abroad ana
Us thoroughly familiar with the v,orl, i'm
an IT'S phases All those Interested i'm
any way in sunday schools vyfu he w.
Nited 10 attend his lectures. teachers es,,e-
ciaily a run program with a., eubic,t
Tor each lecture VIII ho arranged later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-27
METHODISTS LEAVE.
Retiring Ministers Preach Their
Farewell Sermons.

At the meeting Of tho Methodist min
listers yesterday resolutions were PASSED
expressing the sympathy of the assoc
clation for the Rev O. H. Galloway.
OF tho Denny Street Church Afancbcs'
ter. in the death of his mother.
All the Methodist ministers who vero
transferred from Richmond to other
charges az the recent conference preached
their farewell sermons Sunday. They
are the Rev w A Cooper. OF st. James.
who viii be succeeded by the Rev T. ~
Dadmun. formerly Of Ashland: tho Rev
r. b Scott OF Farmount. who will be
succeeded by the Rov. IT, j. Paylor; tho
Rev. L. y. Betty. OF Park Place. who
viii Doe succeeded by the Rev. A. S.
Colonna; the Rev. w A. Thomas. Of
Laurel Street, who will be succeeded by
the Roy. -. G. c. Butts The newly
appointed Richmond preachers viii prob
ably arrive I'm a few days. and will iii
their respective pulpits next Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-27
REV. Mr.. NJ CHEZ WILL
GO TO WESTERN POST
Announcement Received Of His
Assignment to Church at
Chickasha

rev o. IT, McGhee, recently pastor
90 Asolry Methodist Church. in this
citr. who was transferred to the confer
euDn of the Indian Territory. has been
ASSIGNED To- "a cnUrch i'm Chickasha a
Telegram sent by the presiding elder OF
iHat district. November Goth, conveying
ilis Information. miscarried. causing
some suspense and anxiety on the part
~ Air. McOhoo's friends. as he did not
know rntl yesterday what his location
would he.
tN.kaahu ls town Of about six thou
sand people and the church Co which hc
goes has a membership OF nearly six
hundred.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-27

Robert Wayne. one OF the most sue.
ccssfui Of the new crop OF dramatic stars
VIII appear at tho Academy of Music on
Thanksgiving Day. matinee and night.
ia q presentation Of by Right Of
Sword Russian military drama. that
viii afford the romantic player. an OPP
portunity TO establish himself in the good
graces OF the theatre-gocrs
by Right OF sword is a powerful play.
II deals with the adventures OF an Ameri-
can In Russia. The young adventureF
stumbles into a scrape almost as soon
AS he arrives. and his fever for excite
ment is thoroughly fed. He has a duel
with the champion swOrdsman Of ths
army, and wins the battle and the en-
nifty OF tho vanqulshed. who Immediately
starts in 10 make things unpleasant, but
who is caught I'm his own trap. and the
American comes out with honors and a
bride
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-27
HERE FROM BOSTON.
State Senator and Wife Call on
Mavor Mccarthy.

Among the callers at the Mayors ONCE
yesterday was state SenatOr-elect Ed
ward j. Brombcrg, OF Boston, Mass,
and his wife who was formerly a resi-
dent Of Richmond Mr.. Bromberg wore
a handsome badge indicative Of his Office
as Alderman. and stated that the Mayor
wore a handsome jeweled badge. he
laughingly suggested that the Mayor 60
to Boston and run for Mayor, in order
that he might get one Of these.
The visitors had been sightseeing IN
the city, and left 20 visit the Davis
mansion. Mrs. Bromberg also desired
to secure a miniature Confederate flag
10 carry home with her.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-27
MANY WORKING HARD
FOR RAILWAY Y. M. c. 4.
Movement to Secure Old Market
Site for Building Steadily
Gathering Force.

business mon located all around the
Main street station and further east on
Main street have started "a Well-Organized
movement 10 petition the city Council
80 SOL part of the site 81 the old First
Market 10 the Railroad y. NJ. C. A. to
be used as the building lot Of the hand
some new building which the Y NJ {. a.
is ready 20 put up.
It had been decided to erect the build
Ing ON Franklin street and ShockOo
Creek. but for many reasons this is an
undesirable location The surroundings
would not be in harmony with such "a
building. and the general environment
Is not such as would promote the welfare
OF such an association. II has since come
into the minds Of the business men on
East Main Street that the building should
be erected on that street. and the most
suitable site is that OF the present mar
ket.
When the repair work on the old mar
ket is completed Il Will stu be an eve
sore, and the men who are working TO
have the site sold for the use Of the
y. NJ. @ A. building soy that this struc-
turc would be vast Improvement IL
would very much enhance tho value Of
real estate surrounding the market. and
would still further improve the general
appearance Of that part Of Main street
For tho Y. NJ. G. a. Il would be a great
advantage. as well as To the business
men.
II is proposed. I'm the event that the
Council agrees to the plan. TO have IL
appoint real estate man to act with
one 20 he appointed by the " NJ c. A.,
the two 10 select a third who shall be
commission 10 settle upon the price to
be demanded for the lot
The business men Va have formed
themselves into project TO lay the plan
before the Committee on Markets, and 10
ask It's favorable consideration. are: s. F.
Jones. OF Jones Brothers. Charles j. Bill
Wps. Jacob levitt. George w Brown and
w A. Cheatwood. all business men Of the
uNlEhborhOod q tho Min SIrnDl SIniInn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-27
Personals and Briefs

Mrs. Jcffrcss Boswell and Miss Marga-
ret Boswell are the guests this week OF
Nc. Fohu a. Coke
Mr.. Frederick Brauer. who was operated
on at the Memorial Hospital some time
ago by Or. Horsley. Is now convalescent.
Few days.
Miss Mary Willis Smoot Miss ida Louise
Smoot and Mr.. Otis Smoot Of this city.
returned 20 Richmond from Henderson.
n c.. where they attended the funeral
~ their father. Mr. William II. Smoot.
Mrs Edgar Smoot will be in the city sew
cral days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-27
OBSERVANCE Of
THANKSGIVING
Day to BE Celebrated BY Many
Services in Churches Of
the City.
MAYOR ISSUES
ORDER
Baptsts, Methodists, Prcsby-
terians and Christians to Hold
Union Services.

Thanksgiving Day wll he observed gem
orally tnroug .out tho city, not ouIy nv
ton lu lttc afford them liberal oupoit ,.rity
20 celebrate the occasion. but also lN those
Who. tser ly imprisonment OF illness.
are ceharrod from observing tho event
IS wcA Hnd thanhfu,'v as they could wish.
These whose mistakes in life nave brought
them behind rt ln bars VIII be- accorded
something better en- tie war ~ q THANKS
riFirS dime. than us usually afforded lv
, iltAEre prison fare. end those wlow
iNuess and disease have laid fast in aDi-
beds wiA ne given Nttc extras. such as
they 1.e able CD cat in their fare and
ho"rls erd other dalntics ~iI he SEM
by friends
Mayor carlton Mccarthy has Issued Dis
order directing fle closing ~ rltv offices
on a iI.retg -. Iraul.s rIrirr d. which is
q state and national holiday Tho Mayor
stated that fe would issue nl formal pr'-
ell nation. but merely ru order arrolrc-
ir- fac fact and directing t.e Observance
of thc day IN the usnrer indicated.
In the Churches.
In the churches v.I be- observed the
usual services Dr. honor ~ tIo .Hr -.t
apart hr The nation for its tilanfs-.ti--.
Arrrnrcr0er 1r--. made ne flr Netlr-
d.st miristors' weetlns Yesterday 20 f0e
a.inr nEsrlF'ur e@rrice - tne Meth
oiist churches 81 Richmond Narc-estrr
rrl vicinity % he hell 0t Broad Street
N-thoai-t church IAurscay morning at
Union station Church. WIFI preach tie
sermon. and the h.ri~eftfu- collect .on
VII Pc taken for the Richmond Home Tor
Tho Union Presbyterian Thanksgiving
service VIII lc le.i al tne First Pres
.yto-len Churcn THURSDAY morning. 81
H.. nj the Union Thco'orical Seminar.
" .l preach. and tho collection viii Ie
taken for The old ladies Home. on North
seventh street which wlu also Tecclt .
lte annual donations on that dav
The Manchester Prcsbyfcrilns VIII hold
their union service in the Manchester
o.. .Hr rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-27
NEED $4,000
FOR CAS- N0RK5
Member of Committee Thinks
Rehabilitation VIII Cost
This Amount.
LIGHT PLANT MATTER AGAIN
Tat, al Measure May BE De
cidcl by Committee Tonight.
Money for Veterans.

Alderman Wood. Colncilmen w. il.
White and A. J.. Phillips. composing the
subcommittee of the Committee of Light
entrusted with tine duty 81 ascertaining
O.. needs of tao city Gas Works and
s-.m-tin- the cost of complete rehahii-
ration and asdus Tor bids FOR the work.
r.t yesterday afternoon and rractl-
c.-t ru-.rlet.l their work. Tho suI-
committees in conference with Mr.
knowles. went over the situation fn Gc-
tail and t-Nulated tle needs OF the
works. Specifications win Dee prepared
aud bidders may bid on the work as
wlole or on any one Of the eight separate
ST. nos az supply regarded as necessary 90
REHABILITATION The estimates made con-
template al Tho needs of the works ia-
Guiding The new coal benches and every
INNS required 90 Iut the plant in thor
ongA conditicaf practically renewing it
Estimate Made.
A member Of the committee stated after
Tie mecunc that the estimated cost 0f
rehabilitation IS approXimated at S.25.ol0
o. fS"oN. This is chiefly Mr. Knowles. s.
technical view of &c. and to ascertai,
definitely what the work can be- done Toy
tHe committee VIII advertise for bids
.f.HUtrI. teIv. even before r-norfi0ay ru
che fu committee
Councilman s. r. Richardson some
time ago offered q resolution rrovidlr,
f.' ta- seture aside ~ SO much og tho
OF --e gas department. as may
D. necessary o. create a sinking fuul
rn r.tre tle bond. which will have It'd
p. Issued to- re.a0 .i.tatun Only a ror-
f.r 0t t-f annual r..lnt4 viii Boz. re-
o-irec 60 meet the interest ON the bonds
and create sinking fard for tteir rc-
'r-"-ni ST. Richardson's proposition
~N he rre- when rae matter of proc
rIu."E r.r.t.f. rlfI"n I...r...r n..fn-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-27
MIS-. Pickett Verv III

Iftl0r vas received ye9tDHIIr Nv Mr.
Ausa tine Royal from air. Clarence
Pickett ~ Denver. COL. 500 which II IS
said that Mrs Pickett is very 300. and that
there is no hope for her recovery. Ny
and Mrs Pickett lived in Manchester for
q number ~ years. and both are we'll
known here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-27
MaYnOr-IeWett.

Mr. Everett Mayhor and Miss ollie Nay
Jr"0tf. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Jc~ett. of Perry Street var. married
yesterday afternoon AT The homo ~ tho
bride t- Tho Rov. q. .. Woodward uastor
oft oowardin Avenue Christian Church.
only f-v intimate friends witnessed
Tho marriage OF the young couple. who
l"ft Immediately afterwards for a N,.th-
rru frln
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-27
Thanksgiving Dinner.

The usual Thanksgiving dinner win "a
given to the inmates of the Confoderafs
Home for Needy Women All member,
Of the board Of managers Of the insfftIf,
ton are requested 20 communicate az ono
with the special committee consisting c
Mrs Simon Sycle. Mrs a j. pyle Mr.
i. ii. Cloves and Mrs. }. W. Richardso
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-27
dow Horse Id d.,

Agent Emmett Tavlor 81 tho % 90
a. is looking for John Moody colo-..l
who isl alleged Zoo have driven hore. hI'
longing - Mr. w. 81. Ifahlston % DEAN
ou sunday.
III ]. Hlcs'd met Moody drove the lors
up and down Tmrtlcth Street uufr ft"
animal dropped dead from exhaustion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-27
OFF for Far West

Councilman Reuben Burton and his son
have gone to- California. where Mr. Bur-
ton has property interests which De de-
slres 20 look after. u i- understood that
Dc viii Poe absent from the city until after
Christmas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-27
State Mission Board Meet;no

The annual meeting Of tho Panff-t
9lti- Mission Board win Doc hold IN fro
Church to-day Tho session hcc.in. .t
o. .ock. and VIII extend fer into tho nienf.
meeting brings together ronre-erf.-
'lF" men - this denomination FROM au
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-27
No Final Conclusion.

When the hearing i'm the Council ,hatn-
Der closed last Friday evening. IL was
with the understanding that tho two
committees would meet again on tho .1r
az the chairman. 50 notice ha4 noon
gwen OF the cali until yesterday afternoon
When The committeeman wrr. ou..t.. -.-
uhed- Just that the occasion of tho r,,--
red can WAS SIS not stated.
1t was denied last nirht that tho saere-
meeting had TO do with the p~osa.t-f.-
cog " sult AGAINST The Passenger and Pow
'f company in the Federal court. thou.,
councilman not member OF tle ro-,-
mitiee SEQ stated. About am that can he
stated autAoritauvoly is that the meet
ing was in The nature OF "a conference
WIFI Wow 10 presenting tho citv'e side
OH us claim for damages from eIectrol,+fc
"'Do' DO H''F also Doe stated that mo- final
conclusion was reached
-Four Cents Available
The oaiy open session of a. Council
comm tiee was that OF tine Committee on
Printing and Claims. I'm which there IS
Hitie interest Among other things il do
Neionca chat there was but four GENTS
available for tho care of Iunati,s fr ~.
city jail or elsewhere awaiting tbcir
commitment 90 "a State hospital
The committee also had under consider
auon The action Of certain city officials
IN ordering printing and supplies rrom
printers other than the ono having the
contract for printing. a bin was r~e-
scented by tho Everett Waddev Comparr,-
for so for p.atos supplied Go one Of the
oihciais hut action ou tlis specific claim,
went over Until the official could be 3r.s-
crt a. make "a statement
10 was determined % offer an ordinance
requiring ar orders for printing % be
made through the proper channel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-27
NEWS GATHERED
FROM S0UTHSIDE
WITH THE MAYOR IN COURT


Manchester Bureau. Times Dispatch.
sc. ll0e Huh street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-27
With the Mavor.

Three young men. Peter Pacini Lewis
Ayers and Joan Broduax. who went from
Richmond 90 Petersburg % skate satur-
day night, behaved in "a d.sordeilv man
nor on an interurbau car. and as poe
suit they were fined $40 each by Mayor
Maurice in Police Court Yesterday morn
ing
Willie Moshy. Buck Harris. Henry Shen-
person. j. g. Walker. Lee Armistead
Aleie Hughes. Irwin Graves and Mason
Anderson contributed $50 and costs f.~
the FUN they had while shooting GRAMS
Each had tho price when le came be-
fore tle Mayor
FeliN Smith has been arrested for tho
aH'e.a '1et- - shot gun in Gle county
'h'er Fton. ~ Chesterfield. uahbei lin
SaloOnists Are Guilty.
In rho Corporation Court yesterday ~
ternoaa il-v found Moore and Burke
guilty of selling whiskey 70 a minor. and
Nned each member u she frm $50
James and David Worsham. Charles
6oode AMI James Ashbrook were vit-
nesscs f1r Tho Commonwealth The la-
tendants o-ercd some II tho best known
business mon ~ the city as witnesses 10
testify us to the good character ~ tho
saloon. Irer. was no intention OF sell
inS 20 minor. ii was stated and the
boy who bed bought the drink purchased
u wHen t.. proprietors know nothing
OF IT,
Judge ".auton overruled p motion %
set aside t.e verdict Tho decision docs
not arr rho standing % ua firm NJ
Moore aal Burke. and there win be. noth-
ing ~l about the revocation ~ the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-26
Iic 3,ucrgbilonna nnb lire llriadDen

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Die 9ltcn botten iidcrc acnntnib BON
pcridieocncn ourdy oubcroroentlid)
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It0mnen, aus oencn ibre Sagc oonn
Die Epgln0cn bilbete. Nus Der jim
geren Neil5eit Glrropo'S iino lleberre'
ite ncolitbii6cr Epgn1den ent0cdt
moroen, oercn aorpergroBc erbeblidl
binter iencr Scr meiitcn nod iett le'
benoen 3pcrgpolfcr 5urildItebt. IS
bari pobl ols 5iemlih iiher betrof)
tet ipcrbcit, Dob ols &orldufer Der
groben Hoiieu 5uerit ppgmacnbaitc
Wcnidch oui u%nicrcr Groc eridienen
iinb.. nGoS Wenlbengeidleht"