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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16
0ooh Esems for Rsst.

We have several good farm plsess 70
rent for the season Of 1905. Parties IN
tsrsstsd please apply at once or 70 Mr..
W. W. Lamoa. phone Blue 765.
J6-48 American Best Sugar Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16

wANTED-old cast iron stoves and
cid castings of any kind. VIII pay the
highest par.:e' price. GouIn@r nres,.
Rocky Ford. sc-ts
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16

The Enterprise takes orders for all
kinds of Rubber Stamps and has on
hand stock OF pads and Ink Tor
same.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16

w. r. CLINE has an 80 Acre rslin-
auishmsnt with building on near ordway
70 exchange for property or stock here.
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16

Craig's Feed Store. next door to
Neiswinter's Livery. Highest price
paid for Hides. 29-tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16

J., FOR >Si\LE-One big. work horse, and
,5ne' fresh Holstein mich cow giving
:,bouti6 gallons OF milk daily Ed
Story, 701 Walnut ave. 36-3S-p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16
Tho Masonic lodge is considering Ii

Tho Masonic lodge is considering the
advisability Of purchasing the building III
which the Masonic hall is situated. The
property has Main street front Of SO
feet. with two store rooms below and the
large hall with its various ante-rooms on
the second floor. Tho building is owned
by Price & Lance. T. F. Godding. Jr.. w.
9. Goblin. A. W. Shelton. J. E. Godding.
G. W. Swink. E. ]. Smith. H. |. Maxwell
and W. E. Fenton. The property cost
little over $4,000 and that is the figure
at which the lodge can secure il.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16

Any deals you wish to make see the
fellow that, has his office on the street
He will do business just the same: 22tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16
For Rest.

Furnished house. four roomA Bath
cold and lot water. Inquire Mrs. J. II
Burr. No. 2lo Swink ave. Also room'
for liQht housekeeping.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16
Bring Your School Children

To the El Captain hotel where Dr.. K.
c. Sapero. the well known eye, ear. note
and throat specialist. will examine their
eyes and yours, free. One day. only,
Saturday, Feb, IL. 49,
Il LOST near Thatcher one bay and one
roam horse, weight about 300. Whom
lost were tied together with wire, ! "A
reward of SIS will be paid for ihf6fma-
tion sent to Robt. Ingram, LaJunts.
38-4op i.JfsN 1ESsA"s.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16
Over 7ooo Patients

Treated In Colorado. large stock
of riarsrs and artificial eyes on hand.
A largo proportion OF headache ana
hyrtcria, Insomnia. corca tSt. Vitus
Dancc)' and nervous prostration are
caused by ear strain. Tho removal OF
the cause effects permanent cure. III
you require treatment OF the eye. car.
nose. throat: u you need glasses scicn-
tificaiiy nttcd call early.
Thos. unfortunate and unable TO
pay will receive medical and surgical
treatment free.
No charge for consultation or cxasnin-
alton for glas<rs
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16
Correspondents
THREE MILES SOUTH.

THREE MILES SOUTH.
J. E. Wsybright is building . dwslling
mouse on his farm north Of the South
Side Dairy farm. which he expects 70
,eeupy this year.
This is our moving time. John Dswesss
n,oysd from Senator Swink's house Mon
day and Wednesday Mr.. ointsrs OF
Rocky Ford moved in.
VIM. SUDDEN on Saturday moved from
the Wsy wright place TO one OF the Sugar
Beet Co.'S houses.
W. n. Lane is moving TO PAttsrson
Valley. Mr.. Storey is 70 occupy that
place.
Mrs. Msrtx moved from the Miller place
Monday and John Kennedy Is 70 move In
that house this week. 80
J. NJ. kslsay has bought the Zufsil
house Of Mr.. Collins and Is moving u %
his farm for his renter.
Alex Yam, has Just returned from Kan
sas City again. and feels very thankful 70
be here, as he was In collision sn route
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16

c.. L. GoyFsAu .is h the mNisst fos
HIDES at the highest market pAtes.
! 22t -
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16
U. s. RINGER

Sexton for Rivervlew Cemetery.
u All work entrusted to, him will receive
y careful atteution.-Willr readjust tomb
=. stones and improve cemetery lots.
36-3S-p 4Io N. 9TH.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16
- AsNl.

Ranch for sale. Free water when you
need. any time. all you want. n. n.
beet dump 10 minutes, Davis q Nc
Daniel. fSepesta, ,,,.t A-tf ,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16
OVER 500 PATIENTS.

Whom I have treated and fittcd with
glasses In Rocky Ford and vicinity.
Inquire and he convinced. Have bcch
coming to Rocky Ford regularly for ten
years.
Remember the Date,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16
DIED.


Died. at Pueblo. Friday. Feb. .. Lyle.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Byrum.
AGED eight years. The death occurred
al 81. Mary's hospital where the boy
had undergone an operation. The s"r.
rowing parents are well known In
Rocky Ford having lived here for
time after their marriage. Ars- byrum
will bS remembered as . sister nj Mrs..
chas. Hushaw. Many Rocky fosd
friends extend sympathy to the BE-.
r-av-d parents.
Mrs. Ernest Nieholss died st the home
Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nc
conneil. Springer. N. NJ, Feb. Of blood
poison. The funeral services were con-
Quoted at the home Of her parents and
the remains were laid At rest IN Springer.
She leaves . devoted husband and three
small children TO mourn the Iosss
Undertaken Sprinkler reports the fol-
lowing deaths:
olina. the four months old daughtsr Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Mum. died Friday
evening Of scarlet fever. The intsrmsns
Saturday Afternoon was private. Rev.
Nelson officiating.
Died, Monday morning 1t the Rock
ford hotsi Of tuberculosis. Richard W.
White. aged 81 ysars. The body 10 at
Sprinker's funeral pariors and VIII b
shipped Friday night 70 Psoteas. ILL.,. his
former home.
Died at Pueblo. Monday. Rachel E.
Glass. Mrs. Glass was not able to sur
vive an operation for tumor. The body
was brought to tho homs Of her sister.
Mrs. j. M. Glass on Wednesday, whore
funeral services were held BY Rev. Hol-
lonbaek and the body shipped 70 Shsldsn.
Mo. for intsrment. Mrs. Glass was. .
widow and leaves three sons TO mourn
tho loss Of loving mother. also sssssa
sisters and brothers and father. VIM.
Winter.
Died. Tuesday evening. William Ever
ett. tho son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elkana
Dunkley. aged three months and eight
days. Funeral services were conducted
at tho home three miles south wsdnss-
day afternoon by Rev. Green Of the Bap-
tist church. lntormsnt In Valley View
eemetary.
Died. Tuesday. at the home Of his
brother. Or. Easter. Thomas Easter. Of
consumption. aged % years. Funeral
services were conducted at Or. Casters
home on Thursday by Rev. Hollsnbaek.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16
CONSULTATION FREE.
SEMl.ANNUAL Statement.
OF the Condition Of the
State Bank OF Rocky Ford

Rocky Ford, Colo. at the
close OF business Dec. 90,
1895.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16
EYE, EAR. NOES and THROAT
Specialist Of
Denver

Il too well known to need any intro.
duction. His references arc his patients
your friends and ncishbors-
Hundreds Of Patients In this VI.
cinIty. No ineursbIs patti.
ents taken.
Cataraeis removed and erons-cyes
straIghtcncd. Granuiatrd cy-iids. sore
eyes and cntarrh successfully treated.
Oinsses scientifically adjusted by the
latest and most approved up-so-dntc
methods. Difficult cases and school
children solicited. - e. -.- -..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-18
Yatent.M nwaIt unD Snsenieur.
81. 8eI, 401 Sats @ebduoe. 3peiss
X Office: 8aibinstpn, 3. g., gfeu Eboue 1908.
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Ser d., psnn er in
todenbes @aher gethan miro; Elm BEL
feres @usieben aber geninnt er, tpenn
man i'm nit faltem Wafer auffest, ins
Dem oabur9 bas 8re6en Der Sberz
flG6e perbitet miro. sSn beiOen 5dQen
oarf er ME in gu fairies &p9en, ionz
bern MIR gu gang gelinoem Sieoen ges
bro9t perben. Ser S9aum, ipel9er
fih pdbreno bes &p9ens auf Der Oberz
flGfe oes MaHers onIammelt, muB
forgfdltig abgenommen peroen, neil
font Ser Slid Elm u~nIdub:res @nieben
befomraen n1:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-18


Srau bamit bei6ditist, cine InSabl
rOb9eSimmerter SGrge BON einem @as
gen si beben unb in ben Gatatomben
gu bergen. sic perri6teten biele
9lrbeit, Der ii6 ionit @iemaub inter-
3ieben wollte, nit @iirbe, ia iosar
nit elmer 9emiiien NnSaht.
Mann unb Srau trusen bic rOtbe
pbrpsii6e Miise.
user iinb bieie 2eute, SartbOlet?"
fuanSte lif 8ilate an ben 6iibrer pes
2ei6enwasens. Sartbolet 5udte Die
g6ieln. @r fannie lie nidt, lonbern
wuBte nur, baB tie ibre Pfli6t erfiills
ten. Damn fuBr er nit ieinem @asen
oapon.
Sn bielem 9%lugenblide famen Die
beiben Gobtensraber wieber beraus,
UNI ben letten Sars hineinSubolen.
Tie Srau manSte Silate ibr gnses
ii6t gu, Elm i6Ones, ju9enolifes 9Htlis
poll %itol;er @iirbe unh feui6er llnnabe
bartlett.
Gle erbleibte, uls iie Soadim
Yilate fab.
Sieier fabte tie idarf in'8 &use.
9luf einmul bdmmerte e8 in linn auf 81
li6tem Grfennen.
rSan6on," idrie er, renSli6 babe
i6 Did uub ben elenben SerrGtber,
Der bas @ebeimniB bon S9lOB MeuSun
belaui6tei"
@r so9 Den DoId aus feinem @iirtel
rrtb ltiirSte lid auf Die Seiben.
sic mifen surid in baS Ounfel Der
aatafomben, mo lie lid i'm @ewirre
Der @dnse i9nell in Siherbeit wuBten.
@iitbenO fOl9te ibnen Soa6im
Silate.
Shon mar er oiGt binter linen.
Camille uro Sandon tbaten einen
S9ritt in einen S%eiten9ang.
Sbr Serfoleer itiirmte pormGrtS.
No6 einen gugenbli6. Gin lguter
gufl6ret, elm cumpfer Sail melt orlir>
ten in Der 2iefe. Soadim Silate, Der
S6redenSmann, Der lid in ieinem
Stolie Sempronius Gracious nannte
lag Serldmettert brunten bel ieinen
Spfern in einem S6a6te bon mebr
OILS bunbert SUP 2iefe.
Noh Monate lang marteten Camille
unb SandOn hires ltillen gmtes. Ils
GobeSpierre aber enolid 9eitiirit mar
unb rubi9ere j3eiten famen, febrteu
lie mad GbatillOn gu Sater @arpeaur
Suriid, melder bO6erfyeut, Die Ser
lorenseglaubten mieber,uieben, i6uell
cine 6laIte non leinem beIten Gotbs
wein beraufbolte uuO ibren SerSenss
buno ie9nete.
5anhon uno Camille murben Elm
9liifliGeS Eaar. 9u5 Safer Garpeaur
lein 9u9e i'm 3oSe ldloB, iibernabmeu
lie Die 9Sirtbldait. Der Srdmer, Der
neberan mobnte, bate ieinen Gjroll
uereeilen uno ebenIallS cine mafere
6r0u gefunOen, Die eS linn nidt pers
webrte, td9li9 3meimal oriiben bel ieis
mem Sreunoe, benz Gater Camille Se;
nOnpille, elm 6ldl66en 9tOtbmein 81
trinfen.
Son S6loB MeuSon lit fein Steir
auf benz anOeren 9eblieben. Our 3eit,
ais Camille uno Sandon in GbatillOr
ais til6ti9e @irtbsleute Die einfebren:
ben gdite beoienten, Git Der Saiierir
Marie 2ouiie, bes &Oni9s BON &om
uno suleet beS YrinSen 9iapoleon,
murbe es i'm Sabre 1871 mdhreub Del
Selaserung in Sranb 9eidolien UNI
pGllig 3erltOrt.
Mit linn iauf Der Sau, on BEN lid
elm entietli6eS Na6tbilo aus Der Sc.
ididte menidli6en @abnes uno robei
GefiibllOiisfeit fniipfte-bus @ebeim'
nib BON S9lOB MeuSon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-18

Gin porsi ii 9 Ii n
g itte1 ii lit
Rubpufer. Der HuB, am beiten BON
Splsfeuerung, miro nit fie6en6em
Wa6er ~iiberbrii6t unb Die Stolen baz
nit, tpenn es erfaltet 1T, begoFen.
@lte Hofenft0de foGlen baour9 in leb>
bdften Srieb fommen unb grDbere, far
bigere 8Iiit6en be-porbringen; audi lit
etpas Salmiafgeip. unter bas @iebs
paTer gemtf6t. feionoers Bel Sopfz
pflansen Elm boraEgltaes DiingsmitteI.
9 ebanblun Der y o B :
# a g e n. Sieielben tperoen
fat INNER benubt, p6ne Sdb man bie
&inoe abl0ft. SIN eriten Sabr ftbt iie
nod fef am 5ola unb Damn i9aoet es
ni9ts, ater fpdter lodert fi9 Die 3inoe
un6 bic ~sntitanoenen 3pii9enrdume
peroen febr balb Elm S9lupfpinfel fir
ulerlet f9doli6e Snietten, 6eren Gier
uno 2arpen fi9 pdbrenb bes Winters
entpideln uno Johann Die pflansen i'm
Sriibiabr f9Gbieen. gbe ma an Die
Ter 3eit Die 8obnenitdngen benubt, 1T
es oarum nDtbig, ni9t anein Die lodern
Stelen. fonbern Die sanas Ainbe abz
5ul0ien.
Strifenoer &ir9en9or.
Ser &ir9en9or in 9euba9, Sbiirtn>
gen, befdlpb, in Der Stride ni9t mebr
su iingen, oa elm 9efu9 um Before
8ergiitung feiner SbGtisteit bonn 2ir<
4enborftano abgelebnt porben mar.
Grit na9bem Der &ir9enporitanb gu
3ugeitGnoniHen ii9 berbeiiieB, erflGrte
Der ghor fi9 CUR Observation-Disclosures feiz
ner SbGtiefeit bereit.
Stdrb q n Der g Of :
franfbett. Sm 2onooner unipers
fitGts >Sofpital ftarb Ser friibere Oiref>
tor 0es botaniI6en @artens in gnts
ebbe<usanba, Sobn Mabon, an Der
S4laffranf6eit. Gs lit Dies elmer Der
erften GnelGnber, Die bteier &ranfbeii
gum Opfer gefallen fino. Bon Gntebbs
purbe AUDI fiirsli9 elm enslif6er Of
fi5ier tpegen oerfelben &rantbe;t mad
6uuie. sei9idt.
&Ieioerd DUNE BON bell
len aIeioern reinigt man, I'M
Dem man lie NIT 8rot abreibt. Dunn
fele &leiberfGume birftet man NIT
oiinnem &affee. 8affafab, ben man
nit &egentpafer aufaeto9t bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-18

Der Ti6ter urS Sdredensmaun
Sempronius Gracious iiapfte in polls
fier @ufresuns in ieinem .3immer aui
uno ab. Soebeu bate mai INN ettleu
Brief iiberbradt, NORM linn elm pollis
unbstannter Meni9 meloete, oaB Sals
DION, Die ibn, Den Wiitberia, baiie nro
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-18

e|erIanet-ein sutes beuti9es Ndb6en IA fIeiutr
~ Somiie. etbr gutery eobu. 9la&3ufragtn im
0IObe alsiDerIasen. ede Daf9tnstouuub Daapars
Strase. 2 ~
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27

us roai hS mile u
H25tT HASaTr4F H e BY Ts % &9 added about six fH start poor "
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
NEW COACH.
Professional Oarsman Engaged to
DeUeIop a Thinning Cree.

The rowing association Of Columbia University
instituted policy in conducting the sport yes
terday, when 1t engaged James c. Rice. a pro-
fessional oarsnan of Toronto, to replace Jasper
T. Goodwin, the graduate coach, whose term has
just expired.
Rice's name as coach Of the crew has been
under consideration for some time Soon after the
Poaghkeepse races a COMMITTEES composed OF A.
W. Putnam, s. Ludlow Chrvstie, NJ. G.. BOgue
Stephen Nash and Frederick Irvine was appointed
10 consider the advisablity Of a change. After
some consideration It was decided that profess
sioaal coach was needed. IL the problem Of win
ming at Poughkeepsle was ever TO be solved They
set out to find q man, considering fewer than
twelve candidates for the place, Rice was
finally selected, and thu rowing association lost
time yesterday in ratifying the selection.
Rice has G wide reputation a skilfui oars
man. He began work as a double sculler. and
won several hard contests. He later took up
work as a coach and has been employed by several
we'll known clubs including the Toronto Boat Club,
the Detroit Boat Club. the Philadelphia Barge
Club and the Weld Club OF Harvard. His work
has been uniformly successful In 1900 the four
cared crew of the Detroi. Boat Club, coached by
him, won the Canadian championship.
Rice is under contract for year at Columbia,
at the end of which time the rowing association
reserves the right to renew the contract for three
and able to get into boat and Illustrate his
He has already announced two changes in the
policy Of the crew. One Of them lengthens by Two
only little no work IN the fall and resting from
Election Day TO February l, active work will be
begun Monday and continue throughout the
year letting up only for the few holidays in the
course of the The call for candidates
issued yesterday. and all OF the men will meet the
new coach to-day
Rice has also announced that in future the Hud-
son will not be used for training. except in the
1nfldest June weather.
It Is rumored that the engagement Of profess
sional rowing coach marks the withdrawal OF Fran
els S Bangs from the control Of the sport at CO.
lumbia. A prominent in rowing circles at
Columbia said yesterday that Mr., Bangs had
nounced his intention Of Withdrawing from all ath
letio affairs at the university He has already
signed from the university athletic council.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
DEFENDS CLARK STUDENTS.
DR.. W. I. Haven Says He Does Not Believe
Them Guilty of Rioting.

Dr. William I. Haven, secretary OF the American
Bible Society and the New York representative on
the board Of trustees of Clark University, at At
lanta, whose students were arrested in connection
with the rioting in Atlanta and charged with be-
ing participants in the killing of Of the county
patrolman said yesterday that he could not believe
that the students of Clark University had had any
part in the trouble. He said that since the estab-
lishment of the university the students have been
favorably known for their Orderlness and pro-
priety. Continuing. he said:
They have always enjoyed the respect OF the COM
munity and IL is almost impossible 10 believe that
they guilty OF any breach Of peace Professor
William H. Cragman, the president OF the uni
versity is an able and Jealous man. who would
not be guilty of fomenting strife and dlscord be-
tween the races
Brownsville. at which place the soldiers started
the disturbance by arrestIng the students Is clus-
of homes situated land adjoining the campus
OF the university and the Cannon Theological
Seminary. X is made UP OF representa- tives or
lawlessness and disorder. Some of my best friends
live there because they desire to be near the edu
touch with the students of the institution Pitts
burg another settlement, is not in the class with
Brownsville. II IS removed from II and is composed
of a low element of Negroes Bishop Haven. my
father, purchased the ground upon which Clark
University is situated and there are 400 acres OF
land Included in the original purchase.
II is sorrowful to know that so many Negroes
more So being manifested in Atlanta, as we
have considered that city and the State OF Georgia
the most liberal in the South IN dealing with ITS
AFrO-AmeriCan citizens
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
ROSEBEN rs. LADY AMELIA
THO Great Sprinters WM Meet ot
GraCesend To-dou

Roseben and Lady Amelia win 49,.
promises TO be remarkable spsel ,.s- g, a., 80 rli8
Special at Gravesend to-day proviS,r a., -, ~
ISst Inc weather was somewhat threa+aniro, Tas+
Iis' anu many racegoers Went TO bed fearing tbo.
worst ISoseben Will run Il is said in ~ ,.e = :
colors OF d. c. johnson his old o - e 1ilo
PIopaoiil'y VIII be a slight favortte IN tba 800,
Lazy amelia will not Jack for follovgars ta'1-'Is
!uuei"s from tho expressed opinion OF nosnx, oIa-
Judges yesterday. Inquistor has been por,os %
% meet the requirements OF the rules ~ 80
ing "hlch prohibit match races Nc I'll,
scratched IN all probability. as +bo VIII De
race was 10 provide q meeting betw.sr -. - - t %
eI@sleAt s spT1nters in the history of tba A,o-,a
Aoerner, the Jockey was fined s1oo ,,.s.ou..--
'He stewards Of the Gravesend meeting fo- So,
90 60 oeNoerately walking Ironsides arounn - ,ta
poe' LOT the Hindoo Stakes The ho,, -
go AOi40"lng the instructions OF the co,+,. -, 80
ards did wei 70 iTnoHes Tor Tor all that and the stew
1enry was bought at auction so .,
- - Ne-Alo 1or Soc and by running second q,
fi'hooo Stakes yesterday he earned E, 10 .a -
O. O"ner' or S'to clear over his entrance
ea~,, =. .o-' was thought to have great future
Ii the year. but he has failed time a,5
eealr- even in the cheapest rnaiden 90 =. -
'10Aels King Henry Is a brother in b,oo5 -
0@-F4oe'e' me champion two-year-oIs of the ,-aar
ne Is oy S'T D4xon-Sallie OF Navarro Sir Di,or
is iull brother to BeIvidere the sire NJ s,t5a
dere - -'d'9fre Is also the dam of Salvi-
al q meeting OF the stewards of the Jockey Club
0H tuesday n b DGda was appointed official
starter for the fau meeting Of the Brtgb+o Paoot
c-ie ASSOCIATION next week --o--
Merry Merry Lark won the Hindoo Stakes last year.
burne. "e+o 0'd1"aFt and Hurst
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
MIR. RICE ON PROPOSED LOOP SUBWAY.
Rapid Transit Engineer Testifes at Hearing
Before Commission.

The hearing on the proposed route for loop
subway extending around Brooklyn and into Man
haitian crossing from Brooklyn at Delaney street.
running thence down and under William street TO
Old Slip, and there under the river 10 Brooklyn.
was resumed yesterday afternoon in the offices or
Charles BuIkley Hubbell. at No. 81 Nassau street.
Mr. Hubbeu. Warren Leslie and Harrie NJ Alden
compose the commission appointed by the Appel
late Division take testimony in the matter.
The only witness before the commission was Chief
Engineer Rice OF the Rapid Transit Commission.
He was cross examined by David Mcclure whose
questions related chiefly 10 how the safety OF
the foundations OF the buildings along the route
would be insured. The witness said that or Will
lam street the tides did have much effect, and
further that foundations were in general erected
above the high water mark
Asked what sort Of subway would be built be-
low Maiden Lane Mr.. Rice said it had not been vet
decided whether II would be advisable TO the
shield tube or open excavation method. He would
nor admit that there any difficulties in the
construction of either the tube or the excavation
methods which he could not overcome. The hear
ing will be resumed next Monday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27

Detroit Sept. 26,-The New York Americans were
shut out by Detroit to-day, and Chicago drew fur
ther away In the pennant race by again defeating
Boston It was the third straight defeat for the
Hlghlanders and they left here tonight for Cleve
Iand IN no happy frame Of mind. AS Cleveland is
only two games behind New York In the race, the
series between the teams which begins tomorrow
VIII nave an important bearing on the final result
In to-day's game Detroit won by a score OF 2 to o.
thanks to fast and clever fielding and the good
work OF Eubanks in tho box. The Highlanders
made ten hits Off his delivery but could not bunch
them, and he effective at critical times. when
hits would have meant runs.
Detroit made what turned out to be it's winning
runs in the first inning base on balls an error
long fly and CoSbs single The Highlanders lost
golden opportunity in the eighth inning
when they has the bases full with only one out
follows: