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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-17
M!uers=Gonbentio,t.

Sn Der siBune Der 2oblensrdber
am SamRag Worgsn purbsn auf Ans
traq $4,000 81 bem 6ono 3ur ger'
tbsioisuns Der oss Worbss bss @oub.
Stsunsnbers unaeilastsn geamtsn Der
,@sfsrn 6eosration Of Winers" be.
iuillist. auf anrssuna prdiiosnt
Wit9en's Uuros Der 4ntras NIT einem
3uiaB angsnOmmen, naa psl4sm 10
pisI msbr bspilist uirb als n6tbig if,
um Die geribsinisun9 Der In 8smerts
f9afts anaslsgsnbsitsn peri6nli9sn
Jeinoe Wlittsl's uirtiam ;u fiibrsn.
Cine &siolution, tpsl9e f4 fur bic
@lst9bers9tisuns Der bsioen @efdlea.
ter srtldrt. purbs fat sinffimmig ans
ssnommen. Nuf grfu4en Der 2oeal'
Union bon esslspbilIs. Snb., tpuros
Den SeIesaien anbsimgeseben, inoipi'
ouea bic Su6s naa benz bsrfamunbe-
nen Sobne Or. gpsrs' mad ieoer Rid.
tune BIN su unteraiibsn. Cine 3sfo-
Iution, trslts f9 in ioeialifiiGsm
Slime far grperbuna aIler @rubsn
ourd bic &seierung ausipra9, wuroe
ni4t nngsnommen.
I'm 10 lltr trat 8ertagung Elm Bic
WOntag gormiitas 10 ubr. Sie wsi.
tsrsn eisunosn psrosn in Der Somlin
ion Salle ftatifinoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-17

Columbus, 16. Wdr3. Sic
5irma Oseen uno Bang, pelae auf
BEN 8ebiets Der g6ampignOn=3udt fi9
einsn suten &uf sruorbsn bat. bsab.
H6tiet. nissrsre Adsr nit oisisn pil3sn
i'm 5reisn 3u bepfanasn. Bisber mar
3ur gbampi9nOn 3u8t ausi&liebli6
fiinfli9e Mdrme in Anmenbung ge.
tommsn. SOlts bas Experiment Der
5irma sltidsn. tpirb ss fiber bisIs Na&.
nbmsr finosu; @bampisnou.piI3e fino
elm gut bs3a6ltsr Wartt,Mrtitsl.
@tapforbsoiIle, 16. Wdrs.
Sbcmas u. Soroan, Elm iunssr Wann
aus angeisbensr Gamilie, tpuroe ueaen
Sisbfabis bsrbaftet. gr mar in elmer
Samenbanelung anssifelt unb ffabl
su tuieoerbOltsn Walsn Quantitdtsn
bon 2lesiamsn, ben er burd einen
5uhrmann on sins anbere Samsnbanb-
lung bstfnufsn lisB. Dor einiQen Sas
gen lsbnte Die Sanbluns ben Rauf ab
uno Der Ju6rmann pfferirts ben Ga-
men Der Uirma, bon psl9er er gsfob,
len mar. Sisis ertaunte ibre ei9enen
Gdde uno Die gsr5aftune Sorbans srs
fol9te.
SefferIonbifIe, 16. Mdrs.
Cine alase auf S@eibuns bon $ifG
unb gstt tuurbe bon Srau Wprtls 5.
Smith se9en GisIbins 3. Smith sin.
sersi8t. gs III biss bic srRe berarttss
2la9e unter benz siaats.@ .@sisb BON
%. Gsbrunr 1908, tpsl9s In benz @larl
gireuitsgsri8t eingsrsi9t uurbs. gins
gissnthnmli9isit bss @sisbss iif, bat
cine osrartise Saeibuns auf sins BE.
ftimmte 3sit feffseiebt tusrosn tann.
mas BEL abiOlutsn ghsi9sibunssn ni9t
Der Gaa lit.
2ot mo, Is. Wdr3. Wanbaler
bra6en in bic bon Anbreu garnegi
aefiftste gibliot6ef uno ri9teten elm
arge gerwhitung on. Dubenbe 8a4el
uuroen aus ben S9rdnten geuorfer
uno ruinirt. Cine S&reibmai&tne
giloer unb fab ole W6beI ftnb ger
i6lasen worbsn, bod fanb fi9 bi
geloi9ublaos unbertbrt bor. We1
bic Mihstbdtsr tuartn, iif nod ni9t e.
mitielt, bod wirb bsrmut6st, bab q
bisielb.n perionen tparsn. meI9e iiir3
LID cine dbnli9s 3erH6runs In be-
Bibliotbef In peru anri9teten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-17

Sbpoblerit II So bre 1t.
erfreut iib grtpin 8ropn in 8etble=
benl. pa.. bes 3ufes. Der f9limmite
Sunse bes Srtes gu iein. Sein 8a=
ter ertldrte jiinsit i'm @eri4t, er fDnne
ben Sungen ni9t mebr be3pingen.
unb in bic S4ule fDnnte er i'm gar
ni9t brinsen, benn bort miiBte man
ibn erf an feinen @ib feFeln. Gr
iteble Nues, mas ibm in bic 9dnbe
fomme unb ni9t MET unb naselfeit
lei. Ser @i6ter f9idte ben Sunsen
in Saft, Bis Der Sheriff 4norbnune
fir feline llnterbrinsuns in eine 8efs
ierungsanitalt setrOffen, allein audi
bier mar fir ben iunsen 9roipn fein
Sinbernib, feline Siebereien fortauS
IeBen. Sn tpeniger als elmer balben
Stunbe bate er i'm 9efdngnib einem
Wlitsefansenen Elm padet Sabaf unb
10 Mtinuten fpdter bon einem anberen
@efangenen Elm padet giedrren ges
fpblen. 9lls ibn bann Der @uffeber
IN ben @efGnsnibbof gefdidt. fanb
Der cSunae balb feinen Weg in bic
araftftatipn unb ftabl bort bem Mas
I6iniffen elm syebermeher aug Der
SaI9e. Oaraufbin bra9te man ihn
in eine 3eGe, no iiberbaupt ni9ts au
feblen mar.
unter ben Yaffagteren
bes in Der eriten Maipo9e porisen
cSsabres in gep gort dngelangten
Samburs 4merifa Oampfers ~prez
toria" befanb ii9 AUDI Der eegentpdrz
tia Bel Der 8anffirrna 2absnburs.
Sbalmann &c So. angeitellte 9err
Sermann 6ola. 9lm 5. MG!, ettpa
einen Sag por Der ginfabrt in ben
6afen bon Netp Yprf, als Der 0antz
pier ii4 unter 41.40 nDrbliher 8reite
unb 57.22 tpeitli9er 2Gnse befanb.
pertraute 9err 9ola elmer 5lafde elm
Bldtt papier an. nit Der @ufi4rift:
uOiefe alafde tpurbe am 5. Mai unz
| ter Al. 40 n0rbli9er 8reite unb 57.22
| peitli9er 2Gnse BON 8orb Der npre<
toriu" bon Der $. u. g. u. 9. bon
Sermann 9ola. c. o. S. 2etpfofpib,
Sem yorf, 200 @ranb @tr., in's
Wseer geiporfen. @eeen 1 Dollar Be-
| Iobnung nit Mnsube Der 3eit umb bes
Srtes Der Muffinbuns fofort au Be-
nodrihtigen." @roB mar 9errn
Sola' Grifaunen, als er biefer Sage
einen Brief bonn 9iilfs>Sefretdr bes
Waarine Oepdrtements bes brittden
8parD Of Srahe, go. z Wbiteban
@arbens, 2onbon, 9. W., erbieIt.
inhalts beHen bic bon 5errn 9ola in's
Waeer rerienfte 6lai4e am 10. Sc
bruar auf Der Rorbieite Der Snfel
Sur5ot, @altpup gounfp. Srlanb,
aufaefunben tporben. Dem S4reiben
lag Der 3ettel bei, ben 9err 9ola Der
Tlaf9e anbertraut bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-17
@aifsisr=goafersn

Die 9slsgaten Der perfdiebenen beut:
i6sn @swsrtIanftsn Bidder Union go.
18, grauer Union go. ~, W6beI.
i9rsinsr Union go. 13 uno 8pposras
pbia go. 14) finb erfu&t. fi4 beuie
absnb 8 llbr in Der columbia 6aQe
sinsufinoen, um bts usitsrsn Arranee.
menis FIR Die Oiesidbriss Waifsier 3u
beiprs&en. geamtsnwabl fOluie @r'
nsnnuna bsrIdisosner 6omitss Hsbsn
arr Der 3aassoronung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-17
Yoli3etIt&ef.

Ote OetetttbeS StmDn uno
6auier madten sefern einen reat fa1'
mannii&en Sang. Sobn g. We@op,
1901 sho Sbsffislo Nps. bsna&ri9.
tiste seRern bic poli3si, oab Isin 9aus
bon9ieben hsimgefudt morosr iei. uelGe
nit $12 so snttommsn pdren. Die
Diebe tpdren Sur9 bas NuerfenRer Der
&a&entbir einseorureen. Sie Ustef-
tbs Simon unb 6aufer tpurben NIT
benz 6all beauftragt unb bsgubsn fi9
3u bem Saufe, um eine unteriuAung
bor3unebmen. Sie fanben bic 6rau
bes Megop por, unb lieben fiG bon ibr
bic @ei6idte er3dblen. Na6 Der @rs
sdbluns untsriu9ten He bas 5enifsr
tonntsn isbo9 nidts bemerten. mas auf
sinen ginbru9 surtd3ufibren let.
1i9t NAL Der fineeroide staub mar
bon bsm Ssnitsr gstuiI9t.
SIM @arten bintsr benz 0auis fan-
ben bic poliaiften Jubtritte. mslde
gum Na9barbauie fabrtsn. Sic psr=
fOls.sn bisie spur Bis gum Stale bss
Na6barn @sorge Nb,rp. melder ibnen
sr3dblte, baB bel ibm In Der Na9t ein-
eebrc6en tuurbe uno 2oblen feblten.
sic bssabsn fi1 gum eraeren 6auie
suriid unb nabmsn cine unteriudun9
oes Stallss bor. mobei fie eenau oie-
ielbe 'Sorte 3oblen bOrfanben, bic He
bsim Nadbarn seieben batten. Die
8eamten tpuroen ftuBis unb IieBen fih
cine eenaue 8eiareibuns bss Me@op
gsbsn. Sic uurben ieiner In elmer
Wirtbfdaft on Der Worris- StraBe unb
Belmont 'Mpenue babbaft uno fiibrten
ibn our poliseifution. Nad einem
isbr f9arfen 0srb6re ieitens ber Sstec=
tius CAB McGOp su, oab er bie 2Oblen
ieinem Na&barn gemauif bdtts. Die
r@inbrudssefdi8te babe er erionnen.
nm ben 0erba9t bon R9 nb3ulsntsn.
Die Beamtsn batieu fiG In ibrem @ers
baate ni4t setduf&t, als fis bic 8er'
baftuns bes S9lauber9ers bornabmen.
Der 48=idbrise -y3eger See gads.
527 Snbiana Nue.. tuel&er bei&uloist
uirb, aus Der Wirtbidaft bon 3obert
Barrier. 527 Snbiana Mbe., $28 unb
sinen uebersi.ber entDenoet au,ibaben,
uuros aeifern In Sapton, O.. binsfefi
eema8t. Der Seteetib Dusan wurbs
na& Dapton geianbt. um ben gerbaf'
tetsn mad Subianapolis 3u transpor-
tiren.
Samss 5aplsp, 38 Sabre alt, AZ
Shb capitol abs. wobnbaft, murbe
gefern bon ben 8eamten 0alep unb
@iblin oes @roboiebfabls oerod&tiq
einseiperrt. 1awlep foa bon Der g.
& .. Dibiiion Der Big 4 @iienbabn
MeiRns ssfoblen. uno oafielbe bertauft
baben. Mls bic Beamten ibn auf be,
WaKa9uietts Nbe. bsrbafteten, batt'
er sinen> Sud nit 60 pfunb Weifinl
uno $6 In baareii, @elbe BEL R9.
Der A sidbrige Moie So
fepb bon go. 1907 Sto @apitol
Mpsnue, cine iebr betannte peri6nli4
fsit In Der pOli3eiifatiOn, Der f4 fei
IIsiner Wo6e I'm Suiel befunben batte
fam aefsrn tn balbnh9ternem 3uffanb
our poliaei uno perlangte, eingeiperrt
au tperoen, um ein nt&ternes 2eben an
3ufaneen. Die poli3ei geudbrte ibn
ben @uui&.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-17

genia min 3Iein 20 Sabre
oft. 800 Seiferion abe.. bate R&
gefern einen tt&tiaen AHsn aetauft.
Sn feinsm betrunfenem 3rfanbe Be.
ldffigte Ct pahanten unb Eurbe bon
geamten WiIfon. pope unb 2arfb In
Summer Slider gebra&t. Bsi ieinsr
gerbaftung ma&te Ct NOD bic eroBs
Hummbeit, ft& ben 8eamten su ,piber.
iessn, mas er bienei&t f&wer bttben
mub. -. - =
-s - =
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-17

0erIats9t: /: Gin gutter beuii&er
Sun8e im Na&ts 3ii arbeiten. Ha9.
3ufraeem In Der Office hieies 8tattes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-17

Geo. u. Y m m etter, 224 Norb
Yine Str.-Duntlss unb bellies gapi.
fol giip gier fiets bel mir au baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-17

Greoerid 3wider binterleete eefern
I'M Na&labgeri&t iein 9eHamsnt. Sn
bemfelbsn beifimmt er, bas bon feinem
peri6nli&en Na&lab eire CUTE Beerbi.
guna beiritten, uno feline e&uIben.
menn Ct bisie 1aben irllie. be3ablt tuer.
ben icllen. Den @ef ieines germ6.
gems perma&t ct feiner 6rau WiIbeI.
nina 3wider, unb iebt bieieIbe obne
Bhrsf@aft als Werm6sens Werwalter
ein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-17
Superiorseri@t.

Die S&eiounsstlaae Der Sarab Bad
9eeen ibren @aiten Robert Bod muroe
abgspieien.
Der 6&eibun9spro3eb Der 2ena Bar.
rifb 9esen ibren @atten Soispb Bar.
riff muroe ab9emieien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-17

- aaa4t Ste B BONANZA,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-18
4anlon NfaIxes a Protest.

Cincinnati o. April 1s.-Manager Han
Ion sent President P0lliam a protest
against Sundays game. which. he claims
Umpire tombstone handed to chicago
Hanlon says on the decision which is the
basis Of the protest. tombstone had to go
clear out of his way to make triple out
sixth Inning, when overall blew up A
ground rule, giving three bases for hits
into the multitude, had been established,
b1lt Cdwell made a. magnificent run after
Steinfeldts biff. which went in that direc--
ton, and reached the ball with one hand
he couldn't stop till he got to the ropes,
but neither he nor the ball went into the
crowd It held Chance on third and Stei.
nv on second It was a tWo-bagger until
Mr.. Johnstone waved them on Steinfeldt
scored a moment later on Tinkey's long
cl1b's salvation, for they were tied with
the Reds at the end Of the ninth. Han
ion insists it was not bad judgment, but
wrong application of a rule
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-18
women Chess Fxperts to Meet.

New York. April 1s-Miss f. Burgess,
sister of Bishop Burgess; Miss e. Camp
bell Foote, president Of the Woman 5
chess club: Mrs. NJ. Wilkinson-Ieobert
Shaw of Manhattan, and Miss NJ. L. Wal
ker Of Brooklyn are among the entries SO
far received for the tournament TO be held
mans chess congress at the Hotel Mar
tina Washington during the second week
in MAY This event the first of its kind
in this country, already promises to be a
complete success. It Is hoped by many
that such well-known and strong play
ers IS Mrs J w ShoWalter of Kentucky,
Mrs. F. W Lynn of Chicago, Miss Rosa
Jefferson of Memphis and Miss L. NJ. 81
gum of New Orleans may be able to come
to New York to take part. AS soon as a
few more entries are received and the
list of patrons of the congress has been
completed the committee viii Issue a pro-
granme outlining the classihcations and
method of pairing to be adopted
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-18
LAJoIE WANTS HITTERs.
Says You Can't Win the Games With
out Scoring Runs.

Says Xou Can't Win the Games With
out Scoring Runs.
st. Louis, April 18-"BasebaIl is
played differently now said I4ajoie.
from what II was years ago. System
and organization prevails to a greater
extent. Original plays that were in
their infancy then have been perfected
and developed thoroughly and are now
used by all the clubs. There are no
easy spots in the American league cir
cult. unless it is St. Louis and Wash
ington. and they tell me McAleer has
strengthened his team greatly. Every
game counts nowadays. and NOBODY
Oyerlooks chance to sacrifice man
around, because one run has won or
lost many a game.
Of course, have always had a
fondness for great hitting teams and
believe firmly that good sticking is the
most essential requisite of a winning
team. You can't win games without
scoring runs and hard hitting produces
runs. I'll always stretch a point to get
a good hitter on my team. We have
the boys that can hit this year, and If
we don't win that flag it won't be our
fault
Lajoie expressed himself as well
pleased with ''Muskrat Bill'' Shipke,
the ST. Louis boy who was secured
from Omaha last season. Shipl1e has
hard task before him trying to beat Bill
Bradley out of his job Bradley is the
best third baseman in the American
league.
Talking about long hits. Lajoie said
one of the longest drives he ever saw
on a ball field was made by Charlie
Hickman in game against the
Browns the year Harper was twirling
for McAleer's boys.
Hickman, Bay and myself lined out
three home runs in succession, said
Lajoie. "Hickman's was a straight
liner over the center 1elder's head. 1t
landed up against the old clubhouse,
otherwise it might have been going
yet. It was an awful swat and put
Harper out of business for the time
being I don't think Jack was of much
use to the st. Louis club after that
game. It took all the ginger out OF
him ,,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-18
4 nEFEAT ZOE HOLE.
Sutton Won from the Boy Wonder in
One-Sided Came.

One-Slded Game.
New York, April 1S.-The shortest
and most exciting game OF the worlds
championship 1872 billiard tourna-
Ynent was played in Madison Square
Garden concert hall last night and a
new worlds record was established.
George Sutton formerly of Eluaira,
and now a resident of this city, in de-
feating Willie Hoppe, the world s
champion at 1871 balk line. in the
fifteenth game of the tournament,
made 500 points in i've innings, an
average of 100, which constitutes the
new worlds record. The former rec
ord was so, held by Maurice Wig
naux, of Paris who made it in COM
petition about four years ago
The highest run OF the tournament
previous to last night was 16S and
Sutton made it, but he outelassed this
with 234 unfinished last night This
was in the final inning and there is no
telling how far he could have gone If
the opportunity had presented itself,
for he had the balls under perfect
control
The biggest run of record in 1872
balk line billiards is 255, made by
Louis Cure, of France, in match
with Jacob Shaefer. of Chicago, eigh-
teen months aga in Paris.
Sutton was In splendid form and no
player in the world could have beaten
him. The game lasted one hour and
SIS minutes. The score:
sutton-12s, IA, 0, 124, 2s4. Total,
500. Average, 100.
Hoppe-11, SO. So. 0. 4. Total. rs.
Average, % 3-5.
George F. Siosson, of this city.
maintained his lead over all other
players in the worlds championship
billiard tournament Tuesday after
noon when he won his fourth straight
game, having lost none. He defeated
Albert G. Cutler. Of Boston, in the
matinee game. the final score being
500 to 346. It was another slow con-
test, in which both players had several
barren innings, the winners average
being IA 24-34, which is far below his
best form during the tourney.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-18
sLossoN FAVORED IN EAST.
Cue Experts Defeat of Hoppe Makes
Him Liked by Billiard Fans.

&uC AyNACAN VI AACRRO -1----~~0
Him Liked by Billiard Fans.
New York. April 1s-Because Of
George F. SIosson's defeat Of Wine
Hoppe in the international champion
ship billiard tourney now in progress IN
the concert hall of Madison Square gar
den. the student is being backed 10
win. Before the game Hoppe was an
to favorite, but his chances OF
finishing better than second are now
very SLIM
All along Broadway yesterday bets
were made on SIosson to take the sill
yer cup and the 1872 title. His nearest
rival is Jacob Schaefer.
Jake Schaefer is a strong local favor
tie over the field in the big New YORK
billiard tourney now on against sucn
opponents as Slosson, Hoppe, sutton
and the others. Nearly all the Chicago
billiard men are pulling for Schaefer
to win. In one local book the ian IS
allowed to write mis- own ticket on
every one except Schaeferi Hoppe ana
Slosson. Schaefer has succeeded
Hoppe, who was Originally an to
shot. Schaefef was then quoted at
to 1. Cure with TO /, with Slosson 10
to / at first Schaefer is close to even
money. with a big shade on Hoppe,
who has lost a game. Slosson, on his
showing. is q 2 TO 1 shot.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-18
Boston Hoe Show Opens.

Boston, Mass, April 1s."Boston's
annual horse show. opened yesterday
in Mechanics building, contains many
entries from Reginald c. Vanderbilt,
W. FTs. Moore Of New. York and Eben
D. Jordan OF. Boston. The total en-
tries number 1000 Many noted tan
bark champions are in the list. The
heavy harness competitions will show
many winners from New York, Chi
cago, Canada and the local stables.
Seven car loads of horses left New
York for Boston Saturday. In the lot
were twenty-three owned by W. H.
Moore. He did not take his Waldorf
cup winner, Forest King.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-18
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
aiiliirag
Strength

A weak and exhausted con-
dition usually follows over
work, too close confinement, or
unusual mental strain. Every
day a certain amount Of vital
ity is consumed, and if not re-
Plenished by sleep, rest and
nourishment, soon wrecks the
nervous system. The results
are sleeplessness, headache,
indigestion, imperfect circula-
ton, etc, which affects the
organs of the body.
Restore your nerve strength
your vitality, with DR.. Miles
Nervine, and your whole sys-
tenn will recuperate. Your
sleep will be sound and re-
freshing, headaches will dis
appear, and digestion improve.
when I began taking Or. Niles
Restorative Nervine was physically
IN a very bad condition ! was weak
and exhausted, and hardly able to
keep up I could not eat sufficient to
keep up my strength suffered
very little rest The Restorative
GServine soon brought refreshing
sleep, and gained rapidly in strength
until was fully restored have
since taken It whenever 7 have felt
the need Of a nerve tonic. and always
with very satisfactory results
WA. A. CLARK, Rockford MS.
Or. Miles Nerylna Is sold BY your
fruqqlst who Will guarantee that the
Hrst bottle VIII beuefIt. IS Il falls, he
will refund your money.
Eiles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-18

bail of Franklin Everhart and Harry
Samuel Simons, Americans who were
arrested in London March s. accused
of having issued forged shares and
certificates in connection with Alaska,
Oklahoma, Cripple Creek and Mani
toba mining companies. When the
prisoners applied for reduction the
nolice Informed the magistrate that
thew had heard from the New York
police today to the effect that both
prisoners were wanted in New York
for forgeries and that Simons was
wanted in Chicago, from where he fed
while ont on bail.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-18
shannon.s sac Causes TroubIe.

South Bend. Ind, April 1S.-Catch-
er shannon of the Springfield team
has been sold to the Minneapolis team
of the American association and the
action has caused a mild sort Of riot
in the Ohio city. Shannon. with Pitch
er Summers, was traded to Indian
apolis by Springfield last fail for
Osteen and Dickey, with a provision
that the men were to be returned to
the Infants in case they failed to make
good with the Indians. Manager Hen
bricks has gone to Indianapolis to in
vestigate the matter.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-18
Chicago ). Detroit 3.

Detroit, April 1s,-Chicago was the
winner of the opening game in this city,
a game that would not have been espec-
tally interesting but for the record
breaking crowd. Spec9a tors encroached
on the players in the ninth. making It
almost impossible to complete the in
ming. Manager Jones of Chicago was
put out OF the game for disputing a de-
cision. Attendance, 1857.
Score by innings RHE
Detroit ................o0 0Oo11o13s 6 o
Chicago .........-.....1 o 0 0 o. 0 2 Is 10 4
Batteries-Mullin and Warner; owen
and Sullivan.
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THE AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Boston, April 1s.-The baseball season
in Boston was opened under favorable
conditions. The home team was beaten
to g. A cab horse frightened by an
automobile, dashed through the dense
crowd and several persons, including
two women, were run over and injured
Governor Curtis Guild. jr. and his
party narrowly escaped disaster and
they were foremost in the work of as
sisting the injured to carriages. The
attendance was 1887.
Score by innings; Ri E.
Boston .....-..--.....-0 0 Q D 1-3
New York. .--..-......o 0 0 0 0 PA 10 1
Batteries-Winter and Graham. Hoge.
Orth and Kleinow-
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Guthrie, 0. T, April 18.-The Guthrie
Senators defeated the DalDlDas Giants
in the first game of their series by a
score of to 3. The superior hitting of
the Guthrie team won the game.
Score by innings: RHE
Guthrie ...............0 0 0 0 ] 1 2 o. Z 3
Dallas .................00 1 0 2 90 0-3 0
Batteries Guthrie Beetles and
Kearns; Dallas. Farris and Metz.
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SPEED AUTOS TOURNEY.
Atlantic City Plans for a Big Three
Days Beach Carnival.

New York, April 1s.-Entries have
closed for the Atlantic City auto tour
nament to be held on the three miles
of beach April rs, 26 and q. Indica-
tons point to one Of the biggest tourna-
ments ever held there, not alone in the
number of cars entered but IN the at
tendance. At the time of the meeting
there viii be more than 10000 visitors
in Atlantic City.
Walter Z. Edge, president of the club
says that no post entries will be re-
ceived. Harry S. Houpt will send three
Thomas cars, with Montague Roberts
as the driver, to the beach, while C. A.
Schroeder has been there with a Oar
racq for the last three or four days.
and Harry Maynes, with the Grout
steamer. will leave today. The beach
is reported to be in excellent shape
and at low tide every day cars are
practicing for the races.
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wichita s. Pittsburg 4.

Wichita. Kan, April lS.-Wichita
took the third of a series of three games
from Pittsburg on a score of 8 to 4. The
winning was due to punched hits early
in the game. Pittsburg rallied late in
the game, but was unable to overcome
the long lead gained by the locals.
Score by innings: R.H. E.
Wichita ..-............s2 oooO21.s 8
Pittsburg .-....-......0 0 o 1900 o. u 3
Batteries-Wichita.N Nash and OLeary;
Pittsburg, Burns and Barley Umpire.
Mcnamara. Attendance, 400
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New York, April 19.-Jake Schaefer
has a boy II years old whom he is anxi-
Gus to match against any youngster in
the world of IS years Of age at 14-inch
balk line or three-cushion caroms. Says
the Wizard" Why, my boy has
been tramping all over Chicago looking
for a match. A Mr.. Rauch has offered
a pony and cart as prize to any boy
who will play Jake and my son had
rather win that prize than anything in
the world In four years he will be
able to play as well as Willie Hoppe
now does