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CURE STRIKES
WINNING GAIT
Partisan Billiardist Lowers
the COlOrs of Sutton. by
Playing Cool, Steady Game
LOSERS BIG RUN 1853
Hoppe, Boy Wonder, Takes
Measure of MOrningstar
by Score of 500 to 207

NEW YORK. April 13-Louis Cure, the
Partisan billiardist. played his third game
or the worlds championship 18.2 tonight
and defeated George Sutton by a score OF
800 to AZ. This was the Frenchman's frst
victory, as he had been beaten earlier In
the week by Morningstar and Slosson
Cure played a steady game and at the
end or the tenth inning was 249 points
ahead or Sutton The latter Is noted for
MS nurse plays, and he gave a fine exhi-
oitlon or his nerve and skill when he
made the high run Of the weeks play in
his sixteenth inning. scoring 1Ss points- II
was hard-fought. uphill game on SUIT
tons part, and IN his twenty-second In
ming he was within eleven points OF the
leader. Cure had not played his half OF
the inning. and when he did so he added
ffty-nine TO his total Sutton then got
nineteen. and the French expert ran out
with an unfinished twenty-five
Cures average was q 17-2S high run 100
Sutton's average was IS 1928. high run l6S.
Willie Hoppe, the boy champion by win
ming from Morningstar in the afternoon
contest proved he is stin In the front
ranks and must be considered as a likely
winner OF the 1s.2 championship
Hoppe played in mastery fashion all the
way through. clearly demonstrating his
thorough knowledge OF the game. His
best run was 105. in the twelfth inning
during which he resorted 10 every shot
known in balk line billiards His nursing
and strategic driving for position were
frequently applauded by the largest gath
ering OF men and women that has been
present at any OF the matinee contests
during the week The score was 500 to 2O7.
Morningstar did not play as well as in
his previous games this week. His best
effort resulted in run OF thirty-seven. in
the ninth inning. Hopes average was
10 6-26, high run los. Morningstar's aver
age was Z 25-26. high run 81
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Cro..-Country Race Arranged.

The Century Club of Oakland will
hold a cross-country race on the 29th
inst, the start and finish being at
Fruitvale. The course will be over the
hills, past Joaquin Mfiler's home. There
will be four time prizes and four place
prizes. Fifty or sixty entries are ex-
pected. The Olympic Club will send a
strong team. headed by Connolly.
Among the other teams will be the
wal Kai Kais, Reliance, Y. NJ. II. A, ST
Ignatius and Wawona Club of Berke-
ley. The committee in charge is made
ND of ]. G. Hassard. NJ. Moore. R. Hun
ter. r. Mills and A. Rattray-
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cauueta FIRST i'm steepIechase.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. April 1s-cumberland
Park racing results:
First race. four and a half furlongs-hc-
Intyre won, Fair Fagot second. Spion third.
Time. SO
second race, seven furlongs-Josette won.
Lieutenant Rice second, Orderly third Time,
Third race. steeplechase, handicap. shc.t
coursa-Caqueta won, Parefott second. Red
man third Time, 3:12 2-5.
Fourth race, handicap, seven furlongs-
Beacon Light won John A. Farrell second,
Columbia third. Time. 1:2T I-5
Fifth race, six furiongs-Zinda won. Miss
Point second Creole third. Time, 1:15.
Sixth race one mile-Chamblee won, Thera
Lee second Matabcn third Time, 1:42 4-5-
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Mile Race for Loretta II.

NEW ORLEANS, April 13.-Fair Grounds
racing results:
First race. one mile-Deshon won. Ternus
second Ban Posal third. Time. 40 As.
Second race. four furlongs-Helmuth won.
NV Son second, Dorothy NJ third. Time,
81 80.
Third race, six furlongs-Elastic won. Gay
Adelaide second, Joe Lesser third Time. 1:17.
Fourth race. six and halr furlongs-Blue
third. Time. i 20
Fifth race six and a half furlongs-Mohave
won Edward Hale second. Schoharie third.
Time "a LIS.
sixth race. one miie-Loretta II won, Lit
tie Rose second, Eta III third. Time, l:i'.
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sailor BOY Take. Handicap.

WASHINGTON, April 13--Bennings racing
results:
First race. FIVE and half furlongs-Monte
Carlo won, Cassandra second, Hyperion third
Time loo 2-5.
second race half mile-Lady Vera won.
Marti Curtis second, Manana third Time. 81
Third race, four and q half furlongs-Tiling
won, Campaigner second, Rye Boy third
Time, :5S 3-5-
Fourth rice seven furlongs-Paeon won
ParkvflIa second, Echodale third Time,
A 30 2-5.
Fifth race seven furlongs-Riggs won.
Adonis second, Tarla third. Time. 1:31.
Sixth race. handicap, one mile-Sailor Boy
won Peter Paul second, Royal Window third
Time, 1:43 20
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Bendiso Beat. Rather Royal.

HOT SPRINGS. April 13-oaklawn racing
results:
First race, six and a half furlongs-Bonnie
Reg won, Falkland second, Any Rags third
Time, ! "a LIS.
Second race three and half furlongs-Miss
Bertha won Tourrenne second, Jerry Sharp
third Time, :43 80.
Third race five and a half furlongs-Concert
won Martius second, San Primo third. Time,
1903
Fourth race. one mile-Bendigo won, Rather
Royal second George P. McNear third Time,
1:A4
Fifth race, one mile and seventy yards
Young Safer won, Andy B. Long second,
Abyssinia third Time 1850 1-5
Sixth race one mile and seventy yards
Atlas won Carnival second, Aggie Lewis third.
Tire 1850 2-5
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my faculties. but 1 concentrate them an on
diseases and weaknesses peculiar TO the male
Recently / have treated scores OF stubborn
cases for some OF the best OF San Fran
cisco and vicinity. and not failure nor an
unpleasant result has been reported. What
have done for others can do for you.
Come TO me IN the strictest confidence
have been exclusively treating private and
special diseases OF men for many years. Moth
ing science can devise or money buy IL lack
ing in my office equipment I viii use you
honestly. treat you skillfully and restore you
70 health in the shortest time. with the least
medicine discomfort and expense practicable
srIlarantaa c11ra ar.. 60. I .....l..s.l..
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HANDICAP HAS
A GOOD FIELD

card Of especial excellence is Of
fered racegoers this afternoon al oak
lsnd THE feature event viii be the
ped Iron handicap, at one and six
teenfh miles. with Tom Roberts. A.
1duskodav. Martinmas and Corn Bios
som among the announced starters. The
dav's entries:
First rsce-fIve furIongs; four-yesr-oids
anG up. selling .o-
tIc5 Hersafn (Schreiberl - - -
ego Princess Wheeler lFine) ....-.....-l 10
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THIEF-TAKER GREATER THIEF
THAN MEN HE PURSUED
SAN Jose Detective I'm Jail for Rob-
berry Admits His Crime to
the Oficers.

SAN JOSE, April 13.-William ].
Noble, ex-detective. who was arrested
Yesterday for looting the Baldwin man
sion. near Cupertino, of valuable jew
elry and silverware, has confessed to
the officers and nearly all the plunder
has been recovered. including a guam
tity that was found slowed away in the
burglars room in this city
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st. Loui. BrickIayers Called Out.

ST LOUIS, April 13-Oficers OF the
and Stonemasons' Indus
trial Union drove around St Louis to-
day calling off bricklayers from every
building job on which the stonemasons
employed were not affiliated with their
organization During the forenoon il
was said work was stopped on $50
buildings and 1000 men stopped work.
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GIANTS GATHER FIVE RUNS.
Raisin Eaters In the Meantime Never
Have L00k-In.

FRESNO, April 13.-Portland won to-
day by punching hits. In the fourth
inning McCreedie hit a three-bagger
into right and beat home a throw-in OF
"a long fly. The other hits in this inn
ing were lucky, and one more run was
secured In the ninth four clean hits
were secured. netting three more runs
Fresno found Henderson for seven hits.
but he kept them fairly well scattered
and none of the Raisjn Eaters could hit
in a pinch. The score:
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Home run--Cravath Two-base hit-Tozer.
Sacrifice hit-Dunleavy First base on errcrs-
Oakland 1. Left on bases-Los Angeles Z.
0aklaud Q Bases on balls-Oh Graham B
OF Tozer 2 Struck out-By Graham 3. by
Tozer Double plays. Hackett to Dew
ereaux TO Francks: Brashear to Dillon; Atz
fuua ssisted) Hit by pitched ball-Bernard
Time OF game-one hour and so minutes. Um-
pire-Knell.
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SENDS TWO BOYS OF FIFTEEN
TO PRISON FOR LONG TERMS
Riverside Judge Gives Lads Who At
tackled and Robbed Aged Man
Years In jail.

RIVERSIDE, April 1S.-win Cum
ningham, aged Is. was given eight
years in San Quentin and James Kelly,
of the same age. received sentence
of ten years at the same place here to-
day. The boys were convicted OF hav-
ing assaulted William Herzikopf, a ped
dler of Los Angeles, at Indio several
months ago. They beat the old man in
a most brutal manner. robbed him and
then left him for dead
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cRAvATH's HOME RUN COUNTS.
ANGELS Right Fielder Slams Ball Over
Renee bringing I'm Rrp.h~.-

LOS ANGELES, April 13.-Los Anre-
les defeated Oakland today in spec
tacular game by the close score of 3 to
/. Tozer and Graham both pitched good
ball. The locals punched their hits ON
the Oakland pitcher in the sixth in
ming, when Brashear singled and Cra-
yath followed it up with the first home
run of the season, putting the ball over
the left field fence. The score:
rQc kNfxt~T nc.
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u,rv,and sailor. Are winners.

VALLEJO. April ia letter re-
ceived from one of the crew of the
United States ship Maryland gives the
particulars of an exciting boat race be-
tween a crew from the Maryland and
one from the West Virginia on March
27. The race was for the champion
ship of the squadron and a side bet.
The race was over a mile course, and
was won by the crew from the Mary
land by length.
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NJ E II

There can be no com
parison between the
ability OF the ordinary
physician and that OF
the trained and scienN
tif1c specialist. The
former. in trying 10 ex-
plore and conquer the
whole Held OF medicine
and surgery. becomes
proficient IN no particu-
lar branch The latter
conscientiously confines
himself to a single class
OF Ills and masters
rharra - - --aa
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Two-base hit-Wheeler. Sacrifice hits-Mc-
Gilvray, Waidron. First base on errors
Seattle Q, San Francisco l. First base on
called balls-On Vickers 2. of Wheeler 5.
Left on base-Sesttle 9, San Francisco 4,
Struck out-By vickers I. by Wheeler f.
Double plays-Mohler to Gachnauer to Sears 2
Time of game-One hour and forty-fl
minutes. Umpire-Perrine.
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Union Gun Club Men at the Traps.

The Union Gun Club will hold It's
regular bluerock shoot tomorrow at
Ingleside commencing at 10 a. m The
club has added a fourth class TO it's
programme. Fifteen dollars prize
money Is offered the contestants. max
ing a total OF SIS for the various
classes.
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Sacrifice hit-McLean. Two-base hit-Lister
Three-hase hft--McCreedie. First base on
balls-On Henderson 3. Off Schmidt q Struck
out-By Henderson Z. by Schmidt /. Left on
bases-Portland 5, Fresno s. Double plays-
AreIlanes to Cartwright. Donahue to Sweeney
to Lister First base errors-Portland l.
Time of game-1 hour and 45 mintes I'm
pire-McDonald.
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Polhanus. Frank Ryan and Herbert Grendie-
whose ages range from II TO IA years. were
a dynamite cartridge which they set on in a
vacant lot They suffered hands and fingers
blown on
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NOTES OF THE TRACK.

Preston has been on the ailing list
for few days and the Newman ap-
prentice is greatly missed from the sad
ole.
Lustig, winner OF the fourth, was bid
m $500 over his entered selling price
bv Jack case. There was no change OF
ownership.
Tbe sierra Nevada stable folks came
hack at Charley AIcCanerty for bicding
ND Graphite after Red Light had won
Fred Hinkey tilted the mares selling
price from $500 10 $1,000 and Charley
SmilinEly bid the customary 50 10 re-
tain-
ting on the fifth, made g ragged show
ing Horses don't run that way and an
exclamation should have been demanded
from some one. Next time out. like as
rot Major will win q block. Lame
excuse are becoming too common
BrusseH, the McCanerty rider. can
think twice and secure the lead with
his mount, while most OF the otner
riders at Oakland are wondering II IL
isn't about time to draw the bat. His
mounts deservedly have an extended
following.
Barney Schreiber said yesterday that
the Horace Z deal was of. The Rainey
neonle want TO see the two-year-
run before they lay down the shekels-
There have been rumors ext2nt lnat
the betting ring at Seattle viii not be
open, as advertised by the management
Of the northern meeting Horace Eg-
bert. the representative OF The Seat
lie association. said yesterday; 1t IS
the intention OF the Seattle manage
nent to have an absolutely open ring.
Any reputable bookmaker viii have the
privilege OF cutting In This announce
paent is made in perfectly good faith
or course. IL viii be impossible as IN
the case OF larger meetings 10 charge a
fixed privilege. but sum VIII oe nxeo, .'9,
30 over $500. which will be prorated
snong all those desiring TO make book
II there should be twenty books IN
operation the privileges will be $50 for
esch book. and as the number OF books
decreases the privilege will be greater
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After Ten Innings of Speedy
Play, Philadelphia Has
Revenge on McGraw's Men
REDS FALL ONCE MORE
After Starting Off With a
Lead of Four Runs, Brook
lyn Is Beaten by Boston
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


York and Philadelphia had an exciting
contest today. which ended in victory
for the home team after ten innings OF
play. Attendance 10000. Score:
r. he
New York 4
Batteries-McGinnity and Bresnahan. Sparks,
Duggieby. Kane and Doom. Umpire-o' Day.
CINCINNATI. April 1.-TWO err
rors, followed in each instance by home
runs, were responsible for four of the
five tallies scored by the Chicago team
in today's game. Wicker pitched
steadier ball than Harper. and was
never in grave danger of defeat. At
tendance 1000. Score:
HE
Cincinnati ..-.-.--....-.....-.. l .
Batteries-Harper and schlei: Wicker and
Killing. Umpire-Johnstone.
BROOKLYN, April 13--Brooklyn suf-
fered her second defeat at the hands of
the Boston team today. The home team
started off well. with four runs in the
opening inning, but the visitors took
the lead in the second and won out
easily Attendance $500. Score:
r. HE
Batteries-Stricklett and Bergen; Pfeiffer
and Needham. Umpires-Conway and Ems
lie.
ST. LOUIS. April 1s.-st. Louis-Pitts-
burg game postponed. Rain
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Contracted Disorders

The treatment that cures thorouxhlv .I.,
cures promptly. Ny treatment for contracted
disorders stamps out all Infection and in
dammation before II reach an aSxravatsd
stage or extend to the vital nerve centsrs o.
IN the thoroughness OF my method OF an
plication / have attained a degree OF p-rfe~-
ton that ins1rss % absolutely perfect results IN
danger OF those serious complications that
bring endless suffering and total or partial
loss Of power.
Prematurely Old Men.
Do you suffer from recent or ola .or.x
pains in bones. red spots. sore throat and
organic weakness. lost vitality, impaired mann
ory, or any disease resulting from excuses.
how long standing Do not be discouraged
because other physicians have failed TO beneat
you. but come to me at once ana viii <i~e
II can cure you win tell you 30. and II
your case has reached such an advanced stage
that 10 is incurabie VIII tell you So i A
not treat cases that are incurable Consult
at once and save time and money
yARICOCELE-I positively have the
only known for varicocele without An
operation. Ny treatment consists OF local a.
plfcations and does not cause any inconven-
fence or loss Of time I especially invite those
DISEASED PRosTATEAThis is ons
Of the most distressing disorders that man
II you have had some contracted disorder
which has been treated. but - still noticeable
beware. for you are on fair read to ruin
DO not. take any chances OF this kind but
consult me at once and be cured and cured
properly
treat my own patients ! do not rely on
others 10 do II for me: hence I am able 70
follow every case carefully and observe every
symptom. with the result that I cure my pa
tIents in half the time that IS required By
some careless physicians
/ TREAT AND CURE vARICOCELE. HY-
DROCELE. BLOOD POISON CONTRACTED
DISORDERS. DISEASED PROSTATE
GLANDS UNNATURAL HABITS DRAINS
OR LOSSES WASTED OR UNDEVELOPED
PARTS. AND ALL PRIVATE DISEASES or
MEN
CONSULTATION ia I'd TT
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1856 I'm Joe (Yanke) ............. 93
9450 'Quiclxrich (Applegate & Cotton). -. So
s46O Theo. Case tFountain) ...-...... 95
1926 Sandstone (F1eur de Lis Stable) l07
sixth race-one and sixteenth miles; Red
Iron handicap; three year-olds and up
9544 Martinmas Lakewood Stable) 1oa
$3.50 Blue Eyes fSheridan) o7
p544 Corn Blossom (RowelD 90
(e531 )Tom Roberts (Appegate & Cottonl %
e440 A. Muskoday CDodge) 1p7
1888 Fisher Boy (yVflkerson)- -.-.... 100
9544 Albert Fir Clones & Lusk) k) "a
Seventh race-six furlonss; three year r-olds
and up; purse
93s2 Ruby (Jennings) ..... 90
9543 MIL Song tMcCaferty9 sc
9543 Misty's Pride (Sehneckioth) 10I
S751 Penance fMcCarthy) I'M
9543 Young Pilgrim (Sagel 10e
1858 Sir Brillar Lakewood Stable) ...1O3
$500 Princess Titania fMilin) 100
$500 Masedo fRosedale Stable) 1oa
$500 Hector HAL & MarshalD .....,. g2
Apprentice allowance.
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FIRST SAD DAY
FOR THE SEALS
With Two Down in Seventh
Sears Drops a Throw and
Five Runs Quickly Follow
SIWASHES ALL WALLOP
Manager Gleason's Brigade
Struggles Hard, but Rube
Vickers Holds Them Safely
GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Seattle at Recreation Park.
Portland at Fresno.
Oakland at Los Angeles.
RESULTS OF GAMES.
Seattle, 5; Sam Francisco, 4.
Portland, 3; Fresno, o.
Los Angeles, 2, Oakland, 4.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS,
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Edward place . l. m ardia
by CASEY Scch Dmo r bu Lane. Won
a
toundng a few
strides Bob Ragon and not
is
with Al
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Time-25, so. 1916, 1:41. 1:425t.
Pronta. place. 2-5; show. IA. Ii
by c. c. Mccafferty. Strat &C
bid up from $500 to 1920 BY F
way and outgamed Pronta- l
the stert would have taken 81
Lem Reed ran q tame race
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Time. :23iz. ASH. 1:I4M. 1:A5k. At DO
show, S-5. Hogan, place, 8; show, 1.
gowan- -Derfagille. Trained by H. E.
ing. Highest price-PTincess David. Is
away. Matt Hogan pegged up a hole o.
ceilent race. Salable apparently could
from far back Princess David quit
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Ime :23k. :4sz, 1:14H, 1909 At post
Ehow. out. Lad. place. o. show. 9-5. Bucl
Colorado. Trained by ]. J. EIlerd Scratcl
but Shady Lad. Won easily. Balance drivir
Winner best. Shady Lad ran q irst-class
was prominent at the close and should wiz
luck with The Major. Throw out his race.
the time comes Alice CSrey no speed
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All kinds candies, fruits, etc., q,
Barnes & Ragland's.
Cripple for Life.

Will NJ. McCntchen, reared in
Greenville, where everybody knew
him, was injured in the switch yards
Of the Southern Railway at Columbus
on Sunday evening. Mr.. McCutchen
made an attempt to jump on moving
engine, when his foot slipped, throw
ing his feet under the rolling wheels.
One foot was so badly crushed that
amputation below the knee was made
necessary, while three toes on the
other foot were amputated, Mr.. Nc
Cutchen is receiving every possible
attention at the Columbus hospital,
and was resting very we'll when heard
from yesterday. He will be cripple
for life, however. His host Of Green
vile friends deeply regret the acci-
dent. Columbus Dispatch.
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Miss Myrtle, which will occur on the
goth at their home at Barlow, Oregon.

Miss Myrtle, which will occur on the
goth at their home at Barlow, Oregon.
Go to Ammons Bros. corner to the
Bazaar given by the ladies of the M.
E. church of Pelahatchie. Fancy
work, Christmas presents, homemade
candies, etc. Will serve hot coffee,
tea, chocolate, cakes, sandwiches, etc.
Don't fail to call.
Senator McLaurin returned Tuesday
from Hazlehurst where he was en-
gagged IN the defense of Mrs. Angie
Birdsong, charged with the murder of
DR.. T. III. Butler, at Monticello. The
jury returned verdict of manslaugh-
ter. Sentence has Lot yet been
passed.
The News family is indebted to
Mrs. j. f. Pierce, Of Thomasville, for
quart bottle of very fine syrup. Mrs
Pierce personally superintended the
making of this molasses, and it is in
deed fine. She has 1875 gallons for
sale-60 cents per gallon in sealed
quarts, and 80 cents in gallon jugs.
Prof. E. P. Hit. who is teaching
a very successful school at Shady
Dell, came to town Tuesday to vote
in the municipal election While
here Prof Hit stated that he would
probably be candidate for the legis.
lature. 1t is also reported that Hon.
II. W. Bradshaw will be q candidate.
Clarence G.. Eckhart, America s
foremost balloonist, will make an
aerial ascension here Saturday after
noon at 2 O'Clock in his mammoth
balloon, and after reaching dizzy
height from the earth, will leap from
the balloon, and through the aid of a
single frail parachute will make q
thrilling descent to the earth.
Fred Melvin, a negro, tanked up on
blind tiger booze Monday night, armed
himselftwith Al Colts pistol, and
went up to the show for the purpose,
he declared, of breaking it up. Upon
his arrival at the tent he was arrested
by Marshal ,Cottrell, relieved OF his
A and locked up in jail. He was
fined $25 and costs. The big pistol
was turned over to Sheriff Buchanan,
whose duty it is, to break it up.
q. O. Robinson and Miss Alma
Gayden were quietly married at the
home Of the bride Tuesday evening at
6 O'Clock, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. Bryan Simmons, OF
Columbia. Only immediate relatives
and few friends were present. I'm
mediatdly after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Robinson repaired to the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Miner Hobson, where
they will reside for the present.
This young couple are among our most
prominent people, and their scores Of
The Brandon news., 1906-12-13
friends join us in extending congratu-

friends join us in extending congratu.
lations.
See Eckhart's daring trapezs act on
the swiftly flying balloon, and thrill
ing parachute leap, leaving the bal.
loon at height of from 5000 to A, OOC
feet from the earth; parachute &C.
tually falling 800 feet through space
before opening, making the longest
and most daring leap before the Ameri-
can public. This great attraction has
been secured by the leading business
firms Of Brandon, which they offer
free and without cost, to their patrons
and the public in general. In case of
high wind on above date ascension
will be made on Monday, Dec. 18th.
On Thursday night, December Goth,
the Alpine entertainers will give a
concert in johnson Hall This en-
tertainment has benn selected to
please all-especially the young. 1t
VII OodCAov VI AAuSlC} 1CdoAukc, 0lC
Miss Jessica Linn, soloist and cornet-
ist, is said to be one Of the best in the
country. Misses Rowena and Edythe
Tyler are twins and have made spec
ial study of violin duets since the
early age of eight years. Their en-
tire time, aside from that required for
public school, has been devoted to this
matchless instrument. Miss Edith
Hale, the noted whistler, is triple
star in the realm of platform work.
She is an artist in whistling, reading,
and music. Everybody should come
out to hear this noted quartett of en-
tertainers. Admission: Adults, soc;
children, Csc.