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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-07-16
The State Press

Hinckley Enterprise: The
democrats find fault with the re-
publican nominee for governor
because he was once a democrat.
This is serious charge.
Window Reporter: We should
not ask the president anything
about it. Go ahead and nominate
him, elect him and make him
president again. Roosevelt IS a
patriot and be cannot refuse to
serve country which so unani-
mously insists upon placing him
at the head Of it's affairs.
Rochester Post and Herald
Editor Hearst thinks "Bryan and
Bailey" would be all right for
1908 if it did not sound too much
like Barnum and Bailey. Sena.
tor Bailey might retort with the
crushing sarcasm that "Bryan
and Hearst" would be all right if
it didn't sound too much like a
funeral.
Grand Rapids Independent:
"Koochiching is working fine
around the county division
course every body wonders what
Grand Rapids will do coming
down the home stretch says
the Hibbing Tribune. Why,
Grand Rapids will join the rest
of the county in making Kooch.
iching wait awhile-until they
can learn to consider the wishes
of other sections of the county
a little bit, at least.
Anoka Herald: "The Union
has been requested to state that
there will be several dogs less in
the south end of the village soon
If their owners do not keep them
within doors nights. A barking
dog is not a nice thing to have
around at any time, but a worth
less cur that will bay at the moon
for hours at a stretch and muir
der the sleep of everyone in the
neighborhood is a COMPOUNDED
nuisance that ought to be abated
with shotgun. princeton
Union: Say friend, did you ever
feel just that way? Shake!
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-07-16
Letter DENIES THE REPORT.

Not Acquainted With Any Of the Par.
ties in the Thaw Case.
New York, July 16.-Joseph Letter
of Chicago is being sought by District
Attorney Jerome to appear as a wit
ness in the Thaw murder case, accord
ing to report which gained consider
able circulation here. 1t is said that
it is the desire of the district attor.
ney's office to have Mr.. Letter tell the
details of dinner dance some time
ago at which Nina Harrington, the &C.
tress, was a guest. According to the
report the search for Letter began as
result of revelations made to AS
sistant District Attorney Caravan by
one of the actresses he already has
examined in connection with the case.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-07-16
HELP WANTED,

WANTED--F'Or the u. S. Marine
Corps; men between ages Fl
and IS. An opportunity to see
the world. For full informa-
tion apply in person or by let
Ter to U. S. Marine Corps re-
cruiting office, cor. Beltrami
and Second Aves., Bemid il,
Minnesota.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-07-16

Hinckley Enterprise: The
democrats find fault with the re-
publican nominee for governor
because he was once a democrat.
This is serious charge.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-07-16

WANTED-For U. S. army able.
bodied, unmarried men be.
tween ages of 81 and IS, citi-
zens of United States, of
good character and temperate
habits, who can speak, read
and write English. For in
formation apply to Recruiting
Officer, Miles block, Bemidji.
Minnesota.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
ROSS HAS A
GOOD STABLE
CALIFORNIAN WILL RAcG SONG
MONEY MAkGRs AT THE
MEADOWS THls suAsoN--JoI
M'aRioU WILL RIDE.

nan Ross, the California horse
man. has one of the heat stables
now at the Meadows Among his
heraca Is that shilty s.Ncafold ftllt
Nav l. n. who was one OF the beat
Npnneatera developed In California
last winter She Is probably the
hirheat valued at any 2.yaarold on
the track aud she Is 4 fun sister TO
sir Mtitrid. who WAS recently sold
la New York for $1,000
Another highly bred 2yearoid In
NJ Ross barn ~ Mechlln She Ia
hv sc Carlo0oid Lace aud they
don't come any better bred than
that Uraaaeuttcr 10 another Hlif
that will probably win at the com.
ing meeting IN her Last race a.
oakland she WALKED In from such
good ones rs Itlietta and I'm Joe.
That good apflnirr James A Muir
rai Is also IN the stable and ought
10 prove one % the fastest horses
nc the track
nraldea these Mr. Ross has "a the
Meadows Hipotrea. y n u. lien
English and that consistent platter
Happy Lad Tho horses are All Ia
charge 81 Charles Mulhelland, who
Is one Of the best trainers la this
country.
Mr. Ross has secured first call ON
the services II Jockey Joe Mcbride,
Nho y ~ do the rldiug fot the stable
IN an the Important RACES az the
Meadows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
s. A. c. MEN IN
HARD TRAINING
EioarEus MEN ARE AT WORK
PREPARING roR TIE sic
mEEr AT SPOKANE ~ MULTI.
nomAa WILL 90 \ FACTOR.

Athletes 81 the Seattle Athletic
club are tfaiains hard these da) 5
Ia preparation fuf the track meet
Tor the northwest chAmp ioaahip.
which vii be hsia Ia spokane under
the auspices ~ the = = A Tho
IL A. G has az present a. men Ia
active training aud should prove q
strung contender AZ tie meet II
has b0en proposed o. limit the 90.
trisa from each eluh "a Is aud iu
ailos three entries from each CLUB
Ia each event II such a fuie ie
adopted lg would save time end cui
duwa the events 60 euHfesia b.
tw.ea onis the bssi 81 IN eoapct.
inE clubs
A uag Of the men me s A g witi
enter at snosane inciadrs Traek
Caplaln nshn. Aifx Nafstaer. Res
Hfnith. Nefanhia. Wells. 4Aample.
Cish. sexfen. wiasor. nava klaE.
Coyie. Huimsn. Kern. uagas. tiun.
t0un. Buckingham aud GRAFT
Mnitnoaah viii have vers
strung icau az Spokane aud has an
excellent chance 10 win. - fhsy
have among others KeiiFg thea pho
numruai sIsfiuisf ant bFzaas iualncr.
aud Fflcsasli. the speedy. hnfdirr.
hoth ~ whom dia such Erpat HnFk
in the recent triangular meei hrid
on the q " campus 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12


Lloyd Founsain. Who viii ride Il
the Meadows durinn the coming
NESTING. ~ one 81 the moat prom
lasnt ioeksJa In THIS country tie
rodc ~ tho New York tracks last
summer with considerable aarccaz.
and but for the fact that be sas IN.
laFod tn the middle Of the season
be would have finished much higher
"a tae list 81 winning iockesa than
he did he wun the first FACE In
the east that he had a mouat IN.
winninE Wlth Adten 81 thn odds Of
% 20 ] ana putting & 80 over the
fetouhtable Tommy Burns 10 =
driving finish
Fountain has bern riding for the
nssf three years. aud roac AZ the
Meadows several years ago he has
aane most of bis riaiaE For bis
father. Dell Fountain. The well
known tagfman. and tn the derby
viii have tine m0uns On his fathers
coll Haleman.
Fountain Is an exracdineiY good
iudEa - pace. has nice hands and
aeYcF loses his head IN y close fin.
tn lie wil. probably ride - many
winners a. ans boz al The meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
IS
OUT OF MEET
SEATTLE 10 EXPECTING TO
WIN TRACK CONTEST WHICH
WILL HE Held ~ TACOMA
NEXT SATURDAY.

In the field meet between the
high schools which eoaoH off 1T
Tacoma merit Saturday. Seattle,
Portland aaa Tacoma wiii compete.
Spokane having dropped ont There
has been great deal o. Interest
aroused among the students of the
Seattle high school and the 18th
ietle management has chartered q
boat and Wlii give an excursion Ia
Taeuma On Saturday From The
advance sale ~ tickets large
crowd ~ Seattle rooiern viii make
the ifip
The meet ought 20 be an exciting
affair. and u - not unhkeiY that
some records xiil be broken. Either
Seattle or Tacoma should prove
victorious. a. sha Portland team
this year IS decidedly weak. the
oniY frn elaAs afhirfa fhey have
being Mays. The distance runner
- heiween Seattle aud Tacoma
~ past performance shoN any
thing Seattle should uin without
much difncuitY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
YACHTS Off ON
LONG RACE
rRANsPAeiFle RACE IS BGouN
VITA BLOWING OF WHISTLES
AND CHEER FROM HUNDREDS
or SPECTATORS.

SAN PEDRO. Cal. June is--
Amid the blowing Of hundreds If
steam whistles ana the cheers ~
hundreds Of spectators. the thrte
yachts thst are competing in the
tfans.P Pacific race between thia port
and Honolulu. started off on their
lons Journey ~ aloe miles The
three entries are She Anumoun. Cap
tain i.inAerbgFE The Luriine. Cap
tain sinclair. and the iAPaloma.
Cantain Moaicf. and the time allow
aneea allevgd are a. follows
AnemeuH gives lAfalufua -
hnaFs. Aaemone givea LuFiina 10
hours. the Lurllue gives the iapa.
Lorna rs houra
The starting Kua was Tired AZ ex-
actlf " ociock and the tApaloma
crossed the line haii a minute after
the signal The lsufliue crossed the
line une minute later aaa the Anns
none CROSSED e tg;utAs As the
fleet crossed the line the hrceze b..
gan to freahen aud the Anenlone be
gan 20 pick up thu distance gained
b. the Others ss the start The la
paiona wAz lginE 10 the wtndsRrd
OF the Lurline. which SEEMED 70 BE-
dFaWiag aNay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
ELMER FOSTER
A SAD WAC
NOTED BALL PLAYER WAS THE
PRIZE NOISE MAKER on Hls
DAY, AND HArGp PEACE
WITH DEADLY HATRED.

Elmer Foster wasn't The greatest
hnil player that ever lived. although
be was q great one. lir wasn't the
greatest hitter. fielder. or base ruu-
nef. although he was E0nd. Hui Pos
ser WIS the greatest dlHiurbef, Halter
uf-psses. rowdY. and fun.makof that
ever broke Into the national game
Baseball h a strenuous game. hut
Foatsr VAS too strenuous faf base
ball ne broke up mere ball rluha
n less Time. had more fun, aud raaa-
Cd more trouble than any player
ever asa.
10 never forget the morning that
Foatef got through ia Chicago We
nere Feiug to pitishufs. aud just ha-
fore Ns arrived in town oa that uu-
earthly lump from chicago "a Pitts
burg. Via cleveland. Ansan came
along ard Eat facing IA.
't'uetsr," be nhid. "thn neat time
you take n drink. OF anyone GA the
club takes a drink with you. m re-
ieaHr Yuu
An rsht Cap" said roster.
ehsefnliiy,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

TENNIS Tram CHOSEN.

LONDON. June n III l. Doher
~ aud 4 u Smith ia the ainglen
aud the noherif brothers ia the
doubles have been selected 20 rep.
resent England IN the contest fof
the Dwight v Davis international
challenge cup The American team
will probably be Little and Ward.
both In singles nnd doubles. al.
though n neala Wright IL ia shape
ho will take iatfirh place on the
team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
TOO MUCH WET.
To PLAY BALL
Los ANGELES Is lack WITH
SEVERAL ADDITIONS TO rAE
TEAM WHICH MAKES The AZ.
oREaArtoN MUCH STRONGER
nv SCORE CARD WILLIE.

sum TELLER wunce scd into each
Tie sun littel rain must TALL he
,itdnt sat nutting abou, Rekrcashun
Park hut wen / got THAR Neatcrdat
the rane wua taliia' In 10 Il 10 beet
tbs band aud THAR cuddent be 40
gain
Gee bat s Wus disappointed cawa
Jest kinder feit We wna doc "a chats
them los Angcles lellcrs all eNes
the lot
We're gotta 60 do a today II Il
don't rane altho los Angeles has
got a Teller nalmed Stelta 90 pitch
for them aud Bobby Eager and fol
man and ilaii has all came back
aud maid the teem muteh stronAef
than Il wua ven Il wua here a weak
OF 50 ago.
However. ~ matter, we'll HEX en-
aad IN be THAR az Il dont ranel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

No finer ftAs on The sound han
that 70 the q. 4 navy yards a.
nfrmFfton. where the famous bat
tieship Oregon ana the largest
training sbip In The wofiA ne rhil-
Hdelahia. can BE- seen. Also the SOW
Hfnmept afydaek. cruisers ard tor
reio boats. Beats leave pier : s4s
times daily Round trtp 80 cents ..s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

We arrived Ia rittsbufg end while
Anson WAS registering the club Al
the deck t'pater said Let ua 80
ia and have a cocktail"
~iiaitrf be- careful. Elmer the OH
Sian - sore. ! remarked
hue ne went The nlEoiuNiat had
lust strained the cocktails into the
glasses Nhen Poster. looking into the
mlffof. sapic8 Anson b. the doorway,
lie turned and boaang low. said.
awestlg.
cart. Ansaa. viii sou Join - Ia a
afluk
Not Numbered Ansou. POSTER
You are released"
And now that ain released.
capt Anson. said Festcr. sNiii yeu
Ioin ua b. a dflnkf.
AnaaH scot f'ostef home 30 Cht-
eaEo Hua prealarnt Hart tried 90 get
fit ~ him 20 Same ahKantaaa. Kan
sas citf wanted him and offered =
good fe3ce buf E'Wrr didn't sau,
- 90 thets Hart afEued. prrsuaa-
"a sutfratsf. bfihed and pleaded
sra fnalsy tem uiuuana before train
ttmo. Poster agreed 90 81 Hat
rushed him down the elevator Of
fefnd fhs oabluan g. bonus " he
N8aia catch the uain. and sent El-
mer away. wtliis the fest % -
ffsaurHa4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
See San Francisco Ruins

Rate ss3f0. good for six DAYS. IN
eiullna meals and brrtha. from
Portland BY Southern Pacific Co
Particulars Ht Union ticket office.
SOS First av. + 4 Ellis. general
agent set
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

Law HfaifIN VA NuffNNfh 70
cifie might Of June isfh and morning
~ 10th To enable you 20 make ~
ing fup 70 view san francisco. ~
have made rate of fba - for Fuand
"trip including berth Hoath % Port.
land. aiso meals goinE and return
ing For particulars call y 4. Ciis
Ticket office. corner FtFai Az. and
feaier Way 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

a week later Gas SNnaas. Hart
vas standing AZ TIE brad ~ she
aranasisnd stairs shea suddenly
Fnsief came 90. fuuF steps az g
jump grabbed iiaff IN his arms.
haKNna him. nalfand him around.
.lnhraee1 hin aEaln ana alIl halA-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

' .3x.sR~s~.*~~%s '
!. AMATEUR RESULTS.
' @s%sE. xss&ss '

The Washington iron works team
Is a conner They beat the strong
south Seattle nine yesterday hy a
seare of I o. q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
TURF NEWS

neareateher IL SIN IA prelis bad
shape. bat ua as bad az reported
Ito Is not as lame ~ he VIA yfsinr.
day aud Owner Ferguson has great
hopes that be will be able "a get
him 90 the post for one fof the
Meadows stake races
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

ftfai race ~ ~ nellie purse avs
AtaHnt riaud nuhsftrsi. "a
HaHuHd faHe = II Htia purse Hust
NuHhatnef Hasufudj ~ Ha
Third raNe Hiiia selling fhamuud
htiHkaNat faYiaua a. Ia
HHaffh faHH o. ~ 4 mite safiinH ANA
It's neisf uinfart Ahfh iWt
hIfIh faus ! mtia putse iatiua Natrf.
NsNa welsh AuHifAuna Ia ~
Hisfh gaaH I uilis and IL ~ Hitfns
Nedfina, Asnneafdsf Mtss 'ffkaieF
4 a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

] = Rear and " ~ kimpson. of
This city. accompanied ~ a ehauf
feur. Recently drove = Motel *
Winson from Seattle 20 Vancouver.
u G.. In "a hours actual running
time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

Overall son smother game Tor
Chicago yesterday lie pitched
againsf brooklyn. and held them
down 20 eight hits. all vcii scat.
tered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

There WIS no election by the
track team af the University ~
Washington yesterday. owing 60
the fact that there were only nine
votes cast There arr TO men en-
titied 10 vote OF the nine present
Rex Smith received 5 votes and
Shiriev Parker Z The isth man "
ID prevent In Denver and Will rofc
b. wire "A soon ~ his vuta l.
received the election will be De.
cided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

Hob RaEpn II the horse 10 look
out Tor In the opening handicap He
~ IN grund shape and II the track
should be- muddy Saturday he u Va.
BILE to cnme home alone. as he n a
mud runner from MudrunnerYiiio
The Mist ia another horse that h
entered ia the opening handicap
aud stands swell chance "a brine
home the money II the track Is fast
She does not Like mud. however
On account Of the rain last night
an horses were Kept OF The track
and viii not be- allowed 10 work over
az until Il gets fast This vet
weather IL certainly a hardship oh
the hofaemen. az u prevents them
from getting their horses ready for
actual racing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

Ing him 81 his arms. said
eJlm. you're the best friend ! ever
hadi"
allow'a that Elmer r asked llaft
You sent me 10 Kansas ctr. Jim
I never can repay you Greatest
bunch ~ Indians ever collected Go.
gethsfi We haven't been 10 bed fof
week
They hadn't Kansas city was sec.
ond in the race when Poster Joined
ana when be was released, a few
months later. the team was seventh
And Airs Well.
Foster went sup into wisconsin
then aud lain0d tho Ashland club "a
help u out b. lta fiEht for The PEN
ant Poster took dislike - the
hotel. lie maas friends with ths
ianifor ~ the court house and got a
room in the belfry tower. Every
time the clock struck Ia the hslfry
no matter what hour Of the day or
night. runtnf would stick his bead
ouf 81 the lndaH and yeli.
And aita Welt
n b. reported that after he bad
been fn town two weeks he accepted
1850 t0 leave. and irft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
BOWLER DOES
GREAT WORK
A. n. sPlsoIEE MAKES HIGH
AVERAGE ~ MATCH cAnE
WITH herman scsIsUses.

A ncw star flashed across The
bowling ornament last night when
IN q match game At che Bismarck
ailsfa A II sHindifr averaged
as - for three games The match
wma estwrun Herumu Achlhnach
and 4 n spindlef. and consisted
ug three games. total pima The
formers score wauid ordinarily
have von any match ever RULED "a
this city. - he Eul an average 81
zoe. bat hts work vas completely
ovefahadumsa b. that OF hia unpo.
merit. who RULED 30 in his last
game In this game he started off
with nins straight strikes. bat left
two pins up on hiA tenth ball lie
made the spare and with his last
bail Eos six pins
guindlof e. nuw man ~ the
game. hut II his work keeps I'm.
proving he vii make any body hns.
sle IN this tuwn. and II no ever
hooks un With Old Timer jenkins
BE- IL liable 90 make the noonr
Lizard take SO the tall grass The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

In fast game AZ ReuteR the home
team beat the Kent bah team hy q
seefe % 8 60 O. skilman's pitehlns
aud Rlchmonda home run were the
features
Ballard went 90 Suehomish aud
hat they ga ia tho ball team from
that town was shame. They won
b. a scoHa Of 10 10 s, aud during the
game hammered the Snuhnmish
pitchers Faf total 81 g safe hits.
At Wtlkesnu, che Wllkeson Hears
defeated the buckley Cyclones hy d
aoorc OF 70 2 in a well played Same
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

FWufth rae / uiis. rafss raiiaw HtHa a.
ttaffF hHett tiafias 10 50
fffth faFs IS ~ mile ifufar IiliT "a.
trees flintfan NraNaua fHa "a
Hsih race t ~ : rniir settling Revolt
SHARP Hif hnfai Legend - ~
Seventh faee a tliH mites aaiNuH faui
natsfts It's uadfiF. nsnisi = tfls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

We have = few slightly damaged
white Fuameiof sinha that vr sill
sell for o. and o. q ~ Brown
piumhirg Ca fst Pine ~ 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
PASSING COMMENTS

Ia the finals ef the tenals cham.
piaushlp Of the University q
Washington. Prof Roberts, holder.
beat Prof iigers. challenger. IN a
close match By q score OF -. So.
&C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

. ADJUSTMENTS IN SEATTLE. ,
Recreation park--geaiuo - 4
. los Angeles. $3.50 b M 4
Grand Opera Nouse-Cali. 4
= fqruia Opera company in The Z
= nightingale ,
Seattle Theater Mack I
> Swain company in THE 4
= World" .
Third Avenue Theater- 4
4 AYiesworth company Ia Mid. 4
. uiEht Ia Chinatown. 4
Star Observation-Disclosures 4
orpheum Theater--Nauie. {,
. ville 4
pantauss Theatsr-Vaude. 4
. vile ,
Central Thsater - vande I
. vile I
= Lake Union Pavilion Roller ,
. skating ,
4H44 sssssT 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

toe Mahaffsy, formerly a pitcher
for the Portland baseball team. is
now captain IL 4 baseball team
To- calgafE. Northwest territory.
canada.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

Dave Holly, the negro light weight
who IL to fight Rufe Turner M
Pleasant fieach. arrived here last
night frula Philadelphia and viii
80 iuto training Immediately. he
was delayed three days on the road
CO account Of washoula.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

The Mulfnomah Athletic club. 81
Portland. Nlll hel4 no more boxing
o0ufa until next fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

A triangular meet between iauior
teams fram the M & A. af Ta-
coma. Everett ant Seattle VIII prob
abs be held here shortly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

Talbot for patsasa. 2Os Musaai Iiss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15
SACRED HEART BAZAAR.
Record Crowd Attended Last
Night-Scene One of GaietY.

One of the largest crowds since the
opening Of the Sacred Heart Bazaar was
in attendance last night at the armory.
A great many dancers were on the floor,
and added to the gayety Of the scene
Most of the booths made record-making
sales and chance profits
Miss Mamie Ryle recited during the
evening, and her excellent performance
won hearty applause. A pleasing pro-
granme is promised tonight and to-
morrow night will be seen the moving
pictures of the fall of San Francisco and
other cities. Fridya the winner of the
diamond ring between the lady organ
lists will be decided; and Saturday night
which father wins the watch and which
popular undertaken wins the gold-hcaded
cane will be decided.
One of the features OF this week will
be the daily visits Of the children from
the different parish schools.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15
GUN CARRIAGES ARRIVE.
Work of Mounting Howitzer
Guns Begins Tonight.

The four gun carriages, together with
n carload of other equipment for tho
Howtzers. arrived in Richmond Sunday
night and were yesterday afternoon trans
ferred to the armory. The work of put
ting together and mounting the guns Will
be started tonight AS soon as every
thing Is completed an ordnance officer
of the regular army Will be sent down
from Washington to inspect the work and
to give instruction as to how to handle
the new armament.
Last night some Of the members OF
the Howitzers gave a subscription german
which was very largely attended and
which proved to be a very enjoyable at
fair The proceeds will go toward paying
the expenses of the various teams OF the
organization.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15
TALENTED MAN HELD
FOR common THEFT
Detective MacMahon Arrests
Paul Moch, Who Confesses
His Crime.

Detective Mac NIahon made his second
CAPTURE in the last eight days in the case
of the thieves who have of late beon
working the cloothlng establishment OF
Samuel Duggns at GO Broad Street,
For several weeks Mr.. Duggins has
noticed the mysterious disappearance OF
clothing in lots and piece-meal from his
store, but all efforts on his part to catch
the guilty parties in tho crime have been
unavalling. Finally last Sunday week
he told Detective MacAIahon OF etle mat
ter and the first arrest was made In the
person of a negro porter at the place
named Oscar Jones, who was given SIX
months In Jail by Justice Crutchfleld.
The detective felt sude that he mad not
nubbed the main theft, so n close Watcn
was kept on white man named PAU
Moch who is employed by Mr.. Dusglns,
about whom Detective MacMahon had
lurking suspicion when he first invests
gated the case at the store Yesterday by
dint of some clever detective work Moch
was gotten to confess the crime, and
suit of clothing ~orth $50 was recovered
from the pawnshops. MOch was Locked
M at the Second station, and Will be
heard by Justice Crutchfleld this morning.
Moch is n man of high intelligence, and
has Travelled in Germany, and practically
all through the United States. Ills educa-
ton has been unusually good, and he is q
fine musician. But he went the way or
the criminal, and now declares that ne IS
sorry for 1t.