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Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
Two Games nj letter Park.

Two games of amateur ball will be played
at letters park this afternoon. The first
game, which will start promptly at 23O
will be between the letter Gold Tops and
Harry Sage's Sterlings Of Omaha. Immed-
lately after the Starlights and the Union
Pacific storeroom teams will play.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
Travis Wins Presidents Gun.

GARDEN CITY, L. l., May 12.-Walter
J. Travis, formerly national and internal
tiOnal amateur golf champion. defeated
Jerome -. Travers OF Mount Claire, n. j.,
I'm the final round for the presidents cup
In the invitation tournament on the Gar
den City Golf clubs links today by up
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13

base on balls. on Isanigan. .; on Morse
3 Struck out; BY i.anigan. 1, by Morse.
B. by bort. g. Stolen bases. Fishback,
Steen. Hyde. Fenlon, Hit by pitched ball
By I.anigau. 2. by Morse. /. Sacrifice hit
Mullen. Time i:J5 Umpire. Bradford.
Attendance O00
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
Golf nj FieId club.

High wind made good scores out of the
question at the Omaha Field club Saturday
afternoon, nevertheless a large number
went over the links. The play was for the
presidents cup, eight to qualify Thomas,
Howell and p. e. Davidson tied for seventh
and eighth place and will have to play off.
The scores of those qualifying We're:
IIaVn - NnH
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
Yale Marksmen Win.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, May 12.-Yales
marksmen won the intercollegiate shoot
against the University of Pennsylvania,
were:
Yale, Phi; University of Pennsylvania,
1871; Princeton, 1877; Harvard, l19.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
Detroit Again shuts out Washington
nv score of 4 70 o.

WASHINGTON. May 12-The Detroits
again shut out the Washington team today.
the score being the same as yesterday. I
to 0. Donohue pitched finely in tight places
Patten was batted out of the box i'm the
third inning. out Smith. who relieved him.
allowed but four scattered hits. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
CoIIerr base Rail- Gnmea.

Al Champaign, llL-Illinois, 8; Michigan,
.; twelve inningsD.
At Worcester. Mass.-Yale, 10; Holy
Cross. 3.
Al ChieagO-U University of Chicago, Z:
Northwestern, o.
A. West Point-West Point, 3; Ford
ham, 5.
At Princeton, n. J-Princeton, 2; Cor
nell. L
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13

Milwaukee ..........1 20 zoos 0 -
Hits: on Oberlin, in eight innings.
Two-base hits: Hemphiil Bateman. De-
mont. Three-base hits: Bateman, SuthOff
Home run Green. Stolen bases: Jude,
Knabe Bases on balls: on suthon, 3; on
Hickey, 3; OF Oberlin, .. Hit by pitched
ball: Hickey, /. Struck out BY Oberlin,
4; by Suthoff, . Double plays: Mccormick
10 Bateman; Mccormick to Robinson ~
Bateman. Sacrifice hits Green, Oberlin
Kruger. Left on bases: Milwaukee O.,
Toledo. s. Time: l .55. Umpire: Kane.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
Harvard wins in Tenth.

PHILADELPHIA, May 12.-Harvard de-
feated Pennsylvania today i'm a ten-inning
game. Castle struck out twelve men.
SCore R.H. +.
Harvard 900 0 o % 0 / "a .
Penn .........O / 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 81 4 I
Batteries. Hay and Hare; Castle and
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
CHICAGO BLANKS BROOKLYN
Windy City Nationals Hit PSStorius Hard
aud in Bunohes.
LUNDGREN PITCHES FINE GAME
Only One Of the visitors Sue
ceeded In Reaching Third
Base aud one
second.

CHICAGO, May l2.-Chicsgo walked all
over Brooklyn today, hitting Pastorious
hard and in punches. Lundgren allowed
emily two singles only one OF the visitors
reaching second and one on third Score:
rrfTC ppopa-r
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
OMAHA

stolen bases; BaSsey BRses on balls:
Oh Paige. ?; off Koukalk, T. Struck out:
hy Paige. s; by Koukaiik. 3. Left on bases
Denver, s. Omaha, Z Home run: Koukalik
ltit by pitched ball: Dulan Double plays
Belden TO J. Smith, J. Smith to 7. Smith TO
Meyers; Bender to Dolan Time: IS. I'm
pire: FULLER Attendance: 1000
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
Milwaukee Wins from Toledo by
hyperion stick work.

MILWAUKEE, May l2.-Superior stick
work OF the home team at oppoTtune stages
and inability of the visitors 10 locate ODER
lin when hits would have netted runs en-
abled Milwaukee TO defeat Toledo in to-
days game BY winning the game Mil
waukee lands in first place. Score:
rtrTa 1rGr rar,n
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
Cincinnati wins In Eleventh.

CINCINNATI, o., May 12-Devlin's wild
throw, saving Schlei, Higgins sacrifice and
run In the eleventh inning. MsGraw and
McGann were put on the field for dis
putting decisions. Deehanty was hit un-
DER the eye by foul tip OFF his own bat
In the tenth inning and forced to retire
from the game. Errors were responsible
Tor both runs scored by New York. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
Cham Pions Lose ut Home.

DIES MONIES, May l2.-After raising the
championship pennant before crowd Of
nearly 1900 people. the Des Moines cham
score of to I. The game was filled with
thrills from start to finish. The Champions
played loosely to begin with and Manske
was Isund for hits that meant scores In
The first four innings Then the Champions
took a batting and fielding rally. Stoup
succeeding Manske i'm the box Sioux City
Was shut out for the FIVE succeeding in
nings. but already had a lead that Des
Moines failed to overcome. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
Quakers Win on Errors.
.PITISBUR RIG, Pa, May l2-Philadel-
phia today made all its runs but one on
errors by the Pittsburg team. Score:
PITTsBURG
PHILADELPHIA
sBatted for WiIIis In ninth

Phlladelphia 80 0 0 l o 1t
Plttsourg .,....O 0 0 0 IL
Two-base hit: McCloskey. Three-base
hit: Genley. Sacrifice hits: Courtney,
Ward, Gleason. stolen bases: Magee (2),
Titus, Bransfield, Doolin. First base on
balls: on Willis, l: OFF McCloskey g.
Struck out: BY Willis. 4: by McCIoskey.
]. Wild pitches: Willis (2). Left on
bases: Pittsburg, S; Philadelphia 4
Time 1:35. Umpire KLEIN.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13

Two,base hits: Collins, Hickey. Three
Dase MT: Stahl Home run: Wallace.
Stolen base: Parent. Hits: on Gibson In
one inning, =; of Winter In eight innings
= First base on balls. on Gibson >; of
Winter, 8; OF Glade. 4. Struck out: BY
Gibson, /: by Winter. 6; by Glade g.
Passed balls: Graham, .. Time: I "A Cnl-
pire Connolly
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13

GAMES IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games today: Columbus at Kansas City,
Toledo a Milwaukee. indianapolis at st.
Paul. louisville at Mnneapol
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13

The Sterling Cthe old Storz) team will
meet the letters today Sunday at the
letter park, South Omaha. Game called at
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
North BEND Wins at Schuyler.

SCHUYLER, Neb May 12.-lSpecisl Tel
egFam. THE North Bend High school de-
feated the high school here IN a game OF
base ball this afternoon by the score OF
10 g.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13

At Rock Islsnd--Rock Island, s; Bloom
ington, 2.
At pringfeld-Springheld, II; Dubuque, l.
At Cedar Rapids-Cedar Rapids, o. Pc
oria, 4.
At Decatur-Decatur ?; Davenport, l.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
sRnttnd for Patt,

Detroit ..............O 0 o 1 o.
Washington .........O o 0 o 0 90
Two-base hit: Coughlin. Three-base hit:
Cobb. Hits. on Patten, in three innings
off Smith, in six innings. Sacrifice hits:
Cobb, Coughlin. Stolen bases Anderson
Double plays: Schaefer, OLeary and Lind
say. Left on bases: Washington :: De-
troit I. Bases on balls: or Patten, 3; off
Smith, /; OF Donohue, l. Struck out: BY
Patten, 2; by Smith. A. by Donohue, l.
Passed ball Kittredge. Time: $50 Um-
pire: Hurst.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13

GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Games today: Boston at ST. Louis, Brook
lyn at Chicago, New York at Cincinnati.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
LIN. LII. rmrIr.. sl.t. psyL.. ~
standinR OF the Teams.
PLAYED Won Lost Pct

Games today Omaha ~ Denver. Lincoln
at Pueblo, Sioux City at Des Moincs
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
Two Gnmes ut nIrtn Park.

Two games are scheduled for Dietz park
for Sunday afternoon. the first between
the DietZ club and Fort Omaha, called at
2:l6 p. m, and the second to follow inn
team and the w. G. Clarke company team.
1
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
DIES MONIES


'Batted Tor SLOup IN nnth,
Sioux City ..........,0 3 0 o 0 90
Des MOines ..........1 0 0 . 0 2-6
Stolen base: Andreas. Two-bRse hits:
Caffyn. Delday t2), Dexter, Hogriever C2).
Nobitt. Home run: Weed. Double plays
Newton to Bauer; Newton to Weed. Bases
or balls: on MRnske, .; on Jarrett. 8. Hit
by pitched ball: BY Jarrett, /. Struck out:
BY Manske, 4; by Stoup, 2; by Jarrett, 8.
pitch: Manslxe. Time: 2O5 Umpire Keefe.
Attendance: 1850.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
LINCOLN.

-TUULNUII7 NVIs NFIIIIIIINI. VI EITIlNHIF
Lincoln .............s 800 ? ola
Pueblo ........,..... 0 0 0 0 . o. 8
stolen bases: Holmes. Collins. Three
bare hit: Starkey. Passed ball; sislei;
First base ON balls: on Stimmel, :; on
Jones . Struck out: BY Stimmel, =; by
Jones q Left on bases: Pueblo, 4; Lin
colin 8 Sacrifice hit. Thomas. Home run
MeIchIor Hit by pitched ball Quiliin,
sisIer. Double play: Messitt TO Elwert.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
innings. after Columbus had made four in
the third. Score;

Earned runs. Kansas City. 8; Columbus.
2. Left on bases: Kansas City, 4; Columbus
q Two-base hits: Hiil. Phyie, Perrine
Bases on balls: on Frant1. g. OF Rober-
taille, 2 Struck out: BY FrantS q. by Rob
ertaille, ]. Double play: Perrine to Dono-
hue to whitney stolen bases: Cassaday,
Hulswitt Time: lao, Umpire Owen.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13

ST LOUIS, May 12.-Boston inaug-
az ated its first western trip of
the season by losing to St Louis
S to 2. The locals hits came at opportune
times, while Taylor was effective with
Ten on bases Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
Slated for Pastorius in mint

Left on bases: Chicago, {. Brooklyn, z
Two-base hits: Slasle, Stenfeldt. Three
ba sc hit: Slagle Sacrifice hits Schultz
Hummel. Stolen base: Scheckard Double
play: Lundgren, Evers and Hoffman.
Struck out: BY Lundgren, 4; by Pastorlus.
Passed ball: Ritter. Bases on balls
on Lundgren, ?; of Psstorius, /. Time
1881 Umpire: Emslie
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13

PUEBLO, Colo. May 12-Twelve hobbies
by the Indiana, seven OF which were made
by Painter, allowed Ducky Holmes bunch
OF Cornhuskers to take the first game of
the series by a score of l. to 3. The In
dams again went into tOday's game In
badly crippled condition. Minor and FRurot,
both pitchers, were in at first base and
left field. while Starkey, an intelder was
in center. The batting feature OF the game
was Melchior's home run in the fifth, when
he drove the ball to the left field fence
Starkey followed with a three-sacker to
center and this, with FaurOts fly out TO
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13

Two-base hits: Hart, o. Sullivan, Fox
BraEheaT, Quinlan. Three-base hits: ID.
Sullivan Kerwin Bases on balls on
Thomas. /; OF Stecher. p Double plays
Oyler 10 Fox to Hart: Hart TO Fox; Oyler
TO Fox Struck out: BY Thomas &; BIZ
stecher. 4 Sacrifice hits: Oyler GreminEer.
d Sullivan. stolen bases; Hart, Woodruff
Left on bases. Minneapolis. s; Louisville, s.
Time: l. 30. umpires: Egan and Haskell.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
Totals


TWo-base hits: Lynch ~. Mullen, Fish
back. Lanigan. Carroll 90. Three base hits
Lanigan. Steen. Passed ball; Coad Firs
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13

KANSAS CITY. MAY l2-Kansas City
won today by hitting opportunely. FTantz
allowed but two hits during the last six
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13

Earned runs: 81. Louis, g. Boston. /.
Three-base hits: Arndt Smoot Stroebel
Home run: Pfeffer. Sacrifice hits: Stat
terry, Beckley. Stolen bases: Arndt, Hines
Bennett. Hit by pitched ball: BY Taylor,
Bates. First base on balls on Pfeffer,
2 Struck out: BY Taylor, 3. Left on
bases; St Louis, 5: Boston, 5. Time.
1875. Umpires: Carpenter and Conway.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13

Flrst base on balls: on Orth, 2 STRUCK
out; BY Orth, 3; by Joss, 5. ,Three-base
hit: Chase. Two-base hit: Congalton,
Sacrifice hits: Conroy, Bradley Stolen
base; Clarke. Double plays: LaPorte to
Chase CO LaPorte (unassisted), Lajoe to
Connor and O'LouRhlin
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
ST. Louis Beats BOston.

BOSTON, Mass, May 12-POor pitching
was responsible for Roston's tenth com-
secutive defeat A batting rally in the
eighth by st. Louis was the feature Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13

Left on bases: Chicago, 2; Philadelphia
I, Earned runs: Philadelphia, Two
base hit: Seybold Home run: Schreck
Sacrifice hits: Waddell, H. Davis. Struck
out: BY Wadden g. First base on balls
on Waddell, /; Off owen, l. Time: l20
Empires: Sheridan and Evans.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13

NEW YORK, May 12.-Cleveland shut out
the New York Americans today in an
eleven-inning game which was exciting
from start to finish. Score:
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Poldcssnd Politicians

Col. John N. Simpson. a wealthy
cattleman who IL talked Of as republl
can nominee fey. governor Of Texss
was aligned with the democrats Nm.
til 1896.
Former Governor Joeph y johns
ton Of Alabama has announced bin
candidacy for the United GtatUs Sen.
ate. He says that he 10 not Running
against Senators Pettus or Morgan
indivually, but desires 10 be the
successor OF either q them.
The democrats Of Maine have de-
cided 70 hold their state nominating
convention in the city Of Bangor In
June. M
Congressman q. Stevens Henry Of
the First Connecticut district has de-
cided MOTTO offer himself az q candi-
date for reelection this fall, but will
retire from politics. He has been In
Washington since 1895.
Whether the question Of municipal
ownership is to be urged by the Con.
necticut democratic party at the state
election this fall and 4 vigorous It.
lack made on the republican party on
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-02

that issue, Is the leading problem N
Connecticut politics just now. The
democratic state committee meets at
Waterbury today to discuss the stu.
alton.
The, approaching general election
In WISCONSIN is for : Justice Of the
supreme Court to maze the supreme
bench complete as provided for by
an actSof the last Legislature. There
ares several candidates in the field and
the contest is q stubborn one.
The first Of the state political cor.
ventions to be held is that Of the
Indiana republicans, who will meet
IN Indianapolis next week for the
nomination Of candidates for Offices
to be filled At the state election this
fall.
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Political Fight
Gay Gotham

Philadelphia, Pa, April 1.-The last
year OF Mayor Weaver's term begins
today with the reorganization Of the
CITY councils. Concentrating every
energy and plenty Of money in a des.
perate attempt to control the councils
upon reorganization, the corporations
and deposed leaders identified with
the old Durham McNichol organizatio,
have lined up for a finish fight with
Mayor Weaver and the several reform
bodies backing his administration.
The remnant Of the "machiner Is
strong only In councils. It has been
swept put OF every other place If
power. Many votes are needed to do
lent n mayor. and it is said that TO
these votes large sums Of mon.
ey are being offered 10 u
councilmen, some Of whom are vul-
nerabln because they rhke accepted
from the. once all.powerful
organization controlled by Durham
Nd McNichol. Iftle city PARTY can.
ltdates. for presidents Of the select
eounrfl sand the common council are
defeatfds tonight. It will mean. IN the
s y wsays :! | every
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-02

~ 4sv~$sSU
A bill regufaHss ~ passsueer fsrs
on tniiroads w Ariuoaa and NV
Mexico and fdr oth6r purposes.
Me itenacted b. ~ seaate and House
OF ReprepentAttyss % ,ths United
states - ARsFisa IL Consreus -.
That tha passenger fars upou ii,
railroads q he Territories a Ar
'nosa ana ~ Mexico shall nat u.
seed teres cents per mile. with ~
e1l2gaace - bassage TO each passen.
AZ not to exceed one hunAred pounds
wetsht: Provided. however. that
vheFe the fare Is paid u the con.
Ssctor the rate shall be four cent,
'per mile. except from stations where
~ ~ kets are sold. and that the mins
muus 4ree IN no case shall be- less
snaa sNwelsy'nve cents: And provid.
"a NytheE that In no case shall
chHdfan ln4er ten years OF . be
charsed higher rate OF fare than
Two cents peg mile: Provided fur.
tnev, that railroads shall be required
e Keep their ticket ofices open half
hour prior to the departure or
trains. and on failure to do % shall
NOT charge more than three cents
per mile; and they shall keep their
depot or passenger houses lighted
ana warmed and open to the ingress
ana esress OF al passengers who are
to 80 therein. for Z time not
'ess than one hour before tbe arriv.
OF AL trains carrying PASSENGER,
On such railroad: and every raj.
road company falling to comply Win
shas act shall be liable to any party
nat may be injured BY such failure
~ all damages occasloned thereby.
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time and place az u Or may Re pre-
sierlb4d by ~. Each Judge. after
aDsignment, shall reside IN the dis
TIN u WhloA Ne u assigned.
oSes 3. That tho present chief jus
stice end ~ associates are hereby
ayestsds WlnDosef and authority, and
stney are her(tJ directed, to divide
I'D N2zTitory ~ seven judicial dis.
txicts, and mi ka<such assignments
II the toxes pgOvided for In the
firssS lection Of thfs Ace shall, in their
judgement, be meet and proper: Pro-
vided. That one Of said judges
shall reside and hold a district court
In the city Of Socorro.
Sec. .. That tke said district
cost shall have Jurisdiction, and
tame Ia hereby vested. to hear,
md determine all matters and
i L61eS thatafha coufts of the other
districta Of the R1ritory now pos
~; and for such nhposes two terms,
u safd court sbhlT be held annually
IN a111eces ,Nithin said district
~ esi neted by the chief
IL 4 his1 tciates. or a ma5on.
IN \ ma p4Alt ;urs
h6pned theiia ii the
1heran0w l~6eairs14kt law.
Sec. 63T That all 6ffenses committed
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-02

Who was convictA in the federal
courts of illegal lractice before the
departments and entenced to pay "a
fine Of $4,000 and serve six months
in the county JAZZ at Ironton, Mo.
The case comes tfore the supreme
court on a writ oferror. The-case
OF Senator Burton kil be arg1ed. for
him by Judge Diln OF New York
and Fred w. Lehman OF st. Louis.
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the SUPREME COURT
@EcoNvENE TODAY,

Washington, D. April AFTER a
recess Of two Noeks the United
States Supreme court met at noon u.
day and prepared to take up the sew
eral important cases that are on the
docket for immediate hearing. The
most important case Is that of Unit
ed States Senator Burton of Kansas.
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THE eEope AL
h chorus Cried, CIV rs Newtrs,s
AsIIeFptcl4.

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This word Of late has been IN Every
ones mouth. and many are wondering
what the word signifies, though no one
has yet been found, WHIT will deny that
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people who like to know ii about Z good
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disease caused by various vegetable par
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Il the microbe that NEWBRO's HERPI-
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po'sa 70 dsatsv Nm an 81 - o.
On space " least twenty feet on
each side, fpdluding streets and al
leys. 49, -
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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-13

NOT SOCIABLE

New. York, Aug. 13.-Mr. and
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth returned
this after noon on the steamer st. Paul.
The passengers confessed that the
presidents daughter and her hus-
band. who were Era badly quite tired
from the strain of nine steady weeks
of going about were somewhat of a
social Disappointment on shipboard.
The grounds for the mild criticism on
the part of fellow voyagers was tha,
the Longworths did not seek to be so
cibls or to make friends Oh board out.
side of perhaps three persons. The
shipmates said that Mrs. Longworth
looked tined when she came aboard at
Oherbourg.
So far as could be seen on deck Mr.
Longworth also participated in this
silent mood and for three days the
bride ana gr ,om spent the greater part
of their time on the deck each occupi.
ed with book.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-13
HEALTH OFFICIALS
FORBID PROCESSING

Chicago. Aug. l3.-Spoiled food
became an issue yesterday between
the wholesale grocejs of Chicago and
the city health department.. The gro.
GERS asked the health department off,
cials to allow tt EN- to process AZ roo
cans of TODD products that had been
condemned by the municipality au-
tholity. Processing" in bi ief Is TO
treat the foods so that they can be
marketed. The health official answered
with vigorous mo.
Twelve thousand cans of food have
been tagged and sealed in crates at one
store as unfit for food, and Inspector
Murray sad yesteday that 80. 900 cans
were in various wholesale grncery
store rooms of the city awaiting pro.
cess treatment before being sold as
wholesome food.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-13
FOREST FIRES
NEAR EVERETT

Everett, Aug. 10 Fire is raging
in the Cascades and the lower moun.
tains on the western slope. Skykom-
iz completely surrounded by flames,
the inhabitants are wetting down the
townsite to avoid oonflagration.
The Foss CreeK Construction 90
building a tram and railroad for the
Sesssfe- Boston Copper Company, was
forced to strike cainp and retreat from
danger. Irving and MaJhewson'e e logg.
ing camp near Darlington lost 81, 900
worth Of equipment. One family had
q narrow escape from loss of life.
Other bad fires are raging ut Edmonds
and Goidbar.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-13

fever and the attending physician be.
lives that she has little chance for
recovery.
Although the lgirl has been siiing
for some time it was not until four
days ago that DR.. Snyder, the Jail
ply ician, considered her to be in dan.
ger and it was not until Friday that
her case was diagnosed as typhoid.
She has Deen given every care
possible in the confines of the Jail,
and If she does not show signs Of
recovery, within q few hours the
court will be asked to order her
removal to hospital.