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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-11
Peculiar Railroad Accident In
St. Louis Today.
SEVERAL. PEOPLE HURT
Pullman Car TopPled from Elevated
Railroad Track but Was Caught by
-Four Orders and Some
Telegraph Poles.

ST. Louis, Jan. 11.--six persons were
painfally injured and ten others were
frightened almost in state Of Mysteries
this morning when 4 Pullman ear, at
tached TO a train on the Eastern Wa
bash railway division from Chicago top.
pied from the elevated railroad tracks
here on the levee Fortunately the ends
of the csr we're caught by four girders
at one end ana telegraph poles at the
other, forming \ bridge over the de-
preston i'll the ground Into this de-
preston scyeral passengers, who plunged
through the windows, fell,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-11
IDA f. GREGORY SCHNEIDER
Death Yesterday Aforementioned to
Be Held Tomorrow Morning.

Ida H., wife Of A. J. Schneider Of 5sy
North Main street. died yesterday after
noon at half past three o'clock, the
cause OF death being bilious fever. The
deceased was the daughter Of Dennis
n. Gregory Of Barre ard was porn n
Manchester, n. n. She had resided ~
Barre for eleven years Sho caves oe-
sides her husband daughter ihe
funeral will be held Friday morning At
nine o'clock from St. Monica enurcil,
and the interment will be in the Catho-
lie cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-11
PETITIONS FOR SENTENCE
OF CHARLES [. TUCKER
Attorney General Parker Today Filed
1t With Clerk Of Superior Court
at East Cambridge, Mas,
Setting January 10.

Boston, Ian. ii.--Attemey General
Parker today filed with the clerk of
the superior court at East Cambridge a
petition that The sentence be passed on
january l9 on Charles Tucker, who was
convicted Of the murder OF Mabel Page
at Weston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-11
NEW YoRKER ARRESTED.
Samuel Humphreys Said to Be an In
ruranee Broker.

New York, Jan li samuel Humph.
rcys, said 70 be an insurance broker
with Offices on Wall street, was arrestei
this morning at the request Of Assist
ant District Attorney GaIyan, for al.
legged conncetion with Charles Augustus
Seton, the promoter who was arrested
near Elkton last evening, charged with
forgery Of stock certificates Of the Nor.
folk and Western Railroad company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-11
ANNOUNCED A GIFT.
Caledonia County Fair Association c.
Horse Barn.

st. Johnsbufy. Jan. IL At the an
nual meetin& al the stockholders Of the
Caledonia cohsAy fair association yes
ierday President 4. NJ. Taft announced
that he would give fhe association the
horse barn which he had erected the
past year at cost Of over $1,000. OF
eeFs we're chosen as follows. President,
E. N. Taft Of Cambridge, Mass vice
president. George &. Garey secretary
and treasurer, Charles q. Rraley.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-11
GERMAN RESIDENTS WARNED.
70 Leave Denmark for the vatorIand at
Three Dave Notice.

Copenhagen, Jan. 10. All German
citizens, living in Denmark, who are
liable for service In their fatherlaud,
have been warned to hold themselves in
readiness to return to GERMANY upon
three days notice.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-11
A JAPANESE EVENING.
Was Enjoyed by Altrurian Club and
Their Friends.


The Altnlrians observed gentlemen's
night at the home Of Mrs. Joseph Hoyt.
IS Merchant street, last evening. Ev-
erything was conducted in Japanese
style fhc house was prettily decorated
with Japanese lanterns and dainty
Japanese lunch was served. The Young
ladies who served were sttired in Japan
ese costume.
Many interesting games were indulged
in, prizes were awarded and very
enjoyable evening was passed. Every
one went home feeling that too much
could not be said in praise Of the hostess
whose efforts have been untiring to
make the nffsir q grand success.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-11
CHARGED WITH ADULTERY.
w. 0. Greeney Will Be Tried in Gale.
donia County Court.

Sc, Jobnsbury, Jam Ii. ~. O. Green.
ey, 4 restaurant keeper wss bound over
70 The June term If Caledonia county
court yesterday on thracA aFEe Of adui!
terry ile waived examination and bail
was furnished.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-12-27
T. A. Edwards of Dallas is in the

T. A. Edwards of Dallas is in the
city.
Capt c. NJ Sammous is in Milford
today,
Walter Lamberth of Temple is
visiting relatives in the city.
Col. r r. Anderson of Oklahoma
City is visiting friends in the city.
W j. Newcom of Terrell, claim
agent OF the Midland. was in the city
today
Misses Corinue and Virginia Trip
petit are visiting relatives at Alyar-
ado Texas.
j. F. Parker OF Dallas. represent
ing Clark 4 Courts of Galveston, is
In the city today.
George NJ. Jarvis. chief engineer
for the International and Great Nor
thcru. is tn the city.
Mr.. and Mrs John Trippott of
Maugum. Okla, are visiting the fam
tly ct a. Trippetr Jr
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-12-27

Millions of bottles OF Foieys uon-
ev aud Tar have been sold without
amy person ever having experienced
any other thaa beneficial results from
ils use Tor coughs. colds aad lung
troubles THIS t. because the gena-
Zoe Foley Honey and Tar ga the
yriluw package contains 40 opiates
eF ether harmful drugs. Guard your
hvslfh by refuslAz any but tbe Eenut
lnv w FEARtS draxglat
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-12-27

The Central will sell tickets TO
points on its line on December 81.
20. go. "a. IS. 20. 80 and 81. and
January 1 at rate OF one aud one
third fare for round trip Tickets
limited To January . Tickets will
ALSO 1s sold 20 points la Louisiana
on December 20. 81 and 90. limited
30 DAYS Tickets sold 10 Louisiana
points on December %. 20. 25. so
and January I limited 20 January z.
1907 n
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-12-27
PERSONAL. MENTION. :


Rober, Harrison j. ln For, Worth
today.
Henry losford went 10 Dallas this
morning
Miss Hazel Gardner has returned
To- sherman.
Joe Boren Of Ennis was in The city
'ais morning
Charley Parker 81 Alsdorf wes to
the city TO-DAY.
pr = " wcslcy lets This morning
on trip to Houstou
Hudson lJock.tt returned this
morning from Venus
Mrs Wm McCluuBhAu Of Dallas
Is visiting relatives "a the city
Mrs Roy Connally returned 3his
morning from ylsit to Dallas
Mrs q. A. S,apley and son.
George visited IN Dallas today
MIR and Mrs Robert Jones return
ed last night from visit 20 Hrcm-
ond
Miss HalHc Mcpherson and Miss
Emma Gibson are visiting az Mans
field
Mrs. Eugene Kidd went 70 Fort
Worth this morning 20 Visit reln-
/ lives
MIR and Mrs Walter Kemble
have returned from visit 10 Fort
| Worth
Mrs J. C. Smith and little daugh-
ter. Marie. arrived this morning from
| Gadsden. Ala.
Attorneys + II Collier. " II.
| Brown and =, II Rowcll OF Ennis
were In the city today
I Mr. and Mrs Boiling Sweat OF
| Shamrock. Wheeler county, are Wis
| ting relatives In the city.
Mrs, JEFF Smith, who resides near
| FL Reno. Okla. Is visiting the family
! of her brother, W. II. Hankins.
| Miss Emma Reece went to Dallas
this morning To be present at the
marriage OF her sister tonight
Mrs. +. j. Newton of Longyiew is
visiting the family of W. j. Banks
dale in Trinity University addition.
Miss Ruth Kirby, who has been
visiting the family of w, ]. Barksdale
left this morning for her home at
Huntsville.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-12-27
LOCAL NEWS.


90 800 . . . . . .
Have ,ou heard IL IT, ro~a
Talk ~
p cronk a Co seil roofing
cheap n
see + cronk & Co before you
bus your roofing II
t-s- " u. MeIomb~ for Firr and
Tornado Insurance.
Just received car load of good
lump coal A syneo 200
Plenty Of iron or felt roofing at r.
: Cronk A. Cos. prices right u
See Adkins, Rocket Co. for fire
Insurance. over Cheeves Bros. n
Lynn IaRswell has accepted q pc.
sition with the WaSahachic National
bank
when you need a plumber call
hunkley, with r, 5. Cronk Co Both
phones So ~
j H. king has just completed
the erection OF handsome cottage
on Water street
Deputy Sheriff J. V. Forbes left
this morning for RuSk with two at
tached witnesses in his custody.
Misses Lucille and Beatrice Hard
ing viii be at home 10 the Junior
Forly-Two club Friday afternoon at
3 O'Clock
The " u cotxanda,er Iiose and
rt,s.jn,. cn,,,,,.,',. ,a,,sI,aa = Chr,o,'
mas Gift of $50 from Cant. w IL
| Getzendaner.
nr , A. - p,,.,.o,. ~
u.,',. 80 ~, - i,t
,a1,s., ~, "a ID, ~ 9pI $50 $3.50 w g.
10 :. go 80
10. - = ot.,., ,, r-a.,.,
n ct,,c,o.nt, - a., go
t, ~ -. ,.,pnaI - ca,I''.a.,
| IL ,a,i,s,,
| -, Wv NV
- ~ - 10 80 Wv - Up 1n
$500; So, ~ 80 ous uoes no'
! ~ 1'9 .t.e pesl ~
aranCeed OF your hohey oaeh' D.
w cars
Have you heard il? It's Town
| Talk. 81
DR.. and Mrs. S. l.. Hornbeak and
| County Superintendent G. B. VIM
went to Fort Worth this morning to
attend the annual meeting of the
State Teachers association
Mr. and Mrs + / uamma,t of
Dallas who have haap visiting Mr.
| and Mrs. n. J. Thomas during the
hpIfda,.S hava coma IN I,pp;c to
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-12-27
Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Enterprise Publishing
company will be held Tuesday after
noon, Jan. 8, 1907, in the directors
room of the Citizens National bank
WaXahachie, Texas. Directors meet
ing will be held Immediately upon
adjournment
d&wtf c. W. KENT. Sec'y.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-12-27

Have you heard IL? IT, Town
Talk. 81
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-12-27

Tonight and Friday,
showers; colder Max 81; Min. so.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-12-27

WANTED--At once 3 oue-dollar
gold pieces. Carl Hickman. 81
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-12-27

FOR SECOND HAND windmill. tank
and tower see F. S. Cronk & Co. If
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-12-27

FOR RENT-The ~ Brown building
on north side square. c. w Simpson.
~
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. WANT COLUMN. q
Want Ad. Rates.
First insertion, per word . 1c
Each additional insertion " u c
WEATHER-Ton and Friday,
showers colder. Max, 81; Min. so.
FOR SALE-A good mich COW
! Apply TO John Hendricks 29pd
WANTED-At once one-dollar
gold pieces. Carl Hickman. 81
FOR SECOND HAND windmill, tank
and tower see F. S. Cronk & Co If
FOR RENT-The n. Brown building
on north side square. c. w. Simpson.
II
FOR SALE One share stock Bell
Branch County club. Apply Light of
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FOUND Silver cuff button. owner
can have same By calling al this of
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/ WANTED AT once carrier for Dal-
las News. Slt per month Apply to
/ T.. r. owen 80
/ WANTED DAY boarders. can room
/ four Apply ro MIS-. \ Qu5ite. 900
/ Rogers street. 2tpd
/ FOR RENr--A six-room house.
bath room aud sewerage connections.
uu College street *. j. Thomas. tt
WE SELL accident and health poll
Cles to suit the poor mans pocket
book Come and see ". h. p Leigh
4 Co u
POLICY tor aue dollar "a year which
viii pay $3.50 per week for accident
$1,000 boa yaer Ot death See W
IT,. b. Leigh 8l
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FOR SALE One share stock Bell
Branch County club. Apply Light of
flee. tfdh
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FOUND silver cuff button. owner
can have same By calling al this Of
flee %
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! WANTED AT once carrier for Dal-
las News. $l4 per month Apply to
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24
ADDING NEW AND
INTERESTING RELICS
TO The COLLECTION or rhe
NEW MEXICO HISTORICAL so
GETTY At CAPITAL CITY.

The New Mexico Historical souleu
has just obtained a curious coupe
cross OF Indian manufacture. ahou
three inchus long by two Inches acros
which was dug 40 IN a field I'D IA,
Pueblo 0f Poloaquo
Amoug the documents recently ob
tanned from tho papers OF the lai
Governor nonRciano Wall. that wor
ieft with his son ga San Miguel co'U
~ is q manuscript proclamation dai N.
July 10, 1915, ON n sheet "a 8-f by
~ inches. with the stamps of fSt
and 1915, made by Don bernardo Bon
nyia y capita. whose official titles oc
eupy hYe long lines. governor Of th
eastern island provinces Of Nel
spain warming the people against al
Mexican revolution thon I'M urorrer
ana calling upon thom 10 bear tru
allegiance 10 King Ferdinand VA.
especially douounces the Llconclado|
Jose Maria sotoro and Jose Mari
Ponce % Leon, who had sigaed fh
new cOnai miiOn as delegates froi
Durango This viii Dc placed In th
case of documents in the Hlstorlci
rooms
President Prince elso has lust oil
inihod from the east an excellent I'D
gsaYing % General kearnoy, for az
set Of porlrali0 of governors. ia nd
main exhibition room. THIS 81 a med
zoilnt, engraved hy T.. 3. Welch. fr0f
Ia dnguerrotype for 0rahamh MagI
klno more than hfiy years ago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24
SERVED THIRTY-EIGHT YEARS
PUBLIC SERVICE RECORD or i've
LATE COLONEL !, FRANCISCO
cHAvEz. SEATS CASHMERE BAR.
STA. or COLORADO.

Hon r. E Tuylor Of the Colorado
stale senate has been sending 90 81
parts of the country "a circular letter
drawing attention 90 che extraordinary
icng'l of the legislative service OF
Cashmere iiaroln and another Colorado
state senator and asking whether
there are ans others who have served
Cor "a similar length OF time On any
state "a territory.
IN answer 20 this, Hon. 4. bradford
Prince. as president Of the Now Mex.
leo historical society. has sent 20
Senator Taylor tho record of Colonel
j. Francisco Chavez. which Ia con
sress and M the New Mexico logialh-
lures. covers a period of thirty eight
years. without counting the two add.
tlonal years for which he was elected,
but prevented from serving in che
Thiriy-aiafh Legislative assembly by
bis unnmOly death
This is believed 10 be- the longest
record thRt can be- produced from
any tate. and q % to be- remembered
tina. Colonel Chavez also devoted o
number OF years 90 the sorVico ~ his
country as an 0hicer IA tac army.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24
YOUTHFUL WIZARD OF THE CUE WHO
Won The WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP

New York. Feb. te.-Wm. Fred
Erick Hoppe. billiard champion or the
world. aFod 10. 70 a man lu thought
wa hnyiHh and unaHauninE When Hp
arrived from Europe. after defeating
Maurice Virnaux. the young American
runlst was Erectcd by a hYely crowd
~ enthusiastic hlliiardiain who On.
formed him that George sloaaon and
Jake Hohaofor were hot on bic TRACK
40 captura hia W1Il-oaFufd h0nufs.
"A shan meet both of them. be de-
ciarcd. providing they put up a ior-
felt and make tho terms 81 the match
agreeable. feel that my experience
With Vlgnaus has given NE more con-
fIdence. and 10 either Of my country
men beats me he win know that no
haa been play ing some before the hnal
nHrom has been clicked"
The match between Hoppe ana
Hinason viii Dc played early IN March
In New York
There was nothing about the lads
slnnoannr % impress the casual OBJ
server thar tho young fellow had woa
fho highest honor a bllliardiat could
achieve The morning after his ar
rival 10 New York. accompanied BY
Ria brother, Frank WHO was his mnn-
aror during the European trip. and
hla father. tho champion paid a visit
90 Coetollo's billiard rooms. This ia
ana uiaco whore Nn.C ~ did most ~
MIA preparatory work for the Purisian
snatch. and, before the camera, he re-
gnactod she game.
Hoppe was b3rn IN Cornvail-on-
the Hudson, October ~. 1887. and be-
san playing with the ivory balls on a
POOL table ln that village, whom no Whs
about years old. FROM the vory
BEGINNING he seemed 20 have unusuel
control 81 the balls. ana many who
cav his early exhibition On New York
Fuoma predicted a brighter future for
him than that which was dimmed by
che death % Napoleon Frank Ives.
That Hoppe has fully horne out
those promises Foea without aaying.
Ills defeat Of VignauN, who held the
worlds championship Tor years. was
ciran cut and decisive. The match
was ol 600 points 90 1871 billiards, che
most dlMcu|t test 20 laf given % eA-
nertn with the cue, and while the
Erenchman held an advantage daring
aha nrut half OF the contest. the young
nov Yorker ran away with the game
IA che latter half, WANING by a score
OF 900 10 1913. making an average Of
20 10-1i with a high run Of o. the
hest on record at this style Of bill
lizards. NiEnnux'g average was "a less
with a high run Of 81.
The game was playod a. the Grand
hotel. Paris. and during tho Arst half
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

and AZ the Preside.
When war broke out with Spain.
Wood, aided by Theodore Roosevelt.
organized the famous rough riders and
was made its colonel Hla record was
recognized by promotion % hrigadler
general Of volunteers, commanding the
second army corps Ia the Cuban can
paign,. Roosevelt succeeded him a.
colonel
Gen. Wood commanded bic brigade
% the battles OF Las Animaa and San
Juan When Santiago surrendered no
vas appointed military governor 81
that city. Later he vas assigned n
the command 90 the department o.
Santiago and also civil governor "
che provinces of Santiago. On Dee.
80. 1899. no was appointed military
govcrpor of Cuba aud governed tho
island until he turned 4 over 60 PRES
idout Palma.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24
SANTA re ELks PREPARE
EOE rFfiVEp CONVENT

The lodge Of Elka no Santa ~ o.
making preparations % nave an es-
pccially representative INDY az the
Denver convention. Negotiations are
now under way 90 secure thg services
OF two expert indian dancers 10 teach
the members the art and 20 give adj
vice 10 regard 90 tho costumes. Il Is
the intention not only TO have the most
correct and attractive dances. but
also 20 have every detail accurate. TO
assure q number of the members go.
ing. o club has already been organ.
ICED 10 place aside a good sum each
month 90 defray the expenses
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24
TOWN OF BELEN
GROWING RAPIDLY
AN ENTHUSIASTIC CORRESPOND.
ENT WHITES 4ls ossgRvA.
TloNs IN SMALL PARAGRAPHS.
Special Correspondents.

Special Correspondence.
belon. n. ~. Fob. ib.-Thero b no
dqlht bat what the construction of the
holon depot Harvey eating house.
new nfty.two stall round houae, ma.
chino and boiler saopa. will begin On a
short time, as there are now forty
cars OF cement waiting on the siding
nor that purpose. The company has
already graded ita extensive grounds
Tor the commencement 90 the work.
Fifiy men are now az work axlng
switches. There viii be- fifteen side.
tracks built al once.
Owing 90 the vast amount OF work
on thla noW route. the company grew
short OF engines. and therefore. sont
tor an addi,ilnal supply 90 help ont
the work.
Several rock Crushor8 viii arrive In
iielen On o few days, 90 90 out % the
canyon. The rock crushed Will Doe
used 90 ballast mo track
Or W. Radcliffe will build a new
hospital iu a few weeks u Wlll bo
an immense huilding. which viii oc
cupy from ave To- seven acres.
mo bolcn meat market viii build a
new meat market taree miles south
LOT nelen.
belen stores are doing a good buai.
ness OF late. The Mercantile company
u selling goods az 40 per cent below
cost Il will also have IRE sale "a
the near future.
Carl Becker who d. attending nchOOl
az Albuquerque, visited MS parents
here last Saturday aud Sunday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

n the yellow peril" should make Il
necessary b send troops into China.
me invading army from the United
Staten would b. commanded b. Gen
Leonard Wood, the daahlng cOmman-
dor Of tho army On tho Philippines.
Gen. Wood o. noi q West Point grad
uato. His military training was Sc
cured through fighting Indians on
western plains and I'm the American
lnvagion OF Cuba. lie was educated
ga a physician and entered The army
IN 1895 az a contract surgeon.
IN the hatiiea with the APaches he
performed distinguished services and
was promoted 60 be captain ana as
sifiant surgeon.
During the Geronimo campaign be-
acquitted himself 90 iavorehiy that be-
was commended and awarded n medal
for bravery After tlu Indian upris-
ing he practlcod medicine On Arizona
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

the scoring was rather slow. A. the
lntermisaion. the score stood 2oN 60
g2S in favor OF the French expert
Wgnaux was q primr favorite. but the
odds against Hopes chance of win
ming dwlndlod from 20 4 90 even
money during the second period and
this was brought mainly through the
persistence of "Nnt Goodwin, BILLY
D0nohoue. Geo. Sutton and "a host Of
prominent Americans who accepted
every wager offered against the Hud-
con river lad.
Frequently NignauY gave evident
signs OF Impotence once when Hoppe
had made a CarOm when the three
balls were slmosi touching, the
Frenchman claimed that Willie had
not scored Count De Droe. tho ref
cree. who had not been watching the
play closely. decided against Hoppe,
who SAT down. with an air Of rosigna-
ton. only 20 watch hlp opponent click
on 81 caroms vlgnauxs highest run
IN the game
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

After the intermlsalon. Hoppe sim
ply had everything bis own way. a.
~ modoEiiy aaid. "tho balls rolled a
bic more kindly" Ills wonderful york
Ia tho azd inning was q revelation 20
everyone who witnessed the contest.
BE made the high score of Oh. without
duke" Il was one of the grandcai
exhibitions OF billiards ever given. and
the youthful expert had to rest Bic
cue until che outbreaks of enthusiasm
subsidod.
Hoppe ran out the game with am
unfinished run of rs, after getting out
Of "a dimcuH position with four
cushion shot when he had made 81,
bringing the balls together with Won
derful tact.
AZ the conclusion of the match the
demonstration given by the Americans
was RlmoHt eQunled By the generous
plaudiis Of the Frenchmen, and Wig
naux IN n neat mite speech cOngratu-
lated Hoppe. saying that he bad prov
cd the victor BY fair and aluafo play
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

A sousaiiou was caused at Roswell
by Inc arrest % John w. HarFiacn,
Wcll kn1Wn sheep man, on TIE charge
of rmberzllng $500 ln Robinson
county, Texas Harrison bora a good
reputation al Roswell. and mad hem
resldont 81 The pecOs valley for ave
years He admitted hls guilt. and ae'
cOmpaniod sheriff Rushing 90 Robin.
son counly without roauisiiiou papers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

az Il "a possible "a do so Some good
fighting ought 20 be the result OF the
trust
o
Jimmy Britt Gays be will retire from
the rims after he has another chance
az Nelson Britt has been offered
$4,000 90 meet Eddie Hnnlon. bat he
declines 90 DO so. az be- does not
want to tnko any chances Of being
laid out before be- faces Nelson again.
Hanlon O. n pretty dangerous pfopo-
sitlon.
The story has Decn revived that
Jonrics will come out Of his retire.
meni TO meet the winner Of the Hart
Qnrion fight. COffroth. the CALI
f0rnn promoter. Us said 10 have OBJ
tained % promise from Jcn to fight
once more. only stlpulating that the
purse m Of sufficient proportions 10
make 10 attractive
-
Jimmie Callahan handed Shockard
q fine cutting from the conservatory
the other day. saying he Sc ono OF the
best base runners In tho country. and
an excellent all around ball player.
This started the hammers 20 going
and Shecknrd has been called al
kinds 90 bad names hy tho busy
chorus. A boost generally calls forth
a i0t Of knocks.