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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-08-14
RAILROAD GIVES LAND
FOR COUNTY HOSPITAL

PHILADELPHIA. Aus. 1.-THE Dele
ware and Hudson River Railroad Com
pany has given 90 the state 90 ac~es in
Wayne county I0r new hospital for
the criminal insane for S.. There is
enou,.l ccal on the land 20 last the hos
pItal Cor twenty years
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-08-14

NTH division, and Mrs. Janney, are
spending the summer In New England.
Prof. Janney win not return until about
two weeks before the opening Of the
schools
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul B. Graham. OF 1913
P street northwest, have returned from
a two weeks trip.
Charles T. Cropley. paying teller of the
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank.
LETT yesterday on his vacation trip.
w. /. DunloD. Of 30l4 n street north
west. is at Ashury Park. for an in
definite stay.
Miss Margaret O'DOnnell has returned
from a two weeks stay at Atlantic City.
y. =.
Miss Louise Prodigy. Of 1904 Thlrtieth
street. has returned from = trip 20 Bos-
ton. Mass, where she spent six weeks.
Miss Florence Inlay, Of 1913 Twenty
ninth street. has been seriously III with
typhoid fever for over three weeks. Her
condition this morning was slightly i'm
proved. but IS still critical.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-08-14
LADY LEoNORA SOPHIE TAEKERvILLE,
Sued by Her French Maid
Refused}tO Compromise With Her Domestic and
Stands Suit in Court

road journey and Lady Tankerville
wanted seclusion. She told the maid 10
take a seat I'm the van which carried the
luggage of the party.
AS often as the mistress insisted the
maid refused, and finally left in hum.
She secured an attorney brought suit
for damages. and nearly won II.
Lady Tankerville Is the daughter Of
J. G.. EanMarter. OF New York. and has
been IN the public eye many times since
her hasty marriage Her husband was
Lord Bennett, and engaged IN eVHngelisUiC
work I'm the State of Washington when
she maJ and fell in love with Kim.
For some time after their marriage
they continued their revival work.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-08-14
OF MISS STONE
PLOTS DEATH OF PRINCE

LONDON, Aug. IA Vienna dis
patch says that Yanne Sandusky. the
bandit Who captured Miss Helen stone,
has surrounded Prince Ferdinand's villa
with the object Of killing the Prince.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-08-14
PLUMBERS THANK
CENTRAL UNION
Belief Is Expressed That
Strike viii Soon Be
Over.
ENDORSEMENT FOR GOMPERS
Resolution Adopted Voicing Vigorous
Protest Against Chinese Labor on
Panama Canal.

Following the conclusion of routine
business and the reports Tom various
committees. delegates 10 The Central La
Dor Union. at the meeting i'm Typograph-
zeal Temple last night took up the dis
cusslon of the sympathetic strike IN the
building trades. owing 10 the volume
of other business II was late In the even
ing before the, matter was finally given
consideration.
According TO the report of Secretary
w h. Wluslow. tIe members OF the
Bridge and structural Iron Workers I'm
ion have Joined those Of the other trades
I'm the sympathetic strike. The plumb
ers EXPRESSED their thanks to the Gem
traI Labor Unl1n i'm declaring the strike
and the declaration Swas mace Uy dele
gates that they believed the fight would
soon be at an end
Knights Of Labor Turned Down.
That the Central Labor Union viii
continue not 20 recognize,delegates as
ISOLATED with the Knights of Labor Was
evidenced WHOM with the. permission OF
the delegatH. W. q. Little chairman OF
the execut1.. committee OF the Suffrage
League obtained the floor. Mr.. Little
asked that Herman J. Schulteis be ac-
cepted as the fraUernaI delegate from his
organization.
The point was Immediately raised that
AIr SChulJeis Is a member OF the knights
or Labor an Inimlcdl Organization. TOO
much politics, ii was argued. already
exist in the circles of organized labor.
and after q heated discussion by num-
Der OF the delegates. Ar SChulteis was
refused the seat.
GompeTs' Position Indorsed.
Samuel De Nedry introduced a resolu-
ton indorslng Samuel GOmpers, presi-
dent of the American Federation of La
Dor. in vigorously protesting against the
Introduction Of Chinese labor into the
United States and its possessions, and
against their employment Ia the Panama
canal zone The resolution was adopted.
4 report was made By the BARRIERS,
stating that employers had asked for
their cooperation inn securing the l5-cenJ
shave iu the city. The request was re-
fused on the ground that uou-unios bar
Jars are employed in many OF the shops
ar tLe present time. The subject was
referred TO the contract committee
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-08-14
$1,000 Niagara Falls Excursion. Balti-

more and Ohio. Leaving Washington
1-30 a. m, August IT, Special train.
standard coaches. paTlOT cars, and din
ing cars meals Ia carte, Route via
Philadelphia and picturesque LehiEh
Valley, Liberal st0p0veFs returning
Tickets good ten days,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-08-14
GIRL FIELD HANDS
DRESS IN OVERALLS

WANERLY. Iowa, Aug. lA-S0cIety
women OF WaverIy have declared war
against the girls who work in the sugar
beet fields, because these girls have
discarded dresses and wear OyeralIs like
men work. The society people do
clare that the overaIls are shocking to
m0dcsty. and that they are ashamed
90 take drives into the country for fear
Of meeting a group Of girls dressed like
men. The working girls declare they
cannot work in skirts. because of tear
ing up the young plants. as well as on
account OF the dirt, The employers de-
feud the girls Tor the reason that the
labor is cheaper than that 81 men.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-08-14
WIN Shave Themselves.

Dealers ln cutlery report that they
have had and are having "a record run
ON keen-edge razOrs- strops, cups, and
brushes. This is interpreted as mean
ing that not few men intend shaving
al home on forty sEaEes a man can
save enough 90 get himself a respectable
shaving outfit and they do saw I'm some
parts on the city that an individual gets
"a great deal OF pleasure shaving himself.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-08-14
WEST-END BARRIERS
MAKE NO ADVANCE
Georgetown TonSorial Art
lists Decide to Retain For
mer Prices for a Shave.
CONTENT WITH IO-CENT FEE
Shavers Buying Shaving Outfits to
Meet Advance Of Washington
BARRIERS September 1.

BARRIERS I'm Georgetown have decided %
continue the present scale or prices FOR
shaving Whether the city razOr-Wield-
ers raise the price or not viii not affect
the West Enders, who held an informal
meeting several nights ago and came
to the conclusion that their trade would
be inestimably harmed by an increase
OF cents on each shave. Ten cents. so
they reasoned. is enough for a man 10
pay Tor the ordinary shave. but they
VIII charge 10 cents, however. when they
shave the back OF their patrons necks
and apply steamlng hot towels on the
face.
Washington SLAVES to Cost Il Cents.
IL has been definitely decided by the
Washington BARRIERS that they win in
crease the price Of shave from 10 10 Is
cents on and after September /, and run
the chances OF losing patronage thereby.
They say the regulations compelling
lAem 20 steriliZe their utensils and
towels. ana make everything thorough
ly auuseptic Will work a hardship on
tAem 10 they live up 10 them without
increasing the price for some OF their
work They consider that they are
getting all that 30 ls worth 10 trim
hair, shampoo heads, massage faces
and scalps. and lots OF other things that
are done in up-to-date barber sh0ps
The price for a shave has not been
boosted Tor some time, so the BARRIERS
decided that they would raise il 20 IL
'enIs and then give the men a better
shave The Georgetown shops, sixteen
u number VIII charge the same as
usual for a shave. and believe thew will
Silll be able 90 smile when they look
lu their cash registers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-08-14
GEORGETOWN NEWS

The funeral IF Mrs. Eleanor a. II.
Nagruder, who -ied on Saturday at her
home IN TenlcyIown, D. c., was held
this morning at St Adams Episcopal
Church, On Wisconsin avenue, near
Woodley lane. of which she was a mem
f--r. The services were conducted by the
Rev. y. G. +. Branahls pastor OF the
church Mrs Magruder was one OF the
best known residents OF Tenleytown.
where she had resided for a number Of
years. Death was due 10 a complication
Of diseases. after an illness of several
months. She owned considerable real
estate in Tenleytown.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-08-14

Quality Ice Cream That's Popular.
q. 4 s Velvet kind Ideal dessert Drug
gists-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-08-14

John ". Douglass, OF 1905 Thlrty-ffth
street northwest. Of the board Of chill
dren's guardians, will leave in q day or
Two for Gardiner. Me- where he will
stay a month.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-08-14

Prof. Bernard T. Janney, supervising
principal of the public schools of the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-08-14
Your Money Is Continually Earning

Money when deposited ln banking dept
OF Union Trust Co.. I3l4 + ST. pa inter
est Deposits subject 10 check al will
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-08-14

&c G r Y STAL.
GLASS BERRY
SETS, including
bowl and 6 sau-
GERS 10 match.
Cut glass design.
Sale TOC
price .--..-.-AT
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-12
Sir ben g~oaoKenms Tuna.

Die Wsrdants = Ihoeiation bat be.
i9lOfen $1,000 FIR ben @OaOHeums
5unb 3u b~emiaissn. Mapor Boot
matter, toel9er In Der DISCRIMINATING
antpeienb mar. erfldrte Der Nfociation
ben pIau fur bic grri9tung oes @e-
bdubes unb faste hinau. baB bon Den
r0tbieei $400. 900 8autOfen bon Der
Stabt $3.50. 900 fbernommen purben
@eitere $40. 600 trero,r BON Der Jsf:
beborbe fur bas rationale Sdn9erfefi
beieeReuert; mil ben bon Der MRotia.
tiOn beuiuigtsn $1,000 fnb bemnad
nod $35. 900 our9 Subitriptionen
auf3ubringen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-12
RaS 8oWIe
Geute ttno morgen
@ermanta Gaue.
Glue ~seial3ene Strafe.

Gin ausbrud Der er6btsn 8sfriebis
suns fonnte man gefern auf ben 8es
R&.ern Der Anmsisnben I'M poliaeiee.
riAt bems.fen, als Der &i4ter pbilip
Wilfinion bie Befrafung bes 9raufa-
men Sbierqudlsrs Wiliam pegss ber=
tiinoste, tpeI&e auf $500 uno aofsn
uno 6 Wonaie Mrbeiisbaus lautete.
pe9gs III Elm p~fsroebdnolsr uno pobni
on Der Danbes Strabe. Ssrielbe mar
bei&uloigt, etnem Pfsroe tn ben Sals
sei1nitten au baben. tpeldss er fur3
oorber on ieinsn Ra&bar Grant Owens
berfauft battle. DDS 3bier farb In
tur3er 3sit on Der geruunbuns. Seine
ueberfh9rung erfolgte our9 1~1mtanhs.
gepsiie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-12
s. co.
@aibinstpn BEL Der Msribian Gtrase.

5reo @rierton. &eparaturen, 1922
WinoiOr Str, l ,000.-N. u. 3ion,
&%eparaturen, 2l24 Woro Weribian
Str. $500. - Trau BrDwu, &spara,
turerl, %. unb 8ale Str, 1926. -
Setter S9eib. &sparaturen, 1928
Nbams Str. $675.-S. 80. &ipl:p,
&eparaturen, 761 Weft Widigan Str.
sl00.-Srsoerid W. Wspfirt, Mnbau.
1122 2inbsn Str. 800. - @iaiam
g. gn9Iiih. R~sparatursn. Circle uno
Meribian Ctr, $500. - Muguf Wils
beim, Stall unb Office, @n9liib Mpe.
unb Str. $9. 00O.-g. 5. Campbell.
oreiW obnbduier, 8risbtuOpo Gps. unb
%. Str, SO. 700. = :. &. @rap,
Wobnbaus. 1927 Nuoubon 3oao,
SO. 000.-@. Or. Scott, Wobnbaus,
Sones Str, nnbe Worris, s. $1,000. =
6. WaB, Wobnhaus, 1914 WeF SO.
Sir, 81, 500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-12
Nene Smeorporatiomsa.

DIE foIaenben ilelletl @eieai9nftsn
lisben fi@ bsim Enthusiastically iutOr-
poriren:
Die WabaIb Sano & @rapsI Cont
panp, Serre Saute, tbeiIfe nit, oab ibr
getriebsiapital bon $50, 600 auf
$40, 900 ertDbt tporoen TT.
Die glfs' Mmuiement MhOciation",
g~pansbias; Rapttal $1,000. Sirscto.
rem: Sarrp 9~ousnthal, 5ranf S&wss.
mann, 8. &. @orrinaton. CHARLES s..
Sartmsb, anbrstp 6. &i&arot. Sobn
albsder, Sarrp %. s~tablbefer, SacOb
8Iantb, Ssnrp 6. Wurpbp, 5arrp &.
@uib uno pbiIipp 80. Grep.
Marion S-on uno grab geo Co..
Warion; capital StOd. $3.50, 600;
Sireetcren @eOres 6. 9aruOOo, @b.
q. garIep unb Ssnsea 20. Winoer.
Die Clinton Drill Sompanp, Clinton;
capital $24, 600; Sirectoren SoIepb
Mob, Samss $. Sumpbrsp. Or. s.
Serbune unb Gapib .. Serbune.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-12

9 auerIaubn e.
Snoianapolis Armorp IhOciation,
grersier : @ebduee, Is. uno Nftsanb
abe., SO, 0O0.-8atterp u, eight Mrs
tiaerie. &%eparatursn. Is. Str. unb
Senate abe., 81, 000.-M. 9. gIsaru,
WObnuns. 500 9ouelaB Ctr. 81. 500.
%. 5. Stspsnion. R%eparaturen,
1919 Norb alabama Str, $50. Irau
Sarab Or. gaHett, %sparatursn. S21
umb e23 college Nbe.. $500.-@. 3.
aera, @oanbaus, $50 Olnsp Str,
$125O.-Mnnie polling. Rsparaturen,
1874 Blaine Mbe., 5000. - Carl &.
Sbaper, Repuraturen. 1853 South.
eaRern ape., $150.-Trtbur Wriabt,
Wobnbaus, o.. nabe Innette Str,
-5rau Gannis @s9borff. @Obnbaus,
@befsr Mbe.. nahe @arfelb gbe.,
$735. = Clinton Gi&root. 9adfein.
6lat, AIS Oh pratt Str, SIS. 600.
&c. g. 8omnfen6, R~eparaturen,
$500 OF @aibineton Str, $3.50. -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-12
Tbermometerfano
@tess-Mltar 0rab.
Oh 2 h n.

pauI unb gbitb 8eper, 2l5 Weft
0ortb Str. Wdb9sn. - Nueuf unb
pauline aruis, III Of MOrris Str.
Wdo&en.-S. $. unb Belle Sobnfun,
34l3 Noro @apitOl gbe.. Rnabe. =
@barles unb &oie WiliamIon. 1410
Montcalm Str. 2nnbs.-artbur uno
gribsst gbslan, LOG Sho Summit
Str, Qnabe. - 2ouis unb Bertha
Button. ZIG Depot Str Mdb&en.-
@. uno gamma Sells. 24l9 81. &ural
Str, 2nabe.- Robert unb CLARA 3os
aan, 347 &ilsp Nbe., Snabe uno Mdo'
den. 5. %. uno Saiip 2ern, 1926
aappus Str, 2nabs. - Samuel unb
artba Ssbsl. 1119 g. Sbsffielo aoe.,
4nabe.-Stswnrt uno Wartba Nepitt.
1920 Oh DaibinatOn Str., Wdo8en.
- 6srbert uno Soa Dart, 14l9 OF
@tliams Str, 3nabe. -@barlss uno
emma Sebam, lis @sil Str. 2nabe.
= Sobn unb 2uep Sarfn, 942 Weff
%. Str. Wdb9en.-@rober uno Soa
DOTH, Stubt. Wdoden.
8etrnut.
Curtis W. Bulbpf-Mae Sonss.
@ilinm z. 6inne9nn-@elia Wc@artp
BOB 2ouis-gla Smitb.
8eforber.
Wabel @race 2acp, Is, 5l6 8lats
Gtr.-8resnpine Smith, SO, 1913 81
Rem Sort Ctr. - SaeOb @eis, 80,
6eim Der armsnf9wefiern. - Jreoerid
Strange. II. 500 eio SainOis Sir.
= Sarab Roberts, 81, 25O9 Noro
9eIatpars Ctr. - Smuggling GsrguiOn,
Nonats, 342 Noro Hobls Str. -
Sduslins Barrett, 916 @baopid Ctr.
|-Sacob Ranft, Sc, 1911 2eonart
Str.-Wap Sspers. 3, 1928 Dearborn
Ctr anbretp 8. 6. paee, SO, 1127
Norb Wef Site
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-12
&ein 6aasen ansert@tet.

am 5rsitag Mittag purbs bic Gsusr.
wetr mad benz SiatpniHen SospitaI
serufsn. mo I'm grbssi9oB Elm fleines
6euer sntfanben mar. Als bie 26f9-
mannf9aften anfamsn. mar isboa Be.
reiis ale @efabr bOrtiber; ben hinge.
Rel.el bes hospitals mar .es bsreits
s~eIuneen, has Geusr I'M 2ain,s gu e..
htden. @enis ober sar tein e&aben
ipuroen asaert&tet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-12
WetGrSe fir 0Hentlt9e Werfe.
Mnaebote tpurbel empfanaen:

Nngebote tui1r0e1 erlpf1f1ger:
6ir @ementsS eitenmege in Der 2eDtn
Strnbe, Sffsite bon Der gnslifb Mps.
Bis 3u Der Bates Strabe; @itp @ement
@Ompanp. Sc Gents; W. 8. Sal. rs
@suts; s. 9arris &Oberts, "a Gents;
SnbianapOlis Contraction Co., II
Gents; 5. 9. gartsr, "a Gents.
6tr @emsnt-S eitenpege In Der Dee
ribian Str, bon Der &apmono Str.
big our Sabpr StraBe, Snbianapolis
Conjunction Co., 81 Gents, 8. 5arrp
&obsrts, SO Gents /; s. g. garter,
SO Gents.
Cir @ement-S eitenue9e In Der 10.
Strabe bprt Der SoImes Abe. big gu
Der Belmont Nbe.: u. g. Ieisler, 70
gsnts; Gbelbp & Dunn, 81 gents;
@itp @ement &c., Is Gents; 90. 8.
6au. sc Gents; .. $. Satout, Ga
@snis; s. 3. SOB, 20 @snts; 5.
Sarris 8obsrts. gu @ents.
SIR @ement-S eitsntpsge In Der 81.
Str. Stoieite bon Der Senate ape.
biz gum 6isblano 9lab: @itp Cement
Co., 86 Gents; Sbslbs & Dunn, SO
Gents; Wanlp O'9onneG Co., sc
Gents; 5. Sarris @Oberts, ga Gents;
5. M. 2adp. Sc @snts.
STR @ement=S sitsnpsee unb &anb,
ffeine in Der @ariOn StraBe, bon Union
Strait big 81 Der Wsribian Strabs:
u. 8. Nslion, s1.32; @itp @emnt
@ompanp, 1.47; 5. Sarris &Obsrts,
81. 35, aei9i9tete Ranbfeine, s1.2O;
@sment-& anbfsins, Snbianapolis gon.
ftru ttiOn COMPANY, 1884; :. 9.
gurter. s1.29; ssf6iatster @anofein,
81 liz.
Sir @ement.G eitentue9e in Der 81
nsp Str, bon Der Is. big 3u Der 90.
Str: 80, $. Sal. Csc; s. .. SaB.
44e: s. Sarrp &Obsrts, SAC; ). 8.
Safsf, SOC.
SIR @smsntsS sitentpsge unb &anb=
feline in Der Werria Str, bon Der Ge=
note Nbs. Bis gu Der 9entudp abe.
u. 6. NsisIer. s1.52 /; G6elbp &
Dunn ; $1.53; ManIb ODonne0
Company, s1,53; s. .. SoB, $1.47;
s. 5arrp Robsrts, $1.49; 8. 9. 8nr.
ter, $l.59, sei9idteter &anoasin,
S1.47.
STR 8adfeinpfaherung Der erfsr
Gaep noropefli9 Der WaRa9uietts.
Mbsnue, bon Der @alnut Gtr. Bib 3u,
a0ep tusfli9 Der part abe. - George
Wc@rap, 80 Gents.
&eioIutionen uurben angenommen,
STR Nspbaltiruns beg 5abrtpeses ir
be1 Nortb Str, bon Der Gait biz 3u,
Roble Ctr.
STR 2iesbei6ittung BEG G~abrmegss.
&anbfeine unb @ementsS eitentueoe II
Der Neu Seriep Str, bon Der SO. bi!
CUR "a. Strnbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-12
...Qvres Bulletin.
40c bis 75c 8Gmber 25c

Ser oitlide Sur6sanass 8reis mad
benz @~aibinstOn Strabe ginsans,
wirb am Samtas Elm iebr bel6aftig>
ter Blas iein. Sier finb einise Ger
Sanber> SpesiaIitateu peIde bic an>
;iebung fem iperben:
8eibe, i4par3e unb farbise Safeta
Sanber, 5 unO 6 3ou brett, gu 25c
6ssOaise 9ouifne 8anber in weiB,
f4uar5 unb Sarben .25c
@arp SPRINT 8anber, biele SHUTTER,
A unb S 8Oa brett, Die garb. .25c
SransOfide Yubma6er 8dnber, 6
3oa brett, in bibiden @bameleon
S4attirunsen, oie Oarb ..25c
Sauptfur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-12

N%erIou9t. Elm Wauu uub Srau fir angemeine
~ &rbeit auf etnem 2anofs. 6dberes in Der
Office bieies Blattss.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-12

On o%srtanfeu = Gin mobnbaus eeIeaen sl1s OF
- Rem BORT Stra6s, 8 8immer, grobsu iGbnen
stan unb Rsbeneebdube, Brunnsn, Giferne unb
Observation-Disclosures CUTE Dbftbdums Gnb i1bns
sseinIaube, anes in sutem Buftaub. RuB pessn
ssahIafeni9aftss Bertbeiiune ~perfauft perben.
Rdbsres In 80. sas on Negartp Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-12

81 erianet-e Gin entes beuti9es Isdbneu I'm fIsiuer
Samuie. Sfbr gutter sopn. sto93ufraseu TN
SIobs aisibsrIassH, ode @aibinstOn irnO SsIauars
Strase. .
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-12

Sferlan9t Gin Rdb&en tn fIeiner Jamflie, fur
~ an9euaetu ne Sausarbeit. Na4aufraseu 1854
Central Apenus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-12
@etterberiht.

shr "a etnnSsa .nssnS 7 MIR IOrssns. 10. @at
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-12

QoeaLB etterberi4t.
Sd5n unb Mariner beute No9t; i9bn
unb anbalteno rparrl am SpnntdS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-12

@bieGep, IL. Nai.
Sur Snbiana G4Dn bsute Gbenb, tpars
rner I'm fibIi6en TbeiIe; Sonntas, i'm
Gusemeinen i9on rso anbaltenb trarm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-12

S2erlau9t: Gin oeuii6es Wdbben fur Ieihte Sars'
~ arbeit. 235 gseft Ridison Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-12

Merlangt - Gin erfabrtner NuIpdrter nm @bsnbs
3n arbeitsn. gat5ufrasen bel Wpuuiu9sr's,
AZ @eft Ohio StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-12
0erlam9t Mn3et9en

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The Washington times., 1906-08-09
ASFBAIL GOLF RACINC BOXING ROWING : ATHLETICS
JOHN M'GRAN BUYS
NEW HAVEN CLUB
VIII Pay $4,000 for Franchise at End
Of Season-After Another
Minor Team.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Aug. g.-AIan-
ager John J. McGraw. OF the New
York National League baseball club,
has secured an option on the New
Haven team Of the Connecticut League
and may take over the entire franchise
and pay $4,000 for it al the end OF the
present season.
This announcement was made last
night by manager and owner c. !.
Danaher, Of the New Haven club, who
has recently been In communication with
McGraw and has sold him Burke the
New Haven Outdelder. and Hanuifn, the
infelder, for a soodly sum Of money.
stated variously at from 900 20 $3.50.
It IS stated by Mr. Danaher. accord
ing % a local authority. that Manager
McGTaw is after a minor league team
where he can make d training school
for National League players for the
New York club.
The Washington times., 1906-08-09
WASHINGTON WILL PLAY
MASSILL0N ON SUNDAY
CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND. Ohio, Aug. 9.-The
Washington American League team viii
play an exhibition game at MassiIlCn.
Ohio, Sunday. The Deal for the game
was closed yesterday.
Second Baseinan Schlahy resides n
Massillon vher not playing bail and his
many friends had asked Jake Stahl 10
bring his team to the home OF football.
After a long conference Stahl decided
TO show Schlady's folks how their boy
can play. The Massillon team will be
strengthened fer this occasion.
The Washington times., 1906-08-09
WHAT DYE Think
OF OUR BOYS NOW?
Jar Oldest Inhabitants by
Taking Double-Header
From Detroit.

DETROIT. Aug. 9.-WOt'eu 40 you
think OF our brave boys?
Six games in row, on the road,
winding up by taking a double-header
from Detroit yesterday.
The oldest inhabitant can't recoIlect
when such doings as the coping of
both games in a double-header were
ever done by a Washington team. II
certainly hasn't happened since the big
wind. but now that a precedent has
been set let US hope IL viii be religious
~ followed. as would be fitting In a
team representing such a conservative
and well ordered town as Washington,
y. c.
The first game was a solo by Patten
and he blanked the opposition by 6 10 o.
Washington's runs were piled up by the
simple process Of hitting the ball hard
when men were on bases. John Ander-
son led with three safeties, but Altizer
and Theory Jones got two each
The Washington times., 1906-08-09

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The Washington times., 1906-08-09
ALOYSIUS 0VERCOMEG
ARLINGTON'S GOOD LEAD

AIoy-iIs drew up on the Arlingtons
yesterday in the third and fourth in
nings and secured runs enough 10 win
by 10 4
Finnegan was not IN his usual form
and allowed men TO reach first time and
again on passes which afterward proved
costly. Toward the latter part of the
game, which was played in a driving
rain, Dawson had the same wildness
ana Aloysius went to the front, Luitich $
Oue-handed stop on thrown ball 70
second was the feature.
The Sp4ra-