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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-09-28
Local Brevities

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For Sale or Rent-Two lots, a
five room house, with furniture
L. NJ. Clements, Shoshone, Ida.
Having purchased the livery
business from George Gray i wish
to solicit my share OF the patron
age from the people Of Shoshone.
Chas. Walters.
Jesse r. Turner Of Rupert, Ida
no, and S. Matilda Marsh OF Nam
pa, We're united in marriage in the
McFall House parlor last Tues
day afternoon, Judge w. d. yre-
depburgh, officiating.
"A new line OF ladies' and
and children's cloaks and ladies'
skirts has just been received by
Mrs. A. e. Rasmussen. These are
Of the latest patterns and you
should waste no time in making
your selections.
Among the Democrats from this
town that attended the convention
at Rupert Monday were: Thomas
Fay, Tom Burns, j. II. Ruberson,
G. Hansen, 5. c. Frost, Frank
Gwin, Alex Mckay, Alpha Kinsey
and Edward Pratt.
d. j. Elrod of Pocatello, secreta-
ry Of the Eagle lodge of that place
was in the village last Friday, to
take charge of the remains of p. j.
Clomas. Mr.. Elrod left for Poca-
tello on No. 6 the same evening
accompanied by the body.
w. l.. Reynolds has opened
shoe store in the Custer building. |
While Mr.. Reynolds will be and
s now prepared to do all kinds of
pairing and mending in the shoe
me, he will also do any painting
md paper. hanging that you may
ARE to have neatly done.
"A Millionaire Tramp" the
how that played here last week,
lid not receive the patronage that
t deserved. Shoshone will have a
of good shows this winter
md those that enjoy theatres
hould not fail to give their patron
Ige. pete Peterson" is the one
,illed for tomorrow night and we
re informed that it is even better
nan the FORMER.
Last Monday morning Mrs. A.
!. Walters met with a very pain
I'll ACCIDENT She was standing at
he edge of the back porch at the
op of the steps when she was at
acked by slight fainting spell {
'hich caused her to lose her bal
nee and fall in such manner that
be broke bone in her left fore
RIM. While the break is not a Sc
Ious one, DR.. Dill, who was called (
, set the arm, states that it is a
There are few men on the lect-
re platform who have made as
reat a success as Thomas McClary
lie has the humor OF an Artemus
Yard combined with the rare ora
Dry and learning of Wendell \
hillips. lie has done as much to
lake the lecture popular, and at
he same time instructive, as any
nan in the Lyceum field. Nature
as endowed Mr.. McClary with
ce and figure like that OF Lincoln
nd Emerson and Sol Smith Rus
III, and the same power with
hich to make an audience laugh
: cry. His ideas are fresh, bis IL
apt, and his wit keen.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-09-28

d. j. Elrod of Pocatello, secreta-
ny OF the Eagle lodge of that place
was in the village last Friday, to
take charge of the remains of 2. j.
Clomas. Mr. Elrod left for Poca-
tello on No. 6 the same evening
accompanied by the body.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-08-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


Der aItment of the Interior, Land Of
fee at Carson City, Nevada, July IL,
l906.-Notice is hereby given tina
John d. Lowry, of McDermitt. Hum
boldt county, Nevada, has hled motto
OF his intention to make final fve-yea
proof in support of his claim, viz
Homestead entry No. 500, made Jul
8, 1899, for the east half Of the south
east quarter of section 5, and east half
OF northeast quarter of section 8
township AZ north, range 3s east, Mount
Diablo Meridian, and that said proof
will be made before the county clerk
OF Humboldt county, at Winnemucca,
Nevada, on September 8, 1906 (Satur'
day..
He names the following witnesses u
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of the land, viz:
William o. Baber of McDermitt
Nevada; William H. Miner Of MeDer
mitt, Nevada; Reubin II. Conner, Of
McDermitt, Nevada; Ralph E. Mont
gtmery, of McDermitt, Nevada.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-08-24
WinEemucca Assay Cttic
CHEMISTS AND AssAYnRs

Prompt n careful attention rty.o 4.
all samples sent By mail and err ..s
Regular prices charged for all y
Address all sampls: winnsmueea
o0sA ?. o. Dex q Whnsm-
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-08-24
|. o. O. r.

HUMBOLDT LODGE, No. IL
1. 0. 0. F.-Meetings ON the 49,
First and Third Thursday
Evenings Of each month at hall In 81
YER State building. Visiting birothe ;
In good standing always welcome.
r. POULIN. N. i
r. RAMADoHR. Secretary.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-08-24
Dutch Fred an
Example to Mining Men.

In today Is issue Of thu Silver State appears a story concerning he mining o..
W. E. Wendell at Dutch Flat. MI. Wendell has been looking for the gold ledge
at that famous pIacer ground for fourteen years, That there is a ledge OF Won
derful richness in the immediate vicinity mining experts ave stated their be-
lief. The formation, the character of the country all show that the ledge from
winch The extensive placer has m must be situated close
Mr. Wendell has also believed that the ledge could be found and he las
backed up his belief with fourteen years constant hunt for the ledge
During the fourteen years. he hs followed many clues and many blind leads,
and always his hunt has ended in naught Now he is develo'Lg another lead,
and he wills soon learn whether this clue is to be a faIacy or to end in the great
goal he has been Sc ching for
But if this clue is false, it will not mean that the spirit of the pepeetor
nas been dampeneL
The case of NDutcho Fred and the story of his life at Dutch Flat stands
as an example to mining men throughout the country.
His mining operations have been consistent. Never allowing himself to be
over enthusiastic, and never allowing himself to be plunged into the slough of
dependency, he is a shining example of what a mining nan should be.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-08-24

SILVER STATE CHAPTER. Ne. !.
o. Il. D.. meets In Silver state Hail ut
$50 p. m. ON the Second and Fourtn
Thursdays IF each month. visiting
members in good standing always we.
rome. CARRIE M. BROWN. " n.
MARY BoNNIFIELp. secrstar..
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-08-24
From Other Pencils

Very interesting story, that of the New York oma in the Black Hills
who held a ferocious mountain lion atb bay all night by singing to it unlh her
husband reached the spot and relieved it of its suffering with a shot from a Win
chester rife.
A Connecticut pedagogue declares that it is the bad boys who become he
res. Certainly. All the good mes die young.
A Philadelphia couple boast OF the fact that they nave lived together sixty
years without having a spat, but it should re remembered hat they slept a great
deal of the time.
.sWhat has become of the liars who were 50 noisy some time baeks' asks
a Texas paper. 1t appears that the news of the adjournment of congress has net
yeti reached that locality.
a Kentucky nan became i'll when he read that a packing house employee had
lost four fingers in the machinery and that they went into the veal loaf 1t is lot
stated whether he suffered because of thoughts of the food or from acute sym
for a man who had lost his drink measure
he ranks The order might be nor readily obeyed if he would provide each of
the officers with a coat OF mail
The evening world., 1906-05-09
GOULD BEATEN
BY CHAMP ION
At TENNIS
American Won First Set
and Then Lost Three
Straight to Miles.

LONDON. May AT the Queens
club to-day. after a splendid series OF
Victories agains; tho leading British
covered court tennis experts. jay
Gould. OF Lakewood. y. J.. went down
before the worlds champion. Eustaee
Miles. in the championship round, the
latter winning the match by -
The American champion started
splendidly and won the nrst set by ~.
nut thereafter Miless perfect condition
seemed to tell. The champion set u
tremendous pace and Gould was pal
NANNY tired. TIE second set fell easily
l. Niles by C-l
Ia the third set Gould made great
agnt. ana though he Sc, fell ultimately
~ Miles by % some OF The best tennis
seen here In years was played IN II.
Tnc fourth set also went TO Miles By
The result was largely due to the
superior condition ot the worlds cham
picn.
The evening world., 1906-05-09
YACHTSMEN DECIDE
ON MEMORIAL CUP
Memory of Former Commo-
dore to Be Perpetuated by
the SeawanhakaS.

IN appreciation ot tho services rem
derea the CLUB by tho late Henry Clark
Rouse a former commodore. members
o. the seawanhaka-Co1nthian Nacnt
Club at their fourth regular meeting OF
the year. held last night AZ Del
:nonico's Fifth avenue pace. voted to
institute perpetual memorial cup.
which Will be made a grea; feature IN
future races of the club
Commodore z. c. Benedict presided
AZ tho meeting which was largely at
tended BY representative yachtsmen.
Appropriate remarks on the death of
me former commodore We're made by
the chairman OF the board Of trustees.
and letter from Fleet Chaplain
George Il. Van be Water D. D.. was
read. Resolutions were also adopted.
To create the ,uad necessary % carry oi,
the purposes for wh'ch tAe cup is siVen
prominent members Will make Donation. tne
la.er details bela< ~; 30 tie BSri oi
TriSeos.
The iavltauon from ,he Atlantic Yacht
Club 20 t,ln with the Carinthion Yach; CUB
of Philadenh!a in a ciah squadron cruise
was accepted Yachts OF tha three cubs
Will rendezvous at oys,er BAY tor ;he star,
on sa.uriay. July 81 Divine services vii
90 held the following day on the steam
zach. oneida faxeaip q Commodore bcne-
DICT o; tho seawanhakas
I, was vo'ci 20 formally open the Sea
vanhaka. .Co-iu,hinn clubhouse al oyster
Pay oa Dec ration pay
The evening world., 1906-05-09

would Ike 70 er-nnse games with other
Hundre1 and Seventy third street and TaiN
No No Jerome D 3 c opeaei their season
D. - q KildS6ess Hg96es sreS-ass hi, f"I t,,
lowed hy McNuuafas s.us.e oi9sst' lh
Inc winning run IN ts tweEtA rog tAe
The Ii's Academic Baseeall cub opened IS
season With a y,e,tt2fy ,,,i Insy ps@S pss,, them
s. s;''6.- a sore -,'' q to I Tae ss3re' p
TaeI,.i9gn me- g..t.ego ..2 952SSoSSql qlq4-s L !
The iine-up- -woi,ers'hn. c: Per man.
egA az % s, ~ re'Hp5i 'a55 se, aal R5ssaSefs. n.
10 ioin good team nineteen or twenty
Ber; Thomas care II 'tustn no 800 West
'rh3rty-eighth street. city.
The Tluon baseball team ot Brooklyn
would l.ke % book games VITA teams aver
aging thir;een = tfteea years. games 70 BE-
played On our gr2nnds h' AeFAari' 40 -
Cortland. street C.iy
The West wing F. c. now fully organ.
Iced. would Ike 70 book Flmes IN Mount
tngs and Tuckahoe Teams Offering suit
nnle guarantee and averaging fifteen 20
scventeen years with halt expenses, De-
.lTf-l and i3ievonth street. ''ty
The Union e. lcoorel would l.ise 70
close a Few ouen dates with teams giving
suitable guarantee out ~ town hrHoki}h
cams unsW rrlug thi5 must POS lar!".t i1r
a return game Teams aNorAslnS fAirtecn
to fifteen wears with luclnsel gruunds. pre.
forrt1. De Maille & loistcin, No los
Wost one Hundred and Eleventh street cliy
Stuyvestant A.C. team hy q ne ut - 90
nj The line up was as follows Huntington
A CT irwin, cf W Palmer III W.
Dunn 30 j. Hogan e.. o Icmwer. n .
~. Rein. IS Y Dunn 3D.. H. Hartman.
n Purcell D.
The Viglnnts srounced tho -; Fidallss
f.yccum. at College po!n;. by score on
Vigllants. only allowing one single Rusk-
dashel's and Bagey's fielding and the
Watt ,hrothers e1tant - the Nigllan,s,
II. II L.
81 Fidelis, M o o o 90 o o. . 10
Ntrtlauts .... q % . q . o ID - .
nat,erles-wck. Byrnes and BrIl. Duer
and j. Nact.
The evening world., 1906-05-09
SENATORS PICKED
TO WIN PENNANT I
Lave Cross, the Old-Timer, Is
Still in His Prime at
the Game.

Keep your eye on the senators-and
this Is no muck-rake agitation. either.
But watch those Washington balplay-
ers They are the real eiants-in size
and they are playing great ball.
lave Cross. who led tho Noah's Ark
team 20 vic;ory against the Babylonian
Bal Clg5 IS q better PLAYER to-day than
ne was three or four hundred years ago.
when he first introduced the game IN
This country. The way he reached and
picked up the hard ones which were
laced 20 ;hird would lead one TO believe
ne was still in his .eens. But he has
the head OF the veteran. lie knows what
TO do with tho bail before he gets It.
After yesterdays exhibition az the
American League Grounds !t appeared
that tho Senators have much more than
look in for the 3enuant
Ki,son. the pitcher. played star
game. and cllmaNed hts fall;less field
ing and swift delivery with a home run.
one which scored two runs.
Mr.. Timothy Hurst. tho SCARED.
gentemanly umpire. who lost his JOB
in the National League FOR breaking
fans head with q side-handled beer
mug and who slugsed Manager
Grmth on the jaw IN view OF tho
grand stand was s,!ll ump!r!ng yes
terday. but It was evident he stu had
blood in MS eye. He would not speak
TO Griffin 10 obtain the battery. but
lad his young assistant. Mr. Evans.
obtain the names. after which Tim an
nounced them 10 the spectators. As
he came on the field. Hurst was h.ssed
By few
The game was Just getting interest
Ing when Hurst ordered Elberfeld out
OF Il Cor doubting decision as 20
"A double Play. Neaser took his Place
and helped along VITA the errors
In the next inning. Grfiith, who was
on the coaching line did or said some
thing which none bat Hurst heard o.
sax. and he was ordered 70 the bench.
a rumor which WAS not verified. blt
which was pcrsisieutly handed around.
was that an important change Ia tle
personnel OF the H.gaianders was not
only being contemplated hut tlat 70
was TO become effective IN a few days
II was said that one or two OF tho
pitching stan might be relegated 10 the
hench or dropped entirely. and that ar
important change was To be made ~
tie inheld Grfith said there was
rothing in the report but the foxy fans
Insisted that the dope was correct
The evening world., 1906-05-09
BY BOzEMAN BULGER,

"Now. my boy. I guess you'n be
GOOD" said our Giant as he gavc little
Brootlyn a slap on the wrist yesterday.
You we're due one good spanking for
those upstart motions which dropped W.
from the lead. and now you've got
yours
with that the champions went after
the esteemed Mr.. Donovan and sent
his boys home wlncing under the lash
ing o, the willow.
This morning New York !s back IN
the lead. ard the next cluh which put
them IN the ruck viii have TO be UP
early and keep stirring.
over In Chicago Charley Murphy
seems o, have forgotten his line OF con
long enough 10 corral a good bail CLUB.
and II II IS the Windy city which -
10 furnish the fight We are ready for
the word. McGraw IS anxious TO start
nj the drop of the flag, and when he
gets busy-watch out
After winning ten straight games tho
Chicagos lost TO PlJtshurg yesterday.
and as New York defeated Brooklyn
the Giants are again OF top. Murphy
claim to distinction was short-lived.
though he suil has q chance to come
back
Before ten days have passed tho
worlds champions will be IN ChlcaSo
and then we II have a chance 70 -y
their real mettle. Mathewson is N trlm
FOR this trip. and that means . whole
The evening world., 1906-05-09
GRAVESEND GALL0PS.

GRAVESENp TRACK. May gThc
track WINS To- spleud 4 condition this
morning for tse workouts, although
the weather was quite cool and - niEA
wini blowing There were "A number ot
very good workouts. ~ NhVl tho tul-
lowing We're the best noted
ROSEBEN -one milo ia "a. hrec zlut
~ pounds up. 4 clever move ana can
oo depended upon 10 run Wei to-
morrow
FRoPER One mile in 1925. leeez-
Ing: 10 p2sads up. Going nicely and
seems NJ LIS best
pAINTY-One mile IN l.44e-5. hnud;iv.
10 pounds up Clever work ana SHOWS
he IS nearly 1T
WILL wIN-Ftve fariongs 70 To-.
much
MEDDING BEII.E-Four .urlongs
N gog S-l, hand.y; 100 pounds up Very
oIllnaIy. bit ia ut 70 run her race.
q y "AiEIsBi Al ;llial Ri-Four furlongs in
20 20. 20. hend. iy 100 pounds up. a nee
ces ana ready 70 race
YANKEE BELLE-Four fu-lonrs in
Oe5 XII, ~. h' nav no pounds up. Very
~ AL-F'vo curloues IN %. b-eezi--
''S ilSll's W.; Has not shown much.
brecz'ne il5 hounds tn Looks y.,r
ana seems % have hts speed.
,,.... ~ lSf.eH " " six fIr.onrs IN llo
n.,i,.-. ,.,i. ~ I'aa4s np a fairly uct
10y Ilt.N IE-Onc uie ir as o-5
,sps.F ii' pounds up Doing won and
srat, Hol,sc4ER- .', 4. seven farlonEa IN is7
~. l' ROUNDS ap Can race ans
ME RliY LARK One milo ln i54g--
l''a4s uq OHly goo,
oRMONphIE one mile IA l5tg-r
AAI|ftHt. Ihf.|- N|.. .frI H...D.. J..
The evening world., 1906-05-09
HAMBURG BELLE
SHOWS FAST IN
TRIAt GALLOP
Going Was Good, but
Strong Wind Held the
IhoroughbredS Back.


sil-EI EI7lttNp hAf IieNDN. MaN
a-A cold. pcaltutng cast wind El.a
dark tt-,.rtfr.ne v.atasr and "a taer
-rg,p y.,-. .,. ,-,i,,.rr co-i.-..,,s o,
'I"N" '' '"-"'''N 'o''-''-''i' ".
the Bay .hs morning The iraue-s
werc oIt ,ally and lu numbers TAroaes
of racers crowded the course au .a,
morn h' 'nd '"o "Nl"u-'s were ''''
's''ls ..,-. ... .,,--i..s ,,,.
,,,t.. , ..r. i'm
h,-r tane v,i, Ia nr.r.l,..',on = H,r
..,'., ..,,,'.,,, w., - ,'ts,i.,',.sr d .,.l.-
s -, ~ u. ,atlr'l, ,igsr,yo ''' p..s'.a.
PIrk r,.l,d oa the iistsrr. fra ION
ally Us Follows Farioag mi ore. uuarter
N os4. tgrrs ,ariones in o.a tat m
0.'S 4-S i've furlouEs iu iul 4-5. SIX srr-
long. IN ll5l-2. seven flrlougs .u-l - 4-5
ana the milo IN IA3 --5. ea-mg up
The Relic ste7ued hc- PAGES in good
styie and Impressed those who VIZ
messed 10 as being good handicap
proposition as she covered the etolnd
Tho best eIllops follow
GREEN ROOM-Sevcu furlo1ss IN
49, gallopIug Works well but races
poorly
MEXICAN SILVEE-A hail milo i1
The evening world., 1906-05-09
California Lightweight Cham.
pion on Way Here for Bout
with McOovern at Garden.
BY IOHN POLLOCK.

Jimmy Britt. the California light
weight champion, who IS matched TO
box Terry McGovern a teu-round bout
before the Twentieth Century =. c. IN
Madison square Garden on May as. Will
arrive IN town on Saturday morning
BRIT, left the coast yesterday. lie re-
cevod SO for travelling expenses from
Manager Pollok. OF the Twentieth Cen
fury \. c.. 10 come here and box Nc
Govern. Britt will probably train at
Bn.y Ellers gymnasium. and VIII be
assisted by Spider Kelly who has pre-
pared him for an OF his bouts. They
v1ll battle at catch weights
The evening world., 1906-05-09

,oS 20, l1st season he performed tho re-
Cuos down without a hit.
me coming campaign is likely TO be
su4I OF surprises AS vet We fail :.
see anything on tho horizon that is cal,
culated 20 wrest honors from ths'
Giants. bu; the other Eastern clubs are
likely % cause trouble. The ono big
surprise OF the season Is that Chicago
has stepped in Pittsburgs shoes as tha
real champion OF the West. Las: sea-
son i was running Aght between
New York and Pittshurg. This time It
is war 70 tho kniCe Win Chicago. So
Ear Chicago has bested PittsDu-g In
nearly every encounter. The addition
OF sheckald and stelnreldi 10 tho Cubs
seems 10 have done the work. Pitts
burg reported strength has failed 20
materialize.
The clubs. however which nre going
TO cause the Western boys 10 worry
are Boston and Philadelphia, and
you know it, Patsy Donovan has
some good h,tte-s there
After all. Manhattan fans are goiag
% get one more look at the Giants be-
fore McGraw starts on his Western
tour Brooklyn plays tho champions at
the Polo Grounds tomorrow. This
causes another conflict with the Amer
stan League Il means two more games
FOR New York IN one afternoon. AS
Thursday is an open date, New York
and Brooklyn have decided TO play OF
the EtiEne postponed from Apri! 3.
The evening world., 1906-05-09
Neary to Box Goodman May 1s.

Charley Neary the crack Milwaukee ngat
welisr ig,. who defeated Jimmy Brirgs To-
a fifteen round bout before the IAiooln \, g..
of Chelsea. Mass short time ago. Is 60
feht another battle before tho same club on
May Is His opponent this t.uo w.il Do
KID" Goodman tho Ncw England BOY
Tl.cy will box fifteen rounds n Us pounds
Neary Will probably secure thc decision over
Goodman. as tho latter is Hot lsang ln as
Fu-i4 form as %, d'd
oans's Opponent 10 Be Willic Lewis.
The star bout at .Ac stag %, the twentieth
Century A. C. IN Madison Square Garden oa
The evening world., 1906-05-09
BRITT TO ARRIVE SATURDAY

May "a VIII probably be between Joe Cans
the ilEht-welEl- and welter- weight champion.
and While Lewis the local v-lter-we lght for
eight rounds T.eNrs has ALREADY ngTeei 20
take Gans on and Manager Pollok is az
p., sent lu baltimore crying % sign Cans,
Tho latter viii prrahiy accept the match.
~ ne is ANXIOUS 20 tu1 scue one. Lewis -
tlllalug q. Johuslu's rnll. house.
The evening world., 1906-05-09

During the absence OF ROBERT
EDGREN IN Europe with the Amorl-
can team OF athletes the sporting
news OF The Evening World will be
edited by Vincent Treanor. Com
municatiops regarding sports should
b. addr ssed 10 him, care OF The
Evening World. Pulitzer Building,
park ROW,
The evening world., 1906-05-09
Another New Boxing Club to Open.

Another new athletic club VIII give box
Ing stag IN this ci.y on THURSDAY nEat It
IS ;ae critic \. C.. which viii hold a sh5w
~ IJrl, Hal. Forty-sec3nd stree, AMI SIKH
aysnue The principals 10 the star bout.
which viii D.. % four rounds VIII probably
e.. Tommy Murphy Of Harlem. and Fisl;-
Ing Johnny Allen ~ Philadelphia, who de-
feated Youry Oftl N thc two bouts which
be fouEh. him IN the quaker clty.
The evening world., 1906-05-09
Kelly to Flqht Dave Barry.

Hpro Kelly. the Western mdile-welrA;
who glye Jack Twin" Sullivan such anra
battle FOR twenty rounds before the Pacific
A. G At Los Angeles. has been matched 20
meet Dave Barry. the san Francisco uugil.st.
~ a feu-round b1G; a. the next show II the
Ind a8uap1ls \. c.. which comes Cf ne1.
Monday night Taoy VIII box stra Ehf Mar
outs 0f Queeushcrry rules o3r a guaranteed
purse ~ whica the winner Will receive 20
fe- cont and the I0srr %
The evening world., 1906-05-09
Baldwin Fights Goodman Tonight.

Aiary RalIwia me rugged ltile Fighter
OF New England, wNo is TO be matched IN
short time to meet Tommy Murahy the
Harlem fcnaer weight IN rNcen round
bou; before the LNcoin A. C.. o, Chelsea,
Mass. Will engage IA a fiffoen-Epund bout
wlta kA fo1ua.rn before The same club
tonight These boys fought "a great battle
at tae f4icoin a g. Few weeks ago.
Baldwin was nvaNici tae de'isl'n on a
fnul IN tie last round NJth ara Ia good
share and 0ughi 90 furnish slash!ng fight.
Good Fights for Homard A. c.
The ftoua-d a C. wh.ch VIII hold stays
at Timer Pa-k dur!ag the summer. has
practically signei Amty Mciarry and
cna-iey s.cger 20 meet 50 the STAG boat %;
four rounds a. tie clubs FIRST show on june
Another god bout which will De de-
cl1ud WIi 10 between while Schumacher. the
lui- i-palnl champion. aul little Pal Nc
Govern tr0the- nr Tcrsr McG1Veru These
Ntil- Fellows pITat 20 gut ~ q warm battle
as tA"s aro bath rapid fg-iters
The evening world., 1906-05-09
OLD DIR. GRINDLE,
THE OLnEsT SPECIALIsT ~

THE OIlOEST STEIIAIlIST IN
DISEASES OF MEN.
I'nder Dr. C;rindles treatment all diseases
p.ruuar to men are cured quickly thoroughly
md on MODERATE TERMS. DO you suffer
frru blood poisoning hereditary or con- I
trnried nervous debility. kidney. bladder
complaints skin disease. red spots. ulcers.
sore throat and mouth painful swcllings,
S'TRltsrURE NARICOCELE or other dls-
easen rcaulung from excess indlscretion or
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GIANTS BACK IN THE LEAD
AFTER BROOKLYN GAME
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATTONAL TrAGTl
REsuITs oF YEsTERpAY,s GAMEs.

New York ?. Brooklyn, 1.
H1stJn, Z. Philadelphia, !.
plttshurg 3; Chicago. ..
Cincinnati.st Louis gans pos,ponei.
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GAMES SCHEDULED FoR TODAY.

Washington al New York
fhila ie!phia at Boston
81. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit ~ Cleveland