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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

| tastes the sweetest of all,' says The New York Press. Respectfully refer red to The Montgomery Advertiser
 with power to act and request for re- port. Columbus Enquirer Sun.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

USE CHENEY'S ExPECTORANT prouIptI- for eonR hs and colds, and prey ent pneumonia. 2Sc a bottle aS all drug stores.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11
Chinese Towns.

Mobile Register
 There were misgivings in New York when the subterranean secrets of San Franeisco's Chinatown were laid bare by the fire. Next to the Pacific coast city New York has the largest Chinese population among American cities and it's Celestial quarter, while not as ex- tensive. has all the external characteristics that the San Fran cisco quarter had before 1t wa5 destroyed. New York has awakened to the fact that it's Chinatown may be and that 1t may have buried secrets; and the local improvement board of the Bowling Green district has submitted plan for establishing a park in the estimated cost of sf31.0oo. The price will be cheap if 1t obliterates China town,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

We were going to say something about the deserved defeat of Judge Fite in the 7th Georgia District, but The Americus Times Record got ahead of us in this way:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11
Coming Fina,eter.

First Child: If you had three wishes what would you wish?
 Second Child: We'll, one. of them would be wish for sixteen more wish es.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11
D R l F T w o O D BY PHIL H. INSTR Q No
Broken Reflections.

Broken Reflections. The lowest prices are not always in the basement of the store.
 Many a man got his start in life by having someone push him.
 Poverty is like a tight shoe; you can't go very far when 1t pinches. Tn boy who writes poetry may be yer ytnteresting to himstlf. but if he would now the grass on the lawn he would seem more to other people. It is cheap to be a genius, for 1t al- lows you to eschew barber shops and laundries.
 woman always has most to say when her mouth Is full of pins. woman certainly knows very lft- tie about men when she asks one if her hat is on straight.
 There isn't much difference after all between poetry and pork: one Is food Tor the soul, and the other food for the stomach.
 Jones says his new air ship will be fitted up like a floating palace An. see; another castle in the air.
 About this Time.
 A woman can put
 A man on the string
 But a fish on a hook,
 Is a different thing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

Messrs J. T. Watkins and J. T.
 Frederick of Opelika, visited Montgom- cry yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

Gordon Lee has whipped the little "Fite" in the Seventh and will continue to honor Georgia in Congress. Perhaps his praying opponent. with ears more prominent than brains, will have Cor don Lee indicted for thus beating the asinine hide off of him.
 We merely pause to remind Sister Myrick that she needn't be surprised if the Judge fires an indictment at her.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

Mir. F. S. Mckenzie, prominent bus mess man of Tallassee, spent yester. day in the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

Dr. William Gamble and Mir. R. c.
 Gaddis, Jr, of Wetumpka, spent yes terday in Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

MT. J F. Thompson of Huntsville, spent yesterday in Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11
Hoods SarsaparilIa

Insist on lowing Hoods. Get it today. In iauid ( "a form. 100 Doses $l.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

Mr. M A. Turner, a well known citi- zen of Camden, Wilcox County. is in the city. He will file an application
 for appointment as Probate Judge of | that county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

Col. E. L. Jones, prominent lawyer and citizen of Camden. is in Montgom- !ery, and his name will be presented for appointment to the vacant Probate
 Judgeship of Wilcox County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

Warden s. D. Fields of Speigner. snant YesterdaY In MontgomerX.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11
ChangeIess Changes.

MT. W. J. Brightman of Haynesviile. is in town.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

Sold by Druggists. Price si.oo per bottle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

Dr. Thomas M. Owen, Director of the Department of Archieves and History returned yesterday from Union Springs where he addressed the Daughters or the Confectionery on '"rhe Purposes or Patriotic and Historical Societies..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

rick, present senator and Hon. W: c. Jones of Camden, were in the city yes terday in the interest of Mr. w. J.
 Bonner, an applicant for Probate Judge of Wilcox County. I
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

About this Time. A woman can put A man on the string. But a fish on a hook, Is a different thing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-08
SHE KILLS HERSELF
WHEN HUSBAND DIES
Mrs. Sharretts, Who Had Been
Watching at Husbands Bed
side, Ends Her Life.

BOSTON. September T. OHcials OF the
Massachusetts, homeopathic Hospital an
nounced this afternoon that Airs. David
p. sharretts. wife os David p. snarretts.
cashier In the once OF the War ue-
rcrtment at Washington shot and killed
herself al the hospital last night over
the body or her husband. who had died
Only five minutes before at the insutl-
ton. Mrs sharretts had been attending
at her husbands bedside daily. and her
act is attributed Co am excited mental
condition folloving the long strain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-08
NIPPLE A FORGER
FOR LARGE SUNS
Receiver Earle Declares That the
Forgerics VIII Exceed
$4,000.
USED BUSINESS MEMS NAMES


PHILADELPHIA. PA. September ~-
Forgeries for mo-e than q quarter %
million OF dollars hy Frank * Ippl.
the suicide president Of tile defanct Real
Estate T-ust Company. have been dis-
covered by Receiver Earle. Tile latter
madc This statement late tonight. ada-
ing that he lad no idea w-ore I.pu-es
villalny would end.
Hipplc. iu order 20 meet h.- immense
overdrsf-s. used the names ot SOM. ~
tne most prominent business men OF tf.s
city on notes which. in some cases,
amounted 20 $4,000.
The president is alleged 10 have taken
copies ~ the signatures ~ "a number -
business men. while some OF tno.r checks
or negotiable securities passed throlln
his hands. bur in every case he avoided
The use OF the name OF a Real Estate
Trust Company depositor
When pinched Tor money to meet bis
overdrafts or some bis Segal loan. Nr.
Earle said. as "a ia-c resort Hip..e would
draw un note N-fA tae forged 4ra-
tlre attached. J'nfs he would take 10
the cashier or ing teller. saying Do
had personally made the loan and it
was discounted. With the amount 10 his
credit Re would satisfy the pressing
claim.
Receiver Earle said tonight that ir
the Real Estate Trust Company he would
accept the presidency n the depositors
insisted
The committee appointed bv the trus-
tees of the General Assembly OF tile Pres
byterian Church 70 ascertain the condl-
tion OF tho General Assembiy-s trust
funds which We're IN the custody of
Nipple as treasurer OF the board ~ trlis-
tees. to-day made the following announce
ment.
''To the Presbyterian Church.
Careful examination Slows that fr.
great bulk Of the investments of the
trustees. amounting TO S963. 900. Is intact
The entire loss through the malfeasauca
OF the late treasurer IS not likely to ex-
coed $4,000. The suspension Of the Real
Estate Trust Company has involved the
deposit account OF tho trustees amount
ing 70 5000. the whole Of which AT the
present time. it IS hoped. viii be saved
The utmost caution that experience can
suggest is being used TO protect ana pre-
serve all the securities in the hands og
the trustees
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-08
NEW EXPLOSIVE'S
DEADLY RESULTS
Two Large Contractors Fatally
Injured and Many Other Per
sons Slightly So.
CAUSE NEVER BE KNOWN


LYNN. MASS September 1.-Two men
Wore fatally one seriously and "a dozen
others slightly injured by an explosion on
LennoN Hnl in th.s city. late to-day.
The fatally injured are.
Frank "a. Wordeuberger and George
Tanau both Of New York city.
Francis Chico.ne. an italian Iahorer who
lives d swampsco;t. was seriously hurt.
aut vM undoubtedly recover. The slieltiv
inquired include q numter OF Lynn and
Salem contractors.
Worleuoerger and Tatnau we're e.vine
demonstrations with new explosive TOE
days demonstration was given on Lennox
Uu. and some forty or more contractors
tl'm tus CITY and Salem were present
Five holes had been drilled In the ledge
and Wordenoereer was tampinr one ot
CHE holes containing tie new explosive.
TatuaI was beside him overseeing tr-
work Suddenly tl9re was d terrific sN-
Ilosion.
FOR some reason which viii never ie
known. The new explosive was detonate
The conclusion causing the compound u
the other two holes TO explode. Wordeu-
berger and ratnau were blown nearly
thirty feet. Nearly every stitch of
clothing was torn from them. and Their
bodies We're badly lacerated The mon
We're removed To the hospital and
Nordenberger died tonight.
a dozen spectators who We're "a some
distance from the scene Of the Gxplo-
sion were cut and bruised hy falling
stones and splnters OF rock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-08
WIFE GETS DIVORCE
AND FRYE SET FREE
He Hastens 70 Another State to
Wed Woman Who Thought
Herself His Wife.

CHICAGO. Septemhe- Mrs Charles
=. Frve was today granted a divorce
from Professor Charles II Frye wlo
was once head OF the COOK COUNT Nor
ral So..ol. sri who recently returned
20 his bone after an absence Of thrifty
one years. Mrs Goddard declared that
t@enty years ago she bad married FrNe
under the name % Goddard. without
knowing that DE had q wife in This citv.
FRYE. who was in jail facing trial fo~
h-Sawy. was given his releasa after the
granting ~ the divorce. and IN company
With Nt, Goddard started for Hammond.
Ind. 10 be remarked. TIE laws OF Illinois
t'rr.G tne marriage OF divorced people
within one year of the time Of the grant
ing OF the divorce.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-08
BRYAN ENGAGEMENT
AN lRON-CLAD ONE
.sp-..al =. E. g. I4e ...ee Tines D.s.a.ea) )

u 1
EAST RADtOkD. VA. September 49,
on account of the doubt existing in tie
minds OF some people AS 20 whether
William j. Bryan Will really be al the
Radford Fair 10 be held next week. I.s-
Governor Tyler OF East Rstdford. las
addressed the following letter TO Man
ager Fox. with the view of having it
furnished 70 the newspapers. so that all
uncertainty may be set at rest:
East Nadfard. va. Sept g. 1875
''Mr cyrus r FOX. Manager Great Dis
triot Fair. Radford. Va
Ny Dear Sr.-As SO many ave writing
70 know certainly whether Mr.. William
Jennings Bryan Will Doe at Radford on
tie 18Th instant. / deem II my duty 10
answer them as publicly as possible
through the medium OF the press. and
70 ser 40 rest any doubt that may be IN
the minds Of others
Nir. Bryan told me that he would GER
tainly be here on the 18th Of September.
and has since announced. through the
papers. that he will speak IN Radford
that day. He wanted 10 come on the
IAN. but at the time he was under the
impression he was 70 speak in Cincin-
natl on the 18th. II turns out. as
thought. that his date for Cincinnati IL
the 18th. So we hope 20 have him on
both the l4th and 18th
He has promised definitely 20 speak
a. The Great District Fair on Saturday.
September 18th. and that will be BRYAN
Day Respectfully.
y. HOGE TYLER"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-08
Has Taken the CITY.

LONDON September IA dispatch
from Tansier to-day to q news agency
here says.
The consular corps at Mogador have
teieg aphed 70 the Spanish minister here
that Anfoos kaid with 800 men, has en-
cred and taken possession Of the city.
The Governor. with a few guards. holds
kasbah. which Anfioos intends 70 att
"a tx.
The disturbances were caused by the
highhanded action of AnhOos Kald in
supporting outside tribes in demanding
that Jews living In MOgador return to
Meil7h the Jewish quarter. OF otherwise
thrir houses would be sacked These
Jews have lived in the town many years
bat the Moorish law requires them to live
In Meilah. Anfoos had no authority for
acting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-08
HAD DESIGN ON LIFE
OF RUSSIAN OFFICER
Seeing That He Was Detected
He Fled-Admit Jews to
Officer Corps.

ST PETERSBURG. September IF
became known to-day that an attemnt
on the lie Of NJ. Kryshanovskv. vioo-
Minister Of the Interior. was made few
days ago. revoluuonist attired as an
army officer appeared at the chanceuorv
OF the Interior and asked for an audience
with the vice minister. bur while the
revolutionist was waiting for an answer
a porter noticed that mis- uniform was
incorrect Before tile man could be adj
dressed he became aware that he was
the object OF suspicion. and succeeded In
escaping from the building.
The BatJan0m Commission. which is
Celebrating reforms FOR the army. has
recommended the admission Of Jews IN
the officer corps. from which hitherto
they have been excluded. except In the
capacity OF surgeons The recommend
ton, which is coupled with the condition
that the assent Of the officers Of the
unit 10 which they are assigned must
ne secured in each case. VIII be- pre-
sented o. the Emperor for approval and
Is In the line of the policy OF Premier
Stolyp.n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-08
LIFE Of SURGEON
WAS IN DANGER
DIR. Robertson s Diagnosis of Case
OF Yellow Fever Creates
Furore i'm Honduras.
GUARDED DAY AND NIGHT


Especial 90 Tue Times ID -patch.I
NEW ORLEANS. IA, September 7-
Ir Walter Robertson. surgeon of the
Ini'ed States Marine Hospital Service.
.'~t stationed ar Laceiha Honduras. had
narrow escape from lynching az the
atal- 20 the people of that town. and
a- result of tis experience is A nervous
Hre N Ihe incident resulted IN interna-
'ia'al respondence. part or which con-
sisted "t message from Washington TO
tie President of Honduras that Honduras
would be held responsible for the life o..
tn~ surgeon. 10 all grew out OF the sur
eeon diagnosing case OF fever at
-4orloa. which heretofore had been !m-
wuue
thc nr~t news of The incident reached
here to-day through j. l.. Woodviue. q
Sew Orleans lawye.. who returned from
I..e.ha His brother. VINO resides there.
spent several days as "A guard OF the
American onsulate When the Iaceiba
Board ot Heal declared the cases were
not yellow fever the Inhabitants became
.i-l4N wrought Up.
Lr Robertson was attacked violently
a the local newspaper and received
nnrywous letters threatening him with
death
Consul Wood was absent from Iaceibs.
--t br Virgil G. Reynolds the vice.
CONSUL who agreed with Dr Robertson. IS
diagnosis. determined 90 protee- the SUR
seon. ie called on the commandaut but
Ir Poddna declared that he could NOT
guarantee Dr Robertson g protection
Reynolds then organized guard ~
ttty Americans. who tooA turns n
patrollng the consulate grounds dav and
n.-lt Dr. Robertson was practically r.
prls'ner in the consnl = house for two
weeks Tn the meantime. t.e news %
tle agitation reached President Bonu.
Who. zoo the request o' trc people NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-08
TRAIN Of EMPTY CARS
CRASH INTO STREET. CAR
Two Men Are Killed and a Score
Injured in Philadelphia
Accident.

PHILADELPHIA PA. y september
Two men We're killed ana a score Of others
injured .n "a erade crossing accident to-
ul-lt at Tweutl-nfth street and
TaSsyunk Avenue. near ,he Auantf. RE
fuire company plant shortly before
o. o'clock. trolley car containing abo,i.
ufn passengers. all men, returnlne fro..
work at the oh refinery. was struck rv
train of empty tank cars on the Penn.
syltauia Railroad. owen Sweeney AGED
twenty-five years. was ground 10 piece.
undrr tne wheels of tank cav. rrt
julius Beware. aged sixty. and an ur-
LaoWu man. died later AZ 90 hospital
Twenty others We're conveyed to Various
hospitals. but none of them are believed
10 be seriously injured
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-08
Reported On Good Au-
thOrity that the Big
Four Will Buy.
BREAKS UP CONTROL
OF THE COAL LINES
Third Step in Move to Break Up
Combination Declared to Be
Against Public Policy.
Gives Big Four
Direct Line to
Tidewater.

F-rar.-r rrra -rf~--- ~...-....-
F.r{rr.Ar,t,f pm,
80 '''"eI '-
-A'''''-7i important arrangement of tie
Eastern railroad situation Is understood
ta be az tho r.o.-r 80 o,.-,,,.,.--.,-- .~
-f.~ ,s ,...,
'o-''7"' W" aiFest me
pennsylvania Railroad OF IT'S stock in-
terests in the Ch4ss.eake and ONTO and
,r-,y. .r.. .-r.-..
"e 0~'
such IS tt- Information which comes
from an inside source The penns,l,-s-,s
r.au-oad .,- d., .-.--,,.
~'''
'- O"esaI I-ahe ana OHIO
r'o.n " fen tlls lolding was acq -.-el
five Years ago the Ncw York centr.l a-f
tf.f--r pf,.- D.r-..,s .,- t-. -
..
-''-' maze y o'''''
o-t n- 5000 +a ot Chesapeake and Ohio
stock.
These ioi0t purchases were made 10 a--
cordan.e with tAe Ca-=att policy. aiming
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-08
AER0NAUT LANDS SAFELY
AFTER PERILOUS TRIP

WOLVERINE. MICH. September r.
Captain William Matteray. "a Ch.car,
aeronaut. who drifted away from Ocoro.
Wis. in % helpless airship yesterday af-
ternoon. landed In q swamp about s.
miles southeast Of here this no-ninr
Matterav was nearly dead from exposure
and fatigue and rested up and expects TO-
return Co Chicago Tonight I'm hi, firft
Matteray travelled "a distance OF nearf.-
20o miles. passing over Greenbav. WIS
crossing Lake Michigan, Grand Traverse
BAY. and about Is miles into the state
OF Michigan before lighting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-08
THEODORE ROOSEVELT. JR..
HAS INJURED HAND

DENVER COL. september 7.-Theo-
dore Roosevelt. Jr.. son of the President.
uaFsed here to-day one Of his hands
was handaged. and he said an ulcerttion
resulting from an injury was causing him
90 return home earlier than he had in
tended. lie killed three deer. but mo-
bear. on the tcip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-08
REVOLUTION IS ON
IN PART OF MOROCCO
Insurgent Tribes Attacking the
Town Of Mogador-French
Cruiser Sent.

TANGIEK. MOROCCO. September 1-
= revolution Is In progress at Mogador.
on tne Atlantic coast Of Morocco The
insufeert trlres are attacking the town.
fhe French minister has sent the cruiser
Gsiiee o. the scene OF the disturbance.
and tie eseutatives OF the other DOW
ers have c7hied for men-of-war.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-08
Southern Train Wrecked

ATLANTA, GA. September 7.-South-
'rn Railway passenger No. 3s. due. here
AZ 1880 tonight from Birmingham. was
wrecked between Cooks Springs and
Brempton. Ala. az 7.30 =. N Engineer
L. w. Nolan, Of Atlanta was fatailv
injured Several passengers were slightly.
hut none seriously. injured
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-08

BOSTON. MASS September Nor
folk. va. was selected Pass the meeting
place FOR the next annual convention by
tr' National Association OF Spanish
American War Nurses at It's session here
to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-08
KING EDWARD IS WELL
AND FLESH REDUCED

AIARfNRAD September King Ed
ward to-day completed the cure and lain
for London. King Edward authorized llr
O-t % make The following statement.
THE King underwent IN excellent cfre
Is ln splendid heaith and the best spiflt~.
and has lost the proper amount OF
weight"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-08

.Tre jurors sworn 20 Inquire when.
how ar1 BY vNat means tho saic
Car4tn-rs campbell henderson came
% MS death UPON their oatn 90 ssy
trae he came 90 his death on ths 9Th
aa, of September 1905. from a frac-
ture o. tre skull. the re8.it ~ blow
inflicted on trs 5tn DAY OF September.
1906. by person 70 them unknown.
"ln Testimony thereof the sad coro-
The Washington times., 1906-05-17
CENTRAL DEFEATED
BUSINESS EASILY
Oyster, for Winners, Pitched Great
Game, Shutting Out Stenogra-
pliers Il to o.

Central High tied Technical in the
race fo- the interhigh school Champion
ship hOnors yesterday afternoon at Van
Ness Park, by showing Business under
with a score - Il 10 o. in the first shut
out game Of the season.
The manner which winnie" Dumont
started in cy moving down the Dark
Blue and waite in order. m the first.
looked as though Business would give
its rivals a good run for the money, but
the dream Of the stenographers was
rudely shattered in the second. when.
with two men down. Big Cy MacDon-
aid set tie BAH rolling by beating out
hard one 10 Hart. Not until four
taliiG.; crossed, did the Business play
ers .un up and get the third victim
Clam" Oyster. who was in the box
for Central, pitched a great game. not
withstanding the fact that he was hit
safely seven times. Three different
times, Business punched the bingles and
had man on third. but pulling him
self together. the little souJhpaw kept
his opponents from scoring George
Rihl. behind the bat for the winners,
also saved a run once by a beautiful
running catch snIo Jne crowd. Mac
Donald led at the bat, with two singles
and pair Of doubles. Mac also had
three stolen sacks 70 his credit
With all the good playing Of the Cen
tral men, however. the individual hon
ors went to Hubbard. who made sew
eTal sensational catches in center field
each time after hard runs over the un-
even turf The batting OF Welcher and
Hammond for Business IS worthy OF
mention each getting two hits. The
score:
The Washington times., 1906-05-17
NELSON ALMOST
DOWN TO WEIGHT
Can Make 131 Pounds in
Two Days.
THINKS HERRERA Is GOING
Dane Says Mexican Has Not Improved,
While He Has-Concerning
That Right.
THINKS HERRERA is GOING

Los ANGELES. Cal, May 17-with
the big tight nine days away, Battling
Nelson is within striking distance of
the weight and says he can drop TO 13l
pounds within two days and that with
out hurting himself
The Dane never looked better in his
life. The lay off after his McGovern
fight did the little man a world OF good
and he has gone into his training with
a dash and vim that BODIES 10 good to
the Mexican lad from Bakersfield.
Feeling Pretty Peart.
After his rundown today. Nelson
made the following statement for he
benefit Of his Eastern friends
How can fellow help feeling good
in such surroundings as these. This is
a championship country. Mr.. Baldwin
has got a bunch of champion race
horses-most OF them raised here on the
ranch.
For a training camp this place can't
be beat. don't wonder at the success
Mr. Baldwin has always had with his
thoroughbreds. This air and this
weather is enough 10 make a champion
out Of most anybody I came here fOr
hard work, and I have been enjoying
myself.
They tell me to look out for Herrera >
right hand 1 fought him before and he
put that right on me several times. but
/ came through. Once or twice ]
thought ! heard funny noises. but l
wds always there. I do not think he Is
any better now than hc was then. for he
Is two years older nOw-almost thirty.
I know I am able TO fight harder now
than I did two years ago.
Il am coming and he is going. and 7
expect to win this fight beyond CueS-
ton. / never make rash statements
before going into the ring. but ever
man that bets a cent on me IS going TO
eet the best I can give, and that's
game"
The Washington times., 1906-05-17
RICHMOND'S TWISTS
WIN FOR METROPOLITAN

Richmond's effective pitching at crit
ical times was mainsy responsible for
the defeat of Calvary by Metropolitan
yesterday afternoon, by TO 3.
Metropolitan victory was a surprise
TO her followers as wei as to the Cal
vary rOOters. Up TO the seventh session.
Richmond had his opponents completely
buffaloed, but an error by Jones, at
second for the winners, started the ball
rolling in favor OF Calvary. Before the
Nets could pull themselves together,
three runs had been brought in. The
fielding Of Hurdle and Lord was the
feature. The score: