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LAToxIA ENTRIES.

First race. six fnrlongs. seIling-Maureen ss
Prince OF Pless 90. Beatrice K 9S Nickie 90,
Mamie D %. McCGtcheon 90, Stillhunt 96. Posing
30. Mabel Winn 100. EsteFre 100, BelIeview I0l.
Early Boy 102, Carl Kohler 1O2. Lueullus 102.
Weoernelds l02, Scotch Dance 100.
Second race, eleven sixteenths. selling-Tom
Morgan 81, Larry ID o.. Bitter Sweet OF, Beau
ttful Mayo 100. Sir Vagrant 100. walter Mclean
100. Helen Maelin 100 WebBef 106. Gromobol
Third race. six furlongs. seIling-Miss Anxious
99. Oasis %. Noel 97. Hacker o. Nine gT
Mlnnehsna ,ls 80 Babe B 90. Mint Boy 100. Phiora
lUz, Afrsnip lO2 Dresden 192. Sand Bath 1O2.
los.
Fourth race. six furlongs. handicap-MeadOw-
breeze, 95. Coruscate 90. John English 1O2 Ethel
Day I9', Devout l0I, Col. Jim Douglas 124.
-, Fntn race. eleven xteenths, purse-BitteF
1O5. Bottles 100. OvelandO los.
sixth race. mile, sellins-Quiekrieh S. Alma
Gardta 81, Loretta III 81. Thiberus o. OberOn
70. Gamester 9s. Casperdine 9s. Pinaud 7s
Dr. Burch 9e Chactss SS, Pennant 1O1 Royal
Legend 102. LaRsdown 1O6 Golden Mineral fO6
Oddoletta 107 Caoftano I12
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SEATTLE ENTRIES.

First race. six furiongs. selling Blackthorn
Cone IO8 Modder 100. Chief Aloha 1O9 Irish
Jew 100, Fred Parkinson ZOE. Daisy Wagner
I04.
Second race. nins-sixteenths OF a mile. selling
Philemon liz, wapnagootls 112, DIR. Kismet
112, Msnden 100, Calmar 100, Sula II 1o0.
Lady's Beauty 100.
Third race. eleven-s -sfxteenths OF a mile. selling
Bert Arthur 10, Il. G. Runte 1O7, Huaehuca
107. Mimo 107, TrapshOoter f07. DR.. sherman
i0f, Nsnon los, Tuckback 102 Enehanter tO3-
Fourth race. mile, Owners Handcap-Ruby
(Rettig1 81, The Huguenot callahan 90. Stisi-
cho (Earnshawl 90, Martinmas Davis 90. Bu-
chanan (Ktrschbaum) 90
Firth race, thirteen sixteenths Of a mile. sell
inx-Procrastinats 109. Flourish 100, Interiuds
100, Exapo 100. Virginia Boy tO9, Redwald 1O0.
Alice Carey 101, Marie Fl 107, Laura NJ 1O7
Flo Manola 107. Phys 107.
/ Sixth race. nile and hfty yards selling
". B. Gates 100, Ink 107, Dutlful 107. Gloomy
Gus l04. Harbor 102. Little Buttercup 102.
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MAY. HOLD A MEET
ON PARK FIELD
!. !. NEXT MONTH.

. 'Ehe directors OF the Olympic Club
WIFI discuss at their regular weekly
meeting tomorrow the advisability of
promoting field day at the Golden
Gate Park stadium on Admission day.
The driving clubs, made up of anna
teur reinsmen. VIII undoubtedly give a
series OF harness races on the new
track and the athletic events would I'll
out the programme in desirable
manner.
- Frank c. O'Kane. who helped make
a conspicuous success Of the affair on
Ju3y A. viii discuss the matter with the
Olympic Club directors.
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TEN INNING GAME,
ENDS IN FAVOR
OF ANGELS.

FRESNO, Aug. Los Angeles won
out today In the tenth inning. Nc
Gregor issued free pass, and an err
ror by Delmas let another man to first.
Dillon scored both runs with three
Dagger. In Fresnos half of the tenth
the locals nearly won out by a great
finish. Hogan, batting for McGregor,
hit safely and was followed by success
sive hits by Doyle and Wolters. With
the bases full, Burns walked Casey.
forcing in run. Eagan ended the
game by a long fly TO Bernard Dillon
was put out of the game in the tenth
inning for quarreling with the umpire.
The score:
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sports
,Ortc XiDO Drocnnto 4 ,to4ic T1o,,lo77 by
oA"0 IR.A ASmythI
LEVY DISAPPEARS
AND GRANEY IS
ANXIOUS.

eddie Graney is preparing to send
our searching party for Norris Levy.
Secrelas Of the fight trust Levy left
tcle heatly week ago with the camp
=, 1oCii isne Nelson al Salt Lake as his
objective point Nothing has been
neard CT MIN By his friends at this
end Of the line and he has not re
ported al the Nelson stronghold.
NOLAN sent the following telegram
-sSt night In response TO query as 10
me present status Of the proposed
Cans Nelson match:
SALT LAKE, Aug. II have not
heera nor seen any one from San Fran
4sseo. Qp 70 the present time No ne
gotlatlols started. L know nothing Of
- +Taatch with any one except what
read III. the papers. Nelson will box
Admission day If the terms are suitable
p: - BILLY NOLAN.
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ONE RUN Is SCORED
IN THIRTEEN
INNINGS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


BROOKLYN. Aug. lin a pitchers
battle which lasted through thirteen
innings, Brooklyn was defeated by
Rittsburg today by a score Of 1 to ?.
For ten innings not hit was made off
AicIntNre Score: r H +.
6lstsoe eLg --.---'---..-.- - q
Barterfes-Leifeld and Phelps: McIn-
BOSTON, Aug. Poor fielding by
ClucAnatL and especially by Pitcher
1lall, who played hrst base, gave Bos-
:On its second victory from the visitors
today, & TO /. Weimer was removed
from the game in the second inning for
ob5ectIng TO one Of Umpire Emslie's de-
cislons- score; R Il +.
Boston .-----..--.. 2
Cincinnati --....-.-.-- 8
Battelles-Young and Needham: Wei
mer, Ewing and SchIei- Umpire-Ems-
lie.
NEW YORK Aug. 1.-wiltse proved
too strong for the 81. Louis team in the
second game OF the series today Score:
R IL L.
New York 8 !
Batteries-Beebe and W Marshall;
WiItse and Bresnahan. Umpfre-klem-
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Chicago
was defeated by Philadelphia today
through inability 70 hit Sparks. Score;
r. Il. E.
Chicago ....................
Philadelphia ..--.......... 1
atterfex-Pfeister Reulbach and Mo-
raa:- Sparks and Donovan. Umpires-
Conway and Carpenter.
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FORT ERIE ENTRIES.

First race, 6vs furlongs, purse-MirabeI 90
Fire Alarm 80, HanOWaJ 30, Chandler D8 Silver
Star l02. Romeo 1O2, Phil IgOe 102 Ozanne lO2
Vacharis 100. Asels 1o4.
Second race. i've and a half furlongs. selling
Ths May los, PsrditiOn 1O5, Merilene los, Ma,
mie Foster 105, Galstta 106, Ossiueke los Ar
fraction 1O6. Lena Jones no, Cantrome no. Car
nation no, Wistful ITO.
Third race, steeplechase, short course-Touy
Hart 125. Bally Castle 190. Madoc 130, SiEmund
l32. Trenet The Mere las, Sam Parm8r I46.
Dawson t40.
Fourth race. nvs fHrl0nEs. purse-GullfVer I02,
Edw. T. Fryer l09 Van Ness 102. Hazel Patch
l02. 0uardi t02, Singsworth 1o2, Renraw 1O4
Gracious I07, Sam Clay I0T.
Fifth race. six furlongs. selling-La Gloria 100.
Little Mike 10i. suzanne Rocamora f05, Richard
Jr. los, Butinski 10T Sonprep 1O7. Felix Mozzes
t0S, wiiiowdene 112f
Sixth race, and eighth miles, selling
Request 90. Rhinock 95. Paul Deering 03, BisQus
90. Factotum 30, Hamilcar 100, Edsely 100, Arab
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ReIiancc C1ub Ro,,ne

OAKLAND, Aug. IA good card s4y
been prepared for the next regula,
monthly boxing show Of the Reliance
Athletic Club, which will be held soon
in the new gymnasium of the club on
Twentieth street, between Telegraph
avenue and Broadway. George Brown
Of the West Oakland Club will meet
Jack Mclaughlin of San Francisco in
the main event. The balance of the
card is as follows: Johnny Jones VS.. All
limerick Tom Brown vs. Dick Murry.
Frank Neal VS.. III. Aboucaya, Kid John
son VS.. A. Frame and Kid West VS.. j.
Ryan.
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MANY sPoRTsMEN AFIELD.
Twenty-Five Deer the Record of tho
Hunters From UkIah.

UKIAH, Aug. AT A o'clock on the
first day OF the deer season twenty
two deer are known to have been
brought into Ukiah. all but two being
killed by local nimrods. Two San
Franciscans arrived in town just in
time to catch the noon train for the
city They had two fine bucks, killed
this morning The party had been out
camping a week.
Deer are said to be more plentiful
than usual this season. and the. same
can be said of hunters. Several parties
of San Francisco men are in the mills.
but returns are not in from the camps.
Or. Care killed a large black bear while
after deer today. Archie Cameron
killed black bear and a cub on Big
River yesterday.
Phil Beakert returned from Handleip
last night and said he had never en-
joyed better fishing
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Umpire Oweps is Exonerated

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-Clarence B. Ow-
ems, an umpire Of the American Base
ball Association, charged with betting
on a game in which he officiated, was
speedily exonerated at a meeting of
the directors of the association here to-
day. Evidence was introduced to show
that the affidayits charging the umpire
with fraud were maliciously obtained
through the payment of money
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,a.hass hit ic1rasliia e = Ill

Three base ht-McCreedIe. Two-base hits
Mclean. Hildebrand. Sacrifice hits-wheeler,
Mohler. Sweeney, Spencer. First base on called
ballsaon Henderson B., of Meyers A. Struck
out-By Henderson 8. by Meyers g. Hit by
pitcher-McLean Double play-Spencer to VIII
son. Passed ball-McLean. Wild pitch-Hen-
derson. Time of game-Two hours. Umplres-
Perrine and Hodson
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Miss Sutton Will Not Meet
Miss Douglass on the Courts

ONDON, Aug. Miss Miss Douglass, the
lawn champion England will after all in the North
A0umberland been ILL.,
Play the competition
Miss easily Miss local With
w Hilard defeated
Miss Liverpool steamship Cedric
The her auhoravely denied
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Sacrifice hits--Cravath, Ellis, Msngerina, Ea-
gan Mclaughlin. Three-base hits-Cartwright.
Dillon. Bases on balls--of Burns s, OF Nc
Gregor 4. Struck out-By Burns 8, by McGregor
7. Left on bases-Los Angeles g. Fresno 8.
First base on errors-Fresno !. Los Angeles l.
Time of game--2 hours. Umpire-Dunleavy.
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Sutton beat Miss Peraita, s-1, e3.

Sutton beat Miss Peralta, e-1. 6-3
Mems doubles-Braly and Hart beat
Douglas and Holmes, 6-3, 6-3; Braly
and Hart beat Steele and Grace, cd,
So; Taylor and Griffith beat Cassell
and Gabriel GA, 81. 6-1; Bundy and
GnrhaU beat Jones and Hutton, 6-3,
d: Bundy and Gorham Neat Taylor
and Grifnth. 81, 6-1: Adams and Craw-
ford beat Russ and SCHMIDT. 6-2, 6-3;
Spauiding and Donnell beat Galusha
and Hutton by default; Wayne and
Variei beat Foley and Gardner. 6-4.
as. "A; Brown and Sinsabaugh beat
Spaulding and Donnell, rs. 7-5.
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SUMMARY

rem Smith Bliss 3, Deyereaux Franeks q Haisv
2. Graham. Sacrifice hits-van HaItren ?. Two
base hits-van Buren,, Heitmuller. Graham. Hit
Welch 2, OF Graham 8. Struck out-By WeIch
1. by viekers 2. by Graham 8. Wild pitch
Welch Innings pitched BY vickers l, BIZ Welch
g. Hits OF vickers IL. OF weleh IL Passed
baIl-Blankenship. Left on bases-Oakiand IA
Seattle g. Time of game hours and min
utes. Umpire-Mahaney.
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LAroNIA SELECTIONS.

LATONIA SbLECIEONS.
By the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Posing, stillhunf, EP-
terre.
Second raee--Gromsboi, Weber, SIR
VaErnut.
Third rnce--Oasis, Field Lark, MalIe-
able.
Fourth race-CoIonel Jim Douglas,
Ethel Day, Devout.
Fifth racc-Morales, 0vciando, Bot
ties.
sixth race--0beron, Capitano, Royal
Legend.
weather clear. Track fast.
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RECORD IS WITHIN
THE REACH OF
CRASSCUTTER.
BY FRED e. MULHoLLAND.

SEATTLE. Aug. 1.-Grasscutter. the
St. Carlo Ally now owned by Tobe
Ramsey and ridden by apprentice r.
Davis. came dangerously close 10 equal
ing the worlds f1ve-furlong record to-
day at The Meadows. A three to five
favorite for the NTH race she gave
her company the slip leaving the bar
rier and won by ten lengths In :59 u,
within one-Quarter of second of the
mark set by George r. Smith at the
old Bay District track. E. NJ. Brattain
ran second, and The Mist third Old
Golden Rule was played down from 5
to and only lost the show by head.
Fifteen bookmakers cut in and while
but three post choices won the others
received backing and the ring was
scorched.
McBrides mount. Gorgalete. ruled
favorite for the Olympia handicap and
was outrun from the start. Graham,
on Dusty Miller easily shook off Yeo-
man, beating the outsider handlly at
the end in fast time.
Barney Schreiber's Tony Faust. fav-
orite for the two-year-old scramble,
proved too speedy for Native Son. The
latter led into the stretch and was then
beaten without effort Cabin looked
legitimate favorite for the last race,
but stin play on Ed Sheridan making
the latter favorite caused the price to
lengthen until four could be had.
Keogh, on Cabin. rode a perfect race
and in a mild drive downed the pace
maker Rudabek a neck. Summary:
First race one mile-Old Mike won. Van
Hope second. Pettijohn third Time. :43.
Second race, seven furlongs-Duelst won.
Hersain second, Little Mirthful third Time
1927.
Third race, Ave and a half furlongs-Tony
Faust won, Native Son second, Lucy third
Time. 1:07h.
Fourth race, one mile-Dusty Miller won,
Yoeman second, Gorgalette third. Time, :39h.
Fifth race. hve fsrlougs-0rasscutter won.
Z. NJ. Brattain second. The Mist third Time,
:5eN.
Sixth race, one and sixteenth miles
Cabin won Rudnbek second, Little Joker third.
Time. :46h
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Trotter May Have Been Poisoned.

VIENNA. Aug. Louis Winans'
trotter Wigwag. holder of the Euro
pean record, died suddenly yesterday
at Baden wigwag was engaged to
take part in a big championship race
today and his death caused a sensa-
ton. 1t is believed he was poisoned.
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FORE ERIE SELECTIONS.
wnnted fn santa Crur.

John H. Crocker and L. p. Stanley.
two young men. were arrested by Po-
liceman James O'Connell last night as
they stepped from a train at Fourth
and Townsend streets. They are want
ed in Santa Cruz for assault to commit
murder. They were locked up at the
police station pending
the arrival OF the Sherin from the coast
city.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


;. CLEVELAND. O.. Aug, Bender
was wild IN the sixth and the locals
scored six runs on three passes. three
hits Dldrings error and double steal.
Secre: r h l..
Cleveland ....,............ 10
Philadelphia ....-..-...-..
Batteries-Eels. Hess and Buslow:
Bender, Coakley and Schreck.
DETROIT, Mich, Aug. l-DOnahue
gave a great exhibition today scoring
the winning run on his own triple in
the eighth He retired New York with
out a run in the ninth after the bases
had been filled on two hits and an
error, with none out Score;
Detroit -. s.'.-.-...-..'.
Batteries = Donanue and Schmidt;
Newton, Griffith and Kleinow.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. l-St. Louis won
from washington today. 3 to 2. Supe-
rior batting won for the locals. Score:
81 Louis, ats,o,; -. ..--'..-';-. z
Batteries-Pelty and O'Connor; Fall
kenberg, Heydon and Wakefield.
CHICAGO, Aug. Chicago lost a
hardefought game TO Boston here today.
s 70 J. Tovne, Comiskey's new catcher,
:. was given try-out. Score:
-Bosfos Bosfoso .............. ............ 10 I
atteries-Altrock Walsh, Towne; J.
Tannehiil and Armbruster-
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i
Majesty as perpetual trophy, to
be sailed for annually by American
yachts off Newport during the an
nuaI cruise Of the New York Yacht Club
and under its direction. which arrived
some days since by the steamer Teu-
tonic, is now in possession of the club.
The cup stands thirty-one inches
from the base to the apex of the orna-
mental cover. The block of polished
hardwood upon which it rests is eight
inches high. The circumference of the
base of the cup is forty-one inches and
the circumference of the upper body
around the handles is forty-seven
inches It's capacity is several gallons
On the front, which is highly polish
ed is the insignia of royalty and under
il 4. r. VII" in monogram, and the
following inscription: This cup ds
presented to the New York Yacht Club
by his Majesty King Edward VII, homo
rary member Of the club 1906"
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JOE THOMAS AFTER wALCoTT.
Californian Makes a Bold Bid for the
Welter-Weight Championship.

NEW YORK, Aug. Joe Thomas,
the California pugilist, has now fol-
lowed the lead of Sam Berger as far
as the 150-pounders are concerned.
Thomas gave Tommy Sullivan, the
Massachusetts fighter, a terrific beat
ing during their nine rounds in the
ring at the Lincoln Athletic Club and
would have continued 1t had Sullivan
been able to take il. Thomas will now
undoubtedly get after some of the well
weights who think they are in for
championship honors. Not the least fof
these is Joe Walcott. the black demon,
whom Thomas has been after since
the welter-weight champion returned
to the ring.
Joe Thomas is flying high when he
tackles Joe Walcott The Barbados
man showed all his old-time punish
ing power recently. If the Californian
can stop him he will have the worst
man in his class out of the way.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-02

CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR CONVENTION
The quarterly convention OF Golden Gate Chris
tiep Eadeavor Union will be held this afternoon
ty-second streets
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SEATTLE SELECTIONS.

First race-Lady Rice, Vig0roso,
Irish jew.
goOtis, Menden.
Third race-Huachuea, q. @. nunte,
Enchanter.
Fourth raee-HuEuenot, Ruby, Mar
tfnmns.
Fifth race-Procrastinate, Ffouxish,
Alice Carey.
sixth race-GIoomy Gus, w. I'd. Gates,
Ink.
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RABBI LEvY'S ANNIvERSARY.-The sir.
teenth anniversary of the election of Rabbi Levy
to the pastorate of the Geary-s street Temple viii
be celebrated Saturday morning at 10 o'clocL
Rabbi Coffee of New York will occupy the pulpit
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Larone Leads ont oberon.

CINCINNATI, Aug 1.-The racing at Latonia
today resulted as follows:
First race, one mile-Leo Bright won Ny Gem
second, Sea Mate third. Time, 1:42 S-6.
Second race, i've furlongs-Margie won, Dock
Law second. Alne Crockett third Time.
1:02 is.
Third race one mile-Larons won. Oberon
end Search Me third. Time. 1: AZ
Fourth race. steeplechase, handicap, Clubhouse
course-Dalesman won. subador second, Glass
Leader third. Time, 3:5o.
Fifth race. ak furlongs-Oak Grove won. linda
second Airship third. Time, l:i4 2-5.
Sixth race one mile-Amberita won, Bullnnch
second Shining Star third. Time. l:41 is.
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PORTLAND GIANTS
0UTHIT SEALS
AT OAKLAND.
RESULTS OF GAMES.
Portland 3; San Francisco 1.
Oakland Is; Seattle 3.
Los Angeles 3; Fresno 2 (ten inn
ings).
GAMES TO-DAY.

Portland and Snn Francisco at Oak
land.
Los Angeles at Fresno.
Oakland at Seattle.
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The Perpetual Challenge
Prize Is of Rare
Beauty.

Ew YORK, Aug. king Ed
wards gift to the New York
Yacht Club, designated by his
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AOtdio 20 - 10
sBatted for Meyers in the ninth
RIMS AND HITS BY INNINGS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-05
TED ROOSEVELT BEFORE GRAND JURY:
is GIVEN $1.35 AS WITNESS FEE

the fact that he is regarded by the
police as the possible assailant of Pa
trolman FRAZIER. and figures as defend
ant in complaint pending in the low
er court.
The examination of young Roosevelt
and the other witnesses was conducted
personally by District Attorney Mo
ran. When young Roosevelt and
Blagden left the grand jury they ap-
peared much agitated. and seemed to
feel the situation keenly Neither
would make a statement They were
unattended by counsel.
After edging through the crowd they
proceeded TO the district attorneys of
flee where they were guarded from re
porters by patrolmen. AS they were
leaving the court house they were es-
corted by court officer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-05
LA toilette WILL
BE GIVEN HEARING
TO Testify at ST. Paul Reqardinu
Money Given BY Railways to
Defeat Him.

ST Paul. Oct. 5.-Senator La Fol-
lette of Wisconsin will apear as wit
ness before the railroad commissions
ers to testify as to alleged yellow
dog funds said TO have been contrib
uted 70 BY railroads to- bring about his
political downfall At the hearing yes
terday it was openly charged that
President Marvin Hughitt of the Chica-
go. St Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha
railroad had paid $4,000 from the
funds of the company as a contribution
to the campaign fund of one of the
national political parties. A. T. Clark,
vice president of the same road. testi-
fed there were vouchers to show that
20 men had been employed in recent
in Wisconsin.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-05
All Present Officers Renominnte
DEMOCRATS WILL CALL
TIME ON WATCH TRUST
Speakers in Congressional Campaign
Provided With Evidence as to
Cheaper Price Abroad.

Washington. Oct. 5.-Watches are
being distributed among its speakers
by the democratic congressional COM
mittee to prove its contention that the
watch trust sells time pieces cheaper
abroad than at home The idea is in
this way. 10 make a practical demon
stration of trust methods Of selling
abroad at prices less than those charg-
ed the home consumer. These watches
were sold in England and reimported
at a cost of freight added. less than
the price to the American dealer. They
cost the committee $7.9S each. The
trust price here is $10.5S. Each watch
is accompanied by tag containing the
number and history of the movement
and a case showing when and TO whom
sold. and at what price. In this way
the sale abroad and reimportation can
be verified.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-05

Boston. Oct Theodore Roosevelt,
Jr.. and his friend. F. Meredith Blag-
den. appeared as witnesses before the
grand jury yesterday and told their
story of the row on Boston common
which resulted in injury 10 a police
man.
They went into the star chamber to-
gether. accompanied by Police Lieuten-
ant Jones and the patrolmen who serv-
ed the subpoenas in the case. They
were before the grand jury for 20 min
utes There were three other witnes-
ses.
Shaun Kelly, who surrendered him
self to the Cambridge police Tuesday
night. after the Boston authorities had
vainIy sought for him with warrant,
was not called before the grand jury
by District Attorney Moran, in view of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-05
BISHOP FAWCETT
NAMES ASSISTANT
Rev. Benjamin e. Diees of GaIesburg,
Venerable Archdeacon in Quin-
cy Diocese.

Galesburg. H.. Oct. 5.-Rev. Benja-
min f. Diggs of this city has been ap-
pointed venerable archdeacon OF the
diocese of Quincy by Bishop Edward
Fawcett The office was created re-
Gently on account of the growth of the
Episcopal church in the diocese and
the demand upon the bishops time.
Mr.. Diggs has resigned the rectorship
of Grace church 70 take up his new du-
ties. He was ordained to the priest
hood in 1902 by Bishop Johnson of
Texas and served as rector of churches
at Houston, Texas. and Monroe City.
Mo-. before coming here two years ago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-05

Russian Royal Family Returns
From Cruise on
Yacht.
AIR is FULL OF PLOTS
Ten Polish Terrorists Condemned by
Drumhead Court Martial
Hanged.

St. Petersburg. Oct. 5.-The emperor
and the members of the imperial fam
lily. who have been cruising in Finnish
water on board the yacht STANDARD, re-
turned TO Peterhof last evening
The emperor will move almost imme-
diately to his winter residence at
Tsarskoe-Selo
Warned by the immunity in which
Zenaide Konoplianikovo resided at
Peterhof for months prior To her as
sassination of General Min on Aug. 2G.
the police are verifying the passports
of all doubtful persons in the vicinity
of Tsarskoe-Selo. and most strict
supervision of all strangers arriving
there has been instituted
Bomb Plot Frustrated.
The capture of bombs here is regard
ed as of utmost Importance, as it re-
vealed. apparently frustrated. the de-
signs of the revOlutionists TO convert
St. Petersburg into a second Warsaw
Enough explosives TO annihilate an
entire regiment We're seized. A band
of Polish experts came here recently
for the purpose of instructing the local
terrorists in the best methods of using
this material
Ten Hanged.
CZenstochowa. Poland. Oct. . Ten
terrorists. condemned TO death yester-
day by drumhead court martial. were
hanged today
Robbers Get SI25.OOO.
Ufa. Russia. Oct. 5.-An armed band
of 40 men held up a mail train near the
bridge over the Bjela river last night
After killing a soldier and wounding
three others who were in charge of
the mail. the robbers escaped with
1926. 900