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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-25
Election of Delegates.

At meeting of Columbia Lodge, No. SO,
I. B. P. o. of Colored Elks of the World,
delegates were elected to attend the Grand
Lodge. as follows: John w. Patterson, A.
]. Gaskins. w. H. ]. Malvin. George c.
Noble. o. d. Morris and Thomas Dilworth.
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Not a Question of chanc.

when you list your property with Moore &
Hill. Iucorporated-it is practically a GER
tainty that 1t will be handled. Fair dealing
and painstaking attention. Give them a trial
advertisement
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S1.00 Frederick, Keedysville (Antte-
tam), Hagerstown and Return August g.
Leave Baltimore & Ohio station, $50 a. m.
returning, leave Hagerstown, 6; Keedysville,
lightful opportunity to spend Sunday in
country.-Advt
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LOCAL MENTION.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.
Icademy-"Ten Thousand Dollars Re-

Academy-"Ten Thousand Dollars Re-
ward" SIS pm.
Chase's-Polite vaudeville, Sis pm.
Majestc-Cole and Johnson in The Shoo
Fly Regiment" Sis pm.
Four-M Mile Run-Luna Park. a fairyland OF
amusements. afternoon and night.
Chevy Chase Lake-Marine Band concert.
followed by dancing.
18th and II streets northeast-Pawnee
Bills Wild West Show pm.
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Deer Park Sleeping Car.

Baltimore & Ohio r. r.
For accommodation of patrons d drawing
room sleeping car leaves Deer Park Hotel
Station every Tuesday, Thursday and Sun
day night l2:3S midnight. arriving at Wash
fngton ESQ next morning.-Advt.
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s2.75 Luray caverns and Return,

Including transfer and admission to Cav
ems, from Baltimore & Ohio Station sos
am. Sunday, September 2. Leave Luray 6
pm. same day.-Advt.
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"star Of the East" Flour (the Best),
s4.75 bbl. $40 large sack: Potatoes, 75c
bu.; Onions, 4Oc. PIX; Wilbur's Cocoa, zoe.
Sugar, &C.; Id. 50c. Tea, 39c.; Coffee, Ice.
U All No MINIS, 19c.; Cakes, &C.; Snaps, 4c.
Round Steak, 10c.; Sirloin. 121xc. John
sons Coo. jars Preserves. SOC. ]. T. D
Pyles' stores, including 94S. La. ave. au24-5i
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One of the most essential features of a
good lbrary>fs proper classification. The
Classified Advertising Page of The Star Is
a great library of the peoples wants.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate

relieves Nervous Disorders Headache, In
somnia, Exhaustion and Restless. Re-
builds the nervous system.-Advt.
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"Old Glory" Beer Will Satisfy

your thirst and invigorate you all over. The
most beneficial and delicious of all summer
tones. Keep a supply on hand. Write or
phone W. 1876 Abner-Drury Brewing Co.
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DIED IN GERMANY.
Remains Of Mrs. Terry to Be Inferred
at Annapolis

Information has been received here of
the death Of Mrs. Marion Stuart Terry
which occurred in Dresden Germany, Au-
gust last. She was the widow Of Com
mander Terry, United States navy.
The remains have been brought to this
country and the funeral will take place
from ST. AIMS Church, Annapolis, Md,
next Monday morning at IL o'clock.
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To Baltimore and Return, $1.25,

via Pennsylvania railroad, every Saturday
and Sunday. All regular trains except the
Congressional Limited" Tickets good to
return until Sunday night-Advt.
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A Moral You Should Heed.

Washington family of - chill 3ren, raised
on" Schneider's Malt Bread. in the twenty
years have never required a physicians at
tention Do your children eat Malt" Bread?
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$500 Weekend Excursions,
Baltimore and Ohio, to Atlantic City, Cape
May, Sea Isle City and Ocean City, N. j.,
and return. Every Friday and Saturday, re-
turning until following Tuesday, inclusive
Advertisement.
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We Store and Sell Furniture.
Brown K Tolson. Aucts.. 400 H st. n. W.
au4-tu, th&sadurAu.
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All Amateur Pictures Printed, Sc. Up.
In real velox. WILSON'S. 7l2 9Th St NV.
1y12-tf
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Blankets cleaned. Rebound with silk rib
bon without extra charge. Bornot 1924 F st.
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Don't Delay Making Your Will.
Consult Union Trust Co. at once regarding
this important duty. Booklet of information
presented gratis at office, 1414 F st.-Advt.
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$1O7.6O Calffol MIA Round Trip.
On sale every day via Baltimore and Ohio,
good returning until October 81. Consult
agents.-Advt.
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Lightning Rods-Copper Excelsior
conducts more than twelve galvanized; steel
rods rust worthless. ]. II. Kuehlng.
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Try a Salt Air Trip to Baltimore.
Palatial steamers. Electric lighted. I'm
excelled cuisine. See excursions.
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Great Bear Pure Spring Water.
4 gallons for soc Office, 7O4 18th.
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You'll Take a Liking To
Connecticut Pies from the very first trial.
Crisp and delicious. All kinds. Grocers.-
Advertisement.
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Mems clothes cleaned thoroughly and
shaped as when new Bornot, 1924 F st.
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Anchylosis or Kindred Deformities

Perfectly supported. Trusses, elastic no.
slery, rubber goods cutlery, etc. LEM e
Lossau, 623 9TH st. NV Lady attendant.
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Ride Out to Chevy Chase Lake,
where it's always cool. U. s. Marine Band
concert, dancing and many other amusements.
Advertisement.
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Money to lend at 4. and G9e on real es-
tate. Frank T. Rawlings Co., 1905 Pa ave-
Advertisement.
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Lumber Trust Broken.

s215 Stock Boards now s2.25 per 100 IT
Libbey & Co, 9Th and New York ave.
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Baltimore ard Ceturn, $1.25,

Baltimore a-1 Ohio Railroad,
Every Saturday and Sunday All trains.
both ways, both days. except Royal Limited.
Advertisement.
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Purissima Rye Superior Whisky.
Its fame for purity makes it's bid for ia
vor You'll find IL pleasing and most benei
cal VIM. Cannon. 1928 1th ST. Phone n 52S
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It's Policy to Always Get Our Prices
before ordering lumber. millwork, etc. Phone
N. 1173, Esinger Bros, 2lO9 18th ST. NV.
au24-d, eSu,S
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You Owe It to Yourself

and your family to have the best on your
table. There's no purer. cleaner or more
wholesome bread than "Jno. G. Meinberg's.'
Begin usingit at once. Bakery, TIC 18th sci
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Marine Band Concert Sunday Evening
at Chevy Chase Lake. Delightful ride.-Advt.
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IL & G. G. A. Muddiman & Co. G & 12.
Chicago-Jewei Gas Ranges always best.
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Homecoming of W. J. Bryan.

$3.50 to New York and Return,
via Baltimore and Ohio. All trains August
20 valid for return until September 2, in
elusive Trains every other hour on the odd
hour.-AdVt.
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Choice Of Particular People.
c. & S. Pure Cream Ice Cream. Druggists
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
BRICK PLANT
Norfolk and Western Using Many
Tons Of Crushed Rock.
.Ial 10 The 'rinles-Dispatc

Especial to The Times Dispatch.) Is
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS, A.: May.12.
Since last autumn ~ large prick pla Mt
has been established near here. turning
out 10000 brick daily, and their capacity
will soon be Increased to eigh t immense
ovens. 4 All 8 the latest improved INA
(Echihcyy, is Used, and the n,anag cli goa y ;
s,Slhessupplys OF. shalc r6m$which he bricks
arc manufactured, Is inexllaustiblc.
still closcrstto the station three rock
cr,1shcrs are scriinchi1g away on limestone
rocks their pnndrous Jaws chewing them
as a hungry horse would grains Of corn
from the cob 5:,
The extensive concrete culyert work on
the Norfolk aud Western Railroads par
allel line consumers daily many tons of
this crushed rock
The iron ore mines. operated by. the
Virginia Coal and Coke Company, cons
TIME 10 send away several carloads or
5hematite. every day.
Mr.. and Mrs Phil Brown returnedsfroW
Florida about three weeks ago andasare
now busIly engaged IN putting the springs
resort in shape for thcsapproachlng SUM
mer season. S5 Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
RUBBER TRUST REPORT,
Slight Increase Shown in Net
Profits for Past Year.
(spccialto The Times.Dls IN

j t.
NEW YORK, May l2.-'rhe fourteenth
annual report OF tho United States Rub
her Company, submitted to the stock
holders In advance of the annual meet
Ing, shows net profits for the year ended
March 3lst of $3.sS1,27023 compared with
s'.7G1. 922,63 for. the previous year. IT IS
stated that for comparison s276, 100 should
be deducted that being the amount Of
the dividends received upon the fnre-
ferrcd stock Of the Rubber Goods Man
nfncturlng Company, leaving $780,. 20
MS the net earnings Of the United states
Rubber Company and its subsidiary conf
panies, exclusive Of the Rubber Goods
Company. Tho surplus OF the parent
company and It's subsidiary companies,
exclusive of the Rubber Goods and sub
sidiaryf companies, al the close OF this
year is $5.Oo2,279,72, against s3,as7l0l,40
last year. The report saya of the gem
eral condition of tho parent concern:
your company has continued to pros
per during the past year. noSWithstand-
ing weather conditions have been gener-
ally unfnvorabe to the rubber boot and
shoe Grade" on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
GOLDEN ACE |'''|::! o. !.
C0C [ ! CITY :I||T'
Great Activity in Real Estate and
Increase in Property
Values.
Two ST .7I: Age Ct WA Ssfi5 USES
TWO SRI RAlGE WAREHOUSE
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch,

s4PETERSBuRG. VA. May l2:a7The
great &activity8and Increase In property
values sinSSthos local real estate market
/ is ono of the most striking features in
/ the present S.'golden age" of business In
the Cockade City. Property In every
section Of the city is in active. demand
for both residential@and commercial pur-
poses, and the big timber lands of the
adjacent counties have made that in
sd,lstrygt# one ofsJthe leading interests In
petersburg, which is shipping point
for large quantities of lumber for North
crn ports. g'955
within three months three large 9renl
estate companies. the Southern Timber.
and Land Company. the Southside Realty
Company and the Petersburg Lumber
I Company, have been organized and In,
corporated by local business men, with
principal offices iii this city. and the
Petersburg Granite Company's quarries
in Dinwiddie county, about a mile from
town. have been purchased by william
r, 4. Dibbrell, 5of Baltimore n former
Petersburger. who has reorganized and
the company. with himself
rs president; Samuel P. White, Of Beaver
Falls, vice. president and William Pen
rose, of Baltimore, secretary and treas
8urer, tfil
THE Britisl-A American Tobacco COM
spany. has recently awarded u contract
to- I3rlster and Harrison, incorporate
for the erection of two big storage ware
houses ION It's newly acquired property
on Brown Street, and itSis understood
that tho. American Cigar Company Is
preparing to add new building to its
plant on Harrison and Byrne Streets for
mcrlyE tile factories Of the S. SW:.RVenable'
Tobacco = Company, 6,3
The Petersburg Telephone Company'si
new, exchange building on Union Street,
is nearly ready for occupancy. and n
new home for#tho Petersburg National
Bank Is rapidly rising at Sycamore and
East Tabb Streets the heart OF the bust
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
The s1FsR

ness \ section. This will be one Of the
.handsomest structures in the city, ana
is to- be completed In October. giving
Petersburg three of the {handsomcst bank
buildings in the State with those OF the
Petersburg Savings and Insurance CoH-
spany and the Virginia National Bank, a
new Institution. which has q fine home
adjoining the present quarters OF the
Petersburg National. on Sycamore.
real estate deal Of especial interest
was the recent sale OF the Young men =
Christian Association building TO the
sAppomattox Trust Company of this city
for forty thousand dollars. This Is one
q; the largest structures in town, and
#the company z proposes, a Q remodel the
tltEperss tpriestf orr huslne IS purposes ms
Tsale. and5 THE pure fislf of stlie skating
rink building;T d t Washington Eund5slSnlolnl
Streets. IRE two Of the most Important
real estatc$ transactions here during sthe
past three months, The increasing de-
! mand for another hotel. which the Cham
8bcraof Commerce has for some time been
trying to provide. may be met by tho
erection Of one on the skating rink prop
1 rty, which now belongs to several we'll
known business men. ind Is admirably
situated orfsuch a purpose. Petersburg S
hotel accommo datl Ions are decidedly llm-
sited. and the hotel men, are advocating
the move. to build u new one, which IT
IS safe to say. will be forthcoming. The
James River5Navlgatl lion Companies now
being 4reorganizcd by young business men
o. this city and the passenger and
freight business between Petersburg and
points on James River and Norfolk VIII
be greatly aided by their recent purchase
Ola .twin-screw steel steamer to ply be-
tween these points. Tho boat Is the
largest steamer that has yet been on
the Petersburg and Norfolk route, and
win commence Its trips IN few days.
3a Great+numbers OF Immigrant farmers.
especially from the Northwestern and
Middle Western States, South Dakota.
Minnesota, Michigan, Illinois and Ohio.
arc coming tolthis section through Pc
,tersburg by the Norfolk aud Western
Railroad, which has aerca estate repre-
sentative OF its Immigrant Association
here. and the big demand for farms BY
these people has caused an unprecedented
rise in tho value Of farming properties
around this city, making that feature IN
real estate one OF the most valuable ana
profitable In the local market
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
New Mineral Company.
lsnecial to .rhe ,I'imes-DispatcllD

(Snecia1 to TIE Times-DlsPdtClI.J1
aWYTIIEvIL LIE. VA. May il2.--eyol.
Roscoe c. Weigel and Mr.. Horace M Ter
ker. of Pttsburg, the recent purchaser
OF the property OF the Now Mineral Com
pany at-Ivanhoe,j are IN the count this
week. They have not developed the ~
plans and aims Of the owners OF TINS TINS
property, but it IS known that Utlleae
gentlemen are closely allied with he
Monongohela Steel and Iron Company
Of p!ttsburg. and 1t is assumed that the
property recently purchased vii be
operated in the Interest Of that COM
pany III $500 81 'F#5H %h57EH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
Trade With Alaska.
lSnecial 10 The Tlnes-pIspatc

Especial to THO 7TInes-DlspatUll,l33 .as8
WASHINGTON, AIay l2,-Conmerce he
tween tho United States and outlying
domestic territory increased By about
$6,0 600 in total of about s9T,Ooo.Ooo IN
the first nine months OF this fiscal yaar,
Relatively TO the whole value OF cons
merce, the largest gain was In trade
between the United States and Alaska,
Porto Riso came next. The trade VIVA
Hawaii and the Philippine Islands was
disappointing. 8Nsfa3 ID ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
Pate9ts.to Virginians.

WASHINGTON D.. c.. May 12,-AIessrs.
Davis & Davis. Washington patent at
torneys report the grant this week to
citizens Of this State OF the following
pa tents: sH.ss.'l q
William f. Boschcn,a 8of Richmond
trunk. ID 4 z 81 tfs si.t
WilliamyT, Coalton, of Bartal Heights,
,asslgnor to American Tobacco Company,
Newark, N. J.acigarctteR machine.E a
lanes De Haven. asslgnor5 OF one-half
to r. W.8IIigdon. Of Roanoke, non refill
able bottle. .es "a 55Ea
Lavinia4'D. Richardson, of F'rederlcks,
burg pocket ash receptacle. N. --i.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
Develop Kentucky Coal Mines,

Special to The .Tlmes-Dispatch)
}lLEXINGTON,iIi ky. May 12.-The Lynn
Camp Coal Company and Coalport Coal
Company are spending $4,000 developing
coal mines in Knox county. ~ coal
strike has caused such an advance sin
Kentucky coal that all coal companies
arc preparing to develop territory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
Francisco,

PITTsBuRG, May 12.-The Wcstlngs
house Company has shipped to the Pa
cllic coast IS carloads Of electrical ma :
chinery. In week thirty cars more
will leave for San Francisco, A tenn
porary warehouse has been erected In
San Francisco. Tho company nso .ns
signed a lease for three floors of'a nNw
steel building to be erected at Oatonla
and Second Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
Expects Higher Prices.

80 much for the ruined crop prospects.
The effect Of this disaster--so 1t seems
to ,,s--is immediate on futures. The prico
to-day Ia SOC for % and 75c for 3-pound
standards f. o. h. factory, regular terms.
With tho prospect OF n belated pack and
shrinknge In the output. packers T repre-
sent will not sell ontthe old terms. Tho
effect on spot tomatoes should bo to Inns
prove the condition Of tho market. NJ
'Tho delay In the new pack Of at least
ono month means that tho tomato syn-
dictate has one full month longer In which
to market It's holdings.
1t has already advanced prices on full
standard 3s to SILT 1-2 per dozen e. 0. b..
Baltimore. ] t will advance at least LEO
a dozen each week until new pack. The
holdings outside tho syndicate OF full
standard 3-pound stock do not exceed
5000 cases, Tho future certainly has cons
siderable Of Vital interest to tho 1obber In
1t on the 1906 tomato question:"
If reports now In hand from the South
ara correct the position OF the tomato syn-i
dictate has a decidedly improved look.
THE antagonism Of the jobber, It Is helieV-
Cd cannot force a disruption OF the big
sest deal ever attempted In canned goods
IL the new pack Is delayed one month
The syndicates holdings are said to be-
about 100000 cases y delay OF one montn
in new pack means that the combine has
three full months to market It's holdings
What becomes of futures contracted for,
early July delivery at 90c I, o, b. factory
on run standards IS is II question or tnl-
lpnrtance in connection with the changed
condition incidat To the frost OF May 10th.
at looks as II Providence was workings
for tile tomato syndicatc is the way tue
local trade puts It.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13

afternoon$by r. Thompson Brown & Com
pany. Beginning at}6P. NJ. on that day
sthey3wils sell six handsome f6ts on Grove
sAvenucSs corner of Rowland Street 5s5gs!:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
Houston Defeats Cluster Springs,

Especial 10 The Tines Dispatct,l
SOUTH BOSTON, VA, May l2.--Hous-
ton scored victory OF 10 to. Is over Glus,s
ter Springs Academy in a game Of baxss
ball at the South Boston PARK this 81
ternoon. NJ sIS3St
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13

40 -
ssEs.5s$.
The sun., 1906-06-24
SeW tseA, ai Philaaelghis, n
tswstSH, NJ ttfSwkitM O.
P,sts6ufe. ai N, t,0ata. .,
thleaae, NJ ttaetnaa't u

RNw vonA ~ ~. a. RHiJAbsbpHfA N biz o.
Ma,hewson'a repertoire of hinss was not
wanting In anything Yesterday, and between
p,IIsaant pltchlnp by tho convalescent Chrlety
and I'll, edged support the philadeiphlaa drew
nine blanks In the game az the Polo GROUNDS
MAtty wanted 10 90 In against the QuAkers'
lie pitched part NJ q game against the PITTS
burRa on Thursday last. but believes tho way
for him Ia regain his phyalcal form IA 70 do
n by work His special request performance
yesterday was aa we'll done 10 all outward
appearances as anything he. ever has done;
that faced him that had the combination Of
his curves and his three hits went to waste,
The New Yorks won the game In the nrst
Richie startcd In TO pitch for the PhlladelphiAs
and occupied tho throne less than one inning.
Tho first four men up disillusloned NM lie ne
wns put out Of the action before single one
Of the New York side had been brought
down.
Bresnshan opened on Rehhe, With iesIing Sad 3;
reaching base was less violent but no Iese seI. .
viceable. He refused 10 go after balls Jnst
SltSGe WITH psss s S An nshoot escillated McGanns
tied them, Bat and ball met head on n and the
hight to right centre and expressed Bresna.
han MaIshsll and MeGann SIIn to 1 she f.ma1ed pS,sd
bunted, Dugsieby fumbled the bunt and
Mertes scored on the play.
Duesleby was head and sheulders e6oyee
not score again until the sixth inning, when
Dahien walked, Devln and Gilbert sacrificed
and .B9werman clipped single to centre
which brought Dahlen home;
The support that the Champions, gave
Mathewson was alright, with Deylin the
busiest fielder In the sixth inning the
with one out. That was the only time In the
game they had two on. bases AZ once thanks hank,
took Doolin's grounder on the run, and he
and Gilbert by lightning handling Of the ball
were the lions share of double play;
hit the ball on the ground, but the, peppery
lnfeld play OF Devlin. Gilbert and Dahlen
cut the last two innings down to minimum
and the grounds were empty before s. The
SCORE.
The sun., 1906-06-24
LEMON sQUEEZERS NIPPED.
Police Swoop Down on Sixth Ave. Pool
Parior Where S34S Was Lost.

After losing some $500 playing pool with
some pleasant young men, John Fitzgerald
of 400 East Fifty-seventh street awoke
Yesterday to the fact that he had been play
ing the part Of the easy fruit in lemon game
and told the police how he had been
squeezed. Four plain clothes men went
over with him to the scene OF the game,
a pool parlor at 800 Sixth avenue. to see
whether he could point out any Of his friends.
Fitzgerald pointed out Fred Sinclair
of 204 East Sixteenth street and Tony Clio
of ia Mulberry street, as they were prac-
tising with the ivories at one OF the tables
While the officers we're arresting these men,
another victim came over and said that he
had been worked for $45 in the same way.
He said that he was Oscar Wickman OF
Toronto, and pointed out the two who had
victimized him. One of these. John Brown
of 34l st. AIMS avenue. The Bronx, was
pocketed in corner OF the room without
delay.
while the policemen were busy with him,
his companion saw an opening and made a
rush upstairs through manlcures and
finally out oa TO the roof of the building by
the scuttle. Policeman Rayens almost
caught him on the ladder to the roof, and
indeed did catch his shoe full in the chest.
When Ravens picked himself up he climbed
the ladder again and saw his man letting
himself down onto the roof of the house
next door, some ten feet below. Rayens
grabbed him just in time. The man said
later that he was Edward Quinn OF 21s East
Sixteenth street.
under the name Of Kid Tuths. He was
held by the police once before on susplcon
of having something to do with the death OF
Eat 'em-up Jack McManus.