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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
HOPE TO trim DOWN
THE T0BACC0N|sT.s!.
Lawmakers Return This Morning
After Playing Portsmouth
to a Standstill,

The Lawmakers Will return here this
morning. and this afternoon they will
tackle Danville The Rlchmonders have
broken even with Portsmouth and be-
ieve they can trim the Tobacconists In
good shape The game yesterday went
nine innings. and IT. was a tie when It
finished. Darkness kept It from going
any further.
Umpire Black will likely come here or
Lally may return to the city. Lally is an
old league player. and an umpire who
knows the game. Richmond has certain
ly had some fierce umpires. The entire
league has had some bad indicators, and
this may have been responsible to some
degree for the rowdy conduct on the diff
ferent fields, A good umpire Is hard
To find.
One won, one lost, and one tied. That
isn't very bad away from home. Had
the Lawmakers have done this kind Of
work all through the season the per-
centage would have been little greater,
The trouble Is that the lost column Is
larger than the won column.
Richmond will more than likely be In
'the Eastern League mex tyear. The at
tendance here justlfies good baseball,
and State league Will not please Rich
monders. Take this city out OF this
league and there will be no league,
|. The drafting season is on, and several
Virginia players are being looked oyer
In fast company next year they will
shine. Mcmahon. of Norfolk, will be il,
the National League, and Still, OF Rich.
mond, wiz more than likely "do time
In the Southern League. Moser may q
to the Athletics. Shumann w land With
the American Association. and stane.
will be With the Giants.
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4 NORFOLK STRENGTHENS,
New Players Will Arrive Shortly
for Balance Of Season.
specIal BY southern Bell Telephone.)

A,sfStStk VA August z, slSMJ.
Brennan catcher OF the Atlanta South
3ern League Club has been signed by
Norfolk. Ho stands third In his league.
Willie Wynne, who played at short for
Norfolk early sln tho season, will be
returned to the same position With the
club, yNynne was one OF the strongest
fshortstops In the league. ill He has been
playing with the Camden club !, 4, n .he
and Brenpan Will be here shortly. Man.
yager ClnTke expect sa tina 4 hls. team VIII
De- styenst hened We bout twenty per cent,
5upou their syg!yal y. Il D
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THE ROCKINGHAM
HORSE SHOW.
Serious Results Are Narrowly
Ayertcd BY Running Away ~
Of a Harness Horse.
EVENTS EXCELLENT
A Large Crowd atsthe Ringside.
Drivers Warned in
Advance.

mi, -, ~,
~ ,9pvsl, ~ ny ~ w
= ~ t9I's -.
Several thousand people Witnessed the
second days exhibition OF the Rocking
!, !, :, r1orse sbou, a. q = Ala par. TO-DAY
go ',''o ,l ID,
sIhe events were or the ~ gaaest CLASS ass a''o
large number of fancy horses from all
parts Of Virginia were In the show ring,
the best stables in the state being re-A
presented In the entries. The day pass
ed off we'll, with the exception Of a heavy
rain In the afternoon, which interferrcd
with the racing. 5 $
# During the forenoon q great deal OF
excitement was created by Herring q
5N1eetzes chestnut geldlng harness morse
running away, ia5
the horse became frightened at me
band, ana ran two-thirds Of me hall Hillo
track before IT could pc gotten u u ll1l'
control when brought mo ne ring 81! .
second time the animal again LOOK ir' ~
anu ran around me entlle tracN. ~.
MeelZe M" great dlnlcu!tys y. !nh''as.Ms
inc horSe' ana seriously Te el' i.t i"ere
iia ", hYertea. 4 Z I, !, q,
ne feature OF ne guy vas uMo 'e rs1a
uuntsl e.nss, y, W.lcM nt'sS a.Hn,1 rrnrn,
rentoh, roue 1or inc Uak st un rn NIL
p Dor n.y. s Gsge e9anty
was also perfect, and the ladies were r
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I'd Delaplanc, Byers Brothers. Time,

third Delaplane, Byers i5rot'lers. il''o'
54 s FIJI
Yrot and pace 2;so CLASSY lrginla
Girl. -. 2 Conner, Winchester. ! IL !. 2 2;
washington, 2, 2. ii; Mona Afalrea, Yir--i
l.inia Breeding and Training Associa-
ton, Roanoke. 8, 81 81 Time. 1887 10, 2;a7
2;33 H. After the third heat the race
was postponed until tomorrow on ac-
count OF rain. I, ,5s
best two I'm / cohasset To. Tenn
pc Ri f5 cabin ne Ssta n ke{
4. r, Holiday, Basic City, 3, Time Time,
III The winners to-day we're: single
oaq s t stnnfoi ySa1s o mets
R isfHvehat Lacey Springs. third, Gem
eral Grow, Bowena ~ Elk I1n cthoo =
n. ~ j, Ward Characteristics; second.
man. chrisman; third Shabby Jack,
Dr. Il. ", Cburchman,s Charleston. w.
Park hacks three years Gig END p M nnd ID,
second Rosebud, NJ: NJ Jarmg g 4, Els-
royal Regent. Randolph \, H ! y a <
Fred r!cksbprg ya. secon,a l g q ca a.
bor'& uarber. Harrisonbur 9, b, s j,
Idnnha. Frnncis and a, Randolph How
! ard; second, Bay Geld and Airs, Gar = 81
& darber; third Going some and SO Am An J
Rehabilitation saddle and tarpess hq az Is,
First. lack Tar, The Oaks STOCK .Fa .!,!n
second The limit, CARRIER q GaFper
third Chestnut Herring e Mee dse y Il \ ia
at6sR Farm Psxd1a Fsy
nawid Dunlop Petersburg, VA; third,
iThe Buck David Dunlop. y , !, =, -,
" I,iRM weight huntersTTFlrst, IS esW.Ntk,,
Tie oaks stock Farm; seeo con u l'nrH ha
A. KsSR n Frat
navajo. David Dunlop second. Confluence an e e
David Dunlopi third, 'raconlte, lhe Q, OAKS 'i
st f,sd,e nA h,unters-F1 Taconite, The
6aEsd f paniopi is thra, KesWek ,Ths Oaks
s1 RRiuMna bot horses First, ROYAL Regent
s., 4. Ward; third, Airs CARRIER s darh -.
| Z Ponies IN harness. First, Dixie. MISS ~
Miss DMsiutiffett' Hanson 8. Lewis, Lynn
u @P TTounir-in..hand teams-H Herring 8 Meetzo
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.tanding Of the Clubs
Chicago, 10; Brooklyn, j

Chicago, 10; Brooklyn,
81 CHICAGO, August 15.-Brown shut out
Brooklyn to-day with no runs and one
( hit for seven innings, the locals pilng up
ten scores on clean hitting. base stealing
and errors. "
ID Score: +. IL. ~.
Chicago. 49,. $3.50 90 S 1 20{+-10 10 p
Brooklyn. ~. 10 600 O. 0 0 Q I'll h Q BRA
d Batteries: Brown, Ludgren. Moran.
Killing, and Walsh; Mcintyre and Bergen.
Time, i 80. Empires, Carpenter and Klein
Boston, So; Pittsburg, $40.
PITTsBURG, August l5.-Eoston and
5Pttsburg split even in a double-headcr
here to-day. Boston won the first game
In the eleventh inning, In the second
game, Plttsburg gained an easy victory.
Y First game: iti Isl aG
Score: r. II. E,
P!ttsburg.... 1000 0O02 o o-s 8
Boston 49,. 80 0.020 0 OIL 0 0 2-b ID IA
Batteries: Lynch, PHILIPPE. and Gibson;
Young and Needham, Time, 2;1O. Empires.
Conway and tombstone, i, go
Second game:
score: ,R. H u.
Plttsburg.... ...."1o2021522l..--1o 41s 0
Boston,. !. ....n..1 o 90 1 O o. 40 0
Batteries: Willis. Liefield, and Phelps;
Dorner and Brown, Time 1865, Umpires.
tombstone and CONWAY.
Cincinnati, 8; Philadelphia, !,
CINCINNATI, o., August H. Cincinnati
to-day defeated Philadelphia, only one OF
the four hits made on Ewing going out
side the diamond.
Score; r. II. r..
Cincinnati, 1900 O1{0 o. 1 Ora q d
Philadelphia. ~. % O. 0 O O. / o OIL 3
Batteries; Ewing and schlei; puggleby,
Richie, and Doom. Time, l;42 Umpire,
Emslie. t3ii5 us
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NORFOLK TOOK GAME.
Won First Of Double-Heade the
Second Being Called Of.

ROANOKE, VA. August 1b.-Norfolk
took the first game OF the double-header
sto-ay from Roanoke by the score OF 5
TOP. Cassidy's inability to field his posi-
lion In the third inning was responsible
for defeat, Jordan of Norfolk, pitched a
good game, A base on balls. a single
and a sacrifice hit scored Roanoke's first
run, and the other was made In the ninth.
when the locals made three clean hits.
which netted run, A feature OF the
game was Jordans steady work. McMa-
hon. at shortstop, did some fine work.
while Brow, and Jackson, In center, COW
cred lot OF ground. The second game
was called In the third inning on account
+ OF rain. with the score to In Norfolk's
favor. Secretly innings:
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Where They Play To-Day.
Cleveland at Philadelphia. 5i .G
M Chicago at Boston. 382
s3 " 3 Detroit at New York.
ijE III 5s$ .tS st ouis at Washington.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Chicago. 81: Boston. 8,

BOSTON, August Is Chica go x won
easily to-day Boston played poorly In
the field, and the visitors had no trouble
in making their few hits count for rune
Score: E.st Il - ss.3 s Z II I
Chicago ............2o 9 ~ ~ y y
Batteri es n White and Su)lvan;E Tanne-
hille, Glaze and Peterson. Time, 1;4o.
Umpire, Sheridan eSiS &. n Ss1
Philadelphia, 8; Cleveland, 8.
PHILADELPHIA. August 15.- Cleve-
land and PHILADELPHIA played q twelve.
inning tie game to-day, neither side being
able TO get a man across the plate after
the fifth inning. s8 55 55
Cleveland ievyl an 20 1902 ooo o . . o--s ii b
Philadelphia II o II o o 0 OK Q o o-3 I'd 9 I
Batteries Rhoades, Bemis and Buelow:
,Dygert and Powers. Time, 2:25 Umpire,
20 Loughln. III 3
New Y ork, 70; Detroit, .. .8
NEW YORK, August 15.-New York.
defeated Detroit lin the first game Of
the series to-day. The locals batted Null
lin out Of the box. ~ IS
p ssS5s; 4. . : . . . . . - Is = z2
New York =. ~ 20 o 90 80 Is 4
@ Batteries: Mulin, Eubank and Payne;s
Newton and Thomas. Time, 2:14. Um-3
plre, Hurst. i455 }95 .ss5 81 e.
Washington, ;sSt, Louis, 2.
WASHINGTON, August l5.-Washing-
ton took advantage OF the misplays Of
St Louis to-day, and won. Ss
Washington SSlG II 4. . 0 o Of 2 o a %
sst. Louis % 0 2 % 90 0 o. 10 "a
batteries: Patten and Wakefield; Petty
and O. Conner, Time, $50 Umpire. Con-
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Fetzer8 Signs With Philadelphia.

Especial BY Southern Bell Telephone
feder Billy, Fetzer Of the Danviie team,
last night signed a contract with 1.-The
Philadelphia American League team,
He is TO report September 9Th. Fetzer
is one Of the hardest hitters in tho
league, Umpire .Newhouse repre- scented
the Philadelphia team in the ma ter
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the first game, and with one down he al
lowed Gonzales to score tho winning run
from third base as the result OF O wild
ptsh The g. Sr
First Game: 43!33 IL 81 n! -
Mhaap ) : aSd aqSsseo; Helm
FOX and Robinson. Time, ! 50. Umpire.
Second Game M u is 4. N Il . ~ Y,
Jacksonville .,,...o 13o 600 9 3. ! 81 Z
N sa}teriesBaxer ma shsa Fox and nd
Harnish. Time, / 80. Umpire, Byron.
Augusta, 4-4; Columbia, OF.
O. here to-day, II TIE q 4, e, Colump u t.
saa ou Epops
s sns sa hammorea russell intSe second ia-
ming, making all their runs.
Go 1I,at q 9 ii ? 81 e
and Carson, Time 1870, Umpire. Mace.
Second Camel " ISL u 2, !, i !,
4 BEaattelies-R Russell and Sweeney; Fucker
and Carson. Time. 1;45. unpire. Mace.
Charleston, 81; Savannah, 4.
SAVANNAH GA, August 1b,-Errors
made by Savannah contributed largely to
Chnrlestons victory to-day, fS Savannah
a the umpire ordered GlennFto quit the game
and Glenn refused, Il
Score by nnings: Z !, / =, Il. =,
Savanna, I. i o o 10 0 02 o. 4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Relsinger and Fox;
peayer and Berry. Time. lao Umpire,
NJ cLaughlin. VIII IA .s
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SsE take care Of the first sacK,1E Kelly u1u
rot take we'll in his new position and 7 q.
made three errors which SISTED e ich-
31nond In the run getting. Portsmouth
started OFF In a gallon, securing one run II,
sin the first inning and three in the se-
u 2ccnd, which gave them apparently a safe
N lead !; But In the fifth the tide turned, 4 The
visitors. with the aid OF a few errors and
a little batting, scored two runs In this
n inning, and in the sixth got another
which tied the score. That was the last
SS5or the scoring. 5s The playing stopped at
the end Of the ninth inning. The score:
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Emporia, 15;South Boston,

Especial to The Times Dispat ch:)
Enporia defeated South Boston, Housto
this afternoon by the score OF Is toll.
South Boston-H Houston used four pitchers.
Cross ana Hobbs were the opposing bat
terry. as
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Where They Play To-Day.
Y Danyille at Richmond. .s5
Lynchburg at Roanoke.
III "a Portsmouth at Norfolk. 4
Standing Of the Clubs.

n Isl Especial BY Southern Bell Teephone;)
iE,8 NORFOLK, VA, August 10. r Richmond
8and Portsmouth played n tie game to-
day. the score being 4 to 4 The game
4 had no distinguishing features aside from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
OTHER BASEBALL GAMES.
American Association.
Milwaukee, o-s; indianapolis, 5-lO.
St. Paul. 4; Columbus, 5.
Kansas City, 2; louisville. 3.
Minneapolis, 2; Toledo, s.
Eastern League.

Al Jersey City; Jersey City, 4;t3nuf-
falo, l.
At Newark First game-Toronto, a.
Newark, o.
Second game-Toronto, Al Newark, o.
At Providence; Providence, 8; Montreal,
2: s6 5 55 (,
AT Baltimore: Baltimore, u: Rochester.
9. (First game,) Rochester, a; Baltlmorc,5
,. Second game.) y
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Portsmouth,.

50 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DHses-I Ttll1HH 2, 7t11--T
thony 2, LohrB q, Kahn. Kelly. Fischmann,
shaffer, Siebrit Double plays-Kain,
Fischmann aid Kelly. Base on balls
still 3, Parsons i. Struck out-still !,
Parsons 2. Passed balls-IIir.on 2. wild
pitches /. Hit by pitched BALI
I4ohr Time Of game-l:4o. umpire-Black.
Sacrifice hits-Hicks and Hinton.
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.f0|R.M|IA.L..E|:.A|||G'U|.E|:.
Old football Lovers Join Them O., m
h selves Into an Amateur
Bs4.s3s1 Association.
$1HE TIMES DI 5; A l' { TROPHY 'F1
5Mr. II A.@Muir IS Elected the. the
HE TIMES Dis PATCH TROPHY: } 1 7 !
INF. il "A. Muir Is Is. 81: Elected The the.
President Applications
al Are Received.

IN respensc to a notice In Sundays
Times Dispatch, the following well known tlr v
R,chnond qathletes, and those n terest go
I'm athletic sports, assemble I'm the CIR
culation ONCE, at S:15 P. M yesterday
e,vaninr with thu Idea &of "a forming an
oreai, izntion to play amateur tball an
Richmond, during the coming season 1o q
trophy offered BY, T He Times Dlspatc CHI: 4
\ N1nssrs. d d. M les, V ~ c. Bailey. of
the Olympins;' j. IA. Muir and III. g. + ldes
lof lie City Amateurs; kj G. NJ. III Motley
ana IN B,fParrish, of the Gland Q. Of
Aces; q. P: Miles, g. 8. Richsrd y Y
ELeigers. n . sit \. I, D,
NJ essrs Frank Rowe, sha fer and Liver y
ing also notified their lllngness 70 as !,
slst In any organization that mig De
formed. ri & i 5j F3 g J. W. q.
NIr.9C. p. Miles was elected temporary
chairman, /, Il "A and ut was decided that q
league be formed, N and that 1t be called
the Richmond Amateur Foot Ball 8L L". :;
composed Of six clubs, to play foot pal
oil Saturday afternoons during e. season g =
to extend from October LIST FOR tNVelVe
weeks. f3I8l VI ssS ~ IA N! VA ii
Officers Are Elected.
The meeting proceeded to the election
of31of11c GERS. IA Mr.. u. . A. n Muir, Of The
Times. Dispat ch, was unanimously elected
pres dent, 9. NJ. Motley was elected tee
yice-president, and Mr.. j. G. Bailey.5.se sec
Eretary3 ana treasurer. Messrs. is% ~ Mics! l!'
Il Leigers and shaffer were appointed
Committee on Grounds The following
I amp lcations were received Tor &C Omission !
atofthe league: Chestnut Hill, Iiowitze 't1s,
3Olympias, Northside Athletic Club, ana ll'1
City Amateurs. After general al discus
sion. on ways and means, the meeting me et:lns
fad journed to reassemble at The Tines less
Dispatch office on wednesday next CAV
gust ED, at S:15 p. Ms when 1t is re-
uuested that all those who are interested e
lii the movement attend, so that u the
business OF the league may be IN gooo
shape for the opening Of the season, sep
Sttmber o9th, 3 4 Il WI
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Men must work and women must
weep" quoted the Mise Guy. Yes as
snnted the, Simple Mug; "but women i've
up TO their part of the contract much
more conscientiously than men do to their
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Norfolk .,..,...,..... oat00ll o 0--5
Summary: Left on bases-Rnanoke. 10:
Norfolk, 7. Two-pase hits-Cla rke.
Three base hits-Benbow, Home runs
Hopkins Stolen bases-Hopkins and Fos-
ter. Base on balls-casHdy. g.; Jordan 4.
Struck ont--cassidy, 81; Mcknight. 8; Jor-
dan. 4. Wild p!tches-casstdy, Time OF
game. 1850. Umpire, Lally. Sacrifcs
hits clarhe, jackson and McEhane.
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ERRORS MANY n n AND n B COSTLY :; ! ] y:
Both Pitchers Did Good Work,
But Their Support Was s83a
Not Good. S.

Results Of Yesterdays Games.
ii Az portsmouth,: Portsmouth, 4; Rich
mona, 81 Game called account O. i dark x:
ness !. 5a'i IS q 4 n
- Y At Norfolk: Norfolk. s; Roanoke, 2,
5ag. al 5Lynchburg: I1ynchburg- I2anYille
X game postponed; rain. 53 81 .s III ~ *
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the good pitching OF SUI, lot TOT
Richmond, and Parsons, for
Portsmouth, Errors. behind
them were frequent and costly.
as no earned runs for either
team will attest. Barley Kain.
was without a first baseman,
so he sent Kelly over to third
and sent Pitcher Revell to-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16

There are fewer very wealthy men In
New Zealand than In any other Engilsh-
b speaking country Not more than q dozen
1sslt have 900 year. \.
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Eudor q TO y tHIlu' LIZ : -, Z. .,o
second ce-steepleohase; about TWO
,n,i,es,-ont eroa III to 10Y frHt, Maximilian
$Io to Is second, Oeroso g to . th l'1'' !.
Third I' race-The Grand Union = ote q
stakes; six furlongs-P enarris g g =
r r,,u,e "a tod third Time. ;ls 3D.. ).
Fourth race-mile and three entn -
Peter sterling Is to first ln!ef, ~, y. -
10 - second Sailor Boy lSo g ~ ' NJ =
i WITH "a ace-selling; mile Hammer q way
700 to'1I f1rst, Wool Wick "a to y second no
4sd IN James mes "a to y third, Time ! ~.
SIT sixth race-seven furongs-Rrookdal e
Nymph (4 to first. Sir Lynne " q, =
Ia SIS second. CONNIE g % = tHls9'
Time, ;@ 40. 81 Il (,
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ION [|Ll HORST
Won N G ii l
Former ockey Captured G; 5000 s 1000.
Stake on Saratoga Race
Track Yesterday.
FIRST FOR B Be- &. A; /. MAID All
FIRST = FOR BEGGAR MAID
Brookdalc Nymph Beat Sit
Lynnewood and Commedienne
in the Sixth Event.

IA, N. Y, August l5.-
1 Jockey Frank O'Neill's
won the Grand Union
Hotel Stakes. worth $, o0u
to the winner, six furlongs,,
at Saratoga to-day. do feat
ing a fairfield OF two-ycar-
ODDS. Aletheuo got the
place by a head from Don
Enrique. Summarizes:
First race-selling; rye
and q half furlongs-Beg-}
gar Maid u3 to - flrst,;
Min. Bera rs to y secon'dl.'5.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

Jacksonville, an, Macon, FL,
ACfKsONYILIlEs. IT 7. a., . Aug'lst l9,,1,
oxSgel s!Ysd elm IN the RlatA lnasnk -
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Where They Play To-Day.
New York at st, Louis. 3as5 55 III
Boston at Pttsburg. ' s.5 t5g
Brooklyn at Chicago. @ N
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-01
DoSkva2E

Nos.-Cr~u.0sss Co<rsasponAnann-
Wednesday. A&s b.
M. Asa.s Aeall..sss - op sl.e
sses h=s-
Pssscesn9 a tue scaErol nss~e sexs
>1nasy esesIaS
4 s..xSe sosa u ssT p~ss< a~e
orssed srssS thas sfsssssna
Mn. ~ A. Jokn.s,e Il Kx Sss.sG
cres6 - visiting IN RcykSllk sAs
sseA
Mr. and Mr. Albert IA9enkAss
are visiting their sssser. Mn 1oAs
bsnnesi
The W..l.iaa hs.,el s..e chaaees
hand~. the s~~ manager arriving ~
Doyls I sesaay morning.
A dsnee vas gwen last SATURDAY.
sse0sn& ss Wssni,a kosel Vasie
nUmbs& g: our yosnx I~-cpie wen,
up and report . good tame
Mss SADIE Meadows vi IheylevliI~
wss uaArr.ed in Gsnn,soa Tuesday,
Nay :sssh. TO Mr. AIa.sss Dseeaksss
d oSray Tha wedding sas,k plses
q The Office II Judge fsstheriassas.
witnesses hssas hrs Steve Wssess
Of Cros,k s.on end Mn La n RaGss
II 0~..ssoa Msss hesuse ~sll ~
q tke Gunnssoa tuaAsl
The f~nsssl o4 Chssser Pr.snr
soo& ,lsGs u W l.. hs~ssss's ss,i-
Aseoe TAsssAsy sllss.sua, nsy -
The Tsu hsassss vess kes ed k.dd~
ISosarA. Cecil HvAaoa ed JoAa
Boss~a, scheslnaAss k Chssasr. A
lsrsv nUnhsr of fFisods cd nssaA
boss ~sse IN ssssaA~.ce ds.psse ~
inclsnssat Osesaes Mr. sad NM
Prosser have ths sympotAy Of the
community in this thsrr ersst
sorroW
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-01

psS-~ TIE ea~sDsvsrs e. aAlEatsyl rc-
c.n1sx his go stssi y YEAR a,sa
and ..ss.~ . sEss saa hssse cas.1
A ~s.lssi % The t'erAs essnct
rLrws uaskD bssos tesa Aoa1sy
naorn..S css~sd ssscA IN shsct
JAusss . Nesi. . SsA ksosn sa1s-
s~rr l~s ~ isse. ksss.sas RAcA
Ass yuAysd tron ~ ose Jsss -
sss. nsss~d tAs fnsal syss. bss sAss
~ A~s nss kssS vAss psoGpsrd
him A. H. osrta4niy did sa ksas II
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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-01
An,ane RAs.sssj nssUk
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>.p I.sAe p.~-~a shrs.xs 90
n sdss-sax
f.s~u4su y asirxE 10 sss~d trooa
tsaAEroa I Ss~a~s
>essuieeu is.l1aa. arrived tross.
AacA, Coao., -; ~ssA
The SsscAAaS csr~ rw.SrUed
Ts4~iss sFesn THE earss hsssct-
Mr.. Led. h~..icnsr-s ssd cIsidrs1
a Csmarrea sre ss~sssaS ~ssh rcta-
tixsS N tc~n-
Nm. frsuk faSas< sai NM Bar
haSson departed Saturday iar Ast'ca,
Indiana
Misc kaiserlas Aahonev scnt =
Grand Jsncs,on lA~s fndas b. visit
Nth h.r sssser
Ms. iI~rr.es Never arrived Ned
ne.aay irom l-aAe C,tv and A. the
gaest II Mrs Asat Arch
Misc LaTeaa kean.sos spcni S.t
uFd.y At Crossed butte She gse~
to Denver fst the summer
Time Of the ssssboand passenger
viii he changed >sndss, arriving IA
Gsnnsson at 3 ~ p m instead os
$40 a< formerly.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Cha. Gssser lef, an
Irldsv Ls-i Ia vsosf relatives IN loWa.
and may g. GA TO New Work betose
returning home.
Mr~ 7 r. Wharton and Bertha
left Yesterday evening for Nsses
Centre. kan.as. 10 spend the sssa-
mer with relatives.
A wreck -four miles this eide OF
Grand Junction las, Thursday de-
laved the passenger t~in With mail
car and clerk 81 no mail went esst
from thIs polnt tor t~o days
On receiving wcrd that her mother
was very i'll at the home Of her sister
IN Marcus. Iowa. Mn. katherins
Mahaney accompanied by her
daughter Nora. departed for that
place last Friday evening.
Mrs Chas. Nelson and Lois went
10 Boulder Yesterday to visit Mrs. J
kenagy. Prof kenagy graduates
this wear from the medical school OF
the state university. Mrs. Nelson
will also visit Mrs. Jay at Canon
City and friends at Denver.
Wm. Wilson. Rio Grande fireman
at Grand Junction, committed sui.
eide Sunday by shooting himself
through the head The supposed
csnse for the act was his failure tc
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-01
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,ssso CssuunUunlln>ss

.>esschaHpsoo CSsUonQun1nD0.
Weine.ias. Mss a,
The wc.sser has been cold here
ior the last ie~ days
Sieve kslhan .- the b.scher at the
eeispans store al Present.
Chris Miller II LAFAYETTE came IN
Monday ~ remain fas the Summer.
john Bonn wlll gave hl- wedding
dance SATURDAY. evening". June 2ni
Geo Williams and hi- friend from
Gapn,spn ~ere here from Saturday
tsll Monday
A number IT people from here
went 10 Gunni.on Tuesday aud We'd
aesSisy for lAsccrst.on day
A -. Co.. Vs6Ai.e
ln the main parlor Of Ia Nets
hossl hsssrdss sfterneoa lass in the
pssseece Of oaly . tss fr,eadA. Ar.
JoAn Boai and Atss laura S.nIlllsn
Doth 81 NJ Cartsou. Uev united in
marriage, Justice It the fsu1s job n
lsnbsrty olhcsstins.
The eroOm 10 sSccsssful business
man Of Nj Carbon. while the bride
's one Of the bssstiful yo~nG ladies
Of that plsce. The hsppy couple
wfll make their homo at Nj. Carbon.
The Ness Champion ioins in con
grstslstions