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never headed from the start and won,
pulled up. by six lengths from Spencer
Rein. The latter was big tip and was
backed from TO / down 10 TO g. He
chased Caller all the way and might have
won If he had not bungled a jump badly
a half-mile from the finish
The biggest coup OF the meeting was
made on True Wing winner of the Spec
ulation stakes the event OF the program.
She was backed from rs 10 1 down 10 TO
!. Thomas Ryan. her owner, engineered
the plunge. This method OF killing the
bookmakers financially was an old one 10
Ryan, who for years has made the turf
yield him many thousands of dollars, un-
I'll he accumulated a fortune. After COM
parative idleness on his part for a year
or more, he sprang into the public eye
again by one OF his sensational plunges
He took 800. 900 out of the ring yesterday
by his faith i'm True Wing
True Wing won cleverly from Wes The
latter might have won IL he had been
more judiciously handled by Heffernan.
but that little lad was so impatient 10
get home in front that he took Yves 10
the front and opened up a gap at fast
pace. These tactics not only exhausted
the leader but Il just suited True Wing,
that is "rater" and needs a fast pace 10
enable her to win. Garner held her second
To the stretch. where she moved up and
beat Yves out in a driving finish by three
parts OF "A length
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BOWLING EVENTS
FAST AND EXCITING

The Herman FIVE took two games from
Rhody's team al the Valley alleys last
evening. De Lue put up 2S7, including
two century singles.
Thompsons quintet scored all over
Ginn's rollers at the Stokes street alleys,
winning three straight games. J.
Courier bowled a total of 300. with a
single Of 1ls. Hammel was high man,
rolling a total of 313. the star single Of
which was 10. Gregory copped out n
single OF 1O5 and cannon naifcd- one of
III.
Norton's mon lost two games to the
Cary bowlers at Manton. Norton took
the individual honors. landing total
OF 2s0 and single Of l02.
Glendale was just strong enough TO
hold the Davol team up for two games
at the South Providence alleys.
Tougas team secured two games from
the Denny players a the Atlantic al
leys. Flood rolled up 26l. including one
single Of 90.
Clinton, Kinnere and Jones stand first
in the Music Hall three-man tournament
and S9S is the score.
Hall and Curran lead the bunch in the
Central two man tournament Hall Sc
cured 373 including one single Of l47. Cur
ran turned in 297. making team total
Of $40. Hall and McQuestion pushed up
6s6 McQuestion landed 800, and one
single was 131. Several other scores of
large proportions were made.
THOMPSON'S.
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PATTEE AGAIN
HELD BY BROOKLYN

President Henry Pulliam Of the Ma
tional league yesterday announced the
list of players reserved for the season
OF 1907 by the clubs Of the league.
The players reserved by the New York
and Brooklyn clubs follow;
New York-Ames. Leon X; Gowerman,
Frank; Bresnahan, Roger; Browne,
George; Dahlen. William f.; Devlin, Ar
thur: Donlin. Michael J.; Ferguson
George c.. Fitzgerald, Matthew: Gilbert.
William o.. McGann, Daniel L.; McGin.
nifty, Joseph McGraw, John j.; Mathew
son. Christopher: Mathewson, Henry.
Seymour j. b.; shannon. w. p; Smith.
Alexander: Strang. Samuel; Taylor Lu-
ther H.: wise, George r.. Purchased;
Burke. Frank; Hannihn. John; Mullen, j.
II. Failure to report; Lauder, William;
Shay, Daniel G.
Brooklyn-Alperman Charles A: Batch,
Emil: Bergen. william Casey, James p;
Donovan, +. j.; Seaman, William D.;
Eason, NJ w; Hummell. J. H.; Jordan.
r. j.: Lewis. Philip Lumley. III. c.;
Reardon. Philip; Maloney. William A.:
Mccarthy, John A. Mcintyre, II. M;
Pastorious, James w; Ritter, J.. e.:
Stricklett. Elmer, Purchased Butler.
John; Hurley, Jerry Drafted: Henley,
w. Rucker. N; Whiting, j. w. Under
previous reservation or contract, but fall
ed 20 report. Bell. George L.; Briggs.
Herbert T.; Broderick NJ; Corbett. Jo-
seph; Doescher, j. H.: Durham, Lewis;
Knols. Oscar; owens. Thomas l.; Pat
tee, Harry; Reisling. r, c.; Weigand, c.
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The I. O. o. r. tournament starts the
first week in october az the Washington
alleys. This tournament has proved very
interesting in the past and will no doubt
attract it's usual crowd OF supporters
First week-Oct. /, Swarts vs. Olive
Branch. Manufacturers VS. Roger VIII
nams. What Cheer VS.. Crescent; oct. 3,
Hope vs. Franklin. Westminster VS.. Ca
nonicus.
Second week-oct. s. Olive Branch VS..
Franklin, What Cheer VS.. Swarts. oct. 10,
Manufacturers vs.. Hope. Westminster VS..
Crescent. Roger Williams 3. CanoniCus.
Third Week-Oct. rs. Crescent vs.. Olive
Branch. What Cheer VS. Roger williams.
Swarts vs.. Manufacturers. oct. IL. West
minister vs.. Hope, Franklin VS.. Canonicus.
Olive Branch. Swarts vs. Franklin oct.
-. Westminster vs.. Roger Williams
Hope vs.. Crescent, What Cheer vs.. Manu-.
facturers
Fifth week-oct 20. what Cheer vs.
Olive Branch. Swarts VS.. Roger Williams
Franklin vs.. Crescent. oct 81. Westmin-
ster Va. Manufacturers. Canonicus vs.
Hope.
olive Branch. Swarts vs. Crescent: Nov
Z, Westminster vs.. Franklin, Hope vs.
What Cheer, Canonicus vs. Manufactu
rers.
Seventh Week Nov r. what cheer vs
Canonicus Crescent vs. Roger Williams
Franklin W.. Manufacturers. Nov. IL
Olive Branch vs. Westminster Hope vs.
swarts.
Eighth week-Nov. 10. Olive Branch vs.
Manufacturers. Swarts W. Westminster
Nov 2l. Hope vs.. Roger Williams. What
Cheer ys. Franklin. Canonicus W. Cres-
cent
ievs. Franklin vs.. row Williams. Cres-
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National League Standing.
JIM CONN0R
BACK IN TOWN

The many friends of "Jim" Connor, at
one time the second baseman OF the
Providence Baseball club. and who dur
ins the first part of the season just closed
was in the Eastern league, have been
shaking haras with -thet-basehal man In
the past few days. he having returned
from New York, where he acted as man
ager OF the Newburgh team in the Hud-
son River league.
When Connor took the Newburgh club
after a start I'm Eastern league. which
berth he was compelled to drop on ac-
count OF illness, he met with drawbacks
:roln the start. The grounds on which the
club played were tied up In some way
and he was deprived of a place TO play
his schedule. New grounds had TO be
secured and then a car strike started.
making It very difficult to reach the
grounds. In spite OF all these obstacles.
however. Connor took the team when 1t
was in sixth position, ten games behind
the team I'm front Of It. and by diligent
work ne beat out that team for fifth
pace His services were appreciated and
though he has not signed a contract for
next season, II Is desired that he return
TO Newbufgh.
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DEATH ENDS BOXING
BOUT AT PORTLAND.

not appear and the management induced
Mckenzie 10 go into the ring in his
place. Mckenzie. not exporting to take
part in any boxing contest, had not OBJ
served any training regulations and was
in rather poor physical condition. Martin
had the better OF the contest. but Nc
Kenzie seemed able to stand up undc<
the heavy blows Of MS antagonist.
Even in the NTH round. after Martin
had struck the blow over the heart.
Mckenzie did not seem TO feel the effects
Of the blow but mixed up with his
opponent until the bell rang some sec
Onds later.
Mckenzie, as soon as the bell rang.
turned and walked 10 his seat as at the
end Of the other rounds His seconds
sponged his face and famed him as
usual They had been engaged i'm this
work about half a minute. when Mcken-
zie suddenly collapsed. his eyes rolled up
and he became unconscious.
Restoratives were hastily administered
and the motionless form carried to the
dressing room. DR.. Walter Robinson was
called and arrived shortly before Nc
Kenzie died at 10:45
Two physicians examined the body al
most Immediately and botll were uncer-
tain as 10 the exact cause Of death. a
black and blue spot was found over the
heart by one Of the doctors, and he
said II was possible that the man might
have died from the shock Of the blow.
The county attorney has begun an
investigation. but at a late hour last
night lie was still unable TO decide what
action should be taken.
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boxing match at the Portland Audi
torium last evening between Terry Mar
tin and Jack Mckenzie. both OF Philadel-
phia. came TO sudden termination in
the fifth round with the collapse OF Nc
Kenzie and his death 10 minutes later.
Just before the close OF the second round
Martin delivered a stiff uppercut which
struck Mckenzie over the heart and
then glanced TO his jaw. Mckenzie stag
gered back, but Immediately recovered
and returned two blows before the gong
rang.
He went back 10 his corner. but. while
his seconds were administering the usual
restoratives. ne suddenly became uncon-
scous and died soon after in the dress
ing room.
Martin. and his brother. who acted as
his second; Steve Mahoney OF Boston.
Mckenzie's manager; Jack Sheehan OF
Boston. the referee. and John Cauley. the
manager OF the contest went to the police
station Immediately after McKenzie's
death and remained there TO await the
action Of County Attorney c. w. Eaton.
Mckenzie. who is 26 years old. leaves
n widow and child in Philadelphia. Mar
tin IL one OF the best known welter-
weight fighters in the country.
Martin was scheduled to fight Herman
Miller Of Baltimore, but the latter did
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Cheer.
Nineteenth Week-Feb. II. Swarts VS..
Olive Branch, Manufacturers vs.. Roger
Williams, what Cheer VS. Crescent; Fec.
lS Hope VS.. Franklin, Westminster vs..
Canonicus.
Twentieth Week-Feh IS. Olive Branch
VS. Franklin. what Cheer VS.. Swarts
Feb 90. Manufacturers VS.. Hope. West
minister VS.. Crescent. Roger Williams VS..
Canonicus.
Twenty-first week-Feb. 25, Crescent VS.
olive Branch, what Cheer VS.. Roger VIII
liams. Swarts vs.. Manufacturers: Feb. 81
Westminster VS.. Hope. Franklin VS.. Ca
nonicus.
Twenty-second Week-March g. Canoni-
Gus VS. Olive Branch, Swarts VS. Frank
lin March 6. Westminster VS.. Roger Will
liams, Hope vs.. Crescent, What Cheer VS..
Manufacturers.
Twenty-third Woek-March H. what
Cheer vs. Olive Branch. Swarts VS.. Roger
Williams. Franklin VS.. Crescent: March
l3, Westminster VS.. Manufacturers, Ca
nonlcus VS.. Hope
Twcnty-fourth Week-March rs. Olive
Branch vs. Roger williams. Swarts vs.
Crescent: March 90 Westminster vs
Franklin Hope VS.. What Cheer; Canoni-
Gus VS. Manufacturers
Twenty-nfth Week-What Cheer vs. Ca
uonlcus. Crescent VS.. Roger Williams.
SWaTts W, ROPE March -, Westminster
vs. Olive Branch. Franklin W.. Manufac-
turcrs.
Twcnty-siNth Week--April I. Olive
Branch VS. Manufacturers, Swarts vs..
Westminster: April 3. Hope vs.. Roger
Williams. Canonicus vs.. Crescent. What
Chcor VS. Franklin
Twenty-scventh Week-Aprll 8. Swarts
VS. Canonlcus. Franklin VS.. Roger VIII
liams. Crescent vs.. Manufacturers. April
10. Olive Branch VS. Hope Westminster
VS.. What Cheer.
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TIE FOR FIRST PLACE
IN AMERICAN LEAGUE

was chosen to twirl for the visitors and
pitched a good game, but was given very
poor support Score;
Innings -. ......1 3 4 Z s
Cleveland .... 100 o x-1
Runs--Jackson 2. Stovnl, Lajoie 2, Con
galton Flick-7. Two base hits-F'liCk
La aloie. Berry. Three-base hits-Lord La
joe Sacrifice hits-Rossman, Turner,
Armbruster Stolen basts--Iajoie, Jack
son 2. Congaton. First base on balis-Off
Rhoades 3; off Schuman l. Struck out
BY Rhoades 4: by Schuman 5. Double
play-Nichols to Shean To Davis Umpire
Evans Time--1h. Bonn.
WASHINGTON 2. ST. LOUIS o.
Washington defeated the Browns yes
terday at St Louis. 1t was a pitchers
battle with Patten having the better OF
the argument Attendance 1900 Score:
Innings .....l
washington ..... % o o o o 1-2
-Schlahy, Anderson. Two-base
hits-Rockenheld, Hickman. Schlafy, r..
Jones. Anderson. Sacrifice hits-Ander-
son 2. Double plays-Hickman To Schla-
fly; Niles TO Hickey. Stolen bascs-C.
Jones. Schlany. First base on balls-On
Petty 3; off Patten g. Struck out-By Pei
ty 3: by Patten Z Umpire-Sheridan
Time-1h. 39m
Chicago T. Boston /.
Detroit :. New York T.
Washington ., ST. Louis 0.
Cleveland Z. philadelphia o.
GAMES TODAY.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at Detroit
Washington at ST. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
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NELSON STILL TO
NAME FIGHT TERMS

Battling Nelson made a statement at
Detroit last night that he would hght
Joe Cans oi no one. AS Cans will hght
him only on the condition that the win
nor take all II Is highly improbable that
these two fighters will meet again soon.
II Is generally believed that Nelson iS
willing 90 consent TO the "Colored Won
der's" terms, but Manager Billy Nolan
Is determined that his charge shall not
battle with Cans unless the purse Is TO be
divided whereby Nelson will get goodly
share of the receipts whether he wins
or loses. Cans Is In position now 10 re-
fuse 10 he dictated 10 by Nolan.
While Nolan is holding out for re-
turn match with Cans several other
lightweights are issuing challenges 90
the Dane. Kid Sullivan is the latest TO
offer 10 fght Nelson lie issued a chal-
lengc yesterday 10 hght on any terms.
hut distinctly said he would prefer TO
have the win.s take all.
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ODD FELLOWS BOWLING
TOURNEY BEGINS SOON

cent VS. Manufacturers; Nov q, Olive
Branch VS.. Hope, Westminster VS.. What
Cheer
Tenth week-Dec. 3, swarts VS.. Olive
Branch. Manufacturers vs. Roger VIII
liams. What Cheer vs.. Crescent, Dec. s..
Hope VS.. Franklin, Westminster vs.. Ca
nOnicus.
Eleventh week-Dec. 10, Olive Branch.
vs.. Franklin. What Cheer s. Swarts; Dec.
". Manufacturers vs. Hope. Westminster
VS.. Crescent. Roger Williams VS. Canoni-
Gus.
Twelfth week-Dec II. Crescent vs..
Olive Branch, What Cheer VS.. Roger VIII
lams. Swarts vs.. Manufacturers: Dec.
10. Westminster vs.. Hope, Franklin vs..
Canonicus.
Thirteenth week-Dcc 81. Canonicus vs..
Olive Branch. Swarts vs.. Franklin; Jan.
2. 1901. Westminster vs.. Roger Williams.
Hope vs. Crescent, What Cheer vs.. Man
ufaCturcrs.
Fourteenth week-what Cheer vs.. olive
Branch. swarts vs. Roger Williams.
Franklin Va. Crescent: Jan. 9. Westniu-
ster vs.. Manufacturers. Cauonicus vs..
Hope.
Fifteenth week--Ian. "a. Olive Branch
vs.. Roger Williams. Swarts VS. Crescent:
Jan. lG. Westminster vs.. Franklin. Hope
vs.. What Cheer. Canonicus vs.. Manufac-
turors.
sixteenth weok-Jan p. what Cheer
vs.. Canonicus. Crescent vs.. Roger VIII
liams. Swarts VS. Hope: Jan. g. westmin-
ster vs. Olive Branch. Franklin VS.. Man
ufacturers.
Seventeenth Week-Jan. Is. Olive Branch
vs.. Manufacturers. What Cheer Va.
Franklin. Jan. 90 Hope vs.. Roger vii.
liams. Canonicus We. Crescent. Swarts va
Westminster.
Eighteenth week-Feb {. swarts VS.
Canonicus Franklin vs. Roger Williams
Crescent vs.. Manufacturers. Feb. g. Olive
Branch Va Hope, Westminster Va Nhai
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Mcintyre ]. Struck out-By Mcintyre
A.; by Beebe S. Three base hits-McIn-
tyre, Noonan. Two-base hits-O'Hara,
Bennett. Sacrifice hits-Maloney 2.
Lumley. Lewis O'Hara. Burch, Bennett.
Stolen bases-Jordan 2. Burch, Beebe.
Passed ball-Noonan. Umpires-John-
stone and Emslie. Time-2h. 20m.
(Second Game)
Innings .....1 2 6
st. Louis ......O o o o o 1 0-1
Brooklyn .,.s..1 o o 0 OIL
Runs--O'Hara--1; Maloney-l. First
base on balls-Of Scanlon 2 off Nc
Glynn 3. Struck out--By Scanlon 4;
by McGlynn 2 Sacrifice hit-Lumley.
Stolen base-Maloney. Umpires-John-
stone and Emsle. Time-1h. 25m.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Pittsburg 6-6; Boston SO.
Chicago 6-10. New York 2-5.
Brooklyn 6-1. St. Louis 81.
Philadelphia Q, Cincinnati Z.
Games Today.
st. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Pittsburg al Philadelphia,
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WALCOTT AND
RHODES TO NEE 7

Joe walcott and Billy Rhodes, who were
prevented from fighting Sunday by tho
authorities. yesterday signed new articles
for a 20-round battle next Sunday for the
welterweight championship Of the world
and a purse OF 5000. The fight Sunday
viii be under the auspices OF the Leaven-
worth aeric OF Eagles and the promoters
have put up a large guarantee that they
will pul it of without interference.
The exact location of the battle-ground
'.iH-F4at- -he-naade- -pnhlc before Sunday
morning. but " Is stated that Il will be
I'm close proximity 10 Leavenwcrth.
Sheriff Meyers and County Attorney
Bond say they will not permit the fight
90 take place In Leavenworth county,
and the promoters say they have no 50.
tention OF pulling IL OF In this county.
Walcott and Rhodes v.ll resume train-
ing today.
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For Over sIxtv Years

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MAalc hAIR STAIN.

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The Chicagos won two games from
the New Yorks yesterday at New York
taking each one with the greatest of
ease. The New York pitchers were
bumped hard and the home team felded
poorly. Attendance 5000. Scores:
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ATLANTIC TOURNEY.
SENIORS.
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ACCIDENTS MARRIED
CINCINNATI RACES

1 heats. defeating the favorite. Ed Custer
which got second money The track was
fast
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"
Runs-Sheckard. Hoffman, Stenfeldt
2, Evers, Brown; McGann and Dab
lem First base on balls-On Wiltse
2; off Brown 2: off Lundgren 3. Struck
out--By Brown 3 by Bundgren 5.
Three base hit--Evers. Two base hit
Dafflen. Sacrifice hts-Evers, Moran.
Double plays-Devlin to Strang to Nc
Gam; Evers to Hoffman. Umpires-
Carpenter and KLEIN. Time--1h. 40m.
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course, carries with II much honor.
Owing to the confidential position he
occupies, the pope's physician Is sup
posed to hold the key to a great many
Vatican secrets and I'm consequence IL
often pursued by ecclesiastics. diplo-
mats and newspaper men until his life
becomes somewhat OF n burden
State Senator Edgar r. Bracket OF
Saratoga, who was a candidate for the
Republican nomination for governor Of
New York. IL counsel for one OF the
heirs OF the late Russell Sage and was
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receive 5000 for each concert that
may be cancelled through illness OF &C,
eldant 10 I.eOncavalioA He Il booked
for ffty appearances.
The composer was accorded 4 great
oEation two years ago In the produe.
don IN Berlin Of his Roland 81 Der,
nn.s wrltfen az the order Of Emperor
William. Al the close OF the perform.
anee the emperor received the com
poser knd his wife In the royal box and
eoGAeltt1 On him the Crown ordsr,
sscnnd clAaA
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The windows in the Chapel Of the
InyaIides in Paris, where the great
Napoleon Hes buried, are Of q Singu
larry translucent amber glass. When
the sun shines full upon them the
rays are transmitted into gold, and
they fall like a ladder Of light upon
the bronze sarcophagus Of the con
queror until be seems gIorthed from
the skies.
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pope's physician no
draws IA official sal
airy Of $50 a month
He took his masters
degree at the Uni
versity OF Bologna
In 1875. The repute
he attained led to
his being selected as
medical adviser Of
Pope Leo Kill, and
d1ring the last hours
OF that occupant Of
the Roman see he
was In constant at
tendance at his bed.
side. The post, Of
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tnFtysel9ht years old. Nineteen
PEARS ago be Ieet Pittsburg, where his
family had long lived. and Obtained
3 position on the New York Herald.
Ten years ago be went to the New
YORK American. He was Albany CORE.
sp0ndent for a time and then became
city editor. Later he served az wash
layton correspondent He took charge
q the organization OF the clubs com
posing the National Association Of
Democratic Clubs and when Mr..
Hearst ran Tor congress became his
campaign manager. He also managed
MF. Hearts, campaign for the Demo
cratic nomination for the presidency
n 1904, A Democrat talked OF for
the gubeFnas oriaI nomination by the
anti-Hearst democrats at Buffalo was
the mayor Of the city, James N. Adam,
who recently retired a. head OF b large
dry goods house. While the convention
was In progress q moving van with the
sign ~. N. Adam 4 Co" passed down
. leading street
"Aha," said Max Ihmsen gleefully,
.'they are taking the Adam boom away
airoadyF
Father Bernard Vaughan, whose ser
mons ON tbs sins OF society at the
church OF tie Jesuit Fathers. Farm
street, Berkeley square. London. have
been the subject OF so much comment,
u q brother az the late Cardinal
Vaughan. He Ii sometimes called the
''modeFn English savonaroia," and his
attacks on the smart set have drawn
20 his church many of that class. who
seem 70 take q queer sort Of pleasure In
bearing themselves criticised. He calls
she society woman who leads young
snen into temptation through gam
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teiephons Congressman George L.
Lliley Of Waterbury. In the same state
Waterbury IL a city OF 10000 people,
and Mr. L1Iley Is generally accounted
Its first citizen" Though he was
born In Oxford. Mass, some forty
seven years ago. he has lived in Wa
terbury for the past twenty-five years.
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bling q "man eating
tigreaa." Recently
Father Vaughan has
been Joined In his
crusade by a well
known nonconfoEm
iat minister. the
Rev. Or. Townsend.
who nc q church
gathering declared
ne gambling curse
waa eating its way
llke q cancer through
nociety. Father
Vaughan. "the Pen
nv novelette, preach-
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The invention OF the purse was
doubtless contemporaneous win that
Of money. The purse II mentioned In
Old Testament history as q part Of .
travellers outfit. When the disciples,
spoken Of in the gospels. were sent
forth to preach they were command.
ed to take neither gold nor silver nor
brass in their purses.
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a factor In the set
tlement by which
the legacles 10 heirs
were Increased and
a contest of the will
thereby avoided.
Senator Bracket
was once approach
Cd by a reporter for
facts about himself
for a biographical
sketch.
II don't care much
what you write
about me-" ne said.
sY0u'd do better to
wok faeka frant ma I
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bis way 10 New
York. but the name
Of the company that
issued e was not
given.
According to the
story. the composer
hcforc he started re-
celved from his man
ayers $4,000 and
round trip ticketA
costing @2Ta for
the seventy Ave mu-
sielanS In the e.
chessra.
ny the terms %
the accident policy
the manarers arN IN
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-11-16

local h asoEy, Joe
was the only boy In
the eel loOl whom
the tee cher never
thrashei 1. for the
colonel was a great
believes Ia the ef
acacy OK the rod.
Joe : tho boys
would say when
they beard that
young Terrell was
to cha nge prccep
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