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The Washington times., 1906-08-12
VETERAN MARINE OBSERVER.

The recent death OF James McDermost
AT the Highlands OF Navesink, New
York. moves one OF the most COnspicu-
Gus figures from New York shipping
circles. He was the oldest marine OBJ
server in the employ Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company. McDermott
was seventy wears old and died in the
building from which for thirty years he
had seemed the ocean through his tele-
scope Tor incoming vessels. He rad
reported the American cup races since
lhg 80 and his bulletins We're always
LSiaple. During the last yacht races
nls ms vision was so accurate that he timed
me yachts within a fraction of a second
crossed the finish line.
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The Times'
Resort Information Bureau.

If you have not decided where to
spend your summer vacatioE-Tne
Times Resort Informal ion Bure2U
mey be able to suggest some pleas
ant trip. Hotels in all the leading
resorts have listed Information with
US. and we will cheerfuily en-
tighten you without charge.
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French Society and the
Coincide FranCaiSe In
volyed in a SUIT tor
Separation.
By the MARQUIS DE CASTELLANE.

DJ LHC L7LaINVOA9 III N1A9 y u nv y
PARIS. Aug. u.-French society is
grievously upset. and the family and
friends OF an eX-president OF the French
Republic are on the verge Of nervous
prostration. Monsieur le Bargy. OF the
COmedie Franchise. has begun proceed
ings for divorce against his wife, Mad
anne le Bargy.
Monsieur Ie Bargy Is the Beau Brum-
mel of the French theatrical world. He
sets the fashions. HIS neCkties are Ia
nous on two continents. When IL comes
70 acting the gay deceiver or the man OF
the world, nobody can rival him; yet Il
is he who IS suing for divorce.
Madame lc Bargy three years ago was
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CHETWOODE.

Pacific and Illinois Ave Famous for
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booklet. Coach meets trains. 81 per day.
SO per week up.
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STOP THE GRIND.

Judge Gibbons says that in 50 per cent
Of divorce suits brought in Chicago by
the husband he is in the wrong. Then
let Judge Gibbons act accordingly and
the blame won't be 10 him.-CtnCinnati
Commercial Tribune.
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Duke of Talleyrand III.

The Duke de Talleyrand. better
known as Prince de Sagan. Is seriously
i'll. with him will disappear the last
survivor OF that class Of men who in
the last century were called "dandies. .-
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PARIS, Aug 1.-THE young King
and Queen Of Spain have arrived at
Cowes, where they will assist al the re-
gattas Next week they will go 70
DeauvilIe for the races. on English
soil they will be perfectly secure.
Anarchists OF all nations are re
solved 70 DO nothing in England which
would cause them to be turned out OF a
country which has always shown itself
so hospitabIe toward them. But in
France we have not shown the same
weakness for assassins of royalty. For
this reason II is with the greatest OBJ
lection that France accepts the respOn-
sibiIity Of ensuring the safety Of the
young monarch who seems the particu-
lar target OF bomb thTowers.
All this Alphonso III knows quite
well. He has been told SO. he has re-
peatedly been told so. but with the airy
Indifference OF youth he refuses to pay
any attention 70 what is said, and 10
levery remark which is made he an
}swers: Since I am destined to perish
iby bomb or a dagger. what does it
smatter II meet my fate a little soon
ser. or n little later?"
Different With the Gar
At the other end Of Europe Nicholas
II is shut up in his palace. not daring
TO leave 1t by land or sea Behind him
fare bombs, and before him torpedos.
sHe Is a prisoner to such an extent that
fthe newspapers OF his own country
never reach him. He is utterly ignor-
FAINT Of what is going on a few miles
lOutside his palace grounds.
Ia hWr V4rhn
bare themselves the pawn Of two or
ithree invisible creatures Of tremendous
power. who manoever IN the dark pas
isages of politics. He can choose be-
tween two roles only. that OF the auto
,matOn or the assassin's victim So Tar
,he seems to have preferred the former.
The chances are ten to one that ere
long he will be changed TO the other
without being given any choice
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HOTEL ROMAN st snS Snfslss pssso Pl1I. &c.
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$40 20 S25 per week. Special July rates
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The Washington times., 1906-08-12

Freight train, week days only.
Leaves Chesapeake Junction. 500 a. m.
Leaves Chesapeake Beach II 30 a m
NOTE-Train leaving the Beach a. TEsl
a M week days will have regular passenger
coach attached for the accommodation OF pas
sanzers from Chesapeake Beach 10 Washing
ton and between local points
TAUL Y. WATERS
5yIA-tf General Manager.
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LOANS NEGOTIATED on stocks. bonds
bldg and loan asscn. shares, syndicate cer-
tifs. warehouse receipts. etc. low rAtea;
courteous treatment THIS IS NOT A LOAN
COMPANY. =. a. BAKER. Ills = eG
ERona EI7.
The Washington times., 1906-08-12

Ihe nOn-appearance OF Queen Alex
andra for three days was remarked up
on the other day. Her majesty did not
visit her friends or even drive out Only
n few people about the court knew the
real reason OF the Queens retirement.
Her majesty has two confidential maids
one French and one English. The g
women, now getting on in life. have
been with the Queen for years. They
alone know the secrets Of the Queen s
extraordinary youthful appearap C. and
they alone could tell, II they wished, Of
the creams and the massage which ac-
count for that appearance. Unfortu-
nately, while the English maid was
away on her holidays, the French svo-
man fell 81 The Queen therefore de-
clined 40 be seen by anv one except her
own ladies-in- waiting until the English
maid was brought back
The Washington times., 1906-08-12

Americans have not beer so much to
the fore as usual this season on the polo
grounds, hut some Ofithe newer players
show marked improvement.
Frank J, Maekey. OF Chicago. who had
a successful sale OF his California pom
les the other day. Is coming on we'll as
a player Another enthusiast IS Mrs.
Frank Carclan (nee Pullman, a charm
ing looking woman.
There Is some talk OF forming an Ang-
1O-American polo club near London
The Washington times., 1906-08-12
SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS
10 AND FROM
CHESAPEAKE BEACH.

EFFECTIVE SUNDAY. July Is. los.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-07
PECULIAR DECISION
IN NIL WkUKEE FIGHT
Referee Awards Landers Verdict Over
Sayers and Crowd Makes Damon
stration.

Milwaukee. Wis, April 1.-The Say
rs-Landers fight last night was fiz-
le as far as the decision went. for
.anders was given the fight after Say
RS had cutfought him from start to
ln;sh. The crowd went wild over the
-erdict. for it was thought draw
you'd have been a robbery of Sayers.
Sayers played constantly for the
ace. while Landers did not land q
dow except to the body. and some OF
hose were so low that the SPECTATOR
Kissed.
Two knockouts in the preliminaries
made them better than the final fight.
eddie Tancl, the former Chicago anna
eur. won from Young Edenberg OF
Milwaukee. He put Edenberg out fo-
wo minutes in the second round after
hot exchange of blows. Gene Nc
Govern knocked out Billie Irish in the
bird round, and Steve Kinney of Mil
yankee got decision over Eddie Ken
ley of Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-07
MAKE VETS HURRY
New Ones in Major Leagues
Crowding Old Ones for
Their Places.
NEWS FROM TRAINING CAMPS
More Expected to Break In Than In
Any Other Season-Lineup in
National League.

Reports from the training grounds Of
cate that the coming season Will be a
''sizzler'' from start to finish. The big
profits of the strong teams of last year
have encouraged weak teams to bid
high for promising new players. In
fact, there will be more new men in
the game this year In the big leagues
than has ever before been the case.
At direct result many of the time
worn veterans have had to brace up
and show new life In order to hold
their positions. Too bad to make the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-07
National League Teams.


National League Teams.
In the National league the players
and officials of the various clubs. eX
cept Brooklyn. for the coming cam
paiEn are as follows:
Chicago. = President. Charles w Muir
ply; manager, Frank /. Chance; train
ing ground. Champaign. Ill: catchers.
king, Moran and Noon.>n; pitchers,
Lundgren. Wicker. Reulbach, Pfeister.
brown. Dodge. Beebe, Knoll ard Mueller;
infielders. Chance EVers Takers. Stein
Sheckard. Slaglc. a. Schultz and Sebring.
New President. John T. Brush:
manager. John j. (''Muggsy'O McGraw;
training ground, Memphis. Tenn; catch
ers. Bresnahan, Bowerman. Marshall and
Fitzgerald; pitchers, Mathewson l.. Nc
Ginnity. Ancs. Taylor. Elliott Wiltse.
Mathewson II. and Ferguson; infielders.
McGann, Gilbert, Devln. Dahlen. Strang
and Robinson; outfielders, Mertes. Donlin,
Browne and Graham.
Pittsburg.-President, Barney Dreyfuss
manager. Fred Clarke; training ground
Hot Springs, Ark; catChers. Gibson,
PETIT, Smith and Carisch: pitchers. Phil
lippe, Lever. Case, Hillebrand Willis.
Lynch. Settled and Kinsella: infielders,
Nealon, Ritchey, Leach. Wagner and
Sheehan; outfielders. Clarke. Beaumont
Clymer. Ganley.
Philadelphia = President, William H
Shettsline; manager, Hugh Duffy; train
ing ground, Savannah. Ga; catchers
Doom, Donovan, Munson and Crist pitch
ers. Duggleby, Lush. Nichols, Pittinger
Sparks. McCloskey, Kane and Hoff; in
feeders, BransfieId Gleason. Doolfn,
Courtney, Ward and Sautelle; outfielders.
Titus, Thomas, Magee and Auifield.
Cincinnati. - President, Augustus Herr
mann; manager, Edward Hanlon; training
ground, Marlin. Tex: catchers, Schlei,
Phelps and Livingstone; pitchers. Chech.
Overall, Ewing, Harper. Dorney, Weimer,
Ferguson. Druhot and Hafford: infielderS,
Barry. Carr. Higgins. Corcoran, Now
brey, Lobert and Delehanty; outfielderS,
Kelley. Seymour, Odwell, Siegle and
Hinchman.
st Louis.-President. Frank de Haas
Robson; manager, j. j. McCloskey; train
ing ground, Houston, Tex. catchers, Ora
dy. Slattery. Holmes and Starnagle; pitch
ers. Taylor. Mcfarland, Brown, Egan,
The1man, Adams. Spade, Thompson and
Jokerst: infielders. Becllley, Arndt, Nc
Bride. Hoelskoetter, Hansen. James.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-07
DAVENPORT COMES
HERE TOMORROW
Snapper Kennedy and His Bunch Meet
the Islanders at Island City
Park in First Game.

Snapper Kennedy and his Davenport
aggregation comes TO Rock Island to.
Island City park for the first time this
season. The game viii be called at
O'Clock.
The manner in which the players
will line up is still uncertain on ac-
count of the condition of the men. IL
is probable that those who are in the
best shape will 80 into the game.
Don't forget the time 3 O'Clock.
All the news all the tlme-THE
ARGUS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-07
Wocott To Meet Cans.

Boston. Mass. April 7.-William a.
Pierce. on behalf of Joe Wolcott, has
elegraphed to Morris Levy of San
francisco. accepting match with Joe
ians for the welterweight champion
hip of the world April 81 is the date
set for the bout.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-07

Clinton comes the report that catfish
are unusually numerous in the Missis-
sisippi this spring and it is told that
one weighing so pounds was landed
this week at that place.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-07

with his passes, but he was wild. Pat
terson singled and was helped along
with wild pitch Vinson was hit by
a pitched bail and after Hart brought
Dougherty in with a single Vinson
came in on long fly to right field.
The score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-07

Rock Island 20 q . . q o.
Chicago 80 90 2 0 0 0 Z 2-11
Two base hits-Wanner, Lakaff, Gray
Dougherty. Bases on balls-Off La
kali, / off Wilson, s; off Dougherty, 2.
Struck out-By Lakaff, 3: by Converse
I; by Wilson. / by Dougherty. 2; by
McClelland: Wilson-Forney; Andre
(unassisted) Passed balls-Amey, 2;
Eng, l. Hit by pitcher-Andres, Hart,
T1nson. Clark. Time 45. Umpire
- hampton.
Dust of the Diamond.
Christie Wilson wound up his first in
ming in characteristic manner.
Grabbed off liner and doubled TO For
ney.
Eng worked like an old horse, and it
was & stiff game he was up against on
wild pitching.
Forney did not have many chances
yesterday. but those he did have We're
handled in good shape.
Wanner. Lakaff and Gray were the
Crst Islanders to connect and every one
vas two Dagger.
There was some clumsy work. but
it was not limited to the Islanders
The Sex were just as bad.
McClelland picked ont two singles,
and was al the first station three times
out of four up.
K. p. Hampton. who VIII oficite with
the indicator in the Iowa State league,
was umpire This was his first APP
pearance in this capacity. but he work
cd like a veteran and had the game
well in hand at all stages. There was
general satisfaction with his decisions,
Danny Green objectng only in a cou-
pie of instances in which he was di-
rectly affected
President Comiskey expected to
spend the day yesterday with Presi-
dent Sexton, but he stated in a dis
patch that he was detained by the law
suit in which his association is involv-
ed That also account for Isbell's alb
sence.
Dundon is authority for the state
ment that the Islanders gave them the
hardest race they have had since go.
ing into practice.
The share of gate receipts turned
over to the White Sox management
mere was inc ldlSSSl InSy nave Ic-
ceived this year.
Decatur. IL; Duluth, q.
Decatur, H., April 7.-Decatur's
| loose fielding was sufficient to have
lost the game yesterday, but they hit
hard when the visitors were piling up
errors. Score:
Decatur ....1OOO2O2O 10-15 Is 10
Duluth .10100025 % 9 Z
Batteries-Dowell. Keyes. and Han.
nah; Ferguson, Treadway, Krick, Nor
ton and Hunche.
Beai G. Schmitt.
Fine tailoring Illinois theater ba1d-
ing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-07
DOPE FOR THE FANS.

The Danville Kitty league team be
walls the loss of one Hankey, who ii
GEMS is not an entire stranger to the
Three-Eye fans Hankey, with another
famed Maxwell, were signed by the
)anville manager early last season, it
said, but it now appears that Mobile.
n the Cotton State league, has prior
claim and has ordered the two men to
eport at that city for practice.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-07
simms-sezenah Fiqht OFF.

Columbus, Ohio, April THE fight
between Art Simms and Gus Bezenah.
,cheduled for last night, was declared
off
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-07

Ed Smith, the former Rock Island
pitcher yesterday was the means Of
giving the ST Louis Cardinals their
first victory over the Browns after
three straight defeats. The Cardinals
made 10 hits off Smith and won to >.
This may end the minor leaguer's ma
ior league career.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-07
wise His work has received favorable
comment from Springfield fans.

T, Joe Cantillon's Milwaukee team Is
playing at Dubuque today and tomoT-
row. To dry the grounds, which were
in bad condition, resource was had to
an application of shavings and gasoline
to which a match was applied. with
good results. Charles Bishop. the
pitcher. has reported TO Manager Me
Farland. 1t develops he was not for
warded his contract by the Vicksburg
management IN time so he is free tU
enter the Three-Eye.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-07

Next Thursday. Friday and Saturday
the Clinton Independents VII pla.
here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-07
Charles E. Hodgson,
Fire Insurance.
Agency.
Established 1874.

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-07

Burns. Clayton, Kilspel, Perrine. CULLEN,
Bennett and Frantz; outfelders. Dun
leayy, Shannon, Smoot, De Croft and
Hines
Boston. - President. Arthur II. Soden;
manager, Fred Tenney: training ground.
Jacksonville. Fla; catchers, Needham.
o Neill and Brown: pitchers, Young. Fra
ser, Iindeman, Pfeffer and Mccarthy; in
ielders, Tenney, Abbatachio. Brain. Bird
well and Raymer: outh3lders. Howard.
Oolan and Bates.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-07

Now for the Fish.
Already the fish stories are begin
ming to make their appearance. From
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-07

epOrt at that CITY Tor practlce-
Concerning the failure of Ed Barry
he eX-Commodore star twiIler, 20 re
,ort, Boston writer is quoted as fol-
ows: pitcher Barry has not showed
,p. He signed his contract last fall
nd Collins has no idea what ails him
But Barry can be spared, however
With nine other pitching candidates
or the slab, Barry should realize that
he club won't be weakened TO any
treat extent if he doesn't report"
John Goodwin. now with the Boston
americans. is said to be making good
t short, playing the position as if ''he
rad always lived there Ed Hughes,
n ex-Davenporter. has also been doing
ONE fine work from the rubber sta
ion, yet il is said he wil1>be denied
steady job with the Bean Eaters.
Rusty" Owens acted as umpire in
he series between the Chicago Cubs
md the Columbus team at Columbus
Monday he was accidentally spiked by
I player and put out of business
'Rusty's" name now appears in the
lineup of three teams-Toronto Sioux
1ity. and Davenport However. he is
assigned to Toronto by the powers
hat be in baseball.
Petite Burg's brother Joe has been
,igned by Springfield. He is said to
,e bigger than Petie--but only cross
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-07

Petite Burg's brother Joe has been
,igned by Springfield. He is said to
ae bigger than Petie-but only cross
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-07

where you buy; not how much
money you are willing to part
with for the purpose. 1T is all
in the quality" and upon this
test we will risk your favor and