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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-03
Guilford, s; Davidson, S.
,necinlE IN The Tlmes- DIspntch.

(specIalNt TO The TlmeH-DlspntcI,J
WINSTON SALEM, N, G., April -
GuIlford College this afternoon dcfented
Davidson College In tho first base-pa'l
game played here this season; score
5 to 9, The contest was nara lought
from start to finish. and several beautiful
plays were made on both Sides Cooper
and Sheriff. formed the battery for Da-
wilson, while w. and +" Hobbs held the
same positions for Guford. Davidson
plays Trinity College at Durham to-
morrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-03
Woodbcrry, a; Locust Dale, 8.
fspec,al to The Times Dispa tch,l

ORANGE, VA. April 2.-Woodberry
Forest defeated Locust Dale this after
noon on the grounds Of the former by the
score OF 4 to 3,
Locust Dale started off In the first In
ming with three hits and two runs, The
game was exciting throughout. Wood
berry made four runs. five hits, four err
rors. Locust Dale made three runs hVe
hits and three errors, e.ll
Hume pitched a splendid game for
,Woodberry, and made q triple and q
single, N.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-03
TRACK RECORD LOWERED.
iPontotoc Makes New Running OF
s.'at So Mile at Oaklawn.
nv. Associated Press.

HOT SPRINGS, ARK, April 2.-Pon-
totoc lowered the record for one mile at
Oaklawn to-day to 1889 3-5. All!nc Cum
mings reduced tho track record for four
and a hnlf furlongs from ISL go to
:55 SIS. Summaries:
First race-slx furlongs-Ptckles @ to
q nrst, Don't You Dare (S0 to y sec
ond Bob May 1s to 81 third, Time
1:l5 3-b,
Second race-four and n half furongs-
AllInc Cummings Is to 81 first, Glcndover
e to y second, Storm e to y third,
Time, :5b s-5.
Third ce-mile-Pontotoc q to 81
first, Hyperion II. & to q second, EN-
harrassment I'll to 81 third. Tine ;s'
So. !.
Fourth race-six furlongs-Martius e.
to q first, j, w, O'Nelll e to y second,
Mafalda C. to 81 third. Time. 1l4.
Fifth receive and n half furlongs--
Miss Leeds e to y first, Ina Gray 60
to y second, lAyenla True az to y
third Time, 1908 2-b,
Sixth race--mile and n sixteenth
Charlie. Thompson al to 2o) FIRST Pot
zero Grnnde q to 81 second Iagatee
Go to y third Time. 1;4o liz,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-03
Hill City Stars.
!. Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)

sas, Especial to The Times- pispatch.)
!. LYNCHBURG, VA, April 2,-,The Hill
City stars, local base ball aggregation,
will play a game Thursday at Bellevue
with the Bellevue High School. Tankers-
ley and Accorsini will he the Lynchburg
battery. Accorslni. who Will catch for
the locals, played In the Southern League
last year, but goes to Norwich, Conn.,, to
play In the State League there this year,
This team will also play several games
with the local Virginia League team dur
Ing the exhibition season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-03
Auction Sales To-day,

S. y. Clay Horse and Mule Company
will commence their great spring auction
sale Of horses and mules at their I'm,
mense pavilion, corner NneteentA and
Franklin Streets this morning. Two
hundred. md nifty mules direct from st,
Louis are TO be put UP at auction. and In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-03
Fair Grounds,

(By Associated Press)
NEW ORLEANS, Aprtl 2,--Falr
Ground summarizes;
Flrst-Five and half furlongs- Swell
Girl Is to ~. first; Grove Center geo to y,
second; Come onS Sam q to y, third,
Time. 1:o7 4-6.
second-Mlle and three sixteent hs--Au-
romaster q to %, first; Consuelo II,
(cven) second; Canyon Is to y, third
Time, 2M S-5, t4
ThIrd-One mile-Iemon Girl O5 to ~,
first; Enyerlte Is to q, second; Louise
McFarlan q to D., third, Time. l:+2 l-5.
Fourth-Three and q half furlongs--
Frank Lord @ to y, first; Ny Son Is to y,
seconds Charles !, Lee GIG to y, third.
Time, Lac 3-5.
Flfth-Flye and n half furlongs- Gold
Rose % to 9o), first; Hurleigh e to ~,
secondd; Stoner Hill co to y, third, Time,
1905.
sixth-One mIler-Fred IIornbeck GO to
~, first; Daniel G, e to u, second; Prince
salm ds TO / ).third, Time. l;i2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-03
Cluster, aeiaD. M, /, S,

7SNcC1aI TO TIC ITtHes-IJspHtCH'J ~
SOUTH BOSTON. VA, April 2-Cluster
springs Academy and panYille Military
Institute played game OF base ball ut
the South Boston park this afternoon,
The Academy boys completely walked
over the cadets by score OF twenty
eight 10 FIVE; Morgan, Thompson, Trayn-
barn and Craddock, all did excellent
work. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-03
Baseball in South.
(By Associated Pre-

VA 49, I1sy ztss0c1tscu = eo'''J - ~
AT Columbia. S. C.Columbla Is, Al
AZ Charleston S. C.-Boston (Nat.) Ct;
Charleston IS. Al 8; % innngs.)
At Observation-Disclosures (Amarcan)
s. Providence CEastern) 3,
K Al Atlanta-New York lAmerlcan) VI
Al Deland. Fla.-Jacksonyllle IS. Al
10. stetson University, q Z,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-03
Killing Wild Swans,

7Hpecial to The Tlmes,D lspatch3
Mr., .. Sullivan, Of STAFFORD vlntY, killed
Tires Wild swan at the mouth Of Potomac
creek Saturday, brought thenr to this city
and sold them to Capt, M, 3. Rowe.
measured seven feet each from tip to tip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-03
r. M. C., 9; Fredericksburg, 4,
lsneoial I'D Tho Tlmes- p!snntch,l

7SDec1AI to 'TN6 TIH1bH- IJIHVNlCEl1
RICKSBURGjY VA, April 2,-In
a fine game here this afternoon, Ram
dolph- Macon team, of Ashland. defeated
fredericksburg college, by a score Q to 4,
Frsd erIcksburg was strong at tho bat, but
weak IN field work; large crowd present,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-03
OLYMPIC TEAM
LEAVES TO-DAY IA
Thirty-two American Representa-
tivcs Will Sail from New
York for Athens.
SHE PHARD rs ELIGIBLE
Famous Runner Declared to Be
Amateur Athlete i'll Good
Standing.
SHE ARD rs ELIGIBLE 'l.|' |.

Especial to The Times ispatch.)
NEW YORK, April 2.-Thirty-two
American representatives Will sail to-
for Athens to take part IN the
Olympic games. They are the pick Of.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-03

Hcnnlng (3), Bolton (2). Time OF game.
two hours and twenty minutes EMPIRES
Rose. OF Richmond; Donell, OF William
and Mary. Attendance. 631.
-Marsden out for batting out Of turn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-03

VISITORS WERE WEEK IN BOX
Richmond College Shows Up Bet
ter in Twirling and Does
Some Good Batting.

In poor and onc-sidcd game yester-
day afternoon ut tho Broad Street Park,
Richmond College dccisively defeated tho
College OF william and Mary by q score
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-03

OF IL TO q.
The weather was
all that could DO
desired, with Just
enough warmth to
keep tho players
In good $ h a p G,
iowa rds the
'snd OF the coetcst
the evening chill
b Q ga n to affect
those who lined the
bleachcrs. For the
y -..H#.# ~. HN.H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-03
William and Mary,
Totals .,...,....so

The sc0Te by 1HTHIEH, F,'.g
Richmond College,, obot Ill
William and Mary. ] 90 O 40 ~ =
Summary: Two-base hit, Gardner;
threa-bass hit, Miller; stolen bases
Wrynkoop. Marsden, Franck ca, Hennng,
Saunders, Clark, Richardson (2), Handy
rs, Talman; double play, Iongneckar to
Summers; bases on balls-off Gardner, . !
4 nff Hennlng. 6; on Bolton, ! hit py
pitched balls-saUnders, Richardson 60,
Handy; struck out--by Gardner, 8; Lake.
.; Bolton, 8; Henning, 5; passed balls,7
longnecker az, Clark Wild pitches
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-03
DATES AND VALUES
OF Bio HAN DicAPs.

Carter Handicap, Aaueduct,
April ..........$1o,o
ExceIslor Handicap, jamaica,
April 26th..... 10,oOO
Metropolitan Handicap, Belmont
Park, May 1oth...........i.... $4,000
Brooklyn Handicap, Graves
end, May 21st................. 10000
Suburban Handicap, sheepshead
Bay, June 21st ....!........... 10000
Brighton Handicap, Brighton
Beach, July 11th... $4,000
Saratoga. Handicap, Saratoga,
August 6th.................... 1900
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-03

the best amateur
athletes in this coun-
try, and It is expect
cd that they will
bring home ihonors
with them.
archie" Hahn, of
tho Milwaukee Ath-.
letic Club, is one Of
the mainstays for the
tsto In t,oo rim
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-03
.PA7ER WINNER
IN CLOSE. RACE
Defeats Lord Of the Vale in Han
dicap Feature at
Bennings.
THREE III FAvoRITEs SCORE
Curriculum Slips in Ahead Of Gal
;ylopcr in Second Event.
Otter Races.
THREE FAv

Especial 10 The Times-Dispntch.)
I WASHINGTON, D. c., April 2.-The
pretty fight between Pater and Lord or
tho Vale for the first place in tho handi-
cap at Bcnnings was the feature OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-03
r. M. A., 10; S, M. A. 4

fspecial to The Times Dspatch)
sSTAUNTON, VA. April Elm tho first
baseball game OF the season. here, the
Fshburne Military Academy, OF Waynes-
boro defeated the staunton Military
Academy to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-03
Athletics, 7;Quakers, I,

PARLIAMENTARY AprlI g.--The local
championship series between the Amori-
can and National League clubs was
opened to-day
Scores: H. il. e.,
Nationals....,... $50. ". ,.,.',.l, 8, =.
Americans y y . - ,,,N,,nnl q :.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-03

afternoon. Pater fin
ished first, Lord OF
the Vale narrowly
beating Race King at
even money.
The other events
were without special
feature. The crowd
waa only fair and
the odds were pro-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-03
Hastings Court.

April term begins and grand Jury brings
in report
Cases for the term to be set to-day.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-24
canal to adjacent points extend

canal to adjacent points extend
ing inland and with each other,
but all traffic eventually gets to
the railroads if il Is to he shipped
any distance or to ary port. b
the construction of the entire can.
al communication will he establish
ed with the outside would and
goods and products may be ship
ped to market thousand miles by
water.
Ma ior Jadw,n described line
Of light draft boats he witnessed
n operation between Lacaslnc
bayou, Grand Lake and Mermen
tau river points. \ twenty seven
ton stern wheel boat seventy-,hree
feet long by twenty one feet width,
and known AS the Oscar &, had IN
tow, when he sa" It, seven house
barges. each loaded with IA little
over 800 sacks Of rice, two oil bar
gtS. one hcusebOat and two dead
tugs.
The average depth Of water in
'hese bayous and canals is five
feet and Major Jadwin believes
that the most practicable scheme
would be to maintain this depth
with a 4O-fOot width. Otherwise
he says it would necessitate the
deepening Of the entire waterway
and widening Of same, all OF which
would mean greater expenditure
| for original cost and for mainte-
nance ever after. With the na
tural depth Of FIVE feet the cost Of
maintenance will be small AMI This
will answer all purposes for some
| time to come at least.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-24
INTERCOASTAl CANAL
u. S. Engineers Gathering
Information at Various
Texas Points.
To be Incorporated in their Report to
Congress---Delegates Appointed
from Southwestern Louisiana.

The United States Board of En-
gineers, for rivers and harbOrs,
held public hearing at Calves
ton, on Tuesday morning, upon the
proposed Inland waterway from
the Rio Grande River, Texas, to a
connection with .he Mississippi
River at Donaldsonville, Louis
ana.
Several other important propo-
sitlons were brought before them
at the same time; viz: tho enlarge
ment and extension of the Calves
ton channel and the deepening OF
the harbOr to a uniform depth OF
80 feet.
On Thursday another session
was held at Victoria. Tex, for the
purpose of gathering information
relative to this proposed chan
mel from Aransas Pass to Victoria
the Quad 4lupe River, and to Cue
TO.
To-day the board will hold th'
last session at Corpus Christi
Tex, for the reception of informa
ton upon the following questions
improving Aransas Pass, Texas
Inland waterway from the Ri
Grande River, Texas, to connet
ton With the Mississippi River a
Donaldsonville, Louisiana.
: Navigable channel from Corpu
christi through Turtle Cove
! Aransas Pass.
Lake Charles, La, Nov. H.
/ Henry l. Gueydan, Chairma
/ Of the Louisiana Executive Coz
e mittee of the Interstate lnlar
Waterway Association, has nam'
the following as delegates to me
the United States Board of En-!
neers for Rivers and Harbors
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-24
SO-WN. LOUISIANA MAYORS
Met at Lafayette for the Purpose OF
Considering Steps to End Strike.

The following letter, which is
self explanatory, was received 10y
Mayor G G. LaughIin Oh last SAT-
urday:
70 the Honorable, he Mayor,
New Iberia La.
Dear Sir:
The Merchants of Lafayette
La, in meeting assembled, adopt
ed resolution requesting the
Mayor of the City of New Orleans
to notify the Mayors of the various
towns along the lines Of the South
ern Pacific Railroad to JON him
in approaching the officials of the
Southern Pacific Railroad, with a
view of having the differences be-
tween said road and is striking
clerks adjusted Thi resolution
was handed into me 10y delega
ton from Lafayette, a., this
morning. In compliance with it,
| would request that you meet me,
with the other Mayors, of the
towns above mentioned, in lafa.
yette, Ia next Wednesday eve
ming, November 2lst, 1906, al
7 O'Clock. Please to notify me by
return mail whether you can at
tend this meeting.
Yours respectfully,
Martin Behrman, Mayor.
At Lafayette, on Wednesday
evening, the Louisiana Mayors of
the towns along the line of the
Southern Pacific Railroad met in
the city hall, selecting Mayor
Brbrman as chairman.
Among the most notable incl
dences of the evening was the
presentation of a petition from the
wholesalers and jobbers of New
Orleans, bearing about l5O sigma
tures, praying for a prompte1
freight service. After some plair
talk the following committee was
: chosen, which is authorized tt
/, appeal to the proper authority o.
!, authorities of the So Pa. r. X
/, Co., requesting him or them II
give the striking clerks a hearin.
with a view Of adjus ing the diff
ferences to the end of bette
! through, or interstate, freight ser
2 vice: Mayor Behfman, of Nev
Orleans; Mayor Mouton, of Lafa
, yptte, and Mayor Taylor,
! Crowley.
A splendid supper was serve
at the Gordon Hotel after til
meeting to 100 ISdests.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-24
IBERIA BUILDING ASSN.
Money Sold as High as 2Sc
Last Wednesday,
.EV~-llcX.
Several Loans Were Approved and
Authorized.

The board of directors OF the
Iberia Building Assn met IN re
gular session on last Wednesday
evering at the uslal hOu", with
President h f. Iillald , toe
chair AID Tho following dir sCrs
present: ua~zard King, Juo. +.
Schwing a..G T.. T. Weeks proxy
Cor g &. Laughlin.
At the sale of money the fol
10 wing leans were made.
l.. J. GOtIeaux, 34OC at % p c.
Mrs. Ida Thiery, 400 "25 '"
Mrs Marie David, 900 " % i"
Mrs V.F. FOnteneau 800 4" 25 4"
Sam Brown, 400 g % -"
This sale of money was eSpec!-
ally noted for the prompt and
energetic bidding on the part of
the borrowing ockhOlders. kl
most instances the bidding was
promptly started at 25 per cent.
The borrowers seemed to recog-
nize that competition would car
Try the sales to that notch, that
money was worth that much and
that there was no u,e IN nib
bling at The bait.
The board then examined
and approved the securities of
fered by the following parties
Louisa, wife of Isam Gardner
coloIed, property at 2Ol Banl
iAvenue. lot 6ox136 it,, Groom
Il ,ol,e foc u ION of stD.
| Mrs. Xavier +. Herpech, pro
perty at 503 Iberia street, lot 3
1l5 feet, house OF . rooms, fo
}, an additional loan Of s4O0.
ri Chas. Mutrix, of leanerette, ID
iJ4 x 1GS feet, house OF 3 room
lfor "a lean of $1,000.
After transacting other rontir
n busenass the board adjourned ii
Dec. 9Th, when money will be G
fered for sale again.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-24
A Good l.illllneylt.

When .ou need good a reial-
able liniment try Chamberl 'ils
Pain Balp. 1t has no superior
for sprii ins and sswelllngs. A
piece of f fhnnel Eshtly da'apened
with palf % is superior to a a
plaster fbyFame back or pans II
the side 1r chest. 1t also relieves
rheumatic pains and makes sleeI
and rest possible. For sale by
All Druggists.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-24
Oyster s'ties at SMITHS
BAKERY

.w Itch c3red minutes by
W ,olfo,d's SANITARY Lotion. New.
er fails. stHhy C. II Lee Drug
gist
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-24
A Methodist Minister Recon-
men(ls laInberlain'S
Cough Remedy.

We have used Chamberlain's Is
Cough Remedy III our home for
seven years, and it has always
proved to be reliable remedy.
We have found that il would dc
more than tbe MANUFACTURERS claim
for it. 1t is especially good fo'
Group andlwle6ping cough,
1v.JANEs A. LEWIS,
Pastor Mlaca, Mimi, NJ. E.
Church.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
sold 10y All Druggist.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-24

WANTED:-By Chicago wholesale
and mail order house. assistants mana
ger (man or woman for tlls country
and adjoining territory. salarv SIC
and expenses Ihid weekly; expense
money advanF led. York pleasant
position permah bent, mo investment
or experience Ireqy red. Spare time
valuable. Wrf fe 1t once for full
particulars aqh hclose self-addres'
envelope. ADJ kss.
GENER MANAGER.
134 E. Lake St., Chicagf
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-24
When 6iaking Of your Thanks
giving di9psf think Of Smiths
WHAT IS KEEPING YOU
from owningyour own home'
iberia Dni3ding Association.
DV(101y.

their public hearing in Galveston.
Nov. q: Leon Locke, of Lake
Charles; s. Locke Breaux, of New
Orleans; NJ. B. Trezevant, of New
Orleans; E. A. Pharr, of Morgan
City; Walter Y. Kemper, OF Frank
lin; d. l.. Mcpherson, OF Able
vile; Colonel Alba Haywood, ol
Jennings; Hon. K. F, Eroussard
Of New Iberia; Hon. j. 6. Med
lenka, of Crowley; Hon. A. J. Pujc
Of Lake Charles, and Senate
Donelson Caffery, of Franklin.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-24

Ant Tape on sale
Millard's News Depot.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-24
f.CitEK SEEDS.

......A@cr: 'ss.", Painter Erush
.AIys>uE' Sweet
.... NinaaH aus, Mixed
..... A.ier>, Victoria Mixed
..... Icst varieties mixed
..... .Ba.snm, Double Mixed
...... Cam"lia IloWor"d Mixed
..... .Cucut'a tTass"i F!nW"rl
.CuIcnduIa Pot MarigolD
.... Caiiior-i>, Best Mixed
..... cane! !tuEt. all c5iorS mixed
.... bury heii, mixed "olars
.farnaIinu, Marguerite Mixed
.Ceicsiu COO kS"omb)
..... ..Chrysanthem"", ".icolor
.... .CimrAia, Rcd ana White mixed
..... .CoIunbIne (AqulcgiD
.COrn Flower, Mixed
... Cosmos, Largest towering
Forget (Myosotis)
..... Eour O'tIOc;>s. Mixed
..... .GIIjn, Mixed col6rS
80. .Godetin (Satin Flowor)
..... .IaDtnnu, Fine mixed
...Love in II Mist tNigell2)
..... .Eur ms, Mixed ANIMALS
. -. NariEOid, Do4ble mixed
..... MiEnonette. Large Towering
..... Morning GLORY, Tali mixed
.... Imperial Japanese
.Nnsturtium, Tall mixed
...... Dwarf Mixed
NcmOphiIa, Mixed
.Pansy, Choicest mixed
.Petuniu, Finest mixed
..... .Pb!Ox DrunmOndi> AliXed
.PinlSs, China Iinka mixed
...... japanese pinkS Mixed
Poppy, Double mixed
.PeriuIaca, Single mixed
........ Iticinus (Casuor BcanS)
49,. Rocket, All colors mixed
..... ..SunAOwer, Cal. Mammoth
.... Sweet Pens. Pnr1 White
...... Eckford'S Finest Mixed
Sweet sultan, Mixed
Sweet William. mixed
i. ..... Virginia Stock, Mixed colors
49,. .WaIlfOwer. Sweet scented
.. .Tinnias. Double mixed
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23
TRACT TON COMPANY
WILL soon ORGANIZE
MINNEAPOLIS AND DUBUQUE TO
BE JOINED BY TROLLEY. "
Electric Cars Will Connect Twin Cities
with Thriving Towns Of Southern
Minnesota and Northeastern Iowa,
Drawing Trade Which Now Goes to
Chicago Towns on Line.

Organization of the Minneapolis,
Rochester, & Dubuque Traction com
pany, which will construct the new troll
ley line form Minneapolis to- Dubuque,
will be made at a meeting called for
2 pm. Thursday in the Columbia
Heights building. The company is
capitalized at 100000 under the laws
Of the District of Columbia. The list
of hackers Of the company contains the
names of prominent business men along
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23
VOTERS LEAGUE WILL.
CONTINUE CAMPAIGN
Chairman Of Executive Committee Sees
Grounds for encouragement in Pri-
mary Results: ~ - l%a


John Crosby: chairman Of the execu-
expresses himSelf as faefly well salts
fed with thsSSssresults Of: the primary
election Of laRt week. pThe league is
still il tie field aid plans to, conduct
an aggressive campaign against the men
it has picked as unworthy OF public
confidence. In an interview Mr.. Crosr;
by said: 49,. ~ e.
"The results of the primaries as to
aldermen and county commissioners
were encouraging to the Voters league,
altho the invasion Of the republican
primaries by the democrats worked the
defeat of some desirable men in both
parties. While there were some excel.
lent candidates defeated. there were
more of the other kind eliminated, in
Guiding all the undesirable candidates
for county commissioner. .~'e~-
In nearly every ward in the city,
and in both commissioner districts, the
voters will have the chance at the No
vember election to choose creditable
representatives.. The Voters league will
again make recommendations at that
time.
Give of thirteen candidates for al
derman recommended by the Voters
league were ominated-Merrill in the
fourth, Clark in the eighth, Wilson in
the tenth, Ortquist in the eleventh, and
McHale in the twelfth ward. The
nominations of Sheldon in the second
and Hill in the third wards are salts
factory.
"The nominations Of Rand in the
sixth ward and Mccoy in the. ninth
! were inevitab BILE: They are too strongly
primary fight.'' 80, ID.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23
PHILIPPINE HERO KILLS HIMSELF.

Cincinnati Ohio, Sept 21-Despondent over
the loss Of prestige and rank. Acting Drum
Major Thomas II. Doherty, Fourth United States
infantry committed suicide by Shooting himself
at Fort Thomas today. Doherty had rendered
distinguished service both IN the Cuban cam
paign and in the Philippines : 80 .'-E