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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-12
Deea+ur'e Second Trial.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. 12.-Theali,
of Washington, addressed the court
martial this morning in behalf of
Decatur. Judge Advocate Harrison
stated the case of the prosecution and
the case was then taken to the court.
If Decatur is dismissed his case Will
probably be appealed to congress.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-12

How much is the city council going
to pay Temple & Shorrock, the Seattle
accountants, who were employed by
the judiciary committee and who are
now exporting the books of the city
officials? That is a question that is
being asked daily by a large number
of taxpayers, who have to foot the bills
contracted by the men who were elect
ed to conduct the affairs of the city.
So far no one has been able to ascer-
tain the price agreed on by the eX-
perts and the judiciary committee,
notwithstanding the committee has re-
peatedIy been asked to furnish the
desired information. The Evening
Statesman, believing that the tax
payers were entitled to know just what
kind of an agreement mad been made
when the experts were employed,
made an effort today to ascertain what
A<ind of a contract was made and what
I'm was to be paid for the job,abut
Measurable to acquire the desired
information.
Will Not Give Up.
According to statements made by a
number of the members of the council
no one except the members of the
judiciary committee are in position
ba inf tinn and t0lS
committee will not give up.
When asked this morning by a rep
resentative of The Evening Statesman
what amount was being paid the ex-
perts, Councilman Cox, who is chair
man of the judiciary committee, said:
THE experts are working under
contract made with them by the judic-
iary committee All the members of
the council are fully acquainted with
the terms of the contract, but the
committee does not care at this time
TO make public the agreement
Councilmen in the Dark.
So far as the records of the council
show there has not, at any time since
the judiciary committee was empow-
cred to employ experts to check up the
books and accounts of the city officials
been a report made; neither has the
terms of the contract been made
known to the members of the council
Councilman Mexican stated today
that he knew nothing of the matter
as it was handled entirely by the
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-12
OIL MAGNATE'S ANSWER is FULL
OF BUBBLES AND EX.
CUSES.
Decision Of New York Court Will Not
Be FinaI-WiIl Go to
Highest.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Jan. 12.-When
the question, whether H. H. Rogers
should answer the questions pro-
pounded by Attorney General Hadley,
of Missouri, before Commissioner San
born, came up for argument in the
supreme court this morning the STAN
dard Oil company's attorney sought
delay. The court decided the case was
ready" Rogers answer divides the
questions into classes, embracing the
ownership by the witness Of stock in
the respondent companies, of stock in
companies other than the respondents
and by parties other than the witness
in stock of companies other than the
respondents. The operations of re-
spondents in other states tnan Mis-
souri, are involved The answer de-
operations of individuals and corpor-
ations other than the respondents.
Mention is made of the extreme pub
licity and the sensational taking OF
flashlight photographs which were re-
pugnant to Rogers. 1t finally stated
that Rogers would answer all ques-
tions the court deems proper, but
Rogers did not mean that this court
should have the final decision, as is
sues raised are entirely new and must
go to the highest courts in the land
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-12

Pacific Mail liner Siberia, bearing the
Chinese commissioners sent to study
industrial conditions in this country,
arrived at 1890 o'clock from the
orient via Honolulu. Professor J. w.
jerks, special representative of the
state department, together with navy
officials. is prepared to welcome the
commission upon their landing.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-12
Morales Will Resign.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. ia
state department dispatch from San
Domingo says that Morales has re-
signed and has announced MS lhleh-
ton of going to San Juan Or Porto
Rico. This action will probably end
the troubles in San Domingo.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-12
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
STUDENTS WERE KILLED
OR INJURED.
Resulted From the Throwing Of Two
Bombs at Soldiers From
Seminary Window.

TIFTLIF. Jan. 12.-Nearly $50 per-
sons We're killed or injured as a result
of an attack by Cossacks upon the
Armenian seminary here following the
throwing of two bombs from the in
stitution at a passing patrol. Four
killed by the bombs. The building
was shelled and 80 students were
burned to death. Three hundred were
hurt by the fire of bullets.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-12
Frisco Safe Blown Open.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. IA safe
in the Building Trades Council build
ing, 927 Mission street, was blown
open between IL p. m. and Z a. m. and
about $40 taken. The safe was
blown to atoms There is no clue.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-12
ALL POWERFUL JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
GREAT FIRE THREATENS TO DESTROY PANAMA
THE WATER PRESSURE IS FOUND INADEQUATE

Anna square, in the heart of the city,
is menaced Mobs are creating ex-
element and the people are greatly
incensed against the Americans. The
police are hardly able to maintain
order.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-12

due to the carelessness of Americans
in fumigating. 1t is spreading rapidly
toward the heart of the city. The
water pressure is poor on account of
block has already burned out. Santa
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-12

PANAMA, Jan PA great fire is
raging and the whole city is threat
ened. Firemen are finding the greatest
difficulty in contending with the
flames. The fire originated in the
Chinese shops and it is alleged was
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-12

NORFOLK, Va, Jan. 12.-The first
mail from the dock Dewey arrived to-
day. 1t was posted at Bermuda when
the cOnsOrt put in. Captain Wood,
commander of the Dewey, says that in
one bad storm the dock Jared better
than any ship in the fleet.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-12
The Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Jan. 12-Wheat, 88h
@S8Ac; corn, 45b @45asc; oats, 321s
@32Xc.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-12

Chinese Commissioners Strike.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1.-THE
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DATES FIXED FOR
Bic YACHT RACES
and Kings Cup Events
Sailed OFF Newport on
Aug. 7 and g.

oliver z Cromwell. Chairman OF the
Regatta Committee OF the New YORK
Yacht Club. states that the yachting
season Nil be formally opened on
Thursday, June =. wAen tne thirty
footels VIII al be in commission and
ready TO compete for the Model Com
nItlee prize Gil station No. ~ 1T Clan
CuNe, j. l.. A. second race of these
boats Tor the House COMMITTEES Cup
viii DO sailed owe. the same course on
-lJuudy Juue -.
Two ot1er regattas are announced !or
June tie sprins cups Delns competed
Tor Dy an tarpl!ci y4clts on Thursday,
JUNE =. ~ Glen Cove. One week later
Zoe aity-ulutn nnla! regatta. also for
All enrolled yachts, wAI De held a.
iloH Cove Ia this latter event X Is
probable that the new schooaers q
S4JJps owned uy club members vii
Ne ready 10 -acc. IAe Tdccs Tor the
Glen Owe cups. ~ Wnlch al yachts
owned oy club members and their sons
are eligible. w!!l DO sailed Saturday
july =.
Me annual cruise OF the club has now
been definitely set 10 star IRON Glen
cove Frli3y, Aug. 3. the yachts gath
c.ius nj the rcniszvous at Glen Cove
anchorage the previous day. Runs have
been arranged as follows; Aug ., 10
Morris COse, Aug. !, 10 Now London,
Aug. b, TO Newport Aug' :, races iog
the Astor cups on aus ;,
Cor the Kings cup. Aug ? sqlt1fon
run. Newport 10 Vineyard Haven, Aug
II. 10 Newport, where the yachts dis
The fall regatta for the Autumn cups
viii be sailed at Glen Cove THURSDAY.
sept. .. and Will De open TO all enrolled
Interest shown In yachting this sea-
SON indicates that the regittas viii
draw the largest entry lists ever known
Ia the history OF the club. while mem
hers regard the squadron runs "a an
nnnorlunlty for speed trials, FOR va-ca
many valuable prizes are offered. the
cuo races off Newport on Tuesday and
wednesday. AEg. , and :. bringing to-
gether an immense squadron.
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"NOSEY" AND "AIR PLANT"
HAVE BANK ROLL NOW

1r,fhIrr WIfh1If ~ -o1D . I'M
iha ~ .s,I'r IN, h. tfdei ,ba ~
x,l,f,, Wot1, us, as LII ,,. -,
their coin f1r 't6s eSeI,nn o.
rfiee nrovidine tfov ~. y 60
1rainst ra,b 0t,.r 4 IA IN no,ag9o 80
IL fhat cIags al epe,d M H. se1,c ali
yer kro,v ~ trlfaft.. ff,at''e ~
where the management set ,le.r r4ke.
of. and that's no turf-s'ds drstm -"
fanny thing hrtte3 d, 49,.
maker Citrt I'll -tak,s b9nA-
education to make ,elicrs Ms
this sf,ry str'U-It k- -
Casey ana No. N,fltp ~ IN
got in nom the coast. Where ne eis
ON vi dme - 4 100
stops an ~ a sudden casey lie il.re.
hUmself ON ito G5nr of liz is,r a
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ATHLETIC STARS
FOR THIS CARNIVAL
Fine Bill for the Great Decora-
ton Day Games at Celtic
Park.

A summer carnival OF athletics Is
planned for Decoration Day by the
!rSn-American Athletic CLUB IN their
grounds ~ Celtic PARK. The games
his sal vii be unusually attractive
OSlus TO TIE fact thal almost every
athlete on the American team IN the
p4yruplan games At Athens w!l appear
As a competitor.
some o. The popular iavor!tes who
nave NOS agufcd much outdoors FOR a
4aiAsth VIII play Mia tile hammer.
anu "Johnuy Joyce and b.. Frank
@Ll iSure N The threr-ulle rAs- Mar
tin s.'e!l4an Viii oe stea ~ tAe Discus
eNeAs' "a "ADA Ac a4s Just made q
at~ wJFIls record ~ Athens
bs4o "Atchra VIII ue iat IIrst prizes
~ tacn event Gold and silve. medals
ond aud third places,
Iherc Nil be u ii3-yard midget re-
lay race. open to the public schools
Athletic League. Ih!s event always
sNcites the interest u enthusiasm OF
tle crowd p~urtcularly tas women.
Other events are tho 10 and DO yard
HAuo4cdrs, f4u YARD HoViSe. Uh-yiFa
handicap. thtpe-QuQrter-lulle haudlcap.
le-pouud shot. twu-iuiie relay. RE
run. ten-ulle motor cycle pursuit race,
The entries are now being received
by John j MctluEn. No - last Ely
ueth street. John j poIau,. No l3 East
SlNteth street. Dleges * CIust. No. 3
John street and Or. Luther Haisey Gu
lek. No geo Park avenue.
street ferry TO Celtic Park has been
greatly improved this sei.on ana vls-
.tor7 VIII have no difficulty in reach
ing II.
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GRAVESEND GALLOPS.

1874" - AAt ~H'NAAAk WV
GRAvEsEND TRACK. May ls-
Training conditions were much i'm
proved this morning and the workouts
were more spirited than for several
days. The best workouts follow:
DAINrY-one mile aad a quarter in
2.17 as. breez!ns on tho BIZ.
CONFEDERATION mile In 1.4s as.
gallop!ng. Has a lot OF speed and Il
III.
MERRY LARK-one mile and a
quarter In 200 as. handily. a clever
worker. WIN run well in the Brooklyn.
uERMITAGE-Oue mile In Lii,
handily. roius wen aad las speed.
PROPER-Ftve furlonSs in Los.
breezinE. Should run well II time
DoTUs-sir furiongs IN ! p Is breez-
JENNIE MCABE-One mile a-d q
furlong in 10 80, handily. Wicked
RED i FRIARnnone milo and a furlons
In l5e 4-5, hlndily. Does not a c
CoMMUNIPAw-Four furiongs IN
05o2-5. hand.ly. Should run well next
BOWLING BRIDGE-seven mrlonss
in l.33. handily. Has very little class.
BELMERE-Four f~ur1ongs in OK -,
KILTEREFoar fuflo-gs in 90 20.
handily. VIII win very 500
ALFNCO-Fiv furlongs In 1T2 10
handily Doing extra well and Is ut
BLACK PRINCE-SiN furlongs IN
10 81. handlly. Has n lot Of speed.
BOHEMIA-Four %furlongs In 0b2 80.
breezlng In good form and has "A nice
turn Of speed.
ROsEBEN-Four ~furlonEs IN 90 rs.
handny. As good rs ever and speedy.
INoUTSiTOR-One mile in i.f9. breez-
ing. Doing well and is very fit.
BrLL'S-ENE-Onc mile In li?. gall
io1ing. is ready 10 race.
ORMONpALE One milo IN 1S -.
c%n.lloping 4 clever tnree-year-old.
DTENNh-Four furlongs in go -.
oil out.
Will. WIN.-F'our furlonEs in 05l rs.
haudlly Doing quite well.
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sHEEPsHEAD BAY TRACK, y. Y.
Nav l6.-More ideal conditions for
training could scarcely be imagined
than those which prevailed at the
Coney Island Jockey Club course dur
ing the early morning hours. The
track was in perfect shape and some
fast trials were noted. The feature OF
the morning exercise was hat OF the
waldeck Stables Brooklyn Handicap
candidate. The Picket. who. with n
small boy In the saddle was sent tho
handicap route. His time follows.
Eighth in OH. quarter In o2i. three
furlongs In oSs. half in 90 SO, five
~furlongs IN 100 is. six f~urlongs in
Lib AS. eeven-e!ghths in rs As. n
mile I'm 10 Id, one mile and an eighth
IN l53 rs. and mile and q quarter
in s.os.
The horse was being eased up after
stepping the first mile. his trainer
signalling to the boy TO do so. and the
racer was practically pulling up at the
finish. pricking his ears The trial
was n most impressive one. and left
no doubt in the minds OF those who
witnessed It that this is the one all
VIII have to beat In the classic event.
The best workouts follow;
TIPTOE-Six furlongs IN III. gallop-
fng. Good as ever.
LADY AAfELIA-Six urlongs In LIS.
breezing. is on the easy side.
HAMBURG BELLE-one mile IN
La SO. easily. Gould have flew this
morning.
FAR WEST-One and one-elghth miles
in LIS Is. handilly. Will do In cheap
company.
BARBERRY BELLA half mile in
of91 = handily. \ good Ally.
king HENRY-s!x furlongs in 1i6,
all out. Has gone back.
CREsSINA-Five furlongs In los.
brcez ng. All she needs.
TOBTS MOOK-SiN furlongs IN LII.
driving. Has gonc back.
GOLDEN NEST-A half-mlle in
0.50 e-5. handily. Sicc flly.
GOLDEN SHORE-Four ~furlongs in
0.se -. hHndily. Did not run her race
the last time.
COMPUTER- Five fur!ongs in I02 -
out. acted O
BLANDY- Mile and n quarter IN 2I3,
Getting better at each work.
CAIRNG0EM-Mile and A quarter in
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GOLF SCHEDULE READY.

Tie Hudson River Golf Association
has arranged .s indiyialal champion
salp az Tile ST. Andrews Golf club.
July , d and q under the auspices Of
iaa 2AeshlN cox CLUB. The Champion
ship team schedule ua.c up OF six
clubs. ~nl be opened Ga jun : The
schedule is.
June Oss.nirg OF Yonkc-s. Kings
20. az Pous aAe-.sie Newburs as Ny
acs
June lG-fonkcrs at Nyack. Osslnlng
nj Kingston. Poaghkcepsle al NewS1frr
June ap-rlugstQu 81 Youkers. New
burg az OaslnIag, ~Pousnkeepsie az Ny
Sept. 22-Yonkcrs at Po1ghkeepsle.
Kingston at Newburg, Nyack at Ossln-
ing.
oct. G-Yonkers at Newburf Nyaok a,
Kingston, ~PoughkeepS.e at oss!ning.
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BIG FIGHT ON TONIGHT.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

Another great Australian pusllist VIII
make his debut in a battle IN ms coun-
try Tonight, He Is "Hock" Kcves fhc
lightweight champion OF the antlpodes.
who w4.l meet Andy McGa-y. the
sturdy lightweight OF the Bronx. in 4
t@enty-round bout at la3 pounds. weigh
10 1t 3 =. VI at Tom OEourke's Tux
edo a. c., NJ EssingtOn, Pa. II keyes S
certainty must De a wonder keycs viii
surely have fo Doe good 70 heat NJ
Garry. Is thcl latter a. one OF the gamcst
mi most willing pugllsts boxing A.
the rr..nMt haN.
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BY T. o. PIPER.

"Now they're all talking about the
Brooklyn handicap" declared the Regu-
lar NJ the track to-day. when only the
other day the people were going nutty
ovor tie METROPOLITAN"
Welt, big turf events are always IN
teresiiag. and what's interesting Keeps
tile public a-taik.ng.' sad the fro-
grazme BOY. phlosophically.
''Yes. It's a case OF the feast and the
famine. That's been my experience.
said lie Regular. ITS all excitement
to-day a morgue. the next day with
the usual wake thrown in. Then the
corpse is resurrected and the people be-
GIN 10 get delirious once more. II there
weren't big stake events 70 keep The
people Hooking To the race tracks and
the newspapers a husllug 70 tell the
news the game would get SO chilly that
a fur coat would be necessary in July "
wei. the race-tracls management
could not AFFORD to have a Suburban or
a Fiturity blown into the programme
each day" ventlrcd tie Programme
Boy
They could afford It al right" de-
clared the Regular. but the stc khoilers
would begin 10 kick over the scarcity
OF dividends IL they bad. There Is moth
ing 80 mu-h AS small dividends to In
nuencc a track management 10 shave a
stake or cut it out entirely. The poor
stockholders have got TO I've, TO be
sure"
Il know, but o fellc- would naturally
tank that stockholders would be VIII
ing Ia take the smallest sort Of a share
for theirs, providins racing was doing
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LIVELY INTEREST
IN BILLIARD GAMES
Two Big Contests Here in Oc-
tober Assured and Others
May Follow.


Tile return TO ta-s city OF the MI
aafilsts raste-d ia tlr recent ~
b,uI,. ,,ffrgameu, 1n Chicas. mas
revived interest IN tle two match COM
tests arranged some tlm, aeo 10 o.
s.t, VI o.., e
"tiu III ~" ioth j" '1''",l' sum
weeks ago Gcorge SlosSon consented
20 erl,vy eA,r-. sgt,,, >, Uirp,,row
"
ana rene" ms cia44enge Tor the -.
Championship trophy at a date WhlcA
o,,,,t9 ,cr,,i, size c,,t.s. c..d-
>" 80" " ~
used ln osto'er, tie other players in
the Madison Sgua.e Garden tourna-
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CHARLEY R|TTE Wins
FROM GUY ASHLEY

There was a slashing six-round bout
fought in tbs city lass night. The
ulgilists who figured I'm q were
charley Hltte, the Albany weller
weight. and Guy Ashley. the hard
hitting featcr Of Fan River. Mass
They met In the nual bou al the sag
II the Mobile \. { and bauled so.
hard that Tie spectators got up on
,hclr feet aud loudly apllauded both
mon for ,helr great hsa inE little
iad q shade the best OF the milling.
lAu,inE Che c~lcanest "a most enee-
tive blows.
IN tie first round Hitte slammed
away at his opponents face and BODY,
and Asuley ain back VITA terrific
wlllops to the neck and kidneys. ASH
ley showed clever booking tactics ~
th!s gojll. and when they retired 70
tier corners both fighters were .oud4y
ne second round was slightly ia
favor OF liitte. whose heavy body
I punches began 10 VICAR tAe Fall RIVER
man down. Toward the end OF the
roand Ashley got his secpud wind, at,i
no was nsnlug hard When the bell
rang The tn!rl and iolr'h rounds
X iae nnlIg OF the 9Th round
| it!ttc laudrI a tcgtlle ailtau a4 Aa.-
/ lcy $ jew. which staggered ne late.
I and fugetl Alu To sL4i tI recover utu
/ self. Several fierce exchanges occurred
Hlttc doing the better work ia TIC
mixes.
The minute interval worked wonder,
on both lighters. and they shook hand
started. Htte Immediately wadcd into
his opponent n tired 70 put over a
Knockout. but Ashley was strong IN,
49, Ill 80 loo IANH Hat. HHnHl
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FITZGERALD KNOCKS
OUT MUL-HALL

fs1o-iol 20 TIE Evening worli1
PHILADELPHIA May i6-Ca7rlcy
hulhnll was ouic!assci by Wai.e Fita-
gerald AT the twentieth Century a. C..
last might. and the battle ended IN
t~wcaty-three seconds vita the kn%ocSou,
OF Mullall
Not more than hal: a dozen blows
were struck before Mulhall wont TO
the floor. Tommy Herman. OF san
Francisco, did the trick Tor Jimmy
Robinson. Of this city. In two rounds
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FAST TRIAL FOR THE PICKET
OVER BROOKLYN ROUTE.
Looks as if Winner of Mondays Handicap Will
Track Brings Out Horses for Gallops.

IA. ~galloplng. Is In tho pink OF con
dltion.
WOOLWICH-Half-mile IN 0.4S IL.
driving Had on 5llnkers.
BRIDGEMAN-Four furlonSs, In OBS,
breezing Improving.
.GLENGATE and MISS HOBHOUSE-
Schooled two turns OF tho ne.d- Both
fenced admirably.
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cnn.u 70 Box pouaherty.

KID Coney, the clever Brooklyn Hsht-
He,gAt. and Jack Dougherty; OF oregon,
have been matched TO clash iot 'h.ee
@t;emsen Athletic club, Pearl and VII
ionghby streets. Brooklyn. on Monday
night. May q.
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zeal spor.Ina Men 70 Sec sa.tIe

McGarry. With MS manager. Pniiv Welsh
len for the scene o, ;he battle tnis ulorn
Ing He Is 81 fine shape Andy is con-
nieut Of winning He saws he wlt carry
t1e i8ht D. the Australian lust ~ he did .
Adam 10 an 8 larg@ crowd VIZ apurt-lE men
VIII cave town ~ witness the battle The,
leave the Cantril Railroad " New Jersey
at J.4j thif evening
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SYS0NBY DECLARED
OUT SF SUBURBAN

T. II. Smith. Secretary OF the Coney
Island Jockey Club. announced to-day
JhUs SvFnaby has been declared out OF
run June y.
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BELMONT ENTRIES.

BELMONT PARK RACE TRACK.
y y. May ~ Tac entries for to-mor-
races are Gs follows
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Baseball To-day. & P.M.y merlcan Leanle
faFk y. J. Americans ys, St Louis, '.s
The evening world., 1906-05-16
SPORTING.
OLD DIR. GIkINDLE,

THE oldest 81 EilALlaV IN
DISEASES or Men.
Under DR.. Grlutiie'a trcA;n uut all diseases
nneulL4f 10 me!l aEe cared t.leN.y, thoroughly,
ral On MODERATE iGRNS. % you slsfdf
it.m blood loisonie hert1'tary or con-
cSn,ulninta. skin diseasr, rd sps.s, ulcers,
sore throat and mouth, painful h~cllinga,
,tsss resulting from EXCESS indlscretlon or
ovcrSork7 r. m.tters not OF how long stand
H. 10 not be DISCOURAGED because YOU have
cinRult a othes physicians without benefit. 4
m curable at an, Or. Griudlc cures cases OF
,hts character Nhnre others have failed. Or
dinary private contracted diseases and drains
guy 'GrIndie has been lNcard az No. III
wr,sT I ST. between M and Tth ayes.
OVER IS YEARS.
Consultation free. VERY LOW NHARGES
Hours. 0 to 0 Sundays. 0 70 J.
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I'M. Rway & Rose coghian. the Sleep.
kpl1h itth st. Ing Mirlcle ~ Strength.
NUltll y -, 20 .uiv' hatsi othc-s - 9 "
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EEDl EM Ev.s.l5, Mat Tomorrow. sat. Pop.
IRhkLu WIN. ]. Kelley Sioc& Co. Prices.
tsStMLey.i can't. IInla ~ tho Ha-sn MNrlnes.
The evening world., 1906-05-16

HUkTlG & SEAM0N'Sl9ia55'&& s. IS a se!. S Ssi
Max Wits Six Sophom1res. Brown. Harris
q kT0Nn. AIner.cun ! MAN ward OlMoIs-
The evening world., 1906-10-27
ROBBERS HURL.
BOMBS IN RAID;
GET S193,0O0
Injure Many in
St. Petersburg Street
Throng.

sr. PETERSBURG. ot. ia daS-
Ing robbery waa comrritted at about
noon to-day In t.Ie centre OF this city
by w,iioh number OF h!shway1nen got
away with Slss,opo from a wagon which
was conveying the cash from the Gus
toms Department TO tho State Treas
ury.
Two bombs wcrc thrown IN quick sue.
cess,on at the vehicle as II was pass
Ing = corner near the Ekatsrtnsk canal.
close to a, branch O: rrs treasury, afteF
whioh rush was made at tho wagon
w rumper OF armed men, who, at'e'1
exchanging a hot hre wsth the. gen
da4rnes cSoorting It, managed to secure
tho booty and fed across small foot
brtdge over the Ekatetrslr cnnai. ieav.
ing fve OF their number In the hands
OF the police
Many byssanders sustained slight IN.
jtirIes as a result OF the explosion.