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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
IB|G|R'G|CEP'T|0N
B.YR 0 4 Z
10 Have Big Jubilee O g, YET, l''E'-i
& ceIptsofSNcw Eqtfirtnei1tsf from
II. War Department.
OFFICIALS , Be !, PRESENT I: ( Z \.
Senator'S Datiisl and ali &. Martin and
General. Ctozier Have sAc-5
tioils, Il

The Richmond ii owitxers are preparing.
for gala time o. II tomorrow night
when they Will celebra 70 the occa sion Of
having received the new equ ipment from
the United States War Department The
y TIowitzcrs Will turl, If out in 81 full
complement 81 y a II Il will B all OF as6 the
living members ~ the fIoRitzers'
8Associntion| all \. Of whom saw!5 ser-
vice during the civil WI zen II the
s Iio witzers command made a lastin ma me
( and reputation for ] tsclf. General Crozier,
chief OF ordnance department. Is among
the Invited guests and hAs signitled ms
Sacce ptAnce 4 Senators Martin and Daniel
are also expected. II Us are several reg "
I lar army officers, and all Sof the pr oIni-
! flent State and city officials have also
been invited. 81 s "a III ss
588 Mayor al cCarthys and Governor swan
Son have accepted and will be pre- sen 70
help In tile congratulntingi OF the II owit-
zers on the successful result 81 95S their
campaign for a new nrrnam ent.
si35 eastS Willie Spread.
~ K There !. Will be no set programme. BIT Z !
farrnory and Will be afforded an oppor--
stunity TO see the guns which are the goc-
casion OF a the celebration Afterwar 81
Where la st tfey viii DO INDUCED with d feast
81 wit ana d flow Of soul after the nos
5pjtable Virginia mann er. az T here VIII be
ilo set speeches. but every dis Ting ulshed
person present vi II be as ked 70 . ieW
fremarks suitable to the occnso ~, Wnlcn,
itSis b,neant, shall go down N 3hlsLDry ~
an event worthy to DO remeE1per ~ . UNI ~ =.
q st
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
..R:G|R[SSS ELOP[S
With v I ]
Miss Scher1nerhor n and Mr. Ran
B dolph Now 4 curing in Auto q
!. WIZ On II oneyrno Oh.

Special to The TimesSDispatch.)

n MAGNOLIA, MASS, July 4 Through
Ii fforrnal announcements yes terda VI It be-
scame known that two weeks ago. Hiss
Vera Schuyler Schermerhorn. lieiress to
I the millions of her widowed mother Mrs.
George ~ /. Scherme horn, OF New ork. y be-
came the bride OF Ro bert John Randolph,
ono OF the 4 Randolphs Of Virginia: The
couple are now touring In the Berkshires
on thelr honeymoon. N IA 3is3555
IA The elopment was In an Il au tomobile,
and only the young woman s maid was
taken into the secret Not O word wa
whispered to member Of the Magnolia
set, In which both Miss Schermerho and
young Randolph long have been popular
Ostensibly the couple .s to rtel
sout for a short mo tor ca Il Jaun t,.Wit IL tho
maid along, for an al ring. But tn g grollt to
lay direct to \ the reside nce OF, til a. Rev.
DR.. EYart Van slycke, in this pla &c, and
In his study the marriage was performed
The maid and Mr. an Slycke We're the
only witnesses. II ssst M ilt
The Schermerhorn family 81 has been
closely associated with the growth Of
New York, while the Randolph family
has a place in the history OF the ma ton
John Randolph OF Virginia, . the u reill
founder OF. tho house, being one of he
signers OF the Declaration Of lndepel.,l-
&ence. and having been offered a .non'i y
nation for. the Presid eney against YVash-
sington. The schermerhorns belong to ftlre
old Strengthened, blue-blooded Dutch
society OF New York. "a Z ,ss 4 Il & s.
8a The family traces is Il d escent z clear
from a Dutoh,sett tier. q George Y schernlcG-
horn was closely connected with < the
amazing growth 70 g New York In the last
half century.shnd5 IT was chiefly by llls
real estate holdings that he bull 5lpl NE
tremendous fortune which Will q escen'a 9
to Mrs. Randolph. tFf' n skk %,
Miss sehermerhorn and young Ran dolph
were engaged. The engage nnent ann ounce
ment Twas made only four weeks as2
The wedding was ARRANGED for Oc toher
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
|| 4: AND
WESTERN
Gross Earning and N S,,'rrpl 4 ,o :s
tile Road Show r ernark ble 81
ncreas Ss ], s.y
Il INCREASE 3sED ] Y D 4! d
Gross Earning q, the Al on
u r each Nearl1y I, ,lv,enty five ~
II Million Last Y ear. VA
hat he Al railway

hat tie N orfo liz and wv tern ailHay
colnlipany,s d earning power during the pasts.S
fiscal ~ ear has grown Ia I'd lynensio ns Sol
no s,hal lume 3is demo trated by the
report or the mon til b & ay, Just y isss
sued. IA he returns for the nscal n period
mp to May 31sst leave III tile dou
current years earnings exceeding aTlY..8a
thing yer kno Wn In the hist ryS Of thu
sconlpa ny \. aEa Oh month since \
the close OF the last fs zeal year has res
corded earnings su BIS tan tlal " larger than 4
In the previous year T he gross earningis
tori theg mon thT of NJ ii are q the
latest reported gained 1894 ,2o4 over
Is per- cent. and the sur LUIS ter liked 4
charges Increased $115. $50, or over q PEI
cen Il, as compared wi the me month 4
IN the 4 previous yea For T the eleven
mouths the gross expande ed 81, 0S9, 306. Of II
nna rly 10 pc Il cent, while the surplus In
Scronsetl 81 5a,, 812, orr a. little over 80 pei
scnlt.ss.Thic gain Hi surplus is equal Ito y
22,33 PER cent. on the entire authorized
issue OF common stock OF the company
IL q he gross earnings Of the Chesa peaks3 (
and Chic Raj WaY nipa NY Tor 1905 Were 4
$40, 112i 900 \: the Increase for the year list
ended (June estimated) was q, Sc, 900
crease, Is. per- cent; total Gross for the
Year 1905, s24, 600 900. The re- to- Of ex..s
$penses to gross earnings for clever mon this
was COG per cent. With the same ratio d
for the full yeart the ne t Will be 50. 700.
Increase 80 per cent; to this 8 hould be 4
added 'other income n 800 000. ma ina /
total gross income 50, 500, o0O. y DeductinaS
fixed charges. rentals leases and In ter--8@
est on equipment trusts. 8, OK, 900 lehYesS
o balance Of net income OF 81. 800, 000 ap.834
lplicable tor dividends. equivalent to 7,6a \
Per cent. a dividend Q rs per cent. set \
aside ana payable semi annually would i
acni' for, FAY $1,000, 900. eaylng a balance,
OF s., oon,roo for in1pr o vemen and add
ltiohs To proper ty gis ,sSt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
CHAMBER TTACKE BY BOARS
a ND RESCUED AFTER EIGHT
Saved from Serious and Probably Fatal Injuries Timely
Arrival of Workmen and Baseball s8
M $50
Manager.

.a5S big boar ESIw1 tn long tpaks. III turned on
him 18th the a q: Ion
boar. but the 4 noise arohsed the other
Eboars which Joined the herd leader, and
Mrs Chanleraf found himself aced by q row
him and SattemPte TO sqNty him wi th their
sharp tuskss The tumult e ttracted the at:
itentlonG% of MI Daley. who ortuhately
Fsass ts
Ia ,p teh fdrksi and hllrried 20 8 the scene.
Farm hands from the egfments Of men
employed lat Rokeby 1 locked from all di-
3rections and the boars were dubbed int
;submissi sion g fter an exciting ba tile.
Mr., Chanlsr As 10 great nd sona Of i ohn
asl91 hnd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
mrs BURR' ROCHE.
IVE.0|s A0RSE|V|AN'
l-KnoWn Socisty oman Of
/ New York 2 ecomes 3 Bride 81
ss'.2 Aurel Batonyii.
70 \ The Time Dispatch.)

special y 70 Y me SI1rneS~aolspatch.) s5i$
s NEWPORT,s,,R.8 y July RS. Burke
Roche. New ork L and Newport So
icietys woman, daughter Of Frank Work,
Sof eW. 4, ork, has become the BRIDE Of
5Aurel Batonyi3 .forseman ana B. society
whip. at present q resident Of Middle.
town, r.. ]. ,gF 5S
The announcementfo of the Fmarriage was
not so mucl, a surprise to society as the
secrecy with which II was involved. The
ceremony, which was OF la OWL Ina ture,:
was performed In New York some time
ago, y Mr.. and Mrs, Baton 81 coming Inn
to Newport. 4 Mr. Batonyi re-
turned to u his farm, while. hlHt wife took
apa rtme nts at q Fashionable boarding
hou Sc ,t;Ss. { t5 q VI vi
sss Pair Sail for = urope, 4
u Mr., Batonyl and his bride were In Few
port ri iday. and are now on t Sslr way to
Europe. having sailed from New York to-
day. After visiting Mr.. Ia tonyi'sg estate;
In Europe they will. return to Newport
for the late fall season. XII t VA ,,9s "
Ut has been known for some time that
Mr., Batonyi has been pay Ing M IRIS. d urke-
irage was looked for ms soon as 4 Miss
Gynthia Roche was married. That event
took place recently In New X orl, &
81 Ia tonyl met Mrs. Burke Roche lin the
horse show ring. He drove her entries
and Won many hhbons for her. H He also
developed Y q tlne! stable Of show horses!
and Kennels for her., She showed her
horses freq uentlytln Philadelph!a and At
lantlo City, New York and % Newport,
Where she always spent the summer she
was considered one of the most beauti-
lful women In society, H n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
BREAKS INTO CAR, 5$
Young White Boy Commits Rob

w. u. Farmer, a white boy, seventeen
noon by Sergeant 3 IT. sowsll and On .f5
Of breaking Into q freight oar IN the chesa-
peaka and OHIO train yards and stealing
four pairs DC shoes and q cake OF cheese,
The Young offender was taken to- the
second Police station. where he was lock-
ed tslip. Has mother soon heard Of he
trouble and came to talk to him, appear
him some s,,pper. and begged that s.sser
boy mig be ~ ken out OF the hot csll
to enjoy Ills meal y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
Miss Phillips Heiress,

81 Miss Cammie Phillips.s OF No. s South
ggrst Street. was notified yesterday 6 by
Captain Tomllnson that her grandfather
had died In North Caroline and thai
she and her sister We're his heirs, 4 heir
Miss Phillips has recently come To the
city ana Captain Tomlinson succeeded In
locating her through her participatlo1 in
The Times-p Dispatch outing scontss VI, = ~
tory but does hold IA ereditahle place
among The Times Dispatches roll OF vote
caters and the outing tour man n fur.
5Iiiahed the detective captain WI u n 1h tleg
inddress g IA seq itf8,ssil ..L-..ts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
HHenrl1r,v,a Bourne,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
wYTHEYIIhLE, y July !; 15,-IIen nsy
@. Bourne d!ea at his residence. 'hfee
O'clock. MI, Bourne was q native Of
Mount Sterling, ISy., served IN the Cen Con
federpte army and was g member OF VIII
liam Terry Camp Mt this place. Is! b.
Of this county, a sister Of Hon., s. 81 Sim
norman, Ha tleayes surviving him his
widow AMI nine chlldren. sons and
three daugsl ters,. no. funeral VIII be
sevenirg, ~ s.t III Rit.i n. ss ifHdss3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
THREE LIED I'm CRASH &
y q; At GRADE CR0SSlh'G.:,
I. B[:;yAaso:.clated !. Io'ress:

.F5, (3y1 Associated .I rtss: 5-.G AN
5 NEW & DIRK, Jul IT rec 81 persons
were killed today In \. grade c r
accident on the Long Island Ha1tro ~ Z,
Mammal tan Beach line. Eas. :,
years old, hotel keeper Of E3roo ~,
- mel aeaI,le RI his Old som
and Annie Aieanley, his 9-yearsold da att 8
ter ter. NJ. Meanley and his children. az z,
comp al by MAJ Ruben. y years t s, olu.
were driving when struck by 81 q 4; = ' ia'i-
hat Il Beach express. 5E az .3f4Efs II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
RI i$INCREASERDEMANDED). 53s
Plumbers and Steam Filters Will ~ u
& Probably Strike in Norfolk.

\ n Especial to The Times Dlspat ch. 80
Ss NORFOLK, " A., Jul u. The plumb 4.
ers and steam filters. OF Inc ne q IN. ~
demand for an Increase OF one dollar {, !, 9
day II, wages lis gran ted =,
ssiver, B tho employers until 9 o'clock J, ,o g
morrow morning 70 reply thslI All
ars a day for*eight hours work o ,it
ant eir employers was not served unt ~
late yesterday the en 1ppiii a.
sonc! % 81 thc masters In the city nov
nnlnY mon me
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
/ Gun Cotton Conc emned,
!. N 3 N 80, AaannIntn Nal Press. y.

a (Tay7 Assoclnted F'Tess.J 75--87I1.15
NJ NEWPORT, n. Il, July l4,---Th he supply
Of gun cotton stored IN navR! maga e q
and on war ships along the Atlantic y.
Coast, is said ITO have shown sacn eyl,
MEX ~ EXPERTS thlRatt ,arders haze been issued
ior its return 10 the torpedo lions, and ~
the Issuance OF al new supply. All Of the 70
condemned gun cotton has been mani
llactured within three years, Nj " 4, MI 81 x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
{special Is The Times-D :tch.) 3

Special to The Times-D tspat cho
WORCESTERSHIRE July Is. F.orn,er5A ~
,sembly lyman Robert ". chanIer Of Red q.
Hook. found himself In peril Fong his: own
estate Friday unde r $unexp ted circunl,;
stances. IIe was saved from sc rious and
battle,St through the t timely aid OF ]. Lewis
Daley, mana ger of his ba seball team. ana
laof rkmens III ON Rokeby,S he
81 Mr.. Chanle & Is q IS bck = clerSand sowns
among others an ina Isl a a umber OF ia n
bred Will te Chester boars.S n On his return
Chanler$ College team had been practiclng.3
Mr. Chanler found !. severnl Is hogs. had ses5a
capped with their litters into the largs
he drove them back. " len one OF hem
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
ElIAL IAN CRUISER Is . \
STUCK ON MUDBAN|kI'<5
nv lAs,s,,oovcc Gil ted Press.) n

3t "a (Tsy3 Associa ted Press.)
3r,1Nf;sTON. JAMAICA, July 1.-THE tn,
5rtalian # cruiser Umbria, which went ny
5srround on a mudbank here July u. re =
mains II fast. Her guns and the coal N
nor bunkcrs have been removed IN order sltsr
lighter, the vessel, and hopes Of SAVING
her are entertained. Weather con dltiohs.
The UmbrIa is a tlilrd-class cruiser, o.
o45 tons. She was built at Leg m y IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
WAS BADLY BEATEN,
Hurt in Baseball Gam Alleged
Insulter. Thrown Over Bannisters

/. William p, Robinson, a white man, got
n 81 drunken ~ rev near lao4 Taylor
others. The city Rmbulanoe Vas Vas se ealied
and DIR, Hudglns took nine stitches in a
cut over the left eye,
Alfred Fugua, ~ plaX; y Sunday baseball
terday afternoon and had his shoulder
knocked out OF place. He was holding
down first base when q runner collided
into him and caused the damage. 5 Dr.
H!dgins took him 10 the hospltal for
treatment. IN Il sS "A u
i2The a ambulance was called Ia the First
Police Station late last night to attend
Teddy Barr ai white man. It Is alleged
Other home She called Z to me H.. who
threw thetS offender over. the banlsters.
5iIe received deep cut IN his chin and
DR. Hidgins took six stitches to close
the wound. Il i5s A r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
TOWN II ], NJ BURNED AN 5000
d. FAMA ARE HOMELESS
; lBy Associated y Press,l

M, (By Associated Press,) " IssE
VI N1zHNI, NoNoG oRoD july. Il, "a y fire l
which broke out here to-day ragged for
AK, hours before i t was checked. When
Al Vas finally exiting uished 2s5 houses
we're IA stroyed, and moro than 5000 f,im-3
lies had been rendered homeless, The
loss is placed Mt 500, 600
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16

a. n REACH gPITTSBURG. 3sis
Richmond Automob ilists Make.
AZ, q = g 4, = Is, J, NJ

The automobile party, consisting of
Alessrs, ~ s. Manning, Sanford Lunsford,
who left Richmond on Monday. ] ulys 9th
saturday midnight, having made the trip
In little less than six days, u The trim
was expected to- las + six days. but the
party mad It In ia shorter time, Il.
by Mr., John Murphy. Jr,, Sunday morn
ARRIVED In 5rlusburg at 10 midnight.
"a (Signed) Eli III "J.s s. M.ANNING.',t
Ing In Fit tsburg abS ia &i{t5aTS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
Excursions j, III s Is Beach Park.

y Saturday was a heal tlful a ,sat Reaell
be Id ed ia ia the ITwilight tLimlted'' to
aacofllmodnte all those Who wen down
that evening, Yesterday, & too, thong Inc
weather WAS threatening, 81 WAS n hig Gay
at this resort, a great many l,copl q Is to1rg
from this city on, the morning and after T.
noon OK cursions !. si "a i, Il,
from Falrmount Methodist Church will he
lmld at Beach Park leaving he re- at $40 a..
M, and on Its return leaving Beach lPar
a III n. r NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
! B,U.IDDHIsTs 10 HELP 3 Ul Y . ,
CHRISTIAN CHURCH AGAIN
(By Associated Press.)

V TOXIC, July :16.t-A remarkable instance
~ the feeling ofiBuddh!sts and Sninto1sts
towards Christiahsstis furnished by the
action of their leaders. who have dos
cided 10 contribute voluntarily to the
cost OF rebuilding tho Christian Church,
which was destroyed during the dlstur d
,ance In Toxic last September.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
DRUNK ! u II K. AND D1soRDERLY,,.
Negro Wanted toM Clean Up
Things In Drug Store. 4

lll14 b ~ = e y
isaac Thurston leolereal u .snite q ] h 1a
get drunk yez1effGsay aha
ana stated that he MAS E I ,,,'s
to- clean up things Before $he y was dehiTiy
man stepped IN upon the scene and took
himiin tow TO the call box. The, negro
was taken to the Second \ Police u = at,on
and charged With being drunk g nd q DIS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
10Y KILLED. ( ! I 3 UlLDlNGS
sTRUcK 8B Y LIGHTNING y |, |lNlS'
yAAssocIatcd Press,

lf3y1t AHsorIHtct e 80 ~ .
CHICAGO, Jul Ala i5 tsoi. = r.
1,,,rned 4 b. lightning to-day while seek.
10 4 elter from a rainsstornl under Is q
stTeeS Al Oak street and the = Lake shore
drive. The injured are William $H 1lat
George 4 p oman, Charles Sleeting and Jos
am sIeetlng. Several buildings " IN Chi
,cago we're struck by lightning and set
on fire. VIC ,sS n 3i5 ss$2a ,S9 .5 y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
Dr. Charles B, McAnally.

Y Or. Charles b.. MeAnally III OF Ma olson.
M C.3dled at ST.. Luke s IIospita yes
terda morning after an, illness sof five
weeks. He was a prominent physician
IN tlie community In which he lived. lie
married. Miss fancy Fitzgerald !. ct + it,
BY Yaniah county who with ave Children "
survive him, III 81 ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
Bryan 9L caves L ondon,

~ rydl1, ~ YES \ 14u!1l4UH, =.
" LONDON, July 15.- lillian, ]. Bryan
left london ro-ela He Will visit ford,
Belfast. Cork and Dublin lie vii re.
4 turn to- London July 2Srd, when he will
no tie N1IaWarden, lgs \. D l(
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16

$1,000 TO WILLIE, sS N z, C,,,,8 AND
RETuR IN VI Ia sol THE b kS u, n. v.
5iis RAILWAY, IL ssi & n B " 1t;gs
iThe date, August 16thi limit, ten days,
From, Richmond ana all sta lions 10 South
Boston, ,s 4ss st Y. n. n
s1s.o 90 TO m lAaARA FALLS AND RE,
81 TORN VIA n he n !, oRnIAR
~ 35 N YORK RIVE n n Ut I'll s5s
4 Tickets on sale 'rhursday Of each WeeiS;
Il twelve days returning u I'll the
way to, make the trip, once 9so East
Main Street, "A III. " /, 4 "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16

MI, ID, d, Eggleston, OF Drake,s Branch,
iYa,8ls regisferea at The n Jefferson Hotel,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
5Ss The cut to the left shows < Ing 81
warth Of can,bod Il i!in fuIl stat uniform
5ST he cut 70 the Il oht shows = IL n aJesty
2lnS Han drea S,: IN 4
Food u StrcWn Over Floors and
Rare Furniture as Utterly 81
53fs Ruined. Ri
IGNORES MANY EN- GAG /, 1. 3! | :;
Visit Has Already Cost il1r tic,
Ncig11borliood + Of 500 900.

isielsiils 'l,t'gT,} ils{J
People Rebel.
.8

sS PARIS, July. Al The orgies and sun-
scleanlys Oriental habits, OF slsowath, King
sofS cambodia, and his stan have shocked
even frivolous Paris. Il is n
g After the King and q his suite arrived
no European was allowed 4 to enter the
apartments reserved for their use until
they went to- Nancy for the grand re-
view, when It was found that the rlch
furniture, which was originally laced in
the apartment for the use OF the Ca +
Of Russia on his visit, had been Utterly
ruined II ~ sS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06
RAaQ AkaaE1* no s@as
WITS So. t.oov o. T'e2sss9s'

4hu0e 0Ebpcsg.sl on igso Ososo eol.s.sos !.
p,oR piaYisae ptth 70 to.ss. wknm
ta5s lB.aff.e tno.s ciaies.s hesunreti
s., tesaa1 osesuas fOe o.siass.as "a us
paosss6acES pfc. BAD DC h.seo o.i'
~ D Louis. vii sAF Ntfo tss'
scsss .ro taas.. a.reurse.x - -. he
edsissn 6ssua ss.i sos. yesterday ~
the cSl ,n@sai ha.e.all eQsfs if''O'ooi
Tbs 81 Iasala club c0as'seast0 ts.tf
cdr ss5feds 10 rsseos'i teaa s.s ]. s.rs
a. "a Dssss keca cOoo. 90 aos o4sfls.s e
aaod srpas fsif scent a cheek she.
81 lfsaas5 rse eHriaseo.iiae was &C.
es-ps I'D 10 aos. l.aonsOrt.sy ass s.euneft
~iil 6D o eoasasEs 20 Da,s Ntis ~
oDnS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06
BIG TOSSERS
TO DON MITTS
RusU vicKuRs AND LARRY
M'LUAN ARR ANXIOUS TO pT.
RMiNu WHO is RuALLVrf
WHEN ~ COMES 80 raN
MANLY ART. 44I

When Rube viekera. the big Sent
lie pitcher. SHE'D his castor IN lie
pnsiltailo arena he did 90 with the
hope that aome aspiring knight "a
the diamond would take up his defy
lie ia now happy because last night
Larry Mclean. the giant PORTLAND
catcher. announced that he Wslis
be only too pleased Ca meet VT
Vlrkura inside the padded rims and
would mlA Il up wi,h him for money
marbles OF chalk However. iuai
90 make the scrap interesting. Nc
lean will fiss 80 much NJ one th0h.
sanl cold iron dollars "a the pfupo.
Hitioe tnnt aw b. ugsa a sleep pnt
Aafer ono ~, sssussa' Uwef sns,u
lin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06
n ~ d. q, u r. ~ ~ y ~ q a. n a a
!: BASEBALL TALK a:
= u a !. a A. q g. q a q q a. q q 4

30. scosE'ooo i.eooo9 af,rN al 90
90 .fosF go .oeasoeof % % 20 az
~ tossif es..ats touo osf s''ssso 10
Portland This @aa an CID hsEip
aoariY - Years Of aEe. sho aiieof
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a.af.o.f 10 too eco 70. 90 & 10
ruftl.ad .HuFe. tssi % .e,'. 500 tpu'
old sas aos %. isio $3.50 20 TO-
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b. quietly psnerd away 20 inio, .
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fIiueoa 900. o ,.s
II % GOO toaooooe.s that oafti.o'
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wtfh the 100 90 saeA longer. 70
number 90 .esieos tea"a are asrAs
ngt.a r.. DIS purchase lie Miii
pnot. bis O. siteef O. ttsrisnsu ef
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06
MAHea IN raoUsLG

Doe the first tlmo since he began
riding ia England Jockey Danny
Habaf tho American Rider. got iu
hot water yesterday The stewards
Of the Newmarket Jockey club aum
manod Mhhrr before them Hud BE-
feffiy reprimaaded him for uh
necessarily furnishing his h0fHe. b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

The men employed Ia tbe raising
and moving of buildings ara pfepar
inr 10 organize u union a meeting
fof this purpose vii q held ~ the
Labor Temple tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

Fnuailno. who finished aecond IN n
race. The stewards Informed M8hsf
that repetition If bis ofienae
would mean the NifharHWnl Of his
license
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

Before the NAtlanai Athletic eiah
q. phlladeiusta the other nisht Joe
Gasa a.. 1ss. elackhion fusoos
~ 49, rose .os Al tie en-. q. tie
sefa. the fufufse cave the deriae.n
70 Cans iiiaehharn put up = ..ft
fsht sna ~Aa eth fls.iiss 90
tho flmAi bell sa..fss. bet Ga.m ~
TOO god Eos him al 81 wiss FPS
81 oulY oae of the eiH suaei.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

Haaamafa Two bass hIi Nott ttH aa
- ses seattle p isIffiaHH. ai.lrn - ses
kaH UulaH A. 'fsaiia MifNnrii n
tf4ia ttauhla rIat ALL ara ksna ttssss
- laHs Urr Ntskata + I'D naniarafa.
iims e k4mu heafa q minutNa NWtAfe