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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-07
DEMOCRAT
For MAYOR.

FREDERICK W. PLAISTED,
of Ward 3, Augusta.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-01-18

jill Pittenger to Hayes e. Hayes, mtg
above land--$200O.
&c Smith to l. J Beedon, mtg lots rs,
blk 2, Highland Home, Aberdeen-$4o0.
A w Jakobsson. to Aberdeen Brewing
Co, chat mtg stock in Victor saloon, Alb.
erdeen-$3000.
Adolph Carlson to Gus Carlson, chat
mtg und y int in engine, etc $500.
CA Mccain to w l. Adams, mtg lot
II, blk 6, Karr's add Hoquiam-S200.
Fannie J Kane to Alex Eairley, sat
mtg neh sec % 1876.
Jno McCamant to II Walker, rel mtg
land in sec % 20 ll-$3500
Ed Chalmers to VIM Wood, mtg land
in sec 25 Is 7-$200.
Register OF Probate Calhoun county,
Michigan, to Public, certified copy last
will OF Mary + Sheldon Ismon.
GF Karshner 10 Catherine Stevens,
sat mtg lot =, and els lot 3, blk 7, Bay
View add Aberdeen-$300.
J A Graham, She riff, to II A Hitler.
brant, appointment as deputy sheriff.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-01-18
blk II, frances add Aberdeen-$l25.

blk II, frances add Aberdeen-$l25.
E Murrey to W H France, no 30 acres
of sea of sw4 and swL of swA (ess 5
acres) in sec 4'l5-5; also swla OF ne sec
8 l55-$l0.
w II Abel to Montesano State Bank,
mtg sea sec 50 20.l2-$5500.
Executors estate NJ T. Sheldon Ismop
to S Riley, und1a int in sea sec 6-17,S
and other land.
II NJ Howard to NJ Kohn, lots II 10,
b Is, FIRST add South Aberdeen-$l5O
} G Fry to G II Conf Co, neL lot Z
aud ne = lot s, blk 10, Cosmopolis-$lOOO.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-01-18
Imperfect Digestion.

Means less nutrition and in conse-
Quence less vitality. When the liver
fails to secret bile, the blood becomes
loaded with bilious properties, the diges.
ton becomes impaired and the bowels
constructed. Herbine will rectify this !;
it gives tone to the stomach, liver and
kidneys, strengthens the appetite, clears
and improves the complexion, iniuses
new life and vigor to the whole system
50 cents bottle. Sold by Shelley's Drug
store.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-01-18

H. re estate of Jas II Parker. decd
Advertisement and sale of estate APP
proved.
In re estate OF w H Karr, deceased.
Estate distributed
In re estate OF Archibald Campbell,
deceased. A G Rockwell Angus Camp
bell and Fred Straub appointed apprais-
ers.
In re estate OF Nation We. sey, decd.
Continued to February 6.
II. re insanity Of George Johnson.
Con- lifted to asylum.
Thos Peterson VS. j w Hicks. State
n'ent of facts settled.
Isabella J Daniels vs. w G Daniels.
Motion TO strike from defendants ans
wer denied.
N G Wheeler VS. City OF Aberdeen.
Der1rr,er to answer overruled.
G Karshner ct al vs. Same. Same.
WE Inman VS. ii Pearson. Demurrer
overrued.
John Anderson VS. Frank Cos. De-
PENDANT allowed five days to file amend.
ed answer.
National Lumber & Box Co VS. L A
Doyle. Motion to strike complaint de-
MED.
&C Cline VS. J A Graham, sheriff.
New trial granted.
a II Murray VS. Mary A r McAfee.
Dismissed.
w Beaver vs. J G Cross. Dismissed
at plaintiffs costs.
C VI Davis VS. Same. Same.
In re estate of Andrew Nolan, decd.
Catherine Ryan appointed executrix
without bonds.
In re guardianship OF Charlotte Freeg,
insane. Feb 5 set to hear petition for
sale OF realty.
In re estate OF D Burke, deceased
Final report set for hearing Feb 5.
Mary Maconochie vs w Maconochie.
Divorce granted.
City OF Aberdeen vs. Henry Rush ct al.
Order Of default signed.
In re insanity Christine H Walker.
Order of commitment to asylum signed.
u Ilerback 4 Sens VS. Bulletin Pub Co.
Judgment in sum OF $32S.33 signed.
Cases set for trial. Jan. 10. Alex Pol.
son vs. City OF Aberdeen; Jan 20. f.
Linhart VS. J as Edwards; Jan %, Frank
Valentine VS. w Mason.
CITY OF Aberdeen vs. II Crawford ct
al. Order dsmissing a ton as to de-
PENDANTS II d Crawford and wife, and
lots is, 10, 90 -, blk %, Frances add
Aberdeen, signed also order adjudging
defendants S J Swanson ct Tx in default,
and decree OF foreclosure. against said
Swanson and lot q, blk % frances add
Aberdeen, and directing sale, signed.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-01-18
Real Estate Transfers.

For the week ending January 10, conn lied
from the records by the Washington Abstract
Company of Aberdeen:
N G kaufman to Mollie A Martin, no
80 it OF so 90 It lots IL, IL, blk 3. w Il Il
add Aberdeen-$1O7O.
WI Patterson to Fordney Timber Co,
timber on VIZ Of neM and se4 OF ne sec
2 16 8, to be removed in years-$l00O.
J B Dabney to Fred S Becker ct al, lot
Is, blk II. Benn's Central add Ab-$l25.
P sLocke to f McCauley, und one.
tenth int in nwI sec l2.19.12-$S00.
w L McNair to G Hengesbach, lot s,
blk II, Campbell's add Hoquiam-SS50.
S Benn to Peter Christensen, lots 10,
II, IL, blk 8, Benn's Central add Aber-
deen-&345
John Cop to Victor Anderson, lot 80,
blk 5. North Hcquiam-$lO0.
Zoa Byles to J Emley. 76xll0 it adj
joining lot 4, blk 27, Elma-$475.
NV Scott to James White, ne IS it lot
II, blk 20, w & B Second add Ab--$775.
J A hood to O'Hare. no 80 it of so so
it lot |. blk A, Aberdeen-$1500
Trustees Aberdeen Presbyterian C urch
to r 7 DAbney, quit claim lot 7, blk -,
Aberdeen.
HA Wells to 7 II Mckay. lot 8, blk l,
Bayview add Aberdeen-$l50.
County Treasurer to Elma Athletic
club, tax deed lot II, blk 7, G & W add
Elma.
w H Ruddell to Naomi Byles, lots %,
"a, blk 4, Ruddell's add Elma--$50.
LII Woodward to Geo O'Brien, lots l
to 49, blk 26, Renton add Monte-*450
CT Wooding to } A Hutcheson, lot 10
and it 1t IL, blk SO, Aberdeen-$l50O.
Frank l Blodgett to Chris Olsen, Sc
OF sw4 sec l217.9-$SO0.
Chris Olsen to A d Devonshire, 81 of
swA sec 12.17-9-$l.
Roy Young to Malcolm Magill. lots
B & C North Aberdeen-$500.
James Stewart to Jos Baila, 130x190
feet adjoining Stewards Highland Home,
Aberdeen-$2O0.
Jas NJ Hackett to Anna X Hackett,
quit claim lots Z, 8, blk 8, W & B add
Aberdeen-$l.
Peter McNally to F R Wells, lot 4, blk
4, Harbor Heights add Aberdeen-$35.
Claude E Williams to John Turner, so
60 it lots 5, 6. blk 80, Hoquan-$425.
w rotten to Geo Fl Hitchngs, lot 5,
blk 80, Hoquiam-$10.
U 5 to Emil Olsen, patent VIZ Of ne4
and VIZ of SCI sec l1.21 8.
Benin to Fred f Wells, lot in Benn's
Cottage add Aberdeen-$42i.
Adeia tanning to Fred F. Wells, lot 6,
blk 30, frances add Aberdeen-$l0O.
II d Chapman to Francette p Maring,
tract in sec 1919 l2-$225.
L A Gonser to Qnndaro Ogden, lot s,
blk IS, North lloquiam-$5O.
Benin to Thos w Larkin, lot 6, blk
20, W & p Second add Aberdeen-$200.
j f Calder to John Drumm, lots to s,
blk ?, G & c add Montesano-$lOO
/ C NJ Weatherwax to Lillian d Hood
und "a int in ne Of nw4 Sec 8 17.S-$24O
Henry Graham to Robert Scott, lot 81
blk II, and lot IA, blk is, Rice's add
Aberdeen-$50
Isa A Keith to B E Keith, lot 10, blk
Al, Aberdeen-$l00.
w A Wakefield to w l. McNair, lots 7
to 10, blk 2, w G & w Second add Elma
$3.50.
County Treasurer to Jos Koch, lots 5
to 10, blk 8, W & B add Elma.
N G Kaufman to O NJ Kellogg, lots l.,
2, blk 26. w & add Aherdeen-$55OO.
ia Karr to Victor Anderson, lots 6. z,
blk IA. Korr's Garden add Hoqu-$450.
CT Wooding to Waldo Saarela, lot II,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-01-18
Notice to the Public.

Any person wishing bnilding permits
or having any business with the Street
Superintendent or the Building Inspector
will find him in his office every day in
the week in the City Hall, from ! to 9
y. m. r. j. HITS,
Street Superintendent and Building
Inspector. 36-2t
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-01-18
Does your baking powder
contain alum Look upon
the label. Use only a powder
whose label shows it to be
made with cream of tartar.
NOTE. Safety lies in buying
only the Royal Baking Powder,
which is the best cream OF tartar
baking powder that can be had.

Petition for letters OF administration.
In re estate VIM A Gattsche, decd.
Petition for letters Of administration.
In re estate VIM Harding, deceased.
Petition to submit will.
In re insanity George Johnson. Insane.
In re insanity Christine H Walker.
Insane.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-01-18
NEW CASES.

CITY Retail Lumber Co vs. NJ r Rits-
man ct al. On debt, attachment.
IF Lnhart VS. James Edwards.
B II Harris VS. \ Mapes. On note.
state vs Harry Murphy Larceny
rom The person.
State VS. II B Wilson. Burglary.
JF Linhart vs. Jas Edwards.
JF Murphy VS. Eva n MCGEE. On
note.
f X Hiscock vs. Gray Harbor Boom
Co. Injunction.
In re est .te Carrie Broderson, decd.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-01-18
At THE COURT HOUSE
The weekly RECORD OF LEGAL
DOINGS AT COUNTY SEAT.
Minutes of the Superior Court and
New Cases Filed. List of Real ES-
tate Transfers and Miscellaneous
Instruments Filed With County
Auditor.
In the Superior Court.

The following is the record of business trans
acted in the Superior court for the week end
ing January IL. 1906.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-24
NORFOLK TRACK
IS FAST AGAIN
Maryland Horses Won First
Money in Two Out OF
Five Races.
LARGE CROWD WAS PRESENT
Colonel Patrick Finished Yards
Ahead Of Competitors in
Three Successive Heats.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
NORFOLK, VA, day 2s.-The local
track was fast again this afternoon. and
a strong card was played. The. weather
was cool and another good crowd was
on hand to witness the sport. OF the
four races run. Maryland horses were
first In two OF them, North Carolina
horse first in one, and Virginia In the
other.
Colonel Patrick was the easiest kind
of a taker OF first money in the first
race He finished yards ahead Of his
nearest competitor in three successive
heats. The other starters In this race were
we'll punched at the finish.
Harry c., the Marylander from Rock
VILE, won first honors and money in the
second.
The five-eights OF a mile stunning race
was fast again to-day. being but one
second slower than the time made for
that race yesterday, Twister, n Baltimore
horse. being the winner.
A Richmond horse, J. r. Temples
Chassett, came to the front In the last
race, the one-mle dash, and got first
money.
First race-2;15 ttot. purse s25o-Colonel
Patrick, Nj. II. white. HEREFORD, N. C..
Iii JENNIE Seoul u. "a. CTuptTee, quincy,
Mass. 1923; Amylin, Charles Atkinson.
Norfolk, Va. 1882; Ed. Miles, O. H. Easkin,
Montizuma farm. Richmond, Va, a4i.
Time. 2:21 "a; 220 Ia; 222
Second rnce-2:2O pace. purse s250--Harry
c. Lee Dorsey, Rockville Md. I'LL;
Heiress Queen, r. L. Brownley, Philadel-
.phia, Pa. s23; Margaret II. G. Hatha-
way. Norfolk Va. 234; Corvelle, s. q,
Earring. Bethlehem Pa. 5A2; Feety j.. II.
j. Jamson. Roanoke, Va; 400: Time.
2:1A 1-2: 2:2D Ia
Third race-running five-elghts Of a
mile dash. purse s15o-Twister, Ed. Lewis,
Baltimore. !; Calendula, II. J. Jainison.
Roanoke, Va, 9; The Elf, H. g. Brock
enridge, Fincastle, Va, 8; Miss Morrow.
r. w. Swift, Richmond, Va. 4 -Four
others started. Time. l0+
Fourth rnce-running mile dash, purse
$l6O-Cassatt, j. T. Temple, Richmond
Va, /; Monandock, Lee Dorsey, Rock
vile Md. 9, Red Hook, G.. ". She'll
born, Washington, d. c., g. Two others
started. Time, 147 Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-24
Forest Lod re, Glen Allen, Va.

s as y?cP SPOT "a Iii
eth aas sS s an has fs aSstssss
resort n 6 point between tho North
extremes pleasant pauss places are
this new dVable i rae a1an Link ~
n s B ssq % # sSs I Ts fss%
y ~ s ] A Rs ] pastoral wS T "s.n ns ans
s;sa y$iss JILL
ana ss ara arc ss % s s' 4 s
ast 81 @ 90 S9s ~ ,n
g t. ff;f e. Rsssx Ne sfs 'sSs
s s So ] w. '#t!Ss:
Pson district and West Of tide water has tho most eauaD
Of hundred rooms yh WIDE s h bat
a aRd f say so' f'nsss
70 yn " a a sS S9% s{s 's
machinery Also half fea Sav sota nss
mass Ell ct. H., ,,arv
betvss ss o sF sfa and & sa 20
ss f sss; sss e
s s,s s & sss; ssss y nail ; s f5s il
ana vsSa; s5s a 5 S % s"s us sSsH %
snS tss ] N hand f
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-24
Churchill Downs.
tBy Associated PressO

LOUISVILLE Ky. May 23-Wing
Ting easily won the Juvenile stakes to-
day. Lady Anne broke the track record
for five and half furlongs Summaries;
First ace-nlle-Gilfdin 60 to y first,
swift Wing "a to Dtsecond, Juba a to
u third. Time, 1:45l-5.
Second race-four and half furlongs-
Seven Bells a to ~ first. Hold Fast C
TO y second, Bonart Is to- y third.
Time, .55 4-5. gtrI
( Third receive and "a half furlongs-.
Lady Anne e 70 81 'hrst, Hyperion I1"(:
to y second, Veribest 10 to y third
Time. 1906 2-5. ,S
Fourth race-the Juvenile strikes, five
furlongs-Wing Ting q to 81 first. La
veita Us to u second, Gro1noboi GO to y
third, Time, 1:01 4-5,
Fifth race-steeplechase handicap full
,course-1tacatlara Il to y FIRST Rain OF
Shine q to u second, Charawind e. to y
third. Time, 3:+7 as.
+, Sixth Observation-Disclosures 6 to y
first, Belden q TO 81. second, salle 3. B.
4(15 to y third. Time, :43 Id.
Seventh race-nlle and sixteenth
Padre C. to 81 first, Reticent Is to 81
second. Eclectic 15 to y third Time
1:5l.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-24
REAL ESTATE AND
BUILDING NEWS
Business Sites In Demand and
Down Town Property in
Litne1ight.
EIGHTEENTH STREET DEAL
Hotel Gilbert to Be Enlarged.
Home Sites That Have
Been Sold.
EIGHTEENTH STREET DEAL

Activity In real estate continues with
out abatement, But the ce1terihg interest
has changed somewhat from residence
property to business sites and tile eagle
eyes OF the agents, the spectators and
the permanent investors are turned
down town.
This does not mean that home build
ers have QUIT buying home sites or that
speculators are overlooking West End,
Lee District, suburban and other resi-
dence property, bit merely thht the
many big deals for business property
that are on the string are now occupy
ing the more conspicuous place on the
stage and holding this conspicuous place
because OF the larger amount Of money
invested and because that an active de-
t,,and for business sites naturally means
q great deal III oh Industrial sense.
But buyers Of residence sites are large
" in evidence. One real estate firm
reports the sale Of AZ feet on west side
of Park Street, between Hanover and
Ivy Streets; ~ feet on the west side OF
Sycamore Street, between Hanover and
IVY Streets.
Mr.. II. st. John Coalter has sold 70
Mrs. Moh1c II. Hudson, house and lot
on Second Avenue In Highland Park.
Il. r. Pondexter has sold to w. D.
Carter for $500, the residence NO s'05
Hanover Street. These sales were made
through n. w. Bowe and Son 49,
Messrs Pollard 4 Bagby. the real es-
tate agents, who have been engineering
the big deal In Seventeenth and Eigh-
teenth street property, report thqt they
have acquired all the property In that
locality they were looking for. They had
an order from customer who Is
capitalist, with much money, seeking IN
vestment and to fiji the order they have
bought two blocks on seventeenth and
eighteenth Street between Clay and
Broad.
The capitalist whose name Pollard &
Bagby withhold for the present, has
simply made an Investment Involving
something like 100000.
There are oil sorts Of gusses as to
what he will do with the property, and
In due time, he will probably announce
his Intentions At present all that Is alb
solutely known is thnt he will tear down
the dilapidated buildings now on the
ground and build houses Of some Kind
that will be rent producers, but Just what
his plan is has not yet been, divulged'
NIessrs. Pollard & Bagby, his agents.
have bought all the property their order
hook calls for and they are no longer
in the market in that particular local
ity.
Mr. r. H. Gilbert yesterday closed a
contract with w. a. Chesterman to build
an extensive addition to Ciilbert's Hotel,
corner Eighth and Franklin Streets. The
addition will be on the Eighth Street
side and when completed, about October
1st, will add twenty-four rooms to the
popular Hotel Gilbert and all will cost
about so 600. Work Is to be commenced
June list
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-24

played, was never able 10 get up, ana
finished away back. Summarizes:
First race-about six furongs-Lady
Amelia a to s and to 81 first, Glorif1er
rs to 1 and to y second, Bohemia 10
to | and to y third. Time. 1:lo.
Second racc--stceplechase; about two
miles-Balzac g to and 4 to 81 first,
The Lad go to / and to y second
Commondale Us to ! and to y third.
Time. 355.
Third race-mile and seventy yards
Dainty (6 to and to q first, Cedar
Strorne (2o to and to u second. Sam
son & to and 1 to q third. Time 49,
Fourth race-The Manhanset Stakes;
I'VE and half furlongs-Gretna Green
Is to and to 81 first. Convlle % TO l
and s to 81 second, Tim O'Tooled5to l
and 10 y third. Time 1:07 60
Fifth race--sclllng; mile and furlons--
Mabel Richardson Is to and 10 y
first. Red Friar Us to and to y second.
Yorkshire Lad e to and to 100 third.
Time, 1855. IL
sixth race-selllng; five furlongs-Alo-
mcntum a to and S to % first. Athens
a to i and 8 to . second, Ell Captain uOo
to and 70 to )third. Time, 1:9l-5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-24

the form OF goose egg this afternoon.
while making five runs for themselves
The vlsitors never stood chance Of
scoring, but they held the locals down
better than in either of the former games
of the series, and the man who more than
any other was responsible for this was
Heinz. who occupied the box for the visi-
tors He Is not or was not, regular
member OF the Roanoke team. but has
been travelling with It in the dual capacity
OF newspaper correspondent ana oiliciai
scorer. He demonstrated this afternoon
that re is right much OF d ball player TOO,
and may be he will also travel as regn-
lar member Of the club in the future. 1t Is
certain that he did better work than some
pther pitchers have done here this sea-
son. The Norfolk sluggers could make
but seven hits off him.
The tabulated score follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-24
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY Augustine Royal & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and uc1opeers,8
Office, No. OPT Hull Street,
Manchester, Virginia. q

r DIRTY SIX BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN.
LOTS FOR SALE la At !. A \. \, ON
TUEspAY NAY M ~ 9e, lsoS co 2Sh TENS
P 1Ha Isl Ar G GR toR nj % Of rHH
MANCHESTER AND FALLING .GREEks
TuRMPIlSE AND MARM,IsH AyEMTb,
BY direction Of the Cutree Heights
Land Company we will offer. for +, sale AIS
forty-slx (46) Of their beautiful Building,
These very handsome and highly desirable
lots are splenddly located in one Of tbs
most improving sections, in a fey min ,E.s
utes' ride or walk Of Forest Hill PARK;
Street cars run in front of this propertyl
The water In this nelghborhood Is Justly
celebrated for IT'S great purity, being very
near the famous Fonticelo Ltth'iGf
Springs There Is no better 1ppor ariG
TO the homeseeker these lots present
many advantages. They are laid or IN
vide by lis feet deep The neighborhood
is all that could be desired; no healthier
spot can be found Tho water Is tins,ir;s3
passed It Is a short ride to the markets.
and only q few minutes walk or ride to-
Forest Fill Park. that Is rapidly beoom-s
Ing so attractive and pleasant to visit.
TO the Investor these lots present, many
features of encouragement taxes In the
county arc very low. houses In this
locality are In great demand and goo9s
prices can DO gotten and first class ten!5
ants can be secured. These lots are In
tho direct line OF improvements; Will
steadily increase In value. 5sS
For further information call on the
auctioneers.
Terms--yery liberal and announced at!
''' AUGUSTINE ,RoYALL - 60. VI
Embellishments will be served be-
fore the sule commences. YOU are cor-3
daily !Hv!tcl to be promptly on hand. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-24
Pittsburg. q; Boston. o.

PlTsrsBURG,. PA. Mny 2a.-For six innings
neither team succeeded IN scoring. In the sev-
enth the Pltsburgs made four hits, which, with
base on balls and an error nctted nSe runs :,
Score by innings: Il. II. u.
Boston .....t............90 00O 90 %
l,atterics--Leineld and Phelps; Lihderman
Netdham. Time. It's Umpire. tombstone.
St. Louis, 81; Philadelphia, o.
ST. LOUIS, May 2s.--st Louis won from
philadelphia to-day. Taylor held tho visitors
10 two hits A home run By Arndt In the
fourth inning brought In two runs.
Score by Innings: Il II. Z.
philadelphia ..........,.0o 900 0 90
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Grady; Duggleby and
Dooin Time. 1:32. Umpire, Emslie.
Brooklyn, a; Cincinnati, I.
CINCINNATI. O., May 2a.-Only three Gin.
cinnat players reached first base after inc
first inning Of to-days game. Pas,orus was
Score by by innings: r. II. e.
Cincinnati .............i 100000 OIL 5 :.
brooklyn ..............OO 0i0Og2 04 S 1
Isat,er.ess--i'rnseE. and s;hlei pastorlus and
Conway.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-24
VETERANS HURT
IN CRASH Of CARS
Old Soldiers on Way to and from
battle-ground In Indiana
Tni,1red
Injured.

LAFAYETTE, IND, May 23.-Cne man
was killed and nearly seventy old soldiers
were injured, but none fatally, IN a
collision on the Lafayette battle-ground
electrlc road to-day, Both cars We're
crowded With veterans attending the an
ra,lal encampment Of the q. A, r. Tho
collision occurred at O switch. Ono car
was coming south to the city front the
battle-ground filled with veterans, and
the other was outward bound, carrying
old soldiers to tho battlefield Charles
Roudebusl, motorman Of the south-bouni
car was killed
Al. o. Farmer. the conductor, was slight
IL hurt. Both cars were demolished
Twelve doctors Wore summoned. and the
injured were brought to the city IN spe-
ctal, enrs and taken 70 st. Elizabeth's
Hospital s,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-24
NOT TOUCH SURPLUS.
Hamburg Bremen Company tc
Dro,,;da Goo 900
Provide 100000.
fsnoc,o, to Tic Times-DIspatch.

(special to The Times Dlspatch.)
NEW YORK. May 23-The State In
surance Department. has received cable
adviccs from the Hamburg Bremen Fire
Insurance Company, OF Hamburg, Ger
many that the assets OF the United
States branch are TO be left intact, and
that 1t will p1fre the preliminary fund
of 100000 ut the disposal OF the United
States manager for immediate use.
The assets Of the United States branch
Of the Hamburg Bremen Fire Insurance
Company are s2,05O,52O.94 and the sur
plus to poicyholders s5o4 ,26s.lO. BY the
action OF the directors OF the company
In Germany this surplus WIN not be
diminished.