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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

Grau SObunna pOHmann. BON
Rarias gitp, melae felt ben A. Suii
Oubier bel ibrsn gerwniOtsn, Der
5amilie GOttlieb Biebuih sum Se.
iua mar, iebrte uOraeitern pieber
nod ibrer Ssimntb surid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

GrnOIb Glider bat iein 8Obnbnus
Onrd einen anbuu uersr6bert unO
ons San3e burd Gnrbsnnnhria UNI
8ieles usriH6nern inFen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

Der alte t@eternn Charles BED.
mann llest lett uislen 8O4en auf
ben COB erirunit uuf samers.
enslager.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

Sleibt fern uOn aeuten wefdhs ibr
ntft lsioen m6aet, unO ipred1t ni6t
pon ihren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

Fir iunae uub ntte 9amen eiebt
es uObI uidts idOneres nls Elm
meibts aleiS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

Yer iebt SnUeIne su uertauien
bat iann elm i6Dnss siad @slb
iDien. Sic Iiub bOber i'm @eeiis ais
felt Snbren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

Nrtbur Roe uun ct. aouis pelHer
am Iesten 5reitas bier anlanste UNI
ben Segrdbuiie ieines ursrOBuaters
9enrp 8. aepier beisuwObnen, belt
fif nod mebrere Guse in unIerer
Stabt auf, uub beiudte 8erpanOte
un0 6reunbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

@elh berrlihes Better mir bisber
bieien CONNER bntten! Bit bu aud
oanibnr rpie es iih aeb6rt2
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

Srl. alice Bod NOR bieie @OGe In
@aseonabe Su 8eiuf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

Gs 1T cine ilupe frau bic iueiB bas
niHt iebe neue ROOe tbr belbmmli6
III.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20
5abndr,tlife y~efannimadune.

0dpldr Siitdpe ~9efdnntmddpune.
Sd rueroe Dieien CONNER uie
ibliH meme 5erien antreten unb
miro meme Office pDui 80. Stunt Bic
sum l. Gueuit eeiflOfen iein.
Or. @. y. 9idi0n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

Sect tumrrt bic 8eit no bic Senne
nud5 ibre Gerisn benniprufen mirb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

GsUn Fleii&er BON saIeUnaOe NOR
Aloutne bier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

&c: iunse Gnbrens SHusb If Jet
Glerf In Steers Store.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

GOrbes' BOn.Gon Coffee,
6Orbes' Splenbio Coffee.
DE belien Gafees in Der Stabt. Bu
bnben bel
SObn .. 5slsiers.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

Der @onn Der 8Orpdrts tOmmt
unb in aeben GrfOla bnt. III nitt nur
ebrlih unb fleiBis, %iOntern er 1T aud
b0ftiH. 9u iannft rift etiolereif
fem uls Seihdftsmanu, ats Cert
Ober nls GueeIDbner, uenn 9u per.
brieBlih. wieberwdrtis bilt. @arum
uerOrieBliH unb unb6flia iein unb
ia bic sbneioana, wenn nitt Sns,
Der aeate suSieben? 8nrum nitt
hDfliH iein bnmit bic 2slte bid 10.
ben unO aern bubeu unb lire 8uno.
ihnit Dir supenbenl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20
#mbisfY.

&rn9e iret. wVtt ie0gr Betelune
eiebl's Elm @eihens.
Bubwsiier $500 pei RiRe, 1 bua.
cbsr unaeidhr sc per GlnIGe.
Stone Siu 9Btne Co..
psEHaann, 90.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

gSie IN es? Die Ra6iraee bic an
bic ROrmaI' sduIe Oss Central Uses.
lspnn college 3u' 8arreuton crying
iir Sebrer 81 $40 bis $75 muntI.
Seba.t, mar prOBer ais bic Gnsabt
uniersr SraOurteu. 9as wettuer.
breitste Renume Oes Central @es.
Iepan College bietet ben @rabuirten
bette Gelepenbeit quite Steqen su er.
bnIten. @enn ibr 2sbrer ober 2ehr,
erin DsrOen woG;, Oonn bsIutt oieIe
SduIe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20
Sun amte Oes 8reisqeridts wirl

SIN Unite Oes 8reisaeridts wirO
beiannt aemndt Ou6 bic geruiai
euna Der @eloer fur 3ubtuns puu
aOitsn in 8rimtnalfdasn eri6Dit iei,
uno feline Selber OH 8eusen metr
ausbesabIt uerOen iOnnen, bis bic in
natfen Btnter ~suiammentretente
aeaislatur cine neue 8ewiaipuue
matt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

8m. 9iltbsp BON Berger mar
Rontag bier in @efAaften.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

aoHet bic Rlsinen nift Idna.r
ON Sttdbufen Ieiben, IDnbgvn aibt
ibneH iOlOrt GOnsslmun'S Sprap.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

StOnp6iti. SRI. Sti,a,
BETH arOettti If am gDnntGs not
Einsianati GsreiH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

5err Vbam Bender, uOn aittls
Rod, gIrt., IL nit ieiner @lttin felt
Dienftna bier bel ieinem S6pisoer.
uutsr 0etr GrnnS Sasr ~ Sein@.
Serr BENDER uslher in ben @n,
.i&lnsnweriaHttsn Der Srou ROun,
lain Balm beihdftiot III, mnBte In.
iOiae 81 er am Gnbe erbnttenen Ser.
lsbune bret BDHen i'm SospitoIe Der
@eielihnIt Ia ct. Souls aubrInoen,
unb bn er Jest naf Der UfEerupa IN,
tam e. bsiuGswriie bisrbsr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

5rnu Ellie SrDfmnnn, BON
sprinafelO, TO.. 1T ieit siniasn
gusen bier ueeen 8ranibeit ibrer
Shwefier, Erau sInna G9uAer,
welas eruitiit trunt mar aber iest
auf Der Beifernne it,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
LONG SHOT WON:
THE BO0KIES HIT
Nedra, at IS to I, Got Away
With the Five-Furlong
Event.
TWO FAVORITES MADE GOOD

NEW ORLEANS. IA. December 90
TWO we'll backed favorites won with case
IN the nrst and the second races 1T the
city Park to-day. Again IL tie fourth
race lucky bette-s made good winnings
on Nedrl which opened at 20 70 I and
was backed 10 is % 4 at post time.
Nedra led from start to hnisa. vs;h Gold
Circle "a head behind as they finished.
Summaries
First race-siA furiones-Durgin g 20
81 FIRST. Cannon Bail IS 20 j. second
Monterey % to % third. Time. 1.17 40.
Second race-scven furiougs. selling
Tinker Oh 20 50 first. John Garner a to
- second. Foreigner Ge 10 - third. Time.
1872 3-5.
Third race-mle. -Rebounder
(l3 10 ~ first. HarmalSis G. to ID second,
Fiavigny 90 10 ID third. Time. l.47.
Fourth receive urlongs-Nedra as
TO j. first. Cold Circle g TO u second.
Prince Brutus G2 to j. third Time.
.03 IS.
FIFTH race-six furlongs-Cold Proof @
10 81 first Bertha T. % 90 % second.
Gauze (6 to j. third. Time, 1.17 2-5.
Sixth raCe--mile selling-Dr. McCluer
q 20 - first Happy Jack q TO y second.
Lampadrome az to - third. Time,
1.47 4-5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
WISCONSIN CREW
Gets TEN EYCK
Philadelphia Will Coach the
Western University
OarSmen.

MADISON. WIS. December 20.--Edward
II Ten Byck. who has been coach Of the
Philadelphia Barge Club the last three
years. was to-day elected coach OF the
Wisconsin University crew for the coming
season. This action was taken by the
Board OF University Regents, on recon-
mendation OF President Van ITIse, and
means that Wisconsin will IN all probable
ity send freshman and varsity crews
TO the annual Poughkeepsie regatta next
June. The vacancy in the aquatic coach
ship was caused by the resignation OF
Andy O'Dea. tho Australian oarsmau.
who quit the place after the Poughkeepsle
regatta last June to become a ranchman
IN Wyoming.
Ten Eyck Is a widely known oarsman.
and several years ago won the diamond
SOULS at Henley England. His father Is
James A. Ten Eyck. the veteran coach OF
Syracuse University. The regents voted
a salary OF $1,000 for tho now oOdch. II
he makes good tho salary will doubtless
be increased next year. O'Dea received
s.. 200. but he put in the full school year,
serving as trainer OF the football team i'm
the fail and instructor in boxing when
not engaged in other work Ten Eych
will como TO Madison Immediately after
tho HOLIDAYS and begin work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21

Patrick's conviction by a vote OF to 5,
tho Governor announced that he had com
nuted the death sentence TO imprisonment
for life. Later in the day the Governor
strongly intimated a doubt OF Patrick's
entire sanity. attributing his mental state
TO the strain under which the condemned
lawyer has labored all these years in the
death cell at Sing Sing.
The Governor was shown a dispatch
from New York newspaper to CORES
pendent, IN which it was asserted thar
Patrick denied having sent the Governor
any appeal Tor Clomency. would refuse
TO accept the communication, and insist
upon his right to die"
Patrick cannot determine what his
punishment shall be-" said Governor Hig-
Gins. He is mistaken. II he says he sent
me no application. In fact have several.
one I'm particular. asking for a pardon
lie viii have to be careful or lac may find
himself m Mattewan. The long strain
seems 70 have been too much for him 80
Mettewan. referred 10 By the Governor.
IS the state hospital for insane criminals
The Governor said ne had nothing fur
ther to say as to his reasons for com
muung sentence; there was nothing fur
ther Tor him TO consider he said
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
GRADUATE COACH
FOR CORNELL
Ithaca Authorities Adopt New
System-Schoelkopf and
Halliday Leaders.

ITHACA. y. Y. December 2o-Cornen
viii adopt the graduate coaching system
Tor It's football elevens.
Henry schoelkopf. %. and NJ. Halli-
day, o6, were chosen to-day as coaches
Of the eleven for next season.
The above-named leaders. together
with Captain Cook. OF the football team.
wnl act as field committee. to carry
Out the ideas OF the alumni advisory
football committee. which consists Of c..
j. Wickoff. 81; Tommy Fenneu. 81;
20.
Cornell has grown tired OF repeated
failures under the professional head
coach system. Under Glenn Warner.
%. who has gone back to Carlisle. re-
suits were not satisfactory to CornelVs
football supporters. SchoeIkopf has
had training Of two years at Cornell
and two years at Harvard. where he
made tho all-American eleven in 1904
Halliday played fullback four years on
Cornell elevens
As Cornell win have all OF this years
team back IN college. with the exception
Of Newman at centre. supporters are
jubilont over the outlook for next year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
HARVARD ATHLETE
MARRIES MILLINER
Frank c. Mahin, Son of U. S.
Consul, WEEDS Miss Whitmore,
Sea Captains Daughter.

BOSTON. MASS, December e0-Anoth-
er college romance came TO light TO-DAY.
when Frank g.. Mahin, OF the Harvard
class OF 90. the son OF Frank w Mahln.
Of New York. who is United states consul
at Nottingham, England. announced that
lie was married a week ago yesterday in
Providence 10 Miss Caroline *. Whit
more, whose father is retired sea cap
tain OF Fryeburg. Ne. For two years
she has been trimmer in a Newton
millinery store. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Alexander Mitchell, in
Providence.
Mr.. Mahin. who is twenty-five years old.
year older than his bride. has given up
his college course. and next week will
take his bride TO New York. where he
IS 10 20 into business for himself
The Mahins are wealthy and the whit
morcs are In comfortable even indepen-
dent. circumstances. Young Mahln has
lived ia Brentwood Han and has becn
prominent in university athletics. being
mcrnoeT Of the soccer football team. on
which be represented Harvard this year.
The bride is one of the prottiest girls in
Newton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
EDITOR TOWN TOPICS IS
NAILED AS PERJJRER
Wooster Testifies that He Saw cool" Mann Endorse
the Reginald Ward Letter With w. D. DE
Tense Attempted to Break Down Witness

NEW YORK. December 3o.--NIoses Ellis
Wooster testified to-day in the trial Of
Colonel w j.. Mann. editor OF Town
Topics. on a charge OF perjury, that he
saw Colonel Mann endorse the so-caIled
Reginald Ward letter 80. *. w. d. NJ"
IL is on Colonel Mann's denial OF having
affixed the letters 90. X" and his initials
that tho charge Of perjury is based. Col
onel Mann's denial was made during tho
trial OF the criminal libel suit brought
by Justice Deuel.. OF tho Court OF Special
Sessions aaginst Norman Hapgood. editor
Of Golfers
Wooster testified to-day that he re-
ceived the letter in Boston. and took it
to Colonel Mann afterwards. The lat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
CANS WORRIES FLESH OFF
Champion Says He Is Sure to Be
at 1873 Pounds for Herman Fight.

TONOPAH. NEN.. DeCem Der Coon
trary TO general opinion. Joe Cans viii
have TO make weight for his coming bat
tie with Kid Herman Cans. n ne
weighs more than l23 pounds. runs the
risk of having Herman refuse TO fight,
ir which case the club before whicn
the men are % fight VIII be entitled 70
take both appearance forfeits.
Herman IS working like a beaver every
day, but Cans s. taking things easily. The
negro champion, IN a statement to-day.
announced that he is taking on weight
more by worrying than by exercising.
He said:
The weight question is the least OF my
troubles. 1 can make l33 pounds with ease,
and while it IS not generally known to
the public 1 viii get down 20 this weight
boy worrying ABOUT making it. I cannot
explain exactly how 1 DO this. but it is
fact that in all OF my fights where
am required 10 make a low weight, L
get rid Of flesh by always keeping in
mind that I must make the weight
4 just keep telling myself that I've
got to get of weight. During my training
for the Nelson fight I had a great deal
at stake 10 force me TO make the weight.
and the constant worrying over what 1
would lose Il 1 failed to do so helped
me to take of flesh. IN this fight It
IS the same. I Will continue TO keen
this in mind. cannot AFFORD TO
jeopardize my chances in this match. and
this thought VIII help me get to IS3 pounds
all right.
This seems 20 be true. for Cans Is
toiling hard enough to take Off much
weight He doesn't seem to be worrying
either. II must be that the dusky fighter
is an advance Christian Scientist and
can make his body follow the dictates OF
his mind and VIII. He has already made the
rounds OF several OF the gaming houses
and has lost many dollars throwing the
dice. IT may be that Joe holds Herman
too cheaply. but when the champion does
work, he shows all Of his former speed
and accuracy.
Herman, on the other hand, knows that
he Will have to fight the greatest battle
OF mis- career TO win from Cans. and he
is working hard an the time. The Chicago
fighter has gained strength rapidly. ana
his road work has given him wonderful
lung power. Herman declares that h.
Will be able to assinilate Gans's rnost
terrific punches evn more easily than Mel
son did.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
For Pool Characteristic.

BUFFALO. y. Y. December Owl
liam Wcnrick champion OF Greater New
York, has challenged Jerome Keogh. OF
Buffalo. the present title-h holder. to a
match for the professional pool champion
ship OF the world, his only stipulation
being that the match come OF in New
York.
Wenrick has rounded up the 5000 for the
side bet a championship calls for, and
unless Keogh can give some good excuse
why he should not shoot In this city Ire
IS bound by the rules OF the game to
either shoot for the title he holds or for
felt IL 20 tho challenger.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
TOMAHAWK CLUB
HAS EXCITING CHASE

I7I7I7-I-l % 7 10 7 IIIIls7 rs IlN-II
MISREPRESENTATION, VA. December
2o.-The Tomahawk Hunt Club. OF Orange.
had an interesting meet Saturday after
noon. and the members enjoyed a run
% seven miles. The hounds were laid
OF at r. c. Booten's farm. winding up
a Piedmont. the home OF Mr.. VIII Jones.
near Rapidan- Forty-five fences and
water jumps were taken. DR. r. Marvin
Harris had severe fall. but remountei
and finished the run. After the run. the
club and guests were entertained at a
hunt breakfast by Mr.. Jones A number
OF ladies We're present at the breakfast.
Mr.. n. p. Talley. OF Spotsylvania coun-
~. sold here yesterday his flock Of fifty
seven turkeys raised this year at sixteen
cents per pound. netting him Sos
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
AERO CLUB OFFERS
HANDSOME TROPHY

NORFOLK, VA, December 2O.-In COM
memoration of the winning OF the Gordon
Bennett race in Paris last summer by
Lieutenant Lahm, the Aero Club, Of Amer
lea, has offered a handsome cup to be
contested for in the aeronautic races. the
first OF which is to be held al the James
town Exposition next year. The first win
ner must exceed Lieutenant Lahm's -
ord OF 402 miles. and each succeeding
winner must exceed the last holders
record for distance. It is provided that
the contests for this cup must be held
in the United States. after due notice
10 the contest committee OF tho Aero
Club Of America, and n conformity to
the rules and conditions formulated by
that committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
TIGERS TO GO AFTER
YALE AND HARVARD
Will Have Try for Supremacy
in Rowing With the Best
Of Them.

NEW HAVEN. CONN. December 90
According 20 John Kennedy. coach of the
Yale crew. Princeton viii be abreast OF
Yale and Harvard on the water IN three
years. He said: II coached Princeton
crews in 1881 and 1SS2. and have main
tanned ever since that she viii succeed
and become a powerful factor I'm collie
giato rowing. The new Carnegie Lake
Affords facilities FOR the work which
are not TO be eQualled ga America. There
Is long stretch Of comparatively still
water-ideal conditions for a successful
navy In time Princeton would be a hard
college to beat on tho water. and 7 think
she should work herself up to the first
rank within three years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
TEAM
FIRST WINNER RS
Bowling Games for Champion
ship OF the City Began Last
Night.
PLAY GOOD AND CROWD BIG
Myers Won High Average for
the Night-Much Enthusi-
asm Manifested

The first series Of games o. tcnpins
between teams representing tho Lake
Bowling Alleys and the Williams Alleys
was rolled last night at the Lake Alleys.
and resulted IN victory for the down
town team. Although the Lake team
put up an excellent showing. the lower
Richmond men won out in the long run
by total Of i50 pins
Johnson. for the Lake team. was high
pin for the series. winning his place
Dy a score OF ID pins in the last game.
u ala the other games be did fine work
and made the showing OF the Lakers ma
terially better than usual
Myers. Of the williams team. won tho
honor OF high average for the sories.
lie did not play a sensational game. but
held 60 his average and won out on th,.
results. he totaled a score OF jus pins
for the six games which laid over The
rest OF the players by several pins
Patterson came next 20 Johnson in the
highest score. making II pins in the third
gome
The hest game was won by the down
toUners with "a score OF go pins for the
five players in the second g.-.ue The
Lakers were left behind on this feature
10y thirty pins, their best score being four
hundred.
-'' 9'i''s vas one 'a e'tif" i't INC
championship OF tine Cisy. and q large
audience was present 10 witness the
cracks roll the Ngnum-vita- High scores
were appiaudcd with The greatest enthu-
siasn, and the players were given ova-
tons when strike or a spare was scored.
The match continued until a late hour
last night
The teams were AZ follows.
Wiulams-Pattorson. Savorg. Myers.
Williams Cobean-
Lake Aneys-Cosby, Page. Blair. john
son. Davis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
LULU CHASER ENGAGED
TO WE'D ENGLISH ACTOR
Light Opera and Musical Comedy
Star to Become Mrs. Ralph
G. Herr.

NEW YORK, December @.-Miss Lulu
CHASER. an actress, well-hnov n fo- her
successes in light opera, is TO marry
Ralph G. Herr. an English actor. who
is playing a comedy role In 1.-THE Tour
lists" IL is understood that she viii not
leave the stage.
Miss CHASER received her FIRST stage tut
ton with Francis Wilson and made her
two biggest hits IN dolly Warden and
IN Dolly Dollars"
Miss Chaser Is one OF the 20 un gest light
opera stars. She lived for a number OF
years in Allentown. Pa, going from there
to New York 10 take place On the
stage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
ARE LICORIGE MEN
BANDED II TRUST =?
Government Charges That Agree
ment Exists Among Certain
Manufactures.

NEW YORK. December Counsel FOR
tho prosecution introduced documentary
evidence to-day to show an agreement IN
restraint OF trade i'm the trial OF the Nc
Andrews and Forbes Company the j. $.
Young and Company. OF Baltimore. kari
Jungbluth and Howard j.. Young, charged
by tie Federal government with conspir-
ing TO control the icorice paste industry.
Counsel FOR the government read a copy
OF a. letter alleged % have been written
by President Jungbluth. OF the Mean
drews and Forbes Company. 20 David
Forbes. agent OF that company in Con-
stlutiuople. in which the writer said that
the J. s. Young Company would continue
the operation OF IS plant Ia Baltimore.
under au Arrangement giving the Nc
Andrews and Forbes Company control %
the BUSINESS, but that the Young Com
pany would preserve every outward aD-
pearauce Of being a competitor Counsel
Tor the defense objected vigorously TO
the admission OF the evidence, but the
court ovorruled the objections
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
PATRICK NOT SATISFIED.
Says He Will Make a Fight for
His Freedom.

OSSINlNG. y. Y, December 20.-Pat-
rick announced tonight that he was NOT
satisfied with Communication, and would
at once begin his fight for freedom. A
writ Of habeas corpus viii be applied for.
IL was said. in the United states Court.
making Warden Johnson the defendant.
The first news Of the action OF Cover
nor Higgins wcs taken to the prisoner
cell in the death-house in Sing sing
prison by his wife. Mrs. Patrick loft
New York Immediately on receipt cf the
news from Albany. and upon her arrival
here she was permitted TO 80 at on-e 10
nor husbands cell. Patrick seemed NOT
az aA surprised 20 learn that the Cow
ernor had interviewed to save hts tee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
BOMB THROWER IS
CONVICTED AND SHOT

RADON, RUSSIAN POLAND Decem-
Der IA youth named Werner, seven
teen years old and q student at the
Technical School, was tried by drumhead
cOurt-martial here to-day. convicted and
shot to death for having killed Colonel
Plotta, commander OF the Rendarmerfe
Of the government OF Radon. Werner
threw n bomb at Colonel Plotta Decem-
Der 18th. and the colonel died the next
day OF his injuries When the work
men OF this vicinity learned OF the ex-
ecution OF Werner they declared a gen
eral strike
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21

ter. he said. read The letter. took pencil
and fixed his 20. X" and initials upon
tho letter
wooster said this occurred in Colonel
Mann's Office. After Wooster Identified th,
letter again, Assistant D.str'ct-kttorney
0arVan read the letter. iu which Ward
thanked wooster FOR the Kind things he
was going to say about him in Iown
Topics, and asked 20 be put on the SUBJ
scription list OF the paper
Continuing his Testimony. Wooster said
that Colonel Mann told him 20 take the
letter to the circulation department, which
he did.
Counsel for the defense subjected Wo0s-
ter TO a vigorous cross examination In a
test OF the witnesses memory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
Where the Big Teams
Are Booked 10 Train
AMERICAN

Washing ton-G aiveston. Texas.
Boston-Little Rock, Ark.
cago-M eSlco.
Cleveiand-Macon Ga.
Derrolt-Augusts. Ca.
New Tcrk-Atlsnts. Ga.
Athietics-Dalias. Texas.
ST. Louis-San Antonio. Texas.
NATIONAL.
6oston-Not selected
rookiyn-J jacksonville, Fla.
eago-Waco. Texas.
Observation-Disclosures Springs. Texas.
New Nork-Los Angeles, Cal.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ga.
Pittsburg-Hot Springs. Ark.
St. Louis-tiouston, Texas.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee-St. Joseph. NO.
St. Paul-LeaVenworth Kan.
mlnneapo Moines, Iowa.
Toieoo-U ndecided
Coiumbus-At home.
LOuisVilie-At home.
Kansas City-At home.
lncianapoi is-At home.