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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-04

though there may have been some con-
Bpicuous failures in these cases, we
have had many successes, which have
undoubtedly had deterrent effect up
on evildoers, whether the penalty in
dicted was in the shape Of fine or i'm
prisonment, and penalties Of both
kinds have already been inflicted by
the courts. OF course where the judge
can see his way to inf1ict the penalty
Of imprisonment the deterrent effect
Of the punishment on other offenders is
Increased, but sufficiently heavy fines
accomplish much. Judge Holt Of the
New York district court in recent
decision admirably stated the need for
treating with just severity offenders
Of this kind. His opinion runs in part
as follows: ~ *E~;, s,: y y
....>> f. I'LL. ;1 Judge Holt Quoted. .3..=ss-:,
'The governments evidence to es-.
tablish the defendants guilt was clear,
conclusive and undisputed. The case
was fragrant one. The transactions
which took place under this illegal
contract were very large. the amounts
Of rebates returned were consid erable.
and the amount of the rebate itself
was large, amounting to more than
one-ffth Of the entire tariff charge for.
the transportation Of merchandise from
this city to Detroit. 1t is not too much
to say. In my opinion, that IL this bust
ness was carried on for a considerable
tine on that basis That II. II this dis
elimination III favor Of this particular
shipper was made with an eighteen
instead Of q twenty three cent rate.
and the tariff rate was maintain.
ed as against their comp etitors-the
result might be, and mot improba-
bly, would be. that their competi-
tors would be driven out Of business.
This crime is one which In It's nature
is deliberate and premeditated; / think
over a fortnight elapsed between the
date Of Palmer's letter requesting the
reduced rate and the answer of the.
railroad company deciding to grant it,
and then for months afterward this
business was carried on and these
claims for rebates submitted month
after month and checks In payment Of
them drawn month after month. Such
a violation Of the law, in my opinion.
In Its essential nature is a very much
more heinous act than the ordinary
common, vulgar crimes which come be-
fore criminal courts constantly for pun
ishment and which arise from sudden
passion or temptation. This crime in
this case was committed by men Of
education and Of large business expert
ence, whose standing In the community
was such that they might have been
expected to set an example of obedi-
ence to law, upon the maintenance Of
which alone In this country the securi-
" OF their property depends. It was
committed on behalf Of a great rail
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-04
WILL FOUND ANOTHER ZION
oyERsEER voLIvA DECIDES TO
4 ABANDON PRESENT CITY TO
n ..@.: ITS CREDITORS. .s
Chicago, Dec. The Chronicle

Chicago, Dec. The Chronicle
says:
Zion City Ii TO be abandoned. The
restoration host, 3 hich was built up
by John Alexander Dowle after years
.of strenuous effort. win shortly be left
ito It's creditors by Wilbur Glenn vo-
Iva, who. like u new Moses. viii lead
his people forth from the discredited
gates to found another Zion.
Announcement Of the approaching
negira was made by Overseer Voliva
before an audiencs Of more tlaan 1000
persons In the Zion church at Six
teenth street and Michigan avenue
It was marked by his assumption of
divine authority AT the same time
he outlined his plans for q new city,
to be conducted along socialistic
lines, with himself as supreme spirit
h ual and temporal head Coupled with
the announcement of his plans were
vehement denunc ations bof unworthy
members OF the church. whom, he de-
clared, were responsible for its fall. #
Autocratic socialism is to be the
government Of the new community.
No more debts, no more house rent.
no more holding OF land or property
I by individuals, but a sublime condition
of brotherly love and primitive Chris
tianity is to prevail AT the same
time Voliya is to be supreme. .s55
AS to the location Of the new Zion
Voliva was silent, contenting himself
with the declaration that he would
have several announcements to make
i within two weeks. IN preparation,
/ however, Of the crusade which he pro-
! poses to start in Chicago he stated
I that to q certain extent headquarters
& would be- located Ia the great devils
! kingdom, !" as he termed this city. 8as3
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-11

The mills Of JostIce we're set to
RrIuding Ia Justice Colman's court
Monday for the Hut time In several
weeks In this instance Joseph Davis
who "swiped" razor from Moses
Johnson, was srraigned upon charge
OF larceny
The defendant pleaded guilty, ex.
pressed his regrets AZ having relieved
his companion Of the razor, aud was
assessed a fine Of 81 80 and costs, which
was paid.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-11
Often The Kidneys Are
Weakened by OYa-WOTk
Unhealthy Kidneys Make impure Blood.

II used TO be considered that only
urinary and bladder troubles were TO he
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-11
TRAFFIC is coed
ON THE G. & G.
Road Found it Necessary to Make
Large Purchase of New Cars.
&c fLowEa % suooEss

e the Freight Traffic on this Popular
Road, Which Traverses the Most Fer
siIe Territory in eIorIda--Is Heaviest
for Years.
General superintendent B. Cutler
81 the Gainesville and Gulf railroad has
returned from Atlanta, where he went
) few days ago for the purpose Of ar.
ranging for the purchase Of one hum
drsd freight cars for bis road. DesessI-
stated by the increased business.
superintendent Cutler states that
abs scarcity OF cars IL not only great
dFaaback TO the Gainesville and Gulf,
bot everywhere, as every railroad sys.
tenn 10 the South seems TO be In the
same predicament, and cars are az q
premium.
The demand for more cars along the
line Of the Gainesville aud Gulf IL en-
oonEaginR, for IL means a great increase
IN the production Of vegetables, or.
anges. lumber and naval stores, which
naturally indicates the most prosper.
Dos condition OF the territory traversed
for several years.
The Gainesville and Gulf 10 rapidly
building towards Tampa, end when
completed will be- the trunk line OF
Florida, as It will travere the most
fertile and most heavily tlmbered sec.
sIons OF the State.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-11
YINOL SETTLES
The Cod Liver OH Question.

No one will dispute the curative and
strength creating value OF cod liver oil.
For centuries il has been recognized
a. the grandest II All healing and
Bodybuilding aReuts for Nss.ed hu
man strength and vitality.
Yet. owing 10 the heavy, greasy oil
which envelopes the medicinal ele.
ments, and which has no value either as
q food or medicine, many patients
weakened by disease cannot digest 1t
either In its raw form or an emulsion,
and others will not take IL on account
Of ice dissgreesble Odor and taste
consequently ice value is lost.
Now, the process discovered by two
eminent French chemists--MOrgnes
and Gautier-shonld iRterest every
person in Gainesville. for ali OF the
tonic. bodybuilding and curative
elements OF cod liver oil are now sepa-
rated from the greasy, useless oil. and
given to the people in delicious Vinol.
For this reason il Is fast superpeding
od.faskioned cod liver oil and emul-
lioDs.
As body.builder and strength Gre
aior for old people, weak women, del
icate children, and after sickness and
all pulmonary diseases, IL is recon.
mended by over 5000 OF the leading
Druggists OF the United States as the
best.
Your money back II II does not do
81 we cIsimvW. NJ. johnson, Drag
gist.
NoTE While we are sole agents for
Yinol 10 Gainesville, It is now for sale
at the leading drug store In nearly ev-
cry town aud city In the country. Look
for the Viuol agency in your town.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-11
APPOINTMENTS WILL
Be MADE AT ONCE
Nominations of Chubb and War
rem Will Go to Senate Today.
CONFIRMATION IsA CERTAINTY

Private Telegram Received in Gaines
vile Monday Bears Gu, the Forecast
of The Sun as 10 Who Would Be
Recommended by President.
A private Telegram from Washington
bears evidence of the prediction which
was made by The sun few days ago
that Hon. Henry s. Oh0bb, receiver
OF the United States land Office In this
city, would be promoted to be register,
and Shields Warren Of Apalachicola
would be appointed to Gil the vacancy
caused By the transfer OF Receiver
Ohubb.
This telegram, which came to an in.
huential citizen OF this city from re-
liable source, stated that the Presi-
dent would today Tuesday, send to
the Senate the names OF these gentle
men for the respective positions for
confirmation, which means that the
announcement will be made immedi-
ately.
The numerous friends OF Col. Chubb,
who is one OF the party leaders OF his
State, will congratulate him upon this
appointment, which was deserved
one. Mr.. Warren also deserves to be
compllmented, az he Is yet very
young man, having scarcely reached
thirty, and the position to which he
has been appointed IL one Of the most
responsible 10 the gift OF the party.
These appointments will become eff
fective Immediately after they have
been officially announced.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-11
JonssyIIIs JenIns,.

Jonesvllle. Dee. 10 Mics Mary
Psfkerson has retained 20 her home
a. Cedar KEY. aitsra delightful visit
10 trlends aad relatives a. this place
Miss Meiissa Pickett has returned
from Gainesville. where she visited
hst sister. Mu ]. r. Fowler,
Mas Glen Pickett, Who tas been a..
teudlug sehool =, Galhssvllls, 10 Walt.
Inc her parsnta, BE. and Mu, n. A.
Pickett
!. 4. Jones And eoasin, Mlas Dora
Dudley, waited triends 10 NeubeFty
iast Sanday stte'acoR.
Ne. and Mrs, ", A. Pickett have To-.
,nsd lpvliAtloRs - the marriage o.
their daughlss. Mist Melissa. % Mr.
Charlie q. 0Fesae % Doable Sias
Niss Melissa Il ene % louesvillss
noa, eharmIRs yoong ladies, asd uhlls
&c vii mlss her. ss slah her hAPFy
married llfv WitA iust eioats snoaEh
- msks che sstsiug most EioFtoat
Ne. Qfesne b q Yoepg man ~ tiet'lug
sors - 10 smFloyet ~ Cam@st ia
the "a, ~ IaauseeF % eemm.s.
sAry So tsne - 40 b. coaErata-
lalst upsu sianiaE ne hast % Msi
rskFtt
Lsmtsr tas arrived Co the esa
sshoakhau3luE 80 Wgft eli hfEia e.
taas ia iev tsys,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-11
SCHOOL NOTES.
(Received too late for publication in
Sundays SUM-

(Received too late for publication in
Sundays SUM
We we're glad TO have with us at
chapel exercises last Tuesday Rev.
Nixon. DR. Bullock, Mr. DeLsnd and
Mr. Kellum. They all made short and
encouraging talks, which were greatly
enjoyed,
The special features Of chapel exer-
cIses this week we're a vocal duet Toes
day morning by Eaneline and Lucille
Kinuebrew, and q piano solo Monday
by Fannie BuFkhim.
The sixth, seventh and eighth grades
have taken up the study OF mental
arithmetic, aud are learning how TO
calculate without pencils.
We all greatly appreciate Mrs, Nose.
ley's kindness 10 presenting TO the II.
brary such fine list OF books, aud
just such ~ we needed. We hope
many OF our other friends will be
moved TO DO likewise.
The sophmore class In Latin In the
High School will take up the reading
81 Caeser after the Ohistmas holldays.
The Juniors are nov helping Cicero
expel Catalina from Rome.
The singing at chapel exercises IL
improving rapidly, which very greatly
helps 10 make this one OF che pleasant
Get periods Of the day.
Joseph Dopree Of che Freshman
class has stopped school and gone to
work tlll alter che holIdaysi
The DemostheneAn Society had an
interesting meeting Friday, aud de-.
clded that Il would not be Wise for the
State 20 undertake the draining OF the
Everglades Just now, 80 Governor
Broward will please take notice and
suspend operations tlll further al.
vlssd, A pleasant feature OF the
meeting was the violin duet BY Ruby
Dsl.And and Tom MeBeath,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-11

nave kWnir NHttse Warta 70 swamp fi'et
bv mail free, also a wmpulc, isilisg yol
Sow 60 ind o4t u you have k.ducy ot
tiaddtr tr1uhc. 1icuuoa tla paper
shru udiloElo ~ kilucr Is Co.. Biuc.
hauton. n S. ihoutuakc nHt mistake,
t1t remember Tire uaue. swamp Suol,
ur KtlmtF's swamp Rosa. end thc adj
dress. uirgbamt0n. y. NuoucyCTy bogtls.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-11
pursusr KILLED by : Robber

Great Bend Kans.. Dee. -
After attempting to rob a bank here,
the robber shot and killed one OF his
pursuera and then barricaded himsel;
IN a room on the floor above the
Western Union Telegraph ONCE. An
attempt Il being made TO capture the
man The town Ia aroused and there
q talk OF lynching.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-11

orino Laxative Fruit Syrup eiEea
permanent relief in cases Of habItual
constipation a. Il stimulates tho liver,
and restores the natural action Of she
bowels without Irritating these organs
like pillS or ordinary eathartics. DOes
nos nanSea,e or grippe and is mild aud
pleasant TO take, Remember the name
oflEo and refuse substitutes. j. w.
MeCollum & 90.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-11

UN ks tllNtlla ~ aAt
duggistsin 6ity-ccnt
and one dollar sisc
bottles Nou may
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-11

traced 10 The kinEeJ s,
but now modern
science proves that
nearly All diseases
have their beginning
in the disorder oi
these most important
organs.
The kidneys 6lteT
and purify the blood
that is their work.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-11
Wa shot Down Al His cate

Ducltown. Tenn. Dec 10--W. A.
Quinn, a prominent attorney and bo-
tel owner, living az McCays, miles
from this place. was shot In the back
as he was entering the gate of his
home, by unknown parties. There
Is no clew to the identity OF the as
sassin. An examination Of surround
ing premises was made by officers.
and tracks were found In a flower
gardea opposite the gate OF the Quinn
residence. Officers, aided by blood
hounds, are working for a clew.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-11

Gainesville Furniture cenpsny,
eliE AQEyFt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-11

Therefore, when your kidneys weak
or ont ui order, YOU can understand how
quickly your entire body Is affected aud
how every organ seems 10 fail to do It's
duty.
n YOU are sick OF "fcel badly" begin
taking the great kidney remedy, Dr.
Kilmers swamp Root. because as soon
as your kidneys are well they will help
az the other organs 20 health. A trial
will convince anyone.
n you arc sick you can make no mis-
take bv first doctoring your kidneys.
The mild aud the extraordinary effect OF
pr. Hilmer's Swamp-2Oot. the great
kidney remedy, j. soon realized. IL
stands the highest for its wonderful cures
~ thc most DISTRESSING eases. aul ia sold
The Washington times., 1906-07-19
HYAT TSYILLE AGAIN
LEADING SUBURBAN
It's Defeat of Berwyn and BTentwood's
Tie With Laurel Turn the
Trick.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES SATURDAY.
BerWyn al Hyattsville.
Laurel AT Brentwood.

HYATTSVILLE, July 19.-By Brent
wood tying with Laurel and by Hyatts-
villts victory over Brentwood the locals
again landed in first place in the Subur-
ban League by narrow margin.
Hyattsville put up an errorless game
at Berwyn and won by > to J. Hyatts-
Vile played the fastest and cIeanest
game in the Suburban this season and
BeTWyn wasn't far behind IN the fielding
department Basher. however could not
deliver the curves and was touched up
tOr nine hits. he also made two bad
fielding errors. Neither pitcher gave a
base on balls.
Gait. whose absence for two weeks
has crippled the Hyattsville infield, was
back at shOTtstOp. and besides holding
down that position IN major league style
sWatIed a JWU-bugger IN the second. In
the sixth. HyaTtsvllle scored two runs
of two hits and an error and Berwyn
made her only tally on Browns three
b4Eger and ny 10 Barnes. Two catches
by Iorbert ana McGTegOr deserve men
ton, and also the stick work Of Me
Farland. Geib, and George Leakin.
The LaUrel-BrcntwOOd game was call
I'd in the NTH on account Of darkness
with the score 90 The game was
marked by light hitting and numerous
errors. a wild throw by StoCkman in
the second let in four brentwood runs.
Batleriys-LauTel, Howard Beckett.
Clayton Beckett, Brentwood. Payne and
Smith.
The Washington times., 1906-07-19
S. s. s. PURELY TEdE1ABIE

The forests abundanty supplied with vegetation
kinds beauy the land ingredients
for making remedy 1of every i'll and almen of mankind Medicines
and products of the chemists
dangerously delicate of the
ach and bowels by eating out the lining membrane producing chronic
dyspepsia and often entirely running the health the
tncon of being the only purely vegetable is
made entirely of geneacng healing purifying herbs and baks
build the
addition removing all impurities and poisons blood
Rheumatism Cah Scrou Sores Ulcers Skin Diseases
Contagious Blood Poison and all disorders of the blood by cleansing the
old people for life and is
the blood medicine that be used without bad aects
Book on the blood all who write.
nE SWIFT SPECIFIC Coz ATLANTA, Ga.
The Washington times., 1906-07-19

PRINTING OFFICE.
Yesterdays Result.
Pressmen. a. Blauks. ).
Today's Game.
Blanks rs. Duplex.
Standing Of the Clubs.
The Washington times., 1906-07-19
Stahl's Great Work.

Washington duplicated the affair In it's
hall OF the second. Anderson, first up.
pasted a clean single 10 left; SChlafy
walked. and the two were advanced one
apiece on Stahrs perfect sacrifice. Then
Heydon came along with a beautiful
two-baggeT, which he tried to stretch
into a three-time hit. and was nailed at
third by DOugherty's throw 10 Davis
The decision was close, and in the opin-
ion Of a number the lad should have
been safe. II would have counted for
ndught. though, as Falkenberg famed.
Chicago gOi men on second and third
in the fifth by a pass, a hit, and a sacri-
nee, but Cy chopped down the others
and saved the day. In Washington 8
half Of the same, Heydon again smashed
out a twO-sacker, and the versatile FAN.
sacrificed him 10 third. The necessary
hiugle was not forthcoming. and he died
there. Then came that fatal session IN
which our swat artist sewed uD the
bag with Chicago on the inside In the
next the visitors maze a grand effort
to overcome the lead. but went 10 the
field after putting but one over. Both
went out in order In the eighth, and IN
the ninth only four batters faced Fal-
kenhers,
The Score.
The Washington times., 1906-07-19

The losers got ten hits, but they were
not properly distributed
The Washington times., 1906-07-19
JUDD HAS EXPLOSION
AND TREASURY LOSES

Judd weakened in the NTH inning yes
terday and War beat Treasury IN the
Departmental League by 10 3. Up 10
that time Judd lad been holding his
own and doing Welt but like other
Washington twirle9s, amateur and pro-
fessional, ne has the exploding habit
and Il is fatal. The score:
The Washington times., 1906-07-19

Earned runs-Foundry, 4; Ninth, l. First
base by errors-Foundry. 3 Left on bases
Foundry Z, Ninth. 9 First base on balls
on Hutchinson. .. on StuckeTt. .. Innings
pitched-By Hutchinson. 7; by Stuckert, g.,
by Sheckells g. Hits made-On Hutchinson.
s. on Stuckert, 10. of SheckelIs. @ Struck
out-By Hutchinson. 3: b. StuCkert, g. by
SheCkelIs 2 Three-base lit-FoWIer Two
base hits-FowleT and Bryan Sacrifice hits
stuckert 9 stolen hases-G. Bishop. Bryan.
AtChisOn. McKenney, King Hutchinson
StuckeTt Moreland. and Hamanu Double
plays-Botts uuassisted. SheskelIs 20 King
10 Warmau. Passed BALM, reland- Umpire
-Befts
The Washington times., 1906-07-19
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

St. Vincents will journey mp 10 Pooles-
Vile Saturday and play the strong team
OF that place.
The St. Vincent team. playing under
the name of the Nationals, defeated the
leaders IN the Capital City League last
week, and il was for that reason they
were made an offer TO come up TO POOles-
Vile. Wooden and Moreland will prob
ably be the battery for the Washing
tOnians.
The Washington times., 1906-07-19

First base on errors-Treasury I; War, J.
Left on bases-Treasury, 6, War. First
base on haus-On Donaldson. g. or Judd,
g, Of Lord J. Innings pitchcd-By Judd. 3.
by Lord. =. by Newman. !, by Donaldson
g. Hits made-On Judd. s. on Lord, ? on
Donaldson 3. struck Cut-by Judd, s. by
Donaldson & TWo-tase h-t-DiTk Stolen
hases-1Iuer 90. Taylor Nineman. Lord,
Smith -, and Gertman. Double plays-
Judd 70 GeTJman 20 Mccarthy. FiIlman 20
CorriEau. Hlt By pitcher-By Judd. Miller
Passed ball-Dirk. Umpire-Mr. Nenable-
The Washington times., 1906-07-19
Standing of rhe Clubs.
IMMACULATE CLIMBS
HIGHER IN MARQUETTE

Immaculate Conception advanced 10
third place in the Marquette League
yesterday by humping st. Vincent by
10 /. There was much heavy hitting
by the winners. while St. Vincent was
unable 10 do anything with Ristons s
delivery. The score:
The Washington times., 1906-07-19

Earned Tlus-iv vattsville 7 First base by
err1rs-HEattEEile & Left on bases-Hy yatts-
vile. s.. EersvgH. 8. Struck 0ut-By Dorr. q.
by Busher O. Three-tase hit-Brown. Two
base hlt-EaII. Sacrifice hits-D0rr. Gait
stolen bases -AIrGreg0r Cieib O. Leaki1.
Barnes Gait. Double play-Br0Nu. ulas-
sisted fIit By pitCher-By DoTT. J. Passed
balI-BressIeT. Tmpire-OWinEs.
The Washington times., 1906-07-19
WOBBLY FIRST ROUND
DOWNED ST. STEPHENS

ST. Stephens was wobbly an the field
in the first inning in the Capital City
League Yesterday. and before it could
get straightened the ArIingIOns had
won. The score was To 3. BaTnhaTt
and Steep were both in form, and each
let his opponents down with t1ve hits
The score:
The Washington times., 1906-07-19

Earne,i runs-Immaculate. D First base
on rrors-Immacuiate. 4. ST. Vincent. 2.
LEFT on bases-ImmacuIate g.. 81. NiHcelt
e. First base on balls-On Litchfeld. j.
Struck 0ut-by Litchhe!d 8, by Riston. g.
Tw0-base hits-Mess. Epert. ZaunelIi. and
CamalieT. Sacrifice hits-Nau. Stolen bases
-RistOn. Criste. Camalier 20. Mess CD.
Nau. Batch and Goodman. Double plays
R'ston 20 ZaneIu 10 Goodman. Hit oy
p!tcher-By Riston. 1. Umpire-Mr- s Moi
NJ. Time Of game-l hour and % minutes.
The Washington times., 1906-07-19
FATTEN
BATTING AVERAGES

The Pressmen in che G. P. O. League
yesterday afternoon boosted their bat
ting averages and had an all-around
good time al the expense Of the Blanks
winning by II TO 8. Myers had nothing
In the pitching line while Webb allowed
only seven hits and kept those scatter
ed. The score.
The Washington times., 1906-07-19

Manage McCIoskey, Of the ST. Louis
NatiC-.i League team, is reported TO
have made an offer of 81, 500 in cash for
Jack Barry. of the Cincinnati team, and
Il is likely Hermann Will accept the Of
fer Barry has played in the Outficld
and on first base for the PhillieS, Chi
cagn and ST. Louis.
The Washington times., 1906-07-19
LACK OF BINGLES
COSTLY TO NINTH

Ninth stTOve maufuIIy yesterday 10
win another game in the Sunday School
League. but although il got plenty of
men on bases and was always causing
tTouble. the necessary hits were lacking
and Foundry won 10 .. Fowlers triple
and double were the principal batting
features The score.
The Washington times., 1906-07-19
NOTES OF THE GAME.
Ninth had nine men left on bases.

Ninth had nine men LETT on bases.
The losers got ten hits, but they were
not properly distributed
Neither Bishop nor Moreland was on
the Job when IL came 20 heading on
IaTcenies and seven bases were stolen.
Nineteen defeats for Ninth. and one
lonely victory. II viii soon require a
new percentage table to figure out the
standing of this team.
Ninth and Metropolitan are regular
life-SaVers for other teams and their
losses have been so numerous that some
attempt should be made TO strengthen
them if the league is To be kept on its
feet.
Calvary goes against Metropolitan to-
day and unless all signs fail the leaders
will still further tighten their strip on
first place.
The Washington times., 1906-07-19

Rube Smith, Of Denver and Mike
CTwin) Sullivan, the New England box
cr. have been Tematched 10 meet a. a
private club just outside Of Denver on
July 30 for fifteen rounds at catch
weights