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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-01
Church Notices.

BAPTIST.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CORNER
tr-ai 1rr n ve.ftn streets The pastor Rev.
GEO. W MCDANIEL. Will preach ~ both ser-
Nicer-L A NJ and p. NJ sunday School
% 3. Mccarthy. ouptJ $50 A. M a uel-
GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST cHrRcr,
Gree Avenue ana Beech streetl--Rev. J. q.
II 4 N and p NJ saSsav se5 Igsi' IA o.. 2;
a. a. Midweek prayer service Wednesday At
GRACE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
2S9irinss .r GRACE ara F9qshee s,reets,Rev.
sunday id as seh5oi a. i S5S a gss,or
the pastor az II A. N ana T. 81 Prayer
Meeting Wednesday At ?. "
Ayen-e and Meadow streeO-wsf. LOckHART
NJ sunday school al $50 4 n FrsJe.
meeting "Wednesday az D. " seats free.
Every body welcome.
METHODIST
l., EENIE syls ,i EIho1Isr II Z re n
$50 NJ "ss2 F21rtn and F.f-a
Services and sermons by tie pastor al u A
--ness "f Jesus evening subject. The Safn-s
~ common Lie sqnday school az go A.
EPWokfH ~ CHURCH (RASDOLTH
and Jacguelin streets )---Proaching az Il A N
ana p NJ by the pastor. Rev H. g
BROAD, STREET N. E CHURCH TExTH
sabbath school at $40 A. II We desire your
presence az these services
ty-four,h and y streetsl-Rev r N MAxEY
past9r.-lreaching al y - II and p 81
sunday School a. 9:31 4. IL
PRESBYTERIAN
FIRST PRES BNTEItIAN CHURCH -TFft,
pastor, DR.. F. T. McFADEN VIII ~ondt,ct 49,
services a. this church Sunday rnornins
and ght
SECOND PREsBYrERIAN cHuRcH-Rpv
RUSSELL CECIL. d. D. Pastor.-Suniav ser.
vices at II 4. NJ and ? NJ Wednesss,v
!. N Sunday school $40 A N
SERVICES AT GRACE STREET Pr poert,y
terrain Church a. y A " and p NJ CON
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. JERE WIIhEie-
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT. prv
CALVIN STEWART, j. D.. pestor-Diyins
services tomorrow AZ II 4 81 and p M
conducted by the pastor. sabbath school III
AL welcome.
CHRISTIAN
SEVENTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Services Sunday a. Il A n conducted l,,, ~
pastor Rev J. j. HALEY: subject ''FT1oda9
mental Points IN the Teaching OF res,,s A.
@ei.Fer ne annual C. W. r NJ sermon: sub
jet. What Christianity Has Done FOR w
man" Special music
MARSHALL STREET CHRIS IAN
,nurgh. - Preaching by the pastor. Rev b n
MELTON at u A. u. and p N csrfq.fan
h-ndeavor Society a. p ~ stan
WEST END CHRISTIAN CHURCH ION
Preaching AZ II A. n. BY Rev HENRY
fi-AH-E ATkINS. and al p NJ by Rev.
- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
FIRST CHI rich OF CHRIST SCIENTIST
lc'fnrr heivdere and Main streets) sunday
morning, III clock. subject. Good tho C,n1y
meeting every "Wednesday evening -. c - 10y
reading room Is located IN the Cba1ober -
Commerce Building. and e. open evert, ~,
cay from TO 70 2 All are cordially invited
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Meetings.


NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ms Public notice is hereby given that
special meeting OF the stock holders
of the Security Life and Annuity Com
pany Of America will he held at the
Hotel Richmond. Richmond. Va. De
CEMBER 5. 1905. at I0 o'clock 4. NJ.
tor the purpose OF considering a change
Of name OF the Company from Security
Lie and Annuity Company ~ America
TO Security Life Insurance Company.
or TO such other name as may be
adopted by majority 90 the stockhold-
ers, and FOR the purpose of considering
the incorporation ~ said company
under the laws Of the State OF Illinois.
and FOR The transaction % any other
business which may legally and prop
erly come before said meeting
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
W. O. JOHNSON. President
Henry O. Brown. Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Gray National
Ielautograph Company viii be held on
WEDN ESDAY; December r. 1906 at l2
o'clock NJ. at Room No .. Merchsnts'
National Bank Building. Richmond
Va
II d. WILLIAMS. Secy.
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Bankrupt Notices.

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERR DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
In the Matter OF No 6SS
WILLIAM w. BARROW. In
bankrupt Bankruptcy.
To the Creditors OF WILLIAM w BAR
ROW. OF Richiuond. Ia the County OF
lfenrico and District aforesaid BANK
rupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the 10th
day OF November a. T. 1876. the said
WILLIAM w. BARROW was duly ad-
Indicated bankrupt. and that the first
meeting Of his creditors viii hoe held IA
my ONCE. Rooms 30. S1 and So3 Ameri-
can National Bank Building. Richmond.
Va. on the ETH DAY OF DECEMBER.
A. ID. 1905 at 80 o'clock in The forenoon.
az which time the said creditors may at
tend. prove their claims. appoint a trus-
te". examine the bankrupt. and transact
such other business as may properly COM.
before said meeting
THOS B SNEAD
Referee iu Bankruptcy.
y. THOS. MOSBY.
Atty FOR Bankrupt
November 30. 1906.
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PAST BUSY MONTHS
FOR DAY NURSERY
Report Of Work Done There IN
Caring for Children During
Past Quarter.
Past Quarter.

The three months OF July August. Sep
TENDER, We're very busy ones at ths
belle BRYAN Day Nursery and Free
kindergarten. corner Nineteenth and
Grace Streets. where many little children
are cared for through the day. while thclr
mothers are al work. Their mothers are
making "a heroic effort 10 support them
selves and their children. and making a
home for them. often washing. ironing.
sewing. after the days work Il done.
The nursery is open TO receive the chill
dren from s. 30 in the morning. and care
for them until 6,3o IN the evening
In July the attendance was 425. with
average Of IL IN August 5fS. average Il
daily: I'm September. 81. average -. In
July there were % children during tho
month: August. 81; September 81
Some OF the older ones are in school
now and do not need TO come 10 tho
nursery.
The large yard with shade trees was
most delightful place 10 play in during
the hot summer days. A pile OF sand
for the little ones. some wagons for tbs
boys. and dolls with carriages ana doll
house for the girls, kept them busy for
many weeks.
There are three bathrooms connected
with the nursery; two in the yard for
the older children, and one in the house
for the little ones. They enjoyed the
bathing so much. In July there wers
September, So: total 327. This helped to
keep them clean and healthy.
Each day the children rest for two
hours in clean. comfortable cribs. thus
giving them an opportunity TO develop in
a healthfm way.
Two families living about five miles
from Richmond. in the country, enter
tained for week each six children AMI
one mother; in one or two cases they
remained two weeks during tho hot
months Of summer. Their kindness -
much appreciated. and IL Is hoped that
next summer other friends in the country
will invite as their guests the little chill
dren of the city.
The kindergarten Is now open. in con-
nection with the nursery, where the
children over three. also those living
near who wish. attend.
This winter there will be clubs for the
boys girls and women; a free library,
and as much real settlement work as Is
needed by the community.
The ladies of the board take this or
portunity to thank the friends who have
remembered the institution with toys,
clothes, food and flowers. or in any way
added to the children's happiness, for tho
children are truly happy, and are glad
for each new day, that they may return
to the nursery.
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,CHOOL CHILDREN HAPPY.
Three Holidays This Week and
len Days More in Three Weeks

ne 81 nool children OF Richmond ara
convinced OF the tr-.h ~ tle ad,t. III
pl'"s The Wind that profits na-hodv.' for
owing 90 me presence or $50 many tearn-
'r. pilnciI pals and school officials. fhns-
sands of pupils OF the Dsaiic schools
throughout the state have had a hold ~
almost aI The week Tho pupils cf rN-
on wednesday. but it was almost coti,-.t-
Tent q eTetp. tno entire dty being devoted
- RECEIVING visitors. with f1w. 10 ans.
Rotations
Ihen came Thursday and yesterday. the
schools being closed On both dave ana TO-
GAY and sunday making four and rrar+i-
tftefn moro DAYS 90 school routine. r-s
chldren VIII chen have "a ten-da,s' i-1-
murity
The many visitors 70 tho Richmond
schools have almost without oxrrutl.,-,
expressed their praise of pho Richmond
schools end have found attendance on
their sessions ~ great interest
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sagacious and enterprising manaeeren,
Of tho present Woman's College. hls nm
selfish spirit his hearty cooperation.
have won the admiration Of us an"
When and where viii the campaign
openy"
AT an early day and right here in
richmond. Ia viii be led by Dr. Is. q
Hening. the interchangeable secretary of
the commission. who has made mora
sacrifices FOR this work than an OF us
combined Ha viii visit churches ana
individuals in tLe interest 81 this great
enterprise. and Richmond people ought
70 receive him kindly FOR his own sake
and for the cause De- represents TIe
benefits Of tho Woman's College viii be
bestowed without respect OF religious
belief ami the Institution viii be n
honor and credit 90 the city"
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Our Millionaires in a New LIGHT

Our Millionaires in New Light
I heard an eminent fnancier IN wall
street recently say with emphasis that
AR. Rockefeller and other great capital-
lists Of this country had been the cbiof
factors in the wonderful Industrial pros-
perity Of the United states. "W-hat b.
said my friend. does Mr.. Rockefeller
get out Of his wealth excepting his board
and clothes? What can he do with his
wealth except to invest it7 Think of the
tremendous strides our industries have
been able 70 make. because behind these
industries was an abundance OF capital
that men like Rockefeller, Rogers Nor
gam Archoold. Gould. Hin. and others
were wiling 10 venture I'm great enter
pIlSes. This gentleman added. ..NVe
speak or the great wealth Of this coun-
Sly' Dut u takes money to create money.
"a OuI great capitalists were misers do
ing nothing but counting their n,orc,,
a ,.iN, clnglnS to their gold. they would
-, 20, 1--we tho reprobatiOn which an
llystSilctd press Ia pouring upon then,
But they are using their millions 70
nuiu up the greatest of the WORLDS In
1'ntIlaL empires and without these nil
mons. which they accumulated beca,,so
~ l@Ie business gifts, and which win
o4l-t4 sAht ana daring, they are putting
INTO new enterprises our s,5i,, -ssIitS
pireperLy would be "a dream MOI q -
AMY. me recent sweeping ar,d -
aClteo advances IN wages by the Rteet
tbe InT '.-il.u9ds' the standard on,
tle Al'tI Barnated, and other cornovs-
nons mean something TO the vyor[tns--
men Of tho United States -.Is ~. ~ <
Leslie's Weekly. III
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Mr.. Laird in the South

Ny David Laird. late ~ Richmond Who
has been made superintendent ~ s-.
southern Rel Telephone ana TeIeRra-1
Company. with headluarters al Sav..r-
nan. Ga rcrnrts continued pros nerft- in
the South. Mr. laird said that AZ r~eear,.
ne was trying 20 install thirty new ev-
cnanRes. and was delayed only fv To
inhihltY ~ hie comnary 20 get the rccos-
sarv material 'frhn u-ealff ~ "a
Soutn. said Nj Laird ais not only va-v
HfrlFineiN shown hv the rr0rrfn -
The railroads IN the largo cities but ~
the grcaf inCrea se in wealth ans fro -
Ward for convc0iences and appliances
which are aunarrrf in all the smaller
towns and communities
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Sealed Proposals


BRIDGE NOTICE-THE BOARD or
Supervisors OF the county OF Greenesville.
Virginia, viii on the lIth DAY OF DE
GENDER 7co6. at 10 o'clock A. N re-
ceive sealed bids Tor the construction o.
am iron trestle 100 feet long. SAM 10 be
located just beyond the County Bridge.
I'm the town OF Emuoria. SDecifcatious
On file In County Clerks once. Fnporia
Va Right reserved 70 reject any or ali
BY order Board o. Supervisors. Greenes-
Vile county, Va
Teste: +. PEYTON TURNER.
Clerk.
OFFICE DEPOT QCARTERMAsTFR
Newport News. Nov q. 1906 Sealed
proposals in duplicate Will be received at
TINS oiiice until u A. NJ December 3. 1896.
at which time and place thev win he
opened in the presence OF attending bid
ders FOR furnishing 2'0 tons OF HAY and
800 tons Of Oats for export Spectacle
tons and fun details on request Pro
posals should Doe enclosed IN a scaled m
velope. indorsel Proposals for Forage
70 De opened December B. 1906" and al
dressed 70 Depot Quartermaster, Newport
News. Va
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Wanted.

ORDERS TAKEN NOW FOR YOUR
Christmas Candies. Chocolates. Bon
Bons made and expressed later 10
WAGNER'S' Sixth and BroBd Streets
CAN and see samples
WANTED-kID GLOVES CLEANED
daily by skilled workwen- twenty six
years experience. Mrs. g.. !. PYLE
80 North Fifth.
WANTED-YOU TO KNOW THAT You
can get shoes. shoes shoes and shoes
at SPENCE'S, Ninth Street. Opposite
Rueger'sl
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An Easy One.

Wilson: Here's a problem for YOU old mar
A donkey was tied to a rope six feet long. -
feet away there was a bundle of hay and fhs
donkey wanted to get at the hay. How did ne
sherp. .Oh. rye heard that one before. You
want mo to say. 7 civ it up and yoa'l eay'
so did the donkey "
Wilson: Not a; all"
sharp: Then. how did he do it2''
Wilson. Just walked up TO the hay and ats
It,
sharp: but you said he was tied to a rops
six feet long
Wilson: 80 he was But. YOU see. the rop(
wasn't tied 70 anything. quite simple. isn'k
--pittSburg Index
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Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.
ONE CENT a WORD.

THE RATE for Classified
Want Advertising is I cent per
word, Net Cash IN ADVANCE,
with a minimum cost of 10 cents
for each Insertion. The same
rate applies TO deaths. marriages,
obituaries and al other classified
notices. No display type allowed
in the classified columns.
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Notice.



THE LAST HALF OF CITY. TAXES
REAL. ESTATE AND Personal. for
1905 is now DJE AND PAYABLE at
this office
ENERY male q years OF age. and
EVERY person keeping house or doing
business in the city IS assessed for per-
sohai taxes. Those who have not paid
any city taxes during the year will please
call ana settle. SO as 20 avoid being posted
rs celiugueutS
GRADING. PAVING. PIPE AND SEW
fis C''NNECrIDN BILLS are also due
ana WI. nave To- be declared delinquent II
hot =. 20 on or before end Of year
fiNE FER CENT will be added To last
hat not paid on or before DECEMBER
Interest ~ SIX PER CENT. also at
taones ~ all bids as soon as reported de-
luQucuf
Particular attention is called to the
anoNe. as under ar ordinance passed by
the city Council there can be no avoid
ance Of the penalty
FRANK w. CTTNNTNGHA1f.
Collector Of City Taxes.
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Situation Professional.

YOUNG LADY DESIRES SITUATION
as teacher 10 family. six years expert
ence IN teaching English, advanced
inathematcs. French. Latin and music:
nlghest testimonials Address TEACH
ERR. care TimeS-Dlspatch
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Millinery.

irery. workmanship end material the
best. call on MRS WORKMAN. 2ls
North Third Street. StiI have n fcvv oT
,yose hats lately arrived from New
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Agents Wanted.


AGENTS or SALARY OR COMMITS
sion. The greatest agents seller ever
produced; every user of pen and Ink
buys it on sight: 2.n to $50 per cent.
profit. one agents sales amounted u
500 Iu six DAYS. anothe 81 in twOn
hours MONROE MFG co, X 80 Ia
Crosse. Wis
WANTED-IF YOU WILL DISTRIBUTE
Anu-Ctgarette. 81 and expenses day.
write us quick. STAR SERVICE CO,
Dallas Tex
Business Opportunities.
BIG MONEY CAN BE MADE OPERA
ting tho JEFFERSON Laundry and equip
mont. for rent from January LIST bv
LEWIS GINTER LAND AND IN
IRoNEMENT COMPANY. 921 Mutual
Building.
EVERY ONE KNOWS WE HAVE THE
largest end best stock OF trunks and
bags IN the city We also have boys
and gents shoes. SPENCE'S Ninth
Street
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Schools.
Dissolution Notice.

THE PAINTING BUSINESS CONDrrc.,r-
go AZ -1s West Broad Street by Clarke
q Joyncs is This day dissolved By mu-
tuI consent Mr. G.. =. Clarke having
,o15i't me business. Will pay all bills
Quo by std frm and collect ali ont
standing accounts.
c. p. CLARKE.
". H JOYNEsS
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The Valentine Museum

ELEVENTH AND CLAY sTREETG
OPEN 10 a. NJ. TO p NJ
ADMISSION 10. .... "a.
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Professional Help Wanted.

WANTED. AT ONCE. A TEACHER FOR
"a village school ON railroad Address
CLERK Lovingston District. Loving
ston. Va.
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7
i.ri'rflns io the above. 1 beg to in
iofn nay friends and the public IN gen
"4'l tAat J viii continue the housarand-
sh-paintius business at 500 West Broad
street. and viii thank them FOR a CON
tlnnance az their patronage so literally
bestowed on ne old firm.
Ncrv respccfuIly. c. p. CLARKE.
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Real Estate For Rent.

FOR RENT-THE JEFFERSON IAI-N-
Dry and equipment. located iu thriving
1uter Park, possession January LIST
Apply TO LEWIS GTNTFR LAND AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. 9e1 Mu-
tIal Building
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Personals.


THINK OF THIS. YOUNG LADIES,
8 TO s. PER WEEK WHILE LEARN
ING. MUCH IN A FEW WEEKS.
WORK LIGHT AND PLEASANT. GALL
AT WHITLOCK BRANCH. AMERICAS
CIGAR CO. TWENTY-THIRD AND
CARY STREETS.
SAMPLES To SELECT FROM ORDER
your Christmas cardics now and get
later Jacobs's nne r4udics. made fresh
and expressed % WAGNERS, Sixth
and Broad Streets
DYSPEPSIA CURED BY ONLY DRINK
ing COMO LITHTA WATER: cost no
more than other water YOU have served
at your home. Phone 21O5 for the Como
man. and he VIII call
FURNACES. I.ATROBES. RANGES
Repairng and cleaning at reasonab BILE
prices. VA. PIt MBiNG AND HEAT
ING CO. 26 y. Ninth. Phone 194
TAYLOR ORIGINATED. OTHERS NIL
tatcd, but none cQualled TayfOr's Pork
Roll formerly called TaylOrs HAM.
Green Rrocers. meat dealers or phone
80 +. A. HElNDL & CO. Distributors
CARPSTs TO DUST BY VACUUM
system. also to scour aud dye: twenty
Fix years experience. Mrs. a
PYLE. Si5 North Fifth
LARGE STOCK OF LADIES' SHOP
ping bags. from 25c 20 go. Also some
very handsome fitted bags from SIS to
SO. az rPENCE'S. Ninth Street
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Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.
Help Wanted-Female.


Az INTELLIGENT PERSON May
earn So 70 so monthly at nome IN spare
time corresponding for newspapers, 10
cahNasslrs, experience unnecessary.
send for particulars. PRESS SNNDI-
CATE. LockpOrt y. Y.
WANrED-IN A NEW. DiODERNLY-
equipped country house. private family
MiAic servants employed. "a yOung girl
as pantry maid, wages SIG month.
Also. au experienced Chambermaid.
must know how TO do plain sewing and
intending well: wages. SIS. References
required Address Mrs. OWSLEY,
Greenwood. Va.
WANTED. A GOOD SAL MAN To
handie a new. quick selling speciality;
experienced one only need apply. refcr-
ence required. X. l.. q CO. J.. o. BOX
tlS, Newport News. Va
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED COOK.
good refereuces required. Apply TO
fELfi An BLACkFORD. l02 North Lin
den Street
800 To S. PER WEEK IS PAID TO
YOUNG LADIES WHILE LEARNING
AND a GREAT DEAL MORE IN A
FEW WEEKS. PLEASANT WORK
AT WHITLOCK BRANCH. AMERI-
CAN CIGAR co
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Rooms Wanted.

a REFINED LADY WISHES UNFI-R-
nlSled room. heated and lighted. near
bath. very light housekeeping privileges.
between First and Sixth Grace or
Franklin' quick. Address r. c.. Ruthcr
Glen Va
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Help Wanted Male.

AN - ~ LLLlGENl RSDN MAY
earn $50 20 80 monthly 6 home IN spare
ans cofresIoIllns FOR newspapers, no
Sqi- ss1-s-As, experience uuuecessary.
Se-4 I1r particulars PRESS SYNDI-
NA- =. l~oChpOrt y. Y.
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Rooms For Rent.
Real Estate Wanted.

AN EXPERIENCED NORTHERN FAR
mer desires 20 rent truck farm near
Richmond. VIII pay good cash ront for
some. or larger farm on shares Adj
dress with particulars II. Z. F.. Times
Dispatch.
WANTED-To BUY HOME ~ A
growing town, whore n good physician
IS vented Address DOCTOR. Box 272
Richmond va
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Boarding.

WANTED-BOARDER PERMANENT
transient and table l07 North Seventh
Street Terms reasonable.
PERMANENT. TRANSIENT AND Ia
Die boarders wanted at 516 North
Eighth
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TRUNKS AND BAGS.

WE WANT YOU TO CALL AT 700 EAST
Broad street and convince yourself thar
W have the largest and best linz OF
trunks and Travelling Necessities In the
gity. repairing done. II. W. ROUN-
TREE & BRO. Trunk and Bag Co
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-07
sporting Brevities.

Jack Chesbro has signed his contract
with the New York Americans. He had a
The high school basket ball team will go
TO Sioux City, Friday for a return game
with the high school team at that place.
Brooklyn has been promised surplus
pitchers by other National League clubs,
provided they are not needed by the clubs
that have the twirers.
A wrestling bout has been arranged to
take place in the quiet village of Benson,
Friday night Langton will be opposed by
the pride of the South Omaha stock yards.
None of the members Of the New York
practice this year. No colleges have en-
gagged any OF the players TO coach their
base bail mines.
The Chicago Cubs left Chicago March
9 for the southern trip and will not include
Omaha on the return trip in former
years. Much reliance is placed on Sheckard
and Steinfeldt and 1t is thought Sebring
may not report.
Manager McGraw, of the New York
Giants, is jubilant over the showing made
with the stick by Sammy Strang. ms
utility player of last season. out OF
twelve times ] sent him to bat the latter
part Of game" said ''Mugsy" The made
good ten times. | guess that comes very
near to the record for an emergency man"
Listen to that yell from the Record
Herald; "Pittsburg released Pfeister once
and that is no boost" Yes and Pittsburs
let go of Del Howard once. and that is no
boost-for Pittsburgs judgment of a first
class ball player. What's the use pickering
burgs releasing Jack, when you have a
couple of seasons OF as fine work any
pitcher ever did In the Western league TO
draw conclusions from!
Oh JOY, what good thing is Providence
going to send next? Just to think Western
league fans will not be oppressed with
Mike Cantillon this season as a manager.
That's almost too good TO believe. Caruthers
last year made the assertion he would nos
umpire in a league where such a character
as Cantillon could be manager. 1t is con-
selling to think that even If Bobby is not
going to umpire in this circuit this season,
neither will the other person be a manager.
The Record Herald has this to say con-
corning Jack Pfeister: Manager Chance
IS pinning his faith to Pitcher Pfelster, the
Western league recruit. He is south
paw" and the club management seems to
think there is no doubt at all that he will
be as good a pitcher right from the jump
as Weimer was, who went to Cincinnati
in the trade FOR Sebring and Steinfeldt.
Certain Western league people say Pfester
has been touted too highly here His work
with the omaha team was good, but
nothing wonderful, say those who pretend ia
know Pittsburg released Pfester once.
| which is no BOOST Dodge, Beebe, Knobs
and Mueller the other pitchers signed, are
doubtful proposition Knolls is the best
of the lot, but isssa erratic and BILE
that his chances 9f making good in the
| big league look dafR,