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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-09
EDITOR IN JAIL FOR LIBEL.
Mayor and Aldermen of New Rochelle
Cause Arrest of Charles d Siblev

NEW ROCHELLE, y. Y, Ang S.
Because he called the mayor and al
dermen of New Rochelle boodlers
and said that Sing Sing prison would
he good boarding house for them.
Charles d Sibley. editor of the Sat.
nrday Evening Era, of New Rochelle
has been arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Cuss and held in $4,000 bail
Mr.. Sibley is charged with crimi.
nal libel by Mayor Henry S. Clarke.
who on Saturday applied to Judge
Jay Cox for warrant for his arrest
Mayor Clarke has, also begun civil
action against sibley for $25,OUO.
For weeks Slbley has been conduct
Ing a fight against vice. crime and
Fpolitical crookedness which, he alleg,
es. abound in New Rochelle. and his
articles have attracted attention on
account of the sweeping accusations
he has made against city officials.
He says his arrest is due to political
persecution and that he will not give
up the fight.
Il have printed nothing but the
truth about the mayor and alder.
men," said MIR. sibley, "and / will
continue to print the truth. even
though am compelled to edit nv
paper from cell in the county iail
Mayor Clarke's attorneys say the
articles printed by Mr.. Sibley, at
least so far as the mayor is concern
ed. are false and unwarranted
II cannot understand why any
newspaper man of experience could
be so rash as to print such state
ments," said Samuel Swinburne. one
OF the lawyers. when there is abso.
lutely no proof to back them up."
Mayor Clarke is republican, while
Mr.. Slbleyss paper is democratic. The
editor was admitted to bail, Michael
F. Doherty and l. B. Cohen signing
his bond
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-09
.luekIest Man hi Arkan.aa

Pm the luckiest man in Arkansas"
writes II. l.. Stanley. o, Bruno, since
the restoration of my wlfes health
after five years OF continuous cough.
Ing and bleeding from the lungs: and
owe my good fortune to the worlds
greatest medicine, DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. which !;
know from experience will cure con.
sumption II taken in time. NV wife
improved with first bottle and twelve
bottles completed the cure" Cures
the worst coughs and colds or money
refunded. At w. Blair Langhorne's.
druggist. Soc and $1.o0. Trial bot.
Tie free. ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-09

ship. All sorts of suggestions have
been received at the, Navy Depart,
ment from those who believe they
are able to improve upon the existing
submarine. but most of the informa-
ton is not of very practical sort.
The board which will discuss the
question of submarine development
will include Naval Constructor David
w. Taylor and Lieutenant Comman-
der Charles w. Dyson. the latter re-
presenting the naval engineering
branch.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-09

The converted Toledo Ice trust
magnatea have lost their appeal and
viii have to so to prison for forming
an Illegal combination TO advance
the price Of summertime necessity.
This Is simply another practical illus.
tratlon of the fact that local trust
may be satisfactorily handled II there
Is the inclination to do so ON the
part of the courts and court officials.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-09

Henry Labouchere, editor of Ion.
don Truth, gives his Truthful def.
milton OF society: Society Is com.
Dination OF men and women who over.
uisss themselves at the expense of
their tradesmen that they may over.
eat themselves at the expense OF
their friends"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-09

Senator Carmack sends out n state.
ment to the effect that he is out OF
politics. He modestly refrains from
saying whether the position he occ,.
pies Is voluntary or whether he was
thrown there
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-09
BIGGER THAN NEW cUNARDER.
Hamburs-American Line Gives Or
ders for a New Shin.

BELFAST. Aug. Sit was report.
ed today that the Hamburg, American
line had given an order to Harland
& Wolff to construct a steamer larg.
er than the Cunard liner Lusltania
The L,fsltania is 100 feet long. she
has 80 feet beam, her nodded depth
Is so feett6 inches, her draft Is SO
feet and she. is OF 10000 tons dis.
placement. 80 . s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-09
NEGROES SHOOT FLAeMAN.
White Man Wounded by Robbers
During a Fight.
Robbers

LHNcHBURG. VA, Aug. Sin tho
island yards of the Norfolk & West
ern railway here, Flagman Woodey
OF Roanoke was shot twice and bad
~ wounded today.
The shooting was done by one OF
a gang of negroes who had held up
and robbed coIored man from Rich
mond OF s49.50.
Woodey attempted to interfere.
James Johnson, colored, has been
arrested on suspicion OF being en-.
gagged In the robbery and shooting
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-09

Miss Abby Mayhem, of the Uniyer.
sity of Wisconsin, says that women
VIII never he free until they discard
pettiooats. Well. there are lots of
them who would rather have fash.
ionabie petticoat than to be free, SO
why should we worry?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-09

There are other things In life be-
sides officeholding," says Mr.. BRYAN.
ihere are certain men in the State
of~Virglnia, however, who have never
allowed this idea to percolate into
their minds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-09

District Attorney Jerome announa.
es that the Democrats mus. not nom.
mate him for governor of New York.
The Democrats of New York will
hardly have to exercise any great
amount of restraint In order to carry
out Mr. Jerome's Instructions.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-17
Notice Of Intention to Tax.

Notice is hereby given by the City
Council of Logan city, Utah, that it
intends to levy special tax on the
real property hereinafter described
for the purpose of constructing, eX-
tending, maintaining, and laying
water pipes and mains, and for the
purpose Of levying said tax, special
taxing district to be known and
designated as water main extension
district No. Il will be created within
the boundaries of the district to be
affected and benefited 10y the said inn
proyemcnts
That the said improvement will be.
gin at the corner of Fifth East and
Third North: thence running south
along Fifth East to boulevard: thence
southwest a distance of eighteen rods
That the property to be affected and
benefited by the said improvement
will be that AUDITING along the said
improvement fronting the above de
scribed route and described as fol
lows Beginning at the corner o.
Fifth East and Third North: thence
running south along Fifth East tC
boulcvard; thence southwest "A dis
lance of eighteen rods.
That the estimated cost of the sale
improvement is approximately SL.3O
per front or linear foot For delray
ing the whole thereof, the city coun
Gil intends to levy a special tax on tn,
frontage Of the property as aboy,
mentioned, affected and benefited b.
] the said Improvement,
| The council will consider the pro
posed levy and hear objections there
/ to IN writing on Wednesday the III
/ day Of April, 1906, at 7;3o p m. at TN
/ city council chamber,
ESTELLA EGBERT,
City Recorder
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-17

a committee from the Board OF Edu-
cation, Messrs. Mclaughlin, Thatcher
and Jacques, met with the city coun-
Gil Wednesday evening for the purpose
of discovering whether 1t might be
possible for the city to cut its tax levy
this year in view of the necessity of in
creasing the school tax for the cree
tion of needed buildings There was
little discussion Of the matter, but
II we are informed correctly, the coun-
Gil does not see its way clear to cut
ting its levy. The council has in mind
the building Of a city hall and fire
station and does not like to delay the
matter longer, However, nothing de
finite was determined at this meeting,
the council instrucJing the various
committees to present their needs at
the next regular meeting. 1t can
then be determined what the city tax
levy shall be
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-17
Local SQuibS

Little Teddy SccloIser, nine years
old, broke his right arm Monday after
noon while Scuilling with other boys.
Mrs Artie Dayton, of Eureka,
and Mrs. Leone Jensen of Bear River
City, are visiting their sisters the
Misses Taylor
Mrs Nathaniel llaws, who has been
TO The coast during the past two
months for her health, returned home
Friday night much improved
Members OF the Iortieth quorum Of
the seventy are requested 10 meet AT
the b Y. college, Tuesday evening,
March 10Th, at 1870 O'clock A. -.
Thatcher, Senior prest.
The qarterly conference of the lly-
rum stake will convene Saturday and
Sunday, Mar - 24th. and 2jth at lly-
rum. Meeting IA m. and > p. m.
VIM. g. Parkinsoh, A. NJ, lsraelsen,
e
the past month shows y cases OF
truancy and $50 tardies, this being
POO tardies less than last month. 39i
pupils were neither absent nor lardy
The beginners grade at the Card had
a perfect record Tor puncJuality.
Miss Amanda Taylor,of East Center
street,was the victim OF genuine sur
prise Thursday evening". The lady
anticipates going to Hood River, Ore
gon, in the near future and her host
of friends assembled as stated above
The evening was spent in games ga
lore and at tie proper time refresh
ments were served and thoroughly en-
joyed, The guests departed after /
very pleasant time together,
Hon. Aquilla Nebekcr and his wife
who have been in Mexico the pas
three months are at home in Logan
again. Quill has been standing arounC
on the streets Shiverlng wishing tina
he had had gumption enough to re
main in the land or bananas and few
clothes just a few weeks longer II
says work on "the plantation l. pro
crossing in a splendid way. He say
Hon. |. &. Thorcscn in Mexico city
and says that gentleman is o, k.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-17
Wicked Fabrication.

The statement about Mrs, Smoot
and heing at an Omaha hotel is UNI
true. The whole story Of Mr.. Glenn
enson is such a wicked fabrication that
no one at all familiar with my life
will believe it, The charge of Rev. j.
l.. Leiich was equally false and vas
repudiated uy every honorable person
acquainted with me. again assert
that ] am not Il polygamist, that !
have but one wife, and never had any
other; that never have advised any
one TO go into poygamy and do moi
countenance 1t. | have given strict
obedience TO the law all my life anc
intend to continue to do so.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-17
The New Play

Considerable interest attaches 10
the engagement OF Florence Roberts |
at the Thatcher opera house Thurs.
day evening, March %, IN that she |
will produce for the first time here |
her latest Offering, "Thc Strength Of
the Weak, " described as a new mod
ern play in four acts by Alice NJ
Smith, Of Tacoma. Wash, who has |
conceived story of absorbing human
interest.
The locales of "The Strength of the
Weak" are placed in and around New
York City. There is nothing cynical
or unsavory in the play, but, the lines
are permeated with optimism and in
the characters will be found Il coterie
of natural types well portrayed and
defined. The theme is not new one,
since themes in drama are confined to
a small number which have already
been exhausted, but it is in the man
ner Of its telling and the atmosphere
Of its construction that an innovation
is promised.
The action occurs during the grad
uation festivities at Womaus Col
legc near New York city. Pauline
Darcy, the valedictorian is an orphan
| whose education has been provided by
| Mr.. Abbott an INSCRIPTIONS but
wealthy Chicago mine owner who was
the friend of the girls parents and
her guardian. She has written book
supposed to reflect certain phases Of
her life and depicting her relations
with Abbott. The book is published
ANONYMOUSLY and with the proceeds
she intends to repay A bolt the
amount he has advanced, The reali-
zation of her sin and attempt to wipe
out the past incite this effort and the
publishers announce its publication.
The book becomes the subject of liter
airy as well as drawing room discus
sion. At about the same time she
meets and falls in love with Richard
| Adams, who, unbeknown, to her, is
lllN SUI VI llNl suuibiNlls az "
CLUB ball she repulseS the attentions
of Tom Dare, the son of her hostess.
lie discovers from a servant, who had
formerly been in Abhott's employ,
that Pauliue'S past was not what 1t
should have been with the discOv.
cry that Pauline is the author Of the
book, Dare is about to divulgc what
he knows when Richard Adams inter,
cedCs for the girl and announces theil
bctrOthal. The two subsequent acts
are replete with complications and
lead through splendid dramatic Situa,
tionS TO perfectly natural dcLou,
ment
Miss Roberts has assembled Il not.
able company of players, headed by
Max Figman the well known comedian
and stage director and which includ
Is such capable actors as James T.
Wilson, Eugene 'OrmOnde, II. $
Northrup, Robert McWadc, Gregory
Rodgers, Adelaide Manola, Florence
Robinson, Lucille Norke, Ruth Alien
Mary Bertrand and Lillian Armsby.
The production, which was built il
New York, is said to provide seyera
elaborate scenes, each act marking the
othor by contrast OF general design
and color scheme
The locales are placed in the AmeI
lean University for Women, Hunt
Club Ball in fashionable Long IsanC
residence and the apartments of Paul
inc Darcy in New York.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-17
Seeds! SeedS!! SeedS!!!

SwcetpeaS must be planted as early
as you can dig the ground, If you want
fine flowers with long stems al
through the summer. have them in
named varieties or mixed colors, Any
quantity. Mail orders solicited.
BENJAMIN CARLISLE,
Florist and Scotsman.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-17
BARRIERS, Attention!

The Utah state board of examiners
OF BARRIERS will meet in regular session
in the city Of Logan on March 20, 1906
at a. m, at the barber shop of Yves,
ley Jacques. All applicants for ex.
animation are requested to be present
BY order of the board.
PERLEY A. HILL, sec.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-17

4 Long Island man, whose wife had
decided to establish residence in Sioux
Falls, that she might divorce him,
Travelled west with her, as she was
unaccustomed to going about alone
aud didn't like to, anyway
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-17
Pure Air of Polar Regions.

The air is so pure in the Polar re.
gious, 80 free from harmful microbes.
that throat and lung diseases are un.
known there, That section Is also
entirely free from contagious mai
aides,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-17
Central African Dudes,

The men of the Maya tribe, in cen.
trail Africa, stick wads of cotton wool
into their ears. These wads are
spread out on frame into a fan
shape several inches deep on each
side of the face.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-17
Says SmoOt a POIygamist.
Concluded from LIST page.

with being polygamist Yet Mr..
Leilch's ai,idayit is dated three years
ago, on February %, 1903, ten months
before hr marriage date given by Mr..
Clemersrn. AS to my meeting any
such lady in Omaha, | will say never
did so ut Hny time
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-17
irrigation in Mexico.

The Mexican government is giving
attention to the problem of irrigating
on LARGE Gcale.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
Races at La,1tonia.8
/. fnv A,s.onlated Press. ]

~ thy Associated Press q
z CINCINNATi, o. July 3.--Fiye favoritss. .
second choice. and an outsider won at La,onia
to-day, "A heavy rain began falling shortly
before the fourth race. II was Officially an,
August 18th. Summaries; .lst y. y,
First race-six furlongs- ranade teyen) mrs,
nuoher 10 to !, second. Hector (ls 80 y TIRE
& second race-Tlyo ana one.hal lnrion q !.
Frank rs fos1sr 'I s.
Third race-One mile and g halfl-HMbea nT
g IL 9 hrst, Little Ella tls 70 . second
IFoA,r1h race yselter. furloltgs. IiatndicapT,,
Mlitades no to y fret. Cotton ToWn slo j. to.n
Fifth race-Four and q half flrlongs You've
x to u first, Marmoran q to y SECOND chooo-
late Drop to !, th,rd TiM,s1 r. S "a q s.
frat, Tho Mate Gs TO y seeend, Alma Garcia
Seventh race-Ona mile-IIappy Jack 70 to l0l
frst.s Bill Carter cas- to u second, Matabon III
TO 2)>third. Time, 40 50. ~ 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
3Yf if,IY433 "
I.I,YNCHBURG WINS AGAIN.
Took Last Of Series from Roanoke
bYL a Short Score.
,tnI3to MN MISREPRESENTATION,

RoANOK E. & v Az. VIZ July BIN g pretty.
fast game this afternoon. I.ynchburg took
the last Of the series by a score Of 3 TO y
Both tchers were MT 81 freel VI though
smith had the better OF The contest
Roanoke made her only run In the ninth,
while Crutchleya WAS doing tho X! sssaueeze,,'l
between first and second base. Lynch
burg made lsoEe run in the FIRST Inning.
then followed line n OF goose eggss.s
until the ninth, when two more runs went 2
In. q Roanokes had several opportunities
10 score. hut tho fast playing OF the
Visitors prevented. III The game eWas clean
and without wrnngling, and quite an
Improvement on yesterday, ne score ':S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
~ NORFOL WINS.
Shaffer Did M ost Of the Playing
III for His Team.
snentai " "a lgThA ssTltnes. plspat ch.) y

Especial = Ines. Dls 'atc'i.)
NoRFoLK, july ~ X yell
played game this aftcrnoon$ lie t'crceil-
tcnnlais ovcrcatne the kcrs by the
score 81 to- \. making 81, even break uFs
q s ,pS ts bes ns NJ
Although VII vas not cinehtd for hem
until Manager Clarke who is nov dsl, ug
out nthtee-bngger with two L nen !, i. e.
bases, aud himself stole horne M = !, o y
III Ricjiinon1's bnt except heavy ~
ling shaffer, cf,hld locate Pitcher O y.
ssha fferNrapped him three times. but the
IfollOwing-uI hits or 70 cri fices from Enis
men gwere9src fort he oiling md VI tue
hits went for t,nught lille they. lnckedl
2hts. the LawnaEers were AZ a |, right, , ~ 7
tic field. Pitcher Long would lla Ye z q
number i of8 additional hits cha1ked up
5nEansil him Fhad VI not been for sharp
neidns Oh too z, vas s. 80 favored Y
ECjnrke hnd twelve chance al econd.5
seven of them ditricult ~ llo accept.'d
them, all without "a n /. error. Tho game
lonS both sides was a n r. tylorss selentii1c
exhibition &of ball .playinE titan the gatnlc
VcHt rfn y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
HIoH coNsTAHLE's SALE,

Z i, Will sell by public auction. on IITuRa,5
DAY, the 9TH day pf July. lseS. 1850
o'clock a. Nj. at lGOs East lsroad street.
t tn warrant lin my hands OnS @ III
Scales. a Iot of Candy Baxay. i R0l lSss zbp;
Desk, g8 Chairs, n Cans adeised M lkt
Work Tables ana Boards. Eencl he's; iii
~ Boards and Apulds, rs Rot tl9st Il.
III S,h,erries. lot Of Sans, Furnace. Marble.
Slab. Box; az Eaislnss Parties inte{esta0
tend this sale. This sale vas pnst l,ofiat
IRON, Ghe Srli inatant
TIE RMS Gas b. ~ y y " 3. s.
.ss ,. xxyCa VIZ M &: s a I, J. Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04

and III TO second, ~ orklst BtlGO2 70 and
40 to ~ third. Time, 4 ;02 s8T
Ss Second race one INLET ptoeF Gwen and
OUT first, Brookdale Nynph g to IS and
OUT second, NtandarIn q TO 4 and 4 to 81
third Il Time, / Al 1-5. ls 3ss "a VI
Third race-the Rockaway cup teeple-f
chase; ! fun steeplechaee course--Long Run
a TO 20 and 81 to p first, FL Cuchiilos
III to e and IL to 81 second, Divider5 q to
j md IS to ~ third Time, 1892.
SFo1rth srace-fl five and a half furlongs;
5futurtty course-Da shaWay5 t18 TO 5 and
4 TO s. first, Don Enrique (evenS and p
10 81 4 second " Montgomery (l3 to s md
s7S to i10) third. Time. ! 100.
Fifth race@-one + nile3and /; a furlongS---
tAmuskoday 40 to "A RI and IA q to y first,
!Greenade e to 80 second, Cederstrom 40,
to and 4 to y third Time, Us SO.
III Sixth race ellng; one mile and X a.
sixteenth; VI on turf-John Lyle 40 to 4 J.
and to- y 5B first, Onatas rs to "a and
8 tod second, ady Ell lson e % Land
32lto&l) third. limo, 4 :4ss SIS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04

public, and there are plenty Of tables %
and sufficient room. II, this cool. shady
grove to accommodate hundreds who!
desire to use the same for q picnic outing
$or q place to recreate. 81 sS .$ Is I,
gt The Potter Hnrtwell trio. the Sou t-do.olr
attraction at lakewood al this e Is
d most novel and gensat ional Gexli lbl tion.
The strlo3nr acrobats and 5head-baa la ncers,
who glyet shows dali IN ne Ssta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
! Brownies, d Riversid 2,

fspecialT to Tho 5Tlmes- . lspat cf.
~ 3 r,T psP sfsiJRc, VA. y, July s.-on three
bagger Sby sharp the Richmond Brownies won ., q
out In the tenth inning OF the first OF series a
off hree games Inv th the Riverside Country
CLUB here this afternoon by a. score % q to 4.
of the Brownie as hits
ana as errors l; Pctersburg IA hits:43 errors
I3atteries-D brownies. Fl ulcher& and mel eavs,;
Riverside. Gill and Fowlkes. npire, 5s Y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04

Carter. p.. .....5 q TN Q y
u 1otais |. 1. &. |. ]. 30 ii ~ 10 a, 2
ID Score by Innings: Is a Y, . u /, !. .,S !, y;
&Iynei Hb6 /, ....... L D 90 o o o o. S,s
hts Bowen, !, sneriflce hits
-.Darlngcr, 70 tmnni 1lhinll tor. ,tole ,i
,,Ii,ySnchbilrg. 13isn oil ibnllsoff Smith,
81; 81 Carter, / "a Hit by q pitched ball. I'D
Wilson Cartier Struck but by Snlth, q,
ny t.nrter, 2. vld tcl511.s Smith. Time
OF game, one hour ana 1lrtys-five min
tiiies.3 f1ltnpire. n Danity.ntAt tcndnnce. 600
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
Have You Rented Your Brains
to8Some One Else to Advise You IE.I

on your own ma ters
L some one to conf use or dsco,irnge yonzs
IVA til our mann or 81 chnsirig homes
p We ask Is an OPP ortunit and
viii prove that ,xo have the best plan
sextant hui he least DOS
3s ble expense because Il enc bles I'm
ma e money out the
us yoii to 3,inde rsta.ndS
It'll il to be suited With e, ho,lsarsi l
& Of testimonies OF hose who show.
six dollars MI y Oh on this shap1,ys
road TO sue Tess. SssSS
One prominent busines s man OF sTa lGt.sfa
4 mond but yesterday sal :$$ 'ssY our plan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
CANADIANS WILL &.
GET F NOUS CUP
Grand allenge 7 roPhy Likely
70 Leave England fer First
l l-.8 .5s8 Time IN I istory. NJ.
Time in History,
M ! 4 q o;nla lea Pra -

(Byg Associated Press.) Ssiis ..
" HENLEY, ENG 3. uly Sin the second heat
OF h the Grand Challenge Cup the lsArgonau&
(canada) beat the Thames ROY Wing Cur TIME
y The Canadians led Throughout and won eas-t
lily, Not a man OF the "A rSonaut showed me
strsaisht 1 as poplar trees at the nnlsn. hIany
experts already consider that the fate q. tGe y
viii leave England for the f,rsy time in HIS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
Standing 81 Clubs.
Especial toS The Times lspatcf.)5

isss, DIANvILLE. II. July Ragged
Sniow and listlcss baseball, couple WI III
ton Of tho yellosRs on part Of the T'obac.-5
N ccnlsts. lost them the game o-day to
Portsmouth, hy a score Of ~ 10 =. The
fans here 4 got H n whin.. from tho meat
j packing Establishments d Chicago 4 as
A erroraa fterSerr was made by the home
tenn. ArcSntsht. new teller, for,
nerlyls OF The South Atlantic I.aagu was
tried for The first time to-day. and with
letter support might have won his game.
az s5 Though a little wild "a he did not al
h low but i've hits. until the ninth inning,
55%2 when tho visitors land ed on him for four
$ OF the aafeties. The poor fleldlng sg OF
u - Il team must have discouraged him.
Benny, catcher for Danyille. had d bad
wing on him. ana flve stolen bases are
credited to the visitors. u Kaufman, for
the Truckers, was In fine trim, and runs
4 secured BY Danyllle would have ID been
fewer but for the three errors OF his
team. Both pitchers were used sup badly,
q and three home runs were ma de- IN the
Il ninth Inning 2 lage, for Danyille. b Ned
one clean over the ! fence with two mon