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New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
LIVELY WN TENNIS.
Hackett and alexander Beat Fincbe
and Urenn at LOngacood.

DOSton July 25-seven matches in singles and
seventeen In doubles were decided to-day IN +I
'. avn tennis tournament at the Longwood Cricket
Ciuo bringing the competition for the rongu,ood
Cup 70 the fifth round and clearing m ali h. 80.
contests in the second round for the E.s.a.s
doubles championship
me heId left in the singles is a remarkable,
SFohg 'one and the four matches naarl,, T -
which will be played tomorrov ,,,,, i,I',iy al OF
some of the best sport of the weel, TTe s,,os ou
are =. ii. Bull jr.. w. J. Clothier. E. r. Deyyh,,rst
t'oDert Leroy. l. c. Wright X H Rebr y n
Anderson and J. D. F. Jones "
In the doubles the Middle s+o+a ,,
CAelI ana Alexander, put out Wrenn and Ffncre
u are now strong favOrites for the title vrbicb
lhey won at LongwoOd a year ago They won IN
-. sels' although the second and third sets
80 80 70 fourteen games each. Hackett and Alex
eI Piayed straight driving contest with deem
Shots TO the base line. while their opponents obbd
@ TUHInuaHy' but were unable to kill with success
~ ~loAe' was unusually scteady. while Alexander
Won . many points On his crosscourt drives
me hardest fought match in singles was hatuvaar
l. e Wright. the Canadian chamnion ord %
hooKer, OF Springfield Hooker took the first two
sets' but Wright played so brilliantly therea fter
tioo ills opponent scored only five games in the
'n'ee remaining sets. The summary follows:
R. sS%ar sRsles e thFd Watson defeated
Fourth 1o rolndc NJ Boil defeated ted R. F. LOWERING
6sPs s - Ss "a 9-5 j4RSs = dfssssS SsS 49,;
defeated r G2Gssr "a 80 80 g.: Ss: J / s. Wright
eastern doubles Chrst round-Wrenn ana Fgno,a 40
eeq efesqed 6OTs l1, and Dalton 81 M ana Ie Roy
r Rotnb SRd aaS holt defeated Little and Behr BY default A.
I; f,ss sFstssF s1 81. So 9-6 s6;J.-S and j. r.
a. 80 o: P D. Haughton and G. R F Fearae IggIstsE der
aeased E; PSge gei. and w " A Bradford, 81 e2 81
ana u g FTothingham So. 10. 6-2; J. B. Read and
fn a, ". asssen defeated Keyes P Chase by de-
and s wand. and r lowering defeated A. R. Roch
ana F. B. Alexander defeated G. l. and R. Fincke
- 80; H c. johnson r johnson
6eated H J. Holt and E. b. Dewhurst. SIS smS ia
TU; " J clothler and ". A.. Larned defeated W. A.
AFarland and ". w. Niles. 60 Ga Il-0
second round-F. G. Anderson and j. D. E. Jones de-
1ea6ed A. Holmes and P. Forsdyke, 60. O-2 60: w
n G9fheF 10Th and " A LaTned defeated R. Hooker c.
Cabot defeated S F. Wise and G. E Howard, 6S4 IS
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

The Highlanders both games OF a double
header with Detroit at American League Park
yesterday before a large crowd. the first by a
score of to 4. and the second to 0. AS Phiadel-
phia also won two games from Chicago, the High
landers were unable to gain the leaders.
Heavy and timely hitting responsible for
both victories. The first game was exceedingly
exciting and took ten innings to decide. but the
second too onesded to be interesting. O'Lough-
lin. the umpire. hit the head by a thrown
ball in the third inning Of the second game and
was stunned for a few minutes.
ChesbrO pitched the second game and was IN
great form. allowing only four scattered hits The
Highlanders took commanding lead in the fourth
inning. singles by Mcclure. Chesbro, Keeler and
Chase, the throw i'll of Williams's fly and MOriar-
ity'S double brought in four runs. In the seventh
inning the Highlanders again hit the ball in all
directions. and never stopped until they had piled
up four more
with out in the tenth inning Of the first game
Chase sent out a double, which allowed Keeler. who
had singled, to cross the plate with the winning
run In the first two innings both sides made three
the visitors In their getting Neither side
scored after this until the seventh inning when
singles by COnrOy, keeler and Williams brought in
q run for the Highlanders. In the ninth inning
Detroit succeeded in getting a man over the plate
and tied the score, but Chase came to the rescue
in the extra inning and won for New York.
The HtghlanderS left here last night on a West
ern trip and will play in ClevelaT to-day. The
scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
AUTO TOUR NEARING END.
Roads IN Fine Condition in the Ran
to WaterUiIIe.
nv Telegraph % The Trlbune. !

Watervle, Me. July 25.-ToUring to-day was a
never ending OF delight. for almost perfect
roads found over the ninety-three- course
from Jackman by the automobiists in the GIdden
run. The route for twenty-five and one-half miles
lay through uninhabted mountain country yet
the roads were as good found in more popu-
lated places. From West Forks Hotel. the first
checking station. the going decidedly upward
for six miles. then down to the banks of the Ken
nebec River, along which civilization was again
encountered. Bingham. SOOn. Skowhegan and
Fairfield each received the tourists with welcoming
signs, and Waterville had a lemonade stand, with
free drinks for the contestants.
Surprise general to-day. for the Maine rolds
were found equal to Americas best and the scenery
something never 20 be adequately depicted. Maine
has been exploited touring paradise by Judge
James B. Dill. but the judge never did IL credit
Over such roads those of to-day IL Is highly
probable that the sixteen still in the tie will go to
the finish up. when Il will be necessary TO
organize competitive tests
The tomorrow will be TO Rangeley Lakes,
where Friday will be spent On Saturday the tour
will end at Breton Woods.
Waliie owen had six punctures In the second
control to-day and lost some points. that fifteen
are now tied with perfect scores
Palmer Abbott and his three passengers were
thrown out OF the car near Bingham without in
5uTfng any one
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
[By Telegraph 10 The Tribune.

Pittsburs. July 25.-The Giants managed TO win
the final game of series with Pittsburg here to-
day by score of to O. Mathewson was in the
box for the visitors, and while he allowed eight
hits he was steady when hits meant runs. Phil
HpPe, VINO pitched for Pttsburg, was hit freely
and was sent TO the bench at the end Of the fifth
inning. Lynch, who took his place. kept the cham
pionS from further scoring.
The Giants made their first run In the second
inning, when, with the bases filed and one out
Ganley got GilbeTt'S hot drive with one hand, but
could could not recover in time to catch McGann at the
plate A single by Browne. ShannOn'S sacrifice and
SeymOur's single in the third inning gave the
visitors their second run, and singles by Bresnahan
and Shannon their third in the fifth inning
Joe McGinntty. who had hstic encounter with
Peitz in yesterdays game and arrested failed
to appear in court this morning to answer the
charge of assault against him. The bail money is
said to have been forfeited A telegram was re-
ceived at the grounds to-day announcing that both
McGinnity and Petz have been indefinitely suS-
pended The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
ROWING DATE CHANGED.
HarUard and Cambridge Cre5cs VIII
Race on September 8.

Boston. July 25.-As a result Of an exchange Of
caOie messages 1t has been decided that the race
OF the Harvard varsity crew with the crew of
Cambridge University will be roved on the Thames
River, in England. on September g. instead OF Sep
tenber l5, as at first planned. This change was
made because it was found that the tide conditions
would be better the earlier date
The Harvard men will stay at Bourne End ON
the Thames. above Windsor. until the race
securely dashed to the saloon deck Of the LeyIand
liner Canadian when that steamer sailed for liver
POOL to-day were two Harvard eight-oared shells
boat builder had charge Of the shells.
The Harvard crew has been hooked to sail on the
White Star Line steamship Cedric Tomorrow -
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
SWEET MARIE BEATS WENTWORTH

Albany, July 25-Tn accordance with general exc
pectations, Sweet Marie. 2:c4A the bay mare owned
by William Garland. of Los Angeles. and driven to-
day by Alta p, Mcdonald of Albany won the spe-
cial match race at Island Park defeating Went
worth, 2:0F4, the black gelding owned by Thomas
Develon. jr.. Of Philadelphia, and driven by f. n
McCargo The leo all the way In the first
heat and won in 2:O7A. Wentworth made the pace
Tor the frst three-Quarters of the heat but
length in 2:G715
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
MOTOR BOAT RACyJG AT MANHATTAN

Among the entries for the motor boat races at
the Manhattan Beach Festival to-day are Henry
Payne Whitneys 40-horsepower yacht and Dr.
Herkimers Vida. At least six Of the fishing dories
viii compete CAPTAIN McCaldin will have a tug
for the judges boat. Among the entries for SWIM
ming contests are Miss Elaine Golding and Messrs
j. Wick, Creamer and GOdin.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26

Gilman p. Tiffany lowered the record xoF tna
I1oveItOn nne-hOe course from 76 20 a last Mol-
day going out IN s. and coming back In 81
The executive committee os thc United States
Golf Association has decided on the date for tho
next annual meeting 0e the 9rgantzatlon- e Win
re- held ~ DqIrqonlcos. Friday January IL l.l-
aTtb1lr = Eiis1iFs. a well known member OK the
81 AnflreyyS COLI Club with Jack Hutchinson tor
- ,orsFsr won 4 fOuT-ball match from William II
I3eeTs and Ben Nichols. az ST. Andrews yesterday.
by UP and % play.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
SECOND GAME.

New SetToiy York ................-.;SS
First base errors-New York, Detroit 2. on
hases-New York. q: Detroit, H. First base balls
Of Chesbro. 8: of Donahue, ]. Struck ou-By Chesbro
8; by Donahue. TwO-base hits-Moriartty and Dele
hanty. Sacrifice bit-Chase. Double playCrawford and
Lindsay. Wild pitch-Chesbro Passed baI-Schmidt.
Umpire-O' 'Loughlin. Time 1855
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
CAMBRIDGE oARsMEN READY TO RACE

London, July 25.-Al the members of this years
Cambridge crew. with the exception OF one who is
abroad. have agreed to train for the race with
Harvard on September or Is. They will start
work on the river on August s, so to have full
months practice
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
SQUADRON A DEFEATED.
Great Neck -Four Wins in Cham
DiOnship Polo Match.

Great Neck, Long Island. July . SpeciaD.-w.
r. Grace, Reginald Brooks. l. p. StOddard and H.
c. Brokaw. of the Great Neck Polo Club. played a
Championship game this afternoon on their field az
Great Neck in third of the series for the Great
Neck Challenge Cup, and won after some fast rid
ing and difficult play from the four pOlOists COM
posing the team of Squadron A. The score was.
Great Neck. 10 goals; Squadron a, "a goals. The
summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
THOROUGHBRED NEWS AND NOTES.

-lue' The Jockey, was back IN the saddle again
@'1-oag' after a three days suspension. but two
les vas the best he could accomplish. He was
"a - q Z mead on Lad Of Langdon in the first race,
- vas second with Outcome IN the fifth race.
49, 49, earned the Jockey hOnors yesterday, riding
f-,--s.e ana angler TO victory. CTimmins, who
~ ~ A9i get many mounts these days, rode Niger
-@srs
'sgsr Nike which won the first race yesterday
!" 70 ! was tlls Glird horse this year to get
rF-5 Fs n u mont Al this fancy price. Melbourne,
4 5t.t On a. Belmont Park this spring was quoted
Es.rsli Is ~ 70 l, while Arctic beat McCarter at
-N7pSAead Bay al 90 TO l.
: Eas announced yesterday that the following
-, ,-s WI serve next winter at the Crescent City
i5rsG tiu5 track AZ New Orleans: Clarence Nc
gsbs.5 yloge; Frank j. Bryan, steward; Martin
~ is1l secretary, and A. B. Dade, starter. It
rr1S - y L9unced that the Western Jockey Club
lsFo- zen douglass Park, near Louisville, on
- lay ana continue racing for thirty days.
-. .-s previous winners Of the Montauk Stakes were
esf5I5.naa Iongorder, Long Shot, Eugenia Burch,
'--eE' Commando and Plucky.
--aEe was suspended for three days by the
m ~ ~ Ior disobedience at the post The boy does
IA ''''n 70 profit by his many punishments this
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
HoNy5coOd Team Beaten by Deal
Plan at Forest Park.

The Deal Golf Club defeated Hollywood yesterday
In a team match by a score Of TO 4 There were
eleven players a side and p. W. Kendall. who
played No. I for the visitors. made a score OF "a
which equals the amateur record for the Hollywood
links The summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
PHILADELPHIA WINS DoUBLE-HEADER

At Philadelphia FIRST game)- R HE
cRessd ccRRisdslDhia 6a..:S :.::S 5GS5S8 : 3
Battsries-PhiIadelphia, Plank and Powers; Chi
cagO, White and Sullivan.
Second game R HE
cRieasa ccRRiitaaslDnia i......I - dS-5 Z
Batteries-PhiladeIphia, wadden Coombs and
Schreck; Chicago Owen and Sullivan.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26

Earned Tuns-New York. :. Two-bass hits-Fsitehcy.
Phelps. Dahlen- Sacrifice hits-BeaumOnt,
Stolen base-Leach. Double play-Devliu Gilbert and
McGann. First base on balIs-Or 1lathewson, 9; 81
Philippe, l. Hit by pitched ball-By Philippe Dahlen
Struck out-By Mathewson Q; by Philippe. 2; by Lynch
l. Left bases-New York. 8: PittsbuTg, o. Hits-OH
Philippe. in innings or Lynch. In innings. Time,
zoo UmPires-Emslie and Conway.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
STATE LEAGUE BASEBALL RESULTS.

At Wilkes -Barre-Syracuse. s: wikes-Barre A.
At Gloversville-Troy 3; A. ]. & G.. Cmorning game
At Scranton-Scranton Q: BingEamton, g.
At Utica-Utica. 8; Albany O.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL.
HIGHLANDERS WIN TWO.
Play Overtime to Take First Game,
bat Second Was Easg.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
at Cleveland. Boston at Detroit
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUl


New York. s: Detroit, a Philadelphia 8; Chicago,
first game) first game).
New York. o.; Detroit, o. Philadelphia, 4; Chicago.
second game). (second gameD
Washington, 2; 50. Louis, o. Cleveland, 3; Boston,
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
FIRST GAME.
'None out when winning run was made.

'None out when winning made
6siToit 6sT hort z g 9 9 2 68
First base errors-New York. 1; Detroit 1. Left
bases-New York. z; Detroit Z First base balls-Oh
Ortiz 8: of Eubanks. 2; of Siever. 1. Struck Out-By
OTth. 2: by Siever, 2 Twobase hts-Chase Moriarity
Sacrifice hits-HorlmRn OLeaTy. Siever Warner Stolen
bases-WilliamS, Jones Hits-OH Eubanks In 2 inn
inss off sevsr. in innings. Umpire-O' Loughlin.
Time, 2:1O.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
HOLLYWOOD

The eishteen-hOle handicap medal play qualifying,
round for the Presidents Cup was played yester-
day at the Forest Park Golf Club when the follow
ing sixteen qualified:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
CLEVELAND, 8; BOSTON. 2.

Cleveland ......s 5000 pS 8 4
Boston ..........1 % 2
Batteries-Cleveland. Bernhardt and BueIov:
Boston. Harris and Armbruster. Umpires-COn-
molly and Evans.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26

sIIeF b9aI pe.9Ity athEnat o4laiIon a tor tafc,
Total seOra-CiFeaf Neck. BY earned goals 10 squad
ron a. by sarnea goals O. by handicap. less goal ror
penalties; total. "a goals. hefeToOC. TX. Robbins.
The final match for the cup Will be played Sat-
EFday Afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
Horses and Carriages.

L,oR sAIlE-rhr-e l2hanG POnv team Win Asv-r-f>-
I ting Wagon ana Harness Address Dr. q G. yAS1Sp
eoN. Park Hotel Jamaica. ~. z
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
WASHINGTON. 2; ST. LOUIS, o

WASHINGTON, 9; ST. LOUIS, o.
Wgas4inSton y P6sIS ::..5 3 S5S
Batteries-Washington Patten and Feydon; ST.
Louis. Glade and O'Connor. Umpire-Hurst.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
GIANTS WIN At List.
PittSbarg Shut Out sgitb the Mighty
Matty i1 the Boo.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York. 3; Pittsburs, O.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
THE QUEEN WINS AGAIN
THIRD TIO{E THIS WEEK.
Eighty-tsco Yachts Race IN the
LarchmOnt Regatta.

sfeered With her owner. J. Rogers Maxwell. ara
Win her designer. Captain Nat HerFeshosS on her
quarterback. the schooner yacht Queen defeated
the Einina on LarchmOnt yesterday IN the thlzl
Gays race Of race week. She was the IsaGc-
OK fleet OF eishty-twO yachts that started
Inc Queen and her rival the Ezmina. had had a
Spirited fight for The weather berth at the start.
and the Queen got the best Of It. Both were trav-
eing az ten-knot clip in the fresh eastery breeze
as they approached the line the Elnina from tho
westward and the Queen from the southwest, both
being on the starbOaTd tack The Queen. going
Just trife faster. was able 20 get an overlap on
her rival. and she crossed the lire lust a second
aheqd. The Queen gained on every leg os the
twenty-nine and a quarter mile course. and finally
won by min % sec corrected time. from the El-
NINA II was her third victory Of the week Tho
wind was fresh from the east-sOutheast.
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt az the
wheel Of his Jo-fOOser Rainbow as she approached
the line az 12 O'Clock Harry Maxwell. handling tha
Yankee. shot that yacht across the line berthsd
the weather quarter Of the Rainbow The hns
weather brought out a big crowd Of yachtsmen and
their friends to witness the sendOT Of the phenOm-
enally large feet Of starters
While the GO-fOOt slOOps WeetamOe. Nicola and
Isolde were heading for the line. all on the star
board tack. with the right OF way, the Effort on
the opposite tack. attempted % pass between the
by. the Effort. and the yachts came togsther with
9s6 SSp , 5o ~ fC2nne a9yf nSS'a ea fbeP PI eo @ On ~
The first leg Of the triangular course was wind
ward Work HOr all uduQSs anu q pretty Sisuk Nl-y
presented when all were crossing and recrOsslnS
the Sound. The second leg was reach, and the
third q run. Weeks Point buoy the nrsc
mark; buoy of Parsonage Point the second
The course OF nine and three-QuaFteTS nautical
miles sailed three times by the schOOnerss and
twice by the smaller SlOOps.
the rst aTShree s aSd thTeequarters miles nom
the staTt-she she was minute ana g seconds % N tns
more. and az the home mark she had increased
her lead 70 minutes and 10 seconds She unaly
won by "a seconds elapsed time and by . seconds
corrected time. She was headed by the wind can't
ing the eastward near the Hampstead unarEs on
the third round. that the Rainbow OyeFhauled
her Then they had a lUftng MATCH 10 which
the Yankee got little the better OF II. The
mary follows:
sCHOONERs-eO-FOoT CLASS-sTAFer 11:s5-cOUFs1
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26

BASEBALL, POLO GROUNDS, TO-DAY, r. NJ
Giants, Chanponss va Cincinnati Adm ccc
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
EASTERN LEAGUE.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.

non.nsa nnsItmSTe p bSs5 NsS1 Gr9TS s: g. Rochester
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
SQUADRON a.
GREAT NECK.
....... l3 Total
FIRST PERIOD
SECOND PERIOD.
rH1Rn pERrnn

FOURTH PERIOD.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26

-l' previous winners Of the Montauk Stakes were
fisSSatant, IongOrder, Long Shot, Eugenia Burch,
S-'-leFs Commando and Plucky.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26

] sHS . @ % s5s % ssss % Sas 9S 9Sss ,Su S sH' strong through
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-01
SNITHVnLE TENS.

Misses Kateland Pearl Cowarto Of Bron-
wood were among the visitors to Smith
Vile last eek.
Miss Alice McCol1um Of Dawson who
has been attending school at Athens is
spending a few days with Mrs. Tracy on
her way home.
Rev. OVERLY is helping with a protract-
ed m=etng at Sasser this week.
Mr.. Frank Mcdonald is spending a few
days with relatives in Sumter City.
Mr.. N. r.. BIacbman made a business
trip to Albany Tuesday,
A crowd Of Dung folks attended the
commencement in J,eesburg Manday and
Tues LAY nights.
Mss1F Lewis Kennedy Of Brentwood
spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives
Mr. r.. P. Johnson who lives one mile
from Smithvilie has this season shipped
1, Atlanta one thousand pounds Of honey.
Miss Mary Laramore and brother Har-
rs, vino 4ave been attending school in
annhM1le returned home last Saturday
evening ~
Mr.. Frank Market pronlinens citizen
and farmer of Sumter county, made bust
ness visit TO Smlthville Saturday.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-01
Hon. Clark Howell
Speaks.

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Judge Long introduced tile speaker and
sad 40 years aso ne mad gone between
Lines Of nes'o voters 10 vote, A tulug We
are trying 70 pre'eAt ny dhuaucunmg
them.
says Clark Howell Ind been m nc
Legislative is years nut in ms sp0e.u MI.
Howed neNcr clalued 10 eve, nad am,
hand Ia the passage OF but lwo bins, Nor
are vs. informed ynap Tie reco,ds SNOW
that he has over p.,ssed a Dill.
Nj. Howell told lhe yolers o. l,secoun-
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amor 3 o. MONTHS iolks otcourse know
uiat Mr. bowels memory IS signify pnaa-
sd tor they a'e head the woros passeu
along tie anes tor years that Ali. Howells
a'he was neNl.
oays 'lal ho' i dollar Las been ms1p-
PfoP''4'su ~ Georgia and that tne state
a'u county aI'a"s wound snow This. Don,
snow 9oI wy nave Aeoa o' several pvop.e
S'-''iu''s '''al 'oI nl'sARpopriauon OF
county funds. Perhaps we dreamed It,
he said chat Ga owed ss ooo GOO =, !
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pQ il with but MIR. HowyllL.,.o, Il.
to,m the paope thn ~. ,nnt, ba,.o.
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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-01
Gcfuso suGsstituteS

Mr.. Emory Webb from near Sumter
City. made business trip to Smithville
Saturday.
Mr.. Earl McKenney came up from Ar
lington Sunday to visit his parents and
friends
Maj. c F. Putnam of Albany was in
Smithyille short while last Saturday
Dir. Julian P4ice who lives three mics
west OF Leesburg was here last Saturday
Mr. Henry Logan Of LeesbuIug made
business trip 10 Smithville last Wednes-
day.
Mr.. James Mcbride superintendent of
the county convict gang is camped one
mile west Of Sn':tville.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-27

Moscow, July % The mlsslne OF
troops In this ciiy continues. The
radiaung railroad lines arc carefully
guarded ami the whole City Is under
semimartlal law In addition 10 the
regular troops guarding Nicholas sta.
ion, the terminus " the line con.
meeting Moscow AMI $, rprshurg.
a machine gun de,achmen, is on dut,
there
Teheian. luly &C Political dlscou
ter' here Is again assuming an acute
bhasc. The people are loudly demand
iug the disma,sal of the grand yi1irr.
the r,Duru at the mulah, and cod!
ilCation Of he laws.
The mullahs who recently lcft the
great mosque are now assembled al
Kun. IL great shah place ~ pilgrim
age
lnuyc are now over 5000 refugees
under IN, protection VI the British
legation here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-27
PEONAGE IS CHARGED
BY GERMAN LABORERS
Germans Bring Charges Against
Big Lumber Company.
100 osRt ms HELD IN BONDAGE
United States Officers Nave Left for
Loekhart, Where Company Is Loo at,
ed. To Take Aetion-ko,tnern Cap.
Hal,sts Own the Company

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onic,r, of ALI. JaCkson l...,r. com.
pauy. at I.nrNaari. Ala luu U..,u
s,ai,. d,put.,s. ARMED w.. .Wa.a.t,
for their arrest lift her, lu,..Ay lot
tnai place.
A. IA. allegations Al, .ur. about
ON, hundred cmigants. ml.u, Ger.
mans Arc held fin the l.I,, camps
Of inai clmuan, virtual ., slaves.
A part, of German, ,..,u,i mere
Tur,1,, fruu.h, canp, ,.I.nl tai
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1.yn..u vic. consul for T.. ,....Ipu. u4i
told nm A tale d, m O. ..U,at ami
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