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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-04-03
ALL UNDER BOND.
Participants in Waller Tragedy are
Held to the Grand Jury.

Hampstead. Texas, April An ex
amining trial. involving the partici
pants in the Waller tragedy of last
Saturday was held here today by Jus.
tice T. G. Ashford. Joe h. and Billy
Wood were each placed under bond
in the sum of $1,000. They are sons
of Joe d. Wood. who lost his life in
the encounter.
Tee Binford and Ed Castle arrived
on the noon train and on the pre-
liminary hearing were also placed
under $1,000 bonds. Ed Castle is a
brother of Phil. who is now in the
Houston infirmary suffering with
three wounds. 1t is likely that any
action touching his connection with
the shooting will be deferred until
his condition improves.
Messrs. A. G. Lipscomb and w. J.
Poole have been retained as counsel
for the Wood brothers.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-04-03
CITY AND TOWN
ELECTIONS ARE HELD
IN NEARLY ALL CASES THE CAM
PAloNs HAVE BEEN WAGED ON
ISSUES OF LOCAL NATURE.

Special to the Herald.
Washington. D. c.. April 3.-City
and town elections are being held 80
day in many states. among them WIS
consin, Illinois, Kansas. Connecticut.
Iowa, North Dakota and New Mexico.
In nearly all cases the campaigns
have been waged on issues of an On
tirely local nature. Municipal owneT-
ship Of public utilities and 'reform
policies have probably figured to N
greater extent than ever before. In
view of the local nature of the on
tests the result of the election chn
scarcely be counted on to indicat Re
how the state and congressional elf &C.
tions in the same localities may 10
this fall.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-04-03
American Athletes Depart.

Special TO the Herald.
New York, April IA large crowd
thronged the North German Lloyd
pier today at the departure of the
steamship Barbarossa and waved an
enthusiastic adieu to the team of ath-
letes who will uphold the honors Of
America in the Olympic games at
Athens this month. The team num-
bers thirty men, but as several sailed
for Europe last week there were but
twenty-four left to take the trip on
the Barbarossa. All appeared to be
in splendid health and the best of
spirits The Barbarossa will reach
Naples in about twelve days If the
connection with steamship sailing
for Athens is missed the party will
be conveyed to the Grecian capital
by warship or private yacht. It is
expected the team will reach Athens
in time to get in few days land
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-04-03
New sousa.smlth onera.

Special to the Herald
Philadelphia. Pa, April 2-ThC
long heralded new opera by John
Philip Sousa and Harry B. Smith i:
TO have its initial production in this
city tonight and the event has
aroused considerable interest among
play-goers and music lovers The
opera is entitled King for a Day
and relates the adventures Of a Ger
man vagabond who has been chief OF
band of brigands. Joseph Cav
thorn is the star comedian Of the
production and Nella Bergen has the
prima donna role.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-04-03
AT SAN ANTONIO.
Monk cibson's Second Trial Takes
Place This Week.

Special 10 the Herald.
San Antonio. Texas. April 2.-The
April term Of tie Bexar county court
which convened today will be made
notable by the second trial of Monk
Gibson. the negro youth charged with
the murder Of the Conditt family at
Edna. Jackson county. last Septem-
Der. The crime was one of the most
atrocious ever recorded in Texas,
the victims being Mrs. A. J Conditt
and her four children Last Decem.
Der the case was tried here ON a
change Of venue and the trial result
ed in a hung jury The colored PEG
pie have raised considerable sum
to aid in the defense Of Gibson. The
prosecution viii be conducted by
District Attorney Baker and the en-
tire testimony which was brought
out at the first trial will be gone
over again.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-04-03
National Railroad of Mexico.

Special to The Herald.
New York. April I'm financial
and railroad circles much interest is
manifested in the outcome of the an
nual stockholders meeting of the
National Railroad Of Mexico. which
Is 10 be held today in Salt Lake City
Al the last meeting the Speyer inter
ests failed to control a sufficient mum
Der of shares to obtain the upper
hand. Since that time, It is reported
the Speyers have been actively at
work, and they believe they will be
able to control the election Of the
board.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-04-03
RaIIroad commIssIoners Me..t.

Special TO the Herald.
Washington. d. C.. April 2.-The
annual national convention OF rail.
road commissioners began today at
the rooms OF the interstate comfneree
commission in this city. and will con
dnue for several days The conyen-
ton IS composed OF the members OF
the Interstate commerce commission
the railroad commissioners OF the
various states and other state officer,
whose duty connects them will. rail.
roads The efforts being made for
railroad rate regulation will naturally
form the subject OF most discussion
at the convention. Safety appliances
and railway accidents and othef live
topics viii also receive attention.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-04-03
EI Y

sion. .saded by the new mao, NJ
the retiring mayor. followed by soun
ellis and a large representation Of
the commercial bodies and Va rious
other organizations Of Greater Pitts
burg, marched from the citv III to
the Nixon Theatre, wi new
executive toca the oath OF ofic in
the presence OF distinguished as
semblage. Mayor Guthrie deli vered
an inaugural address in which he out.
lined the policy he intended to pur-
sue as chief executive OF the city.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-04-03
High License the Issue.
Special 20 the Herald.

Special 20 the Herald.
Chicago. H., April 3.-MuniciBal
ownership OF the street railways ard
high license for saloons are the sole
issues in the aldermanic elections in
Chicago today The saloon keepers
and the friends of a wide open policy
in general are fighting tooth and nail
to bring about the defeat of those
aldermen who voted in favor OF ra u.s.
ing the saloon license from $500 20
$1,000 The municipal ownersh ip
forces are working in favor of TIE
ordinance authorizing the city to if
sue s75.OOO.OOO worth of Mueller lay
certificates to acquire a street rail
way system.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-04-03
Buffers EIahtieth Birthday.

Special 20 the Herald
Berlin. April 1.-THE city Of Mein.
ingen, capital Of the duchy of SAKE.
Meiningen, was en- fete today in Gel.
ebration Of the eighteth birthday of
the reigning duke, George II. He was
born April 2, 1926. and has been on
the throne since his fOrtieth year.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-04-03

=. .Ia 4ti1sr 20 uDi2in these votes larg
sums OF money are being offered TO
unpledged council, some Of whom arc
vulnerable because they have accept
ed gratuities from the once all pow
erful organization controlled by Dur
ham and McNichol. If the city party
candidates for presidents Of the Sc
lect Council and the Common Council
are defeated tonight it win mean, In
the belief Of most people, the eclipse
Of Mayor Weaver and the defeat OF
every pending measure for civic bet
terment.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-04-03
Brief Mention.

Reporter Now that have deS ribbed
the house decorations and the pre- sents.
what shall say OF the bridegroom
when we print the account OF the we'd
ding:
Bride Elect Well, suppose his name
must 20 in. You might say HAT he
was among those preseut.-Woman's
Home Companion.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-04-03
MInnesota RepubIleans.
inecial 10 the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
ST. Paul, Mimi, April 3.-The Re
publican state committee of MINI e
sofa went into session behind closs ID
doors at the Merchants Hotel todssS
to discuss arrangements for the alp
preaching state convention. Minnie
apolis, St Paul and Duluth are bid
ding for the convention and their rel
alive chances of success are belle Yed
to be in about the order named.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-04-03

There are some men" said the chrOn-
&c kicker. whom good fortune seems
10 follow always
Il think you're wrong" replied the
happy hustler You viii lind good
fortune meets them; It doesn't follow
them. PHILADELPHIA Press.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-04-03
4 Opera ia Chicago.
ha Herald


he Herald
H., April 2.-The Chicago
grand opera which opens
Iditorium tonight will last
week. but at the same time
promise Of being remarkably
sful Goldmarks Queen Of
sba. with its glowing spectacular
Bplay. its elaborate ballet, and its
ave vocal stars. Walker Rappold
Van Rooy. Alteh and Blass. will opeI
the season with all desirable bril-
liancy Other famous artists to ap
pear during the week are Eames
Jacoby, Plancon. Scott. Caruso, Sem
brich. DIPPED. Knote, Fremstad and
Bauermeister
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-04-03
Irish Golf Championship.

Special TO the Herald.
Dublin. April 1.-The Irish wo'men's
golf championship opened auspieious-
ly today on the links at Newcastle.
County Down, and will continue
through the week Miss Ilhona
Adair, a former title holder, who Wis
tied America three years ago. is
again at the top OF her game. and
is regarded as the most likely winner
OF the championship honors.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-04-03

large and representative of many
parts of the United States and Can
ada The program covers four days
and is replete with interesting fea-
lures in the way of discussions and
addresses treating of all phases of
practical kindergarten work
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-04-03
STRIKE AT THURBER.
Twelve Hundred Miners are Out But
Everything is Quiet.

Fort Worth, Texas, April about
twelve hundred miners are out at the
Thurber mines Jumpers, firemen
and engineers are still working. No
demonstration, but a meeting of the
miners will be held sometime today.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-04-03
tuberculosis Show in Chicago

Special to the Herald
Chicago. H., April 2.-Governor
Deneen is to give the opening ad.
dress this evening at the Inaugural
ton of the American Tuberculosis
Exhibition. The exhibition is to be
held in the Municipal Museum and
win continue till the end of April.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-04-03
weems Renominated.
'NNITEo TfNIFOIHIIIdtNUs
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Steubenville. o., April 3.-Repre
sentative c. L. Weems was rem omi
mated without opposition today at tn
Republican congressional conven hci
Of the Sixteenth district in this tfiy
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-04-03

The Parlor Market sells nothing
but the best Of meats. Try one Of
their big, juicy steaks. s0u
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-04-03
sast
cen
oilance Of Eu-
nervous VIII. he starts

nervous VIII. he starts
md from indications there
ally as much cause for IN
during the progress OF the
aunt as on the occasion OF
orable Morocco visits.
iser plans to visit various
and it is believed that his
certain to have important
Consequences. -He-win visit
the-frsf time in several
win discuss with the Pope
an protectorate over Catho
rs in the Far East. It is
likely that a meeting will
with King Edward. though
would embrace the oppor
such a meeting 1t It pre-
r.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-04-03
WE MEND
YOUR
LIN EN..

When dressing in a hurry
nothing is more provoking
than to find bursted button
hole in the baekband of your
shirt.
We save you this annoy
ance-we have q girl who
looks over your shirts and
fixes all such things as that.
She not only mends the but
buttonholes. but sews up all
the rips, etc.
What is the charge, did
you say? Nothing; that is
one of our ways of showing
that we appreciate your pat
rOnage.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-10

CASTOR of the Garnitas said Yesterday
that Salt Lake had proven itself one Of
the best sporting towns in the country
and any time any of the boys go to Den
yer II they viii make themselves known
Denver viii try and show them a good
time.
The tournament has developed a fetld
between the Seattle and Portland root
ers as TO the originators of the yell. He
no. 1t has caught on with the gallery
team Seattle first used 1t Thursday
night, but the Portland boys came back
strong last evening. The Portland bunch
claim II was swiped by the Seattle root
ers, as II originated in the exposition city.
These two cities may fight it out among
themselves. but the phrase will remain
IN salt Lake among the bowlers for some
time to come.
President ". S. Zehring of the w B.
9. and chairman of the Salt Lake Central
committee, wishes all the visiting bowlers
10 report at the Wilson hotel at o. m.
been arranged with the visitors as guests
of the Salt Lake bowiers. Zehring de-
clared last evening that he had arranged
with the weather man for good weather.
A game for blood was pulled off last
evening between Elwert of Denver and
Ellis of Butte The Denver bOWlers were
offering to bet any one Sf00 that their
man could defeat anv bowler in the city.
W. A Clark, jr.. of Butte happened to
be- in town. and he took up the offer and
went the Denver crowd a little stronger
by asking that the side bet be made 8, 600
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-10

hsrd to sidestep the inevitable. but could
not He would have liked very mucn
to retire, but the delegates forced the
position on him for another year.
While credit is being given for the sue
cess OF the first meeting of the West
ern Bowling congress, jenkins name
should lead all the rest. 1t was Jenk-
ins who first planned the organization,
and for a year past he has worked un-
ceaslngly for the success OF this week
in Salt Lake.
The full list of officers for the COM
ing year is as follows: w. S. Zehring OF
Salt Lake. president; A w Merrill o.
Oakland. first vice president: A. I. Stahl
of Denver, second vice president; NJ. J..
Sheehan Of Butte, third vice president:
A l.. Jenkins OF Seattle. secretary and
treasurer. Executive committee-A. W
Martin of San Francisco. s. p. Dyslnger
Of Los Angeles. Forrest Gilman of Santa
Monica, c. J. McMenomy of Portland
w. c. Camp of Ogden. n. G. TietJe OF
Tacoma, w. NJ. Elwert of Pueblo ana
P. ]. McGrath of Seattle
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-10
SPARES AND STRIKES

Secretary jenkins announced a woman :
special event for this evening, which
promises to see some of the best women
bowlers I'm the west in competition The
entries have been left open until this
evening, but several starters have al
ready been secured Among these viii be
Mrs H Q. Scott. the woman champion of
California: Mrs. briggs of Ogden and
Mrs i. H Hamlin. Mrs W. II. Kilpat-
There will be four pTiZes-First, so; sec
ond, SO; third, s., and fourth signet
ring.
The executive members of the bowling
congress expressed their thanks yesterday
to the Commercial club for the accommo
datiOns granted them by the club during
the week The use Of the rooms has been
given the congress for all its meetings
and the officials of the club have done
everything in their power to make the
stay of the bowlers pleasant while in the
city
An individual match for 500 a side has
been arranged as an outcome of the tour
nament games. Glenn Russell Of the Den
yer Garnitas is backed by Manager Reed
against J. p. McGrath. the Seattle crack
The games will be played at II o'clock
this morning at the alleys on West Tenn
ple street Former President a. W. Mar
tin is the official stake holder.
As vet no one has heard a single kick
from the visiting bowlers on the treat
ment received since they arrived in Salt
Lake The boys one and all are boosting
for salt Lake and say they will continue
10 do 50 on their return home. Captain
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-10
WENT FULL TWENTY ROUNDS
Fight Between Kelly and SuIIi-
van Declared a Draw at
the Close,

Los Angeles, March 9.-The fight be
tween Hugo Kelly of Chicago and Jack
CTwin) Sullivan Of Boston was declared
a draw at the end of twenty rounds
Kelly had all the better of the fight
from the first to the fifteenth round in
elusive. and in the fourth put Sullivan
down for the count of eight. and again
in the twelfth came near ending the
contest with h knockout. Kelly pun
ished Sullivan considerably I'm the early
part of the fight and kept the blood
running from his nose from the fourth
10 the twelfth round. After the sixteenth
round Sullivan made a strong finish
outfigh1ing Kelly and forcing him to hold
on in the clinches in order To avoid pun
ishment Sullivan's body blows during
the last five rounds had the effect of
taking considerable steam out of Kelly
and he slowed I'D just when il seemed
that he had the fight won.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-10
'Frlseo comes out for Denver.

San Francisco was after the congress
and so was Denver. DR.. Merrill Of the
California city listened to the heart tC
heart talk of A. r. Stahl. the leader of
the Denver boosters. and then stepped
forward and moved that Denver be CIV
en- the congress.
In a few short remarks Stahl opened
up a line of argument that could not
be met by any other city in the con-
gress. By holding the tournament IN
DenFer: ne salo; II means thet the al
tory the large Missouri river towns. Oma-
ha, Kansas City. ST. Joseph. Des Moines
send teams to Denver, when they might
hesitate about going to San Francisco.
The territory governed by the National
body is already rent with dissensions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-10
SALT LAKE MAN
MADE PRESIDENT
w. S. Zehring Chosen Head of West
ern Bowling Congress for
Coming Year.
DENVER GETS NEXT MEET
MOVE WILL EXTEND TERRITORY
TO MIDDLE WESTERN STATES.

Some forty odd delegates representing
the vast territory between the Missouri
r1Ver and the Pacific coast in the sport
q bowling met a a: the Commercial club
yesterday and made bowling h.stDTy Ev
a unanimous vote the assembly j, cided
uron Denver as the next city TOR the
annual congress meeting and tournament.
and in the few seconds ii took to an
nOunce the vote the Western Bowling
congress took a forward lean which in
two years from date will probably LAM
1t a winner and make il the most pow
A few seconds later this same meet
ing presented w. S. Zehring Of salt 1 AXE
with the highest honor within its Eift.
honor was also conferred unanimously.
and is a tribute to the Salt Lake mans
untiring efforts in the interest of the
congress
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-10
ToDAYs PROGRAMME.
2 p. NJ SinQIes,

=
Alley T. Gibson, Pueblo.
Alley 2-TayIor, Butte.
Alley s.-Kruse, Portland.
Alley 4.-crisp, Portland.
ESQ P NJ, TwOMan Teams
Alley 1.-Kneyse and Fcken Portland.
Alley 2.-Prioe Evans
Alley 8.-PoIock McMeneny, Portland
Alley 4.-Noge and johnson, Murray
P M, Singles
Alley 1.-Dysinger, Los Angeles.
Alley Burt,
Alley 3.-eason,
Alley 4-Hanes, salt
4P. My rwOMan Teams.
Alley 1.-WiIiams 6eIinger.
P. M Singles.
Alley downing,
Alley 2.-sivernae, Los Angeles.
Alley 3.-MerrI, Oakland.
Alley 4-Schmeirer, Salt
$50 p. NJ Singles.
Alley f.-McManamy
Alley 2e-Mays,
Alley 3.-Pawpuseh, Seattle.
Alley 4-Prober, Salt Lake.
NJ Singles.
Alley Baker Denver.
Alley 2-capen, Portland.
Alley 3.-Mcroy,
Alley 4.-eurke, San Francisco.
p. NJ, Singles.
Alley 1.-Whtney,
Alley 2-zehrine Salt
Alley 3.-Faddis Lake
Alley 4.-BiIinger, Salt Lake
F. Mp Singles
Alley 1.-Evans,
Alley 2-Ficken
Alley 3,-Brown, Seattle
Alley 4-Poock, Portland.
8 p. NJ WOmens Special
10 P. NJ Singles.
Alley IA. l. Jenkins, Seattle.
Alley 2.-GiIman Santa Monica
Alley "a. w. Smith,
Alley A. w. Martin San
p. M. Singles
Alley &c. Smith, Salt Lake.
Alley 2-MeMonomy, Portland.
Alley 3.-AGen, Salt
Alley 4.-Mcorath, Seattle.
II p. MYsngles.
Alley 1.-TaIamantes, Salt Lake.
Alley 2-Kneyse, Portland
Alley 3-Kipatrick, Salt Lake.
Alley 4.-Price,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-10

Philadelphia will without doubt get the
rival meeting to Denver next year, and
with the middle west already in arms
against the National body, it is not d
great stretch of Imagination to see what
will happen with Denver at its very
doors offering better purses in a congress
rot dominated by a few men in the in
terest of certain manufacturers.
Denver Will Be the Center.
II means that it will be Denver, and
not Philadelphia. which will be the cen
ter of attraction in the bowling world.
The coast delegates, who would have liked
to have the tournament at home
realized this in an instant, and when
DR.. Merrill moved that Denver be Civ
en- the congress next year every dele
gate in the hall was ready to second
the motion.
So much for Denver; but little old
Salt Lake has the honor Of furnishing
the man who will be the most active fig
ure in the conSummatiOn of these plans.
In Zehring the congress believes IT has
a man who will serve the organization
with credit TO himself well as to the
city he represents.
Jenkins Reelected.
Another selection was made which
meets the approval of every one. 1t
was the reelection of A. l.. Jenkins of
Seattle as secretary. Mr.. Jenkins tried
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-10
w. S. A. DEFEATS B. Y. C.
Ogden League Team Beats Fast
Bunch at Logan.
Especial to The Herald)

Logan. March 9.-In the Ioosest and
most ragged game OF basket ball seen
here this year the Weber Stake academy
team tonight defeated the 3. Y. 9. by q
score OF 10 TO L. The game was rough
The officials seemingly were unable to
enforce the rules. The B. Y. c. played a
Hfeless game. a fact that was due to
two things. Joe Jensen. the center Of the
team was compelled TO retire from the
game on account Of illness. and Hyer, the
crack guard, played the game with one
hand bandaged.
The first half ended with a score Of 3
to in favor Of the locals. The feature
Of the game was the throwing from the
foul line of Geddes Of the B. Y. c.. who
made seven Of the ten points credited to
his team in free throws.
This is the lineup; Weber Stake Acad-
ernv-McKay. Brown. Doxey. Balnap and
Watson. 3. Y. C.-Hill. Geddes. Jensen.
Alfred. Hyer and Hovey. Referee
Bassett Umpire-E. X. Allen. The "Ag-
gfes'k and the Weber Stake team play to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-10
McEACHERN FOUND GUILTY.

Colorado Springs, March 9.-After being
cut only thirty-five minutes jury in the
district court tonight returned a verdict
finding J. J. McEachern guilty of con-
spiracy to def-aud en- insurance company
The penalty is from one to fourteen
wears Imprisonment. Seven persons are
charged with being implicated in the con-
spiracv, but separate trials will be given
each
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-10
BASEBALL PRACTICE.
Manager Romney viii Take Players
Out Tomorrow Afternoon.

Manager Romney of the Dubei Salt
Lake baseball team has called a meeting
of his team for this evening. All the
members and prospective members are
requested to be present
1t is the intention of the team TO hold
its first practice tomorrow afternoon on
the tower grounds. which are said to be
dry enough to play ball.
Dubei believes in early practice and lots
of it and says he viii be in the best
shape of any of the teams when the sea-
son ODenS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-10

This was too strong 10 even Kuppinger,
but the game was played with the 800
side bet I'D. EIwert won with a total
Of 573 TO $50. Considerable money changed
hands during the game. bets being made
on each ball thrown on the aNey. At this
pert Of the game the Butte crowd won
L IS said the same men will meet again
today for like performance.