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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-15
GREAT FEATURE
BEING PLANNED
Some WorId-Famous Singers
To Be Heard at Next
Festival.
NINE. NORDICA MAY COME
THE GENEROSITY OF NUMBER
OF RICHMOND CITIZENS RES
PoNsIBLE FOR PLAN THAT
NOW is ON FOOT.
NINE. NORDICA MAY COME

Through their interest in the sue
cess of next years May Festival, sew
eral of the citizens of Richmond have
made an offer to the festival man
agement to bring some noted singer
here, possibly Madam Lillian Nordi-
ca, for a recital in conjunction with
the festival next year.
This will be done at their own eX-
pense and the offer will be accepted
bv the management. This extra fea-
ture, however, does not mean that
any detail of the festival proper, Will
be sighted next year. 1t is the idea
of the management to make the fes-
tiyal equal to or better than the Gin
cinnati May Festival which was prob
ably the best in the middle west, and
if some world-famed singer is brought
here in addition to the regular attrac-
tions their ideal may be realized
Plans Being Perfected.
Mr. Will Earhart who is in Chicago
now on his vacation is carefully look
ing after festival interests for next
wear and it is thought that he Will
make some arrangements for the Tea
ture soloist while he is away. He VIII
leave Chicago for the East some time
next week where he VIII look after
the orchestra and minor soloists.
I'm TO date there have been 600 out
of the 1000 season tickets sold. 1t IS
necessary to have the full 1000 dis
posed of to guarantee expenses but
there is no longer doubt that this Will
be accomplished.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-15
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Buntell and son,
Eugene, have returned from Indiana
polls.
Dr. and Mrs M. c. Benham of Glen
view are entertaining DR.. and Mrs. ].
A. Rondthaler of Chicago.
G. G. Zoll of Chicago is in the city
on business.
E. w. Chambers of Toledo, made a
business trip to the city yesterday.
H. B. Rea, of Pittsburg, was in the
city yesterday.
VIM. Dagler of Rushville, was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Vessel and children
will leave today for Dillingham;, Ills
where they will spend several weeks
with relatives and friends.
Miss Margaret Cooper will arrive
from Indianapolis the first of the
week to be the guest of Mrs. Jack
Moore of North 10th street for few
days.
A party composed of the following
young people picnicked at the Glen
last evening: Miss Margaret New
som, of indianapolis, Sadie Cooper,
Anna Price, Katheryn Pitman, Edna
Jones and Ethel Virgins.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-15
Local People Will Attend.

Although it is year away. it is
nevertheless true that a number Of
Richmond people are planning to at
tend the centennial of the settle
ment of JAMESTOWN, Va. which will be
celebrated next year by the James
town Exposition. This occasion will
afford an opportunity for many who
have long planned an eastern tri2 to
take it when there is the advantage of
reduced railroad rates and also the
extra inducement of a special attrac-
ton.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-15
CROPS HELP THE PARTY
Good Harvest Means Prosperity and
Prosperity Means Republican
Success Again.

Mature is doing all possible to
help the Republican party" said a
prominent member of that party to
the Palladium last might by COM
ing up this year with bountiful crops.
This means good times and prosper
ity coupled with the work of the last
Congress will make a combination
that will be hard for the Democrats
to solve when it comes to a national
campaign, with nothing to offer in
the way of a trade except promises. -
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-15
WEEK OF HOT WEATHER
TEMPERATURE STOOD HIGH
Maximum Registration was go De-
grees on Friday and the Lowest
Was So on Monday Mornng-Part-
iy Cloudy Weather Prevailed.

Friday was the hottest day of the
past week according to the figures
furnished the Palladium by Walter
Vossler, who is a cooperative obser-
yer of the weather bureau of the
United States Department of Agricul-
ture, located at the Water Works
pump house. On Friday the maxi
mum temperature was 90. To the
general public, no doubt, this will
seem like a low mark for the "scorch-
ers" which were more like 10 but
the instruments on which the records
are kept are standard. Mr.. Vossler' s
record for the week is as follows:
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-15

II has gone out of fashions
to boast of never reading ads,nw'
Those who do not nowadays ie
are inclined to keep quietrrss
about it., as they would about
any other personal shortcom-
ing. r
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-15

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Mrs Prank r,.,s..v,,,s a,fu ,iva 1au.,
marty ncxt {vndnosdav aftorpoon ot
her Ii 1{aflI6 uth nth street in hon
or ,cfNh6xkx 90 Iora of pbiIodo1obio
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49, rs0nn o. anu
kR<<.stfT ~ ~. f,ia,,de Xgrodnasda,, 1,,I,,
|l1T1lfb;, 2 to at their home 13S
14i5fh 10th street. No invitations
I've heen issued
"A y = .
n u s-ho fo1,ou,;,r 1,orno roo,1o will,
seave tomorrow for Swallows Grove
west of the city, where they will camp
for two weeks: Misses Alice Barton
Jessie Coggshall, Leota Clements, Ell,
ma White, Jessie Fornshell, Messrs
Bert Overman, Arthur Meyer, Everett
Siekman, Preston Coggshall, Robert
Shissler, Harold Kinnert. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Morgan.
=
Mrs. Adam Bartel entertained with
thlmble party FRIDAY at her nome
on South 4tn street IN hohor OF MISS
Corine Peterson OF st. Louis.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-15
Home from Bass Lake.

Chas. Morgan, George Bayer, Dean
Jauues and Howard Thomas have re-
turned from Bass Lake, where they
have been enjoying an outing for two
weeks.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-15
Needed Rain Is Expected

Richmond and vicinity have not
had their share of the rainfall and
there is need of a steady ,eu at this
time, one that can be abs. sNmhf
the soil and not be carried
was the almost cloudburst of 4.
ago. Rain is looked for today.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-15
Summer School to Close.

Summer school at Earlham College
will close this week. 1t has been very
successful, everything considered,
and much good work has been done.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-15
Social and Personal Mention

THE WIcKAM coRWIN AND MISS FRANCES
CAMPBELL PLACE LAST EVENING AND WAS
TABLE EVENT OTHER SOCIAL FEATURES
DAY AND WEEK.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-15
THE PAST WEEK..

street.
Miss Florence Smith and Miss Ma
RE Campbell gave a luncheon al
the Country Club for Miss Fran
els Campbell.
Tuesday-Mrs. John Nicholson and
Miss Edith Nicholson gave &
morning whist.
Mr. Louis NJ. Emmons entertained
at cards in the evening for Miss
Leslie OF New York City.
Wednesday-Misses Bertha and Stel
la Kelsey entertained for theil
guests, Miss Ida Dillatush and
Miss Sara Stubs of Lebanon, 0
Miss Bess Thompson gave picnic
and dance at Jackson Park in hon
or of her guest, Miss Jess O'Con
ner of Chicago.
Mrs. Nusbaum entertained the w
II. & F. Missionary Society.
Thursday-Misses Mary and Elizabeth
Jay gave thimble party for Mist
Stubbs and Miss Dllatush, of Leb
anon,a Ohio.
Miss carolyn HollingswOrth gave
tea for her guest, Miss Rogers,
Buffalo. S.,
Mr. I'D Hu Sanpn IL het tns gave
Mr.. Fred Johnson gave a dipFAg =
Williamsburg. =
Friday-Mrs. Dudley Eipsr ~ Ma
June Elmer entert4 nth
tea in honor q Al0t tance
Miss Enqlahert Miss. f.,n.,u 40 Chi.
MISS hhgleoer,, 49, VIE 81 ohl
s sns Fred S@I5 5o %s l lalsSSo
formed dinn ut the
country CllDsp f1TEH
MISS rraioeS Isave a am
ei"t III. I'll kWD lor hef
s"eo'e' hiSs " MISS Lltten
house anu c2stein OF Chl
cago. -
MIS- 1aroiukJ eese gave a
1uhcneoh Mchlnsey OF
,,'. ,,srd,
tho n1;.se<,ss lkrs IE0l 80
Ind
Norr,or cr.3~x- .;o,;o -,
Iool,s,v, 90
Mrs Olivo1 lawn cote
for Mrs - 80 and Mrs Har
nv Mo1f~ sy5e,nbia
sa+urdavsas 11Usrg of Miss Fran
ces Oaak & .,.nd Wickam Cor
win fOoE ~
Mrs. "a dance at Cedar
Sprirx III
The 81 va7sx avenine Whist Cluf
form fnsar<v at Cedar Strings.
- Hss
~ A@usc
One sfhe most notable events OF
the - VAS the wedding last
eventnU 1Gr. Samuel Wickam Cor
wins erly of New York City
and Frances Beeler Campbell
VIII ~ place at the home Of the
b 6fents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
,C - III Fl. Wayne Avenue. The
Ar mt of green and white. III
hbny room an altar wa:
&7ween the two north win
d. SS6 was formed of asparasus
Inns. and white dydrangias
VIII xsnopy above of asparasu'
Il ~. hydrangias, studded will
r. andescent lights.
~ rrors. windows and arch
wo1IKar draped with feathery fern:
,c1u LII bows of white gauze rib
h1o& I&fthe mantels were vases o
t&ttn + fangias and sweet peas
and nw peas and ferns in crysta
\ hit sNung from the arches ant
|saboXwi mirrors. and the chande
|1foCG 9Urfk festooned with ferns ant
O. 90 l flowers. across the wild,
hnlff - sfhtcb the niano stood. deco
1880 bowls of white roses wa,
fn1<8N Er with its Arrangement o
49, kHs and ferns. The mantl
~ ~ Mace were~banled with tn,
6EttSn Sand ferns and smilax Irvine,
Sii53|5 ne crystal pendants of tn,
cE1k11
<&ko lore the ceremony Miss Lau
N played a program of brida
I'D onsisting of the prelude
a. idal Song" from Wagner!
L6 11$Ffn which announced the com
IL ~ ~ bridal marty.
r. <anwo little ribbon bearer.
] Car and Abram strattar
Norfolk suits led the process
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-15
A Modern Miracle.

Truly miraculous seemed the re-
covery of Mrs. Mollie Holt of this
place." writes ]. o. r. Hooper, Wood
ford. Tenn, "she was SO wasted by
coughing up puss from her lungs.
Doctors declared her end so near that
her family had watched by her bed
side forty eight hours; when, at my
urgent request DR.. Kings New Dis
covery was given her, with the aston
ishing result that Improvement be-
gan. and continued until she finally
completely recovered, and is healthy
woman today" Guaranteed cure for
coughs and colds. soc and $1.0o at
A. G. Luken C Co., druggists. Trial
bottle free.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-15
*Transfere at Nej westvI,-

Direct connectio$s at Dayton with
Lima Limited" trH FMS for Troy, Piqua
and Lima, leaving Richmond at $50
900, 1900 a. NJ. ind 800 p. m.
CONNECTIONS1kAt Eaton with P,
C.. G. & ST. l.. fol points north and
south At West Alexandria with Gin.
cinnati Northern r. for points
north and south. g Dayton with cleo
trio lines divergiI for Troy, Piquh.
Sidney, Lima, xed p, Springfield. Co
lCmbus, Hamilton md Cincinnati.
Through rates, trough tickets to
ali points. For # ther information
call Home Phone 10.
Arrangements fd parties, special
cars. etc. call phi Pc or write c. o.
BAKER, C. F. an P A. West Alex.
andria, 0.
MARTIN EIsHER. Agen.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-15
THE DAYTON + WESTERN
TRACTION co.
III effect May 5, A9O6. Subject to
change without notie.
MAIN n INE
MAIN LINE
NEW PARlt BRANCH

(THRoUGH 3sERvIcE)
Leave Richmond # New Paris.
$50, GAS, 500, $20, $1,000. 1920,
a. M, 1920, 1:2ok 2:2o. 1900. APO,
$50, $40. 1920. 81 30. s:55 and II:
P. M.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-15

Mr.. Louis M. Emmons and Miss
Hazel Leslie of New York. have re-
turned from Hamilton where they at
tended the dinner-dance given by
Miss Marie Soughen Friday evening.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-15

Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Johnson. Mr..
Fred Johnson, Misses Maude and
Ruth Thistlethwaite, Glen Thistleth-
waite and Mr.. ]. T. Thistlethwaite
composed a picnic party at the Glen
last evening.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-15

4 Mr. John S. Shroyer and daugh-
t@, Mrs.. Charles Frasier, will be at
611ie to their friends Wednesday, July
r kiIa 3 to at their home, 1873
81l1th 10th street. No invitations
ave been issued.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-29
POPE WILL
NOT YIELD
-
Will Resist French Law on
Separation
-------
DIVINE ORDER OF CHURCH
Must Be Maintained The Only Re.
treat Must Be 81 the Part of
the French Govern
ment.
DIVINE ORDER OF CHURCH

Paris. Sept. %. The calFois yester.
dRy printed an interview which ils cor.
respondent AZ Rome had with The pope
Thursday al the church ana state sep-
aration law during which the pontiti i
quoted AS stating
1T II not ula condemn The law,
but Christ, u whom the pope Is Sim
Ply the vicar. The Saviour granted the
church constitution aud doctrine,
against which ~ human INV can prevail.
THE separation law Il contrary Il Cats
alic doctrines and opposed to divine fai-
ings II Il an unjust LAW and therefore
carries n0 obligation ia obey Ill
Fac poptiiE further declared with
great hgmness that lbs Nola would rc-
main absolute while Tie French cham.
hers refuse ID modify the law III ac-
coyaance with the Catholic dogma. and
concluded as follows
lit il mot necessary Cot tle govern
moft to surrender. Surrender means IL
bow before thn will of the Victorious
nnenag angi the pope applies the name
vt enemy to No one III France III
lthe legislators committed an error III
good faith and win acknowledge II they
Mill find nowhere more e0nciliatory
spirit than at Roma, II chew deliberate
IN seek war, they viii hnd themselves
confronted BY tie defender III Christ,
animated On supreme energies
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-29
FOR HOME RULE


london, sept 29 Thc expression
whole haggers, nsed last wear Us de.
scribe the Chamberlain tariff reformers,
+ likely Is havr significance this Al
tsnBin. when TIE Irish question viii come
nrdfF discussion The whole hoggefs
win then probably he the out.ana-o ut
home niIes, ana thc little piegers'
viii Ne those Who halt 1T dcvelution.
Il would not be astonishing ii the
whole hoggersT should cat THEN way
IN the honse 81 commons, and this
thought was evidently in The mind ii
the editor ot the Pan Mall Gazette when
be introduced into Thursdays issue a
cartoon representing hog ca the dead
run along The road leading 20 Irish in-
dependence, with John Redmond, Sin
Antkony Mcdonnell and Mr.. Bryce on
his back.
-Oh, Mr.. Redmond, cries Brycs, ~wc
are stopping at the halfway house
Ne. you don't answers Redmond.
There's no such place. Ne are going
on.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-29
News ana Notes Of Sport.

This ii the date sai for The 5-ronnd
open air fight between Marvin Hart and
Mike Schrek, to be pulled of neal Louis
Nile, Ky
The Connecticut state league, ia thc
season juSt closed had the iyest race u
amy league, major pr minor. III Tie c0un-
Try. The standing az the finish Was
Norwich .55a. Springfield $50, New
Haven $40, Hartford SOS. Waterbury
400, lIolyelSe .472. Bridgeport .4Si, New
London .42l.
jHsi bcfDie coming north II ion the
New York Aanerican league team Ed
Hughes pitched ana won double header
for Atlanta against Shreveport
After trying fol several years To win
penuant wifh cheap team the owners
81 The Newark club IF the Eastern league
saye decided 10 buy a few good players
Ior next SEASON
With Brooklyn taking double headers
from the Giants and Boston winning two
gut Of three from The Chicago Champs
u is 40 tp the st. Louis Cardinals Ia
AlasSe s0me Of the star outfits swish the
Awaxzle
ierop, q MoHiaeal. recently pitched
aud won a l6.inning game, striking ont
tho last three Toronto batsmen.
George Scott. lohnstown's pitcher.
leads the Tri-State league III batting
with .3s2 for SO ganles.
The Austin rlnb won the champion
ship Of Texas by defeating Houston in
the post season series.
The Wichita team made a great clint
from last to third place in the Western
association.
Manager Mceioslsey changes his line
Nj, 70 often that Tile ST. Louis fans base
given up trying 70 learn who the play
ers are.
They Are naming babies Richard
Cooley Topeka, hss.
lack Warner has played with SIS
clubs IN six wears. tie Boston. Detroit
and Washington seams ID the American
league and the New York, Boston and
louis ii She National league
II baseball league VAS organized IL
ireland and thr Soas Of Erin PLAYED ths
game AZ they DO III America the Emerald
Isle would sit up nights reading tae
scored. And what NoulA they do 10 the
league Of England
William Conner, manager Of TIE
Bloomington Thferi league team fol
the past six years, has resigned
As the ptizr kid IN the Wit class th'
fight fan travels meek and meek with ID,
baseball bleaelierite. When joe Wal
colt was introduced At Chelsea, the night
pf the Goodwin Herrera fight, some bug
seIIed who ordered that ton Of coal =
Both Fast and West there viii be
general lineup If the football player
today. though the games win be chief,
II the nature Of practice contests fol
the important games 10 be played late
ii the season. Pennsylcania. Haryafs
and some Of the other big ones will make
their first appearance on the gridiron
which viii give the critics Of the game
m opportunity TO Judge OF their con
diiion and prospects for the seasoR
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-29
BAILEY CALLS CHARGES
AGAINST HIM ABSURD
Texas Senator Says No One Can Point
to d Speech OF Vote ii His
Against the People.

Dallas Tex, Sept. 2a. senator To-
seph W. Hailev, u rcpf 10 recent critic.
isms of his record. said III denying Tint
the TENNESSEE railroad properties, tot
which he II attorney belong 70 the
standard ell Company
The statement that pat sis,n0n,0oa
worth 81 securities 81 the Telness ar rail
rpad properties ii nav pocket ID 10 with
them as pleased. il little less than
fidiculons II was my flask io prevent
those Who held the bonds from sacIIfc-
inc the securities al fnreeA sale.
mot onls saved ms clients . large sam.
Int | managed IL Give the city Of Nash.
Aille three important competing railroad
systems. where before IL had suffered
Ii the grasp III ono.
Tho obiectipn 10 Hy employment as
the attorney 81 those properties nust
proceed upon the theory That man III
public office has no right ID pursue ans
private hnsiness ard such 4 doctrine
would coniine the pphlie iifr ~ ttis
country only ~ rich mcu 81 Tsscals
My most malignant enemy cannot
poiHt to single speech ~ vote il tie
Interests " lily clients and against those
of my constituents
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-29
MEMBERS OF CABINET
RETURN TO WASHINGTON
Moody Has Not Yet Fully Outlined
Massachusetts, Republican
State Platform

Washington, r. q, Sept. Atty. Sen.
Moody and Sec 81 Commerce and Labor
Metcalf are The Hl~t cabinet officers 10
arrive They viii be followed soon hy
Secretary Boot while Secretary Hitch
cock and Postmaster General Oorfelyon
nre expected in the earlv DAYS Of Octo4
her Secretary Shaw Is on stumpine
tom that viii keep him away till lear
eleeiiQn time. Washington wiz soon take
oA a. appearance oncc more Of being
ahe seat uf government Before the
President reaches the city numerous
cihag officials now on vacations vilr be
back
Mn Moody spent Thursday at his Of
flee One OF his Immediate duties viii
be the preparation Of his annual report.
This document because OF the numerous
trust prosecutions, viii be Of unusual
interest
Next Tuesday 81 Wednesday, Mr..
Moody win go 70 iloston to attend the
Republican stats convention. He said
Thursday he hid not vet fully outlined
hi. views q what The platform should
lt.
II + announced tilai aile President
will return 20 Washington on Monday
night, and L i expected that Cabinet
meeting viii be held immediately, IL
which the Cuban situation will he gone
over in detail Secretary Root is ex-
pected e. arrive IL Hampton Roads on
the cruiser Iommbia on SUNDAY, and
the Presidents Yacht Sylph win be there
u meet him aud bring him up the river
to Washington az once.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-29
HEAD I'm BARREL.
Old Horse Entered New York School and
Caused Panic Among Children.

New York. Sept. GA seaate ols
block horse. spawned If legs ana broken
in wind Tony by name gave 900
pupils 81 Tie parochiaI school Of the
Church Of the Madonna di Lofotto 4
part holiday "Wednesday and incidentallv
caused Wild pauic in which scores q
The smaller children had miraculous est
capes from being trampled to death.
Tony works for 4 liveeyman al sob
Elisabeth street. directly across the wavS
froiA The school His daiis duty lies on
the port side Of a dilapidated hesrse. A
beIrci stood BY the curb Wednesday.
and Tony spied some morsels Of green
a. the battem, which he promptly ate.
The meat finished, Tony tried TO extri.
cate his head. but the barrel stuck like
q poor relation.
The unhappy horse aHibled through
thg eohoolhouse door, and the trouble
WAS on Some frightened younester
shouted Fire. and every room ii tie
building belched forth badly scared chit
dren, Who ran, screaming. into the rear
yard snl cellar. Tony himself, thorough.
" frightened by this time, barred egress
from the front doorway
Finally hostlef led Tony into tia
street and knocked the barrel to pieces
with 4 hammer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-29
READS OUT OF PARTY
THREE CITY OFFICIALS
Mayor Dunno Says Men Joining Hearst
Faction Are No Longer
Democrats.

Chicago, ~ sept 20 In speech
before the Democratic aldermen AZ
county Democratic headquarters, Mayor
Dunno read out Of The pariy Joseph
Grein, city sealcr; Charles RI Mitchell,
special assessment attorney. and How.
ard $. Taylor, city prosecutor. who have
ioinesl lIearstH Independence League.
The mayor promised The aldermen
that these men would BE- shorn OF all
patronage and said NJ wss ready Ia ask
their designations Il The aldermen Ia.
sisted, IL advised against this, how.
ever, Is y would be bcralded 81 the
Hearst pagers A. making martyrs cut
Of tie Lsltiue saciais
These men have quit their party
hc said, and have censea % be nnino.
Gratis,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-29
POSITIONS
NOT CHANGED
Chicago Teams Still Lead Both
Leagues
WHITE S0K DID NOT PLAY
New York Highlanders and Cleveland
Indians Broke Even in Their Double
Header--Athletics Came Back
to Life Again.
WHITE S0K DID NOT PLAY

The New York TIighlanders and the
Cleveland Indians played double hender
yesterday ans were satisfied 10 break
even, the former scoring shutout III
the first contest and the latetr All but
doing il IN TIE second The only other
game Of the American league was at
Detroit, where the Athleties came II life
again and Won game Ri the score az
z to 4.
There was considerable doing IN the
National league, starting with the double
header between Brooklyn and Pittsburg.
Ther WAS an even break here New York
found the 50 Lonis bunch pretty ripe
for picking. while the coming champions
had about III easy time with Phiiadel
phia. n Boston the Cincinnati Reds
had Il over the 'renneg tribe hs TIKI
score of 2 70 r.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-29
ABERpEEN ID. p.s ZOE AMERIcANs
Carnegie and Seven Professors Hansred
By Scotch University.

Aberdeen. sept rs Aberdeen tinker
sity which i celebrating It's fsursh cens
tenn NJ made Il most affective ig~s5u~c
50 be congratulations sh6wffi Mels
Il from all paFts 81 the world ~ confer
ring honorary degrees apon the bearers
ct The congratulations, and Inaay 81 Che
distinguished guests present. Egatcen
theologians received the deviee o4 Dx
ter OF Divinity
The degree of Doctor af Laws was Ne.
slowed among others upon Albert psncc
of Monaco. Professor N r. Anderson ai
LELAND stamford University; Professor
=. w. Clark 81 Washington, y. e.. Prs
fessor Arnold Hague 81 Washington, D.
G.: Professor II. a. Kelly ~ John hop
kins University: Professor Charles Il,
fanman Of Harvard University. Pro,
fessor Thomas n Lounsbufy 81 NaIr
gniversity. DR. James ". White Of
Philadelphia; Mr. ANDREW Carnegie ana
VI. ,inles Ciareiie. director Of fhe snnls.
die Erancaise. n Paris The proceedings
samc to close with 4 brief Address bv
Lord Strsthcona. chancellor Of the Uni
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