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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-12-17
New Things Mt Horse show.

No one event does more toward intro
ducing a wide variety Of toilettes at once
than the horse show. This year il pre-
sented a perfect Pandora's box let loose
at once TO create ali sorts OF envy and
strife among those femlnines who will
allow this condition TO happen. Foremost
among the dressy fabrics used were the
cbiffOns and tulliues. trimmed with rare
laces and velvets. odd as the statement
appears. it was not at all rare to see
diaphanous frock OF tulline made with its
overskirted effect dropped over a petit
coat REINFORCED by a band Of velvet
placed at the hem matching the material
Of the frock perfectly and fully fourteen
inches wide.
Quantity pretty supplied effects were
legion among the bodice designs, and were
used successfully upon cloth and thin
frocks as well. Lightweight cloths were
greatly in evidence. showing old, familiar
weaves OF henriettas and lausdOWne, as
well as the thin. firm new shelma cloths;
voiles though. seem TO have fitted into
the past, or else are waiting, like shad-
ows. for the grenadines and poplins 10
have their day. when they will then re-
appear TO gladden. our hearts. We al
liked them. for they were at once pTacti-
cal and pretty
For our house gowns, or tea gowns.
whatever you viii. nothing will mold
itself more gracefully into the desired
lines Of the prevailing empire modes than
the new grenadines or the heavier colleen
pOplins. All OF the delicate colors are re-
produced in these soft silky. clinginG tex
lures and they may be made over Innings
of vari-colored chiffons or taffeta or
mousseline. with equal felicity. Wide
Empress Josephine lace bands edge many
Of these trailing skirt lengths, as well as
trim the slightly decollete neck line, or
fril a dainty bouffant sleeve
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-12-17
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Woodward & Lothrop
New ork--WASHINCTON-Paris
Beginning To-day, Store Will Be
Kept Open Evenings Until Xmas
Beginning To-day, Store Will Be
Kept Open Evenings Until Xmas
of Use and Beauty.

CUBSTANTlA and practical presents always appreciated
matter by whom received Every year the idea of utility the
Christmas gift finds greater and in all preparations this
- idea has been given fullest consideration.
All the chief markets of world contributed
their choicest products The result wengh impossible Of
description personal visit worth the while Of every within
reach of the store
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-12-17
REVIVAL OF NEGLIGE
Fascinating Tea Gowns Re-
ceiying Much Attention.
FADS AND FANCIEs OF FASHION

Plain Tailored RunabOut and Dressy
Tailored Visiting Suits-ReceptiOn
and Restaurant Toiiettez In Net
and VeIvet-SiIk Waists DIstnncinE
Those of Lingerie Persuasion.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-12-17

The British Ambassador and Lady Du-
rand expect their son. Capt. H. u.
Durand, who Is now en- route from Japan,
70 join them for Christmas.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-12-17

Miss Josephine Durand will give a
small dance at the British Embassy this
evening
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20
Ravages Of Flames are Stayed and
Hope Springs Up in Stricken City.
Feeding Hungry Multiudes Is First Concern Of Civil
And Military Authorities

SAN FRANCISCO. APRIL 10 SAN FRANcscos HOUR
HAS DAWnEo INTO DAY or HOPE. ovEawsEL n
ING DISASTER AND PERIL FUTURE 10 NOW
TINE SUBJECT or cENERAl THE pRAc
TicAlLY UNDER CONTROL. $tz~=@} .~< Il
CLEAR SKY SION DISTRICT SHOWS THAT rHE
FIRE HAS BEEN ExTihcusHEp SPREAD or THE FLAMES
TOWARD THE WEsrERN ADDiTio THE CITY re
MANNING. HAS BEEN STAYED AND PORTION THE
coRFtAcRATioN 10 DEMAND THE ATTENTIONS FiREMEN
- THAT EXTENDING FROM THE SECTION the
NORTHWESTERN PART OF THE WATER FRONT. the WESTERN
ADDITION DANGER WAS AvERTED Hy GUN COTTON
DYNAMITE AND TWO STREAMS or WATER.
WORK or RELIEF STARTED TODAY BAKERY IN THE
SAVED DISTRICT STARTED $1,000 LoAvEs WERE
MORNING THE CALIFORNIA STREET BAKERY
POLICE MILITARY PRESENT AND EACH PERSON WAS
ALLOWED ONLY ONE LOAF. .%
THE pEsTlTuTioN AND suFF ERNG INDISPENSABLE. Wo
CHILDREN WHO COMFORTABLE HOMES FEW
DAYS AGO sLEaT LAST klGHTs sF SLEEP WERE POSSIBLE
HAy ON eRvEs ON SAND LOTS NEAR THE NoRTH Beach
AND IN THEfe1ks ~ 49,
lNsTRucTtoNs ISSUED Hy TODAY 10 BREAK
OPEN EVERY STORE CONTAINING PROVISIONS AND pisTRiB
UTE THEM HUNGRY THOUSANDS UNDER THE suPERvls
ION or THE POLICE.
TWO MEN WERE SHOT KILLED THIS MORNING. POLICE
FLOOD, ENTERING ENCOUNTERED STRAIN
GER WHO ATTACKED FLOOD KILLED sPE
cAL POLICEMAN SNYDER ALSO KILLED MAN. BUT THE DE-
TAILS ARE uNkhoMN 4z $..
THE FIRE THAT is NOW BURNING IS EAST or NESS
AVENUE NORTH CALIFORNIA STREET WILL BURN "
SELF DOWN NORTH BE AcH WATER FRONT.
1HousANps MEMBERS or FAMILIES ARE SEPARATED, ic
NoaANT or ONE ANoTHERs WHEREAsours AND WITHOUT
AscERTANIRc 1T THE POLICE TODAY OPENED UP
BUREAU or REc,srRATloN TO BRING RELATIVES TocETHsR
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20
MAscH or FLAMES
Az LAST STOPPED

Ferry Building. san Francisco, Apr
q. Tho iire IL now under contruls \
has been checked 1t Van Mesa ave
nue. and In Mission street.
Fire II slill rigging north Of Rus
sian Hin towards The bay. but wil
not spread west Probably foartf
OF the city IL safe.
Measures are being taken for TIL
relief OF desiitutes Last night was :
horrible one for the refugees. Mos
sof them were without food md WI
ter and their suiferlngs werc terrible
Bakeries are starting today end
bread is being sant over from oait
land.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20
sU6.IREAsuRY OFFICIALS
CANNOT De LOCATED.


Washington, April 20.-The treas
ury department has so far failed u
locate the assistant treasurer or de.
putty At San Francisco ana II II fear
ed they have lost their lives. The
only person connected with the sub.
treasury Who has been heard from Is
y Mcclure, the assistant hook
keeper. &
He wires that the sub-treasnry has
been burned but the vaults are in.
tact. He secured detail Of soldiers
to guard the vaults. He says he
Is unable to locate the assistant
treasurer. therefore acted on his own
responsibility1
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20
INSURANCE COMPANY WILL Paw
DOLLAR FoR DOLLAR.

San Francisco, April 20-People 81
San Francisco who are homeless and
starving are fareing awful IN the cal
amity which has oyertaken the city,
but there Is . spirit Of resigned forti-
tnde There Il no evidence of weak
ness among the crowd Of stricken
people mcylnsS directly 81 each 81.
vance of the destroying flames. which
continue to sweep towards the ocean.
There + little left today Of the splen-
did metropolis Of the west. The care.
q 100000 homeless starving refugees
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20
tiARRlMAN HELPS ss..
I s iLLF8TED CITY.

Chicago, April 2o.--E. n. Harrima
passed through Chicago on special
train for San Francisco tpday. He
said that all tne Hartman lines ana
steamship interests whk.h he con.
trolls vonld be placed at Hhe service
.of San Francisco.
Il have issued ordsrs.s he said,
that the situation m San Francisco
is to Be considered above everything
else. All the motive power of the
Hartman lines and steamship lines
In which am interested have .aar
instructed To 40 everything possible
and with the utmost energy for the
relief Of San Francisco have or.
.fered the collection ana Immediate
dispatch Of supplies from Los Ange.
les. Sacramento, Oakland, ana other
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20
HONOLULU SHAKEN
Nv AN EARTHQUAKE.

Chicago. April 2..-A cahieerana
from Honolulu says TINT an earth
quake vas felt there yesterday and
the destruction ol the city Il feared
The shock vas the heayiesl ID wears
Some Of the buildings were partly ~
iaalishsd. Wafer sm-the NAY ros6 IA d
lilly ana 4 tidal wave II feared. hut
after six minutes the vibration
ceased. Panic .reigned for i while
among the people who knew Ok the
San Francisco disaster.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20

nes EatheEed II iha eifyss public
|'rqszr=s and parks i nov he main
problem. They mast h fea I'D
meat bread and drink sss lacking
rhfes relief stations havs alreali,
been established. These arc II Gold
60 Gsie PARK. the Preside and san
RrNbo rcad The hills ana beaches
about San Francisco look IKE an i'm.
mense tented city. rnr miles through
ne park and along ne beaches from
insisside 70 The sea wall NJ The north
be&<h homeless are escsmped IN
tests, make shifts rigeed up nom I
few sticks Of wood and blanket Or
she's. u is estimated fully . hun
drsf thousand sought refuge ia Gold.
en- Dsss park alone and fnlly two
hundred thousand homeless ones
vers located At other places Of re-. 20
ous at ne Preside yesterday sol.
disrs pressed into service ali men
Who cane near tbe reservation ana
forced them 10 labor In buryine the
dead. 30 thick were the corpses pll.
"a that they are becoming 4 men.
ace and early m the day IN order
wssissaed 20 bury them al any cost.
the soldiers were needed sor Other
work 90 at the point of the bayonet
they forced citizens 10 take she work
q hrryinr. some objected but ,he
troops stood no trifllnE. Rich men
Nso never Iabored before lahored n.
side the workmen DIGGING The trench
fcr those who perlshed In the awful
calamity.
4 financial crisis has been avoided
ly making today ana Yesterday legal
'hdiiyays ana. giving the hsnkes 4
ahnf sslnesf me demanda Of fhs
hank depositors A guarantees ~
been given local bankers. it is said,
that win prevent loss To the deposit.
ors. Il Is officially stated that iusur.
ance companies will pay dollar for
dollar. whether the loss Il caused hy
fire or earthquake. This VIII mean,
u the loss totals two hundred mil.
lions. that one hundred and ten rNl.
lions win be made good.
Another series of fatalities took
place Yesterday caused by the STAN.
pede Of 800 cattle at sixth and Fol.
som streets. At least d dozen people
were killed. The work Of clearing the
city has already begun Al the water
front in the business section.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20
TREES IN PARK uooMED A 7
r. sY THE FLAMES

San Francisco, April 20.-~9 n. nj
Fire, which heretofore crept around
the base OF Telegraph Hill and Ies,
q few houses standing there, crepi
back from the west ana is now IN
fun possession OF the houses on the
hin and will no doubt take everything
down to the water front on van Ness
avenue and west OF there. The main
tire has reached Octavia street and
Is going at fast rate. There Is no
one in from the FIRE since midnight.
At that time II had started across
on the south end line and the fire was
burning fast. .
/ The ferry buildings present fear.
fnl scene. thronged with frenziea
men. women and children. who AT
tempted to 1eave the city by the first
boat they could ret away on. The road
leading TO the ferry north and around
he shore Of the bay as far as Fort
Mason II strewn with ill sorts of va.
hicles that have broken down. baby
carriages. wheelbarrows. etc. that
would not stand the loads over the
rough way. The fire came very close
to Fort Mason last night. and II is
believed the fre viii make clean
sweep as far as Golden Gate park.
4 correspondent writes that he would
not be surprised 10 see Il take the
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20

Washington. April 20.-The follow,
Ing telegram was received by the waI
department shortly after eleven
O'clock this morning from General
Funston:
Burned district now approximately
as follows: From water front thence
vest TO Jones. thence diagonaliy "a
Van Ness and Golden Gate avenues.
All this line is now actively burn.
Ing.
Fire on the following line practI.
calIy out, from Van Ness avenue ives.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20
AN OPERA TROUPE
AMONG THE SUFFERERS

oaland. April 2O--Members Of the
Metropolitan Opera company Of New
York are All victims Of the great dis.
aster. They left for the east today,
some via Ogden and some via Los An.
geles and New Orleans. The total
loss to the company win reach s15o,.
600. Nine. sembrich places her per
sonai loss at $4,000 On costumes.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20

on Golden Gate avenue 10 Fillmore
avenue, thence south 10 Market street
thence m An irregular line To Val
eneia and Twenty.siAth streets. on
an irregular line east 70 the hay.
"Fafnine seems inevitable ] r~-
Quest every thing possible 10 be done
IN tho way Of food supplies tensaks
and blankets''
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20

SOME RESIDENCES
May BE SAVED,
san Francisco. April 2u-a d. M
Fire in the residence section has been
stopped On 0ctayia Street, and II
now confined 10 Telegraph Hin. In.
asmuch as there is . great burned
area between that part of Telegraph
Hill now on fire. and the section ol
the city further west, and since the
ire ii practically ont IN this burned
area. flames viii probably not sprea,l
much further IL this section One
great danger which may lend To fresh
fires is likely 70 be The lindling 1t
fires In stoves BY ignorant persons.
There II scarcely d chimney III town
that IL safe to trust ID 4 stove fire.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20
SOLDIERS SHOOT
SUPPOSED THIEVES.

San Francisco. April 10 Fourteen
men were killed last night by the sol
diers guarding the United States
mint and Policeman Joseph Myers
was bayonetted and killed by q ma
tionai guardsman over 4 dispute as
TO authority. The men at the mint
were killed for attempting robbery.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20
OGDEN, UTAH, CHILDREN
SENDING SUPPLIES,

Ogden. Utah, April 20. The schools
Of Ogden were dismissed az 1880
O'clock this morning, the children be.
ing organized into relief force and
AZ four they sent two cars attached
70 the Overland Limited containing
food for the sufferers III san Fran.
cisco A special relief train leaves
Ogden tonight filled with food CON
trIbutlons from this city.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20
YOUNG PHYSICIAN
LOSES HIS LIFE.

San Francisco. April 20.--Dr. ]. G.
stinson, well known young physi.
clan and former member of the city
board Of health. was killed IN his
room at the California hotel during
the earthquake disaster Wednesday
morning.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20
CALIFORNIA UNIVERSE.
sITY sUiLplNos sAFE.

berkeley, Cal. April so.-All Of
The buildings Of the univeraity Of Cal
ifornia are intact. with the exception
or two chimneys that toppled over
and some plaster that fell, the college
buildings show no result of the earth.
quake.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20

a display refrigerator It Lester
Sands meat market on Douglas avsn-
ue n always filled with the very
choicest meats. This refrigerator il
in the form Of 4 show case. glass ali
over, % you can zee Just what You
kre getting. l.l33
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20
FAIR DAucHrIns HEAVY LOSERS.

Chicago April soA New york ID the chicaxo
Record Herald quotes olerichs who before marriage
was Miss Far of San Francisco Pracdcay iii
property give aid because nov m =
, poor any else.
NJ X Vanderbilt Jr, another dauEher sena
tor Fair owned 400 houses IN San de-
) sroyed and without insurance
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20

points. ! am going as rapidly as pos
sihle on special train to see that
these orders are carried out =
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20
TWO RAILROADS
OPERATING LlNGs,

Oakland, Cal. April eo.--Both the
Santa Fe and Southern Pacific lines
arc operating into this city.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20
MILLS BUILDING 70 sE REsullr.

New York Apri 2cD Minis said night Vas Ms
intention to begin the
Mills building n San Francisco he had be
quick revival Of hope the city ~enld Be
rapidly rebuilt I
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20

Forecast: Generally fair tonight
and Saturday. Warmer.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20

untrue In The confusion u l. i'm
possible ~ ri q ii
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20
sGLlEvE II a HOAX.

Trinidad April q fhe Colorado sqshsrr
dispseher that the rmer ~
capuIn believed 70 be hoax The 1esptsn
always - did not &C. ny earthquake prs
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20
Mount Capulin Developes
Into An Active Volcano
Emit Smoke and Asha From Fssure n rs Side.-
Located Twelve Mles From. Folsom. N. ~

Denver Apl A sesss Ssesseh ss ns~vss rmss sssm
Trinsdsc Co.. ssys:
cspuia, ssht miles
sixty ries from rasss rspsusd - smtslns
sids dsircs s&rskq~aks
sheeks which fsn this messms
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20
NO OAMAcs assuLrs.

Kansas CITY No, April BY hs pssssI
Telegraph compsny city he
sse shocks fan rshs ~
. this morning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-09
A stcry Told BY one ofa Congregation
81 Old Shcwmen Wherein He
Makes up 8 bzneh Of supers
With FarnIsh

Ii WAS gne Of those bot days when
the coolest place 4 man can ind is hot
ter than hzEss and the only war 70
live IS IL stand the heal and try to for
get how far you are from the north
pole The sa0wnsn were again gath
Tered in Hardin park, minus coats and
collars, trying 10 forget the hadeS like
atmosphere by telling 5 few trooping
stories
They had related ali the old chest
! nuts about sending the green hands
for a key TO the Tornent:r, and the
handle f-r the msdallion until the
beat seemed to grow worse with the
repiti0n OF each well known theater
Joke that has been in vogue since
~Sh4kespear was sproperty boy.
Clark, who had played minor roles
with q large stock company and tend
ed the long list Of properties, lit 3 Gig
erette and launched forth in the tale
Of The Green Super or the Make
up.
"We were playing Shreveport, La.
and were putting on a war drama for
the opening night. At the close Of
the first act the army Of the south is
supposed to march across the stage en-
route to war. OF course we didn't
carry enough people to make up the
army and always depended on the
supers we could get In each city. 1t
was my place to make up all these fake
soldiers and as there was little to do
it did not require much time.
On this occasion there was one simp-
lie lad who knew about as much about
bow ~ make up as a skyscout does
about putting on a pair Of tights. He
came to me and said he wanted to be
made up right and so it would stick as
be wanted to show the "folks" at home
bow be looked "when he acted In the
opry Hail." Well / smeared the grease
paint on thick and then to make it
stay 50 bis people could see how be
was made up, gave him a coat Of shell
&C, Well Of all the funny looking
simps / ever saw this guy was about
the candy especially when that shelac
began to dry and draw his face.
He looked for me the next day and
the remainder Of the week but 1t did
little good for / heard about him and
also that he was carrying a small
package for ''Yours truly and went
to our next stand and waited for the
show. If you are going to play a joke
on a nan always pick out one that you
can handle
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-09
Company z Holds Election

The members of Company +, N. G.
NJ, met Monday night to elect a First
Lieutenant. Gus T. Graham, who was
elected to this Office, responded with
a brief talk. A Second Lieutenant
will not be elected until after the com.
pany returns from Fort Riley
The balance Of the officers are as fol.
lows: Sergeants, George Robertson,
Melnhart ~Sannebeck and Wilson Nc
Gee; Oorporals, A. VarnoD, Walter
Fields, Louis Sdalding and Joe Rick.
Ricketts,. More o commissioned will
be appointed after the camp.
The company leaves for the camp
at Fort Riley about August 10 and
will be gone till about September 2.
The company will consist OF about
sixty men. They have received new
equipments, consisting OF new regula-
tion trousers, leggings and shirts, and
ammunition for seventy men. The
camp at Fort Riley will be one OF the
largest ever held In the west.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-09
LIQUID AIR HIGH BALLS.
London Firm Announces a Cheap
Method OF Producing Sizzling
Drinks.

LONDON. Aug. 3.-It is announced
that a process has been discovered for
manufacting liquid air at a price that
will enable it to commonly used to
cool beverages, which will thereby not
be diluted as they are by the use OF
ice. Air thus liquefied can be sold
for 81. rs a gallon. II kept In vacuum
containers 1t will not evaporate in
seventeen days
A few drops only are necessary TO re:
frigerate a high ball. The drops take
a pearl shape and dance like animated
diamonds. A white mist rises from
the glass. Little Jumps of white ice
form and melt. In two minutes the
drink Is ready and deliciously cold.
Impatient drinkers would better
adhere to ice, as, If they should drink
before the liquid air evaporates, the
result would be pathetic for the
"tippler," though humorous for the
lookers-on.
Owners Of the process recommend
air thus liquitied as q power for auto.
mobiles and for blasting. 1t exerts as
it expand a pressure of Is, 200 pounds
TO a square inch.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-09
KIDNAP BALL PLAYERS
TO PREVENT THEIR LEAVING
Hayes and Lakeland Break Into the
Plans of Hisey and Hemp
Amusing Spectacle in Front of
Windsor Hotel.

Hisey and Hemp, two infielders OF
the Mexico Athletics and two of the
most valuable men on the team, re.
Gently decided to take a change of air,
90 west and grow up with the country;
and, il reports be true, had it not been
for Hays and Lakeland, the Athletics
battery, this day would see them far
on their road to Montana.
Paul Lakeland, catcher and big
Tom Hays, pitcher, two quiet boys
who say little but do lots, had heard
Manager Saunders bemoaning the
fact that he was to loose two Of bis
most efficient inflelders and after the
game Sunday got their heads together
and planned a coup d. dat, which they
carried out In the following manner.
Figuring that Hisey would not leave
without bis partner the scheming
pair secured a rig, about two hours
before train time and drove to the
Windsor Hotel where they dismount-
ed and entered the office. Without a
word they walked to where Hemp was
sitting, pounced upon the unsuspect-
ing little third baseman and calmly
carried him out to the buggy where
they placed him between them and
drove of. The big men; paying no
heed to his frantic struggles, and
ignoring his questions, logged along
through town and to the country,
where they remained until after the
train had departed.
What manner of persuasion they
brought to bear on Hemp is not known
but where they returned him to the
Windsor he had promised TO remain
here; and to the delight of Manager
Saunders and the many Mexico fans
be it known that both he and Hisey
will finish the season with the
Athletics.
Tom Hays, who was in Omaha last /
week and who is reported to have had
an interview with Pat Grove, is sup.
posed to be the father OF the daring
scheme which he and Lakeland car
ried out.