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CLIMAX OF FIEID
SPORTS
College Athletes Meet for Final
STRUGGLE Today and TomnrrnU
Final

STRUGGLE Today and Tomorrow.
BOSTON, May 24.--After a season marked
by an unusual number of dual meets the
climax in the track and field athletics I'm
the eastern colleges will come tomorrow
and Saturday when the thirtieth Champion
snip meet of the intercollegiate Associa-
tion OF Amateur Athletes OF America will
be held in the Harvard Stadium. That this
meeting seems destined to be the greatest
In the history of the organization is indl-
Gated by the record-breaking entry of
nearly 800 men, who represent all of the
large universities and colleges in the east
and the splendid performances which have
this spring.
But what adds so much interest to this
meet is the fact that four of the larger uni
Versities Will enter IL practically on even
terms and each will have fair assure nee
or success. These are Harvard, Yale Penn
syYania and Cornell. Every one OF these
Institutions expects to win and the contest
Is sure TO be sensational.
What makes the victory the more uncer
tain Is the fact that the small colleges
several OF which are extremely strong this
year are almost sure to cut into the points
OF the leaders. ''
Tomorrow will be devoted entirely to the
for Saturday.
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OsceoIa win. in 7Tsn,h

OsCEoLA, Neb.. May 24-(Speeial)-
from Gresham here yesterday Ia the tenth
inning. Gresham had a good lead during
the hrst part of the game, but the locals
oNercame that, tied. the score in the ninth
and won out in the tenth. Wendland' 8
pitching was the feature, not hit being
made on his delivery. Scoresy Z toe. Bat
terles;- Osceola,s Cox, Classy, and Wend-
land; Gresham. Groa and White. =
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LouI.yIIIe NAV Have Race..

LOUISVILLE Ky, May 4-Judge Evans
in the federal court today made permanent
the injunctions asked for by the Douglas
Park Jockey club to restrain the Kentucky
Racing commission from interfering with
the proposed meeting Of the Douglas Pa TX
club. Judge Evans says there vas no real
or legal reason for the commission refusing
the Douglas Park club dates ana that
such action il in violation OF the four
tenth amendment TO the constitution.
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First base on errors Detroit, 2 First
base on balls OF Donovan, 3: OF Hahn,
1; on Clarkson, ]. Struck out: BY DonoT
van. ;. Hits on Hahn, II in seven and
two-thrdB innings; on Clarkson, in one
ane One-thrd innings. Three-base hits:
Coughlin, Williams Conroy Moriarity.
rwo-base hits: Chase. Laporte. Sacrifice
Elberfeld, Chase Stolen base: Keller
Double plays O1eary and Schaefer:
Schaefer, Lindsay and O'Leary. Hit by
pitcher: BY Donovan /. Time: 2:i0. UNI
pire: Connolly.
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sheIby beats AtIantIc.

ATLANTIC, Ia, May 2l-tspecial)-
The game Of ball between the Shelby and
here today was called at the. end OF the
nfth inning on account of rain, with the
score IL 10 I, In favor OF the visitors The
Sunday.
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The Bellevue college base ball team comes
TO Creighton field. tomorrow afternoon 10
play the local cullegians the fnaI game OF
the league contest. Bellevue has been
bracing up and is playing better ball than
three weeks ago. The Nebraska State
Normal team was defeated by Bellevue
"Wednesday by score Of to l. The game
will be played at $3.50 O'Clock ~
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fine CONTEXT at lincoln.

LINCOLN, May A-L.incoln won from
Pueblo this afternoon, To- /. Up to the
seventh inning II was pitchers battle
and good one, not a hit being, made off
Eyler up TO that time. Then the visitors
broke the ice singles by Shugart Ellis
worth and Melchior sending one man across
the plate. The Lincolns won the game in
their half of the same inning. Collins led
on with single and Zinran and Fillman
were. given their bases on balls after Barton
and Eyler had been retired. Holmes trapped
out a single to deep center, scoring Collins
and Zinran, Ftllman crossed the plate
when Messitt threw to second in an EFFORT
TO catch Holmes on a steal. Score:
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Burke VIII BE Here.

While Manager Rourke has heard nothing
from Burke, that dignitary has wired that
ne Will attend the meeting, but will not
commit himself until Il know the facts 3"
This message he sent to a Lincoln news
paper man, who wired to him to know
what he was going to do Rourke sent
MIN word Thursday by wire, so that what
ever excuse the Denver man may offer
he cannot hide behind the argument that
ne was not notified or that snap judgment
was taken of him. This should be clearly
understood: Not only has Bill Rourke
called meeting of the league managers,
out every manager save Burke and Can
uilon has called the meeting. Each of
the others has sent the same message to
Burke, and so the thing is set; the die is
cast. Mr.. Burke and Mr.. Cantillon can
do as they please: with the other four
men hanging together. as they now pledge,
theren be no more O'Neill-the league will
have a real president; therein be no more
Cantillon for misery loves company, and
II won't be long till the hoodlum manager
VIII seek congenial companionship. The
era OF decency and fair play to which the
fans of this circuit have Iongingly looked
Tor for years. seems to be at hand.
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IMO-base nit: OlmStead. Stolen base:
Sngden. Double plays: Frisk TO Sugden
kins, 2; or Olmstead. g. Hit BY pitched
ball: Leahy Struck out: BY Olmstead, ?:
by Parkins, /. Passed ball: Leahy. Wild
pitch: Olmstead. Sacrifice hits: Perrine
ID Drill. Left on bases: St Paul, 8; KAN
sas City .. Time; lilo. Umpires: Egan
and Kane.
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PnehIn nnd nnnhn

Friday will be ladies' day at Vinton street
park. when all the women will be admitted
Tree to see Pa and Manager Selee and their
Colts and Indians cavOrt on the diamond
Manager Seee is quite a popular idol in
this city, and many fans have watched his
time he turned out the great ball team OF
pennant winners In Omaha. Pueblo will be
here for three days. The lineup:
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.Batted for Winter in ninth.
Slated for Freeman in eighth

"IldIItu TOT Winter IN ninth.
,'Batted for Freeman in eighth.
Chicago ..............4 0 90 Ga o o.
Boston ...............O o 0 0 0$
Two-base hits: Sullivan, Isbell Three
base hits: IsbelL Parent Sacrifice hits.
Donohue, O'Neill. Jones. Stolen bases.
Donohue, Robe, Isbell, (2), Jones. Double
plays Altrock, Tannehill and Donohue.
Tannehill, lsbell and Donohue; Winter and
Goodwin. Hits on Young In one-third
inning; off Winter. in eight and two
thirds innings. First on balls: on Winter
/; on Altrock, 2 Struck out: By Winter
3; by Altrock, ). Passed ball: Peterson
Wild pitch; Winter. Time 14s Umpire:
OLoughlin.
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Iowa League ResuIt..

MARSHALLFOWN, las May M-(Spe-
cial Telegram. Following are the results
in the Iowa leagues
Marshalltown. 4: Fort Dodge. L
81 keokuk. s; Ottumwa s.
Waterloo, A. Boone, 2
Oskaloosa, 81 Burlington, i,
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Illinois shuts out AmI,er.t.

CHAMPAIGN, H.. May 24.-The Amherst
college base ball team was shut out here
soday by the University of Illinois team
The fnal score was to 0. Illinois played
almost perfect ball. while the easterners
made three errors. Two of these mistak Ike 8
were responsible for two runs scored by
Illinois Score: = ~. 2lH -
Illinois ......lsOsO O. 90 o $500 :
Amherst ......O o o 90 O o 0 s0--O' Z 3
Batteries E Wasson and DunhfFg;a McRae
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siOux win In Ninth.

SIOUX CITY, May A-Sioux City won
out In the ninth today in one OF the most
interesting contests OF the season IL
was see-saw from start TO finish The
winning run was made by Nobnt who gof
20 first when Reddick fumbled an essv
grounder, went 10 second on a passed hall
and scored on a long single by Tate Kroeii
made two costly errors. AIcHale Secured
his home run IN the first. Engle pitcheS
the better ball, but received ragged support
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kearney shnts- Quo 60 nd IsIand.

KEARNEY. Neb.. May. 2l-Aspecial Tel
egram. lin an exciting ten-ihnlng game
between Kearney and Grand Island played
here today kearney once more proved the
winner by the score OF 10 o.
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sun SHINES FOR WESTERN
Bright Outlook for the Promised Overthrow
Of 0'Neil and Oantillon.
MAeSATts MEET IN OMAHA SATURDAY
ROurke e. Assured Of support by
Majority of Managers for
Decency and Fair
Play.

O'Neil. too, has been advised of the meet
ing to GUST him, as has every manager of
the Western league, and he can do as he
pleases. The meeting will be held and he
will be thrown over the transom-if things
go as scheduled Here is what this man
o'Neil wired back to Rourke:
Wire Tebeau for him and Cantillon to
meet you in Omaha Saturday"
What do you think of that? Who's
Tebeau?
The magnates of the Western league
that Is, the managers of the various
teams. will hold a meeting in Omaha.
which has for its prime purpose the ousting
OF the so-called President O'Neil and the
consequent suppression of Mike Can
tillon, the hoodum manager of Des
Moines This meeting is brought about
through the initiation of President Rourke
OF the Omaha team, but is jointly called
by Duncan of Sioux City, Holmes of Lin
coin and Selee of Pueblo
After the highway robbery and out
rageous conduct of CRntillon and his
brother hoodlums Tuesday at Vinton street
park Rourke sent letter to the various
managers of the league calling them to
join him in final protest for the salvation
OF the league. That. night Holmes tele-
phoned and wired his support the next
morning Duncan telephoned his and Thurs
day morning came favorable word from
Selee
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BERTRAND, Neb,, May 24.-(Special Tel
egram- bertrand defeated Holdrege today
In ten-inning game by a score OF 10 L.
Batteries. Bertrand Masters and Atkin-
som Holdrege, Starkey and Allen. Hits.
Bertrand, II; HOldrege s.
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WITH THE BOwLERs.

Following are the scores of teams bowling
last night In the Daily News handicap tour.
nament Reed and Reed have rolled $685.
1883 and 1,945, a total Of 5,S17, which is
pretty sure OF first money, as the nearest
team must finish with over 1000 pins TO
catch them. Hdop
A. c. Reed. .I75 1874 17s 16s sO9- s12 So s62
II. ID. Reed. ..ls5 2O2 1855 231 no aS3 o aS2
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Diamond heats Mnn...

tWAUSA, Neb.. May 2l--cSpecIaI DaOs-
nond and Wausa played good game OF
ball Score: --let
Osmond ..............O o. o o en- A
Wausa ................0 % OrO' CO. / Ia
Batteries Osmond. Gore and Julian
Wausa, Larsen ana Reed Umpire: Cook
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-25

Games today: Chicago at Boston, st.
Louis at Philadelphia. Detroit at New York
Cleveland at Washington.
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DIES MONIES.

Two-base hits: Sanders, Andreas Three
base hit: Bassey. Home run: WEIGH
First base on balls: on Miller, 2. Hit by
pitched baili BY Sanders, l. Struck out:
By sanders.4; by Miller. 5. Left on bases:
schipke. Magoon. Attendance: LOO
Time: 1887 Umpire: Keefe
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English Cup Defender selected.

LONDON May A-The English Lawr
Tennis association today selected tn,
DOherty brothers. s. H. Smith and w
Gore 10 oppose the American team i'm tn,
games for the DAYS cup.
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st. Louis Pie. I'm RIr Score.

ST. LOUIS. Mo, May 24-Philadelphia
went all to pieces in the field today AMI
st. Louis had little trouble I'm winning, by
a score of IL to 1. The game today was
advanced from the next western trip.
Score.
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NEW YORK IN FIRST PLACE
Gotham Nationals Bunch hits on Windy
City Team in Second,
MATTHEwsON DRIVEN FROM BOX IN THIRD
Wiltse, who Succeeds Him,
strikes Out Eight Men
Scores I'm other
Games.

CHICAGO, May 24-New York busted the
locals from frst place in the race today.
The visitors were outbatted, hut had all
the luck. Mathewson quit after two runs
had been scored in the third Score:
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Bngie p............... i q 0 Q
Totals ......s..38 II '2s IL 5
'rwo out when winning run was scored.
Denver ............;..1 90 20 0 / O-5
Earned runs Sioux City, 2; Denver 3.
IWo-base hits: Campbell, Nobht, Reddick
kroell Home run McHale First base
on errors: Noblit Weed, Frost Reddick
LETT. on bases Sioux city. 8: Denver, s
stolen bases; Campbell NObllt, Bauer,
schrant. Sacrifice hits: Newton, "a,
Smith, o., Schrant Bases on balls: or
Corbett Hit by pitched ball: Reddick
struck out: BY Corbett! 8; by Engle. 3.
balls: Hess /; Schrant /. Time. $50
Umpire; Fuller Attendance: 500.
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NEW YORK.

'Batted Tor Sheckard In ninth.
New York ............0 0 0 0 o 0 1 O-6
Chicago .............0 2 o 3 0 o 0 O-5
Hits: on Mathewson, in two and one
third innings; of Wiltse, in six and two
third innings Left on bases: Chicago, 8;
New York, 6. Two-base hits: Moran, q
Sacrifice hit Mertes Stolen base: Chance
Double play: Devlin, Gilbert to McGann.
Struck out: BY Lundgren, 4; by Mathew
son, l; by Wiltse, 8. Hit with ball: Nc
Gam. Time: 1:85. Umpires: KLEIN and
ODay. ---
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Pirate. WIN in seventh.

PITTSBURG, May 1O-In the second
Inning today Brain hit into the bleachers
for home rum. scoring Boston's first
tally OF the week. Pittsburg won the
game in the seventh. when four runs were
scored and Pfeffer was taken out Phil
lippe was taken out after the fifth in
ming, karger finishing the game. Score:
PITTSBTRC pcsroN
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PUEBLO.

Sacrtnce hits: Quillin, Barton Stolen
bases; Holmes, Fillman, shugart.s First
base on balls: on kyler, 3; on Faurot 8.
outs BY Eyler, S; by Faurot, s. Left on
bases; Lincoln. 5. Pueblo. s. Time: ;9Os
Umpire; Davis. Attendanoe; 1.SO0
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WASHINGTON. May A.-St. Louis made
II three straight today, defeating WASH
ington > 10 8. Wolfe outpitched Howell.
but had poor support Catches by HEX
man and Stone and the first base plaV az
Nordyke were the features. Score: :
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-25
Ganaea DID 1.hree-II.tnrne

At Davenports-Peorie. 2. Davenport.
Al Observation-Disclosures s: Bloomington. 2
A. Cedar Rapids-Cedar Rapids. s; be.
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sBatted for Phillippe I'm fifth.

Boston .........O / 0 2 Q / 0 %
Three-base hit Howard Home run.
Brain. Sacrifice hits Ritchey, Dolan
Bates, Pfeffer. Stolen base: Tenney
Double play: Brain (unassisted) First
base on balls: of Karger, 2; off Pfeffer
OF Dorner, l. Hit by pitched bali: BY
Pfener, Wagner; by Dorner Ritchey
Struck out: By Philippe, g; by Karger
I by Pfeffer, l. Hits on Philippe I in
tiye innings; off Karger, 3 in four, innings;
OF Prefer Z in six and one-half innings;
on Dorner, i in one and one-half innings
Left on bases: Pittsburg, 4; Boston, g.
Time: 1850. Umpire: Johnstone ' "
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Earned runs: st. Louis, 3; Philadelphia
l. Two-base hits: DooIin, Lush Smoot
Doom. Passed balls: Grady, / DOOM. /
Hit by pitched ball: BY Lush, Smoot
Wild pitches; BY Lush, 1. First base on
out: BY Lush, 8: by Hostetter. 3. Left
on. bases: st. Louis, TO- Philadelphia, g.
Time: 1850. Umpire: Emslie.
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MiIlers defeat Brewers.

MINNEAPOLIS May "a Minnea polls de-
feated Milwaukee today in a game which
was called atS the5s end oofI the first half of
the NTH. inning on account OF a heavy
rainstorm, After. Being hit for two singles
and giving two bases on. balls, Dougherty
was taken out of the bpx in the first in
ming Scoras ihNE - y -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-25
Cleveland Wins Struggling Contest
from PhiIa deInhfa

PHILADELPHIA, MAY 24-Free hitting
by Cleveland, coupled with loose heIdinR
by Philadelphia, gave the visitors a victory
today. Score:
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BOHtOn Easy for Chicago,

bUbIUN, May A.-Chicago forced Young
INTO retirement and practically won today's
game in the first inning Winter was ais,D
hit freely. The visitors were not forced
20 extend themselves and Boston's TWEEN
easily. A one-hand catch by Srahl was
Justly applauded piaY. Score:
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NEW YORK, Nay 2t-The game won BY
New YORK from Detroit today wss marked
by hard hitting on both sides and the local
Score:
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PHILADELPHIA.

:, IbtoIen bases: Murphy, Flick. Two-base
base hits: Flick, Murphy. Sacrifice hit:
Seybold. Double play: Clark and I,aioie
Struck out: BY Coakley, 4; by Bernhard,
;: Hit by pitched bali Davis. Turner
Time; 200. Umpires: Hurst and Conner
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Standing of the Teams.

S5anes To-Day; Toledo at Columbus IouIs-
vile at indianapolis, Milwaukee at Mime
apolis' Kansas City at St. Paul.
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Standing OF the Teams.
KEEFE A MAN OF GREAT STAMINA

Games today: Pueblo at Omaha. Sioul
City at Lincoln, Denver at Des Moines.
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Struck out Nv Wolfe. z; by Howell, T.
Time; i65. Umpires. Evans and Sheri-
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COLUMBUS.
Slated for Land in ninth.
"Batted for Sutthoff in ninth.

Columbus ...........0 o $3.50 IS
Toledo ................0 0 o 1 0 90 0 OIL
Stolen bases: wrigley, Hinchman. Sacri-
nee hits: Friel, Nance. Three-base hits:
Ryan, Jude. Double plays: Rnabe, De-
mont to Kruger; w Clarke, Demont to
Sutthon; Krueger to ]. Clarke. Struck out:
BALL. Land Time: i:34 Umpire: Haskell.
DistiIIers shut O-t Hoosiers.
INDIANAPOLIS, May A-Louisville shut
out Indianapolis with little difficulty The
locals made costly errors and Louisville
was able to bunch hits at the right times
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NE Game. I'd I'D. PnnI.

ST. PAUL, May 24.-Umpire Kane called
the game at the beginning of the sixth
inning today on account of rain with the
score a tie Manager Jimmy Burke of Kan
sas city was put out of the grounds for
disputing a decision. Score
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STANDING OF the Team,
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEA

Games today Boston at Chicago, Brook
Iyn at Pittsburg, New York at ST Louis.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Champions Defeat the Leaders by
Score of Five to One.
COLUMBUS, May A-Robertaille's steady
pitching was too much for the Toledo
leaders and the champions won the second
game Of the series. to l. Sutthoff's passes
were followed by hits and one costly error
O..
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MILWAUKEE.

. stolen base: Green. Double play: Oyler
to Freeman. First base on balls: on
Gehring, q of Dougherty. 2; of Oberlin
]. Struck out: BY Gehrlng, 3; by Oberlin
Sacrifice hits: Oyler, Shannon. Hts
on Dougherty in one-third inning, 2; on
Oberlin in three and two-thirds innings, l.
Left on bases: Minneapolis, 8; Milwaukee,
2 Umpire: Owens.
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WASHINGTON.

Hickman. Sacrifice hits; Schalfiy vii
nams, Heydon, Hemphill Niles. Hartzeli
stolen bases: Stone, Hemphill O'Brien
Double play: Williams. sehalhy and stahi
Leu on bases; Washington, s; ST Louis
3 Bases on balls; on Wolfe. 4; on Howell
Louis. l. Hit by pitched ball; BY Wolfe, 4
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Bases on balls: on Putnam, g. Struck
out: BY Crowley. 3; by Putnam 4 Hit
by pitcher: BY Putnam, Ferry: by Crom-
ley. Putnam. Double plays: Crowley 10
James; Quinlan, Sullivan to Shaw. sacri-
bases: indianapolis, g.: Louisville, g. Time:
l:50. Umpire: Sullivan.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-22

Officers Miner and LCchhart made Q queer find Friday night. as a result oi which they were each $5 richer Saturday morning, after their find had come to his senses. It was an ether case of too much booze" and the man who figured most prominent ly in it is thanking his lucky stars that he was found by policeman.
 Officer Miner had the beat along the railroad tracks Friday evening, and as he was making a round of the wards to see if any suspicious charac- t,rs were about his attention was at tracted by something white in one corner of a box car. He investigated and found that it was a man, calmly reposing in the arms of Morpheus. Mr. Miner doesn't remember how Morpheus was garbed, but as for his ted-fellow. his entire raiment consist cd of q light gauge undershirt and benign expression as he calmly pounded his ear.
 Officer Miner softly closed the deor, and going to the corner, whls- tied for Lockhart. When he arrived
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-22

with their crews were completely de stroyed, only one small steamer es- caping, with half of her crew dead. The Martinique disaster was by all odds the most terrible volcanic cat astrophe on record, both because of it's suddenness and the frightful an initiation of a populous and enlight- ened city, not a single inhabitant Of which escaped to tell the tale.
 While no such appalling occurrence happened at this outbreak of Vesu- vius, nevertheless, in her history the volcano has destroyed hundreds of thousands of people in her numerous catastrophes. and can number more dead to her credit than any other vol cano in existence The present dis turbances are solemn warning of wht those who live in the shadow of the volcano always have to fear:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-22

Russia this country contributed gen. erously of it's bountiful supplies to the relief of the suffering, but the trouble in Russia now is of a different and less tangible nature.
 Russia's troubles are now entirely political and domestic in their charac- ter. something with which this country has nothing to do. As the United States would not suffer for eian interference with it's domestic affairs, it can hardly be expected that tHis government or it's people will concern themselves about the Rus san crisis It is problem that the Russian people and authorities must work out for themselves.
 Gorky's real name is Alicksel Max in, Ovitch Peshkov We should, at least, be grateful that he has adopted a pen name that is more easy of pronunciation. He is a peculiar geni- us, and his writings are not of char acter that appeal pleasingly to Ameri- cans. though they have unmistakable strength He deals with the under life and the squalor of the Russian lower classes employing very often a coarse realism that shocks and dis. gusts the refined reader.
 He is yet young man, still in the 3Os and has been a tramp, political agitator and Ishmaelite generally, having been only recently released from custody in Russia because of his insurectionary utterances. 4 short sketch of him in a biogra pnical sn- nual says, .'he was successiveiy p;Jint CT of ikons, peddler of Kvass, scuiierv toy, gardner, ,watchman and bakers apprentice"
 There has been enough in Gorky's life independent of his writings, which have unquestioned merit, how ever repellant they may be to some tastes, 10 make him an interesting figure and an object of public curios ity He will probably be the recip- tent of greater attention in America than he has ever had in his own country.