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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
NK.SL|NGERS |.
REv.|CT'0| ] | s
It'll 1 snappy Game ii II: Petersburg t,,:i;.i
They Defeat Riverside Ri ,:iEs1;ll 5
Club.
SOME GOOD BASE--RUNNlNG
SOME GOOD J. B 3 |! E: \ ! ! :
The First Score Was Not Eade2
Until the Fourth,
Inning.

~ ~ VI ~. t5rBRs B1IRG, VA, d August
2l.--The diamond was ia ex &
N1N -. collent order and there was
II ~ good crowd Of .rooters ID To-
w .-.S Witness what the locals
s0-[> thought an easy Hing for the I. rep
p, reselltnttycs Of the Cockade City.
but II didn't turn out such q, an !, easy
thing al was expected IS the ~ ! SIDE
teraitook the fie1d, and things lmm .e ~;
4 "a, 0 n hec.l No ia tcresting, for the first
4 "a ia the bnt got hits before Batter it!
Hacttled down; . the third man struck out
MI ..Sn1thouph the bases Werc lied. g
Enrntty double retired tile Side 30 IN SIDES
t,layed fnst. snnppy ball. rho ending q !,
tha fourth saw the first score. . y, y ~ w
two nan down and two on base, rick Is
hit d pretty one between LEFT anu censeE
field, scoring Bryan II, 5. (, :, i, q
Tin the flrst half Of the B1xt y " teuIses
scored from hit a1lu ,.'. ~
4 hi,,es level again. but the ending q Y
.aawa1,t I, Sanwitl,eN siingers punching hts
another man crossing the plat e.a IN ne :.
el,rhti,%Sthc petersburg mon nile Inc ne
Ia with one down, but anot hers &, ny
&r,inpi double retired the side. and " there
thninv nothing doing IN the ninth Yictor s.,
rested with&the Ink SINGERS 6y = g -,
S,rho Times Dispatch undou,'1t t edl q.
G,,t on account Of their ~ M pa ae.
running and combinnti =. ,Ia,t
and Wilson in left fed I! shoWea ~.
,,i1onsF a t,ick out any OF the victolrs ier
2 rncinl praise. unless 1T bo8 CT ner, 10 !;
his SPLENDID basc-runntn 8. a35 sSS5
Following IS the score III, ,s.5$53
.Ts RI ClIAiON
~, 4 vars "a, 81 r. II. u.
" IN, y \. !. @ NJ
Tickets, ab. !. 4. 9 ~ 59Sa n !
tDonnh,ic, ~ ! !. \ =
8Richnrdnon. 3b.... os35 Y ! Ri =
southerland 1b..s. # 3I ~ = ~ =
Stout, s3 fs2 = y s ~ =
Bauers, + \. 2 2 @ : fS 4 n
Smith, Il ". ~ : t
Bryan, So ia 2 "a
$ fss1l5s' -, -
rotal i . y. 1. /. ]. ]. 80 III p u
PETERSBURG. vi "
@ y ayery a B. r. H. 8. a. y.
Iipsconib. /. 4. 155 g
Gil II..@ as !. \. :. I. s. ss3
Martin cfs..... " - ossis
Wilson. IA \ Il : 58 =
Young, RI 81 Y III 3s J. #
Prichard, 49,. WI Viz ~ ! s 2 3sso
Fowlkcs; 81. y & III; $o . ~ y
Burke, ID I. y. 8 V53
jones' I. S. (, :. ~. ISL
I.eake, ,. q II so 49, t
Totnls. i. 29 81 III - 3s - Z,
Score: ~ =.
Petersburg. Q y OOs 49, ~
Times Dispatch 70 O. tOil 80 ~
Summary & Two base hlts-Gardner,l
Ricketts,. Base on balls Bauers. 9. Struck
iout-Bauers, q; Jones. q. Double plays
BrynI, a to- Ricketts, to southerlan1d q: i.
3Rickctts Y to Switzerland; stou TO-
ricketts,. Passed balls--St tout. 1. Umpire.
Mr.. Parrish. Time Of game, q is. Attend
ance, good. st5 5s$. Va & AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
SALES, Future Days

AUCTION SALES, Future Days
ham x / co x,
invest ors and II ksrs. Il
Attentio on!
SpunL,c sA e., ~ .Auc I'D q.
8 N i RWHLhsHa NS 1IGs 1aSifi
ApEbnR Ahh eAR
de Ms ahs rt Is sell n VIII sale
at auction, the premise On Ss
Thursday, August q, 908,'
At o'c LOG 2. III N
FIRST 7os HAND u Street y &
Frame Dwelling saln!n's rS1ms
rentalSat| ia per ann i'm to good tenant
8%1AfA1EDrATELY&$5$S TIL I1R p AFT EFi S5 We
!wiIi6offer the Stable Lot jus ems being
street irontlng y. . s5S
stan es. orle l4xso feet and other
D These are good small propert a !, ~
Will BE- Il ao,db tha aesend
$irERMs: one third 1T cash balance IN
six and twelve mouths notes bearing q tA
per cent and secu by deed 81 t,.s
M sfeIi'erlJ IS. /. s 4
Howard ~. 2 ssa So I,
totals poFFsao9 s {
nj ma !. "a, 4. \. /. 4. n re
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
..5LYNCHBURa,

Second
I'll g 1Y Y, HE'. 6 1, o;,' !,
.D q ring 81 u.
Bower, 2b g. 1}ss lssl
Holt Id. SSS y l5 V gs} = y
Bentley, M s51 sS s8 = y
Cook, 3b. & V3s sgi = =
Whitaker, CT 9sss 5S = lS8 y y
McKevtt, II & s . n! i S bs
hfoser, g3a Ssfs 1 s8
Brown, Vii III y 8 3sy
io'a'' 81 \ !: R ) /: !; X d
q R ,sxsn j. AZ .s5 B;aa ga R p
Lanham, CT z. \. j. !. Y. Tx
Watson, II II. I. S32 Oh s{
IcEhane,& 81 y 3s5 355o
5Benbow, b 8. nm 59s a5 ~
A1cAlahon,5 rs 25 9s y
Dunn 385 II
Smith, ST. 5 S4 !
.Trevillian, # gl g KS az o
LYnchburg q 9 9 w ~
Roanoke 1 &. 4. .Sg w 90 o 90
sunnary-Leftg on bias s---Lync hburg =,
Roanoke a Earned runs--Lynchburg a
Two base hts-Mosers Mel cvitt, Bent
ley. Three base Il ilit-W hitaker.a Stolen
bases-Darringer, Bowen, Nc Keyitt, N 6
iNIahon, Double play s-Alc Mahon. Bate
man, Benbow. Sl Base on bal Smith \
S(Cook) J.. Struck out--Nf oser5 3, 5mit y
First base on 10y errors---1 1ynch Aurg " 2.
Roanoke .i52 9. Sacrifice hlts-C Cook az.
Time OF game, IL. iS Umpire, Laliy- a 4
tendance, 200. VA IA l4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22


I I. 7, f,l,ile ana thr6e six
g tta| -'1-'s ,contha ut Saratoga
fl>1A-4fa<-!1 to-day, " n defeating
FS2YSxH&n Bedoui1 and OUT
naSS come The track
~, -. -Ssf - was heavy and Red
n Lear ran tho best race she has shown
In the East. Summarizes: u. III 81 i, t.5
First race Seven ,furlongs-S Sir Russell
IS (16 to 81 first. General Ilnley e to 13) SEQ
\ ond, Nealson Is TOD third Time. :ss.
Second racc--Solling. Mile voolwicli &c
to % first Ncp tunna e to- secot,d, A Az e:
II cnssin 10 to y third. Time, 1;42 l-5.
Third race--F' Five and one-hnlf furlongs--
y Yankee Gun Il to y first. Demunda &c to
y second. Coli Ball Is to ~ third. Time.
III :o7 ~. ISL "a
Fourth raeo rho Merchants and citl-f
xens HnndIcap. mile and three slxteenths-
Is led Leaf 20 10 ~ first. Bedouln (15 to -
second. Outcome x to 81 u third. line,
! a;o1. 81 i33 Y {a58@ E
5 Fifth 4race-s selling. milo and a flron n.
Corrigan5 70 to 81 first. Macy ,Jr, 81 TO!
second, Ebony % 70 ~ third l Time
= 80 %. .sisi4
Sixth race-.M le- Roso5 OF Gold az to 81
dirst, Johnstown X to p second Royal "a
\ Scot (H to ~ third Time, IA 20.
Races at Latonia.
(Ty Annotated Prcss!) @
9Avorites were successful ut i In tonin# to-
day. A free hand leap a seven furlongs
was the feature oY the card. Only four
horses started. u evout won the event
in & a drive from John English IS with
! Meadow Breeze third. Summarize
u First RI c-sIx furlongs-C Camp g to
III first, Frank Flasher GIG TO 81 second,
Mildred q 70 ~ third. Time. 1:is a-b.ff
$lgis Second raceslx furlongs--Light Burn
I al to sl) first, Dresden t2o to ~ sec-S
ond, Magic (15 to WI third. limo. ! ZIG
Il -. IL. sS5 "a s
Third race-fivo and n half furlongs--
\ Bonnrt u to- y ]: first. w ebbor Us to ~
second. Harold 40 to y IA third. Time
Il :o8 2-5. IAN III Ss Il
Fourth rnce--scvcn furlongs handicApi
--Dcvout q 10 81 FIRST, John English @
TO y second. Meadow Breeze a to u
third Time. 1928 AS. \ SSs 435
ss5 Fifth race mile Tho Eng lshman O.
10 q first, Rcd Thistle 40 toll second.
\ TobogGan III to 81 third. SsT Time. ] :49.
II sixth d rnce--sx furlong Mnnsard t2s
to s. first, Revolt no TO = second Babe
4 B. go to ! third. III Time ~ 80. SsI
Seventh race-rnile and n alxteen thu
Mandator (even) 81 first. Coruscatc (7 to
p second. Docile Il TO p third. Time
SO 3-S 5;s AZ S5s "a III 5s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
Where They. pay To Day.

Richmond at Norfolk. ~ Is
,5t Portsmouth at Danyille. M ,,8
q @ij is r Roanoke ut Lynchburg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
SOUTH ATLANTIC I. I. L.ElAG ] s.
Macon. 81: Savannah,

Macon, 8; Savannah, 5.
MACON, GA August n The locals
illad a walkover In the second game OF
the series with savannal.a winning by d
score OF s to 3. sss
e Score; Hi i . . n !. 3. IA r. ~, iEt
Macon. 4. ...,.,.,,..6f . 81 g 0f-8
batteries: Helm. Robinson and Har-j
nish; Kane. Raymond. Hoft and I<ahl-3
skofr and Berry. Time-l:50 Umpires-
Mace and Byron N Y i II !,
Columbia, 9; Augusta, Q.
AUGUSTA. GA. August 2l.-Augusta3
and Columbia played eleven innings to-,
day without either side scoring J, The
q Score: " 81 M ~ d, 39s55 " ~ r.. III y,
sAu uy 70 q q 90 q q; o o % . q
n Batteries: Heisman and sWeaney;
Moore, Holmes and Carson, Time--l 1885,
Umpire Laughlin.
No Game.
A. Charleston charleston-Ja Jacksonville.
no game, rain
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
OUTSIDER Won
Bis HANDICAP N:
Red Leaf Beat Bedouitl and Out
come la Feature Event
at Saratoga.
be MuND I osEs IN I THIRD liz y
- -
be MuND LosEs IN THIRD 4 '.
Sir Russell Took First 4 and and Sec Sec
ond Went tosW oolwicli. .
A, Other Results.
tBy Associassdl ,, pre y.

AtlYu6t VI s--.Iteu Lear,
an outsider, won the.
Merchants and Ci.l--,
Sens Handicap one.
mile ana thr6e Six
3tccrtha ut Saratoga
to-day, defeating!
Bedouin and out
come. The track
= Wns heavy Atld Red
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
Standing, 81 Clubs.
Especial BY Southern Belt elephono.,

fS5ss Especial by Southern Bell Teephono1
ORFOLGk, VA, August q. IT he Law
makers to-day won the :lrAt game " the
double header with the Tercentennials 3
to o. and tied tho second one III tar ten
innings Of play, tho game being called
on account OF darkness.s Still pit hed both
games for Rlchfnonds and y elded five hits
In oh. Il Bentley, no ri tchGd ~ he first
game for N Norfolk, was wi u g or q lenst
Umpire Black thought Sc, 81 and sent seven
men to- first on hallsa Playe RS and 4rcotert,5
too, accused the umpire of being 81 O
HIS decisions, and there SWos mt Oh kick
iinG against II. His work here until to-
ydnyhhns been yer VI Anti 81 lct y. NJ 3s
Richmond clnohed the rs first game IN
the first inning 31,Y making Il three runs,
principally BY bases on balls:.s No more
sco,rinx was done during the game. Still
was stead y throug bout, and SsS 9 stanley tam
though he was wild In tho first 1t1 Mn g,
soon got down 10 business: Grinnan
nav ca tcllcrS from the Southern Lea que.
caught the first game for NJ rfolk, and 4
did fine work. VI N. issys III
The Second Game.
\ n tho second game the full nine In
ninrs / were played without w run being
made by either side. 4 Clarke
played two rev men I'M thi " gam e,. t1ey
being DorlnO anu E''l."l.
nan O. Brien, both from the Sou thernS
2I,aaguc The italian proved q won nd der
He had speed to burn good control e O and
fielded his position tolerably we'll Tweiye5
strike outs were recorded TO- his y redlt.8
4 IIe proved to be too \ sw 1t for ca toner
Evans and Brennan was not al xiolis 70 4
try him, and then Reid 'oster was sent 4
In to do the catching. Swift ones carried
no force for Reddy. He caught ~ Dome
gnmo from being lost to Norfolk after
3shafferE had mad G q run for Richmond lei
and had apparently won the game for MS
team Foster lined out q two bagger and
came scamperirig home on M y! c&a q !,
sick for some time, but is now N n good
condition. S ~ y Il 5ss " Ri 9s
Hinton has recovered from the effect
\ Of the assault made on him BY former
Umpire Newhouse yeste day ftcrnoon,
and caught both games M to-da The The
scores
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

10000 90 o. 90 !
;OalTO 900 0 OIL 5 o
ii and Powell; NVil-I
limo. 40. Umpire,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-26

IfyOUr ValuablGs are ValU-
able to a burglar they are
valuable to you therefore,
the value of safe deposit in
sHrance is apparent We
furnish the insurance FIR a
little cost. Henry Water
house Trust Co., Ltd.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-26

schools Of that country. will address
the gathering
The annual meeting Of the woman's
Christian Temperance Union will be
held on Tuesday afternoon. November
%, at 2:3O o'clock, at the residence of
Mrs. J. NJ. Whitney Punahou street.
Interesting reports from the National
w. G. y. U, convention viii be made
Tlo regular meeting Of the Womau's
Auxiliary and Guild Of st. Andrews
Cathedral Branch will be held this af-
tcruoou November PC, at half-pas,
two. I'm the Sunday school room. A
paper or Bishop Brents Work i'm the
Philippines" will be read by Mrs. Res
tarlck
Lee Hop has begun work upon the
new Chinese parsonage which is being
erected upon the lot belonging to the
Chinesem ission. The building will be
neat frame structure twenty-nine feet
by Twenty-Five and is to be placed on
the east side of the Chinese church
Maui News.
The plans and specifications secured
by William Mckay, Jr.. for a new Ma
sonic building have been adopted by
the Masons, and it is expected that a
contract will be let in the near future,
and building will soon be begun. The
new structure will be a valuable addi-
ton to Hno building.-Hawau Herald.
Lagering or ageng (storing for ma
turity) has much to do with the quality
and healthfulness of beer. Budweiser
is stored from four to five months be-
fore being marketed. This lagerns
brings out that exquisite taste and fine
flavor characteristic only to Budweiser.
H. Hackfeld & CO. Wholesale agents.
Helene Irwin will visit her aunt, Mrs.
Edward Moore Robinson, in Philadel-
phia this winter, and it is possible tina,
| Mrs Robinson will introduce her hand
some young niece to the Fashionable
Philadelphia set The Twins are az
present in Europe, but expect to sail
! shortly for New York. They plan to
arrive in San Francisco on the heels of
the New Year. by which time the re-
nairs on the Irwin mansion will be
completed.-News Letter.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-26

Honolulu, 7 H, November "a, 1906.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-26
DAILY STOCK REPORT

Between Boards-Sales: 60 Waialua,
$40 90: % Pac. S Mill Co. $4,000; 80
Hawaiian Agri $4,000; so Pioneer Co.
$135 co.
$780, w szt.,a eco o.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-26
Booked

A. F. Corey speaks at the Christian
Church tonight at 1880 O'Clock He and
his family arrived on the Korea en-
route to Choina where he will be sta
toned as a missionary, He was for
merly serving in that capacity in Ho-
nolulu, and for a time acted as pastor
Of the Christian Church His many
friends both in and out Of the church
viii be glad Of this opportunity to hear
him '-'-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-26

LONDON BETS: November "a, s
shinings, 9& pence; last previous quo
tation. November %, shillings.
SUGAR, New York, November 20,
3S2 cents a pound or $76.40 a ton; last
previous quotation November 9, S.S164
cent a pound.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
DEPARTING
DEPARTING.
Tuesday November 27.
P. NJ. S. S. Korea, Sandberg, for the
Orient, from Naval Wharf, at noon.
PASSENGERS.
Arriving.

Per S. S. Korea, November &C. from
San Francisco-Dr. R. n. Bramhall
and wife, NJ. 5. Grinbaum and wife,
Miss Louise Bonnillian, ]. NJ. Hind and
wife, w. Frear and wife, Miss H. Frear
Mrs. S. Rosenberg, Mrs: V. Knudsen, b.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-26
NEW ADVERTISEllENTs.
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day.

II your want Is a reasonable
one you may rest assured that
some reader of Star Want Ads
will see your Ad and reply to it
Want Ads inserted three times
for % cents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-26
Won Hamm-Y Dung Co
Has 4 fully equipped machine shop
1SR manufacturing and making repairs
ALSO AGENTS FOR
WITH A COMB
OR HAIR BRUSH.


ALSO AGENTS FOR
Union Gas Engine Co.,
Troy Laundry Co.,
Hamilton Tool Co.,
PRsafine Paint Co.,
Frederick Paint Co.,
Asese, Gottfried Co..
Ohmen Engine Co.,
EiTie Engine Works,
Sterling Boiler Co.,
RiSdon-Sulzer Pumps,
WREneT-Bullock Elect. Co.,
Dow Pump Works,
Hhzelhurst Centrifugal Pumps,
Prick Ice Machinery Co.,
Eclipse Corliss Engine,
ThS Hngelberg Rice Mach. Co.,
Western Expanded Metal Co.,
NJ. Louis Expanded Metal Co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-26

w Ford, E. F. Bishop, Mrs. w. F.
Allen, Miss Hughes, Miss Grace Cook,
H. p. Anewalt, wife and son, u. K.
Meyers, j. Waterhouse, wife, chill
dren and nurse, H. A. Roeding, DR..
II. L. Hemenway and wife, Miss Mar
geret, Quynan, Mrs. j. w. Macdonald,
b. H. Smith wife and child, f. p. Sar-
gent, DR.. w. A. Lamb, b. E. Lamb, ].
c. Fifield and wife, Miss b. Regensber-
ger, Frank McGrath and son, w. Smith
Mrs. F. j. Church, Mrs. E. NJ. Styne,
Fred a. Otis, A. H. Veile and Wife
Mrs. w. H. Witherle, Mrs. NJ. A. Pat
ten, Miss K. Harrison, Mrs. L. M.
Whitehouse, H. s. Wood and wife, Miss
G. Hall, Misses M. and I. Wood, Rev.
j. V. Sylvester, NJ Graham, Mrs. NJ.
Spindle, H, H. Spindle, A. L. c. At
kinson, j. c. Cohen, H. Berger and
wife, J. H. Hobbs and daughter, Miss
II. Martin, Karl hasten, NJ. Onslaught
messy, Miss Francis Gregg, w. c. Da-
Wis and wife, w. A. Mcneil and wife,
q. Gale, Mrs. e. Gale and child
Booked
For San Francisco, per p. NJ. S. S.
China, sailing November 26, at { pm:
Mrs. Arb, c. A. Bruins, Archie /. Gage,
Mr. and Mrs. Sweeney L. G. Burpee,
wife and child John Staff, A. w.
Eames, DR.. W. H. Mays, Miss Marie
Peters, J. B. Castle, G. p Thielen, Mrs.
Berlowitz, Mrs. d. O. Hammann and
child, II. Shishima, H. Farron, L. A.
Hayden, Miss c. E. Gehart, c. j. Ge-
hart, George G. Guild and wife, Geo.
c. Shattuck
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-21

What do you mean. Boyd" ne fairly
gasped.
Il mean that Perry of Kansas has
not been here, Mr.. Dunn, and that you
probably have been buncoed out of $780,
900 in government bonds"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-21

Boyd glanced sharply about the corri-
dor before he replied, making sure that
no eye was upon them. Then he quietly
replied:
Not at ALL Jimmie
What
It's as simple as two times two. The
outlook is perfect
1.-THE devil you say"
Careful, dear fellow The walls may
have ears, or the next corner conceal
a spy"
You think you may be watched?"
Possibly. You know the Big Fin
GER
will you explain # 1 go to your Of
fice?"
You are not to go there" murmured
Boyd, with eyes constantly alert as the
two men descended the stairs 81 have
other plans. Jimmie"
Namely"
Take my instructions quickly, for we
must part at the sidewalk" Boyd nov
whispered hurriedly. 81 wish you and
/ Detective Alderman to meet me in Glib
sons saloon, in Harlem, at O'Clock.
Do you know the place."
Very WELL
Leave the central office separately.
Jimmie, both of you in disguise. and
rejoin one another in Harlem Then
walt In Gibson's back room until /
come. Are you on?"
Surely
Have brace of guns with you, for
we may need them
Trust me for that, Felix"
| Slip away, now, and display no
haste in going to headquarters" added
Boyd, significantly. I'll rejoin Won at
Gibson's at 5 o'clock sharp"
Coleman merely nodded, and the two
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-04-13

Nomination of a Spanish guerilla
officer, Cuban born. to be memchCr
of the Cuban Congress. has aroused
fierce opposition in the island. a spe-
cial despatch from Havana says.
In the British House OF Commons
the Education bill formally passed
its first reading.
According TO a despatch the Paris
Bourse has been very irregular ana
prices have receded.
a new Russian loan OF between
two hundred and three hundred and
fifty million dollars has been ar
ranged, and NJ. Kokoysoff the Rus
sian Finance Minister has goae TO
Paris to conclude the final negotia-
tions.
Another man was brought uD alive
from the French coal pits at Cou-
rieres and the populace, believing
the work of rescue is inefficient. at
tackled the engineers engaged in sal
wage
Negotiations for a new Russian
loan are proceeding rapidly in Paris,
ST. Petersburg desiring 10 obtain
$200.OO0,000 or more.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-04-13

The Yale faculty committee has
decided that hereafter students shall
be admitted to all championship
games for one half the regular fee.
The Frelinghuysen automobile
bill was amended in the New Jersey
State Legislature and IS expected to
become a law.
July was selected as the date for
the closing OF entries for the Wander
bit Cup race, and October as the
date for the race
Crowds Witnessed the opening ra-
ces in the meter boat regatta at
Monaco The Mendelsohn Ill. and
the Anto!nette ". were winners.
Ningmond, 2.09, defeated Nick
Duff and Annie Littell in brushes on
the Speedway.
c. y, Becker, of Auburndale,
Mass, and n. X. Wood, of Chicago,
qualified for the final in the golf
tournament at Pinehurst, n. c.
William Garth trained four win
ners AMI Miller rode three at Ben
nings race track.
The Automobile Club OF Great
Britain and ireland has protested the
victories and records of the Darracq
cars in the last Florida tournament
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-04-13
BALLOONIST DIES IN
STRUGGLE OVER SANDS.
Found Lying Face Downward in the
Salt Grass StubbIe.

New York, April 10.-By the find
ing of the body of Paul Nocquet on
Colt Island, in Great South Bay. the
mystery of the disappearance OF the
sculptor-aeronaut was solved
His balloon had been found early in
the morning on Jones Beach. sand
strip dividing the bay from the
ocean. but until a bayman return
ing 10 Amityville discovered the body
lying face downward on strip of
salt grass stubble, half way between
the island and the mainland. no
trace could be found of the aeronaut.
Nocquet had vainly tried for hours
to make landing At last, driven
toward the open sea by a cross cur
rent, he had managed to land Just
within the beach line of Jones
Island Led on by the deceptive
lights of Amityyille to the north,
which may have seemed less than
mile away, though the distance is
four miles, he tried to reach the
mainland by swimming from one
to another of the hundreds of low
Islands which dot the bay at this
point and form an almost continuous
route to the shore except for the in
tevening creeks.
After swimming fifteen creeks and
crossing as many islands his
strength became exhausted, and fall
ing ON his face when he gained Colt
Island, one of the largest of the
group, he died where he fell.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-04-13

BY the fall of the Monte Oliveto
market in Naples - persons were
killed and 126 seriously injured; a
special despatch says that the weight
Of cinders from Mount Vesuvius
caused the roof to give way
According to a despatch from Ber-
len a report is in circulation that
CONT Witte said that war be-
tween France and Germany would
help the Russian loan.
Rumors of a complete reorganiza-
ton of the Russian Cabinet are cur
rent. and NJ. Yermolof is mentioned
as likely to succeed Count Witte as
Premier.
The Atlantic Squadron, under the
command of Rear Admiral Evans is,
according to despatch from
Caimanert, actively engaged in
preparing for the annual target prac-
tice in the hope of bringing home the
Battleship Trophy.
st. Petersburg dispatches show
that official election returns increase
the magnitude of the liberal victory
in Russia.
Russia, according to a special
Washington despatch, has agreed to
a postponement of the date set for
The Hague conference.
South American republics will
force the issue of an Interpretation
of the Calvo doctrine at the Hague
and the Rio Janeiro conferences.
A Berlin despatch says that the
Achilleian Palace in Corfu, former
ly the home of the murdered EN-
press Elizabeth of Austria, has been
sold to a German company to be
transformed into a sanatorium.