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The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
The score.

Earned uns-SL Johns Q Firs' base bv errors
IT. Johns. g. Georgetown. / Left on bases-St
jn.u's. 30, GC1TEr-rUn. g. First base ON halls-Or
NTii. j. OF Deone 3 Innings r.tsLed-By Mont
-1ms-T. p bv DeUue. s. Hits mada-Oh N1utGlm-
err. :. Of Deyiuc. 9. Struck out-B7 Nufd. g. ~
Montgomery. Q. ty Deviue O. Sacrifice hits-Hobin-
-Hr. Carroll 2|. Stolen bass-~l-tfrr. Double
f'.rz-s-u.n o. Ds'lih. NeNplirs 90 CauIk Wdd
utaI-Deyiue Jmrul-}lr Hsalev. Time Of game
hour am. l5 minutes
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EASY FOR SOLDIERS.
Company G Defeats Bliss Electrical
School by TO 1.

Company G, Fourth Infantry, trounced
Bliss Electrical, School at the Washington
Barracks yesterday by TO l.
Payne. who was on the rubber for the
Soldiers, had the Electricians at his
mercy. and would have scored a shut-out
but for the misjudgmcnt Of "A fly, when
c-...-a Rlia. it. nnl.- rLln Snnra-
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Totals .,;... 8a4oI Totals :
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Earned r,in-Post-of5ce. l. First base bv srrors-
Post-Cfcc, s. Navy 2 Left on bases-P0st Office II /;
Navy. T. First base on balls-Of Hanng /: of
Cuuane G. Struck out-Bv Haring u: by Cur
name a. Two-hase hits-Stuart. Hunte- sutton
Coleman. Stolen bsses-Coleman %. O-rson. C3l.
Bacon Fenton o. Kraft. Haring l2i Double play
ken 10 Herring. Hit by pitcher-By Curnaue L
Passed halls-Smith (2l. Kraft Umpre-Mr. Belts
Time Of gama-l hour ard 80 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
LyncbburG. q; Portsmouth, .,
Norfolk, 81 Richmond, /.
Roanoke, =; Danyille, 4.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
TO-DAY's GAMES.
Roanoke at Norfolk.
Lynchburg nt Portsmouth.
DHuViIIP at Richmond.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
NORFOLK DOWNS RICHMOND.
Pitchers Battle Proves Disastrous
To Capital City Players.

Special 10 rhe Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va. May 22-It was decidedly
pitchers battle in the game here to-
day between Richmond and Norfolk, and
excellent support was given Otey. for
Norfolk. who showed wonderful control
and carried off the game in a walk.
Everything throughout the entire game
went of smoothly, and the local fans
pronounce it the best game played here
this season. Score:
R.H D.
Richmond ............. 0 0 90 0 0-l !
NorfoIk....,..--........... 0 l i 0 0-3 2 o
Batteries-Otey and Edwards Eckstone and Ccwau.
Umpire-llr Tuby
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BERWYN DEFEATS LAUREL.
Victory Places Team in Second Posi-
ton in Suburban League,

Special % The Washington Herald
Laurel, Md, May 22.-The Berwyn team.
with Duck McGresor in the box, was
too much for Laurel to-day, and the lat
ter went down to defeat by the score
of to /. Berwyn takes second place in
the race for the pennant, Laurel and
Hyattsville-the latter defeated by Brent
woOd-being tied for last place. Manager
Bond. Of the Laurel team. played fine ball
in left field to-day, making two catches
of q sensational nature. The score.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23

First base by erors-St. Louis. 3; Boston l. Left
on bascs-Eoston. 9, ST. Louis T. First base on
balIs-OG Young. J of Boultcs. 2. Struck out-By
Young. 2; by B1Ul5Cs. l. Two-bsse hits Beaumont
Kelly. N0onan. Sacrifice hit-No1nan. Stolen bases
Holly Byrue. Kelly. Double plays-Ritchey TO Ten
ney; Bennett 20 Arndt. Bennett 10 Holly 70 Arndt
Wild UitchCs-DODer Young Umprcs-Messrs. Car
ponter and Klein. Time Of gamc-l hour ard 81
minutes. Attendsnce-2G93
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TOM HUGHES SOLVED
ClevelandGets WinningLead
in First Inning.
NATIONALS ONE RUN SHY

Hess Lasts Only One Inning and His
Successor Is Touched Up, but Superb
CantfIIOnites' Chances Of Winning,
Both ShOrtstops Are Injured.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Memphis Memphis. 2; Birmingham. /
At Little Rock Little Rock 8; Montgomery. 0.
At Shreveport Shreveport, Z; Nashville, !.
Al New Orleans-New Orleans, :: Atlanta,
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FIRST base Dr. e-rrrs-C0Irmt7. 2. Ar7u-iCs T.
Left on h1sas-"rlruhil 3, Ala7-ics e. First base
an balls-OF Rocket g. of Sheckeils. o Struck.
out-By Beckett. 3. rv ShCcEeils. L Home -r,-
Lord T. sab Three-bas hits-O'NriI Bishop
Bahson. Stolen ha-es-Handih0s. Mccarthy Iav'7-
ZsuuoIi. H. Beckett O'C1nrrr. Double play
Lord % !. sab % O.NeH. Hit by Tifc-rr-Bv
ShecEe'ls T. Wild Hitche-- Beckett. 8. Sh,ckc'ls o
Passed bsHs-J. Salh. Q Umure-Slr Handib1e
Time Of game hour and s. minutes
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EIIIIl TIn5-0uTTFJ. u. IlT4nlI. / Flrst D15e
by erors-surre7, 8; Phoenix Lett on bases
Survey. 6. Ph0eny O. Fust base on hall--Suryeg
>, Phoenix g. Struck 0gt-By Reyes. 8. 10y King T.
Sacrifice hits-Goidsmth Tausl Benner. Home
run-TansI Thce-hase hits -Fravler. Newman
stolen hazes-Godgmith o. Newman D. simuud
Reyes. Ht bv pfcler-Galdmi,h Tansl Passed
hdlls-Benner. l. Umure-Nr. Whitman Time o.
game hour and - minutes
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

A. New Hayen-New Haven, 4; Holyoke. .
At Waterbury Waterbury. 9: New london. 5
Al Hartford Hartford e Bridgeport, s.
At Springfield Z; Springfield, 3.
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First base by crorz-Br0oNyn. !: Cincinnati. T.
Left 0n bases Brooklyn. 8. Cincinnati. z. First base
ou hsIl--of Bgcker 3 Struck aut-Br Rucasr. 4,
br Mason 2 Th-Cc-bage hit-Mr1l.I TWah1ae
hits-Lgmley. Hummel. Sacrifice h.ts-Josiaa, Kane
~. Davis. stolen blsa-OdveI u1uhe plays
RucEer t1 Jordan Hummei % ApCman 90 jordan.
HucgiD7 70 Camel. Wild pitci-Eueser Umr.re-
llr Johustoue. Tir'e Of game-l harr ard 50 min
utes. Aifeudsncg-g0Gn
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At Hartford
MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Montreal-Montreal. 3; Providence. s.
81 TorOnto-TCrouto. Q. Baltimore. 8.
AT Rochester Rochester .; Newark. {.
AZ Bu1alo-Bufalc. 2; Jersey City, 1.
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The score.

First base hv erT0r=-New York o. Chicago. !. Left
on hsses-New York. g. Chicago, s. FHst base on
b4ls-OH McGmuitv. ]. on Overall Q. off Regl-
bach. g. Struck out-Ry NcGlnn.tv O. bv Overall
&, hy Reu'bach, ]. Threehase hit-Tinber. Two
base hit-Sheck8rd. Sacrifice hits-StcnfeLdt. Over
aiI. Stolen hssC@-Shauuon St-aug l2t. Seymour
Dnuhle Vav-Tiuter 20 Erers to Chance Hit D.
U.-cher-By Oyeiall. J. Wild ptches-OyersH 2.
Rouibsch L Umuues-Nessrs. Emslie and UDay.
Atteudauce-20E En
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GIANTS DEFEAT CUBS
Overall Knocked Out of the
Box in Fifth Inning.
LEMONS FOR CHICAGO PLAYERS

SO Very Funny that mt Least Three
Persons Among the 20.00O Laugh.
Not Necessary to Mob the UmPires
This Time-ROwdyism ON Part Of
Chances Mcn-Fiye in One Inning.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Fall River-Fan River, ); Lawrence. ,
A. New BedfOrd-New Bedford 3; Lowell, 2
At Decentralization. 5: Haverhill, ?.
At Lyun-Lynn, 2, Worcester, O.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

A. Columbus Columbus, 6; Toledo. 5
At Irdinapolis S Louisville. T.
At 81. Paul-St. Paul. 6: Kansas City. 5
Al Milwaukee-AIinueaPolis game postponed: rail
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CARDINALS R0MP AWAY.
Score Nine Runs I'm Four Innings
on Boston SIabmen.

Boston, May 22-Boston could do moth
ing with the pitching of "Stoney'' Nc
Glynn to-day, while all the Boston twirl-
ers were wild. and the visitors hits were
nnpOltuue Score.
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lotals ...... II IS = IuQE ...... D lJ y Il
schmidt out iog running ont # line.
Detroit. 0 0 q 0 Is
Philadelphia. Q 5 0 0-5
Earned Wns-Dstroit T. First base by errors
Detroit. 2. Philadelphia. J. Left on bases-Detroit.
20; Philadelphia. g. First base on bslls-Of Mullin
4; Of Bender l. Three-haFe hits-Nlullin Jones
Twobsss hts-Cravi0Id. OLeay Murphy Sscri-
fee hits-MUruhv t2 Stolen bascs-Hartsei Old
ring. Sey5o,d Umpire-Mr Evans. Time Of game
2 hours and 50 minutes. Attendauce-5G6
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE,

At Syraclse-Utica, !; Syracuse, .
At Wilkesbaue-Troy, 3; WilkesharTe, !.
At SCranton-Albany. I; Scranton. 6.
At BmGhamt0n-A. J. & c., I; Biughamton, 1
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Philadelphia, :; PittSburg, (.
Brooklyn, ?; Cincinnati, I.
New York, :; Chicago, I.
st. Louis, 10; Boston, =,
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TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

AZ WilminEton-Lsncaster, ,; Wilmington. 4
sc WiLliamsport-Altocns. 5. Williamsrort. 9.
AZ Harrisburg Harrisburg 2. JohnstOWn. /
AZ Trentor-York, /; Trenton. .
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PIRATES LOSE ON ERRORS.
Quakers Take Seesaw Game by
Score of Seven to Four.

Philadelphia. May 22.-Philadelphia won
to-day from Pittsburg through errors and
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23

FIRST base hy eu0r--WaUgh, /; Bethany. D. First
base on balls-Of Sehorn 3. Of Finnegan. 5 Struck
By Sehorn, S by Fiunegan. y. Two-hass hits
Spicsr. Friezer Double pl1y-StuCkott 90 Sa7scer
Hit by pitcher-Spcer Webb. Umpire-Mr. New
man
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Columhis-Coumbia, 5; Augusta. :.
At Charleston-Charleston. 4; Macon. 0.
Az Jacdsonyille-JackSonTille o. Savannah, 5
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
itIantics Tie with IT. Stephens by
Defeating Columbia Athletics.

Today's game-GoIe-nment Printing Ofcs vs. St
stephens Institute, Third and u streets northeast,
st SO
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Bethany Wins Out from waugh in
Ninth Innings.
STANDING or THE TEAMS.

'f'''' ''f t' .i'f'f''' 4 f-i.
batting rally i'm the ninth inning.
after one man had been put out. gave
Bethany victory over Waugh hy 70 g.
Up 10 the ninth inning things seemed all
in favor of Waugh, with the score stand
ing 4 to in its favor. With one down.
Rider singled To right was forced 10 sec
oud by "a free pass, stole third and came
home on Patterson's error This started
the run getting. Sehorn issued two passe#
thus filling the sacks. ZioneIH the next
man up, knocked 4 two-bagEer 10 right
field, sending in two more runs and end
ing the game.
Finnegan pitched an excellent article Of
BAH and was given fine support. his team
mates making only one error. He held
down the Waugh heavy hittars 60 three
hits SeEorn. on the slab for Waugh
pitched i'm hard luck. his support falling
back on him at critical times. The official
vrara-
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Omiha-Des Moines, 3 Omaha. 0.
At PUebi0-Lincoin. Z; Pueblo. s.
At Dcuyer-Sioux City. :, Denver, {.
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Lcnrue Lenders Defeated.

Special % The Washington Herald
Danville. Va. May 22-The league lead
ers were defeated to-day in a warmly
contested game. which went TO the Wis
itors on account Of Danville's inability 10
connect with Morrissey's kinks when hits
would have meant runs. Laviuder pitched
great ball for the locals, but was off in
his fielding work. and thereby lost his
own game. Score:
RHE.
Danville........,...,..., . 0 0 0 o-l p
B0an06e...,,...,........ e. ]
Ha-tercs-Layindcr and 0'Jmuor; Morrissey and
Cooper Umprc-lr. Stanton.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-30

10 she matter Of the prompt disposi.
tsa OF criminal cases, says The New
fofs Commercial, Great Britain has
setusanother example which, however,
- will doubtless permit TO pass with
enly casual notice and wondermeUt
knc without profit 20 ourselves.
teang Roynor, the slayer OF George
Hhiieley. the great Experimentation
ro9retOr, Was kept in jail a few
Feeks until his case vas reached in
NE eonrt calendar. When il vas cali
"a the entire proceedings occupied
snly I'VE hours, the jury's delibers.
ron' consuming only nine minutes. OF
'hs time. Sentence Of death was
Dsssed Immediately after conviction,
sed the execution will take place
vain mouth, the whole case being
ssposed OF and becoming q part OF
snpinal history within three months.
me young homicide had suffered q
ofsln storm" like our own notsble
sianple Of this novel affection; and
shoe from that he claimed to be a
.siaral son OF the murde red man.
mere was opportunity for great sen.
shonal newspaper stories and for ell
We laws tedious delays; but they
s"et choose TO DO it that way in Eng.
ana' The facts were told. the trial
stne on in due time and the case was
Used Oh with expedition. 1t seems
= Dc our pleasure to drag these things
81 TO IN unuttersble limit. Do We
= 10 for entertainment?
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-30

We offer One Hundred Dollars Be-
ward for any ease OF Catarrh that can.
not be cured by Halls Catsrrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned. have knosn
F. J. Cheney for the last IL years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able 20 carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALpNG, KISSoS q MARvIs,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Hall's Catarrh Cure 10 taken inter
nslly, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 70
cents per bottle. Sold By oil drug.
gists.
Take HALLS Family Pills for eonsli.
petions -.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-30

.here was to have been q hearing in
siiahassee before the Railroad Com
.ssion last Thursday in the matter Of
'eetne y new and modern union
pot In this city, but owing 90 the
"e' that Hon. Frank CLARK, Congress.
.n from the Second District, and
s..efs' ell of whom were deeply inter-
.'ed IN this improvement In one way
y another, could not be present, the
.sanng vas postponed by mutual con.
s' until April Is. There is no doubt
sa' that Gainesville needs q union
sepos, and there 10 no further doubt In
me .ss minds Of those interested that she
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-30

I, 10 TO be hoped that the Jennings.
Abrams libel suit In Jacksonville will
be tried before the next campaign
opens Up. II 10 said the disclosures to
BE- made in the trial are likely 20
char &c the complexion Of o few po.
liticsl states that have been made.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-30

OF al the duties OF the coming ses-
zion OF the Legislature the matter OF q
reapportionment 10 among the moot
important, and the Governor should
see TO il that the Legislature does not
adjourn until q rsspportionmeni bill
has been passed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-30

Pensscols and Jacksonville will not
want for excitement during the month
OF April on account OF their municipal
campaigns. and Tallahassee will fu'.
nish smusement for the whole State
with the session Of the legislative co.
Ions.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-30
TIE HAPPY FARMER

4 esrtsin class Of newspaper mer
nssrt that q farmer 10 the most indie.
n6ndsns man on earth. and that he
- nsshipg 20 do bot 90 enjoy life.
nat when winter comes he tossts his
IA IN she oven and reads the local
>ssspspsr and the only thing that die
sssls him IL Q call three shines q day 10
j bsrqset OF minee pies snd other lux.
e,ies. II 10 . mistake. The indusIri-
- fssmer begins work long before
~ can shinks Of getting up. With
~ soal shroudsd in gloom he proceeds
y build Q fire and soften bic boots
xiiA Q sled ge-hsmmer. He then takes
y leatsrn 10 the barn and feeds the
&sss 10 10 then time to feed the new
&.afrived calf, which seems 70 delight
b bnsting q pail of milk over the tiller
\ the soil until he only needs to be
G1snped TO pass for a package OF OLE
rs'ssrine. He crawls through q barb
sIFt fence and feeds the cove. cleans
Ne stable, ehases stray pig worth %
penis for -four miles, and does not
ntch it, do:to's a sick horse, gets
lttked by one.eyed mule, and when
'ss cleaning comes and quietnes.
lvecds over the earth. he has a single
lslf.hour 70 mediate and wonder how
y gill pay HE taxes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-30

The exseutive mansion st Tallshss-
zee will not be completed in time for
the Governors family to move in be-
fore the Legislature sdjourns, but he
will Rive . hOuse-wsrming in the
building before the soions return TO
their homes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-30

From III, Pensacola Journal |:

rum Inc Penseeole JOoFphl'
The question OF o constitutional con.
venIion gill be one OF the problems
for the next Legislature to solve, end
she chances are there will be Q lively
scrap over the resolution providing
for the submitting Of THE question 20
the people.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-30
Majority Over Five Hundred.

cambridge, Ca, March 2s.-Deca-
tur county went dry in its local OPP
ton election by a majority Of over
500.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-30

ne phonograph has besome q COM
80 nuisance, instead Of q source OF
sxLsessnsnt 70 the average resident Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-08
"FRIEDLAND, lso7"-FRoM THE PAINTING BY MEIssoNIEl

on June 10 the corps OF Lannes, Murat
and Soult made vigorous attempt to
dislodge him. The willy Russian suf-
fered them 10 approach his intrench-
ments without molestation and when
they were within reach met their ad
vance with a deadly fire that precipi-
tated u hasty retreat. the worsted
Frenchmen leaving more than 10000
men slain in the trenches II was n
terrible cost TO pay for the knowledge
that the Russian position could not be
taken by storm. but Napoleon was ac-
customed to pay high prices, and he
received the news OF the disaster with
a contemptuous shrug of the shoulders
But he changed his tactics. Instead
OF organizing for another tour de force
against the Russian stronghold at
Heilsberg, he swung his army to the
north of that point and took up the
march in the direction of the city of
Konigsberg. 1t was his object to en-
tice Bennigsen from his Notifications,
so that he might try conclusions with
him in the open field. Napoleon knew
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tinued, the French on the right bank
OF the ALE ana the Russians on the
loft ON the night OF June - both
armies We're IN the immediate neigh
borhood Of tonigsberg. Both armies
knew that there would be hard fighting
on the morrow. ana everything was put
in readiness for an early start
Al This juncturc BennIssen conceived
q plan which was as clever as 1t was
daring. News had been brought To him
hY his scouts that Marshal Lannes,
with AN inferior force. was isolated at
Fnedand twenty-sX miles northwest
OF KonigsheIg, il occurred to the Rus
sian at once that II he could cross
with his army at this point and over
come Lannes It would further his
chances Of winning a decisive victory,
With that end in view he began the
crossing Of the ALE early on the morn
ing Of the 18th in the hope of coming
ON Lannes by surprise. Had the pas
sage OF the river and the attack on
Launes been carried out with success
victory would have perched on the
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Muscovite banner such at least. is the
opinion OF all the military experts since
that day
But the Russians were too slow. Be
fore they succeeded in crossing the
Allie the French troops had time to re-
cover from the surprise, and they in
terposed such spirited resistance to
the attack that time sufficient for Ma
poleon to cometo tipsyesetle was gain
ed. Before tht entlrei Russian force
had crossed the river the main
strength Of the enemy was drawn up
on the left bank in battle array
When the real battle began there We're
10000 French opposed TO $4,000 Rus
slams.
It was at this point that the su-
perior military tactics OF the emperor
and his marshals came into play. In
case of disaster the only means by
which Bennigsen could retreat would
be by the bridges across the ALE,
Early In the conflict the French man
aged to secure control OF these bridges,
and when the Russians were driven
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that II he could convince the Russian
leader that he was about to- make a
forced march to konigsberg the latter
would feel justified in issuing from his
position at Heilsborg in order 10 check
the French advance with that end
in view all the operations Of the French
army were designed 10 hoodwink Ben
nlgsen.
The ruse succeeded admirably The
Russian commander came to the con-
clusion that his enemy had abandoned
the idea of reducing Heilsbcrg and had
made up his mind to seize Konigsberg,
fortify it and convert It into a base of
supplies. This was a step which
would have been disastrous to the
Russian plan of campaign, and the
commander determined to prevent its
contamination. He withdrew his
forces from the Notifications a. Heils-
berg and set out at breakneck speed
to reach Konissberg before the French
should force their way into It.
1t was a mad race for the threatened
city. For three days the scramble con-
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back they were met at the river by "A
fresh installment Of the enemy.
The actual battle did not begin until
about 6 o'clock that evening Action
on the part OF the French was delayed
so long that the Russian general came
to The conclusion that there would be
no battle until the following day. He
was about to make himself comfortable
for the night when the head Of
Marshal Ney's column. mighty and APP
parepty endless was seen to emerge
from a wood and stretch itself in n
long black line across the open field
In close array and with remarkable
speed it began to move down upon
Friedland
Then 1t was that Bennigsen realized
that the day was TO end in blood. Ney
and his splendid column We're crossing
the field at a speed that was sugges-
tive of a whirlwind The onset was so
sudden and so fierce that everything in
Its way went down before It. The adj
vance ranks Of the Russians turned and
fed in wild dIsmay on every side
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N F the sleepy little east Prussian
village of Friedland, on the left
n bank of the Ale. with Its less
than 5000 inhabitants. were with
in the confines of the French republic,
1t would he the scene at this time of
a remarkable demonstration-the cele-
bration of the one hundredth anniver-
sary of the great Napoleonic triumph
over the Russian forces under Ben
nigsen. In view of the fact that
Friedland still maintains its former
geographical position it is not likely
thct the subjects Of the kaiser will in
dulge in any marked expression Of
satisfaction over the long ago rout Of
the Muscovites.
IT happened in the month of June.
The French emperor and his marshals
had not been having everything their
own way. Early in the month they
had tried to drive the Russians from
the neighborhood, but had not succeed
ed. The gallant Bennigsen had forti
fed himself strongly at Heilsberg, and
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II Pays 10 Advertise.

jefferson de Angels, who is keeping
big audiences convulsed with laughter
IN The Girl and the Governor" was
holding forth on the value of publicity
tho other day, and pointed his moral
with this:
when the teacher was absent from
the schooroom, Billy. the mischievous
boy OF the class wrote ON the black
board;
Billy Jones can hug the girls bet
ter than any hoy in school
Upon her return the teacher called
him up To her desk
William, did you write that she
asked, pointing to the blackboard
Yes. ma'am, said Billy.
Well. you may stay after school
said she, as punishment
THE other pupils waited for Billy
10 come out, and then they began guy
ing him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-08

have to hang a sack over him 10 keep
the bay inside of him from getting sun
burned. He's a good horse. but thin.
My Wife and her mother took him for
a drive the other day. and they fool
ishly let him trot. When he trotted
the rafting of his bones so startled
him that he bolted, pitched my wife
and mother-in-law out and killed the
old woman Oh, he's a good horse II
thin, but he's very useful. "--Llverpoo
Mercury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-08

absence from the sea. or he will get
seasick in changing from a large to
small boat
Captains descending from their In
ers to little pilot boats are frequently
upset by the sharp, quick motion aud
become i'll amid the laughter of all
hands.