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The evening world., 1907-04-15
ROOSEVELT With
HUGHES IN FIGHT
AGAINST BOSSES
White House Notice to
Republican Leaders to
Fall in Line.

wAsftINGToN. Aprit l5-H W. Tan
brother ot Secretary T4fJ spTnt e"n-
siderable time Wlth President Roosevelt
to-day politlcs forming "a irature OF
thcir discussion
Mr., TAFT was not prepared 10 say
What the Secretary would 40 reEardins
the political campaign In OHIO whether
or not the latter would WIZ to state
and participate In tho contest with
Senator Foraker and give up his pro-
posed trip to tho Phillppiues.
Nj. TsS declined to discuss the quss'
ton or -RepuSllcAn nomination tor
tse Presidency or his brothers rela-
lions to a.
Concerning the policies ot Gov.
HuEt,ss OF New York. Mr.. TAFT made
the following statement as he left the
Presidents once:
Public opinion approves the main
features o, GOV. Hughess policies. The
Republican party in the state stands
for the policies OF President Roosevelt
and the latter supports Gov. Hughts
because they work on similar lines and
have lie same purposes.
Some of the leaders OF the Republl-
can organization seem TO be put In the
attitude OF opposition to Hughes. This
cannot continue II the State Is 10 be
kept In the Republican ranks. and I
believe that what must be found ls
some way by which the Governor may
be given the sympathetic support Of
the organization.
Il feel sure that the President be-
The evening world., 1907-04-15
MOTHER -IN-LAW WAS
ON BIRLEY'S TRAIL
Net Real Estate Man with Strange
Woman and Followed Him
10 Hotel.

when Edvin J Biriey. Of " n Hull
& sons Real Estate Company. StrAyed
from his wife's side 10 enjoy the 90
cirty OF another woman In Harlem. h.
did not know that the eyes Of his
nothsr-in-lAW. Mrs, George g. Albert
ron. and her husband down from 2o.
mona. RockiHnd County. 10 90 70 the
theatre, were upon him.
wife ana were on eur way TO the
theatre. when We met Edwin. IA One
Hundred and Tweniy-nfih street" MI
Albcrtson testined to-day. 1t was on
the evening OF oct. s. 1906 lie was With
a strange woman. We gave up the the
atre and followed them to the Harlem
Hotel. Third avenue and Ono Hundred
and Fifteenth street Edwin wrote In
the register and ,hr two disappeared
upstairs wife and went IN and
registered and were assigned TO the
room right across tho hail from them.
We sat there In the dark long time.
then went to ~ other room when a
waiter came up with glasses on a tray
Wife and I saw Edwin and the strange
woman Wife said. Hello. Eddy" and
Edwin replied, IN see you later Then
We cams away,
band, and Policeman George Keeper
! o! No so West one Hundred ana
| Twsnty-siKth street, whose wife IL d
/ sister OF Mrs. BlTley served the sum
mons and complaint, which made q
| quite A family nnalr
Justice LeYentritt AEnee a decree o.
absolute divorce In favor OF the wifi
/ to-day.
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YOUNG MR. FISH
STARTS ON HIS
S15 A WEEK JOB
Son OF EX-President Of
Illinois Central Clerk in
Rock Island Office.


CHICAGO. m Surit i1tttc-'l--
fore clock \ NJ to-day a tRl.. hroAu.
snouidrred youug mpn. with q square.
determined Jaw, swung ont % tnc ely
vator'a, the sixth noon OF the VA Sale
Street Station and mhvchcd into room
6lS where the offices ~ t1- GtRcrai
FIRE ght Department oi tnc CAieNgp
and Rock Island Railroad are loceted
''Wen' I'm ready to 60 le. WORK. he
said 10 u - RJii}, tnc FeucraI ucigut
gent
iiumTh II strikes me sou have thai
appearance, Alr Fish NofH have this
desie-r,t tho. door here--and 8 Ficss ~ o.
and enough for YOU 10 do. one of tHc
Jerks Mil give jou some forms 10 sy
folded and mailed
Tlus was StuyNeEant Fish jr. Of New
YORK CitF and Newport. son ~ t1e
former president 81 the n.nois Central
and sclou nf one or The Oldest ami rich-
est families IN the country. introduced
a. bis nUV Sl5-a-week JOB to-dlr Young
Fish seemed rrc appointmrnt 10 "a clerk
snip in 'he rrrlgu. pinc because he
convinced " y Blddlp v.ce-rrcsldcnt.
hi charge of tram ~ the Rock Islani.
tnhl--c MAnted- 10 N-rk Ills May 40 Ia
the ralitoad business
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DOG IS LOCKED UP
IN TENDERLOIN CELL
Man and Girl in Court in Dis
pute Over Ownership
of Collie.

There 10 a doE locked up In a cell In
The West Thrtieth stree, station. lie is
booked Under the name OF Prince. alias
Ben Tht police do not know what to
Do with him. serHt Archie Mccallum
snpealed 10 Magistrate Whitman IN JEFF
hrson Market Court to-day 10 relieve
the Tendrrloin station of lts prisoner
Patrick Mccoy q cnachman. Of No.
90 West ThirW.ntth Street. his wife.
Mrt Mccoy. and hs daughter sally. .
preuy gir with a ros2 face. appeared
before the Magistrate and asked for
possession of me dos
His name 10 Prince and "a know
him among a thousand said Aiaa sally
10 the Magistrate
"IfH maine j. lien. !hats What d Is.
40 l5l New street NeNark = He
al.o s~lhisd gAe Aagislrats 10 give him
"W6sres the dog' asked the Nagis.
trats
Nas arrrfted. t01' explained MCCOY
Nes and when put ny hands
almos. crsi Vito joy al seeing me-
N bsa gs,, ne ,I! @sa g Th,.y -iatFe
.ss as 4. Si@aa sSoasa y is a2q "a l''r%s 9s.
!, settle inr i.fppss, and ile dos als
o. krd ur
"i b34sal him from fueal said
Kennedy.
NasHirAte WQiiman t1ld McCog -
T apply to the clrll couri for hia dog No
c9I 400 hsnne0y Nspi ihrir rrspaeilNe
/ hQnFe, .sflEt fsahrA AuBHfata1. -sHat 1
hs isad f6f llo A1clslg To- PreVendon
Of lInelty n ,AuimaAs 49, r-.-~.'
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GREATEST SKIN
CURES ON EARTH
Are Cuticura Remedies Suffered
Six Months-Skin Full Of Red
S .Ote and Face Full Of Pimples--
Malc life Miserable-Was Dis
couraged-Doctors Useless
CURED BY CUTICURA
REMEDIES IN ONE WEEK

"Cuticura Soap and Ointmcn, are ihn
greatest remedies Tor skin -disc ascs on
Earth. I have suffered six months from n
disease which | cannot describe. but !
will tel YOU the symptoms. My skin
was tull OF red spots and my lace oao
fill Of red pimples II made life mlscr-
able for me and | was discouraged WITH
everything. went to several doctorv,
but Il was useless But while. reading n
newspaper | came across one Of your
testimonials telling the value Of tho
Cuticura Soap and Ointment. / re-
solved TO tr,I them, and after using
them for ibort one week became =
new man. The pimples and the rcd
spots have disappeared and they mado
my skin as soit as velvet. Vow am =
cons, ant user Of the Cuticura Soap and
Oinrnbsn: and recommend them
highly Albert eastman. Bedford Sta
hon, y. y, Nov. %, 1905
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B0NILLA IS ABOARD
AMERICAN GUNB0AT.

WASHINGTON, April Is --pispltcac-
we're received az the Navy Depart
ment to-day from Commander Doyle
the senior naval officer In Pacific waters
In the vicinity uf Central America. say
Ing that the gunpoat Princeton lef,
Amapala on SATURDAY with President
BoniAa, OF Honduras on board
II was stated That the Princeton 4
proceeding 10 Acapulco. McNlco. and
that President Bonila would be left at
Salina Cruz Mexico
His departure is In compliance with
an Agreement entered Into between
President Ieiays. Of Nicaragua. and
President Figuera. OF Salvador. that She
Honduran President. who has been de-
feutrd in his war with Nicaragua. = -all
out Central America. Whether he =
10 mako his home IN Mexico 10 not
stated
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PUNISHED T0UGHS
LIKE SCH00LB0YS.
Magistrate Finelite Orders Youths
Arrested in Subway TO Stand
with Faces 10 Wall

Although the city Maglstrates have
agreed q severely punish vounE hood
lums who create disturbances on -
and subway trains on SUNDAY the rule
was not lived up % by Magistrate Fin
elite In tuc Harlem Court today when
-four Young men from the WashinEt on
sanaTe South district ~ % 1sd
subway train bound south from Fort
George yesterday afternoon. N-re ar
raigned
The hoodlums began 70 act In a dis
orderly way az coon ms the uain len
FOR, GeorsS They huns on the straps
put rnelr fce, in the laps of the seated
passenger insIlted women and. punched
the guard Nho remonstratrd with them
AZ ono Hundred ana Forty-nfih street
they Ners arrested SITTER hard nEht
and lakrn ~ the West one Hundred
ana Ffi, second street station
MaEsirate -FlnrItr heard the case
and amarrd tHr louEn youtnt bg or
dsrns them e. slsHd Ntth their n -rs
ta tAe Nau for half an hour This Was
pic for ihe luauyt AZ tbs r4plrsflon
~ the uma spec Aei ih'y wers dis-
chsrTed,
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READY FoR ROYAL BABE

MADRID. April l5.-rhe relies Of Our
Lady de la Santa Cinta, the patroneH,
Of tne town OF ToTgOaa, nave OeC IA
tranaferTed 10 the palace chapel here
In accordance with the old tradition
that they shall be under the same rool
vvhere The Queen g. delivered
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about the weather and would not be
led back 70 the subject
kr. Delmaa. whsn asked about Mr..
steslss visit. said II was a friendly call
Il knew brothsr-in-law OF Mr..
s,sels's out in California" he said.
Mr.. DelmAs pronounced all other aues-
tions regarding Mr.. steele's visit as i'm
pertinent
VITA the exception OF Dan o'Reilly.
who will be retained. no matter wnAt
happens. It is now certain that all the
other lawyers who served Thaw In his
recent trial are TO be eliminated BY a
simple eIpedisnt Thaw will settle with
them for their services 10 date and then
fail to retain them for tho future.
Frank Black Suggested.
II was said to-day that he mad begun
TO seriously canvass the idea OF retain
ing former Gov. Frank Black TO hAnGls
his interests IN the next trial. II was
even said that tentative suggestion
had been made to the ez-Govsrnsr. Bat
Black hasn't decided yet whsther ne
win come into the case even n an open
and direct proposition l. made 10 him,
because ThAw % summarly dismissed
tho nrm OF Black. oicott. Gruber n
bonypse or which he was then the
head. last summer. after having re-
tained Judge Olcott as his counsel-in-
| chief
/ The prisoner spent good part o,
to-day reading Newspaper accounts Of
The re-irials " other famous murder
eases In This county lie expressed .
desire 70 meet personally Roland
MolineuH who. after being convicted
once OF murdsr IN the nrst degree. was
acquitted on the second trial.
In the express and mail that came
n tho prison to-day was package
from Yuma. Arizona. addressed 1.
Thaw. and containing cane made oi
pressed lsath.sr with a silver tip Theirs
wore two inscriptions on the box on'
read this way. From 8 F. Moore
We AT vote acquiitai Wells FaTgl
Boys The other ran Ike this "oooe
luck. Harry Bunk shhTkey
wAsn A. Russell Peabody came u
Y fae TombH on his daily visit ThaW gsy'
the cane 20 him With The remark
Had No Use for II.
Here Russ you take this whlknI
stick Yll can use I and ] can't 4
Win probably be some lille dime befor'
/ 90 ouy wllAaE again
IN All the letters written by Harrl
lThaw 20 Pitisburg on business matters
and which we're exhibited 90 shoN
lack q coherent thought he made fee
lqgsnt reference 20 his interest 10 cox
In Pannayi vanlA and figured out SOM
remarkable percentages of pTohts. ~
was aniated on Saturday when he rea'
a cAbegram from Rome IN whioh Blai
Tha ~ hia hAlf-bFotner. expressed mn
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DIED

BRATN.-On sunday April if fiAR-
GARET BRAUN mes Moivini dsFr,y BE-
l1rea Hlfs of petssafs.ssrseani Auslsl
hraun. lofiuE moIhri 40 August, tlnu.
Lester aHd Helen nraun sister of Mrs
james Smith Nff EdN ard saRiy ant
Ma GsafSa Irving formerly u the hsf'
enm Wafi Aanhailan.
Relatives and fr.snds are invited 40 ai-
lsad her fuRsfll from her aats rssisnes
~ san o. Brooklyn. on Neinesiaf
moruinE April d. at $50 o'clock. Themes
10 no Church of b. Alehasl. fth ~ All
"a a., Brooklyn. where solemn flEA
requiem mass Niu BE- offeIca Tor me rsposs
n her f0ui
uEti.LNs-pulLiP REILLY. 80 ici EAsi
lszI o. Harlem. April a.
Flnerul nu tsks pi-a Tutsisy. April
iG AZ i0 % o'claek a A. from 81 fauls
Chafca. MN o.. naren. inirrmsni ~.
Raymond's ctmeiery, WsstchssisL T.
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12 TOT SHOT STARTS
TALENT OFF BADLY
ON OPENING DAY.

I.ocai rarirF Tor is1 started wrn "a
ainninE n 40 fnot iust 20 relieve the
favorlie niafcrH ~ some Of ihcr surplus
rasA Atalrir went 10 the 'front.' nt thh
sisri. m1dr 40 che rmni1g and won rli-
aen oll bf ihree lenEtha Anna Nav.
Bsrbara belle ana clio sierrFs Nfri ia a
close punch behind the leader 90 ips
nrsi fsilaus Nhera kcat1I taen came
throaE mo tuer .coul noi readh
.tnieie hui eas aa gtsr ssrSnt \
lanrif ana "a hair iu ir-ni ~ pr Honi
Jimmy Lans Under WRAPS
Jlmiay lane ,r4nH.ng in 0WynH
slalapl lnsf -ssioff Hrtt to she from
ir f4 nafn y sorp. .srhasr. made al.
az runnnF aaa son lndrf nuH b
40 lrrEtia from pnaaa. Wao wa
- nHN AZ sac NHF. fau1alHoaa WAf
iAifi az iAl pas aud eloas ~ 70 tns
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last quarter where he weakened
Worthwhile refused ~ ths hrst jump.
Calhoun Was Well Backed
Thomas Calhoun. good thing, played
from Q 20 j down 10 } 90 ! runniuE in
Tommy GTnins co.ors and ridden by
now lpckey named MuHkErovs, went
fl ilr ftont saon after the stsrt made
ali tno running and scrambled home q
Nluner ~ neck from Kerry VINO Nas
rius0 % AZ me way and looked Ike a
winner a flrlong from home Sweet
Tare heavily play ed, MAS thlrd, a HeAnt
length away.
Mecarren Puts One over
E r0ddlngton Was hot lavorite Ia
ttf nfin race bus ran tadly and was
ouis.if y money. Bsllsnicker 0sned
by Fat 81 -arren went 90 the front.
maze all mo running ana won handliF
DF ionFtl and a hair from Kinochan.
sIo beat perbar siEnt leaSths 70
fHr p'ace
Orphan Lad Game Home Alone
orphan Lad seat % tae front coon
Hftrf tHe afau of at HKth and lead.
ms an fhr aaY won sanilF by ave
r1sAH from Aipenmarrhen alo sas
iopr lengthf lu front Of N caEador
tfi NrHhu tae biE store in the rinE,
Valt hoQknH during the afierno0n re
nad ueen iuformed that County netec
iiNrH Dad 2 Harrnnf foT ne arrest and
veni back 70 NeE York
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Rucker Lost Control OF
the Ball in the Sec
ond Inning.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
BATTING ORDER.

tSp~cis 10 ne Ev~nirE warldl
SOUTH END GROUNDS BOSTON
April ib In the second iunlng ~ To-
DAYS game between BROOKLYN and Bo--
ron, Rucker lost control Of the bail and
three runs. enough To win the rame.
were scored Pfensr for Bostou pitched
steady game
Brooklyn left here early for home. to
open the season across the bridge to-
morrow WIN the Giants
First inning.
Maiu-ey began tho proreedlnta with
an inned hit. stole the middle mark
Pfener 20 Tenn.y. Lumley hit for two
cornerN, scoring rMAlnney, jordan
famed. Batch duplicated the feat.
bates was an easy on, On strikes.
Tenney was the second victim os Ruek-
ers Blenders Lewis made great eaten
Of BeAumonts hy, NO Runs
Second inning.
Lewis went out. Pfener % -Tenney
AlperInan vas cui. Brain % Tsnnss
Howard beat out an inneld boundsr
Bridweirs sacrifice var tossed hy Ruek-
cr into centre feld. Rucker tossed
Ritchey'F sscriNc oH-sid- 20 Casey and
a
pitch scored Howard. and Bridwell and
Ritohey moved up peg Brain famed.
Bridwslls scored on passed BALL and
Riitohsy stole bone Seedham MED 70
THREE RUNS.
Third inning.
MAloney famed. and Ca.ey aid like.
wise. Brain and Tenney took care Of
Lumley. NO RUNS.
Bates was out TO Jordan. unassiEted.
Tenney famed. AlpermAn handed Beau
monts erasser 10 to jordan. no RUNS.
Fourth Inning.
JORDAN was tossed out. Brldwen 70
Tenncy. Batch went down Ia ike mAn-
ner. Ffeter and Tenney took charge
Howard was an easy out. Ruckcr 10
JortanS Bridwell out. Lewls 20 Jordan.
nitchey flied TO Msloncy. No RUNS
Fifth Inning.
AlpermAn baliooned out to Bates Hur-
ley Tanned. Fuckers foul Was taken b.
NeedhAm. No RUNS
Brain fouled all over the lot and then
was tossed out. Casey 10 Jordan Jor-
dan took care OF N-edhams skyscraper
Pfener singled 10 right Bates's smash
20 Alperman forced Pfeffer. Alp~rman
to Lewis. NO RUNS.
Sixth Inning.
Aialoney got nrst on a pass. Pfeffer
4 nd Tenney took care or Ia~tF. Lum-
lev got a pass MAloney went TO third
on A Wild pitch Jordan flied TO Bates
and Mhloney scored. Batch famed.
ONE Run.
Tenney b@a, out an inheld drive. Beau.
mont was hit by pitched ball. Howard
sAcriaced. Casey to Jordan Bridwell
Was passed hlllnR the bases. Rltchey
aYatted into a double play. Lewis tossed
to Aiperman. forcing Bridwell and Al
pernan threw 10 Jordan. mailing
Rltchey. NO RUNS
Seventh Inning
I,sNIs vent out BridwcifAto Tcnnsy
AlpermAn sailed one out 10 BAtes. Huf-
ley famed. NO RUNS
casey t0ssel rBhin's bomber over TO
Jordan Nredham popped one up for
I evils. PteneT .poke1 one out 20 Alper-
man NO RUNS.
Eighth Inning.
Ruoker singled 10 right and Maloney
10 centre. Caseys attempted sacrifice
was nailed BY Brain. who tossed 20
Bridwell forcing Hucker at third Lum-
lev nied TO Howard. who returned the
hail quickly to Rltchey, who nailed Ma
ioney on second. NO RUNS,
hates popped up one for Hurley.
Tenney out. Lewis 10 Jordan Beau
mont singled 10 centre. Alperman and
Jordan took care Of HowArd's bounder.
No RUNS.
Ninth Inning.
Jordan want out Rltchsy 10 Tsnnsy
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100 RUSSIANS KILLED;
FEAR ANTI-JEWISH RIOTS,

LODI R1fslan Poland April M-
During fhc last four weeks over one
nul-rtI WNTkWou ave rrFu kiitC1
Nfrr aH taf r.sut Of ihror feuds the
Government las failed 90 prut-ct those
Who aye WtiliuE i1 work ana the latter
have takeu matters into their ON n
hands 'and are violently cHnellfng the
Ierru~su Annrchlstic ana srl8-iAliHtic
aFitaioTH whom they hold responsi bio
fnr ne rfu of t1r industries os f.odI
of tht Socialists there IL some Appre-
fhnsion THHt the lnCensed WORT men
may engage Boz an anu-Eemitic out
hreHk
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ton Of eczema this treatment ls mot
grateful. Afiording immediate relief and
pointing 70 a speedy cure.
co-ns'sis E1..-r. and Internal Trsatmsr, taf Every
Hum q n ntnts Ghidrsn, and Adur consists 81 CHft
sura soap - Cissns- ths sfiui Cutirpfa nert
r 70 ilsal the sktu, Ard Cufisufs Rssnfrui tss On
hs tom e. Charo Cos'sd fa s - prF va q 81 "a
Faufy the n oaf sod Throughout the world foaSI
Du.s 3 Che, Carp. sole Frups. bast1n. Natt.
az Aalisd frst. -tisv 70 Carr Ter tAs sfin-
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do what's riEht and police theIi
own grounds rn stop the games
~ N necessary.

u may have to be done ! wrote 10
the management nearly year ago eA-
I'la!ding the position OF The Police De
pArtment lney have had plenty OF
lime since then In which TO engage
iheir own men and protect the public.
The same rule applies to MadIsod
Square Garden and other money-ruak h .
ing centres. They understand that non,
aud We nave no trouble with them
About thls prize nEnt business 1 wan,
10 say something .rIEnt now, TOO. ia
long as reputable cIuos comfy with tns
laws they VIII not be iuierfersd viii
The trouble with these gentlemen In Inn,
u they are given an inch they take Az
ell > al
This prize fEht business munt ana
shall stop-no foollng about IT, II IL No,
this town" "
About stopping baseball. how would
you do ny he was asked
Now you are going into the legal
aspects OF the case and l do not wish 10
discuss them. III DO IL III stop the
ball games II they don't comply with
police regulations"
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HELP wAnTgo-MALe.

.AI.lzaMAS WANIfu % oil taualnf ipts
ga salafg ani aenuifsian, outdpgf efA
nHnralT Ann apuiHf Hlier c1lnt fNF mfsp
than experiences AIplY TO-DAY 90 tafs4al
lrfnttn aud 90 n steady wofk
Room pi2 Fars hos hnIifiuE
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IAAANAHH W. sAAAA A'R 49,
ened skin, corns, bum
ions, etc and for puri-
flying The petspiratory
glands: Soak the ioe5
in CuticurA Soa .
and Hot Water, dry
and Anoint with Cuti-
cura Ointment For
the itching and irrita-
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70 ClHE GiIf IK TWO DAYS.
slAAAIllD l,lflNQ gaiunf He nstas ~
NtW z ~ the eeaalns cal for fu'i nsu,s
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MRS. THAW WILL
PROVE STORY BY
WHITES LETTERS

CONTINUED from Firr Pas.)
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FOOT COMFORT
Obtained from Cuticura Soap
and Ointment.

For tired aching irritated. itching feet.
Inflammation and painful swelling Of tho
,riul. .cd md rnl.rh-
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losr FOUND AND REWARDS.

llOsT--l-Adyss Epid uatcA siih dlaplepa IA
40 neoaklys nslsAia .hsssrs lysS =
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BINGHAM WILL
STOP BASEBALL
IN NEW YORK
So He Says, Unless the
Rioting Ceases During
the Games.

Police Commissioner BlaEAAm ta-Aay
announced that II any more riotinE oe-
CURED on the baseball grounds ss the
result OF failure by the mana cement to
police their own property ne would
close up the baseball game 10 this
town, lie didn't mlnec words when
he said H. and he emphasized II will,
a vigorous ,hump on his desk a. ht
remembered the 'roasts directed AZ
his once during his absence. when the
opening day crowd swept the lone po-
hceman on his teet
Deputy o'Keetfe was IN charge tina.
day. or there might not have been any
policeman at all The words ''bSsa.
ball tet the General going
The Polise Department IL no, Eefng
10 help any man make money" he as
serted vigorously. i said that .onE
ago. when We took the pOiicemea Out
OF orand Central Station. Madison
Square Garden and other private de-
tails. These baseball people are maxi
ina plenty OF money and can afford 10
police thesr grounds themselves OF
course, IN case of riot lt Is our place
70 step W.
''I these baseball people don,t
do whats right and police their
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Maiurey began the proreedinra with
m infed hit stole the middle mark
and went to third on CaAeys out
PfeNer 20 Tenn'y. Lumiey hit for two
corners scoring Maloney. jordan
ONE Run.
Bates was an easy out on strikes.
Tenney was the second victim os Ruck-
ers Blenders LewiA made great eaten
Of Beaumonts hy. NO RUNS
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First Inning.

Conrov drew noir balls and got out
stealing He.~den to Perrine keeler
singled NaA Wild pitched TO second
and reached third when Hcrrine rum
bled EiDerfeld 8 groundsT Cha1es easy
tap - pcrrine brought kecler home
on the Sqiege play Williams walked.
Laporte nisd to Altizer. ONE RUN
Ganley walked. SchlAny struck out
Cross grounded out ON = fine pickup
and throw ny t.nporte. Ganley out steal
ing, Kleinow TO EiSerfcid. No RUNS.
The Press., 1907-02-27
Monsoon.

Mrs. Sarah Belcher of Stafford hal
besn the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
| A. Needham on Main street.
Ebenezer Thresher, former resi-
dent of Monson, has returned to Bos
ton after few days. visit with
friends in Monson. Mr.. Thresher hat
recently returned from a several
months trip abroad.
The friends of Miss Nellie F.
Squier, who has been confined to the
house for several months by reason
of illnesss, are glad to know that she
has SO far recovered her health as tc
be able to be out doors.
Charles Whiting of Stafford is tc
open meat market in Soule's block,
as soon as the goods of H. 81. Hall
are disposed of. Mr.. Whiting has
been in the meat business for mum
Der of years and plans to run a first.
class market.
Harry E. Cady of Springfield, q
former resident and we'll known local.
ly, has taken a responsible position
with the Fiske Rubber Co., with
headquarters in New York, and be-
gjhs his new duties next week. Mr..
Cady has been foreman of the Barrett
printing Office in Springfield several
years.
Merrill Carew has received notice
from Superintendent Peas0 of the
trolley express company that after
March / the company will not main
tain delivery team in town. In
views of this change and also that the
cesaDany will make but one trip q day
from Springfield TO Ware ana Mon
sob, it looks as though the next move
would be to discontinue the service
at Monson altogether.
At the meeting of the members of
the Congregational church held Sun
day morning, it was voted unani-
mously to extend a call to Rev. G.
A. Andrews of Holliston. Mr. An
dFews occupied the pulpit at Monson
week ago, and was we'll liked. 1t
is not known whether he will accept.
The trustees of Monson- academy
have voted to raise the price of tuition
from SO to $12 per term, beginning
with the next school year, which
begins in Septem Der. In view of the
fact that no advance has been made
in the price of tuition for 40 years,
that the cost of the institution is
more than twice what it will receive
at the advanced rate, and that the
average cost for high school pupils,
tuition alone, for towns about the
size of Monson throughout the state
is $50 year, it would seem that the
advance is amply justifiable.