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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23
s. A. c. To SEND.
TEAM ON ROAD

The s. A. c. basketball team has
nov practically finished it, prelim'
mary tralninK. aud Capt. nohm
SAYS tho bunch can make good
showing. no matter how cievor a
team her may he nltted against
Several recent additions have I'm
proved the lineup. and complete
double team has turned out for pfac'
tice. furfnx the recent moath. three
nights weekly. Negotiations are
on % play one or two Of the 7 ".
G. A. teams. and Wednesday they
clash with the Kent high school
team. Games have been arranged
with Everett. Snohomish. Tacoma.
Balllngham Y. ~ c. A and neliinK
ham Normal school
During the first two weeks Ia
April the team viii make tour ~
British Columbia. playing series
of IL games against some o. the
best teams there. la Victoria they
win play the rcximeasal team. In
Fsrnwood tho athletic club. the
Duke Of Connaught's Rifles IN Van
couver. the athletic clubs On sidney.
n c. f.afysmith. Sanafuio. New
Westminster and Vancouver. \. C.
The team will lineup Ia ne FOL.
loving position. with 4 substitute
for each MAYER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23
A New THING

In the line OF a heavy type Buf.
falo gasoline engine IN coming out
this year and will be- designed es-
pecialiy for work engine. Heavy,
slow speed. and ~ good IA matsr
ial and skilled labor can make
Second 10 none on the market and
at n price that win average about
forty dollars per horse power See
Geo. a. Woodhousc Co. liz Unit
yorsity St. Seattle. or write '''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23
COLONEL JACK
WINS DERB Y

John r. toughFlo. while In second
place on the back stretch. stepped
Ia hole and tumhlca. throwing his
Jockey. Willie Dugan. Who was
knocked lnsensihls By the fall But
Tor this mlshap t.oughrie would
have been socond sure. bat he had
no chance % beat the winner
There vas a bis attendance al the
track and a large number Of Seat.
tie oxenrsloniAta Who arc at present
IN the eity witnessed the race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23
GUN SHOOT

This morning at 1890 o'clock the
shots Of this city besides n mum
Der OF Centralia. Aberdeen, Kent
and Auburn ginwiclders got to
gether on The traps Of the Tacoma
Gun club FOR friendly bout The
locals have been doing consider
ably practice and expect to sustain
their reputation % markamen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23
CYCLONE THOMPSON ooEs "
TO FORMER sgArrLg LAD
HARD LUCK or LATTER
KEEPS HIM DOWN.

MARYSytiI.E Cal. Fab. a.
RUFF ruFnrr of seattle went down
before the viuioss attack Of .cy.
clone Thcsapson. In The eleventh
ruund % shat wss 10 have been a
20 round ftsht IN this cttf last
Night. and stayed down COR thu
cuant aud then some.
Rufa barely missed betns in tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23
GREAT BALL PARK

Architect 7 Frantx. who for some
time has been making the dirt ny
~ the new park. predicts that Dug
dale win have the finest baseball
grounds on the coast The work
will be completed April I
The bleaohers and grandstand
viii soon be going up. aud under.
meath the latter viii be a smoking
and dressing room for the players.
an innovation that VIII undoubted.
" be appreciated
The diamond IL graded. and al.
though grass iOolts nice and green.
Dugdale thinks that a clear field
IN the most practical.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23
PIck THE WlNNER.

There Is a merchant in Seattle
who offers TO let every man pick
the winner This mans name ~
I'D. White. the artistic tailor. eos
Collins building
Mr.. White received an Immense
shipment Of new, nobby spring
suitings and It's now up 20 you to
20 there and pick your winner All
the very --latest shades. olives.
greys. tana. etc, mixed patterns
combining many colors In English
tWeoda Look 'em over while they
are brand new. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23
KENT WINS TWO

KENT. FEB 7s.--The csnsraiia
aud Kent high school basewthail
teams we're 10 play here Thursday
evening. bat the Csntraiia eoYs 1id
NOT appear 80 that Kent won by
default , 20 O. As the hume team
has eon every high school game
this year they would rather have
played than 10 win b. dafApit. and
not disappoin, the large aualsace,
The second game was betveen
The Tacoma Y. NJ. G. A juniors
and the second Kent team The
latter wun b. a score Of IS 70 Is.
The game WIS close. being aeariy
a tie most Of the time.
The Tacoma boys played a good
game. but were smaller than theis
opponents. while all the latter team
played . good lively game. the
lineup waa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23
~ Jas .. coRnErr.

Nelson's trip abroad recalls many
Incidents t0 my memory OF the trip
had 10 the other aide after had
won the worlds championship frum
John L. Sullivan.
Tho American pfireflEhtaf u
looked upon by the poorer classes
on the ether side an sort Of q walk
lag bank that distributes money
gratis TO the needy and the fakirs
alike
l think I spent more money IN
tips and contributions than ! really
made, aud / had TO keep my eye
opan every minute that wasn't be.
ing trioked remember oBa incl.
dent particularly we'll
Before I fought Mitchell a friend
~ mine told ma that II whipped
tho Ensiiah champion inside Of five
rounds he would present me 9Th 4
solid sold watch
This story got into the papers. bat
after ! had disposed Of Mitchell In
four rounds The watch had alippes
my memory.
An American firm of tewalFy
merchants has a biz store IN PHtIs.
and I passed Il a couple Of times
but never pair any attention To It.
until oaa evening about n week
after ny show opened there ! 70.
ceiyed q call from a man who aaid
he was with the firfn AMI thar be
had come 10 notify ms that wgteh
had been purchased Tor me by my
Intend IN accordance with this prom.
iss made me. or course l rsfnosa.
hsred we'll that I had expected to
grs the gift on my return 20 New
forh.
AZ the stranger was about 20
lsaye he informed me that there
was n s. charge on the watch and
that could par Il 10 him and ths
tlEnsploca would be denve-sd. or
that I could wait and call for u
accepted tho former and paid
him the ftse.spot. Tue neat day no
watch came. and after the lapse q
a fsv days I called At The irweiry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23

Another game wtii BE- played aen-
day night The bays have met Nith
considerable surcesn va their efforts
20 raise the money for tha trio -.
puusea The Seattle teens ufti an.
loshtsdiy rauk hiEh IN fine WHEN
ne sauas ~ scattering ths pins
commences IN Denver on March :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23

First race, three.quartera Of a
miie-Don Domo. 1856 tPrsstonl.
10 5. won: Ampodo. IFS. second I;
Bryan. i2b. third. Time. 1its Ia.
Second race. one.haIf mile
Martha Jane. ITO tMoriarity), 4 In
8. won: Magazine. 113. second.
Creston. 10. third. Time. 90 Ia
Third race. one mile--Orlleue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23
ON THE ALLEYS

The team - represent Seattle AZ
Denver played snatch game laHs
night at shn utsmarck alleys HEAtnAs
snakn up bunch % several nf ne
contestants In the srr.out gaines
The penxsritss lost two out q thf~e
cannes. Ths scores uerrt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23

los ANGELES. Feb as-The
Ascot Derby VAS the feature OF the
card yesterday AZ Ascot Park. and
Il Vas won In hollow faehion by
Colonel Jack. tho t.to6 favofite,
~ao came home on the bit 10
iengths 10 the good
fivius Was second. and Arimo.
who led for abort distance but
blew up. was a distant third The
race vas not true run one as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23
BASKETBALL
GAME TONIGHT

The 7. ". G A. basketball five
and a pleksa five from he four
class Teams II the Seattle high
school wtli play a game Tonight AZ
the 4ranaFy. This 4. TIE first ftuse
rof three years thar Ehs HlKh seheoi
five has met an outside team n
this game takes well u = very prob
able that the Seaitiss wIu meet the
Tacoma girls az the arfnory = week
frdm tnntghts
The iine-up tonight viii Be AZ Fol-
tuWa=
High school. 7. W. c. A.
Ursula Haxhs. Co.. Gertrude
Nieaarwwaae.a
Trina tsell..4...F. -. kitty Morris
Bertha Shahaa. ~. j.. :. neela Taft
Frances Iehss. q Juansts Macksy
Mildred Rocker. q atarts Kinssiia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23

dash Tor his opponent wheu ~.
vas called, and with 4 slngle no.
the only one delivered By slsbs,
man, flcmming wsnt 70 the ~.
and took the count From n.
time the bell rang 70 tie beglunlss
81 the count two seconds were er,'
sumod -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23
WRESTLING

CHICAGO. Feb. - John
Rooney. tho wrcstieF-policefpan. Of
this city. defeated Charles Hacker.
schmidt. 81 Dies Moiaea. Iowa. last
night dackenschmidt won one
fall and Rooney two.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23

Highest seors and total ~are made
~ Weed. being zei and esa No
game. Tonight. h1t tomorrow AZ
noon the following men viii tine ap
Wright. Farr. FriedeuthaI. Taylor.
Meofespr. pwan. Ackeuu and
aharu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23

HOQUtAM. Feb. Al. Johnson,
an ampioye OF the Poison Logging
company. fell on an az yesterday
and cut one of bis ribs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23

The state commissioner Of In.
surance has made isost flattering
report upon the Washington Flro
Insurance Company. after hts exam.
ination Of It's assets and affairs. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23

Because a hospital IL near the
Chicago Cubs grounds the Chicago
team may have 10 hunt a new home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23
S. A. c. BOWLING

At the q A. 6 Bowling alters ths
following scores we're made last
nInhf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23

A hlll l. 10 b. pushed IN sAa state
iesiaiature TO prevent ball games
near hospitals
Clark Griffigh has hrukeu all
rules Of the game aud bought an
automobile.
Discovered az last---the greatest
pitcher IA the minora He IL ciiff
Cartiss ant IL a Milwaukee player
Joe Cautiilon Il the one who tips
him as the wonder
Geo Davis wiil not make tho
trip 70 Mexico with the White sox
whIle skating organizations are
quarrvfins over who's who IN the
way Of the r,.ai thing IN amateur
circles. the Ice season II Fitting
Perke Wilson. manager % Fsrtseos
last years baseball nine viii b.
the main enc with Vancouver. y G
In the Northwestern League thls
year
Merit SATURDAY usght IN the Y NJ
C. A gymnasium the basketball
team u fhs local Organization wili
meet the Everett Y NJ G A five
Richard Chester has been elected
captain Of tho eight o&rcd ersw ~
the university
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23

store, only 20 be Informed that thay
had never heard anything about a
watch. and that the man who pre-
sented himself 10 mo was In no
way cnnnected with ths store.
Can YOU beat that for tfickery7
lie evidently had heard al the prom
lse made me and worked out The
scheme 20 trim me.
Well. such schemes are In the air
all the time, and unless an Ameri.
can champion is safely guarded ne
can expect the appearance OF koid
brick any old time. III know bet
ter next trip.
All the talk about Dn sauites
has wound up Ia that illustrious
parsonage deciding 10 remain Al
home for the present 6auifes u
very anxious to visit the land OF
honey and money. but he has 10
have something definite bcfors be
starts.
II the Nevada promoter would do
the fight fans a favor and secure
a match In which there would be
great general interest. they would
sign sQulres 70 inset Obrisn OF
Burns.
n saulfus IL able 10 defeat either
o'Brien or Burns and do u 10 slip.
shape then he il entitled 10 an eil.
counter with tesfries.
The Baker. Altell so NJ Los Al
galea proved that the latter IL
really = champion Attsil Il as su-
pfams ia his class "a Cans 10 In
the lightweight division.
nakar 10 eisYor, hard Htus
fighter, but he proved no match for
Attall. Tbs bout from start 10 I'm
tan demonstrated that the previous
meeting between the two boys DID
not represent the true fishtine abb.
ity of either.
A match that would attract a LOT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23

Battling Nelson f. paying his
brothers expenses AZ Berkeley col.
legs. California. The KID IL train.
ing % knock out disease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23

Geo. b. DOyey's famous trip
through the west has ended tie got
'steen columns Of advertising and
no new players
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23

Why IL II big billiard runs" are
made only In practice. Sutton
has tuat made 221 IN a practice
game at 1871 balk line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23

Have your plumbing and heating
installed BY the @. II. BROWN
PLUMBING COMPANY. 22f Pine
street Both phones. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23

A bin Is TO b. pushed IN sha state
legislature TO prevent ball games
near hoapttAlA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23

Clark Griffith has hrukeu all
rules Of the game aud bought an
automobile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23

t.tr ssssfs psr u. sos - sss. n
rs esisea 80 -. tss tista. isszia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23
SPORT DOPE

Cincinnati boasts not a man on
the team was dissatisfied with bis
contract Wonder II the fans are
as well satisfied
Cincinnati hotels wiIl bar ball
players In uniform next season.
Atlantic outlaw league Il not dead
yet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23

a. hlqusf hslfkfN 80 10. f4far steamer
Psf ~ ! f4.0s sairsaa trout 81 u fs9iis.
$3.50 ~. . Fufz ed. 80 ~ - ehItfislts
PEI ~ satGa. silver Hmfits. ~. e. uIFnspis
oFsfars ~ saEh rs = rsT aallan q -
as. passsasss ershs noi n ri ssszpp-rs
t0tr. ciaiua per hsrE feeI = stafaeee
psf ~ ~ estfIsA fsf u. ~. frassa shat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23

sfnss ~ er.s. an. gsaes ffait. pei
Ffals ft@a -. tssarra 80 80 q sss7t -
itussa ssfr eaae y ~ reffre Nrrtsa 80
fsee a Matt 3 fan<r rahisna at WsuAts
fh~s spplsa. ~ hes. q ser usssiasnsasss
g~s ban. 80 - Ransapptea y 49,
800 &lssn4 efsaisssfAas ~ t&l fs88 >
lsrasskrrffse - fas4a Al A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23

Wsthinstas sFsea@fE tsiisf 80 y -
tee 49, fan9a bastsf ~ 6T81 eksess
Wiazannia tRtas pr ~. ffrl WiseuHtfn
rdsfn4 Auaaftaa n ftrrf ifrifufesf %
afN slarA ANfss ~ fs0fss TtliAfaaak
a EastsFn sfasass tat. ~ 10 kia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23

FAsfsra Washinsleu uwuihFi pr tan -
iit8Nei ereesef eufn trn rrf8N frs
fseal ter. tiaGsas fuf1fiinEa Sen. 80. -
oaks flh5 fft4ta. hrsn. tdn. fisl ehs4te
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-21

apoos. who emigrated 70 Mexico and
disposed OF their lands at sharne.
Okla The report mentions a CLIQUE
known as the Chapman Grines-Conine
people. and says thst their conduct in
securing the valuable lands owned by
the Mexican kickapoo Indians was
criminal and brutal IN the extreme"
concerning the dcinEs OF tho Chap
In2n-Grimes CONNIE people, the report
says OUtrages were shamelessly per-
petrAtec by them, and their conduct
n<s never been eQualee N the history
OF any dealings TO secure lands from
me American Indians. The names OF
me Lnoiaas were willfully and DELHI
erately forged 20 the deeds Claimed to
have been taken In Mexico.
The Indians all say that they did
not sign. and the Indian intsrpretera
used upon the different occasions each
say that the Indians did not sign their
names. touch the pen or authorize any
one 10 siEn their names or touch tho
pen FOR them"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-21
ARTICLES OF WAR
READ To TIIE FLEET

OLD POINT COMFORT-Sp ecial.
The articles 90 way were read
aloud go the as~er M hled crews in the
executive Offices 90 THE various battle
ships % the feet ar 20 o'clock yester-
day morning. The ceremony sealed
the preparations for the long cruise
20 the Pacific The act was porteu-
toUs
Drawn UP On a hollow squad. under
the main teck o. each % the sixteen
bsttieships stood the rank and file %
The navy. on no ship less than 500
men. and from that ID 10 l.o1s on
the ragshir they listened with grim
attention 20 the morotonous insisterc-
that came forth from the reader. In
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-21
RUTT AND ST0L WIN
SIX-DAY CONTEST
German Cyclists After Sensational
Squirt With Folger, the Leading
American Racer, Take First
Honors In Mardison Square
Garden Event.

NEW Neutrality-suspicious. and
stoi. the German team. won the six
day bicycle race here Saturday night
This n the first time IN the history OF
the sport that a foreign team has
capturSd first honors OF the struggle.
shortly before II O'Clock ali the
teams were Withdrawn from the
track with the exception OF RUtt. who
rode fer his team, and FOglsr. who
rode for the American team. these
teams being tied for first place. The
two riders raced for q mile. and with
a nnsi burst OF speed Rutt led the
way over the finish line winner.
The two leading teams made 1.e12
miles and 8 laps. when the race was
stopped and the teams Withdrawn for
the rn2i mile sprint Of the leaders
FosisF and Moran won the second
honors OF the race. while dsorgst and
Duprs were third, Downing and Dow
nsy we're fourth, and Calvin and Wiley
NTH
In addition 20 the bonus and en-
psnsss paid 70 the riders there wsrs
seven cash prizss-si.soo for first
$1,000 for second. s7eo for third
ssoe for fourth, tl0o for dfth. tzsl
for sixth. and t3eo for seventh.
FOR fhs members OF the frat two
teams fhsrs will slso most likely b,
come theatrical engagements for sev.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-21
APPOINTS r. B. COOKE
TO SUCCEED sTRAUS
RICHMOND. VA.-Special.

RICHMOND, VA-Special-
Governor Swanson has appointed r.
r. Cooke. OF Norfolk. q member OF the
board Of visitors OF the Central State
Hospital. IN the place OF Julius StrSus.
OF this city. who resigned on account
OF 81 health.
Mr.. Cooke. who Is a brother OF Hon.
House from Norfolk, Is manager OF the
New York. Philadelphia and Norfolk
Railway. and 81 also connected with
ago he served most srcientiy as a
member OF the Eastern state Hospital
Board. and therefore he is thoroughly
familiar with asylum work.
Mr. Strauss whose place he takes
was associated with the directorate OF
tho Central State Hospital for nearly
two decadss. and has most hoaorabls
record as State of1csr.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-21
BIG FLEET is OFF
FOR PACIFIC CRUISE
Guns Thundered Farewell as War.
ships Passed In Review
PRESIDENT GIVES THE WORD
Articles Of War Is Read to Crew of
Battleships-Wivss and Sweet
hearts Wave Farewells
From Shore.

FORT MONROE. vA=Spacial.-
The great Zee; OF battlsships Is now
on It's cruise 20 the Pacific coast. per
hsps farther. After q review BY the
President the great vessels steamed
n single file past the Nsyfiowsr. on
the bridge OF which MI Roosevelt
stood and ssiu;ed them one By one.
There was one great diapaSon OF
thirty-siK guns. the rumble and roar
echoed and re-schOe6 over the water
sne the Feet passed out % sea between
Cape Charles anc Cape Henry.
Following tho flagship. they turned
scuthwa-t and became smaller and
smaller 20 the eyes OF those who
watched their departure. until they
we're los, 20 view.
on shore there we're relatives OF q
great many OF the 1a.oe0 men on the
ships-mothers. wives and sweet
hearts. Naturally. they were greatly
aTecteG BY mingled emotions. These
emotions meant many tears and were
tender features q 4 Erest scene. one
- the most remarkable ever form ed
~ naval msneuvers Snyv here in the
world
salute 10 President.
The start. which WAS under Presi-
dent RooSeveit's personal direction.
was most brilliant and Impressive The
chriser-yacht Hay1over. with the
Chief Executive aboard. Was sighted
81 : o'clock. Immediately there was
Erest activity on the ships % the
feet. The nsformauon WAS be-
wiiderinE as TIC vessels swung out
When the Mayrowc- was near enough
20 be Introduced. according 20 naval
etiquette. the whole deet exploded
with a simultaneous salute OF twenty
one guns. The staccato roar shattered
tire atmosphere. made earth and water
alike trcmh'e. md Was GeafeninE. The
TrinE was 90 intervals OF Eve seconds
bat with all the vessels firing az one
-irne the guns made continual roar
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-21

.ha rnaRazines below were immense
Quantities 81 ammunition and powder.
ne war heads are IN the guns. the
var ratings in the turret tops 4hey
havs submarine mines enough slowed
safely away 20 block every haroor on
the continent. Their Ennness re
,-f-d So have proven 20 be the most
~--,~ien. rnarksrnen in the navies OF
he world. The officers are the young
est. the hardest and the most eHpe-
rienced 81 the service. Assignment 10
The feet IS an honor: presence there
privilege and q Joy. In the chAr
rooms are sountings OF every Sou,n
American and Oriental port and IN
~ aarnirals' cabin are sealed IN
.tructions which shall determine nis
course after the feet leaves Ca!leo
- middle OF next February
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-21
BRUTE BEGGED FOR MERCY
AFTER COMPOSING CRIME

EcEENET. MISS.--Sp eclaL-Pat
Jones. tie negro who robbed and as
2zu.red TWO young women - the
point O revolver last Thursday was
lynched about six miles east of the
sce-e % his crime ~ az anBry mob
Ever since the report vas spread
posses have been looking FOR the per
p-frator. bgt Re seemed 20 have eluc-
60 the s-archsrz- Whru found ne
was given an opportunity % defend
himself. but sftsr e number OF con
ric-.EE sIAtcu1errs. confessed the
crime and legged for mercy.
Jones vas & yellow negro about
twenty-five years old. and - said %
have just completed psnitenrlaTy
term for q similar attempt
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-21
SURVEY BATTLEFIELD
AROUND PETERSBURG

wAsHINGTON. d. C.-Speoial.-
Representative IAssiter said today that
ne believes that his resolution 20 make
survey and map OF the lines OF the
Petersburg battlefield will pass. and
that IL will be a step IN the direction
OF preserving the landmarks OF that
battlefield. The map 10 20 show all
lines fortincstions. and roads which
existed at the time OF the investment.
headquarters and chief stations OF the
various corpss or the two armies; the
acreage and fee simple ownership OF
the land within and contiguous % the
battlefsld. and the roads 10 II from
Petersburg and City Point
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-21

eral weeks 90 come during which the
riders viii give home trainer races IN
vaudeville theaters
Mcdonald Dead.
News reached Madison Square Car
den Saturday night that Urban Nc
Donald had died at the New York
Hospital at 7:l0 o'clock He tum-
bled over thu fence on the Twenty
sixth Street side OF the track. landing
on the floor six feet below. His death
was due 20 a rupture OF the intes-
tines Mcdonald was twenty-one
years old. married. and was born IN
Newfoundland.