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The Washington herald., 1907-06-29
Sunday school Teams TO Play.

Four Sunday schools Will have an ex-
cursion to Marshall Hall on Monday
next. and if the weather permits. there
will be TWO games Of ball during the day.
The first Of these will be played at 1879,
between Hamline and Ryland Churches.
and the second at 4.5o. between Hamline
and McRendree. Although these teams
have not come together before. It is ex-
pected that fair games viii be played,
as, from the practice Of the different
teams, II seems that each Sunday school
has some excellent material toward max
ing lively game.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-29
baltimore to Play Chevy Chase.

SPECIAL U Inc washington HcTlld.
Baltimore, Md, June 2S.-The baseball
team composed Of members of the Balti-
more Club. viii go 10 Washington to-day
to play with the Chevy Chase Club nine
on the latter's baseball grounds. A large
number Of club members viii go over in
the capacity of RIOTERS" Much interest
Is being manifested in the outcome Of the
game. it being the first Of series. 4
great many dinners have been arranged
for the entertainment of the Balti-
moreans.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-29

Left on bases-NeW York, II, Washing
ton, %. First base on baIls-OT Brock
EFT. @; off Hughes, T. Struck out-By
Br0ckett, &: by Hughes, T. Home run
Alter Three-base hits-Clymer, Jones
Tw0-base hits-Chase, Williams. Sacri-
fee hits-Clymer. Ganley. Stolen bases
Chase, Clymer. Ganley o. Delehanty %.
Anderson %. Jones %, Altizer %. Fey
don. Umpires-Messrs Stafford and Hurst
Time Of game hours and % minutes
Atteudance-2oG0.
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Earned runs-BCthany. 2 First, !. Left on bl7e5-
Bethany, Z. Frst, T. First base on balls-Of New
gent l. Hits made-Of America. 3 I'm i've iu-
uirEs on Litchfeld. lin thrse innings. Struck
1ut-By America 2; by Litchheld, &, by Nevgelt
"a Three base htt-Shedd Sacrifice ht--Wchb
WyukooD Wood. Stolen basey-Wehb. Rider. Wood.
Coleman Clements R0untres. Double Il8y-H. "a
ueli % Rider 70 Ruiz Wild ritci-AmeHca I'm
u.-c-lIr Holman. Time Of game-l hour and ij
minutes
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Earned uus-p1s--rf5-e. 8 First base tr error
Treasury. T. Left On ll=as-Trea1Irv. s, Post Zee
g. First base on baIls-OT Donaldson. /. or
Michael. O. Struck ont - By Donaldson s. b-
Michael. S. Thres-bas li-s-Getuau. Fent0u. Two
base hI-s-Oul711. Mccarthy. Sacrifce hits-As-
1ritl Fsu-1n Bacon. Stolen hases-McCsrhy. As
gui-b Pennington. Hit Dry Uit-aer-Bf Michael. l.
Tur.-e-NIg. Belts. Time Of game hour and g
minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-29
MAPS ARE SHUT OUT.
Eubanks Holds Heavy Hittcrs Down,
and Detroit Wins Close Game,

Detroit, June 2S.-Cleveland's ina
bility to connect with John Eubanks'
eXpectoration ball was mainly re-
sponsible for the visitors defeat
Detroits pair came on Schmidt's
triple, a gift base 70 Jones, and Flicks
horribly wild heave of Coughlin's fly.
Score
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Shreveport Shreveport, g; Memphis, .
At Observation-Disclosures :; Atlanta, ten
innings.
At Little Rocl-Nsv Orleans :; Little Rock
thirteen innings.
At Nashulc-First rame-N-n-Frmerv. 6: Nash
-n's, 4 Second gamz-NazhviIle, 5; Montgomery. 2
The Washington herald., 1907-06-29
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
DanviIle, ?; Richmond, >.
To-DAY'S GAMES,
Norfolk NJ Roanoke.
LynChburg ut Portsmouth.
Dnnyille mt Richmond.
erANnING ~ ~ TEAMs
DANVILLE DOWNS RICHMOND.
Lose by Close Score in
Game stopped by Rain.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va, June 2-DanvIle de-
feated Richmond this afternoon in an
eight-iuuing contest by a score Of 3 to ..
a drizzling rain fell all through the game.
I'm the beginning Of the eighth inning il
began 20 rain hard. Two Of Danville's
runs were earned. The third was the re-
suit Of an error by Cowan. Score:
r. II -
Bicbmoud............... 90 1000 - 2
Dauvi'lc..................0 0 0 0 ID /
Bltt0ies-Richmond, Long and Walsh Dauyine,
Walter and Ryan.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-29

First base By orr0r-BrOoklvn. l. Left on bases
Brooklyn, 9; Boston. 8. First base on haIl=-Of
Pastorius s; of Linderman, 4; off Young. / Struck
out-By PastuiUs. 2; 10y Linderman, 8; by Young. 4
Three-base hit-Beaum1nt. T-o-base hit-Beaumopt
Sacrifice hts-Cazcy, Lumlev. Henley. Lindslman
Batch Stolen base-Ma0ney. Double plays-Rjtter
20 Hummel. H.mme 70 Jordan Ritchv 10
Tcnucv. Beaumont 20 Brain. Young 70 Ritcher IN
Tenney. HIT by ptcher-By Young l. Passed
hllls-Needham. Umuire-Mossrs KLEIN and Ems
lie Time Of game-2 hours and 10 minutes. At
tendance. 900
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Az B1fsio-Je-Sey City. 8, Buffalo ?
At baltimore. Q. Rochester, 4.
At Trunr0-Newgrk /. Toronto 8.
At 5u'r1al-Proyl5euce, :. Montreal, ;
The Washington herald., 1907-06-29
TO-DAY's GAMES.


Philadelphia, June 22.-Errors played
prominent part in to-days game between
the PhilIies ana Giants. but the former
worlds champions succeeded in getting
the winning runs. Fiddler Corridor
pitched a good game but the luck was
with the visitors Score.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-29
TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

A. York-Wllausr0rt 8; York. Q
At WilmintCr-Fuzt game Wilmington. 8; Al
tooaa g. Second glme-W lmincton, 8: Altoona. I.
At Trent1I-TCHEst0wn. Z, Trenton. g
At Notwithstanding. .. Lancaster. l.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-29
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At New Haven-Holvoke. Z; New Haven G.
AZ Norwich-Ncrvich, 4; New London. J.
At Bridgeport Bridgeport, &; Waterbury twelve
Innings.
At Springfield Hartford. Z; Springfield. 6.
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Lett On bes7s-IhIc.g0, $ IItisl1fg ;. IlIs. base
GA baus-OG Lundgeu. 8. of Camuitz. s. Struck
out-Bv Lundgan, 2; by Cannitz g. Tvo-lass
hit-Stetnfel1t Sacrifice hft7-"amuitz. Wagner
ABBY. Stolen lasez-Evere. Shcczasd. Holman
S.arle Leach. Abby. Double ulay-Gitsln % Wag
nar. Umrircs-Nessrs. J'nust0re and ODay. TINE
of game-Tuo hours Attendance $500
The Washington herald., 1907-06-29
BATCH'S ERROR IS COSTLY.
Boston Wins in Tenth After Scoring
Five Runs I'm Seventh

New York, June 2S.-The Bostons won
to-day's game in the tenth inning. They
tried a new pitcher named Linderman-
not Lindaman-who did well for six in
nings, when he became wild, and was
relieved by Young Batch's error in the
seventh was very costly. Score:
The Washington herald., 1907-06-29
POWELL WEAKENS AT END,
Wins from st. Louis After
the Fifth Inning.

st. Louis. Mo, June 23.-Chicago won
from St Louis this afternoon, 6 to 2
Powell did not give a single hit for five
innings, but after that he was hit freely
and given poor support. Score:
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At rdiararo'is-Iouisyilla 6. indianapolis. g.
At Kansas Citr-St Paul. Z, Kansas City, O.
Al Tcl5j1-TJalo. {. Columbus
At Iiraukee-Ninnesr1li- II; Milwaukee, 10.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-29

First the leaders Of the league, and
Bethany. the contenders for the top rung,
had a battle royal yesterday at Thirteenth
and D streets northeast, the score being
tie at the end Of the eighth session,
when darkness inteTfered with the game
First replaced its battery America and
Lafoe. with Litchheld and Hoffman in the
sixth after six runs had been made in
the three preceding innings.
Newgent pitched gilt-euso ball for
Bethany tanning fourteen Of the heavy
hitting First batsmen. A fast double play
by Harry Zauelli, Rider, and Ruiz was
the feature. The ofiicial score:
The Washington herald., 1907-06-29
CUBS BEATEN BY PIRATES.
Young Bruins safer Because Of
LunGEren's NildneNS ut Times.

Chicago. June &-Pittsburg waIloped
Chicago for the second time to-day.
Lundgren was wild and gave many
passes. Chicago failed 20 hit in pinches
Holman made a spectacular catch Of
Waguer's ny in the third inning With
two men on bases Wagner laced a liner
% the right fence, but Holman nailed f.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-29
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE,

At Lynn Brockton. S; Lynn. l.
Az Lowell Worcester g. Lowell o.
At HayerhilI-Hsyc-hnI. 5, New Bedford l.
At Lav-euce-Lavrence. 10; Fan River, o
The Washington herald., 1907-06-29

Earned Iuhs-9t- feiel = 81 MaItlh $ = EHsl
base by eTT0rs-St. Peters. /; st. Martins, g. Left
on bascs-SL Peters /; St. Martins. = First base
on balls-Of Zrkle, T. Struck out-By Green 9;
by Zrkle, 9. Home mn-Malloy Two-hase hit
Fair. Sacrifice hits-Green. Purcell Stolen bases
Langley 49,. Ruiz. Double PLAYS idmayer 20 Ross
Howard 10 Ross TO Fair; Birch to Mess Mess 20
Birch to FRYE. Hit By ptchcr-By Green, J. Passed
ball-Widnayer. Umpire-AIr Buckley. Time OF
game-l hour and Is minutes
The Washington herald., 1907-06-29
MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Seventh-inninG Rally Gives Victory
to ST. Martins, to 3.
To-day's ame-st Theresa's vs.. st. Dominica

St. Martins surprised the St Peters
team yesterday afternoon in the seventh
inning by pounding in four tallys, OBJ
tanning a lead which their opponents
could not overcome.
Howard and McGrew. of the winners,
led at bat. with two hits apiece.
Widmayer's catching. the pitching OF
Green, and four fast double plays were
the fielding features.
The official score.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-29

Downs 10 O'Lesry TO Rossman; O'Bren TO Laioie
70 StoYaM Umpire-1Ir OLOughlu. Time OF
game-l hour and Is minutes. Attendance-2ll5.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-29
WESTERN LEAGUE.

AZ Lincoln-0mab3. :, Lincoln. o.
At PUeblo-Si0uZ City. Il, Pueblo, g.
AZ DeQvCT-Des MONIES. Q; Denver. 2
The Washington herald., 1907-06-29
CaIxarr Bantist Wins.

With only three men playing in their
regular positions, the Calvary Baptist
baseball team yesterday defeated the
Bethany Athletic Club by Il to s. The
feature of the game was the heavy hitting
of the Calvary men, they obtaining
eighteen hits in eight innings. Score;
RHE
The Washington herald., 1907-06-29

LeIt on udstS-ot Louis. o. tGlcdgo, o. FIRST bd7e
On balls-OG Powell. ]. of Smith. 3 Struck out
BY Powell. {; hy Smith. 3 Two-base hits-Hartzel
Smith. 7. Jones. Sacrifice hts-SulIiVan. smith T.
Jones Stolen blsCs-Iiahn. Robe Hit by pitcher
Davis Unpires-Nessrs. Evans and Connolly Time
Of gsme-l hour and So minutes. Atteldsuce-i2J.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-29
Totals ....... 8 llT5 is
-Bsttrd f7r Cross in ninth inning.
winning run scored with two ont

Winning run scored with two out
Bsssou......-.....-.. % 0 II
PhI8daln,iia......... o 0 9 0 O-s
First base by errors-Bosto-, 8; Philadelphia. l.
LeIt on hases-BOstOn. .. Philadelphia L. First
base on balls-Of Winter B; of Pruitt, 3; off
Plank. J. Struck out-By Winter, g. by Plank, g.
Home uu-Bauett. Two-blse hits-Oldring knight.
Sacrifice hirs-Bauctt. Ferris. Criger Plank. Stolen
base=-Nchols Double plays-Scbreck Is Nichols
Ungi8ub 10 Ferris. Parent 10 Unglaub. Hit by
Tircser-By PLANK !. Wild piteh-plsnk, Passed
hail-Crser. Tmpire-Alr. sheridan Time Of game
hours and 81 minutes. Attendance4Sl2
The Washington herald., 1907-06-29

First base by error-CleTeland, l. Let on bdses
Detroit. :; Cleveland. s. FiTst base on balls-oh
Eubanks. !; of Liebhardt Q Hits made-Of Lleb
hardt. lin seven innings. Struck out-By Eubanks
.; by Liehhardt. s. Thrcebasa hit-schmidt Two
base hit-D0vns. Sacrifice hits-BTadley Rossman
stolen bases-O'Bren ~. Flick Double plays
The Washington herald., 1907-06-29
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Railway Takes AtIsntics
Down a Peg.

Games to-daT-Sgurheu Railway vs. Columbia
Athletic Club. az American Leagne PARK az 5
clock. Atlaurics Us. Government Printing O1iCe.
at FIRST and 81 streets northeast, az 80.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-29

Southern Railway broke the winning
streak Of the Atlantics yesterday after
noon and ousted them out Of first place
by defeating them TO ..
Owing 10 tho uncertain weather. the
crowd was small. but nevertheless enthu-
siastlc. Excitement was intense IN tho
last inning as the Atlantics took a brace
and made three runs. and the teams
supporters were on their toes pulling for
another tally. which would have tied the
score. but il was not forthcoming. The
southern boys won thu game on their
batting merits. having punched their hits'
in the third inning and made FIVE runs.
The official score.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-29
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
First and Bethany Play Fast Tie
Game-ScOre o to q.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS
The Washington herald., 1907-06-29

Totals ...... 4A 10 2 Totals ....... Z q 10 .
St Peters. 0 @ G-3
st. Martins ..................... 0 0 1 2-7
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To-day's game-Waugh vs. r. l. NJ, Thirteenth
and streets northeast
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-08-08

Quite frequently of late the news,
papers have noted the visits of en
glneering classes to cement works in
various parts of the country, which
has been reported as bit of interest
ing news. In reality, as the Cement
Age declares, it is only further cyl.
dence that the technical and engin
eering institution of standing find it
absolutely essential to embody in its
curriculum instruction which shall
cover at least the elementary princi.
pies involved in the manufacture Of
cement and its uses.
In the leading schools the course
is thorough and comprehensive In
recognition of the ,act that practic-
ally every engineering project of mod
ern times involves the use of cement
in some form.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-08-08
SITE TO
Be EXAMINED

This summer will doubtless see
decision as to whether Sparta or
Camp Douglas viii be chosen as a
government camp site Congressman
Esch has just received word that
board comprising Col Samuel Allen
Major T. Bentley Mott, and Captain
w. S. Overton all OF the artillery
branch of the United States service,
have been appointed TO examine and
report upon the respective merits of
the two proposed sites
Before the Saprla site locally
known as lie Mccoy ranch, had been
thought of Representative Esch in
troduced a bill in congress, providing
for the purchase Of n camp site at
Camp Douglas. Two years ago he sue
ceeded in getting an appropriation Of
$l50,000 for the purchase Of lands ad-
joining the state reservation. Should
the board decide upon the Sparta site
further legislation will be necessary
in order to make the money available
for Sparta instead of Camp Douglas.
The board will meet at Sparta some
time during the first part of Septem-
Der, when it is stated that the Tenth
Battery from Fort Smelling will go
into camp on the Mccoy ranch The
battery under the command of Capt
w. S. Overton will leave the fort
September l. and will reach Sparta
about the 10th.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-08-08
IATER

Former Judge Francis Niles Finch
died at Ithaca, n. Y, aged so. He
wrote the ballad The Blue and the
Gray"
Special Judge Robbins, vacated the
aeuch in the Caleb Powers murder
trial followirs the filing of an affi-
davit alleging prejudice.
The Des Moines-kansas City Linn
tied and the Twin City, Chicago special
on the Chicago, Great Western rail
way collided head-on near Marshall
town, Iowa Fortunately the train
was at slow speed and the passeT gers
escaped with a severe shaking up.
Twenty-Five persons were injured
one seriously, in a head-on collision
at Eyington, Va, on the Sou-nern rail
way 80 miles south Of Lynchburg be
tween two passenger trains.
The mutilated body of a young
woman, consisting of torso from the
waist down and legs which were
severed below the knees. ioarec
ashore at Staten Island. The body
evidently had been in the watel
some time and there was every indi
cation that the woman was murdered
At Detroit, Justice Jeffries issued
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-08-08
EVERY FAMILY WILL BE
WARNED TO GUARD CHILDREN.
TO DEMAND MORE POLICE
Frequency of Assaults on Girls and
Women Strikes Terror to Hearts
of Parents-Suspects of Various
Crimes Arrested and Subjected to
Rigid Examinations.

New York, Abg. 4.-The wave Of
{ crimes against women and children.
which has swept New York for fort
night, has reached a stage where hero
ic measures are called for in the at
tempt to stop the tendish work OF
murder and assault.
Acting Police Commissioner O'Keefe
Saturday issued orders that every
plain clothes officer on the force de
vote himself entirely to the attempt
TO bring to justice the perpetrators Oh
these crimes. He ordered house to
house visits by all officers on regular
beats to advise parents to keep their
children under close supervision. He
also announced that he would ask all
appropriation sumcient to add 800 Off
GERS to the force.
A dozen or more attacks on children
have struck terror into the hearts OF
mothers and scores of cases of sup
posed attempts at assaults have been
reported to the police for which there
is no foundation except in fears. So
widespread is the nervousness that
the ordinary smile of a passerby at a
pretty child which formerly filled the
mother with pride now fills her with
terror. But there have been enough
actual cases of assault on children to
cause the police, as well as parents,
much worry
The police Saturday arrested -four
brothers, Thomas, Louis, George and
James opposite, believing that they
could throw light on the murder Of
Katie Tietschler whose mutiIated
body was found in a cellar on First
avenue. Later all but Louis were
discharged. Louis first denied he
had been in the cellar, but when con
fronted with the evidence of the 9th
ers, who had seen him emerge from
the cellar admitted that he had been
cutting wood there the day Katie dis
appeared. He almost admitted he
knew the child and said he had often
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-08-08
TABLE ETIQUET.

A Denver man had a friend from a
Kansas ranch in the city Saturday on
a business deal, and at noon they went
to downtown restaurant and had
lunch together, says the Denver Post.
The Kansas ranchman ate his entire
meal with his knife. When he was
near the end he discovered something.
He discovered that he had no fork
Say" he said to the Denver man,
that waiter didn't give me a fork"
well, you don't need one replied
the Denver man seriously.
THE deuce / don't" came from the
Kansan What am | going to stir
my coffee with?"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-08-08
BL ACK PLOT
COMING OUT

New York. Aug. 4.-Bit by bit, the
police and district attorney are gath
ering the threads of what they believe
to be one of the biggest conspiracies
ever discovered in New York and
which was brought to light by the as
sassination of Hovannes H. Tavshan-
jian, the Armenian rug importer, shot
| down in Union Square by an Arme-
MAN named Hampartzoomian or Khav-
adorian
Saturday the assassin, through his
attorney. made overtures to the dis
trict attorney, Jerome, that may lead
to a full confession. Jerome could
promise nothing in the way of elem
ency but urged the prisoner to tell Of
the plot. The assassin believed he
was doing a patriotic act, but as he
gradually becomes convinced that he
was only the tool of band of black
mailers. he seems inclined TO divu'ge
the entire plan
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-08-08
STRIKERS THREATEN TO
DESTROY CHOP HOUSE

Duluth, Aug. 6.-Twenty-three strilI-
ers were arrested a. Hibbing last
night charged with threatening to
blow up an Austrian boarding house.
There was a clash between the depu-
ties and the men, but ali were landed
in Jail Two strikers We're placed IN
der arrest at Eveleth, also charged
with intimidation. Printed proclaim
atjons have been distributed among
the strikers at Eyeleth by the western
federation of miners, approving the
proclamation of Governor Johnson and
commencing obedience to its man.
dates
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-08-08
DOMESTIC.

Meyer was released in $4,000
bail and left jail in Boise.
A negro who murdered a policeman
was lynched by a Crisfeld, Md, mob.
A Crisfeld (Md) mob, unapDeased
by the lynching Of negro, dug up and
burned his body.
A husbands hour was advised to
club-women Of st. Louis as the best
substitute for suffrage.
A Michigan baby swallowed TEDDY
bear; a surgeon came to the rescue
an both are doing well.
North Carolina railways charged
coercion and confscation in protest
against rate law and peace agree
ment
A Cleveland woman dropped dead
before an altar; the body was neglect
ed two hours while gift Of tongues"
zealots prayed.
Fred II. MagiIl, accused Of wife
murder in Jail at Clinton, ILL.,, asserts
his innocence and belief in speedy
indication.
Murders and attacks on women and
girls apDan New York by their fire.
9uency, and the police are Dowerless
10 cope with the situation
A mother pursued an clipping couple
captured them at the muzzle of re
yolver and marched them to the police
station at Davenport, Iowa.
A big blaze at Coney Island caused
wild panic among freaks and chorus
girls and destroyed Steeplechase park
and other property worth a million.
DO good to others and shun butter
ay pursuits and you viii be happy and
zuccessrul, said John d. Rockefeller,
addressing his Cleveland Sunday
school
John Barnes of Bhinelander, Wis,
who resigned from the Wisconsin rail
road commission, said the lawmakers
"mGddled' in passing the 2cent fare
law.
Vice President Fairbanks is charged
with having used bad faith and mis-
representation, when senator, to
8efeat a bill to protect seals, by Pro
Fessor Henry w. Elliott of Cleveland, /
a government agent
Professor Charles J. Bushnell of
Washington asserts the nation is rush
ing into bankruptcy by spending year
ly billion dollars more on the vi
ciOus and pauper classes than the in
crease Of wealth amounts to and
backs up his position with a startling !
array of figures.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-08-08
Pitchers Duel Expected.

Sheboygan, Wis. Aug. A large
delegation of Sheboyan rooters vii
accompany the home team today to
Manitowoc where another hard-fought
contest will take place between those
bitter rivals. Sheboygan now leads
the Lake Shore league. A defeat
would cut down their lead over Mani
towoc to a narrow margin. Wilson,
who is regaining his old-time form,
viii twirl for Manitowoc while Buck
holden, who has just been signed by
the Chicago White Sox for next sea
son, viii be on the slab for Sheboygan.
An excursion train viii be INNING
from here.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-08-08
RETURNS STOLEN CLOAK.
But Not After Six years and in Fear
of Ares

OF Ares.
Miss Adelaide keenan,, sister
OF DR.. George Keenan,. has received a
seal skin coat which was stolen from
ner six years ago at a golf club dance
IN GAINESVILLE. 1t is said that a former
society woman of GAINESVILLE was the
tnlef, and that the fact that she had
stuck to the valuable coat became
Known i'll social circles of that place
so that she removed to Milwaukee.
The theft of the coat, which is valued
at 5000, created tnter-city notice at
the time, and although detectives
were engaged on the case the gar
ment was not recovered. The woman
telephoned to Miss keenan, and said
she had not had any peace of mind
since stealing the coat. and wanted
to return it. 1t was learned, however
that w. G. Wheeler, United States
district attorney, followed clue
which led him to call upon the NO
man, accuse ner of the theft and de-
mand that she return the property or
be arrested. Then she confessed to
lack of peace of mind and sent the
garment to Miss keenan,.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-08-08
ROBBER KILLED BY VICTIM.
Driver Severely Beaten, Then Shoots
With Fatal Effect.

Pittsburg Aug. Al. H. thinner
man, driver for a department store
was attacked Saturday night about 9
O'Clock in the downtown district by
three highwaymen. After receiving a
severe beating, he shot and killed
Edward Shields. aged "a, one of his
assailants.
Zimmerman fired as he lay on the
ground with the robbers going through
his clothes The other two ran when
the shooting began, Zimmerman pur.
suing them until they were arrested
About an hour after being taken to
ficiently to explain what had hap
pened.