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fed at the time, but in a few days, after
he had been toFmented further. Mcfarland
talked to him al length about the home
he had left years before. about the family
and friends. and childhood days. The
prisoner nnally broke down completely.
and said he was ready TO make a confes-
sion. He did so. and it took MCFARLAND
thee whole days 10 transcribe the story.
Wien that story is read in court, If It
ever is. the reading viii take seven hours.
other Trials May Follow.
II would take a BOOK to tell all the
stories that orchard told. or even those
that had leaked out before his confession.
Perhaps there will be more bookfuls after
May 9. Haywood's trial will be first.
Then, If it still seems worth while, Meyer
and Pettibone will be brought to the bar.
Pettibone was. al the time Of his arrest,
a prosperous business man OF Denver
having retired from active participation
as alleged, IN the councils Of the timer
circle" There Is another man against
whom an indictment was handed down
at the time of the confession. This Is l..
]. Simpklns. an executive committeeman
OF the federation But he has fed. no
body knows whittier.
GOOdfng Fears Assassination.
Gov. Gooding. who has made a political
! issue OF the Meyer Haywood case. and
who believes he is marked for assassina-
tion, has moved from his home and taken
apartments In a hotel. His friends ad-
vised him he was taking chances in going
70 and from his home at nightfali.
There is no excitement here in anticipa-
ton Of the trial No violence is antiei-
patel, though few affect to believe Il
viii Dreak out. Gossip has 1t that Sheriff
| Hodgiu will not allow persons who carry
/ firearms 70 enter the courtroom
we feel deeply grateful to all our
friends ia the West fer their sympathy
and assistance" said W D. Haywood
we have every confidence that an un-
| pTe5udiced jury Will Vindicate us. despite
the desperate efforts made b. our enc
mics TO convict us"
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CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

CantAIon has refused an offer OF Bill
Dineen for Jake Stahl-
Cy Young has won four Of the fye
games he has pitched this season.
Cantillon viii probably work either
Hughes or Falkenberg this afternoon.
The next high school game viii be
played Wednesday, when Central meets
Western
The unf3vorable weather has piled up
a bunch of games that viii make plenty
of double-headers later in the season.
John L. sullivan, who viii arrive here
this morning. expects 10 get out this aft
ernoon and tomorrow to see Boston play
Manager Murray. of the Philadelphia
Nationals. was presented with a diamond
ring by his Boston friends the other day.
Those who have been shouting for a
regular berth for George Nil viii have
an opportunity to see the little fellow this
afternoon.
Griffith is awfully anxious 10 land Jake
Stahl. but the old fox prefers TO pay
real money. instead of giving up any Of
his players.
Dr. O'Hara, the Georgetown coach. will
spend tie summer months playing on
some Pennsylvania club in the Inter
SLettC LroSu ut.
If the Chicago Americans continue to
smack them out at their present gait
they viii soon lose the title OF the hit
less wonders.
Ch-isty Mathewson is coming around
to his old form, and should be a big
help for the Giants as soon as ii gets
a little warmer.
Manager Mclaughlin. of the George
town team. is making an effort 10 have
the deciding game with Virginia. in the
series for the Southern championship
played at Georgetown Field within the
next three weeks.
The national commission might we'll
keep their hands of the Jake Stahl-
Washington affair The commission
should never be called on TO interfere
with the property rights Of a ball club
Boston Globe
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Suspended Southern Railway Captain
Gives His Version of Controversy.

Gives His Version of Controversy.
Sporting Editor Tie Herald:
In reference to the controversy
which took place in Thursdays s
game between the Southern Rail-
way and the Aloysius club. desire to
make the following statement: It was
published in the press that the trouble
which arose in this game was due to a
decision rendered by Mr.. Handiboe in
calling Fenton safe on third base.
wish TO deny that made any protest
in regard to this particular play
From the moment Mr.. Handiboe
called play protested that the out
felders Of the Southern club did not
have a chance TO field their positions.
owing TO the fact that the spectators
were not made TO vacate the field. 1
appealed TO the umpire gas well as the
officials Of the league. bat TO no avail
In the last inning, when the game
was practically lost and darkness made
it almost impossible TO see the ball. I
again appealed 10 the umpire TO call
the game He failing to do So l called
my men off the field under the circum-
stances which I have just mentioned
and not on account of Mr.. Handiboe's
decision at third base. as was err
roneously stated in the papers
Under the circumstances there was
no other course for me to pursue, and
in consequence thereof I have been
fined and suspended indefinitely by the
president of the league.
AS l have been misrepresented,
trust that YOU will publish the forego-
ing statement in order that the public
may obtain a correct version of this in
cident- Very truly yours.
B. g. HAYDEN
Acting Capt Southern Railway club.
Washington, D. c.. May 5, 1907.
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MAKES THOUSAND CONVERTS
Evangelist Gates Holds Revival
Meetings in Petersburg, Va.
Merchants Close Places of Business
to Permit Employees 10 At
tend the Services.
= - tYasnInrton e.

EEeCiat % 1lf. N65i54iEt1A Eeiesl-
Petersburg, Va, May 5.-Two weeks
ago to-day Evangelist George Z. Gates,
OF Louisville. Ky. began d revival at
Tabb Street Presbyterian Church. in this
city. On last Monday the place Of holding
the services was changed 10 the large
skating rink. on Washington street, on
account Of Tabb street church, the largest
in the city. not being large enough to
hold the great coucourse Of people who
wished to hear Mr.. Gates and take part
IN the services.
Most Of the prominent merchants OF the
city have during the past week closed
their places of business from 10 10 u 30
O'Clock each morning in order 70 give
themselves and their employees an op-
portunity to attend the revival.
Al the services this morning there were
$50 conversions. At the meeting this aft
ernoOn there were q conversions, and
at the service tonight there were 50. At
the three services to-day Mr. Gates spoke
10 over 1900 people The number Of
conversions 50 far have been about 600
Petersburg has never before known such
a revival
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'Batted for Philippe in

Chicago ...................... 0 Q Ks
Pittsburg ...................-.l o O e-l
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MAY PLAY MICHIGAN.
Dartmouth and Navy Apply for Foot
ball Dates Next FAN.

Ann Arbor Mich, May 5.-Outside Of
the conference. 1t looks as if Michigan
were going to have an easy time
scheduling good football games for
next year. for Manager Baird has re-
ceived applications from the annapolis
Naval Academy and Dartmouth College
FOR dates next fall
The date Annapolis seeks to MI IS
November 8, which comes between the
Michigans' game with Vanderbilt and
her contest with Pennsylvania, so it is
unlikely that so hard a game can be
taken on for that date
Dartmouth may be scheduled, though.
Her athletic breach with Brown is said
to be the cause of her desire to play
the Wolverines That would make tho
Michigan game the big contest of the
year for Dartmouth
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RED TAPE AIDS ROBBERS.
Russian OmeiaIs Ignore Appeal for
Help Not Properly Sent.

ST. Petersburg, May 5.-The SViet
youches for the following instance OF Rus
sian red tape:
When a band OF Terr0rists recently
rushed a somewhat remote postal tele-
graph subOf1ce, with the commands
Hands up" a cOol-headed female opera
tor managed to rattle OF 10 the central
Office: Robbers are here. HelD!" The
message was sent before the robbers had
noticed the presence Of the woman.
The TerrOrists calmly proceeded 10 loot
the Office and safe, and after they had de-
parted the following reply, 20 the opera
tors message, was leisurely picked on:
Send proper service message and as
sistance viii be dispatched"
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TALBoTTs GOOD WORK.
Mcreersburg shOs-putter Has Ex-
ceeded Two Records.

The feat of a mere schOOlboy. Talbot
by name, of MeTcersburg Academy, who
smashed two records, one the worlds rec
ord for the 12-pound hammer throw, and
the other the interscholastic record for
the is-pound snot-put, at the recent Yale
interscholastic track meet. was truly re-
markable. considering that the new title
holder is not yet twenty-one years old.
Talbott's mark in the hammer throw
was 1913 feet, which tops by several feet
the record formerly held by T. l. Shey-
lin, the old Yale weight man. His record
for the 16-pound shot was 49 feet 9l5
inches NeTcersburg Won the meet with
54ia points AndOyer followed with Ss5h
The other school scores were; Hill. Is:
St. Paul, of Garden City. Il; Worcester.
10; New Haven High. l. and Brooklyn
Polytechnic Preparatory School. l.
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HAYDEN MAKES STATEMENT.

Umrro-Mr Faucctt
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YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
Cleveland, 4; Chicago, 4.
T0-DAY's GAMES.
Boston at Washington.
Cleveland nj Chicago.
Detroit at 81. Louis.
New York at Philadelphia,
STANDING OF THE TEAM

Chicago, May 5.-The White sox held
the lead until the sixth inning, when Da-
Wis fumbled StovalFs grounder and Alt
rock passed Lajoie and hit Clark. Singles
by Bradley and Birmingham followed
sending in three runs. Score:
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siIver snrine Tenm Wins.

The Silver Spring baseball team defeat
ed the Woodland nine Saturday afternoon
on the formers grounds by 6 to T. The
features of the game were the hitting by
Z. Mccarthy and the playing of Tanner
at third base The Silver Spring team
would Ike games with teams averasfng
sixteen years. Address b. Lee, Silver
Snrine Nd
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columbLa cre,r !. che.en.

New York. May 5-For the coming
eight-oared boat race between Harvard
and Columbia the coach of the Morning
side University oarsmen. Rice, has made
has final selections. as follows:
First vaTsity-sneViiy bow: Jordan No. 2: spald-
hg. No. 3; q. Macksnzie Ne. 4 Fon saltza. No. 5:
j. Mackenzie, No. 6. Boyle. No. Z; Cerussi stroke
Willslow, cozswain-
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FHsL E3sa Dy eIIoTs-UllclHnafI, Left on bas6s-
Cincinnati, s. 81. Louis. g. First base on balls
OF Leary. /; Of Brown. {: of CQakley. 8: Of Hos
tettcr, 6. Struck out-By Hostetter, 6. Three base
hit-Noouan. TWo-base hit-Krugsr- Sacrifice hits
byuC. Davis OdWel stolen hse5-SChIei kane
LobeFt. Double plays-Coakley. Huggins. and Can
zci; Iobert, higgins and Camel hit by pitcheT-
by Brown, by Hos5ettels l. Passed halis-Noonan
= Umpires-AIessrs Carpenter ana Iohnstne Time
of game-l hour and 55 minutes. Attendance l901
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
sTANbNa oF ~ TEAlls.
OTHER GAMES.
Dates for St, Peters Team.

The St Peters Juniors have arranged
for the following games this week: Mon
day Foundry Juniors on Monument
grounds: Wednesday, Hilton School; Sat
urday, Victor A. c. The two latter games
will be played on st. Peters grounds.
Fourteenth and A streets northeast All
games viii start at 4:30 p. m.
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TiIst base br crT0-5-Chcago, J. CLEVELAND, :
Left au bases Chicago. 81 Cleveland TO- fiTst base
on balls-0a AltrCck s. Struck out-By AitFock, B.
joss T. Sacrifice hits-Iones FLICK stolen bases
Turner Hahn Isbeu. Double psy-StoTan, Turner,
and Srcvau. Hit by ritcheT-Clsrk. Mid pitch
Altrock. Umpires-Messrs- O'Loughlin and Stafford
Tine Of game-l hour and s5 minutes, Attendance
ieF68
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Cincinnati, II, 81. Louis, =.
Chicago, B; Piftsburg, 4.
TO-DAY's GAMEs.
Philadelphia at Boston.
BrooISlyn at NeVv York.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
srANpINa oF THE rEAAls
BASES ON BALLS NUMEROUS.
Reds Win at st. Louis, but weird
PIayfag Is Resp0asfhEe.

Cincinnati, May 5.-The y. Louis pitch
ers were wild and the Reds won az they
pleased, without having to make many
hits. Leary, too was wild. and was re-
lieved in the third by Coakley. A one
hand catch by Mitchell was the only
feature Score.
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CAPTURE GAME IN FIRST.
ChieagOs Get Early Lead from Pitts-
burg and Are Never Headed.

Chicago. May 5.-Chicago won to-
days game in the nrst inning. slagle
was given a pass. Sheckard singled. and
was forced by Schultz Chance singled.
Steinfeldt went out. and then Leach
threw Hofman's grounder wide. three
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There have been no new deveIopnients
in the case Of Jake Stahl during the last
twenty-four hours. although Clarke Grif-
nth asked Cantiilon yesterday not to dis
pose of the former manager until New
York was heard from. Cantillon is espe-
ciaily anxious 10 land another player in
exchange for stahi, bur IT, during the
next few days, no good trade is offered. a
financial proposition from New York will
be considered. Boston and Chicago are
still anxious to get Stahi. and possibly
some deal may be put through with one
of these clubs for the big first baseman
Some final decision in the Stahl matter
Is expected before Wednesday.
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FIRST base hy cFrors-Chicsgo !: Pittsburg. J.
Lcit on bases-Ch Chit-go 5; Piftsburg, s. First bose
Cn balls-Of Overall. of Philippe Stmck ouf-
BY Overall. s. by Philippe. Q rhree-bsse hit
King Sacrifice hits-OruaI Abbaticchio. stolen
hasss-Hlllman Clark AbbaticlhiO Double play
Holman. Chance and king. Hit by pitcher Phelps
Umpire-Alr. O'Day. Time Of game-I hogr and IS
minutes. Attendance. 9.l3Q
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PERRINE AT SECOND
Dave Altizer Will Return to
His Old Position.
scHIATLY ON THE BENCH
However, Expects Captain
10 Regain HIS Batting Eye and Get
Back on Team in a Week or Two.
No New Developments in the Case
of Jake stahI-Grimth May Bid.

Capt Schlafiys failure TO come up 10
expectations at second base and the pub.
lie demand for the return OF Altlzer 70
shortstop have caused Manager Cantillon
to make a change in the Nationals line
up. and when the team takes the field
against Boston to-day there will be a
shake-up in four Of the nine positions.
Speaking Of the changes last night, Can
ullon said: The team has struck rut
and I believe that a few changes will do
a great amount Of good The replacing
of schlahy by Perrine is not intended to
be permanent unless the new arrangement
of the players gives complete satisfaction.
At second Perrine viii be better able 10
get quick throws over 10 first, and Altizer
did such coed work at short last year
that he IS entitled 20 a try-out az his old
position. He has not been at home In
center. but with Charley Jones IN center
and Mil In left the team should be able
to regain its form of earlier In the season.
'schlafy is to remain as captain. and
the decision to put him on the bench for
the time being should not be taken as an
indication that he has lost his regular
position on the team. ] have had Schlafy
playing under me for a number Of years.
know his capabilities. and / do not in
tend 10 allow one poor stretch of work
to force him OF Of the Nationals A lay
of OF a couple Of weeks should prime
Schlsfy f7r his regular place at sec
ond base. to which position he viii rc-
turn as soon as he regains his batting
eye.
'Nill has handled himself well in prae-
tice, and should be able TO nll in nice
~ until the team gets over its present
slump"
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Buehanans defeated the Teddy Bears
Saturday by 8 to 0. The Buchanans want
games with teams averaging fifteen years.
Address Raymond Harding. 1244 Penasyl-
vania avenue southeast
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MAPS WIN FROM SOX
Champions Score Run in the
First Inning Only.
ALrRoCK wEAKENs IN SIXTH

After Davis FumbIes, Lajote Gets
Base on Balls and Clark Is Hit.
Bradley and Birmin ghaHl single,
Sending IN Three Runs and Win
ming the Game for the CIeveIandS.
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Call fer The Washington
Herald's complete schedule OF
american League sail games.
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acknowledgement Race May 81.
Madison. Wis, May 5.-Because the
Wisconsin legislature passed a resolution
Of protest, the Wisconsin-Syracuse boat
race. which was set for Memorial Day.
has been postponed 10 May 81
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KENsINGTON IS THE WINNER.
Defeats CoIesviIIe Nine in First
Game of the Season

Kensington played is first game Of the
season Saturday, when it downed the
Coiesvilie (Ald) team 10 J.
Krause pitched well for Kensington, and
was afforded excellent support. A run
ming catch by Coupard was a feature.
Score.
Remington ..................... @ 0 IOI O-5
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MINOR LEAGUES.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Observation-Disclosures. 5; Indian
ap0lis. o.
At Minneapolis-Minneapolis. :; To-
ledO, 8.
At Columbus-st. Paul. 4: Columbus. /.
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sTANDING oFTHE TEAMS
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Providence Baltimore. 8: Provi-
dcCCe. T.
Al Acknowledgement. 3; Buffalo, 10
At Newark-Newark. 3; Jersey City, I.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
To-DAY's GAMES.

LynchburE at Norfolk.
Portsmouth at Roanoke.
Richmond at DanyiIie.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Memphis Memphis. ?; Little Rock.
o.
At Shreveport-shreveport :: New
orleans. s.
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The Washington Herald by Mail.

lhS washington " neFHAu by Mn1As
Daily, one month-.....-....... % cents.
Daily and Sunday. one month. So cents.
Daily. one year. 500
Daily and Sunday, one year. s4.20
This includes postage to any part OF the
United States and Canada
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STANDING OF TIE TEAMS.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

At Omaha-Omaha, II. Sioux city. 0.
At L1ncoln-Des Moines, .; Lincoln. ].
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F. & c. C. COACHES FOR
THE MIDLAND TERMINAL

A number Of narrow gauge coaches
in use for years on the +. and @. G..
road between the district and Flor.
ence, have been sent to the Short Line
shops in Colorado Springs where they
are being remodeled for use on the
Midland Terminal. New broad
gauge trucks are supplanting the mar
row gauge ones and in other ways the
cars are being rearranged for service
on the broad gauge.
For years several box cars which
were remodeled and made over into
passenger coaches. have been used for
the accommodation service in convey.
ing miners to and from their work
The new coaches undoubtedly will be
greatly appreciated by all who have
been compelled to ride in the rough
ly made coaches now in use on the
Midland Terminal train. Cripple
Greek Times.
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O'Duly,a a broth of boy with knack
for getting into trouble and out
sgatn-with astonishing ease, and
without much damage to himself.
"a Romance in Ireland"is graceful
witty comedy of the Seventeenth CEN
tury. whose plot Ia extremely origi- :
nal, and whose central idea is decid.
edly pnique. Manager George W..
Kenney promises a strong company
and an unusually elaborate scenic
investure and costuming. Mr.. Doone
will sing several new songs of his
own composition, which are said to
he remarkably melodious.
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Beaver
Park

The greatest increase in value is
going to take place in Beaver Park,
also the quickest increase.
The Beaver Land e. Irrigation
20. is now selling 1000 acres, and
will sell 1900 acres additional
when their reservoir system shall
have been completed.
These reservoirs will require
from two to three yeurs for com
pletion.
To sell 1900 acres the Beaver
company will have to take several
thousand people through the tract,
and chow them what has been ac-
oomplished by those who bought
the first 1000 acres.
Hundreds will want improved or
partially improved places, 80 those
who buy in Beaver Park now will
get the benefit of all the advertis-
ing the company must do to soil
the remainder of its land.
Every dollar you spend in
Beaver Park will double in two
years. You can buy twenty acres
now and by improving it, sell 10
acres for enough to clear 10 acres
in two years.
You will not doubt this if YOU
take the time to see Beaver Park.
1t is the most beautiful location in
Colorado. The soil is finer lor
fruit than any other, and the land
will all ultimately be worth $1,000
an acre.
See and you will believe,
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GEORGIA MINsTRELs

GEORGIA MINSTRELS - The
excellent department of the entire
company on the streets, in the thea
ter. and in fact everywhere, is one of
the noticeable things with Richards
and Pringles' s Famous Georgia Min
strels. People remark daily on the
way the boys carry and behave
themselves They are never seen
hanging about saloons and tough
negro dives, or associating with loose
characters. 1t is this discipline that
makes it possible for them to give
such II really excellent performance
as they do. The reputation of the
organization ia world wide This
season they have consolidated their
two shows into one. making it the
largest minstrel show travelling,
They are booked to appear at the
Houston opera house on Tuesday even
ing. Dec. 3lst.
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FIVE YEAR OLD KILLS
HIS ELDER BROTHER

Shoot me Just for fun brother, -
said five year old Henry johnson to
his seven year old brother Clarence,
who had been given twenty-five
calibre rifle for Christmas present.
Henry was sick aud in bed, Clarence
plnyfully pointed the weapon at
Henry's breast, pulled the trigger,
the bullet entering the sick child's g
breast. The little lad died one hour
later. The father, Christian John
son, is a brother OF Mrs. II. II. White
Of Florence. Mrs. White left for
Colorado Springs this morning.
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MARRIED-In Salt Lake, Uta

MARRIED-In Salt Lake, Utah.
Sunday, Dec. a2 at the parsonage. Mr.
Thos. b. Hale aud Miss Nellie r.
Galland, Rev. McIntire Of the Presby.
terian church officiating. Both the
young people are we'll known in this
city, having lived here from child.
hood and have host of friends who
will wish them all success In their
welded life. The young compile will
make their home In Ouray, Colo. /.
where Mr.. Hale has good position.
SATURDAY NIGHT - Allen
Doone. the handsome young singing
comedian, who made such u decided
impression In the Joseph Murphy
plays. will appear At the Houston
next Saturday evening Dec. 2s. In q
new and succe.ful comedy drama en-.
titled "a Romance In Ireland In
which he will play the part ot Larry
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The Florence and Cripple Greek
railroad will run excursions to Grip
pie Greek every Sunday during De-
cember. Rate tl.50 for round trip
77ft
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A GOOD RESOLUTION

for Now Years Day is to open an
account at the Florence State bank
Your frat. deposit will be the
foundation OF . new era OF pros
perity. Your money II put in on
a certificate will draw interest at 4
per cent and will be ready for you
in case Of need. II you have no
checking account with us allow Us
TO explain to you our up-to-date
system.
FLORENCE STATE OANk
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To Rent-A nicely furnished room
with bath and electric lights, %
per month, 1876 West Front. 6Otf
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Take your ok rope, scrap iron, bot
ties and rags to Barney Ginsberg
who will pay the highest price for
them. 77tf
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Wanted-Barney Ginsberg wants to
buy all kinds of hides and will pay
the highest market price for them.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-27

Wanted Manager for branch office
we wish to locate here in Florence.
Address, with reference, The Morris
Wholesale House, Cincinnati. Ohio.
2a.IO
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Classified Advertisements
WANTED

Wanted = A good driving horse
weighing about / 900 pounds. Ad-
dress box 3, Florence. 98-a
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Independent Circle Cos.

The regular meeting falling on
Christmas night is changed to Friday
Dec. 81. Committee. 1898
The daily tribune., 1907-12-27

Better than letter-The Weekly
Tribune. Send it to your friends at
n distance.
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JOTTlNOS ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

Music at Hotel Lennox every even
ing at the dinner hour 97.9S