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The Washington herald., 1907-04-21
MIDDIEs, 8; HOPKINS, /.
Varsity Nine Gives Midshipmen
Hard Battle on Diamond.

Annapolis. Mi. April 20.-The base
ball team OF Johns Hopkins University.
of Baltimore looked upon as an easy
proposition. came 10 Annapolis to-day.
and the best that tho Midshipmen could
do was to win cut by the small score
of 10 l.
The varsity boys did some very
clever fielding at times. executing two
double plays at critical periods. They
spoiled what chance they had of win
ming. however. by exceedingly poor
headwork in running bases when their
prospects were most bright. The show
ing of the Middies was disappointing
Score.
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LAJOIE MUST WIN FLAG.
This Is said to be CIeveIand's Al
Tentative 10 Larry.

In the smoky city of Cleveland there is
a whisper that this will be the last sea
son that Napoleon Lajoie viii draw $1,000
for plotting the Cleveland American
League bark. in case the team does not
land the pennant, says the Chicago Trib-
une. Iaj0ie says there is no doubt as
to who viii win. and in case the present
batting OF the nine is any indication, the
team will canter home at the end OF the
season an easy winner. However, such
things have been said of this same club
before, and favorable starts have been
made. but misfortune seemed 10 strike
some member Of the Maps and second
place was the best that could be achieved
However. Lajoie is SO confident that he
Is on the road 10 victory that he has al
ready announced that he viii march his
men along at such a gait that there Will
be ne overtaking them after the better
half Of the season IS past.
He is already planning 10 bring such
laurels TO Cleveland that he will be able
10 say he has achieved his end Then he
and his wife viii start on trip abroad.
Lajoie says he Will not make the trip
until me- lands The pennant for the Cleve-
land club However, he is going right
ahead with his plans for the trip abroad
SO hopes are again running high IN Cleve-
land
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21
Two Newcomers.

The two newcomers. the Government
Printing Office and the Southern Railway,
are in competent bands The former. in
George Forden. has a man with much
experience For several years he man
aged teams out West. His support viii be
received from the big print shop, and his
team viii in all likelihood be a cOmbina-
ton OF last years Governmental Printing
Office League. He has not definitely set
teled on the exact lineup, but from the
list of players that he has turned into the
office of the president of the league, the
team will have some sterling material 10
draw from.
The Southern Railway. drawing for it's
players men who work in the big offices OF
the railway. and with a following from the
same place. are said 20 be very fast
They played Independently of a league
last year. and from this years early
opening should be strong. as they wal
Hoped the crack team Of Syracuse Univer-
sity.
All of the names of players eligible 10
appear on the various teams have been
in the office of President O'Shea for more
than week now, and nearly all OF the
managers nave secured the city in gath
ering in good men. The task in signing
men this season has been easier than last
for with but little competition, the Capital
City is now considered the big league Of
the city. and has been a desirable assOcia-
ton for all Of the players 20 affiliate with.
The opening game on Monday. April
g. will be between the Columbia Athletic
Club and the Aloysius Club Tentative ar
engagements have been made, such as
having a band to start the new league
with plenty of noise. but nothing definite
as to the lineup Of the two teams has
been noted. Several meetings of the
league will be held this week 10 conclude
and shape 10 matters finally.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21

Yesterdays RESULTS.
Philadelphia, n Brooklyn, o.
81. Louis, 2; Cincinnati, /.
New York, s8i Boston, z.
Chicago, 3, Pittsburg, L.
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BLOOMINGDALEs BLANKED.
Business High school shuts cut the
Club Team by 80 80 q.

Business High sehoo. defeated the
Blocmingdales at MeDevitts Field yes
terday in a fve-inning game. by 10
To O.
Capt Hubbard was on the firing line
for the winners. and held the club team
safe throughout. letting them down
with two scattered hits. and passing
but two TO first
Eddie keenan, was the star az the
bat. securing three hits. one OF which
was a twO-sacker. Donnelly was next
in line with two bingles TO his credit.
Gregory's unassisted double play in
the third inning, which robbed Fegan
OF hit and kept the clubmen from
scoring. was the feature Of the contest
Both sides played snapPy ball and
fought every inch of the way. Score:
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erty in the sixth after Donohue's hit
was made. giving the White sox lead
of three runs. Score:
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BaIIpIayer Likes Books.

Charley Roy, the Indian twirler of the
Newark team. is a great student of litera-
ture. The former Carlisle star puts in
his spare time reading books written by
all the Well-knOwn authors. During his
college days and bali-playing career he
has collected 800 volumes. In the last few
weeks Roy has added half a dozen vol
umes to his library, and before the season
is over he says he expects 70 send home
a couple Of trunkl0ads.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21

Bstteries-HiEh School, Elliott and Rouser; S
James. Cuttings and Campbell.
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JOSS ALLOWS ONLY ONE HIT
Cleveland Easily Defeats Detroit by
Score Of 4 to /.
Maps secure Their Runs in One
Inning. LaiOie Sending in Two
Men with Double.

Cleveland, April 20.-Joss allowed only
one hit to-day. and the Maps won, 10 /.
The Tigers sole tally came in the
seventh. Crawford singled. Cobb was hit.
and Turner's tumble filled the bases.
Schaefer walked, forcing Crawford in.
The Maps garnered their runs in the
NTH. Birmingham and Clarke singled.
and Joss walked. a pass to Bay forced
in run, and Clarke was forced at the
plate on Stovalrs grounder. Flick was
passed, forcing in another tally and La
ioie's double scored Bay and Stovall
Turner then famed, and Bradley flied out.
Score:
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FIRST base by errors GeoFgetown, A. Foriham, T.
left on bases-te0TEet0Nn. F0rdham g. First
base balis-Oh Montgomery. OF Mahoney q
Struck out-By Montgomery. - Aiahouey. 10. Home
r5n-Aahoney Three-base hit-Mahoney. Tso-hase
his-AlcDonald. Mudd. Sacrifice bits-C Courtney.
Byrnes, Shelter Stolen bases Simon. Deyln. Court
mes. Smith. A. Schicss. Jmpire-Afr Cullen Time
a game hours aud IS minutes
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NASHINGTO

-Nin batted for Kitson in ninth inning.
Hickman hatted for Sohlahy in ninth inning.
fShFcck cat. hit by batted ball
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sOX BUNCH HITS ON BROWNS.
Chicago Americans Win from st
Louis. Z TO I.

Chicago, April 20.-The Sox punched
their hits in the seventh inning to-day
and eiinehed the same. The Browns
scored in the opening, and held the lead
with the one run up TO the sixth inning.
when Hahn and Jones crossed the plate
on DOnOhue's single TO right
Petty was unhittable up to the sixth
round, when he took temporary flight.
lie was little wild at times, however,
before the sixth, giving one pass and
hitting Davis in the ribs.
Sullivan brought in Robe and Dough-
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21
REDS LOSE CLOSE GAME.
President johnson Watches Contest
Between Reds and Cardinals.

St Louis, April 20-The Reds drop
ped an exciting game TO the Cardinals
this afternoon through inability TO hit
Southpaw Karger when hits meant
runs The visitors lone tally was made
when Kane got a base on balls and
came home on Lobert's lucky triple.
President Ban Johnson. OF the Ameri-
can League, saw the game. Attendance.
1000 Score.
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Famed Trinity 4; George Washington. ..
First base by errors-Trinity 4; Ceorgc Washington
. Left on Trinity Is; George Washington. T.
First base ON balls-Of lane, 5; OF Webb /; Of
Carr s. Innings pitched-By Lane, g. 10y Webb 3
Hits msde-Of lane. 8; OF Webb. Struck out
By Lane 3, by Webb .: by Carr. T. ThFee-base
hts-puFyear. Suiter. Tvo-bas@ hit-iane. Sacri-
FEE hits-Titus. Carr. Stolen bases turyear Smith.
Wrenn Biyens Lane Weber. Double pay-Smith
20 Suter Wild pitchcs-Csrr. Webb. Passed balls
WTenn. stevenson ? Umpires-Messrs. Cum
mings and Crauston Time Of samc-2 hours.
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ERRORS DEFEAT THE PIRATES.
Chicago Takes Final Game of Series
at Pittsburg

Pittsburg. April 20-Chicago took
the third and final game Of the series
from the Pirates to-day by the score
of TO l. Lundgren outpitched Lever,
and the Pirates felded outrageously.
making more errors than hits. With
two Pirates on bases and two out IN
the ninth. Umpire O'Day called the
game In accordance with an arrange
ment entered into between the two
managers before play started. in order
TO allow the locals TO catch a train
Or 81 nttlr Grnrn.
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FiTst base by Philadelphia 2; BROOKLYN /
Left Philadelphia, T. First base on balls
on RGcker. 3: OF Lush. l. Struck out-By RuekeF
5: by Lush. s. Two-hase hit-Doolin. Sacrifice hits
Gieason Alperman. Stolen bsses-Jacklitch. Double
plays-Brsnsfeld Doolin Jacklitch; Courtney
Knabe. Bransield. Gleason. Umpges-Messrs. Klein
and Rigier Time Of game-l hour and As min
utes Attendance. 5.o0e.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21
FUCKER HAS BAD INNING.
Philadelphia Nationals shut Out
BrO0kIyns in Close Game.

Brooklyn. April 20-Rucker mad one
bad inning to-day. the second. when
the Philadelphia Nationals batted out
two runs and secured a commanding
lead. The Brooklyns could do nothing
with Lushs pitching, and were shut
out Score
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21
Gyn,nastie Champ Loses Arm.

New Haven. Conn, April 20.-Max
spitzner. who won the national gym
hastic championship in several events
in the contests at the Madison Square
Garden last year. has lost his left arm.
Ii was torn away by machinery in
camera factory in which he was en-
ployed Spitzner was the champion
gymnast of Connecticut.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21
ST. JOHNS JUNIORS WIN.
Georgetown Prep Team is Beaten by
score of IL 10 II.

The Juniors of ST. Johns College de-
feated the Georgetown Juniors. on the
latter's field yesterday. In an exciting
game. which resulted in a score OF y
10 II.
The boys from Vermont avenue were
in excellent form, and much credit is
due TO Darlington. catcher; Widmayer'
third base. and Clark and o'Dea. in the
outfieId, who handled their plays very
neatly. Although the Junior Props had
two crippled men, they managed to
hold the visitors down TO a close game.
Score
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First base by erron-Chicago. /; St Loais, >.
Left hases-Chicago, 8; st. Louis. !. First base
On hsils-0d Petty. /. Struck 0ut-By Owen. 3;
by Petty. g. Threebase milestone. Two-hsse hit
Isbsn Sacrifice hit-Isbell Stolen bsses-Dough-
erty. Donohue. 2. Double plays-Itohe. Isbell and
D0nolme, 2: Davis Isbell. and D0nohue. Hit by
pitcher-F. Jones. UmpTes-siessrs. Sheridan
and stafford. Time Of game-l hour and 80 minutes.
Attendance-ll 900
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TannehiIl Has Blood Poisoning.

Chicago. April 20.-It will be a fun
month before Lee Tannehill. the clever
White Sox infielder. will be able 10 get
back into the game Tannehill's left leg.
which was spiked in a game at St. Louis.
has been operated upon to prevent the
spread of blood poisoning. Tannehnl is
laid up in bed with a compress above
the knee.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21
GAMES TODAY.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Boston. April 90-The New York Ma
tionals INDUCED in a swatfest at the
expense Of the Bostons to-day. defeat
ing the Bean-eaters easily by a score
of Is to ..
Seymours batting was the feature
of the game. Out of six times at bat
he banged out a home run, two triples,
n-,H t-r.n Ii, c-I.- Gcnrn.
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'Batfed for Wlictts in th5 seventh

First base by errors-Detrcit 2. Left on bases
Cleveland. 8. First base en- balls-Oh Joss of
Wiletts. .. on Euhanks. l. Struck 0ut-By Joss D..
by Willerts. 4. Sacrifice s-Coughiln. Crawford.
Stolen bases Turner. joss, Crawford. Hit by
pitcher-By WiIletts. /; by joss l. Unpire-3ir.
OL0ugbm. Tine Of game-l hour and Is minutes
Attendance-56H
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21
KILLED BY BASEBALL.
st. Louis Lawyer Got Too Excited
at Game.

St Louis, April 20.-Andrew J. Dug
gan. prominent criminal lawyer and
baseball fan. died last night as a result
Of excitement at the St LOuis-Cincin-
natl baseball game yesterday. Duggan
had for years dreaded a fatal stroke
of apoplexy and restrained his demon
strative propensities at ball games IN
til yesterday, when he could not help
cheering Pitcher Beebe.
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:
First base by errors- Washington, . Philadelphia g.
i.eft on bsses-W Washington Philadelphia g. First
base un balls-Of Bender. 8: oft Kits0n Struck
oui-By Bender. 8. hy KitsGn. 4. Home uIn-Lord
Tuehase hits-Pcrrine Gauley, HartseL Sacrifice
lits-Davis. Murphy. Bender. MIL Wild pitch
BENDER Umpre-Ar. Evans. Time Of game hour
and 50 minutes. Attendance. 5sss
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21

First base on haIIs-Uh Young, = on FseIfef, $
of Boultes /. OF McGinnty. !. Struck out-By
McGinniiy 2. by Boutes. /; by Pfefer. l. Home
run-Seymour. Three-base hits-seymour. . Two
base hit-shanuon Sacrifice hit-Devln. Stolen
bases Seymour Brssnahsn. Howard. Hit By pitcher
BY Young /; by Pfeffer. l. Passed ball-0ren-
doH Umpire Mr. Emslie Time Of mme-l hour
and 50 minutes Attendancc-600
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Emer.on pefeat. bethel.
ee5sl to The Washington Herald.

special to The Washington Herald.
Warrenton. Va. April 20.-Emerson
Institute defeated Bethel Military
Academy in this place to-day by a
score of to 4 The features of the
game was the pitching OF Greene, for
the visitors. and. Curtis of the locals,
who displaced Fisher after the sixth in
ming.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21

At New Haven-Yale. :: Amherst, 3.
At Middletown, Conn.-Holy Cross, :;
Wesleyan, 0.
At Hartford. Conn.-Jersey City, 10:
Hartford. 3.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21
YANKEES TRIM BEANEATERs
Orth Keeps Hits of the Boston Team
Well Scattered.

New York, April 20.-Jumping into
the lead in the very first inning, the
New York Americans had an easy time
in defeating the BOstons.
Orth at all times had the Beaneaters
at his mercy, ana kept their hits well
aaaffaraF
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21

FHaT 0a-e ~ eTT0Ts-NeN TOE > b05I0H .
First tase on halis-On Dneen, 5; of Ortiz l.
Struck out-By Dineen. 6; by Orth. 3 Home run
Hoffman Three-base hit-Elbeneld. TWo-hase hits
Ferris, @ Thomas Parent. Eberfeld- Sacrifice hits
-keeer, Chase. Stolen hase-C0nruy. Double
play-Conroy and Chase umpiTes-Messrs. Hurst
and Connolly. Time Of gsme-l hour and IS min
utes- Attendance COO
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21

FiTst base On baIIs-LetYerI s. LundRren, = 5trIcs
out-By Lever. /; Lundgren. 4, Three base hit
Steinfedt Two-base hits-Shocksri. Steinfedt Hof-
man. Wagner Sacrifice hits-steinfeldt. ?. Stolen
bases-EseTs. Steinfeldt Double play-Leach to
ABBY. Bitby pitcher-Chance Passed ball-Gibson.
Umpire-Mr. oDay. Time Of game hours. At
Tendance 1Aa5
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21

First base on halls-oh karger. /; OF Mason. J.
Struck out-By Karger. Z; By Mason, 4. Three-base
hit-Lobert. Two-bass hit-Noonsn- Sacrifice hit
Camel sStolm base-Aiitcheu UmpiFes-Ncssrs.
tombstone and Carpenter Time Of game-l hour
and s. minutes.
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LehIeh Wins Game.

Bethlehem. Pa. April 20.-Lehigh
won to-day's game with the College of
the City of New York in the first in
ming Score:
r. II. l.
College Of y. Y 20 0 000OI 0-3 ,
Lehigh. ............... / Ks 1
BatteTies-WolH and Wagner; Tressler and
| Mackall.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21

Earned mns-GaIIaudet J. Lett On bases-IiaI-
iaudet 10: Fredericksburg s. First base on balls
on Jones' , Struck out By Jones ;: By ODon-
nell g. Two-bsse hits-Marshs.l p Sacrifice hits
Morris Dillon Stolen bases-Marris p Harper 9.
Sharp Horton iatone. Scotts Saunders, . Double
play-Horton 10 Bell. Passed balls-AIoris p Scots
Umpire-Air Holiday. Time of game-i hour and
Is minutes
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Earned runs Business. s. Left on blses-B. H. S
8. b. A. g. g. First base on balls-OH Klopger. s..
Of Hubbard. l. Struck eut-By Kl0rfcT. 8, b.
Hubbard. 4 Three-base hit-Welokcr. J. TWo-base
hits-G Gregory CanGFgr. keenan,. D0nelIy Hubbard
Sacrifice hit-Gregory. Stolen bases-White. Ham
nett Marsien. Keenan, %. Burke. Double play
Gregory lunsssistedl. Balk- Hubbard. Wild pitches
Kloufcr ? Passed halls-Fegsn. 2: Burke L I'm
piTe-Nr Fred Houck Time Ct game-l hour and
5 minutes
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Memphis-Memphs, 3; Shreveport. 4
At New Orleans-Little Rock, 3; New
Orleans, l.
At mingham-Nashville, 3; Birming
ham, /.
At neutrality-suspicious.. 4; Montgom-
arv
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LOSE A CLOSE GAME
Nationals Defeated by Score
of Six 10 Five.
scHREcK GETS a HOME RUN

WashinEtons Do Well Until Last
Half of Game, When Athletics Fall
on Kitson-CnntiIIon's Men Score
Four Runs In Fifth Inning-BIaDk-
enship Gets a Finger Broken.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond, A DanyiiIe, 2.
Roanoke, 81 Lynchburg, 4.
Portsmouth, - Norfolk, /.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
RICHMOND TAKES THIRD.
DaaviIIe Unable "a Hit SaIye-Eight
Thousand Present.

Thousand Present.
Special to The Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va, Apr!! Clover 5000
people saw the Colts take the third
straight game from Danville this after
noon Howard was touched up even
more freely than he was in the first
game The contest was a beautiful one,
and the visitors played much better
than they did in either of the other
games Score;
RHE
Richmond ................0I I20 "A ]
DsnsiIle ...-..............0 0l 00I CO ]
Batteries: Richmond salse and Hinton. Dan
vile Howard aud Edwards
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Three-hase hit-WidmayeT TWo-base hit-E. OrIne.
Struck out-By Orme. 3: by WidmayeT. 3; By Lang
man, 4. Base on balls-orme, 5; sWidmayeF' 8
Langman. g.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21
GIANTS DOWN BOSTON
New York Players Indulge
in ''Swatfest."
SEYMOUR GETS FIVE HITS

out of Six Times Up, EcGraw's Mid
die Gardener Lines Out n Home
Run, Two Triples, and Two singles.
Two Beaneaters Get Across Home
Plate in the Second Inning.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21

Norfolk. Va. April 20.-Three thou
disease finish game here this afternoon,
when Portsmouth defeated Norfolk. 3
to .. Both teams rallied in the extra
inning. Norfolk getting in one run. but
losing out 10y allowing two men to
score on errors. Score:
RH.E.
Norfolk ................ 0l000 u Z {
Portsmouth,. ......,... 0 0 o o / @ o Is ] 0
Battenss Norfolk, Ou and Evans Portsmouth,
Reven ard Burns.
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Roanoke Opens Before Large Crowd.
special to The Washington Herald.

SptclaI % Iht Wa7nln3t0h EtIaiu'
Roanoke Va. April 20.-Roanoke
opened the Virginia League season to-
day with the largest crowd ever wit
messed on a ball field here. winning
from Lynehburg by score of ) TO 4.
Score:
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Hagersto,vn Defeats St. James.

Hagerstown, Md, April 20.-St.
James College proved an easy PROPOSE
ton for the HagerstOwn High School
team this afternoon. Score:
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DAVIDSON SHUTS OUT V. N. I.
FauItIess support Aids Donaldson
90 Win from the Cadets.

Special to The Washington Herald
Lynchburg, Va, April 20.-Davidson
College defeated Virginia Military In
stitute here to-day in a pitchers bat
tie. which would have gone the full
game without score if the Cadets
had given Devault as good support as
the Tar Heels did Donaldson. The
game was uninteresting. despite the
close score. Score:
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sSheehan bsited for TeeVcr IN ninth,
Two out when game called.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19
THE WIFE BEATER
AN ALLEGED MURDERER

The right name of the brutal Mex
ican who so terribly beat his Amer
lean wife at their home in this city
last night, as detailed in another col
umn, is Sylvania Montoya, and he
has n very bad record. He killed
man several years ngo i'm LaPlata
county and was convicted of murder
and served n term in the state pris-
on. He has been charged with pet
ty larceny and other minor offenses
on several occasions since being re-
leased from the penitentiary. He is
very disreputablc character.
1t has always been regretted by
the officers that Montoya was not
convicted when arraigned In the dis
trict court last winter on a charge
of larceny, and sent to the pehiten-
tiary again. There is but little doubt
that he was guilty of the offense
charged against him.
The Mexican is of powerful ply
sique and has a very hard face. The
sherlff's office has his photograph
and record on file. He married the
little American woman, whom he so
badly beat up last night. shortly af-
ter his release from the state prison
II is known that he has often
threatened the woman's life, and the
authorities have long been fearful
that sooner or later he would kill
the woman.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19

Yesterday afternoon late Chief
O'Neil received a telegram from
Charles Huffman, city marshal of
Caldwell, asking him to look out for
Baldwin, as it was believed that he
was on a Rio Grande train headed
for San Francisco. 1t was known
that Baldwin had purchased a ticket
from Caldwell for San Francisco.
A fairly good description of the man
was sent in the telegram.
Chief O'Neil at once instructed
the night police to look out for the
man on Rio Grande Nos. l and
last night, but he was not on either
train. Thinking perhaps Baldwin
might be on one of the noon trains
today Chief O"Neil, accompanied by
Fire Chief Rogers, were on the look
out. When No. 3, Rio Grande west
bound, came in about pm. the two
officers walked through the train.
In the smoking car Chief O'Neil saw
man that looked like the man he
was after. He quietly noticed a scar
on the right hand, one of the marks
of Identification mentioned in the
telegram. The man moved very un-
easily as the officers approached
him. Chief Rogers asked him If he
had a ticket. 81 have" he re-
sponded, and produced a ticket to
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-19

San Francisco. Suddenly Chief
O'Neil asked him, What's the mat
ter with your feet?" MY big toe
is gone" answered the man. That
settled ii. as the telegram stated the
man wanted had one toe missing
Baldwin was at once put under
arrest and taken to the city jail. He
was told that he was wanted on a
forgery charge. ITS all a mistake
about me being guilty" he said. He
asked the officers to treat him all
right and did not deny that he was
the man wanted. He is 35 years
of age and rather good looking. 1t
Is said that he forged check for
largt amount at Caldwell cashed 1t
and started west.
Chief of Police O'Neil wired the
Caldwell officer that he had Baldwin
and would hold him at the Kansas
towns expense awaiting orders.
The local officers are to be con
graduated upon the capture, as 1t
was promptly and well executed.
Baldwin said he came into this
city on Midland No. 1O3 and then
took the Rio Grande No. 3. The man
had ho baggage. not even coat. He
said he had shipped his baggage
ahead. He evidently left Kansas
very hurriedly.