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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-10

Woke Laro and Miss Maria No,o were
married a, san Antonio Catholic church
in this city by Rev. DE Simone last Sun
day. A wedding celebration was held in
the afternoon at the home OF the bride,
who is a sister of Joe and Charlie No,o.
A very large crowd was presen, and a
sumpiuous dinner was served The couple
received many handsome presents. The
contracting parties live in the Cameron
tAnch neighborhood.
rreal coffee disturbs your Stomach. your
Heart or Kidneys, then Try this clever COT
fee imiia,ion-Dr. Shops Health Coffee.
d.. Shoop has closely matched old Java
and Mocha Coffee in favor and taste, We,
!, has no, a single grain OF real coffee in it.
Dr.. Shops Health Coffee Imitation is
made from pure toasted grains or cereals,
with Mails. Nuts, etc Made in one min
ute. No tedious long wait. You will
surely like il. &c, free samle at our
store. ]. NJ. Lawrence s. Co. 2s2u
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-12-07
roc MANY COTTON DEBTS DuE ~ >o,EM.
HER.
HER.

Cotton debts should DO diatTibu'".! over 'hf""
months instead Of all falling due ia November
The aTticl" by Mr.. , II Hobbs IN 'hi@ Issue
presents a phaa" oil pFa''oai economies That '""-
h' to- 20" seriously o"h#'"'f"a by our cotton
'a'h'@'a 'h''e III '"" m"'h a'o'~ paying !" ~"
'f"""'' - q" - way """' ." F""H'" MOI pay
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when obligation" Tor supplies and fertilizer
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-12-07
THE PATENT MEDICINE FRAUD \ THE
FARMER.

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'""' =" " arc g.,
80 ""''' -, ,,o
E"oS'""'' . - .a,m
patent 49, .,n ..n,.o
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county " >" ..,,
'"p''S ~" -" -
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Ito" well n" patent medicine Manufacture
af" carving Out TIL" policy /" ''''""''' % ~"
heavy advertising they ar" no" doing !" MANI
'"rm papers "ea ais" !" """' '""''" p"p"'" '""'
circulate largely in country districts !" '"'
&r"s.''" ! "rn"r could E"i a h'k"'f p'""'"p'" j"
'anc" os'T ta regular rates II ne Mould also Faa
such adV"rtiFtnE. but wh"" u" become "nso3"
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-12-07

millions because of u foolish credit system
., hcrcbx.thc bulk Of cotton debts fall due In No.
,,.,c.d of being distributed over n
period of three months or longer
Let the Cotton Associations and tn" faF"''S
r'nions and the individual farmers CIV" TINS '""'-
ter attention. There is no excuse Tor IT
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-12-07

HaAA A< astr ~ ,oa, hshri. NfrN, ,oa akra
,on, sahfT';ff'os <tft'fi. csG IL krrt y&r .S7atAr,@
'""h ha+r'rsrsats f'p.sfH, q. af;>".r iTfaf ~.
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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-12-07
FARMING.
WHICH SHALL WE RAISE - PTRE.BRrn
STOCK OR GRADES

Messrs. Editors: For the benefit OF us who ARA
trying TO work into the live stock business. kindly
publish the scale or rule BY which \ herd breeds
10. using only a thoroughbred male and confirm.
Ing To breed the female offspring to a thorough.
bred male. Ny understanding is. that Il would
not bc possible tn breed up TO an animal that
could DO registered. But IL we cant. where did
he frat thoroughbred come from
SUBSCRIBER.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-12-07
FAsTeRS RsrsgsE sTATtSrs:
{. n. Moyfield s Co TribuDe Big. New Yo'
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

one >esr.s 500: sir Mont = 50 cents; Three Months. n esns'
TIRE d.t~ orrosiie your name on The Label or warreE sho"s
when our snta rlps on cxIir~s
We s~ad tn pa or 10 responsible suts-ribo.s unil nos'ee'
by ! tier to discontinue. and all afrcasaEea mGsi 10 paid
when ia per 10 ordered stopped
when .esding sub.e,,psion al-ay. say whether II . new
q. rene al. aud IL renewal give ini,ss and nam exactly a.
the appear on your lae~l o. eAp Ain why yov change
~ das~ on cur label 10 not CT ~ sd within three week.
= Ter you remit uease noufs 81 . at once
Eassred ~ Raleigh tNA, omcs = . second elsss ua Ali IN after
l-,,.r. sor pu blicA,tou should tie addressed to -sArkvi!s.
Nj si-sippi-
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24
ALEXANDRIA SOCIAL NOTES

Mrs. Harris was the guest during the
past week OF her brother, Mr.. John s.
Blackburn.
Miss Caroline Lee, who has been the
guest OF her grandmother. Mrs. H. Starr
Wattles. for the the past two months,
has now Joined her parents In their new
home in Pittsburg.
Mr. and Mrs. William Albert smoot,
jr. have returned home, after short
visit to SUFFOLK. Va,
Mrs Eveleth English Is visiting her
mother In Leesburg. Va.
Miss Flora Jeffers. a student Of the
Girls Latin School, in Baltimore. is at
home spending the Easter holidays with
her parents.
Treasurer Harrie c. AnsIey. Of the
Southern Railway. accompanied by Miss
Annie Ansley Master Ercott Ansiey, and
Miss Annie Howard. OF Richmond, have
returned from q trip through the South.
Mrs Marshall Neil. OF Norfolk, Va, is
visiting Miss Lucy Luekett. on South
Patrick street.
Miss Frances Carr, OF Newport News
is the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Gardner
Lloyd Booth, on South Columbus street
Lieut.. Lawrence p. Butler, e. s. A.
vas a weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Doyle Brockett.
Miss Ida Wattles returned on Friday
from a, trip OF six weeks In Bermuda.
Miss Edna Horner is visiting relative.
in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Edward Gregory, of Bedford City
Va. was a guest this week of Mrs. 81
C. c. Peyton.
Mrs. Frank Wise. OF Washington. il
visiting Miss Betty Deacon.
Lieut. Clarence Mcpherson Janney
Twelfth Infantry, L. s. A., was the gues
of relatives during the past week.
Mrs. Harmer, Of Philadelphia, is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs Fred c. Matthews.
Miss Vielette Niles. daughter of Com.
mander Niles, L. S. N, is the guest o.
Miss Edith Ramsey. on Cameron street
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Chandler Lead
beater have returned from ten-day triI
10 Old Point Comfort. Mrs. Leadbeater''
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24
BOYDS SOCIAL NOTES.

Special 10 The Washington Herald,
Boyds. Md. March 23.-Mr. George +.
Pollock. Of Beyds, who, with his family,
is stopping in Washington until next
month. will return here and take Up their
residence for the summer.
Mrs. William D. Henry, Of Chevy Chase,
and a party Of friends from Washington
left recently for Havana. Cuba. Mrs.
Henry's sister, Mrs, George J. Drew. is
now at Miami. Fla, and will Join the
party in Havana. They are expected to
return about April Is.
Mrs. Clara Henderson. of Baltimore,
was the guest OF Dr. and Mrs. James Z.
Deots. at Clarksburg.
Mrs. Charles c. Turner, of Baltimore.
was the guest of her sister. Mrs. Ash
worth. az Kensington.
Mrs, Don NJ. Carr. of Kensiugton, who
was so badly injured ia the Terra Gotta
accident December last, returned home
this week. She Is as yet unable TO walk.
The engagement Of Miss Ellen H.
Thomas. of near Olney, this county.
daughter OF DIR. Francis Thomas, OF Ed
nor. and Mr.. Harry @. Carpenter, of
California, is announced
Mr.. John b. Brewer. OF this county,
who is connected with the United States
Legation at Caracas, Venezuela, was
visiting his friends at Rockville the past
few days,
Mrs. George A. MeTsOn, of Boyds, who
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs
Needham c. Hines. at Carey, n. c., has
left with Mrs. Hines for Tampa, Fla.
Mrs. Harry R. McCabe has returned
from Washington.
Miss Clara L. Little. of Kensington. is
visiting in New York City.
Mr.. Harry c. Armstrong. Of Kensing-
ton. viii leave next week for Norfolk
Va,
Miss Ruth Dade, Of Jefferson. Md who
has been visiting Miss Georgianna Lewis
here, has returned to her home.
Mr.. d. W. shorb Of Thurmont, Fred
ericlz County. having purchased the Ed.
gar c. De Lauder farm here, viii move
here in April
Mr.. and Mrs S. NJ. HUFF, Of Harrisville
Ritehie County. W. Va, who have beer
visiting Mrs. Sara E. Boyd. here, re.
turned home Monday.
At a recent meeting of the Home and
Foreign Missionary Society of the Warner
Memorial Presbyterian Church OF Kens.
ington, Mrs. Henry Runner, wife of the
pastor Rev. Or. Runner, was elected
president; Mrs. II MaXsOn, first vice
president; Mrs. j. ". Townsend, second
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Alexander.
accompanied them and are their guests
at their home on North Washington
street.
Miss Jessie Armstrong has returned
from an extended trip 10 New York and
Philadelphia.
The engagement Of Miss Edna ?. Homer
to Mr.. S. Cooper Dawson is announced,
and the marriage will take place on
April g.
Mr.. Beandrlek Howell is spending few
days with his parents, Nlr. and Mrs. David
Janney Howell
Mrs. Ross Elliott has as her guest Miss
Lucille Peyton, Of Washington, d. c.
Mrs. Henry l. Robertson has returned
from a short visit TO Mrs. James Gibson
in Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Dabney left on Friday for her
home at the University OF Virginia. after
an extended visit TO Miss Elizabeth Jones
and Miss Grace Anderson, IN this city, and
Miss Mary Hooh. on Seminary Hill.
| Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Davidson an
nounce the engagement Of their daughter,
/ Alberta W, 70 Mr West Triplett. OF
/ Markham, Va. The marriage viii take
place in June.
/ Miss Mildred Bispham. who has been the
guest Of Miss Josie Robinson, has returned
10 her home, in Charlotte, n. c.
Mrs. John S. CHAIRMAN has returned
/ from six-week trip to Brevard, n C.
Capt Herbert Bryant and Col, Arthur
Herbert left this week for a short stay
IN Atlantic City.
Miss Mary Harlow has returned 20
Mount De Sales Convent. after short
visit TO her parents. Mr. and Mrs. III. b.
+ Harlow.
/ Mrs. Clarence r. Howard left on
Wednesday for her home in Fredericks-
burg. after a delightful visit TO her father,
Mr.. George French.
Mrs. George Wise. of Seminary Hill, Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Thomas c.
Darst, in Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Phinias J. Dempsey has as her
guest her brother, Mr.. Ormstead Chris
( tian, Of New York.
Among the Easter brides VIII be Miss
/ Cornelia Janney, daughter of Mr., and
Mrs. Robert Janney, whose marriage to
Mr.. Philip NJ Knox win take place on
April 6.
The Sewing Circle was entertained by
/ Miss Rebeeca UhleF on Thursday at hel
home on Cameron street. The member.
CONTINUED ON SIXTH PAGE.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24
ROCKVILLE SOCIAL NOTES.


Col. William Dorsey. who was recently
operated on in a Baltimore hospital, Is at
home. at this place, and is rapidly regain
ing his former strength.
Mrs Gertrude Deliver of Baltimore.
was the guest Of Mrs. Charles H. White
here during the week.
Mr.. Frank Gartreli. OF the Brookeviiie
neighborhood. has gone 10 Baltimore, and
Will make that city hts future home.
Leonard L. Nicholson, tr.. OF Washing
ton, has purchased the dwelling formerly
owned by Gen. Roseerans, at this place.
Mr.. NicholsOn's S parents, now residents Of
Washington, will soon remove to Rock
Vile and occupy the residence.
Mrs. Joseph Gon. Of ST. Mary's County
is the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Addie
c. Maddox, at this place.
Miss Isabel Parsley has returned to her
home, IN this county, after visiting friends
in Howard County.
An old-fashioned quilting party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Cue was one
OF the most pleasing OF recent social
events In the upper section OF the county,
The Rockville Woman's Club met
Thursday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Robert n. Bayliss. The responses for the
day were from Greek philosophers, Mrs,
Elizabeth Offutt read a paper on "Phidias
and Praxiteles," Miss Lillian a. Bennett
contributed a reading, and Mrs. ]. Arthur
Kemp read a paper on "our Forests and
Wild Flowers"
Mrs. William n. Borden, OF German
town, Pa. has been the guest of Mrs.
J. W. Townsend. at Kensington.
DR.. B. c. Perry has removed from this
county to Frederick. and will practice his
profession there. He was formerly con-
nected with the Casualty Hospital. Wash
ington-
Mrs. Edward c. Peter. who has been
i'll fo~ the past six weeks of typhoid
fever. is rapidly recovering,
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

HOTEL PONCE DE LEON.
second House from Steel Pier
ALFRED B. GRIADBoD.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24
VERMONT HouSE
THE WILTSHIRE.

VERMONT AVE, NEAR BEACH.
Trolley Cars 10 Inlet pass door. $50 TO s. daily;
s 20 SIS weekly. II. L. GEIGER.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24
Society ;
CONTINUED FROM FOURTH PAGE.

p. Hatfield, Mrs Cabot Lodge. Mrs. B.
p. Lamberton, Mrs. Stanley Matthews.
Mrs. Merritt. Mrs Duncan McKim, Mrs.
Anson Mills, Mrs. T. b. Moran. Mrs. n.
+. Mason, Mrs. Victor H. Metealf, Mrs.
Simon NeweoHlb, Mrs. Truman H. New
berry, Mrs, r. 3. Oliver, Mrs. Charles w
Rea. Mrs. ". I Sampson, Mrs. W H.
II, Switzerland. Mrs. W. S. schiey. Mrs
Henry q. Sharpe. Mrs. ". H. Taft, and
Mrs. John Weeks.
Mrs. Garges, of q street was hostess
at a matinee euchre Wednesday. when
her guests were Mrs. Childs. Mrs,
Barnes. Mrs. Foster, Mrs Curtis. Mrs.
Hewans, Mrs. F. W, Parker, Mrs, lie
Roy Parker. Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Sewell.
Mrs Weleh. Mrs. Nottingham. Miss
Nottingham. Miss MoGregor, and Mrs.
Jones
Miss Isabel Pechin, of Eslin street, is
the guest Of friends in New York.
AIRS. Emma Reba Bailey. who has
been with Der daughter. Mrs. Marie b.
Schrader. OF New York City. at Atlantic
City for the past fortnight, VIII return
70 her home in II street Wednesday.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24
HofeI Shorenan1. 21l,

Virginia ave. and Beach Am. and Eup plan. Cafe
s. S. PEOEBUs, Prop.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

held at the home of Miss Maud jackson,
OF Thirteenth street. the club elected
officers as follows; President, Miss Maud
Jackson; treasurer, Miss Florence jack
son, ana secretary. Miss Katie Lynch.
Announcement has been made OF the
engagement OF Miss Lulu julien TO Mr..
Lundy. Of Washington.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24
The PENNHURST

EleFatoEi steam neati sun faEloFs lllFals oaLI
application. W. B. GOTTEN. mhl0- 81
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24
SPRING RESORTS.

The Atlantic City Office of The Washington Herald located in
the Bartlett Building of Atlantic and North Carolina
nue where advertisements be inserted regular Office rates
H. S. Wallace, special representative.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24
RALEIGH 40 SOsT ssTrsssssTflx. sssTHT

NoaeFats-price hotel, centrally located on the
reach. Accommodation service. and cuisine excel
snY IA tswR at similar prices. Booklet aHd spring
rates II. J. DYSES
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

vice PRESIDENT Mrs Kumler, secretary;
Mrs. c. Depuy. treasurer; Mrs. Buck,
secretary. home literature. and Mrs. J.
H. Davidson. secretary. foreign literature.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24
THE SAVOY

ATLANTIC CITY. n, J.. Michigan Ave and Beach.
Ofen ali the year. Steam heat. Elevator to street
level Booklet on application. WM. r. HOOD.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24
THE new ROMAH.

IHE HEW HUHlNNs AND bAAtH.
Spacious ocean sisw rooms en- SUITE With baths
slee.tYie lights: elevator &c- Booklet. 5. J. CO-
HEN and ii. scHMABE Props. and AgrA
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

CHELSEA, ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
Directly on Beach Beopens Msrch p 1901. g
4. HAkLEY, The Newport. Sprucs and lsth Sts..
Pa, tel.est
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

Mrs William n. Borden. Of German
town, Pa. has been the guest of Mrs.
J. W Townsend, at Kensington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-31
{. N. FRY" WINS
PREFER Stakes
Heavily-Played Favorite at One
to Two Murders the
"Rnokies.n

NEW ORLEANS, January 60. NJ.
Fry" a heavily-played favorlte. easily
won the premier stakes for two-year-olds,
the feature of to-days Fair Grounds
card. A heavy rainstorm broke out just
as the first race was ueing run, almost
obscurtng the horses. Summaries:
First race-five furlongs; selling-Guy
MannerIng a to y first, Clifton Boy % TO
" second Simplicity Q6 to D third. Ilme'
1:03 3-5. ~
second race-six furlongs-Lady Ma
yarre e to o first, st. Valentine @ to y
second, Elfail az to y third, Time, i:24'
Third race-five furlonss; handicap
Glamor a to 81 first. Pity q to u second,
Charlie Eastman Is to % third. ii'ne'
LOB 3-5.
Fourth race-half-mile; Premier Stakes;
two-year-olds-E NJ. Fry q to y hrst.
Blue Lee g to II second, ziepren Qo 10 -
third. Time. :5l %.
Fifth race-tlve furlongs; selling
ISnighton e to y first, Duessa OF 70 y
second, Manis az to y third. Iime'
los 20.
sixth race-mile and a sixteenth-For-
eigner e to y first, st. Noel QS to %
second. Gladiator % to y third. Time,
1868 4-5
seventh race-mile and sixteenth; sell
ing-Mahogany q to u first, Eta NJ. S4o
to y second Brilliant % to u third. inns
lob I-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-31
NEIL WANTS FIGHT.
California Featherweight Anxious
to Meet His Couuuerors.

Los ANGELES, January 30-Erankie
Nell Claims the right to fight for the
featherweight championship. and says
the championship should be decisive.
and not Ike result of decision on
points by q referee, He also says that
at the end OF his fight with Abe Ate
I'm Los Angeles. Fourth OF july, he was
strong and could have gone twenty
rnlnds more II necessary.
You can say for me that have
record no other fighter except Jim JEFF
fries can boast Of" says Nell. Never
cnce In my ring career have l been
down for the count. and. out of thirty
MAE fights, lost two amateur decisions
to Eddie Hanlon. afterward fighting
him TO fiftcen-round draw. / lost one
to Harry Forbes on an unallowed foul
in the Reliance Club, Oakland after
ward knocking him out, once In San
Francisco. in two rounds, and again
In three rounds in his native city of
Chicago. / lost one to Jim Bowker. CT
England. another champion made by q
referee on points at the end of TWEEN
ty rounds ard l have tried every pos
sIble way to have him give me re-
turn match. even going so far as to
dictate his own terms, but he can't see
Ii that way. and like the rest of my
opponents. liz able to rest on his laurels.
which he knows l can take from him
should lie give me q chance. ! would
also ike to cali Your attention to the
fact that Mr.. Bowler consumed pint
o. blandy during the last twenty TWEEN
" rounds OF the contest.
Lost one to Abe Attell after the con-
test had gone the limit, twenty rounds
j asked BIN 10 sign for a return match
the nest day. TO take place in Novem-
ber He said he would meet me later
as he had theatrical engagements to
attend to then, and he left for Chicago.
So much for another champion made
by o referee, who goes around packing
the McCary belt, which the third man
in the ring was Kind enough to hand
him.
During my theatrical engagements l
have met all the featherweights, and
always held them safe. Now. 1t is
rather strange that all these fighters
who hold decisions over me refuse to
give me a return match.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-31
MORE BALLOON ENTRIES.
Spain Will Send Three Ae onauts
for Bennett CUP Race.

NEW YORK. January SO.--Just two
days before days before the entries
close for the james Gordon Bennett in
ternational aeronautic cup race. which
IS to be held at St. Louis on October
18th, a cable message was received yes
terday at the headquarters OF the Aero
Club of America, stating that the Royal
Aero Club de Espana Will send repre-
sentatives to compete In the contest.
The list OF contestants now includes
members of the French, English ana
Spanish clubs.
a The entries from the Spanish club
will be Captain A. Kindean y Duani,
who finished NTH in the Bennett cup
race last September in Paris, and who
was ono OF the few contestants to cross
the English Channel: Lieutenant Emilio
Herrera and Senior u, g. de Salamanca.
who finished eighth and twelfth re-
spectively, In the same race. The
names of the French and English con-
testants have not been announced us
yet.
The German, Belgian, Italian and
Swiss clubs are eligible to compete In
this race, but as yet their entries have
not been received. Word had been re-
ceived by the local Aero Club that tho
balloons of the foreign competitors will
BIO admitted to this country free Of
duty for racing purposes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-31

among the nominations, as Ia also his
stable-mate. Hylas. Good and Plenty has
been on the verge of n complete break
down for nearly two years, but he has
been patched up enough at times to en-
able him to run and win. Few, IL any,
better jumpers than Good and Plenty
have ever been produced on this side OF the
Atlantic, and wall-informod judges con-
sidcred him. ct his best, the equal OF
any English Grand National winner of
modern times.
II Good and Plenty fails to stand up
under the eSigencies OF training the task
of upholding the stables reputation will
deyolvc upon Hylas and the younger
horses, which include Hot Shot, Calfor-
mia King Artery. Paul Jones and Locked
out. Hylas, twice winner of the Cham
pion steeplechase. would appear, on that
ground alone, capable OF meeting any
emergency but It may be questioned II
he was ever within ten pounds of Good
and Plenty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-31
GIANTS PAID
DOCTOR BILLS
Mike Donlin Was Cared for to
the Extent OF
Sa4a.
CLUB HAS THE RECEIPTS

NEW YORK. January 3o.-Rumors
world concerning Mike Donlin were
proved to be absolutely false yesterday.
when Fred Knowles, the secretary of
the New York Giants, gave out de-
tailed statement and. showed receipts
which proved concluBively that the en-
tire expense OF Donlins accident last
summer was borne by the club man
ayers. Donlin broke his ankle during
one OF the games early in the season,
and few days ago 1T was stated by
man who protested to know that Don-
lin complained that his bin for medical
attendance had not been paid. Out of
this was deduced the story that Donlln
was at loggerhcads with the club man
agement
The statement issued by Knowles
had been spent by the New York Club
for physicians services during the sea-
son. The sum of $242 was reeeipted for
by Donlin as part OF this. He itemized
William o. Rau. Sl2i: medical attend
ance in Cincinnati SIS; medical attend
ance in New York, $50; making the
total s2i2. Receipts for the full expen-
diture are now in the possession of
Fred Knowles. and will be exhibited
TO the. unbelieving fan on request
over the reports that he Is at logger
lleads with the management OF the
club. The slugSer of the Giants main
tnins that he never WAS on such got
terms with Manager McGraw and the
rest of the New York outfit than at
present.
This talk about difference existing
between the New York Club and my
self IS all hot air." said Donlin yester-
day. WHO wouldn't want to play on
the Polo Grounds? Mr.. Brush. Johnny
McGraw and the rest of the fleet have
treated nc well, and appreciate 1t;
but why do people want to put me
wrong?
III be playing with tho Giants the
same as usual next summer. | haven't
got game leg. That little break
is Just n trife. and my foot IS as
strong today. as 1T was at any time
In my career"
Billy Elmer is on hand to bear out
Donlin. Donlin plays handball every
day ct Elmer's gymnasium. and man
that can play handball can get out and
play baseball. To play the ancient
Irish game one must be as active as in
baseball After each handball session
Donlin comes out without d limp
Donlin says that after q prolonged
session at handball he feels no Ill eff
fccts. This surely IS n good sign and
he wants every one TO know that he
would sooner play under McGraw than
any one else.