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READfIEID.

Mrs. Hannah Dudley on Tnanks9iN-
ing day cn1t-rtaineSi Mir. and Airs. Vim.
Hunt. Mr. and MI Warren Hunt NJ
Mr.. and Mrs Fr'd Hctt"rnan Of .iu-
gusta
H. H. Frecman passed Than@saivin~
with Mr.. ana Mrs. Fred Brown at
Manchester.
Miss Alma Hall. lttlc daughter Of Mr..
ana AIRS licrbyii HAL Of .1lt. Vernon.
aitcr visiting her aunt. Mrs. +. 4. Con-
don. is now q .;uc5t of her aunt, Mls.
W. \. Hunt.
\. ID Watson Of Rome recently shot
u deer.
Mrs Sadie Thomas passed Thal.lis-
giving in Lewiston with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Waldron. returning Friday.
George Tihbcif& Of belgrade i.
throyhirg grain for NJ. = l7inrIl, Wm
ana Warren Hum. T.. y. G"r,i,n ana
y Il. Thomas.
Mr. Dalt0n.who returned from Z
hunting trip Nrv. g with two deer is
generously remembering his friCnd.;
with deer meat.
Word has been received from Archie
Morrow. who went 10 Providence. L l.,
last Saturday, whore he has cm"i,y-
mtnt at the Friends school with a. H.
Mace formerly Of this place. who il
superintendent of the stock and
grounds.
NJ. :. F-i1leld Of Manchester went to
Boston Wednesday on a business ana
uIe;, sure tTiD.
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Lodge directory
CHAPTER, r. G. s.
BETHLEHEM LODGE. NO. IS, r 6.

RosE OF SHARON CHAPTER. 0. {.
:. Stated meetings the first Wednesday
tyerint, Of each month OF 40. All MEM
perg sujourning in thu city are invited to
attend,
IDA NJ LOCKE, w. NJ.
ELIZABETH A. THOMPSON, Secretary,
fritz
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CAPITAL AERlE, NO. 1850, F7ATEH
NAL ORnEK OF EAGLES. Regular
meeting nights second and LAST Mondays
OF each month 1T 1857 Wafer street.
T.. W. HANKS, ". P.
r. =. tr()t-fi!T!.TN. SEC.
!. H So EE-TAN. Treas.
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IMPERIAL LODGE, .. OF H., NO. 2,
4. 6. U. W. Meetings in Grand Army
Hall the first ana third Fridays OF each
month 1T % D'cioCl.
FAN>IE NJ. Eri.GS G Of II
NELLIE I. FIIILPRTCE, Recorder.
FNIA VI. ROBERTS. F'inan.
Z, 5tnl- w&fritr
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AUGUSTA LODGE. NO. as, y. g. s.
meets in Golden Tr, g Han trr Fn-rih
i,enta IN Golden Cross Ii:tll IL" fourth
MONDAY OF each month.
MISS ANNIE. NJ QUINN. Pres
JOHANNA T. MURRAY. SC
8 A T!iUFSTON. Collector.
mvf
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AUGUSTA LODGE, Is. P. o. e. NO.
~ Meetings the second and fourth Wed
nesdays OF each month nj O'clock
GEORGE W. MERRILL. T.. r.
H t.>EtiATH. Sec'y
t'y7inr R.Trr,-tf
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ODD FELLOWS Hall.

ASYLUM LODGE, NO. 70, REGULAR
meeting Friday evenings at 100 O'Clock.
Friday evening, Dec. 6, work in First Ge-
gre
L. F. WESTON, Sec.
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UNIFORM Rank, KNIGHTS OF
rythEag, King Company, No 4 Regular
meeting first Thursday Or each month.
Captain . r. DOUGLAS.
Recorder. HARRY Il. JERSEY.
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EAST MONMCuIH.

ard Clyde Dalton pas<c'
e.lnrsday With MIS- f. NJ Dudley.
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JePHTHA ENcAMPMENT, NO. 3.
Meetings 1T s O'Clock every second and
fo:rth Tu"s1ay. Tuesday evening. D4c.
1c. nomination of officers. Work III Royal
piuI,c degree. Refreshments.
=. Q. GETCHELI, c. P.
q. w. MERRILL, Scribe.
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EAST READFIELC.

onm0uth Academy viii open for
Nintcr town ncEt TunSNnI-
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UNITED sRoTHERHooD cARPEM

. .rCIE A. GARDNER, n. c.
II. A. HEATH K. Y.
~. u. CLOlGIi, I. X. r.
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CANTON AUGUSTA, NC. e.P. Nj

fteuIar fntcfln2S tI!lTd Iu'SIlV m tfll
ninth ut O'Clock.
a. y. WEEKS. Captain.
a n DRUMMOND Clerk.
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TEXT OF RESOLUTIONS
Passed BY Dartmouth Athletic Council
Regarding Relations With Brown.

Hanover, n. H., April 3O.-The fol-
lowing is the text of the resolutions
adopted Monday evening by the Dart
mouth Athletic Council concerning tn"
SeVerimg Of athletic relations with
Dartmouth College by Brown l'niVer-
sity:
Resolved, That thu Dartmouth Ath-
l.tic Council desires to place on record
its di3apprOval of the action of Capt.
skilin III Withdrawing the Dartmouth
team from the field III = baseball game
with the students Of Brown University
at Providence on Wednesday, April "a,
1907, because Of his dissatisfaction
with a decision of the umpire.
.Resolved, That the council com
mends Capt Sklln's prompt acknowl-
edgment of error.
Resolved, That in the opinion of the
Dartmouth Athletic Council, after
capt. Skillin's acknowledgement Of er-
ror and offer of PREPARATION, there was
left no cause Of offence TO the students
Of Brown University in the athletic
relations Of the two colleges
Prof. +. J. Bartlett has sent Il letter
To William a. Spinn"y, president Of the
Brown A. G., acknowledging the re-
ceipt Of a communication to the effect
| that ErnWn had broken off relations.
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BEEeE DOES GREAT WORK.
Puts Up Fight Of His Life At PhIia-
delpha, Defeating Johnny Allen.

Philadt.lphia. April 30.-"kid" r. cd"
put ~ the Best fight Of his career al
the String Garden \. &. Monday might,
defeating johnny Allen by = wide mar
gin. johnny Dwycr OF Perth Anih"Y
was scheduled to meet Allen, but failed
to appear. ana Matchmaker Douglas
secured Rccb,. 10 take the jersey lads
place.
The crowd didn't take kindly t. the
substitution ana this aroused Berbe' :
, fighting blood. In a speech to The
crowd H., promised to give all "a run
for their money" The kid astOmiSh-
I'd everyone ~ Ills aggressiv"nrSS,
cltvtrness and hardhitting. 1t was
an Rcrhe. Alien was severely punish
ed
In TIL prrlilninarirs Tommy Keenan,
knocked cut Young BATTLING Nelson
III TIE second round; Frank BarSch dc-
fratcd Young Williams;" Jack fitZ-
gerald knocked ont "Di%ic Joe" in the
second round. and Freddy O'Rrirn won
from Frank Mnurc
The Falls Of SrhuYkill \. G. held its
first boxing show Monday night, with
Dimp D'DnnncIl and Jim TrcnWith n
til" principals in the windup. Tr,n-
with deserved the victory.
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HARVARD CREWS PRACTICE.
Fish Takes Place In Varsity Shell
Second and Third Crews Race.

Cambridge Mass, April 30.-F'ish.
Who has been out of the Harvard Var
sily shell for several weeks On account
Of sickness, yesterday rrturin IL It
fpr Il short while The Varsity roWtd
oIW! 40 the Union Boat club in one
stretch. without trying to make fast
Time. ON The return which was r"wed
III easy stretches. Fish took Ldnt'3
place at > in TN. Varsity boat. and
Iiunt returned To the buathnnse in the
launch.
The crew travelled smoothly, botti on
he way down stream and back. FISH
viii soon b.. i'll shape again but ne VIII
nave to DO SOM. unusually good Work
I" diSplacc lInit in the Varsity, as tht'
latter is 4 strong man ana = clever oar.
The Varsity second and thfd crews
had a scrap with the first Freshman
crew on the way back from the Union
Boat CIUb. Tie second Varsity al
lowed the Freshmen two-lcnSths' start
and The third Varsity one length. Al
Harvard bridge the crews 0"cupled Inc
sam" relative positions, but for some
reason the Freshmen stopped rowing
thee. ana before they could get under
Roadway again they We're passed by
both their ornaments and We're unable
IL recover their loss. The second var
sity finally won. after Farley had
raised his stroke To about 30 and "a IL
he minute.
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BOXING NOTES.

Blll SGuires, the Australian is do
lnS his gym work behind locked doors
Honey" Melody is on his way horne
rem Los Angeles and is expected to
ar"iv" in about two days.
Boston Globe: Dick Hyland. The Cal
norma lightweight, must be in bad
standing in his native state when he is
coming East after bouts. The last time.
ne was East he got cold feet and
mixed it, back to the West
Fred Bradley, the Boston heavy
weight. whose bout with Jack Palmer.
me English fighter, was called off on
account of the latter being i'll with
pneumonia in the Quaker City. showed
L sportsmanlilte spirit by not taking
Palmer's 800 forfeit.
George Gardner. the Lowell heavy
weight, is on his way to Chicago from
California. He admits he has outlived
MS usefulness in long distance bouts,
hut says that he is still good for six
round contests. He expects TO get on in
some OF them in the Windy City.
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BROOKLYN SCORES.
Baltimore Temporarily Restrained
from Prosecuting $4,000 Suit.

New York, April D-A temporary IN
junction restraining the Baltimore bast-
ball club from continuing its suit against
the Brooklyn National League baseball
club in a court Of law was granted bE
Vice Chancellor Garrison in Jersey city
Monday.
Oct. - was fixed as the date for tho
final hearing before Vice Chann"llor Gar
rison.
The Baltimore club sue1 the brooklyn
club in the New Jersey supreme court
for approximately $4,000 alleged to %"
due from the sale of players to the
Brooklyn club when the Baltimore club
withdrew from the National League sew
eral years ago.
An intcrOcutory Judgment was granted
by Justice Fort in February because Of
the failure of the Brooklyn club 10 put
in an appearance. The Brooklyn club
set up that 1t had not been served with
sufficient particulars and the interlocuto-
ny judgment was oVerruled.
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American Auto Associa-
ton Makes Big Gain.
May Sutton Wins a Place N
Final Of Mixed Doubles.
Gaudette Throws Gendron in Quick
Time at Manchester.

New York, April "0.-,At a meeting
Of the executive committee Of The
American Automobile Association
Monday il was decided to appoint the
following Ia have charge uc the Van.
dcrbilt cup race ana all similar events
under the auspicies Of the association.
William X. Vanderbilt Dr., r. Pms.
sci Thomas. A. K. Pardington, Frank
q. Webb. A. q. Bachelder. $. N,
Butler, Dave II. Morris. All Of New
York; f. Lincoln LippItt Of Proyi-
drncr, Geo. l.. Weiss Of cleveland ana
Ira NJ. CODE Of Chicago
state associations in PENNSYLVANIA
Indiana, Michigan, Maryland, Wiscon-
Sin ana Missouri We're elected N
membership, and the Auto club Of
Louisville and the Auto Club If PINT
land, VI, We're also given cards Of
membership.
The Colorado Auto Club and The
Rhode Island Auto club We're elected
as state associations under new
amendment to the bylaws, which bro
VideS that in states, territories or fed
eral districts where trr probabilities
are there viii be only one auto club.
any club, provided il shall have A
membership of not fewer than 100
members. shall be eligible To member
ship as Il state association. Eighteen
Individuals Were elected members.
making AN aggregate new membership
of nearly 5000.
Chairman Jefferson DemOnt Thonp-
son of the racing board announced a
meeting Of the executive committee Of
the racing board to be held May Il.
The Vanderbilt cup arrangements
probably will be considered.
Chairman +. b. Hover Of the tour
ing board reported the advisability Of
a touring runabOut division at the
time of the American Association tour.
and offered cup for this event, which
was accepted by the executive com
mittee. Entrants for the annual
American Associations tour are being
received AZ The office Of Tile touring
board at Buffalo. and the prospects
are that there will be q big entry list
before June !.
Chairman Charles Il. Terry of the
legislative board filed an Interesting
report OF the endeavOrS Of his board
in securing favorable amendments to
the motor vehicle laws in several
states. and the introduction of entirely
new bills in other states, and reported
that more favorable statutes would be
perfected in Pennsylvania. Massachu-
settS, Vermont, Illinois ana Connecti-
cut.
Not a single serious objection has
been made TO any of the provisions Of
the associations federal motor vehicle
bill. providing for the registration Of
cars, and therefore the proposed stat
ute will go before the judiciary COM
mittee If the House Of Representa-
tiVCS and be favOrably reported before
the house itself without dissenting
voice, 50 far as reports have been re-
ceiNed TO date, he said.
w. F. Fuller, president Of the Auto
Club IF Hartford, and Paul O. Wolff.
secretary of the Pennsylvania Motor
Federation, We're elected directors of
the association.
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BASEBALL NOTES.

Jack Doyle is managing the Milwau-
kce team this season. lie was chased
off the grounds three times last week
by the umpire.
Jesse Burkett became mduly unruly
in the game at New Bedford Monday
and Umpire James called two police
men. who quickly retired him from
public notice.
The Boston Americans have no less
than nine pitchers out in uniform at
each game all Well and willing to work.
Not 50 long ago a pitcher felt injured
If he was not allowed To pitch every
scheduled game. Pitchers are now often
retained because they are effective
against some one club.
over 5000 ball players are now en-
gagged at salaries ranging from 800 to
$1,000 per month by the rs leagues op-
Grating under organized baseball. EN-
cry player is guaranteed his full sal
ary, although at least one-half of the
clubs will lose money. The players hold
the high cards in our national game.
Houlton Cor. of Bangor CONNER
cial: Harold Hall has returned TO
town for the summer. Hall was one
Of the men last summer who helped
the Houlton ball team make such a
favorable record and if possible II Is
hoped he will wear Houlton uniform
this summer. Halls pitching ability
is of first-claSS order and he Will be Il
valuable asset to the nine.
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Lawrence II: HaverhiIl 2.

Lawrence, Mass. April 3o.-i-n~r"nr4
again demonstrated its superiority "Vt"
the HaV"rhill team today, winning Ivy Il
score Of II To ,. Tic locals outplaNrd
IlaVcllnll al the hat and i'll The nrld.
Ra@lty played his hr-t game on the I'M
tial has: for i.aWr.an accepting many
hard chances ana scoring The first tMo
rntl.s On his loubl" to left tItl1 i'll tlI'1
first time up. Briggs mau" a sensation
al bare hand catch in back Of second
base. Gin'ey put MP fine fleldln% gam"
at third base, making pretty ohe-hdhd
stop and throw to first. The game wa
DELAYED for d short time in the ciSth in
ming when Brennan was struck in tho
face by the bah while attempting to stop
Ahcaru'S hard Bounder. Courtney pat
ted the ban with a vengeance, getting
three clean singles in his four times az
bat.
Lawrence LIB 0 3 . o " o XII IA
Hayerhiil 40 Q . . . D ; .,-G
Rattcrirs-Gatcomb ana Eaton; Hilbert
and Ahrarn. Time, LOO Umpire, Wood.
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POOLROOMS HARD HIT
Can No Longer Use Telephones for
News Of the Races.

New York, April .5.-If the New York
4 New Jersey Trlcphon" co. carries out
its threat the poolrOonlS III this city are
duomcd. 50 far as they rely on getting
accurate Information from the tracks for
their patrons. President Cur!tr an
nounccd that in future any sub -rriber OF
til" company 1T Aque1uct who allows lis
Telephone to b." used for the TRANSMITS
sion Of racing Intelligence from tn track
to the poulrOCinS or their agents in New
York viii have his service discontinued
|: may J." taken for granted that TIE
SAME regulation viii ~ enforced when
Tia" races mCVr 10 the Gtht" tracks
around N,w York, AMI tn" last chanr"
which the ponlr ON men enjoyed Of get
ting anything like detailed information
- tn races 1T the tim" they ar" run will
.mrrtttlly ~ destroyed.
lIi taking this step President CuYlor
has nhlN !ailcn into line VITA tine policy
tn" Western Union adopted last year.
Wh"n Il 81 tinitriy closed its wires ~ the
porirr"n". establishing ccn~or+ AT I'll F,
r:,c,, tracks. ANA refusing to transmit any
messages that might b" inIrnetled for
thr benefit ul those who cater To the
stIN-at hon" b'ttor. Til" l.oplroomS
then MAJ no Gthcr CnurS,' open to them
than 10 take the useless telegraph wires
nut of tnrn quarters. and if the cen
SOr@h!p nn thu telephones is as strict as
il can easily l." n'Adr. m" telephone con
rr.ti"u- also will be vauclt S. even
where inc COMPANY iDcS rot ~ to the
rXti' M IF cutting the suspected
~ n i-'.e ont altcgcth'r. w tn all means
~ speedy communication with the tracks
thus lint N for through wireless teeg
raphy has been suggested IN this conneC-
itun tlcrr is little chanr" NAT any sys.
l. ~ Of III" kind viii H. found practica biz.
t,'t lu"lruUms Will br reduced t. tn"
standing al ordinary hand books, accept
In@ h"t, 1T nnknrwn odds ON horses
Whose starting will BE- 4 matter Of nm
ia lE.f i
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New BEDFORD, April D-Worctster
turned tables on New Bedford this after
noon ara the champions Of last year won
their first game of the season by a score
of 10 10 l. The visitors found the pitch
ing of both Duff and Mccarthy easy to
hit, while Frock was q puzzle To the end.
Knots lifted the bali over the fence in
the second inning for home run with a
runner ahead Of him. All the Worcester
players except Frock nit the ball safely.
Worcester Z q o . N-l0-l5-l
N Bedford Il 0 o g. l. -
Battrrit-S-Frock ard Knots; Duff Me
Carthy ana Coveney. Time 2h. Umpire.
IamtS.
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Tufts Ten---
Maine Four.

Mcdfori. Mass April 30.-Tufts won
h.r first game of thH $, ason today by de-
fratin- the University Of Maine by I
score Of II to 4. Atwood. who started the
game for Tufts. Gid net allow Il hit, but
the visitors III Tie eighth punched three
off Bates. who went into the box III the
seventh, ana made. four runs.
Tufis ........f q 1 ] q o X-l0-lH-l
Name .......u q . q g % q O. + r |
Battcri,~s-AtwOod. RateS ana Boyd
Reyes, Higgins and Gordon. Time 2lh
Umpire, callahan.
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SANGER is OUT.
Cornell Varsity Man Ordered BY PLY
stefan to Stop Rowing.

Ithaca. y. Y, April 3O.-Cornells
rowing prospects received another
blow today when f. II. Sanger No 3
in the Varsity boat. was ordered to
stop rowing by the Athletic Club ply
stefan. Coming 50 soon after the loss
Of Forbes by faculty disqualification
the withdrawal Of Sanger seriously de-
creaseS Cornell chances.
J. II. Bromley took Sanger's place in
the Varsity eight Monday. Ray Van
prmam, the football end, is in the prac
ticn squad.
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MAY SUTTON WINS.
Plays Great Tennis Game and Earns
Place In the Finals.

New York, April 3O.-Miss May SUIT
ton pitted her skill with the racket
against Raymond ID. Little Monday,
and carried off her shots so well that
she won for her side place in the final
Of the mixed doubles.
The match in the lawn tennis tour
namant on the court of the st. Nicholas
rink brought Miss Sutton and Theodore
Roosevelt Pell on the opposite side Of
the net from Mrs. Barger- WalIach and
Little. The latter played with marked
effect in the first set, winning at 81.
Miss Sutton ana Pell won the remain
ing sets without difficulty, however, az
o., 81.
This semi-fnal contest Of The mixed
doubles was preceded by the other
match Of the same round, in whch
Miss Nora lselin and William A.
Larned defeated Miss Margaret Rehf
and Karl II. Behr, Jr., 6-S. 6l,
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MILES MAY DEFEND.
Winner Of Today's Tennis Finals At
London May Challenge Champion.

London, April 30.-In the semi final
~ The international amateur court ten
ms championship game today JAY
Gould beat Page in the, first set 60.
Gould took the second ana third sets,
~ e., thus winning three straight
games. Page was never in il with The
American.
Conscious Of the criticism evoked
py t@ rostponernent Of 4 decision, the
executive court Of the Tennis Associa
u"n met today instead of tomorrow as
Planned. and decided that Eustace II
Miles, the holder of the clIanpionshin
small De permitted to defend Inc title
ana that IN" winner Of tomOrrow's
maj may challenge the champion to
play for the title Nav
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BILL SQUiRES SIGNS.
Agrees to Meet on May 80 Winner Ct
the Burns -O'Erien Bout

San Francisco, April 20.-"Rill'
Squires the Australian pugilist, has
signed an agreement to meet Nav so
the winner of the Burns-O' Brien fight.
The location is not named, but will
probably be at Colma near this city.
Purns and O'Brien are To fight at Los
Angeles May s.
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Vermont SiX---
Colby Nothing.

Burlington. Vt. April aO.-Playing in a
cold drilling rain, the University OF
Vermont shut out Colby today by q
score o. to q. Vermont batted Good
hand in the first inning and, aided ny
Culbs 5 errors, scored four runs. Good"
was fairly effective during the rest of
the game. Colby had men on second and
third several times but Waritney's pitch
ing prevented n score.
Vermont .......4 o u o & ! 0 X-6G-
Cnlty ...........o q g q q Q 0-6-3}-.'
Battcrie--W hitncy ana Burlington
GDudr and Cary. Time 1.fa. Empire,
NuudW Of Vernon.
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GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER.
Pedlar Palmer Held BY Coroner's jury
for Killing Robert Choat.

London. April 3o.--A c?ronor's jury
today found "PcdIar" Palmer. the
English pugilist. guilty Of mansIaugh-
ter in causing the death Of Robert
Chnat, a gas house stokcr. Palmer
struck Choat in Il railroad car coming
from the Epson races April "a be
cause the man refused To stop singing
when Palmer requested him to do 50.
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Baron De Ros, premier baron of Eng
lana, and colonel of the 1st Life Guards.
died on his Irish estate. Old Court.
Strangford, county Down. Monday
night. He was the oath baron of that
name, was born at Brighton in 1927 and
succeeded his father in 1874.
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IN QUICK TIME.
Gaudette Defeats Gendron In Wrest'
ling Match At Nashua, NJ. n.

Nashua. N. H.. April 30.-The short
est wrestling match on record III tiH'
city was held at MOntcalm hall MOI
day night when Henry Gaudette me.
Joseph GendrOn. The actual wrestiIs
occupied less than seven mnuleN
Gendron took the first fall in less tla'
a minute.
Gaudette took the second fall in wv
minutes, and the third in four minus
The Oldest man in Bavaria Is Peter
Huter. of Hasheim. He was 1O2 years
old on February 16.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Baltimore >. Newark
IN Innings.
At Runalo-The Ruhalo-TOronto grm"
was y, Stpuncd; rain.
AT Rnch, .t"r-The Montreal Rochester
game WIS pGstp0ned; rain.
At jersey City-JcrSey city 6. Provi-
dcncr T.
ma. postponed; ram.
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Insane as n result Of despondencv
Miss isabelle c. Douglass, formerly a
nurse It the massachusetts Homeo-
pathfc hospital. threw herself from the
window Of the third story of a South
End house at Boston Tuesday and died
later at the City hospital. The woman
who was 25 wears Of age. recently left
tic hospital 10 serve as maid at a house
on Shawmut avenue. where the tragedy
occurred.