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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-16
SWEET MELODY FLOUR
EoTtOD OF JUDICIAL SALE.

NOAAS14 UT OOOASAE1A SF&AAGAa
Pursuant to q decree of the Cir.
Quit Court of Harrison County, West
Virginia, made and entered on the
nth day OF September. 1907. In
Chancery order book No. 20. page
215. in the Chancery cause of Elfhu
T. Parks ct al. VS.. Hiram r. Daw-
son ct al, will on
Saturday, December 18th, 1907,
at the front door of the Court House
Of Harrison County. West Virginia.
at O'Clock P n. of that day. offer
for sale to the highest bidder. the
following rescribed real estate: to-
wit:
A tract or parcel of land lying on
mile Creek, in the village of Wal
lace, in Sardis District, Harrison
County, West Virginia. containing
four and one-half (4h) acres. more
or less. less all the coal, lie of the
oil, and onehalf OF the royalty on the
gas in an under said land, which has
heretofore been sold, and also less
small lot or parcel of said land.
which was conveyed by the said
Hiram r. Dawson to James S. and
Dona b. Barker by deed bearing
date the End day of February, 1906,
and recorded in the County Clerks
0A@NG Va mai lbOh SOuhlst =
ginia, in deed book No. 153, page
29S. and being the same land con-
yeyed to the said Hiram r. Dawson
by James B. Dawson by deed bearing
date the 1st day of June. 1896. and
recorded in the proper office afore-
said in deed book No. 95. page S1S,
less the lot or parcel conveyed TO
Bankers, and the coal. 1-16 of the
oil and one-half of the royalty on
the gas, as aforesaid: also
Another tract or parcel OF tano
described as follows: Lying on
Barnes Run. a branch OF Little Ten
| mile Creek. in the village of wal
! lace. Sardis District, Harrison coun-
ty. West Virginia, and containing
20 7-18 square rods. more or less
and being. the same land conveyed 20
the said Hiram r. Dawson by T. u.
Orr and wife by deed bearing da9a
the 25th day of April. 1895, ana
corded In the proper office or H.
! rison County. West Virginia. In dS -
book No. 102. page 445. and nd1d!n-
ing the tract or parcel Of land de,
| scrfbed above. TO which several
deeds reference is hereby. made Tor
more complete description OF TWO
said tracts of land.
TERMS OF SALE:--one-third
| cash in hand on day of sale. one
third IN six months. and one-thtrd Ia
| twelve months. the purchaser Eyiue
his notes with approved personal Sc
curity, and vendors lien to he re-
taired to further secure tho same.
These two tracts or parcels 81
land will be sold separately and
apart from each other. There IS q
| dwelling house nrd also outhuild'uS'
on these pronertles On the Iergei
MARCEL or tract Of land is PRODUE'
INC OIL WE'LL, and oue-st%teentf
t1-16) az all the ofl 20 Re nreducet
and saved and ora-hslf OF the ROYAL,
~ on tho g-a, F-o-o IN under said
tract, GO with saId land.
| CHAR ~ =. C0FFNAN.
GuneVnI Cornr''sr'orer
III T.. Fleming. IIeuutv for p"nel
w. wIlU"urs. Clerk. Of the Circuit
Court o. FIarrESon County. Wnrt VIZ
| gipip he-chv co-tIfv that bond w''N
en~nrI.v punrovad nv me "a ennlc'
tent rr1 n tFa ra~sltv nrnv''"d ny
aaId dacraa hee been given nv saic
| spec!nl co---r'-oIo-n-
II rNTrN6 nor-''v.
For IT w .vTrr,Tt7rs cork.
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-16
BAlr"OmaO'na
RAILROAD.
Sche6Bpe e-ecrTyr Spap :. 1907.
G6A2LcGBUE9. ". va
Daily Daily eTc0uf SEinkinw

CnaBEsBURR. ". va.
Daily X Daily except Sunday.
3 Sunday only.
AAxW LfHE, EASTBoUUD.
Cumberland. Washington, Baltimore
Phlla6e9phta ana New York. depart
ss:52 am. $40 pm. se:S5 pn.
Arrive sIS:5S am. 1855 am, Ss:oe pm.
9rafton Accom-. de9art 5000 am
17:sS pm, YS:SS. Arrive S1:2S am
1900 pm. $3.50 pm,
aarkePsburg. cincine atl. LouiSvtISo an9
am. sos pm Arrive 1888 an, "S:4'
aaTsersSurg Aeon. Depart. '7:ss an.
E4:e9 pra. 1850 pm Arrive "1e:2t
ON. x7:2s pm; sS:s$ pE pm
2onnellsville and Pittsburg. Depar'
x6:15 am. Arrive x11:05 pm
rairTnQnt an6 MorEantoWn, Depart
xS.1SAom. Arrive 1855 am.
". va 8 PTTEsS. 6OUZRB0UND.
Weston. Depart x6:o6 am xl1:50 am
Arrive 1856 hn. zs:4o am. <2:ls PM
ptcksns, bepalt xs:oo am. Arrsvs
xS:55 am. x7:06 DIM
Redwood aud tnteTmediaSe points, De
part xs:s0 am. x11:5e am. arrive
-o.16 pm. k7:O5 pm
Webster SprinCs Depart NI1:3s an
WEST va 3NoR4 xnTR.
fev MartinBville and Wheeling Accom-
Depart $500 am. x2:46 pm ArTavS
K1l:2s arm $3.50 pm
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Itching piles provoke profanity,
but profanity won't cure them
Doan's Ointment cures itching.
bleeding or protruding piles after
years OF suffering At any drug
store.
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c. Z. HICKMAN
Architect and Builder

Plans. speciHcattoas and Con.
tracts drawn for all kinds of build
mgs and improvements. VIII con-
tract for completfoR of any or all
Kinds of buildings ia any part of the
country. it
Forty Years BxpeSsence.
Satisfaction GHaFAsteeo
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-16

DeWitts CareoIised Witch Hazel
salve Is healing and soothing. Good
for piles. Sold by all druggists.
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GREENLAwN

4 beautiful and we'll kept ceme
terry near tho city. All lots under
perpetual care. Think what thai
means. perpetual care. For any in
formation desired call $50 W. Mair
81, tho cemetery or 21T HOME
phone,
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One tract containing 3 $1,000
acres on Raymond Heights. beaati-
tiful elevation. native shade trees,
and is in one hundred and fifty feet
of trolley line.
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

watch the Globe Clothing store
window for the 100 pieces of chino
~ = CHINA closer 10 De given pwal
free.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-16

Two handsome dwellings on
Thompson street, near Clay.
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IL acres adjoining above tracts. all
.underisld with . foot vein of coal.
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onae tract OF 7-1S0 acres sd1oin-
Ing tile above. alaN shade trees and
close. to the street ear line.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-16

One fine building lot on stree
car llne al Point Comfort, Il
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4s splendid building lots in Broad
Oaks addition to clarksburg. all lev
eli aud smooth. on Harrison and
Daisy streets.
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Two 8-room brick houses "a Me-
shanic street.
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Two, tracts containing 2 14-1O0
and 1 $500 accrea adjoining he
above.
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One new T-room dwelling on JEFF,
fersoa street. near Clay.
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FamLIy groups. ~ sises-wlLson
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One Groom cottage on Daisy
street, Broad oalB. lot 5Oxlso. rents
for $3.50 PSF annum-
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One fine building lot on Buekhan-
non avenue, sine 4sx12o.
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One good store building In Broad
oaks with ave rooms on second
Ioor. ]
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Two small cottages at Union
Heights on street car line. they rent
for $s4 per annum each.
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We oaa show you more real es-
tate to select from than all others.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-16
Real.
Estate

Four lots on South Chestnut ST.
each SO feet front ana running
hack geo feet and over, very large
lots but lay rather Steep Essp1ea-
did proposition to build a small
house 20 rent for ten. twelve or
a6teen dollars per month"; near the
business section.
FOR RENT. New house Of s.
rooms just finished located back. OF
the Catholic church; rent $a2 per
month
WANTED. Fifty houses to rent.
In any part of the city; We are con-
stantIV turning away people want
Ing houses. If you have house to,
rent list with US today
WANTED. Five or ten acre
tracts suitable for poultry raising.
not far from the city and as con
ven4ent' as possible to the trolley
Itne.
FOR RENT. New houses in
GeHWood not yet finished. has
rooms and pantry all finished In
oak. viii be ready in a few days.
Rent SIS per moRth.
House OF six rooms on Thompson
street with bath. pantry and ali the
modern Oonvenieaces. in good con-
dtttou; lot 1896 feet Pric S., 0oOp
i-one-third cash, balance In one aud
two years with interest.
II you want to save rent we wilaI
build you a house in Glenwood os,
u fine cot and you can pay for 1T,
in monthly payments and IN that
way by saving your none can sOoas
own your own home
II you have properly 20 sell or q
rent list with as; or II you want
90 buy Of cent property In,
any partS09 Eiae city or
county see MS
The LynCfl.-HliOt
RED Estate & Impr0YemeRCO
319 Empire Bldg.
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A Cordial Invitation
Is exteadsd
ALL S0UTHERNERS
The JHLIO Bootb
aH6e
Jamestown Exposition

Located in Food Products Building at es
trance TO horticultural Court.
We have provided q SPACIOUS Rest Room
especially for your oouvenhsnoe, where you
may meet friends, write letters. read pour
favorite magazine, etc., etC.
Our demonstrators WI b GLAD TO serve
you with JELL-O, thS dainty dessert, and
Ice Cream made From JRnz-0 I0R CREAM
Powder. free, and explain how easily they
can be preparation tho table.
The esnesee Pure Food Co7~lO Roy, n. 7.
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ons four room cottage on Bridge
street, Broad Oaks. fine large lot,
can be divided into tire lots.
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Two ane residences on Clay street
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One neat three room cottage In
the Industrial addition; rents for
$3.50 pen anDum.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-16

Il fine lots IN the Industrial adj
ditiou-
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We also have large tracts in Pet1
kin and Garfield counties. Colorado,
finely improved and irrigated. In
best agricultural section in United
States, which we ofaer for sale or
trade.
This property has; never been, Of
fered for sale before. The indus-
trial activity In Clarks6urg IS orea-
ting a great demand for nose
homes. We are Offering nearly two
hundred lots 40 low nrices. Bay
and build a house. 1t VIII pay from
ten DO Is per. cent on Investment,
Buy where you can make good
easy tOrma and deal direct with
owners a'r I'll 'pa11.iU.t--1.,' 1.F +
We oaa show you more real en-
tate to select from than all others.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-16

One nice residence On Maple ave.
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sw~vr MrroDv VLoUR.
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WANTED. Fifty houses to rent.
In any part OF the city; We are con-
stantlV turning away people want
Ing houses. If you have a house to.
rent list with US today
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-16

FOR RENT. New house Of s.
rooms just finished. located back. OF
the Catholic church; rent see. per
month
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@NR N
NG
e splendid building lots in B Broad Ga,
oaks addition to claFksburs, al lev,
q 1po . smooth. Oh harrison ana
L me lots IN the Industrial az
,
ons four room cottage on Bridge
street, Broad Oaks. fine large lot,
One neat three room cottage in
Heights on street car line. they rent,
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II Y, NJ rNErNYc nnr~'v.
For II w .vTr rTt0rs cork.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
LOST THE SECOND
TO LANCASTER
The Peaches" Shut Out
Again by "Red Roses" at
Lancaster

LANCASTER. May by defeating
Wilmington yesterday the Red Roses won
their sixth victory ia the rri-statc race
and indications are that they intend to
keep up their winning gait.
Although the Peaches went down by a
score of to O. their playing was sharr
at an times but they are lamentably weak
with the stick
McNeal was in the box for the visitors
and his work was good enough to win
1undor ordinary conditions. lie was wei
supported hy Cassidy Lauterborn and
McCarty, who played at third for the
Peaches. Steve Griffin was not in tho
game he having been released by Man.
ager Connolly
Red Maher was IN at short and h9d ono
of the two errors made by Wilmington
TO his credit Lancaster got just enough
hits IN the third and fourth innings &c
make the game safe for them.
Wilmngaon's best chance occurred ir
the seventh when Grady pounded out O.
single went 90 second and third on in-
field outs. Lauterborn, however, was no
equal to the occasion and went down
The score follows:
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
DIAMOND FLASHES.

Another shut out.
Good folders
Don't seem 90 be able TO hit.
Can't win games when don't make runs.
Held Lancaster ito three runs-not so
bad
Played the game in one hour and twen-
ty minutes.
Cassidy, Grady Mccarthy made the
hits
Mccorty and Lauterborn did some sharp
fielding.
Cassidy had 10 put outs and . assists.
So did Deal
THE SHIFT in the team yesterday should
make an Improvement.
Vinson hasn't made a hit since he made
his home run.
Trenton gave York coat Of the white
wash our Joe pitcher for York, too.
Wilmington and York will fight it oui
for last place this afternoon-IIope W,
win the game.
Lancaster and Trenton meet this after.
noon. This should be warm session.
Herzog. the York third baseman, is
playing his first league ball. Manager
Weigand secured him from the Spar
rows Point A. A.. the amateur cham.
pions Of Maryland He is brilliant
fielder and is as fast as a bullet.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
ORTIZ THE WHOLE SHOW

BOSTON. May albert Orth was
the main cause for the defeat OF the
Boston Americans at the hands of the
New Yorks yesterday afternoon by a
score of to 1.
Albert has seen service in many
campaigns, but he still ranks with the
best I'm the land, and when it comes to
hitting the ball just cast your eye at
his batting record. He made the first
home run of the season on the grounds
here on a clean drive to right centre.
and that was the run that tied the
score. Afterward he came close to
knocking "A timber off the fence in
front of the left field bleacher.
This netted him a double, and he
afterward scored, so he performed the
rare feat of "a pitcher scoring the tying
and the winning runs i'm a gameF some
thing seen very seldom I'm baseball.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01

Jav Gould's strongest opponent IN ihe
Eemi-nnals I'm the International anna
teur court tennis championship tour
nament i'm London win be " II. PEN
nell. champion of 1904. whom Gould
met and defeated for second prize last
year. the score being is games TO q
Penneu is regarded as the best ama-
teur in England, having defeated Eus-
tace H. Mills I'm 1904
IT, w. r. Burrows yach, zent, which
IS 10 compete in the Liplon Cup ocean
race from Sew York 90 Bermuda, has
been launched at Hamilton, Bermuda
and win rapidly be rushed TO compile
ton. Designs submitted by the owner
indicate "a very scawortny boat
Richard Mansfield. the actor. IS ono
OF tire latest additions 20 new member
ship ia the Automobile Club of Amer
lea.
The result of the dual meet between
Columbia and Pennsylvania track
teams at Columbia oval Saturday viii
be largely as tryout for The Morning
side athletes. link, Hetherington,
Hoyns. Bull and Ryan viii compete,
but they are not expected to have
much chance TO win against such
Pennsylvania cracks as TAYLOR, Cort-
well, WhUeham Bonsack, Root Jones
and Haskell.
Roaert c. Fisher. New York Yacht
Club has sold to Senator ID. Henry
Cochran. of Pennsylvania. the sixty
fivo foot cruising launch Aletes Ill
Tho Yacht wlu nt out at City Island
and De delivered at Chester, Pa.
with Yale. Harvard Cornell, Penn
sylvania and Georgetown represented
in the COLLEGE varsity race the New
York a. c., three Ph.adelphia and
several other cities represented i'm th,
race for athletic clubs, not TO speal
of other events. the nth annua
American regatta on the Schuylltill
May %. should he greater than tina
of an previous yoarf.
There is hot hrht on in the cleo
tion OF the New Jersey Automobile anC
Motor Club at Newark next Monday
Two fun tickets are i'm the field, th'
regular being headed by Angus Sin
clair for president. and the opposition
by William C. Shanley.
e. T.. smathers. who won the Mem
phis Gold Cup. driving Major Delma
TO victory over Lou Dillon In 1904. ha.
offered the trophy back to the Mem
phis Trotting Association. Ito be race
for in a single mile dash for trottinl
mules. amateurs only TO drive, and n'
owner TO enter more than one mule
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
trenton shnt out YorI..

YORK. Pa, May l.-York lost to Tron-
ton yesterday by the score Of TO o. The
game was hard one TO lose for the locals
who outplayed and outhatted the Jersey
ties. They should have won IN the seventh
score was not forthcoming. A feature was
fine running one-handcd catch by Ma
goon of Berry's fly. which prevented York
from tieing the score. The game was a
pitchers battle between Myers and Poole.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
POLICE AND FIRE
REPORT FOR APRIL

Chief Of Police Black has completed
his report for the month of April. The
following arrests were made: Assault
and battery, 10; bastardy, /; breaking
and entering. /; breach of the peace
2; carrying concealed deadly weapons
e: contempt of court, /; committing
nuisance, /; demented or insane, 3; de-
sertion of baby, /; drunk. 1O6; trunk
and disorderly .; disorderly conduct
33; exposing person, 3s lighting on the
street. 6; keeping disorderly house, 2;
keeping house of i'm fame 2; larceny
pa larceny as bailee ]; murder O.;
nom support, Z; neglect minor children,
Q; obtaining money under false pre-
tense. . peddling without license b;
pointing pistol /; playing bah on
street. !. rape. 1 concealing stolen
goods. / runaway boys, 3; soliciting, p;
trespassing. IL; violating city ordi-
nance. IL; vagrancy, 6; wife-beating'
10: witnesses. 26; violating automobile
law, I; allowing female dog TO run at
large while a. heat l. total, SIG.
Though there were thirteen fires dur
ing the month none was serious. Nine
were extinguished by companies re-
spending to still alarms. The list fol-
lows;
April ., Cedar and Wright streets, A.
r. Mcdonnell. loss about 500, still
alarm; April =. No. s24 jefferson street,
Frank Mcdaniel, loss slight box 2S;
April 4. No. 213 West Second street,
- Charles Rastaur, loss $500. still alarm;
April z. p. & O. bridge, loss S25, still
alarm; April z, No. AIS Tatnall street
Charles Henderson. loss slight still
alarm; April 10, No. 4Ol North Franld n
street. Joseph Ward. loss slight still
alarm; April is, No. Gil West Fifth
street. Miss Jennie Young, loss slight
box ia. April 20. No. 229 Monroe
street. Miss May Horwitz, slight loss
sun alarm; April 20, No. 9l7 Tatnal
street John Daglos. slight loss. still
alarm; April %. No. 2l3 West Front
street suu alarm; April "a. No. 1908
West Thirteenth street, w. n. Kennard
small loss. still alarm; April 27, foot
Tatnal street simmons & Brother
small loss. stiu alarm; April 30 Hart
mann & Fehrenbach Brewing Com
pany. slight loss. box 13.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
Mt AIRY.
JOHN l. TO MARRY
It is Said That Dan Cupid Has Knocked
Him Out.

According to a New York paper
John l.. Sullivan is to take unto him
self a wife as Dan Cupid" has called
time on him and has him out at the
count
The article regarding Johns coming
marriage is as follows:
John l.. Sullivan, pugilist, actor.
lecturer and monologist, after a sue
cessful engagement Of 1l6 weeks on
board the water wagon. has been
knocked out by Dan Cupid. Just as
soon as he gets a divorce from Annie
Bates, a handsome woman whom he
married In Providence, in 1888, John
will sign articles of agreement with a
wealthy New York woman who has
sufficient confidence i'm the big fellow
to share her fortune with him.
Sullivan denies that he is contem-
plating return engagement with the
parson Former Deputy Police Com
missioner James f. Mack. attorney
for John J.. i'm the divorce proceedings
and Frank Hall, manager of the for
mer champion fighter, today admitted
that John was about to be married
but refused to give the name of his
prospective bride.
Sullivan lived with his first wife but
a short time. When they agreed to
separate John gave her house in
Boston and went his way. A son born
of this union died many years ago
About fifteen or twenty years ago Mrs
sullivan sued her husband, then in
the zenith of his pugilistic fame, for
S200 She was successful
During all the years that have in
tervened John L. has sidestepped the
little fellow with the bow and arrow
but Cupid kept I'm training and got"
the big fellow John went down for
the count
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
DELAWARE OYSTERS
FOR CHESAPEAKE

For the first time in the oyster in
dustry of Baltimore, a number Of Mary
land schooners have been engaged in
freighting seed oysters from beds in
Delaware bay to planters in the lower
Chesapeake bay and York river.
It is the first time that seed oysters
from Delaware have been sent into
Maryland waters. as heretofore the
oyster beds in Delaware bay have been
depleted, and it has been necessary for
planters in that locality 10 purchase
their seed from the Chesapeake beds.
The reason, it is explained, is on ac-
count of large natural growth that
has gathered on the depleted beds.
which We're formerly almost barren,
and so prolific has been the growth that
Delaware planters have now more seed
than they need and are selling TO pur-
chasers out Of the State.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
NEW MEN SIGNED

Steve Griffin. who has been playing
at third base for the Wilmington team
has been released by Manager Con-
nelley and two new players. Lynch
and Crooks have been purchased from
Baltimore.
Lynch has been playing at short for
the Eastern LeaGuers and looks good
i'm that position Crooks is an out
fielder and is heavy hitter He will
be placed in center field and Finn VIII,
at present plays i'm that part of IN,
out garden may be let go.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
AMATEUR BASEBALL

The Ben Hur juniors would like TO
hear from any 13 year old team In
the city as manager W. A. MCGOWAN
believes that his team can give them
all run for their money Address
all challenges TO No. 2l3 East Front
street.
BY a score Of 9-i and 9-S the st.
Paurs choir base ball team We're de-
feated twice yesterday by the Hickory
IA. c. at the Riverside grounds. Will
liam Day manages the Hickory team
and all challenges of fourteen year
old teams should be addressed to him
at Second and Van Buren streets
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
ReeeptIon to Retirina Reetor.
Special to The Evening Journal.

DOVER. Del, May THE Episco-
palians Of Dover viii gather for a big
reception on Friday evening at the rec
tory of Christ Church parish. 1t is
to be the farewell reception to the
popular rector, the Rev. George Murray
Bond. and to Mrs. Bond, his accom-
plshed wife. Rector Bond has with
drawn from the ministry Of the Epis-
copal Church. though still "a young
man. that he may rest and endeavor TO
save his falling eyesight.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
Guiltv of Manslnn1hter.

LONDON. May la Coroncr's jury yes
torday found Podlar Palmer, the English
pugiist guilty of manslaughter in caus-
ing the death Of Robert Choat. a gas
house stoSer of Deptford. Palmer struck
Choat I'm a railroad car coming from the
Epson races, April "a, because the man
refused to stop singing when requested by
Palmer to do So
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
Bettino is Even.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. May 1-Interest
in the night between Tommy Burns and
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien before the
Pacific Athletic Club May s is increasing
Betting remains even. although so far
only scattering wagcrs have been made
The men VIII fight for so ana 90 per cent.
Of a $4,000 purse.