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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1907-11-30

Among his tips was check from Geo.
Gould for $50 and one from Mayor
Tom L. Johnson of Cleveland, also for
that amount. That fellow is there still
and is still laying away neat little
sum monthly. And if you tried to get
him for anything else you would
have to come up with salary some
thing like that paid life insurance
company's president"
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1907-11-30

States, and the whole situation was
becoming what diplomatists call "del-
icate." Mr.. Wheeler made the affair
a soothing .salve to smarting japanese
sensibilities that had a profound ef-
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1907-11-30
Why She Went Away.

why did you leave the room so
hurriedly?"
Because" answered young Mrs.
Torkins, Charley is beginning to talk
about the weather. approve of what
he is going to say, though don't
think it proper for me to hear it."
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1907-11-30
Automatic Ticket Machines.

At all railroad stations in Germany
there are automatic slot machines
which, for a 21z-cent nickel, deliYera
ticket without which no one who has
no railway ticket is allowed on the
platform.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1907-11-30
Taking Ways.

Taking Ways.
Il met that popular young doctor at
my uncle's the other day, and GER
tainly was taken with the way he act
ed"
What did he do?"
HE took uncle's temperature; next
he took aunt's word about paying his
bill, and then he took his leave"
"Humph! No wonder he is taking
with people," s
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04

Poor fielding and inability 10 hit cost the High
landers dearly yesterday Twice the worlds cham
pions beat them first to 3. then 10 8 Chase
hurt in the first game and the loss OF the
first hasernan seemed to take all the snap out OF
the team. He was spiked while sliding for second
base in the sixth inning
Williams directly responsible for two chi
cago runs in the seventh inning Of the first game.
With two rHcn the bases. Davis hit over Ches-
bros head The pitcher knocked the ball down
and Williams made wonderful stop. only TO throw
the bah TO the grandstaud. two men scoring.
Walsh almost inyincible in the first game
when men were on the bases. and his support was
perfect Chesbro pitched better game than the
shows and the Chicago runs were due less
to the hitting than the OF the Yankees The
best bit Of fielding of game IN the eighth
inning. when. with and three Chicago men
on the bases Conroy, Williams and Thomas re-
tired the side with smooth double play.
In the second game both teams scored first In
the third inning Mcfarland doubled. and scored
after two outs on Jouess single. For New York
Hoffman went To first four balls and stole sec
oud and third. He scored MoTari:y's hat.
Chicago made sure OF IN" game IN the next
inning. when three runs were scored three hits.
two and Il pass. The Yankees scored twice
In the seventh inning; Rickey walked and scored
ahead OF Thomas. when the latter smashed out a
home The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
YACHTS IN LONG RACE.
The .Sea5canhaha COrigfhidR Contest
Brings Ont Sirff6n Boats.

Sixteen yachts started yesterday at noon IN ths
long distance of the Seawanhaka COrinthlan
Yacht Club The TO have been made at
10 o'clock In the morning, but when the yacnts
reached the starting line of bioyds Neck the WIND
was so light that the committee postponed the
until noon. when there was a lsnt south
westerly breeze The course over which the yachts
are TO race is TO CornfeId Lightship. OF Sayorook
Conn. and return and. with the wind as II was az
the start the easterIy broad reach
The yachts got away in close order The feet or
racers included the Red Rover. owned by T. B.
F3leecker: the Vagabond. T W. Satterthwaite: the
Dahinda w Emlen Roosevelt, the Carlfta, Frank
r swan. the Melody w j. Matheson; the Regina,
=, g. Stewart; the CapsicuTn. c. sherman Hoyt;
rha Little Peter y. T Weeks: the MOpsa. sullivan
T.rothers. the VingttrOis. r A Brown; The Ianya
&, = Ciranhery; the Busy Bee r L. CuthbeFt; tle
Aria the Monsoon and the Pomeranian
A committee boat accompanied the racers ana
Will watch them a they turn the HghtShlp- Ine
distance 10 be sailed is 101 miles In addition 70
The regular prizes there IS prize for the handicap
class and individual prizes VIII be given 10 the
amateur crew on the yacht that makes the oesr
corrected time over the course. The race IS 20 Do
vrfr1
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
FRED FUESSELL BE1TEN
Finishes Third an Senior Singles at
Canadian Regatta.

St Catharine's. Ontario, Aug. 3.-One OF the most
successful Canadian Henleys under the auspices Of
the Canadian Association Of Amateur Oarsmen
closed here today. Thousands lined the course
on the old Weand Canal, and the sport was Of n
high class.
The honGrs OF the regatta went TO the Toronto
oarsmen the Argonauts capturing the Junior tours,
the intermediate fours and the senior fours.
OF Don Rowing Club. OF Toronto.
won the singles. his club mate. jacob flSI-
ing second. and Fred FNIessell, Of New York. the
Aferrorolttan Rowing Clubs candidate, third
Watt Burns o. the Celtic Rowing Club, Of Buff
ralo proved 10 be the best OF the juniors in the
singles. Downey, also Of Buffalo finished second
o Burns
J. W. Craig. Detroit's representative AT the lien
ley won the Intermediate singles in brilliant StyIe
from Coserove Of the Toronto ATgonauts
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
EMPIRE CITY READY.
Many Horses UW Race at First
Meeting at I0nkers Track.

Preparations for the meeting at the Empire City
eighteen days. well under way The stables
week Will find the horses getting their workouts
While the majority OF the entries for this meeting
viii come from Western tracks many of the own
ers who raced at the Brighton Beach meeting will
take their string To Yonkers instead Of TO Saratoga
principally on account OF the expense of going to
the Sua.
assured that they will be able present good
each day. and that there VIII be dearth of On
tries The track IS in good condition and i'm
proving each day.
Extensive alterations and improvements have been
made, or are now going A field stand IS rap
idly nearing completion. and large betting ring
is being constructed Everything will be IN readi
ness for the public when the barrier goes up for
the first time Saturday.
The owners and the number of horses they will
have stabbed or the track follow: George
Hayes. Colonel Bob and Gauntlet. Addison John
son. ;: ". G Moffitt Is: John Powers. 6; Jules
Carson. .: Hughes Brothers and !. LouEhlin. 10: A.
Carter I: J. Mckenney and J. ". Bell. 1: II. X.
EinEuJ. 10: J c Carson. S; George Rorel, 5; Rob
Turner. y: j Goss. !: J. Rowe, g: George Bay
lock. S: W. s Williams and Sam Hildreth :: ". r.
Schultz, r. l. Thomas and ". Walker. I2: NJ. J.
DAILY. 3: NJ L. Hayman and William Gerst, =; ".
5. Meir. 2: S. NJ. Henderson. y, A Weir, 10 ani
J. Ferris. -
Among the tockevs who WIFI ride at the Empire
who won six races in day: D. Austin. Cherry,
Powers LycurEus. Bedell, Griffith. Garner. Nicol,
OFT Fischer Poland A Martin. Heida and Keit-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
TRICK RECORDS FALL.
Ron Uins F:re-Nile Race at Ne1o
ENGLAND Games.

Boston Aug 3--Three records were broken and
two were efIuaIIed the annual championship
track and field games Of the New England Amateur
Athletic Association. which were held to-day at
-ha Locust street grounds 4 Roy Whelton. about
ofvbt..s, years old attached the Lawrence Young
Mems Christian Association. ran A nlasterly race
in the fve-rliIe event and Won easily having a zap
and 4, half over his nearest competitor
Tn. racor{s broken were in the mile run, by
lanes j. Sullivan Of the South Boston Athletic
club in minutes &S p seconds me nan mile
~, b rre former champion. F T Sheehan, Of the
>;,f,tt BoSton Athletic club, whose mark to-day
q, minute 5Ses seconds displaced his old time OF
minutes - seconds. ami Fl the broad Jump
l.. Farrell of the South Boston Ath-
1T t.irt, cleared feet inches winning over the
rr,ar record holder Thomas T. Cronin. OF the St
AIphons,Is Athletic Club. whose marx was - Ieet-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTER
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune ]

Chicago. Aug 3.-Wiltse and Dahlen lost the
game for the New York Giants here to-day with
Chicago in the ninth inning. the former by hitting
Moran With a pitCteq ball and Dahen by two mis-
plays. Cne of them chance for a doJJa play
With the bases full and only our Chance
batted for Sheckard. and with clean single over
second got Moran in with the winning
The Cubs played interesting and errorleSS
game and by a of > to > The Visitors
resulted from punched hits. Two of the
made by the Cubs were brought in by errors. 1he
Chicago team scored their first run IN the second
inning and their second in the fourth inning and II
was until the 1fth inning that the Giants
able get the plate In the seventh
inning. when the visitors made another which
tied the score il looked If they would have a
excellent chance OF winning out The score fol
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
RUMSON WINS POLO GAME.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

llIt III1III7.I
Long Branch y ! Aug 3.-IIoward S Borden,
playing on tte Rurusorl team made three Of the
earned goals to-day with the FTeebOOters. The
ina score WAS. Rumson, 81: Freebooters. T. Tho
Runsoa team lost a half goal by one OF its mem
teTs-N- :. Jones' making two safetes The llne-
Up was Fz1Jr.lsoD-F>ritz LoeW. Charles Sabin, H
+ Borden and " : Jones Freebooters- "A Nc
Cure. ". Mcclure, 4. keator and w u l<oeW
August q is the date set to-day FOR the big tour
rarlert z, Izl.fuson Challenge cups Will be pre-
sented by NJ {. ID. Borden and F. M WarbuTg,
which by three times before they can
be claimed by any visiting clubs. The clubs TO
take part include Bryn Mawr, Squadron A, Great
Neck. R0ckaway. New Haven. Orange and Rum
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
MANY HORSES Fer BAY SHORE SHOW

, large number of entries has been received for
.h pay Shore horse show, and among the
htbi.ors will be Alfred Vanderbilt. Clarence W.
watson and / T. Hartman Mr. Nauderbilts en-
.-ias iDcIe Sweet Marie. HighbOy and Polly Prirl.
while Mr. watson's Baltimore Stable will be rep
resented bv Lord Baltimore. My Maryland. Ringing
p.rs Newmarket. NCrena and Chatterbox. among
Harriman-S entries include Nala.
I auVbInc Water and Chisftain- Miss Emily H.
Bedford has entered Hildred and Plymouth Charn-
piou and there many other entries
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04

KieI. Aug 3.-The three American Sender yachts
which are take part in the racing for the
I,mneror's Cup. Spokane I. Chewink VIII and
the ATarhIehead brought to-day from
CuXhayen without niShap and have already begun
their practice sailing The first will take place
on August 10 After that the dates are subject to
anec but the contests will probably he held on
August 12. X. 16 and 10 and, If necessary for a
decision, on August 20.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
LOWER Bay YACHTING.
The BensOnhurst Wins Il gain IN Lip.
ton Cup Series IN atlantic Regatta.

Championship yacht racing resumed the
Lower Bay yesterday afternoon the summer
gatta OF the Atlantic Yacht Club. II the third
regatta to count the yacht racing championship
of Gravesend Bay, and the winners OF champfon-
ship points included the siOop Sue in the 27-fooe
division the sloop Joy 22-fOOt class and the
BensOnhurst. the syndicate built 15-foOter OF the
BensOnhurst Yacht Club. The last named boat also
scored It's fourth straight win for the Upton cup
Besides the championship classes. there a
in the - special class. which brought ths
Careless and the Spots starting ine and n
other for the Gravesend Bay dories In the former
division the Spots virtually had sail over. the
Careless disabled after starting and
withdrew from the contest. The first dory home
was the Joker. which is the property of Barlow 8.
Weeks and Clarence Eagle.
The wnt light and from the southwest
when the various classes started The larger classes
were sent twice around six-rnile triangle, wfts
points off BensOnhurst. Buoy No Il and Fort HAM
iton- The other divisions. barring the dories.
which sailed the only. went twice
around a four-Uile triangle. with points on Sea
Gate. Fort Hamilton and Bensonhurst-
also taking into the Sea Gate mark on
buoy. The start and finish made midway on
the Bensonhurst-Sea Gate leg Of the triangle
II the wind for all classes 70 the first
mark. Then followed a broad reach with several
of the boats setting spinnakers up the channel 70
Fort Hamilton A close reach. with bOonns TO
port. brought the yachts BensOnhurst- and then
few windward bitches brought them home.
sIOoPs AND YAwLs- CLASS P-sTART- 3eo -
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
NILES WINS NAHANT TOURNEY.

Sabant Mass. Aug. 2--The final round in the an
nual Nahant invitation single tennis tournament
was won to-day by y ". Niles the Harvard cham
pion who defeated f. g Colston. of Yale in three
straight The summary:
Invitation singles cf.aI round,-N W. Niles defeated
+ 9 Colston, %. e. G-2 - . -,
Round robin doubles-W. G Grant and II. l. Westfall
5efeate5 Storer Ware and g Halnwel. a-4, 6-3.
+ . CoIston r Leroy defeated A s Dabney. jr
Ana Grant and H. s Westfau defeated r
ing and .. 9. Pel. 1e-S. ID
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
BROOKLYN HUMBLES THE PIRATES.

II;y TeIc&reHa TO The Tribune
Pittsburg Aug. 3-By being able 10 bunch three
singles and two doubles eff tdmnitZ in the eighth
inning who up to that time a puzzle the
visiting btsIn.n. brooklyn beat the home team
to-day The score was To . Pasturus. the
itors' pitcher held the Pirates safe throughout,
except In the NTH and ninth innings, when he was
hit rather Lightly
The batting q Wagner and Clarke for tho locals
and Jordan and Iumley for the visitors the
H.. follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
NEW ZEALANDER SCULLING CHAMPION

sydney Y s w Aug. 3-Webb. the New
z.e1and scl1Iler defeated Charles Towns. Australia
+o-9ar- =, a rowing race the Taramatta River
championship course, thereby winning the world $
sculling championship. as Charles Towns Won the
championship last April from his brother George
Tho stakes were $3.50. The betting was 10 / on
webb The sculleTs We're level at the mile marx
I,,,r after this Webb drew away and won easily by
two lengths. covering the course OF two miles ana
! $50 wards in 20 minutes and I seconds.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
myOpia SECOND TEAM WINS.

,oio match for the Rhode Island cups at the Point
Iudith country Club to-day the Myopa second
ta,rn defeated the Country Club of Westcheser by
score of lOs, 10 sa.. Westchester won nine goals
Mvopia eight Myopa winning on handicap allow
,.olstnn. "a. 6-2
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
ATLANTIC LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Faston-Tamaqua, 3; Easton, o.
At Heading Allentown. q. Reading. 4
At Elizabeth d; Newark eleven innings
Al f;rooLIyn,-Brooklyn. 8. PottsvilIe thrst game
RrCoklyn q; Pottsve. SECOND ganej.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
E,lrlIRITY ANNOUNCEMENT MADE,

Announcement made yesterday OF those ell
ible for the Futurnitv, with estimated value OF
$40 0n to be run at Sheepshead Bay on Saturday.
August 81 All the prominent two-years-olds which
ataxEt -
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04

.Iatted for Camnitz in the ninth inning.
T}rooLIvr ..-...-.....o a > . o.
Plttsburg .--.....-..- .-.-.l % " = % , .
Two hnsa hits-IYagu,r, Apernau. 1.Imey. Jordan
Three base Clarke jordan. stolen haSes-Ieach
Wagner Iumlev. Double play Lewis. Ap-rman and
Jordan IIlts-OT Tas"rIus. y in eight ami oae-thirI
First balls on ''amuitz. 3 of
Struck :. Icy TaSt.rtus. :
fr on bases Flttsburg. 10. frookIyn. First
~ srrors-R Rrooklyn / 200 Umpire Riser.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Troy-Troy. 3; A. J. c.. l.
AT Albany-Albany, l. Utica. 2
Al Dinghamton-Wllkes Barre. 1; Ringhamton, first
same); Hnghamton. /. Wilkes Barre. o tsecund game
A Syracuse-Syracuse, Z; Scranton J.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
Totals By sl72 27I6 g.

'I4attcd Shcckard ninth inning.
+WinuinE scored with
,h4oako -. '.-.-.-.....-.-- Is
Two t4se hits -Hresnahaa McCarn. Sacrifice
St-iuf"lt' an Double vitNFyer Tinker
I-.ft ,'rtoagu =
on Overall. of Wits / base errors
Chicago by pitcher struck
overall q hy Wlltse 2. Fassol hall Brtsnahan Time
EOS CFup.r~s- Klein and Ensio
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
CLEVELAND. :: PHILADELPHIA.

A. phuad.Iphis- II. H. E
SsHano,, ieTetaId .-'--'- o 0 . 0 o o 3 %
Pstteries-Ceveland 1Aebhardt and Clark; Philadel-
,hta WaddeIl Dygert and Schreck. Umplre,-Stafrord
al Hurst.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
FIRST GAME

Chicago NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. - . Go
New York .-.....-.- o o = 0 - o e-3
Three base hif-Rohe Sacrifice htH-DRyi@ Williams.
stolen hase-i-aporte Double PLAYS -tonroy. Williams
conruy williams and Thomas: Davis. IEh"l
and Let tTiCaEo. e. New 2
First has tals-Cf Chesbru ,. or walsh. > struck
olt-I}y Chealro. 10y Walsh q. Tine. %. Umpire
G'IougLlIn.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
E1SI'ERN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Jersey City at Providence
Baltimore at Newark
Buffalo mt Montreal.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Baltimore, 2; Jersey City, Ust game).
Baltimore. 81 Jersey city, D ed game).
Newark, :; Providence. ,.
n Moi al
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
nErRo1r. 12; WASHINGTON. 4.

Washngton- q n n q a a To 20 q
.
Washington L 1 " - - ~
Dat.ar,.a Detroit Muilin Schmidt: Washington.
hughes ana deydoh-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
BIG FLEET IN RACE.
LIGHT WIND FOR YACHTS.
Record Entry an annual Regatta
of Horseshoe HarbOr CLUB.

Seventytwo yachts. divided into eighteen classes,
started yesterday in the annual regatta or the
Horseshoe Harbor Yacht Club. of Larchmont. and
all except eight of them finished the courses
allotted them. although the wind was extremely
light from start finish.
This is the record rumber of starters for this
club and much credit is due the regatta commit
tee Butler Whiting. r. c. Griffin and Victor God
Wln for their excellent management OF the race
At the time set for the start the wind was from
the southwark the course. which was to nave
been from the start, off Horseshoe Harbor. to a
buoy off WhOrtleberry Island, thence 20 Execu-
tOn northeast buoy. and from there 10 the start
ing point was reversed to give the boats
windward work on the first leg reach on the
second and run with spinnakers to starooard
for the third leg of this triangular course
The New York Yacht Clubs 'thrties' made a
pretty start close hauled the starboard tack.
with George A. Adee's Adelaide in the weather
berth. There were some calm spots near Execu-
tiOn light, and into these the Adelaide ran and
lost her advantage, the Atari being the first boat
around the home mark. with the Alera second. the
Nepsi third and the Banzai fourth. These and all
the classes except the bugs and the dOries COW
cred the five-miIe twice The handicap class
well represented by twelve yachts in the three
divisions. c. b Mallory's Chinook did the best
work IN the raceabOut class, and l. @. Spence's 3
Dorothy in the LarChmOnt 21-foot class.
The summaries follow:
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB ~ FOOT CTeASS-STARr
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
SECOND GAME.

To'aIs ...'' 0 = ~ u I'THIs -" i" - :
Chicago Observation-Disclosures. o o ] , o q o 0-5
......-.-.-.-. o q &" o o : I" %
Tyr-hasa Mcfarland. Istell Dpnuhue jones' Con
Home nun Thomas. stolen bass Hoffman o..
MuTiarty. Hickey. Double plays Mcfarland and Noh-.
I4f on bases hcago. :. New York 4. First base
halls-On Newton 3. off Smith. 4 Hit by ritcher-By
newton / Struck Smith. =.
ZYid rtcl-Neuton. l Time 2O5. Tmpire-O' Ioughlin
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
CINCINNATI. 4. EosToN. 3.

Cincinnati X II :.
Cincinnati % -
r21atou q l p-3 Il J
nd Mclean: Boruer and Seedha:n.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
Y4NkEES BE4TEN TWICE.
WMte Soc Regain Their Lead by
Double Tictory on the Hill.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
o EameS scheduled
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

Chicago. 6: New York, (Ist game).
Chicago. 3; New York 3 cd gameb.
st Louis g. Boston. j.
Cleveland. 3; Philadelphia, 3.
Detroit. Washington. 4.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
THE BASEBALL PENNANT FIGHT
ERRORS BEAT GIANTS.
Cubs Play Fast and Fla7cless Game
and Win an Ninth.

New York a Chicago
Bosto a Cincinnati (2 games).
Phiadelphia' at 1T. Louis
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Chicago. 3, York,
Brooklyn, :; Pittsburg, 3.
Cincinnati { Boston, g.
Philadelphia. .; st. Louis, o.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
PHILADELPHIA. 2: ST. LOUIS. o.

At ST. Louis r. II l.
Batterics-Corridon and Doom: McClynn Noonan.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
ST. LOUIS. G; BOSTON. /.

BOSTON r II f
St. I,.uis.-.--..-.... % o
Batteries Louis Powell and Spencer: Boston. Young
nd shaw Connolly
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-19
TOE
Bears the >Ihs Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature Of NWHzzzx
MONEY WAS VOTED
FOR REID HOSPITAL
Ordinance That Makes AvaiIa-
bile 81, 500 Goes Through
The City Council.
OPPOSED BY Mr.. STUDY.
HE THOUGHT THE AMOUNT
SHOULD NOT BE so LARGE
JOHN L. RUPE, REPRESENTING
THE HOSPITAL, HEARD.

An ordinance appropriating $500
for the city's share in the maintain
ence of Reid hospital was passed Mon
day evening by council under suspen-
sion of the rules.
City Attorney Study objected to ap-
propriating this large amount. He
stated that he had opposed the ap-
preparation for the support of the hos
pital last year because at that time
council had no authority under the
laws of the state to take such action.
Mr.. Study stated that as the legisla-
ture had legaliZed such action at the
session just adjourned he was hearth
~ in favor of the city paying for the
expenses of the poor who were cared
for at the hospital, but that he did not
think council should appropriate any
more than this amount.
Mr.. Deuker Gives Views.
Mr.. Deuker, who is one of the trus-
tees of the institution, stated that he
favored appropriating the entire
amount named in the appropriation
ordinance. Mr.. Deuker stated that
since the hospital first began oper-
ations it had cared for the sick poor
of the city gratis and that he thought
$500 would no more than coSer the
expense the institution had been put
to in caring for and treating these
unfortunates. The ordinance was
passed by a unanimous vote.
John L. Rupe Heard.
John L. Rupe, a trustee of the hos
pital and one of its most active and
tireless workers, spoke. and he stated
that the Reid Memorial hospital was
being operated for the benefit of ev-
cry resident in Wayne county and
he favored the suggestion made by
Mr. Deuker that the county should
contribute toward the support of the
institution. Under the law passed by
the legislature Wayne county has the
legal ri~ht to appropriate money for
the maintinence of the, hospital The
township trustees can meet the expen-
ses of the poor of their respective
townships who are cared for at the
hospital or the county council can
make an appropriation for the hos
pital which would cover the expenses
of all the county poor cared for each
year at the institution.
Glad to Make Reports
Mr.. Rupe stated that the trustees
of the institution would willingly show
its books to anyone who cared to see
them and that reports would be made
the city for the purpose of showing
how the money appropriated by the
city had been used.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-19
.ALLECE DISCRIMINATION
Local CoIored People Com
plain of Treatment.
BACK SEATS AT THEATRES.

Local oolored people are up in arms
over the alleged discrimination made
against them at the local theaters.
These colored people allege that when
they attend a show they are forced
to sit in the last rows on the first floor
and are given undesirable seats in the
balconies.
Monday evening. at council, Mr..
Deuker called councils attention to
the alleged discrimination made
against colored people at local play
houses. and he stated that he had tried
to find a theater ordnance passed by
council a few years ago for the pur-
pose of seeing whether the ordinance
gave authority to managers of opera
houses to discriminate against colored
people. Mr.. Deuker stated that as
City Clerk Taggart was out of the city
he could not find this ordinance and
examine it. and if such a discrimina-
ton was legalized to recommended to
council any revision necessary.