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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-09
Driver Hurt, Horse Killed

Jacob Roscnbloom. junk dealer at
~ North Davis street. sustained broken
Lex and his horse broke its neck and died
instantly "a the result OF collidins with
an express wagon owned by Saver a Co
tesmsters. while driving on North Main
street near First street. last evening
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-09
TODAY'S DIVER SIONS
IJDENCE OPERA HOUSE

PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE
"The Kreutzer Sonata"
kEtTH's 's-Continuous Performance
INpERIAL-Imperial Comedy com
pany,
NICKEI-Motion Pictures and illus.
trated Songs.
THE NEW SCENIC TEMPLE, Math.
ewson Motion Pictures and
illustrated Songs.
ABORN STREET UINk-Roller
Skating.
wEsTuINsTER- Golden Crook Bx-
travaganza company.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-09

Tho private view 10 open the annual
exhibition OF paintings by Mr.. George W.
Whitaker was held AT the Art club last
evening and afforded an exceptional op-
portunity 10 study the different phases W
his art. The exhibition will be open daily
20 the public from 10 TO until Jan. 20.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-09
DIR. Walch to Speak

Caryi Coleman. who was to speak To the
Catholic wofnen's club tomorrow. Will not
appear and Dr James J. walch. Ph. D..
Will give some OF shakcspeare's greatest
creations.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-09

peri TO the social and moral life of the Fipnos in
sending coored troops to the archipelago. No
doubt he would contend SO deep is his hatred that
Hades would be corrupted by the presence of
negroes.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-09

Scientific discussion as TO what fruit Eve
handed Adam should not be confined to the lemon
and the apple. Why might she not have given
him a peach as symbol OF herselfl
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-09

Russian tcrrorsts continue their slaughter,
needless OF the fact that every bullet that marks and
makes a murder is boomerang for Russian liberty.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-09

With the searchlight of publicity constantly
turned upon him the boss will conduct his legs-
lative merchandising under many and extreme diff
cuties
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-09

Richard Croker is not coming back to America.
He is going to send some of his race horses, which
will be better all around for some OF his successors
as bosses Of Tanmany.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-09

January has started out as month of disas-
ters Most Of the New Years resolutions have
already been wrecked,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-09

The Tall Slippery Elm Of Cowesset cut a
rather ludicrous figure in yesterdays debate on the
labor committee amendment
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-09
THE PITY OF IT.

The rabies scare, probably the most nonsensi-
al that struck this community, goes right on,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-03

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. holding District Court. = Rosslins
psny. Observation-Disclosures Court No. 7I3.-Upon
consideration OF the petition OF the United States.
iication against the said attendant company, a.
requested by the acting Judge Of nrst Instance
Republic of Peru # Is this Path day Of July 1907
ordered that the following and annexed notice
paper IN the city Q, Washington called The Even.
ing star and that proper proof Of the due pnbles.
THos. II. ANDERSON. Associate Justice. Supreme
Court ,, Of the S,,b bb,,iG, Of CSlnmhis
Of Columbia: holding District oonrt,Hro tho
Hualsayoc Smelling Company: Notice IL hereby
of Lm the IF s md
Ganta. Republic OF Peru. an action by Rosalips
ns to ns .s
to admit that ssId PLAINTIFF 10 owner Of the mine
ssayoc Province nt HSs,snyoe nrpar,men OF OF cs
sesSfS of
fully authorized representative Of said COMPANY In
Of the mine ''Socaven Purgatorio. or to otherwise
refund said sum with interests on the fret day OF
December. 1905. which sum has not been refunded.
Said Jones being deceased. and the nusIgsyoc
Smelling Company having now no representative
in Peru; and said company not having been located
it's domicie. on December is. 1905 said court Of
cordance with article 1897 Of the judicial code
of procedure. appoint representative for said
suit. otherwise he liable for contempt; that in
virtue of artic,, 80 Of the mining code, a writ
issue requiring notifications TO the department 81
public works and TO the Compania Recaudadora
de Impuestcs Fiscaes TO effect that the mine So
caven Purgatorlo be recorded as under litigation,
and that taxes due be received from said plsintin
Said taxes were not received as ordered because
the new poll had not been published. and said
ment by plaintiff OF contribution for six months
taxes In advance In the Gaia de Depasi'es'' be
considered made. and the ''Compans Recauda-
dora" and department Of public works be so mott.
fed. By further proceedings said plaintiff claimed
that said company had not paid said taxes. but
that she had psid them. and had advanced the
hrst six months contribution. and that according
to article 80 of the mining code said Husigsyoc
Smelling Company has lost all right OF defense in
said suit and plaintiff remains cole owner Of said
mine. and prsys the court to declare that said
company has lost its rights to said mine 'Socaven
Purga toro." and to comply. with article 600 the
mining code that the proper judicial authorities at
Wsshingt9n be asked by letters rogstory 10 notify
Of this suit and the court reserving the In poinu
ordered that letters roEatory be issued prayed.
THOS. II. ANDERSON. Associate Justice, Supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia true eopy--
Test: (Sesll J. r. YOUNG. Clerk. BY r. d.
CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Clerk. 1y25-l lot, eSu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-03
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT
Of Columbia. Washington. July 30, 1eO7.-Au exsmi-
nation will be held by the United States civil service
commission August 49, 1907. to establish a liss
clans the Washington Asylum Hospital, the
Home fol the Aged and Infirm and the Tuberculosis
Hospital. physicians TO the poor. medical IN.
spectors Of public schools and police surgeons.
Applications must be filed not later tnsn .Auguyt
IA, Memoranda relative TO appointments and blank
applications be procured from the secretary 70
the board Of Commissioners. HENRY Il. F. MAC4
FARLAND. HENRY L. WEST. JAY J. MORROW
Commissioners d. G. an3,6.0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-03

FOR SALE
NEW HOUSE. has SIX LARon
ROOMS. BUFFERS PANTRY; LARGE.
MODERN BATHROOMS; CONCRETE
CELLAR UNDER ENTIRE HOUSE:
FURNACE HEAT; CABINET MAN.
Tells; LARGE LOT; VERANDA
ACROSS ENTIRE FRONT OF HOUSE:
NO CASH REQUIRED; MONTHLY
PAYMENTS. INCLUDING ALL COSTS.
LESS THAN $40 PER MONTH. SEE
THIS HOUSE AT ONCE IF YOU WISH
TO OWN NICE HOME FOR LESS
THAN YOUR RENT IS NOW COSTING.
TERRELL LITTLE. AGENTS.
7l3 l4TH ST.
au3 ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-03

IRENE COURT OF TIE DISTRICT or co.
lumnia holding II Probate Court.-No 1892 ADJ
ministTnti"n-This Is Ia give notc-: That the
subscriber or the District OF Columbia has ,btained
from the ffvhae Court OF the District of columbia
letters OF administration on the estate of Nsrrsrrt
!1Inson late or the District Of Columbia deceased.
An persons ha'pls claims against the deceased
hereby warned to exhibit the same with lie yourh.
erS lhereof legally authenticated. 10 the SUBSCRIBER
on Q: before the 10Th day OF July. A.D 1905
nenent OF said estate. Given under ny hand this
2oth DAY or July. 1901 'Seall TIItS. iHI.ER. No.
OF wills for the District OF Columbia. tlrrS OF the
PROBATE Court OSCAR NAUCk, Attorney.
jy2I-lsw-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-03

FOR SALE-pROoM HOUSE IN BLOOMING
dale; 3 stories; large. light rooms; fine furnace
must be sold this mouth; s. 500; terms {" suit
Boz 2QG, Star office. aus Ste
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-03

MIDSUMMER BARGAINS.
CHICKEN house; fruit; mile from Pa R f'enes
al97-ssoo; l4A acres; ideal for poultry; small
ssss-si 900; I acre; Cottage: chicken house;
fruit. one car fare less than cos.
beautiful streams; Sc Communication; good chance
'oI 4 fl. n soo about - mere near Conduit road
barn: fruit; ane neishborhood easy ter1ns. f'a''
1896 (bl-$l.25O: 6r. house on trolley; large lot;
800; i acre; cottage. chicken house. house.
ssseI.2, 600; bungalow cottage; 10000 feet
ground; fruit; chicken house &c fare.
s1 IT, oooms acres; Or house; stable; chick
1922, 100; e. house - cellar: e Brirhtwooi PIX
,nrsa s. 70 ACRES near fine
fruit nit, shade .s plenty wood.
s4ssns2;Soo: sers.; one fare; dwelling; Sta:
0s ss;es :%. fruit .to,.
risEe, corr; chicken houses fruit; &c fare shade
S54oLsZ $50: new er pebbledash house. River
nne section ST. house: reception hail. bs,s cen II
4sso-sa,O 600; Or: house: 1000 IT. ground;
ehs sas a0ass at so6 ches5yd.is oveseoks
house stc be. OF afr Mace near trolley: er
ssss5 500 acre. at Bal R,se Or. house; wide
$3.50. 800: acres: mile cherydale; Or
scs Sd house f' barn chicken
ANACOSTIA-l667-$1. 800: Or. house, 500
cash, then monthly. 1655-$1,5OO or house
summer Kitchen 16s2-8r. house, chicken house
center town: l663-S1. 100; 2story cottage well
located. THE SOCLE CO Unc), $50 La. ave.
AND l0-ACRE FARMS ON THE POTOMAC
$500, 5000 meet the demand for small acre
age farms suited for poultry. fruit and trucking
We have secured a beautiful tract Of $50 acres
fronting on the Potomac river, with railroad
through property. so minutes ride city. on rea-
sonable terms. Each farm has river frontage
finest quality OF trucking land; good railroad
service. THE SOULE co. iInc.) $50 La. ave.
TO SEE ONE OF THE PRETTIEST AND CHEAP
est little homes in So. Brookland take Riverdale
cars. get off at 18th st. and look at 1928 Law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-03
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
lines. 1t. Soc. st, 81 90. wk., 81 49, mo-. 81 10

SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
lines. It. SOC. St. t1oo. VIZ. s2ss. mo- 81 %.
FOR sALE-AT KENsINGToN.
rear; modern plumbing: house supplied with
artesian well water; iot l5O1IsO feet: abun-
able; owner anxious to sell. Convenient to steam
nrs-els:s eonaision os loo1i7s feet: choice fOca:
'"'' D' TsR s1E ts?e'i 'f1H; to l 's''
Il3 l4th st. NV.
NEAR BALISTON, VA-SIX ROOM HOUSE:
concrete cellar; latrobe heat; 2 acres: excellent
Boz psns e. snise ana fruit
FOR SALIENT. RAINIER: GROOM HOUSE;
H ,.ss; 8 aSG; sioo cash SO monthly. .: II.
BEFORE pr PRICES Ct f ADvaScs!
Secure bone site in the most picturesque sec
and Rock Creek Park. Beautifully wooded lots, &c
''' JOHN ss'% = %,; SAss1n.
THE he, Mc u EN-, REAL estate LOAN CO..
FOR RENTAL KENSINGTON, MD; FOR MONTH
six weeks; I2-room furnished house: large
grounds and good shade. Inquire Of Z. J. HARRIS
au3-2ts4
FOR SALE
h. NJ. Martins Popular Additions Chevy Chase.
Lots 5O114O to 20 feet.
$50 to $3.50 each.
Beautiful, high and healthy.
auS-3t,eSu H. NJ. MARTIN 1741 Pa. ave. NV.
FOR SALE OR RENT-5h ACRES OF LAND IN
proved by a nice Groom house, a store. black
smith and wheelwGight shop doing good business
and all necessary outbuildings; well Of good
water at the door. Call at
auS-3t'6 127 Potomac ST., GEORGETOWN, d. Z.
FOR SALE
H. N. MARTINS POPULAR ADDITIONS,
CHEVY CHASE.
No place like home.
No home like Chevy Chase.
SO, 600 IT,. 5000.
1880 IT,, 5000.
Lots. $3.50 to $3.50; acreage, 5000 to 81 500.
Monthly terms or cash. to suit purchaser.
H. NJ. MARTIN,
1741 Pa ave. NV.
FOR SALE-JEvESTORS DESIRING TRACT LAND
should consult with II. NJ. Martin. Some ideal
tracts H. NJ. MARTIN,
1741 Pa. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-03

FOR SALE
An attractive e.room house at Kensngton:
hrstcass condition. lot l00xl15 feet: choice loca
tion; price only 8. 600: terms to suit.
TERRELL 4 LITTLE. Agents.
1l3 l4th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-03

FOR SALE-AT KENSINGTON.
Large Groom. house: wide veraDdas front and
rear; modern plumbing; house supplied with
Artes1an well water; lot l5OxlSO feet: abun
dance Of fruit and sbrubbery; price very reason
able; owner anxious to sell: convenient to steam
and electric cars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-03

NEAR BAL1STON. vA.-sIXROoM HOUSE;
concrete cellar; latrobe hest; acres; excellent
well water and plenty of shade and fruit trees.
BY OWNER, Boz A, Ballston z. O.. Va. au3. IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-03

FOR sALE-2-ACRE TRACT IN THE DISTRICT,
near Chevy Chase Circle. suitable for subdivision.
Low price 10 immediate purchaser. Call for
particulars. THOS. J. FISHER CO.. Inc,
1Al% st. aus 81, exSu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-03

FOR SALE SACRIFICE SALE OF sR0oM
house, good lot; garden planted; In Hysttsyille.
near car lines; rare opportunity ARTHC
CARR Hyattsville. aust"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-03

FOR SALE TWO NEW ATTRACTIVE COT IRf
homes Mt College Park. Md; d cottage of six
rooms ia MID on lot 5ox2U IT; The other.
rooms IA mi on lot looNl15 IT; hot-wster heat;
moderate prices and easy terms GEO. II.
CALVERT, College Park. Md. au3-3t'8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-03

TO SEE ONE OF THE PRETTIEST AND CHEAP
est little homes in So. Brookland take Riverdale
cars. get off at 18th st. and look at 1928 Law
renee: Or. house: range latrobe; 81. 25o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-03
FOR SALE-H0uSES.

FOR SALE-A COY CORNER HOUSE ON 7TH
st. Sc; SIX rooms and bath; convenient to both
car lines; lot alone worth almost the price asked
for the property See 1t without delay.
Price. 81. $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-03
FOR SALE-HOUSES..

FOR SALES 800 TO &3.75O-NEw HOUSES;
e21 s23 $50, 534 Harvard st. NV: rooms.
tiled ba this; colonial porches; special bargains.
very high ground; beautiful location By owner,
LOHR au2-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-03

J. a. BRADLEY CO., INCORPORATED,
Real Estate and Insurance,
1904 st. NV. 1919 Wisconsin ave.
BARGAIN.
No. e112 Q st. NV; 8 rooms and bath; all MI.
Lot 23x9O Price. ....................... 81, 500
Ap24.tf
Evening journal., 1907-04-26
WITH THE SPORTSNfEN

thrown out when he tried to steal second
Five runs
Sixth Inning Cassidy singled Hart
mons error gave Donovan "a life Griffin
singled, nlling the bases. Gilbert made "a
sensational stop of McCar1hy's groundor
and threw Griffin out at second. Cassidy
scoring Donovan scored on Touchstone's
long fly. McAulcy drew a base on balls.
Wolfe reached first by the same path.
Vnson's groundor forced Wolfe at Sec
ond. Gilbert 10 Hartman. Two runs.
strobol singled. Iartman's gromder to
Iauterbon forced srobel at second base
srobol was out. Mccarthy 10 Cassidy
Hartman going TO second base. Barions
single scored Hartman Harley and Bar
ton worked double stoal C1nnoll was
out Wolfe TO Cassidy one run.
Seventh Inning -Lauterhorn flied out u
Harley Cassidy's slsyscrapor was cared
for by Suobol. Donovan went down, Gll.
bert TO Connors.
Connors' ny was causht by Touchstonc
Brodie was out. Cassidy 90 McAuleN
Gilbert beat out "a bunt SrQhcl was m
by pitched ball Ifartmans dy was drop
ped by Donovan and Gilbert scored. iiar
ford'a two bagger scored strohel anC
Hartman. Harleys ny was easy for Don
0san Threo runs
Eighth Inning Glfdns subway result
/ ca in am out. strobel to- Connors McAule'
was down. Ilanord no connors. Iouch
stone struck out no runs.
! Barton was out on ny TO deep centre
neld. Cannen singled. rouchstone caush
ConnOrs drive TO centre field. Moran
called 90 bad strike ON Brodie and wher
stcve kicked Doc rut him out of the game
Cris. took his place at the bat and strucl
out.
/ Ninth Timing McAulcy walked Ramsey
took Wolfe's place at the bait ana wa'
hit by pitched BAN. Vnsons higl fly wa
caught by uartman Lautorborn iiied ou
TO Connors. Cassldys ny was dropped Joy
I Canncll. and McAuley scored ponoVa
forced Cassidy out ot second. one run.
Evening journal., 1907-04-26
LONG JOURNEY
FOR WILMINGTON
Club Will Travel 42lO Miles
70 Cover CirCult.-EIeVen
Saturdays at Home

In playing out tho Tr-sate League
schedule the Wilmington Club VIII travel
42lo miles this season and has one jump
of 3Ji miles. two of 294 miles and two Of
2l5 miles 1t VIII play at home eleven Sat
urdays and abroad ton
I'm comparison with the other clubs Of
the circ0it It may DE stated that Johns
town will travel 42S3 miles; Wiliamsport.
I4i2A and Harrisburg, 4Il0 miles, Harris
burg's mileage is duo to the fact THAT the
Senators. instead of playing series with
york and Lancaster jump back and forth
for single games
Johnstown has one trip of S0l miles, one
OF e97 miles, one of 232 miles. one Of 22t
miles. one of 2O5 miles and two of l91 miles.
Harrisburg makes one trip of 800 miles,
two of l70 miles ana the others of less dis
tancc.
Whfamsport makes four trips. one Of
262 miles one of 232 miles and two Of 224
miles.
York has 5.27s miles to travel. one jour-
ney OF go miles. one of 2S2 miles and three
OF 197 miles.
Lancaster gets of with 3,9H miles Of
travel and only three trips which exceed
200 miles, all of them 2o5-mile journeys.
Altoona VIII travel 43l2 miles. It makes
three long jumps OF go miles each, while
none of the others exceeds 166 miles,
Evening journal., 1907-04-26
WATER POLLUTED
WITH PAPER DYE

DR. A. Robin, city bacteriologist, has
completed an analysis of the Brandy
wine water which for several days has
bon polluted with some kind of color
ing matter, which has been traced to
East Downingtown, Pa. The analysis
showed that the water contained oxide
of iron or red ochre.
The coloring of the water is due to
the dumping of refuse of paper mills
located i'm Pennsylvania. The dye is
used i'm the manufacture of cheap
grades of paper and while not in
furious to humanity here, because the
water goes through a natural fltering
process before it reaches this city, the
dye would have the effect of killing
fish further up the stream.
The matter may be taken up with
the Pennsylvania Fish Commission
and also the health authorities of that
state I'm an endeavor to have the mills
disposed of their refuse i'm some other
way than dumping it I'm the Brandy
wine
Evening journal., 1907-04-26
SPRINGS RINK OPENING
Handsome New Skating Place Now
Ready For the Public.

The Brandywine Springs Roller
Rink win be opened on Saturday. 1t
is the largest rink south of Philade-
phia, is equipped with the largest rink
organ in the country and provides ac-
commodations for six hundred skaters
The rink project was originated Ivy
n. d. Coward last November and
planned on a basis of local and popu-
lar subscriptions under the incorpor-
ated name Of the Springs Amusement
Company. Associated with Mr.. Glow
ard who is the president of the COM
pany, are John e. Hitch, secretary,
J. stanton Lank. treasurer; Joseph f..
Lindsey. superintendent, and Bernard
lIleitz and George Baxter, directors
all of whom are deserving of credit
for the successful carrying out OF the
original plans. General Manager
Crook of the Peoples Railway Com
pany win arrange for ample car SER
vice to handle the large crowds eX-
pected, not only on the opening day
but on every day throughout the
spring and summer.
Evening journal., 1907-04-26

cause the heaviest hitters to sc up and
take notice
Manager Connolly is i'm no way dis
heartoned at tho defeat of his team and
is on the look out for new material. Yos-
to-day he signed Mike Grady formerly
with New York. who win play Ga the out-
field and relicve McAuloy back of the bat.
Another new outHelder viii be signed in
% day or two. Yesterdays game by in-
nlnes:
First Inning Vinson was hit by pitched
ball Lautorborn drew four bad aucs.
Cassidy advanced both with a sacrifice
Connors to Gilbert. Donovan struck ont
but Barton dropped he BAN throwing tho
sunner out at ntst Griffin was out hart-
man 90 Connor. no runs.
Harley was called out ON strikes Barton
went out Lautorbon TO Cassidy. Can-
ncn struck out NO runs.
Second Inning Mccarthy singled
Touchstnno struck out Mccarthy siolo
second McCaulcy foulod out 10 Barton.
Wofo struck out No runs.
Counors' long ny was caught Boy Touch
stone. Brodo's ny was caught boy pono-
van. Gilbert WIS ht by pitched BALL
strobcl tore one OF down tho Third base
/ line. Hartman nicd cut 20 right field. No
runs
Third Inning Vmson went TO the bench
after Barton had caught his high fly.
Iautcrborn went down by the strobel-
/ Connor route Cassidy lined out to Gil
bert. No runs.
Hanord singled TO ccutro field, and
went 20 second when Harley sacrificed,
Grfa1 to CassNy. Barton won't down.
Cassidy TO Wolfe, ana Hanord went to
third Cancr went ont, Lautorborn to
cassidy No runs
Fourth Inning Donovan was safe on
IIartmans error but was out Barton
10 Hartman trying to steal second. Grlf-
fin hit a pop ny to Hanord. Harley caught
/ McCarthy's swat TO left field. No runs.
Connors walked but was out trying
to steal second Brodie was safe when
i.auterborn dropped an easy fly. Gilbert
roller was handled Lauterbon 90 Cas-.
sldy strobcl WAS down, Griffin TO Cas-
sidy No runs.
Firth Inning -TouchstOne struck out
rMcAulcy was safe ON Harley's error
Wolfe struck out and went TO second OF
"a passed ball Vnson walked. Loutor
born's ny was caught boy Harley. No runs
Hartman selected four bad ones an'
walked. IIanord beat out a slow hit &
the pitcher Harley was given a base o
balls Barton's single scored Hartman ant
lIIanord. Canncu singled and Iarlo'
crossed tho plate when Griffin throw wild
iy. Cunnon stole second. Connors fouie
out TO McCauley Brodie singled TO righ
hcld. scoring Barton and cannell ant
went 10 second ON the throw IN. Gilbert
hit put Brodie out at second. Gilbert wa
Evening journal., 1907-04-26
scnnlhle ID ID . Ean.

There IS no better method OF making
the blood bound through the veins than
simple joyous yelling. According TO q
physical culturist every one should occa-
sionally get out ia the woods where there
is no danger of arrest for dlslrderly con-
duct. and yell How much more sensible
20 ride TO the ball park I'M a comfortable
street car and sit down and yen with one
lfellowman where competition breeds ambi-
ton 70 excel.
Waving the arms and rising upon the
toes is advocated hy physical culWrsts as
IA means OF Strengthening the logs ana
arms and back and chest. Who rises
upon his toes and waves his arms with
such vim and vigor and exercises all his
muscles az once with such abandon as
the man who believes that the umpire
should be ronded limb from limb and
trampled in the dust, and Is striving with
Jan his might to incite q riot IN the name
OF freedom and fair plays
Among tho beneficial forms Of physical
culture certainly must be included that a
man gets by regularly attending the base
Evening journal., 1907-04-26
CAR SHORTAGE REMEDY

CHICAGO, April 25-Decisive ac-
tion has been taken by the American
Railway Association to remedy the
car shortage. The failure OF some
reads to furnish sufficient quota of
equipment for their own traffic is ad-
vanced as the cause of the shortage.
whese roads retain the cars of their
competitors. To remedy the evil the
association adopted a rule providing
that any railway which shall hereafter
not promptly return to its owner
after unloading, all cars will be penal
lied s. for each car so misused, to be
maid to the owner of the car.
In order to make the new rule more
effective, the principle of publicity IS
to be invoked through the instrumen-
tality of the car clearing house, re-
Gently established in Chicago.