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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-11-28

Ser ct mere Rntnrrbi benne Ggn at 2onbet. enb one
onbre @peboume tiljanmen Dg 6en blep iubttl be be
faa 9lar aiet Iom ubelbrebelig. monge, mango Nar
trep 1ofae abler pg ba be life ppnaaebe 3elbrebee
oeb otal BebaubItn9 erfrebe be ben for
oenfaben bar bepi1t at @atarrb er EN- fpnttutionel
Hairs Catarrh Cure, fobrferet al S. s. Gbenep b
Co. 5oleoo Sbio er bet eneite fonftitntpneue S9ses
nntobel Marfebet. Set toges inbpenbig Yprtioner
9lpbet pg Sniteuets @lmbtnber. 9e thbpber ct bun.
brebe 9Dlars for etbbert Slebe bet lite fo furere.
Gfrto eFter g1rfuloerer % B1bnesbDrb.
@bresie: S. S. &benep q 70, Solebo 8.
90 Selges bos 9tpptbefere, 75c.
Halls Family Pills er be bebfte.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-11-28

Oct sou'!e Stros. gn Torrstnln9s,
pen, iom for nogen Eto Fben itreu ino,
bemerteoe Nuleonin9 af I'm 6elbreoss
tititano: uDet samle Strog trenser til
at f'iues OPP, os bet par en- bgb @anos
beb / benne Bemartnin9, s Nlbers
bommen, naar ben naturIise Stprts
bespnber at lui3te, tiltrenoes ct milot,
ftprtenoe Miooel tor at brinse 5pltemet
/ Oroen os fiante bet np &raft. 6err
Ebomas Roberts, Seffsrion, ST., ifriz
uer ii! Dr. peter Tabrnep & Cons 60,
@bicaso, Su., ions fpIeer:
vSes er ct lsueube Monument paa,
bpab Deres Rurito tan ubrette. Seq
bar taeet Deres u}eoictn u,eo Meuems
rum ON 0aaren os 6elten / be f1lte ii
Aar. og leg maa iiss, at ie9 er bleDsn
ct unoer for mine Uenner % mtg le:p,
boab beI6reo % 2iusfraft augaar, Seq
Ct M u1lt 77be Nar. Eatfet pRre
6srren for bans BelTgnelie. Seq tunDe~
lite ueee foruben D:res Eurtfo. Den
lpnss at briue ale @p96omms ub at
4e9emet.1
Or. Yeters Rulito er lite en- Apctbe>
termenicin; ben lelaes ubeluftenoe al
lpecieQe Agenter euer birette fra Tabri:
tanterne, Dr. Yeter Tabrnep & Cons
80. l12-l18 80. 9opne Mue.. @bi.
.caso, SQ.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-11-28

Sfplse Muiier fra Dfen bliper Eu.
finber Of Arbeieere aflteoigeoe paa for=
ifisuise eteber yanoet, ibet Nrbeibss
.pirtlombeoen maa inoFreates, srunoet
paa Bensetrilen.
Det beber. at en- Man9oe Mennefet
refer tilbase til europa fra Nem Dort
o9 onore fore Bper.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-11-28
Ninneiota-

- 5 ben lille 8p @oebbue / @oun>
tiet al famine ytapn bor en- Diterrtger
ueb Naun Nesner, Smeb at Brotesiton.
Qan er 46 Mar Qammel 60 banF 6u.
itru 40. De bar ueret 9ifte "a Mar
% bar 25 Bsrn. s 1898 fit @stes
parret bet fprte Yar Euiuin9er, % fiben
er oer tommet fem andre EuiQtn9par.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-11-28
iaaoan 9ti(tius, at mon lite fan 6es

iaaban 9tilins, at mon lite fan 6es
bragg os.
So!t er oalaa b:eune meset offsroiIs
liae. og Der ct iaar Iubltrtbsret en- Fprre
Gum tilbeofte For Temperancsarbsibet
ber Staten, eno Itlf@lost bar peret
no9en Sang far.
Ouenltaoenbe er fun en- Stump Ger
% en- Stump Der al bet ubmerfete
Toreorog. W(r. 2ebed talte en- 6tunb
paa Gngelit ttiilut, ba nosle Nmeritaz
mere Tom til Wpbet.
paa OpFororin9 talts Yaf. Rleppe
libt. efterat Wr Qebfd par ferbie.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-11-28
&omnt1.ne1t % oens 9amle %
ipage+

S~~s - 49, SA'"Ss Wv So'"~~" ~
.. Wt. 6ausan taIte, oa n@ba itp.
@onu:n:ionen" blep bolot ber forleben.
og bet foretcmmer %, at Ealen fortie>
uer at b!iue betienbt en- itsrre Rreos.
81 bar operiat ben, laa!ebss iom BEN
b!eu sisnsiuet Gersus 6aus Sournal:
Scr er uoaen, iom bar 1aat. at Sat:
tiaocm er fortleot Beli1gnelle, msn leg
bar mine Eutol ON 9anobeben beraf,
% bet par r'aaife ptret al en-, bp's
Tiltalbe Nftanoen laante Tatti9coms
men Gostrguelle. Naar man tommer
6uttt9oommsu 9anlte nar er Der lite
Longer nosen poeii ueo ben.
0porlebes bebanbler @amtuabst fine
otbensise luaae? 5 &eqe!en tillaoe5
be at orioe omttins, ti9senbe peo @aoss
biornerne, eller at pine lammen noaet til
Qiusopbolo, Iom beolt De Tan. .Oette er
gait. 5pis en- &rpblins er ii1ouo til at
eruars it3 ielu, er bet ret, at ban aior
bet. Msn bot5 lite, buroe ban b!ice
opbolot ef ben Commune, buor ban Dor.
2open on Bstleri burbe pare ltrengere.
| 90 bporleoaS ct BET meo eam!e Uolt?
per ier ri en- eammel Wanb eusr en-
sammeI Ruinbs - % bet ct altfor al
mi7ee!tet - iom ouerbraaer I'm Taru
i'll I'm Ssn meo ben TorltaaeIie, at
Ssnnen ifal opbolbe bam. Alt 9aar
nogenlunbe bra en- Eio, men libt efter
liot opaaar imaa l1beba9eIisbeoer, %
ben gamle beapnoer at bltue betpmret.
Maalte ban bliusr liot beipnoerlig.
9agerne 9aar fra onot til uerre, %
grabuis !erer man bam at forifaa, at
bet uiIoe uere leroeles pnifeli9t at taa
bans ya,eIle. San bar istet Steo,
buorben ban tan 9aa. Eioen aaar, %
0a ben ..aa,le -besnnoer at bIioe noset al
en- Bproe, beilutter Spnnen o bans
| 0u1tlu ct BLUE bam tu;t. AOe unoers
rettes Stiiteretsbommesen on1, at Taos>
ren ct lite ueb fulo Torfanb. os ban
5lipsr anoeripst iaa 9enleenoe. San
er beipaosrlis poaarunb at N!oeybon oa
| BetDmrin9er, os maaife Xeqerne fsnber
bam tiIbase til bans Spn. Gent poo
bet bsbaselise Stem, buortil ban rsnoet
ttlbass! gQer maalfe be belutter, at
bet bebi1e for bam unoer Omrenbisbe=
berne er at len6e bam til Nlelet.
| Ser 81 Eulinber al laabaare 1iIfel.
be. Wlen btsie Tolf fulbe lite pere
ct Smoslpsebus. 9uao ber bebpues
for benz er ct $ lem al bet rette
5lass.
5 nosls Eilteloe bar pt ct Tattisbus
tilbprenbe Eomnet, men bet er ofte ct
usie!t, transt Steb, iom oesuoen ct ops
bolpt tnurrenbe. s andre IilfaIoe bar
ri ct 5attiabus opbolot af @ountiet, oe
otte er bette naren liae iaa ilet. 9uao
ri bebpuer er noget, lom ct mere omfats
tenbe. Opret buert Ronsresbiitritt =
lite 5attiabuis men 6iem for samIe os
ioaae GOLF. BeFem on ben rette Qe>
sebislp, % opfor mob buert @ouutp
euer Conn, buao BET ct blepen uolast
for benz.
| Torbpo lea i1ise Suerbra9eIler lom
BE- neente, boor Taberen 9toer TN giens
BON til Sennen, uoen ct Staten bar
uo3eu @aranti for, at TorGlorene Biz
per orbentlig forlorseoe al Bernene.
| Sgiaa anp,e meset sobe Sbeer bIep
ireu,bolot al Mr. 6au9an.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-11-28
9ammel 6eif, bet anbet en- olte Nar

9ammsl popre. Gn uns Wono, lom
arbeicer for Uir. To'ietb, % iom ful9te
mso, tog 6sitere bism, os Totietb fit
telse en- fosb;tierenoe til Bpen torat
aa fine Saar tortuutne.
- @sren &nubion st. Olaf bauoe
/ BespnbelIen al beune l1se ct Tibet
@uen!pr meo en- fremmeo una M1anb,
om bapbe arbeibet for bam en- u9es
Iib. Wanben par 25 Aar % taIbts
fig @sot9e Morsan. o9 ban tortalte,
bans 9iem par / Oatlanb, 9ssbraita.
@ilte yerbag TT ban Opaier bos Rnuo>
ion oe re1lle til Aibbp. Der tr1f Raub>
ion bam isnere paa Dagen, os ba bapbe
ban bpret fig uo til Rnuolons giabo
gbortsp Mau. Wlsn ba Rnublon fierte
b.sm, bauoe Worean be lluttet at tort,
lette meb Mrbeioet for Rnublon o. ban
fulate bau: bien. i9isn. Wen~ Manbas
Woraen torluanct ban, Tot be andre
fob cp. Senere paa Worgensn rsilte
Rnuoion til Wsuen Yartoale, o. oa
ban tom til 9aIIon, fit Rnuoion bcre,
at Wor9an boube tiobt Trotot Der o9
forta!t en- 6tlforts, Tom naturlisuis lite
femte noset n1sb benne. Da &nubiou
tom bjem ient om Nftensn. fit ban bere,
at Cans Ssn Ebomas's ubr os Rieoe
par 6orte. Rnuolou reiits oa bib om
! Natten os ueo 9ielp al Yoliti9st 8ur>
ten fanot ban mart, at 6. @. Wante
ueb Wineral yate baube ueret ino Dos
l1brma9ec Straub og foreuiif ct lbr,
% enlfebe at uioe, buab bet tunbe pore
pRrb. Straub la9oe merte til, ct
Ruublons Naun par inograusret paa
Ba9iioen al ubret. % ba Straub tjsnbts
Wante % piolte, buor ban boeoe, tunbe
gan unoerre'te Ruuo on ON, buor ban
tunbe fnoe ubret. &nuoIon anto9, at
Worgan funoe baue tu!9t Bante biem,
% berFor tog gan Ronfabel HoIs meo
t5 uo til W1ntss U1sn ban par lite
Der. 8aafe gap oiQjst ubr % Rieoe
tilbaee. San bauoe tiobt Dem Tor
$3.45, os De tunbe moaife pare paro
500. Wforsan bauoe til @anfe la9t,
al ban baube uRret uoe paa Erefting oa
| 9iort bet oaarltat, o9 at ban bauos Roue
% 8ern Dulutb, % oerfor tnaatte
ban ieI9e l1bret. Rnuolon Iasoe, at
Wo:san {oette er rin'eli9uis lite bans
Jtaun) par en- pen Waae at le til, meo
'nertt. Qaar og intet Sfles. 0an 5apoe
forte Rler, tort Ooerfratte % Duer:
aus. 6an gau ct goot 9nolryt, men
ban iaa noset iersmobig uo. Rnuo,
! ions Gutter baooe faaet me9eu Glib til
bam. &nuc on borte, ba MorQan ait
uo ON Wor9enen, men bet uer mertt,
o9 ban par lite pis paa, ON bet tunbe
uare en- at Sennerne. Wor9an tos en-
9amu,el Stinobue, iom borte &nublon
til, og bette bleu ban oar, ba ban tom
op, men bette breb 5an fig lite ON, tbi
ben par Tibet perb. Maalfe bette
Mertet o. 6aifen par mere en- Teilta;
selie enb ro9et anoet, ba bans esen par
iaien.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-11-28

6pieiieret bar afsiort, at naar en-,
lom tisrer en- Mutomobil, u,eber uosen.
iou fiorer meo 6ef, % ban at benne
fife bliuer parl:t ON at ftanbie, maa
ben. fem tisres meb Automobil, slere
1aa, men ban bebppsr lite at aoppe
Malfinen eller Wotoren.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-11-28

Sntbpbslier til Brpuupper tryttes
Irpetert.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-06
KITTEN BLOCKS STREET CARS.
hut Girl With n Saucer of Milk
Finally Lures the Obstruction
To safety.

New York, Sept. G.-Listen, gentle
reader, and you shall hear how a
small girls wit and a saucer of milk
were enough TO start up traffic which
had been sadly-almost hopelessly, 1t
seemed to The men passengers-de-
layed on the Smith street line in
Brooklyn. 10 also ended a string of
harsh language from the aforesaid
occupants OF the car. soothed the ten
der sensibilities of the equally indig-
nant woman passengers, and caused
William Mccormack, the conductor,
to calculate - the thing, any
way!" when he had got his verbal
lambastiug
Possibly he little gray kitten that
dashed out of Schwikert's delicates-
sen store near the corner of Atlantic
avenue and smith street when the car
came to a stop did not know that this
was due to a regulation of the COM
pany. At any rate 1t ran under the
car and also under the gaze of Mrs.
Annie Minck, of III Clermont ave-
nue.. who was sitting therein. Mrs.
Minck Just put her foot down when
| she saw Mccormack start to pull the
lbell rope to signal Go ahead" and
said he shouldn't. Moreover, he was
brute to think of It! In a minute
the car was in an uproar.
The shades of night were falling
fast and the men passengers were
eager to be landed at Coney Island
lbut the women sided with Mrs. Minck
AT last in desperation several of the
men lit matches and got down to hunt
for the cause of all the fuss, but the
kitten only sat tight when McCor'
mack pleaded with her to be on her
way and let the car so. too. Cars
were beginning to be stalled for a
distance of several blocks along
Smith street when Annie Schwikert
who owns the kitten, ran out with a
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-06

Use SUN want nds. ,or results.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-06
VENEZUELA QUITS PEACE MEET.
Orders Head Of Delegation to With
draw From Hague Conference.

The Hague. Sept. G.-Senor Jose
Gil Fortoul, Venezuelan minister to
Germany aud head of the Venezuelan
delegation TO the peace conference.
has received a cable message from
the Venezuelan government ordering
him to withdraw from the conference
and return to Berlin. He thinks there
was. delay in transmitting this in
struction, due to the dispute between
the Venezuelan government and the
French Cable company, necessitating
sending messages by a roundabout
route. Senior Fortoul cabled to his
government explaining the present
situation here, but he does not ex-
pect an answer for several days.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-06
School HOOK Lists.

Now ready at d. Il. Wilson's, the
Book and Music man.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-06
LANGUAGE HARD; TRIES TO DIE
Girl, Unable To Learn English, Leaps
Into River in DESPAIR.

South Bend, Ind, Sept. DE
spondent because she could not mas
ter the English language, Goldie
Goldenberg. aged 23 years, jumped
into the st. Joseph river in an at
tempt to drown herself. A policeman
saw the girl go down and jumped in
after her in time to make a rescue.
The girl was taken to the county jail
and today was turned over to the
Associated Charities. She is a Rus
sian and had been working in a local
factory trying to earn enough money
to provide for her return to Russia.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-06
TAX PAYERS NOTICE.


Baducan, NY sept. l, l3ui.
You are hereby notified that all
persons owning or having in their
possession. or under their control as
agent. guardian or committee. exc
cutor, administrators. curator, trustee.
receiver. commissioner or otherwise,
realty. tangible or Intangible per-
ronal property. on the 18th day OF
September. are required on or be-
fore the lst day OF October to give
the assessor true and complete list
of same, with true cash value thereof,
rs Of the 18th day OF September,
under oath, upon forms to be fur
nished on application by said as
SCISSOR at his ONCE. aud that all mer-
chants Of the city doing business for
themselves or others. shall in a like
manner aud in addition thereto, state
the highest amount in value OF goods.
wares and merchandise owned and
Kept on hand for sale by said mer-
chants. during the three months next
preceding such 18th day OF Septcm-
her
Prompt attention TO this will save
property owners additional cost.
STEWART DICK, Assessor.
ONCE. Room ., City Hail.
Approved:
ID. A. Yeiser, Mayor.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-06
CALDWELL RETURNS
WITHOUT REQuISIrION

Pete caldwell. colored. wanted here
for HOUSEKEEPING. was brought back
from ST. Louis yesterday afternoon
by Detective +. J. Moore and placed
IN jail pending trial. lie Is charged
with breaking into a grocery-saloon
At Ninth and Boyd streets. Caldwell
asked to be permitted, TO change
clothes after being arrested by Pa
rolman Scott Ferguson here. but In
stead OF changing clothes. ran out
the back door and escaped. A tele-
gram beat him 70 st. Louis, and on
arrival there he vas arrested.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-06
SAY THIEVES PLOT IN PRISON.
Peoria school Board Members Ask
Dcncen to Separate Convicts.

Peoria. H.. Sept. .G.-The school
board last nlgat passed resolutions
demanding that Governor Deneen
take measures to separate Newton c.
Dougherty, former superintendent OF
the Peoria public schools, who was
convicted Of the theft OF a million
dollars. and John II. Donovan also
implicated In the school thefts and a
prisoner IN the Joliet penitentiary'
The resolution cites that the two
prisoners have entered into n con
spiracy to further interfere with the
business OF the board OF school In
Gpectors OF Peoria.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-06
To Test Mayors Revocation of
BOyles License.
Council Leaves Question of Appealing
From Judge Reeds Decision To
Finance Committee.
UNIDENTIFIED WANTS HIS MONEY

Whether the city will appeal the
Hugh Boyle case was left to the joint
finance committee last night at the
regular meeting of the aldermen, and
power to act was granted the com
lmiltee. In notifying the board Of
judge Reed giving Hugh Boyle the
decision. the mayor added that no
court had passed on his power of re-
vacation. As explained the trouble
with the city ordinance was the PEN
|alty was lower than the Kentucky
statutes. In amending the ordinance
the boards fixed the lowest fine at
$50 according 10 the Kentucky laws
.of 1905. but it has been discovered
that the legislature In 1906 made the
lowest penalty $25. The mayor
wanted the power of revocation test
led In court and suggested that an
ex parte suit might be brought.
Alderman Chamblin brought up
the necessity of opening several
streets in the southern part of the
city; Husbands street between
Fourth and Sixth streets; seventh
street between Norton and Husbands
streets. and Caldwell street between
sixth and Eighth streets. Much Of
The property Is vacant and It may be
some trouble for the city to get the
property and open the streets, but
the aldermen thought It would never
be- any easier than at present After
a short discussion the aldermen re-
.forred il to the joint street commit
tee.
Street Inspector Elliott was order
cd to have a railing put on Fourth
3treet from Husbands street across
the OIL Since the street has been
raised the railing has not been built
and the street closed to traffic. 10
Is the only street coming from Ale
Chanicsburg that has no car line and
The aldermen saw the necessity of
opening Il at once. Considerable diff
nculty has been had in keeping It
closed as wagons would go around
the short fences across the street.
The condition OF Fifth street be-
tween Broadway and Jefferson street
was brought before the board. The
street has several bad holes in II and
the board of public works was direct
cd TO notify the contractor he must
repair IL.
John Lindenfeld purchased. the
Hugh Boyle saloon. az Fourth street
land Kentucky avenue, when Boyle
closed up. and Monday night Linden
field was granted a license TO run a
saloon by the council. Since Judge
Reed has sustained Boyle the saloon
has boon opened under the old IL
cense. Lindenfeld had a letter be-
fore the board stating that Boyle
wanted the saloon sold back TO him
and Lindcnfeld asked that the SIS
be refunded to him that was paid for
the license. The aldermen ordered
1.-The letter received and filed.
More men will be needed in the
sewer department as nine more miles
have been added to the system. Sew
erage Inspector Bundesman asked
the board to authorize the employ
ment of two more men IL was re-
ferred to the board of public works
and the city engineer to look into the
Necessity
Alderman Hubbard offered the
motion that in the future only prac-
teal plumber be selected as sewer
inspector. The alderman thought it
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-06
Lost and Found.

Lost, between $3.50 a. m, yester-
day aud noon today. a bilious attack
with nausea and sick headache. This
loss was occasioned BY finding at all
druggists a box OF DR.. Kings New
Life Pits. Guaranteed for bilious
ness. malaria and jaundioe. 25c.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-06
IDEAL MEAT MARKET
5t2 broadway.

We now have a fancy meat cutter
Mr.. Jno. Reese. who will meet our
trade with neatness, qu.chness and
politeness. Give him trial. Ideal
Meat Market.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-06
FOR SALE.

My residence. 2Of2 West Jeffer
son street. Five roOuns. hall, porchcs,
bathroom and pantry. Newly painted.
Best resident location in city. Te'e-
phone Home phone No. 1923. Also
household furniture. J. T.. Baker.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-06

saucer of milk. Puss saw, came out
and tasted. Then Mccormack let out
his unfeeling remark and the car
started again for Coney Island.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-24
ARDELLE BEATEN
FOR SECOND TINE
Argot Boy Duplicates His Tri-
unph Over Great Pac-
ing Mare.
-----------------
CLOSE FINISHES IN TRoT
-------------------
Readville Meeting Closes-Har-
ness Cracks Off to Provi-
dence Meet.
CLOSE FINISHES in TRoT

READvILLE, MASS, August 2s.---
Ardelle. Ed. Geers's pacing mare, was
defeated to-day for the second time
In her racing career, and by Argot Boy.
who beat her here year ago.
In the 205 trot George G. had only
to jog at the finish OF each heat. The
race marked the initial defeat of the
season of the Cleveland marc, Lillian
r.
A series OF very close finishes re-
suited in the 2:16 trot. Henry S., Jr-,
barely gaining the verdict in each heat.
Byron Kay had no trouble In the
2:14 pace With the close of the
meeting to-day most of the horses are
being shipped to Providence. where the
grand circuit will be continued next
Mopday Summaries:
2:16 trot, purse s1,20o-Henry s., Jr.
won three straight heats and the race
Travellesso, second; Prince c., third
Best time, 2:11A, In first heat.
EOS trot. purse s1.20o-George @. wor
three straight heats and the race; Orc
second; Lillian r., third. Best time
2:06. in first heat.
. 2O4 pace. purse s1,soc--Argot Boy
won three straight heats and race
Ardelle, second; Judge Wilson. third
Best time. 2:05h. in first heat.
2:14 pace, purse 1,2oo-Byron Kay
swon three straight heats and the race
Gentry Star, second. Arrow, third. Bes
time, 2:0s&. in first heat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-24
Time of game. t:4b, Umplres Mcssra
TRULY and Byron. Attendance, $500
TRUCKERS DROP
BOTH CONTESTS
First Game Was Pretty Battle
and Marked by Free
Hitting.
Especial to The Times nispatch !

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
DANvTLLE. VA. August 2s---Dan-
Vile, as the result OF heavy hitting
ability. defeated Portsmouth In the
double-header here to-day. The first
game was characterized by hard
batting on the part of both teams
Walker. for Danyille, kept his hits
we'll scattered. with the exception of
two innings. while Leonard, for the
visitors. was hit hard at critical
stages. The Truckers had a batting
rally in the ninth inning. but it came
too late. In this inning Havener walk
ed. and ]. Sullivan singled. With two
men on bases. Cook knocked the ball
over the fence for home run.
Tho fielding work OF both teams in
the first contest was OF high order.
and several sensational plays We're
pulled off. Pitcher Walker. for Dan
VILE. also parked" the ball in the
eighth inning.
In the second game the visitors
started out as II they had lost In
terest. Their fielding work Jagged. and
was slow and listless. Their errors OF
omission were more than the errors OF
commission. Walsh who was on the
firing line for the locals. and who
defeated Portsmouth yesterday, had
them completely at his mercy again
to-day. AT the beginning of the game
Manager Clark was benched by LAWN
der, OF the pitching staff OF Dauville,
who was umpiring on account OF the
failure of the league to provide a
regular man since Handiboe left Clark
was playing first base, and protested
against decision of Lavinder In call
ing a Danville man SAFE.
mt fpnT
the hitting of Tydeman, who batted
out home run, and Fisher, who con-
nected for a triple and two singles In
three times at the bat. Doyle played
his usual good game at second. The
game was called at the end of the
aeventh inning on account Of darkness
Tabulated score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-24
HAU'S COUNSEL,
SAYTIE'S INSANE
Murder OF His Mother-in-Law
Attributed to I'm
souudness.
sollndness.

KARLSRUHE. August 2s--Members
Of the Moltier family have published
several letters intended to break down
the efforts OF Karl Hau's counsel to find
evidence exculpatlng him of the charge
OF numbering his mother-in law. Frau
Molitor. The letters throw light upon
the case rs regarded by the defense.
Prior to the trial, DR.. Dietz. counsel for
the prisoner, wrote to Hau's wife, April
18th, saying:
las matters stand to-day, there is no
hope of acquittal."
DR.. Dietz added that. he hoped the
opinion of Professor Aschaefenburger
of Cologne, the expert In mental dis
ease, would set forth that Hau was re-
sponsible for hts acts only in dinin-
ished degree, and that the jury would
render verdict denying that he COM
mitted the murder with premedita-
| ton"
Another letter, from Professor
Aschaefenburge to Hau's wife, ex-
pressed the hope that expert opinions
| would tend to show that the prisoner
| was mentally unsound, adding:
ut would be a great relief to you
| If you could think back upon your
| husband with the consciousness THAI
| ho committed the awful deed In conse-
| quence OF a mental disease"
| DR.. Dietz announced that during tho
| trial Professor Aschaefenburger wrote
| to him that he was fully convinced
| that Hau was innocent !.