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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20

s14s BUYS A VERY FINE MAHOGANY
upright piano Ia octares. brand
new sample. Dealers sell this piano
for ego. Our price, $t4ser CRAFTS
PIAEO CO.. ola North Fists.
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WATCHER

IN Ff,p ANY SIZE OPEN FACE Eis-
u DIN 4 ar !, yvaithau twentp-ysar gold
s,iiaf casas; Sc tor5 nickel ~ seq.
4 5scArAAF's, No, 426, Fifth|ssand Hroadt
svt,rr roR LNsI4IEs III, ptsEyv. HOUSE
Z ne Delegates, VI
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DIR. N. c. MUELLER. SURGEON
chiropodlst, is stlll located at his
old place. Oil East Main street,
Model Rarbsr-Shop.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
electric lights: running water, use
'nhone ard servants attention. as
I Grace Street.
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LET US CLEAN YOUR WINDOWS
NATIONAL WINDOW CLEANING
Co. 1872 East Main Street: phone
s145
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olAt- ANlo WNL4Nttrr 'IlSlil Il ~: .n.-
fi-i-hal Into mnhosaNy ~ .ilii'--s
5GE;NS'S.
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FOR SALE, RENT OR LEASE. ONE
) OF THE BEST EoUIPPED AND
PAYING JOB PRISTING PLANTS N
p. saT. CARE TIMES-DISPATCH.
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For Said; PI.yYSF P4ATaLnR 81 M
VI n tx III eces i; price $1b, M. as - ba st
CiraCaE Street, ,s an
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TUXEDO AND DRESS SUITS FOR
rent. "SCHNURA1AN." els Main.
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WOOD AND coA1A

WOOD AND coal.
SAW, NroNpv AMI R1r,.g t'''laL ne
fn.e n aavanros. Halt oNrt' saws
,i.a sses,tont se.4s, dircount a,-
inwed Ear NJ lltinn-so az coel iros' 81 sh,is
.s,rvI.ER ~ RYAN Linden anu Gary,
'ph,ne 1870,
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FoK RENT, TO TWO PERSONS. Two
connecting rooms, with private bath.
Board near by. Apply $ West Grace
Street.
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for 6alf

FOR SALE. BEAUTIFUL THOROUGH
bred black cockrel snaliel pups;
males; four mont this old; no trouble to
raise: reasonable. SOS NSouth lfne
z Streer, Sa5a
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ron SALE CHEAP. TWO GOOD
heavy dray horses; ono good heavy
draw mule. Amy 101 South Pine
Street. i. =, SMITH g co. y
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NO RETrER coNrEcTIoN MADE ON
earth than FlAEA{PF.S Acc. and 60c.
mixture, no North Ninth
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FOR SALE, AT ONCE. ON ACCOUNT
of Ill health, q paying drug business:
good stand on principal street;
fine opportunity to make money.
For particulars, address M EN-
THOL," 2H3 North Sycamore Street,
Petersbur0 Va.
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WANTED, OCCUPANTS FOR TWO
room |. Apply -02 south I'd Street.

FURNISHED ROOMS CONVENIENT
to bath, light. heat, use Of phone. No.
8 South First.
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VOTE FOR LESLIE H. DREW. HOUSE
OF Delegates.
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WANTED. no Buy tor, or GUINEA
fowls. Ad1ress with price, TO z
61O, care Dispatch.
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FOE RENT, FURNISHED ROOMS. no
reflned gentlemen. IA Soutl, Third.
Top boil.
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FOR RENT; NEWLY FURN1sHFp
room. heated, and HOY water bath,
telephone, With or without hoard.
"a South Adams Street. 8.,s us
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DOCTOR RETIRING TO TAKE 4 sPE-
Guilty wishes to sell a Columbus
Stanhope buggy. In excellent condl-3
ton, Terms reasona ble. phone az,
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uIRGrNs CAN REFINlsH A TADLT,
top so slick that a fly couldn't stand
on 1t. Adams and Broad.
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FURNISHED ROOM WITH USE OF
hath ana telephone. Mrs, SMITH. sos
North Tenth.
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WANTED. no BUY a SECONDHAND
safe Address a S1s, care THIS Of

WANTED. WRITING TO 10 AT HOME
at night. Address y. y. 81. care Post-
master Manchester. Va.
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SECOND FLOOR FRoNms ROOM. NICE
W furrtshed. wi h board, Apply IL
South, Third Street. 3ss
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GEE! BUT IsAENlPF'S HOMEMADE 2 3
4 IS C.rnme's ne nartsr,il ~ goat this
time of year. 40 North Ninth.
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WANTED. TO BUY. AT ONCE, THREE
flrst-clase pool tables. Apply Ia
East Broad Street.
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vort' lsoR LEsLIE5II. DREW. HOUSE
of Delegates.
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FROM FACTORY no CCSStavSR
]. SCuRE,MP's Umbrellas are the best
6oT East Na'n Street.
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yorE Foa LESLIE II. DREW. HOUSE
4& Of Delegates. 81
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DRY sToRAaR ROOM. 71s
Fast Grace E55l }.s tf3s "
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WANTED. sTWo-BURNER GAS STONE.
FITzGERALD. 916 West Grace
Street.
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FOR RENT Two NICE coNNHCTING
rooms. S23 Wet Mar hall.

FOR RENT. FURNISHED ROOMS, 1os
b North Seventh.
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ROOMS, WITH BOARD. PHONE
electric lights etc a3os Floyd Ave-.
Evening journal., 1907-06-20
DIAMOND FLASHES.

Home "at last"
Wonder If the Johnnies miss "Charlie," ="
much.
Two new pitchers within ten days and
both gone
Happy Hooligan' Thomas Walker was
just itching to get in that game. Happy
can coach some.
That home run did not belong to Burdee.
The Red Roses for the next two days.
mike" Grady knows how to encourage
pitcher
Umpire Bausewine mas been persuaded
to remain Harrisburg Telegraph.
whitney IS beyond question the greatest
first baseman in the league His work
here during the last three days has been
wonderful Trenton True American.
York has had % players under contract
thus far this season Nine of the number
have been catchers and 10 pitchers.
Maybe Tom Walker wasn't on the Job
yesterday. eh? lie held Harrisburg down
TO two hits and thereby secured a shut
out for the Mud Hens.-Williamsport
News.
Tom walker has been christened
Happy Hooligan" by the Wilmington
fans. and has greatly endeared himself
20 them by his gilt-edged game on Mon
day.-Wnliamsport Sun.
Evening journal., 1907-06-20
PEACHES" DROP
ANOTHER GAME
Defeated By WiliiamSpOrt at
South Side Park,
S TO 2
ROBERTS WAS lit HARD

For the second Gne VIII amsport pluck
ed the Pouches at South SIDE Park yostef-
day afternoon taking the game from the
locals by a score Of 70 .
Roberts new one was on the firing
line for the home team and although he
was touched up for clght hits he allowed
but one pass. Robers is yorug In the
professional ranks and many fans hclltvc
that Manager Athor,on made a mistake
IN putting him In against team Ike
Wiiiiamsport. Grady was behind the bat
and put up good eamc. hc making the
two runs credited to Wilmington.
vickers was in the box for the visitors
and proved a puzalor FOR the home bats
men, they being unable TO locate him at
times when hits mean, runs.
Wilmington scored thoir first in the
third inning Grady drew a pass, and
Roberts sacrificed him to second Me-
Farland singled scoring Grady. In the
ffth another run was Tailed. Grady
doubied Roberts singled and Crazy went
TO third Tie came home on a Wild pnch
by Niclkcrs.
Winamsnort scored its first run ia
tho third inning. when, with two mon
out Burdco made q home rua The ball
went down 20 the score beard. McFar-
elland, after 2 hard run. got his hands on
thi but could not hold IL, and the ball
I. .olled under the bloachcrs. I'm the fourth
lanothor came in Charles reached Sec
ond on an error by Lynch and came home
when sehring doubled IN the nth inning
VicScrs doubled. reached third on Keys
error and home on Hennessy'c single
Two were Tailed IA the ninth. Henuessy
singled. Charles doubled and both men
scored on Delahantys single. The score:
Evening journal., 1907-06-20
BUSINESS MEN WANT PHONE
Say if There Was One at Ball Park
They Could Attend More Games.

There are a number Of business men
i'm this city who are ardent lovers Of
the national game, who say that II
there was a. telephone at South Side
Park that they would be able to at
ttend more games there.
IL Is held by those who advocate a
phone at the park that if there was
a wire TO the grounds it would be pos
sible for them to be called up in case
they were needed at their places of
business while attending game, and
II necessary could either transact busi-
ness by means OF the telephone or
could reach their respective stores or
Offices within a few moments after
being called. In order 70 obviate being
annoyed by persons calling up for the
score, It is held that the management
of the club could readily make IL pub
lie through the newspapers that the
phone was for business purposes only
Evening journal., 1907-06-20
new PITCHERS DID
NOT LAST LONG
Roy and Roberts Released BY
Local MaNa9ement--BO
Signed

At tho close OF yesterdays game with
wiunmsport Manager Atherton released
Roberts who pitched against the Lumber
men" ana within half hour after he
had been let go ho was signed by acting
Manager scbring. Of the willamsport
Club
Not only do the fans believe that Ather-
toms action was premature inasmuch as
Roberts has not had fair trial, but the
Winamsport mon are unanimous IN tho'r
belief that IN him they have secured a
conner
Roy. the "Bis chief" who pitched sew
eral games for tho locals has also been
given his walking papers and has signed
with tho stuhonsvillo o., team and Is
now playing with that club. Frank Dunn.
who has been playing winter games in
California, win DE tried out in right field
I'm this afternoons game and may be
signed by the local management
Evening journal., 1907-06-20
SEMI-FINALS PLAYED
women's Golf Tournament at Country
Club Ends To-day.

on the links Of the Country Club yes-
torday afternoon semi-nnals In the Wo-
mans Golf Tournament were played and
to-day the tournament will close with the
final rounds.
In the semiannals yesterday afternoon
Miss M. w. Phelps. OF Brae Burn, de-
feated Miss Condor by the same score,
and as a result the possession Of the
Wilmington Cup win either go 60 Miss
Phelps ,or Miss Adams. Of Boston, who
defeated Mrs. Barlow, Of Morton, IN the
match play and ..
The result for the FIRST round Of match
play and semi-hnals yesterday is:
WILMINGTON CUP.
Miss Condon Philadelphia c. c. defeat
cd Mrs. Fox, Huntingdon valley, up.
Miss w. M. Phelps. Brae Burn, defeat
cd Miss Wells, wilmington, and ..
Miss Adams, Wollaston defeated Mrs.
Barlow, Merton, q and ..
Miss Griscom, Morton, defeated Miss
North Merton. and /.
Semi-hnals-AIiss Phelps defeated Miss
Condor. up
Miss Adams defeated Miss Griscom, ]
up. 10 holes.
NICE-PRESIDENT'S CUP.
Miss McNeely Merton, defeated Miss
NJ. C. Frsmuth. Riyerton, and 2
Miss Gilbert, Huntingdon Valley. de-
featod Miss shrove, Brao Burn, up. Il
holes
Mrs. West, Woodbury., defeated Miss
Clayton, Woodbury. and /.
Mrs. Fitler, Woodbury.. defeated Mrs
Hilles. Wilmington. up.
Semi-hnals-Miss NicNeely defeated
Miss Gilbert. up.
Mrs. Tiuer defeated Mrs. West / up
70 holes.
BRANDYWINE CUP.
Mrs. Lowry. AronminlS. defeated Miss
Maule. Merton, ! up 20 holes
Miss Nobnt Wilmington. defeated Mrs
coddnston. Mt Airy, 4 and 9.
Mrs Collins, AronimlnlS defeated Mrs
Pechin. AroniminlS, . up.
Miss Phelps, Brae Burn, defeated Mrs
A. II. G. Garrett. Wilmington. and 1.
semi-nnals-AIss Nohllt defeated Mrs
Lowry, 3 and 2.
Miss Phelps defeated Mrs Collins,
and L
PLAYERS CUP.
Mrs Noblit. Wilmington, defeated Mrs
Watson, Bala, and Q
Evening journal., 1907-06-20
The Delaware Plating Co.

Gold. Silver and Nickel Platine.
Chandeliers. store articles. etc, repol-
ished and plated at reasonable prices.
Orders promptly called FOR and deliv-
cred. ID. & A. Phone. l-MD. Delmar-
via. 1908.
5i5 f. Third ST.. Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1907-06-20
,A,.l.....nn 60 unohanaed.

ALTOONA. Pa. June 2o-A conference
between President Carpenter Of the Tri-
state League: Manager Wolverton or
winiamsport. and Umpire Bausewine'
was held at Lancaster yesterday over
wolverton's suspension and fine for cas'-
ing asnersions on Bausewine's integrity.
xvoivorton wanted a hearing, alleging
that ne could disprove the charge. When
President Carpenter arrived home he stat
ed the status Of the case unchanged
which is pretty eood evidence that he VIII
not set aside his decision.
Evening journal., 1907-06-20
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
TRI.sTATE sTANpINc
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Williamsport 5; Wilmington, p
Trenton, 2; Harrisburg, /.
Johnstown, g.; Lancaster, 3.
Altoona-York; rain.
SCHEDULED FOR TODAY
Williamsport at Wilmington.
Johnsiown az Lancaster.
Harrisburg at Trenton.
York at Altoona.
Evening journal., 1907-06-20
o.Linn e. Plavers.

Tom O'Brien. scout for the Cleveland
team. is making a circuit Of Tti-s'ate
towns I'm search OF players. He was an
wilmington on Tuesday Charles the Mil
lionaire second baseman, is the object OF
some of his observations, while Dusty
Rhoads also struck his fancy. o 'Brien has
boen through the New England league
and has IIuehey McCune in his note book
as a conner.
Evening journal., 1907-06-20
wILLIAAfsPORT.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Wilmington ...4.. 20 o 1 0 1 o 0 o o.
Williamsport .... 20 i 0 o.
Summary Earned runs, Williamsport
g. Bases stolen. McLane, Charles. Two
base hits. Lynch, Grady, Sehring,
Vickers, Charles. Home run, Burdce
Sacrifice hits. Mcfarland, Roberts.
Double plays. Ramsey to Cassidy.
Bases on balls. off Roberts. i; off Wick
ers. g. Hit by pitched ball, Ramsey.
Struck out. by Vickers. 4; by Roberts,
g. Wild pitches. Nickers, 1. Left on
bases. Wilmington. @: Wlliamsport, g.
Umpire, Moran. Time, 145
Evening journal., 1907-06-20
American Leaque.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Athletics, 4; Detroit l.
St. Louis Q; New York, o.
Washington, 1; Cleveland. 0.
Chicago. 8; Boston, ..
SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
Evening journal., 1907-06-20
FINE CARD PREVENTED
Seventh Matinee Race viii Bring Out
Some East Horses.

At Horse Show Association Park on
Saturday the seventh regular matinee
Race OF the season will be held and a
good card Is presented.
The third event win bring out Mar
tha b.. Donmore, Mary Lee, Florence
Stanton and Little Lady. and will fur
nish the feature of the day.
The officials are as follows; Starter
Colonel G.. p. Postles; judges and
timers. w. n. Hare, c. G. Mahoney, l..
Scott Townsend. NJ r. Hayden, t. D..
Thatcher. w. c. Devine and S. d..
Townsend.
The card:
EVENT NO. l.
Mr. Tanguy. ...........,b g. Alfred r.
Mr. Talley.. .......b. &. Billy Heron
MR. Wright. t.................b. e. ocolo
AIr Worrilow. .....h. IN. Queen Esther
Mr.. McClane ..........b. g. Robert II.
EVENT NO. ?.
Wm. II. Wallace. .....br. &. Earl Park
Mr.. dupont. ......b. g. Rejected stone
Mr.. Mckee. ...... blk g. Jack Gilman
EVENT NO. 8.
.nTr. Austin. br. m. Martha b.
Mr.. Hartman. e. Donmore
Mr.. Malatesta ........b. m. Mary Lee
Mr. Stoecl1le. blk. m. Florence stanton
Brookdale Farm. .... b. m. Little Lady
EVENT no. 4
Mr.. Wright. ..... .br. n. Straight Cut
Mr.. Winchester. ... 10. IN. Belle Ashton
Garden Farm. br. g. Wilkes NcGregoI
Mr.. Niles. .br. h. MacgregoI
EVENT 10. s.
Mr.. Ennis. br. h. Robert ID
Mr.. Jackson. on...........-.... or. 8. Fleet
Mr.. Booker -.....-.-.s. 8. Iris Iaifetl
Dr. Darlington. .br. m. Candy Chimes
Mr.. Pollock ...-.........bl blk. &. Girls
EVENT no. 6.
Mr.. klair. ...-.-.--..--..p. m MISS JOG
MIR. Donohue. .. no. m. Fannie Wilson
w. s. Townsend. ......g g. Gamboliel
Mr.. Witsel .....-..-...- Diamond Dici
Mr.. Hayden. blk. 3. Expedition, Jr
Wilmington continues to play good bal
but cannot shake Off its hoodoo.-Trentor
Times.
Evening journal., 1907-06-20
cHAMP:oNsHIP REcoRps.
National League.

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
Phillies, 2; Pittsburg. l.
Cincinnati, 3; New York, 2.
st. Louis, 12; Brooklyn, 4.
Boston, 8; Chicago, T.
SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Phillies at Pittsburg
Boston at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
Evening journal., 1907-06-20

Wilmington continues to play good bail
but cannot shake Off its hoodoo.-Trenton
Times.
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lasting some time and being a fight to
a finish The strike against the coast
wise lines is settled. The settlement
was a partial victory for the men, for
its basis was a compromise. But the
deepWater steamer companies take the
ground more determinedly than ever
that the strikers demands are utterly
unreasonable and that there can be
no settlement SO long as the men per-
sist In them
Evidence Of the present temper of
these arrangements is found In an in
terview given by Emil Boas, agent Of
the Hamburg American line, and in a
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writ of habeas corpus was secured
from the United States circ,lit court
on the grounds that Pierce was un-
lawfully being restrained of his lib
erty. In statement given out later
by Mr.. Pierce the declaration is made
that the affidavit was true throughout.
The statement, in part, follows:
''The affidavit does not contain a
statement, nor did the law of Texas
require Of foreign corporation such
as the Waters-Pierce on company any
statement with respect to who were
it's shareholders or who was interested
in it. 1t has been repeatedly and H.
belously said that the affidavit con-
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report at e-American and Red Star
line offices that cots were being put
into the second story Of the American
line shed for the accommodation of
strikebreakers.
Whatever the attitude of and con-
tentions Of the parties to the dispute
the congestion of freight is becoming
enormous and the commerce of the
port Of New York is being endangered.
Instances Of the Gripping effect Of the
strike are becoming numerous. One
steamer which got away during the
day carried insufficient coal in her
bunkers, it is said, to carry her to
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King of Saxony ENDORSED.

Dresden, May 11.-During a sham
battle while he was leading an attack
by a Uhlan regiment the king of Sax
ony narrowly escaped serious injury.
He was thrown from his horse, but
when his attendants rushed to his side
1t was found that he was only stunned.
When he recovered he insisted on
again taking part In the maneuvers.
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POLICE FORCE POWERLESS
Three Thousand Bavarian Strikers in
Serious Riot.

Berlin, May 11.-Three thousand
strikers attacked the thinner fertilizer
works at Ludwigshafen, Bavaria, and
forced an entrance into the courtyard.
They hurled stones for hours, break
Ing windows and doors and damaging
the walls. The police force of Lud-
wigshafen was hurried to the scene of
the riot, but was powerless to prevent
the excuses and only succeeded in
arresting two rioters. Four police
men were severely wounded by pistol
shots and stones The owner of the
works saved his life by precipitate
flight
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British Royalty Pleased.

London, May 1.-The birth Of an
heir to the Spanish throne was re-
ceived with unfeigned satisfaction by
King Edward and all the royal family
here, who received the first news
Through a newspaper agency. The
general public, with whom Princess
Ena," the name by which sQueen Vic
toria was known previous to her con-
version to Catholicism, was always
prime favorite, were equally pleased
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ALL SPAIN REJO|CES
Birth of Heir to Throne Received
With Enthusiasm.
CROWDS GATHER Ar PALACE

vent Marked by All the Ceremonial
So Rigidly Observed in Monarchal
Countries on the Appearance of the
First Born.
Madrid, May 11-Queen Victoria
gave birth during the day to son,
who becomes heir to the throne of
Spain.
The birth of the royal babe has
been awaited with eager interest
throughout Spain. The news from the
palace early in the morning that the
accouchment of the queen was i'm
minent spread like wildfre and crowds
flocked to the great plaza fronting the
royal palace. The happy event had
taken the capital somewhat by sur
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WILL RESIST EXTRACTION
n. Clay Pierce Objects to Being Taken
to Texas for Trial

st. Louis, May 11.-Sheriff G. S..
Matthews of Traverse county, Tex,
has arrived from Austin, Tex, to take
charge OF H. Clay Pierce, chairman Of
the board Of the Waters-Pierce Oil
company, who surrendered to arrest
wednesday on Texas Indictment
charging him with having committed
perjury in an affidavit in 1900 con.
corning the oil company.
Immediately after Pierce's arrest a
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prise, for only the previous afternoon
the queen had taken her customary
drive and the court physicians had in
tlmated that another two weeks would
pass before confinement.
It was learned from the palace au-
thorities that the queen had been
taken with the first pains of childbirth
during the night. Messengers were
hastily dispatched to the prime min
lister and other chief court dignitaries,
as the advent Of an heir to the throne
of Spain is an event of the deepest
political significance. Through the
early morning ministers and big func-
tionaries arrived at the court Of the
palace.
King Remains at Bedside.
Meantime word reached the waiting
throngs that the queen was progress
ing we'll. The doctors pronounced her
condition normal and satisfactory.
King Alfonso remained at the queens
bedside.
f. At 8 a. m. the king cancelled the
meeting of the council of ministers,
winch was to nave considered current
state affairs. By 10 o'clock the high
functiOnaries of the state and capital,
with many ambassadors and ministers
in their court costumes, had reached
the palace. At noon this assemblage
Of the nobility and power of Spain was
grouped in the royal apartments set
aside for official ceremonies, awaiting
with feelings of profound emotion the
announcement of the birth of the heir.
The birth of the babe occurred at
12:45 p. m. The announcement was
Immediately conveyed to the waiting
officials and crowds outside the pal
ace, who received the glad tidings
with mingled feelings of enthusiasm
and emotion. That the queen had
been blessed with son-a male heir
to the thrOne-WaS no less welcome
than the happy event itself.
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tanned the statement that the Stand
ard Oil company of New Jersey was
not interested in the Waters-Pierce
Oil company either as a stakeholder or
otherwise. The affidavit did not con-
tain any such statement and any as
sertion of that character is made in
perversicn of the contents Of the affi-
davit and is .ungrounded and unjustf-
fed malice towards me-"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-05-11
Earthquake in Austria-Hunuary,

Leoben, Austria-Hungary, May H.
Several earth shocks were felt here at
a. m. The inhabitants were fright
ened and vacated their houses, but no
damage was done
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-05-11

Naples and she viii have to run down
to Philadelphia to have her bunkers
filed. Another, a freighter which plies
between here and Mediterranean
ports, had brought over tons CT cases
of italian wines. She sailed for Italy
again carrying more than half of her
cargo back.