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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-18
SENATOR BORAH IS
HURRY|HG EASTWARD
Goes to Washington. PreSuma-
bly, to Defend Himself in
Timber Land Cases.
Special TO The Tribune.

BOISE. Ida, April 17.-United States
Senator W. h. Borah left this morning
for Washington, where II is understood
he went 10 appear before the Depart
ment OF Justice IN his own behalf I'm the
timber cnses that were investigated by
the Grand jury here, II is presumed
that he will endeavor 10 counteract any
thing that may have been done by
United States District Attorney Ruick.
who is now in Washington. where he
went to take the timber cases up with
the department
a. y. Frazer, attorney for l.. G. Chap.
man, now in the county jail for con
tempt Of the Federal court, left for
Portland this afternoon. where he will
argue the Chapman habeas corpus case
before Judge Gilbert Of the Circuit
court Friday. Neither Marshal Rounds
nor Deputy Attorney Johnson could
spare time tc go to Portland to look
after the case and District Attorney
w. o. Bristol of that place will repre-
sent the Government in the matter
The State Summer Normal Board,
consisting of State Superintendent Belle
Chamberlain, president; c. A. Axline of
the Albion Normal aud President G. II.
Black Of the Lewiston Normal, held q
meeting here today and made final ar
rangements for the Summer Normal
schools to be held at Pocatello, Boise
and Occur 'Alene, to open July Is aud
continue six weeks, The school at Couer
,Alene will be in charge of President
| Black, the one at Pocatello in charge
of President Axline, and the one at
Boise in charge Of Miles F. Reed Of the
educational department of the Univer-
sity. These schools will be open to all
| the tenchers Of the State.
Mayor Haynes has announced the fol
lowing additional appointments: Cap
tain of police, E. O. Phillips; sergeant
| of police, Andy Robinson; city detect
i've, 7. A. Doud; plumbing inspector, j.
| F. Shellworth
1t is now announced that the Boise
| interurban electric railway will he com
pleted between Boise and Caldwell by
| about the 10Th of May and cars will be
| running soon thereafter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-18
ST0CKMEN'S RESOLUTION
Montana Ranchmen Continue Their Ses.
sion at Miles City,
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
MILES CITY, Mont, Aprill7.-The
second-day session of the Montana
StockgTowers association opened TODAY
at l0:30, and the seventy-two new mem
bers elected Tuesday night were accept.
ed without further parley. The reso-
lutiops Committee report which was
adopted, provides for appropriation of
$500 for State fair purposes; commend
ing the aims of requesting the Montana
Railway Commission to make a ruling,
carrying ont in effect the provisions of
the Everett bill regulating the speed of
stock trains. which was reit red in the
State Legislature; indorsing President
Roosevelt administration on irriga tion,
Federal inspection and railway matters
and deploriug the violent and indiscri-
miuat attacks of the yellow press.
Mr.. Adams, deputized Clifford Pin
chot to outline the Forest Reserve po.
Icy in connection with grazing, made
a talk, and was followed by Senator Dix
on of this State. Mr. Dixon said he
wanted an expression from the conven-
tion as TO Just what was wanted by the
people here in regard 10 public land
&. F. lngersoll was elected president
and II. r. Hall secretary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-18
GRAND LODGE now
IN REGULAR SESSION
Regular ConcIave of Utah Odd
Fellows Now in Session
in Provo.
.peclal TO The Tribune.

Special 70 The Tribune.
PROVO. April l0,--The thirtythtrd an
nual session OF the Grand lodge of I. o.
o. f. OF Utah convened here this morn
ing at 10 o'clock in the cnoot block, The
visiting delegates were met AT the depot
by the members OF the local lodge, headed
by the r. Y. university band They
marched to the place OF meeting. where
Mayor J. ", Frisby, In behalf of Provo.
made an address OF welcome Eph.
Homer, in behalf OF the Odd Fellows
and the Rebeccas responded TO the Mayor
and In very nice talk thanked the citi-
zens OF Provo for their cordial reception.
Rev. P, a. Simpkin OF Salt Lake, on
behalf OF the Grand lodge also addressed
the asssemblage. Grand Master T M.
Stringer OF Park City addressed the dele
gates after which they went into ses-
sion and after organization appointed the
necessary committees and adjourned un-
I'll p. m.
Besides the regular delegates TO the
Grand lodge session, It is expected that
several hundred Odd Fellows will visit
Provo tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-18
|MII Now Undertake to DiscOy-
her If He Should Break the
Hartman Combination.
|aILL ASSUME FUNCTIONS
[,9F INTERSTATE COMMISSION
Intends TO Wade
Through Mass of Testimony
= Taken in the Case.

/ sHICAGO. April ia dispatch to
|ss5Tribune from Washington says;
/ president Roosevelt proposes to
|se into his own hands the determine
|ni as TO whether an atempt shall be
lie 10 break up the Hartman rail
/. 4 combination or not, and has come
|tlshe conclusion that it is his duty to
L ly the case firm beginning to end.
|rtThe President has been placed in
Il psition Of antagonism to Mr.. Harri-
III, and on that account he is partic-
-ly desirous that no steps should be
en- By any department of tho govern
|sit in such way as to leave the i'm
i.ssion that il was the result of per
|.,l hostility on the part of the Presi-
Lat himself.
|hlTo satisfy himself as to the exact
/. ..at6n the President proposes to read
|-.the testimony taken by the inter
nc commerce commission on tins sub
Then he viii have a conference
Eli Attorney General Bonaparte and
|. Task the head Of the Department of
d nee TO apply to the facts the Presi-
submits TO him the general law in
!, ease and particularly laid down by
b United States supreme court in the
|prthern Securities case. All this will
|o'Si time and IL will involve an i'm
Il Sc amount of personal labor on the
hi of President Roosevelt. He may
g to give up o good deal of his vaca-
~ time TO the work, but il will be
Ii sooner or later, and when his dc.
|irin is made he Will be satisfied with
|al7ecause it will be the result Of per.
-. painstaking investigation. and not
i Jsonc lusion Of a subordinate. arrived
|ci hrough partial or hurried scrutiny.
|iHiThis decision by President Roose-
u...to burden himself with the details
h, . exhaustive inquiry into subject
|er asst that IL is scarcely understood
fat by the members OF the Interstate
merce Commission itself, will, it is
EirTed, satisfy both the people and
Be E'ailroads.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-18
BEST-BRED HORSES
NOW ON EXHIBITION
Utah County Horse Show For
mally Inaugurated at Provo
This Afternoon.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
PROVO, April l6 -Prepa rations are
complete for the Utah County Horse
show, which will be held here tomor-
row, "Wednesday, when more than three
hundred Of the best bred horses In the
State viii be on exhibition. The parade
Will start from the courthouse square
and so down Academy avenue to the
Utah County Fair grounds where the
horses VIII be exhibited.
a jury was empaneled in the District
court today to try the case Of NJ A.
81 Salt Lake railroad, The plaintift Is
suing the railroad company for the al
legged killing Of number of sheep near
Pleasant Grove. last spring.
Six additional names were drawn from
the jury box today and a venire Issued
for Henry Stagg. James w. Bailey, Frank
Conoyer. Angus Beebe, u. Snow and w.
n. Startup. all OF Provo. 10 appear forth
with and serve petit jurors,
Judge Booth rendered his decision to-
DAY and denied the motion for new
trial in the cases OF Mrs. ID. c. Reed
and Mrs William George vs. Joseph r,
Farrer. administrator OF the estate Of
Jacob Miller. deceased.
In order to further investigate the rec
ord Of Lee Swenson. who gave his name
as Nelson when arrested, the officers to-
dag succeeded in having him sent TO the
county jail for q period or fifteen days.
on a charge OF vaSrancy. Swenson is
the man, who, H. is alleged, assaulted a
Miss Cobbley and companion near Pleas
ant Grove a few days ago.
O. Duffy and W, Dowson were today
sentenced TO the county Jail for fifteen
DAYS on charge OF VasrancY.
z. l., Short and George Maxwell were
each sent up for live days today by Jus =
tice Noon for stealing a ride on rail-
road train
The examining board Of BARRIERS held a
meeting today in Provo at the shop OF
Cochran & Stewart on Center street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-18
MRS. DUBOIS PRESENT
-esents Children Of American Rev
.,ution at Dedication of Memorial.

tublon al Dedication OF Memorial.
II lASHlNGToN, April 1.-THE chief
lDest in today's session Of the con-
" Of the Daughters Of the American
Hutton cent@red in the dedica ation of
mmemorial portico Al the memorial
Vnentsl hall. The regents Of the
veen original States stood upon the
Nco which Is south NJ the building,
ing toward the Potomac c. W.
iham. president Of the George Wash
On university. delivered a short ad =
rs- In the afternoon Mrs Donald Nc
n, the president general. as chair
submitted tho report OF the conI-
lhal hall committee To the congress
y" the delegates are given an opporru-
... 10 contribute 10 the building fund
lthis structure. A reception was given
delegates tonight.
ne congress Will elect officers lomor-
and Mrs. McLean's friends are maxi
the claim that sufficient votes have
Neral
following the address Of Dr Needham
~: Mclean. president general. formal
neelared the memorial portiCo dedi-
rhe children Of the American Reyo-
,,on. who were 10 have pariIciuatod In
exercises. were not present. but were
1esented by their president. Mrs. Fred
a-Oubois. who I'm an address. said tho
.rfiren had raised about S25oO tovya rd
.e1nemorial fund She appealed ia IN.
" " bern delegates 10 save the bovs aud
=, OF the mountain districts in that
ia on OF the country. who. she declared
~. denied the privileges of education.
~ urged each chapter that did not now
~ hn association with H. n children s:
:, t'eT' 10 immediately start one
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-18
IDEAL SUMMER RESORT.
Old Geneva Place Being Remodeled for
Entertainment of Guests.
Special 70 The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK. April l6.--The old
Geneva lake resort. located on the shores
of Utah lake. midway between this place
and Provo. is being remodeled and Inn
proved in q way that II will make an
ideal summer resort, This place has dur
ins previous years been one Of the most
popular resorts Of this county. bur for
some cause has during the last year or
so been back number
The contractors who have the con-
structjou OF the summer home OF High
J.. Thomas OF Salt Lake City under way
are now compelled 10 use hip boots in
the continuing OF its construction: the
wators from the Utah lake. on whose
shores II is being built. have completely
surrounded II.
The wedding OF Miss Alice Ainsworth
Of this place and Joseph CavanauEh Of
Bingham Canyon took place at Provo
yesterday. The ceremony was performed
by Judge John y, Booth. The couple re-
turned TO this place and were afforded a
reception at the home Of the bride 2
mother Mrs. Thomas a. Lee. The newly
married couple Will make their home in
Bingham canyon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-18
AFFLICTED WITH CANCER.
General News Notes Gsrnered ii and
About Spanish Fork.
.cial 10 Tho TrIhune

Special 10 The Trlhune.
SPANISH FORK. April l6.-Llewellyn
Jones Is IN a critical condition at his
home I'm Spanish Fork IL is feared that
his illness is due 10 cancer OF the stom-
aCh.
Canned tomatoes have been advanced in
price In the local market, and the Span
sh Fork Canning company has begun
improvements. which VIII cost $4,000. A
large acreage Of tomatoes. string beans
and asparagus has been contracted for.
4 small break In the water main OF
rhe city water system let in n willow
root which grew to such dimensions q &
to almost fll the wator main. In order
TO repair damages the city water was
shut of for forty eight hours II was
let in again last night. to the great JOY
and convenience OF tho citizens.
Spanish Fork river has been out OF It's
banks IN several places, and in some in
stances covered land which had been
prepared for the planting OF beets, rem
derine It useless for this season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-18
WHOLE CLASS SUSPENDED
College Students in Serious Trouble
Over Raid ON Ice Cream

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. April 1.-THE en-
tire junior class of Drury college (Con-
gregationaD. numbering thirty-four mem
berg, was suspended by the faculty to-
day because they refused TO apologize
for a get OF resolutions drawn up last
Monday, directed against the faculty.
The freshman class of eighty-seven stu
dents has voAsd to stand by the juniors.
The trouble all came through the theft
from President Kirbys home of a guam
tity OF Ice cream. intended for seniors
reception. \ Junior. charged with being
the leader Of the raiders. refused 20 di-
Vulge the names Of the others. and was
ordered home when The class inter-
ypDaI.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-18
HARRY THAW I'LL
But He Is Not Allowed to Sec His
Attorneys in His Cell

NEW YORK. April 17.-Harry X. Thaw
informed the keepers in the Tombs today
that he was III when Mr.. Peabody Of his
counsel called at the prison today. Thaw
was still In bed but ON being Informed
that he could not confer with Mr.. Pea
body in his cell he went 20 the confer
cnce room and talked with Mr., Peabody
FOR two hours. At tho end OF Il Mr.
Peabody would make no statement,
Mrs. Evelyn Thaw was asked II she
had any reply 70 make TO her mothers
statement
Not word on any subject" was her
rSplV
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-18
BOTH WE'RE INJURED,
Well Known Physician and Little Child
Injured at American Fork.
Special to The Tribune.

AMERICAN FORK. April ls-This
morning DR. Heber Z. Robinson fell from
O able In his office. receiving a disloca-
ton Of the left knee. He had been stand-
Ing On the table adjusting some article
Of the room, when, In descending, he
slipped and fell TO the floor quite hard
The dislocated knee Is the same that was
thrown out of place q few years ago in
a tunnel In Provo canyon. The injury
while not very serious. will permit OF the
use Of Crutches for few weeks.
The 5-year-old daughter. Lucy. Of Mr..
and Mrs A. B. Adams las; evening suf-
fered a fractured OF the collar bone.
The little tot was playing with some other
children. when she accidentally fell 10
tho ground alightlne In such manner
that the collar bone was fractured quite
badly,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-18
Jindaman Was Invincib,e

PHILADELPHIA, April 17.-Iuahiltty
10 hit Lndaman's delivery caused the
defeat of the Philadelphia team today.
&. ~. p.
Philadelphia. % 0 n q q n l n-1 2 n
Boston ......o o , n q q o. Ia 3
B5tteries-Lush and Doom; Lindanan
and Brown.
Two base hits-Tenny, Brown
Bases on balls-off Lindaman. s; off
Lush, ..
Struck out-by Lindaman, 5, by Lush.
>.
tmpires-Klem and F,mslie
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-18
Play in Binding Snowstorm.

SIOUX CITY. April lin almost
binding snowstorm Sioux City and Oma-
ha opened the Western league season
here today TO about 1900 fans the home
team winning by score OF TO 4
r. II. ".
Sioux City 900 o o o O1 IS 10 4
Omaha .......0 3 o o | o o. 10 ?
Batteries--Jarrett and Spies; Thomp-
son. McNealey and Gondin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-18
Ready to Argue Hermann Case

> tSHlNGToN, April i7.-Testimonv
enut,al and sur-rcbuttal. intended
,.Sear up number OF unimportant
prt. was taken TODAY In the trial
niger Hermann for destroying public
Q,ns, ana both sides rested before the
!. ieoh recess of the court. ArEu-
y 8 upon the case win likely commc5co
rrOw.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-18
Murderer a Suicide,

RIVERSIDE Calf, April l7.-Willlam
Shnzu. a Japanese. who last night shot
and instantly killed n. Najima. a fellow
servant IN the employ OF r. Rumsey.
was found dead I'm an orange grove this
morning. He had gone hundred yards
from the scene OF the murder and then
shot himself through the heart, Jealousy
was the cause.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-18
More Lands for Idaho.

AT 20 The Tribune
sASHlNGTON, April 1.-THE Com.
I ipner Of the Land Office has advised
':'oVsrnor OF Idaho that there was
sven TO said state, April 10. under
iiS' Oh Congress, under its grant Of
acres for the use and support of
,,,.ri,eultural college. lands within the
q q Alene land district aggrcgating
Tlsfoles, IN part settlement Of said
. The lands so approved arc in
~ - township ~ north. range 3
~ Boise meridian.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-18
Surrendered TO Cupid.
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune
THERMOPOLIs. Wyo., April l5.-L. A.
IIoldTege OF this city and Miss Lillian
Castecl OF Shoshone were married here
J.. 4. Joldrege Is we'll known In this
city and In northern Colorado and south
orn Wyoming. He was in the horse and
cattle business at Walden and Laramie
for several months. and engineered the
Lander waterworks deal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-18
HEPBURN STILL SICK
Idaho Senator Is Improving Slowly, but
Remains Very Weak

WASHINGTON. April l7.-Senator
Hepburn OF Idaho. who has been very
III in Philadelphia. was brought TO this
city today. He is improving slowly. al
though still very weak, and there is much
ground 20 be gained before his condition
will permit him TO attend TO any official
duties lie was accompanied here by
Mrs Hepburn. w. B. SENS. his private
secretary. and n trained nurse Today
was the first time Mr. Hepburn was able
to be moved since the Inception OF his
attack OF acute indigestion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-18
Boston Wins Close Game.

BOSTON. April 17.-Cilaze held Wash
mGton 10 three hits today, and although
substituted batsmcn made trouble in the
ninth. Bostnns 6 two runs were enough 10
win. The accurate first base playing Of
Inglauh was the feature. r. II r.
Boston ......0 q o o q ! n n Il |
Washington % 0 o 0 q q ii 3 |
Batteries-C;laZe and Armbruster:
Smith and HAYDEN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-18
100000 for Charity,

BOSTON April. 1.-THE contest over
the estate OF the late Edward Dunn. for
mer president Of the Boston University
corporation. was settled today and a. a
Boston University, the Methodist Preach :
ers Society, the New England Deacon
ness Hospital and few relatives and en-
ployes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-18
John P. Dunning Is Dead.

PHILADELPHIA. April l7-John =
punnjns. well known in newspaper cir
cles through the country, died today In
a hospital here OF tumor Of the brain. He
was 81 years OF age.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-18
Leon Torrey Meets Death While
Tamping Hole Filled With
Dynamite.
SCATTERED REMAINS
GRADUALLY ASSEMBLED
Several Serious Accidents Re-
ported From in and About
Mining Camp.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
BINGHAM April ia miner named
Loon Torrey was blown TO pieces this
morning at the Frisco mine while tamp-
ing n hole filled with dynamite. His
partner. George Jennings. who was work
from SprinEville. Ill. where his folks re-
side. What remains have been recov-
cred are now at The undertaking parlors
OF j. Hefferman. The officials are wait
ing for word from Torrey's people TO
determine what To- do with the body He
had only been in camp short time;
wIldnre mp and down the canyon. but
the facts of the case were badly mixed
Some stated that two men had been
Killed at the Boston Con, but jnvestiga-
tion proved this TO be without founda-
ton.
Camp News Notes.
Charles Peterson. a Swede. died OF
pneumonia this afternoon. He came 10
the camp from Colorado over a year
ago. His remains are at the HetTerman
undertaking parlors.
Albert Falacambello was seriously In
jured this morning while going from
missed its footing. rolling down the hill
more than thirty feet, carrying with 1t
the rider The horse was unlnjurcd. but
Falocambelio had his right leg broken
at the ankle. his shoulder dislocated and
was severely cut on the face.
Roy Isaacs had his nngor cut off at
While working with some timber, the
finger next to the index one was com
pletely severed from the hand.
Jake Newman. aged 90 years. and
resident OF Bingham for more than nine
years died last evening at his home In
Bingham Canyon. Death was caused by
a complication OF rheumatism and pnou-
monia. Deceased is survived by his wife
and FIVE children.
Or. Clark is in charge OF the practice
OF DR. Straup. while the latter is visit
in ist
Or. Clark In looking after the patients
of DR.. Straup.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-18
General Booth in TOXIC

IN w, april lG-Gmeral Booth Of
,aNatloh Army was accorded an
laus'ic reception on his arrival
'nis m AFTERNOON from tho United
- The Governor and Mayor OF
were among those who welcomed
! tho railroad station
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Killed Trying to Escape,

RALEIGH. n, C.. April l7.-Tn an at
tentiary today by three Young conylcts,
one OF them, c. l.. Scruggs. was killed
by the guard. The others were recap
iured,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-18
LITTLE USE FOR SERMON
Churchman Says Most Of Discourses
From the Pulpit Hinder Attendance.

\ = = :. = !. = :; + = :; :: :. = = = +
= WASHINGTON, April IL +.
X That sevcnty-6ve per cent of the =
= present-day sermons from the =
:. pulpit could be dispensed with TO :.
:. the betterment of church atten- =
= dance was the opinion expressed =
= today by Mr.. Butler, Of Penn =
= sylvania, one Of the delegates TO ::
= the National Conference of -
= Church clubs in annual session :.
= here. 1t was voted to hold the =
i 1908 conference in st. Louis, at :.
= date to he named later. J. A. =
!. Waterworth OF St Louis was =
= elected president Of the Nation =
i. al conference :.
= : = + = + = :: = . + = :. :. :. =.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-18
st. Louis Goes Down

ST. LOUIS, April 17.-Cleveand won
from ST. Louis this afternoon. Clev=-
iand punched its hits in the first and
ninth innings. r IL e
Cleveland ....2 | o q q o o 2-5 2
81. Louis ......l q o o % : s
Batteries-Joss and Clark: Howell and
Stevens.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-18
Denver Wins First Game

DES MONIES. Ia. April l7.-Denver's
punched hits combined with Gehring .
bases on balls gave Denver the opening
game iooaN. r. III j..
Des Moines ....0 q q n q o-1 10 o
Denver ......O I o o 1 O. IL 2
Batteries-Gehring and Yeager; Adams
and ZalusEy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-18
Family Charged With Murder.

DAYTON, Ohio, April l7.-AGidavits
were filed In court today charging the
mother. brother and TWO sisters OF Don
ma Gilman. whose body was found on a
common near her home last November.
with the murder Of the girl The grand
jury ignored the case against the Gill
mans.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-18
Bunch of Hits Wins

DETROIT. April l7.-Chicago punched
three hits and "A base on balls on IIillian
In the fourth. scoring three runs. and
deciding the result. r. IL q
Detroit ......O o o O 0 ! q q O-1 s 1
Chicago .....0 o o 3 q o o. /
Batteries-Killian and Schmidt, Smith
and Mcfarland
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Asks for a Receiver.

81, SSoTT, Kansas. April l7.-In
j., % states District Court here to-
apP.lchlloI. was fled to docIar,
ena sam on company "A hank.
al "a "&A'ilS that n receiver oe Ep-