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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-25
EMMA GOLDMAN RAMPANT

Delivered Tira,lc to so-Calicd Anar-
chists at Paterson, n. j.
PATTERSON, n. j., December e.
Einma Goldman addressed large
meeting OF so-callcd anarchists here
last evening. The meeting was sup
posed to have been secret one. but
the police learned OF it in advance and
had a number of plain clothes men on
hand.
Miss Goldman spoke for an hour. The
tone of her remarks was comparatively
mild. and the police did not interfere.
The speaker denounced the publi,:
school system, and said that tho chill
.drcn were taught to be slaves instead
Of freemen. Speaking on the abuses OF
the capitalistic system, she said:
BE men; stand up for your rights.
If you think that 3 cents is enough fol
a trolley ride, board the cars. al OF
you at once, and refuse to pay more
than cents. If you think the price
of gas too high. pay tho collector what
you think you ought to, and throw him
downstairs Ii he objects"
She decried President Roosevelt as
a man with big stick, but no sense
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-25
WIDOW, BRIDE AND WIDOW
philadelphia Woman Webs Man who
Dies Same Dny.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. December 81.
Christian ". STENCIL, president OF the
Fe.genspan brewery interests in New
ark. N. j.. died in the German Hospital
here early to-day. legs than twelve
hours after he had been married to
Mrs. Marie Louise Feigenspan. the Wild
ow of the man who once employed him.
Mr.. Stcngel was the confidential as
slstant OF Christian Feigenspan, and
shortly before the latter died. 1t Is
said. he expressed wish that his wife
marry Mr.. Stengel in case he did not
live.
Last Thursday Mr.. Stcngel was op-
Grated upon for appendicitis. Compile
cations set in, and another operation
was made necessary yesterday. Hav-
ing been Informed that Mr.. Stengel
probably would not survive his illness,
the couple decided to carry out the dy-
ing wish of the late Mr.. Feigenspan.
a license was granted yesterday. but
when the time came for the ceremony
TO be performed Mr.. Stengel was very
weak. He grew stronger in few
hours. and in the ming they were
married. A few hour later Mr. STEM
gel lapsed into Inconsistencies, from
which he never rallied.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-25
INFERNA- MACHINE AS GIFT
Post-O ffice E:mplOyc Discovers DinbOli-
cEl Plot to Murder.

ERIE. PA. December 2,.--While dis
South Erie subpost-ottice this after
noon, an employee became suspicious
of a package. the end of which was
broken open. and. upon making an
investigation. the package was found
to contain an Internal machine so con-
structed that the opening Of the box
would cause an explosion that would
have undoubtedly killed all persons
near 1t. and set fire to everything in
the vicinity. ,rhe package was ad-
dressed to Archie Carr. a2cS Cherry
Street, and had been mailed in this
city. The box was turned over to
Postmaster Sobel who called III Chief
OF Police Wagner. The chief cut out
the side of the boS and exposed a bot
tie and contrivances so arranged that
the opening Of the lid would pull the
cork and ignite several matches.
~ The ;ns following e, win Inscription was on
Ia, find the cover will catch a little
attention to It. Merry Christmas
DR.. j. W. Wright. health officer. at,
ter an examination of the bottle, said
1t contained Il high explosive.
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WHAT RULED LoNGpoAr our.
Promised $4,000 70 Remain nm Amateur 10,


Tom Longboat. the famous Indian ri,n-
rsr. will not toe the scratch in n race for
worlds honors In London next year. What
it more. he VIII not be competitor Mt the
Fastime y. c. games In Madison SQUARE
Garden on June 9Th. President Sullivan, Of
the a. a. u. has taken n stand against the
Canadian red man that bars hun from COM
peting In the metropolitan district.
II all hinges reputed agreement en-
teied into by Longboat to pose as an ANN.
feut for five years, when he was 20 re-
celye $4,000 from Hugh Graham Of Mon
tieal.
Here is an extract from letter received
b. Lonaboat from Mr. Graham:
II, at the end OF five years you are sttl'
IN tho nthletic field, and II can be truth
fully said OF you that you have resisted
temptation. kept temperate and ranged
yourself on the side OF clean sport shall
BIZ pleased to hand you check for $1,000
The Indian replied:
You are very kind 1 know how you
feel You want Canadas name kept good
J Zee! the sarnc. VIII do my best Five
years from to-day VIII send you little
bIll for $4,000, and Will buy nice little
~tswam for my. hest girl.
This makes the Indian professional! and
tho English a. a. a. VIII never accept the
entry OF an athlete under a cloud. and Long
beat is now under suspension by the Anrnn-
tLu, Federation OF Canada.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-25
STEEPLECKASE WON
BY BANK HOLIDAY
OF Eleven Starters in Mile and
Quarter Only Six
Finish.
MANY LONG CHANCES WIN.

VIEW ORLEANS La. December a.
--The first steeplecllnse OF the season
a. city Park to-day resulted In six
horses finishing, out OF the eleven that
started. The winner was Bank Holt
day at 80 to 1. Weather clear. Track
slow.
Summarizes,
First race-Flve and a half furlongs;
scllng--K ildoe. q to 50 first; High
Wind CT to ~ second; Creet, ca to ~
third. Time: 1:11 1-5.
Second race---NIilc and quarter over
hurdes-Bank Holiday. Gao to - first;
Bob Murphy. (25 to - second: Aules,
(25 to - third. Time: 1928 2-5.
Third race--slx furlonss; selling
Rebel Queen, 90 to - first; Ke.cte-
mike, 6 to ~ second; Rustic, Oil to
1ol third. Time: iii LIS.
Fourth race--One mile--Coltness.
feyen) first: Dainty Belle. d3 to 81
second; Donna. % to ID third. Time:
1.4i.
Fifth race--One mile and seventy
yards; selllng--Clara Huron, az to 50
first: Alegra. uG to - second; Lady
Oakland. 60 to ID third. Time: 1:5l
go.
Sixth race--NIle and seventy yards;
pelling-GIamor, q to ID first: Dengre
{" IL to ~ second: Anna Day, & IL
to - third. Time: 1850 40.
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December 18th in the Annals Of 6


downs and seven goals from touch
downs. which were good for ) { points
and Greene, PENIS tall halfback, fol-
lowed with seven touchdowns, worth
80 points.
or ell these men 1t is certain that
Holfenback gained the most ground,
Tor he was one OF tile best end run.
ners OF the season. AS compared with
foiwell, Hollenback gained probably
nvc times as much ground for Penn
sylvania. and yet he scored oniy about
one-third as many points. Time after
time Folwell was given the bail to
make the score after Hollenback had
carried it down the field on spec
tacular end run. and 1t was unques-
tionabiy good business TO give the cap
tain the ball for the tally. as he was
the surest hort-distance gamer on the
pennsylvania team. This was demon
strated repeatedly, and as result Fol-
well stands out as the greatest scoring,
football player of the season of 1907.
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SETS LlFE-TERMER FREE

Governor of Maryland ARectcu bS Cons con:
rlct's unscllshness.
ELKToN, MD. December 24.-Gover-
nor waracld to-day pardoned Paul
Reed, who was serving a life sentence
in the Maryland penItentiary for the
murder OF Chilly the Joker" at Ches-
apeake City. twenty-one years ago.
Reed was convicted in the Circuit
Court here and sentenced to hang, but
the sentence was committed to life
Imprisonment. a year ago the Cover
nor considered Reeds pardon, and
when he told him he could not give
him his freedom the convict thanked
him for pardonins a fellow-prisoner.
His display of nnseltishness at that
time led to his pardon being granted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-25
FLEET ARRIVES IN
BRITISH INDIES



is bright and beautiful: white-walled
houses. capped with red roofs. nestle
among luxurant and brilliant Foliage.
in the. foreground sparkle the blue wa
ters OF the gulf, while behind the town
the encircling hills make u frame OF
changing hues.
1t is an English town. English is
tho tongue of the blacks. Christmas
is observed In the English way. and
the men OF our fleet wisl get an Eng
lisl welcome. 1t is a modern town.
with well-paved streets. good street
attractive tropical parks and extern
sive gardens. There are several clubs.
some in the city and others in the
nearby country. The famous Trinidad
of Spain. II supplies. under lease to
an American company. raw material
Tor american payeherts. The waters
OF the bay are shallow and vessels
distance out. The climate at this sea .
son is warm and pleasant.
MERRY Chrfstmns' Message.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. December 81.
admiral Evans has reported TO the
Navy department the safe arrival OF
the. battieshiD fleet at Trinidad yes
terday.
Secretary Metcalf to-day sent the
following Christmas greeting to the
officers and men or the Atlantic bat
tleship fleet. and the torpedo destroy
err fiotilla:
Evans. Port of Spain. Trinidad:
The department extends to YOU Of
ncers and men under your command
the best wishes for Merry Christ
mas.
lSigned) .aIETcALF."
: This message will be read to the
men tomorrow aboard the various
ships of the leet and hotilla or will
be posted where 1t may be readily
seen by them.
Over $4,000 officers and men are now
at Port OF Spain, so that the secre-
taryss message will be Il greeting to
them all. The message was sent by
wireless telegraph from San Juan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-25
NELSON vs.. McFARLAND.
The T.yo Agree ON sIatrh-McTarlnnd and
Nlrrphy.

CHICAGO. December 2i.--In a long teie-
graphic communication yesterday Battling
Nelson aEecepts the challenge issued b.
tackle Mcfarland and Will meet him At
any club. West East. making the best
offer. Mcfarland stipulaies that the fight
IL not TO exceed twenty rounds. Nelson
Irets this and wants the battle to go to Il
finish. but agreed to meet Mcfarland at Isl
rinesidc.
Packie Mcfarland. the choice of Joe
Cans for lightweight champion. has also
been matched 10 box Harlem Tommy Muir
pi,y for twelve rounds to decision on
Jsfuary Tth before the Amory Athletic As
ISOLATION. Boston. The boys are to fsht'at
49, pounds Judging from their past records
the bout should prove one OF the best ever
pulled of in New England, and also grand
try-out for Murphy.
Mcfarland viii come Eas, a. once ard
begin training for the fight at Chelsea.
Mass. Murphy will do his preliminary work
In Harlem under the watchful eye Of johnny
Oliver. Mcfarland Is dickering for fight
With BATTLING Nelson, and will press his
claim II he defeats the Harlem lad Should
Murphy win he will at once be pointed FOR
the highest honors in the lightweight
division
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-25
GIVE UP EXPANSION IDEA.
American Association Will Not Put Club In
Chicago.

CHICAGO. ILL. December :..--Reports
have reached Chicago that the threatened
b. seba invasion of this city by the Auieri-
can Association has been abandoned. Presi :
dent ". i. Armour. OF the Toledo Club. Is
Out with the statement that he Is unaiterably
opposed 10 the expansion policy and VIII usa
every Influence nc has to block the invasion
OF chicago.
Armours attitude Is backed by Columbus
ami Indianapolis. 1t is unlikely that lie
itpurgent faction OF the association VIII
try 10 overcome the objection in their own
league rs we'll as 10 fight The enemy from
without.
The meeting of the league. which is
scheduled for this city mex, saturday. Will.
i. is predicted, put an end TO all the IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-25
ORDERS FOR Big ORDNANCE
First Of type 8 Gun. Made .n This

First OF Type OF Guns Made III This
TROY, n. Y. December 24.-Orders
have been received at Waterolcit arse
nal for two of the new type OF four
teen-inch coast defense guns. The
The guns will be the first of this type
ever made In this country. The four
teen-inch weapon is about forty feet
long and weighs about fifty tons.
1T throws heavier projcctile than
the twelve-inch gun to greater dis
lance. The fourteen.incl tube will In
time supplant the twelve-inch rifle OH
the seacoast
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-25
WHOLE CITY H0NoRs MAN
Pensacola Suspcnds BUSINESS M Trib
ute to Mallory.

PENSACOLA. FLA. December a.
According to his expressed wish. sim
pie funeral services were held to-day
Senator Stenhen r. Mallory. AT ~
o'clock all business in the city ceased
and hundreds filled st. Mtchaels Cath
olic Church. where Rev. Father Fuller
tor said requiem mass.
The. BODY was buried IN OLD St
Micnael's Cemetery. where lies buried
the father Of tho late Senator who
during his life served in the United
Confederate Navy,
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ine as manager. blu, lie viii not be able 10
pla! on his own team unless he Is given
his release By the Chicago owners.
Nike Cnntiilon Is willing to part with the
iowa team ry he liz president of this
Minneapolis (, lub of the American Associa
lion Mike Kelley was manager OF the DcS
Noincs team last summer, but he has signed
10 manage Toronto for next season. and II
new bend win have to be found
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-25
Operated Upon Here.

Mr.. Isobeht Corstaphney, a we'll
known travelling man of Newport
News, yesterday underwent an opera
ton similar to that for appendicitis ct
the Memorial Hospital. The operation
appears to have been entirely success
full. and Mr.. Corstaphney rallied quick-
~, and is doing as we'll as could be
expected. His brother was with him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-25
FoorBALL POINT SCORING.
Leaders Are Not Always the Men Who
Gain Most Ground.

Cain MOST GrOunu.
That 1t Is not always the man who
Fcores the most touchdowns who gains
most ground for his team Is shown
by the statistics OF points scored by
the various players of the big football
teams during the past season. Folwei.
captain Of the University OF Pennsylva-
MIA team. led all the players of the
country in number OF touchdowns
scored. with Is to his credit. He also
kicked four goals from touchdown.
giving him total of 81 points. against
81 for Harlan, OF Princeton, his closest
rival Harlan made only three touch
downs, but kicked TWENTY-FIVE goals
from toucfdowns and also six goals
from the field.
Coy, of Yale. and Reade, OF Prince
ton, each scored 45 points with nine
toucldowns each. while Mccormick,
captain OF the Tiger team. came next,
with 40 points. Then came Hollen-
back, of Pennsylvania, with six touch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-25
MARVELLOUS SHOOTING FEAT.
Tocpperwein Misses Only Nine Targets
Inn

SAN ANTONIO, Ten. December ai.-Iu
remarkable shooting exhibition. which
e-Jed Monday. i. Toepperweln completed Il
ten-day shooting series. during which IL
siot at ~ 500 targets and missed only nine
his breaks the worlds record both as u
the number OF targets shot at and the nun
her hit- Toepperwein closed tho exhibition
in whiriwind fashion. shooting at the fna
GOO targets and missing only one.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-25
receivers for Grocery Firm.

NEW ORLEANS, La. December ~.
Temporary receivers We're to-day
appointed for the wholesale grocery
firm of a. Adler & Co. The receiver
ship resulted from a petition filed by
creditors. who Included the New York
firm of II. Naumburg g Company. Alem-
bers Of the firm declared that both the,
assets and liabilities will be found
large, and that the firm can probably
meet ali obligations and resume bust.
.EESs At
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SHOT DOWN, HE KILLS TWO.
Negroes Resent Interference Of Peace.
maker md Triple TrnEcdy Follows.

WAYCROSS, Ga. December "a
Wallace Dyal. woodsman employed
by w. L. Hinson & Co.. at turpentlne
still about eighteen miles from Way
cross. was fatally shot to-day by a
among themselves. Before eXpirir.
he shot and instantly killed two OF
the negroes. No arrests havey yet been
made.
The negroes, It appears. were drink
nearby and went to separate the fight
ers.. They resented this interference
and fired on him. He fell, but used
his pistol with telling effect.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-25
RECEIVER FOR CLOSED BANK
Dcpositors of Ncnl Bank VIII Get Dol
lnr for Dollar.

ATLANTA, GA. December .i.-The
Central Bank and Trust Corporation
OF which Asa q. Gambler Is president,
was late to-day appointed receiver for
the Neal Bank, which failed to open
its doors for business last Monday.
The Central Bank will take tnme-
diate charge of the affairs of the fall
ed bank and liquidate It's business as
soon as possible. 1t is generally be-
lieved that depositors Will be paid dol
lar for dollar In the end.
Governor Smith said to-day:
THE Acknowledgement and myself
are doing everything in our power to
safeguard the depositors of the Neal
Bank. l want the depositors to I'M
derstand that their interests will be
considered to the Very best of our
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-25
SALVATION ARMY's BOUNTY
Fully $4,000 People VIII Receive Goo,
ChrtStm-x Dinner

= u1ty I-'l,VUU IeOHEe VIII ReCctve Good
Chrfstm"s Dinner.
NEW YORK. December 2i-More
than $4,000 people will eat Christmas
dinners in New York tomorrow, fur
nished by the Salvation Army. Tho
dinners are being put up In baskets
for families of five and six and Will
be distributed on Christmas morning.
Each basket will contain tive-pound
chicken in addition to vegetables. cof-
fee. tea and bread as well as plum
pudding. In addition to It's grea,
Christmas dinner. the Salvation Army
relief work. and 100000 acneals sert
to New Workers. through the mails
have brought move than $4,000 into
the Golfers OF he army.
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Weston Declines Challenge.

NEW YORK, December 24.-Edwnrd Pay
sun Weston. the sixty-ninc-year-old pedestrian
who recently walked from Maine to Chicago,
refuses absolutely to accept the challenge
oil Dan O.Leary. Weston says that O'Learv
is seven wears younger than he is and IL
not ao IN his class N He talks abou, walkins
Why. the only trick In doing that is to-
keep awake. y woman could do IT,
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DoubIe DajIy olnil scry,cc.

Especial TO The Tines- Dinparchl
LYNCHBuRG, VA, December IL
a double daily mail service has just
been established between Lynchburg
and Durham. n. C., on the Durham
branch of the Norfolk and Western
Railway. thus giving an excellent SER
vice between these cities.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-25
Little GIRL LOSES ARM
Was CoustinE on Wheel Beside Trolley
When Crushed.
Especial to,The Times Dsoatch.1
v,npECoJ.L, WA Decan,hn, o4--VfV

SpcclaI tolThe mes-Dlsoatch,l
NORFOLK. VA. December e4,-Vlv-
Of Of <. 4. o'Nsil. a prominent citizen.
residing at 463 Olney Road. Client.
was struck and seriously injured late
this afternoon by trolley car. near
her home. Her left arm Was SO badly
sary. SSlle was also cut about the face
and body. The child was on a blcvcle
and coasting alongside of the car Fol-
lowing a collision with the side OF the
car, she was thrown to the pavement
and the rear trucks caught her arm.
The motornan and conductor arc held
investigation.
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Mrs. fuckers shoulder Froctu,ed.

LYNCHBURG. VA. December e.
Mrs. Tucker. wife OF Bishop Beverley
Virginia. of the Episco al Church, is
suffering from a fractured shoulder
at her home on Washington Street.
which she sustained In a fall down a
flight of stairs at her home yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-25
Christmns Eve Wcdling.

TFrnm Our Regular Correspondence
ROANOKE, VA, December ELS. j.
Overstrcct. circulation manager of the
Evening World, and Miss Maud Biddle,
OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. 7. Biddle,
We're married Tonight. Rev. r. j. Do
gan officiating. They left on the mid
night train for Orlando, Fla, where
they will reside.
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Personal. ana Briefs.

Mr.. Gray Miller, OF New York, VIII
he the guest of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry r. Miller, on West Avenue.
during the holidays.
Miss Mabel Walker, of the Womnn's
College. has returned to her home In
King William county for the holidays.
Mr.. Henry F. Adair. of Jacksonville.
Fla. is visiting his mother, on South
Third Street
Bishop Lucian Lee Kinsolving. OF
Southern Brazil. brother of the Rev.
DR.. Arthur B. Kinsolving, OF st. Pauls
Church. Baltimore. will preach Mt st.
Paul's next Sunday the sermon deliv-
cred by him before the General Con-
vention of the Episcopal Church In
Richmond last autumn. A day or two
later Bishop Kinsolving will return
to Brazil.
Miss Ruth Bradley. of Abbeyville,
Ala, q student of tho Mary Baldwin
Institute. is the guest of Miss Judith
Kemp, of Henrico county, for the holi-
days.
Miss Rose NJ. Sweeney. director OF
music at the Stonewall Jackson In
stitute, Abingdon. Va. is the. guest
OF Mrs. James Nelson, at tile Woman's
College, Miss Sweeney was formerly
associated principal and director OF
music at the college.
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BURNS TO MEET ROCHE.
American Heavy Makes Third English
Match,

LONDON. December oi.-Articles OF
agreement have practically been signed for
contest Between Tommy" Burns. who re.
cently defeated Gunner Jim Moir before
the National Sporting Club and Jem Roche.
the Irish champion. The fight. which Will
take place at Dublin. probably March Eth.
Is for $500 u side and purse OF $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-25
CHRISTMAS CRIME CARNIVAL
Five Men Killed by Knife or Pistol on
E 5S Holiday Eve. -

Five Men NiIlcN Dy NnlIc or flstOl OH
Holiday Eve.
NEW ORLEANS, La. December "a.
Rive men killed by pistol or knife
In Louisiana and Mississippi during the
last twenty-foui hours Is the record
up to to-day of Christmas week fights
In this section.
AL Covingtnn. La, Henry Route. a
negro. entered tho front yard OF n Mr..
settle a money matter by ''coning out
to shoot It out Bradley killed the
negro.
At New Albany, Miss, Ed, r. Hill,
killed Martin Arnold, also u section
man. Both are white.
x Walden. Miss. was tho scene OF q
terrible fight, which cost the lives or
both partieipanls, sMaurs Davis, white,
and nv liam SpinnlS, q negro.
Il "a love affair IA Greenyille, Miss.
man, 10 seek out and kill i'm English,
ianotl lcrS aEro, s Iss Il ss q SSaS
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Wild AnlmnI Show.

VIII AnimHI SHOW.
The holiday bill offered at the Fera-
ri Jungle at lakewood Park is one OF
the most elaborate animal exhibitions
most interesting features is the DEM
onstration of animal training pre-
sented by Leon Sosman. with his group
Of leopards, panthers and iaguars.
These are all new animals. and MI.
Sosinan is in reality only training
them, the methods used In teaching
being shown to the minutest detail
novel e act The other 0 FEATURES are en-.
joyable. The sea lions Will leave for
an extended European tour after New
Year. Two performances are given
daily-at $3.50 and $3.50 o'clock.
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CHICAGO WILL LOSE HOFFMAN.

Will Purchase Des Moires Club anu Act as
Manager.
CHICAGO, December 2t.-aianager Chance
Viii likely refuse to give Holman his re-
lease II he asks for 1t, but Hoffman says iie
ira, invest ais money in the Des Moines
Club even If ne cannot play there. There is
no law in organized baseball which will
prevent him from buying the club and act :
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ADJUSTMENTS

Academy. mntinec and niEht-,rhomn4
risy and deceit erected around Lon
BijOli. matinee and night-ssThc Hired
,Gfrl's 1IilliOns.v
, MISUNDERSTANDING Rink and wa
Animal Show.