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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-23

ForMacon, Atlanta, Augusta and
savannah. ................... ~ 40 4 u
For Albany, Dothan and Lockhart IS 81 Il
AIoany, D0tnan and Lockhart 20 CO p n
macon ana Atlanta. 49,. az Oh p N
Macon Atlanta, Savannah and
Augusta. .........................s10 40 pm
For Columbus Roanoke and
BlrmiD CHAM ......................+6 30 a II
For Column bus, Newman and in
termedfate points. ............ "S 90 n
For Columbus Birmingham, via
ForG alley .......-.. ......,....s10 50 u
f0r AIo2ny and INTERIM eo1ate pts. SIC 40 , n
Eufaula, Montgomery and
Troy ............. ..... s5 81 u
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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-06
OPERATION Saves life.
HER STOMACH REMOVED
Member of Poll Opera Com
pany at Hartford the
Patient.

Hartford, Aug 5.--A most interesting
surgical operation was performed at
st. Francis hospital, this forenoon, by
DR.. Daniel f. Sullivan. on Miss Nellie
BLY,, a member Of the Poll Comic Opera
company, which has been playing in
Hartford the past three weeks. Miss
BLY, has been a sufferer for seven years
from alterations of the stomach, and
usa1erwent an operation to-day in
which the lower half of her stomach
was removed.
Although a chronic sufferer for so
many years, Miss Bly, had not been so
seriously i'll as for the past two weeks,
during which time she has not been
able to retain so much even as drop
of water in her stomach. and was slow
ly and surely starving to death. She
was under the observation of Dr. Sui
livan during this period, and after be-
ing informed of the dangers of so deli
cate an operation as the removal of a
portion of the stomach. she willingly
submitted in order to save her life.
DR.. Sullivan, assisted by DR.. ]. P,
Ryan, operated on Miss Bly, at st.
Francis hospital this morning, and
these surgeons found the lower half
of the stomach so badly liberated that
they fearing cancer of the stomach. re-
moved portion of it, and they hope
to have Miss BLY, restored to health in q
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MAGICIAN HELD FOR justice
SULTAN TREACHEROUS
RassulI Says He Wishes to
Let English Know
Grievances.

Tangier, Aug. SIN long state
ment to the correspondent of an Eng
fish newspaper Raisuli, the Moroccan
bandit, who is holding Caid Sir Harry
Maclean a prisoner, blames the treach-
cry of the sultan's government for his
capture of Sir Harry. Rhisuli says
that in the course of his negotiations
with the man who is now his prisoner,
previous to his capture, he explained
his grievances and Sir Harry promised
him a safe conduct if he would go to
Fee and lay his troubles before the sui
tan, who would remedy them. He ac-
cepted his offer, but while he was ar
ranging for the journey government
troops, instigated by the sultan's bad
advisers, cidi Mohammed Gabbas, the
Moroccan minister of war, and General
Bagdani, chief of the sultan's army
plundered and devastated his property
at Zinat and captured some of his rela-
tives. In the meantime Sir Harry Mac
lean had shown him "a letter from the
sultan promising him safe conduct, but
he had also secured a copy of anoth-
er letter written by the sultan to his
minister of war instructing him to at
tack Raisuli vigorously unless he went
to Fee. This, continues Raisuli con-
WINGED him of the treachery of the sui
tan and he therefore made a prisoner
of the English caid. Sir Harry, Raisuli
declares, is perfectly safe in his hands.
He did not capture him for money, but
for justice, and this, he hopes, to secure
by calling the attention of the British
government to his grievances.
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BLUES ARE BACK.
But Are Minus One Man, While AM
other was injured.

Upon arrival In this city yesterday
morning at PIP from Coney Island
Company D, the Blues were less by one
man than when they started Saturday
night. Sergeant servarty had such a
good time that he missed his train.
James j. Haley, musician in that
company, was injured by a woman,
who did not weigh over 400 pounds,
while at Consy Island. Haley came
down the Slide" and was followed by
the big woman When about half way
down the woman ami he came together
and he went down. His hand was cut
and a big cash is visible over his eye.
The Blues had one of the best times
that they ever enjoyed. D inner was
eaten at sthe Riccedonna hotel at
Brighton Beach. 1t is said that the
outing cost the Blues several Thous-
and dollars.
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MOTION NOT HEARD
Petition for Temporary Injunction Not
Acted Upon.

Before Judge Subway yesterday
was argued the motion for temporary
injunction brought by Newton, Church
& Hewitt for Mary Kelleher against
Nesbit's livery stable on Temple street.
An action was brought by the com
plainant about three years ago to re-
strain the defendant OH the ground
that his stable was a nuisance to the
plaintiff, who is proprietor of one OK
the houses in what is known as Fresh
man row. The action has not yet been
tried The new motion was made on
the ground that the stable had become
an Increased nuisance. It was opposed
by Judge A Heaton Robertson for the
defendant. Judge Subway decided
not to hear the motion, letting the or
iginal action take its course before the
court Judge Robertson. on behalf Of
his client, agreed that the nuisance, If
any existed, should be remedied.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-06

ICY" Miller of Springfield Is the
winning pitcher of the Connecticut
league to date. He has a percentage
Of victories up around $780, having
lest only three games out Of eighteen
in which he has officiated. 1t has
not been luck that has won for the
tall twirler, for the record shows that
the percentage Of safe hits to times
at the bat off his serves is only 1892,
a remarkably low average. In the
games that he has lost It has been
his wildness that was damaging, but
he has also won several contests in
which he was liberal with the pass, in
one game no less than nine, in an
other seven. But tbs other fellows
have found it tough job trying to
travel the circuit on ICY" the aver
age tallies per game being less, than
three. He is Springfield's star twirl-
er this year, despite the fine work of
the great Hess.
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short time. and within a period. of ten
days be able to eat solid food, notwith-
standing they found the liberated area
involved several inches of the lower
end of the stomach. and necessitated its
being cut out. Miss Bly,, from a buxom
young woman. has wasted to almost a
skeleton in the two weeks that she
could take no feod
DR.. Sullivan has performed twenty
five or more of this kind of operations
He recently performed an operation of
similar character on William ]. Doug
las of No. 81 Talcott street, and ten
days after the operation Mr. Douglas
was eating meat and feeling stronger
than for several months.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-06
R. R. STATION ROBBl
Depot at South Syindhah Opened W
Agent Was at Dinner.

Willimantic, Aug. 5.-The rain
station at South Windham, on
New York, New Haven and Hart
railroad, about two miles out of
city on the way to Providence,
broken into and robbed this 7.
while the agent, John Lewis, wa
dinner. About. $40 in money
taken from the cash drawer. w
was sent to this city and an of
found two young men several NJ
down the track between Scatland /
Baltic, who answered to the desd
ton of two young men seen in tho
cinity of the station before the
berry. One of the young men, who
scribes himself as Winfield Con
seventeen years old, of BROOKLYN
Y, was taken but his companion
capped. He denies taking part in
robbery but SAYS that his compa
may have taken the money Will
was in another part of the build
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-06
QUAKES AT ALBANY
Shocks Covering Period Of Ten Minutes
Registered Mt State Museum.

Albany, Aug. 1.-THE seismagraph
at the state museum registered earth
quake shocks beginning at 1853
o'clock this morning and continuing
ten minutes.
The record was not sufficiently well
marked to admit of any determination
as to the location Of the center of dis
turbanee, though the vibrations were
in an east and west direction.
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sparks.

Alfred johnson, agent for the Spring
field automobile, has purchased three
machines for renting purposes.
Senator Franklin l.. Holman has a
new Thomas Flyer.
An automobile is now used to escort
the visiting baseball team to and from
the savin Rock grounds. The players
have until recently patronized the troll
lev cars
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-06
POLICE GAME TO-DAY.
Local Guardians Meet Men from Brass

Local Guardians Meet Men from Brass
City.
At Sayin Rock grounds this after
noon the New Haven police nine will
meet the police nine from Waterbury
in the second game of the season.
In the first game the Brass City men
were victorious, and the local guar
dams of the peace are smarting un-
der the defeat and anxious to wipe 1t
out. The Umpire in the game played
in Waterbury is said to have greatly
favored that team, and the local men
believe with a square deal all around
that they should win to-day's contest
on merit
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-06

The weakness of Amalgamated Cop
per was thought to represent mostly
liquidation of speculative accounts,
which were taken on to some extent,
at the instance of the Boston operator,
who furnished the tip free of charge.
The sharp decline in the metal in Lon
don aggravated things.
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Woman Slightly Injured Refused II
Give Name,

A woman, who gave her name as
Mary Roby, had narrow escape from
serious injury yesterday afternoon,
when she forgot herself and stepped
off from a slowly moving trolley car
at the Savin Rock terminal. She
scratched one side of her face and in
jured one eye slightly. She refused
to give her address. There is no one
by the name of Roby in the 1906 city
directory.
She jumped off of car No. Ill and
the conductors number is SAB.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-06
DIAMOND DUST.

The Athletics fighters league
They have been playing consistent ball The Blues
parachute fall yesterday.
McGraws changed monotony situation in
Chicago by trimming Chances Cubs change will be still
more beneficial
The Chicago Nationals percentage considerably higher than
was at this stage Of the last year.
Hoey Grimshaw put n inning of
yesterdays battle with the Browns and tn for the Pill
grims
and
the popular
injured the between
Both players will be of the
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-06
Golr Nomlnntlng Commlttee Chosen.

New York, Aug, 5.-The executive
committee of the United States Golf as
ISOLATION has elected the following
Nominating committee: James L. Tay-
Tor. ElSwanok Country club; A r..
Gates Calumet Country club; Hugo R.
tombstone, Myopia Hunt club.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-06

'Td like to see the cashier" said the
bank depositor.
$50 would l." replied the, president
of the bank, "but he's out Of town"
"Ah! Gone for a rest, 1 presume?"
said the bank depositor
No answered the bank president.
''He went to avoid arrest. Chicago
News.
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PROMOTIONS IN c. N. G.
AdJutant General Announces Number
of Announcements.

Hartford, Aug. Special orders is
sued from the Office of the adjutant
general make public to-day the pro-
motion of Private John f. Hickey
Co, G, First infantry, South Manches-
ter, to be second lieutenant with rank
from July IS vice Cheney promoted;
also that of Corporal Harry Spatcher,
Co. H, Second infantry, to be second
lieutenant with rank from July IS,
vice Hines, promoted.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-06
REPORT ACCEPTED.
BY Judge StudIey ON waddingbam Es-
tntc,

Judge John P Studley in the probate
ccurt yesterday accepted the report Of
the administrators of the estate of the
late Wilson w. Waddingham of West
Haven and the case which has been
in the court for eight years is finally
closed
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-06

Tickets areout for the police bali
game to be played at Meriden, with
the New Haven cops on August 10. The
games will be played at Hanover be-
ginning at 8 o'clock.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-06
WEST ENDS BEAT TIGERS.
Mckay Allows Locals But Three Meas
IL

Mckay the star twffler of the Bridge
port West Ends, had the strong Tiger
team Of this city walking Blenders"
Sunday afternoon at Brooklawn. allow
ing them but three measly singles and
striking out ten. Burns was hit hard
in the second session. two doubles,
single, walk and an error, costing
three runs.
The score.
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West Ends.

*Munson out ON foul bunt strike
Score by innings:
West Ends ....0 3 2 1 0 0 / 0 80
Tigers ............0 0 1 0 o.
Two base hits, Reilly, Davis, Kerr and
Munsin Left on bases. West Ends 8,
Tigers 8. stolen bases. Nelson, Davis,
Carter Munson Griffin. Hertz >. Sac
rifice hit. Neissener. Hits, off Burns, g.;
off Hertz, 8. Bases on balls. by Nc
Kay, 10; by Hertz 8. Struck out. by
Mckay, 10; by Hertz, 4; by Burns /.
Passed balls. Griffin. 2. Wild pitches.
Hertz. Double play, Cook, Weiner and
Benham. Hit by pitched ball. Cum
bingham, Ritchel and Griffin. Time,
1875 Umpire, Dan Shannon. Attend
ance 1900
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Waller is Bridgeport's best twirler,
as everybody knows. With a losing
team he has won II out of 81 games
and has pitched more than any other
curve dispenser in the league Wilson
of Hartford comes next with 81
games, of which IS were victories, the
largest number for any one twlrler.
Here is the list Of those who have
pitched In eight or more games:
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-06

At Lynn-Lawrence 3, Lynn 3.
At Standardization Z, Lowell g.
At New Bedford-Fall River 4, New
Bedford g.
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The fielding changes were Slight,
Norwich and Bridgeport gained, while
Hartford and Waterbury fell off.
Holyoke is still the leader, but Nor
witch is only a point away. Here are
the figures.
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GAMES TODAY.

In the State League.
New Haven at Hartford.
Holyoke at Springfield.
New London at Bridgeport.
Norwich at Waterbury.
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In the National League.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Boston at Cincinnati.
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In the American League.
Detroit at Washington.
Chicago at New York.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Boston.
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There was not much change in the
team batting last week. Springfield
is still the leader, but by reduced
average. Holyoke also fellHoff a few
points. Bridgeport gained slightly
while Waterbury lost. New Haven
gained a point or two, New London
lost one, while Hartford and Nor
witch were stationary. Here is the
1annrd.
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In the Eastern League.
Rochester at Toronto.
Buffalo at Montreal.
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AMONG The 800 HITTERS
LADD IN SECOND PLACE
West Has a Big Fall While
Hayward Creeps Up
To BY.

Jimmy O'Rourke's batting was a big
thing in the league record of stick
work, and his classmate, HI Ladd, was
also star performer. Jimmy not only
passed the century mark in hitting, but
he worked into the select 300 class.
Ladd jumped up into second place and
is now only four points behing Rising.
West had big fall while Billie Hay
ward went up several points. Joe Con-
nor leads nominally. but Rising is the
rightful premier. Joe has 1873 for 10
games, while Rising has 1874 for 81
games. Here is the list:
The daily tribune., 1907-01-08

largest psmbsr Of votes will be
aivsn tIoksts for herself and i've Of
her trissda 70 eocspy one Of tbs
bozas in the Hessten opera house for
shs sight os Friday. January IS.
fse s'4ailrpad Jssk. " one Of the mos,
stisriaA Assnas tbas has made iss ap.
psaranos n this city dsrinG the pres.
ent theatrical season.
Each day from now until wsdnes.
dav. Jan. 10. coupons Will b print, d
In ths regular editions Of The Tribune
asd each of shsss ballots will count
ons vote. Every Tribnns subscriber
10 entitled 70 vote in the contest
or II the contsstors prefer. they may
make ; houss TO housc canvass and
have thsir frisndc retain shs coupons
foi than. and ballot the coupons
themselves In ths business offioe Il the
papsr.
To make the CONTEST more interest.
Ing. the papsr will give bonus votes to
those who pav . months subsor iptIon
In advance. For saoh month 10 paid,
an extra twenty i've votes will be
orditsd 70 the young woman named by
the psrsou paying for the paper. We
will also give fifty extra votes to the
young woman who seoure4 u new paid
In advance subscriber. This bonus
will add more interest 10 the contest
and the one doing the most bustling
will stand . better chanos than the
one who depends on tho efforts Of
hei friends. Any nav subscriber.
paying one month In advance. may
ballot the ffty extra votes for which
ever candidate he or shs prefers.
The opera box will be presented
TO che most popular lady. she to in.
vits vhomsoever she pleases to accom-.
pany her. Ths'contest IL open to any
young woman In the city. They can
either give their name into the office
or have friend suggest their name
for them. The nrst coupon appears
elsewhere in The Tribune.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-08

nos veil b longer delayed. The
boasd hes sbsrsfors Asthorissa ~
sstAblishmsnt q : shoet eosrss b
forestry. ef two weeks dusasiea. ~
|sinniss Esbfssfy 10. iso5.
The sohssl viii b ds1isssa- -
psoialiy IT Ssrsst fssssss ~ sessss
guards Who wish - aAyanss - their
ehessn profsAsion and for nsa vhe
Wish 10 snssr the forest sssyics. The
college has bssn foFtsnAts In ssssfiss
ths services ef Prof. q. r. Bakss.
who 10 IN charge Of the forest school
Of She Asrieultural college q Auss
lows. V take sntirs charge q this
work. Professor Baker Is : geadsass
Of the forestry sehsol q Yais Unlvsr.
sity. and since Eraduatlns, has been
oontiuuAily connected With the
Bursau Of Forestry. His work has
bssn mostly oonhued 10 the Rocky
Mountain region. consequently he 10
thoroughly familiar with our oondi.
tions The fact that " have such .
men In charge Of the course 10 .
guarantee that ths instruction will be
all that could be desired.
Nr. 9. Husted. supervisor Of the
Medicine Bow Forest reserve. will
assist In the practical part Of the
instruction and Enos. Mills will give
soms Of bis popular lectures at the
college during this time.
Everything in CONN cotton with the
course will b. free. and board and
rooms may be obtained near tbs col.
lsge at nominal sost.
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Dangers of 4 Cold and How ia
Avoid Them

More fatalities haye their origin in or
result from cold than from any other
cause This fact alone should make peo.
pie more ca.eful, - there IL no danger
whatever from cold whom 1t 10 properly
treated In the beginning. For msny
years Chamberiain's Cough Remedy has
been recognized as the most prompt and
effectual medicine In use for this DIS
case. 1t acts on natures plan, loosens
the cough, relieves the lungs, opens the
secretions aud aids nature In restoring
the system to . healthy condition. Sold
by Daniels drug store. It's
The daily tribune., 1907-01-08
PUBLIC TO DECIDE
MOST POPULAR GIRL
Tribune Has Started Friendly Con
test For the Young Ladies
Of the City.

Who - the most popular unmar.
ried young woman In Florence ,
There are many here who are very
popular but there Is always one who
IL more popular than the others. The
Tribune 10 anxious to know and will
try to 6nd ont.
We havs decided 10 let the public
bs tho Judge BY popular vote. In
order 10 make the contest iAteresti ps
for the contestants. The Tribune
will Rive . box party to the win.
ner Of the contest In other words
tho young woman receiving the
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Carrie Nation

certainly smashed hole in the bar
rooms Of Kansas, but Ballard's Hort-
hound Syrup has smashed all records as
cure for coughs, bronchitis, influenzy
and all pulmonary diseases. 7. G. q
Horton, Kansas, writes: II have never
found . medicine that would cure
cough 30 quickly as Billiards. q orehound
Syrup. l have used 1t for years." Sold
by Yelton Drug Co. it's
The daily tribune., 1907-01-08

Mr.. Roosevelt says Il 10 distinctly
"dishonorable" for any ous 10 talk
to hin and aftsrward 40 OF and dot
down . memorandum Of tbs convsr.
sation. The president wishes to 70.
tain the privilege Of reversing him.
self and 10 grow Ing tired Of having
70 do 70 BY nrst calling someone liar.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-08

The nikado would havs q under.
Sand thas he prsfsrs 70 ~ his people
sniarsts 70 Manshuri. Aad Korea
The Oalifcrnians havs 70 object 70
tbsir going 70 : still warner climate.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-08

Tie two.pound lemon that was OF.
hihited At the Florida state fair 10
i.ss about the sise Of the one Bellamy
storsr has received with compliments
from the White House.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-08
School Of Forestry.

The state board Of arsioul lture has
for several years contemplated ths
establishment Of . school Of forssty At
the asrioulturAl college at Fort Ool.
lins. Lack Of funds alone baa pre-.
vented. But the increasipg demands
for forestry instruction have become
10 urgent that = start. at least. could
The daily tribune., 1907-01-08

a New HAnsphi.s man. aftsr sixsy
ysass ef married liss. says b. has
nsssf bssn anGs5 With his wifs. The
sood aes ssppsssa = die yenus: but
seeaslonally oss sssns 10 ~ awAy.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-08

= An Indiana woman ANNOUNCES that
she 10 willing 70 pay e5 for hsbandn
In some parts Of the country shs could
get two for that money.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-08

Mr. Cleveland oncs wrote . message
On the tariff alone. Nr Roosevelt
wrote ono on every other subject in
the world sxcapt tbs tariR.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-08

The 6rst cent struck In the United
States mint has been sold ~ . ourio
for e09. II 10 one Of the few rare once
shat is mot Ia possession Of the Rookie.
f.lisfs nr Morgans.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-08

A California COLLEGE has An sndow.
msns Of 1000. 900. twsivs professors.
and only eleven students and the
worst part Of II 10 thst one Of the
students cannot play football, leaving
the team short.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-08

New Mexico dispatshss announce
the death Of . prominent member Of
tho Rough Riders. fut fails to state
what federal ofYioe hs held.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-08

II plan eoald b evolved 70
pay ooagrssmss according % ths
amount Of work they DO. some Of
them would b owing the govern.
msnt money u the end Of their
terms,
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Aro6bishop ireland ID NOT the flrst
man y hAvs his chances spoiled By
ths ovsf. snshnsiasm Of bis friends.

The New York man who hiss In.
vsntsd what be oAlis . wind wagon"
IL now busy Afniotins bis friends
with the hot varisty.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-08

''For nfty years Lad nothing but
nastsry and praise" says Senator
Dspew. Mighty lucky senator. Only
. limited few succeed In foolins 'em
that 10 4,