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oc7ocENARIAN COMPOSER DEAD.

Hamilton. Ont April 2.-Robert Ambrose. the
musician COMPOSER Of the HYMN, "One SweetIy
Solemn Thought and other well known pieces,
died a. his home here yesterday aged eighty-foUr
years
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NIXON GETS ATLANTIC CITY THEATRES.

Philadelphia. April samuel F. Nixon has ex-
tended his theatrical interests TO Atlantic city
where il was announced to-day, he has acquired
two theatres. the Savoy and the Apollo. The latter
is new house. and will henceforth be known as
Ntxon's Apollo Theatre. Julia MarloWe VIII dsdi-
cate the new theatre April AZ
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HOLlf-On "Wednesday. Aarch II I$e a. t9uoa.
Conn OF the late Edwin and MARY z Holly
stanford Conn. on Friday, Agri, At ? n Car
riages awaiting the arrival of 2O1 train from New
York
HowARD-At his residence. the Nevada Seu York. CITY
or Tuesdsy March 81 i99s JosePa H9s.s-4. ar, II 80 SO
Anna Gregg in hts 18th rear Fu-
neral services viii 5e he'd IN tns sc'ars ION 81 eI
Hicks sts Brooklyn y =. o. FRIDAY Afternoon april
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town papers please
NEssLER-on april ? 1aos Emlly Isusatsr OF "a. r..
from residence Main sornerviI.s Y :. On
SATURDAY, April :. at O'Clock Frends q M fanny
NoNRoE-on April 1905 Naney AcSsr Mon-oe for
sry Of Ri Rdsssd GET onI aged So - eaTs Ts saa4F1 "a, N5
lawn Heights on SATURDAY, April = at : p n syrs-
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PORTER Suddenly hir residence. No y West tit1
81, THURSDAY morning. April 2 BENJAMIN Curtis
Of Lynn Mass Funeral services a. the chgreh q 's
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the late resiisnce No 2ns NcDousal Brooklyn. On
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

RREsTT>--Ju5za " T Beasley North Caro-
lima H0TEI- AsTCR-s- .. PAU Ricflarz. Lima
TI0TT AHD-Charles II. Havs Montreal MAN
4 4ATTAN-Chlu Tvo Chen. Pekine. China VAL
Tl0PF- ASTORIA n SchO0nmaEer. FlttsbUTg-
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THE PApucAH GOES TO GUANTANAMO

washington April 2.-The gunboat Paducah-
which has been at Port-au-Prince, Hayt. looking
after the protection Of American interests mas
sailed for Guantanamo
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-,5rEs-r-rRE OF THE DUKE As GRAHDEE

-N' ES---CRE or THE DUKE As GRANDEE
TIE Duke q Wellington. as Duke of Ciudad Rod
-eo c( Spain "a title conferred CT his famous
srsndfa-ae- the Iron Duke for his victory n Gu
O.. R0d- g fn IS12p. is ipse fscto. grandee of
i-e T-s- class IN Spain, but has neglected until
1oH r0 -take me cushion. that is 70 say. 70 re-
ce.1e his rvesliture as grandee or peer Of Spain
cIkes % WeTnEton-that is 10 say. OF MS elder
brother. c. his uncle and q his grandfather, The
arE- dGke-eve- having gone through the ceremony
- c-es- or The present duke Is much IT SPAN
n connection with the administration q mis- ex-
teusire estate in the Peninsula and is brought
into guch frequent contact with both the KiaG
sad Queen O Spain that ne decided ~ their in
fs-ce rc take steps repair this neglect and
accordingly has tus- been Madrid for the puT-
poss - attending an almohada. The latter IS me
Rene s7pen 10 1he ceremony Of investiture of the
rrsHlezza- and Literally translated means taking
Ne cushion"
II very ancient and picturesque fGncIionf
oatng back 20 the DAYS when IN lb2g Emperor
'-sries y first created the grandezza- on the ap-
Pointed dsy TIE srsndees who happen 10 be At
dacr.6 assemble IN the throne room at the palace
and take ther sears on carved stools, upholstered
~th crimson vel-es cushions. which are arranged
On eithe- side OF the room al right angles "ltA
Ice Iarone the men being the night and lhe
Nonnen CT the left When al are assembled tie
sA.ng and Queen. attended by the great dsnltafie5
- their court. make their appearance ana sS
seen &c their n4a1esties have taken theaf seats ca
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FOR PEACE IN CENTRAL AMERICA.

TegucigaIpa Honduras April 2-The Honduras
committee of the Central American FRATERNITY
which was provided for by the recent Peace Con-
gress at Washington. was organized here yes
terday
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The fraternity has for its purpose the promotion
of peace and acts Of union and better understand
ing between the Centra. American republics
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast washington. April ?
The disturbance Z wednesday has passed eastward INTO
TIE r~e- ST Lawrence VALLEY high pressure Is gen
era tonight Rocky Mountains except in The
Atlantic states Jake region There we're rains
in The ohio Carolina. Tennessee and Ara
rains and SHOWS Middle Atlantic states. and
SHOWS fr the lake region Elsewhere the weather was
.ee-srs fair r decidedly colder in the lake region
re ohio and Mississippi valleys. and the interior
ne middle and south and the Gulf states with
.-e-s,,-es from To - degrees below the seasonal
average
VITA ,4e exception local showers near The Gulf
coast and on tie North Pacific Coast on F!iaaS' IN
.o.e- ,, he generally fair Friday and saturday II
~ f orsl5erahlv colder Fricav in the south Atsntig
.~.~eTle portions OF Cur states. atf
-rr In The plains she upper Mississippi aAeE
take legion. warner saturday lt
- 70 -egan and The valleys The winds along
- %-v England coast viii 20" Wesi Z" sou
.-5551s Atlantic coast. fresh 20 brisk west 20
soufh Atlantic Coast fresh northwest 10 nor
.S e. eresh rorth northeast, Lake Michigan Asht
- r-ssb and variable
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tennerHture yesterday - degrees lowest 30
@ a. sverase for corresponding date last gar 80;
.-,rre-rssnlinE date las thirty three feaTs -
fesI arecasi-To-lay fair. diminishing vest winds.
SATURDAY, fslE.
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NEGRO STRIFE IN H4YTI.
WarsBips May Land Troops-More
REFUGEES IN Legation.

Paris April 2-Advices received by the French
government from Hayt indicate that the state OF
chaos which prevails at Port-au-Prince is accentu-
ated hv the strife existing among the negro fac
tions there.
The landing of troops from the foreign warships
now in Havtian waters is expected II the lives OF
the white inhabitants are endangered Several ad-
ditional refugees in fear of summary execution.
have fed 70 the French Legation, where they have
received asylum
Washington, April Il. y. Leger. the Hayuan
Minister has received dispatches saying that the
situation in Hayti. far the attempts at revo-
luton are concerned, is well in hand
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,-.-...,s, for SpeciaI LocaIities-For Distric

Torpraef
,.., and MARYLAND. to-day and SATURDAY, fresh
~.-,,,est ,etncs becoming variable by SATURDAY,
For Delaware New Jerse telr and eoaeF to-day
s.-tsv4ss- eatr northwest 70 norm WlIl3r
ra.err Pennsylvania. fair TONY and saturday
ereSH -artFrv.esT % north winds
,stuaE- SATURDAY fair H. --t
diminishing winds Said' "a ld'' s-..-t-. st-
L. western Pennsylvania, fair to-day; SATURDAY fah
and warner --,- -1o.,a,- 70 -4sv rrobahlv
- er,-r-ea along lakes diminishing west WINDS
e.-r afr warmer
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MrLLER-KIssEI-On April . 1905. by the Rev. Henry
Mottet- D D. assisted 5y the Rev William n sIr2s
D D. Church OF laws
Godfrey Essel. daughter % Mr. and Mrs RudoSn n
kissel. James Ely Miller
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Notices Of marriages and deaths must Be indor5sd
with full name and address
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

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,., oe,ciaI Record-The following official record
- -, Weather Bureau shows the changes In the TEN
- Co. The last 1venty-faur hours in comparison
s,.t,e Tna corresponding date OF last year
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DAILY AND SUNDAY
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-11
Sporting Notes

!
The chatham cricket ieam II AT ID. n q
todaN.
Monroe gets Port nTon'> short ship
hdtNs.
BIllS andrews looks 10 have the ",nr
stabIt Of the Srur tie has siN s'''ooo
IA nenNon worked the VI n VI. can
didatr t,lmford "a mile ia J." n''"''
don't club yachts VIII erui>e Ia the
Flats SATURDAY l,aNint 'h' WV"
house al 2 = ~.
Argot Hoy should came very near q"
being the crack race ''.i.iitI /" tue
fast pacing classes ti's season
Western High -, Adrian Iigh I. AID
rich and Frutlg caught ana p'tt.',u
Also each one OF them sot tour mus
boston Nationals may trade >onthPnM
Young FOR pitcher Ai"rs OF w
Giants who Is said 20 haNv had ran
INK out with McGraw
In nil the wide realms of ba>ebal there
is only one tniug certain WhltH l'
that Princeton viii win hrI h@iie
series.
IL IL assured TINT ~ teams VIII 'uht
part ln the Flag paN patdue OF UNI
formed amHetur agSr"Bdtlous Mhl'il
starts at Grand Circuit CIRCUS park
lat Il SO
~ Illard pitched IA "ne-hit game Tar bhs
CitA against Kalamazoo ia ga" SCUM
Michigan Yesterday. The otttr teams
seem to be- conSpiring "a beat "4'h
other and let Lansing hold thc lead
stories are coming ia light OF hiHh
links by kctChells friends after the
Pdpkr dghL IL IS dlleEcu thAt one
item was champagne IoutbAth TOT
tEr victor. with hundred dollar hlIIs
as towels
The old Snggestion about numbering
baseball players like a lot Of man
uikins has been revived. \ poor idea.
N The more OF that sort OF thing thrl~
is thc less viii grow the personal IN
terest in players.
The Lake Erie circuit gives $1,000
tween the four horses finishing urst,
Second. third and fourth IN the most
summaries through tie entire chain
OF tt-weeks racing.
john Lodge wants the members Of ".
a. baseball teams OF the past 20
years to meet AT In" corner OF Cherry
and Trumbull at 2, IA. friday IN
order that the club team may attend
the Flag Day exercises IA a body.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-11
Tiges I; Highlanders 8.

Nobody out when the winning run
scored.
We WI about get Summers and
Cheshire today
Niles looks ike the weak spot IN the
, Grithth mschauism.
/ Mullin had Jake %tahl Yelling for heip
as regularly as Chase
}aI s batrng better iu thc Ameri-
can league than be ever did ia the
southern.
No flies were discerniole on the llthc
person of Mr.. Blair the New YORK
Juvenile hackstop
KID Elberfeld is stln the New York
team s. regular short stopper But BAH
plays the posish
MuHih whuHcd Niles twice. Hemp.
hill Chase Couroy ana LaNe--most
OF them lu pinches.
Not till $40 did the exhausted crowd
have chance to hike for the cars.
oil, Gou Sciimidtty
Dayy Jones is the same oid walking
kid I They couldn't PHI him out at ali
after his first time M
! Four hits includtne Schmidt's double
sacrifice and TWO stolen bases. gave
/ boo Newton his qu.rtus
/ Nj. Lake worked lie spit bali OF The
inside corner OF the plate and made II
] mighty effective for "a while
! Just AS t always &c. Tho TIges and
Z uous hall against each other
Jones throwing arm seeffrs TO be iu
better condition this year than A. any
I time he has been with the Tigers
\ couple ot Mr. Bars throws 20 FIRST
base from the edge OF the grass were
very much 20 the Bobby Wallace.
! or course Grin won't be suspend I'd
after his exhibition OF yesterday He
I gets away with mat sort or stun
President Farrell % Tie New YORK
club. was President Naviu's guest aud
viii remain TO help celebrate Flag Day
Lake passed Mcintyre 10 get al
Schaefer ia Detroits ninth with two
out and the German popped lie was
80 mad le saw red.
Kleinow had a sore hand and rested
or course he is not being disciplined by
hig Ban He's Il member OF the New
! York CLUB. YOU know.
DetroiC- seventh was soihe keeler
inning While caught the drives 90
MCINTYRE and Schmidt and threw
'Lealy out az the plate.
We can all see without difficulty or
lartihciM atd where somebody on that
New York team has 10 make way Tor
Mr. Bail of Holland Mo o..
IL kept big sam busy to bat in as
many runs as he was handing tile
foe in the ID lie was Just about
equal 20 the task. however.
with the sacks loaded and two down
IN New York's second. Kilifer fum-
blcd. recovered llk, flash and threw
out Hemphili in the nick o. time
Ncw York's Mr. Ban IL just as good
and apparently biz mckicr player
than Boston's Mr Mcconnell. but they
are surely two swell youngsters.
Quit throwing shat glove into the
air" admonishcd Sheridan OF Grinth
Where Upon Grim tossed tho glove uu
two inches and was Immediately can
ned
There was lake in Lakes mouth
when ne took the firing line. His
glands yverc 50 abuudautlv provided
with saliva stimulaut a. 20 dist0rt has
physiognomy
JONES tried 90 lure a throw by steal
! ing second with Cobb on third I'm tthe
twelfth. bot didn't Had he done so
The Peach would surely have dashed
] ross the plate
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-11
Twelve Innings.

3it hiu, slap-stick IS due the saliva
tion OF q Mullin. The Candy child
was up IN piuches SO many times that
even tirif lost count
Tho mad progress OF events was in
tcrrupted iu the eleventh when Chase
demanded time 10 stroke an injury
which led res IJted from his Collidiug
with his own FOUL tip
Perhaps Mr. sheridan would get
along better and more aw'ablv these
long. DRY afternoons, II nc should go
into the held aUd let Egan face the
beer sign. out m center
Schaefcr's third base play was about
the best sven on the local ntid this
year. He was always busy perfect tn
his throwing and some OF lls stops
bordcrcd on the marvellous
merry widow I'D II. Jennings watched
the game from the stand his knees
against the roof OK the bench which hc
is prohibited from entering
New York's first run broke the record
for cneapness Bail famed but took
second when the third strike got past
Schmidt lie was sacrificed 90 third
and scored on OLeary.s error.
The moment the Peach hlt that
ball in tho twelfth veteran r0otcrs rose.
solcmuly shook hands and agreed that
it Was all of. lu t. " trust when ~
comes 10 scoring n ram in pinch
There was some talk OF bcuching
kilifcr for Thomas wren tie Tigers
We're batting in the tenth. but Jeu-
uings vetoed thc notion Red nied out.
AZ was but natural iu the Circum-
stances,
OLeary collidcd with Blair. trying to
score. and bounced back Ike a rubber
ball I'll" young catcher won't bee so
anxious 20 stand out on the line after
somebody has slid into him feet htst
some time.
n. Jones took occasion of mum
after he had stolen second 10 grab tn"
bali. chuck n into tho hence and dig
for third. Unfortunately the eagle eye
Of the amp was upon him aud lac had
TO come back
The crowd shows NO disposition TO
get pee vish with Wahoo sam Nobody
can jump 10 first from two steady sea-
sons I'm the outflcld and do himse ~
Justice with the big-mnt. bat sam is
giving tho club, the best nc has
OLcarv is not yet Ms dashing self
as two OF his PLAYS Yesterday shaved
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-11
Noteworthy Events in the
American League Race

Detroit took a Thinning game
from New York by virtue Of su-
perior batting and Mullins game
pitching ard in pite Of rnlsplays
OF several varieties in the field.
Airs pinch hitting won another
game for Chicago which elnched
It's lead by defeating PhiIsdeI-
phis. Manuel and Plank pitching.
Liebhardt pitched we'll but
Cleveland went TO pieces behind
him and Boston scored eight runs
where they should have had none
Young held Cleveland in fine
ctyle
Bailey and Gates battIed at ST.
Louis ard the rBowns wor. 10
2, each eide scoring couple in
the eighth.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-11
Wee-ah!


twice running and threw too late al
lowing New York To score the run ia
the seventh thAt put them ahead
Wee Willie Kecler may have slowed
up DIT on the bags, bat IL - doubtful
" tircLe is throwing outhclder who
* his superior vet.
Before the game summers was teach
Ing the New YORK crew 70 throw
kuu"kie balls. th"sbro was Il very apt
pupil seeming tiCkled to death with
thu new frcek Grim tried to catch
three OF Summers speciality aud muffrd
Two. klt kapoo had best keep his trade
secret 10 himself.
sweet, quiet-looktug Madonna 70
faced girl who might nave just been
let out Of the term al convent re-
marked 'NrcaooW' when the Tiges
tied the score on Schmiddtys wallop
IN the tenth and again when they won
II I'm the twelfth, Just Ike that.
"Nrcaoow'' II would have been plain
IS audible three versts away.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-11

Winning run WITH no one ont.
10 IL ~ u
Detroit .O.Oi.2 90 10 = q. -
New ~ 4 % 90 = d u Is
Hits--On Newton = In Pa Innings
Lake = la Ia Innings. TWo-base hits
-Cobb, Schmidt. Three-bnse hits
traw ford. schmidt, kceler. Sacrince
hits-Cobb. kiiiifer, O'Lenry, HemphilI.
stuhI. stolen baSes-( 0bb, Jones,
O'IeHrN, kerIer 2, Bail. First base ON
bulls-hullin 4, Newton I, Lake 3. Left
ON hasrs--Drtroit ~. New York ii.
struck out-By MulIin Il, by Lake =
Double plny~-Schnefer aud INIlliferi
keelcr and Blair. Passed bnlIs-ulair.
pires-sheridnn and Egnn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-11
Detroit Oily Fathers Take
Lively Interest in Baseball

Fhe Detroit Common Council
is taking a most active interest
in the great national game OF
baseball these days. In addition
10 virtually declaring a civic
holiday for June II when the
Tigers Will raise their 1907
championship pennant, The
council is going ahead as rap
idly as possible. eQuipping va
cant lots with backstops and tit
ting them for the amateurs
Also. AT the last meeting n
resolution. offered by Alderman
Heating was unanimously pass
ell I'm which the police depart
ment was requested TO make no
complaint against people play
ing base ball In the alleys of the
city, provided thai the property
owners were not Directing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-11

New York eleventh WahOo sam
fumbles grounder there IS sacri.
fee. a hit. a steal and men are on
second and third with one out Does
Mullin quail? Not IN any noticeable
way. Chase rises a high one TO
Schaefer Three mighty swings SUI
fee for the mysrined Bail.
Detroit's twelfth. The Peach at bat.
There are groans when he misses one.
but what OF IL! lie shoots the next
one down the left field foul line. Wei
inside, and makes second with ease.
Bunting is where Davy Jones lives
His intended sacrifice is so perfect
that he makes first base IN safety
Tyrus is on third. OF course. and there
are none out A moment later Dayy
sneaks down 70 second in the vain
endeavor TO draw "a throw that VIII
enable his team mate 70 dash for the
pan The Yankees are taking no
chances
Men on second and third and
none out. Killfer bounds one
slowly down the third base line.
Faster than conroy's throw Cobb
tears for the plate, slides, the
arbitrator ysls safe" and It's al
over.
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o'erien.elackburn Rather Tame.

PHILADELPHIA. June ll.-Phila-
delphia Jack . Brien outpointed Jack
Blackburn. the Negro middleweight
in si.round contest at the National
Athletic club last night. The men
put up a fast fight but both lacked
steam behind their blows There was
but one knockdown. O'Brien sending
the Negro TO the mat in the first
round
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