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The Detroit times., 1908-11-09
WOMAN IS DRIVEN
To SUICIDE BY
ILL HEAl1H
MRS. CHARLOTTE E. WORKMAN
SWALLOWS POISON IN room IN
SALVATION ARMY CITADEL
LEAVES FAREWELL NOTE.


Deranged from continued ill-health,
induced TO some extent by q
large goiter. Mrs. Charlotte e. Work
man, 40 years old. residing with her
family at No. ass Eu1id-ave. east.
took her life In q room In the Saliva
ton army citadel. Michigan-ave. and
Second'st.. Friday night. by swallow
ing quantity Of rough on rats.
Mrs. Workman left home Friday az
ternoon and about 4 o'clock took q
room in the citadel. registering az
Mrs. Clark. Repeated knocks at her
door failed to bring any response. Sat
urday morning, and the management
finally called In q policeman to force
an entrance. The body of Mrs. Work
man, partially clad, was found on .
chair In front OF q dresser, against the
edge OF which the woman's head rest
ed. Two letters, sealed and stamped.
and all ready for posting. were found
on a pile OF stationery. and II was
through these that the dead woman
was identified. One was TO her son,
Samuel II. Workman, employed In the
Burnham, Stopel Co.'S dry goods es-
dressed to the family legal adviser.
fat building. Both were Of q purely
private nature.
There was also a note, scrawled In
pencil on a piece Of wrapping paper,
which. when finally deciphered. read
as follows:
To bed at $3.50 o'clock. won't
Ianp
Goodbye to all. My clothes to
Eliza and Birdie and watch to
Birdie when old enough.
I'm 30 tired now. quarter to
seven. Good-by Willard. Good-by,
Samuel. Good-by, Eliza. Good
by. Ruth. Good-by, mother. dear.
With love to all. LOTTIE.
Those mentioned In the note are
her four children of the deceased In
the order Of their ages and the moth
er of Mrs. Workman. who also re-
sides at the Euclid-ave. address. Will
lard Is a city fireman, attached to the
engine house on Mott-ave. Mrs.
Workman was divorced from her hus-
band several years ago.
The rough on rats used by Mrs.
Workman to end her life had been In
the house two years ana the Dox, near
ly full, was found hidden under q mat
trese in the room where her body was
found. She had evidently mixed 4.
with water. A milk bottle. half filed
with water, and an empty glass stood
On a window sill close at hand.
The poison was not missed from the
home until after news Of the suicide
reached the family. Saturday morning
Then search was made for II and It
was found missing from Its accus-
toned place. The family was greatly
worried all morning over Mrs. Work
mans failure to return home, but
news OF her death under such circum-
stances came as q great shock to the
household She had often threatened
to go out to work, but had never talk
ed OF suicide. In the opinion Of DR..
r. p. Whom. the family physician.
Mrs. Workman had been slightly de-
ranged for some weeks past.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-09

Mrs. Cooper. widow of the late Rev.
NJ. Cooper. OF this city. and her son.
Leo Cooper, are visiting friends in
North Carolina
The Detroit times., 1908-11-09
GEN. A. L. BRESLER
DIES IN NEW YORK

Gen. Arthur l.. Bresler, formerly OF
this city. and brother of Eugene A.
Bresler, former member OF the library
commission. died Friday In New York
city. of cancer OF the stomach. He
had been suffering with the trouble
for some time. but his death at this
time was very unexpected.
Gen. Bresler was a graduate of the
Michigan university, and when he
was % years old was given an allow
ance of 5000 a month by his father.
with which to travel abroad. He Sc
cured commission In the army and
went TO Germany. where he spent two
years studying army conditions For
time he was consul for Nicaragua
In Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-09
MILLIONAIRE DIES
IN CHICAGO HOTEL
WIN. D. CORNISH WAS SECOND
WcE-PREsIDENT OF UNION
PACIFIC.

CHICAGO, Nov. 7.-Ww. ID. Cornish.
IS years old, millionaire. of Orange,
N. j., and second vice-president. OF the
Union Pacific railroad lines. died sud
denly today. at the Auditorium Annex.
His body was found In bed several
hours after his death occurred.
DR.. Hammond. the house physician,
expressed the opinion that death was
due to apoplexy, or heart disease.
Corner Hoffman ordered an autopsy
preceding the inquest. which began
this afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-09
PROMISE JOBS TO
100000 WORKINGMEN

NEW YORK, Nov T. canvass by
the National Association OF Manufac-
turers shows that, as a result OF Taft's
election CSC, 900 men are about 10 be
given work. The entire country lie az
fected-from all quarters there comes
words OF wheels beginning to turn
again.
The Omaha Bee says the railroads
have released orders for equipment
and supplies aggregating s240. Oo0. 900
since Nov. 3.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-09
MURFIN GOES ON
CIRCUIT BENCH MONDAY

The commission naming James O.
Murfin as q Wayne county circuit
Judge. to succeed Judge Brooke. who
goes to the supreme court. Will be In
sued by Gov. Warner Monday morn
ing, and when court opens Monday AZ
ternoon Mr.. Murnn will take his place
on the bench.
Judge Brooke's resignation Is al
ready In the governors hands, and the
commission naming him az . member
OF the supreme court will be issued
Monday. Judge Brooke will take up
his duties In Lansing at once.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-09
|nFS ITCHING ECZEMA,

<tFy blisters. open itching sores of
n0ot all leave after treatment with
NJ b. because these troubles are
IA ~ impure blood. II. b. II. puri-
INA enriches the blood. thereby
the worst eczema.
~ cures when all else fails, and
IUod Tor old obstinate cases OF
HI skin diseases h. Il. II. has
noxouglaly tested for 80 years
Il cured thousands OF cases.
eSEl'S DRUG STORE.
1nahSgan-ave. and 2o4s Wood
|1cnR6-aye.. Detroit, Mich.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-09

90 Balm

THROUGH the BLOOD.
Blood pslson. Bone
Pains, Itching.
ScaIy Skin, Plmp|ss,
OId Sores. Mattsg
\ SwslIlngs and BoiIs.
ScIotuIa, Blood
- . E J; !: numurs.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-09
ALL TAFT WANTS is
REST AND SOME GOLF

HOT SPRINGS. Va, Nov. 7.-wm.
III. Taft, presidentelect, arrived here
shortly before noon. He said he was
In good health and all he wanted for
the next few days was to get out on
the golf links.
There will be many here TO greet
him and II Is likely when he goes out
q crowd will follow.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-09

WASHINGTON, Nov. IA new
tariff bill can scarcely be enacted into
law until the latter part OF July, IN
the opinion Of Rep. Serene =. Payne,
one OF the house leaders, who called
on President Roosevelt, today. Mr..
Payne said that the ways and means
committee IL In better shape to hand
lie the question than It has been for
many years.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-09
ROOSEVELT is UPHELD
IN TOBACCO CO. SUIT

NEW YORK. Nov. THE United
States court today upheld the conten-
ton OF the administration In It's suit
against the American Tobacco Co..
that the latter had violated the Sher-
man antitrust law. One of the four
Judges dissented from the majority
opinion.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-09
BIG WINDOW DISPLAY
OF 81. q. b. at
ms ELS D4 EYe

Blood poison Is the
worst disease on earth.
but the easiest To cure
when you take Botanic
Blood Balm Oh. b. b. II
acts directly on the pois-
ons I'm the blood. driving
all poisonous matter
from the system and
sending a food OF pure.
rich blood directly to
the skin surfaces. Sores,
Eruptions and Pimples.
which are quickly
healed and cured. At
the same time the body
Is strengthened and the
The Detroit times., 1908-11-09

SKIN hhcs on the req
<Df health and pure blood. For
4kism. Bone Pains. Aching
of2 Swollen Joints. Hawking
r1kting. Blurred Eyesight, Ca
xk1sinxs. Boils. Carbuncles. Itch
~. and all evidences OF impure
<Ake Botanic Blood Balm Oh. r.
4 stops all aches ana pains and
a every sore by simply purifying
8rfchinR the blood. For cancerous
Eohoottng, singing pains IL Is the
Namely made because II. II. b.
\ the worst and most deep-seaten
TROUBLES.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18
Careful housekeepers usually keep
supply of Hunts Perfect Baking
Powder and Extracts, as they know
they are to be depended upon for per
feet results.
aos1ce OF Hearing Application for Drug
RiSE's Fsru,ih -o

Notice Of Hearing Application for orrg.
g5sE's Perurit
State OF North Dakota, County OF
RamScy-SS.
IN the County Court
Pursuant to an order OF this court.
made on the sth day Of December A. Is
lsOs, notice is hereby given that On
Monday, the 18th day OF January. A. Is.
1903, at o'clock in the forenoon Of that
gay, at the court rooms of this court at
Ine county court house, in the CITY OF
Devils Lake, County Of Ramsey. and
STATE OF North Dakota, has been aOpoirt-
ca by the judge of this court as the
time and place for hearing the petstion
or Elmer Engebretson Of the City. 81
Devils Lake, in said Ramsey county. for
the granting to him Of a druggists per-
init to sell for medicinal, Scientific and
H1echanical purposes, malt, vfnous, spirit-
uous. fermented or other Intoxicating
nquoFs at lots and in block al IN
the End ward Of Devils Lake, county Of
Ramsey. and State OF North Dakota:
Tnen ana where any person interested
tn the granting Of said petition men
pear and contest the same ,Inder flIe
provisions Of the law, and they@vila Sc
Dated at Devils Lake, North Dakota.
the Sun day or December A. D. 19as..S%sE5T
John F. Henry;
Judge Of the County Court
Elmer Engebretson. Petitioner. = e
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18

EamSey-Ss- '>-'A1t'sskS$53ssss-
In Pr! District Court, Second judicial Dia-
William J. F'ifer. Plaintiff, 5s ].
VS..
The Western Farm Mortgage Trust COM
t nanS' OF Kansas. q foreign corpora
The State Of North Dakota to the ahove
named defendant: + -s~ssE.sS
<, You are hereby summoned to ansgrer
the conp plant in this aetion whish viii
pc ,e.1 lied ais w, with the Clerk Of the above
North Dakota and to serve q copy1oS
your answer upon the subscribers With
~ tnirey days after the service or this
SUMMONS upon you, exclusive az & tie
cay cay or service: and in case OF your 9ail-
Sre 20 appear or answer, juagmenf will
be taken against, you ~ defanis For fhe
reref demanded in the Complaint.
trial desired in Ramsey count. BIZ "A
Dated November 9Th. 1908. $50
Burke. Middangh 81 Cuehhsrf.
Residence and pcstogifce eiiasssss: RI s @Es
Devils Lake. North Dakota
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18

Persons interested can gain full infor-
nation by addressing sicCarn & Cut
tie, proprietors, Hunters Hot Springs,
Montana
Hans WesteTgard recently completed
as fine job of tile work as is to be
found in the state The work was the
laying of 5000 square feet of tile floor
in the basement of the new Catholic
school aethis place The tile are six
inches square and alternate blue and
white $4,000 tile were laid and the
job is a credit both to the school and
to Mr.. Westergard. Such work as this
is practical demonstration that it is
not necessary to go outside of Devils
all lines.
The Grand Harbor band are adves-
Using grand masquerade dance at
Grand Harbor New Years Eve, Thurs.
day; Dec. 81 -v, -~-
The case of J. ". Burgess against
W. J. Doyle came to trial In the JUS
tice court here Saturday before Magis-
trate Jones' Burgess had sued Doyle
| for 800 which he claimed was the bal
ance due in payment Of his share Of
the crop from farm that Doyle had
leased OF him. Anderson & Trayuor
appeared for the plaintiff and n NJ.
! Gray for the defendant. The case was
decided in favor of the plaintiff, Bur
| CESS
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18
(1ARSkI

Mr. and Mrs Baker have rented
their farm near Milwaukee. Wis, and
viii farm in Cleveland township next
year Mr.. and Mrs Baker are the
pareots Of Earl Baker
Services were held in St Peter and
PaHE's church Sunday, conducted by
Rev Father Maurice.
The improvements OF the Catholic
church AZ this place will be commeuc-
ed in the spring. The proceeds derived
from ting recent fair will be used for
this purpose.
Mr aud Mrs P. G. Redmond visited
friends in GaTske recently while eE-
route TO Devils Lake on a shopping
expedition
II Benson and P. FIem were in
Devils Lake Saturday taking in the
sights and incidentally trying the roll
Ter skates.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18
'T4F no ~ ~
TOKYO news

There will be a masquerade dance
at this place this friday evening.
A baby girl was; born to ar. and
Mrs. John Miller Sunday night John
has been stepping high of late.
Miss Pearl Wilson, of Devils Lake
was the guest of Ar, and Mrs. Earl
Clark the latter part of last week and
oyer Sunday.
>. Herb Baitson was in Devils Lake
Monday on business connected with
tbs Farmers Elevator.
= sfs, G, D. Mills was in Devils Lake
shopping Monday. 4
Miss Hifna FreeDurg went to the
city Monday returning Tuesday.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18

Hunters Hot Springs, Montana, is
fast becoming noted as the greatest
health and pleasure resort OF the north
west, being highly spoken Of BY thous-
anas of well pleased patients who have
tested its efficiency An elegant new
building with frontage of 337 feet is
nov under roof and when completed
will make this recort second to none.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18
SeaSenaki@ Advice.

Send home bottle Of Chamherlain's
Cough &emedy today along with your
other household supplies. It is the
best investment you can make at this
season Of the year, especially IL there
are children in the home. There IN no
better medicine obtainahie. 1t con.
t&ins no opium or other narcotics. For
sale by all druggists. =
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18
The; CITY

siT- J. H McPike, of Cando, waa
here On business Saturday. r
A AeIin, of Fort Totten, was bust
ness visitor this week
Farm loans at lowest rates. Seq
John ". Maher. i
Miss Anna d. ANON of Fort Totten
was in the city shopping this week. q
J. e. Knight, OF Hansboro, was herr
last Saturday looking after business
matters.
81. D. Kavanaugh, of Crazy, was In
the city Saturday last looking after
business matters
Mr. Grindley, from the reservation,
was in this city few days the latter
part4of last week,
Get ready and go next Saturday aud
see the Canadian Pacific Railroad
lands in western Canada, round trip
ticket Minoe to Calgary $500 good
for 80 days. yon can't afford TO miss
II. Fare refunded to purchasers. Jones
G. Baughman. roa==
Misses Fife VI. Turney and Minnie
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18

Otto Olesoa spent several days in
Devils Lake last week visiting with
relatives
Miss Maggie Chase was in Devils
Lake visiting with friends several days
last week
A L Smith vas cut from Devils
Lake over Sunday.
Wade Brown is teaching school near
school house at this place. :
Henry Doyle returned home Friday
after having been at Minnewaukan for
about ten days acting as one of the
jurors al the recent term of court =,
Herman Anderson was at Mime.
wankan serving on the jury last week.
~
D. r Chase recently completed the
installation Of a heating plant In the
Minnewaukan.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18

Geo. Welsh of Albion Ridge, Alberta,
Canada, went to his home Sunday at
ter few months sojourn in this viein-
itE looking after business Interests.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18

II. Young, of Webster spent several
days in this city this week visiting
with relatives and friends and buying
their Christmas presents.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07
LOS ANGELES RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five fJulongs Billy Mayham. l05
tschilingl. TO !. Won; Anna May. q Mcbride
70 !, second; L. A. lGBs;a. lD Godsteinl 10 l.
third. Time 100 Is Adelbert Belle Koenigin
Lgiise. Creston Boy Royal Rogue. Golden Rule. and
slippery also ran.
SECOND RACE-Three and one-half filrlongs
Inclement. los lSchingl. to 5 won: Melton Cloth
lo5 tBurns. Is 70 l. second Bel Of Brass 90 Mar
TIM I 10 J. third Time 0s0 Is. Silk Hose. AXIS
Ar-Ben. Buck Thorne. Live Oak William F Heron
Del Crusader Royal Stone. Coriele and Fred Aiaier
also ran- Del Crusader finished first but was dis
qualified for fouling
THIRD RACE-One mile Bemay. l0 (Vanduscnl
% TO !. won Pal. los (Burnsl 10 s. second: Laud-
able. e6 iGoldstein Is to s. third. Time l.il 25-
Fisher Boy. Lonia. Rustling silk. Costly BY Play
Litholin. and Cunmsrk also ran
FOURTH RACE-one and three-sixteenths miles.
Edwin 7, Fryer. lc2 lSchiningl even. won: Chal-
fonte. los (Duganl. "a 20 s. second: L. c. Wildrig
90 Martini . 10 p third Tine. 159 55 Baron
Esther and Chimney Sweep also ran
FIFTH RACE-One mile and furiong COtil0n.
lO4 (Schilling). 20 l. won; Sainrida s5 martini
10 / second Lady Chisweil, lOl Burns 3 10 /
third Time. l:54 25 Christine T. Lady Vashti
Esther E.. Silver Sue, Leash, Rama and Our Sallie
also rn.
SIXTH RACE-FIve furlongs. Teller. los ARCH.
bald. to /. won; Bribery. lO3 (Schillingl / 10 2
second; Instructor. los lHsywarC). . 20 l. third.
Time 90 35 Ella True. Senator William Stone.
Pyrrho. Srinstress. Lady Rice. Tattenham. Glenam,
Chief Bush, Walker. and Nerska also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07
SAN FRANCISCO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-One mile aud seventy yards. John
H. lo9 Hayes. : 70 !. won: Piuaud l09 Bert
weld. l3 70 l. second; Jocand. 10 Miller g to 3
third. Time. 10 IS Matte H Happy Rio Dan
iel e. and s. 0rlof also ran
SECOND RACE-Three and one-han fufloues-
Little Jane. l05 SANDY. % 3 won; seattle l0i
Hayes, 70 ;, second; Ocean Maid 100 kelly
70 / third. Time. 0:i2 +5 Alice Collins and
Harry Thatcher also ran.
THIRD RACE-Six furiorgs Cuoynaraoa.s 100
Walsh, 10 20 /, woni Hal. lol (Kcllyl I3 10 l.
second: Ormuz. ll2 Miller. 20 ;. third Time
lI7- Billy AIyer Gannatyne. jeremiah. Emma G.
Sol Dano, No Father. Kismet T.. ard Love q
God also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One and One-sixteenth miles.
Cigar Lighter. les kelly 10 5 won Mattress. s.
walsh % 20 l. second; J. R. Loughrcy los (Sco-
ville), 20 ]. third Time ] % 25. St Avon.
Dreger. and Bye Bye also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile and twenty yards.
Eudora. l05 kelly. % 10 s. won: Shady Lad los
Miller. 10 J. second Western los Gilbert 5
20 2 third. Time. 80. Metlakatla Invader.
Markie Mayer Malar and George Kilborn also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs- AIifre. Ils Knapp,
II 10 5. won; FrsesiaS. Us tButweID. % 20 J. sec
ond; Carthagenian. 20 (Nlentryl. 8 70 J. third.
Time. rs. Alice Carey. Kenilworth. Calls Segal-
form. silverdale, Confidence, Dr. Coleman. SarEc-
mentc. and Talentosa also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07
new 1OO-MILE MARX
Renault Car Makes Wonder
full Time Oh Beach.
AN AVERAGE SPEED OF So .2S
Berlin Drives Paul LacrOux's Ma
chine TO Victory Over Fiat Cyclone.
While small Number of Cars Par
ticipated In Four Days Racing,
Quality Was Above the Average.

ormonde, Fla, March s-DriviRg at
an average speed OF s226 miles per
hour NJ. C. Bernin. IN the 6o-horsepower
Renault of Paul Lecroax. to-day won
the 10o-mile match race with S. B. Stew
ems. in the ee-horsepower Fiat Cyclone.
in the wonderful time of 1:12.5s Is. which
Is a new worlds record for the distance.
II beat the time made by Clifford carp.
in a Papier. two years ago, by 2:54 10
The time for the Fiat car was 1:23:59. or
n:O3 Is behind Stevens.
The match between the French Eagle
and the italian Greyhound cars aroused
intense interest. The former machine led
the way from the start. aad ran beau
tiful race throughout. Hard luck. chiefly
due TO the tire trouble. had been with the
Renault car almost since the tournament
began. which made the victory much
more popular
It was the closing OF the four days OF
racing and while the number OF ears
here for the tournament was not up to
expectations. one fact was clearly
brought out. and that was that with a
small number Of machines a tournament
Of its kind can be made interesting un-
der such management as this one was
conducted.
The day did not pass off without no
table feature for the Fiat car. for. in a
one-mile race. az a rolling start. with
the Renault car, the Italian machine won
one-mile record trials fhe machine COW
cred the distance IN OBS. which makes a
new worlds record for middle weight
machines The previous record was
go 60, made by Guy Vaughan. in 1906.
This time is only 42-5 seconds behind the
record for heavyweight gasoline ma
chimes made by Chevorlot in a 2t0-hoTse-
power Darraiq. two years ago CedrinO
drove the Fiat ear in both these events.
RensuIt's Time Fast.
In the first the electric machine failed
TO work, but the Flats time was said to
be better than 25, timed by stop watches
Bernin. in the Renault car. made the
next best time in these trials. of % Il
seconds
A big crowd lined the entire course
II was bargain day at the grand stand
and the seats bought on the other days
for 81 went Cor p cents.
The Fiat machine entered the long race
with large sprockets. used for the time
trials, and this was said 70 have acted
as a handicap.
In the one mile trials. r. G. Kelsey. ir
W. Gould Brokaw's 50-horsepower Chris
tie car. made the first attempt for The
record. His time was q Is seconds He
was followed by G. 2 Parker, IN L. J
BergdOis 60-hOrsepOwer BenZ. the latter
machine being timed in IS 4-5 seconds
Then Kelsey made his second trial il
exactly the same time as his first Parker
in his second trial was timed a fifth OF
a second better than his first.
The cars that competed in the time
trials We're those that made an averag,
Of sixty miles an hour or better in race:
Of 100 miles or more in the present
/ tourney.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07
AUTOS STUCK IN MUD.
Endurance Test Stopped by Mire
Near CentervIIIe.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va. March 6-The Stude-
baker and Pullman automobiles. which
are making an endurance test from Phil
adelphia TO Savannah. have encountered
trouble in the red mud Of Virginia. Two
cars which left Washington yesterday
morning. became mired on the road inst
outside Of Centerville. being stuck therein
for hours. but finally extricated bv
means Of horses. The machines there
after were towed into Fredericksburg
The experience has been an autoist's
nightmare to those driving. Both ma
chimes were expected to arrive In Rich
mond tonight, but on account Of the
eSecrable condition of the roads. they
are still foundering through the mud.
Representatives OF the Quaker Civ
Motor Club, under the auspices of which
the run is being made arrived in Rich
mond tonight BIZ train. P. f. Gillette
or Newark. n. J., is driving the Pull
man car. assisted by R. L. Morton and
MS observer, J. W. Daley The Stude-
baker is being driven by Frank and Rob
ert Yerger. Of Philadelphia, assisted by
j. w Bold, Of the same city.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07
ORIOLES MAY LOSE BEACH.
Amherst Diamond Star Will Not
Play with Baltimore.

Baltimore, Nd, March 6.-Harry Beach.
the little shortstop Manager Dunn OBJ
tanned from Amherst College last sea-
son. Will not continue in professional ball.
and will. accordingly, not be an Oriole
this summer.
News OF Beach's intention was received
by Manager Dunn by mail this morning
IN letter from the player written at
minneapolis, where Beach says he has
been ever since the Old-Rome Week Sc
rles OF last fall Beach does not give a
me on MS intentions, and it is not known
surely whether he has taken up profes-
sional or commercial life, but the i'm
preston has gained among his former
comrades who are in town that he is in
business.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07
Giants VIII Hold Recruits.

Marlin. Tex, March 6-hanager Nc
Graw has decided to hold on to all the
Giants now in camp until the team gets
back to New York. This means that the
annual pruning operation mas been put
OFF until the first week in April. and as
a result the young fellows are happy. as
it will give them so much more time 10
try and make good McGraw will hold
on to about five Of the recruits, but will
not say now who he considers good
enough to make the team