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The Detroit times., 1908-05-08

strong In the runs, especially the half
where "Scotty" Smith is believed To
be one OF the best high school boys
In training. Ann Arbor's strength Is In
the weights, while the small but select
Orcahrd Lake aggregation is a bunch
OF stars. though so small In number
that II Is hardly expected TO play an In
dependent part In the proceedings.
Trained ID. A. c. veterans Will ofi-
ciate In the role OF officials.
The following Is the complete list
of entries:
100 YARD DAsH--widman, stod-
dard. Garreis. Central: Lehndorn. Corn
Well Johnson Ann AFo0F' Henwlek' !"
2eo-YARD DAsH--widmen, stoddard
Garrels Central; Roper. Mills. oven.
Ann Arbor; Renwick. NJ. NJ A.
44o-YARD DASH = Kennedy n
Lebndorfr. Mill, Ann Arbor.
ssO-YARD DASH--H. Smith, ] Smith,
Be.be. Caruso, Central: Henderson. Me-
Loughlin. Jackson. Ann Arbor.
MILE RUN--H Smith. Caruso. Parks.
Central; Henderson. McLoughlip Hos
mer Ann Arbor.
SHOT PUT-Kloster. Garrels. Smith,
Stillwell Central: Conklin, Roper, Pet
erson. Ann Arbor. Guethgry sonnen-
HAMMER THROW-Bradt. Schlissei,
Central: Roper. Wardwell. Conklin. Ann
Arbor; Guethgry, Sonnenstein. M. M. a.
DISCUS THRoW-Whinham. still
well, Brands. Garrels, Central; Peter
son. Roper. Conklin. Ann Arbor: Gueth-
CRY. Sonnenstein, NJ NJ. A.
HIGH JUMP-Van Husan. Montgom-
cry, Stalker, Garrels. Central: Corn
we'll Peterson. Ann Arbor: Barton. M
NJ. 4.
POLE VAULT-Colley. Van Husan
Montgomery. Central. Vaughn. Ann Al
Dor; Barton, NJ. NJ. A.
lz0-YARD Low HURDLES--James
Van Husan. Garrels Central; Lindorr.
Mills, over. Ann Arbor.
120-YARD HIGH HURDLES-van
Husan. Garrels. Montgomery, Central.
Lindorff Mills. oven, Ann Arbor.
BROAD JUMP-James, Stalker, Stod-
dard, Central; Johnson, Peterson, oven,
Ann Arbor
Business-liIxe Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat kind. that
looks right. Times Printing Co., Is
John R.-st. Phone 149s.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
KELLY SHOWING
FORM At LAST

Dan Kelly, the worlds champion
sprinter. is back TO form. Word
reached this city from Philadelphia
yesterday that the western boy In
practice ran the 100 in 10 seconds,
and made a leap OF "a feet In the
broad jump.
For the short time that Kelly has
been under the care Of Trainer Mike
Murphy he has made wonderful
strides towards the goal In both the
spirits and broad jump. and the vet
eran trainer is not bit backward In
saying that when the proper time
comes the Oregon boy will uphold his
reputation as the worlds champion.
The news that Kelly Is rounding
into shape has been received with de-
light by his followers in this city
There have been not few who
thought the boy was not Nall he was
touted to be.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08

The ID, 4. &. cricketers are discusaing
re-entering the Middle West league
Pittsburg still hangs on the heels OF
the Cubs but Il can hardy De Tor
long.
De ORC and sherman Will meet soon to
contest the worlds championship at
pool.
The ID. A. C.-Ludinaton game has been
called of on account OF the condition
Of the field.
yirGiI Carvin, the one-time star pitch
er 10 near death at his home in
Navasota. Tex.
Mrs. Tommy Burns has sailed for Eu-
rope, thus effectually dlsposing of all
rumors that her talented husband Is
not to remain abroad.
VI. VI. A. will send but four men TO the
three-cornered track meet at ID. 4.
G Saturday. but Central and Ann
Arbor Will have big teams.
Central and DeIray continue their rec
ord as mutual rain-makers. They
got two innings off with to o
score before the delugs yesterday.
Melvin sheppard will not try for the
pic games this year, but New York
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
Bolster Up tts Home Run
Department, AdVIa 10 SidhI

Stahl was formerly a college man
being a member OF the University OF
Illinois squad that produced such
pitchers as Pfeiffer. Beebe and Lund
gren.
When Stahl was In college the fac
ulty took charge OF athletics, and dis
placed the undergraduates committee
One OF the members OF the faculty
was placed In charge of baseball.
Stahl was captain OF the team, and
Its mainstay. He was also the real
coach. One day the professor In
charge of baseball called Jake into
his Office and began suggesting
changes which he thought would aid
the team.
1T seems TO me. Mr.. Stahl," said
the professor. that we are deficient
very deficient In one branch OF the
game. You seem TO be the only man
we'll up In that department | wish
you would take radical steps to correct
this evil. and teach the men to do as
you are doing"
Puzzled, Stahl asked to be enlight
ened on this department.
"On looking over the scores for the
past four games. Mr.. Stahl," replied
the professor, Il find that you are the
only man who has made any home
runs. l wish you would instantly boil
ster up the home run department oil
the team"
And the best part OF It was that the
poor professor actually meant what
he said.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
NJ MAHON IS CARD
At SPR|NGWElLs

Danny Mcmahon the old-time boss
of the white featherweights, is back
In training and will tonight feature
the card Of the Springwells Athletic
club by appearing in the wind-up bout
OF the club with Mike Johnson, OF
Saginaw as his opponent. The match
Is scheduled for ten rounds and Nc.
Mahon will probably have TO concede
his opponent several pounds, as John
son wires from Saginaw that he can
not make the l24 pounds. set as the
weight for the contest
In case he wins, Mcmahon will i'm.
mediately challenge Billy Johnson for
a scrap at Saginaw.
Harry Boyle and Curly Gerhardt,
and RUDE May and Frenchy Lahore
will meet In the preliminaries.
The hall In which the bouts are held
Is situated at the end Of the Mich.
gan-ave. car line.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
No More Y NJ G. A. Basketball
players Wanted at Burroughs

basketball players will be eligible for jobs at the
informally
athletics
the perform of its baseb
made
the
A
Ike
Of the man
Y NJ c leaves o with
II he desires.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08

~ se-ss H3shlgsa Ave
SPORTS FIGURE
kE TCHELL WINNER
BY w. W. NAUGHTON.

SAN FRANCISCO. May s.-The
betting on the Jack sullivan-Young
Ketchell fight continued at 10 to 8 un-
Ill last night when the odds dropped
TO 10 10 & The ketchell men were
able 10 place their money at the fig
IRE first named by exercising pa
tience, but from the different betting
resorts word came that the Sullivan
money was coming in slowly. ketch-
ell Is the favorite In the betting
1t is learned that this is one contest
in which there Is little disposition
from either side TO bet on the number
or rounds that will be boxed The
chances figure out so evenly that bet.
ting men are generally quite content
TO speculate on general results and
let II 60 at that Ii Is said that one
sport with Sullivan leanings offered TO
wager even money that Ketchell would
not win In % rounds but the bait was
not nibbled at
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
MILLIONAIRES AS
BELMONT STEWARDS

NEW YORK. May s.-For the com
ing meeting or the Westchester Rae
ing association. which opens at Bel
mont park next Wednesday the three
richest horse owners in the country
will serve as stewards.
At meeting OF the Jockey club,
August Belmont, chairman OF the
Jockey club; James r. keene, vice
chairman, and Harry Payne whitney
were appointed stewards for the
spring meeting.
number OF trainers and Jockeys
were granted licenses. Dave Sloane.
who has not had a license for many
years, is one OF the many 10 receive
permission from the Jockey club TO
train stable David Highlander. the
rider who was suspended last fall at
Pimlico, for weird ride. has been
reinstated.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
BY PAUL n. HRusKE.

The Detroit Tigers were In our
midst for few moments yesterday.
Like the man In the song they came
right In and they turned around and
they went right out again. however,
Nevertheless, they left some impress
sions behind them.
THERE Is A GRAND CHANCE
THAT THE TIGERS MAY GET
THEIR OLD-TIME FIGHTING SPIR-
1T BACK. In fact they almost have It
now. IL will take only couple more
defeats to transform that bunch into
the fighting demons Of 1907. and per-
haps the metamorphosis will come be-
fore that.
When the team was engaged In Its
disastrous home series with the other
western clubs, most OF the members OF
the outfit used high, disdainful air
when discussing the teams failure to
win.
"OhI Never mindl" they would say
I'VE will be up there at the top where
we belong In a few days. Why pay
attention to these early games7 Wal,
til we strike our galtl"
remark plainly implied, land all 9th
ers must fall before Us"
II has taken three disastrous weeks
to bring the team out of this frame OF
mind. Now, however, the work
has been accomplished, and
there is not man on the
team whose attitude does not
Ia ~ "a Qf
to put the team back In the place II
should rightly occupy, Will require his
utmost effort.
There never was sorer bunch Of
losers than this same Detroit baseball
club.
Lampooned and csrioatured In the
visiting cities, chided by their friend,
at home, tsilenders In the race ir
which they were champions last year
the Tigers have developed into a team
every member Of which hates himself
and Will continue to maintain this In
ward dissension until he 10 conscien
tiously doing his part TO win game'
for the town whose initial letter HI
wears on his shirt pocket.
Manager Jennings IL himself salts
fed that he has the team TO do the
business. He recalls the sensational
sprints OF other clubs In former years
in which consecutive winning streak'
of from dozen to 10 games have beer
recorded He views with pleasure the
fact that his men are beginning u
come out OF their dreams OF an auto
matte winning streak and into the re
alization Of the necessity for top ef
fort. He hopes TO get his share o.
the three games scheduled at Cleve
land and the two Sunday combats al
ST. Louis and then-well let them al
look out
Hughie brings to light one feature Of
the spring campaign that has escaped
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08

general observation up to date. At
any rate. he puts 1t In new way.
THE DETROIT CLUBS SOREST
NEED AT PRESENT is ANOTHER
EXPERIENCED PITCHER WHO Is
ABLE TO DO HIS BEST IN THE
COLD WHICH SEEMS TO FEA-
TURE THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
OPENINGS IN THE WEST.
In former seasons Mullin and Siever
have been the clubs reliance when the
thermometer hovers round the 40
mark. This pair kept the club in the
race during April and May year after
year But this year Sieyer has been
good for nothing and Mullin has pitch.
ed but two good games. Had IL not
been for Eddie Summers the club
would have been in sore straits in.
deed. for Wild Bill Donovan is not OF
use till the middle OF May and XII.
liam has been afflicted with his annual
spring rheumatism.
7 II the club could secure one more
coId-weather pitcher to take his turr
with Summers, II could take very fall
caro- Of Itself until such a time as the
star Of the southpaws and the king oil
the rIght.handers could get their
necks into the collar.
II was this consideration that start
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
TRAN CULAR MEET
FOR SATURDAY +.
FORENOON
CENTRAL, ANN AReoR HIGH AND
M. M. A. WILL START THEIR
STRUGGLE AT 9 o'cLock-cEN-
TRIAL HOPEFUL.

A triangular track meet, which will
virtually open the season for outdoor
athletics in Detroit, bringing together
the teams OF Central High, Ann Ar
Dor High and Michigan Military acad-
envy. will start at 9 o'clock Saturday
morning and will be finished by din
ner time. as the boys have been un-
able TO secure the ID. A. c. field for
later In the day.
The meet is one which will give De-
troit's public the first view OF the
Central team, and 1t Is generally
agreed that the aggregation will be
well worth watching this year.
Central Is regarded as extremely
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FILMS AT GAYETY

The Gotch- Hackenschmidt wrestling
pictures will be shown at the Gayety
theater all OF next week. Every move
OF the contestants and also those OF
the referee are plain. The Camera
also takes In the vast crowd and the
old reliable sports are 10 be clearly
seen.
The crowd that witnessed this bout
was the largest that has ever been
recorded for an athletic event.
Besides the match some prelimin-
airy films are shown OF Hackenschmidt
leaving Europe. also his landing In
America
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
Cincinnati Players find Right
ham, for q fIG9 Wild (dt

The Reds were training al
Jacksonville and were invited
one night to see an exhibit OF
the native wild animals. In one
cage was a big wildcat Bob
Ewing, Miller Higgins ana
others poked peanuts at the cat
and got him In a fine rage he
dashed at the bars and spat fire
at the ball players. and kept up
continual growl az everyone
who came near the cage.
Bancroft watched the pro
ceedings and then disappeared.
Presently he came back and
tackled up a large sign on the
cage in place OF the name ma.
tive Wildcat"
The sign bore the words
Jesse Burkett." III
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
Burch a Sensation.

Outhelder Burch, of the Brooklyns,
on whom all National league clubs
waived claim recently. is turning out
wonderful brand OF baseball these
days. The New York. scribes are even
forgetting Mathewson in their zeal TO
honor Burch for his SPECIFY fielding,
base running and hitting.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
THONEY JOINS THE
CRIPPLE BRIGADE

BOSTON, Mass, May SACK
Thoney, the Red Sox left fielder, Is
out Of the game for an indefinite per
Tod. Thoney threw his arm out In the
last game with Philadelphia and yes.
terday he tore the ligaments loose in
the game with New York. Last night
he hurried to Youngstown, o., for
treatment. Walter Carlisle, OF Los
Angeles. takes his place. Mcclure SAID
last night 1t was doubtful IL Thoney
would be back for weeks II at all this
season.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
MANUFACTURES LEAGUE
OPENS SEASON SATURDAY

On Saturday. May 3. the Detroi.
Manufacturers league will get under
way with the following schedules:
Ford Motor Co Va. Burroughs Re
serves, at Burroughs field.
Russell Wheel & Foundry Co. VS.
Parke, Davis & Co, at Ford grounds
Bulbs Sons vs.. Michigan Bolt q
Nut Co, corner Jefferson and Lamay
Morgan & Wright VS.. Williams Bros
Co, at Garvey's grounds.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
Y. N. I. to Play lAssurnptlon.

The Y NJ. |. baseball team will play
the Assumption college baseball team
on their grounds Saturday afternoon.
The team has been strengthened by
the addition OF three new players. and
expects 20 give the Assumption boys
a hard battle. The following are re-
quested to report at the club room not
later than o'clock Saturday after
noon: Leahy Reynolds, l.. Murphy.
Grim. l.. Ward, Chawke, Langloise.
Stratman. p. Shea. H. Shea, 3, Spill.
lane, Woodward, Shields, Dreher,
Heating and Dan Llnskey.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
MATINEE AGAIN
IS POSTPONED

Announcement was made Friday
morning that the opening meeting of
the Detroit Matinee club, scheduled
tor Saturday. and postponed from the
week preceding. has. on account OF the
condition OF the Recreation park track.
been again put of and is now SEIZED
uled for Saturday, May l6.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08

NEWMARKET. May s.-Rhodora,
owned by Richard Croker, won the
900 guineas race today. The betting
was 100 to against the Croker horse.
Eighteen horses ran.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08

Yesterdays Results.
Rain everywhere
Todsy's Games.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn al Philadelphia-
Boston at New York.
Cincinnati at 81. Louis.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
mecovern 70 Meet Loushrey.

NEW YORK, May s.-one OF the
most interesting lightweight battles
that ever has recently taken place I'm
the east will be held at the National
Athletic club. Philadelphia. on Satur.
day. May l6. for yesterday afternoon
Terry McGovern and Young Loughrey
were matched to battle on that date.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results. Z
Rain everywhere.
Todsy's Games.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Athletics at Washington.
81. Louis at Chicago.
New York at Boston.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08

Michigan Central Excursions May &c.
Ann Arbor. 60 cents; Jackson. 100;
Battle Creek, s1.75: Kalamazoo, $500,
and return-special train leaves 700
a. m.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
oouble.Header at surrouahs.

The Burroughs Adding Machine Co
grounds will be the scene OF an in
teresting baseball double-header Sat
urday, weather permitting. the Re-
serves meeting the Fords In the Manu-
facturers' league, at O'Clock, while
the regular representative team will
take the field at 4 against the strong
Samaritan lodge team.
In the latter game the Burroughs
battery will be Fellrath and Parm.
The Samaritans will oppose with
Tracy and Smith.
The manager OF the latter team re-
quests all his men to be on hand at
the Burroughs gymnasium by $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
S"A ak q u SP0 woRnD

mourns the fact more than the coun-
try at large.
Ont at Lansing, Johnny Morrissey In
trying to teach his sensational south
paw, Pierce. TO field his position. II
Johnny succeeds there Will be sale
for sure at the close OF the season.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08

It's your move.
Move into one Of our Spring
Suits and drive your Clothes
cares away.
A Spring Suit OF ours will
make you look and feel like a
new man.
A happy man.
Spring Suits to order and to
perfection. $50, SIS and all
along low as SIS,
Our own make Ready for
Wear Suits. Top Goats and
Rain Goats are moving fast
$40. $3.50. SIS. $40.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
THE BIG LEAGUE RACES Alta GLANCE
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

STANDING.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08

Business-like Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat kind. that
looks right. Times Printing Co., Is
John R.-st Phone 149s
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-01-25
ADMITS
TWELVE
MURDERS
ITALIAN CONFESSES TO HAVING
KILLED A DOZEN
PEOPLE.

DENVER, Jan. 23.-The Republi-
can today prints an alleged confess
sion secured by an Italian detective
from Antoine Neroni, alias Bavori,
charged with the murder of four Ital-
ians-three men and a woman-near
Florence, Colo The detective is
Frank Sandesko Of Pueblo who, ac-
cording to the story, gained the con
tidence of Neroni, who is now in the
county jail at Canon City, BY pre-
tending to be a member of the Black
Hand society from Pittsburg, Pa.
The two were permitted to con-
verse in a cell in the Jail, Sandesko
explaining his presence there by tell
ing Neroni that he was being held
on a charge of murder committed in
Omaha During the conversation
Neroni expressed a desire to belong
to the Black Hand, and when he was
told it was necessary for him to prove
that he had committed twelve mar
ders before he could be admitted,
Neroni replied that he was eligible.
Sandesko states that Neroni then
related to him a series of murders
he had committed, beginning with
the killing of a neighbor who had
abused him in Italy when he was
but II years old. The narrative
gradually brought him to recital OF
details connected with the disap-
pearance of the four Italians at Flor
ence Sandesko says that Neroni
confessed that he killed the woman
because she would not marry him
and disposed of the three men in the
most brutal fashion, because he be.
lieved they suspected him of murder.
ing the woman.
It was his intention, Sandesko says
to kill the wife and two children o.
one of his victims also, but the op
portunity did not afford itself be
fore he was arrested
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-01-25
KILLED
and INJURED
tAssociated Press.)

BALTIMORE. Md, Jan. 23.-Four
firemen were killed tonight and fif-
teen injured, including Chief George
Horton, by the falling of a wall of
burning building at the southeast
copner of Holiday and Saratoga
streets. Those killed were badly
mangled. The fire broke out about
midnight in the upper part of a
building occupied by the firm of j.
Rogester and Sons. The fire spread
rapidly owing to high northwest
wind. The four-story building in the
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-01-25
ATTEMPT TO OVERTHROW
PORTUGUESE MONARCHY FAILS
SENATE CONSIDERS
MINERAL DISPLAY

WASHINGTON. Jan. 23.- The
Senate today briefly considered au-
thorizing the Secretary of the Inter-
ior to place on exhibition at the pro-
posed mining exhibition in Madison
Square Garden, New York, to be held
from May 25 to June 20, an exhibit
of mining resources of the United
States together with models showing
the methods of mining and the ex-
traction of metals.
Senator Sutherland of Utah re-
ported the bill favorably and asked
immediate consideration but Senator
Teller objected.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-01-25
Scheme of Conspirators to
Establish Republic Is Nip
ped in the Bud--PIan Was
to ASSaSsinate Premier and
Depend Upon Street Ris-
ings to Garry Revolution
to Successful Issue.

(By Associated Press.l

u s1
LISBON Jan 23.An aboriye attempt overthrow the
arehy and proclaim Portugal republic the bud
night by the action the
organized by small of republicans,
be aseraned The plan Premier
risngs
republican labor organizations
The conspirato
tvites out deat The police heard the
this evening surrounded the
conferring When
ngushed and in the confusion following of the
spaors managed Several of them
including the leader Chagas republican
nals prominent in the republican
bombs general
and while the
began from all directions
cavalry placed
passed without further incident.
tonight conspiratos police
evidence planned
take place January 31s the republican
II the Popular prints
sensational article the effect the Lisbon
suspicion implicated conspiracy
overthrow government
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-01-25
TEMBLOR DAMAGES
MANY RESIDENCES

REGGIO DI CALABRIA, Jan. 30
A strong earthquake shock was
felt in this province this morning.
Later in the day another shock was
experienced, considerably more Sc
we're than the first. Many buildings
were damaged, large number Of
houses being rendered uninhabitable.
The municipal building at Blanco
Neuvo collapsed. Notwithstanding
the intense cold, people are camping
in the open. The municipal authori-
ties have set up tents in fields, which
to some extent will alleviate the suf-
fering of the people
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-01-25
OFFICIALS HAVE
Salaries REDUCED
(By Associated Press. J

BALTIMORE, Md, Jan. 23.-At-
tributing its action to a depression
In business, resulting in largely de-
creasing its railroad earnings, the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad tonight
announced reduction of 10 per
cent in the pay of all officers and
employees receiving over $166 per
month, and bringing down to $3.50
all monthly salaries between $3.50
and $166 per month. The cut be-
comes effective February 1st. The
reduction win apply to all officers
from the president down.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-01-25
BLOOD
STAINED
APPAREL
STOREROOM CONTAINED GAR
MENTS OF MAN CHARGED
WITH MURDER.
(By Associated Press J

LEWISTOWN, Mont, Jan "a
Sheriff Martin and party returned
here today with Ole Nodrell, as a re-
suit of the coroners inquest over the
remains of Mrs. Fred Schleuter and
her four children, whose charred bod
les were found in the ruins of their
little ranch home a few days ago
The verdict was to the effect that all
five had been murdered by some per-
son unknown and recommended that
Nodrell be held for the crime. I'm
mediately after his arrest, his place
was searched and in a storeroom,
which was locked up, a pair of over
alls, damp with kerosene and stained
with blood were found His under
garments, in the same place, also
contained blood stains.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-01-25
TWO AMENDMENTS
ARE OFFERED TO
STATE POLICE BILL
One Reduces Amount of Ap-
priation and Other Fixes
Time of Residence NeceS-
sary for Enlistment.

CARSON, Jan. 23-The bill establishing police
Nevada introduced in the
for third reading and final passage
ing Two amendments made the bill;
appropriation $25OOOO $15OOOO, other
quies six months residence enIstng in
judicial bill, giving Esmcralda separate judicial dis
judges, will be up he police bill
finished The bill provides that
judges until 1910, Another measure
pending is school State, s..