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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-02-25
News from Wied.

February 2l-Corn planting will be-
gin this week with some of our farm
ers.
A little girl arrived at the home Of
Clemens Pietsch last Tuesday.
A. j. Kallus and Adolph Schroeder
paid Hallettsville business visit last
Tuesday.
Will Moore and others finished
grading the road near Ponton creek
last week. This is now one Of the best
pieces OF road in the county.
The mask ball here last Saturday
night was "a success. Ninety-nine
tickets were. sold. The verein win
give ball on Easter Monday, April
II and a May fest May 10. (
John Stulken and daughter, Miss
Bertha, left last week for a few weeks
visit to Scurry county with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. F Wunderlich are
still staying in Hallettsville, both be-
ing quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs, VIM. zimmermann Of
near Mount Olive spend Sunday hers
With relatives, AAauRo,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-02-25
Sinner Local Institute.

The Institute for the Sinner
district will convene at 10 A. M,
February q.
PROGRAM.
1. Your method of teaching
spelling.
2. The ways of teaching lang.
uage and grammar in the school.
8. What supplementary books
are you using?
A. Your.opinion of the uni
form county examination.
5. Agriculture. How do you
teach it,
6. The recitation, the essen.
tials thereof and how to attain
them.
z. What have you done. to i'm
prove your school this year?
8. Every member of the In
stitute is requested to mail to the
conductor or any other member
any question or proposition you
desire discussed at the Institute.
Don't neglect this
TT. PoNToN, Conductor.
b., THORNTON, Secs.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-02-25
A Number of Women are Getting Rich.

who started in the pecan business with
hundred dollars and eight later sold
thirty thousand dollars and then took her and invested
pecans She will be very rich if years
more dollars ordinary sense the
trees patience did the All South we
who running orchards successfully Every
Lavaca County Texas should that anumber of
trees planted around her home.
dropping postal card local agent j. c. Habermach-
er, Sinner, Texas he will give you full information
SOUTHERN NUT NURSERY CO.,
Lafayette La. Ocean Springs Miss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-04
Bot @eiiter Srabms.

8on benz gomponiiten Brahms
tcsraen nod foIsenbe 9lnetooten ere
3dblt:
Su tiner GbenbesIellidaft fpirb
Brahms RON einem 8iploncelliften,
ber MD. a,rabs ffer elmer pollen Son
pe,iii1t. efErttist. mil inn gu fpi.s
len. Wit iidtIider llnluit ldbt sr ii9
sum s5liigel fiibren unb unter feinen
Sdnben bonusrt unb br0but bas Sns
Ifrument. bas itets eebobenc peoaI
perurIa9t hdotiIbes SurGeinanbers
ItiirSsn b.r Sarmonien. ipGbrenb Der
arme gsIfiIt INNER ner5peif,lter auf
Ieinen Saitsn bin uub Der iGet. 4ls
cas- Spiel Su Gnbe iit. penbst fi1
Der GeaiIf an ben Wsiifer: p9la, Si.
b.ten 10 trGftis seipielt, boB id
mid ielbit gar n:bt eeb6rt babel" =
sic @Iiid!ider!" Ioutsts bic turss
9lntlrort. 80itIid III aud bic Gp',
lobe trie 8rabms rnb Der Pianiit
GpFein in elmer Ra9t. in Der Elm
Idpefes unfpetter NIT Reae1 unb
S6Eee tobt, einen anT6sinsnb I1lper
trantsn, oniiGnOis aetleibsten Mann
pon Der St.abs aifIefen uno nit Dies
ier Mllht na9bduIe brin9en. Bier
Sreppen miiFsn iit i'm binuuTidleo>
pen. ga pI0Blih, bepor bic Obsrite
Gtaes srrsi9t 1T, sridsint ON 9ss
ldnbsr Elm furienartises Wei.n. iIat'
t:rnosn Saares, in perit0rter gfachts
gsipanbuns, bic Serge in Der 2inten,
sinen 9sien in Der Rsdten. alba,
Sbr isib alIo bic iaubsren @eie1en.
bic msinen Munn gum Srinten per.
feiten unb balbe Rd9Ie nit ibm pers
seGen9" bonrert es auf bic eritdtms
ten Samariter los. wShamts Sud
ni4t2 Wartet, i'd min Sud beIfen!"
Der 8eIen orGut. Elm Saeel BON Sns
iIrieu prdfsIt bernieber. unb bic bsis
BEN 9iinfIer ergrsifen i'm I6Ituniss
fen SempO bic 5ludt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-04
Gas Trtnksrlh.
Sumoresfe ron u. Roti6.

Denn man einen @roontel bat, 10
1T bits nidt su peradten, unS feIbit
ipem er bic punberli6ften 2aunen be-
fibt, 10 ertrGet man bieTe nit Wiirbe,
eben neil es ein grbpntel 1T. SIN
@ebeimen freili6 pirb mandes Oons
ntrpetter auf ben iddbisen aften bers
dbgeipiinfdt, erI6eint sr aber aiif bet
8iIbflG9e, bann Iiebt er MIR freunbs
Hide 9eiibter, uno alIes lit bereit, ibm
ieOen Wunib bon ben 9tusen absus
leien.
50 Elm @rbontel mar aud uns Be-
f9ieben. b. 8. es mar fhon Elm llebers
grbonfel. 0enn fpds @ieenbsiten ans
belan9t. 70 ionnte Tid teiner 10 leidt
nit ibm meFen unb feline SparIams
felt, BON ben perIdipenberiI6en @r6en
selp0bnlta r5il5tsteit" seRunnt,
gren5te an ods unglaubli6e.
Gum Slid ipo6nte er nid,t in bers
Ielben Stabt crit uns, unb 10 bdtten
mir nur Sdnn bas 8ergniissn ieiner
@ssenfpart. ipenH er uns nit ieinen
8eiu9en besbrte, bic ii6 ieSod iiets
5iemli6 in bic 9dnss Sosen unb uns
nidt eerinse Soften auferlegten. Denn
bei uns glaubte sr feline Spariamfsit
eblesen 5u miifen. slintdI es ia nibt
aus Ieiner Safde giRs. unS 70 itelIte
.r befouoers, i'm gFen unb Srintsn
enorme aniprii6e.
6iibIte er iih bdnn beipogen, Ieinen
8efud gu bsenben. 70 begniistt er fid
nit einigen Odrtesporten, obne au9
nur unTertn ainbern eine 9leinisieit
stseben gu buben. ipie Iie ia jebes Rin'
berbrs BON ben Snfels unb Sdnten
erTebnt. 9fu6 bds 9ienitmGbden Bee
fam ndtiirIidb Hidt einen pfennis
Srintaelb, obfpo6l es nit bem gns
fpru6sppIen feline Iiebe Rotb bate.
gu unIerem Qerger fprad ii6 bies
au6 in Der sdn5en Ra9bari6dft umz
Der, unb bod fonnten mir ni4ts bas
fir.
9erganaenen Sommsr ipartn mir
nd6 $. perIebt porben, unb Onttl
2ublpig bate Ieiuen srften 8eiuh in
Der neusn @arRiionIfaOt ansetiinbist.
9lles mar gu Istnem gmpfunse ME ies
b.s Sdbr bersit. 0a mir Elm neues
8ienifmdb6eu hdtten, bielt es meine
Srau fir ibre pflidt. lie gu .rmubnen.
Ben OnteI rs9t freunblih unb dufs
merriam 30 bsoienen. benn er : large
ridt nit siuem Srintselb. 2tIs i9
nit meiner Satin ipieber dllein mar,
fiiblte i6 mid oerdnluBt, ibr @orbGlt
su MAIDEN: rgIber anud, ipie tanuft
Du Sem 9ienitmGbtsn foIde ausii6s
ten MAIDEN, mo Du bod tpetBt, bdb Der
0ils BON .inem DuisI tstnsn pfennis
bersiebt2-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-04

men. waii eincm 9fufTdrsi itiir3is
aba sur Sbiir, MdtbiIben entsesen,
bsr iie tpsinsnb Inn ben Sals fiel.
,gnbliG = tnbTih : fommEt btl
.n6Iid = mid su bOIen!" Sbr @e>
i9rei eefIte burT. bas 9aus.
MatbiIben ma6te iid fanft log.
rRimmf bu mid mit9 gtimmit
bu mid gleid nit : Geld iebt =
slsid Jet duI Der SteIIe9"
MatbiIie nidte. Die &ebls mar
ibr 3usef6niirt. sic bIidte perfl0rt
umbsr, es sudts in ibrem 9siidt.
Mit baItigsn Sdnben mari aba ben
Mantel um, iebte ben Sut auf unb
fabte Watbilbens Sdnb. bic iie nidt
m.br losIieB, ala fiirdte iie bod nod
bier aurii6aelafen 5u Deroen. Sic
fraate nad nidts. psber mad alberts
3uita;b. nod add benz 3ruube bon
MatbiIbens @erfiDruns = iie serrte
Watb:lben iiber bic 9inse gum Sauss
thor burd ben @arten ans glutomos
bil, unb ipurbe erIt ruhia uls iis i'm
Bdgen fob unb fab, ME ibrs &pffer
dufaeIaben purben. @rIt ais bic
Sabrt bespnnen bate, ri9tete 9lbd
bic @ugeh auf Matbilben, bic nit ges
fdloFenen 2ibern, tobtsnblab in ben
&iFen lag. teinen aaui b.rOOrbradts.
9d fab fie tpo6l, bdb es Inn Gilbert
febr idlimm iteben miibte unb 1ieIt
WatbiIbens Sanb fe1 sefabt unb
fdpiss. @or benz f6reren, idperen
Sample, ben Wta '1ilbe our6fodt,
abnts lie nidts, MatbiIbe, Gle sstonts
men mar, INN 9lbd su boIen, bic
ibres iterbsnbsn Wdnnss letts Miinz
ide iu6ten, nad Der feline bdIb ses
brohenen Qugen 70 rubelos umbers
irrten. lie, Der feline Isbfen 9sbant.n
aeb0rten. Damn unb penn nur rang
iid Elm tiefes 4uffeuf3cn aus Matbils
bsns Serssn los. unb 9lf1 laui9te
bangs bdrauf. Sebt bitlt Der ,Dds
gen, Der in rafcnber 6ahrt ben Weg
gum 9runepdIb auriidselest bate,
bor Der 8iIIa. Der Oiener 6fFnete
ben Sdfoa. bas sanse Sausgeiinbe
brGn9te ii9 in Der offeren Saustbiir.
ginen Bid tbat Watbilbe auf bic
psrTt0rten @sii9ter Der 0isneridaft
= ba ftanb es seIdrisben in ben
itdrren Nugen = ben bIn'Ten Mier".
: lie fam gu fpdt = gilbert = ibr
Mann = er mar niGt mebr. Sn
Der Sbiir brobts MatbiIbe umsuiins
len, dbsr iie tatfte iiG auf, iptt bon
Der ssfammtsn araft ibres WiIsns
emporgerafft, ifanb iis ba, sriff
abas Sdnb nit feitem Druid unb
Tuuts leiie: ~&pmm -
Sm nGditsu 9lugsnblid Itanbsn bic
bei6en neben benz Sobt'n, bic stpei
ssrduen : sindnber BEL ben SGnbsn
bdltenb, fanisn nebsn ibm nieber,
nsben bem bldFsn Wnnn, Der nun 70
fin baIaa - 10 fin unb friebenpotl
tpie in fel; r @eborgenf: III Dor alien
Stiirmen uno S6mersen bieies mill
ben Seins -.
(@nbe.)
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81. g piteI.

go9 spei l1aae 9aat blieb gIs
berts 3uitdn unperGnbert, lie i6liz
den enblos unb bebntsn iirh al quail
boiler Gtpigfeit fir Matb;lben, bic
barrenb unb bdrrenb an uieiem Bette
TaB. 80oe1 iotpotl, ipie Die bin5uge'
soeenen Grstl;her .utoritGi;n bdtten
bic Wieoertsbr BON 9tl5erts Sepubts
Tein iiferi:: 'm:Ieno in ausiidlt ses
itellt. limb bennoh - rs lam ni6t
uno tau ni9t sur"t. Gie Gage
ainaen, bic 'Ghts tamen, unO biee
Ter 2eib obne GssIe. in bem Elm
0ammerLeber gsfpfnItiid fid reete,
pdr unb bIisb fir bic aubennelt
unempfinbli6 unb abg.iforbsn.
@nblid. als Matbilbe am britten
Moraen bds &rantensimmer betrat.
ri6teten ii6 @lbsrts lieb %usen nit
oem alien pertrouten 9lus5rud auf
lie unb beeriibten lie mi. einem freu.
bigsn 2eudlten. Gr Fate iis ge.
Teben unb ertannt. WntbiIbe muBte
Ii1 nit @sipalt suriid d1dItsn, ionit
pGre iie nit einem S:eupsngefdrei
nuf ibn losqsitiirmt. henn es burh-
audte Il NIT l1u5er 8ue,t, Der sdnss
poIle Strom Der dlteu 2iebe unb 3us
nsiaung, las burd Elm MsnidsnIsbsn
srprobie. traute 3usebOr:J Jteitsgefiibl.
ods MenIhen ME perlitren t6nnen,
bic in Sabrer trsu.r @smsinIddft
sslebt batsn. mag sipiidsr fte tlens
Heno sstreten f.in, mas min. Wds
tbfIbe Fam lansium bsraa unb Gilbert
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-04

vWdnden,' berubiste mid meirr
Irau, lid bab. nod teint 3eit sebabt.
0ir msin 8orbaben mitsutbeilen. Dir
TIT ia aud betannt, ipie rnIsr borises
Wdbden ben @ei3 bes Ont.ls IN Der
Ra9bdritbaft auspofaunte. SreiIi4
beriibrt uns bi.s ia ti9t birett, absr
"a 1T bod nidt n0tbie, ben 2eiiten
aIss auf bic Rafs Sa binben. Die
8erfeburg unb Der llmitdnb, baB uns
iere nete Magb ben Outel nit 5einen
nguten @istnT9dften" mod ni9t tennt.
bra6ten mid aiif ben 9ebanten, ihr
s:auben sti MAIDEN, bdB er elm Iplenbis
bes Srintselb giebt, inoem ih pielleidt
na9 bem iitli9en Gbf9iebseFen elm
9plbitiid unter ben SeIler bes 4brtis
ieHben Iese, bus bic Maso bunn bsim
2fbferpiren fiubet. 9amit III BEN
Sldtib OOrsebeust, unb ums ipirb ss
ieBt uuf bus cine Opfer aud ni4t mebr
dnfomnen."
Oas mar ia Elm DoraiigIi6er Ginfdu
meines @eib9ens unb ih Itimmte ibm
ndtiirlib BEL; benn mas 1T elm 9olos
itiid in Grtpartung elmer f9eren sro'
Ben @rbidlft.
Der Sntsl 2ubtpig belt ietnen Gins
aug, nit bem iibli9en Wiatomms9ruB
empfangeH, unb mdnte es Iid eleib
nad feiner 9eipobnbeit orbentIif se'
miitbli9. 9eim QbenbeHen snttpidelte
er etnen folden Suneer. baB man slaus
BEN tonnte, er babe i'm @prsefiibl bss
&ommenben gu Suirfe a9t Gage ges
faitet.
Ines ging Ieinen Neg pis Ieit Sab
rem. Sbm sefiel es Bel uns ausgeSei6s
net, rnb feline slbreife fdpb er INNER
ipieSer binaus. GnbIi9 entI6lpb er
ii9 gun Seimtebr. bic uns natiirIi9 =
roieI gu idneu erfoIsts unb muir bds
bur9 uns tr0itete. bdb er bulb tpieber'
sutommen DerTprah".
geppr es isbod 5ur 8abn eing, fanb
bds iibIi9s IbT9iebsmabl ffatt, bus
uns ipieber bes Snfels aautii6tistsit
beipunbern IieB. 9lllmGblid purbe es
nun 3eit gum 4ufbruh, unb nGbrenb
i'd befddftiat mar, bem S9eibenber
IN Ieinen Mdntel gu belfen, uub bic
Maeb bas 9epdd sur 0rofdts bra6te.
mar meine Ssrau unbemert I an ben
plab bes OnteIs seeilt unb lests unter
ben Seller bds betpubte 9oIbitiid.
Der Qlts mar fertis. unb mir ipol1'
ten eben our 3immert6iir binaus. ba
rief er: .Sdlt, Rinber, id CLAUDE, ih
babe mtin SGf9enmeFer6tn am Slid
liegen laFen." 0antit elite er fdOn
Der Safel gu, unb meiue SSrau unb idb
tparen beitrebt, ibm supor5utommen.
Nun begann Elm SUDDEN uben unb
uuten. Der Sntel f9ob Gle Sdiiiisln
uno Seller beiIsite, UNI duf einlnul lag
ppr ibm = bds @olbftiid. Sbne fih
einen Moment gu beiinnen, ndbm er
busfeGbe. ftedte ss su ii9 unb murmels
etfpas BON nGI6 liesen luHen", ipobei
er peiter T.in MeFsr fudts, bas ii1
enbli9, i'm Munotu9 eingepideIt, Dors
fanb; aud Elm Stiid9en ieintr Ger
itreutbeit.
gr IisB es IN feinsr Safde bers
fdtpinben uno brGn9te bann aur @ile,
bic befcnbers Bel meincr Srur anees
brdht ffien. Denn biefs itanb ipie
Cots peripanbeltes @eib oa; sas 9oIbs
itiid mar ibr in aIe 9lieber 9efdbren
sic mar auBer Stanbe. ben Ibf9iebss
grub 81 ertpiStrn.
gBas blieb ibr dnberes iibris, als
nod elm @olbftiid gu opfern, nm F6
Dor Der Maer ni9t 5l G!uniirtn. Dp4
that iie ba3 crit. ifs re lid iibtr5elst
bate, bab bic SrrFtht: ben unbeimli'
den grbontel pirtlid entfiibrt butts.
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arbsitseifsr. 1. Gtsin
tlOpfer; ~Ou, bait s'b0rt. gruo but's
II llbr s'fdluesn2" : 2. Gtsin.
HOPPER: % JEFF, i9 bGti' isbt b,inuF
msiE Sammer no amol sufge6uh'n.'
Evening journal., 1909-03-31
POLO LEAGUE SCHEDULE

Following is the schedule OF the Tri-
City Roller Polo Leagues
Saturday. April Wilmington VS.. At
lantic City, Atlantic City.
Monday. April 5-Atlantic City VS.. Bal
timore. Baltimore.
Tuesday. April 6-Wilmington VS., At
lantc City. Wilmington.
Friday. April 9-Baltimore VS.. VIII
mington. Wilmington.
Saturday April 1O-Atlantic City vs..
Baltimore. Atlantic city.
Monday, April 12-Baltimore vs., Will
rh.ngton Baltimore.
Tuesday, April 1s-Wilmlngton VS., At
lantic City. Wilmington.
Friday, April 16-Baltimore vs.. VIII
mington. Wilmington.
Saturday, April l7-Wilmington VS.. At
lantic City, Atlantic city.
Monday, April 1-Atlantic City VS.. Bal
timore. Baltimore.
Tuesday, April 20-wilmington VS., At
lantic City Wilmington,
Friday. April 23-Baltimore VS.. VIII
mington, Wilmington.
Saturday, April 24-Atlantic City W..
Baltimore, Atlantic City.
Monday. April 26-Baltimore VS.. Will
mington. Baltimore
Tuesday. April 27-Atlantic City vs..
Baltimore, Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1909-03-31
Is cents
HAMPToNs MAGAZINE, New York

morn till sundown, when King landed
Mace tremendous swinging round
arm blow on the side of the Jaw.
which blow, as Mace himself said.
rolled me head over heels like a shot
rabbit felt more like kick from
horses hoof than a blow from a
human fist"
Now there are those who will con-
tend that these were brutal exhi-
billions of brutalized men. Perhaps
they were. But the incontrovertiblc
truth remains, that they were men of
undaunted courage and magnificent
pluck II was your Sayers, your Hee-
mans, your Sullivans, your Kilrains.
your Jem Maces your Tom Kings
your Jeffries, your Johnsons-it was
exactly such men who, imbued with
the same fighting spirit. routed the
French at Waterloo, who spiked the
Russian guns at Inkerman. who won
Tor England the naval battle Of Ira
talgar, who put to flight the armies Of
the French at Gravelotte and
Sedan. II was such men, men
with red blood I'm their veins.
who materially assisted i'm the
building up of the existent great ma
uons Of the earth. The straight and
honorable pugilist, the man who re-
CARDS his profession as something
more than money making institution.
not only fulfllls his mission in life. but
he also exercises a far more potent
influence upon the welfare of nations
than does the ordinary or common
place mercantile individual.
All that the average modern
rize-ighter is after is maxi
mum Of money and mini
mum OF punishment When. after
few rounds. the defeated pugilist is
counted out-he gets up. makes a
speech. then collects the losing end Of
the purse, which is usually as thick
as sewer pipe. However. il JEFF
Tries and johnson should eventually
meet to battle for the heavy weight
championship of the world, every true
sportsman, the world over. will hone
that the most scientific and grittv
man-irrespective Of color-wfi win.
The sport who allows his prejudice
concerning the color of a mans skin
to warp or influence his Judgment is
not a true sportsman. but a base and
counterfeit imitation Of the same.
Ernest Isitt.
| Philadelphia March 90
Evening journal., 1909-03-31
CANTRELL Wins
FIRST DAY HONORS
Leads Classy Field Of Gun
neFS at Keystone League
Shoot

PHILADELPHIA, March 3L-Shooting
in splendid form against a field of the best
target smashers that has entered in a
shoot in this city in years. Frank Can't
rell, member of the s. S. White Gun
Club, Of this city, made the top score in
the first days program of the two days
tourney started yesterday at Holmesburs
Junction. Cantrell shot through the entire
program Of ten events and finished with a
score Of 176 out Of 200 targets Charles
Mink. also Of this city, was second, with a
score Of ia
one hundred and thirty entries were re-
ceived by the Keystone Shooting League
for this tourney, but only 30 faced the
traps The list included many gunners
who have won championship events and
club trophie- Although the day was any
thing but favorable for high scores, and
unpleasant for the marksmen, the turn
out Of the shooters was surprisingly large.
a big out of town entry started early IN
the morning, and among them was the
famous bandmaster, John Philip Sousa,
who managed to break Isl Of his 200 tar
gets. The other visitors who finished we'll
up in the list were George Piercey and
j. $. Tanning. Jersey City; George Baugh-
man, Westminster, Nd; f. c. Bissett
Burlington. n. j.; W. II. Kinds, w. n
Taylor and w. b. Darton, Portland, Me.
A. J. smith, Water Gap, Pa: w. A. Ham,
mond, Richmond, Va; $. Van Allen Ja-
maica, L. l.; 4. l.. WINS. Red Bank, n.
j. II. 1. Hess, Nanucoke; G. Richardson,
Dover. Del: w. A. Weiderbush. Ia rmont,
Va; S. II. shinn, Atlantic CiAI. j. b. San
ders, Albany. n. Y; Willett Ewing. Ris-
ing Sun, Md; Fen Cooper, Mahanoy City;
James Lewis. Pittsburg; William Foord
and Lloyd Lewis. Of Wilmington.
j. b. Sanders, of Albany, n. y, won
I the preliminary handicap, 100 targets. by
breaking 50 OF his 100 targets. Tom Tan
sey, Of this city; Willett Ewing. of Rising
sun. Nd, and S. II. Shinn, of Atlantic
CITY, tied for second high gun with s.
breaks. Sanders, by finishing first, won
a valuable solid silver pitcher. while the
second and third prizes-thc first silver
pitcher and the other s. in cash-are to be
shot for this morning between the three
men tied 70 rsecond place.
While the main event of the preliminary
handicap was won by visiting gunner
the other honors went to local shooters.
Cantren, Mink and Lands finished in the
order named in the 2OO-tarket event, while
AIcCarty tied with Sim Glover, the pro-
fesslonal for fourth place.
In the double-barrel event which is TO
run for the two days, BucSwalter made
high score. IS, with Mink a close second
with i6 4 gun, vase and valuable mounted
moose head are the prizes offered in tn s
event and arc much sought after by the
gunnors.
Evening journal., 1909-03-31
BROWNSON VS..
EX-WEST END

Brownson and tn, Ex-west End five
will play another championship basket
bail game at Eleventh street Rink. to-
night. At the last game everything
went off smoothly am on time tho pre-
liminary Starting pron1tly at 500 o'clock.
Tonight the same Arrangement will be
carried out, exceptingthat the prelimi-
nary game will be Blayed Off, (both
periods) before the big fellows start so
that those arriving as late as $50 viii
be IN time TO see the tHms Of the first
class play The gamelwll be hard
fought for If the Ex-Wes Ends loose to-
night the Brownsons viii have won the
most out of five. It is likely that the
Advantageous will chahnge the win
ner which was the understanding when
the series were arranged they being
compelled to await the recoery of Heal.
who has been injured. TIL, preliminary
game tonight viii be between the MI
Nernons and the Orients.
Evening journal., 1909-03-31
DESERTED WIFE
FOR GOLF LINKS

NEW YORK, March S1.-"My husband
Is an accomplished golf player. and he
follows the game To-. the exclusion OF
everything olse-including myself lie
deserted me TO eive more time to the
links"
This was the allegation upon which
Mrs. Elsie NJ Adams based a suit for
separation which she brought yesterday
In Justice Mearcan's branch OF the Su-
preme Court in Brooklyn.
my husband is now away playing golf
In Florida she declared. land ] cam
not have papers served upon him. There
fore she asked permission-which was
granted-to notify Mr.. Adams "by publi-
cation"
The golf playing husband Is Garrett
b. Adams, son Of the late Thomas
Adams. rich confectioner. According
Evening journal., 1909-03-31
PAGERS LOSE
TO MOHAWKS

In game of roller polo at the Rink last
evening the Mohawks downed the PAGERS
TO . SHARP" Chandler scored the four
goals for the "Injuns" and his little broth
er, the kid" was the scorer for the
PAGERS. Following is the record credited
to the players:
Guest, goal for the PAGERS, Il stops; b.
Kidd half back. PAGERS, 2 stops. Weldin.
goal, Mohawks. stops; eonard, half back.
Mohawks. stops. This is an exceedingly
good record The lineup:
PAGERS. Mohawks.
Guest ......g goal .... 80. ....Weldin
"Bilf' Kidd ....half back Leonard
Walraven ..centre ...... .. ....kidd
kid" Chandler second rush ........Cooling
Cloward -. ....first rush .... ....Chandier
Timers, EIicott, Kuhns, Barnhli; ref
cree, Taylor; goals for MohawlSs, by
Chandler, 4; for PAGERS, by kid" Chand-
ler 2.
Evening journal., 1909-03-31
Sports

to his wife his income is se5.0O0 a year
Ho has. no occupation, the complaint
says, except that OF an accomplished
golf player.
Mrs. Adams until a few years age
made her home at the waldorf-Astoria
Mr.. Adams lives there, too, when he
is IN town.
I'VE were married in Brooklyn in
April, 1901 the wife said yesterday
'and have one son, Garrett, Jr., who
lives with me. / have not seen my hus
band for months and did not know
where he was until a few days ago
when a friend wrote TO me from st. Au-
gustine and said:
You will be glad to hear that Garry
is playing a wonderful game in the tour
nament for the St. Augustine Cup. Hes
cleaning up everything in sight"
Evening journal., 1909-03-31
NEWPORT HAS
A FAST TEAM

The Newport baseball club has been
holding regular practice every even
ing and on Saturdays for some time
and the team is now working hard for
their opening game Of the season, with
Highland, on April 10.
Every position is filled with capable
players who are making a better
showing than ever before. The boys
are playing fast in the field and batting
a "blue streak
Manager Steward announces Lis line
up as follows:
King ss.; Young, 2b.; ]. NJ. Benson.
Sb.; Elliott, cf.; Hayden. 1b. (Capt. !;
Scarboro. H.; ]. II. Benson. RI; Hanna.
C.; Stewart, p. Pyle win be an extra
pitcher and outfielder
All first-class uniformed teams de-
string games should address b. r..
Young, p. o. Box 81. Newport.