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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01
nANnELA8 NIGHT.

Alexludris Lodge, No 758, B. P. o.
Elk,. gsye their first hop Of the season
last might at McBurney's Hail which wS'
very largely attended. Among the alien
d,Gts We1o Q number from other cities.
Daucing wss Kept up until midoigh'
after which supper wss served at the
new Hotel Psmmel Prof. Cohen I
orchestra, Of Wslaia yto1, furnished the
music. The Els viii give another hop
the latter pari OF this month. The fol-
lowing compose the dauce committee.
Fl. b. Q1inu, J rome Ksuima1n, Harry
Dachslsgfr, Geo. BDlz, j., David
Robey aud F. Stuar! Smith.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01
MORE COLD WEATHER.

The wes.hsr yesterday became cold
with oseas oral spiis Of SNOW and after
dark stiff northwest wind eel 10 which
coatinued for sOme tim9. The tempers'
tire today hes been cold aud the htaV-
ensSclJar.
Considerable ice formed Oh tbe ha's
of the river last night. The steamer
Newpor. News, which arrived st this
port from Norfolk a5,ut half an hour
late this morning, reports experienced
sow and heavy northwest wiuds during
her run up Coe.apeske bay aod 10 this
river So far as r gsed poiut.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01
INSTALLATION.

At the last regular meeting of the
Lsdies OF the Maccsbses the following
o(hcsrs we're Installed by acting pas,
commando: Ooumsld2f Mrs. Qalgley
lieu O. aat.c1mmaudar, Mrs. Zachary
recorl.kesper, Mr.. Aunie BladeD; ser
gent, has. Any Weech; mistrets-at
arms. Mr. J. ii Mansfield; chaplin,
Ne. JOAN Clapdog; sentinel, ME. w.
CIsb; cket Mrs. Thomas Jones. After
Installation tae lsdics repaired to the
lover rom where there ~ss collation.
in wsijoy. Tas ladies' will meet again
ton gh j. their ball.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01
POLIOB COURT.

rJusGos 4. B. Os,oD preiId ng
Tho following cases we're disposed Of
this corning:
5,muel 0 lis, charged With larceny OF
$lS rem Oosre5 Speiss, vas fined $40.
Susan Oolemsn sud ETA Thorutoo,
bo;h cOlOred, charged with disofdefiy
condnc. aud lighting, were fined II
each.
Robert cad Mstthsw Dawson, coloredr
charged With ssssu!iiUg jesse Snyder,
had tbrir case continued.
A whit man, charged with beiDg
druak % the street, was sent to jail for
90 dnYs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01
OPERA HOUSE.

An unusually go3d production of the
famous play CDR Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde"
was given lat evening by the Gay
JohasQn s o, k O.. The cas-, which calls
for eleven character Ess quite capable
OF hardl'cg this masterpiece and
together win elaborate stsge settings
th9 Rieid drama Was pr,ssn'ed with tn
ex ,c.oess cf dslai! TLicb wss altogether
pleasing The lhea'ra patrons should
avail themselves Of the opportunity OF
seeing this performance, which lar excell'
auythiug tbu1 far Cf.rd ~ Mr..
Johus9n's company this SCISSOR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01
ANNlvRRSARY OF WEBBING.

Mr.. and Mrs. 7. V. Ale celebrated the
2sth anniversary of their marriage last
Sunday night, at their home in West
End. The decorations were in pink end
white. Prof Padgets orchestra fur
the music. Among the guests were Mr..
and Mrs Chaq. Bendheim, Mr. and Mrs.
Max Resented. Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Friedlander, Mr.. ana Mrs Louis Notes,
of Washington, Miss Sadie Notes, Miss
Sarah Malawester, of Washington, NJ.
Erwin Schv arzman, Mr.. AMI Mrs. Geo.
Schwarzman, NJ. and Mrs. Lorenzo
Wolford, M Eand Mrs c. Dunla-, NJ.
ana MIS- BernaId Erhman, Miss Mary
Bayliss. Pearl and Lillian Schwarznan,
NJ. J. Runtz, of Mauch Chunk, Pa, and
others
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01
TIE T.Iegnph and Telephone Merger

Pittsbafg, Pa, Feb. Even Ih'
messenger boys are TO be Included 10
the merger Of the telegraph and telephone
Interests OF the cCujtry, aud the mex
step 10 the consolidation OF ibese'inter
ests will be the taking over Of The Amer.
lean District Ielegrsph O]mpAny o.
New Jersey, by toe American Tele
phone and Telegraph @ mpsny, accord
Ing to o WELD, e. ed rum0r In Pitts.
tu foapclal circles today.
A local broker today expressed thf
belief that the Postal Telegraph Com
oany would son be Included In ID,
osrger. the complete combination thnr
p:as. nllrg an sIm1s. sbso IL control Of
.slegrspn AID telephone and measeOgei
service through " the Uoited S Rtes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01
TIE Colorado Mine d saster.

Primero. Colo, Feb. Three more bodies
we're recovered from the Prin ero CO mine
property today. making the total number f
xnoEn deal u. seyenty.fI ur miners sre
till unaccounted for and are either dead or
entombsd.
l5O men were in the mine when the e1-
plo.ion occurred. IS Of tn IA escaped With
slight Injuries.
victims Of the FL plosioa 10 the Colorodo FGel
and Iron Conpany's mine were recovered to
day and 1t is now believed that st least rs
men Lost their lives,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01
New Yo,k STOCK Market.

New York, Feb. 1.-The Stock MARKET
opened fra cnally lover. Steel com.
mon f. Il OF Early I al poin' AMI others
dropped On opening sales Though move
ments were with n a narrow margin.
Towards the tn1 OF the first IS MINUTES
the tone hardened,
After the first few minutes the tone
sire ythtned rapidly AMI in the latter
part of the hour I a:uopel advances
were noted in number OF LEA lers. Gov
g nmsnt un Il an. ed other bonds irregu.
lar. Atnoon the ttne was dull but firm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01
,.n,sL BgEVlTIES.

Thievfs Invaded the premises Of Mr..
J. Fisher, Oh Duse street, nesr Alfred,
es,ly last night AID stole several
Chckens.
TheG. F. 8. OF Grace Otu;ch will
b d musical TIA at Lee Camp Hall
T ur,dag, Febrra y 4th, o. 1880 p. %.
Ths public ia 10, lite 1 to attend.
Au,in Saands, cOlored, a former
rssioent of Alsxaudris, died 10 Wash
il2tou Sunday. His remains were ward
cd to Fredericksburg today for inter-
ment.
The funeral of the late Howard Hans
BIZ 10, Who died 10 Alexandra county
Sladay night, took place this afternoon.
The services we've conducted BY Rev.
Osborn Bel..
The annual meeting Of the stockho'd.
era OF the Ma.hers-Llmm Paper Conn.,
psDy, incorporated today wss held ct the
offigc OF the company, No. Ill south
Faiiiax stIse!, for the election OF diTec
l0rs.
A Bill telephone ba; been placed IN
the Office OF tie city engineer. Toe
phone was secured free OF cost to the city
through the cooperation OF Chairman
Marshall, of the public properly
committee snd Mr.. White, manager OF
the telephone compsuy In this city.
WHY not y0k on ell sides Of a question
This talk about the price Of beef being the
direct fault Of the Ieteier is about as one
sided an answer 70 an all.sidCd question as we
have ever experienced. Now just listen to
our side Of it (the Tetailers): Statistics show
us there il more beef in this country now than
ever before The best Of it we never get BE-
cause its shipped TO Europe. There's an i'm
port tax on beef bUl no export tax. This
looks 10 us like case OF all going out and
nothing coming in. And We, the poor con-
sumner and the poor retailer, are the ones who
pay he fddlers, ie the big men who make
the avs and own the beef Take the tariff Oh
The meat coming in and put 1t on the meat 60
ing out and all our meat troubles Will be
settled But will il ever happen! Wei,
hardly ever. Sylvan Blondheim, The Auth
stand, and The Auth Market.
Best Elgin Creamery Butter, SOC Id.
Good Country Roll Butter, 80, ID; Gueran'
teed Eggs, 30c dozen; Seedless Raisins, &c ID;
3 lbs. Res, Evaporated Peaches, 25c; 3 lbs.
Large Prnnss, 25e; cans Best Tomatoes, Zoe
cars Sugar Corn, 25c; cans String Beam,
&c. 3 cans Fish Roe, Zoe; cans Singapore
Pineapple, 25c; large cans Pears, 25c; 3 large
cans Apples, 25o; Sweet Florida Oranges, loo
dozen: Walnut Kernels. zoe h.. Fresh Florida
Tomatoes, l2!c H.; cans Early June Pets,
Csc. 7 lbs. Pure Buckwheat Csc. w, p.
WooLLs & Son. Royal and " olfe streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01
RESIGNED.

NJ. F. W. TrCgler, who duriog the
past few wears hss tesn the agent Of III
Ad ms Explesi Company in this city,
bas res'gred the position. he will be
succeeded by NJ. W. A. Powell, Of
Richmond. Mt rroel,r has made many
fl ends during the time he has lived In
A xaadriP.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01
FINED TWENTY DOLLARS.

Samuel OILS, was arrested yesterday
by Officer Kaight charged With larceny
of SIS from Charles SpeisS, wss brought
before the Police Court this moraicg.
The complaint alleged that on 5 .!uF
day night be entrusted DIS with the
money who wss to pay one man $l5
aud another IS, and thst he failed 10
settle with either. The accused In his
defense said he lost the money: Justice
CatOn fned him 500.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01
Proof Aglinst IoIture.

Altoona. Pa. Fer. While oIliDe
N chinery In the PtuusJlvsnia shOp'
,es'erday +. F, Neilirg,a machi5isi,Va'
su BIT in beIing aud wbifled 40 inns
.uid The shaft, his head, arms and
leps striking bara end b'sces ul.il hor-
nfi d sorkme1 shu. Cfi the pows'. AL
his cloths save shogs and S.Cckings bso
TO be cut of to release him, yet be tu'-
tired oDIS & broken arm sn1 b Il sea.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01
Accident TO Aviator.

Kllro, Egyp,, Feb. Mortimer
Singer. Who was to have been one Of the
chief competitors at the aviation meeting
which will begin hire on February 6,
fell while praciiriug in his asr1plsue
today and was very seriously Injured
Hsmachlue wsscOmple'ely wrecked and
be WIS caught 10 the wrsckags, breaking
both legs, bis aims, two ribs and bis
CELLAR bone,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01
Snn Murdtred ills Father

St. Petersburg, F,b. l--AdVicts
received here today from Cz'ritsyn state
hat the con OF OjuGt Tschuky BY 5
former msrrisge has murdered biz
father, stepmother and their Eve young
children. Jealousy Ia sscIibad Is lht
noLioe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01
Bills INTRODUCED.

Mr.. Oarlin hs' iltroducs1 he fol.
loving bill 10 tn III iasa Of Representa-.
tives: To establish fan pond and
station 10 the states OF Virginia aud
Muys1t; granting 81 i1crs'e Of psn.
sio1 to 5 phis u Hillery t. remove
the chsyge of del,riou ssain't J. NJ,
J risu, slso for toe lief OF the es ate Of
John Slude7.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01

EIRsrd Burgs,s A drIch, son Of Sens'
tor Aldrlcb, Vas 'screIly married recent.
IL oil Troy, N. II to Miss Dora Elsie
Llwson. This msrrisge recalls The csse
Of Last JAY. when Mrs. Mary Lsrned
Dorrauce Aldhch OBJ Aimed a diVoTce
from EdWard Burgess AldrIch on the
ground oil aon.sopport.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01

Presenting en- affidavit actu'ing Mrs
B. R. Tillmap, it,, Of harboting hatred
aad malice to a ard him and his vile,
Senator Tlllmsu at Columbia, s. O.,
rs erdsy' 10 the state Supreme o urt
made aDswer 10 the ~ u brought BY
Me. Tillmsp, jr., for possession OF her
wo children, now 10 the custody OF their
grandfather. The decision Of the Court
Is exptcsi today. While making
no charges sgslne! Mr'. Tillmsn's char
scter, Senator Tilluau declared that her
pride oil birth bad caused her TO bate
5snstor and Mrs. Tillman. He denied
hat young Ben TIllman hsd been
brutal" saying tina, such conduct was
farelgu to his nature, but admitted that
B.u Tilluaa, jr, had pursued evil
c, Il .ses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01
DIED.

WOn Monday, Janulry 81. 1870. II 5 ?. m
OLiVgR :. STONE, beloved husband Of
Jul B. Stone, eyed 81 yea ?. Fnperal ser
vices from his late residence, PIG north Far.
fax street, on Wedoestsy. February ?, at 20
Q. NJ. Friends Of tue fanIly invited TO ri end
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01
A CARD.

wish n thank al our friends in Alexsn.
dria, w.; for the kindness shown my son,
John Z; Miller, ana myself during his SICK
mass and MS deHn' Mrs A; c, MILLER
Asssillon, Ohio,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01
Best Elgin Creamery Butter, 35c Il
The NAVY Scandal.

Boston, Mass FEB. l'-DeClsrati0n
that because DR.. Edward 8. OoWlss,
aecoud cousin to Mrs. Theodore Roose'
Welt, had bossted of an alleged conquest
he had made OF Miss Dorothy Hssler, Of
Chicago, the physician is nov the cen.
Ial figure of a ueysl scaudsl here, was
made by DR.. Aussy II. Robnett, U. g.
NJ, when he resumed the stand as the
frat witness for the defense at q navy
yard cOur! martial here today.
DR.. Robneti, who is alleged to be the
lance Of the Chicago girl, Is testlfyipg
IN behalf OF PSymaster Aud, who is
accused of having insulied and attacked
Oo6les sta navy dance here on pecem-
her IL, ct the home OF Medical Inspector
Ames. Aud himself is expected to take
the stand later In the Gag to refute the
testimony Yesterday given by Miss NJ ar
paret Amts, hostess OF the hop, who
declared Aud bad confessed to her that
he had lied when he ordered Oowles
from the chop" and informed him that
his absence IVES desired by Mics Anes.
Oaly three Witnesses we're heard for
the prosecution. They we're Miss Ames,
DR.. Cowles, the complainant aud his
wife, Who wss With the physician when
he alleges tia, Aud sbu:k him at the
hop"
Admiral Seift, former commandant
At the OhGrlestoWn navy yard, was
brought into the case IS Wis also big
daughter, Mss Madeline Swift, whose
friendship for Aud was recently alleged
10 be the Cause for her suddenly break.
ing of an engagement to wed Harry
D1er S crsr, of Atlanta, Ga practically
on her weddiGg eve.
Admiral Wits part In the g., Dr.
CoWles testified, wss an acknowledge
ment that Aud and RobDett bad sctd
shsmeiuly toward Oowles aud In max
log an spology for the navy to bin as
result OF the , uns cfiics., actions at the
hop.
Miss silPs only connection with the
case, 60 far as has developed, Is that
Mics Amss declared the admia's
daughter had said that the whole dis
pate was a personal matter between
Cowles and the sggrleved Robnett
Just Why Aud should have been so
active In resenting the reported boasts OF
OowIes over his alleged conquest of Miss
Hssler has no. as yet been fully brought
out.
Insiruitlons that Dr. Oowles had an
noyed other ytu1g women at previous
merry. mskingS Of the navy set here have
also been made aud testimony along
these liuts is expected from Aud 10 at
tempts to prove partial justification for
bis encounter with Oowles.
al never gave my photograph to Dr..
OoWlas. u took 1t when ] was absent.
His delay id returning 1t was the canse
OF all this trouble "
This declaration made by Miss
Dorothy Hepar, of Chicago, opened mp
the resi- Gauss OF the alleged "insult and
attack" on DR.. OoWlss. Mas II .sler
insisted lhst at no time had she given
Cowles any right to have her picture.
Sac Insisted that their acquaintance was
OF the most ordinary sort and intlmated
that alleged boating by the physician
Of their friendship had no foundation In
fact.
Miss Hesler stated that OoWles sought
caudestine appointment with her and
had used objsclionsbl, language to her
over the phone.
Sullivan BELIEVES Johnson VIII Win.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01
Probabilities.

For Ibis section fair tonight and Wednes-
do is in temperature Wednesd q! minimum
t IT,; rata tonight about 2O0i moderate
no,tbwesterly winds. becoming variable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01
Wood
Coke
Coil

Be wiss-Buy your fuel before the severe
weather We offer best quality, prompt delivery
and lowest msrke: price. Phone O.. DEW.
AITCH EsOE. 1O7 s,uth Royal street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01

Lsdies--FOr solid comfort, wear the
Red Cross SHOE. John A. Marshall
s. 30, 422 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01
MARRIED.

At the Trinity ". f. Parsonage, AleEsn-
dria, Tuesday, February l, 1910, by Pew.
0s'orn Belt, WM. P. LOCKWOOD ard
BLANCHE Z. GOGGIANO, Of Washing
ton, d. c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01

The Regal Sooe for men 10 al the
nes lssls csn be had Of John A. Mar.
shall d Bfo., 422 King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01

WANTED A YOUNG MAN to learr
w the shoe basiDes., john A. Marshall d
Bro. Az King street
I OWEST prices, best quelity, promptesi
IL delivery, Dry Wood, Clean { oal, any
quantity. w roz
Telephone 1872. Queen and Payne sieets.
jaa3l 81
4 OST-Oa Thursday night 1T Armcry Hall
l. a GOLD OPEN-FACG WATCH, four
initials on bach. The fCder will leave il at
r. c. Acton & Sons iswelry stole and re GIVE
reward. JanSs 81
NOTICE.-All members of Belle Haven
~ Council No 81, J. o. L. A. d. and
Oriental Court No. IS are re1ueste 10 meet
AZ Sars pta Hall TOMORR w wednesday,
At 40 2. m. for the purpose Of attending the
funeral OF our late brother, Oliver s. Stote
James w. jackson Council Nc. So and Orfn.
tel Court No 10 and II Juniors are invited
10 attend, ", A. HARDING,
Il Secretary,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01
Sullivan BELIEVES Johnson VIII Win.

BJstou, Feo. Flat announcement
that be believes theJeffhes Johnson fight
is fixed, is made here today by John l..
Sullivan. la sn interview sullivau as.
serted his views OF the coming mill
thusly: al don't think that Jeffdes aud
johnson are on the level about this
match. There is something lunny about
the whole sfflIr The black man can
win If the bout 10 on the level. 10 my
opinion the alleged bout looks bad. l
don't think that Jtfiri6s could be drag
ged into ring with the back man ur-
less there wss 40 arrangement that
Johnson would lay down. Now, | never
ike to hsve g white man fight com
AID, while l hste to admit t, johnson
looks like a sure be 10 Iae."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01

The ms OF bake ball 10 bsve been
played ioaieht tetEsen tie quinis OF
the Old Dominion sad The A'eSsndr 8
Light Il'sniry hiss been postponed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01
x. e. KNIGHT.

THE annual meet ng of the stock holders Of
l TIE CHEESEhAN CHEMICAL Co..
Incorporated, OF Virginia, will be heli on
TUE DAY, Febru'r Try lst. $40, At Z o'clcck
o. NJ. at the Office Of J. v. d II. r. Cation, A.
III south Fairfax street. AlsxandT 9. Vs.,
for the election Of directors and for the trans
action Of such other business as may legally
co ne before said meeting.
CHARLES ID. SAEDERSON, Pre- ldeDf.
Attest: GEORGE r, JERAYE, Secretary,
janis ID
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01
LOCAL MATTERS.

sun and Tide IaDie'
Rpr Il 9. tomorrow at I.05 snd so's a. 0'A''
High water 81 .lg ?. ~. ana ''4i p H.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-27
PITCHERS ARE AGAINST
PINCH-HlTTER RULE

"If the rule makers ever put
through Il rule to substitute a pinch
hitter for the pitcher when 1t is the
twirler's time to bat, avs Addie Joss
who pitches for the Cleveland Maps in
summer and is a sporting editor in
winter, there is going to be q mighty
howl of objection raised by the slab
men. Ii there is one thing that a
pitcher would rather do than make
the opposing batsmen look foolish, il
is to step to the plate, especially IN
a pinch, and deliver the much needed
hit. There is no question that the sub
stitution of q good hitter in the pitch
er's place would strengthen the Of
fensive play OF Il club. but at the same
time such a rule would mean that tho
twirler be considered absolutely moth
ing but Il pitching machine.
some OF the greatest stars the
game has ever produced had their
beginning as pitchers. OF the players
Of the present day take. for Instance.
Bobby Wallace. jesse Burkett, Mike
Donlin and many other Of like caliber.
What chance do o suppose they
would have ever had to show their
real worth had they been forced to
sit on the bench and see other men
nit for them?
There is hardly anything the fans
would rather see than q pitcher vim
ninr~his own game With q safe drive.
Tis true, there are mighty few neal
good hitters among the tWirlers, hut
at the same time the rest Of us want
to get all the chances there are to
wallop the ball"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-27
GLEASON INSISTS
FIGHT WILL BE Held

san Francisco. Cal. Jan. 26.-Rc-
ferrlng to the report current in New
York hat the Jeffries-Johnson fight
win be declared off on account Of the
failure of Richard and Gleason TO
agree as TO where it shalt be held,
Gleason said today there WAS no loun-
dation for the umor He declared
that If Richard was dissatisfied with
his contention that the contest should
be held in this city. he could retire
from the management. should he do
this, Gleason said he was prepared 10
make an the arrangements for hold
ing the fight in San Francisco.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-27

ing costume swinging down a noun
tain side on snow shoes. with a fresh
pelt about his shoulders. In Ibis con-
nectlon there appears a corking hunt-
ing story from the pen Oh that famous
writer OF outdoor tales. Raymond
Warner. q fun blooded absorbing yarn
entitled 'Diana's prize at Winnogar-
nick" and a cracker-iaek moose
hunting recital by Harry Frederic Al
len, ola Boulder's Last stand Base
ball is going into hunting and fishing
head over heels and is running m in
formation bureau for the North OF
Maine and Canada.
In the great variety of sports ably
treated, basket bah in for de-
served prominence in a snappy story
well worth reading.
Football finds able exploitation at
the hands of that unquostioned au-
thority and popular Yale man. T. A.
D. Jones, e%x-captain of the Blues
best cams. The premier sport Of the
world, baseball. is deliberately treat-
ed and among others there is a fine
story on the metooric rise Of Babe
Adams, the Pittshurg pitcher who
made such q grand showing in the re-
cent world series games.
A characteristic tale attesting the
interest of the stars Of the stage in all
that touches baseball is contributed
by Willie Collier.
w. NJ. Rankin continues his fasci-
mating ".iistory OF Baseball ana
Ted sullivan chronicles more OF his
observations in his inimitable
DR.. Thomas Cunning of FAN River.
old Boston National catcher, has
good things 70 say about umpiring,
j. Raymond Price treats enter
tainingiy of peculiar happenings on
the diamond
Swimming in Water" proves to be
a nightly interesting sketch, though
a cold proposition.
Nicholas j. Flatley continues his in
teresting series with Games from the
Bench" as his topic. and Frederic G
IIeb writes firm intimate knowledge
OF the Pittsburg leader, Fred Clarke.
The feature story by Charles Ey-
orett Beane. cleverly reviews the
Pittsburg clubs remarkable banquet
at the recent New York meeting Of the
National league, when the air was nun
or portentous rumors of what might
happen under certain conditions.
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sports, 1t is the red-blooded sports
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