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Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-29

Sacrifice hits-Howard (2) IIallinan. Innings
pitched-By seaton, T. Bases ON halls-.od
4; seaton, 9; Garrett, 1. Double plays-Howard
to Orendorf to Halllnau to Oreud1rf; seaton
70 Olsen to Rapps Smith tn pelmas 10 Oron-
McGreevy.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-29
WILLIAMS GAME POSTPONED

ITHACA, N. Y, Oct 2S.-Dean A.
w. Smith announced today that on
account of the death of L. B. Paine
last night, after having received IN
iuries in a football scrimmage on Oc-
tober IS, the game with Williams
would not be played.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-29
ANGELS TRIM BEAVERS q; VERNON NOW IN FOURTH PLAC
DILLON AND HIS FOLLOWERS HEAR
BELL TOLL M'CREDIE DEFEAT, 81

Angel lynx Foges His Pass and Compelled to Stay Outside
Woverton Is Happy as SeraphS Halt Leaders for Day.
Delhi Twirs Steady Ball, and Team Mates Com
pIete the Wctory-Two Trimmings May Lose
Beaver Crowd the Rag Games Are
Hotter Toward the Climax
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-29
EDDIE SMITH SELECTED
TO REFEREE NELS0N-GRAVE

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. Esd Smith of
Oakland was selected tonight 10 referee the
fight between Bat Nelson and Anton la Grave,
scheduled for Monday night, next,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-29
sRowNsaEReER CHALLENGES

The Brownsberger basketball team wishes to
meet any basketball team from any business
college in Los Angeles for match game on
the Browusberger court. Address manager
basketball team, Brownsberger. 957 West Sew
enth street.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-29
WEsTEReARp vs.. RoLLER

CHICAGO, Oct. 2S.-Jesse Westergard ac-
cepted the condition Of a handicap match with
3. f. Roller Of Seattle, last night, and they
will meet here November 2
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-29
AL KAUFMAN TO BOX TEN
ROUNDS WITH STEWART

NEW YORK, Oct. 28.--AI Kaufman,
the California heavyweight, has an
nOunced that ne has been matched TO
box ten rounds with Jim stewart at the
National club in this city November II.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-29
SACRAMENTO
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

TUo-base hits-Bodie, spokesman. Sacri-
flee hits-Wright, Hester, Mohler. Bases
on balls-Off Wright, |; off Henley l.
struck out-By Wright, /; by Henley, o.
Hit by pitched balls-Mohler, Henley
Burns. Double plays-Burns to Spiesman to
Danzig; Shaw to Mohler Wild pitch
Wright. Time Of game, 1910 Umpires
Van Haltren and Fnney.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-29

Portland-Ort went out Mailman to
Smith, on a close decision. Fisher
drove to Delmas. who detected the ball
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-29

LOUIS s.ss.EsssEssEsHsss.Eo - ~
XBatted for Fisher in ninth inning.
SCORE BY INNINGS
The Washington times., 1910-03-16
AMBASSADOR REID
AT CHRISTENING
American Attends Elaborate
Baptismal Ceremony of
Countess Daughter.

LONDON, March 16.-Ambassador or
Reid OF the United States was today
among those TO do honor TO a dainty
bundle of lace AND lawn in the arms
of a stately nurse. which was the
most important parsonage present at
an impressive ceremony performed {
81 Charles street, Berkeley Square.
The bundle was really Lady Moira
Nary Forbes. infant daughter OF the
Earl and Countess Granard, and the
occasion was her christening.
The ballroom Of the Earl of Dart
mouths splendid house. where the
Gransrds are living temporarily, was
.aviskly decorated with choice white
flowers, and for the occasion was
transformed into private chapel
The guests were Ambassador Reid,
Count and Countess Blucher, the
MarchiOness OF Butte. Lady Fitzwyn-
dam, the Hon. Mrs. Greville, and Mr..
and Mrs. Burns. Then entered her
majesty the baby, proudly borne by
the head nurse, with the Countess OF
GranaTd in close attendance. Next
came the sponsors, the Marquis OF
Butte. Frances Countess OF Granard.
ogden Minis, and Mrs. Phipps.
When all were seated the great
doors Of the ballroom were thrown
open. and the Archbishop Of West
minister, with attendant acolytes. and
Mgr. Wallis entered. They proceeded
TO the altar. which was decorated
with White flowers and a background
of ta' palms The archbishop was
a mag aificent figure in purple and
rich yellow silk
Frances. Countess OF Granard. thor
handed the infant to the archbishop,
WnO nDTfnTnGn the rife of
The baby was 10Th pert and de
corOus. The Granards entertsiur,
their guests at luncheon. at which the
baby's cake was duly cut.
The Washington times., 1910-03-16
CHAPTER VII.
The Shadowers and the Shadowed

The ShadOWeTS and the Swallowed.
IT took Storme some time to escape
L entirely from the clutches Of his
overenthusiastic friends. All the way
along the street he met them
b. means OF one pTeteNt and another.
however, he finally clUded them, and
slipped down a quiet street From this
one he emerged into more open thor
OuEhfare, and finally stood before the
GouverneUr, his bachelor apartment
home.
once there. he glanced hastily up and
down the street 20 make sure that
no one saw him. then quickly unlocked
the door and stepped inside. lie as
ceuded nOiselessly to the second floor
apartment He entered il, and hastily
passed through room after room.
Nobody here" he remarked with A
sigh Of relief Il am all alone.
lie seated himself AT desk and be-
gan 20 write.
LIT is just as we'll" he said 10 him
self. Ito write once more, now that it's
all over. II was just as well, too, 20
write before, Wheu-when the first
catastrophe occurred. It's safer. II any
thing It's taking ChauCes-big chances
perhaps-bUt in q safe quarter, after
all"
lie wrote hastily as follows:
NV Dear Miss Dumont:
II seems better 10 address you so FOR
the present. There are certain things
TO which I prefer % refer by letter
alone.
You viii recall that I wrote YOU on the
twenty-fourth Of last month, request
ing YOU to make no reference IN my
The Washington times., 1910-03-16
TRY THIS
TWO MINUTE CURE FOR
COLD IN HEAD OR CHEST
1t is Curing Thousands Daily, and
Saves Time and Money

Get bowl three-qusrters fun OF boil
ing water. and towel.
Pour into the water a UeaspOOnful of
Hyomet pronounced High-o-me).
Put your heaC over the bowl and cover
both head and bowl with towel.
Breathe the vapOr that arises for two
minutes, and presto your Iead is as
clear as a bell. and the tightness In the
chest IS gone
Nothing Ike il 10 break Up a heavy
cold, cure sore throat or drive away a
cough. It's pleasant cure. You'll en-
JOY breathing HyOmei You'll feel al
once ITS soothing. healing and beneficial
effects as IL passes over TIE fnfiamed
and irritated membrane. % cents a
bottle. al druggists everywhere. or at
Henry Evans Ask for extra bottle
Hyomei Tnhalent
The Washington times., 1910-03-16
Pleasant Reading for the Fat

What a simple and inexpensive solv-
ing of the TAT woman's problem the
She takes one Of these harmless. pleas
ant. little tablets after each meal and
az bedtime and loses from T. to IS
ounces Of fat each day, and vet suffers
no harm. creates no distur hanCes IN
waTdly, and produces no wrinkles This
elegant preparation tmade exactly in
accordance with the famous Marmola
Prescription mas rendered exercising
and dieting for tie reduction OF excess
flesh aS SupeThuOus as a fifth wheel A
further recommendation is that it =.
least expensive fat reduCer on the u.r-
ket, a large case, costing only = car-t
from any druggist or by mail fro r. .-e
Marmola Co, 81 Farmer Bldg, De- rJit.
Mich, containing a quantity OF tablets
large enough to give very decided re-
suits in most every case.
The Washington times., 1910-03-16
What P arisian Sage will
do or Money Back
stop falling hair in

stop falling hair in
two weeks
Cure dandrUH In
two weeks.
Stop splitting hair
Stops itching scalp
Immediately
Grow more hair.
Make harsh hair
soft. silky and luXu-
RANT.
BrightcnS up the
hair and eyebrows.
As a hair dressing
il IS without a peer
1t contains nothing
that can possibly
harm the hair, il is
not sticky, oily or
grcasy-it is used by
thousands to keep the
hair healthy-it pre-
vents as well as cures
diseases.
For women and
children il is the most
delightful dressing.
and should be in ev-
cry home. Druggists
everywhere andHen-
~ Evans sell IL FOR so
cents a large bottle.
burn hair is on ever.
filed by American
Go, Buffalo, n. \.
The Washington times., 1910-03-16

cents large bottle. The SiTl with he An
burn hair is on every bottle. Mai orders
filed by American makers. Giroux Mig
Co.. Buffalo. n. \.
The Washington times., 1910-03-16

Sold by druggists every.
where. so cts full sized pkg.
The Washington times., 1910-03-16
Copyright, 1908, by The Frank 4,
Munscy Company.
Synopsis of CHAPTERS Already Published

An unknown young man breaks into
bank. lie finds the combination IS the
name OF one OF its depositors. II. STAN
leigh StOTTne. lie has stuffed his pockets
with money when he hears the police com
ing. Some time before the robbery Storme
calls upon Miss Helen Dumont- He tells
her he loves her. but says there Is some
thing he must tell her before he asks her
10 marry him. Love ovcrTules1 however
and they become secretly cnga gcd- Next
comes the trial Of StOTmC. accused pi rob
hing MOrdaunrs S bank The police testify
that they caught him coming out Of the
building.
The Washington times., 1910-03-16
RECEIVERS JEWELS
LEFT ON TRAIN
Mrs. Fannie ]. Ricks Rewards Por,
ter Who Turned in
$4,000 Gems.

Mrs. Fannie J. Rice. who lives at
the Portland, is a firm believer in the
honesty Of railroad porters. she has
$4,000 worth Of jewelry to show in sup
port Of her faith.
While travelling from Washington 10
her home in YazOO. Miss. Mrs Kicks
carried her jewels IN a chamois bag.
When she got of the train at Yazoo
she left the bag. The porter found il.
labeled II Hot water bottle" and
turned IL IN when the tram reached
shreveport, La From there IL was re-
turned 10 ITS owner Not a jewel was
missing. The porter vas rewarded.
The Washington times., 1910-03-16
CHAPTER v (Continued)

~ ROSS examine" said the
states attorney briefly
The counsel for the de-
feHse rose with a smile upon
The Washington times., 1910-03-16

states attorney briefly.
The counsel for the de
tense rose with a smile upon
Mr.. Burke" he began in a suaye
that night, have YOU not2'
Yes, sir" replied Burke.
You know where he lives
didn't then, returned Burke We
can't keep track o. everybody from
headquarters, bTt ] DO now. He lives
at the GOuverncur up town
And you attended there next day
did you not. for the purpose OF apprS-
hending himT''
Il did. sir
And at that time is it not fact
. that YOU made a careful search OF DIS
, apartments at the Gouvelneur, Tor IN,
purpose Of finding something TO connect
him with this crIme2'
..- And did you find anything calculated
10 arouse suspicion" went on the prls-
oUer's counsel.
II did not, sir" replied Burke.
That's all" announced the couhSei
wait a minute" exclaimed tine judge
as the witness started To leave the
stand Burke. are YOU sure pl Wid'
You saw Think. Isn't 10 possible thd'
sou may have been mistaken rms 81
"a serious matter. officer. You must pe
very careful Are you sure this IS I"e
,uan2'
Your honor" returned Burke dos
Eedly, my record shows that ! In a
careful man-your hon)r knows ann
An I say that in this thing / can ov
mistaken. I was never surer Of ihlu5
I'm All my life
.. AND I swear thai that man who sils
there-H. Stanleigh Storne-was the
man that robbed thai bank that night
50 help me Cod
zone moment put in the prisoner
. counsel. what day Of the week was
that, did YOU say2'
Il didn't say, sir, but il was Wedues-
dav morning, the tWeuty-third % last
month. Roundsman o'Counell, contiH-
.ucd the witness, turing 10 the Judge,
"will tell YOU just the same as / nave,
your honor
Burke stepped down.
O'Conueu took the witness stand and
gave his testimony and left H. Burke
stood cOrroborated i'm each detail There
was no cross examination Of this wit
ness
The prosecution rests announced
the counsel for the State
The Washington times., 1910-03-16
COST OF TUBERCULOSIS.

In the twenty-hfth annual report Of
the Bureau Of Animal Industry OF the
Department OF Agriculture, DR.. 4. d
Melvin, -hief Of the bureau. estimates
tho financial loss 70 the United State
through tuberculosis in animals Al
S2i'OoQ,Vl0 annually. Dr.. Melvin's re-
port deals almost exclusively with the
economical importance OF tuberculosis
in animals
The Washington times., 1910-03-16
Atlantic City.
HOTEL WINDSOR
CHETWOODE

PACIFIC AND ILLINOIS Avs.
Special $ 70 SIS weekly. s. up daily
Hotel coy and cheerful Spacious sun Pa.
lOr- 10Th year Booklet Mrs EMILY n
DEMPSEY. Sole Owner. nab4-7ot
The Washington times., 1910-03-16
VISITING AUTO BILL DIES

TRENTON, y. J., March Is.-The sen
ate has defeated Assemblyman Edges
automobile bill. which permits uon-resi-
dent automobiles 10 come into the State
for three periods OF five days each with
out taking out a license.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
MANCHESTER NEWS.

Appointive officers and committees
will be named later.
Otid.EeIlows Celebrate.
With a smoker and speeches by well
known men, Henderson Lodge. No.
Q, r.. held joint social session
Thursday night. The meeting took
place In the rooms Of Henderson
Lodge. Eleventh and Hull streets.
More than two hundred guests were
present, and the evening was thor
oughly enjoyed. Among the speak
ers we're Senator Rowland b. Chase,
Past Grand Master q. w. Morris, OF
Richmond: Past Grand Master George
Graves. Of Richmond. and Augustine
Royal. 1vanhoe Harris was elected
delegate to the State Grand Lodge
meeting In Danvtiie next May. w.
w. Glmmons was named as alternate.
improve Delivery OF Mails.
For several months Poatmaater
Thomas Smith has been working to
have the department ia Warrington
authorize the appointment OF IN ad-
dittonai carrier for Manchester, In
creased business having made II al
most impossible for the men to handle
the large quantity Of mail In the day
the government After much corre-
spordencc, the department has sent
two post-of Iice inspectors 70 Manches-
Ter Ia "a over the sield and ascertain
II another p0stman Is necessary. The
plan os Postmaster Smith ID to rcdis-
trtct the city. and thus facilitate the
work d his Department.
xl30yes1 Trip ~ RetornbaRf.
MsmhsES ~ Liberty Councif M,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04

No surprise was evinced Friday In
|sthe Southstde City with reference to
the action of the Richmond Alder
4uien in concurring Thursday night
with the Common Council in ap-
proving the annexation ordinance
chairman Brown, OF the Manchester
Council annexation committee. told
Eae Vtygtnian that there IL no doubt
but that tho measure will be approx
VA In this city, thereby authorizing
"a election. when the citizens can
aectdc the question for themselves.
spirited fight will unqucstion-
Ably mark the election. With the
action OF tho Richmond councils as
M Incentive, the gulf between those
fpf and against consolidation has
been enlarged.
However. OF, presen. discussion of
/ shA issue Is not occupying mitch time
Among residents. all seemingly being
tncllned to await the opportunity TO
Hhellot.
Elks Elect Officers.
Rs Qf1cers for the ensuing year were
6e}ected Thursday night ~ the annual
meeting Of Manchester Lodge, No.
S4&3, Benevolent and Protective jf-
l9f OK EIks They are: w. ID. Frank
}1n, exalted ruler; d. b. Boattie, ed
|1eGtned leading knight; L. M. French,
E3kpemeQ loyal knight: r. b. Peeh
4teerued iecturtng knight; John o..
sexretary: M. II, Washing
1Sfs tfSaxusef;; John u. Sandffer. tflef;
n. pafseson. trustee for three
b. Du val was chosen delegate
mo Grand lodge conventions In De-,
1gieh. next luna. John n.
- ~ zsed "a "a aiteF1,s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04

day at the Memorial Hospital, Rich
mond. Is said to be resting comforta-
bly, and speedy recovery is looked
Cor.
A regular meeting of Hestia Con-
clave. Improved Order of Hepta-
sophs, was held Thursday night in
Odd Fellows' Hall. Routine work
was disposed Of.
Mrs. w. b. Taylor. Of Swansboro,
IN i'll At her heme.
Preparations are now being made
by Stonewall Jackson Aerie, Frater-
nal Order of Eagles, for bazaar to
be given the latter part of March.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
'P|ACHOT CHILLED
BY OPPOSITION
Subjected to Bitter Cross Exam,
ination by Attorney for Sec
rotary Ballinger.
HEARING rs CROWDED
Many Spectators Turned Away and
Pack Corridors Trying to
Hear Testimony.

WASHINGTON. March with
former forester Pinchot on the stand
for cross-examinauon at the hands OF
Attorney vertrees. counsel for Secre-
tary Baldnger. the joint congressional
committee to-day resumed Its sessions
before a packed hearing room. The
IS. r. o." sign was hung long before
10 o'clock. Many people were in the
corridors and adjacent to the hearing
room long before . o'clock.
Vertrees' first question was for the
former forester to state exactly where
he secured Information regarding the
Cunningham coal claims. Pinchnt
said that most of his Information
came from others
We'll. what things against Secre-
tary Bailinger. II any, do YOU know
for yourself 20 asked vertrees.
Pfnchot studied moment.
You have testified largely from In
ferences and insinuations which you
have heard suggested vertrees.
The former forester asked permits
sion to refer to memoranda Of Things
which Secretary Balltnger has done
as ne expressed Il This was granted.
He then said:
The things which I know Of my
own huoWicuB6 dEc uNUL 0S4te0 IN HGGs
rotary RallingerS letter Of November
IL to the President. which contains 1
number of mtsstAtements, as have
shown partly and am prepared to
show still further"
After score or more OF questions,
yertrees finally pinned the witness
down to an admission that raally all
he knew about the Cunningham cases
from his own knowledge wAs cons
tanned In Ballinger's letter 20 the
President Of November IL,
MY iirSt hand knowledge said
Ptnchot 81 limited TO this istter 81
November 10 and Its tnclosures.'
What wAs tho form Of the repri-
mAnd you administered TO Price ana
Shaw 7" Mr. Pinchot was asked.
X called Price into my room alone
and asked hsnt j tn describe 10 ssixls
what he had done and what shaw
had done. He asa SO at some length.
Al the conciusion Of that interview,
] told hini.-fn aubetance--that what
they had d0ns wAs indefensible from
me point ot vitw ~ pfcf1Sty Ia no
$oaatton1s hetwoeM Aapot txneatp ~ -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
W0MAN's THROAT GUT;
GEORGE BEING HELD
-------------
Cutting Occurs Late at Night At
ter Victim Had Attended
Dance.

William c. George. negro man.
was arrested Friday morning charged
with being suspicious character. and
10 being held by the police In connec-
tion with the cutting OF negro wo-
man by the name OF HAxol Thomas,
Thursday night. The woman and her
ward late Thursday night ana shortly
Afterwards was found In the street.
with : goring wound IN her throat.
Her husband can not be lccAted by the
police.
George Is thought to have been with
the couple At the time Of the cutting.
End he is being held by the police.
The women Is In the Virginia hospital
nnd while her condition was thought
ST one time to have bean serious, II
was stated in the afternoon OF Friday
that she would recover.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
JUSTICE JOHN TAKES BOND OF
PLAYMATE OF HIS YOUTH
Affecting Scene in Police When Gray Haired Negro APP
peared Security for His Sons Charged With
Minor Offence.

ssThese are my boys, Marse John.
and / win bail them II you will take
me as their bondsmen.'
With this statement George w.
Holmes. white-haired negro of the
befc-the-war" time, appealed to Jus-
ttc4 Crutchfield In police court Friday
mi hing. He was Introducing Joseph
III Heorge Holmes, his sons. who
charged with feloniously as
Hitting James Jackson. another
NJ want no better security than you,
qS0rEe," answered Justice crutchfieid,
s'fotNyou and ! played together when
wv were a couple OF kids Your
father used to whip me at the same
time he whipped YOU"
Then II was that the really pretty
little story attached TO police court
1ase that had no particular signi-
dcAnce came out
Justice Crutchfield's father paid
11.p00 in gold for George Washing
ton Holmes. the father of George W..
Holmes, the playmate OF His Honor
a father of the boys that are to be
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
RAILROAD MEN AWAIT
RESULT OF CONFERENCE
B. & O. Strike Depends on Out
come of Meeting With Gov
-
ernmentaI Officials.

BALTIMORE. MD. Mar 4.-on the
result Of the conference, which began
this afternoon In the Hotel Renn4rt.
between Martin Knapp, chairman O2
the Interstate Commerce Commisnton
and chas. p. Neili, United States COM
missioner OF lobar. and the repres4n.
tatives OF the trainmen Of the Ba1tS~
more and Ohio railroad. win prOha61Js
depend whether or not q strike amOnH
the employees of that road win "
ordered. ss7SS
The situation Is being carefully.
gone over. and every effort will ~
made TO pave the way for an ami
cable adjustment OF the contrcvarn,
which has arisen over the wage scR1X
The conference will last until late to1
day.
After the meeting. President WI
lard, OF the baltimore and Ohio "
most likely have an INFORMAL col
ference with the government ofYictaW
and the road will issue q stAtemS2
through its chief executive ~ 70 u
prospect of bringing about . peaca1S1
adjustment OF the differences that ~
exist. Tf M
The representatives or the trntnf{ -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04

tried for assault and battery.
In these days of long ago, little
negro children played with little white
children. and all little children re-
spected "uncles' and "Mammies.'
Hence 1t came to pass that John Jeter
Crntchfield and George w. Holmes
said Uncle" and daddy" respectively.
And when Uncle" George washing-
ton wanted to chastise his own child.
he administered corporal punishment.
too, TO the little white children who
had been engaged In fight. per-
haps.
Until last year / had the bill OF
sale for the father Of George. / lost
1t In some unaccountable manner. but
haven't forgotten what my father
told me about buying him for $4,000.
paying the money in gold. Yes, George,
you are b0nGsman that won't re-
fnEe." remtniscentlx said the venerable
justice. and the attorney for the lit.
tie negroes said that he was confident
Of being able to prove a good char
aotcr for his clients when the case
Is called March i6.