Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 146, 18 June 1907 — Page 2

l'ACJK TWO. THIS RICII3IO.ND PALLADIU3I A.ND JSUX-TELEGKA3I, TUESDAY, JOE 18, 1907. FAT MEN SHOW THE Ssse Ball Results NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING. Won. Lost Pet FAIH MUNCIE GIRL III SECOND ROMANCE FIRE LADDIES HOW Chicago ;jf New York . . 11 i; i: V.) IT) ci S4 40 .7KO .W7 Heavy Weight Ball Players at S1tS;d1fIS1,Ia "2 i2Wiss Sue Hemingray Will Soon Cambridge City Put Up Boston ...." '.. '21 Become Bride of Robincinnau -jft A Fine Game. Brooklyn 17 , ert Scott, Jr. St. Louis 11 THE SCORE WAS 22 TO 12. AT CINCINNATI. R. H. E. LOVERS IN SCHOOL DAYS.

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TICULARLY "ROTTEN" AND HE WAS LUCKY TO ESCAPE WITH HIS LIFE. Cambridge City, Ind., June 18 'One of the most interesting: games that has ever been played on the L., E. & W. ball diamond, was witnessed by several hundred spectators yesterday afternoon. It was a bitterly fought contest between the heavy 'weights of the city, and the fire department nine in which the former won by a score of 22 to 12, which, as a bystander remarked, was like "tak ing money from a kid." Joe Groves, of Dublin, professional, umpired the Same and was fortunate enough to escape with his life, although a dele gation . of rooters carried him bodily from the grounds after he had made a "rotten" decision, in the fifth in ning. The occasion was enlivened by two Itinerant musicians, who were en ticed to the grounds by II. S. Beard, and were immediately requested tft leave by several indignant players on the fatmen's team. Excepting a few errors, disagreements and mistakes on the part of the umpire, the game was-well played. The teams lined up as follows : Fat Men Roy Jones, c, Paul Dris chel, p.. Herbert Taylor, ss., George Drischel. 2b., Boyce Rankin, 3b., W. li. Harris, lb.. Fred Shirkey, cf.. "."rank Frohnapfel, If., Chas. Merrick. if. Fire Department Frank Morgan, p.. Albert Kelsey, c. Will Austill lbLyman Dill. 2b., Joseph Moore, ss., Chas. Wheeler, rf., Frank Ingermann, If., Edward Drischel, cf., Earl Bare foot, Cb. OXFORD DEFEATS LIBERTY Latter Organization Played in Poor Form. liberty. Ind.. June IS The locals lost their first game of the season Sunday to the Sloaues of Oxford, O., through miserable fielding and an ac cident to Catcher Duvall who had a fineer nail torn off in the third inning, necessitating changes which weakened the entire team. Liberty out batted the visitors, but their errors more than offset this advantage"; Score: R. II. E. Oxford ..0 0 5 1 1 3 1 4 015 7 3 Liberty .1 0 0 0 3 2 0 0 1 7 12 Urban and Sheard; Hanna, Duvall and O'Toole. Umpire Barnhart. "W. R. Ward, of Dyersburg. Tenn., writes: "This is to certify that I have used Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup for chronic constipation, and it has proven without a doubt, to bo a thorough, practical remedy for this trouble, and 'it is with pleasure I offer my conscintieus reference." A. G. Luken & tCo. ;0UNKIRK PLAYS FAST BALL .Club Has Made Good Showing and is After Championship. Dunkirk, Ind., June IS. The fast Dunkirk ball team has returned from ! a week's trip after winning a good 'bunch, of games from some of Indiana's best clubs. Manager Frazee has J a club which now looks like Indiana championship winners, and so far 'Jiave won the series with each club they have met. Out of six games with Fortland the locals have taken five. Thursday 'and Friday the. locals, are at Frank fort, and on Saturday and Sunday they return for games at home with !tte Lebanon team. Stewart, the fast little Indianapolis hort-stop who is playing here, received a broken finger in the practice Came at Kokomo on Saturday and will ta unable to play for several days. GREENSFORK IN VICTORY. Hagerstown, " Ind., June' 18 The baseball game Sunday between Hagerstown and Greensfork at L. I. C. C. park resulted 5 to 3 in favor of the vis itors. THE PEOPLE ALL tn Chorti Cried, Give Tm Keirbra'a Ilerplclde. This word of late has been In everyone's mouth, and many are wonderirg what the word signifies, though no one has yet been found, who will deny that NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE does the wonc Well, for the Information of thousands of people who like to know all about a pood thins, we would say that HERPICIDB means, a destroyer or killer of "Herpes," Now Herpes" la the family name of a disease caused by various vegetable parasites. A similar microbe causes dandruff. itchta scalp, and falling hair; this U the microbe that NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE promptly destroys; after which the hair trows. Sold by leading druggists. Bend 10c. In stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.. LetroIt. Mich. Tiv sizes 50 cents and J 1.00. Leo H. Fine, Special Atnt

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Batteries Ames and Eresnahan; Mason and McLean. AT CHICAGO. R. H. E. Boston 1 9 0 Chicago 2 12 2 Batteries Young and Needham; Brown and King. AT ST. LOUIS. R. la. E. Brooklyn 2 9 3 St. Louis O 1 Batteries Pastorius and Ritter; Lush and Marshall. AT PITTSBURG. R. H. E. Philadelphia 7 8 O Pittsburg 3 5 3 Batteries Moran and Dooin; Lynch and Gibson. AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING. Won. Lost. Pet. Chicago H2 Cleveland 32 Detroit 27 Philadelphia 27 New York 22

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St. Louis 21 Washington 13 Boston 17 AT BOSTON. First game R. H. E St. Louis 11 11 1 Boston . . .. 4 9 2 Batteries Morgan and Buelow; Tannehill and Armbruster. Second game R. H. E St. Louis 1 0 O Boston 3 9 1 Batteries Powells and Buelow; Young and Criger. AT WASHINGTON. R. II. E. Detroit 3 7 O Washington 4 lO 3 Batteries Liever and Schmidt; Graham and Warner. (10 innings.) AT PHILADELPHIA. R. H. E. Cleveland 1 0 1 Philadelphia 4 lo 2 Batteries Joss and Wakefield; Coombs and Powers. AT NEW YORK. R. H. E. Chicago 3 11 2 New York 4 13 2 Batteries Smith and Sullivan; Chesbro and Kleinow. AMERICAN ASSN. STANDING.

Columbus .. 34 19 .042 Toledo .......... ..29 23 .338 Minneapolis .. .." ..27 24 .329 Indianapolis 28 29 .492 Kansas City 23 27 .ISO Milwaukee 24 30 .444 1 Louisville 24 28 .402' St. Paul .22 32 .4071

AT INDIANAPOLIS. R. II. E. St. Paul 4 14 4 Indianapolis S S 1 Batteries Smith and Laughlin; Kellum and Livingston. AT TOLEDO. First game It. H. E. Kansas City 11 0 5 Toledo. . 4 7 O Batteries Frantz and Leaky; Ellis and Abbott. Second game R. II. E. Kansas City 4 11 1 Toledo .. . . 3 13 O Batteries Case and Sullivan; Check and Land. AT COLUMBUS. R. H. E. Milwaukee ..1 0 2 Columbus ...2 o 2 Batteries Schneiberg and Roth; Upp and Frohl. (11 innings.) AT LOUISVILLE. R. II. E. Minneapolis 1 o Louisville t 12 4 Batteries Wright and Hughes Manske and Shannon. CENTRAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Won Lost Pet. Evansville ....26 19 .57S Springfield ..24 IS .571 Canton ..... .......22 17 .565 Wheeling . ....23 20 .535 Dayton ....22 22 .500 South Bend 20 23 .465 Grand Rapids IS 27 .400 Terre Haute 17 26 .395

Yesterday's Results. Dayton, 19; South Bend, 2. Springfield, 6; Grand Rapids, 1. Evansville, 7; Wheeling, 5. Canton, 2; Terre Haute, 1. On account of agitators in India cir culating a false report that all sugars? manufactured iu Europe are refine! by the aid of bones, the imports of this commodity iuto India have been effected. The Sirius, the first steamer to cross U - the Atlantic was 17S feet long and her! tonnage was 450-

DAVY CUSICK, A POLO STAR, WON HER FIRST, BUT PAIR WERE DIVORCED AFTER ONLY A FEW MONTHS' TIME.

Muncie, Ind., June 18. Miss Sue Heminsray, who eloped from this city with David Cusick, the former Muncie polo star and later divorced from him at Kokomo, is soon to be married to Robert Scott, Jr., of this city, In New York. The wedding wjll culminate a school-mate romance. Cards announc ing the approaching wedding were re ceived in Muncie yesterday morning and last night Mrs. Robert Scott, Sr., and daughter, Miss Daisy, left for New York City, to be present at the ceremony. Miss Hemingray and Scott attended school together and paid much attention to each other but the "case" was broken up when David Cusick came here from the east to play polo. Miss Hemingray was infatuated with "Flaxen-haired Davy," and as Mrs. Anna Hemingray, her mother, opposed the suit of the polo player, the couple decided to elope and did it in a very romantic manner. Went to Gotham, Instead. Young Scott, who is the son of an East Main street hardware dealer, left Muncie a few months ago, telling his friends that he intended to spend some time in California. Instead, he went to New York, where Miss Hem ingray has been living with her mother. The old friendship was quickly renewed and in a few days they will be married. The bride was formerly a leader in society among the younger people and has a host of friends in Muncie. Her mother, who is a wealthy widow, is said to favor her marriage to Scott. GAMES ARE CANCELLED; GLOOM INJALL CAMP Neither Springfield Nor Portland Coming. WILL TRY FOR OTHERS. It appears at the present time that only one baseball game will be played in Richmond this week. Monday eve ning Manager Jessup was notified by the management of the Springfield Central league team that the exhibition game which was to have been played a.t Athletic park Thursday, was can celed. It was stated that on that date Springfield would play off a postponed game with Terre Haute. Later Manager Hunt of the Portland team notified Manager Jessup that his team would not be here Friday and Saturday. The loss of these three games, which would have attracted big crowds, is a hard blow to Manager Jessup and he handed Hunt a-few hot ones over the wire. If some other team can be booked here for Friday and Saturday the fans will have base ball, but it looks like nothing doing. UNITED BOYS' ' BRIGADE One of the Unique Organizations of the City. t Company A, United Boys Brigade of America, promises to be one of the most unique organizations in the city. J It is composed of the boys of St. .faui s episcopal enurcn and is rapidly growing in membership. There was a large attendance Monday night when the regular weekly drill was executed. Uniforms will " be ordered immediately, the cost of which will be defrayed by socials and entertainments given under the auspices of the boys. Impure blood runs you down makes you an easy victim for organic diseases. Burdock Blood Bitters purifies the blood cures the cause builds you up. PRISON CONFINEMENT TELLINGON HEALTH Cassie Chadwick, Frenzied Financier, Fails. IS STILL IN SICK WARD. Columbus, O., June IS Mrs. Chadwick. while still confint-d to the sick ward in the penitentiary is reported better this morning. She sntfprs k. ere oain from rheumatism .ind semt at) times. Prison confinement is mak-f ing inroads on her bcaltfe- I

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Z SUCCESSOR CHOSEN Men Named in Bribery Graft Prosecution Now Control Municipality. J. L. GALLAGHER IS MAYOR. DEPOSED EXECUTIVE REMAINS IN JAIL SWEEPING CHANGES ARE PROMISED BY THE REFORM INFLUENCES. San Francisco, June 18. Under orders of William H. Langdon, district attorney, the board of supervisors, last night adopted a resolution declaring Mayor Eugene Schmitz temporarily unable to perform his official duties and appointed Supervisor James L- Gallagher acting mayor. The latter says he will assume the mayorality at once and he denies that he has made arrangements with the district attorney or anyone to resign at demand, in order to make way for a reform mayor whose name is yet to be anounced. Deputy District Attorney Heney, Rudolph Spreckels and Mr. Langdon and their immediate associates in the bribery graft are by this move placed in actual control of the municipal situation. Contest is Expected. That they will be allowed to so re main without legal contest by the convicted mayor's attorney's is not expected. The first act of the reform mayor, if the prosecution's program is carried out will be to demand the resignation of practically the entire Schmitz administration, whose places will be filled with reform agents as fast as vacancies are created. Unless disturbed by courts, the new regime will endure until next January. Schmitz in Jail. Mayor Schmitz, convicted last week, of the crime of extortion, remains a prisoner in the city and county jail. The resolution declaring the mayor's chair vacant and appointing Supervisor Gallagher to fill it was adopted after a fight on the floor. It was voted for by twelve supervisors, each of whose confessions to bribe-taking is transcribed in grand jury records. As none of these has been indicted for bribe-taking the general opinion is that "they are to escape punishment if the j' continue to do the bidding of the district attorney and his prosecuting associates. Baby won't suffer five minutes with croup if you apply Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil at once. It acts like magic

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HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ANXIOUS TOGET WORK Places Employing Hands Have Many Applications. DO NOT WANT TO LOAF. This is the season of the year when manufacturers and shop owners of Richmond are besieged with multitudinous applications for positions in their establishments. , It is the season of the year when high school and college boys are all in search of work and a large per cent of Richmond's school boys are at work in the factories and stores. The hot blasts in the foundry smelting rooms have no terrors to those who want to work. Aching backs are also, secondary considerations. The majority of boys now out of school are at work. The wages in many cases are small but acceptable. "Doan's Ointment cured me of eczema that had annoyed me a long time. The cure was permanent." Hon. S. W. Matthews,' Commissioner Labor Statistics, Augusta, Me. BUSINESS CHANGES ARE COMING IN BUNCHES There Have Been Two in the Past Few Days. A number of business deals have been consummated in Richmond during the past few days, two of the prominent business houses of the city being affected. Paul Mount has been taken in half partner with his father, J. Will Mount, in the shoe business on Main street. Will Cunningham, who was formerly in the shoe business at the corner cf Seventh and Main streets, has returned to the city from his farm where he has been for the past few years, and has bought a half intere3tin the Lahrman shoe store, also on Main street. Invoicing at this store is now going on. Mr. Cunningham will reside on North Eleventh street. HE FIRED THE STICK. "I have fired the walking-stick I've carried over 40 years, on account of a sore that resisted every kind of treatment, until I tiled But-klen's Arnica Salve; that Las healed the sore and made me a happy man," writes John Garrett, of North Mills, N. C Guaranteed for Piles, Burns, etc., IT A. G. Luken & Co., druggists. 25c. WANT ADS BRING RESULTS.

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NO DIRECT EFFECT IN CAM OF STRIKE Local Telegraphers Do Not Belong to Union. LARGER CITIES INCLUDED. Although a- widespread telegraphers strike may soon be precipitated, ac cording to the announcement being given to the press at the present time, local employes of the commercial tele graph lines state that Richmond will not be affected directly, as local telegraphers are not members of the un ion. Telegraphers unions have their stronghold in the larger cities and but few cities of Richmond's size have centralized organizations. Of course Richmond would be affected Indirectly by transmission of messages Into the cities affected by the strike, if it is declared. It is thought locally that all the trouble will pass without a strike. MERRILL HOLDING OUT HOPE F0RWEST SIDE Thinks West Second Street Viaduct Coming. AGREEMENT IN PITTSBURG. In answer to a question of Councilman Mcilahan, President Merrill, oi the board of works, stated at council-

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AT RAPID RATE Bombs Exploding Continuously at Odessa and Many Have Been Killed. NEWSPAPERS THREATENED. ARRESTS OF SOCIALISTS ARE BEING MADE AND THE COUNTRY IS ON THE CRUST OF A GREAT VOLCANO. St Petersburg, June IS Disorder and terrorism aro steadily Increasing at Odessa. Bombs are exploding continuously and many have been killed. Newspapers have been ordered not to comment on dissolution of the douma or they would be seized. Arrests of socialists are being made. Tho country is on the crust of a great volcano meeting Monday evening that he expects the West Second street viaduc question will soon be a closed Incident. Mr. Merrill stated that he had been Informed by Superintendent JCeff of the Richmond division, that the agreement had been sent to the Pittsburg offices about a week ago and that he expected that It would be returned to bim approved In a short time. The birth rate of both England and Germany is decreasing. That of Ger many la at present thirty-four a thous and, while England's is twenty-eight a thousand. doesn't tell you to use Ayers Hair Stops falling hair. pnblisb tb form'alaa J. C. Ayer Co., Lowlf. Maaa. mum GREEN

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