Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 202, 4 September 1908 — Page 2

FAGE TWO.

XUE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUX-TELEGRAJi. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 190S.

ON WATER WAGON TQ BEAT DRUMS McGutherie Needed Money and Was Warned.

Affairs of the Sporting World

Jim McGutherie, a colored man, called at police headquarters this morning to solicit funds for a colored republican drum corps. As Judge ConTerse produced a quarter he looked threateningly , at Jim and remarked, "See that the money you have secured here is spent for drums instead of drinks. If you get pinched Jim, I

promise to put you somewhere where !

you will be kept until after the campaign is over." "I'm on do water wagon, Jedge.'-No danger of me missing de campaign" Jim hastily replied to the court's warning. -

LEFT THEIR CAMPS AND CAME TO WORK Clerk and Sheriff Loath to Leave Retreat.

Sheriff Meredith and County Clerk Penny reluctantly left their camp near Williamsburg this morning and came to the court house to perform their duties In connection with the criminal case being tried in the circuit court. This afternoon they again returned ifi amp. "Catching many fish out there?" was asked Meredith this morning. "Sure, shot 'leven squirrels yesterday." Clerk Penny states that he has a hard time sleeping at nights owing to the constant barking of the dbg fish In the creek, and has to arise with the sun to take his perch.

ACCUSE POPE UF ACCEPTING FUND Services of Beatification Are Suspended Temporarily.

Rome, Sept. 4. Charging that Pope Pius appropriated $5,000,000 of their property the Falconiert family has protested against his beatification and notice has been served on Cardinal Cretonl to suspend proceedings temporarily while action Is pending In court for recovery of the property.

New York, by taking two games from Boston yesterday, ' managed to maintain its lead. The Pirates grimly retained second place by again trouncing the Reds. Chicago continues to be within easy striking distance of the Ciants. Yesterday the Cubs won a double header from St. Louis. Marquard discredited the report that he was "all in" yesterday by letting the Columbus champs- down without a hit or a ru. A hostile crowd gave the Rube an ovation after his great performance. Indianapolis having won yesterday, the Star correspondent again figures that the Browns will win the pennant. Should Columbus defeat the Browns today he will view the situation from a different angle. The Cleveland club Is attracting the attention of the sporting world this Eeason. For the first time in its history, the Naps have made a consistent fight all season for the pennant. They have played game baseball, too, as

nearly all year the team has been bad

ly crippled. It is estimated that the three games recently played at Chicago between the Cubs and the Giants were witnessed by over 75,(XiO people. How would you like to own a champion ball team? Hal Chase, the star first baseman of the New York Americans, has informed his club that he is through with organized base ball forever. He states the management has circulated stories

detrimental to his character. Chase

will probably play with the Stockton, Cal., "outlaws."

The Weiss All Stars of Cleveland want a game with Manager Jessup's

independents. This outfit Is a novelty

as the pitcher is a young girl, Alta Weiss. Jim Bradley of the Cleveland team says she is "a remarkable little

player in skirts." Brandon, late of Kansas City, pitched for the Pirates yesterday, let

ting the Reds down with six hits and one run. The new Red recruit, Du-

buc, allowed Pittsburg only five hits, but he received miserable support.

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SUDDEN DEATH OF j FRAMKP. SARGENT Believed to Be Recovering When Life Passes Out.

Washington, Sept. 4. Frank P. Sargent, commissioner general of the

bureau of Immigration died at his home at 8 o'clock this morning as the result of a paralytic stroke a month ago, when he fell down stairs. Death was unexpected as it was believed he was recovering. He was fifty years old and born in Vermont, He formerly was a locomotive engineer and for seventeen years was chief of the brotherhood.

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BEEFSTEAK BAIT CAJCHES FISH Nothing Left After Sucker Struck Shore.

Chicago, Sept. 4. It Is reported that the arrangements for the absorption of the fish trust by the meat trust has been completed. A. Booth and " company were understood to control the fish market heretofore.

SALT LAKE CITY FORENCAMPMENT Grand Army Chose Western City as Mecca.

Toledo, O., Sept. 4. The Grand Army chose Salt Lake City for the next encampment

SAMPLES OF SUITS. A number of samples of gymnasium suits have been received from various athletic firms by Roy Horton, physical director of the Y. M. C. A. The Fults are after the latest patterns. The suit that will be used In the local Y. M.. C. A. will be chosen at the directors meeting this afternoon.

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BROKE BOTH ARMS. The slipping of a ladder while Russell, the nine year old son of Mr. and

Mrs. Harry Highley of West Third street, was climbing to the hay mow in j the livery barn of O. H. Little In West

Richmond resulted in his falling and breaking both arms just above the rrlst. ,

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