The Oregon daily journal., July 27, 1906, Image 11

..DAY L .C. JULY
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FOd PfllllLLiO
Giants Get Duty With the Visit
oft -and Annex ( An-
1 ' other Contest. '
PITCHER OUM DOES -
THE TRICK VERY WELL
' McCredU'i Men Land on the Great
,' .Rubs Vlckera Ul First Two Innings
"-and Found OutFpur Punt Story
v"; of tha Victory. . :"'
Pnrfl.M t sjaettle I.
Batteries Gum and McLean; Vlckera,
Oervln and Biaakeneblp.
There U no 4m talking about -It.
7 tntUi cin't tmt tM OUnl-It-a
Bubo Vlckere nret appearance during
the preeent serlea and hla preaenee wm
' the occasion for considerable lntereet
. among the fene, aa It Waa whispered in
. tha elrclea that ha Intended shutting out
the locale. But thara wii a ruae
awakening for tha only Rube, baoaaaa
tha "IirvlnclbleS" had on their batting
garmente and la tha eouraa of nve
Innings tha greet fcube .waa eompellad
: to seek cover la tha ' shades of tha
grandstand bench, alongalda of Ruaa
. Hall, hia warned-leeeed roanagar.
Portland wouldn't wott a mlnuta In
7 order to glvs Vlckera a chance, but want
':' at tha poor t wirier hammer and ahoval
and pounded out two stately tauieo,
'". McHala'a alngle, Bweenay'a triple and
Mitchell's high fir did thla trick.
In tha aeeond chapter McLean took a
liking for a atralght one and aent It In
are territory, water got on tnrougn
Mott'a delay. Jamaa MoHale aent both
men home .with .a triple.. Portland
1 cored, one more In the fourth and an
other In tha eighth, thue cinching the
!' game. . Gum waa twirling fine ball
until tha eixth. whan throe hita and
boot netted the aeeond tally for Seattle.
- Crrora and a aafe drive added two more
In the eeventh and two hita made the
fifth run In the ninth and that waa all
tha Slwaehea could mueter. Oum struck
out nine men. - McHals, Mcleen ana
Sweeney were the aluggere for Portland,
while Householder and Mott did the beat
tick work for the vlaltora. The story
aa the official eeorer recorded It: ;,
PORTLAND.
vv. .-...j ab. R. H. PO. A. I.
McHsls, er. e i I I a
Sweeney,' set ........ I a 1
-Mitchell. If. ......... 4'S
McCredle, rf. ........ 4i
Smith, Ib. S
i
Moore. 2b. ',......... I 0
Li
McLean; e. !, 1 1
Lister. lfcl,M'i J l i t
Oum, p. ............. 1 t r
e I
V,rt -Ma.' --v '"
J'L?
Totala
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AB.R, H. Pp. A, B.
Kane. 2b.
t i
Van Buren, ef.
ef. I ?i
rf::::!
iV
Biankenanip, e.
Householder.
Croll, lf.-lb.
Btrelb, lb, a
Jrt Ot t, lb. v.. ......... a
Vlckera, p. .. . f
Garvin, p, J , 0 ; 0 ; 1 , S
Packing-ham If. .... v ' 0 " 0
Totala ....... ..o a ia a a
. ,:, SCORB BT INNINGS. !
i.BCORH X 1MBIKU J"
l.,.:.:! l l
Portland
una
Seattle
Hita
SUMMART.
Struck out Br . Gum. by vlckera.
t;-b Garvin. I. Baaee on ball
rvin. a. - uaaaa on iiuia un
Gum, ' t. Two-baae hita Van Buren,
Sweeney, Croll. Houaeholder. Three
baae hita McHale, Sweeney. Double
play Mott to Kane, to Btrelb. Stolen
Laeea Llater, CrolL Hit by pitched
ball Iabell. Tlrat baae on arrore e-
Seattle. It. Inning pitched By Vlck
era. ; by Garvin, I. Hita Off V
are, f; olt Garvin. . Time of gan
One hour and St mtnutea. Umpl
Uodaon.
NORTHWEST LEAGUE.
At
n h e.
Butte.......! SSSSSSSS 1 1
Spokane . . .. 11 t 1 S
Batteriea .Bandelln and SwlnaeUa;
namueia, uan ana suese.
At XOf.miejav
11
Taaotna, . .v
.SSSS4SIS4 S
Graya Harbor ..SSSStSSl a t
Batteriea Hlgtinbotham and Sheai
v... . t r i .
wood Work. , :
Uearaal gaeeUl aerriea.l
Oakland. CaJ., July ITaimona pltoh
tng waa a puaala to tha Angels yeatar-
dar. Beore: ...,;,.,,''-'
San rranciaco'llio 4 J J ts'SZZg
Batteriea Nagle and Mangerla; 81ra
ana and WUeon. . Umpire Parrlne. - .
WtagawJI IVoat Out.
Jonul saeUI BrTlea.t '
Vreano, Cel., July 17 The. CommuU
era fall an Fltagerald in the ninth In.
nlnAT yeaterday and aoored four run and
a vtctory. - The aoore: . .-.
R. H. B.
Oakland SISSSOSS 44 t
Freano . . , . . . . . 1 1 1 0 4
Batteriea Graham and Biles; rtta
gerald and Hogan. Umpire Dunleary.
AUen A Lewis' Beat Brand..
RmFRicEmmsMmoEs
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Top
Qadlly Dal
SQCtnHStvti"
Daitlloxr! Dcn't V7c:t
Until It'o Tco Lctcl
ZZP your pody e'"!
" Most popls are vary nest
and clean In their outward
tppesrsnos, but how about '
.' , ftslnajife?
Ar jrou clean Inside? '
An4 If not, how can you fact the world
with plain thoughts, clear Intelligence,
S (sir, juat, bright mind and f et your full
share of capacity for work and enoy
went? , ' ,
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Neeleoi of sierclss, rich PTer-feedlng
and careleaaneas shout stools, often lesvs
ths delicate Internal mechanism In a
nasty meat. , '', i '
' The small Intestins Is compelled to ab
sorb the poison of decaying matter in
stead of wholesome nourishment. ; '
Ths Bver gets lnaotive; ths bile doesn't
' Vork off "( the eyes pi yellow; ths Skin
(els dead Uka putty and pals like dough,
disfigured with bolls, pimples, black
"beads and Urer-epola. - j
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; There's only one solution to the prob
, lam: Keep clean Inside aD the time. '
That's ths answer. . .- --
If you can not diet, or keep your
mechanism going by proper exercise,
take Casoarsta. the gwoet, fragrant,
harm less little vegetable tablets, that
"act like exercise" on your bowels.
!' A Csscaref every night before going
to bed will "work while you sleep" and
maks you "feel fine In tfjj morning."
Take a Caaoaret jslght and morning
and break up the "constipated habit"
without acquiring A "cathsrtlo habit
" Csaearsts ars sold by all druggists, .
: lOo, 2So,and fiOo. Ths tOo sire trial
box la a neat fit for ths vest pocket or
lady's purse. ., ' , ) ' . r;
13s sure to get ths genuine with (he
i "long-tailed C" on ths box and ths let
, tors "CCC" on each tablet, They ars
never sold to bulk. , ' ajs
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS ;
. IN TENNIS TOURNEY
Mra. 'William MacMaater wiU act aa
hoateee today at the tennle tourney.
Mra. MaeMaeter will be aaalated by
Mlae Carolyn Burnt, Misa Wood, Mtaa
Rhod railing and "Mlae Morrlaon. . The
daya schedule follows: . .
19 a. ro. Misa sootn vs. miss rod
erteon. court 1; Mlaa Joaephl vs. Mlaa
Leadbetter, conaolatlon, court S; Ander
son va. Dole, conaolatlon. court 4; L.
Wlekeraham v a.- Webb, - eon eolation,
eourt a. ,r. -
. 10:10 a. m. ooea va. Agar, eourt U
11 a. m. Bellinger va. Kenton, court
1; MeAlptn va. Sawyer, 'conaolatlon,
eourt S. : - . -
S p. m. Mra. Judge and Mlaa Booth
va, Miaa L. Weldler and Mlae Morrlaon,
eourt 1; Goaa and Lewla ve. MoAlpln
and Agar, 'eourt t. -.
4 p: m: Mlae weldler and Ooas va.
Mies Reitslw and Wilder, court lr Miss
Robertaon and Wlekeraham va. Mlaa
Booth and Agar, eourt a. . .
S p. m. Winner of Anderaon.Dole
matoh va. winner of I Wlekeraham
Webb, oonaolatlon. eourt 4i winner of
MoAlpln-Sawyer va. Shivers, consolation.
eourt 1. - -. .'' ... ... ,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
" " .'-.' Won. Lost.
Chicago . . ..,,.,....( 18 '
Plttaburg . . ,,.(( V; It
New york . . ......14y-S
Philadelphia, . . .......41 45
Cincinnati ........ .tl it
Brooklyn . ........ ,.S4 ' 1
St. Louis . ..II ' M
Boaton . ' .,.,,......t0' ST
. " ' At Brooklyn. :( ' '
Tt h m
St Loula . T t t
Brooaivn . 4 T
uatteriea-KnoaaaanaaraaTTpaafo-
nui ana ttiner. , . .
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At PhHadaIphU.
R. H. E.
Plttsbura . ....7 7 0
Philadelphia.. .......... i ..... SI
Batteriea WlUla and Glbaon; Sparks,
vonovan ana uooin. .... .
R. H. E.
Chicago i. ......... S .1
Boaton.. .........t S 7
. Batterlee Taylor and Kllng; Pfelffer
ana umu,
At Blew Tern.
R.H. B.
Cincinnati . , ................. .1 5 S
iNew iora . .1 if 4
Batterlee Praaer and Llvlnaraton:
Taylor and Bre.na.tian. Umpires Enie
Ua and Johnstone.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Won.
LoaL
21
It "
IS
li
67
PC.
.461
j.n
.401
.tS
.810
Portland . ..85 '
San Franctaco 54
Loe Anarelea ......... .44
Seattle . . ............ .It
Oakland . . 15 '
Fresno . . ...15
Flahlng la good down the river. Two
men fished there for eta hours yester
day. ' .'.'.'
TTveO
P.C.
.S7I
.417
.411
.,. .47T
.441
.400
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mM CLOSE
Today's Matchss Will Crinz
Schsduls Up to ths Cham- '
plonship Finals. , -
COSS PROVES TO BE 'w -..
. CONSISTENT PLAYER
From Form Displayed ; In Matches
Playsd Hs WU1 Surely Carry Off
thb Final HonoraMiss Booth and
Miss Robertson Doing Finely. 1 . ,
,. The matches acheduled for .today will
nearly finish the tournament for the
Oregon etate championahlpa, Play waa
oompleted yesterday to the finale In the
men's doubles,' the ladlea- alnglee and
In the upper half of the ladles' icahli
alao to the aeml-ftnala in the remaining
events. The star of the tournament has
proved to be Walter- Au Goaa, who has
for years been recognised ee the local
champion. Goaa la contesting In three
of tha five avanta and remains yet un'
beaten. He haa reached the aenjl-flnala
In tha men'e alngle end the . mixed
doublea and the- finale In the men's
doubles. There Is little doubt that he
will win la ell. three of these e rente:
Goes and Lewis faced-McAlpin -and
Agar at S o'clock this ' afternoon for
tha five-aet final matoh. Unleaa there
la a surprlalng reversal of form the
former team will win. In order to cap
ture the coveted cup, however, Goaa and
Lewla muat overcome the present
doublee champions, Bellinger end
Wlokeraham. The match will be pulled
off' tomorrow and will be oae of the
events of the tournament -
Those Who Qualified.
" The reeult of yeeterdey-e play In the
men's elpgles waa that Agar, Goaa,
Bellinger and Kenton qualified for the
seml-flnala. AgaV meeta Goaa ' and
Bellinger pleye Fenton. according to to
day's achedule. - The flrat named in
each match la picked to win. A gar" a
conatant play of the paat few days has
taken the anap out of him and he will
probably be too Blow for -the local
crack. 'Bellinger may have a hard time
dlepoalng of Fenton. In fact the match
ahould be very eloee. renton put out
R. Wilder on Tuesday and beat I. Rohr
eaaily yeatarday.. Bellinger will have
to be at hie bee to defeat htafc--The
flnala la thla event, wilt be. played to
morrow. ' !' '
By yeaterdars play Mlae Booth and
Miaa Robertaon qualified for the finals
In the ladles' singles. Both are clever
players. The " winner . will meet the
present champion, Mlae Heltahu. on the
Multnomah elub eourte tomorrow.
Two of the closest matches of yeiter
dsy were played In the men's doublee.
The eemi-f lnal match between 8 hi vera
and Veneaa agalnat Agar and McAlpin
waa a peculiar one ee well aa close.
AH four men ere distinctly- bsck-oourt
players and the .rallies ware long as
well aa often of a ding-dong sort, Tha
former team looked a winner for awhtle
but were finally bested In a flva-aet
battle, 'v. - -
. A COevea Oomtee.
Tha round between Goaa and Lewla
fegalnat Rohr and Benham waa, en tna
other hand, a contest of net cleverness.
Lobe and smashes constituted the chief
strokes of the gams. The prettiest aet
wae the aeeond. which waa won by Rohr
and Benham by olever play, and good
team work. Goaa brllllanoy waa too
much for them In the ether two seta
He was wall backed by hla partner, too,
and tha match went to the older players.
Interest la the slnglee round between
Goaa and Wlekeraham, which waa played
during the morning, waa eonalderanie.
Wlekeraham la known as -a vary ohtfty
clever and It waa thought that he might
glve-the ehampton-a-cteae-game-.- The
latter took the match, however, m raiser
easy etyle. Summary of eventa
Men's gdaflee.'
Agar beet Andrewe, t I, S 1; Goaa
beat Wlekeraham. S, S 4: Bellinger
beat Letter, 40, I tl Fenton beat
Rohr. S I. S S; Sawyer beat Wilder.
conaolatlon. S I. 4 I: Shivers beat
beat Leadbetter,- consolation.
t 4 1 Dole beat Glummer, ennsnlstlon,
i , a.
lVadlee Slntrlee.
Misa Booth beat Mlaa Smith
I ; Mlaa Robertaon beat Miaa Weldler,
4 4, S 4; Miss Leadbetter beat Miaa
Frohman, consolation, 4 4, S ; Miss
Koehler beat Mrs. Judge, consolation.
4 1, --., s I.
'Men's Bonblee.
Goae and Lewla beet Rohr and Ben
ham, 4 I, 4 S, 6 1 ; Goss and Lewie
beat Glfford and Webb, 10. 41, t 1:
Agar and McAlpin beat Shivers and
Veness, 4 1. I S. 44, t , 4 0,
- - : r Mixed Senblea.
Mlae Robertaon and Wlekeraham beat
Mra Raley and MoAlpln. ' 4 0, 44;
Miss Booth and Agar beat Mlaa Weldler
and F.' Wilder, 6 1, 41: Miss Weldler
snd Goss beat Mlse Morrison and
Bell!nger,8 t.' Tt. "
SPORTING GOSSIP.
Laat ' night's promenade at the Mult
nomah club was a brilliant affair. Those
responsible for tha plana are to be
congratulated upon. tha novelty of the
echeme, and the auoceeeful carrying
out of tha same. - The clubhouse waa
decorated In the colore of. Multnomah
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IF IT FITS
Mission Shoe
"And They Wear
ed the ecene v m one of axtralne pret
llneaa.
The athletlo field wae lighted by
countless Chinee - lanterns, : and when
the huge bonfire waa at Its height, the
' effect wae . dassling. Parsons' full or
eheatre waa etatloned on the veranda
and discoursed appropriate muete. Dur
Ins tha evening nearly. s thousand
gueets enjoyed the entertainment,
. a e . V; .
The Seattle ball team bad better seek
admittance to the, local amateur league.
The Slwashee era too slow for the faat
and festive Giants. ' ' -- .' '
- e e "r ( ..
t- Victor M. place haa been ehoeen as
coach of the University of Waahlngton
football eleven. Place la a Dartmouth
college man. - . .. ,
" . a a. .-
The Riverside, Driving. elub members
will meet thla ayening la the office of
the Rural Spirit - ' :
' . ' -.'' '
It will be ef Interest to football en
thustasts to know that such well-known
play a aa the "right wing ah! ft" tha
"aero . slggler" and the "dingbats do"
will be barred by the revised rules this
season. . .-. - , ;
- e ; e , ' ; - . ,
' Mike Ward, 4he famoua Samta fighter,
haa announced bis retirement from the
ring. Mike le probably getting ready
to challenge eomebody.
- - . e e :'. '
- John D. Rockefeller le eald ,t0 be
making a collection of foaalla John
ought to get In 'Communication with
Ruaa Hall, manager of the Seattle baae
bai team, .. ,- .,-,..-
. e e , S ,
A discovery baa Just been made at
La Bsle, Illinois. Through an .unfor
tunate aceldent it baa been learned that
boxing la an Illegal eport In lUlnota. '.
. ' a e . i "
Major MoKlnley and Edge wood Quean,
owned In Seattle, and two or the moat
valuable bull terrlere on the coast, both
hfLV-ln w wntt a. nnmh,, nhh... kiu
on tha bench, were poisoned In the yard
oi meir maaier, j. r nirnenwain, during
hla brief abaenoe from home at West
Beattla on Hundav. M mnA uM -
enweln returned from a trip to Seattle
eany in me evening lo and Kndgewood
Queen In the throee of the poisoning,
and they wltneeeed her death hair an
hour later. Major McKinley wae taken
111 ehortly afterward and died before
morning. . . .
.. .. ;.t - iava ' .'-' . .
When we read of John L. Sullivan's
prime condition, after what he'e been
though, we're Inclined to give bin the
enduranoe prise. -
, e e
Jimmy Britt announce that he haa
returned to . San Francisco to aettle
down. There aeeme to be no end of mis
fortune to that atrleken city. -
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A Seattle Wail "Umpire Hod son la
going to have his troublea In Portland,
The Portland team la Inclined toward
rowdyism, anyway, and MoCredle makes
absolutely m effort to keep a check on
hie men. At home they tide rough ehod
ever the umplrea and the crowd encour
agea them. Portland le getting to be
as bad aa a coal mining town In tte
treatment of umplrea. If that official
does not hand the home team .ha hot
ter of everything the gang on the
bleacher cornea pouring out onto the
field and arguea things. Slnoe the Fort
land team aneourama thla A l .nl w
about the only chance -an umpire hee
uown on me wiuameiie is io give the
noms- xesim veryxning Close and then
run tv the eluhhrniaa . ITnuin
up here that he did . not have nerve
noon u siana wut agminar any aem
enetratlen.1 . ;.t - - r -r
- AMERICAN LEAGUE. "
' . Won. LoatT P.C.
Philadelphia 61 II . .lis
New York . ,i
Cleveland ....41 , 14 .III
Detroit.,... 4S 49 .$!
Wmcago . uumuMMlt 41 .421
Bt. Louie . .40 -4S -.411
waaningion . . ........II . so .190
Boston IS ' ,7
AS-aeSrotS, '
:- ': . .; R.H. B.
Detroit , , , t i
Boston . . ...4 S
""Batterlee villain and Warner: Toung
ana jretereon.
.j..u..... it ffleeelaid ' ' '
Cleveland . . II II
Waahina-ton 4 II
Batteriea Heaa and Ruelowt Hughes,
Kltaon and Heyoon.
Cafe and Music Hall
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MONDAY, JULY 30
ALL STAR E3IL.L
Prof. Hunt's -
Dog. and Monkey Circus
Wonderful Trained Anlmala, . In
troduclng New Tricks and
) - Novelties. t
The Great MEMS
1 THE HUMAN FURNACE. .,'
Is He Man or DevUT
CHIRLIHCIONE
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llatinee Sonday 2 to' 5 P. U.
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aumalda street, - ,
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HOLLAND MAY BE
Queen's Latest Sorrow Reveals
.That Dutch Are Not Attached
; ( ; to Monarchy.
FEAR BEING SWALLOWED .
. IN GERMANY'S EMPIRE
It Is Proposed to Chang ths Con
stltutioo by Inssrtinf Provision
That' tha People . Shall ; Chooes
Their Own Rulsr. - -
(Jearaal Soeclal Bervlee.l
The Hague, July 27. Dlacusalon of
Quean Wllhalmlnas latest sorrow
veala the faot that tha Dutch are more
attached to the House of Orange than
tney are to the general Idea, of mon
arotay. If the queen dlee without leav
ing an heir it le uncertain whether the
people ..will atick to the old form of
government. A- strange German prince,
unacouatomed to the waya of tha Dutch,
would be unacouatomed to the lowland
ere, and even IX tha peace-loving Hol
landere permitted him to become king
hla position would be moat dlaagreeable.
The Dutch will avoid the possibility
of being , awellowed by Germany, an
event not unlikely If- a German prince
le made king. It la proposed to change
the constitution by Inserting a pro
vision that the people ehall choose their
own ruler, In which event Emma,
mother of Queen WUhelmlna, ; might
again become Queen.
- - M Ohaaee for Xemry.
Whatever hapDene. Prince Henry.
Queen Wllhelmlna's consort, will never
become king.- - .
The flret-elalmant for the Holland
auccesslon Is Grand Duke William Ern
est ef Baxe-Welmar, but the king of
Holland can wear. In addition to "hla
own crown, only that of Luxembourg,
It would be neceaaary for the young
duke, who le a widower and without an
heir, to abdicate the throne of his nstlvs
land, which he le altogether unlikely to
do. ' ' , .
The next In line IS' Prince Albert of
Prussia, grand uncle of the kaleer. The
third claimant la the hereditary Prince
of Wled, who la considered aa having the
beat prospect of success. - .
'. While the succession of a German
prince to the throne will' not necessarily
reduce- Holland to tha atatua of a Ger
man dependency. It would .Inevitably ce
ment the political bonda with the fath
erland, which It is well known that thla
country la anxious to bring about. Ef
forts to draw Holland Into a postal and
customs union are constantly afoot, and
reoently have . been more active than
ever, notwithstanding ample Indications
that the Dutch have little enthuelaam
for the "iron embrace" ef their power
ful mltltaryend naval neighbor.
It le underatood In well-Informed elr
clea In Berlin that. In eaae the Orange
dynasty vanlahee with . the death of
Queen WUhelmlna, "the Dutch - would
follow the example of Norway and de
cide the future form and head of their
government by means ef the referen
dum, with strong chances in favor of a
c. p. Msro
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CONSTANTINE DECLARES
HE IS THE, WRONG MAN
(Jearnal Spedel Servlre.)
Poughkeepsle, N. T.. July IT. The
man who. waa Identified aa Frank J.
Conatantlne and accused, of Jhe murder
of Mra Loutne H. Gentry In Chicago, on
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ava.vxij.ai
(arrre- foot -racer ot Germany and Hot.
17, ISOli
Inlna ot eight weeks
Lake City In April
il'a Snow Liniment to
"Uurlna my tralnl
fu aaa at Rait
ist,,'I used Baiiaru a Know liniment to
ly greatest saurraciion. Tlterefore,
hlehly reeommend Snow I.lnlment to
SU who era - troubled with spralna,
rulaea or rheumatism." 15o, t4o and
.09. - nolo ry woomrd, crrarxe co.-
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sizes up to 42.
last
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January S, declaree that he le rrlts. a
brother of the man wanted In Chicago,
and that he waa at work as a streetoar
conductor on the day of the munlar,
Conatantlne aald that- he worked eon.
tlnuoualy aa a atreetoar eondurtor K
New Tork from December II to January
21. when, he waa dismissed, having ha (
accidenta while on duty.
hanging prevented '
. ,; by insanity do:: :
I lllrmlnaham. Ala.r July IT. Juf
Samuel Weaver, of the Jefferaco cow
criminal court, at a lata hoar last n
granted a writ of hebeae e-ua it
half of John Wllllema. H in!
been hanged in Cui.mea In .
Tha writ, made returnable
ing, seta forth, that John V
Insane) that ha became Ins
hie convlctloa. and orders that t
order a proper trial lo pass t
mentsl condition, and direct ''
sent te the Insane wr. lua si L
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