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New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
HUGUENOT Y. c. REGATTA,
Nystral and Nike Come Together
and Former Loses Mast.

The eleventh annual regatta of the Huguenot
Yacht Club was sailed yesterday. The wind was
northeast and strong. Twenty eight yachts
started but only twenty-five finished.
The raceabout Mystral. owned by Commodore
A. c. Bostwick, of the Larchmont Yacht Club
and the 33-foot sloop Nike, owned by Victor l.
Cumnock of the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht
Club, came together, with the result that the
Mystrals mast was broken in two places and
the rigging completely wrecked The Nike was
uninjured.
The start at II: 10. The course was trian-
gular' the largest boats going twice around a
seven and half mile triangle, the intermediate
three times around three and three-ouarters
mile triangle and the smallest twice around a
three and three-quarters mile triangle. The
Hrse les was = hard thrash to windward, the
second an easy reach, with boomS on the star
poeru, ana the third leg broad reach with
pooIns 10 port The summaries:
sLooFS - 33-FOOTERs s START 1o.,o r-or-per, -
MILES
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

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New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

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New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

FIRST (seven furongs)-won by omesloa
81 Ckoernerl IS to 8; Cevina, sS (schade> 2 to l.
second Gold Ball, 100 fWiIliams tot third
ri Time, l'S4S. Msrces Chief Bush, Judge sauHey.
convict Grande Nitesse Conclave BIaedictiou ran
ssSSoohd race (seTen fqrlonsslWon by Ravnia IS
second; Bravery 81 (RadtSel. TO / third Time
LA =. Trixie White. Matte H.. April Shower, Mint
Bed and Glfain
o Third race ave furlongsl-Won by Sister Frances,
lu9 (MoTTison). to /: Osee, 100 (WIlliams) to l.
second Hoi pollo 9S WILSON,. 10 TO third Time.
l;06S Chief Hayes, Excitement. Neodesha. Trenola.
Agnole. Topsy Robinson ard Jacks Queen
Fourth race zone mile)-Won by Leaf 81
Cltadtke), to 10; Intense. q. Hclsl, 8 to /.
seoondi Scotch Thistle, e6 (Robinson), / third.
Time. 1i43s5. King Ellsworth
Fifth race Owe and one-half furlongsl-Won by
Queen Caroline 81 (Robinsonl. 20 to /; Maeable. i05
(Toomsn), 12 to l. japanese Maid, 1O2 CWill-
isms), to /. third Time f:144. Doc Thompson,
Gary. Dr. Keith TeastmasteT, Port Worth. St Celumb
and Farview ran.
Sixth race (mile and quarter)-Won by Foreigner.
se CRsdtke), TO !: Fonsoluca, 100 (Robnsonl.
to :, second Dungsnnon p3 Morris), Z to . third.
Time. 716lA. Danube The Mepsenger. c4aie IIsnlen.
HelgeTsen and ran.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
sTATEN IsI.AN.Tl -
FOR ASSOCIATION HONuBs
West Indians Beat Paterson BY Twentv.au
Runs at the Parade Grounds

Considerable enthusiasm was displayed yeS,s-s,v
at the meeting OF the West Indian aad Pasar.,,
clubs at Prospect Park, in an association ci,-,.
pionshlp match The former non handiy 5y
runs.
J. Harvey, With well played innings OF .. mas.
top score for the winning side while doubles vs-,
also scored BY +. Kinds. r. : Alexander ana
Grfr1th- In bowling ) Alleyue captured TTrs.
WicketS Tor lS runs and T. Kinds two for %
FOR paterson W DOdds and RI. Smith did -s,
pest batting. The latter also ooW led well M
record being three for o The scovc.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
HOLLYWOOD GOLF CLUB SCORES.

GBY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNEl
Long Branch. N j., Aug. 19-The qualifying
rounds for the green's committee cup Of the Holly
wood Golf Club played TODAY Eight
returned the following net scores: P F. Bruner
49, j. c. Phillips. 81, and F. Z. Henderson J. C.
Levy, ]. ODonohue, Alfred Nathan L RIerens
berg and c. J. Allstrom, So ach. Finals and Semi
finals will be played Tomorrow. -I
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

his pull in the weights had no difficulty in beat
ing the Colt gelding and won he pleased.
1t found when Jim Newman returned to
the stand that he had bled In tha course OF the
and badly choked up Ray pulled
him TO Il hand gallop when he found he had
exhibition of fast. clean fencing, and was the
only one of the three that did not blunder at
some of the obstacles.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
TWO ASSOCIATION MATCHES.

At Newark two association games were brought
of between Newark and o. N 7. and Essex County
and the Thistles
In the first game Newark defeated O. " T. by
Is runs. Bates bowled we'll for Newark and sue
ceeded In performing the bat trick" while Holden
took four wickets for runs for o y II The totals
We're; Newark Cricket Club, 81 o n T. 80
the game between Essex County and the Thstles
Wiis Won by the former by - runs. T. Gilbert with
-. - iot OUT ald best work for the victors The
SIicket Club "a '' 80 A"1''iSs
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
ST LOUIS. !: PHILADELPHIA. o

ST. Louis, Aug. 19-HoweIl. OF ST. Louis. won
ten inning battle to-day from Coakley by score
of L 0. The winning in the tenth
inning single by Jones, Gleason's double and
q long fly to Hartsel by Howell The score:
r II. z.
ST Louis ..---...-..-O Ii 2
Philadelphia .--.--.-.0 0 o o 90 1
Batteries-Howel and Sugden; CoakIey Schreck.
Cnlpire-Eiurst Attendance-5.2Oo.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
COLE AT VAN coRrLANpr.

Semi-fnal rounds were played yesterday in the
August handicap OF the New-York Golf Club at
Van Cortlandt Park. The results were:
Class -Gaines beat Pepper ty up CA holes; Gilman
I1nany beat Taylor by and 1 play; Bell beat
Creesy by up and TO play Deshon beat Harris by /
Glass B-Wasten beat Wheaton by UP (se holes): Oar
Hstn Ii on peat 1toPs by up and to play: Gahan beat
Class C-Hiebs beat Baker by up / to play
Young beat leslie by 1 up: StemIner Thomas by
up and to play; Rosenfed beat Tousey by up
The final rounds will be played next Saturday
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
Gross. Han.licnn ~.
EASY WIN FOR mANHArTAns.

An easy victory was gained by the Manhattan
Club at Prospect Park where they had as oppo-
nents the Yonkers team which tbe,, aoraa+l -
g runs. W. Adam and \. Cleaver bowIed ven fo-
the Nctois, the former taking I wickets for II
runs, and the latter 6 for -. A. Cgeaver win IS
mace ihe top score OF the game for the Manhaf-
a Smedley and A. * Gray. - i' nay
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Haven-New-Have 2: New-London, Clrst
sanle( New Haven 2; New-L>ondon. (second game.
Bridgeport, !; MeTtden. D second camel.
At Holyoke-Holyoke. z: Norwich. s FIRST game;
Holyoke. B; Norwich. 3 (second game.
At Springfield Springfield. 8; Hartford thrst sane;
Springfield. 8; Hartford. Second game).
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
BOSTON. s: CINCINNATI. I

Boston Aug. 1s-Overall easy to-day Boston
batting safely IN all but one inning. while Eraza
was an enigma. holding the visitors down IN for-
nrst inning. The score: II 'iie
Boston n . a R. II. e
cincinnati .-.-.--.-..1 o o o %
ID eIies5 raser and Moran Overall and schlst ~
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
NEW-ENGLANp LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Haverhill-New- Bedford. 8: Haverhin first
sanle); Haverhin. a: New-Bedford (second camel
AT Lynn-Fau River z; Lynn, yrrst gare); Fan
River, !; Lynn. o (second garne).
At TauntOn-Nashua, s; Taunton farx, z.-,s,.
Nashua, ~ Taunton (second game) 1'
At Lawrence-COncord, Q; LaTrence
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
BROOKLYNS BEAT PITTSBURGS.
Superbas Defeat Pirates in a Well Played
Game at Washington Park.

yesterday Brooklyn defeated the Pirates by a
score of to ,. Batch the star of the game.
making two-bagger and triple. 1t was the last
appearance of the Ptttsburgs in Brooklyn this sea-
son. A good crowd watched the game. The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
MJnTASD
TRIPLE TIE IN APAwAMls GOLF

There tie in the sweepstakes at the Apa-
wants Golf Club yesterday with three principals.
Gross. Heap. Net.
-: A sherman ~ s.
The initiation of T. s. Keller an old Westchester
Golf Club player. took place in the sweepstakes in
which he scored 70, 6, 80.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
PATERSON
BROOKLYN ZINGARI WIN
Beat Kings County by Five Runs in Match
at Prospect Park

At Prospect Park the league CHAMPIONSHIPS match
played between Kings County and the BROOKLYN
Zingari resulted in interesting contest which
the Brooklyns by the narrow margin OF
runs
This was due chiefly to the good work A. n.
Dat or g A Worm and A Brown. who were the
only players to make stand against The opposing
retired with 2S.
For Kings County H. c. Smart and E. B. Rsscs
met with the most success. C. A Worm captursd
wickets for 80 runs. J. D. MacIenuan took for
II, and n Curtis for Il for Kings County Ire
score:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
KINGS COUNTY ST. GEORGE BEATEN.

The Kings County st. George team had as oppo-
nents the Spartan Cricket Club. The latter won
easily by SO runs, with wickets to spare. G.
Nicholson and E. Odlum ali piayed Wei for m n,
Spartans, while Fl. J. Williams proved the only
double figure scorer for Kings County
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

dwScease hitrBaeh Three-base hits-CIarke Batch
wagner. Lumley. Double pays-HaI. Lewis and Malay:
MALAY Lewis and Gessier; Rtchey and Howard; Wagner
and Howard. First base balls-Of Jones ; off
Hinebrand First base errors-Pitsburg g. Brook
yn l. Struck outBy Jones .; by Hillebrand. ed
6all-Bergen. Wild pitch-Jones. Time of game. ~.
Cmptre-Johnstone. Attendance, 1900
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Rochester-Newark. S; Rochester. Chrst sane);
Newark 3. Rochester o tsecond game).
At Toronto-Toronto I; Jersey City Called.
At Observation-Disclosures, Q: Montreal, O.
At BuIalo-BaItin1ors q Buffalo (hrst xarns}; Bal
tinore. 9; Buffalo, Second camel
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Albany-Albany. 2; WiIkesbarre O
At Cuca-Utica, q Syracuse .
At Troy-Scranton o; Troy o.
At Gloversville-A. J. & G., {; BiuEhau,tcr 4
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
PLAY FOR CUP AT PIAINFIEIo.

tBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I
Plainheld, y. j.. Aug. 19-There was A njds,,ro
mer quiet at the Plainfeld Country Club to-day
The only play was the weekly competition for the
golf committee cup. e. a Cruikshank vo, S.,
honors with net score OF TO- while G. W Abho3t
ana H. ID. Hibhard finished second and third -Ths
leading scores follows. N. 4Ie
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
SARATOGA WINS POLO CUPS.

Saratoga. n. 7, Aug. 1s.-The Saratoga Polo
Clubs annual tournament closed this afternoon
when Saratoga defeated Albany by Il 10 7s4 and
won the Hitchcock Challenge Cup and the indi-
vidual cups.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

First base on errorsN New-York l. Chicago l. Left
6ases-Ee"-Yorl A. Chicago. g First base on ballsoR
Wiltse D. off RUelbach. f. Struck OUt-Bv Witse :; by
RuelbaGh, 3. Three base ht-Schulte Two base hits
Donlin. Tinker Sacrifice hts-Slagle King bases
slagle. Chance, Hoffman. Double pIays-Casey and
Chance Chance and Casey. Hit by ptcher-By RuebaCh
Passed bals-Bowerr an, king Unpire-O Day. Time
OF game. 1855. Attendance 20 GOO
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
LONG ISLAND TEAM GOLF.

In the series for the Long Island Golf Associa-
ton championship yesterday the Midland Golf Club
team won its second victory from the Freeport
Golf Club at Freeport The scores
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
REDLEAF WINS LAToNiA FEATURE.

Cincinnati. Aug. 19-Redleaf the odds on ia
vorite, easily won the handicap, the feature event
at LAtonia to-day. Redleaf was never headed.
TWO favorites won. The summaries;
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
PHILADELPHIA 7. ST LOFTS .

Philadelphia Aug. 1s-By timely hitting the local
club succeeded to-day in defeating St. Louis. Tbs
Pnllacelphis .......-.s o o o o e
0C LOUIS ..-..-..-...1 % 10 .
Batteries-McFarand and Grady. Sparks ana r1,,,,
CHPHes-Ernsle and Klein Attsndance-6 100
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
ON MARINE AND FIELD LINKS.

Score play was IN order at the Marine and Field
Club links yesterday to qualify for the cup pre-
sented by Harry Livingston. The pest eight cards
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Nc7c- York Beats Chicago an Fast
Ten Inning Games.
GAMES TO-DAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
N-v-York a Chicago. philadelphia a, u Ao~'s-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
.,,rnrc.AN 1rAGrE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
~ vi, 4. C-htcaro 2 ST Louis 1; Philadelphia
T'a".,s1d W washington Detroit vs. Boston Gsin)
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Chicago. Aug 1s-By opportune hitting in the
tenth inning New-York to-day defeated Chicago.
A to . The pitching OF Smith, Chesbro and New
ton was good The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
WEEKLY HANDICAP AT FOX HILLS.

In the regular weekly handicap at Fox Hills
yesterday {. w. Sparks led the Class A division
with 70 net The scores:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
automobiles.

automobiles.
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New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
N4TIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago Colts Beat Giants an
Ragged Fielding Game.
GAMES TO-DAY.
EATIONAL LEAGUE.
No games scheduled.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
hicago s: Nov York = Boston o. lGclInaI T. .
roolgiyn 3; Pittsburg . Philadelphia. a. 81 Louis
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

Nevr-Yorl ................1 o o 2-t
Hits-OH Newton. . In seven innings; of ChesoTo. l
in three innings. bases-ChicsgO. 8; New-fork.
:; Two base hits-Davis Williams o. Tanneniu hdoer-
field hit-Fultz Stolen base-Davs- Double
Donohue and Davis; Chesbro Eberfeld
and Chase. Struck out-By Smith, z; by CHESHIRE ?.
on baIs-OG Newton, 3: or Smith - Time 2+i3-
Cmpre-CJnnolIy. Attendance. Il. .TO9.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
CLASS A

In the semi-tinal for the j. ]. O'Donohue Gun
J. A. Janin (0) beat A H. Thomas o. up and
70 play p. Z. T. Allen beat A L. Lambert by de-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
EMPIRE CITF M4TTNEE.
Star Pugh PAGES IN 2I2 1-2 and
Beats Out Cascade.

Defeating E. ]. La Places fast horse Cascade
a close finish. c. s. Rice's chestnut gelding StS
Pugh yesterday lowered the seasons best pacias
the competition for the championship cup. Tas
time was 2I215
The surprise OF the day a. the weekly mee'Hs
OF the New-York Driving Club the defeat y
Princess Pique, the game black mare that " -
the championship for trOttsrs last season =.
has trained or Of late and was beaten yesteraas
by jolly Bachelor in 2.f6ls and 2ola
Andrew CrawfOrd'S bay mare SeltrE mines -
nsr last week In the race for trotters OF Gas
won again yesterday in the race Tor hotssssx
Glass b defeating Arthur Lapes Dan In,,ssr
closely contested heats. She leads az 80
trOtters In the seasons CouHpe titiou FOR ne -
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

YaIagaI showed plenty Of speed and ganely
Ex ca % much pett9
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-09-13
LOCAL ITEMA

Fewer gallons; wears longer;
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-09-13
PERSONALS.

B. K. Michael, of Baltimore, is
in the city representing a garden
seed establishment.
w. B. Pegram left this morning
to join his family, who left a few
days ago. Mr.. Pegram will visit
relatives in Rhode Island.
+. L. Caldwell, the popular
young hardware salesman of Cor
pus Christi, arrived in Brownsville
today from a several days trip up
the river. He reports dry weather,
but says things are moving nicely
up that way.
Frank Champion returned yes
terday afternoon from a several
days visit to Kentucky, where he
carried bevy of boys and girls,
who will attend school in that state.
He reports a very pleasant trip,
but of course is glad to get back to
Texas and Brownsville.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-09-13

water was pure, but aeriation, Of
air, was needed. This IS caused
by the eistern being too closely
covered, and short exposure tc
the air after being taken from the
cistern, renders it perfectly sweet
and free from any bad odor. II
is hoped this will dispel any anxiety
that may exist with regard to the
water being unhealthy, as DR.. Lay
ton says it is harmless.
THE HERALD learns the body of
John Savage, the young man who
was drowned in the Rio Grande
yesterday afternoon, near Hidalgo,
has just been found, three miles
below where has was drowned.
Funeral will take place tomorrow
morning.
In conversation today with Judge
]. c. Beasley, of Beeville, the gen.
tleman says there is a great deal of
activity in real estate in his county.
Land that sold for almost nothing
a few years ago, are now worth
from s. to SIS per acre, and the
demandNis steady. Several large
tracts have been disposed of and
are being cut up into small farms.
Bee is one of the best counties in
Texas, and THE HER
AID is glad to note its property.
A good cotton crop has been raised
there, and for the first time in sew
eraI years the boil weevil has not
materially damaged the crop. Mr..
Beasley says the demand for land
is not altogether cn account of
special superiority of the soil in
his county, but from the fact the
trend of immigration is southwark,
other sections being more or less
fully inhabited. This fact alone
for southwest Texas a
full quota of immigration within
The next few years.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-09-13
RUNNING OUT GAMBLERS.
Federal District OF Mexico Has Declared
War on Sports

City of co.-The Federal
district authorities continue their
war against gamblers. foreign and
native, and since the last of last
month gamblers have been unable
to secure licenses. The police
break up Immediately clandestine
gambling as fast as discovered &.
Many gamblers boosted they would
open up again in Tacubaya, a
populous suburb of this city, but
they found that the authorities
were ready to arrest them. One
proposition is to establish in one
of the interior States a great gam
bling concern, modelled after the
style of Monte Carlo, but it is
improbable that this would be
permitted. Sixty-nine Chinese
have been arrested for violating
the gambling law. The interior
states are likely TO copy the anti
methods of the Federal
District.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-09-13
Surprise Party.

A very pleasant surprise party
occurred at the Leahy hotel last
evening. The affair was compli-
mentary to Norah Leahy and Wes-
ley Bailey, who leave next week
for san Antonio to attend school
Dancing and many other forms of
amusement contributed to the sue
cess of the evening. Those present
were the following: Annie, Nellie
ann Lille Houghton, Nerna Sharp,
Amy Wise, Ethel. Neale. Sylvia
and Jennie Armstrong, Mary and
Blanche Austin, Kate and Viola
Egly, Lily Johnson. Willie Hough-
ton, Willie Sharp, Bernie, Alex and
Louis Kowalski, jr., Burt and Leon
Hinkley. Frank Armstrong and l..
A. Jagou, jr.
The young people enjoyed the
evening very much and were very
sorry when the time came to go
home
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-09-13
Church of the I'm. Conception.
The Altar society meets tomor'
row afternoon al s O'Clock.
Be SOciabIe.

I.ockhart Post.
We love the man who loves his
neighbor and despise the man who
loves only himself. We love the
man who honestly endeavors to
made this world brighter and
happier while he exists, but hate
him who seeks only 10 make him
self happy. In our heart there IS
no resting place for the memory
of one who holds himself above
fellowship or greed above good
nature. Be sociable. II don't
hurt you.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-09-13

See ad of p. II. Vasey, the
painter, in THE HERALD today.
Five barrels of FISH were shipped
TO Corpus Christi this morning by
express.
We have imported and domestic
perfumes that outrival flowers.
9-ll-tf Botica del Aguila.
For RENT-Good FIVE room resi-
dence, two cisterns, and out houses.
Apply at HERALD Office.
Conductor Goode is on his run
again after a layoff of several
weeks.
That we have a reputation as
prescription druggists is evidenced
by our rapidly increasing files.
9-l1-tf Botica del Aguila.
For RENT-My home place
corner Jefferson and 18th. Apply
10 Mrs. Katie +. Leahy. Off
Strong soaps should never be
used on delicate skins. We have
toilet soaps so pure that they will
not injure baby's skin.
9-1l-tf Botica del Aguila.
Honey and Almond Cream takes
out the FIRE of sunburn and keeps
the skin soft and healthy. Try il
next time. Botica del Aguila.
o-11-tf
A telegram TO the collector of
customs here, from Carlo, states
the river had risen FIVE feet there
at 2 O'Clock this afternoon, and
was still rising.
Albert Biilingsley who left yes
terday with a shipment of cattle
for Antonino Barreda, informs THE
HERALD he will attend school at
Brennan the coming session.
The case of ]. ID. A. McClelland
VS.. Brownsville Land & Irrigation
company, has been been of trial in
the district court the past two
days, and will not be finished for
a day or two more.
Fourteen cars of horses in bond |
from Mexico, one car of Texas
horses and one of cattle were ship |
ped from Brownsville last night.
Fifteen cars were also picked up
al other stations along the line.
The cattle were all shipped by |
Antonino Barreda, and will be sent
TO Galveston, from thence by ship |
to Cuba. Cam Hill, Albert Bill
ingsley, John Woods and w. i.
McDavitt accompanied the ship
ments.
TIE HERALD is glad 10 learn |
the dog ordinance is being enforc-
ed. The mayor informs us today |
that about sixty were sent to the
canine hunting ground, If there is
such a place, last night. Your dog
may be the next if you have not
paid the tax. A thinning out of
the worthless ours about town |
would no doubt be beneficial from /
sanitary standpoint. and TIKI |
HERALD hopes the good work may |
continue.
A telegram was received this
morning by Station agent A. +. |
Buck, from General Passenger |
Agent VIM. Doherty, of the Gulf
Coast Line, stating that from pres
ent indication at least 800 ex-
would take advan-
tage of the very low rates to
Brownsville, and would arrived ar
rive here Friday evening to take in
the bull fight ard 6estas at Mata-
moros. This being the case our
people should begin preparations
al once for the accommodation of
this large crowd. They will prob
ably be here until Monday, and the
majority Eof them will look for &C
in Brownsville. OF
course THE HERALD recognizes
that ample accommodation can be
had, but some preparation is neoes-
sary, hence this advance notice.
THE HERALD learns some COM
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-04
Russian Barkis WiIiin'.

st. Petersburg. July 4.-With the
completion of the arrangements for
the Washington peace meeting, Presi'
dent Roosevelt has resumed his eff
forts to bring about an armistice. Nc
light is thrown on the actual status
of negotiations and the character OF
communications passing between the
Russian and Japanese governments
and Washington.
The mater is exceedingly delicate
but the outlook for success neverthe
less, from all information obtainable
is not unpromising If Japan is ready
to sheath her sword until the Wa
ington meeting develops whether the
basis for peace is possible.
Russia's consent seems assured. In
diplomatic circles it is felt that Great
Britain could render service by timely
advice to her ally, but so far as known
she is not supporting President Roose
yelt's efforts. Should the president
succeed in arranging the preliminar
les 1t appears certain the actual nego
tiatlons for an armstice will be con
cluded directly between Oyama and
Linevitch on the battlefield.