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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-07-13

M Edouard Rainville, de Ia
mason de meubles ct entrepre.
neurs de pompes-fanebres biep-
connue est parti, en- compa gnie de
son Venerable p6re pour un voya-
ge au Canada. Ills visiteront d'a-
bord Ottawa leur place natal puts
SO rendront q Montreal. Quebec ct
autres endroits. M. Rainville
compile etre de retour dams deux
semaines tandls que son pere
compile passer quelques mois au
pays qui Ia WI na1tre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-07-13
chaine assemble aura lieu le IL
jaillet.

LIE Or. Jules Gendron, de
Grand Rapids, Mimi, etalt en- no.
ire vile mercredi. lie docteur est
convalescent dune maladie lie
trois mois qui lui a presque codt6
la vie. ii est entire d l'h0pital st.
Luc de st. Paul pour 80 faire en-
lever une tumeur a la poitrine.
Pour comble, il a 6t6 frappe de
deux infammations de poumon3
ct dune autre maladle don't le nom
nous echappe. IL comptc retour-
ner q Grand Rapids demain.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-07-13

Parmis les nombreuses person
nes qui sont parts pour visitor le
Canada dernlerement nous remar-
quons: Mines Bourdeau, B. Boil
due, Ed. Labe]le, 0. Carrlere,
Bourget, du cote nord ct Pouliot
de Hamel.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-07-13

M. ct Nine Fl. Abel ct Joseph
Charland, fr4re de Nine Abel, sont
parts la semaine derniere pour un
voyage de quelques semaines gu
Canada. Ills visiteront LorbiniAre
ct plusieurs autres endroits de la
province de Quebec.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-07-13

Mile Lizzie Roy, employee q la
maison de Eliel- Jermain, mar
chands de drogues en- groe, est en-
vacance cette semaine qu'elle pas
SO chez la famille Charpentier de
Hugo, Mimi. Mile Roy est la file
de M. ct de Nine. A. Roy, de Ia
venue Lincoln.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-07-13

M. Fl. Bourgerie est parti la Sc
maine dernlere pour une vislte dc
quelques semaines au Canada.
Son spouse ct son Jeune fills le
pr6c6dsient de quelques jours. lis
COMPETENT visltea Montreal, Que.
bee ct st Jean, comt6 de Chateau
gay.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-07-13

LIE Secr6talre : Archiviste de la
Cour Notre- Dame de Lourdes nous
prize d'arnoncer aux membres de
cette Cour, quill ny aura qu'une
assemblee par mois durant les
mols de Juliet ct Ao1t, La pro-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-07-13

On nous apprend que M. j. B.
A. Paradis, de St. Paul est souf-
frant dune maladie de occur ct de
rhumatisme. II est q l'h0pital de
la vile de st. Paul ct on a aban-
dome tout espoir de lie rechapper.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-07-13

M. Majorique Plaisance, age de
rs ans est decide mercredi der
nier 4 Juliet au convent des Peti-
tes Smurs des Pauvres.
II a succomb6 a une attaque de
paralysie. SEES fun6railles ont Gu
lieu le Z courant q Mendoza. Rain
Vile Freres en- avaient charge.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-07-13

Chez le chemisier:
-Vous one promettez que ces
chemises ne iauniront pas9...
-Je vous pr6vjens dependant
quill vaut mieux les faire blanchir
de temps q autre....
Point de d6gout nj de d6courage-
ment: ST tn viens d'6chouer, recon-
mence.
Marc Aur4le.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-07-13

M. David Gagne sortira de Pho
pital samedi ct SO rendra immedi-
atement a la campagne Oh il passe-
ra quelques mois.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-07-13
@rhn de l'@nest
MINNEAPOLIS MINI. Ii Juliet 06

NJ. Louis Deslauriers est pres
que r6tabli dune operation a la
quill a subie reinforcement.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-07-13

Mile Doris Meloche au No. 817-
Sc rue s. est partl ces jours der
MES pour I'm voyage de trois Sc
maines dams FEST.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-07-13

M. Joseph Pierre, beau.frere de
M. Claus Beauchene, est q l'h0pi-
tai Ste Marie Oh il Went de subir
une operation pour lhernie, des
mains DIES Drs Lallbert6 ct Lapler-
re.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-07-13

M. Antoine Chouinard, commits
au Model Clothing House, est en-
vacancies cette semaine.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-07-13

M. J. G. Marquis, employs dane
lie departement de inspection du
grain. jouit dune vacance de deux
semaines.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-07-13

M. Joseph Huard qui a Gu la
jamie emput6e reinforcement, est
sorti de l'hopital samedi dernier.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-07-13

NJ. Calixtes Caron, entrepre-
neur de batisses bien connu, de
Faribault, Mum, etait On notre
vile ces jours derniers.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-07-13

Nous enverrons 3 tous les nou-
veaux abonnes qui en- feront la de-
mande les numeros d6ja parus de
notre feui]leton en- cours de publ
cation.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-07-13

M. Felix Plouf, fills employs dams
les bureaux du chemin de fer
Grand Tronc est parti pour un vo-
yage de quelques semaines au Ca
NADIA.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-07-13

HUGH r. SCOTT
pour
Auditeur du Comte
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-07-13
Fac-Simile exact dune boite de pilule. Moro.

COMPAGNIE MEDI[cALs
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-07-13

Certains commercants ct medecins pet scrupuleux
n'hesitent pas, ~lorsqu'on 1eur denande les P1LUILEs
int6ress@, une substitution, TN remede quelconque qui,
disent-ils, guerit tout aussii bien que les P1LuLEs Moro.
Les hommes malades, .qui veulent Sc guerir. dol
venus. lis doivent exiger les PLULEs Moro pour les
Hommes, qui sont contenues dams des bottles de bois,
enyeloppees dune etiquette imprimee en- bleu, portant
le nom de Ia Compagnie Medicale Moro, CONNIE Ia
vignette ci-contre.
ST lies rnalades ne peuvent. les trouver dams leur
locaite, nous les prions de nous ecrire directement.
Nous les 1eur enverrons sur reception du pr1x:
50 cts pour une boite, $3.50 pour six boites.
Venez nous voir on Ecrivez-nous sans granite, s.
yous adesireez avoiir dies conseils sur votreS maladie. nos
consultations sont tout 8 fat ~gratuites.
! 4 w rue steIcatluerine Montreal. #
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-07-13
NJ. IL. -HOULE prend les
PILULES MORO pour les Hommes
ct Sc guerit de faiblesse ct

ct Sc 0uef dc 1a1b1eSSe er de beauC0up dc QUueufS.
A suite Pun hume e asd enu bnf fable la @patone h dhnej aMs par PNpht e sent
inc dmmrd ans hcu&a ct Gn NAL .qmj aMs etc dge dabmdmner 1omae ym ps les 1ULEs MOI
hsnedeusd Ella CompagneN MahM Moro font ai pendants pm pres nH ns ct i ncureh anG"
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
POLICE WERE FOOLED
BY ACTORS ON STREET

ROME, Aug. 2S-A most fantastic
scene took place here in the Via Sistina-
A wedding procession passed by. the
bride and bridegroom walking arm in
arm and followed by a large crowd Of
friends-men in tall hats AID women
dressed in white and wearing rich
jewels
Suddenly young man rode up TO the
bride on a bicycle seized her, lifted her
on his bicycle. and rode of with her
toward the Piazza dl Spagua.
The bridegroom and the witnesses of
the incident screamed for assistance.
and guards and soldiers who were pass
ing rushed after the fuEitiVes- While
The cyclisJ was pedaling as fast as pos
sible opposite the Spanish embassy a
policeman on duty succeeded in catch
ing him by the collar.
An enormous crowd assembled, but
then the unforeseen happened The
bride and bridegroom and their friends
all turned upon the policeman. declaring
that he had no right 10 Interfere 1he
policeman, however. Insisted upon tax
ing the cycllst 20 the nearest police sta
tiOn.
Here il was finally explained that the
procession and the abduction were acted
Tor cinematograph, and the only party
who did not belong 10 the company of
actors was the policeman.
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
Personal Comment on Men and
Things in the Field of Sports

er, in q dfteen-round bout at Grand
Rapids ou Labor Day.
Eddie HauI0u would ike 10 fight Kid
Herman. of Chicago HauIaE hes never
been satisfied with the decision ia his
last bout with Herman. and believes If
given a chance ne could reverse IT,
HauIol should so 20 some tall place and
jump OF into "a hole I'm the ground.
Fred Landers. Frisco lightweight. has
accepted a. match with Fred Ward.
The men are 20 meet at Vallejo. cal.
on Labor Day, before the Palm a. G..
If Gus Bezeuah can beat Percy Cove
when ne meets him i'm a hfteen-roInd
go ut Seattle 0u September II. he Will
have a chance to meet some of ,hc top
uotchers of his weight. The winner of
the bout will nr Immediately matched
with either Harry Baker or Abe AttrlI
for "a big purse, the tight 10 take place
iu Los Angeles not later than two weeks
after the COve-BeZenah bout
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
BASEBALL.

BASEBALL.
Twice during the past week the Pi-
rates made three doubles in one in
ing.
The Chicago Nationals keep right on
winning, regardless Of the fact that
they have a lead pipe cIuCh on the PEN
ueut.
Second place is suu undecided in the
National league and the Pirates may
be counted on to give the Giants a
lively battle for the honors.
Charles Canary Case is to return to
the Pirate fold when the Eastern
League season closes. So is Catcher
Fred Carisch.
1t is a good bet that NIcCraw viii not
institute suits against Puiliam and
Johnstone II is also safe to say that
Brush win drop his action against the
Chicago club
Joe Ward the ex-Quaker. now with
Altoona. on Saturday made two singles
double, and home run, drove in six
runs and made two himself: quite
record for one afternoon.
Catcher Harry Huston, the Western
boy who made a fine showing with the
Pirates at Hot Springs and who Joined
the team last week. has been turned
over to the Philadelphia club.
Pitcher Doyle. recently purchased
from the Wheeling club. twirIed his
first game for the New York Americans
Saturday and bIanked the CIevelauds.
whom be held 10 six hits. He famed
six batsmen.
Stone is truly one of the greatest stick
artists the game has even seen, but
Boston writers are glOating over the
fact that The demon slugger made but
one hit in three games while ST. Louis
was playing its last series al the Hub.
For the first time in couple of
months Clarke Griffith allowed Walter
Clartson 10 start a game on Saturday,
and the young Collegian won easily an
makes il but SIX full games for him this
season, Of which ne won four and lost
two.
In some wavs .he Chicago Cubs are
very similar 20 the Sox, Like the Amer
lean club, the former seems 10 win right
along whether the hits are plentiful or
not Their ability 10 run bases is. of
course. responsible.
Perring. the Omaha third basemau
purchased by Cleveland, is batting at a
2i0 clip and fielding below 500. He is
said 10 resemble Bradley, the Cleveland
third bascman, very much
There was a striking similarity i'm tho
scores Of the two big league teams
Saturday. Two games I'm the American
League and one in the National We're
won by 10 3, and two ln the National
League by S 10 3.
Last week, KrOh. the Albany pitcher.
shut out the Scranton leaders twice
while Albany made one run in each
game Kroh is a left-hand pitcher and
viii he one of the Boston Americans
regulars next season.
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
YALE WAS INVITED
TO ROW III ENGLAND

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Aug. zs-Con-
hrmation is given here today OF the re-
port that the Yale varsity crew had
been invited TO row In England this
summer.
HAD the Blue won At New London I'm
JJne The invitation would have been
accepted After the defeat the cor
TespOndeuce was turned over to Har-
ward 1t is stated that Yale would not
have delayed SO long in rowing the race
as Harvard has done.
The Washington times., 1906-08-28

polluted condition of the blood.
This vital fluid is infected with old faint perhaps has
spell
The poisonous germs and matter with which
other
of the body nd form ulcer This being continually fed pol
the
'old
The produced external treatment only temporary The only
good blood purifier that to the
trouble and the and for this moth
all
germs reaching hereditary ants by cleansing the
blood permanently S only all tain and
the blood but builds by supplying with the rich
sustaining keep system health
blood heal if the blood pure and healthy.
on Sores Ulcers and medical advice free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GAs
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
Price of a Meal Would Put
Ordinary PikerS Out
of Business.
THREE BONES FOR LODGING
Nan With a Heavy Thirst Would Soon
Become a Teetotaier, But Wages
Are High.

GOLDFIELD, New, Aug. 2s-Thac
there win be a tremendous crowd here
To witness the dght or Labor Day be-
tween Joe Cans and Battling Nelson iB
certain. for it was learned today that
the railroad officials already have book
ed sleeping car reservations amounting
TO 2JJ cars and the lists are constantly
being augmented 10y those who now may
be- Classed as late comers.
To the stranger just dropping into this
oyergrowu mining camp nothing bur as
Constituent is 10 be met with. Every
body has money. loads Of it. Nobody
here gets a penny less than $ a day for
wages. and THIS is considered nothing at
all The average pas for any sort Of
work that requires a little bit OF skin ia
So and in many cases there is as higfi
as So per dav paid TO men of more than
. .. al
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
The Score

-Eatted for DoHahue in ninth inning.
Washington. o x-lg
Dafrait.....-..--. o % @ % @ o o.
Earned runs-W ashiuEt5u- @, Detroit
u Two base hits-AuQer51u. Jones, ~ ar
uer Tlrge-base hit-tTlWr0r8. SlCrl-
fire hIt-StaHl Double plays-CouEnlin
and Lindsay Mil Aluzer and SlahL
Left ou bases-kN shiugt-as e. Detroit
.g First base on halls-On FaIkeu5eTE.
2. on r0nahGe J. First base on errors
Detroit. O. Hit by rirched ba!ls-D0n-
ahue. . Struck out BY Ea-keuberg, O.
by D0uahue. 8. Time uf Eame-l hour
ana 50 minutes. TwDirc-O'Lo
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
Nobody Sleeps in GOldfeld.

But. OF course, the prices here are cor.
respondinRIy high. The hotel accommo
darions ar, sraury but very fair con-
siderna the nature Of the place. The
average nights lodging viii "set you
back us- So. This is the standard price
and one hotel red is about as good as
another There are plenty Of prepara'
-i0ns going ou for additional aecommo-
d7ti9us in expectation of a giant crowd.
There need be- no alarm about every.
body getting "a place 10 sleep. providing
such -au impossible thing Is thought OF
during the uEh- period. Few people lu
GolddeId rhinE 0f sleep while there la
anything going on
When a stranger steps out 10 get
shave De is staggered again 10 hud II
costs him 50 cents and only l1 cents less
ls The price nj "a shine The bootblacks
here earn good money and each ma
every one ~ them VIII have s. seat
az the fight
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
3FBAIL COLI. RACNC : BOXING ROWING ATHLETICS
QUAKERS ENTER
EIGHTEEN CREWS
RecOrd-Breaking Entry List
of Philadelphia OarSmen
to Compete Here.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 2-Philadel-
phla will send eighteen crews TO tho
Middle States Regatta which VIII bs
held on the Potomac river. Washington.
next Monday.
This record breaking entry Iist, from a
local standpoint, includes sixty-0ns
.0arsmen, embracing junior. intermediate,
and seniors. whose rowing skill viii be
tested in competition with Wall-knowIi
oarsmen from New York Boston. To-
ronto, Baltimore. and other cities A
majority Of the local men viii go "a the
National Capital ou Saturday The
shells will be shipped on Friday. En-
tries close today. and VIII be opened
in this city oH Wednesday.
Philadelphia star crew, Swallow and
Kirk. Of the Crescent Boat Club. who
won the senior double race al the Ma
tt0naI regatta al Worcester a couple Of
weeks ago. viii not compete, being sat.
lsded with the laurels already secured.
West in the Quarter
". B. West the Diamond sculls as
uiranJ, has received a new shell con-
strUCted by Bsatbuilder CIaspeT. OF Eng.
/ land. It arrived on Friday. together
with the old shell which was broken q
few DAYS after he reached the Thames
river. West viii very likely row in tho
/ English shell in the quarteT-mile dash
! and association senior single races.
Kanaga. Of the Pennsylvania Barge
/ Club; Freas. OF the West Philadelphia
3 Boat ClIb. Smith. Of the Nespers. and
Horace COIard, OF the Bachelors, VIII
row IN the junior single event Il VIII
| be Smiths maiden effort
/ The Quaker city Barge Club having
I been unable 10 ger It's senior eight To-
gether the Pennsylvania Barge VIII
send crew instead The Quakers won
their junior and intermediate races this
year. Pennsylvania selected a strong
/ crew at short notice.
Other Crack Entries.
Charles Kelly and s. NJ PouIterer, OF
the Malta Boat Club. earned the right
/ % represent the club In the junior dou-
bIe race by defeating B0uvier and Zahn
by an open length iu "a test race Satur-
day morning. The latter have shown
fine form in practice and trial spins and
a majority of the club members expected
them 10 win an easy victory. The race
was one mile and Kelly and POulterer
won out fin the last quarter-mile. The
four men viii form an intermediate CEN
. UU@de crew.
The MoHtr1se Boat Club. Of Nanayunk
viii send a junior f0ur-oaTed gig crew
made mp OF Nooreheau, bow Tom
Buckley. Morrow, JOY stroke Andrew,
C0XsWain.
The other entries viii be Falrmount
Rowing Association. fuTerm eGlaE= eight
and intermediate foUr-oared gig, Cres-
cent Boat club, Junior 0cruple and In
termediaIe CenLipede. Eesper Boat Club
Junior eight and junior single; West
Philadelphia Boat Club. junior single,
intermediate double and junior f0uT-OaF-
cd gig, Pennsylvania Barge Club. junior
single junior double Intermediate Gig
senior four and senior eight Quaker
City perhaps a fOur-Oared Gig.
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
Two of Our Heroes.

What's the use of going into details?
Hits and runs came so fast that the
teIegraphers ou the Detroit end OF the
wires kept calling back 10 know whether
or not a mistake had been made l..
Cross. veteran Jed the slaughter with
four singles out of uye times up, while
that eztimabIe athlete. g. Hickman.
gathered 10 his batting average Three
hits out OF four times up. Anderson got
"a single and a double. and George NH.
he of the twisted digit, uuilmhered
enough 60 get two singles FaillenDeTg
GGf single, ana even Case FdtICu, had
be been in the box would probably haze
pur one out of reach OF The he.ders.
FaIhruberg famed nine gi the oppo--
tIou. and iu the sixth round with trdE-
ford ou hrst Dee struck ou, the next three
men, I'm the second session with men
ou second and third and TWO out he
famed DUuDhue. With So much RAINING
De was naturally cool and although the
Tigers punched "a couple 0I hits lu three
different innings 30 was only lu the
fourth thar the enemy was able 10 tally
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
SIXTEEN SWATS
SMOTHER TIGERS
Washington Piles Up Score
of 10 tC / Against Detroit
by Hard Hitting.
CROSS AND HICKMAN LEAD
Lave Gets -Four Safeties and Charles
Three-Falkenberg Always Cool
and Fans Nine.

Fortunately. the deluEe OF hits came
before the deluge OF rain. and the en-
tire Washington team was able TO fatten
It's batting average yesterday in the
swatfest in which It waIloped Detroit by
10 TO /.
Red Donohue proved the easiest kind
Of a mark and there were few rounds
in which there was not something do
ing. He ESCAPED without injury ia the
first. In the second four hits were
made of him. IN the third the dose
was repeated In the fourth and htth
he went unscathed. In the sixth six
hits and six runs were accumulated.
and the seventh and eighth We're marked
by one hit each. sixteen satetless lI-
-InaLnE LMree doubles.
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
BAsTILE GUARDIAN PENsIoNED

The French government has just pen
stoned off Francois Geromni, the guar
dian Of the Bastile column.
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
Rickard a Real Sport.

Meals are our Of ali bounds. One can
get a pretty fair package Of food Tor 81.
but 10 IS about what one could get ln
san Francisco for % cents. The drinks
come high. too. and There is nothing
short OF 30 cents sold. Nobody wants
anything cheap.
Tex Rickard. the man who IS running
this great big 100000 advertisement
for GolddeId and the Ton0pah chain OF
mines is what might be Classed as
grand fellow" lie has nothing BUJ
money and 81 900 bills seem 20 be buig-
ing out OF his every pocket II he is
pUuceIy chap be mus-1ake a back seat
t0 this man Larry Sullivan, who is TAX
ing charge OF Cans affairs He SAYS ne
has S50 ODD to bet at 10 that the black
boy wins the fight HC does nothing
short 0f Si.Ht The money just s.zzies
out of him and he has become immense
ly popular here
From the looks OF things right now
the promoters of this fight viii have
house that viii foot up close 20 $4,000.
The Washington times., 1906-08-28

Payne made a great dash through the
pond IN center in tue sixth inning when
he pulled down AndersOn's fly.
Hardy the young left-handed pitcher
who was shuuted TO Providence in the
spring 10 gain little more experience
has been recalled and was on the
bench I'm uniform yesterday. He did
very well in Providence after he got
settled. and should eventually make
good I'm fast company
Both OF Falkeubergs passes were
given in the first inning. Afte- that he
was as steady as the proverbisI clock.
Crawford made his triple after two
had been put out on q double play He
was maroJncd on third when Lindsay
famed.
Hickman's record yesterday with the
stick makes IL nine hits in the last three
games for the big fellow. This ought
10 send his average up considerably.
Each side got a double play during
able considering the slippery condition
of the field.
AItizer was again tine busy boy on
short Besides his two put-Outs. the
former outlaw accepted all of his fiy-
chances neatly.
If our brave boys can only keep zap
this winning streak, and make the
whirlwind finish this season that they
made last, It ought 10 land them a pes
higher than taty now are
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
Standing Of Lhe Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Pittshure- Philadelphia Rain.
Chicago. @. Boston. g.
ST. Louis @. Brooklyn, o.
Brooklyn 81 So Louis, 4
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
Today's Games

NEW YORK AT CINCINNATI
PHILADELPHIA All FIIT-HI RIG
BROOKLYN AT ST LOUIS.
BOSTON Al CHICAGO
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
NOTES OF THl NOTABLES

Charley Jones famed the first three
times up, then made double can you
dope performance like thats
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

washington Dos Detroit.
Chicago. 4. II-.asa- la.a. U
Sew N.Th. g. -t Louis. D.
Cleveland, CD Boston, ..
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
TROTTING.

The date of the match race between
n H. SuuIvau's American Boy and w
A. Bunns Alert has been fixed for Sep
tember Is and % take place over Bel
mont track
The Washington times., 1906-08-28

There seems TO be a general dissatis-
/ faction among members of the Belmont
Driving Club that the directors do not
give a club matinee this season.
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
A Case OF Imperial Export

Beer IS a good thing 10 have handy at
this season in particular. Delicious, re-
freshtng, healthfuL. dozen
bssf beetles Of this superb light $f.25
WASaIN GTON BEEWERZ CO.
EittE ard Streets g. =. Phone Z 954
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
BOXING.

Harry Lewis. the clever Quaker City
lightweight. Aas been matched 10 meet
Jimmy Briggs, the New England fight
The Washington times., 1906-08-28

Payne made a great dash through the
pond IN center in tine sixth inning when
hc pulled down Anderson's fly.
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
TOday's Games

DETROIT AT WASHINGTON.
Double -HeaaarI
CHICAGO AT FElI-A DELFHIa.
GLEN I-IAEE AT BOSTON.
SI. LOUIS All NEW YORK
The Washington times., 1906-08-28

David Steele, of Berwyn. Pa, is
schooling three jumpers al his stock
farm. which he intends 10 be blue rib
bon winners at the coming Bryn Mawr
horse show
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
Standinc Of The Clubs.
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Standing Of the Clubs.
CAPITAL CITY.

Standing of The Clubs.