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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-04

John Anderson, my joe John.
Joe, Joe. my John John Joe.
Why the devil didn't you mention
That you were going to go?
You may think you'll play again. John,
Joe. Joe. our John John joe
But your think tanks slipped its trolley
For We'll be hanged IL we think So
ELIZABETH.-Uncle Jasper, what's the
difference between yellow journalism and
brown Journalism? A.-The brown kind ia
printed In japanese. That's ALL
A. B. C.-When does the fool killer have
the easiest time OF the year? August
is his vacation month. The short -circuted
automatic idiot eradicator usually runs
smoothly without attention during that
month.
HOWARD F.-Uncle Jasper. is there such
thing as consistency in public life? A
Oh. indeed. yes. Jim Tawney, chairman
OF the House appropriations committee. re-
duced the Congress appropriations for 1908
by 1854. ST. and upon adjournment
went out home and cut the hired girls
wages 81 a month.
BILL.-Cncle Jasper. how can I disguise
myself as a humorist? A.-Wear q white
suit and smoke In bed.
See the little isobar
Playing with the weather,
Mixing all the different brands
In a bunch together.
UNCLE JASPER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-04

New York's night court seems reason
able institution. Crime works twenty-four
hours a day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-04

When the dew Is on the melon
And the chicken family squawks
The genial colored epicure
Stops not for knives and forks,
Or seasoning. toO-here let us stop
And gently drop a tear,
For oft he gets his table salt
And pepper-in the rear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-04

JoNES-Why Is It that fashionable sum-
-, iesoIt hotels are SO expensive? have
booklets from many of them ana tho ratas
are not so terrible. What accounts for in
me er,ciency of the hired help Each
empioye Is supplied with a cheap but ,ery
i &C. sand0as. and is given dliily lessons
III its use. They become very proficient
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-04

Everybody seems to be complaining at
the Oyster Bay silence except Mr. Harr1-
man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-04
MARCELLIN ALBERT, EX- HERO.

The reported withdrawal Of troops from
the disaffected ine-growng districts Of the
Midi and the proposed re-
movement lease on sufferance of Mar
Erd.d celin Albert and other
chiefs of the mutiny, appar-
emily closed q movement which has men
aced both party and state.
Marcell:n. it may be recalled. in a CONVEX
sation with the representative of the Echo
de Paris said: II expect the Midi will out
live these sad circumstances. 1 see In them
the germs Of little state within the great
state of France, charged with the interests
of the communes, preventing hatred. dis
cord, &C."
When this declaration Of Marcellin is
taken in connection with like insnuations of
M. Ferroul. the mayor of Narbonne. there
may be detected the "rumbling reminis-
cence' of days long ago. which have left
traces In the meridional mind Has misery
In the Midi recreated the dream OF the
Albigeois? The disinterested looker-on has
perhaps seen in this mutiny in the Midi
only its economical side. That 1t possessed
political side both Marcellin and Ferroui
have unconsciously disclosed. The min
lister Of finance has been severely criticised
for imprudence in referring to the Midi
thrashing out grain. 1t has proved far
more serious. and 1t has been termed
"abatage," referring to the slaughter OF
men and women In the recent conflicts.
Have the declarations of Marcellin and
Ferroul awakened their partisans to the
danger. the secret object of a creation OF
state within the state. the Matching
out Of the communistic spirit which has
been fostered and aided by the present
regime In France as the ideal of republican
progression?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-04

FCLrTlCAL.-Why is It, Uncle Jssper.
that SO many people believe In William
jennings Bryan? A.-Prlncipally BECAUSE
OF the rumor In current circulation that he
DOESN'T believe in himself. When YOU get
this much figured out come around and
We'll eluctdate some more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-04

NJ l. P.-Can you tell me what was the
cause OF Count Boni de Castelane's recent
sel1u.et Ale heard report that q
member Of the Gould family was nrosnect-
Ing for more wealth out In Arizona.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-04
From the Cumberland Evening Times.

About the only time the Oyster Bay date
line gets on the front page this summer Is
when the President goes to church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-04
ANSWERS TO
CORRESPONDENTS

fAN--Cncle Jasper. what was the most
remarkable stolen base stunt you ever saw,
A'-Falkenberg's performance the other
aay- While rounding first he slipped and
ms chin made dent in the second sack.
Twas an odd thing to see.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-04

G. T. Y.-Uncle Jasper. has Henry Wat
terson made any further remarks concern
ing his unknown candidate? A.-No. not
recently. but an announcement Is expected
soon that the famous mustache Is growing
gray.
H. H. G.-What Is the explanation OF the
recent. renewed criticism of Americans by
Europeans? A.-Harry Lehr is abroad this
summer.
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MIuICIAS EN- PUERTO-RICO.
Sc tTata de Ia constitution de una mIIICIa
Ash Ia hubO en- pasadOs a1Os y peIe6 braVamente
contra ingIsssS dOminiCanOs. ~@~-

En- una Conferencia que celebr6 aver un
repreSentante de "La Correspondence" con
el senior Grahame, comisionado del inte.
rior, trataron, entire otros asuntos, del de
la constitution de un cuerpo militar en-
San Juan, que Sc inform6 Bervirfa de eB
colta al gobernador y SO compondrfa de
i6veneB nAtivos ? americanos.
Cree 81 senior Grahame que de 10 que
SO trata es de Ia formation en- San Juan
de una milicia, eSpecie de gstGrdio NaciO.
mGb como las que existen en- los Estados
Unidos, y que sirva de nGcleo la miLicSG
de Puerto Rico. Estuvo de acuerdo ell
sehor Graha me en- que una ley de Ia Le-
gislatura hab brfa de Sancionar el estable.
cimiento de la milicia, disponiendo la
forma en- que ha de rejirse.
Ell gobierno federal darfa el armamento
para el escuad dr6n de San Juan y para los
que, en- cada localidad de la isIa, SO for.
masen.
1 4oa jefes y ofcialeS Herian elegidos Ii.
bremente por la fuerza de cada distrito;
este es, cada compsfifs elejirfa sus ofciales
hasta captain: dos compan1as, los conan
dantes; cuatro, sea un battalion, Ell Co.
ASApA JSAO AO Pa3
viniera para NADIA an esos nombramientos.
La instruction miIitar serfa hecha por
ofcialeg del ej6rcito, case de asf acordaTse
y el costo de ropaV, sombreros, cabalIos y
demSs prendas memories, serfa satisfecho
por los individuos que compongan cada
compafifa Becci6n.
En cada localidad podrS existir una
secci6n 8 companfa, cuyos ofciales seran
eleiidos en- Ia forma indicada.
El senior Grahame eBtaba sorprendido
porq ne Sc rsegurara que 6l iba ser el ie.
fs de la compafifa de San Juan, cuando
todavfa no Sc habfa constituido estay su
jefe ha de ser elejido ibremente por ma
yorfa entire los que la compoDgan.
Una lista conteniendo nombres de como
cidos j6vepes de esta ciudsd, tiene en- So
poder 81 senior Spinosa, empleado del De-
partsmento del Interior, y una vez reuni'
do 81 cupc que Sc iuzga necesario, una
soiicitud Ia legislature ser6 presentada
para la creaci6n de la indicada compaffa
de milicia montada de San Juan.
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NOTICIAS DEL
EXTERIOR.
Un dceumsntO pOntifiGiO.
EserbIsrOn a seH0r Pldal paraqus rsnulGIsra
ID preSIdencIs.

En- breve aara publicado nm documento
pontifeio que tiene por objeto deteTminaE
los peri6dicos din6sticoa cuya lectuFa 81
Vaticano consentir6 los feles.
FL il1stre compositor Mascagni se hs
comprometido con la casa editorial de So
rogno Z componer en- el termino de trea
amos dos nuevas operas, por cuyos dere
chos de representation cobrara 81 40 poI
ciento.
AL senior Pidal le fue dirigida una car
ia con objeto de que renunciara Ia pre-.
sidencia de Ia Acadsmia Espafiola, dei6n-
dole 81 puesto & don Marcelino Menendez
Pelayo.
Dicha carta fue frmada por una buena
parte de Ia intelectualidad espahola.
En- Puebla de Arenoso Castsllon1 ha
sido desclbierta una fabrica de monedas
falsas, quedando detenidos los autores y
ocupadas Ia maquina y pleas de acu1a-
ci6n.
Los reyes de Dinamarca han visitado
al Kaiser. Los reales huespedes fueron
obsequiados con comidas de gala, recep-
clones, teatros y otras funciones palatinas
Sc ha celebrado Ia Asamblea de m6di.
COS titulares, en- Ia, que ha reinado IN en-
tusiasmo indescriptible = una ammonia
rayana en- Ia fraternidad.
Los asuntos puestos 4 discussion fueron:
Renovation de gla junta de patronato,-
CuentaB y presupuesto. &C Gestiones para
elevar ley el capltulo SO. de Ia instruc-
cion de Sanidad.- PropoSiciones de las
Asambleas regionales de 6evilla Bur
gos. Romenaje Csjal y otras cuestiones
1e vitalfsimo inteTes.
La session de clausura fu6 presidida por
81 senior CanalejaS, quien pronunci6 IN
notabilfsimo discurso encareciendo Ia ta-
rea bsn@fca santa de los m6dicos, y de-
dicando palabras de alabama dor, An
tonic Muf1oz, secretario del Montepfo por,
90 trabajo y, abnegaci6n en- 81 exito de la
causa. ]"
En- Ell teatro Sonnazaro, de N6pole. ha
sido estrenado por la compa1fa Stabali de
Roma, 81 drama en- cuatro actos de Ro-
berto Bracco, I'll Fahtasm".
La obra, que mas que drama es una
tssgPdis espiritual por la fndole del asun-
to, ha obtenido I'm 6xito ruidosfsimo.
Tods la prensa diaria ha dado amplias
noticias de un drama ocurrido en- 81 Oc6a-
no. Hallandose 81 VapoT "NeW AmsteT-
dan" navegando, hubo de hacer alto para
preNtar auxilio una vfctima.
El hecho fu6 el siguiente: En- el puen-
te del buque Be hallaba una sefiora llama
da Burosky que habfa partido de Russia
con rumbo los Estados Unidos con obje.
to de reunirse su esposo, un desterrado
polftico, a poca distancia de ella, jugaba
su hiio, nino de corta edad.
De pronto, la senorita Naegle, quien
padecfa de locura, SO apoder6 del nino ,
sin que nadie pudiera impedirlo 10 arroj6
poT la borda del vapor al mar.
Cuantos esfuerzss SO hicieron para sal
varle fueron indtiles, La madre, como
loca, We constantemente la dilatada plani-
Gle del mar cuyas aguas ahogaron q Bu
hiio. -
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ANALYSIS
GoMPosICION QUIMICA
DEL
Aqua DE VILAJUTGA

segdn el analisis practicable por ell
DIR. B. OLIVER RODEs
Iemperatura ...'..'...... I6o =
Densidad 26o C................. pO0lH
Residue flo 1900 g.. ............. 3'2704
Gases que SO desprenden espontanea-
mente:
ACIDO CARBONICO
Peso de los cuerpos disueltos en- un litro
de aqua.
Anhidrido carb6nico libre. E. ,......... 0'8405
Bicarbonato s6dico.. ............... 27515
&C. potasico co...................... O'0853
ItCo. Observation-Disclosures. ()'O262
magnasico .......... O,3739
Il" calcico. O'5633
" ferroso. O'OO43
Cloruro s6dico. .....................0 0'7339
potasico o...................O O'O134
" Inagnesico. co.....,........... O'O724
calcico. ...,.........,........ O'O22l
Sulfato sodico. .....,........0 0'O566
" calcico, .......,.......... O'O254
Silicato sodico. O'O509
Slice libre O'O19O
Manganese, alumio, fiuOr, bromo y acido
b0rico, indicios.
Dep6sito General, f. Font y hermano.
San Juan. .g.s
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-ADMINISTRACIO DE FINCAS
URBANAs-sin quebrantoS para ell en-
tiata. DirigirBa, Fortaleza 55, San Fran
cisco p Y y Inss W Ca-~ore
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BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA
DE PUERTO RICO.
CapitaI autOrIzado $2.4OO,0O0. Capital TsaIl'
zadO S3l5,5S2.98, U. S. C.
OperaciOmes que reohaa:


Pr6sfamos. Con garantias personales, con
colaterales, y con hipOtecas corto y largo
plazo sobre fincas rnsticas
DesOusntOS: De girOs, pagares, y obl1ga
clones comerciales corto plaZo.
Glros: Sobre Espafa New York, Paris,
Londres y Hamburgo. -
Glros nor Gable: sobre New York y Ma
drid.
Cuentas COrrisrtss: Con interes de 2 p. 8
annual disponibles q la vista pOr CHEQUES.
lmpOsClOnss pIazO flo: Con interes de a
6p. 8 annual segdn tempo.
SsOO6R do ahOHOS: Imposiciones sobre IL
bretas desde 25 cts q 81 900 con intereses al
6p. 8 annual. ....
CObranzas: Por cuents agena con comi-
sion minima de cobrO. Sin comision para
los corrientistas.
Dep0Sitos: De elective y valores.
Gamble de mOnsdaS: De tOdos los pafses.
Vsnta dc O6duas hlpOtsCaras: La mejOr in"
version en- Puerto Rico, interes p. 6 pa
gaderO por cupones semestrales.
Venta de fnOas: Dando facilidades para ell
pago, en- las jurisdiccioues de Adjuntas,
Aguas Buenas, Aibonito, Arecibo, Barcelo-
meta, Barros, Cayey, GALES, Corozal, Qua
yama, HatillO Juana Di.z, Lola, Manatf,
Maricao, NaranjitO, Patillas, Rio Grande,
UtuadO, YabucOa y Yauco.
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Aviso 4 los senores visjeros.

La empress de coches de Cancio &
Echeandfa que, hasta ahora, ha prestado
50 Bervicio diario, sin interruption, de San
Sebastian & AguadiIla, desde eI dia prime
70 de Enero dc 1907, 10 harS extensive q
LaFeS, saliendo de dicha poblaci6n las
de Ia msfiapa para Aguadilla retornan-
do de esta Ciudad para Lares 4 las 8 de Ia
tarde.
r.. Prec6Os:
Un asiento de Lares AguadilIa vice.
versa, 50.
Un asiento de ida y vuelta, dentro de
l0misma expedition, So.
Un asiento de San Sebastian & Agus.
dilla 8 vice versa, 81.
Un asiento de ida ? vuelta, el mismo
dias$1 so.
Muy on breve la empresa har6 este
servicio On cochea de Siete asientos muy
c6modoH y elegantes. Los senores viajerOs,
que af 10 deBeen podr6n soIicitar asientos
J coches fetados, por telegrafo 8 por CO.
rreo, desde cualquier punto de la isla,
seguros de recibir Immediate cOntestaci6n.
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ilLEGAR0N los sombFsrOs dc Castor Bombi-
tos) que esperaban los cIientes de Ia ''Villa
de Madrid'.
Els ell sombrero propio de climas tropica-
les, pues solo pesa unas dos onzas.
Tambien llegaron las nuevas camisetas
de crep0. cuellos pufios de hilo Austria
cos Peabody, casimires ingleses, telas de
hilo espAflolas un expIendidO surtido de
encaRes Valencien Nottingham y Bruse-
las, incluso aplicaciones de seda.
A los almacenes de Ia ''Villa de Madrid
acude toda persona de gusto; en- este esta-
blecimIento todos los dias son de moda.
Tel6fono 278. p. @. b. 764. San Fran
cisco 81. San Juan, ?. R.
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y CAN SGLL,
Your Real Estate or Business

NO MATTER WHERE LOCATED
Properties and Business Of all kinds sold
quickly for cash in all parts of the United
States. Don't wait. Write to-day descri-
bing what you have to sell and give cash
price ON same.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY
any kind of Business or Real Estate
anywhere, at any price, write me your
requirements. I can save you time and
m0ney.
DAVID r. taft,
THE LAND MAN.,
415 KANSAS AVENUE,
TOPEKA. KANSAS.
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METILOIDRs ri mejor mas SECURE
de todos log esnecfficos hasta ahora Conocido
para Ia cura permanente de todas las enfer
medades de la ureta, va sean 6stas cr6niCas 8
Agudas Contiene el fluio cura por COM
pleto, en- menos tiempos que ningdn otro pre-.
parade similar, las gonorFeas espermatornas
cistltis, eCt. Meior que las inyeccioues muy
superior al E8ndalo copaiba. Empieza &
Rurtir gu efecto las tres q Cuatro hoFaB de
hRberBe tornado.
Los METILOIDES"- f8sileB de tomar
est4n preparados de manera que no revuel-
ven el est6mago nj producer malog efectOB,
De Venta en- todas las Boticas. Pidanse
mueBtFas gratis q gus 6nicos fabFic8ntes.
Frederick Stearna g. Oa. Detroit. Michi-
gan 10. A
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En- eata imprenta % ysnde papal viaio
$2.On Il quirkaI
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INERIGlH RllR0lI COMPANY OF P0RT8 RICO
Schedule Of trains effect and after 5 of 1905 Between
San Juan carolina Aecioo GamuV. Isabella AguadIa, Maya
SAN JUANCARdIJY.-DiV
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EMPLEApOS

Sc necesitan para ocupar plazas de mos
trador, jovenes que tengan practioa en- el
comercio puedan dar buenas referencias-
Dirijirse al apartado de correos 547. San
Juan Sv.a
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TENEDOR De LIBROS.-Y Corresponsal KS
pafiol Ingles con conocimientos genera
les de Ofic Ias desea colocarse. Sueldo
moderado para empezar, Buenas referen-
cias. Apartado sol San Juan.
Is. V.
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MILAGROSO DESCUBRIMIENTO

6sn
ydsdeu nofndoe
spuesen cmlod
% unago aenpItac n alaeul
pa la deErun
adoa au aduaae apd tan
@d hade anens
Fd G BIo DE Irnety
con aen-
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lMlICLllR GENERAL

oNsEIo A LAS MADREs.-Ei Jarate csir.ante de
IA Sci Winsow debe ussrse sepe que lbs ninos estan
Iodo de Ia dentici6n. Pfoporcona sIyio immediate
al pequeno paciene produce sueno natural tranquo,
aliyia et door el angelic despeFta muy yvo aegFe
Es muy agradable al paladar, cana al nno abanda
encias, aVia dolores hace aces las fnciones del
est6nago regua los intestnos. Es el Tneior remedo
eonocido para Ia darea va provenga esa de la depcion
de cualquieFa Tengase mcho eudado pedif
el "Iaabe calmante de q Sonora Wnslow' el meof
de todos
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BAN JUAN-CAMUY.-DiVisi6n.
The Washington times., 1907-08-09
FRONT BENCH BOYS
EASILY TRIM FIRST

beihany did a good turn for Ninth
Yesterday in the Sunday School Lear1,s
"hen' by downing First by 10 70 3 :,
gave the Christians second place.
Yesterdays game marked the close 20
the sunday school season. and a large
crowd was on hand for the wInd-up
me headpners took the lead In the
third inning, when a trio Of clean HRS
coupled with {'irst's errors. forced tbreo
tallies.
Flnniga7 had perfect control. Fire.
scored but six hits. famed nine times
and didn't get a chance to walk. Ijtcb-
held pitched erratic ball, and SCARED IN
lhs sixth, when four runs were scored
The score.
po,ha,,. r. II E
iSsIl elhany.-'-..'... 2-1O 10 3
flrst-------------- 0 0 % & ?
Batteries Bethany, Finnigan and CyaIlaber,
First, Litchfeld and Rountree
The Washington times., 1907-08-09
HOME TEAMS CLASH;
METH0DiSTS FIRST

All BroOkland locked its doors and
barred its windows yesterday afternoon
and turned out to see the Brockland
MsthOdists down the BrOokland Regu-
lars by to 2. as a result Of a grand
batting revival IN the fourth inning
ErOOklaNd'S 8 two ball teams have been
the cause OF bitter disEenEiOn betWoSn
erstWhile loving neighboTs this season.
Brookland, 20 q man, is baseball crazy,
and every BrOoklandite had his IA
Vorite team. nor did he hesitate 70 ex-
press his opinion Consequently, the
street cars are not 50 crowded as usual
this morning, for any loyal supporter OF
the Regulars would rather walk to town
Than have II rubbed In by his neigh
bors that a second division team II The
independence League could down the
lnvinCibles.
Kellar's pitching for the vlctors. and
MarSden's work at center. were the
features. Mess led the Wesleyan bat
ting rally, and was the only man TO
score more than one hit.
The score:
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= = - LLSTHEGERMs
800 1F'MALARIA

When the of Malaria DESTROY the rich
nutve qualities this vital fluid weak
condition that 1t unable to furnish
and strength
pale and saow the appetite falls digestion deranged bill
condition OF the system
life miserable for the person in whose blood this poison
taken root There is but rid the
is to purify the blood Of the of the disease
edy to accomplish this down into the circulation
purhes and strengthens
rich heahgiving and health stream makes lasting
OF Malaria Malarial will
remedy but pleasant acting well deb
ltatng disease Besides removing the
part OF the system by its fine tonic blood
containing information about Malaria and
The Washington times., 1907-08-09

F1rst base by errors- -yIr.,Lt
Sfle;ySeland. 2 First base on bsII9 I1oil' 81
bsI6Se h3Tte7rgi Tt7gi 2; of Rhoades. /. LED on
SfSgSE" stS9SI- aashtin4gton, Z; Cleveland %
RboaSae oIf'-Bg Falkenberg. II: by
i64irmlngham. Two-base hits-SbiI,,IIiS,gg' y
~, y Hinchman. Sacrifice hjtsPTopDaas,'
SSlarke. SJtl Stolen bases-AItizsr nv w
{oie. Wild pitch-FsiitenbeJrssii iier I5oLs, 30 Ia,
D.i DSliiCSSlaTke. g. Umpires-Messrs. FVa1S
ahd ~ sheridan. Time Of game-i hour enS
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WINNER DROPS DEAD.

GRAVESEND. N Y, Aug s-There
was a good attendance at the Parkway
Clubs track yesterday. The feature
was the 2:11 pace. which was won by
Jonn McEwen, who lowered his record
to 2:09H IN the second heat. Muscott
owned BY II. 9. Barrett, Of West Somers.
n. Y. dropped dead, after winning the
heat Of the 2.27 trOt.
The Washington times., 1907-08-09
standing Of &c clubs

time His stroke was fast He is
tOuted as a winner.
Fights were out yesterday from the
Riverside Rowing Club. OF Springfield.
Mass; Argonaut Rowing Club. OF To-
ronto; Don Rowing Club, Of Toronto;
New York Athletic Club. OF New York
Potomac Boat Club, Of Washington. and
Arundel Boat Club. Of Baltimore Fours
doubles, and singles entered by these
clubs were out. All Of the crews have
been tsaining hard for the regatta a1I
old some strenuous working out during
the evening.
The Washington times., 1907-08-09

First base by errors-Methodists g.: Brook
land. 3 Left on Observation-Disclosures 5: Brook
land. 4. First base on ballB-On Shipley z;
on Keller 2. Struck out-By Shipley g; by
Keller. 4. Two-bass hits-James Sullivan
Shlpley. Mess Sacrifice hits-Bielaski, q
Stolen bBses-Hayos. John Sullivan. Mess
Double play-Rodier to Hayes. Umplre-Mr
Spicer. Time Of game-1 hour and 25 min
The Washington times., 1907-08-09
FAST AND FURIOUS
GAME IN NORTHEAST

1t took Just ffty-nine minutes for Eek
ington to defeat the Congresslonals IN
the Independence yesterday BY to o.
full nine innings was played
limbaugh allowed but one hit and fan
ned thirteen. Thompson, pitching for
Congressional was touched for four
and struck ont nine. He deserved bet
ter support
Yesterdays defeat lost first place for
the ConE1 ossionals, the Independents
taking the lead.
The score:
r.. He
Eckington..... 01 0 ID 2
Batteries = Congressionals, Thompson and
kreamer; lexington. limbaugh and Pulliann
The Washington times., 1907-08-09
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
CLIPS THE ETLANTICS

Inc southern Railway came out ahead
yesterday IN the Capital City. Score
Southern. 4; Atlantics. 2
OsIe pitched good ball for the mar
mates for three innings. when he No.
ousted to give Dent. RockviIIe's star
Siiow. ,i',' Dent pitched hitIess game until
oaTSness Tbd a interviewed in the nth.
Atlanties r. HE
i----.---.'-.--.... 0 o. a
IH5,a,tsteriesoAtlantics. Hunter and O.Nrotr.
Soulherh' Ogle. Dent. and Weber -'oi44'
The Washington times., 1907-08-09
LAJOIE TOO LENIENT
WITHHIS HENCHMEN,
ANDISTHROWNDOWN
Cleveland Manager Getting Bitter Experience in
Lack OF Appreciation Among Ball Players.
Taylor Suspicious of Cantllon.
By THOMAS S. RICE.

What's the use?
Yesterday Washington made eight hits
of Dusty Rhoades and Cleveland made
three of Falkenberg. yet Cleveland won
by to 2.
When they come that way it's almost
enough to make you take 10 ping pong.
Washington allowed men to get to bases
on errors or bases on balls. then Cleve-
lands few lucky hits did the rest. ably
abetted by failure 10 catch men stealing
bases, etc.