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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29
DAVIS AT UNIVERSITY.

Webster Davis. Of Seattle. form
assistant secretary OF the interior
delivered an address ri the Uni.
verslty Of Washington this morn
iug on The Square Deal The al
dress was delivered at the m0rnlnF
assembly In the chapel at 10 81
o'clock and listened to BY practical.
~ the entire student body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29
NEW LAWS TO PASS TONIGHT

The new liquor license law vii
BE- finally passed By the city euu
eli this evening as viii The ord
nancss that will officially declare
that Columbia and South Park b
annexed and become part u the
city % Seattle
While the uulon Pacific terminal
franchises have been generally
agreed 20. they Eiil not come up
for final passage tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29

:. ea.,sr picked up In the bay
= <.surssy was not the body OF
savage Of nunkeanesa Is was
- supposed Savage himself
a the RENAME Of Ciiff
y 49, a hrother-in.law Of Saw
wamacka has been missing
:. a. heard o. him vas al
- Idaho. lie had gone to
= Az 10 help close up the es-
= Eaanaer M0macks Tho
e..sI.lFator OF the estate Il saw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29

BERKELEY. Cal. April "a
disastrous fire started IN the wood
yard Of the plaster works at Emery.
willie yesterday afternoon and before
the flromen could control the
flames, tho plant vas destroyed. 10.
gether with the r. ~ Umpherd
Fdrnlture factory and tho Southern
Pacific depot at EmeryYlllo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29

:. mefsrlugs endured ~ the
- Il he Northwestern Steam.
-.s,psaya vessel. Tacoma
...rss,, AZ the japanese and In
!. ..srmy seas q the lnhespi,ahls
i Kamehatka. were recog-
Tks Judke Han'urd Of the
-. 80 states court in a decision
- scua b. him this morning
81 which the sailors brought
.'.esA Astnrney Daniel landon.
4 .-ssgsr damages for their suffer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29
NORTHWESTERN rIo,rup.

Tts steamship Northwestern. =
fHe Nogthe sstsxu Steamship 60
Nhtrh wHHE on the faeaa al -
taaehr is1aHa last meafh. wss fiaaf
- Yesterday ana arrived safely 81
tslars thls mpfnfaE ~. Nafth.
western viii b. hfaaaat Go afHs
- soon ~ pessihis. faf repairs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29
MADISON CAR GETS
AWAY--ONE HURT

The loss OF couuoi Of a Madison
n. car a short distance above Sec
ond av. to-day caused panic among
the women passengers aud pain
ful injury TO VIM. Wolfe, Al See
ond av today caused panic among
All the passengers were shaken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29
TAXES NKw oFFlcEs

The Marine Examinsrx. Benefit
association IL engaged IL moving
from lts quarters IN the starr. noyc
Building 20 more commoflnus ana
better appointed offices IN the Ar,
cade Aanex. room t7T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29
NAM TO BE EXAMINED.

There viii b. a class 81 about aan
IN attendance this evening At the
headquarters u the civil service
commission q take the oral sxaai i.
nations for service IN the labor d.
partment Of the city government
The examination will start AZ
Hgo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29
PLAN eie CEREMONY.

AZ tho meeting - the executive
committee 81 the Alaska y ukuns
Pacific Exposition In the AiasE a
building this afternoon, plans waf
diae aesed for the exercises 70 he
hstd when ground " broken on TIE
site The date viii probably b.
about a month hence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29
THAW EXHIBITS
NOT RETURNED

tscflpps Telegraph service
NEW YORK. April 2s-Juntice
Fitzgerald today denied the motion
OF Thaw counsel for a return Of all
the exhibits In the trial. especially
the letters written 20 nelmAs.
which brlmaA Included IN hls state
msnt 70 tho lunaeY commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29
BIG ROBBERY
DEVELOPING

FHFFfHVH F"FH - =,
NEW YORK. April 20 The
bond robbery OF the Trust Com
pany OF America 10 growing until
today Il appears that bonds worth
$500. 900 we're taken by William o.
Dcuglaa. the bond clerk He il nov
under arrest and also hia asso'
riatcs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29
STATE LAND NOT TAXABLE


Jnegv Yaksy today decided that
20 state IL not
ihxahlr ~ the county. The decision
az mae ~ The case % the North
err Pacific railroad against Kiuk
county. IN waieh the raslroaa stoks
% quiet ~ title 10 some iotA IN
bloc iss Seattle de- laads. fr0n
a len - ssss Tor The Tar ~ 1905
in which year shs state aas the
owner Of the property,
fuf Rent sc pr month. ai1
raoms and bah TsT i.aksfisw a.
Fhons Norsh fsea go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29

up. and Wolfe. who recently broke
hla leg. had the limb badly wrench.
ed lie was taken 20 Providence
hospital. where Dr. Willis e4Amin-
ed the limb. and concluded II was
In bad condition but had not been
rebrokon.
bia and sallna cruE. The inter
oeean connection will be effected
by tho rehauntepeo railway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29

WIN. J smith. o., and n G smith,
a.. both Of New Westminster, ~ 6
hoy y harlow. - and Maud
kimhait 10. both OF Kirkland.
Albert aiamilleF. -. OF ballard
and Meta Whelenhess. -, chiffon.
VIE,
Andrew Olson. 81. and olivia
tiskanaou. legal ase. both OF scat
r. y. Miller. 20, Youngstown. saa
ueorEia 4. Ssthart. -. Richmond.
II, Edward Wickham. 20. Alidia
A. Neuaer, -. both % seattle.
l. W, Lancaster, -. ana Clara
Hall. 70. both 81 seattle.
Antoni ktnisenshi %. and Mary
Measre. %, ballard.
Deaths.
rhe following deaths were regis
tered tedaYs
tianson@ sevren y Hanson. 90.
April rs. 81 saA Kiihoufhs az.
Vocabulary Agnes Noael, Is
April ~. at t5es Western aV,
coslis--J. cnElia. e, April 81. At
Providence hospital
Tompkins~ Kate Tompkins. -.
April a. at GRAND Forks. n. G.
Hornet m a. fIaFnsi. 90. April
q. AZ isis 10th aV ".
steHrnn Phoebe stanfna IS, ApFii
%. a. Georgetown county hospital
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y. % wife Of ~ q. johnson. = sen.
kellf--At York station. April ~.
t. Sife Of Fred Kelly. = son.
hiKNhy~=At WaYhida EmsrNenrv
he~pltAl. April ~. 20 wife Of Horace
h4ssfy = daughter
Ae0useh--At Waysiae Emergency
hospital, April a.. 90 site q John
he1uesn. daaghtsr.
ffeetefe~At calumhiA station
Arrii ~. 20 wife ~ nanlri "a pres
ter. q san.
hran--At secs coreY -. Anssl a
q wife Of ratfick Ryan. = son.
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The Washington times., 1907-09-02
RETIRE POLICEMEN
SYLYESTER'S PLAN

-Four veteran policemen viii appear
before the retiring board this week. and
II the recommendations OF the police
surgeons are accepted, will be placed
on the pensions rolls at an early date
They are PTivates J. T Rolf, of No. g:
James Lydanne. Of No. Z: J. ]. Auguste.
Of No. 10. and former Sergeant J. W.
Haney, Of No. 2.
The men were examined by the police
surgeons last week. In each case the
doctors recommended that they appear
before the board ct an early date. The
board is composed Of Inspector Swim
dells, Captain Boyle, and Captain
Byrnes.
The retirement of many of the older
men on the force is in accordance with
Major SylvesteT's plan for a reorganiZa-
ton IN many branches Of the depart
ment Although no changes in the ma
ture Of wholesale shake-up have been
announced as yet, the Superintendent
OF Police has announced from day TO
Say transfers and details Of more than
ordinary significance.
Two mounted sergeants were trans
ferred last night by Major Sylvester.
Sergt. J. ". Mccormick, of the Fifth
precinct. was sent TO No. 8 end Sergt
S. l. H. Russell, of No. Q, was sent to
the Fifth, Sergeant Russell will be in
charge OF the Anacostia substation at
night
The Washington times., 1907-09-02
College ScULZezS
May Get Chance
AtPoUghkeepS1e

1t has been partially decided to have
sculling races in connection with the
international Rowing Association re-
gatta at Poughkeepsie next year
An informal conference was held last
week By several professional coaches
whose wards usually participate in the
Hudson rivers famous regatta each
year. Ellis f. ward, OF the University
OF Pennsylvania; James c. Rice OF Co
lumbia, and Jamas A Ten Eyck, Of SYRIA
cuse, have pledged themselves 70 pro-
vide single scullers for the next regatta
on the Highland course. 1t was agreed
by these professionals that. with the
sanction OF the stewards OF the associa-
ton. 1t viii be possible to furnish each
season some OF the finest exhibitions OF
college scUliing that the country has
ever seen. The three coaches are enthu-
siastic about the prospects Of single
sculling, an event that once figured in
the annual affair.
X Is believed by an official OF the In
t9rcollegiate Association that with the
resumption Of single sCuIliug. interest
In tne racing of sculling crews will be
aroused, and that eventually not onIy-
quadruple scuihng crew event, but
an octuple scuiAng crew race viii be
added 70 the program.
The Washington times., 1907-09-02
ALEXANDRIA OPEN
TO BUCKET SHOPS
Washington's Fight May
Run Brokers" to
Virginia.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.


II reports are true. Alexandria will
IN a short time be invaded by the bucket
shops which are being driven out of
Washington by the authorities Under
the law OF the state Of Virginia bank
ers and brokers dealing IN options OF
buying and selling options or futures,
may conduct business in the State upon
the payment OF the sum OF 500 per year
for the privilege OF transacting such
business.
The city law provides for the payment
to the city the sum OF $3.50 per year for
conducting what is known as e bucket
shop"
Commonwealth Attorney Brent, VIII en-
seen by a reporter or The Times this
morning. stated that II the brokers or
Washington desired to come 10 this city
there was no law TO prevent them from
doing so. as both the State and city
laws provide that bucket shops can con-
duct business here II they pay license
for so doing.
II is also reported that members OF
firms which formerly did business in
Washington have already begun aegO-
tiauons with owners OF business houses
IA King street, looking to their removal
from Washington 10 this city.
While the reports as TO the bucket
shops removing TO this city could not
be verified tins morning, 1t Is thought
quite PROBABLE that many OF them viii
remove here IL the fight against them in
Washington continues
The Washington times., 1907-09-02
MANY BATTLES
IN PRIZE RING
FORLABOR DAY

or all the fights that are scheduled
Cor today, that between Joe Thomas,
of San Francisco. and Billy Ketchel,
better known as Young Ketchel, stands
out as the star attraction These two
men will battle at Colma whatever part
Of forty-fvk rounds that IL neces-
sary 20 decide which is the beter.
This will be the second time that
Thomas and Ketchel have met in the
ring. In their first battle Ketchel all
but put out the champion in the tenth
round, and II required ali OF Thomas
skill and cleverness to finally pull out
draw after twenty rounds OF Tight
ms.
some OF the other fights that are
scheduled for today are Billy Papke
vs.. Tommy Sullivan. at Lawrence.
Mass; Jimmy Walsh VS.. Young Erlen-
born. at Boston; Young Peter Jack
son vs.. Morgan Williams, at Goldhcld
Charley Neary VS.. Eddie Tancel, al
Milwaukee; Jimmy Gardner vs.. DICK
Fitzpatrick, ar Fort Wayne, Ind; JACK
Black burn vs.. Jim Barry, at Bridge
port. and Billy Glover vs.. Dick Nelson
at ROCkaway.
The Washington times., 1907-09-02
HOLD MAN AND WIFE,
MURDER SUSPECTED
Negro Found Dead Near
Thompson's Bridge With
Skull Crushed.

Held for action Of the coroner's Jury
at the inquest 10 be held at the morgue
Wednesday over the body Of William
A. Garner. colored, who was found near
Thompson's bridge yesterday morning
with MS skull crushed. Nose Martin.
colored, OF 400 Twenty-drst street
northwest, and his wife, Hattie, were
locked up at the Seventh precinct pO-
lice station yesterday.
According 10 Central Office Detective
Parham and O'Brien, who obtained a
statement from the Martin woman this
morning, she admits being with Gar
ner when he was assaulted by an IN
identified negro. The woman says the
attack occurred about o'clock Saturday
night about 100 feet west of Thompson's
bridge
While she and Garner were sitting
on the ground she asserts, the man
approached and after abusing both OF
them in strong language, attacked Gar
nef-
The police are working on the theory
that Martin came upon his wife in
company with Garner. He has made
no statement, however. and the woman
sticks to the STORY that she did not
know the assailant
The wOman's arrest resulted from the
finding of a shawl near the scene OF
the assault, which was identified as her
property.
Garner was thirty-two years old and
lived at 2439 vi street northwest.
The Washington times., 1907-09-02
Records Broken
At Hibernian
e Athletic Games

NEW YORK, Sept. 2-Two world .
records were broken at the games
Of the Ancient Order OF Hibernians
held at Celtic Park. John Flanagan.
OF the Irish-American A c.. threw
the sixteen-pound hammer 1ss feet S
inches. The other successful athlete
was Melvin Sheppard. also Of the
winged fist club.
Sheppard distinguished himself by
running 900 yards In minutes l As
seconds, beating the best preSious
time by almost three seconds. How.
ard valentine. Of the New York A c.
ran the distance about two years ago
in 2 minutes 4 -5 seconds at Trsvers'
Island.
The g0O-yard race was special
event. Sheppard started against time
and was paced by his clubmate, J. A
Bailey. who holds the quarter-mile
Metropolitan championship. and mad
eighty yards start.
The Washington times., 1907-09-02
A. A. U. BOARD GETS
IMPORTANT MEMBER

NEW YORK. Sept 2.-ComptroIler
Herman A. Metz has been elected a
member OF the Amateur Athletic Union
board Of managers for the metropoIi-
tan district to represent the Brooklyn
Yacht Club.
The Brooklyn Yacht Club will today
celebrate lis dfteth anniversary. Next
TO the New York Yacht Club it is the
oldest yacht club IN the Stats OF New
YORK II has followed the example OF
the Atlantic Yacht Club and Joined the
Amateur Athletic Union
Comptroller Metz has long been identi-
nIo with amateur athletics. As a bow
ne competed as an amateur athlete
representing Williamsburg Athletic Club.
OF Brooklyn, and has always TAX IN a
great interst in the promotion OF
amateur athletics. He has been es-
peclaly interested in public Fairgrounds.
and has donated an athletic field for
brooklyn for the use Of schoolboys.
The Washington times., 1907-09-02
Reports of Accidents From
American and European
Cities Show Great
Loss of Life.

NEW YORK. Sept commenting
on the utter disregard dIsplayed-despitc
the general outcry against their rSck-
lessness-by automobile speed maniacs.
for their own and other lives. a New
York newspaper publishes today list
OF accidents Sunday, IN which five per
sons were killed. twelve seriously in
jured, and an indefinite number Of
others escaped almost miraculousIy
from threatened death
Though the collection OF stories OF
mishaps is drawn from all over this
country and Europe the newspaper does
not pretend that 1t is anywhere nearly
complete Several victims were widely
known, two Of them titled Europeans
Baron. Demartino. as told by a Bres-
cha. Italy. dispatch. sacrificed his own
life 10 save several spectators who had
crowded upon the track at the interna-
tional race for the Florion Trophy.
Rather than crash into the group he
steered his car aside, deliberately
wrecked It. and was found. when the
confusion had subsidized, lying dead be-
side the overturned machine. His moth
or and sister saw the accident from
the Erandstand. The race Was finished
despite the tragedy, Signor Minnoia
winning IN an Isotta-Franchini Machine
At Magenta, Italy. the Marquis Pal
laviclni was killed outright, and his
companion. a lawyer named Naimano.
so seriously injured that he died a few
moments later.
Frank Armstrong, a millionaire's nine
teen-year-Old son. was killed in Pitts
The Washington times., 1907-09-02

burg by being thrown from his machine
against a telegraph pole as the zhaaf-
feur sWerved the car to dodge AN ex-
cdvauOn into which he was IL danger
OF running.
Twelve-year-old Dorothy OILS, Of Pal
Dlcr. Mass, the victim Of the fifth IA
taity. was run over and killed by SUM-
nor r Hollander, son Of rich Boston
merchant
TIE list Of injured includes:
giuseppe Begin, Baron DemOrun.
nos mechanic, dying.
Due &C Trsvise. seriously hurt by ac-
cIdent to steering gear and crash OF
machine int tree near Paris
Mr. and Mrs. ". j. Lynch, Mr.. and
Mrs. J w. Neemis, Frederick LapOrte.
Michael PIttueT, and John Kempskey.
painfully Injured IN crash near AIineola,
L. J., between car in which the Lyuches
and Neemises were touring with La
porte as chauffeur, and buggy driven
by Huttner and KemDskeys two farm
ers.
Clare Hess and s. A. Foster. seriously
injured in accident which cost Frank
life
James Sheehau, Brooklyn, struck BY
George GUndys automobile fl Jamaica.
Skull fractured and leg broken.
The Washington times., 1907-09-02

other disease thorough cleansing blood
s than IN Contagious Blood Poison The particle of
will multiply In the circulation
the blood that of the
powerful disease Usually the first little
in itself but soon the blood becomes contaminated that
the mouth and throat ucerat glands in the groin
out coore spots appear body frequently
sores and ulcers break the flesh to
IN the way by going down into the circulation neutral
zng particle Of
fresh and Notwithstanding The
as the patient gets under the influence of
every trace OF the disease removed from
restored to health Not particle of the poison
AFTER b s. s. has purged purified the blood
free. THE SWIFT SpFCTFTC RI GTTINTG "a
The Washington times., 1907-09-02
HEARS FATHER IS DEAD,
SON CUTS HIS THROAT

SOMERVILLE, N. J., Sept. 2.-Rich-
ard Striker is dying in the Somerville
Hospital today from a self-inf1icted
knife wound, his attempt at suicide kaY-
ing been made following the news that
his father had died Of a shot fired by
the young man.
Young Striker had been in jail for a
week following his assault When told
of his fathers death he rushed into
his cell and cut mis- throat with a knife
he had been able to conceal there Ac-
Cordilg TO the fathers ante-nOrtem
statement, his son shot him In a
drunken frenzy because he refused to
give the young man money to con-
tinue spree.
Striker fed, but returned in two days
and gave himself up, claiming he had
shot in self-defense. II he RECEIVERS he
will be tried for murder.
The Washington times., 1907-09-02
EASTERN BRANCH
GUN CLUB SHOOT
Three 1S-Bird Sweepstakes
Keep GunnerS Busy in
Morning.

A large attendance and good shoot
ing marked the annual Labor Day shoot
Of The Eastern Branch Gun Club, which
began this morning and lasted all day.
The morning program consisted OF
three sweepstakes. the results IN which
are given below.
This afternoon the principal events
Will be the team match for fve-men
teams ana shoots for merchandise
prizes, among which is a gun valued
at $40.
Following are the records IN each OF
the morning sweepstakes, all the con-
teEtants shooting at fifteen birds:
The Washington times., 1907-09-02
BALL PLAYER DIES
IN HORRIBLE AGONY

SAVANNAH. Ca, Sept. 2.-Joseph r
Briskey. rightflelder Of the Savannah
team Of the South Atlantic League, died
on the beach Sunday afternoon. his nack
having been broken by a dive into shall
low water. Briskey's hair turned almost
white while he was IN the death agony
A sad feature is that his young wife
and three weeks old baby. whom he
had never seen, were awaiting him AT
houston. Tex, where he was to have
started right away
The Washington times., 1907-09-02
CHARLESTON WINS.

CHARLESTON S C.. Sept 2-Charles-
ton has won the South Atlantic League
baseball pennant OF 1907. There are but
few more games to play and Charles
tons lead is so great that were she to
lose all OF them the difference between
charleston and the second team in the
standing would not be materially les
sened
The Washington times., 1907-09-02
AUTOMOBILES KILL FIVE;
TWELVE SERIOUSLY INJURED
THE DEAD

Baron Demartino, killed at
Florion trophy race at BFescia,
Italy.
Marquis Pallayincini and com
panion, named Nalmano, meet
death at Magenta, Italy.
Frank Armstrong dies from
injuries received near PittsburR.
Dorothy Otis, Of Palmer, Mass,
run over and instantly killed by
Boston man.
The Washington times., 1907-09-02
SAENGERBUND SESSIONS
TO BE MORE NUMEROUS

The Washington Saengerbund at its
regular meeting last night passed res
oluuon providing that two additional
general meetings should be held each
year In future, making four in all. II
was argued that the present plan pro-
viding for only two meetings did not
give the members sufficient opportunity
TO become acquainted with the business
Of the society
Besides hearing the annual reports of
officials were reelected to serve another
year A vote Of thanks was extended
Henry A Scheuermann, comptroller. FOR
the faithful performance OF past duties
The Washington times., 1907-09-02
POLICE SURGEONS WANT FEES

Major Sylvester, superintendent of Po-
lice, has referred to the Commissioners
q request from the board of police sur
geona that they be allowed to receive
comp ansation in the nature Of witness
fees when they are called upon to tes-
tify in lunacy hearings.
The Washington times., 1907-09-02
NATIONAL
LEAGUE

BOSTON, Sept. 2.-The PhIIadaInb,s
Nationals outbatted the locals here tbis
morning. but the Bostons svatted the
pan when hits meant runs and won a
handy victory.
Score.
philadelphia. 0OOO0OOOI n
boston-.....-.-... 0620000s-2 s /
Batterfes-Moran and Doom; Linda
man and Brown. Cmplres-CarDenfer
and tombstone
PITTsBURG, Pa, Sept. 2.-Cincinnati
played loosely in the field and were
beaten in the first game by the Pitts
ouTgs. who also punched their hits in
both the fourth and NTH innings.
score r. H. z.
Sincinnad..-.--.. 03OO0O14 4
Pittsburg- Q Q 0 30 0 OO-5
Batteries-Pitt and Mclean; Camnitz
and Gibson. Umpires-Rigler and KLEIN
The Washington times., 1907-09-02
GOOD RADIANCE.

Jack-I hear that Miss Passe is en-
/ gaged.
| Dicks that so? Who is the happy
/ mani
Jaci:-Old man Passe, OF course
| Familie Journal.
The Washington times., 1907-09-02

hen the Athletics left On their
ZIP ulree weeks ago, they were In sec
ma TIi pace with a percentage Of .eO4
- 1Igy nave returned occupying the same
points lower O''S iouF
~ II the same period Detroit. which
cared WITH a percentage Of 81. suF-
1eIed loss of two points. aItbon1b r.
o llssilgG ID, 10 regain the lead. after Being
chicago now holds third pIace r-f m 3 3
crealt OF -592. II held the same fieurss
and position on August M 40 VI Go
The Washington times., 1907-09-02
Silk to OLIciate.

President Johnson realizes the import
ance-of these games, for he he's assigned
SILK O'Loughlin. his star arbiter. 10 Off
clate here all week, 1t will be O'I,ough-
Inns first appearance in this city this
season.
In the west. Chicago tac.lles Detroit
and St Louis this week. After Detroft
finishes with the SOX, they go 10 Cleve-
land for the last part of the week all
OF which should grease the way for the
Athletics
Mack's men have a third American
League pennant IN their grasp, but there
Is nothing so uncertain as baseball and
they must maintain their present sDaad
to be successful. The Athletics are
never so good as under fire and partj-
sans look for their grand pitching corps
and hard hitters to, carry the team to
the top and keen Il there.
The Washington times., 1907-09-02
BOXING NOTES.

George Hoey and Mississippi box to-
Club, New York.