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Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-11-08
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Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-11-08

The fit survive-the unfit perish.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-09-13
Shoes! Shoes!

This Is where we get our deadly
work In on cut prices. We have
200 pairs shoes We are going to sell
at this sale. Every pair of Shoes
in the house has got to 60 to make
room for our new lines. We cam
not quote all prices, but we will
guarantee to save you from 50 cents
to So on each and every pair Of
shoes. Not a single shoe will be
reserved in this sale. You had
better call early and make your
selections.
Outing Flannels
Every Piece of Outing Flannel,
formerly sold at II to IS cents per
yard, will sell at 8 cents per yard.
That is just like finding money.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-09-13
Ladies' Wrappers

Ladies Calico and Flannelette
Wrappers, while they last, at IS
cents each; regular $I.2s and $I.5o
values.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-09-13
Calicos and Ginghams

Fifty broken bolts of Calicos, late
Patterns, sold from III to 8b cents
per yard; will sell in this sale for
5A cents per yard. That's much
cheaper than we bought them.
All 9 and 10 cent Ginghams at
6H cents per yard.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-09-13
Just Note some Of these Prices on Staples:

Hats and Caps
Every Hat we have in the store
has got to go at this sale.
$3.50 Hats 60 at $500
$3.50 Hats go at SITS
rs $a.oo Hats 60 at $I.I5
Cheaper Hats 60 at any old price.
They've got to be sold. We want
the money.
Caps are no object to us. We
have lot of nice, up-to-da,e Caps
that will be sold. No matter
whether you want them now or
later.
75c Caps for 400
soc Caps for goo
3sc Caps for 2oc
Ladies' Caps included with Mems
and Boys.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-09-13

We want to clean up on paint,
and will sell during this sale at
unheard of prices.
The Washington times., 1907-11-20
Engagement RumOred.
MISS N1CCAHILL
Welded TO-DAY
TO j. w. LYONS

one of the prettiest noon weddings Of
the season was that of Miss Maud
I,aurens McCahiIl and John Walter
LYONS, of Rutland, Vt, which took
mace in ST. PauPs Roman Catholic
Church today, the Rev. DR.. Mockey Of
floating.
The church was tastefully decorated
with palms and white ehrysanthemums.
and the organist Of the church played
the 'L,ohengrin" and Mendelssohn we'd
ding marches for the entrance and de-
parture of the bridal party.
The bride entered the church with her
unole, Alfred McCahill. Of Elizabeth,
y. J. Her gown was a handsome
princess of white satin, effectively
triramed with cid rose point lace and
white chiffon. The front OF the yoke,
which came down IN a bertha effect in
the front, vas made OF the lace from
the fan carried by the brides mother at
her wedding. The front panel Of the
skirt was trimmed with seed pearls, and
the brides only ornament was pearl
necklace. The tulle veil fell 10 the hem
The Washington times., 1907-11-20
Miss Barr Entertains.

Miss Taylor and Miss MabIe Taylor
Of Charleston. S c. who are visiting
their brother, the Rev. James II. Tay-
Tor, Of this city, were entertained by
Miss Anna Byrd Barr at her home
Tuesday evening. A number Of the
guests performed at the piano, while
others sang. The result was a very
attractive Informal musicale.
Miss Almyra Sessions sang ''Madri-
gal" by Chaminade: Itch Liebe DiCh %
by Greig; valse song from Romeo and
juliet" (Gounod), and II Know Lovely
Garden" by D'Hardelot Miss Court
enay Collins sang the Shadow Song
from ''Dinorah," by Meyerbeer, and
"Connais-tu le pays. MignOn,' by A.
Thomas. Miss Hilda KoehIer, Of Aus
tralia, who is being educated in Amer
lea, sang in a lovely round voice a cycle
Of German songs by A. Won Fieltz, and
"Obstlnation," by FOntenailles. Mrs Z.
+. Curry sang "Contraband Aria" from
Garment" Love is a Rose" and My
Dreams" by Sans-SOuci.
Like TO a Damask Rose" by Elgar,
was sung by Miss Mattern in her rich
contralto. Miss Sanie Mason played the
accompa niments and also the Pilgrims
Chorus from ''Tannhau5er.' MrA
Grace Dyer knight and Miss Edith
spoford were among those present
The Washington times., 1907-11-20
Wedding Will Take Place
in New York in
January.

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore p. Shonts last
evening announced the engagement of
their younger daughter Miss Theodore
shonts. TO the Due de ChauInes ct de
Piequigny, Of Paris, France. the we'd
ing to take place IN January at the
home Of the brides parents. 12S West
Thirty-fifth street. New York city
Miss Shonts and the due met nearly
two years ago in Paris, where Mrs.
shonts and her daughters were beng
extensively entertained during their stay
by the Duchess Dues. sister Of the
Due de Chaulnes.
MIS-. Shonts and her daughters le-
turned 10 washington early last tan
from Europe, and last January the quo
came over from France md was JLelr
guest for some tiTse IN their nome III
Washington, on New Hampshire ave
nue..
Engagement Rumored-
They entertained extensively in his
honor and rumors of his engagement
~ Miss Theodore, 10 whom he was
most attentive. which had been en-
rhatically denied by the family upon
fEefr return from Europe, were again
revived with considerable pe-sistency..
No formal announcement was torth-
The Washington times., 1907-11-20
Returns to France.

OF the long court train, and was ar
ranged with coronet OF orange bios
SONS. The bridal bouquet was a shower
Of Bride roses
Miss May McCahill, of Elizabeth, \.
J., a cousin Of the bride. was the maid
of honor and the only attendant. Her
gown was Of white chiffon cloth over
pink taffeta, and she wore a white
hat trlmmed with white ostrich plumes
ana carried a shower bouquet of Golden
Gate roses.
Robert Kinsley. Of Rutland. VT, acted
as best man and the ushers were j.
Edwards Cops, of Rutland. VT; Will
lam II. Dunn and Henry H. Fletcher, OF
CONTINUED on Tenth Page
The Washington times., 1907-11-20
20 ss

Daily AAtinees . ce..tz Even Is sc and 50c
WILLIAM COURTLEIGH n PEACHES %
Tns Famous Lambs Club Gambol HIT by
George Hobart BESSIE WYNN late fea-
tgre Of 'BABES IN ToTLAND." introducing
herOwn New Song Not For Ne" The Grest
SaleEno. Ths Camille Comedy Trio. Falfx
Anc Caire- The Sha<p Brothers, The Fer
rsils- .Ths Fortune Teller motion Pictures
Next Eeek-McMAHON & CHAPPELL1E' S
PULLMAN MAIDS. JULIAN ELTINGE.
TIE COLBY FAMILY. JOHN z. HAZ-
ZAED. &c BY aEALz IlDAT-
The Washington times., 1907-11-20
winthrops Entertain At Dinner.

The Assistant Secretary Of the Treas
Try and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop en-
tCrtained at dinner last evening the Sec
rotary of the Interior and Mrs. james
r Garfield. the French Ambassador and
Nine. Jusserand, the Assistant Score
tary Of State and Mrs. Bacon, the As
ststant Secretary Of the N&vT and Mrs.
Newberry. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon-Gun-
ntpE, Mrs. Thomas II. Buyard, and
Rear Admiral William Sheffield Cowles
The Washington times., 1907-11-20

The Paas Royal winter stock of Cloth Suits too wei
known to need descriptions The roomakng sale lowers the prices
to SIS from $1,000 TO S7 from $50 TO So from SIS to SIS from
$3.50 to S35 These finally reduced pc-only the quantity
and variety of styles and sizes will be less later.
The Washington times., 1907-11-20

CONTINUED on Tenth Pase)
The Washington times., 1907-11-20

coming, but Il was known among the
friends of the family that tlr Shonts
was the only obstacle in he way OF an
engagement between tie charming
ycung girl and toe scion or one of the
most aristocratic families IF Trance.
The duke returned 10 france in the
spring, stil unattached. Mrs. Shonts
and her daughters, however, spent the
summer in Europe and again the due
renewed mis- attention 10 the younger
daughter Of ths house. Upon their re-
turn early in me fall, they were fol-
/ lowed closely by the due and ever since
MS arrival the announcement mad been
expected.
Mrs. Shonts has finally overcome the
objections Of the traction magnatc 10
international marriages with the an
nC cement OF the engagement made
last evening
Returns to France.
The due viii return to France on the
Lorraine Thursday. but viii return for
the wedding IN January. accompanied
by the DUO and Duchess Dues, his
brother-in-laT and sister, and other
members Of his family.
Miss Theodore Shonts will come to
Washington tomorrow TO attend a re-
union at Mrs. Somers' school. where
she and her elder sister. Miss Marguerite
Shonts, were educated. She will he
joined here by her sister, who Is IN At
lanta, Ca. where she was one Of the
bridesmaids at the marriage of Miss
Ieonora Ovsley to the Rev. Charles
Rreck Ackley. November u. The Misses
Shonts will doubtless be considerably en-
tertained during their stay in Washing
ton.
The Washington times., 1907-11-20
LULU CHASER IN lola from Berlin
Hew National Thaa4ar.

MONDAY EVENING, NOV. Is,
Bensft OF the Columbian Women % tbs
George Washington University. Tickets may
De secured al the university building 18Th
zud H sts.s from Mrs. ". II. Heron l7OS
Oregon ave. Mrs " r. Vance, 1Tlz Riggs
place, T. Arthur Smith, 14lI ? St ana fr5Tu
members % Columbian Women. Prices. Soc
75c. 800, S1.5o. S2-00 $50 nor. j. 30
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
PRIZE FIGHT ON BATTLE ship
COurts-martial Expected to Follow
Grueling Bout on the Kansas.
Champion of the Navy FouIed by
Bobby Calhoun After Six
Rounds of Fighting.

Philadelphia, June las a result Of the
exposure of the prize fight held on the
battle ship Kansas ON Thursday night a
rigid investigation VIII undoubtedly Doe
made by the Navy Dapartmcntaudco courts
martial ordered.
The asat, details of which became pub
Dice to-day. was between Jack Schaefer q
member Of the Kansas crew and cham-
p.on OF the navy, and Bobby Calhoun. fore
merry of the navy and a boxer of consid-
cradle note.
The night. which was said t9 have been
for a. purse of S,a made uq hy officers.
was witnessed by nearly every officer sta-
toned .n the yard The ring was pitched
on the gun deck of the battle Ship and a
lieutenant acted as referee. The men
weighed lu 70 I-1 pounds.
TIE first round was rather tame. hur the
second was a hummer. Selasleg was aI.
over bis opponent dropping him twice.
hat Calhoun was game. The iEht rr1r.r-
uCd until the sixth round. with Calhoun
receiving an awful Erusiiug and about aI
iu Tn this round Sgla,t.r again knocked
Lis opponent down
Calhoun then fought his WAY ID close
and landed "a hard blow on Ssrarfar.s abe
dumsu. The latter dropped like flash
The referee decided the foul was deIio-
crate and awarded the tgGt t0 S.haeteT.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
RESULTS AT LOUISVILLE.

FIRST RACE-~iz fsr.7u=e. Ba=araa. a7 .Blzr..
g fa O. vaa. Ade--a JOS Dearborn. 5 60 D. second;
Nsua--Fn. s .-va.a.. 3 TO z 70 show. third. Time
la5-z 80 Qn---e- Mint BY. Prince rIrss Harold
70 Potter Erral Bourbon NrTs Wurrleuc. ard
NaF-l aIzH ua
SECOND HAHE-FI-e f.r,auss Rebel Queen Dos
L.r. p fo ID Hrl. Hollow. Dos .GdHta.. @. !
,". r.s-. second. Lalr Nau S Butler. even rH
show -.a E.ma ..'. Bu'a The lsm.-ee. ~r. H-
I7r. Ltr'- I-rri. Black Coat. and Gresham also rl.
THIRD EAEE.ure mile CaH'f-am. ll5 .ir-
tIu.. B t1 J. won. Phil Finch ll- Br.ard Z 90 &
.r u.ar- second. TIE HIna iU Les ar 60
show third. Time. I.i3 g5 Little LrGH. also ran.
FOURTH ~te+rIarha-s- fr.I ca1--~- two
miles. 81. Erma. la archibald. s ta B. won.
Pirate l5i .psmae-rr.. 20 Q for place. second.
KIa0- ~ AIrri-u. even 20 show. third. Time.
.f g. Lad. IrrlG slv1 ran. NUu fr.L
FIFTH EArE-uug mile N- Fauum Z 20
won, swift Wing 2 J1 I f1r place. -er1I. Pete
N.nf-ar -Hrl Time 1885
SIXTH RACE - One and sixteenth miles.
Sponge Cake. s Nr-aHrr 20 3 won. Laus.
down. rs .~Ta.H.. 20 90 J. second. Eard.-r. Ul
Rrar. e 90 T. third. Time. 80 FounIr-r Tin.
..-. eaua knight NJ ulaa5e. Red Uzf.u. and
Pass IE-.r s-=H lau
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
WOODBIEE PARK RESULTS

FIRST EAGE-F7a and oue-hrt f,rl-rz G1-
t-e.e I Hur.u.. % TO 8. Won. Anna smith. %
1,e"a.tr.. o. g. second. Lagrra. ll .A Martin.
even. Hi-- Time. lE- 25 Wabash Qrseu. Bonnie
Rec. Omaha j. ErIIe and Fl,GCr C1uleu also
1r.
SECOND HACE-FTe tui--Es Cleu Tuu-r 700
Lird.. @ fo l0. won. LaHmau. 100 .Ga'dz-iu.. 8
q" t" place. second. Na.-rt -S lQHarn-frr.
even. -E-i. Time. If-. Ar.Irue and prsigr- als1
rar-
THIRD BhCE-Ors mile Carer S7uce. rE .5-lG.
--9.u.. tu 3 won. Kelvin. 90 .L'Td % d srr
orf. The Globe lH EEuI. 20 / 90 show. tHrI
Time. l.7 h#hia. krsaed. Ion Paria and Court
Martial 7I-n uu.
FOURTH EACE-Wa-rlIao Handicap. ono and
rHsr.-.ta miles Martin Uar'e lg Lloyd. 20 g.
WON. Lotus Eater -i .Dirgins.. % s. second. Min.
ue Adams. l'1 .Nir1.i. 1 20 10 show -l-d. Tmr
1853 l5, Leua.ra, j. r. Laughrrv, ard Deuce also
Tau.
FIFTH EACE-S-crrl-caazr. two and orer1lf
miles Ma0E-.a I's Ne lsin. Q 10 O. won. Russell
g.. l2 Hsaa. 90 B for place. second cold Run.
us fguiU- tn , tHird fine 5nH5 Frank
sEa.s. Easter JOY, Richard. ir.. BgtUsI and hure
a's1 uu
SIXTH RAgE-Oue and oae-sfytseutb mie=. fs~-
iTum. ll2 Mcdaniel. t1 won. Tom nr-a- E
.G u-=.|. oHt for place. second, AFFINITY lG .Grff.
='cH.. to l9 20 show. third Time. 1878 old
Colony, Simon j.. and Castor also ral.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
BURNHAM TO ASK RELEASE.
Attorneys for Life Official VIII Offer
Bail Monday.

New York. June George BUrnham,
ir, who was general counsel for the
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association.
was brought from Sing Sing 10 the Tombs
tonight The order on the decision of the
appellate division that he was entitled 10
a new trial was signed this morning and
Deputy Sheriff Bel7l was sent to Sing
Sing 20 get him.
Bunham was convicted Of grand lar
cany in connection with his man8g cement
of the affairs of the company 1t was a
little after 8 O'Clock when BuTnh3m got
TO the rombs. lie left Sing Sing shortly
before 4 O'Clock. His wife met him at the
Grand Central Station and then he got
something 90 eat
:. T. Tying. OF counsel FOR Burnham.
served notice to-day on Assistant District
Attornew Taylor that an application for
bail for Buruh3m would he made on Mon
day morning. This viii not be opposed by
the district attorneys Office An effort
viii he made, however, 10 have the Court
of Appeals review the decision Of the
appellate division in the Burnham case.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
EASTERN HIGH AT BROOKLYN
Capital City Football Team VIII
Play Inter-city Game.
Meets the Crack Erasmus Hall High
school Team Oh Election Day
at Saratoga Park.

Eastern High Schools football team Will
play the crack Erasmus Han High School
team at Brooklyn next election day, the
arrangements for tie game having been
completed during the past week
Erasmus, which is one of the strongest
athletic schools in Brooklyn, had "a split
with BOYS High during the past year.
and. after considering challenges from
several other institutions, the New York
ers decided to award the game to Eastern
As election day is a holiday. it is consid-
cred one Of the most desirable dates on
the football schedule in Brooklyn. and it
is expected that the game. which viii be
played at Saratoga Park. Will draw a
large crowd.
Eastern is the third local school to take
on inter-city contests. Central plays an
annual game with the Central High
School. Of Philadelphia. while Technical
meets the High School Of Commerce, Of
New York
Western has under consideration dates
with Tome Institute and Norfolk Acad-
emy. but nothing definite has as vet been
decided on by the West Euders.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
RESULTS AT OAKLAND.

FIRST RACE-Oro and fre-rirhths miles. Tah.
nuud 40 Mclaughlin, 20 J. von, Harhr-. ,1,
Krsca bsum.. to g. second; Rot-.u. ~ IAarfe
10 90 ]. third Time 24s2z B-nroi-. Tas. and
Rough Rider also ran
SECOND RACE-Oue and ous..zternth miles
Cabin, l19 Ihirschtauml 10 20 T. won. Ha5h Nc
Gavau. l-9 ISsndrI. rr J. second. Elevation. lN
u. Davis. I3 20 g. third Time. ll6 49, A. drew
Mack. MsTsie MavT. llUTdC NevtUrus Ed Shsri-
dan. ~r GeTCU. Jr.. aud lHf8mm8b.c als7 8u.
THIRD RACE-tivc-7izhths 7f mile College
WIDOW JOS G-ass 20 J. won. Tryaauay los
.Boughl. s 20 l. second. rau8de. % NI-laugaIn
% 70 T. third Time 100 25 Alice f. and Albion
n. alec ran.
FOURTH RACE-Oue mile. Saufa-a. s- tG Da-
Vs. d 10 g. won. BedfcUi % .krVrhtamI Z 20 o.
second Op,iriau. ss SANDY 10 TO J. third. Time.
l.3S 15 g. 1lus5od1y ard Sir Bril'ar also ran
FIFTH RACE-Iuturfy course ST. Francis l79
r. Davis. Il 90 s. won: Burning Bush. % .Kirech-
bsumI % 4. second: Nothing l0l +. Nichols %
90 l. third Time lI0 ROYAL Rogue The Mist
sam Reed Ictta Gladstone. and Paddy Lynch also
-an.
SIXTH RACE-Six and ouehaf f1rlones Ethel
Day. l05 tBcrsl a 10 s. won; Security. lg7 tFiscl-
er., T. 20 10 second. Princess Titauia. l15 r. Ua-
wis., % 20 g. third. Time. lI9 45 Gateway. Bang-
lcltc and Integrity also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
AMONG THE 0ARSMEN.

James Piikingtou president Of the Ma
ti0naI Association Of Amateur Oarsmon
has received word that four-oared crews
from 81 Louis and Portland. Greg. clubs
will row in the national and international
regattas ar Philadelphia and Jamestown.
respectively. in August
The special committee to which was
delegated at a recent meeting the appoint
ment Of q committee 20 select intercity
and eirht-oared crews for the interna-
tonal races of jamestown. met Yesterday
and selected the following: j. E. Nagle.
captain, =. F. HauboId, r. IT. Pelton,
John O. Reagan. ". c. Doscher, and
John T. Kemp. There is one vacancy
which VIII be filed by the other members
OF the committee In "a few days.
Il is planned by the committee which
has IN charge the international rowing
races at jamestown. Va. on August Il
and u. that the interCity octuple shell
race shall be one of the features. open to
oarsmln OF the world II is the intention
O. have q crew from each city. made up
or the hest men. who can be selected from
the various clubs the selection To he on
the same order as the New York Philadel-
phia ocfuple sCu.l eights at Baltimore i'm
1905 There is no doubt that New York.
philadelphia. Washington, and Baltimore
viii make entries.
J. r. Miller, jr.. president Of the Harlem
Regatta Association has given another
cup for the intermediate quadruple scun
event OF ;he Middle states Association.
70 take the place Of the one previously
given by him and won three times by the
New York Athletic Club crews. which
meant final possession.
Although Coach Plaisted has not vet re-
ported. several of the members Of last
years Analostan Club crew are getting
into shape by rowing afternoons With
scrub oiEhts.
Several Of the members Of the Techni-
cal High School eight will be candidates
fer the crews which are to represent the
Potomac Boat Club this summer.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
TOBACCO'S SLAVE ENDS LIFE.
Nan Quits Weed, hut Remuneration
of II Drives Him TO Suicide.

oxford Pa. June 1-Completely un-
nerved by his struggle against the to-
bacco habit. Frank HodgsoH, forty-fye
years old. cf New London. near here.
committed suicide by blowing out his
brains with "a shotgun this afternoon.
He was found shortly aflerward by his
ninety-four- -yCar-0ld grandfather. Dr
George D. Armstrong. in the granary
where he ended his liIC The shotgun lay
beside him.
Hodgsou a few weeks ago resolved to
stop using tobacco. He kept his resolve,
but the struggle so wore on him that he
became melancholy.
No one was near when he killed himself
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

New York. June 1-James r. Keene's
Colin. by Commanded -Pastorella. scored "a
magnificent victory in the rich National
Stallion Stakes for two-year-olds, five
fur'ongs straightaway, at Belmont Park
this afternoon, while 5000 spectators
roared in approval
Colin. the best colt seen so far this sea-
son. was an overwhelming public Ia
yorite. From even money he was backed
down to i TO %, a fortune being placed
upon his chances.
Miller had the mount on Colin. and had
the race well in hand the entire route,
easing him near the end and at the wire
Colin was three lengths i'm front OF Bar
None, having run the distance in 0.5s fat,
which eXcelled the track record by two
dttGs Of second. and is the fastest time
ever made 10y two-year-old In this coun-
try. The worlds record IS 0.J6 81. mad-
10y Maid Marian, "A four-year-oId. az Nor
rs Park in 1894
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE Selling. iHgre-vrsr-a'l- and up
HHf-r seven i#T.|N--. t.s'-HH.ff- -.t 'I4utHt.-
% 8. won; Acrobat Jos Miller. y 90 D. second
RuaI Onyx. JOS 1lher|. I5 to J. third. Time.
l-l 49, Golden West puukg Black Matt. kli,sr.
Sailor Girl, and LAm0ur also ram.
SECOND RACE-THoErara.I four and one
aaI tlr.anss CaIrTt. ll2 Lowe. t0 B. won.
EeaH'Hl l.2 UDHuu. lH p T. .a-.ul Uncle. liZ
NlHau.. 3 f0 l. third. Time 1tL -suar.
Nr'r.1i- Araze. Robert Cooper Facsd1. King
Plate Earl g.. AL Alone Aimee e.. Cold Quest
Ancient Ea-ureT. Goshen star and Hartford Boy
also raH. Goshen Star and Hartford Boy left Of
tla post
THIRD RACE-Nara-al Stallion. tuoroarods.
five fr.elg- Colin -2 DIler. IS 90 % uau-
bar None fl- .kaeuer.. 8 90 j. second, Ben Fleet
d. .Fr-.lH.. u ta 3 third Time. o5s. Smoker
King tsues. end R9ral Naue also -sa.
FOURTH NACE-Iurrns -irnal Su-r.cehase Han
d.-ap. tau--larais and upward. about tv1 miles
Pagan H-E $50 .HgidCI. Q 60 i. won. Air NrCaun
i4 -tara. IS 90 s. second, Fallaaceu la B-aan.
=. fr g. third Time ss-. Rocket, California King
and Brurrs also ram. California kur fal B-H.
nus refused
FIFTH RACE -Tf5es,earo.ds and upward. one
mt'a Dolly SuausgF. Us .NHlrr. -H 3D. uuU.
I'.u- lIT Sumter % J. second Sir Tr51trE
Com. lt .Mr--rava' % 3 third. Time. i.9 I'm
lr..a and 'awu1l--r also rsr-
SIXTH RADE-SeiiuE- three rsarolfs and -r-
ward. seven tlrur- G.euham, H .Ngia..tt. 2
On D. wr. Bright boy, g Powers. s % % .a.rud
Rio Gurfa Ia .Na'sH'. i5 r1 4. triri Tiw.
1885 Oliver Cromwell Clarrr.ss UrfHs-. L5-
te Woods Gold Circle Bohemian Kr,ful. and
Melbourne Nominee ais, ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS.
Championship Tournament VIII BE
Held on Bachelors Courts.

As soon as tho Middle Atlantic Tennis
tournament is finished. the Bachelors
Tennis Club courts will be the scene Of an
intor-high school tennis tournament.
The tournament Will consist OF cham
pioHships in doubles and singles. and all
the high schools viii be represented.
Central, Tech, and Western will i'm all
probability send a fun list Of entries,
while Eastern and Business may have
contestants in the singles only.
Only five entries viii be- allowed from
each school, three in the singles and one
pair in the doubles
While the teams have not been picked
IN any Of the schools. the following will
probably be among the entries: Western
Singles. Morse. McLa.n and Kemp. dou-
bles. McLain and FiHebrown. Central
Singles. Bynitsky Ye1ger. and O1cKecver
Singles. Norman and Lynch.
Eastern-S Singles. Martin
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
Negro Lynchcd in Louisiana.

Alexandria, La. June 1-Henry John
son, a middle-sged negro, was lynched
az Echo, La. last night by about $50
men. who took him from Jail He had
been arrested charged with attempted as
sault on the wife Of his employer.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
Largest Morning Circulation

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation-a circula-
ton IN Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the
Capital. Its books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
HniI nhIiterafes Crons.

Taylor. Texas. June IA terrific
hail and wind storm ragged over the
eastern section of Williamson County.
covering an area Of fully five miles. late
yesterday afternoon. A number Of
buildings were wrecked Hailstones
oblitcrated the crops
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
Amateur RnsehnII.

The Metropolitan Juniors defeated the
St Peters Juniors on the latter's grounds
by - 20 Z. Barr who played shortstop for
the winners. did excellent work, accepting
eight chances. Legge pitched a good
game for the Metropolitans and was well
supported
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
COLIN SETS RECORD
James R. Keene'S Colt Takes
Rich Stakes Handily.
MILLER HAS RACE IN HAND

NOuut Is Public FnVOrite, and
Backed to Is To 20-Commnndo Colt
Fastest Time for Two-ycar-oId
Ever Made I'm This Country.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

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