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The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
DATES FOR BASKETBALL.
Regular Season of City Leaguc VIII
Open on November g.

The various basketball leagues in
which local teams are represented have
at last completed their schedules and it
has been decided TO open the regular
season on November 6.
II the meantime nearly all of the
teams will play number Of preliminary
games and by the beginning of the cham
pionship campaign it is expected that the
organizations viii be ready for what
promises to be an unusually good season
for the indoor sport.
The schedule. giving the home team
first, follows:
WEDNESDAY. November 6-Corcorans vs.. Y. NJ. c.
A. City League.
SATURDAY. November s-Y. NJ c. A. vs. Alex
audria City League Central Y. NJ c. A. Of Balti-
more vs. York y. NJ. G. a
Saturday. November l6-York Y. NJ. C. A. vs..
West Branch Y. NJ. c. A: Washington Y. VI. c.
4. vs.. Central Y. NJ c. a
Saturday. November 23-Washington Y. NJ. c A.
vs. York Y NJ c. A; West Branch Y. NJ. c. A.
vs. Central y. NJ c. 4
Wednesday. November Z-Second Regiment vs..
y. VI. C. A. City League.
Saturday, November 5o-Athletic and gymnastic
contest at York.
saturday. December York Y. NJ. c. A. vs.. Cen
trail y. NJ C. A; Y NJ C. A. vs.. CAROLS. City
League
Saturday. December II-West Branch Y. NJ C. A.
vs. Washington Y NJ c. 4.
Saturday. December 2l-Central Y. NJ C. A. vs.
West Branch Y NJ c. A; York Y. NJ. C. A. vs..
Washington Y. NJ. c. A.
Saturday, December 2s-Athletic and gymnastic
contest at Central.
Saturday. January Washington Y. NJ. C. A.
vs. West BraRch y. VI. c. A
Saturday, January ll-Central Y, NJ C A. vs..
Washington Y NJ c. A
THURSDAY January l6-Aexandria Y NJ c. A,
vs. Washington Y " c. A.
Saturday, January ls-WashiHgt0n Y. NJ C. A.
vs. York Y VI. c A; Central Y. NJ C A. vs..
West Branch Y. N. G. \.
Saturday. January 25-West Branch Y. NJ. c. A.
vs. York Y NJ C. A; Y ". C. A. VS.. Second
Regiment, City League.
Saturday. February Athletic and Gymnastc
contest at Washington.
Saturday. February s-Central Y NJ. c. A. IS.
Washington !. VI. c. A.; York Y. NJ c. A. vs.
West Branch Y, NJ c. \.
Saturday February l5-Y. ". c. A vs. Corcorans.
City League; West Branch Y. VI. c. A. vs. Cen
tral Y. NJ. C. A,
Friday. February 2l-Carrol vs. Y. NJ. C. A..
City League.
saturday. February 22-West Branch Y. N. C. A.
VS. Washington Y. NJ. c. A.. York Y NJ c. A
vs Central Y. NJ c. A.
Saturday, February 2-Washngton Y NJ. c. A.
Central y ~ G. A.; West Branch T. NJ c.
A. rs. York Y. NJ c. i.
Saturday. March 7-York Y N. c. A. IS. Wash
ington Y. NJ c. A; athletic and gymnastic con
test at West Branch Y VI. C. A.
Saturday, March Il Washington Y. NJ c. A. vs..
West Branch Y " C. A: Central Y NJ. c. A.
vs. York Y NJ c. A.
Saturday, March 2l-YoTk Y. NJ. c. a. vs.. Wash.
ington Y. N. C. a.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
LAPORTE AT SECOND BASE.
If Former Yankee Goes to Boston He
May Force Ferris Into Minors.

Boston. Oct 24-If Frank LapOTte, the
player secured from the New York Amer
leans by the local Americans. plays any
position except second base. it will be a
surprise. That is his home position, and,
although he has been tried I'm the Outffeld
and at third base. he has not been such
a success as on second. 1t was his fine
work in the latter position that drew at
tention to him and led 10 his engagement
by the Boston Americans. If Laporte is
assigned to play second. the question
arises as to what will become of Ferris,
and as that player is said to have been
offered to FIVE other American League
clubs. with no takers. it may be seen that
he is not in decided demand. and it would
not be at all surprising if he We're emu
merated among the minors next season.
Unglaub has not come to an agreement
regarding the matter of salary.
New England will be represented at
the annual meeting of the National
Association of Professional Baseball
Leagues. that will be held in New York
City next week by every club save
Lowell
A wire from Columbus has it that there
is rumor to the effect that Bit
Clymer will manage the Boston Nationals
next season. This is an invention, pure
and simple, as Clymer is not even under
consideration
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
STAR pUCKPIN LEAGUE.
PRINCETON IS READY.
students Cheer Tigers During Last
Practice for Cornell Game.

Princeton. y. j., oct 2l-Before 4
crowd of LOCO cheering undergraduates
the Tigers had their last practice this
afternoon prior to the Cornell game. at
Ithaca on Saturday. The gates Of the
university ield were thrown open and
the mass streamed in and whooped
things up.
The volleys Of cheers seemed TO spur
the players on, for. although no scrim-
mage was INDUCED in. the work was
rapid and spicy. Eddie Dillon drove the
eleven through all the regular formations.
and there WAS an accuracy and dash
that was pleasing to the eye. Capt Nc
Cormick Harlan. and Read started
quickly and formed clean interferences
for one another.
About 100 undergraduates will make the
trip to Ithaca with the football squad
The musical clubs and rooters leave here
at 9 O'Clock tomorrow morning. Fri
day night the music clubs will hold a
dual concert with Cornell.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
LATONIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five fwiongs. Bess Ward Jos
lficagus 30 10 l. Won. Countess Of MelboUme. lC.
Troxlerl 90 % T. second, Ai0ndella los Leel. IS 20
s. third Time, lA3 35. Geneva s., Dorothy Ann.
Ansum Rose BI0sm Royal Queen. Talent, Hsr-
riet Wright. Camille NJ Mamie Gallagher. and
Imogeu also ran.
SECOND RACE-sn furlongs. Msrrick, l0T
Foy. to l. won, StcuC Hill los lBolaudl.
10 20 J. second, Copner6eld I0j Ueei 70 !.
third. Time lIi 35 yiperine. Royal Legend. De
won't. Lightning Conductor, Martias. Belle Toone.
and Deacon also Tan.
THIRD RACE-One mile: selling. Coon. 10
Shilling. II 70 3. won. old Company Z. I0-
pic5,usi 70 to l. second, NJ Queen Of Roses l07
Hicks, ? 90 !. third Time, lA2 - Captr.
Broken Melody. AlCEra. stella Land The Golden
Bird. Dul Weber, Plaud. and George W. Young also
ran.
FOURTH RACE4Six furlonrs. Prince Ahmed.
los Taylor. 5 to g. won; Avaunteer. l09 Baker
20 J. second. Lens. l1l 1Shiilingl. 20 J. third.
Time III a5. Couvolo and Pasadena also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Ssytn frrlongs. Pinkols. 100
Dlmderl. 20 J. won. LADY Martha 81 Martin
90 l. second. STANLEY Fay 100 tLyclrglsl, II 20 g.
third. Time In. Albert star Ordn0, and Maciss
also ran
SIXTH RACE-Ono and one-eighth miles Char
atau l07 Shining . to J. won: Horseradish los
walsh. s 20 ], second; Charlie Thompson. 100
fTroxIerl. { 70 J. third Time. I - Henry O..
Peter Nathaniel. Pillsr Little Elkin. Savior Face
King Of Troy. Light Note kokOm0, and 81. Noel
also ran
SEVENTH RACE-One mile; selling Sister
Polly IT Shilling 90 l. won: Rose of Pink.
l07 GIindgrf. l3 To 5. second Nellie Racine l02
uycurgrsl y 10 1. third. Time. AZ Is Bonnie
Kate Hyperbole Hard shot. IEgeuue knight Of
Iyanhoe Mary DARBY. Blaze Of Light, and Quagga
also ran
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
VANDERBILT HAS HOPES.
McGugin Thinks HIS Team VIII Give
Michigan Hard Battle.

Michigan Hard Battle.
Special TO The Washington Herald
Nashville. Tenn. Oct. 24-Coach Nc
Gugin returned to the city late yesterday
from indianapolis, Ind, where be wit
messed the Michigan Wabash game
Il had a long. heart-to heart talk with
Manager Baird. Coach Yost. and Trainer
Fitzpatrick" he said, and we talked far
into the night. There was nothing we
were trying to conceal from each other,
excepting. Of course, some pet forma-
tions. and we discussed Michigan pro and
con from every standpoint.
we all realized that the Michigan
Vanderbilt game will be hard one and
though my feeling for Yost and Michigan
is Of the warmest, yet Yost realizes that
I am thinking my head OF TO defeat his
team and Yost made no secret that he
expects to use every effort 10 beat Van
derbilt We are going after your team
first and then Pennsylvania. said my
old coach. and we VIII leave nothing un-
done to get the call. We will save moth
ing for the Pennsylvania game if it is
necessary to uncork il against you
We all agreed that Michigan this year
Is far below the C3liber of the teams of
Gl. %, '63. and H We nave no Hestons.
Longmans. Maddicks, nor Shows now
adays.' said Keene; we tust haven't the
men of their quality, but the team this
year is at least three touchdowns better
than that Of last You ought to have de-
feated us last year. for You had much
the best team, but our luck was too
much.
DO l thinks we have "A chance? Yes,
indeed, though I do not say an even
chance"
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
Plenty of Bass In Potomnc

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Williamsport, Md, Oct. 24.-Fall fishing
continues to occupy the attention of city
and local sportsmen here. Large catches
of bass are being made in the Potomac
River. One of the finest catches of the
season was made by DR.. S. D. Baughman,
Of Westminster. who landed twenty-five
bass weighing about forty pounds. Yes
terday a catch of fOrty-fve bass was
made by ]. X Hagar and B. +. Dayton,
of ChambeTsburg, Pa. Their string
weighed about foTty-five pounds. Strings
of dozen or more bass are being caught
daily. Bass are biting better this late in
the season than has ever been known.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
ROY THOMAS RETIRES.
After Ten Years of baseball lie De-
cidcs 20 Quit Diamond.

Philadelphia. oct 4.-Roy Thomas, the
PhIlies' star outhelder for more than zen
years. ranked as one Of the greatest play
ers in the National League, Is 20 quit
baseball. He has purchased half later
est in a wholesale tobacco concern IN
Norristown. and viii in future devote all
his time 10 that business.
Thomas has frequently expressed his
determination to quit baseball before he
had outliyed his usefulness, and has long
dreaded the trips through the West.
which kept him away from his family
and his business interests two OF three
weeks at time
The Phnlies next year viii probably
present quite a number Of new faces
There is a report that Fred Tcnncy viii
play first base for the local team. Tenney
will not manage for Boston next year,
and for this reason owner DOyey Is
anxious 10 make a trade. Tenney
has refused 10 go 10 a Western club, ana
prefers Philadelphia in the East.
President W J. Shettsline. OF the Phila-
deIphia Baseball Club. when seen this
morning. denied all knowledge Of the in-
tention Of Roy Thomas. his center aelder
10 quit baseball and devote his time 10
business.
President Shettsline said: Thomas re-
tire? / don't think IT is possible Why,
he is hardly In his prime as vet, and Just
because he had an of season at the bat
last year he may feel a triie iiscousolate-
1 regard him as great bah player. the
best center fielder in the game When
next spring comes around, business CT
no business, ] think be will oil up his
glove. warm his arm, and JOIN US on
our Southern trip. / count on him 10
help rs be close up. If not the winner
Of next seasons race"
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
AFTER MINOR LEAGUE CLUB.
Taylor, of Boston, May
Purchase Rochester Franchise.

Boston. oct 24-Fred Lake returned
Yesterday from Rochester. where he had
beeen sent by President John l. Taylor TO
lool, over the baseball situation in that
city.
He found that the present ball park at
Rochester Is to be used for building pur-
poses. and the present owners Of the club
were looking up a new site for a park
The cost of erecting a new plant and
purchasing at least 5000 worth Of play
ers was not to the liking Of the men who
have run the Eastern League club for
the last four Yeas.
The Boston club is willing 10 take the
club at a somewhat smaller figure than
was asked. and it has a good chance Of
securing the franchise.
President Taylor will look over the con-
ditions in Newark in a few days, as he
has learned that the franchise Of that
CITY can be secured. Newark is q good
Sunday city, but not as good PROPOSE
ton as Rochester. where ii strong team
would pay well. The surplus players of
the Boston American team would Ger
tainly give the Flower City winner in
the Eastern league.
President John !. Taylor had planned a
trip to the Maine woods for next week.
but will have to cancel the arrangement
to attend the big meeting of the minor
leagues in New York. October q.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
The probable IIne-up:
ROGERS MAY MEET HACK.
International Wrestling TOurna-
ment VIII BE Held Next Month.


London. Oct A-J0e Rogers. the latest
protege Of Tom O'Rourke, the American
sporting expert, may yet meet Hacken-
schmidt for the championship wrestling
trophy.
Hack has agreed to meet the winner
of the big tournament here on November
Is, in which Ivan PabOubny, the Rus
sian champion, and Zbysco. the giant
Galician. who has been throwing all
comers in the provinces, and Rogers, are
to compete. Form experts here think the
American a sure winner, as he is showing
up well in practice. The match is for
81, 900 a side winner take all. and the sue
cessful mat artist viii be taken on bv
Hackenschmidt for $500 a side no holds
barred G. T. Dunning is TO referee all
Of the matches.
Koch, the German champion. who has
been camping on Hacks trail for months.
declined to enter the elimination contest.
and is through with She game in Great
Britain.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
Vanderbilt Buys show Horses.

Newport, R. L, oct. 24.-Reginald Van
derbilt, at private sale, purchased the
best pair of bay geldings in the stable Of
J. W Hartman in New York, Lord Bur-
leigh and Lord Brooke. The pair have
been winners in every class in which they
have been entered this year. and are said
to be worth more than $4,000 though the
purchase price yesterday was not learned.
The horses arrived here yesterday morn
ing, and will be shown by Mr.. Wander
bilt in the national show in Madison
SQUARE Garden.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
EASTERN MEETS WESTERN
Fastest Teams in High Schools to
Play at National Park.
Capitol Hill Eleven Has Won Twice
without Being scored On, hut
GeOrgetOwnerS Confident.

The two fastest teams in the high
schools viii meet at National Park this
afternoon. when Eastern and Western
face each other TO fight it out for second
place in the championship series.
Techs big team is conceded first hon
ors. Easterns record thus far is better
than any made by football team repre-
senting that school since 1897. The Capt.
tol Hill eleven has beaten both Central
and Business, and has not been scored
on.
Western put up a hard fight against
overwhelming odds in the Tech game, and
since that time the West Enders have
greatly improved their chances by
Strengthening the positions which were
weakest against the new champions.
The game will be called promptly at
$3.50 O'Clock
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
Attem and weeks Disagree.

Los Angeles. Cal. Oct 24-Abe Atten
and Freddie Weeks met here yesterday
TO attempt a settlement OF their differ
ences. Weeks IS holding out strongly for
his claim that AtteI agreed to a division
of CO and - per cent, whereas now Attel
demands % per cent Of the lighters share
Of the receipts.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
La BLANCHE IN DISTRESS.
ConquerOr of Jack Dempsey Asks TO
Be Sent to Boston Jail.

Boston. Oct. 24-Only a shadow Of the
splendid physical specimen he was when
he stripped the pugilistic laurels from
Jack Dempsey. George Ia Blanche
known throughout the sporting w0-ld
several years ago as The Marine" has
been lodged in Jail for the winter. AZ his
own request
The old fighter staggered into police
court last night and asked the judge 70
give him winter home on Deer Island.
saying that he had not even ihc plicC
OF a nights lodging. He was acrum-
mGdated
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
NEW DAY LINE TO
jamestown and Norfolk
AT REDUCED RATES.

AT REDUCED RATES.
FARE. $50. ROUND TRIP SL5O. one way;
500 70 Richmond and return.
Leave Washington, Rheys Wharf 9Th ST. sW., al
a. n. Tuesdays. Thursdays. and Saturdays. Re
turning. leave Campbells Wharf. Norfolk, at "a
a. N. Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays.
Ticket otdce, 18th and Pa. ave. NV
l. j. WOOLLEN c P A
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
ArtiIIerymen to Play Basket-ban.

The First Coast Artillery Company has
organized a basketball team. and wants
games on Saturday nights with strong
teams The five will average about 135
pounds. and will play in the Fifth Regi-
ment Armory. Address c. J. Frey, 1910
West Banvale street. Baltimore.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
TO DISCUSS FIELD TRIALS.
District and Maryland Association
to Meet at Baltimore Tomorrow.
SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald

SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald
Baltimore, Oct 4-There will be a
meeting Of the Maryland and District Of
Columbia Field Trials Association to-
morrow night at the offices of President
William Armstrong. 2O9 St Paul street
State Game Warden Dennis has notified
the association officials that partridges
are plentiful this season. From reports
of deputy wardens on this subject those
who attend the meeting will be enabled
10 select a place for holding this wears
trials where birds in sufficient number may
be found to make the trials interesting
The meeting tomorrow night will be
open to all who own or even care for,
hunting dogs. President Armstrong is
looking after those who cannot attend
the meeting, but who wish to run their
dogs in the trials.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
GEORGETOWN VS.. W. U. Pr
Pittsburg Alumni Wants 10 See Blue
and Gray Team in Action.

Special 20 The Washington Heraie
Pittsburg, Oct 2L-An effort is being
made by local admirers Of the George
town football team TO have that aggre-
cation come here in the near future TO
play the Western University of Pennsyl-
vania eleven.
a graduate Of Georgetown, '0i, who was
a member of the university team that
year. is at the head of a number Of local
alumni who are endeavoTing 10 have the
eleven come here on a good date and
battle with the Wups.
Il is predicted by football enthusiasts
that If the proposed contest with the
Wups is ever pulled of. it will be one
Of the greatest drawing cards ever ar
ranged for this city
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
clymer WIN Manage CoIumbu..

Columbus, Ohio. Oct Civilian ]
Clymer. under whose management the
Columbus American Association baseball
team has won three successive pennants.
to-day signed a contract 10 manage the
team next season
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
Indoor Baseball League Proposed.

Z. T. Beckett, physical director of the
Young Mems Christian Association, has
the formation of an indoor baseball
league well under way, and unless present
plans miscarry the local enthusiasts will
nave an opportunity to see that sport
this winter Mr.. Joyce. one Of Washing
tons well-known athletic promoters, also
has the matter in hand, and it is expected
that by November the league will be in
fun swing. Georgetown College, Young
Mems Cdristian Association. Carroll In
stitute, and the District Guard viii prob
ably form teams.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
Teddy, Jr., Resigns Rowing Position

Cambridge Mass. Oct 24-Theodore
Roosevelt jr., has resigned from his posi-
ton as assistant manager Of the Harvard
varsity crew. Young Roosevelt was ap-
pointed last spring as the result of a
competition in which he was successful
No reason IS given for his resignation,
and the general opinion among the under
graduates is that the work conflicts TOO
much with his studies. G. P. Denny. also
Of the junior class, has been appointed
assistant manager.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
FAYORITES In FRONT
Three First Choices Land
Purses at Jamaica.
J. B. BRADY GETS STAKE EVENT
Miller Gets Away with Barrier and
Keeps Farrell Colt In Lead All
Around Course-Hempstead stake
Race Run in Record Time of the
Present Jamaica Meeting.

New York. Oct 24-The layers got
something better than an even break with
the talent at Jamaica to-day, three favor
ties winning.
Frank Farreli's Jas. B. Brady, the win
ner Of the Hampstead stakes for three
year-olds. six furlongs. 3as at prohibitive
Odds so that a majority of the crowd
could not play him.
Brady was scratched out of the first
race TO go IN the stake event, and as
the Squire was withdrawn from the lat
ter to start in the opening race it was
a practical walkover for Mr.. Farrelrs
colt
Brady Leads All the Way.
Brady opened at II to 20. but was soon
hammered down TO Q to 20 by his owner
and other big betters. Miller had the leg
up. and when the barrier was sprung, the
Farrell colt got away flying. He main
tanned his lead all the way to the wire.
where he beat King Cobalt, 3 to /, by a
length and a half in 1.2 3-5, the fastest
time for the meeting.
Mr. Duryea's Gold Quest, Is to l. was
third, four lengths back.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Puse; 500 added; fer two-year-
od-; five and cnc-half furongs. The Squire. les
NHlcri. TO 5. won; Lawrence r. DAILY. 10 lNicol.
Is to 5. second Nasque IL (Notterl Is 70 / third.
Time. lE7 Woodlane Fort Johnson. M0nopost.
BatSnan. Scottsdale Fly Bail. Beardali. and Mutt
also ran.
SECOND RACE-Seling, purse; 500 added; for
mares and CEILINGS; three-yearoidA pnd upward, one
and one-sixteeuth miles. Narster, 99 lG. Burns. s
TO !, won; Royal Lady lo5 Br'sseln, - 70 5, sc
ond Wcs l03 Sumter 5 TO !. third. Time. las.
Sister Frances, East End PrcteDsiou, Crafty, Lady
Vincent. and Aulue also mn.
THIRD RACE Handicap. $50 added all ages
one and Onc-sIXtCCuth miles Orphan Lad. lis tNic-
Dsuieu i} O. 3 wen; Minnie Adams IA (Nico.l,
20 ?, second; Zienap III tE. Dusanl. % 5,
third Time las 35 Cas-lcWlOd also ran.
FOURTH RACE-The Hampstead Stakes; purse
81 600 added for rw0-yeaTClds, SIX mT0ugS. James
B. Brady, lo2 Miller, 70 % won King Cobalt.
I- r. Duganl 8 to l. second; Goldquost, % del
abyI. l5 20 J. third Time. lI2 IS. CountemaDi
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-SelHng. purse; SOD added; t.
thrgs-year-olds and upward, one and one-siNteenth
miles Quinn Brady 81 Delahyl. TO l. won. St
Valentine l1I Sumter. 20 10. second, Flowsway,
% IUbTu. IS 10 J. third. Time. I17 2-5 Johns
town Glen Echo H0ot Mon, 81. Joseph. Village
King and Mls1uielo also ran.
SIXTH RACES purse; $50 added: for
maiden thr5t-y,ar-clds and upward. SIX frrlCuEs
Park Row no NcCarthy1 II to s. won Russell T..
10 NcD7niel, 20 T. second Nestabela. no 90.
Burns. 5 10 T. third Time ia 25. Princess Net
te Work and Play. Grace Cameron. Andoche. De
stroyer. Ecst1a LachoSi- First Ward Water Bear
T Orphan Pat, Point and Citrona also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
CARS TO KENSINcTON

Cars from 18th st. and ~ /. ave every Is min.
Pass Rock Creek Bridge and PARK. main entrances
Zoo s5d Country Club to Chevy Chase Lake Con.
meet with Kensington cars Round trip ticketL
sc, at Fussells. auD-d
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
BURNS Is CONFIDENT
Says He Will Surely Whip
English Champion.
NEVER DREW THE COLOR LINE

On Eve of Departure for Europe Ca
madam Declares that He VIII Re-
Even Jim Jehries-DecIares Cham
piOn of Champions Going to Seed.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
Ferry Service to alexandria

Steamer LackaHannA every HOUR and HALF
a. m. to ,. u. daily and Sunday. FARE z
EACH SS
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25

For Mt. Vernon, Alexandria, and
Arlington, Washington, Alexandria
& Mt. Vernon Ry. Sta, 18th &Pa. av.
TRAINS FOR MT VERNON tWEEK DAYsh
n. II A. NJ. y NOON. !. p AND F. VI.
TRAINS FOR ALEXANDRIA AND ARLING.
TON DAILYl EVERY % MINUTES
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
FOR MOUNT VERNON

HOME AND TOMB OF WASHINGTON.
DAILY, SUNDAY EXCEPTED,
STEAMER CHARLES MACALESTEB
Leaves Jth 81. wharf 10 a. N and 30 D. n
Arrives Washington 2:l5 and SIS D N
Fare round cents
Admission TO grounds and mansion q cents
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
S48.25 to California

Til October 3D. 1917, via Washington sunset
Route.
Tourist Sleeping Cars, personally conducted. With
out change. IhEee times weekly the year round.
Berth. SoJ9.
a. J. POsTON, Genl Agent.
Gul6-H 5ll Pa ave 7l5 i5th =.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-14
A CHINESE KILLING.

Hong Kong, June 13.The insur-
gents have attacked the village of
Wing Chun, in the prefecture Of Wei
Chouf where they burned the military
}yamen. "A provincial punitive force
pursued the insurgents and engaged
them in a saguinary conflict at the
patszetan. not far from their strong
hold. Ten soldiers were killed. The
viceroy Of Canton is considering the
suggestion to open Wei Chou as a
treaty port. 55 s-7