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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-03
the week IN Lynrohburr,

the week In Lynchburg. .5
Miss Glenna Scruggs, who has been
visiting Portsmouth and Jamestown,
Is now with her sister, Mrs. Richard
Adcock, of Richmond. u ~ 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Powha tan Robertson.
of Lynchburg. spent Saturday and sun
day with Mr., and Mrs. John Thomas,
OF Montezuma.
Mr.. John Watts. of buffalo, Va, and
married on Wedne sday night, ats
O'clock, by Rev. j.. T. Allen, at the
! MetnodlsE Church. 49, !. IA ilaNS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-03
Specials from Our
Notion Department

4oc size Coke's Dandrun
Cure, reduced to Zoe a bottle.
1Oc Talcum Powder, &c a can.
80 odd sizes In Peerless
Z Slipper Soles, csc and SOC
values, now 1Sc.
Columbia German Town
Wool &c a hank. now 1:kc,
all colors.
Columbia Saxony Wool, two
and three fold. all colors, now
121zc a hank,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-03
"A Special for This Week,

$4,000 special Mink Muff, $22.5o A limited
ftity of this muff. Three stripes, made hn0
Of best river mink, 14-inel flat block; sh/Z-
$1,000 value. Special .....g.........
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-03
Nelson Social News.

NORWOOD, NELSON, Co. VA. Nov.
2.--Rey. j. Il. Allen preached his last
sermon OF this conference year here
Mrs. s. r.. Bolton left on Monday for
West Virginia, to attend the trial or
tho negro who shot and killed her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-03
20a6 Discount on all Furs
Bought of Us In the Month Of November

This applies to Our entire stock Of high grade furs
We started this sale in October, and on account Of
the warm season, have decided to continue same for
the next thirty days This display Of fine firs
to hold the interest Of every who will be in need
of furs this fall All these rich furs will be sold ac-
cording to Mosbys uniformly fairprice Standard with
20 per cent. discount taken off usual price To
represent furs correctly is the exception and not the
rule It's needless to add that misrepresentation arc
not INDUCED in here Every fur is sold for what it is
You will find everything that Is fashionable in ali kinds
Of furs, whether it be nuf fur set, neckpiece or
coat, and they all under this per cent. re-
ductior sale.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-03
Clearing Sale Of Odds
and Ends in Waists

Odds and Ends, gone from
this seasons styles, others
from last season. but every
one a real bargain. There is
not a waist in the lot that
cannot be worn this season.
Lace Waists, Taffeta Waists
and Messaline Waists. All
sizes represented.
ss.0s Waist reduced TO s4.Os
$1,000 WHIST reduced to s7.Ds
5000 Waist reduced to s12.Os
$3.50 Waist reduced to $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-03
We Are Closing Out
Children's Coats and Rainc
$25. Specializing Coats, $19.75

Made OF either Fine Black Unhnished Worst
Mannish Mixtures. In the newest gray effects. "
velvet notched collar. Strictly mannish and II
double breasted, long loose back. lined with satin
This $500 value; special at Observation-Disclosures.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-03
SIS Satin Rubber
Raincoats at $l9.75

Made In the fashionable
swagger back, English cut
coat style. OF the very finest
satin rubber, with high storm
collar; suitable for either
street wear or automobiles;
colors. black. red, tan, brown
and navy.
We call your attention to a
Fancy Satin Rubber Coat.
fancy striped, made in the
latest styles Of fancy rubber,
In all black; one OF fashions
latest faneie 8; coo TX
special ......... YAV.SJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-03
Louisa Social News.

sLOUISA. Var November a.--Mrs
Mary NJ. Strancb, OF New York, visited
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-08
4. ANNIVERSARY OF
JACKSON DAY.
Democrats to Commemorate
Victory Over British
With Dinners

NEW ORLEANS,J Jan. S.-The nine
ty second anniversary of the battle OF
Ne W Orleans. In which the British
met defeat at the hands Of a smaller
American force under the command
Of General Andrew jackson, was oh
served today IN the customary man.
ner.
Public Offices end banks were
closed flags were displayed about the
city and many floral offerings were
deposited about the base Of the Jack
son monument.
Tsnnsssss Society Celebrates.
NEW YORK, Jan. S.-The Tennes-
see Society m New York gives its
second annual dinner today at the
Waldorf Astoria in honor Of Jack
SON. day Hon. James M. Riggs,
Hon. william Hepburn Russell, Hon.
William A. Barber and other persons
Of note are included among the sched-
uled speakers.
Celebrate With Dollar Dinner.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,. Jan. s.
Leading democrats, afhhated with the
New England Progressive Democratic
League, Of which George Fred Will
liams is chairman, gathered here to-
day for conference and celebration
of Jackson day."
A dollar dinner to which all demo-
Gratis of all shades Of opinion have
been invited is to conclude the con-
ference tonight.
Celebrate at ST. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. S.-Final pre-
parations have been completed for a
notable banquet to be given at the
Washington hotel tonight by the Ten
nesee Society of ST. Louis in celebra-
ton of Jackson day"
United States Senator E. w. Car
mack is to deliver the principal ad-
dress. taking as his subject The
South. Its Problems and its Oppor-
tunities."
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-08

lawn fertilizers. garden fartiliexrs o.
poultry supplies. write or call on VI
We carry large stock. MARK
MEANS. Lewiston. Idaho.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-08

For sale cheap, two Cream Separa-
tors. Western Hdw. & Impt. Co.. 3s6
Main street
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-08

II you wish anything IN groceries In
hurry. call up the Russell Grocery.
the prompt delivery store Of Lewiston.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-08

For a hot roast beef sandwich try
the Imperial Bar. Lunch served tree.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-08

Centennial Self Ra,srns Pancake
Flour at RusssIrs osessry.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-12
Nlmero 1873

sable escritor. En- la Academ ia-de
cuyo seno es -sus colegas 10 tienen
en- altisima estima y 10 encomien-
dan su representation para las mas
solemnes ceremonias. Ell Estado 10
venera y 10 honra. Ell pueblo 10
admira. Los extranjeros rinden ho-
menaje a su nombre. Y solo ALA, en-
tre los bastidores del teatro que di-
rige, los comediantes que estan bajo
sus. s6rdenes parecen desconocer su
talento y desdefar su prestigio.
Ell seflor Lebargy Sc rfe de el en-
sus barbas. Silvain lie da lecciones
de gramatica. Coquelin le hace vi
safes cuando vuelve la espalda
Monnet Sully, protector, 10 tutea,
Durante. los ensayo, no solo estos
grandes sefiores, ,-sino los comparsas
mismos, 10 reciben agriamente GUAM
do Sc pern1ite hacerles una obser-
vacion.
En- ell Comite de lectura el mismo
confesaba que apenas lehacian caso.
E. Comes CNrrilIO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-12

safe artico. Los grandes edi6cios,
donde Ell hielo esculpiera olivas ca
prichosas, relieves y c1pulas, desnu-
dan sus lineas de severidad mercan-
til y burguesa. NADIA habla al espi
ritu, NADIA da sensaciones de poesia.
Y en- las Gales. que perdieran su ami.
maci6n calenturienta, la ruin feali-
dad de los lodazales nos dice un per-
sentessucio y girls.
Ell maiiana tardara todavfa. La vi
sion encantadora que evocan los flo
.sofos, Sc. halla lejos a1n. La aurora
acuSa apenas, con sus luces ve1adas.
la presencia de I'm sol rubio y ma
meante. Dej6nosla noche y entra-
mos en- Ell dia. iPero con cuanta len
titud y desmayo!
No es solo Madrid, nj Espafia, nj
Europa, los que Sc deshielan. Ell
mundo todo abandona su sudario de
nieves, y tirititando, pide al sol del
ideal I'm POGO de vida grata y dulce.
Y mientras, nosotros, nacidos en-
una hora de alum bramiento dificil,
divorciados del aver, muy lejos del
mailana que adivinaron los videntes,
chapoteamos en- el cenegal de la iris
teza, en- el barro de la duda, sin le-
yendas que alivien nuestras nostal.
gias, sin realidades que nos besen
con Su riente boca -.
Ezh;x11 X;z1/
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-12
Pro6rama naval inSl6S

Ahora que tanto Sc habla de la amis.
tad entire Espafla { Inglaterra, me-
jor dicho, de Inglaterra con Espana,
convene conocer 10 que hace dos dias
Sc ha dicho en- la Camara de los lores
al discutirse Ell programa naval del
Almirantazgo A para 1907 1908
Lord Brassey pidio que todas las
fuerzas del presupuesto Sc concentren
sobre los acorazados.
Lord Tweedmouth. primer lord de
Almirantazgo, respondio que el Go
bierno ingles persiste en- su prop6sito
de conservar la supre macfs en- Ell mar,
Agrego que la superioridad de la
Armada inglesa esreal y que por bas.
tante tempo no hay que temer la ri
| validad de nadie.
"En Ia primavera de 1900. agreg6,
1nglaterra tendra nueve barcos mas del
| tipo "Dradnought," y ninguna naci6n,
exception hecha, 81 acaso, por el Ia
pom, aliada, podr& ofrecer una linea DE
acorazados semejantes."
ST Sc ha prescindido Ultima mente
del programa naval de un acoraz ado
del tipo del citado, es porque este tipo
de barco estaba en- ensayo, porque
Ing laterra tiene por norma no tener
amp los programas como otras nacio-
nes que solo tienen en- Ell papei la fuer.
"a efectiva
En- cuanto la reduction de arma-
meutos dc navales, de la que va a ira
tar-la Conferencis de la Haya, ell Co
bierno esta decidido apoyarla vo-
tarla, saponiendo que otras naciones sc
conformencon 10 mismo.
Pero 81 otras Potencias Sc empe nan
en- aumentar Sill poderfo hotante, In
glaterra aumentara tambien ell suyc
para guardar. las distsncias. :.
El discurso de lord Tweedmouht
que ha merecido la aprobacion de lore
/ Cwdor, una de- las autofidades nsvale.
mas prestigiosas della oposici6n,s que
da resumida en- estas tres i'm porta a te.
conclusiones: -
1 Debemos conServar la superiori-
dad en- los mares, cusste 10 que cueste
aAActualnnente somos los amos.
Los gastos naEales DO son una
carga pesada mas due por la compe-
tencia de las otras naciones.
i Despues de todo esto. .ustedes diran
Y Alem ania tambien.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-12

La reina Alexandra V la prin-
cesa Victoria llegaron a Roma
procedentes de Napoles. Iran a
Londres por Paris. q causa de la
salud de la pripCesa de quien
Sc dice que padece de anemia
desea consular q algun0s medi-
Icos de fama.
DlCeSe que IN alto preladO
que frecuenta la corte de la rel
ma Margarita y un senador aft
liado al Vaticano ham presenta-
dosal gobierno una propositions
[para I'm '"modus vivendi" res
pecto del fondo separado bajo la
ley de las garantias papales. Es-
te fondo era antes de $4,000
al ano, destinado al sostenimien-
to del Papa. Ahora Sc trata de
|capitalizarlo en- papel del Esta-
do, 10 que daria al Papa una
renta de $76o,ooo.
I'm Bostrotecas, en- el declive
sur del Vesubio. sc ha alberto
una grieta de la que Sc escape
una corriente de gas venenoso.
Tn campesino quedo sofocado Y
|otros nueve que Sc habian pre-
|cipitado a salvarlo, sin conse-
guir su objeto, pudieron esca
par con dificultad. Sc cree que
lei gas, es acido carbonico, mez-
clado tai vez con otrc, pues Sc
|eleva a una altura de cincos 9
|seis pies.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-12
Pararrayos modernos

Los elevados edihcios de hie-
rro y acerO que Sc estan haCien-
do tan Comunes, son magnihcos
pararrayos; pero al repartir la
descarga por toda la estructura
como por una jaula, las sensa-
clones de los que sc encuentran
en- elias distan de ser agrada bles.
Durante la tempestad del III
mes, cayo un rayo-en el asia de
bandera de cuarenta pies de al
tura que Sc eleva en- la casa de
ounce pisos dellas GALES Bro
|adway y Walker, y dejo solo une
trozo astillado de dos ya<1 Sc
divide luego spor todas parties,
siguiendo ei esqueleto dc aceRGu
de la estructura, iluminando con
re splandor intense todas las ha-
bitacioncs y despidlendo chis-
pazos en- los puntos. de resisten-
cia al paso de la corriente.
Ell susie de los cientos de per.
|sonas que sc hallaban en- el edi-
flcio fue mas que regular, al
verse tomando parte activa aun-
que invOluntariamente en- aque-
LA fiesta piroteCnica improvisa-
da, y algunas que casualmenre
sc hallaban en- contactO con par
ties metaliCaS de la estruCtura,
notaron por ST mismas, en- suS
CuerpOs la buena ConduCtibili-
dad del pararrayos hiecoen que
Sc enCOntra ban.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-12
4 los Suscriptores J A6entes

Para Ia buena marcia DE esta Admins
TRACTION, no admitimos Atlas de suScripto-
10 este diario sino desde ell 10 de cada
mes Las BAJAs Sc avisaran los dfas 80 &
81; sdvierti6ndose que las que Sc 1ieren con
posteriorihad no Sc tomar&n en- cuenta nj
surtiran efecto en- 10 contabiIidad hasta ell
dfa 6ltino del mes siguiente al en- que Sc
soliciten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-12
El nuevo Tesorero

En-la ofcins DEF gobernador nos
participant que segl1n carta recibida
estara en- San Juan u - del corrienta
el nuevo Consejero y Tesorero de
Puerto Rico Mr.. Samuel ID. Groemer
quien sustituiraaa Mr.. Willounhby en-
el puesto que actueluente ocupa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-12

Toxic. Asf 10 reconoceran algunas de
las naciones Fispano-americanas y di.
ran, parodiando la Erase de Voltaire.
que Isl el Japon no existiera, habria
que inventarlo".
II. y. 4.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29

Saratoga. Aug. 2S-R. T. Wilson. jr's,
Beaucoup. and Falcada. coupled favor
ties az 5 to 5, won the bulk OF the 5000
purse in the Adirondack Handicap for
two-year-olds. furlongs here to-day.
Beaucoup set hot pace, followed by
John Sanford's Fultonville, backed from
to 4. but the former tired near the end,
and won only In fierce drive from Fal-
cada by head, who got up In time to
beat Fultonville a neck. Weaverest, well
played. was badly beaten. The time was
liza
The biggest surprise of the day was the
defeat OF Charles Edward, who was IA
vorite IN the handicap az a mile He was
leading az the half-mile pole. but after
that he sulked, and In spite of ell that
Knapp eou;d do he ran absolutely last.
John Sapdford's Kennyetto, 13 TO 5, mean
while went to the front. when Charles
Edward quit, and won in herd drive by a
half a length from Tourenne. backed
from to TO ,.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
FORT ERIE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five ard one-haH furl0nrs: two
yearolds: selling. Besitclcd. 100 DicCart6yl. 10
5. won; Padrone, Jos Powers. 5 70 4 second: Lat
tice. leo lGaugen. 20 5. third Time l07 35. C.
II. Sohling. Bayou Lark. Listerine. Orandot, and
Doua II. also ian.
SECOND RACE-Ffye f1rongs: two-year-old
maidens purse. Camille ". g Ainderl 2 10 J.
won; Linda lake. l09 NIsrtinl ? 20 l. second ;
Sciree. l02 (AicCarthy) 5 10 third Time I.0l Is
Antoine. Kings SCH. Mis- Yigilaut PiVmv. Agnes
Ford, Auspici0us. Anna Reynolds. and BluleCn also
ran
THIRD RACE-One mile: for three-year-olds ard
upward purse. Toddles. 81 (Englanderl. Z TO 2
Won; Hartiug 9S Deabg} ) 10 l. second Charlie
Giioert. los Mccarthy even third. Time l.59 S5
Only three starters.
FOURTH RACE-FOr three-year-oids snd upward /:
purse; seven furlones. Excitement, 105 fAloreandl
20 I. won: Nieddlesome Boy. 95 Mccarthy even
second; Gsrgsntua. los lBolandl. 3 to l. third
Time. q -. Matador, Western, and Little
Lighter also ran
FIFTH RACE-Selling; for four-year -olds and up-
wsrdi six furiongs. Edgely. lo2 riley. ? TO l.
Won; Hustled, l02 lEnglanderl, , to l. second Re
dOndo, lG2 (hunzl 20 2 third Tine .l3 35
Lizzie Mclean, Frank Collins Reaction. Demurrer
ROYAL Legend and Pentag0n also nnl
SIXTH RACE-One mile; three-year-olds and up-
ward; selling. Bye Bye H. % (Delaby), 4 % $
won: Light Note, 80 Moreland). &c l. second ;
Denigre, 81 GIartinl, 70 l. third. Time l.a0
tiracchus. RebCunder. Alta Mcdonald, Gold Spray
and Reina Swift also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Purse; SEQ added: Tor maiden
tWo-year-ods; FIVE and one-haf furlonss. Cymbal
10 tPrestenl. 90 g. won Imp0rte. lG (Hartyl
10 70 !. second. Ingraham. lo1 Digginsl % "a J.
third. Time. l0' IS. New Garter BObbin Around.
Suzerain. ard Collateral also ran.
SECOND RACE-Purse: $50 sdded; for three
year -ods and upward. nouWiuners Il 500 ia Isas
about six fuTl0nG. WoodWiich l0l lLiebertl. 5 70
]. won; Alencon. ioe Harry. To /. ssoond lee
Harrison II, s. lSumter), % L third Time.
6a 3-5 Suffice. Dappe Gold. Ida Reck. BeIieno.
Jennie Wells. Prince Brutus, Barnsdaie. Peurhyn.
Lady Carol. Donna Eivira Our Own, and Bonnie
Reg also ran.
THIRD RACE-Seiing; purse: $50 added: for
tEo-yesr-ods; n0nwiuners since August ;; one mile
and 100 Yards Elfall. l2 Aiusgrarel. y 20 J. won
Jasanese. iO5 uiebert. to l. second. la Veita 100
iFohsnFal. 70 ;, third Tine. "a IS. Master
Lester. Bergman. LADY Vera. and Plnky also ran
FOURTH RACE-The Nahopsc Handicap: s. 00
added for yhreeyear-olds aud upward one and one
sixteenth miles Carthage, rs .Aiusgravc). 70 5.
Won: Lille Turner l05 Lee. 20 ]. second: Ed
win Gum, l01 Morris. % l. third Time. l.i6
Lads savoy. Granada, and Lshtwool also rau
FIFTH RACE-Purse; 81 600 added. for two-year-
olds; nonwinners since August 5 about six fur
longs G. W. Burt. 10 lLeei. 70 s. Won: Aris-
totle l99 Morris 3 20 2 second Silver Cup. 81
iOttl. Y 70 !. third. Time. I.l0 IS. Louis Road
efer. Belphoebo, Emma c.. and BlcmbeT also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Selling: purse. Sl00o added for
threeyear-olds and upEard: and thrcesixteenths
miles. King of the VALLEY. l02 lMusgTave) ) 10 .
won; Brancas. l9 Lisberti, TO l. second: Palette.
95 lOttl. 10 ], third Time, 2sI 5S. Woolstone
also TaR.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
Indiana,s Great Pitcher-

Few men have had greater vicissitudes
in their career than Amos Rusie the
baseball pitcher who was such a wonder.
He is now a pearl hunter at Yincinnes,
Ind. When his famous pitching arm
went back on him Rusie was about broke.
He went to Vincinnes and there got work
in a planning mill for 50 a week. and he
worked here for a long time. Once the
Nincinnes team needed a pitcher badly
and they called upon Rusie, who agreed
to do the best he could. For three in
nings he seemed TO have all his old-tine
form, speed. and curves that were a puz
zle. Then he weakened and was batted
out Of the box. A medical examination
showed that he would never be able to
pitch again. There has formed a large
hard knot under his pitching arm and
the doctors can do nothing for him. II
Is said that while as a pearl hunter he
has found no large gems, he still has
made a better living than in the planning
mill.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
LIKE SILK" CARROLL.
WashingtOninn Becomes a FayOrfte
with Fans at Richmond,

with Fans at RichmOnd.
From the Richmond Journal
SILK Carroll, the Colts new first base
man, who Joined the club Saturday and
covered first base in the double header
with the Truckers, made a very favorable
impression on the fans in his initial per
formanees on the local diamond
Considering the fact that Carroll left
Martinsburg, ". Va, on Friday night.
Travelled all night long, went into the
game before an immense crowd, naturally
nervous and anxious to make good. his
work showed UP remarkably well. On the
bases Carroll proved mighty fast, cover
ing ground in good shape, and his slide
to second in the first game showed that
he was not afraid to lay down" when
necessary. He stretched what is ordi-
narily a good single into two bases by his
speedy base running, and on first base he
raked in everything that came his way.
being tall and husky. In a pinch he
seemed TO reach out about six feet and
take the ball in, thus assisting the in
fielders materially. He stands at the bat
nicely and laid down cne or two neat
hunts. which. unfortunately. rolled foul.
but had they rolled fai- he would have
beat out easily, thus giving him hits for
them. On his first appearance he looks
good, and with q bit Of seasoning. and
after his natural nervousness wears of.
It is believed he will make the Colts a
good first sacker.
Carroll was dubbed "Rube' by the fans
Saturday afternoon, and the nickname
will doubtless stick TO him.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
TO-DAY'S GAMES.

TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Boston at Washington.
Two Famesi
Philadelphia Mt New York.
81. Louis at Detroit.
Chicago at Cleveland.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Cleveland, .; Chicago, o.
Detroit, 1; -. Louis, 3.
Boston, 81 New York, 2.
New York, II Boston, D.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
To-day's game -Bloomingdale Athletic Club IS
Congressional st Deyitt's Field. :

With Walsh on the rubber yesterday
evening at McDevitts Field, the Bloom
ingdales won their second victory over
the Independent crew by the close margin
of . to l. The big twirler was in prime
condition. and allowed but four scattered
hits. at least three of which were knocked
down by the infeld. but were too hot
TO handle in time to retire the runner.
Taggart, who opposed Walsh. was also
on his mettle. tanning one more than his
opponent. and allowing the same number
OF hits.
Dom led with the stick for the winners
with a two-bagger out Of two trips to the
pan. while Fegan and Busey, in the out
garden, and Nau and Siler, on the in
field. led in fielding; some Of the hard
chances they handled evoking much ap-
plause.
For the Independents, Boushee's two
bagger, which scored Turton, after Mad
dux muffed his blow TO short, was the
only clean swat obtained by his team
while Menefee and Turton did well in the
field.
Three rattling double plays were fea-
lures Of the contest.
The official score.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
The summarize.

FIRST RACE-Selling; purse; $50 added; for
tWo-yeaT olds which hare not won al this meet
ing; Eve and half furo8gs James y. Brady l0z
Mllerl 70 s. wen; Apple Toddy. l2 lHoggl
10 % ]. second Sangune, lG2 sDugani TO J.
tlird Time. o. RDstle. Berry Maid Perry Land
ing, Blue Heron. The Tick and Adrian also ran.
SECOND RACE-Steeplechase handicap. purse;
500 added; for toHr-year olds and w. Garrett lgl
lMiicheln. 5 70 2 won: Rocket, $50 Archibald
10 s. second: Burnett 80 (Wilsonl 30 to l.
third Time 81. Kernel also ran.
THIRD kACE-Seng; purse; $500 added: for
three-year-oids and upi six furlongs. Security 10
lFnni. 10 ]. won; Lotus. l0s knapp s 10 3,
second. AstoT Dor. us Miller, 70 20 l. third
Time. liz rs B0tanist. Society Bud and Trou-
seus slso ran.
FOURTH RACE-Tbe Adirondack Handicap;
purse 5000. for tWO-year-olds: six furloAgs Beau
coup, 10 tDuganl 70 s. won: Falcsda l0s
tHandyl % 3, second. Fuitonyilie, i04 'iaruerl.
% ]. third Time. ia Wave Crest RAYMOND
and Robert Cooper also ran.
FIFTH RACE-H -Hsndicsp; purse: 500 added: for
three-year-olds and mp; che mile. Kcnnyetto ia
MILLER, II 10 8 won; TOureune l0 Hornerl
20 !, second, Zieuap. q lDsgsrl. to J. third
Time. .9. StsndoEer. Lyndhurst. and Charles Ed
wand also ran.
SIXTH RACE Purse 500 added. for maiden
three-year-olds and up; one mile Roalta i0s
SANDY. Is 20 i. wen; Howard Shean. JOS Oil
ieT, 20 /. second Pins and Needles lG5 Garner
20 5. third. Time. ll0 SalTslatile Destroyer,
Pompus. Puritan Girl and Coolie also ran
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29

In to-day's double-header the Nationals
lineup viii probably be: Altizer first
base; Delehanty. second base: Tony
Smith, shOTtstOp; OBrien, third base:
Clymer. left field; Jones or Milan. center
field; Ganley right field: Kahoe and
Block, catchers. and Charley smith and
Johnson, pitchers.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29

Of a mile; three
FEW REED BIRDS LABOR DAY.
But Prospects for Good sport This
Fall Are Bright

From present indications there will be
plenty of reed birds this fall in the
marshes aboundlng along the Potomac
and its tributaries.
Quite few have already been seen
on the Eastern Branch, though the oats
are not yet ripe
Guns and boats are in big demand. but
the outlook at present would seem 10
indicate that there will be more gun
ners than birds on Labor Day.