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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-01-25

The fire in st. Louis spaghetti
factory, is reported by the st. Louis
Republic to have been strung out.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-01-25
THE RICE BELT JOURNAL.

WELSH P'TG. CO., Ltd, Pubs.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
GOOD RECORD 1T NETS.
Uyeth and Bryan Make Clean S5ceep
at L07cH Tennis.

O. Lorraine Wyatb and Robert T. Bryan. repre-
ssnting the New York Lawn Tennis Club. COM
pleted the schedule OF matches in the champion
ship series of the Metropolitan League YESTERDAY
with a straight and unbroken line Of victories:
Their final matches were played on the courts az
the Brooklyn Lawn Tennis Club. Atlantic avenue
Brooklyn. The home team not getting set III
either the singles or doubles. Wyeth. fresh from
his victory in the Ohio state championship Tor tie
third consecutive time. faced Lewis h Hughes,
Brooklyn. in the first contest of the singles. The
Brooklyn player not expert enough TO handle
Wyeths drives and passing shots and met def7at
by the G-4. G-3.
BRYAN in his singles matcn overwhelmed Walter
!. Pate by the Of tt. 6-2- Wycth and Bryan
paired in the doubles against Pate and F. H. San
born. who ny = sensational brace in the last ST
made exciting match, although they lost bN the
score Of GO Ia
The New York Club pair the previous day
administered a straight defeat 10 the team Of the
Montclair Athletic Club In these matches NYcti
in singles defeated Otto Hinck SIS. IS. g.
while Bryan defeated Frank T. Hague G-3 81
otto " F4inck and Albert J. FIiucl1 represented tie
Montclar Athletic Club in the doubles, Wyeth and
Bryan winning from them by the score of 6-H. -.
These victories insure the New York Lawn Ten
mis- Club place the final matches for the league
championship. which will ne decided the latter part
Of rls month. Last season the title MAS Won pE
the West Side Lawn Tennis Club, represented "I
Frederick Il Alexander. Harold 1t. Hachel' an"
Carleton e Kelley The Kings County Lawn Ten
mis- Club held the championship in 1904 and 1905
The rer1ainng bracket in the final round "f me
lawn torris doubles on Riverside courts. li2'H
street and Amsterdam aVe8ue. was Non by Jun"
N Schumacher and NJ. Burt YESTERDAY This pair
Hamilton Grange players worked together
smoothly and only two sets were necessary 10 O.
feat their opponents. Walter Y Bennett and r. IL
Rove Both Schumacher ami Burt made Their game
do,If!v effective by its variations. They changed
from ne, base line frequently. 50 that at III
stages Bennett and Rowe baffied, and kept
sc-liug ,heir returns Or court or into tho net
The .. ca
Edward " Weeks. referee of the open tourna-
rent Of the East Jersey Lawn Tennis Association.
announced Yesterday that the final matches Of the
mixed doubles and the mems consolation singles
would be decided this afternoon on the courts nf
the Elizabeth Town and Country club. Elizabeth.
y J.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
.IoNaL LEAGUE STANDING.

Mathevson pitched a great game fo- the
Giants yesterday and q result they defeated
the Superbas again al Washington Park. Brook
lyn by 4 score Of to l.
only five hits were made off Mathew sons de
livery and he struck out ten men. The fielding
on both sides was perfect The fine support
that Pastorious received was chiefly responsible
for keeping down the visitors score. ON more
than two occasions, when the bases We're well
populated. the clever fielding Of the Superba$
helped Pastorious out OF difficulties
In the first inning, with HannitaE on thlrH
Lewis made a great stop of Devlins low drive
and 4 few minutes later Batch made q one
handed catch OF seynours line foul. after run
IL the rightfeld bleachers. Again. in the ninth
inning. with Hannifan third. Casey made a
splendid stop Of Rresnahan's hot liner and on
Il quick throw 10 first caught the runner re-
firing the side.
In the second inning the Giants had man
on each bag with only one out. but flies to
AIaloncy and HunlrneI ended a coed chance to
get
All the scoring was done in the third inning
The Giants won the game by good heavy hitting.
Hannifan. who shared the batting houors with
McCfann, started the good work with a three
bagger to the left field fence. and then cam"
racing i'm on a single by Deylin- The latter
reached second passed bail. and scored on
McCann's double 4 base on balls and three
bagger by Alperman gave the Suucrbae their
only run. The follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
EASTERN LEAGU
SUCCEEDS IN SUICIDE ATTEMPTS.
Carpenter, Rescued from Drowning. Jumps
Out of Hospital Window.

After one attempt TO end his life in the East
River had been frustrated early yesterday morn
ing Rankow Holowato. of No. 50 Willett street.
made a second attempt. this time by jumping
from a third story window in Gouverneur Hos
pital He was instantly killed.
Holowato was a carpenter. and left a wife
and two children His wife said last night
that ne was driven almost insane by inability
to sleep due TO Overwork She feared he would
kill himself and watched over him. but yester-
day at dawn she fell asleep in a chair at his
bedside. Holowato stole out Of the house. ran
down Willctt street to Delaney street and
thence TO the East River.
Patrolmen McManus and Cusick. of the De-
lancey street station. gave chase Straight off
the pier HolOwato plunged. Captain Joseph
Cope OF Burns Brothers Coal Barge No 4. got
into a row boat. and with boathOok pulled him
ashore. The policemen took him 10 Gouverneur
Hospital Patrolman Moses Brnbaum was
placed guard
In the afternoon, in spite Of the attempts of
the policeman to stop him. Holowato jumped
head first out OF the window. The coroner was
Informed
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Nerer the Yankees new pitcher. lost MS nrSt
game since he has been with the team at Amer
lean League Park yesterday. when Washington
mr., nv. score If 10 TO > The visitors took
kindly to his delivery and hit the ball at Will
F.-er1- man succeeded in making a hit ana
DeIeEantv headed the list with four. one a three
la gger With the bases full in the eighth IN
ming Ciehring sent out home run The sen
ators had commanding lead long before TINS
inning. for in the third they also succeeded IN
getting four men across the plate.
Iioudon. new player on the New YORK team
received q trial ut third. and his work was
disappointment. Two of the three errors charged
against the Yankees were made by him In the
third inning his allowed Gehring to get
10 first which. followed by combination Of
three singles two passed balls. a sacrifice and
a long fy. brought in the four runs for the Sen
ators
While the Yankees also hit the ball hard,
especially Williams, VINO sent cut safe drive
every time he went to the bat. runs we're few
and far between.
In the second inning a triple by Williams and
a passed ball gave the Yankees their first run.
and singles by Chase. LapOTte and Williams
their second in the sixth inning
From IN" third inning the game became too
sided 70 be interesting. The fielding feature
one handed catch by Ganiey. Of Houdon's
hot liner. that would probably have counted for
three bagger. Two men were bases a
tEc time. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
THE SUE WINS TROPHY.
Gefs the Roo&ereH Cup-The Capsi-
cum First an Class @.

Norfolk Va Sept 13.-'rhe Class 7 yacht Sue
followed Up her victory in the first series race
on Wednesday by winning again to-day ard
earning the Roosevelt Cup
In the Glass . series Tor King Edwards Cup
the Capsicun Won. with the Little RhOdy sec
ond: the AIanhaSsett third the Eleanor fourth,
the Dorothy fifth and the Dorothy . sixth.
The first Of the races for King Edwards Cup
was won on Wednesday by the Manhassett. The
next race for this trophy will be sailed on
Monday.
The yachts in the p class started at 12:05 n.
m and the Sue finished AT 2:12:5S. The yachts
in the Q class started at 11:55 and the Capsicum
covered the finish line at 1:5I:14. The races
were twice over a triangular course of seven
miles. with two and half miles TO each leg.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
STATE FAIR HORSE SHOW.
BIuc Ribbon Winners on Last DdY
of the Exhibition.

Syracuse. Sept 13.-The horse show in connection
with the State F'a;- closed most auspiciously this
afternoon. The sky was clear. the day warm. and
the high steppers in fine form
Samuel Walter Taylor. the manager. is greatly
pleased With the success Of The show this year and
predicts that = = State Fair feature will
tinue to grow in favor with owners Of large ana
small stables
Lieutenant Governor Chaner spent hour or
in the ring this afternoon, and be took
sion congra tGate the judges and exhibitors on
their good work The blue ribbon winners included
Harness horses-won by George Watson's Lady Wat
son; Fa3Tnont Farms Tennessee. second.
stations with Of their get-Uou h., /. q.
Langtou Performer II; z J.. Stevenss Sirdar
second.
SADDLE horses the chaulpionship-won by r. l..
Parersoa's st Agues: Esin"re Farms Artists Model
pairs OF harness b. George watsons
tory and Niceov: FaiTmont Farms Lord Lonsdale and
Tennessee. second.
Iiorsss suitable to become hunters-woa by Wesches
ter FARMS George r. Cain; y. 4. Wadsworth's TTiI
Hunters or junspers-Won by +. I@vin's Rally Day
Lancy +. Armstrong; Virginia Girl, second.
Horses the high jump fmaximun. IT In ,
Won Westchester FARMS OnerOs Weschester arm =
Centennial secord.
Harness horses championship exceeding l51 hands
Won by Fairnont Farms Lord Baltimore.
of championship exceeding
151 hsndsy-Won b: FairnOnt Farms Kitty Gre and
<o-ens.
Pairs Of harness FOR championship exceeding
151 hardsD-Won by Fairmont FARMS Lord Baltimore
Ny Maryland II
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
AMERICAN YACHT UINS.
First in Last Race /" international
Rrg0tfd 1brOGd.

San Sebastian Spain. Sept. 13.-The Yankee boat
Ma rbcread the victor II, the racing to-day Dc
tween the Spanish and American SoudcrktasS'
Yachts The PTincessa de las Asturias was second
Spokane / fourth and Cheuink VIII hfth Inc
sea was smooth and tH" wilma variable
KinE Alfonso who has fully recovered from the
recent operation his nose. watched IN" races
from tn" balcony Of the clubhouse on shore. In
tho afternoon boA;s' crews from the royal yacht
t;iraIda and som. American yachts in the hsrbor
competed in rnwboat race FOR a cup presented bE
tho Cercn %autiuu". The Americans Won
The regatta brought to a close BY a banquet
on shore tonight n which Count de Allende Sa-
lazar the Foreign Minister presided, and repre-
souted the King. 4 large number of persons prom
in"ut i'm IN" diplomatic world including William
NJ Collier. Ia" American Minister, were present.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
WASHINGTON HITS HARD
~ INKS" WE'LL TROUNCED
Ne-r York Team Buried Under 1Cd-
Ianch of HITS and Runs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
pEsIIITS OF GAMES

sb;,pton at New YORK.
at Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
No Definite 4ction Regarding the
Metropolitan Open.

There continues to be some doubt TO whether
or not the Metropolitan Golf Association will hold
en- open championship tournament this fail Sew
months ago the association sent out an
nouncement the effect that il would hold It's third
open tournament for professionals and amateurs
some during September. provided club the
association would offer its links
In referring the subject last night Leighton
Calkins. Metropolitan Golf Association secre-
tary. said that prompt action will be necessary IL
the open is to be held this year He also stated
that the association stands ready 10 assume halr the
expense II has been estimated that about s150
will be required fo- such q tournament. II anv
club takes hold it will an outlay of approx
msteIy S315. weeks ago it unoficiaIlv
stated that the BaltusroI Golf Club handle the
tournament, but not before October.
Entries for the invitation tournament Of the Nor
ris County Golf Club. September 10 20 and 21 will
close with Alfred Macy. the secretary. at Convent
Station. y J.. September Is The maker OF low
score in the eghtee1-hole qualification round will
receive cup presented by Charles Scrfbner The
Thomas. Frelinghuysen and Foote cups viii be Of
fered for the first. second and third sixteens re-
spectiveIy.
Many invitations have been issued for the tourns
ment 10 be held over the links Of she Huntingdon
Valley Country Club PhfIadeIohia September
49, 20 and Il. Those who qualify In the first six
teen VIII continue at match play for the Phila-
delphia Cup There viii also be second and third
si&teens According TO the conditions. the chief
cup must be won three times before becoming the
property Of any one player
Jerome D. TraverS. the national amateur cham
pior- came out second best a recent hOrne-srrI-
home matcn with Dave Hunter. the Essex County
'""uuy tIup professional TTaVeTs played three
rounds az The Country Club. but finished down
every time. the pro returned scores OF = a
and a. The amateur then got Hunter to 70 70
MODtCiaiT for revenge but the result was the same
as at Essex County.
In addition to the first round for the thirty-two
who qualified for the presidents Gun there will
also be special contest at the DunvEoodie Country
Club to-day. Conditions in the latter conlpetition
call for an eighteen-hOIe medal PLAY nandican
Music will be furnished during the evening ard
dancing will follow the dinner
Although tho municipal golf house a. Forest Park
was practically finished several months ago to
golfers ar, still waiting eEter. IL had been ey-
pected that the opening would take place on Memo
rial DAY. but one pOstponemnnt after another has
been in order so that the fooked-for DAY remains
shroIded much mystery ever The strrI~t-
ure has cost upwards OF SJt,16
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14

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New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
CLOSE FIGHT 1T CHESS.
Joiner and Marshall Um Their
Games an Big Tourney.

Carlsbad, Sept. 13.-With only four rounds left
In the International chess masters tournament. the
contestants began the eighteenth round to-day Aside
from? the games wherein The two leaders were
gagged t5c between Fdmar and Schlechter at
tracted the most attention thereon depended pos
session OF third place. Despite strenuous efforts.
Naroczy unable TO do more than draw with his
opponent while P-binstein defeated CDhn. The
reetlF Rubinstein tied MaToczy for first
place each having a total Of l. = points his
credit. Vidrnar drew his game. but he tied b.
both Leonhardt and SalWe who won against their
opponents.
Joiner. of New York scored his third successive
victory by outplaying Neses and Marshall,
other American worsted Chotimlrsk In the g.
naming games Wolf beat Tschigorin. Tsrtakower
mann.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
TO SWIM THROUGH HELL GATE.

Commodore" Al Brown. OF the Flushing Ray dI-
vision of the American Lifesaving Service who
won tke Marathon swim 20 Coney Island last Sun
day. completing the distance IN the fast time of
hours % seconds will undertake "a dangerous
"a SIX tomorrow. when he will try 10 swim through
He'll Gate. He will start from tho foot Of saith
street and swim north to 94th street, across He'll
Gate Astoria. and thence TO the College Point
lifesaving station. The distance is eight miles and
he will be accompanied by a rowboat aud a launch
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
WHEEL ABOUT THE HUB =

Boston, Sept. 13.-The tweHty-seycnth annivCr-
sarv one Of the first bjcyCl" tours held in this
country made high wheels, and since known dS
TIM. Wheel About the Hub" observed To-Day
Iy forty Wheelmeu. several uf whom participated in
the original run. The Wheelmsn met at the usual
place in Roxbury. and under command OF Walter
g. Kendall OF the Boston Bicycle Club and ioi-
lowed by = score OF high powered automobiles,
started over the time houurcl route toward Sharon.
Several riders Were mounted the old-fashoucd
type Of wheel The riders will spend the night tn
sharon. and will continue tomorrow 10 Cohassct
aud then back the CITY.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
INVESTIGATES SISTERS DEATH.

by Telegraph to The Tribune.l
Pfttsburg Sept. 13.-Patrick Landers of New
York City. arrived here this evening. and. with
his brother Michael of this city. will investigate
the death of their sister Kate. blind girl. who
died yesterday at the home of Mrs Della
Steckard- Maxwell. No. 2504 Center avenue The
brothers aege that the girl, who left an estate
of $500. died under suspicious circumstances.
Police Magistrate Kirby has ordered the funeral
delayed until an investigation can be made
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14

for Castewood OF
stretch turn but closed resoutel Robert showed
p FOR three od and s. eighth
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
TO SELL THE MILLBROOK STUD
lbs Telegraph to The Tribune.

II. IcltErapH % Tho IrItCne-I
Lexington. Ky. Sept. l@.-Andrcw Miller +. =.
Bishop and & NJ Bishop, proprietors OF the Mill
brook stud here. announced tonight through their
Lexington agent that they Will sell all OF their
thoroughbred horses at public auction this fall The
stud includes the noted French stallion Adam. pur-
chased "A Of $4,000: Handspring. and some
thirty-three brood that selected great
cost last year.
The sale IS for the purpose Of dissovng the part
nership
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
FARMER HOLDS UP GOVERNORS wlss

Owensboro, KY. Sept B--Joe Buxter, a farmer
has been indicted on the charge of having dis
charged pistol at automobile containing Mrs
J. c. W. Beckham, wife OF tho Governor OF the
state. and party of friends. Mrs Beckham who
was an Owensboro girl, was here visiting friends
The farmers I'm this nelghbcrhood have been COM
planning of the speed of machines on the high
ways. and when the containing Mrs Beckham
reached bridge on much travelled thorough
fare. Buxter. horseback, held up the car shoot
ing over IT after denouncing motorists.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
Al pIftshrrR- z
nl-AkERS WIZ ANn Tie

A. E0stor First EaTr-- z. " y
Philadelphia ....-.---o " = o Ia II
Boston .....--...--..I J - o q o % ?
Batteries philadelphia. Moran. and Doom. Boston.
boultes ana Ncedhsrn.
Second gans- u. II. =.
Philadelphia -.-.-....i " o . % "a :
Boston ,..-....-......o , . , - o n-3
Batteries Philadelphia. Richie Jaclitsch Ros-
Pferer and Nsedhau1. TruU,Tc-O' Day
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
TAX CLERKS FRIEND TRIES SUICIDE.

New Orleans. Sept 13.-Virginia Reed the
negro woman who. according to Charles E. Let
ten, defaulting tax clerk. received about $50 900
out of the 100000 he stole from the state, at
tempted to commit suicide to-day by jumping
into Bayou ST. John She was rescued Just In
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
CYCLE RACE OFFICIALS PUNISHED

AS result OF undue consideration for several rid
who took part in the twenty-fve-nile Mara thon
cycle race last Saturday. Victor J. Lind. who acted
as race director, was suspended for life, and A. G.
Armstrong, who acted referee. prohibited
from netting official in any during the
present year at meeting of the National Fedora
tion Of American Cyclists yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
HARD FIGHT AT LAWN TENNIS.
rBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune

By Telegraph 20 The Tribune
MorristoWn, n J.. Sept. 1@.--Miss Emil, scott
Of the West hester Country club. the von,cn's
singles to-day in The fall tournament of the
Women Lawn Tennis Association of Country
Clubs, played on the courts Of the Morris Count
Golf Club. Miss Scott defeated Miss Margaret
Behr. Of Morris County. -. o. Ii.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
NEW GOLF RECORD FOR TRAVERs.

Glen Ridge. y. J.. sept 12--JeTonle u Trs~ers.
;he national golf champion, made new record for
the links of the Glen Ridge Golf Club to-day by go
ing round in IL The old record was -, mad ~
Alex Cunningham, the professional Travers's ca~d
follows
o-- 4 : 4 4 4-27
In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .. . : ! . ) > 4-54-1
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
The record follows

In the nineteenth round Tomorrow the pairing
Will Joiner Salwe. Teichnann ys NIieses
Spielmann Duras Leonhardt VS. Tartakower,
Marshall Janowski, Schiechter VS. Chotimirski
AarocZy Nidmar, Cohn Niemzowltsch Tschi-
gorin Rubinstein. Oland Wolf Berger n bya
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

A. ItfSa-I-tica !. Troy.
A. Albany Albany. =. \. i. & g.. a..
At Wiltes-Barre-S Syracuse g. WiLies- Rarrc 2
A. Scranton-Scranton =. Binghamton q
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14

rife" hit Bali. Stoler bases-5aney. Jones Double
piays-Iiai. Williams Milan and DeehsDty.
,;ehring and AItizer. Left bases-Wa ashington ~
New York. :. balls-OT Nsuer T. First
base errora-Washingtou. /; York I. StTUcS
out Nv Ciehrinc. s. by Neuar . Passed LaII-kahos
Time MISREPRESENTATION and stafford.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
DETROIT WINS AND LOSES

II netroit-FIrst game II. " F
Cleveland - . + q o o o - 10 /
Detroit ..-.-..-.... O-1 =
Mullin Schmidt
Second game r II F.
Detroit : y = 8 y 10 u y
tlsreiaUl .......... ..--.... - % ~ 10 :
batteries Detroit Donovan Schmidt: Cleveland
Joss nd Clarke Jmpires-IIurst and Connolly.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Montreal at Providence.
Toronto at Jersey city.
Buffalo mt Newark.
n Baltimore two games)
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Toronto. ,: Jersey City. 7.
Newark. I; Buffalo o.
Baltimore. ;: Rochester. =
Providence. >; Montreal, t.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
NEW YORK

base hits Hsn1itsH. Jctiarn Three base hits
Hsn7fau Alpernlan. Sacrifice hir-Iiannfan. Double
p.ay-RresnahaH and Doyle Left hases--New foTk.
II BROOKLYN. C. baIs-On Matlcwson. ::
on Pastorius. by pitcher-By Fasorius. i struck
ou-I1y Mathewson. 10. by PastOrius l. Passed balls
Ritter. :. Tme-I4S. Jmpires-Johnstone and Carp"n-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
BOSTON. 6. PHILADELPHIA. C

~ Philadelphia Il. II. L.
Boston .--............o o o / q o q % i
Philadelphia -----...- o q = q ! = % % o O-6
BATTERIES Bost9u. Winter ,r3gcr. PHlaisl-
lila, Wadfol COMBS. BARLEY. Plank and Schrerk I'm
pire--O' 'I.oughln.