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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-20

When Neighbors hit bounded over Heniine's head in the fourth inning yes terday, Nick Carter counted with the sSltaTy run thSt ass iaesd ,aes snn,ns by
 A clean. snappy game of ball was put up by the locals and they made the leaders look nke so many dubs:
 Walsh and Suggs were in against each other. The local twirler not only pitched a steady game of ball but his hitting was decided factor, while ne started triple play. the first seen on on
 Neal Ball saved n run and possibly the game by his headwork and quick ness in the sixth ianing o,. ., tbe game. Hausen going to right field ana Gear to lert. ;,
 susgs pulled himself out of a bad hole in the first. He .n,xa walked saused w;ld pitch The next three hatters went out on bunt to susgs aud hit to baoo ana Richards.
 The scoring began in the last of the second when Henline hit one at James that took a bad bound. Gear sacfific- ed him and he stole third. scoring on Seabaugh's hit hi. safe; but on Babb's hit to Ball there was a double. In the last haiI hits my Hausen, Ball and Perry, With Baxter's sacrifice, scored Hausen. mak- ing 1t 2 to Q. =
 in the fourth Memphis made its only run. James hit safe. but was forced at second on Carter's hit to Ball. Neigh, bors hit long one to center 1leIo which bounded oyer Henhne: Catrsr trs Carey beat out 8 bunt to Walsh, nus Richards was out on a hit to Wye, ana Walsh struck Owens out
 In the fiftb came the triple. Suggs hi hot fell in K0lnR after. the runner going safe Crystal hit to second. Wye fumbling the ball. Babb tried to sacrifice and bunted q fly that Walsh caught just oeioTs IL ready started to second and Suggs to Baxter. doubling Crystal Baxter throwing it to second getting eussS
 Ball got to third on Babbs wild throw in the last of the fifth and scored on Pe:ry's drive to left: Perry reached third on wild a pisch', ,r}ad 5ad wSs shs squeeze. Gear missing the ball ana at- forwards striking out.
 Carter walked. with one out. In tne sixth and Neighbors hit sate to onea. iett. ing third. Rall got in between the runner and third base. finally running him down on the line and with light ming throw firing it to Perry In time e | another fast double. aud the second one for the locals
 Nye hit clean in the last half. was | sacrificed by Seabaugh. reached third on Walsh's hit and scored on Baxter hit. making 1t to 1.
 Wye walked in the last of the eighth. | got to second on Walshs hit and SCOT ed on Hausens hit. Walsh scored on l hits by Baxter and Ball. making 1t $ | to 1. No more scoring was done and it | closed that way. The score was:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-20

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland. O.. July 19.-Cleveland and Washingon played twelve innings nothing to nothing Smith and Lieb- hardt were unhittable with men on of the twelfth inning on account of rain and darkness. Score: R. H. E; Cleveland ..000 900 900 o00-0 12 Washington . 900 900 900 000-o '
 Batteries-Liebhardt and Clarke: Smith and Heydon. Time. 2:20. Cm- pires Sheridan and Stafford.
 Detroit. Mich. July l9.--The visitors used three pitchers in the first three innings. Detroit scoring four runs on a single hit. bases on balls doing he Detroit ......o4o o1o 1o.-s : l Philadelphia . 100 900 00o-1 2
 Batteries-Donovan and Schmida; Dygert, Craig, Bartley and Powers, Time, 1:45. Umpire. Evans
 St. Louis. Mo, July 19.-St Louis de- ffeated New York today Pelty pitched in fine style and but for an error he would have made 1t a shutout- Score:
 Batteries-Pelty and Stevens; Ches- bro and KleirnH Time. 2:o4. Umpire. DLouxhln. siA -<
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-20
ANDERSON REACHES HOME.
Holds Family Reunion and Talks t
 Plans for Future.

Kansas City. July 19.-Charles w. Anderson reached Kansas City this morning. a few hours after his re- lease from the penitentiary at Leav- enworth, and went directly to his home where a family reunion was held. Later. when a newspaper man called he found the little group radiant with happiness.
 With his 4-year old child on his Knee Anderson talked of himself:
 T have no plans for the future, ne said, save that I will remain in Kan sas City. I am just glad to get pack to my wife and my baby Were going to build that swing this afternoon aren't we daddyY inter rupted the child, and Anderson smiled and said:
 You bet We are" "The wife and the baby are so giao to see me back and it's like getting acquainted again. he said to the re- porter Asked about the report that he would | engage in the pool hall business. An derson said it was without foundat1on T would not" he said, be so un- grateful to the many who signed for me "
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-20
THE RACES
Results .t Brighton.


 New. York. July ls.-Five favorites and a heavily backed second choice won at Brighton Beach today. The finish in the last race was one of the mos exciting of the season. Sopoma Belle, Flavigny and Racine II. being heads First race, six furlongs-Uncle, 12o sci. iis IMountainj to 2. second i; Dear Gone, 100 (Notter) Is to 1, third. Time, 1:14. Golden Pearl. Hartford Boy. Himalya ran.
 miles-Blue Pigeon. 150 (Archibald) g to 10, won; Thistle Dale. 157 (Huppe) to 10, second; Judge O'Gin. 143 (Page) 12 to 1, third. Time. 4:o2. Guardian. Leonal. Judge White ran. Progress fell; Blue Pigeon and rhistledale cou- (Miller) ? to 2, won; Cressina, 165 (Horner) to 1, second; Kentucky Beau 97 (E. Dugan} to 1. third. Time. 1:39 Three starters.
 Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth Rye, Ill Mllle) g to ?: second: Or Time. 146. Tommy Waddell. Lord Lovette, Jacquin ran; Rapid Water an added starter.
 Firth race, five and a half furlongs The Squire. 1os (Miller) 3 to l. second Time. 1:o7. Queen Marguerite. Cath erine Carson, Star, Sepoy, Baroda, Ric- cadonna ran.
 sixth race mile and a auarter-son- Flavigny, 93 (Sumter) 30 to 1. second Racine IT.. 9S tBeckman) 30 to l. third Time, 2:O51-5. First Mason, Flimnap Trenola, Ballette, Maxnar ran
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-20
Base Ball odav Montgomery
 M Memphis Game Called at 3:3O
HAD EASY PICKING
COLUMBUS AGAIN BEATEN IN UNI
 VERSITY GAME.
0illy May Was Matched To Pitch Agalnst Ray and Although Hits Were Even, ErrOrs Were
 Not.

Mobile, July 19.-(Special.)--In a slow and uninteresting game before a crowd of only a few hundred. Columbus was defeated by Mobile this afternoon with but very little effort by a score of { to 0.
 Mobile started the scoring in the third inning chasing over two runs. Ray slammed a single to right and was followed by Thornton who connected for double to left field fence. Ray counting on the drive. Breyetee laid . bunt down the third base line and Nanusch when he fielded 1t threw into tho negro bleachers and Thornton SCOT cd.
 Mobile scored again in the seventh rnunle If hitse and several rank errors Columbus had very slim chance of scoring at any time during the game, but her best chance was in the ninth. Two men hit safe In this inning and were advanced, but the man hit into a double play and it was all off.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-20
SOUTH ATLANTIC,

Augusta. July 19.-Today's game re- suited in a tie after twelve hard fought innings. ooo ooo T 3 Savannah .. 900 100 900 000--l l
 Ratteries-Holmes and Connolly Neur and Kahlkon
 Macon. July 19.-The locals heavy hitting was responsible for todays VIC Tscksonville .. 900 O20 100 0-3 Macon 900 300 900 1-4 2
 Batteries-Lee and Roth; Rowan Clarke and Robinson
 Columbia, July 1s.-Today's game was featureless except for Lohr's sen sational catches and the good pitching of Paige. Score: H. n. Eo Columbia .. .. 0Oo 900 000--o ? 2
 Batteries-Paige and Reisinger; .WAtts and McCabe u'. 4-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-20

Pensacola, July 1S.-(Special.)- )-Be- coming offended at remarks attributed to the Chairman of the Board of Pubic Safety all of the firemen stationed at fire department headquarters left the houses this afternoon with the excep- tion of two men.
 The men had stated that unless the Chairman made an explanation to them regarding a remark to the effect that some men were a disgrace to the de- partment. they would leave their posi-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Philadelphia. July 19.-Philadelphia shut out St Louis today through the effective pitching of Moren. Score: Philadeiphia .ooi slo 1o:-5 10 Q
 Bateries-Beebe and Noonan; Moran and Dooin. Time. 1;39. Umpire. Ems lie.
 Brooklyn. July 19-The home ream kept up its winning streak today in the initial game with the Cincinnatls. Score: R. H E. Cincinnati ...ooo c1S e1S sco-l 90. ] Il Il l Brooklyn .041 100 20'-S IS l
 Batteries-Hitt and Mclean; Paso- rius and Ritter. Time, 1:5S. Umpire, Klem.
 New York July 19.-The New York club dropped another point in its bat tie for premiersip by being knock d out today by the Chicag gos. which las an undoubtedly long>and winning lead Score. K. II F. New York ...010 010 010- 0
 Bateries-Brown and King; Mciin- nifty and Bowerman. Time. 205 Cm- pires, Rigler and O'Day.
 Boston, July 19.-By punching hits in the seventh inning today. Pitts burg won a well played game. Score: Pitsburg .,..So0 SoS SoS 22oo00-S 8 9
 Batteries-Leiheld and Gibson Young and Brown. Time, 1:45. Um- wires. Carpenter and Johnstone.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-20

in three innipgs. pitched twelve balls. Selma only getting hve hits In the entire game ono for two bags. four Of the fvs runs being made by oyer dall in the eighth inning. with the score tied and with bases full, hit m deep right for three bases. scoring three runs and cinching the game.
 Batteries-Selma, Traylor. Phillips and Pollard: Marion Junction. Chisolm and Moore. Umpire, Brice.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-20
NEW MAN FOR CLIMBERS
 ARRIVES IN MONTGOMERY
A. F.. O'Quinn of Triton. Ga, Here to Join Malarky's Box Staff-lf he
 Makes Good.

The new pitcher signed by Malarky A. E. O'Guinn-reached the city last night from his home in Triton. Ga. He has been pitching amsteur and semi professional ball in his section and comes to Montgomery with the highest tions.
 Malarky will give him trial and if he makes good, will sign him. He Is in a pretty fast league and will have to go some to hold his own.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-20

summary-Stolen bases. McElveen Sacrifice hits, Sorrell. Hardy. Earned runs. Shreveport 4 Two-base hits Warrender, Clark, Daley. Passed balls. Hardy 1, Rapp 1. Wild pitch. by Beck CT l. Base on balls. off Sorrell 5. off Becker B. lift by pitcher. by Becker (Hardy.) Struck out. by Sorrell 5. by Becker g. Left on bases. Nashville 5. Shreveport s. Double plays, King to Clark, 3. Time of game, 1858. Umpire Eldredge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-20
Purifoy Lands Eclipse.

London, July 19.-The Eclipse stakes
 10000 sovereigns, distance about one mile and a quarter. for and year olds. run at Sandown Park today. were won by W. B. Purifoy's chestnut colt, I4ally. w. Bass's Sancy was second and Lord Roseberrys Bezonian third. Sev- en horses started sancy was favor ft0s- .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-20
Offended Bremen Leaue
 Stations in Pensacola.

tions in a body. An explanation was made by the Chairman. but the men did not seem satisfied. and after noti- flying the chief. they left the houses.
 Two companies are stationed at ire headQuarters and within an hour enough men were secured to man one of the trucks and before morning the others will be in commission. The chief and assistant chief will take the places of firemen until men can be se- cured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-20

Memphis. Tenn, July 19.-A speclai to The News -Scimitar from Gulfport Miss. says:
 Henry Jordan of Perkinston was lodged in jail here today charged with murder and assault at his home town.
 It is alleged that Jordan shot down Bob Davis, the young son or Baptlst minister with whom he had had some trouble the day previous and to nave danced about his fallen victims body
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-20

Summary-Triple play. walsh to Baxter to Ball. Three base nit. Neigh bors, 1. Base on balls. by Walsh. 2; by Suggs, 2. Wild pitches. Suggs, 2. Double plays, Ball to Nye 10 Baxter. 3; Ball to Perry, 1. Struck out. by Walsh A. by Suggs, 1. Sacrifice hits. Gear |; Baxter, 1; Seabaugh. 1. Stolen base Henlne, l. First base on errors, Mont gomery. 0; Memphis. ?. Time of game. hours. Umpire, Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-20
Brighton Entries .

First race. five and half furiongs- Boema, Montauk. 107; Long Ball. lo6' Savoy. 106; Lady Satchel, 1o4; Giaucus. Obert. Fuserain: Risk; lo2; Giorious aus ton. Eonite, ss; Punch. s7: Louis cav anaugh- 94. ,o chase, short course-Caller. Jimmy Lane, Phantom. 153; Kernel. 146; Sner- if Williams. 132.
 Third race. Islip handicap. mile ana furlong-Cairngorm. 112; Martin Doyie, 1lO; Dolly Spanker, 107; Far west, loo, Red Friar, 1o4; Cabochon. loS; Coy Maid. 100.
 Fourth race, Neptune stakes. six tur- longs-Star Gowan, 125: Chepultepec' l22 Monopolist, 112; Ormuse. Masaue' d1 Earl Court, Raymond, Sir Cleges. lo'
 Fifth race, handicap. six f4Tiongs- Rose Ben. 15o; Hanzara. IF; Ked Rlv- CT. 103; Comedienne. Ben Ban. ss; Bar barv Belle. 90; Genian, S5.
 sixth race. mile and sixteenth, seL ing-Mahoic, King Cole. John Smulsk,i 1i2; Von Tromp, Arabo, 1O7; Lally. Bel cast. 1o4; sam Rice, Yorkist: o.tonaaidd Maid Sir Alto, Homeless, 101; Begsar Maiu' Clements, 99; Workmaid. s4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

b0 0pkO&2 @ 13AAx60s Southern League Atlana, 1; Little Rock, 2. Montgomery, 6: Memphis. Birmingham, 0; New Orleans. $. Nashville. 3: Shreveport, g. Macon, {; Jacksonville. g. Columbfa. o: Charleston, '. Augusta, 1; Savannah. 1. (13 in- nfngs.) Called on account of
 darkness. Cation statess- Mobile. 1; Columbus, Q. Gulfport. 1: Meridian. 0. (12 in- nings.)
 Vicksburg, {; Jackson. 1. National League- New York. :; Chicago. IF. Boston, o; Pittsburg. 2.
 Brooklyn, 8; Cincinnati. |.
 Philadelphia. 5; St. Louis. American League- Cleveland. 0; Washington, 0; called 18th inning, darkness.
 Chicago Boston, rain
 Detroit. 6: Philadelphia, 1.
 St. Louis. {; New York. !. American Association,- Milwaukee Toledo, postponed: wet grounds.
 St. Paul, 2: Indianapolis. 1.
 Columbus. {; Minneapolis, 8.
 Louisville. g; Kansas City. 6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-20

Summary-Two base hit. Wood. Stol- en bases. Dyer, Paskert Sacrifice hits Winters Bowcock. Fox. Double plays spade to Dyer to Jordan. Base on balls' off Spade, 3, off Keith l. Hit by pitch- ed ball, by Spade. (Rockenfield). struck out bv Spade, 3; Keith, l. Passed ball smith Time of game, 1:45. umpire Pudderhanl.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-20

Summary-Two base hits. Atz. Three base hits, Gaston. Sacrifice hits. Ma deau. Matthews, Atz Struck out. Clarke, 2: Manuel. 2. Bases on balls Clarke, 1; Manuel. 1. Hit by pitched ball, Clarke. (Nadeauo Double plays. Atz, Sabrie. TTme. 1:45. t1mplres. Hackett and Flynn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-20
Marion Junction Wins |.

Marion Junction. July 1s.-(Special) Ma rion Junction won from Selma on the Marion Junction diamond here to- dav hv the score of 10 to 5. The game was @ fast in spite of the score; The featnres of the game was the pitching of ChisoIm for Marion Junct1auA Sho
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-20

Summary-Bases on balls. by Ray. 1: May. 8. Struck out. Ray. 1; May. 4. Double plays. Ray to McCay to Rem Breyette to McCay to Kemmer. Huber to Campbell. Two base hits. Thornton. OBrien. Marshall. Sacrifice hits. Ada nina and Price. Stolen bases, Kem- fner, g. Time of game. 1:30. Umpir:. Bailey
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-20
Mississippian Said to Have
 Danced on Dead Body.

Afterwards. it Is alleged, Jordan as- saulted w. T. Mobly. an aged man. leaving him in the road we'll nigh help less with several limbs broken.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-20
ATLANTA WINSGAME,
LITTLE ROCK LOSES FAST PLAYED
 GAME.
Shade Wns in Fine Form, Allowing But Four Hits, Bunching Two of Them in the First
 Inning.

Atlanta. Ga. July 1s--spade allowed Little Rock but four hits today, the wis itors punching two in the first, when they made their only runs. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-20
A FEW FOUL TIPS.
First triple play of season.

First triple play of season.
 Walsh and Ball were the whole show.
 Pelicans got back at Birmingham and handed them something.
 Memphis ieaves for home tonight. They play Shreveport there tomorrow.
 Pittsburg is looming up in the Ma tional. But the Cubs wont lose
 Looks like Mobile has a cinch on that Cotton States race.
 The start that the Pirates got here seems to have given them winning streak and they beat Nashville again yesterday.
 The Pelicsns are scheduled in Nash vile Monday and for that reason can not play Montgomery in New Orleans tomorrow, but the two teams will play there next Sunday
 AS the Memphis team is compelled to catch a train this evening. the game to- day will be called at 3:30 o'clock, in- stead of 4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-20
Damages Awarded.

DHmHEeS HWHrued.
 Honolulu, July 19.-Joseph Gookim. a Hawaiian Chinese has been awarded s19,000 (Mexican) for injuries sustain ed during the pillaging of the missions at Lieu Cha a ,. al
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-20
TAKES TEN INNINGS SHREVEPORT LANDS GAME BY
 TIMELY HITTING.
h Almost Errorless Contest Nashville , is the Loser on Account of SOHren weaker ming in
 the Last.

Nashville. July 1s.-A base on balls. followed by two hits gave Shreveport victory today in the tenth inning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-20

Becker safe in first inning on olockeo l ball.
 Score by innings: Little Rock ... 1VO UVo U0o V%V %
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-20

Looks like Mobile has cinch on that Cotton States race.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-20
WOULD COME SOUTH

Little Rock. July 19.-(Speclal.
 -Malichi Kittridge. the veteran
 | manager of Montreal in the East ! ern League, wired President Kay. ! anaugh today that he had severed
 ! his connection with Montreal ana ! would like to catch on in the Southern League.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-20
TODAY's SCHEDULE

Southern League. Memphis at Montgomery, New Orleans at Birmingham. Little Rock at Atlanta.
 Shreveport at Nashville. Cotton States League Mobile at Columbus. Jackson at Vicksburg.
 Meridian at Gulfport South Atlantic League. Savannah at Augusta. Charleston at Columbia
 Jacksonville at Macon. American League. Boston at Chicago. Washington at Cleveland.
 New York at St. Louis.
 Philadelphia at Detroit. National League Chicago at New York. Pittsburg ct Boston.
 Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
 St. Louis at Philadelphia
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-20
MANUEL TOO STOUT
MAXIE PROVES PUZZLE TO
 VAUGHN'S BARONS.
Ginger Clarke h Hammered For Eight Bits anl Five Runs By Peli-
 eans, While Birmingham .- p Gets Nothing.

Birmingham. Ala. July 19.-Manuel was too stout. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-20

Memphis leaves Tor home tonight They play Shreveport there tomorrow
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-20

Pittsburg is looming up in the Ma tional But the Cubs wont lose.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-20

Pelicans got back at Birmingham and handed them something.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
SINCERITY.

The difficulty Of holding together in a fusion
two recent enemies who naturally regard
each other with suspicion is already being illus
trated in this present campaign Chairman
Gehring of the Independence League is reported
to have told the Republican leaders that the in
Struction of voters by Jealous friends of the
Republican candidates in scratching the Hearst
men on the county ticket had got to stop But
even if these efforts may be ended how can the
spirit to which they appeal be checked? Can
men in the Republican party who hate Hearst
ism worse than they hate Tammany Hall be
made to swallow the Hearst ticket merely be-
cause no sample ballots are sent out showing
how to vote for the Republican judges and bolt
the rest Of the ticket?
The truth is that when Mr.. Hearst arranged
for fusion he had little conception of the feel
ing with which he was regarded by large
section of the Republican party. He underesti-
mated this year, he did last year, the part
which sincerity plays in politics and apparently
thought that the Republicans would be so al
lured by the prospect of victory through his aid
and cooperation TO forget what they said
about him last fall, He acts on the assumption
that the convictions of a party chiefly exist for
temporary political effect and may be laid aside
when the occasion serves. He himself put
Murphy in stripes one year and the next year
allied himself with the Tammany boss. Why,
then he wants TO know. should not the Repub-
lican party pillOry Hearst one year and the next
year cordially cooperate in putting Hearstism
in office? But there is a host of voters who
take their political convictions seriously, and
this fact he left out of the reckoning.
The Republican leaders may we'll expect to
suffer, too from the sincerity of their partners
in the unnatural alliance. Some of Mr. Hearsts
followers honestly think that by supporting him
they are furtherng certain ideals. They have
been chiefly recruited from the Democracy and
have long been enemies Of the Republican party.
To them the voting for Il Republican is naturally
difficult. and Mr. Hearst, has. moreover not made
i; easier by instructing them all last year that
the Republican party was the enemy of the peo-
pie and the friend of the trusts. They may find
II as hard to overcome their prejudices against
the Republicans as the Republicans do to over
come theirs against Hearst.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
The DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
IFrom The Tribune Bureau

tFrom The Tribune Bureau
/ Washington. Oct 31-Baroness Won Sternburg
entertained number of women at luncheon to-day
as a farewell compliment to Nine. K0rner wife
of the retiring military attache of the German En-
hassy. Mrs. Newberry. wife Of the Assistant Sec
retary of the Navy; Mrs. J. Franklin Bell, Nine.
de Blanpre wife of the naval attache OF the
Embassy; Mrs William P. DuvaII. Mrs. Schwan
Mrs. Witherspoon. Mrs. Wright and Miss Lang
ham formed the party.
Viscountess Aoki opened the Japanese Embassy
for a luncheon to-day in compliment to two Of her
countrywomen Baroness Goto and Nine InazO
Nitobe who in Washington Nine. Nitobe
Is the wife of one of the noted writer's Of Japan.
Baroness Goto is the wife of Baron Goto, formerly
Governor General OF FOrmosa. who is now engaged
In work for the progress and prosperity of Man
churia. Viscountess Aoki entertained with her
countrywomen Mrs James R. Garfield. Mrs. Beck
Winthrop Miss Scidmore, Mrs. Charles CarIe-
ton Marsh, Mrs Sewer. Nine Myaoki, wife of the
counsellor of the Japanese Embassy. and Miss
Hagner.
The Minister from Norway entertained his coun-
tryman Captain Roald Amundsen, the Arctic ex-
pIorer who arrived here this morning, by taking
him about the city in automobile ard showing
him all the public buildings ard then giving
dinner in his honor tonight Mr. Skybak secre-
tary of the Norwegian Legation, met Captain
Amundsen at the station and escorted him to the
Cosmos Club. and the minister will present him
to the President tomorrow afternoon. Tomorrow
night he Will lecture before the Geographical So
ciety. Invited 10 meet the explorer at dinner to-
night were Leon Amundsen Dr. Leonard Stejneger
Of the Smithsonian Institution; r. s y. Sartz
president Of the Norwegian Society, of Washington;
Kort Berle. consul for Norway: Torstein Jahr J.
Diescrud Harry Randall, Ole Skybak secretary
Of the Norwegian Legation. and Frederick Woage.
The Minister from Colombia and Sefora Decortes
and their daughter. Seilora de Guzman who have
been abroad since early summer. will sail
from England on November Is for this country
Mr. Guzman, first secretary OF the legation who
has been in Colombia leave. will return here
the first week in November and meet the minister
and his family their arrival
Nine Radowtz. OF the German Embassy
has gone to New York for few days visit pre-
paratory to leaving the United States for Mexico