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The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
MOUNT ST. MARY'S DATES.
College Team to Have Football
Game with Catholic University,

Special to The Washington Herald
Emmitsburg. Nd, June 1.-The foot
ball schedule of Mount St Mary's Col
lege for 1907 follows;
October 5-Baltimore University, at Emmitsburg.
October l2-Alarylsnd Agricultural College, at En-
mits6uTg.
October l9-St. Johns College al Emmitsburg
October 3-GCttysbJrg. at Emmitsburg
November 2-Marylsnd University at Emmitsburg.
November 6-Catholic University, at Emmitsburg
November D-LCebanOn Valley College az Emmits-
burg.
November Z)-DicAinson College at Carlisle Pa.
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The Oarsnlen.
The shells were manned as follows:

Navy. second Ccw-Steyenso1. stroke: Nlarruder.
l7ptaiul. = Montgomery, 6; Friodel, s, Farrell 4.
Richardson. 8; kiakad. 3. Parker bow; Williams.
c-zsvain Average weight, excluding ccxsw5in 1885,,
pounds
NesperS-Fcix. stroke; Smith, : Deyon. 6; stitt,
s: Morgan, 6; Wario,l 3; Blose .; Doughty, bow:
Burns c5Zsrvlu. Average weight. excluding c1ys-
vain ASK pounds.
NAVY, third crev-Eli9tt, stroke; Van Hook, 7; A.
len, .captainl Boucher s.; Reinecsc, 8; Guiler B:
Stoer, 2; Reifsnider, bow; 5. W. Parker coNsv3in.
Average weight. lt5 pounds
Central High school-Gordon. stroke Koehler z;
Ferguson. g. Ronon. s; Thomas, 4: Aassr, 3: How
ard 2; Fisher bow; Williams o5Xyv8in. Average
weight, lGlAs pounds
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
BROOKLYN. :; New York, >.
TO-DAY'S GAMES.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
PittshuFg at Chicago.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
TO-DAY'S GAMES.
sTANnINe OF IN TEAMs-
BROOKLYN WINS AGAIN.
Downs Giants in an Interesting
Ten-inuing Game.

New York, June THE Brooklynites
repeated their performance Of yesterday.
trimming the Giants In a ten-inning con-
test, by to ..
The game was marked by free hitting
and loose fielding, and a lead of four
hits gave the Trolley Dodgers the game.
Lewis, Of the Suburbanites was the
bright particular light with the stick.
landing on Wfltse's delivery for five hits.
He also had five put-outs 10 his credit.
NcGanu played a star game at the
initial sack for the Giants, gonbling up
fourteen chances without a slip-up
The score.
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shrubb 10 Race sherrlne.

New York. June ALFRED Shrubb.
the champion British long-distance
runner, will be matched to meet
William Sherring, the winner OF the
Marathon event at Athens. Sherring is
said TO have turned pro. The race viii be
run AT Buffalo on July 1. 1t is said that
the arrangements have been concluded for
the match, and the only thing that re-
mains unsettled is the amount Of the
stake
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Inst base bT erTUrs-Nev N1rt. 4. Br1rhlIu 2
Left on bases-Nsw Y0rs, z, Brooklyn. To- First
base on bans-O9 scarion. 2, of Mc5iunity. Q. of
Pa=t1riUus 1. Struck out-By NcGiuity. 3: b.
Scau'ru. /: by PCstUiTus g. Dr. Wiltsa. 2 Three
base hi--Lcwi5. Tvobsse hit=-Sham1n Lewis O.
J5rc.lau, bah.el. seymour N8lueg. Sacrifice hits
-Lum.ey stolen Has-Shluu0n Hummel.
Browne, Dablen. Double U'avs-Al7eu1aH. Lewis,
and Hummel; Apnr-lu and Hummel Wild pitch
Ni't5e Passed hsll-ByveImgu UmpiTe-Mr ODay.
Time 1f game-2 hours Attsudauce-Sg0J
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HARVARD DOWNS CORNELL.
Despite DcshoH'~ Grand Pitching
IshaCUns Lose, -.

Special t1 Tie Washington Herald
Cambridge. Mass. june despite the
fact chat Deshon, who IS rated as one %
isgas to-day pitched no-htt game. H1r-
ward defeated Cornell here to-day 10y 1
TO O.
Cornell found Harvard for four s7fetios.
hst these even with the assistance OF R
like number of errors did not enable the
ithaca bail r1==srs ta push man across
tine counting block The score.
z r. T..
HrrarI............... @ g oo0Iz-l o 1
mgn............... O p 90 90 % 3
E.--r.ss-Ha-rtr-i and Ca-..r. Dalca and Hast
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MEET At BALTIMORE.
Set of Field and Track Games Ar
RANGED for July 30.

T-IIEstU TOT UIfl NNs
Washington athletes have been invited
90 participate I'm the second annual field
and track games Of the Baltimore Aerie
of Eagles: to be held at Electric Park,
Baltimore. on July 30
The handsome prizes offered last year
helped to make the meet a great success.
and as this years trophies are in no way
inferior. a large list Of entries is ex-
pected
In addition TO the usual field and track
events, there will be Junior and senior
relays and 50 and 100 yard swimming
races.
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NAVY OARSMEN WIN
Two Crews III Front in Four
cOrnered Race.
THIRD EIGHT BEATS SECOND
NeSper Boat Club and Philadelphia
Central High school Prove to BE
Easy for the Future AdmiraIs over
the Vile and n Half Course on the
>evern-Conditions UnfavorabIe.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Annapolis, Md., June i-Under the most
adverse weather conditions the second
and third eight-oared crews of the Naval
Academy and the eights Of the Vesuer
Boat Club and the Central High School
both Of Philadelphia, contested for SUI
premacy in Craftsmanship on Severn River
this afternoon. The two races were
merged into q doUble-header and both
Of the local crews finished ahead Of the
Plaadelphiaus.
The race was over a measured course
Of one and one-half miles. and the most
surprising result Of the contest was that
the NIiddiss' third crew finished ahead Of
ali the others While they r1wed a beau
uful race from start 10 finish. and the
glory all goes 70 them. yet their defeat Of
the strong Mildly second crew was, in the
main, due 10 the fact that the Junior
eight had the lee shore Of the course.
sheltered by tie high banks Of the Sew
ern, and hence they were able 10 row fin
better form. The second crew rowed I'm
mid-river. where the sea was considerably
mora choppy
The Central High School eight finished
third. five lengths behind the winning
crew. The Ycspcrs. although the vic
Tins Of q series Of misf0runes. plugged
along until the last ditch and crossed the
finish line at least ten boat lengths be
hind the winning crew.
Race Postponed.
The race was scheduled TO be rowed
early in the afternoon, but a genuine east
erly rainstorm, accompanied 10y high
winds. prevailed throughout the day. and
the conditions were far from being any
way favorable. However. all four e.glfs
were anxious 20 have the race. The lower
section of the river was very rough. and
after an inspection Of the upper course
fairly good water was found. and the
OIrsmen decided 10 have the pull despite
the cold rain.
The crews were given a flying start
The contest WAS spirited and interesting
for the first mile Of the course. the MILDLY
seconds slowly but steadily forging their
craft 10 the fore Of the Central High In
the meantime. however, the Navy third
crew was hitting il up at a fast clip. and
Wren tlte lI'lt HySl Was laSetu lNet lt4
pushed their boat ahead of all the others
and they maintained the lead, finishing
about one length 70 the good of the Navy
second crew. The time of crews az the
finish was as follows: Navy third 1926;
Navy second, 1910: Central High School,
l9.54 and the Vespers about 1.-4
Both wind and tide were against the
crews. hence the slow time that wasmade.
Lieut. Commander Noble :. Irwin. of the
navy. refereed the race
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Az Omaha -Omsla. s Pueblo .
AZ brs N0lurs-bes N7.res &. prrrrr. o.
40 Sigus Cltg-Si1uK CITY. G LiUcnln. 3
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AZ Mlvsukse-St PsaI % Milwaukee
At tLogisvuls-L0uisyne, Q, Indianapolis 9 icaIsd
rUi Of ninth inning
At Kansas Ciry-liiuugsprl,s. 9. Kansas City. g.
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Hnn to Cnach NJ nIinni..

Urbana, ILL., June Arthur Hall. for
mer team captain and well-known Uni
versity Of Illinois football player, has
been selected by the board OF athletic
control as head football coach for next
fall
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Af Naa'r-me~- Memphis. Q. Montgomery. g.
At AtI5uta-A1aars 81. Little Rock T.
At Birmingham Birmingham 3. Sew Orleans.
mine luuu-s Glrsuezs.
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The Score.
Total. ....,. ,a1-
-u---- L L.- ". u ------ -----.

Pr.restr-.-.........- 1908 O o O @ @ "a
Ya.a...--..-..--...-.. @ @ o o o o %
T.-.t base rg sr-ar-Ysrs @. Princeton. g. Ls.s
7H h1s-s-Ia'e G.. Princeton. g. Fr-r base .u balls
on f. J.-" g. NJ H.r.-s- g. HRS us-s-pf
Meyer. 8 .-n --l- i1rir-- .- H. Jones. H- t.-r
iru.r--.. --.u.- .-r-Hr H.-.--- %. hr AIesr. p.
-v b. Zones Tsr.he=a r-lz-kuuer .Z.. THrr--
base z-H1siar. Vaughn. N.Hc-mHe- -ariF.s
hits, ,.-r- kurr. Stolen Dillon T. joins
Vaughn . Gushing KINNEY N7Ifer. Chaplin.
Camp. Double r.as-Nar-Hn ta r. Jones HIT t7
u'chsr-Hv "a. Jones. f.. tT Hz-Ei-e. - br Van
Ilr-E % Passed r1i--T. Jones' Tur-rs-lIes=-s.
C~z1rz ana Connolly E--ruf1r.--l1-1
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

50 Nav Haven Springfield. =. New Haven. )
a. Nsw london Waterbury. 9 Nsw London Z
Az Hrlvke-H0Ivir. B; Hartford
At Narvi-h-NarF,ch, G; Bridgeport. l.
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

A. Jersey City. r. II. J..
Ts-1ntr..-.-........ % 00oo0 Il @
Jersey Ci-v.-....... . 0 o ! o e-3 ]
Ba.tciss- -Arp,esate and Harley, DssEan and Van
6Hgi'. UmIre-NE Owens.
AZ Newark. r. II. f.
MCutesl.............. o 0 0 o O u o
NrwarE................ o 90 I 0 o o. I
Ba-,eaes-Hsrt=t and Kittrsdge, Mccarthy and
SauaEF. Umr.rc-Mr. Conway.
At Providence. r. II. p
Bugal7................ o2o4o o 6-s 10 !
p-dadancs..-......... @ o Q SIS 70 o
Ba.tsr.es-Tarrr and NcAuster; Barry and D111-
Tal. Jmp.re-Mr Hpfner.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

A. Ar-l=a-Au-l-a. 8; Columbia. l.
Az Charleston Charleston. ! Jacss1UrilIs 0.
A. Haea.-}i8cau, = savannah T.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
S0X WINS PITCHERS BATTLE.
Jiggs DonOhue, by stickworI., De-
cides Game Against Detroit.

Chicago. june L-Stick work by Jiggs
Donohue in The ninth inning. with TWO
mon out, wen to-days game for the Sox.
It was a pitchers scrap up to the last IN
Ming with nothing doing up to the critical
moment Score.
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"Rube0 Must Give Wife SO 4 Week.

Philadelphia. June George Edward
WaGdcn, better known as 'Rube" was
ordered to pay his wife 80 a week in the
Desertion Court yesterday The hearing
Of the case took only a few minutes. Mrs
Waddeu, who is a tail. good-looking wom-
an, asked Tor So q week, but when
Rube's attorney. Louis HUT declared TO
the court that the bah players salary
was only N.200 a year. an order Tor $40
q week was made.
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HIGHIANDERS SHUT OUT.
Boston. with "OId Cy" in the Box.
Wins before Big Crowd.

Boston. June lin a well-played game
to-day the Boston Americans shut out
the New Yorks by score of to o.
Score:
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--o- Nt-- -- l--"-' -,t" A.tAf D. Alit li Ne'.t
New York = Boston, T. First base on bails-Ot
Young Q: Of ke1fc . Hits made-OG Keefe :. in
seven inning. Oh Griffith. T. in one inning. S'ruc;
0It-By Young. 5. hy keefe. T. ThrCcbaso hit
H0E Tvo-blse ht--EIb-re,d, Sullivan. C'l:cy.
stolen hss-S Sullivan. k5esE Wild pitch Young
UmvirVs-Nessrs. Stafford and Evans Time Of game
4 hour and 30 minutes Attendance lGG)
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Totals ...... 6gl6 Totals ...... 4'25 l3 0
WINNING rnn sc.rEd whom Two Nere ont
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D,troit........................ o 0 0 0 90
Chicago. 0 0 0 0 IL
Lef. on bssss-Chicaso. 9; Detroit. C. Struck out
Ey Solver &. hy White. g. Two-base hits-SuHvan
and Don1hue. Umritss-5lessrs- Sheridan and
Horst Tino ot game hour and % minutes. At
tendance. 5nl
Washington telegraph., 1907-02-01
WAIVED
tIVE. E.WILD TURKEYS
EoI Zoologi.lcl PARKS

For Zoologiacl Parks
High prices paid for ssnllae
QQifeS. Also wan. asheas AMI
mas and birds.
Gr Cecil French Naturalist
Wash ingtof D. (
Washington telegraph., 1907-02-01
Execution Sale.

Notice is hereby given that in
pursuance of the authority i'll me
vested rs sheriff of Hampstead
county, Arkansas, and in obedience
to a writ # Execution to me issued
by the Clerk OF the Hempstead Cir
cult Court, on the 5th, day Of
December 1906, against Iaeob Gun
lls, to satisfy a judgment obtained
agliust him by Louie Collins in
SAID Hempstead Circuit Court /
Will on Saturday the 23id day of
February 1907, between the hours
Of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon and
) o'elocls-ia the afteraoon of said
Day sell at public oatcry to the
highest and best bidder. at the
court house door in the town of
W ashlngton Arkansas, the follow
Iag described Real Estate levied |
upon by me as the properly of
Jacob Curtis. to-wit:
An undivided one sixth interest !
II Sci Of Che NEl aud Nwi of
9Wt Ser. 29 Township Il, Sir. 25
vest. Terms Thre4 months credi
[. { WILSON. Sheriff.
Washington telegraph., 1907-02-01
& "a s. 40 R Il "A.
Bears thu 4, The Kind You HaTa Always Boughi
Als,a'''' af &I2zzzu
Don t BE Irritable

AN irritated skin makes an
Irritable person, AMI All irritable
person gathers much trouble untv
himself or herself, MS the case
may be. Moral, Use Hunts
Cure, one box Of which is absolut-
Ely and unqualiidely guaranteed
70 cure any fWm of skiu trouble.
ANY kind of itching known Is r.
leiyed ut ence and one box cares
Washington telegraph., 1907-02-01

Wanted by Cb,aaso who.esai
Aud maii orier housa. assistant
m.nag = Oman or c-onm'O tor this
,urty AMI uiimning territory
Ssjery $2A and expenses paid week
IS; oS;ensc money advanced
Nork plcast.t, Fasition pern'a-
n9nt NJ ,agestmeat or ehper-
,oueo required Spatr TINE vaia-
,ic. Write at on for fIll partie
,ilrs aui enclose sell addressed
envelope. Address.
Ger5rai a;maarR. ~ f Lake
.ol:ten
Washington telegraph., 1907-02-01
g It Knocks the itch

1t may not elre all your ills,
bu. it does cure cure one of the
worst. Il cures any form of itch
ever know--no matter what its
called, where the sensation is
itch, it knocks it. Eozeua,
lingWorms, are ewee by one box.
Its guaranteed and its name Is
Hunts Cure.
Washington telegraph., 1907-02-01
Lax akaiagsSLaeals sksVa q &c air.

Mr. d. w Holt spent Tuesday
II Hope.
Mr.. Arthur Merrell of TT. worth
Texas, visited relatives here last
week.
Born to Mr.& Mrs. Geo. Rikc
January 27, twin baby gi,ls.
Allison johnson spent several days
here last week, the guest of Banks
Holt.
MISS Ollie McIar'y of Bleyins is
visiting her grandparents Nj.
and Mrs J H. Meilarty
Mrs. i. O. Thompson Of
Winthrop is visiting her mo-her
at this place
Dr. J, Nj. Holt visited friends
l,Iet,>3al 6o>St9o.
Mrs. D. " Holt who had he,
ewes operated on at Texarkaua for
(Ilaaroma is improving slowly
The prolraeted meeting at this
place conducted by Evangelist
). "a Hogan closed last Thurs
day night with ten conversion, and
one addition to the church, Mir
lIngan preached some excellent
sermons and made many friends
while here.
Washington telegraph., 1907-02-01

Senator Bevrr'dge pro poses
h Zip along the SCENE for popular
q iition Of the Congressional Record
W. including lot OF illustrations
With his next speech, It Is some
What remarkable that the young
cnator Should think anything nee
ssay to popularize the record
when ii has one of his speeches III
L..
Washington telegraph., 1907-02-01
FUHlsBGp EVERY FRbAv
81 ~. ~

L vail be noticed that one Of the
recent presidential nominations fo.
'ostmaster of Pikeville, Ky, was
>lr. oifa Stamp lie probably got
his jeb as areward for having been
IN Il stump.
Washington telegraph., 1907-02-01

Some Of the professional peliti-
elans in New York who took enthu
siastically to the stump for Gov.
liaghes are wondering now if they
wont have to take to the woods.
Washington telegraph., 1907-02-01

Ia order to keep lie records
straight, Russian official. now file
their Mandatory obituary notice
dong with fhfir application papers
il the appointment division.
Washington telegraph., 1907-02-01
WARNING ORDER.

The defendant cazy Scott Is war
ned to appear in this court within
thirty (36l days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff, Willie
Scott.
This the 2sth day of Jan. 1907.
c. f. RoYsToN, clerk
Washington telegraph., 1907-02-01

Railroad Officials say the block
gnal system is all right, il the
ngiuoers won!d only attern to it.
low wuulti II 10 to have 81 me Off
aals who wpul,t hire seme men for
ngineera Man whuld tend to il?
Washington telegraph., 1907-02-01

Il is announced that one of the
scientists Of the geological survey
ny distiiling lime and quicksilver
ogether managed to obtain quick.
.'ff's ard free silver. Col. Bryan
'lght to Investigate at once.
Washington telegraph., 1907-02-01

Ii must be heartrending for thr
resident to have invitations TO d, :
aver more speeches than he can
3, ,saji'ly have TIME TO accept,
Washington telegraph., 1907-02-01

1t is to tn hoped for Mr.. Harri-
mans case of mind that he does not
,clieve all the things printed about
him.
Washington telegraph., 1907-02-01

Senators Parker and Tillmall
lem To be in thorough accord, But
not exactly in the same way.
Washington telegraph., 1907-02-01

About the only person in the
northwest who seems to persistent
" diseredit the rel orts of II fuel
famine is Mr. lanes J. Hill.
Washington telegraph., 1907-02-01
Two wi9ows have naw appeaied

INV " Ft.WN 2 Ilftf = It'FfE "I.ITv =.
40 claim the remains of the man
y ho threw that bomb into the Phil
lelphu baak According to all
arcounts Of the disaster there viii
h. hardly enoagh remains to 90
around.
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Ter, part lot Ia, square .; $40.

Ter, part lot IA, square .; SIC.
SO7 FOURTH STREET SOUTHEAST
Morris l.. Wolfe ct ux. to Julius Kab-
ansky, part lot A, square 797; so.
OREGON STREET NORTHW EST be-
tween 18th and 18th streets-James Il.
Leath to Alonzo Ware, lot As, square
152; SO
NINTH AND F STREETS NORTHWEST
(Warder building)-Henry NJ. Baker to
William j. Dante, part original lots
and s. square 406; So
NINETEENTH STREET NORTHWEST
between and III streets-Franklin Il.
Sanner ct TX. to Percy w. Pickford.
lots G and w and part original lot 8.
square al; $40.
MERIDIAN HILL-Clarence B. Rheem ct
al, trustees. to Thomas r. Riley, lots
81 to Is. block IA; $50525.
STREET NORTHEAST between 10Th
and 18th streets-Ellen NJ Howells to
Warren Choate. part original lot 8.
square 1903; SO.
NO. 110e o STREET NORTHWESTERN
uel w. Tucker, jr., ct ux. to w. Pres
ton Williamson, lot -, square 313; So
NO 1903 + STREET NORTHWESTERN
p. Barnard ct al, trustees. to Wash
ington T. Major, lot 20, square 228;
$500.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
GIG TO GAS AND GIT TO $40 PICKFORD
PLACE NORTHEAST - Thomas IL.

GIG TO GAS AND GIT TO $40 PICKFORD
PLACE NORTHEAST - Thomas H.
Pickford ct ux. to Aldrich c. Wiley.
lots 147 to 1853 and 161 to 172, square
913; so.
RANDLE HIGHLANDS - United States
Realty Company of Washington, ID.
c., incorporated, to Ernest W. Edeler.
lot 81, block 8; $40.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
Ernest L. Crandall ct ux. to Emma K.
Baker, lots to 0. 10, 49, 90, 33, "a, 80,
49, AZ to sc, 81, 5s. 50, block Z; lots .,
3, 4, block o; lots and 80. block 10;
lots SO and 49, block Is; So
PETWORTH-Harry Williams to Sig
mond Ehrlich. lots 33, "a, So, square
%; SO.
KALoRAMA HEIGHTS - Charles III.
Keep ct al, trustees, TO the American
National Red Cross, lots IA to II, block
NORTH BRIGHTWOoD = William R.
Mackrille to Ida F. Mackrille, lots ), g..
Z, block 3: $40.
MOUNT PLEASANT AND PLEASANT
PLAINS-Harry Wardman to Emily
K Andrews, lot 321: $40.
NO 1913 r STREET NORTHWEST
Philip III. Christman ct Tx. to William
P. Fennell. lot 80, square 1872 $40:
NOS. 1914 AND 1916 18th STREET
NORTHWEST-Willia j. Dante to
Henry M. Baker. lots 104 and 105, square
20S; $40.
FoUR-AND-A-HALF AND STREETS
NORTHWEST (Fendall building)-Wil-
liam J. Dante to Henry NJ. Baker. lots
and B. square SE3: SO.
426 EIGHTH STREET SOUTHEAST-Wil-
liam r. Denham ct al to James G.
Saunders, part lot 80. square $685. $40.
M STREET SOUTHEAST near Half street
Louis Perna ct ,Ix. to Antonio Pelle-
grino, lots 8 and 3, square north of
square $50; So
RANDLE PARK-Arthur e. Randle ct TX.
to Alice B. Henning. lot A, block 8; So
Ss22223 AND 3225 P STREET NORTHWEST
Barbara NJ. Baier to George X. Baier,
part lot 1911. square 1855: SO.
CHURCH STREET NORTHWEST be-
tween IA and 18th streets-Elinor Wells
to e. Z. Sinclair, west half of lot 40.
square 200; $40. - 49,
ECKINGTON-Naris ]. Field to John NIL
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THE HAGUE CONFERENCE.
Program of Topics Regarded as Mad
Up.

1t may be stated by authority that neither
the question of international disarmament
tincluding the kindred subject of restriction
of armamenD nor the Drago doctrine will
be placed upon the program of subjects to
be considered at The Hague conference
when it convenes next June or July. The
program of subjects for the conference is
regarded as closed at this moment. nor
will it be formally added to before the
meeting takes place.
But every effort will be made to have the
conference consider the two subjects
named though this can only be accom-
plished by the act of the delegates them
selves, properly supported by their princi-
pals. 1t will require an affirmative vote of
the conference to take up for discussion
any new subject beyond those contained in
the program, and it is the hope of the
Washington government that these all-im-
portant subjects, disarmament and the
Drago doctrine, will receive the favorable
consideration of majority of the dele
gates, enabling them to be discussed.
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MANUFACTURES EXPORTED.
Last Year They Formed Al Per Cent
Of the Total.

According to statement issued by the
bureau of statistics Of the Department of
Commerce and Labor today. the exports of
manufactures from the United States in
the year just ended aggregated $4,000,
600 and formed Al per cent of the total ex-
ports.
Figures are presented showing the eX-
ports of manufactures to the grand divis-
ions of the world and the share which man.
ufactures formed of exports to these di-
visions. The exports to Europe aggregated
in value S31S, 500, OF; North American, -1S2,-
121, 716; Asia, SIS, $50. 251: South America.
$64 1913 .9O6; Oceania. $29.711 .707. and africa.
$12 s27, 4SS the aggregate of which formed
1898 per cent of the exports from the
United States to those grand divisions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-31
SENATORS SWORN IN.
New Members From Oregon Seated in
the Upper House.

The oath of Office was yesterday admins
tered in the Senate to Senator F. W. Mulkey
of Oregon, elected to fill the unexpired term
of the late Senator Mitchell. Mr.. Mulkey
succeeds Senator Gearin. who was appoint
ed to the seat by the governor during the
recess of the legislature.
The credentials of Jonathan Bourne, jr,
elected to the Senate from Oregon for six
years beginning March next. were also
received in the Senate and placed on file,
as were those of Senator Benjamin Ryan
Tillman of South Carolina for the term be-
ginning March next.
The credentials of Senator Elkins of West
Virginia were presented by Senator Scott
and placed on file.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-31
Jamestown Bill Goes over.

Representative Lttauer of New York en-
deavored to call up In the House today the
urgent deficiency BILL carrying a million
dollar loan to the jamestown Exposition
Company, and have the same considered in
the House as in committee of the whole,
but an earnest protest on the part of Mr..
Payne of New York sent the bill over.