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Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-16
WEST POINT TO
DO NO ROWING
HAVE HAD SEVERAL OFFERS OF
OUTFITS
Subject Taken Up by IntercoIeg ate
Association with Officials, Who
Say They Have Not Time
to Organize Crew
By Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Jan. '15.-West Point
military academy has refused to take
up rowing, even though several wealthy
New Workers and Philadelphians had
offered to supply full rowing outfits.
The subject was taken up with the
military academy officials by the Inter
collegiate Rowing association, but the
commandant of the academy was
obliged to refuse the offer on the
ground that the cadets would not give
the necessary time to organize a crew
This decision was a disappointment
to the stewards of the Poughkeepsie re-
gatta, as it was to the stewards of the
American Rowing association, who were
anxious to see the West Pointers on the
water.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-16

Van Court would be in Bakers corner.
Mcdonald said:
II figure that as two heads are bet
ter than one, three are better than
two Harry and Van Court did not
have such split that making up is
out of the question. We will try to
have Van In the corner"
Van Court said last night that he did
not know whether ne would be a sec
ond to Baker or not He is to meet
Mcdonald this evening, however, and
probably some agreement will be
reached.
A delegation will visit Abe AttelPs
camp this afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-16
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS
~ Associated Press.

By Associated fIesS'
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 15-City park
results:
First race. six furlongs-Agra won,
June Time second, Masker third; time
1:14 3-5.
Second race, mile and a sixteenth
Gross Grail Won, Rookson second,
Bulwark third; time 1:47.
Third race, six furlongs-Lens won,
Panrhyn second, Belle Strome third;
time 1:13 1-5.
Fourth race, mile handicap-Minnie
Adams won, Alma Dufour second, Peter
Sterling third; time 1:38 4-6,
Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth
Merry Belle won Delmore second, Gold
Coin third; time 1:45 2-5.
Sixth race. five and half furlongs-
Rusk won, Buttinsh second, Miss Leeds
third; time 1906.
Seventh race, seven furlongs-Reti-
cent won, Gold Way second. Refined
third; time 1927 1-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-16
RAISE FUND
FOR M'GOVERN
TO GIVE Benefit FOR ONE TIME
"TERRlBLE TERRY"
New York Sporting and Theatrical
Men Subscribe to Amount Raised
to Care for Former Cham
plon and Family
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-More than
$4,000 has so far been subscribed to the
fund being raised for Terry McGovern,
who is now confined in a sanitarium.
1t is intended that the money, which is
being subscribed largely from sporting
and theatrical people, shall be placed in
trust for the benefit of the little fighter
and his penniless family.
George NJ. Cohen is acting as treas
urer of the fund and is also one of the
managers of the testimonial benefit
which will be held in Madison Square
garden January 23.
The benefit is expected materially to
swell the fund. The work of soliciting
subscriptions extends to many cities
where McGovern was known either as
a fighter or through his appearance ON
the stage.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-16
FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION
FAV0RS LONGER HALVES
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-At tho next
meeting of the Intercollegiate Football
association Pennsylvania will advocate
longer halves. The Quakers feel tbat
under the present playing rules tho
game Is not long enough to be satisfocs
tory. Under the new rules thew wero
more mo score" games between the hie
college teams this season than during
the previous five years.
The playing time of the importent NJ
Football games was certainly much too
snort last year, and this fault should
be corrected before we start anothar
season., said DIR. Robert G.. Torrev
Pennsylvania's head coach, In an inter.
view yesterday.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-16
ASCOT SELECTIONS BY
THE CHICAGO EXPERTS

tFrom Chicago Daily Racing Form)
CHICAGO, Jan. 15.--FOllOwing are
the Daily Racing Forms selections for
Ascot tOmOrrOwi
1-Charies l.. stone, Little Minister,
Gold Ledge.
2-PnntOufIe, The Mist, Entire Nous.
3--st, Adams, jack Adams, WinsOme
Ways.
Jersey Lady, Prolific, Colonel Jack.
5--ROund Dance, Judge Nelson, Rem
raw.
G-COnfcssOr, BiII Curtis, Sir Ca
Futhers.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-16
CHAMPION DRIVER DIES

HN Associated ficSS'
Carlson, driver Of the worlds champion
hore" toom. Jack and Jack died today
from injuries received in a collision with
.. .-. .- ,ot m when three Of his com
pauions were seriously injured. OF the
injured j. l.. Clark may die.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-16
CIVIL SERVICE
MEN ARE TRIED
TECHNICAL VIOLATIONS OF
RULES CHARGED
Captain AubIe and Fire Alarm Super
intendent Frankhouser on the Car.
pet-Cases Taken Under
Amusement

The civil service commission heard
two cases involving violations of the
rules yesterday and took both of then,
under advisement.
The first case was that of Teamster
Register who worked with the chain
gang, furnishing his team and servicns
in city work in connection with the
jail prisoners
Capt. Auble had sent him out to Cant
Feltz' gang, after he had Registered
but there had been technical evasion
or the rules because no formal reuui-
sition had been made for the man
though he was registered on the rolls
AS consequence his pay was held IN
Capt. Auble testified in the mans
behalf, as did others, but the issue was
merely whether the rules had been vio-
lated, and on this the decision will he
made.
The other case was that of Electrician
). l.. Strock, who has served in the
navy and who claims that he cannot
get the job of repairman in the fire
alarm telegraph, although he is on the
eligible list and there is a vacancy in
the department.
Supt. Frankhouser testified that he
did not need an additional repairman
until March, when the new police sig
nal boxes will be installed. He is now
using a lineman in the battery room,
where he Is performing repairman's
duties. City Electrician Manahan orig
inally detailed this man to the work
Frankhouser Is unwilling to trust a
new man in the battery room, as an
error may disarrange the citys alarm
system, and he so told Strock, he said.
The accuser testified that there was
need for a repairman and that he had
a prior right to the work. whereas
two emergency men are now serving.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-16

light weight compared to what he has
been carrying.
Sir Caruthers is the one he must beat
and he has a good chance to trim the
top one at a mile, as w. Riley. who
will ride ConfessOr, puts up bad
finish at times.
Colonel Bronston will go we'll and
should hold the balance of the field
safe.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-16

Stranger Cat Hayrick Farm)-Boy,
can you tell me where old Farmer
Cornshack lives?
Boy-He's dead! -,
Stranger-Dead? Why. I've come all
the way from Ameriky to visit him!
Boyle must have been eXpectin
yer I guess-Tit-Bits.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-16
PlNocALE QUERY is ANSWERED

Question-Melt forty jacks and take
trick Then melt twenty spades.
Can forty pinOchle be melted with
queen and jack on the board? Yes,
provided announcement of melting be
made, The move is held by experts to
be a foolish one.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-16

Here" said Casey, about to order
his lunch in the restaurant one Friday,
"shure. here's a thing that's always
puzzled me-"
What is it, mani" asked Cassidy.
us turtle soup fish whin it's made
out O. veal, l dunno?"-Catholic Stand
ard and Times.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-16
AMATEUR MANAGERS ATTEN-
TIONt

teams desiring 90 issue or accept
challenges may secure publication
of same by directing notices 10
Sporting Editor. Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-16

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Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-16
243 THIRD RACE mile: 4.year-olds and up: selling

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Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-16
ASCOT FORM CHART

PARK 1Se-roRTY-FIRsT
A. y. mo
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-16
,4O SIXTH RACES furlongs; 8-year-olds: selling

At mjTu%9g % % of 4 Value winner ss5 Winner
Price Elsie Irish Mail Pimkn
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-16

In Horse Age Jockey.sL T0p
G. #::'.5 #:$3. s%2: dis z::sss Il. T. T. !! :
oesse .....D.
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easily Second
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-16
Baker Anxious for Gong

One might have thought that with all
tbe previous exertions Baker would
have been tired. Nothing of the sort,
however, and he flOgged the bag as
though he enjoyed it.
A cold bath and brisk rub dowa fol-
lowed and as Baker dressed he ex-
pressed a belief that Attell was in for
a beating. ~
than before" said Harry, "and cannot
figure but that am to win. l am sure
that I surprised Attel last time and
naturally have far more confidence.
Coincidence is a great thing and l real
ize that when 1 enter the ring Friday
night that there will be nothing lacking
SO far as condition is concerned.
wish we were going ON tonight"
AS Baker referred to condition Frank
Mcdonald put in word.
"Here's the way we figure. Harry
gave Attell the fight of his life last
time and he was not readyq. He out
boxed Abe during the early part of
the battle and went the limit as strong
as Attell. Now he is ft to do his
best. He has developed a far stronger
punch and he always was a stronger
hitter than Abe. Baker is coming up
and Attell is going back"
II was stated at Bakers camp yes
terday that in all probability De Witt
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-16
244 FOURTH RAcE-1 lis miles; syearods and up: purse

<49 FOURTH RACE 1l6 miles; S-yearoJds and
Jockey z lin.
dog Fischeri3 y IA 124 119 III 1915 IS
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-16

w. G. Yanke, who came from Oak
land a few weeks ago with I'm Joe
and DR.. Craig returned to Emeryville
again, as it is harder to win race at
Ascot than it is on Tom Williams
track.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-16

w. P. Maxwell sold to 7. B. Moots
the brown horse Jack Kercheville
Terms private.
The Washington times., 1907-07-05
PLAN LARGE ENDOWMENT
FOR DEAF OF NATION

NORFOLK. Va. July 5.-The launch
ing OF movement for the raising OF an
endowment fund Of $4,000 or more, the
annual dividends to be used in the gen
eral interest OF the association, was the
feature Of the opening session OF the
National Association OF the Deaf. meet
ing in eight annual convention incident
to the jamestown Exposition. This
feature came IN the address Of Dr.
Edward Miner GallaudeL OF Washing
ton. D. c.. founder Of the higher educa-
ton for the deaf. who announced that
he had already written to Andrew Car
negie. John u. Rockefeller, and Mrs.
Russell Sage. requesting from each a
liberal contribution toward the endOw-
meut fund
The Washington times., 1907-07-05
MRS. ELLEN FEALY DEAD;
FUNERAL TOMORROW

Mrs. Ellen Fealy. widow of Thomas
FeaIy, died yesterday morning at the
residence of her son-in-law, Bernard J.
Waters, as a result Of a stroke Of paral-
ysis. aged eighty-seven years.
Mrs. Fealy was a native of County
Limerick, Ireland She came 20 this
country with her husband in 1880, locat-
ing in washington. Her husband was
killed in the explosion at the Arsenal
In 1863. The funeral services will DO
held tomorrow morning from St. Mar
tins Church, North Capitol street and
will be conducted by her grandson, the
Rev Father Ignatius Fealy. assistant
pastor of st. Joscph's Church. Inter-
ment in Mt. Olivet.
The Washington times., 1907-07-05
MATCH RACE GOES
TO HARRY MADDEN

The match race between George l.
Goodacre's Harry Madden. PAGER. 2.Zl4,
and James Beans John r. Gentry, jr..
PAGER 2-iSl4, was quite an attraction II
HrightwOOd Park yesterday. II was two
best in three half-mile heats 10 speed
wagon, Mr.. Bears horse TO wear the
straps.
The horses got away well with john
r. Gentry, jr.. on the pole. They raced
like team 10 the head Of the stretch.
where Harry Madden carried John r..
Gentry. jr.. of his feet and came home
a winner in I,0Siz The next heat was
SLOW, as both horses went OF their feet.
and Harry Madden won the heat easily.
This is the second time these horses
have met. and Mr.. GoOdacre has won
bdth times There may be something
doing again soon. Mr.. GO0dacre is an
amateur driver. but has been very sue
Cessful in all his races. and deserves a
great deal Of credit for the clever han
ding Of his horse
The Washington times., 1907-07-05
FISHING LIARS WORSE
THAN A NATURE FAKER,
ASSERTS MARKET MAN

NEW YORK. July 5.-One more fish
story fish has been sent to the Never
Never Land There was report that
1,00O-pound horse mackerel has been
caught by the fishermen Of Promised
Land. L l.. and. travelling by fishing
smack 10 Fulton market, was about
due TO arrive.
Inquiry among the numerous nsh stalls
In Fulton market failed 70 locate THIS
wonder from the deeps of Promised
Land. Three horse mackerel came with
yesterdays cargoes OF fish, but the big
gest OF the lot did not tip the scales
at over 200 pounds. The last fish dealer
that the reporter interviewed is known
among his fellow marketmen as DanL
Said Danl:
Go home young man. and don't look
for that thousand pound horse mackerel
no more Yes. ] know they said II was
The Washington times., 1907-07-05

coming, and they've been coming ever
since I've been in this market. going on
thirty years now. And so have twenty
five-foOt sharks been coming, and ten
foot cells. and cod longer than a man
But they never get here; and never viii.
And that's why ] tell you 70 go home.
Talk about your nature takers. Say,
they amt minnie bait 'longside OF a
fisherman. The captains OF the fishin
smacks that tie up alongside the wharf
down there, come up and say.
'Danl, I've got l.4O0 bushels OF
oysters aboard
II don't need to go down and look his
catch over to know that 500 bushels will
Just about hit his cargo off.
And It's just about the same when II
comes to weight and length Of fish. Eve
never yet seen the man, no matter what
his reputation for truth and veracity.
that fishin' wouldn't make gOl darned
liar out Of"
And then the reporter took Dan'rs ad-
vice.
The Washington times., 1907-07-05
BASEBALL GAME LASTS
FOR THIRTY INNINGS

CLEVELAND. Ohio. July 5.-The
worlds record Tor long distance baseball
was broken here yesterday BY the
Brooklyn Athletic Club and East End
teams. prominent amateur organiza-
lions. They battled thirty innings when
Brooklyn won out with a home run hit
with two men on bases. The East Ends
failed TO score in the final half The
hnal score was Brooklyn, 4; East
Ends l.
The former record WAS tWenty-eight
innings, held by the Pierce and Bennett
school teams Of Boston.
The Washington times., 1907-07-05
Cup
Is Won By
BelgianS

LONDON, July 5.-The Belgian crew
today won the grand challenge cup in
the Henley Regatta. for the second sue
cessive time. defeating the Christ Church
College eight easily
In the diamond scull contest Captain
Darrell defeated McCulloch by length
and a quarter
The Washington times., 1907-07-05
Baltimore Britt
Fakes His Fight
With Kid Murphy

BALTIMORE. Nd, July 5.-One OF
the biggest frauds in boxing ever per
peuated before the Baltimore public
took place here.
The principals IN the fake were
Young Britt. Of this city. and Kid Muir
ply, OF New York. Murphy is easily
Britt's master. For six rounds the New
Yorker made no EFFORT 20 land any ef-
fectiVe blows.
In the seventh the pair held a cor
versation in the center OF the ring and.
after this. Britt went 20 the floor wheth-
er he was hit or not All told he took
the count 20 times and the contest was
called a draw after Is rounds, although
Britt had not struck half dozen blows
All lie did was 10 tin can and fall
down
The Washington times., 1907-07-05

First base By errors-Empires. 5; Buds. 3.
Left on bases-Empires 10: Buds 7. First
base on baIIs-On Walker. /; OF Thomas. 3.
Innings pitche1-By Thomas, s.; by Young.
. Hits madeLOn Thomas. s: OF Young. 2
Struck out-By Walker. !; by Thomas, s: by
Young. (. Home run-Magruder. Two-base
hits-Stone. .: Thomas. CarTick, Garner.
Walker. Sacrifice hit-Straughter. Stolen
bases-McCann. Conway. Conner, Smith.
Cook Magruder. Double plays-McCann 70
T.orney 70 Carrick. Hit by pitcher-By
Walker. /: by Thomas. /. Passed balls
Hamilton. .: Jackson, !. Umpire-Kerr.
Time Of game hours.
The Washington times., 1907-07-05

SECOND INNING CAPTAINS TEAL
COLORED CHAMPIONS
VANQUISHED BY BUDS

Tho Eastern Buds Cwhite) and the
Eastern Empires, the champion colored
team Of Washington. clashed at Ameri-
can League Park yesterday afternoon
and the cOlored brethren went down to
defeat by TO 3. They never had a
chance. the Buds spanking Mistah
Thomas kinks for six runs in the first
inning.
The Empires next game VIII be played
here next Thursday with Joe Cars
team
The Washington times., 1907-07-05
!. B. HOWARD ARRESTED
IN STREET CAR FIGHT

BALTIMORE, Md. July 5.-George
Bronson Howard. who recently achieved
some notoriety through his matrimonial
troubles while abroad. was arrested in
company with William Engle. a con-
tractor. on a charge of disOrderly con-
duct. He says a man pushed him aside
as he was aiding his sister to alight
that Engle then knocked him down.
The Washington times., 1907-07-05

Left on bases-BostOn. 3: Washington.
2 First base on balls-Om Pruitt ,: of
Graham, l. Struck out-By Pruitt. l:
by Graham, 4. Home-run-Ferris Two
base hits-Unglaub, Criger. Hickman.
Sacrifice hits-Sullivan. Barrett. Knight
Delehanty. Stolen bdses-Clymer Dou-
bic plays-Barrett to Criger: Ferris to
Inglaub. Hit by pitcher-By Pruitt
Umpire-Mr Sheridan. Time Of game-I
hour and s. minutes. Attendance-S.S2 1.
The Washington times., 1907-07-05
NEW BASEBALL LEAGUE
OUT NORTHWEST WAY

A league will be started Monday in
the northwest.
The teams are as follows: Eckingtons.
Bloomingdales. Eastern High School.
Brooklands, Congressionels, and Reser-
voirs. This league Is going to hustle
from now till the end of the season.
Any other teams wishing to enter may
write to Manager limbaugh 81 o street
northeast. All teams must have suits
This league will have good backing
by all.
The Washington times., 1907-07-05
lS-HOLE HANDICAP
EVANSVILLE LOWERS
BRENTW00D'S C0L0RS

Before a large crowd Hyattsville de-
feated Brentwood at Hyattsville yester-
day by 5 to 3. The feature was the
pitching of Gallagher. who held Brent
wood down to two hits.
The score. R.H f.
brentwood. o 0 50 0 0 O,0-3 6
Hyattsville. 0 0 3 2 IS 3
Batteries-Hyattsvfll Gallagher and
Darnall; Brentwood, Saunders and
Beckett.
The Washington times., 1907-07-05
HOW EDIFYINGl

The sum Of $500 has been left by
German merchant who died az Cottbus
10 found a church in COnstantinOple for
all denominations. The sermons are 20
be preached in Esperanto.
The Washington times., 1907-07-05
Beaver's Choice Lager Be-.

q bottles, soc; rebate on bottles. 1Oc.
Phone NJ. 5l92 Beavers. 423 AZ ST. sw.
The Washington times., 1907-07-05

Home run-Clymer. Hits-Off Smith,
; in Z innings Left on baseS-BostOn.
?: Washington. J. Bases on balls-On
Smith, 8: OF Glaze, p Struck out-By
Glaze. 2; by Smith. {. Wild pitches
Smith 3. Umpire-Sheridan Time Of
ance-5,100.
The Washington times., 1907-07-05
R.HE.
MAY SUTTON WINS.

LONDON, July 5.-May Sutton, play
ing Mrs. Chambers for the English ten
mis- championship today, took the first
set, s-i.
The Washington times., 1907-07-05
MARTIN SHERIDAN
AGAIN CHAMPION
Of ALL AROUNDS
Great Athlete Scores
7,130 ID PointS-OnlY
One Competitor.

NEW YORK, July 5.-The national
all-around championship of the Amateur
Athletic Union Of the United STATES
took place yesterday at Celtic Park, and
its most notable feature was a new
record by the winner. Martin J. Shert-
dan, of the Irish-American Athletic
Club. His total for the ten events was
1901 points, and this really fine bit
Of athletic work eclipsed the old total
OF 6.s201k points by Sheridan himself in
1905.
But good as It was it must be record
ed as a spiritless victory. for the opposi-
ton was simply an excuse. Richard
Cotter a clubmate. OF Sheridan, tried
his hand for the first time against the
redoubtable Martin. and his SHOWING
was weak. In three Of the events ne
was disqualified and I'm two he quit OF
his own accord. so that his real scor-
ing occurred only IN FIVE contests, which
earned him a total q 2.G45 points
Events Were Transferred.
The program contained three other
entries-Denls Murray. OF Ireland; J. }.
Dalton, OF St. Louis. and J. J Nc
Laughlin. Of this city-but they did not
show. Originally the fixture was
awarded TO the Jamestown Exposition
but Chief Sexton. IL appears, was lack
ing I'm his management. so the ahoir
had 10 be transferred to this locality
at the last moment
From the start Sheridan simply waded
through the program and Referee James
+. sullivan gave him plenty OF time
between the acts. Sheridan beat CotteT
by nearly six yards I'm the 100 yards.
and thus early in the fray IL was evident
lot Ioa no mn
in himself. The shot was won by
Sheridan with a put of 43 feet. and this
was his nearest approach 70 the maxi
mum OF 1000 points. the score being
SOS polnts In the running high jump
the pair tied at a height OF feet \
inches. and both tailed for I5b points
Sheridan's poorest work was seen In the
hammer. which he only sent los feet ~
inches. the earned score oelng 9o21s
points. or not much better than half the
maximum Cotter made three fouls.
Cotter was disqualified for skipping IN
the walk and Sheridan snanked II alone
in the very good time OF minutes 81 10
seconds time. which brought him 80
points.
Good Pole Vaulting.
Sheridans pole vaulting was another
of his strong points, he getting over the
willow at 10 feet SIS inches, and he made
good attempt at II feet. while Cotter
could do nothing. In the 13O-yard hurdle
Cotter led at the start. but although
he looked like being able to move bit
over the timbers, he fell away and quit
about hurdle from home.
The 56-pound weight was poor, being
only q feet 10 inches for Sheridan, but
he did well in the broad jump with 20
feet ~ inches. When they were ordered
out for the mile Sheridan looked al
10 nnUUpn
covered the four tiresOme laps in min
utes AZ % seconds. He was a very tired
man when he hit the tape. Cotter
stopped after going half a mile
The Washington times., 1907-07-05
FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Dividends on Greene Cananea soon
will be started. at the rate IL is said. OF
a.20 a share per annum. The capital
stock OF the company is 100000 di-
vided into shares Of a par value Of so
At the above rate the annual disburse-
ment viii be 100000. The stock has
been extremely active and strong in the
last two weeks
The Washington times., 1907-07-05

at Chesapeake Beach; Is yrs. old. %
inches tail; weighs IS lbs. Adults. 10c;
children, SC.
The Washington times., 1907-07-05
DO Yeu Like Coo Cofee?

II so. try our Golden Blend at 2Oc 10. !:
the best in the city. r. ROgersOn & Co.
900 Louisiana ave. Il
The Washington times., 1907-07-05
The Pure Food Law Is an Old Law

Fragrant floral blooms, piant-milk. veEe-
table essences compose satin skin cream.
The Washington times., 1907-07-05

"A Brownie, Newest Thing, $500.
Photo. Supplies. Krouse's. 737 Sth St NV.
The Washington times., 1907-07-05

Riding and Driving Horses for Hire
West End Stables. SO7-u 18th st Phone
NJ Is6O.
The Washington times., 1907-07-05
LOCAL MENTION.
Sandwiches Made of malt" Bread

Help greatly 90 make a picnic enjoyable.
Made from choicest materials, light and
nourishing. Always specify Schneider's.
Fresh daily az your grocers', &c loaf.
The Washington times., 1907-07-05

@Batted for Jones in ninth. "'Batted
for Perrine in ninth. tBatted for Smith
i In eighth.
Boston ..........O 0 0 0 0 s-3
Washington III 0 0 0 o.
The Washington times., 1907-07-05
CRICKET MATCH
FOR WASHINGTON

Lovers OF cricket Will be given an op-
portunity to see an inter-city match the
latter part OF this month. The Wash
ingtOn Crickei Club and the German
town Cricket Clnb Of Philadelphia, will
be the contestants. and the match will
be played on the White Lot ellipse-
A team match was played by members
of the Washington team at Chevy Chase
circle yesterday. the captains team de-
feating the presidents team by Isl to
100. The score:
The Washington times., 1907-07-05

The Pure Food Law Is an Old Law
With Reisinger's Ice Cream. S1-OO gallon
20 cents =. rs O NV.
The Washington times., 1907-07-05
Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra at

Park Hotel Summer Garden. Rathskel.c-.
n. Y. Ave. end 18th St +. Endres. Prop.