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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-07
Notes and Personals.


Mrs. z. L. Janney and Miss z. V. Pen
Gleton, Of the Office of the auditor for
the Postofice Department have been
transferred from the asserting to the
inspecting division.
Stanley Houchen. of the division of
salaries and allowances, was i'll FOR sew
Eral days last week.
Miss Katherine Manning. of the divi-
sion of salaries and allowances. was
away III the first part OF last week.
Miss Mabel Hurst, who has been hold
4hg temporary position in the assert
ing division, office Of the auditor for thu
boStofhce Department. is now in the
Forestry division of she Department of
agriculture
E. T. Bushnell. assistant superinten-
4ient or the division Of salaries and al
7OWanCes, is making a trip 10 points
% New England ana the East on official
business.
George L. Wood, OF the division Of
Salaries and allowances, is in the South
bn official business
Mrs. Mary Z. Dougherty has been
appointed as a temporary clerk in the
Asserting division. Office of the auditor
Cor the Postoftiee Department
Assistant Superintendent Baldwin, of
The division of salaries and allowances.
has returned from jamestown, where
DE was for several days on matters con-
lected with the postal service.
Miss L. Y. CheseldiRe, Of the assert
Hhg division, has been III for several
Gays.
Edward T. Cheatham, clerk in the
division of postofflce inspectors. has
. been transferred to St. Paul. Mimi,
where he viii hold a clerkship in the
office of the inspector IN charge OF that
district Mr. Chatham has been en-
blOyed in the raral delivery section.
Percy Y. Heating. of the division Of
supplies IS entertaining at his home a
boy-Richard Varnel-recently arrived.
Mr.. Heating has also been granted a
promotion in salary, and he is now alto
Gether happy.
Henry NJ. Camp. OF the division OF
dead letters, Bureau Of the Fourth As
Histant Postmaster General vas de-
Sained at home the latter part OF the
week OE account OF the illness Of his
wife.
J. c. Bulger, Of the asserting division.
bHice OF the auditor for the Postofilct
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-07

E. B. Bateman. T. J. Finnersn, A
Lowe. a. Longpre, and +. Moreland'
delegates elected TO Central Labor
Union from Electrical Workers Union,
No. IS. have been seated IN Central
Union
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-23

The Atlanta Constitution say the grower ua~t Eo. ~a~g. aa. ,h' u'rerer he better
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-23
HIDDEN DANGERS
Nature Gives Timely WAruinEN hat No Alaska CitiEsn Can AHJrG
 Co Ignore

DANGER SlGNV- No. . romes rom the kidneys secrett6ns. They will w1ru you when the Kidneys arc ~ck. a. kidneys eIcrute c.ear. smb.r l... Sick kidneys send out a thin. ga,e aud fosmv. or ,hics red il--ne. ing urine. ffu' of sediment ana trrecu.a- o' passage.
 DANGER ~IGNAI. No 9 comes .-rw ,he back. Back pains. dull and h. .vy. or -ha-0 and acute. re.. voa a5 ,..a s.t- news and warn yoa Of ,he ro-.u. O. drorsy. diabetes and Br,ghr- d. s-a. Doau.s Kidney Pills cure -.cs k'' nvs and cure 'rem peruaDeu'.v-
 Mrs. A. C. Mueller. Of H. Na8r.nr1 NJ. Seattle Wash. >ays "Etva . ,r, ago. ny ruie boy oecame afflicted g r1 a weakness of 'hc Stdu-vs and a.a nr. The -r1unIc grew more severe s- ne we7t hy and although He dncror,r ..u- ,50us.'y anu gave him different -.'.- csnes. 'rhe trouble still rename. \ friend aHvr>eI me t0 'ry Dusa'- K -oy Pills and wHue had Ji'rq fan. .r medicine. wc got a box anu 'hr hnr na- gan usiDg them. Two boxes comp. zig cured him. n0Iy a nothe- ra1 -n.G.e my gratitude shall never '.. nl speaking ro-6 word for Doau s ..d- uey Fills"
 For sale b, all des'er- rrt.s @o ceats Fos:er-Ni'buru O.. B.Tarr. \, 1 Y. sole agents for the United Sta'.~. Remember the name Daan '--a01 take no other.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-23
for Additional Entry
I--.c- section e3'f RovIsed Statute,

- Land office a' Juneau, flask.
 >rrIrrF~ HEFERY GIVEN thaJ NORTH ur-rTaN FISHERIES COMPANY. Assignee rr Nra-r He.G0 Sackett, being entitled % The h.-.Hr- rf section 2fo6 of n" Revised statutes .r. .n. r.rftnf states granting additional land .. .a. l-r-. and SafI1rs who served in thC War ui .ra Robe. ion, does hereby apply to enter the Ian ! .rr. n-errl in [. = Survey No. SN situated .. m. hraF nrE on the NOrthcrnly shore of Chii. g.u' 1-. .rf, AasEa, moro particularly described r...rrn.ryar point at ordinary high water mark ur North shore oi ChilkOot Inlet, granite ...r-rH.- syEvs fent showing feet above ground r.r1 V at corner point and marked Reg. Cor. >. H- t-t whence smoke Stack Of ..a#-.T. .a Uarrrry bears S SS degrees EO minute, P sHnui 7ls miles. Point KecEan .-..- iz degrees lt minutes E. about ~ -r ..- thence m"andCring high water mark h..H"t |1.0,. Isl course S. SucEEet- .' @ @Illlu- .s.- N sUU chs 2ud course. North @ degrees u. -..rufe~ W a.n1 chs to point from which -. - ,nr . 2 main Canucry building hsars S. .-sag-rr- r- rrrnulcs W. ard course, $ 74 degrees minute, A .E01 chs srh course, N. go degrees rr minutes ". s chs. rth C0urse S- -7 degrees 46 -rfnn-.s N snu chs. 9th course S. I2 degrees g r.-.rutt.- ". a0u cns. Co Cor. NO. 2 at ordinary high water mark from which NceEan Polnt n.4-. ~. A degrees % minutes D.. about fh rr.... sin .se stack 0t Leonard Cannery bear ~ Et degrees a minutes F.. about ah miles. rh.-rsN f.-raH~ o minutes W. T.5l chs. to| Coz Ea Erau.to rock 2Oy6Ns tns. Is ins in .-a-r. marked s. 6a Cor NO. 8. thence \ S HeE-aa- go minutes F. i9 a chs. to Cor No. q. a granite -nes marked S 6'i Cor, No, rnr~nr S degrees O minutes F.. 50 chs. Go Cor sol. thc place of beginning. Area l5.l' acres N aEuctiC variation al all corners Si de grucs -l minutes F.. As additional tO her original horu cstead entry on the V, h,ut S-W V, Ra6 Lot Cf sec 10, Twp l36 N. oi K. a W. sth. D. W Minnesota, which she entered August 10th r,-E her homestead No. z650 st Fergus Falls NInn F.C. 2s6S.
 Anr md aIl persons claiming adversely any portion uf the above described trnCt Ot land are -g4utre,I t0 a @ vi the Register and Receiver of tnr . ~ Land office, at Juneau. Alaska, their adverse claim thereto under oath during the period of publication, or within N days thereafter or they will be barred by 2r ovtsions rf fhe S Atufc
 ASgEueeot Mary Belle Sacket. IT TSWEREBN ORDERED that the foregoing Notice be published ia the Daily Alaskan print
 JOHN W DUDLEY,
 Register
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-23
PECULIAR srATEsMANsHIP

Speaker Dauuon spoke to the Porto Ricans recent, oo their own territory and very earnestly promised them sell government. yca be has oog vord Of hope to say tolhe Americans o' Alaska What !, fhery a1oar the re:rnes oi the wes, .n,Gc>. ,be ys'ov men oi the prien, and -hs Naussa- at rhr rsciic s>les that cal. forth a rasr.ouc interest ,ha, our ,,a'esmeu aeuv Americans 10 ,he North The femsnd Tor ,s}i- rOveruuer, D. Tar more aear.v man. aous rr A.a>,s .hau r. $ ID any o' these -eu.v s.a9.-e3 >.ana. bur popa.s,.a unlike a.sh rhs mo,t'eo people. %, .ha other aoa-co0uE,ol> Amerlcs0 ro>se>s.ou,. IS made uT oi ~hge -ea ara women who no, onlv have bs# .vnprencs "a ,slt-govero meu,. Na. uho ar. .he children a' zen erau,n. 70 ss.'-Ccverung ancestors Ne;. w. arr a-u.ea -Icht- 'hsl are in- herenI .a a.-c.'. su~alu and racs which arc Era-.sa .br ..he-S .1r lha asking
 Th.> T., very yec4..s- phase 0'  ucGe-s A-sr.car >'sto>~Rush.0
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-23
HOMt RULE
Yukon Territory tO Manage
 Own Affairs

Dr, Tompsou, member oi parliament from Yukon territory. has secured the promise Of the Dominion government that the council to be elected April I'd will he the last one tha, wjII be part elective and part aPpoju'jve
 Frank Oliver minister of the 'a- lerier, replying To @ very able speech delivered by Dr. Thompson on ile Yukon, wherein he advocated a who ly elective council, Said ths1 one would have been granted bc5.r. [. time bad it not been that the tr~-r.,.. had been losing i,s population and .l was desired 70 wait until cond,ljons ha| rr.che a permanent bass. He roc0 .u..0f tlat from ,hi, time onward th.r. " b. a gain in the population, her b, 'e.t sale in saying that se}igov. m. Y, 'o- the Yukon iu Ghe immediate la,n .
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-23
ROME RULE FOR YUKON

>a Na,oa :r--aa-, s 'o "e gwen soup.e.r ho-e--4.e ..s scs,'a,tvs ooty u. be made wholly eecuve. A.reaa. !, ha. a representative .u par, .su. 70: v.ss a.. ,ae -Eh,s and prtve- .ege, . -. from ,hs se.aCoveruInC grg,.e-,. aa- DOW 8 ?, 20 be gwen soa,ro D. ;- .va a9s.r, without & ,,uag
 Wh..sa., >a.sAssa, usn- .e Mas sar, <; .-avs> a taste that $ a5: a..h- ou, b..sernes- N.s.a .rr--or. .s au outlying cg-a.-. 'ar territory 5t a moaarcav. u->,s~-..s .-- han oae5@h ,as povu.....-g. N.,,, and DO, Ina, yrauorso- .'r-oa.sac -.,r.rer>. and it's B-. ,b -aa -c.- are -saa'ea -Ea-> ,ba. ar. asr.s' ,y .u- Aae-caa c.u- su> af .h., H>r.r, i. .aooEh 70 crests a0 aoT.easaa- .n..--. ,a0ely. but tna 1.-re--e,, vaa.a D. 'hr greater a.G ve -.' a. 0o,>e>- 'hs' u-.rv,.c rootts-cr - rho Amer.csr rsor O vh.rh sr.at=, aa .r.d.oE hope tha' ., p government. r... VII. aNaEa1 'o '.. prlnc,9.ss .rvo.7aa saa grant .> s.... .us,Ice pn.ch .z r.- 1a-
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-23
EAGLES RESUME
 KftkLY DANCES

The ~sgu.a- weekly dances a. rb. EagIe> C'un vlu 7c resam.d. ng crunrnz ro utcbr The series va- interrupted .as, veeN because ot Inc entertainment anI dance EjveD by Tro. l.. A. Hepburn and his company ot ]cs. talent.
 The>s dances are we. Rt,rrt.a and provide much eCE0yu.ut.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-23

Pres dent i.a.,aE.r ha- ..rE con. 'errUce nI5 '-as. naree- .ereur.y s' wash.og,or .aa .a..e- ha..a- beer called from sv-.uEza.. .ar a' as-p,~e T, 10 p.~,...e .ra: -he o-e>.a.-. vs. srranl.7s -. Pave 'rs >H-,er -.a.rs- man g.. ID '-a ..-- r,a.-,. ..e r',s.- n,...y a' au a.ao-.r- ~ rn e..e~ 10 'har pres.usa.a. race .aa, e.. .a,e place next saar. .. ,o. .-.- a.-h can 5e sad Cg, pea-~e .> aas .. .ts .e0 rneu a-.l. '-g.. life r-.,..-a. h.uSs.' tha, tra raaa7.rar> rra. a.u1s. cer- ta.1.y a.sg.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-23
C II for Municipal Couventtuu

A Nass Convention Of the qualified electors oI the town Of Ssagway lis hereby called to convene at Bremen $ hall. in said town, ou Wednesday even ing. March 2. 1907, for the purpose of unminatiug citizens ticket to be voted for st the municipal election 10 be he'd in sad town Tuesday, pril ., 1907: the said ticket to consist C' seven persons to he voted for for msmbarS Of the Common Council Of sad town, ani one person to be voted for for treasurer Of the School Board; and for the trans action of such other business as nigh, coue before said convention. Dated at Skagvav. Alaska, March 2v I907.
 W. W. BOuehtOu,
 P. E Kern,
 Howard Ashley,
 Committee.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-23
SKAGwAN WEATHER

The result of the observation taken A, Moore wharf a, midnight. Mar. =. lgO-. as follows Temperature time obServat. Q 'i above Max. tenp. preceding 2+ hours. s0ovs Min ..iH above Mean --l4 'oove
 Barometer z. 10
 Hear. north wind.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-23

hrs'er an~-~0u. Ru. Va, sc- qll,tsa r' -a. .ar..r u' e Mead Em0r-. wi. ar -.ar -o .-. For su ne Ieterm.aa-a tune a~ a- .asane man shom It .s dangerous ra permit Co run B, .arEn Tba. :, The a fCueu' o' the Pierce courry. Wash. ,ureror court which I-.et tn recently
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-23
LOOK OUT
Blue Jackets Will Care f3T
 American Interests

Special dispatch 10 the Daily Alakasn'
 Washington, March 23-B.us jackets were landed yesterday from American men ot war st Trug5,lo, C-lht and Puerto Cortez, % the Hondurau coast. Co protect American interests.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-23

..Ir.ar .e arp 5ruav3.r- tbst he -ars- ~.a.o, withdraw CrUg Nadsvo7.H. -hs second secretary oi lhc American embassy. the man Ehon N-, -ve'yu Thav accused oo the n.tness,snd as having lnsultei her.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-23
Seattle Salooh

For the choicest stock Ol liquid re reshmeuts, the Seattle Saloon leads them all. The famous Sea.tieiRajuier peer always on hand
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-23
p,1.r.r.ainstn tnlIpar,

P4zO OINTMENT is guaranteed 10 cure aav case of TtchiCE, Blind, Bleed iaE or Pro,ru6inE Piles la = l4 aays cr money rstunGsd. Ses, M-N-F
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-23
Coal raa V ood

Cal up the Alaska Transfer company for coal, wood and kiudiuE. All or derS uromptly attended 10. Phone l1
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-23

wheu Charles A ners .s't Skagway ,hts morning the c.'y .n~' faithful and cousc.ratoos oHctal and o Cooa c.ti7eD-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
GOOD DAY FOR GEERS.
In the Money in All Grand Circuit
Races at Providence.

Providence Aug 29-Ed Geers had things almost
entirely to himself In to-day's at Narragah-
set Park getting two frsts and half of second and
third money In the three races on the programme
! A crowd of five thousand watched the horses work
this afternoon, and though no event was featured
every had Its interesting points especlaLy So
the last one, which most exciting neck ana
neck tusse decided at the very wire only halI
q length separating the first ana fourth horses III
the second heat Four races We're on the pro-
gramme but owing to the fact that only two horses
ready to start In the hrst race the event WAS
called off.
The first race for 2;O5 trotters, was rather slow
Wentworth Emerson McCargos black gelding.
which holds the worlds geding trotting record OF
2o4A. made at Columbus In lS0'' was a starter starter
but broke twice in the first neat and was distanced
hard struggle expected between Oro Me
Carthy's black gelding, and Dave Shaws Lillian
r with Turley dangerous but Lillian r had little
trouble In getting the lead and keeping 1t all the
way around In both heats, Turley and Orc fighting
hard for second money, which honor they dlVlueu
equally ~, 60
and his Jonn A. had little trouble to win out. the
chestnut was headed only once In the Cwo heats
In the first heat Hal c. led him from the three
quarters mark to the stretch but at the stretcn en-
Ceers let his horse doing the last quarter III
0SoA. In the second heat Geers led all the way
with Hal c. and Custer fighting for second place.
Bob Davis and his selding trailed along. AT the
stretch Davis let out and had his horse not broken
he would have landed close to the leader but about
forty yards from the wire Cascade broke bady'
coming across the wire last
The summary follows
FIRST RACE-TRoTTING-e:o CI-Ass-PURsE. $1,000
Lillian R; m by j. I. Letitia by Louis Ma
Isoieo t.
.oro blk g. (sccarthy) .....---....-....-'''...-S 2
1laSv Hamilton. blk m CThomas)
Wentworth blk Time rhnSs-sss 2:os& 2;o74. ~
.Dtvided second and third money.
SECOND RACE-PACING-2:o6 CLASS-PURSE, 81 900.
John A. ch. g. by Eddie Hal-Mattie. by Newsboy
tfIeerS)
Hal c. ch. Cenyonl l...---..-.........-.......
Hal tSnow)- $
sCascade br &. Davis 3
Time 2:0oM. 2s0sM.
sRaesd b ApDpsaA
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

The Yankees defeated Philadelphia in the open
ing game of series between the mines at Ameri-
can League Park yesterday 10y score of . TO .
HOEg pitched good game for the home team
and received fine support. Chase. his injured
still sore, compelled 10 take part in the game,
owing Elberfelds reporting sick. Chase COW
cred left field where the responsibilities and work
are not heavy at first base
Nevertheless Chase had O lively time and his
great work helped the Yankees in their victory In
the second inning he made splendid running
catch OF long fly sent by Murphy almost
against the score board and few minutes later
stopped Oldring from stretching a single TO a
double by q good throw to Williams. A great
one hand by COnroy OF hot liner from
HartseIrs bat loudly applauded in the third
inning, but the play was ruined by Moriaritys 8
muff of Conroy's perfect throw, which. by the
way. was the only charged against the Yam
KEGS In the fourth inning Keeler made fine
running catcn Of Colns's foul close TO the field
stand.
I.aporte made safe hit in each Of his three
visits to the batter's box. While Chases arm
is injured ne clearly demonstrated that his legs
are Tar from being in the first inning, when his
fast rInnin, chiefly responsible for the Yam
KEGS getting their FIRST In this inning he sent
out a single and then made clean steal Of second
and little later stole third. On 4 single by La
porte he crossed the plate
In the sixth inning the Yankees punched hits
which brought them three runs and the game
AIoriar1ty started procession with single and
Laporte followed with another TO deep right, al
lowing MoriaTity 10 tally. Williams was helded
out. and a single by Conroy Laporte tailed
Conroy stole second and crossed when Murphy al
lowed IfoEg's hot shot 10 get by him. The score
follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
NOT SO JOYFUL NOW.
Justice TruGr's 4utO Decision Cause
of Premature Excitement.

J.biiation among certain automobilists at the
recent decision Of Justice Truax, OF the Supreme
Court relating TO the speed OF motor vehicles has
been subdued in the last few days. Some persons
immediately cried out for alteration in the or
d;napce by the aldermen, and wanted a number of
changes made This is not the desire OF a majority
NJ those interested in the trade however for they
saw that as soon a special legislation is adopted
nv the aldermen relating TO automobiles II VIII be-
come Illegal
1T is explained that the state law Immediately be
comes effective when a city provides special rules
ror any one class vehicle already controlled by
snecial state law. The decision by Justice Iruax
held that motor propelled vehicles were bound
e,mnly bv the rules applying 10 all vehicles car
r,aqes OF otherwise, and that consequently an OF
fence against these rules could be punished oIy
,,nder the ordinance providing them Under the
law the adoption by the aldermen OF any speclal
rule would result in the automatic Intervention OF
enc s.ate law and trial at Special Sessions, with
,be feasibility Of q sentence or imprisonment Tor
.-ea5ng would be the fate of any one arrested
T,he sifuation Is somewhat involved and the auto
mobile owners who obey the law are distinctly
aropeed They prefer the state law, with lis more
80 nenaIties and are willing to do anything
nossble to insure its enforcement
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
FLOYD LEADS BIG FIELD.
Uins Fan COrtIandt Pmk Medal
Plan rCitb ETceLLent Card.

With a capital score of u Claiming Floyd of
the New York Golf Club. led the field in the eigh-
1een-hole medal play qualifying round of the three
davs' tournament which began yesterday the
Van Cortandt Park public links This competition
is omen 10 residents of greater New York and the
winner. Floyd this tournament year ago
His score Of II yesterday is the best
turned in q qualification round during the seven
wears this competition has been in progress. His
work, however, not unexpected. as In all or
his recent practice rounds Floyd has been return
ing scores under so. He made the short hill holes
in % and reached the turn in 35 Coming home
he began with 4. and with the exception Of a
2 at the fifteenth made all the other holes In 6.
His card read as follows;
3at On ..:....:....:::44 ....:...:::4 ss277
This was the only effort better than so, the next
man. A L. Broe, OF Columbia getting even 80,
while w. D. Patterson, of the Scottsh-American
Golf Club, and Charles G. Rowe. OF the home
ganization, came next with 81.
According to the conditions the best thirty-two
personal property Of the player winning 1t twice.
The New York Golf Club has offered trophy for
the defeated sixteen
The course in excellent condition and the
green's showed tho benefit of recent rolling with
the new automobile roller. There were fifty-three
starters and when the last card had been returned
II was found that DR.. c. n. Flickman and Lloyd
Roberts had tied for last place On the pay-oT
the former won.
in the first round although Bert Allen, of Fox
Hills, rather Unexpectedly defeated by Donald
Carr, young City College player Allen said he
lost his temper crying fore" at the numerous
threesomes. foursomes and fivesomes encountered
during the round.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

The Chicago Cubs defeated the Superbas at
Washington Park. Brooklyn. yesterday, by a score
OF o.
Pfeister who pitched for the visitors. showed
rare form and held the Superbas at his mercy
throughout the game. Only two hits were made Off
his delivery, while every on the visiting team
succeeded in making a safe hit.
not, however, until the seventh inning
that the Cubs made their first Holman beat
ont nm fnneld hit and advanced on a sacrifice by
Stenfeldt. On q short hit by Evers Holman
crossed the plate In the ninth inning the Cubs
sent the ball In all directions OF the field and
when 1t had piled UP four more runs
Schultz started IT with a single. then Holman made
a sacrifice. which. followed by singles by Tinker,
Evers and Pfeister, did the trick. The score fol-
louys
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
YACHTS TO RACE OFF OYSTER BAY.

osste- Bay win be the rendezvous this morning
40 20 the yachts entered for the SeawanGaka-C -Corin-
uaan Yacht Clubs special autumn -1ccs. TO be
s-aeo or Long Island Sound Of that place. Many
lrizes are offered There = special cup for
'cDe n The J. r. and l. classes. all 70 SAL
1~A; the Alfred Roosevelt Memorial Cup for
eonos q Class 7; special cup for the New York
.erAt Club stAirties,'' and the James A Blair.
=. cep. for soops OF class @ The warning signal
- De given u:50 Tomorrow the clubs au-
Aln regatta open TO al classes, viii be sailed. J.
-ehh Maxwell has put his schooner The Queen
-. a. ?, commission. II is not likely tat any OF
nc Big schooners will start
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
NEW YORK YACHT CLUBS FALL RACE.

Over tie Glen Cove courses OF the New York
YACHT Club the yachts entered for its autumn
race VIII contest September j. the start being
1-s1e OF Motifs, OF Prospect, Point, at I2 o'clock
there viii be tRo-rniTute handicap starts for all
CASES above i. and below that class hey viii be
eAe7ein starts. The contestants will include the 6S-
.ssers Effort and Nicola, the 57-foot sloops Ista-
ssna. WinsOre and Aurora and all the 30s in COM
NILSSON
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
SPECIAL HANDICAP AT DuNwooDIE.

AT the Dunwoodie Country Club near Yonkers,
on Labor Day there will be special golf handicap
of eighteen holes at medal play, with prize for
the best net score On September the qualifying
round for the presidents will be played thirty
two to qualify. The match play for the president
ctIp will be September II. q and rs and October
s and 12 In this contest it is expected that the
record of Il for the course. held by John Dun.
win be broken.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
MISS SUTTON WINS AT NIAGARA

Niagara -on-the-Lake. Ont. Aug. es.-Piay was
continued this afternoon IN the international lawn
tennis tournament the courts OF the Niagara
Golf and Tennis Club and large gallery was In
attendance. Miss May Sutton the principal al
traction. and she will probably add another title
10 her list In the game with Miss Shepherd. OF
Toronto. she outp1ayed her opponent at svery
pOint.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
WIN MAINE LAWN TENNIS TITLE
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.I

TeIegraph
Bar Harbor, Me-, Aug. 29-R- Rhodes and G. Bed
man OF New York and Seal Harbor. the cham>
pionship of Maine doubles this afternoon at the
Swimming Club courts. defeating Frederick Pear
son and T. Pennington Pearson. os New York. TN
one of the hardest fought matches ever seen here.
The score was 80 Ga, Ga. +6 g.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS

At Troy-Troy. =: Bnahamton. (hrst gane)' Troy Z;
Binghanlton 4 (second giIne) = "a. -. a,
Albany-Albany. >. syracuse. Ulrst Eahlo1' Al
banv g. Syracuse. second game).
Al Sc-anton-A., J. and G.. II. scranton B.
Al Ttlca-ITtica, l; Wilkes Barre, o.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30

-no-lase tit-IIaporte. Three-hase h-l<porte- HIS
Plank 4 Innings; of BARLEY, 1 in two
innings Sacrifice hits-Iapc-te Hogg- Stolen bases
Morlartty. Double pay-Willians, Ccnroy ana
Moriarirv. LEI bases-NeV York. I; Philadelphia. p
First ta!ls-Of Hogg, g. of Plank. 2 of Bart
ley. / base errors-New York. 2 Philadelphia.
/ BY pitcne5 ball-By Hogg. Struck BY
plank 6: Bartiey. !. by HogE. o. Passed ball
Powers. ptche.-TIogg, BARLEY. Time-2:20 I'm
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