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The Washington times., 1907-03-23

, His principal defect with Washington
has been tendency 10 throw wildly 10
first.
Ganley was with Pittsburg and was
allowed 10 come 10 Washington as the
result of a deal whereby Doc Hille-
!, brand, who was claimed by Washington
was 10 go % Ptttsburg, but Clarke Grit
fifth blocked that by refusing 10 waive
on Hlllebrand.
Graham and Wilson. the pitchers. are
the only fuil-fledged minor Ieaguers in
the squad. and they have strong chance
10 make good as pitchers. Graham Will
be given trial against the St Louis
Cardinals here this afternoon. Goodwin
the other young pitcher, joined Wash
mgton last season and figured in sew
eral games.
Players Glad to Start Home.
Most of the players are glad the start
for the North is 10 begin tomorrow
night from Houston, not because they
have any kick coming, but because they
say Galveston is slow and there is littls
to DO except practice, take a surf bath,
and sleep. This slOWness and lack OF
opportunities for excitement is hardly
likely 20 count against the place in the
managers estimaJ iOn Of its qualities
as a training ground.
Some think Galveston's climate is toe
warm 10 train men who will open the
season in the usual Washington late
spring weather. with its cold days and
sometimes cold. heavy rains. but Can
ullOns idea is that any evil effects
from this difference in temperature viii
be overcome by the gradual Northern
movement of the next two weeks II is
Inquired that the games in Ohio, Indiana
and Kansas viii be played under coudi-
tons similar 10 those in Washington and
prevent the evil effects of "a sudden
change.
George Nil is still ailing with stom-
ach trouble, but il is not serious. VIII
sons spiked leg is still in bad shape,
but he may play for the Colts in HOus-
ton this afternoon.
The Washington times., 1907-03-23
THIEVES GET HIVE OF BEES
FROM HOME OF MINISTER

WILKESBARRE, Pa, March %
Thieves stole a hive Of bees from the
owner, the Rev. c. J. Goeckel. of St
BOniface's Church. this city, and got
safely away with it. All search for
them has been unavailing, and now
Father Goeckel has offered a reward for
evidence Of trace Of the bees. They were
OF sn exceptionally fine variety, and he
had made specially of CulUVating
them.
The Washington times., 1907-03-23
GaIveston's Death Trap.

At both Houston and Galveston the
entire front OF the grandstand is pro-
teCted by a wire netting that reaches
from the top to the ground. For this
reason il takes bout FIVE times as long
TO discharge the attendance as II would
anywhere else. incidentally, there be-
ing no escape, except at the narrow end
gateways. the grandstands would be-
come veFitable deathtraps in case Of fire
or other panic, and a baseball plant
burns with astonishing rapidly when
IL starts.
The Washington times., 1907-03-23
Willingness of Men
Has Been Big Help
DURING Spring Grind
Manager Says He Thinks Club Not Only Stronger
in Batting But in Team Work AlSo-PleaSed
With Perrine at Short and Hickman on First
By THOMAS S. RICE.

GALVESTON, March 23I and pleased with
Washington and with the
hearty willingness they gone the grind of
spring practice spoke Canlon this
otwo weeks in Galveston
getting signals have taken
intensely getting themselves
possible Washington
The Washington times., 1907-03-23
Sleeves.

The sleeve deters
mines to a mark
ed extent the
comfort of the gar
IN en- {. Put in
wrong IT makes
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
ANOTHER RECORD BROKEN.

What is this about the tallest structure on TINS
continent7'
What q pity II was that when a steepleJacfI
climbed TO the top Of the hagpole on the new
Singer Building in Broadway, he was not able
10 wave a signal to the great steamship coming
up the bay. There he was over 700 feet ABOVE sea
level with a view extending fully seventy miles
on the day the Lusitania ploughlng her way
hither on her record voyage The tower or the
loetest building in the wcrId-for the taller Eihel
Tower in Paris is not building in any strict
sense Of the words 30 far completed that lhe
flagstaff Of steel and nearly 100 feet long has beeA
reared above the birdcage' which crowns the steel
structure. Il was 10 surmount this and place a
gilded ball summit that the daring climber
ascended the pole. From a little distance up
Broadway, say by the Postofice, the pole looks
like lead pencil and the ball foot IN diameter
crownine it. like button. There was so great d
-hrorg Of 'rubberneCks' to watch the ascent that
all traffic was compelled to stop in the busy street
and from every possible coign Of vantage persons
gazed on what seemed dangerous exploit but
which in reality was as safe as any other loIty
climb The feat was successfully accomplished
but the advertising end was gained by the appeal
70 the sense. OF seeing something new, ever aIlNe
IN the human breast While the great tower OF
the Singer Building IS only small part Of the
structure, which does not rise so high, it is SUI
ciently large for several suites Of rooms on each
floor ur TO the forty-second, which is double the
height Of many Of the so-called 'skyscra pers.'
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
0HANNEL SWIMMING DIFFIC1r1Trrs
0000 Digestion and the Faculty of Keeping
Up Bodily Warmth Neces.orr

rbo,,aht = - mat man like Montague HoIbeir ,.
and y,boea ,' - d t"enty-four hours cycle race
atbIefic -, Sl"Nnha Is one of the wonders Of the
,bo a., "oild' mas not been able to e,,.ir, -
nc nc niue silver streak"-less tban 80. .'' ac' oSs
C as tne crow fes-which separates Do 'c--es 80
cape Gris-Nez? 'e' lover from
sta,j, 1I IS 10 be found mainly in the fact that
Stamina alone Will never carry, a -, - ''a'
'at English Channel saws ."rit 81 across
o. essential as stamina-nlore so IN -
-. 0'4''es aFei-Vhile neither one nov tn
ei 80 - any good unless the swimmer has - o..
capacity Tor defying cold and digestive = -
Perfect condition "'ed"s IN
go. an Illustration of the important part vbic,
u'sesIoh and the faculty of keeping mn bo4n.
i -'4iHi "IAe IN the water play in an effort n
%-iN 'i'e enamel II might be mentioned that who,
after Ten 5og 5 ms nth attempt in 1soi he was upset
INDIGESTION Nm swimming by d violent attack of
and Hspear. HseCl W4ls Two other swimmers-Greasley
ana the second after te arst after two hours
IN his last attempt the Illness which an c,,, UtI,
t1oDein 10 give up after accomplishing NOR han
tmthly miles in seven hours and a Cuarter y.as
y1is 10IsIt IL on IN his own opinion. by taking two
e tTeG 20 ciOsey together before starting the swim
DS hot taking any solids for the frsf foyr bo,- ~
beIe5 an az, ggt apparently his digestive organs re
r,o1S.f 4s subjected and refused 10 do their WORK
eneI1ie S9q is one Of the channel swimmers greatest
emperstIq rs Is vel known fact that when the
that OF the water the heat from + fbc 'Ee[ man
Continually passing TO the latter sf ye so[Taer I'M is
A loss Of heat in this manner acco,ins
oI tile emu and blueness Of the incalJfoue IA s,ta-
and 'T eor D1alM warmth IS lost do the vitality
atla energy diminish. thus often bringing sbo,t
@eakhess at The end OF a ten or twelve hours? sI,
sNeh more exhaustive than the tire5nees ,,Sitii
lsIIILIaIIy follows the eXertion. "''''''
,hini- M Io II9ds which the average person might
ijf1l ., IIeFtht excessive coldnoSs really do
10 restore N" heat Of the body in The 80 80
r,.t.s ott.s SWIM ne great strain involved cbec[s
eI! power OF assimilation, and couseousrtI'
preesr.S p-,e MIN being able TO obtain tho nronar
~ ~(1iIoIt 81 hguflshTnent and warmth from the f6nd
eoGttsGAieH Inc result is that. unless a rnan te
m Ia @ Dy nature with the ability TO keep the bodv
"aIii Wi.lIe swimming, he finds II uraricaII,,
IossIb.e 10 remain in the water long cnN-i9b -
favorable. " 0''''' N'i 'u'iSlallceS
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,

First ELECTION Rss street is s%i BY erce and 6h
way wall street William street Beaver street White
hal street t Easo T.'EIi Glands s05 HUDSON river
The Second Election. District Is bounded BY and
lam street. Wall street. broadway, Rector street
The Third Election District is bounded with
n street, Broadway. Liberty street and Hud-
The Fourth Election District bounded By and
Hudson street North Moore street. West Broadway
'vhits street. Broadway. Warren street and Hudson
The Fifth Election District bounded by within
North William street Fulton street and Broadway.
wortS Street PAX row Pearl street and Center street
bn Srsnd street RoadWay White Street wess
broadway. North Moore street Hudson street Laish'
The Eighth Election District is bounded by and
sullivan street Canal street, Varick street Laight
The Ninth Election District is bounded by and with
IN Canal street Hudson street HuoeTt street Green
The Election District Is bounded by and with
WI Wick street Canal stree; and Hudson riveT
within spTinE TaIieE street Brooms stree
I Stn Fi.ctioT District Is boupdsl by and
within Vandam street. MacdougaI Spring
The TSirtoenth Election District is bounded By and
within Spring street. Broadway Grand street and
ne Fourteenth Election District is bounded by ana
within Houston street. Broadway. Spring street
and sullivan street; 1,,.,r,, d. ,o,,r,.a -,
within Charlton street Prince street sullivan street.
SpTHg ;Iss sU4nS strss, and Hudson sareet
The sixteenth Election District is bounded by and
virhin King street MacdOugal street. West Houston
street Sullivan Prince street Charlton
and Hudson street
The Seventeenth Election District is bounded
Houston Vartck street. King
Hudson street Charlton street and Hudson river.
The EeeSo9 psrst BOUNDED 6s By and
and Hudson river
Ths Nineteenth Election District bounded by and
within West Houston street. Macdougal street. King
and Varck street.
The twentieth Election District bounded by and
within Third street Macdougal street Bleecker
Hancock street West Houston VaricS
street. Carmine street ana Sixth avenue.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
SH FOR THE BUSY MAN. ~

land ONT mas peen reported off the coast of Ice
nor4s CSt OF the Far North of Canada come re-
cut off p ~1!lhibalism in the hard winter which
Some IMAGINARY supplies.
have hean Lika IA oIe revelations of high finance
the p,Iiin SSlought to light in the investigations by
tiore 1ilT service Commission besides tho raVeIa-
meet Tiro, =. Quigg, who caused the meeting to
pora tfou SIneTt or private debts from cor
10 ;,CIey 70 defray the eNDenaes of coroT1igsio,,
n 60 ltito municipal ownership which rarorted
which open C0Ipolatlon control. are deyeIoDments
and tbere r,e ne eyes Of the unsuspecting public
tornea- counsel for the state If tbe EJs+rict ~ ~
closures H. 10, -Iot act In view of the recent dis
as dar1.eS SuII or ". II. Amory TO recover s5I 001
have a 6ifgr!of' ti! y H. Nreeland for libel may
W. ~ ore The needs Of Central porit
ing oo,.,rt' titIoh nave been set forth nv rho GO
work L'ioIuIlef, who asks over 80 400 Oa for ~,
Beach ir ~ 'il1s @ nave been set at work at Long
man ~ iIlSIorln II into another ArIantic
after 6ao c4Ieo or average inteligenre Vac fo,d
normal So - nave brain fully ono-ha1F tbe
rbe army officers SilccesSfI oorie5A -.
nGsaJ OF riding fifteen miles ana - DVPeH WIN
Tho It naval officers climb 10 tbo - Pr
of the PiiIon or Mississippi pilot nm The -
aroused rnIc 10y eIidansering public safety bas
rnar<eS jCh criticism. There bar - etS iiSiS
his % ntcnne in stocks A herd aS uesn another
Western III III De sent to Oklahoma to -es4o, iiGtLl @
The death lie, # -,
who M I%Ssle Chadwick. the .,TitCb - ne names
Mrs NT,S SeL wing a term in tba otioH VI HIIiilce,
a vbc d. Hoimes, author OF ,birI 1t att prison
Sold Lord rtLli'h copies said IN bava bolr
figured in fbe Ltol fsLLtol who, as Sir Henry Hav.ITirs
har0ai.o ot}He and Sele. who ba5 use @o,ISe IN England;
son az III ~ me United Kingdom n u inc olqen
Roman tSati1ooIIi[gh i[gh the Rev Neil \ NIcILt Mas
N1ck I-edyard Bill ana 'ii.S city; Judge J. L.
-''i merry or BROOKLYN ' <>liItu H.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
Constant Reader Tells What He
Missed IN Last Week's Papers.

y see by the bulletin boards that a last we've
rot q four-day boat said the Busy Man. as he
"a; down beside his friend Constant Reader, who
looked up from his newspaper.
yes was the reply, the Lucy those who
cal h4- IS the mistress Of the seas Size has swept
re decks so to speak, Of all records, and Br-
5s..sia's supremacy over Germania IS once more
ssu-ec. What might be the situation if this coun-
;-y shoaid enter into competition with the Old
Wo-c the matter of transatlantic liners remains
- be seer when push and enterprise snail turn
rom land transportation 10 the highways Of mari
tine commerce
while the Lusitania-whose name, by the way.
Is the cd Roman title for what is Portugal
has made the voyage from off Queenstown TO a
point of Sandy Hook 4 days 19 hours and .
minutes breaking all records, it does not mean
that her passengers have been on board less than
five days. After gcing aboard at Liverpool, they
crossed the Irish Sea before the vessel called at
Queenstown the Emerald Isle. for the few who
took ship there and took aboard the malls, for
carrying which the great government subsidy is
paid Then after arrival in these waters the vessel
lay u overnight and landed her passengers IN the
morning. after coming up the Bay. But. as these
are incidental all voyages across the ocean they
do detract from the splendid record Of the new
turb:ne ocean monster. and those who waited TO
cross IL her instead Of taking other vessels feel
repaid. AS she has eclipsed the record Of her hrst
trip il is hoped she may yet do better and make
the voyage in four days and half. being able
when the days at the longest TO land those
who sail from Liverpool on Saturday in New YORK
tie following Thursday evening.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
ForRTH AssEMRLY D1sTR1CT.

The First Election District is bounded by and with
in cherry street. SCANNED Water
son street East river and Clinton street
The second Election District is bounded by and
Within Monroe street Jackson Water strser.
~r.-.-l Cherry and Montgomery street
The Thi-d lection District is bounded by and with
IN Madison street. Jackson street. Monroe street a4d
Mont rCorDery
The Fourth Election District - bounded and
within Grand street Jackson street Madison street
a
TIE Fifth Election District : bounded by with
in Delaney WilIett street, BrOome street.
sheriff Grand Ridge Broonla
street and Pitt
The Styth Election District bounded by With
In RvinEtou street Ridge street. Grand street Clin
DelauCev
The seventh Election District Is bounded bv and
within Stanton Pitt Rvington street.
Attorney street Delaney street and Clinton
The Eighth Election District is bounded by and
within Stanton Wiliatt Delaney
and Pitt
The Ninth District IS bounded by and with
II R'nston street. Cannon street Broorne and
Nl.lett street
The Tenth Election is bounded by and with
IN stanton street cannon street Rvington street and
Willett street
The Eleventh Election District $ bounded by and
stanton toerCk RfvingtOl
Lewis street. Delaney street and Cannon
The Twelfth Election District is bounded by
within stanton street East river Delaney street
Lewis street. Eivt4StoH street and Gioerck street
The Fhi-tcenth Election District Is bounded BY
within Delaney street. TOmpkfns street. Broons
street, ManEiu street, Grand Goerck street
I}rnonle street and Lewis street
The Fourteenth Election District is bounded by and
within Delaney street Lewis street. Broome
GoerCk street Grand street. Sheriff street Broonne
and Cannon street.
The Fifteenth Election District Is bounded by and
Grand street. Msngin street BroOne Toup-
kinS
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

he FRS. Election D!srist is bounded By and gisa-
street PaTE street Worth street and Broadway
I -d BeGoId grsst H1ot} sI-et Pei street overy
Catharine East Broadway, Worth street, Park
The Third Election District is bounded by and with
soraSF Baysrd ana s0wsTy the q
street Bowery peIl street and Mott street
The Fourth Election District Is bounded 0y and
from the corner OF ChTyss and Canal streets TO tho
The Fifth Election District Is bounded by and With
8 s.ss gs'''' street Ror''y R'y'Fa street and Mote
The sixth Election District is bounded by and vita
n Spring street Marion street Broou1e street. MOTT
street. Canal street and Broadway, .
The Seysath Easc'i91 8stTtcs Is bounded oy sad
The Eighth Election District Is bounded by ara witha
TIE Nfnth Election bisIrct Is bounded 6y and with
in Grand street. Chrystie street Hester street and
The Tenth Election District District. is bounded by and
Bowery. Rroone street. Elizabeth street Spring street
F'ra & t Election .-. D-'rtf . bounded .ss b saa
ne TreIfrh Election District is bounded BY ara
within East Houston street Bowery Spring street azd
The Thirtes4-h Election District IS bounded by ana
The Fourtesath Election District bounded by and
within East Fourth street. BCVe-y- East Houstoa
street, Broadway. Great Jones street and Lafayetss
TSe Fifteenth Election District is bounded bv and
within Third street. second avenue. East Houston
The Sixteenth Election District is BOUNDED by and
second avenue. Third street. Bovery East FourJs
street and Lafayette street.
The Seventeenth E1ectio1 District = bounded by
within sixth street second avenue Fifth street and
Third
Fsh'e4s = Ersio9 9 PisTcf % Is 5ogHssd .s BY ara
and Third
The Nineteenth Election District is bounded ard
within Tenth street, Second avenue, East Eighth
and Third avenue
The twentieth Election District Is bounded by ard
within Eas- Twelfth street Second avenue East Tenth
street Third avenue.
The Tweuty-frsr Election District bounded bv
within East Thirteenth street Second aveaEs.
East Twelfth and Third
The Tveuty-Seco-d Election District fs bounded ~
ard Within East Fourteenth street Second avsnTs.
East ThIrreeuth and Third
The Twer-y-thi-d Election District bounded by
and within East Fourteenth street Third and
Fourth
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
PRESIDENTS OUTING.

Has the President got any game YETI?
Only some deer, far as is yet made known
70 the world outside of the canebrakes. BY the
way I heard the other day this reason why deer
are such mild and inoffensve animals; II is be
they have no gall, this part OF their anato-
my being lacking. Whether that ls the cause OF
their characteristics or not Il is fact that the
gail bladder is found in the carcass Of a deer
The President. so far as is known, is enjoying his
stay natures heart, and even II bears
elude him hnds the customary compensations IN
the hunting for them and other game in the
jungies Of Louisiana which are perhaps the Wild
sst this side Of India. Meanwhile Secretary Taft
has gone TO China, on his way from Japan 10 Ma.
Mia, and has had q hearty welcome a sign Of
rising civilization IN the Far 'Eas! is found in
the fact that for the first time Chinese women
took part IN the exercises Of welcoming the dis
Gnguished stranger. On October 16 Mr.. Taft ex-
poets TO be present AT the opening session Of the
Philippine parliament Secretary Root IS st en-
gagged Ia sightseeing IN Mexico and in the inter
change OF international couTtesies with neigh
Dor the south. The most distinguished visitor
% our neighbor on the north, Our Lady Of the
snowE. he once termed her in d poem which,
= J remember Alright not received with
marked favor by Canada is Rudyard Kipling who
may be regarded sort Of unofficial English
ambassador 70 the colony. Al any rate, he took
occasion in Vancouver 10 urge the need Of encOur-
aging the immigration OF Englishmen if the tide
Of undesirable citizens from the Far East would
be kept out of the Dominion. Mr. Kipling does not
R9rPose 20 visit this country before his return to
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District Is boundsd by and With
orta nj sS Place @ LeToy street sisseksr Street
son street and Hudson street
within Morton Street Beeeker street. Leroy .rs
st 7b LaISs T PiaSs at,sio and bgdsSa Hudson street
IN Barrow Bedford street Commercs street.
The FoG4tF Eeeron BsSTie a Is Sos8de Sy and
within Barrow street WsShi1ston place. Sixth ave-
The Fifth Election district is bounded by and within
BleeckeE street Grove street and Bedford street
The sixth Election District Is bounded by and WITH
Bedford st=,ey Barrow street and Hudson street
within Barrow street Hudson street. Clarkson street
The Eighth Election District s bounded by and
within Perry street Washington street, West Tenth
street Grove street Hudson street Barrow and
The Ninth Election District is bounded bv ,na
within Perry street Bleeeker street Christopher street
The Tenth Election District is bounded by and
s,reet Hudson street Bank street Riescxsr ss
Perry street Hudson street. West Tenth street and
The Eleventh Election District IS bounded by and
within Bank street. Greenwich street. Perry
The twelfth Election District is bounded BY and
within West twelfth street, Greenwich street Bank
and Hudson river
The Thrteenth Election District is bounded by and
line from the corner OF Horato street and Hudson
Hudson street. West Eleventh street and Gresnwicn
The Fourteenth Election District Is bounded BY ana
within west Fourteenth street Eighth avsnue. 70
avenue and Jane street the OF Horatlo and
The Fifteenth Election District is bounded BY aad
Horatio street Greenwich street West Twelfth
within West Fourteenth street Hudson street Horafsa
street Washington street Little West Twelfth srsst
The Seventeenth Election District is bounded by and
FourteentS street and HudSaS rvsr .h' avenue "e's
The EiEhsee9th ELECTION pistrst e bounded BY and
Fourteenth s'Fsst ana Ninth avenue.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE.

The Hague conference seems finally TO have
esteso on the form Of arbitration involved In the
establishment Of High Court of Justice to settle
=. oFputes OF nations In Morocco the false
Pant his -esDfng brother Austria has been dis
psr1r ,. TIE geTicgs illness Of hcr aged En:-
$.,srrs .-L " tsasai1ec by his improved condition
Ss-r eES as1lcnstratsons have been made in Hun
~He loss or Z steamer used in Arctic ex-