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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-08
CITY IN BRIEF

FoF plum bling, see DezelI.
Rspsbaw & Schmidt, real estate and
.annce. Notary public.
SsDstor j. L. McClear Is expected
Zoe tomorrow.
por sale Twenty foot gasoline
inch, Union Trust company.
sheriff Mcdonald stopped over
nile yesterday on his way to Rath
nm from the st. Maries country.
,uder's new hall for rent every FIJI
Old hall Mondays and every
Aer Saturday. v. w. Sander.
John Thompson, teacher in the
okane schools, is here to spend his
ation With his sister, Mrs. J. L.
Clear.
Buy lot for $40 from the Amer.
m Trust company. See ad.
Ex county Treasurer g. L. Fitz-
unOns, of Mica, was in the city
asrday.
lou can't do better than invest in
yerdale, see ad.
The eighth annual report Of Robert
Bell, state inspector of mines, has
o received in the library. The
yort Of 1906 is a very full and CON-
one on mining matters and
Illustrations are excellent.
nav hats, just in, another ship
i Of brash and straw hats, new
a in telescopes at Bjorklund's
Sherman street clothier Of course.
Captain W. Hooker and Captain E.
Butts, of Fort Wright, caught 126
ut at Hayden lake yesterday. This
be largest catch this season.
laughter and seriousness by turns
en- you attend Katherine Ridge
Entertainment. Auditorium, June
Rev. W. W. Davis, pastor of the
ptist church, returned today from
Nv days visit to Alsea, Oregon.
Fine laundry done at reasonable
Ices apply Press office or Interstate
ans l47A.
Thomas Dockery, of Fond du Lac,
b, arrived Sin the city yesterday
visit to his sister, Mrs. Bren-
a.
PG rent two offices, photograph
Asy equipments furnished, good
ming for an up to date man or
man. Apply j. w. Wiggett.
filllam Dreary, general manager
be Potlatoh Lumber company,
Aen Gibbs and Stack, of the
aA-Gibbs Lumber company and F.
Davies, of the Rutledge Lumber
upany were the guests of j. I.
mol yesterday.
Dine at Hotel Idaho cafe. Best
vice in the state AID prices moder
Neal tickets for So. Special
cant dinner every Sunday, $50 tC
30.
Gene Gregory, connected with
ss's hotel at Wardner' is visiting
e Mr.. and Mrs. II. Shadduck FOL
ias days.
Here you are, 790 winston
e in second. Please present you
pom and We will do the rest. TIL
s'Oh Wall Paper Il Paint company
L Occur d'Alene street.
ne soliciting committees for th
arth Of july fund will meet Mon
evening at eight o'clock In @
NOrquist's store.
"m all persons knowing them
'es TO be indebted to me, pleas
me same at once, also havin
Iss against me please pTesen
u ten days for settlement
barOer, Occur d'Alene, Idaho
he Presbyterian Sunday schoC
49, Otking on the program fc
lsena Day to be held by its men
2 . couple Of weeks.
"A make speciality Of supplyin
se and picnic parties, let I
d nth you. lis Second stree
haksry.
Ladies of st. Lnke's chu.C
~ aains to give a. lawn social
60 aea Thursday on the rector
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-29
De este formidable movimien

De este formidable movimien
to, que por uuos dlas ha preocupa-
do a Francia y hecho correr la san
gre, queda solo una lastimosa fgu.
"a, en- que Sc jln an las tristesas
todas del desastre.
FL Mediodia esta vencido-ya
sabiamos en- Paris que sus furores
eran sespuma de cerveza', que dijo
Maura-ysu soberbio redentor yace
estas horas, mas que vencido,
aniquilado, sumiso, humilde, aban
donado de los hombres que lie acla
maban en- legion hace pocos dias,
compadecidO solo de los que haze
pocos dlas lie p~ersegulan safuda.
mente.
Cuando Marcelino Albert, Mar
celino como lie llaman familiarmente
los franceses, Sc encaram6 al
techo de su casa, y desde tai tribu-
ma, POGO solemne, en- verdad, diri-
gio la palabra al pueblo de Narbona
y lie cont6 que Clemenceau lie habfa
dejado en- libertad, y a1n lie habia
prestado 100 frances para Ell viaje
al Mediodia, sus oyentes sintieron
que les penetraba en- Ell alma Ell frio
de la ~desilusion, y Sc crisparon de
despecho. Marcelino qued6 destro
nado en- aquel instante en- ell cora
ION de sus fervientes admiradores;
y cuando penoSamente y hasta ri,
diculamente -porque hay cosas que
no Sc pueden hacer con gallardia-
descendi6 de su tejado, solo enconl
tr6 caras hoscas, torvas miradas y
helado silencio.
Los viticultores Sc r~euaieron
seguidamente en- asamblea en- pleno
campo, entire sus amadas villas, que
excitaban en- ellos ell rencor, y ACCT
daron Ia destitucior del apostol, ya
caido: lie negaron varias veces.
De la junta sali6 I'm acue1do de
venganza: que Marcelino Sc consti
va %prisionero,
Y como habian perdido toda f,
: y va estaba desenfrenada su c6lera
d~ecidieron sospechar de la lealta'
de Marcelino y llevarle a la prisi6r
con guardia de cuatro mienbros de
Comite. LIE pusieron a1nri.n
Albert recibio con los ojos ba
jos la orden de srls conciudadanos
Les pidi6 TN plazo do v~einticuatr
horas para recogerse en- su concier
cia y dar descanso al cuerpo. Per
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-29
Colonia Especial
d EstNGiaats RAertoTyi7EeSOs el
Baltimore, Nd.

Admite nifaS y o~eioritas, y varo-
aas memories lie Is ados. Para la ad.
huisiri6n de prospectus, dingirse al
Doctor Rafael Janer, I62a Druid Hill
Ave. Baltimore, Md.
Para mas informes, dirijitse
Arturo 3. plaz, RiO.piedras,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-29
NOTAS De CLCUAS
Ell concerto ce1ebradO
en- ell GUni0n Clubs
Kiosco Central.
DON JUAN CALDAS
Medidas higieDicas tomadas
por nuestro Alcalde. Los
monopolios en- su juego.

Julio 20. -Esplendido resull6
ell concerto llevado 4 cabo en- los
salones del eUnion clubp la noche
del jueves 1ltimo, por n uestro par
cular amigo don Eduardo Arreche
Cuevas, representative de los seno
res Dooley Smith y Co., de Sar
Juan. FL sefior Arreche no es mu
sico nj cosa que Sc parezca; pero
por medic de la mejor maquina CO.
nocida, marca aVictorO y los record
nltimamente recibidos, di6 TN ex-
celente concerto ante distinguido
y crecido n1mero de seforas, seio-
ritas y caballeros de dicha sociedad.
Esto do por resultado que al 81
g%uiente dia Ell representante de los
s%eiores Dooley Smith y CO, reel.
blera varias ordenes por fon6grafos
y records de aVictors.
-Nuestro alcalde Sc ocupa de
una manera plausible del estado sa-
nitario de la ciudad. Diariamente
Sc We una escolta de hombres con
grandes escobas recorriendo las ca
lies y callejones de donde Sc ex
traen carretadas de basuras. L.
poblaci6n psesenta ahora I'D aspec-
to mas a~gradable a la vista de los
transeuntes y mas hygiene a sus ha
bitantes.
Ell kiosko central del seiioI
Boada ha pasado q nuevos arrenda.
tarios. Con este motiuo, Sc bar
introducido EN- el alguuas reformas
I'm elegante y muy bien sur
lido establecimiento de provisione!
Sc ha alberto Ell publico en- la call
de Turabo y responde a la 6rma d
don Delfin Sola. Dada la laboric
sidad y constancia del joven Sold
. lie auguramos exito en- sus negocios
Ell pGran Hotelp pas6 & manc
del sefor Ohate, por arriendo que h
ciera su dueho Mr.. Otero.
- Completamente restablecid'
, hemosU saludado en- la Gale al seic
don Juan Caldas, i~nteligente te 'orel
a del municipio,
Q Ell fiscal Aponte estuvo en- es
= y s. decia que tomaba datos respec
de los monopolios, Y Ell fiscal Sc VI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-29
ALREDEDOR DEL MUNDO
La odisea de Marcelino Albert. -Jamaica Y
los Estados Unidos.

ellos' va en- la embriaguez de la
crueldad, lie autorizaron unicamen-
te para reposar ell 10 que quedaba
de noehe.
Tuvo Albert que jurar por SUI
honor que Sc ~entregarfn al juzgado
para que la dejaran partir sin escol-
ia cuando a las ocho de Ia mafiana
monte en- Ell automovil que lie con-
dujo ala estaci6n 10 acompaia.
ron NADIA mas que su prima y I'm
amigo.
va en- la estaci6n, entr6 en- la
fonda y almorz6 frugalmente. No
hablaba. Estaba somblio y deses-
perado. Tn periodista quiso ha.
blarIe, y Albert, suplicante, lie dijo:
iDtladme tranquilo! Luego entr6
en- la Sala de espera y durmi6. Los
agentes de policia y algunos MEM
bros del Comite cuidaron de que
nadie Sc lie acercara.
A las once y dieciseis subi6 con
su prlma Y su amigo a I'm reservado
de segunda. Estaba palido, triste,
y hondas o~jeras amoratadas cerca.
ban sus ojos.
AsomoSe a la ventanilla cuandc
ell tren iba a marchar, pero no en-.
contr6 en- la estacion una cara ami.
ga nj recibio un saludo.
Cuando lego a Montpelier ma.
die lie esperaba, nadie lie miro ST
quiera. Subi6 a TN autom6vil 81
dirigio a la prisi6n.
Antes de entrar escribi6 4 Gle
menceau una carta, que ETA ma.
bien epitafo de su efimera gloria
Decia asi ell melanc6lico documento
IS, nor presidente: He hecho L
que cs prometi. Adjunto los TO-
frances que ms prestasteis. Gracia
por ellos. Hoy mismo me constitu
20 pre:o en- Montpellier.D
La Prensa inglesa registra un
noticia que, 81 importante es ell
desde ell punto de vista de los int
reses nacionales, mas importance
encierran en- ST los concentrates
/ que viene acompahada.
] Sir Alfred Jones, alta perse
nalidad en- Ell mundo britanic,
quien ha regresado q Londres, DR.
cedente de Kingston, Jamaica,
0 donde fuera a presidir el Congre.
de Agricultores, recientemente c,
o Continue enM A6gina 5a)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-29
DESDE AGUAD|LLl
Juicio por
de mil dollars Nue.
We farmaceutico.
FtTlCION De lNDULTO
Denunciados por vender le'
che adulterada.- Presos en-
Il, Carcel de Distrito.

Julio, 25.-El otro dfa Sc vic
en- esta Corte de Distrito un muy
importante juicio civil que, contra
Ia American Railroad Company OF
Puerto Rico, entablara Ell Lcdo'
don Limo Vazquez en- representa-
ci6n del sefor Miguel E. Sosa Ca
gigas, en- reclamation de mil do
liars, por incumplimien.o de un
contrato.
81 demandante present6 doce
testigos y uno la Compafla deman-
dada; la defensa de esta estuvo
cargo del letrado don Carlos Fran.
co Soto.
La Corte reserve SD fallo para
dictarlo Gu una sus pr6ximas Sc.
stones.
Ell juicio en- question Sc celebrt
primeramente ell S de JUNO de 1906.
y la Corte de este Distrito resolvit
el case a favor de la Compaflia &c
mandada, en- virtud de moci6n.
presentada por Ell letrado defensol
de esta, adicionando que los hecho'
no constituian causa de acci6n
81 demandante apel6 y la apela
ci6n Sc vic en- el Tribunal Supreme
el dia 7 de noviembre de 1906.
Hn abril, del afo actual, Ell Su
prerno resolvi6 Ell case referido or
denando su revision en- esta Cort'
de Distrito.
-Nuestro querido amigo e
intelligence joven don Alfredo Pla
tet Salguero, probo empleado de |
farmacia Torregrosa, de Quebradi
las, ha obtenido, despues de III
brillante examen, el titulo de Lcdo
en- farmacia.
La respectable sefora don
Crisdna Maj tinez, viuda de Cerezc
ha elevado al honorable gobernt
dor Mr.. Post, una petici6n sole
tando Ell iudulto q favor de ST. hi
eli Unfortunate joven don Rata
Cerezo, Ell cual extingue conder
en- la cArcel de este distrito, por
delito de homicide voluntario.
-Tambien ha solicitado d
Gobernador el indulto, una pob'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-29
EcOS DEL EXTERIOR
Muerte no cOn6rmada.
Alfredo Dreyfus Sc
retira a su hogan.
RlNA EN- VIRGINIA
Alcalde, herido.- I'm japo.
mes en- California escupe Ia
bandera americana.

Comunica I'm despacho de Lon
dres que Ia noticia de la muerte
del famoso novelista Leon Tolstoy
no Sc ha con6rmado.
Alfredo Dreyfus ha renun-
ciado al cargo de comandante del
ejercito frances. Pretendia Sc lie
ascendiese { teniente cororel, y Ell
ministro de Ia guerra Sc Opuso a
clio, a fin de evitar volvieran a agi-
tarse las ~pasiohes, que con tanta
exitaci6n Sc mostraron durante el
ruidoso proceso. Ante esa negative
Dreyfus present6 SUI renuncia, con
el rop6sito de r~ecluirse en- SUI hogar
y dedicar, por entero, el resto de su
vida { SD heroica esposa y q la edu-
caci6n de sus hijos.
I'm los Angeles California
TN japones, que limpiaba una ma
quina, escupi6 la bandera america
ma. I'm obrero que observe este
al pasar, concito a sus compahero>
contra Ell nippon, quien pudo escapar
{ duras penas de la furia de la mul
titud
= Por cinco centavos de jam6p
arm6se una disputa en- Tin restau
rant griego de Roarwke, Virginia.
La disputa degener6 en- rita tumul
tuaria y dur6 cast toda Ia noche
81 alcalde result6 herido en- la re
friega. 81 establecimiento de los
griegos qued6 completamente des
trozado. Estos han dado cuenta d.
10 ocurrido 4 su consul y Sc han di
rigido en- queja q Washington.
mujer llamada Angela Cruz, qut
fue sentenciada por Ell Juez MUM
cipal de Lares a I'm a1o y seis me
ses, cuya pena viene cumpliend'
en- esta carcel. La confnada de qu'
hacemos referencia, ha hecho aque
LA petici6n 4 consecuencia de en-
contrarse rnuy pr6xima a dar a luz
Los vendedores de leche RI
cardo y Natalie Nadal, Juanic
Arce y TN hermano de este, fuero.
denunciados por Ell policfa insulal
plaza GIG, por vender leche adul
. (Centa4GG % Ia b6gina ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-29
UNA F|ERA HUMANE
I'm hombre HERE graz
vemente a su espOsa
y dos hijos y
NlN0S De CORTA EOAD
Consume su obra 4 mache-
taos, entregandose des-
pues a la justicla.
NlNOS De CORTA EOAD

Julio 26.-A las ocho de "a
mafiana de hoy Sc presento ante e.
S~ecretario del Concejo municipal,
don lose Gonzalo Diaz, ell individuo
lose Carmona, vecino de aCarraizos
y entregandole I'm machete le dilo:
aTenga la bondad de detenerme
y cojer csc machete, pues he matado
4 mi mujer."
FL sehor Diaz entreg5 el Car
mona a la policia y les guardias
Serrano y Seruto, despues de redu-
cirloa prisi6n, salieron TN direction
4 aCarraizop para averiguar Ell he
cho, acompanados del Juzgado de
Paz.
Como 4 las diez de la mahana
regresaron los gu.rdias, 81 Juzgado
y el doctor Ferniniez, trayendo q
una mujer y dos niios heridcs.
La mujer Sc llama Juana Cara
baIlo, esposa d. Carnora, y los
nifos Vital y Basilio, hijos del
Carmona y la Caraballo.
Result6 ser Ell agresor el Car
mona.
La mujer presenta tres heridas:
una en- el cuello, otfa en- la cabeza,
region parietal izquierda y otra en-
Ell pecho, por la cual Sc lie We Ell pull
mon al respirar.
Vital presenta en- el pomulo IL
quierdo una confusion producida
por Il plano de I'm machete.
Basilio, de dos amos, ,iene Una
herida en- la parte superior del era
neo.
En- el momento que escribo lie
gan la Corte municipal de Carolina
y el sargento Bithorn y aquella sc
ha hecho cargo del proceso.
Pronto enviare mas detalles.
. CoRREsPoNSAL.
Trujillo Alto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-29
:Anuneios esp@eia|es para Ponce
GRAN.HOteIeStlMant 1NdATERRA"
HOTEL De PRIMER ORDEN
Tetuan 10 12'-Cruz FOFtaIe7a21.

Construda expresamente para Hotel. Capacidad para 400 pasaieros.
sifuacclSn Ia ma; cenhica. vistaS a la bahia y las GALES de Tetuan. Cruz
y Fortahza. 81 mas uesco y ventlado de Ia capital. 81 comedor de me.
ior las Antllas. Tiene departamentos Independence para famnias. Des.
de el Il de Agosto nge ademas del plazo antique de las comidas, eli sstems
americana q gusto del pasajero. Tren de carruajes de luio. Interpretes
y traductOres preciOs igual al de los demAs Hoteles. Sc hacen abonos Sc
manales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-29

vera muy tranquilo a tomar las brisas
marinas de Humacao, porque aqui los
monopolios son por secula seculorum.
Los esposos Maymi Aponte,
han fjado su residepcia en- la Gale
Muiioz Rivera. DIseamus mil felici-
dades a los nuevos esposos.
CORRESPONSAL.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

The Detroit Tigers defeated the Yankees in an
interesting game at American League Park yeSter-
day by score of to 3. In the early part OF the
game the visitors found Orth's delivery to their
liking and made run in each of the first three
Innings In the sixth inning single by Cobb.
sacrifice, fly and "a single by Schmidt gave the
Tigers another and lead that the Yankees
could not overcome in spite of determined effort
II the seventh and eighth innings.
In the ninth inning O'Leary fell after making a
throw that resulted in HOffman's retirement. and
was painfully hurt. He able to resume play.
however.
Taft, who made reputation a pitcher the
Brown University team and has been signed to
play with the Yankees reported for service at
the grounds yesterday. and in practice showed
speed that indicated that he will be a valuable ad-
dition to the nine.
The Yankees made their first run in the second
inning when LapOrte singled. took second a
tumble by Cobb and crossed the plate a single
by Hickey Singles by Laporte Morlarity and
hickey in the seventh inning gave the Yankees
their second run, and in the eighth they made
their third run. Conroy went first four wide
ones and took second while Chase was being fielded
out. a single by Williams allowed Conroy 10 cross
the plate. The follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
TIMELY AUTO TOPICS.
Permit to Use Fort George Hill
The BRIGHTON Beach Race.

Acting Mayor MCGOWAN has signed Al aldermanic
grant to the Metropolitan Automobile Association
giving the organization permission to use part Of
St. Nicholas avenue a speedway on Saturday for
the automobile hill climbing contests
The acceptance Of post entries has already sweled
the list of contestants start n the contest from
thirty-two thirtyeight Yesterday there were
two special matches made 10 be decided on that
day. in addition the regular events Stew
art Elliott, driving his Packard car, has made q
match for 500 side with Irving FicklinS driving
his Stearns car the machine making the best time
in two trials take tho sweepstakes Another
match has been made for electric vehicles between
owners Of the Babcock. This will be- decided on
the same basis
Another foreign car has been entered for the
twenty-four hour to be held at the Brighton
Beach track August and 9. George b. Lester
has named his 6o-horsepower De Dietrich machlne
Mr. Lester is an enthusiastic member Of the Larch-
mont Yacht Club and prominent in yachting cir
cles. we'll in autOmobiling- His big touring
car has been stripped the race. and will be
driven by Frank O. Fuller. who has won number
OF races abroad, but who has never driven in an
American race heretofore.
The regular midsummer meeting OF the mechani-
cal branch of the Association OF Licensed Automo-
bile Manufacturers was held. in conjunction with
the Society Automobile Engineers. at Buffalo on
Monday and Tuesday OF this week A thorough
discussion of the construction and practical uses
OF various rnagnetos was entered into. E. t. Bird
sail, chairman OF the magnetic committee, Illus
trated his talk with lantern slides. which gave a
comprehensive and exhaustive idea OF the merits
of the many systems now in USE The paper read
by Otto Helms proved interesting and instructive
Mr. Helms showed clearly the necessity OF closer
relation between the automobile and magnetic
manufacturers.
After the regular monthly meeting of the execu-
tive committee OF Association of Licensed Auto
mobile Manufacturers Tuesday the announce
meut was made that George H Day, former gen.
eral manager would represent the Electric We
hicIe Company the executive committee. TO sue
ceed Milton j. BudIong. The selection Of Mr.. Day
as representative OF the Electric Vehicle Company
was most agreeable to the executive committee and
other members OF the association.
In connection with the automobile show OF the
sr7.I Of md ykn ,~rf1A
Motor Car Manufacturers Association. to be held
at the Grand Central Palace during the week fol-
lowing October q. the American Automobile Asso
citation will have big automobile convention, at
which papers will be read and discussions held on
such practical motor topics as legislation. good
reads and touring.
Two more automobile companies have been elect
ed TO membership III the American Motor Car
Manufacturers Association. making total of forty
six builders of automobiles in that organization.
which has Increased IN membership strength
RAPIDLY in the last year.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
RESULTS OE GAMES YEsJ


st. Louis Aug. 1.-The St Louis Cardinals
aged TO win the final game of a series Of five
with the New York Giants here to-day by a score
OF to T. In spite Of the fact that visitors made
Two more hits and the fielding of the Cardinals
deplorable
After the Giants had made a run in the tenth
inning the Cardinals made two in their half that
brought them victory. Hostetter walked. Noonan
singled and on a safe bunt by Lush the bases
were fuIl Bennett was allowed to walk, forcing IN
HostetteT, and single by Barry Noonan tailed.
The Giants started IN Ike winners. getting four
men over the plate in the second inning by bunch
ing hits and tumble by Murray. In the sixth
inning the Cardinals began to hammer Taylor's
delivery at will. and with two scored and two
men on bases AInes sent in to take Taylor's
place He had poor control. and before the inn
Ing closed two more runs had been scored.
McGann. the first baseman of the Giants. argued
with the umpire IN the sixth inning being called
out on strikes and was ordered out of the game.
de continued talking back to the umpire and
ordered off the field. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
leMN TENNIS AT LONG BRANCH.

fLy T.l-Fra3l 70 TIC ITlb11t-J
Long ETancl. X J, Aug 1.-The first day of the
Eseial Invitation lawn tennis tournament or the
neAyTCgl Golf Club brought out some interesting
Gay tO--av. The feature was the contest between
sgFl Ne-laa. of the Hollywood Club and IL 2
sGr1rara, Of Newark. the Enen singles, the
sar-aer winning ~ G- &C, E-2. The summary fol-
txs:
Aens fIgies-Charles c. Edwards beat J. J. o'Dono-
e. e E cet4ei-. II. 8 Cassel beat II a Content -.
- : T. Nathan I-at Il. But1rara. C. s-g. G-3:
t: 9--y t7at g l. GreeHal! -. g. J "o-diilai
x Il +-s--=lerEe-- G-I. 81 -
-Asa's c1l.lss-l . E4gaTds and u II. Phillips beat
~ c ---la- and =. Lirnberg. G--1. G-1
--Se1 cs.a-e- rgaudJ-Miss Brandon ana J. q
~. eeat Miss I. Content aLa c. J. Foley, G-2 tl;
= "a t..I and y. NeGbcrger beat Miss Asiel and II
= ,,-s1ktthee- ty default: A. Il Sampler and B
- --1- r. '-'17 49, - -
~ s5sssoad -r-H5-siiss Z sieSfeId and II F Allen beat
sn1 NJ = Llansburgh- &c. - Miss 6 cas-
sq " L=sizlhE beat Miss \ Greenhall and J j.
=, s.-ls tg default. Mrs T. 4;ayer and IT, . Cassel
~ ara E-s ! cook iv default
saifd ro1zl-Nlss Z siesfeld and H r allen beat
- q Iss-.- Waller LeAisohn. -. g
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
REGATTA ON SEEKONK RIVER
New York Clubs Win Their Full Share OF tho
Various Races.

Providence. Aug Boat clubs OF New York.
Springfield, Worcester and Boston were repre-
sented in a regatta held the SeekOnk River
to-day under the auspices Of the Narragansetr
Boat Club. in connection with the Old Home Week
celebration. The weather conditions were ideal.
except for fresh breeze which made the water
rather rough. The winners were:
Novice single scuns-R- y. Powers Shawmut Rowing
Cub. Boston Tim. I2;O1-
Junior elsht-I.one star Club. New York Time.
1885
intermediate single sculls-E J. Rerns. jr- caIuraes
Boat Club. Worcester Time. 12-22
Junior double sculIs-Shawmut Rowing Club. Boston
No taken
Senior four-Riversie Club. Boston. Time. II So
intermediate eght-Bohemian Boat Club. New York.
Time. I2.12le-
senior single sculls-w. II. Hart wyanoke Boat Club.
New York. Time n:STSs-
single scullS-J z. Hawkins Springfield Boae
Club Time. 1855.
Senior etght-Bohenaiaa Boat Club New York. 2iDar
u:<S$.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
PLAY ON TIE RIDGEWooD COURTS.

The challenge cup singles on the lawn tennis
courts u the RidgewOOd Golf Club, at Ridgewood
y. J. were narrowed down TO four contestants yes
terday. Walter Hazard. Of the Crescent Athletic
Cub VII meet c. Frederick Watson, jr-, Of Of
snge. II -Le upper half while IN the lower l. u
Woodh.-y. Of Orange, VIII play George +. Touch
s-d, The young expert from the Pacific coast The
summary follows:
CAsle-Ee cup sizgles 5thire roUndt-Hslter Hazard.
o-ssce-1 z-recl1 sua " D Lyon. New York
4ta5er.r C--t. b default. c F'Eeae-iek Watson r.
Orange. L=t=a-ez =. =. Caln--On. k;ickertJcseT =
- g. L !. woodbury.. Orange cefeatet DR. VIII
IN E9e=zt-a-1. Harlem. g. g sLl' George +
-oachs-l Hamilton Grange. defeated William Il JeL-
t1gs. J., E.tckerb5cke-. C. G-1. -.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
CUBS DEFEAT BROOKLYN ONCE MORE.

Chicago. Aug l-Chcago defeated BROOKLYN
again to-day. giving Scanlon one of the hardest
drubolngs he has over had. From the start he
was pounded oil the field one or more hits
being made IN every inning. Errors were respon-
sible for both OF Brookyn's runs, Tinker having
an off day on his throwing
King the Chicago catcher, has been suspended
uptl Saturday for arguing with the umpire on
Tuesday. The score follows