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The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
R. R. Y. NJ. C. A. LEAGUE.

lSizucdl SAMUEL GOslPERS.
President A1,erscan Fedcrztion q Labor
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FRENCH STRIKE GAINS DOWN.
Paris Printers Rt WOrk-PeacefuI
Funeral of ViEneux Victim.

Paris. Aug An the morning papers
appeared to-day. the typesetters having
returned TO work The press. almost with
out exception. condemn bitterly the Cen
eraI Federation Of Labor for calling this
last strike They term II a senseIess en-
barrassing Of the newspapers. some OF
which were not unfriendIy 10 the cause
Of labor.
vigneux. Aug 4-Siarchand. one Of the
victims iI the rioting here OF last week.
vas buried here to-day. There was no
outbreak on the part Of the people as
had been expected
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FREE TRADERS IN SESSION
international Body Begins Its Meet
ings in London.
Lord yYeIby, the President. Is Hope
fuI of an Ultimate
Triumph.

London Aug 4-The International Free
Trade Congress wss opened II this city
to-day with Lord Welby IN the chair
Delegates were present from the United
States. France, Germany, Belgium. HoI-
lard. Denmark. Italy. and Great Britain
In his address OF welcome Lord Welby
said tie prospects for free trade were
somewhat gloomy. and that the idea of
protection was advancing i1 Al aEgres-
s.ve manner. but. IN spite Of tbs. the
policy OF free trade ultimately must pre-
vail
Free trade and IFS bearings on inter
national relations was the subject for
discussion at the f-st session Of the con
gress. and was introduced by Winston
Churchiu. president Of the board OF trade.
who argued that Great Britain was an
object lesson she had pursued the free
trade policy. yet she had remained pros
porous and powerful. and il Rad been
found that British goods entered all other
countries on as good terms as were Sc
cured by any nation by the most slab-
orata use OF fiscal weapons
Without customs duties. except on a few
articles. the country raised an enormous
revenue and conducted business on a 81
Eantlc scale
Mr. Churchill was frequently interrupt
ed By a party Of sufrazettes. who finally
had 20 be elected
Harvey N Sheppard. OF the American
Free Trade League took part IN the dis
cussi0u which followed the minister
speech he urged the need OF continuing
the influence Of education in the direction
OF economic disarmament as a prelude %
military disarmament. and said he thought
this education was particularly needed in
the British colonies. where protection had
many adhereuts-
Among the other Americans present
we're Prof William c. Sumner of Yale
University Franklin Pierce. John De Witt
Warner. and lawson Purdy- all OF New
York and Louis f Post. Of Chicago
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RARE DISEASE KILLS
Young Boy Is a Victim of
"Sheep Bite"
CAUSED BY A STRANGE INSECT
Bitten on Lip while Asleep, His
Case Puzzles Physicians Until
thrax-It Was at First Thought to
Be Caused by a Mosquitoes Bite.

New York. Aug THE case OF William
Blenz. sixteen years Of age, a big. robust
lad. who was bitten by some insect a
week ago yesterday and died in the
Harlem Hospital to-day Of anthrax, IS
vastly interesting TO the doctors OF the
institution. and an autopsy VIII be per-
formed TO study the singular phases OF
the disease that Fined him.
Anthrax is a disease peculiar 10 sheep
Occasionally in sheep-raising countries.
especially in Russia. human beings are
infected The theory Of the physicians
IS that the insect that stung young
Blenz had carried the germ from some
Sheppard. The Harlem Hospital never
had a case Of anthrax before
At the time the boy died his sister. Mr..
Mary Warner, was in another ward .
the hospital awaiting an operation. 50
far as the doctors could learn the boy
was bitten while asleep. The bite was
on the lower lip. and when he awoke 4
had swollen TO three times its norula.
size
Thought IL Mosquito.
AZ AA4EA IT. " 1T Af'-A4Hf' 81 lHl1A Nus
quito had bitten the boy. Home remedies
were applied. but the swelling continued
% grow and the pain Of il became in
tense.
On Tuesday the boy went 70 the Harlem
Hospital and in the dispensary received
a wash % use on hts lip. The wash did
not relieve his suffering. however. and By
the following day the swelling had in
volved his neck and shoulders. The next
day II extended to his right arm and the
palm Of his hand. which began 10 tester.
Then a nelshborhood physician was
called. He told Mrs. Bleuz that her son
should have been treated earlier. and ex-
pressed the opinion that be was suffering
from blood poisoning He treated the
youuEster for this. but he steadily became
worse and suffered great agony
Finally the physician insisted that the
patient should be sent 10 Jhe hospital
where. after an examination. 10 was said
he was diving Of anthrax
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= u - GoiEG 70 ATLANTIC CITY. NJ. SEND &c
Fl = postage fOT Guide Eith City Map. giving
7rates and location Of hotels. free dIstrio ton
. by Information Bureau. loN.T- Ay-. AtLCty-
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SUMMER RESORTS.

-GLENSIDE-
ORIENTAL AVE. close 70 Beach; home table: nod
crate rates. A W WALDNER III
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REJOICING IN KINGSTON.
Decision on Earthquake Insurance
Is Received with joy.

Kingston. Jamaica. Aug. THE news Of
the decision Of the House Of Lords sus-
tanning the verdict Of the Vaudeville Jury
in the earthquake insurance cases was
hailed here with the greatest satssfac-
ton. The houses remaining in the city
were gaily decorated and there was re-
joicing everywhere.
Some insurance money IS now certain to
be received. and it Will be employed in
rebuilding the city.
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T lEl-- C.
Nan a-tZr-s--.
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HoRNER KILLS HIMSELF.
Baltimore suicide Has Daughter
Living Here.

Word was received here yesterday Of
the death in Baltimore OF Joseph D Ho7-
ner. father Of Mrs E Palny. Of this
city. NJ Homer was found lying dead
in his room. or the fourth floor Of the
Hotel Ranrert- with a bullet wound in
his breast
Mrs Palmy left this city for Atlantic
City on Monday. and was notified inne-
diateIy OF her parents death. AIr. PalTny.
who resides here az the WestmoreIand
apartment house. went 20 Baltimore yes
te-Gay.
on the bureau in the suicides room was
q letter addressed 20 Mrs. PaImy- The
letter was held by her husband. That
AIr. HCrner contemplated suicide vas
shown by the fact that he was lying on
his face. one hand doubled beneath him
and pressing closely against his breast a
-Z2-caIiber revolver
He was sixty years old, and was a na-
tive OF Baltimore No reason has been
given for the act The funeral viii take
place this morning.
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GALEN HALL.
TABOR INN

CONNECTICUT AVENUE AND BEACH
Large. airy roomss ope1 s11ound.ngs Excellert
table Rates. s. 10 81 weekly. A n DUNN
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Joe Roger, VIII wrestIe.

New York, Aus. Joe Rogers. the
huge wrestler, who went over 10 London
70 beat Hackenschmidt. will step into the
ring again on Friday evening at Brown s
Rockaway Club, HammeTs Station. He
Is 20 wrestle Albert Auvary. who once
stayed a long time with Hack. Joe was
once known as the American ApolIo. @"
but since he has become fat his friends
call him the German Keg~ In addition.
Larry Connolly the promising Boston
micole-weisht viii box Tony Caponi. the
Italian VINO once went 10 a f1fteen-round
draw with BIZ PaDke- There viii be two
other six-rOund bouts
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Saratoga. y Y. Aus. 4-The lid was
given a twirl instead OF the wheel to-day.
and is now settling down 10 where Gov.
Hughes means 10 have it stay
some one has seen The handwriting on
the wall and has taken the hint The
result IS that the clubs where gambling
was going on were closed to-day That
there was no blur about their going out
Of business a1d that il was not done 10
throw The governor OF the scent is shown
by the fact that some OF them removed
the furniture and tools OF this trade from
the premises The wise ones read that
action ia only one way. that something
has come 10 somebody direct from Gov
Hughes. which leaves no doubt in the
mind OF that somebody. possibly Sheriff
Bradley, that there viii be large and i'm
p0rtant dOings forthwith unless there IS
q decided change in a hurry
Tip Must Have Come.
Not one oS the managers Of the gam
bling houses would move out bag and
baggage unless the tip had been re-
ceIved that there could be 10 gambling
now or az any other time during the pres
ent season. Those who have not yet quit
business entirely are preparing 20 DO
SO some Of the managers do not want
10 appear 10 have been scared right out
OF town They do hate 10 give Up. too.
for they were doing a nice. Quiet busi-
ness. and they thought it would last for
the balance OF the season That didn Z
matter so much. however. if they were
UndlsJU-bed during the racing season And
here they 90 out Of business. in Wild
haste. right in the midst OF IL. when
everything looked lovely.
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WOMAN HUNT IN MICHIGAN.
sheriff and Posse in search of an
Alleged Murderess.

Bay City. Mich. Aug. 4-Sherin Hart
ley and a posse Of farmers are to-day
securing the swanps along Saginaw Bay,
ten miles north Of here, for Mrs. Eliza
beth Barnett. who escaped from the sher-
in yesterday
Mrs. Barnett. who lived IN a shack in
this neighborhood. was a few weeks ago
charged with the murder OF Oscar Peter
son. and later with forging deeds 70 his
property. She told the sheriff she would
show him where she had buried a lot OF
gold. but while scratching around IN the
underbrush she suddenly dis ppeared.
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YEGGMAN KING CAUGHT.
Philadelphia Police Arrest Man for
whom There Is Big Reward.

Philadelphia. Aug. 4-Thomas Kane,
king OF the yeggmen." whose descrip-
ton is in every police station and Tor
whose arrest different countries have
offered rewards aggregating 5000, vac ar
rested in Chinatown early this morning
by Special Policemen Barry and Ernst
The arrest Of Kane. who is fifty-tyo
years old and is known under several
aliases. was regarded by Magistrate Cal
lagher as 50 important that he held him
without bail
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BOYS STONE FAST TRAIN.
No One Is Hurt. hut Complaint
Comes from GOBkers Police.

New York. Aug. 4-The Twentieth Cen
tury Limited on the New York Central,
which arrived here This I00rninz f-os
the West. was stoned by hoodlUms while
passing through cut II the outskirts q
NC1kers-
Fortunately. no one on board was in
1ured- but there was some excitement
among the passengers. and the company
officials az the Grand Central Station
telephoned a formal complaint 20 che
Youkers police n o-der that a repetition
ot the dangerous Qasrlme may BE- pre-
vented
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

S. E1izabeth's second team rl7veI a f,s+ r,-na
q bail with the Bradhe-u Methods Church team
q East Washington yesterday winning hv 10 4
D1ck Wright showed up in his old batting form
geste-c1T D. making a home r1n and three
baEgsr- feature was Perrs-cy-s base sfeali-,-
Tine q game. hour and 2 minutes. Umpire. Mr.
J. Iaesche- Al teams desiring Eauses addrcss P
Il Wright. g b sTeet no-Eheast
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Coach Yard Forfefts to Trafnmen
After Dispute with Umpire.

The Trainmen gained a space on the
ShOpmen in their race for the pennant Of
the Railroad Young Mems Christian As
sociation League yesterday by receiving
a forfeit game from Coach Yard
IN the second inning. Jerman. who was
out on strikes. claimed that he had but
two strikes. In going 70 the field he made
a remark that did not suit Umpire Pat
FLYNN, and Flyan ordered him 20 the
bench. Because the Coach Yard could not
put a man in his place they forfeited.
with the score Of ; 70 0. in the Trainmen's
favor. Score
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DETECTIVE KILLS INTRUDER.
Saloon Keeper Hired SIeuth TO
Watch for Man Who Robbed Him.

saloon Keeper Hireo Sieuth 10
Watch for Man Who Robbed Him.
New York. Aug- +.-Angered by per
sistent burElarfes in his house. Leopold
Weninger. a saloon-keeper in Brooklyn.
engaged a private detective to trap the
thlef
After three nights Of fruitless vigil. the
watchman. Michael B. Kelly, early to
day saw a man open the door TO Wen
myers apartments He pounced upon him
and a fierce battle ensUed-
The intruder was Hugo Sherman, a
tenant in the house Fearing 70 be
overpowered. sherman drew a knife
whereupon Kelly fired upon him At the
second snot Sherman fell dead
Weninger says he was robbed three
times IN the last three weeks. and nearly
all his tenants declare they have IN the
same time suffered more OF less from
robberies.
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EVERY FAyORITE BEATEN.
Straight Heats Prevail at Grand Cir
cuIt Meet at Kalamazoo.

Kalamazoo. Mich. Aug. 4-Sraight
heats prevailed at the Grand Circuit
meeting to-day Every fsvorite was
beaten The failure OF the Pa pace 10
materialize left three events
-Four responded 70 the call for 2:o7 trot-
ters- Early Alice was favorite at IS.
Wilkes Heart SIS. Daniel so. and Watson
81; also Early Alice brought even money
against the field Wilkes Heart beat them
all out without any fuss.
Charley Hal was picked for the 80
pace He brought IS. Maj Brino S2e
Fred D. SO, and the field so, and then
sold almost even against the field Mai
BrinO, a new one from Canada. proved
the winner
CaTlOkin was the chosen one 81 the
stake for 2:I3 trotters. Carlokin sold even
against the rest OF them. and remained
favorite even after he had been beaten a
heat Dewitt, who had beaten him al
Detroit. captured this race
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LIT or hasez-St- Einosur's. :, Marines s FY-zt
base on eaLs-OG Gibson. 5. oG Buscher .; Of
hy1aanfssie hits ua5e-Of Gibson g. OF
hlsc--eTr q OF STu1al0sls. = STUCK out-Bv Glib
s1u, g. by Svuauozkle. & Hone rln-RuahIe--
Ihree-hase Lr-D1ly- Tvo-hase hits-VIIkersrn
Da-y. DowL Sacrifice hirS-Da1r. Br-li-k Kane 81
'i0s7l 0-1le1 lass Ei-E1-S1n Sr-eke-t %, s.
I-andsEie. CarroL- Be-li-k- Bell Double pIav-
Meagher % Kane. Hit b. pitchcr-Bv Bus-her. /
Passed halls-Bru0ue. UEDire-8lr Reagan
I-cs Z game L0l- and % ui1u.ss
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REFEREE NOT YET CHOSEN.
Moran and Atteu Cannot Agree on
a Third Man,

New York, Aug 4-Abe AtteT and
owen Moran failed TO agree on a referee
for the fight TO be held on labor Day.
after Ion discussion last night in
Frisco.
Moran agreed 10 any Of the local men.
but AtteH held out for Jeffries. A teIe-
gram was sent 10 Los Angeles by Pro
moter Cohr1Jh. asking the big fellow 70
reconsider his refusal. but JefTres re-
mained firm
It is rumored that Atten is trying Il. cut
the match
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BALTIMORE CREWS TO ENTER.
VIII send Oarsmen TO Middle states
Regatta Here Labor Day.

Baltimore. Nd. Aug. f-B5rl rho Aruu-
del Boat Club and the Ariel Rowing Club
Of this city are planning 20 send entries
70 The Middle States regatta. which VIII
be held on the Potomac River on labor
Day, September e. The Aruadels viii
make four eu-ries-in the eiCrr-oa-ed
shell. the Junior fou--oared gig. the junior
single. and the senior four The Ariels
have not yet decided upon the events fn
which they viii compete. Both clubs have
their men IN training, but the crews that
VIII represent them have not as yet been
selected
The committee in charge Of the event
has arranged as excellent programme.
which viii bring into competition some
OF the best Oarsuen Of the country. The
schedule OF races. according 10 advices
received BY the local oarsuen. IS 10 in
clude fourteen events. as follows.
JEIi-- single scuus
Juri1r double z-lus-
J---7r oct7rtl- sc-Tls
8--l-- t-ur-1--ei alE=.
Junior eI-Er-Ca-e[ s-a--s
ll-e----,lll-e junior =--Lls
Iuteruallare double souls
intermediate l-ai---ll- s-1IlA
I--erneiis-c rig----ar1i shells
Assertion singles
Senior grz-tsr-u-il1 dash f7r single shells
se1l-- single s-ls.
senior double s-u--z
Senior f1-r-dared si-s
Although the entries do not close VI
a August % il IS said that the list os
those who have siEEi1ed their intention
OF entering is large The committee ex-
poets crews from Baltimore. PHILADELPHIA.
Boston. Richmond. Detroit. and Toronto
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Twlniag a Q and oIanhattans

IwininS A c. and 3fanhattans battled
20 a tie yesterday on NIcDevitt.s Field in
finely played contest, the score being
70 4
Rurak. on the rubber for Tvinins.
pitched great game, giving no passes
and striking out nine men GiebeI led
with the stick. getting three stinging sin
EIes. Score
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EXCURSIONS

One OF the most enjoyable treats in
store foT those wA1 spend the dsv a. Colonial Beach
Is he Opportunity 60 --l-lze sn sz-- water Hz-H-
TIE facilities fCr bathing az this reS-- are s1-rp-
r1rsly aus- Besides che salt svats- t1tHinE ore can
always count ou hz-lus good DAYS sport eshirz
Or CahhinE Scre sz--a h-s cz-rles are beng re-
ported this $eas11 u yo1 are fond q being on ara
rca- the water there IS no better r-u -11- TIE
sal down the Potc-rac % Colonial Eca--. Annie
provisions made both the steamer - JOIN
and az the heac sor the c01fc-t safety and a--ss-
ulu- Cf exc1rsi1uists
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FRENCH PRESIDENT BACK.
Returns from His Visit TO the Gar
and Other Monarchs.

Dunkirk. France. Aug 4-P-es.deu- FaI-
Heres arrived here to-day on board the
battle ship NeriJs from RevaI. having
completed his series os visits 20 the En-
per0r Of Russia and other morsrchs-
After a luncheon 10 the officers % the
war ships that accompanied him on his
cruise. the President left for Paris.
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peIcour $. Potter Dend

GIens Falls. y. Y. aug 4-Unitsd states
Commissioner Delcour S. Potter died to-
day. He was sixty-fye years old
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While you think % II. telephone your
Want Ad- 10 the Washington Herald, and
bil VII be sent you at : cent a word
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While you thinA or it. telephone your
Want AG 20 the Washington Herald. an
bill viii be sent you at l cent word.
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Negro HAD Pawn Tickets.

on the negro were found punches OF
pawn tickets calling for all this stuff.
The sums loaned amounted 90 nearly
1850. which the negro afterward admit
ted had been spent by them Both were
he'd in $50 bail Cor further hearing.
Mrs Wood Is tveuty-three rather
pretty. Of excellent figure. and was dress
ed modishly- The negro IS yweuty-eiEht
very black. tall and heavily built
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KoKIToR COTTAGE, Ocean View. Va.

FTout1nE Chesapeake BAY. Safest bathing and 6eE.
fishing The Arlautlc Cost Ratez & pe- day and
ur- airS W l. WILLIAMSON. Ocean View. Va
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DIE IN ALGERIAN QUAKE.
Violent shock. Lasting Ten Seconds,
Does Great Damage.

Constantine. Algeria Aug. "A violent
earthquake was experienced here at 20
O'Clock this morning. Il lasted ten sec
unGs. and cid great damage
No persons were killed here. but It Is
reported that number Of lives were lost
in the nearby towns. The population.
especially the Arabs. were thrown into
a state Of panic.
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VIRGINIA
VIRGINIA BEACH. va.

Gardner Cottage. situated CT ocean 'front.' 20 Feet
frola waters e1ge, bathing unsurpassed delight
fui Place % s.eud the s1mmsr The table supplied
wiki best he market Affords Plenty of fresh SEA
food. Terms reasonable. Adlress
MRS ". < GARDNER
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Earaed r1ns-Tui-irE A. e.. 4: Mauhattaus ?
FiEst hase BY srr1rs-1Ianha.tans , Ieft on bases
baIs-OE Kraft g. St-1ck olt-R~ K-aff 3. bv
h'1rsk. @ Three-hase hits-Wcod. Ia Matt Fal-
c1-s-- Tuo-base hi-s-Burar1us ~. Krafr Sa-ri-
rec hit-ETsus- Stolen bases-Evsns. GisbcI o.
Rlper1ls ~. D0v1ey Ia Matt. Hit BE- PITCHER
b Rurak. Tuuire-1Ir- Cuuriushana- Tine a
Ez-ao-l h0ur a1d - uiuuisA
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
St Nincent's Throw Scare Into the
Leaders, but Lose Out.
sIANLLN. y ID TEANL--

T1-dgy's rzue-S- P-uIs vs. s. Tozspl's Al
IEl--se-tE ard d streets ud--E-ast 40 $50
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Commercially this is a new day in the
West The Pacific Coast has acquired an unlocked
for importance Busiress is enlarged: commerce IN
creasins building SONG forward by great strides.
California stands to-day facing macnidcunt fatrre
az the opening Of Il Is a deiiChtfsl frip
from here via the WashiHgton-Sunset Route A. J.
Fcs0u. general agent. 80 street. q 20 Fifteenth
street northwest
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Every day, or evening rather, more peo-
pie realize the pleasure and comfort 20 be gained
from the moonlight triTs the con1rnoous steamer
jamestown CAPACITY crowds are the rule. but 50
spacious is this handsome big excursion bat that
one expeuenccs no sensation Of overcroE5lne. 4
large portion of one Of the spacious dccss Is re-
served for dancing the ioCr being as fine as that
of any ballroom All the latest rusic is r3aved By
the JanestoWus crchestrs. which Is orgarizatiou
Of recognized talent Tie airy ralm garden Is 4
popular spot when refreshnents are IN order. ard
passing II IS sirpTisng 20 realize what an ape
lite Ehstter the b-ccrE river treezes are. These or
lar trips are made nightly leaving al = returning
about Il
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LID Is ON AGAIN
In Old SARATOGA
Gambling Clubs Close and
Move Out Paraphernalia.
TIP FROM HUGHES SUSPECTED

PrecfPitate Haste Of some OF the
PrOPrietors Believed 10 Indicate
that Stern warning or Trouble
Came 10 Them-Feyv Hold on, but
Are Expected TO Follow suit.
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FOUND WITH NEGRO
Mrs. Wood Said to Have
ElOped with Black.
WAS HUSBANDS CHAUFFEUR
Wife, Who Disappeared
with Servant, Tracked 20 Home of
Negroes in PhfIadeIFhIa-JevveI
Taken by Fleeing Woman Now
Represented by Pawn Tickets

Philadelphia. Aug Mrs Emily WOOD.
wife Of Dr. Oran AIphonso Wood. a prom
irent physician Of Magnolia, y. J.. who
disappeared from her home FIVE weeks
ago. was arrested to-day in a house occu-
pied by negroes. az ag72 Ellsworth street
with her was Bernard Smith. the ne
gro chauffeur Of Dr. Wood. who disap-
peared with her The police charged her
with having ei0ped with him The arrest
was brought about By J. W Tlley. a
wealthy resident OF St George. staten
Island. who is AIRS. Woods stepfataer.
The pair were tracked when a negro
maid Of che woman tried % pawn -l.r-
teen medals which 5frs. Wood had won
as a sculptor and as an el1yuronist- This
maid was tracked 90 the Ellsworth street
house. and TIE negro and the woman
were found IN the same room Mrs
Wood at first denied her identity. and
made a scene. ACte-ward she admitted
who she was
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
TvvininE 4. {. and 1Tanhattans PLAY
Seven-fnnfnE Tie.

STANDING or THE TEAMS.
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spent $1,000 on NcEro.

She had spent on the negro. the police
say. $3.50 since the eIopement. a little
over a month ago. Taken before Masis-
trate Gallagher. Mrs Wood az first plead
ed for secrecy AFTER. This she reEained
her nerve and told him 10 go as far as
re liked.
When Mrs. Wood left her home she
took with her about E.500 worth OF jew
elry- sllve-war-- gold watches and other
vaIuabIes. and q number Of gold and Jew
eled medals which she had won She IS
N a---.r ~ ..rs--.-an-a -aL.r-
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St Vincent made a batting rally in the
rf-l and seventh innings OF yesterdays
game. and while not winning, gave the
Marines a big scare Darkness put an
end 10 the contest al the end Of the sew
enth inning with the score standing Q 10 s
81 the Soldiers favor.
The Marines hacted Buscher out Of the
box IN tire second session Symzncskle
relieved him IN the third round and held
llc-e sans LoEs 10 two HIS S-n-a.
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Take the children down 20 River View
IN The morning ard have the men folks rarct y11
there T. the evening Tie steamer Queen Anne
makes three trsps day % this r,pllar fzuily re-
SIT and every mp carries crowds of c1-nf1rtat-s
people Who know where % 60 % have sood time
ard COO Of River View Is one q the rirhcs-
points along the lower Potomac and cool b-pczes
always md their way under the i--p sha.ie tres
Then tor t-ere r1o-e real 1--we g---1--zl-e
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