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The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
EXCELLENT CARD At DETROIT
Dewitt Wins Feature Event, but
Driver Is Fined.
Average of Time for Full Three
Races shade slower Than
2sOz-A New Record.

Detroit. Mich. July 51--Every one Of
the three races on the card At the De
tr1it Grand Circuit meeting to-day was
raced oat TO tEe ll-ait of the heats set
IN the conditions tie result being a total
of fourteen heats. racing continuing uu-
III p n
A new record on an average Of time for
the FUN three races YVES established. the
heat winners in the three events averag-
ing but O. shade slower than z.eI. Not a
heat was turned in slower than 2-l1. and
the competition was exceedingly siren
u1us-
Dewirt won the 2II t-ottIuE stake
the feature OF the days card-by taking
the third and fourth heats Andrews.
driver af Dewitt was faed $50 for lay
iuz up the first TWO heats. May Earl
ruled fav1rite il the pools sold on the
event on the basis of her alleged z-.5 mile
III Lexington she was a complete dis
appointment however
Blackjack. the favorire IN -he fast pace.
suffered a similar fate. This race went
10 Baron Grat-Gu. which won the final
heat from Gallagher and John A. the
other heat winners d. tie event. sEperbly
driven by Murphy
After Fred T. had won the first two
heats of the 2-I- pace De tired. and Leone,
tie original favo-lre. took the next three
without much trouble.
The weather was perfect and the track
exceedingly fast The racing is scheduled
% conclude tomorrow.
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WOMAN OUTHITS The KAISER
Dance Hall Singer Weds Prince
Despite His Opposition.
Announcement of Her Marriage TO
Prussfan EOyaIISt Year Ago
1Iade in Berlin.

Berlin, july 51-TEe Kaiser has been
tlwa-ted ia his attempt To- prevent the
marriage Of Prince Joachim Al1reclt or
Prussia and Marie SgIzer. the notorious
dauce-hau woman. the cJurtsElp Of which
has scaldaEzed the German court for
tire last two years. News OF tho mar
mage OF the couple on august y last year
became pHti.r to-day after every attempt
had been made 90 Keep IL secret
10 was nearly year ago thar the SUI
ze- woman who was the baroness Lie1-
eluurE. secured q divorce from the bzro-.
20 whom she pad $3.50 % marry her. So
that she might acquire q title and be
eligible 20 marry Prince Joachim Al
5-ecat
The baron. an i-pe1urtoGs Austrian.
was paid $3.50 aU the time uf-hls mar
rilge and was 90 receive the remainder
upon the granting OF the divorce --rougG
failure 20 pay one Of the L1s-a--a-ea-s.
the baron held Up the divorce proceed
iu-s-
When the princes mad taratuari1a for a
woman Cf such low rank became the talk
OF Germany. the Kaiser ba1isled him
20 Africa. thinking that re would come
70 his senses in short time. The baron
ess was also ordered 20 leave Berlin by
the police. she took up her residence II
Paris
The moment the baroness matrimonial
tangle was Strengthened out the prince
appeared on the scene aEain. and despite
all the warnings Of his friends and the
threats OF ba1isEmeut from Austria. he
Joined the baroness. and the JwO were
married IN Zurich.
The prince iltiUates that he VIII hence
forth live IN America
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ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

CAPT FRANK Z LANG. second Iafaut-r. Is
granted leave Of abssucs fc- two months
Capt ARCHIBALD A CAEANTSS Tuertg-fl.--rh
Infantry IS sraated leave OF absence fCr Cue
north
Capt MARK WHEELER. Sixteenth Iufautu Is
granted leave Cf shsence for one uanta-
At the request q Mai FRANCIS z. FREMONT
Fifth Infantry. 4 O1Urt-u-ar-isl of inquiry l.
APPOINTED 20 meet az such a place 81 C-ba as
may Be Designated hy cumna-disE general A-r-f
Of Cuban PaclfcaIi-u. st % a. IA. August - "
as so0I thereafter as I-acricabie. 20 Investigate
and report its opinion upon the question a. %
whetEer not injustice was done AIs-. PRE-
MONT and his e1cieucy as pcst Cu1lnznCer AZ
fected-
The following changes IN stations and duties Of or
Gers q medical corps are ordered
F5rst LieIts ARTHUR y TASKER. CALVIN D.
COWLES. Jr-. ard GARFIELD J.. MCKINNEY
are relieved froz duty with Company G. Hospital
Corps Washington Barracks. D. c. and VII
proceed % sen Francisco. Cal. and SAL from
that place on O. about September 5 f7r PLili--
pine Islands
CAPT ERNEST B. GOSE. Tventy-s1-lr-h Iufa-t-y.
is relieved from treatment at Amy and NGvv
General Hospital HoJ Srrirgs ARK. and VII
retoin his proper station
Mai FRANK J. HERMAN. general SAT. VII pro
ceed TO Fort Riley. kans ard report 70 Brig
Gen JOHN B. KERR. [. 5 A. far assignment
10 duty as chef of sta1 at camp Of Instruction
at Fort Riley.
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Marine Corps.

JaIy E7-C,-- G. Z. LAUCHHEINER. adr1.art and
inspector. T. $. NJ c. --1ntei leave OF absence
f-- one u1u-I from july D First L5euts r
W ROBARDS. g. " SIBLEN- J. p TRACY
ard r D. SOUTH clslldel for Promotion 90 the
next higher zrade- Cart r HOLCO5TK II
when discharged from L. : Naval Medical School
Hospital Washington. d c. u-oceed 20 Camp
Pe-y- ono. Tor duty ul,h L. 5 Marine Gems
rife team.
july 9-Cart T. 4 DELANO. granted three
m-atas SICK leave lTou date q sCCsptancc. MAJ
J. r. ri SSEILs 20 NsU York. y y f1r rrs-
Ve1,lre treatment hydrouhotda-. second Lieut.
E W BJChLEY- qualified for prCm5,i1n 20
the ucyt higher grade
July -5-Fus- Lieut.. W Il. FEITCHETT. detached
marine lar-aeAs- Nssi.lus;au. n C. 20 Ha-
vana. Cuta. for duty with the F1rst Provisional
ReEimsrt- T. : N1riues
July E-Capt. f, E WEST, detached headqaar-
ters. L s v. G.. from and i1clgding July y.
las First Lieut. ". r. PRTTCHETT. quail
fed f- promotion 10 the next higher ETade.
FIRST LisuL T " CLINTON, upon arrival a.
Washi1sTez- p. C., proceed 70 Norfolk. Va. and
resume duties
July ss-sIai P. II DANDON. detailed member
general c51-e-1ar-ia1. nav yard. Philadelrhia-
Pa Capt- J. c. MUIR. retired. proceed Wash
inztcn. T. e. July % Ee. Temporary duty
Consultation 11ise advocate seue-al. L. 5 Navy
First Lieut. T. r CHENEY. T5Dceed Washing
. ine4ar D. g August > Is0s. s1ecial tenpo-a-v
duty Observer T. 5 Army tests Of aeT0planes and
di7igibles- Lieut. Col C. !. McCAWLEY. act
in- euarte=ras-er. granted leave Of absencs frou.
August g. 1905
July 29-second Lieut. L. TUCKER. detached head
1rarters. {. : NJ C.. 20 marine har-acks. Wash
saF-or y. c. Maj- J. H RUSSELL. upon ar
rival Ncu York. y. Y proceed arst train 70
Washington. d c. report at L. ; Naval Medi-
cal sclo1I Hospiral for treatment Second Lieut
2 DURTEAR II qualified for rrumotior %
uext higher E-gGs- First Lieut. J. a HUGHES.
qualified for Promotion 90 next higher Erade
cart A. J. MATTHEWS detailed as Iudge sd-
voca-e Ct ssne-ai co'rt naTtial, Hayy yarc. alaEs
Island Cal
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Noman-s Long swim.

Boston. July 51-AunetJe Keuerman. OF
Australia. who claims the woman-s swim
ming championship Of the world, swan a
distance estimated at ten and One-half
miles in SIX hours and twenty minutes in
Boston EIareor to-day Miss KeIIerrnan
started from the CEarlesJoWn Bridge at
20 for the swim 10 Boston Light. about
twelve miles from the starting point
When she reached within half a mile
OF the light the tide. which had been
against her for five miles and with IN
usually swift current. prevented further
progress on the part Of the swimmer.
although she vas stIh strong and eager
70 finish. She left TIE water at rs .. m.
and declared she experienced no III effects
from her long swim
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KETCHELL IS THE FAvORITE.
Quoted IT ? 10 1 for His Fight with
Hugo Kelly.

san Francisco, July S2-StanIey Ket-
cheI and Hugo Kelly. who VIII meet in a
tWeury-roUnd boxing contest at the Coli
scum here tomorrow night, have finished
their period OF training and are now in
condition The battle carries with It the
uiGdle-veight championship kGtCLeI.
the holder, having won by his recent de-
feat Of Papke. il Milwaukee The men
viii weigh in az P Ll-, and must not
exceed -5S pounds
Jack Welsh. who will referee she fight
visited the fighters at their respective
camps Yesterday and officially INSTRUCTED
them in regard TO the fighting rules. In
terest - the contest IS keen. and there
was a tremendous rush TO purchase seats
when the seats were placed on sale yes
terdav. Betting favCrs Ketcheu at . 10 J.
and these figures VIII probably be the
same when the men enter The ring Eet-
cheI. through his manager. is reported TO
have placed heavy wager on himself.
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FORT ERIE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Flvz t-r-a1ss- T. r. Gr=z-. Ii
CEicksl. 20 J. Ul1. Mss Crlre-Iz1 -l5 rTr11-sr1.
% L. sac7-l- High Hat -f .r.1---z. = % T.
third Tine. ll--5 lral=ir-'. Catherine Card
vel Woodlands E-sz- C--ar1I LADY. Ben Hove.
Lsdr Ruby P----a-5zr- Laare- 2l--sr. Ge-----za5cr
GI1riJe. and Lr-Fi ,I-i- also ra-
SECOND EAtE-Elra and n-a-llf t--1r--=
Jolly l55 Alar-lu. 81 20 g. 7za- Eizaha-l fla-r1rl
I1e Powers. ta J. second. Gla5rs L-~-as. LIS
LN-uler.. j 20 r. fL5-L Time. -1- e- EraaEs5E5.
CIamhsla- and E-lr-r-- William also -a--
THIRD EACE-FiTe ana r-a-1lIf 5-r----s- Bit
ter Sir. llj lF1Ts1. 20 D v-l- C-l-La %
Cferzeu'. % g. z-1.-E- Lady Ca-zaae s. .uev-
sri-hl. 90 J. .Ll-l- T--a- ---5. Ol-zu-1 Slater
Lady. E-llv. Shiny r. S-aEe Many and B----l
also
FOURTH RACE-01- ana o-szlz-1ar-l miles.
John Carroll. IDS Powers. Il 20 3. wong Polly Prin.
~ iWals-.. j. Cd 3, =a---l- Minnie Adams L-J
Buns % l. third TIM --lE Three --r--a--
TTFTH ElACE-~lz trl--.-z5. Senator Es--a-- Us
Powers. % s. U1l- Niz-- AI-5-. los lIlulzrI
: 10 l. second Honest III AI1r-ir.- 8 % D. third
TINE 1l- 55. AIis- Nia-i-Els. Hostile HvrH--. Lex
ir---u Lady. and &1lie N1urruse also nan
SIXTH EACE-O-e and cue-zi-5-l miles Screens
100 1IsrJi-'- 20 s. wen Qaa-zl. III Powers :
% /. second Fanev Bird. --6 .B-r-z.. % % J.
third. Tine, -53 Is. C5151n and Pr-ra1ia also
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JEFFRIEs QUITS THE RING.
Former Champion Refuses 30 Ref
eree AtteII-Noran FiRht.

Jim Jeffrics is through with the fight
ing game forever He made this an
nouncement last night at Los Angeles.
Cal. and showed he was sincere in his
declaration by sending a telegram TO
Fight Promoter Jimmy Cohroth. Of San
Francisco. informing him that he would
not. under any circumstances. referee the
feather-weighr championship 1Eht be
tween Abe AtteH and Owen Moran. which
IS to be decided at CoRroth's club. at
COlma. Cal. on Labor Day afternoon. Al
though all his friends have been plead
ing witn "Jeff' 70 change his mind and
continue retereeing fights. he refused 70
listen TO their plead!ugs. and informed
them that he was through refereeinC
fights, and also with the game.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
HIT BY TRAIN: DIES.
Sew Jersey Girl One Of Party struck
by Locomotive

Long Branch, y. J.. July 50.-Aa acci-
dent. resulting in the death Of Miss Julia
Estelle Drukke-. daughter OF Mrs. He1rv
Drukker, Of New York. and serious in
jUries 10 Mrs Julia Mannheim and her
sister. Miss Ruth Rouse. occurred at the
North Crossing tonight
a New Jersey Central local north
bound. struck q surrey wagon containing
the party. wreCking the vehicle Miss
DTukkeT was killed outright. Mrs. Man
helm and sister were removed 10 the
Monmouth Memorial Hospital at LonE
Branch Miss Marie Drukker. sister Of
the dead girl who was in the party. es-
capped uninjUred.
The horse attached 10 the wagon ran
away and dashed across the tracks III
front OF the locomotive.
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NC VIOLATIONS FOUND.
sherif's Officials Keep Watch on
Saratoga Track.

Saratoga y y. July s1-A dozen
Saratoga County deputy sEe-iGs had the
time Of their lives to-day AZ the race
track.
Under charge oc Sheriff Bradley they
came into town from Greenfield. Coriarh.
Green Sprine- and other ca1ters Of the
rural population os the county and care
fully watched the crowds AT the first
days meeting on the lookout for any
violation Of The antl-bet-Lng law They
Old not find any violations
The sheriff and his deputies viii be at
tie track every day Of the meeting
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
MAY IIPEACH CABINET.
Former Ministry in Portugal blamed
for King Carlos Assassinatfon.

Lisbon. Portugal July 3l--In the Cham
Der Of Deputies to-day the bill introduced
two days ago by Deputy Costa. one of
the Republican leaders. demanding the
arrest and Impeachment OF the members
Of the France Cabinet passed its second
reading.
Senor Costa charged these ministers
with being responsible for the assassin
tion last February Of King Carlos and
the crown prince Of Portugal
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
sUNDAY-sCHOOL LEAGUE.
ninth Defeats Bethany in an Exhi-
bition Contest by 10 TO =.
STANDING OF TIE TEAMS
40 same zzaez1-sl s-- to-day

The Bethany nine was defeated yester-
day i1 an exhibition game by Ninth.
S-uCkart. on the rubber for the Ninth
St-ezte-s. pitched s00d ball allowing bu-
1ve scattered hits while he famed tve-
Davis, ia The box for the losers. was
touched up for eight safeties- He was
Wild and issued six passes
STuo-1ske captured the batting honors
cf the day. connecting Tor a home ru1.
double. and single. a running catch
L. -------- ~ IL --------- ------
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ElreI rr-E. & q. Firsf lac b errors-
Coach Yard 3 2 & o. l. Lefr On bas-s-Coach
lard =. i. Z, o.. @ First bzze Oh balls-OG Nc
Donald. D. ef EHi-LrCl. 8 Struck OGr-By Nc
Donald. g. by kui-lJdu. j. TEo-tazo EIr-Healey.
Sacrifice hits-t5all9lar HIugg Hughes stolen
rz-a--51Ilehcr. HeaIev. Harca. Carr p. Digs
EUley sullivan CaloU. Watson Anderson Double
-lav5-Glllcler % Cau % HUusy; kuightcu 20 Carr
90 HG-usv His by I~-cher-Hv kuiShton. 3 D. Nc
Bcuald j. Wild p5-cl-E-i-l-1l- Passed balls
Gauaaer. Anderson Umri-e-5Ir. Flynn. Time Of
gane-l Eogr and s. minutes.
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OUR NEW JAPAN TREATY.
Trade Mark and Copyright Ap.
proved by Ministry.

Tokyo. July 3o--The trademark and
copyright treaty between the United
States and Japan was approved by the
privy council to-day and will be presented
to the Emperor for ratification
The delay in the approval Of the treaty
was owing to the recent change Of min
istTy.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Imperial baseball team beat the Braddooks
g 20 yesterday Tae Iupers.s would ike TO
arrzuEe saues with teams averaging fourteen years
address L. farr. summit areune and Qus--y rad
The Pst~arth Athletic Clab w5aId like % ar
Tanr5ou. Iro1Eiand Seconds. ard Erz-lrvooyI pre-
fs--s Liuc-uP- 7. Nav1e second base y
Tae.-sey zlrrrs-op- Le Duc- th5rl base 1lcI1rire
---rEtr- Parker. frst bsss- Clayton. Garrett and
C. Msyne. pitchers l-gnea- Jones. Eazsau. aud J.
T.nnsey. fe-dlrs address L. >. Jones, IS
Vs-laz street northwest
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NnNE OrGera

Lieut.. Commander " Y PRATT. 20 the St Louis
as executive oficer-
Assistant Surgeon c. B. CROW. 20 duty AZ United
States Naval Hospital NorfoIk Va
Assistant Surgeon A L CLIFTON 70 duty AZ
United States Naval HosritaI. Phil1deIrhia Pa
Assistant Surgeon J R. PHELPS 70 duty az United
states Naval Hospital Boston. Mas
Passed Assistant Paymastcr F. A. MCMILLAN %
duty as general st0Tekeeper ard ~ O-cer al
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COUNTRY BOARD.

azvaI training station. san Francisco. Cal. Az
E- e
Assistant Faruas-er g. A HEL0ICKS. settle ac-
counts and wait orders.
Warrant 3Iachinist r. J. SCHLOSnNG. 70 naval
t-ruclo station NeFT---- r Z
PayI1as-sr's CleFk g A GIBBONS. appointment as
rayulster's clerk n navy. duty naval training
ssauiou. san Fsau-=-o. Cal, revoked
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MOYER REELECTED.
President of Western Federation of
Miners Again Named.

Denver. Col. July S0.-Charles H
Meyer was yesterday reelected president
Of the Western Federation OF Miners
Ernest Mills, Of Greenwood, B. C, was
elected secretary-treasurer-
\ resolution was adopted extending aid
20 George \ Pettibone. one OF the three
men taken to idaho under the charge of
conspiracy 10 murder Gov. Steunenberg.
and who is dangerously III at his home in
this CITY
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Atten Awarded Decision.

Sand Point, Idaho, July 30-Abe Attell
was awarded a decision over Eddie Ma
rino at the end of a ten-round battle
last night Mari1O was Outclassed- and
was given a hard pummeIing. being
saved in the third round by the gong.
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E-T19a rI---HaI-- 3 = = 5 Co !. Flrst
base I- crr1--HaLu. J. y z s Co. 3 I.afs on
tazs=-Efah-- = X T. s. Co. g. FIRST base On
b---s-OE D-aeszr. I. n Dyzr .; - Reicfard.
Innings pi-clsd-II~ SIl-es g. lv EoreIsHzrzer 49,
hy Drllza-. ?. Is C0aa. 25. By Dyer. 9 ty
Ee.-ia-5 g. Hits u1de-Of Dy5r. S. OF ReicharI
.: -1 Sratas Il; or RlE5.sts---r. i. Of DraeEz- J.
~--5-k aur-By Sratas- B. By BTaer5r. g. b- D-er
ly Beieaa-i, = Home r-l1-iIzraii-oa- Twc-5ase
li-s-IfTEsu. Ee.-lEr6- Sacrifice hir-keys Stolen
basez-Draczgr 49,. E0EeisHerve- Sr0tes Dauchue
CHauin. D1er. Hit by uitcler-By EoErlsbc-ger. L
Wild Ts-ra-~-a-c=. Passed bsII--Y ogsI.tcrZer
COIN. Goodu4n- Uupire-Hr. Filnesau. Tine q
E.Ee-l aaar I'D p minutes
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Earned -s-s-Nl---- e Frt t1s- 1y e-r---
N-a-l- 4 L=-- -Ni-tl- r bethany. G. Fs-=-
base -- hl.---o1 ~-u-Ez-t O. or Davis. g. S----z
r1--Bv >-geze--. .. hr Davis. g. Hone -------
1..aa-e T75-Hlze ll.s-Eugl-9- .1.. Sgr--a-zzlz
f-=-z- Bg1-i7 Sa-t-e ti-s-HEu-s- Kerr
--T-a tls15-b-sL-1 -g-I-u1eElr- DAVIS 70. T. I.-s
ST. T. Russ D-lll- rlzy-Hau5s % Eal-l- I'm
ll-s-A--. E-sLss. Tine o. s4le-I L5s- and 81
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Cruising Launches 10 Race.

A race for cruising launches has been
arranged By The kismet Council OF the
Royal Arcanun for August Il The start
VIII be made from the foot OF Seventh
street al p m, and the finish viII be IL
Marshall Han
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'o-lay's rame-Coaoa Yard vs. shogmeu.

3. & o. took an interesting game from
Coach Yard yesterday by S 70 .
Coach Yard made several ascensions.
which were responsible for its downfall.
KEighton. pitching for the winners, held
L.-..- ~ q. ~. III Sc.-n.
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RADIUM WINS AGAIN.

tothschlIu Horse IaIles tFoOdWO0d
Cup for Three-year-oIds.
London. july s7-Tlc race for The Good
wood Cup. with 5000 added. for three
year-oIds and upward two miles and q
half, was r1n at Goodvood today. and
was won by Leopold de R9thscaua-s Ra-
diun- W II G. Singers Torpoiur vves
second. W. r. Wyudlam-s The vEi,s
knight was third.
The betting was Il 70 against Radium.
10 I agaIusJ T0rDolur. and 10 6 on
The White knight. SIX horses ran.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Electricians Defeat Hahn Team,
Aided by Losers Errors.
sTANDING o. IHE IEAlIs-

G4-l-N-f--N'H .- AAL ALLA--
WI. Pc W Pct
y E. : Co.. . 81 Murray CO.. -
H. | Sons Sous 81 55.asszs=ss..... 5 : ss.... :
I1-dzT-s rzme-E. J. Murphy Company rs. g. z.
q -vzr[ CSUr1r-. az Eighth street. and F-l-i-a ave
--s Ea--s-s.- 40 $50
IN a game -sT-et5 with errors and slug
E-uE- the NatoraI Electric supply Com
pany had aA easy tine defeating the
William Hahn E Co team yesterday.
Dyer started in the box for the Elec-
rricians. but was relieved by Reichard.
who allowed but two hits and famed
seven
Spa-es started in on the rubber for the
Shoe Merchants. and after ten runs and
the same number OF hits had been made
OF Eim in three innings he was relieved
by Vogelsberger. Who gave each OF the
i1deIders q turn az rwi-lIng-
The batting Of D-E1elIy and & running
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While you think OF It. telephone yolr
Want Ad- TO The Washington Herald. and
bali VIII be sent sou At ! cent = word.
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Saratoga. y Y. July S1.-John T. Mad
6en added another valuable rwo-year-0Id
stake 10 his already long list when his
colt Edward was victorious in The Flash,
run as the feature Of the opening days
card here tals afternoon.
Madden was weu favored by good luck
however. for a ragged start killed what
ever chances James r. Eeeae's Turncoat
may have had TurncoaC was practically
left at the post He ruled an equal IA
vorite with Edward
Strike out rushed out in front at ter
Tihc speed and opened up a commanding
lead For half a mile Edward and Bon
HOmme chased him. apparently In vain
Then Bon Houue blew up and Edward
began 10 overhaul Strike Out who quit
as II he had broken a leg This enabled
Edward 90 forge 20 the front but as he
nea-ed the wire Sailing had 10 put him
under q hard drive 20 win by half a
length from TorbeUino-
The once famous Saratoga Handicap.
which IS TO longer q $1,000 race, but
has been reduced 90 a paltry $3.50 affair.
was easily won by 1I7u-fo-t- Danuscara
cut out fast pace for nearly three
quarters Of a mile, where she began 90
weaken. then lI1n-fort shot 10 the front,
and won in d-e style, 10y three lengths
Flr West got tie place uy nose
James r heeue uncovered a good Two
year-o.d COLI il Hilarious. The y0g1Esrsr
made All the pace. and won -n "a s4Iop-
There was The biggest kind OF an upset
IN the opening event. when Woolcrat-. a
25-ro-1 shot finished in front Jacobita.
with NoEter Up. made Lis run q tribe zoo
late n The stretch
The steep-ecaase was practically "a
valE-over fer Canvas
Three fav1riezs won. and shilling rode
two winners.
The track --a- fast
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MADDEN HORSE WINS
Edward Captures Saratoga
Feature by HalfLength.
TURNCOAT LEFT AT THE POST

Strike Out Rushes out in Front at
Terrific Pace, but Quits As Though
He Had "A Broken LeS-SaratOsa
Handicap Now $500 Affair
Twenty-tO-one shot Captures First.
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The Summaries.

FIRST RACE--z 5--au--- yy-7a-af-. s.
fSECr-.. q -r D z-l- E---.i-a I'D N----- -1 u.
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The BLACK HAND
IS DOOMED TO GO
No More SOiled Fingers in
Lunch Rooms.
OFFICER HAS SAID so

Walters 20 BE watched and Put In
der Penalty If Found TO Be UncIean
in Earnest and TO Stay, Declares
Health OFFICER woodward.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
GREAT FALLS PARK.

Free Dancing. CaIdvveII's Orchestra.
SPECIAL.
Friday. July 31-Excu-sion c. 2. and O.
D r 2. Mutual Relief Association
Monday. August 5-Prize Walk. SO.
Professionals barred.
Take ears S5th and N streets northwest
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31

T1-lzT-s Esur-E- j. Murphy Company rs. o.. z
z ward CSUr1u-. 40 E----L street. and Florida ave
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
IN THE WORLD OF SPORT
R. R. Y. N. C. 4. LEAGUE.
b. q o. Takes Interesting Game from
Coach Yard Team.

~ OF THE TEANls.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
kENSINGTON

Cars frou 18th ST. and y I. ave- every Is Minutes
until 6-I5 y ~ Later from l1lp- C5-ue-- With
hsn-5nesaa Lane at Chew Chase Like Co-4-r-
auces IRON kcrSingr7r 20 points IN sandy Su-i-E
-s,-f -,--.-,5 furnished Al Ssa~5F yy771.---. -
ARLINGTON. .sORT MYER. FALLS CHURCH
CLARENDON. BALLSTON. DUNSLORING
VIENNA. OAkTON. AND FAIRFAX COURT
HOUSE. Frequent cars from Mount Veraor sta-
tiou l2th street and Peszusylva1ia avenue i-ubsas
Main s5i sEd from south end Aqueducs B-si-s
CphoDe West 49, Historic sut-Tbs. Fira-iue
ground Of the Civil Wal See Colonial Records ard
last viii q George Wsshinstou a. Fairfax Caurr
House. Ask for tickets va Pals Church Linz
Take red cars El9-d