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The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

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close here daily at $40 y. m. UP to June %. for
dispatch by steamer MaiDosa-
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
TEAMS WANTED.

WANTED-TEANs To HAUL BRICK APPLY
WEST BROS. BRICK CO. S1uthcud High.
NaE. q. ie2I-5t
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
APARTMENTS TO LET.

FOR RENT - FIVE EROOM-AND-BATH APART
mont IN splendid section of northwest convenient
% War Department: newly papersd: large closets.
rent lust reduced 90 so per month"; best apartment
in 1e city foy The rent asked
CHAS. S MUIR 4 co.
1903 y Y. ave. NV.
-ls. THE ONTARIO ROOMS. KITCHENETTE.
hath until sept 20 or longer: cool; southern ex-
To'ure Apply AZ elevator. ieZ3c5HB
HAVING BOUGHT A HOME. ] WILL RENT,
reduced. NY fiat overlooking fashionable 10th 81
NV. u. ID. GORDON. 5I5 llth st. NV Lawrence
Building ie,lq.
A VERY ATTRACTIVE fROOM APARTMENT
only sos available ar once but rent paid % July
b. Address BOX p. 7o6 llth ~ NV. je2l-gt
LARGE 5ROON APARTMENT TO SUBLET
with privilege u years lease. Apply az THE
PLYMOUTH. 1885 llth ST. NV. ie2l-3t
THE IOWA. APARTMENT H-SIX ROOMS:
BATH all open front: seventh floor. jeZ-7t
THE lROQUOIS. 1910 M-FURNISHED APART
mcnts with or without board sixth floor. myl-tf
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
RUG WEAVING.

SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS; RUGS WOVEN
from old carpets the only weaving factory Of its
kind in the city; carpet cleaning WASHINGTON
RUG CO. 93l 5th S. NV NJ. 4315 myl7-9)t
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
ROOMS FOR RENT.
FURNISHED.

Alis NW.-TWO ROOMS. sECoND-FLooR
front. near bath; light housekeeping; also single
rooms for gentlemen je259
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
NNfF CATUrDIVr
BIRDS, DOGS. RABBITS, &c.

BEAUTIFUL PARROTS. s. EACH: PARROT
and new cage s.; Hartz Mountain singing car,-
ries. s. each. BARCLAYS PET STORE. 2ls lO.h
81 NV. ;.77 g.
SCHNUD'S HOTEL FOR BIRDS; ROOMS. WITH
board. &c 70 SOC per week: also singing canaries
parro.s dogs rabbits. guinea pigs. and best rene
ules Tor Killing hens. ~ 18th 81. iee-H
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
DEFY COLD TO SHOOT.
Some Excellent Scores at Crescent
athletic Club Traps.
". ]. MALARKY.

with the Thermometer registering ~ degrees
above zero il required considerable pluck ana en-
dIrance on the part of the Crescent Athietc Ciup
grnners to face the keen north wind that swept
across the Parkway Driving Clubs track yester-
6av and shoot for the prizes offered. Not only
were the trigger fingers Of the dozen men VINO
affected bv the intense cold. In spite of this ap
parent handicap excellent scores were maze III All
of the seven matches contested
Twelve men entered in the regular weekly shoot
for the February Cup and G. G. Stephenson proved
to be the high man, with score OF 22 10 Il mace
by D. T. Ieahy. Three pairs contested Tor honors
In the team match, and close was the SNORING
that il resulted in tie between G A LOCKWOOD
and his partner l.. c. Hopkins, and w e. Damroh
and A. e Hendrckson, the totals being Al out OF
possible 80 In the shoot-off to decide the winning
team Lockwood and Hopkins scored A. capturing
the prize by point.
l., {. HOPKINS, with score of y. was high man
in the shoot for the stake trophy, in which eleven
others competed. and in the scratch contest in
which four faced the traps, F. B. Stephenson was
the winner with score of II out of a possible 10
Two l5-target trophy matches were won with fuI!
scores made by r. {. Williams and j. H Ernst,
respectiveIy. Williams and Leahy tied with full
scores and divided the prize in the first Of these
two matches
The Crescent gunners Will shoot against the Yale
men on March 13, their to Boston. where
they a compete against the Boston Athletic
Association the following day the Boston
team is to shoot here February 70.
he arje
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
HODGMlNS FULL SCORE.
Breohs Tscenty-fre Targets in the
WalI0dc CUp Contest.

The New York Athletic Club gunners were so
slow i'll arriving at Trayers Island yesterday
the weekly leg the monthly cup and or two
of the other events that first on the pro-
gFamne filed poorly. Later In the afternoon
GOOD field reported and several close ana inter
esting events decided
Six guns competed fer the February cup. II
1T fifty targets and the winner w j. Elins,
with string OF forty-seven blue rocks to his
credit. The weekly shoot for the Souer prize
brought the same field 70 the traps. Fred Pelham
was the winner with Mr.. Elias finishing second. IT
was az twenty five targets. and the winner missed
only of the little clay pigeons
Eleven guns shot for both the high score prize
and the Walsrode cup. A. Tilt the winner of
the former and Fred Hodgman took the leg
the Walsrode cup. Each event was at twenty-five
targets In the latter shoot Mr.. Hodgnlan did the
best work Of the afternoon Shooting from scratch.
he returned fun score of twenty-five targets
A. Tilt the winner Of the special handicap
event, and he also of the club trophy
shoots. In this event he WAS tied with A. w. Tilt
in the original shoot for the trophy The two Tilt
boys tied in of the other events The shoot-of
will not be decided until next Saturday. The lead
ing follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
ONE MORE FOR HARVARD
Dartmouth No Match for the Grim
son Hockey Players.
fEv Telegraph to The Tribune J

0arhridge Mass Feb. s-The Harvard hockey
team defeated the strong Dartmouth seven this
afternoon in the Stadium by score or lo 10 D.
The game was fast throughout. and the snoothe
of the Harvard accurate. In the mrs,
half Harvard scored will, and shot eight soais
TO Dartmouth's one but In the second nan Dait-
mouth came back strong and heid Har'aro oe""
n two nonts The PLAYING of Foote. OF Dart
mouth was excellent. and he was one OF the
brightest stars of the game scoring all three poihts
for his side.
The team play both sides was ragged at
times but Harvard completely outciassed the visit
org Individuality The passing weak, but the
shooting of Rumsey feature In some OF
the speedy dashes down the entire length OF the
rink Pell and Rumsey almost swept the Dartmouth
players from their feet.
The weather was very cold. and cutting wind
across the Stadium made the large crowd or spec
tators shiver Harvard has now won three games
and lost none in the intercollegiate championship
race and will probably be favorte for the decldinS
game with Yale in New York next Saturday
The Harvard and Yale freshmen also clasned III
the Stadium this afternoon Harvard winning by
score of 6 to l. in a clean but one-sided contest
The summary Of the varsity game follows
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
VCTeRY F0R WEST POINT FENCERS.
Defeat Pennsylvania Team-Capt Dickin-
cor, Of the Army, 70 Be Graduated Friday
rHz Telegram 90 The rr.t

fBy Telegraph 90 The rr.bunsl
West Point, ~. Y. Feb. Sin the frst match OF
.te season tho West Point fencing team defeated
the en;versty of Pennsylvania team here to-day
seven bouts two. With Dickinson this year.
capfets. who viii be graduating next Friday. gone
tne cadets in sort OF d crippled condition
Sears has been elected captain 10 take mis- mace
End sohlberg and cocroft have won places on the
: Scare Won his three bouts. cocroft and Sohlbe-e
each losing 10 Captain We.ceIl Il pennsylyanis
The Pennsylvania team composed OF Wendell
Tre-cni and Martin. The summaries follow:
First rounosears defeated Martin sohlberg
zresoI Wendell defesls coc-of1-
eecO1c Tcun3-Seas r.evoni:
fohl5erg. Gocroft defeated
ftard reand-Seafs So.t~rx I'd
Sarsla t,ocroft defeated
.t1dxss-G-- OGonnof.
A1nsshsr SID Benz@nbeEg New York TuTa-rersn-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
WHITE OWL MAKES GOOD MARK.
George Bechtel Brings 1t Down, Together
with Forty-six Clay Pigeons.

While the gunners of the Fox Hills Golf Club
gathered in their cosey clubhouse between
shoots yesterday. large white cwl hew over the
clubhouse and settled tree near the building
Seeing the bird plumns itself within shooting
distance of the clubhouse, George Bech,el flung
open the window of the clubhouse and blazed away
at the big white bird. Mr.. Bechtsls aim was true
and the owl knocked of the tree as dead ss the
proverbial door nail. The bird was picked UP and
given To Steward Smith with orders to have II
mounted and added to the decorations of the cafe.
Mr. pechtefs good shooting not confined TO
the killing OF the owl. however. In the February
cup at fifty targets, shooting from scratch. he hit
for,y-sx OF the hyins blue rocks. z. w Lem
beck was the winner of twenty-five target event
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
FIRST ICE YACHTING ON SHREWSBURY
Garrett Morford's Tyro Easy Winner In Aass
with the Atalanta.
fBy Tslesra,A 70 The rsleune


Red Bank ". j.. Feb. S-fhs r-sf raSe - -,
season OF the North Shrewsbury River Ice ~
Club was sailed to-day. Owing 70 the severe s..
only two of the boats stsrted-Garet1 Noiiu
Tyro and Newton porenus's Atalanta las - -
was sailed by her owner and the Atalanea pS -,
Byrd. The triangular course was gone eFe' -
times making a total distance o. ten niles
Windvard work was necessary on one leg OF 'He
triangle The Tyro. which is practically -
boat this winter had an easy victory fts' - -,
was Il minutes IS seconds, The race was foF sPs
prizes given by Cormodore Samuel W Stofie-"
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
SKATING IN ALL THE PARKS.

All three lakes in Central Park will DC ~
to skaters, as will also Van Cortlaadt FafA
Prospect Park IN Brooklyn. The sarse Ass
the nrst park open yesterday anu HU' - !,
Of skaters glided is smooth surface =,
expected that the ice will last Tor some time As =
Is seven inches chick now. Unless a ~afhh ~
sets In. the skaters viii be able 10 enjoy ths w.
Cor sevYal ~eeka
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
pAvoL HAS EYE FOR CLAY BIRDS.

Excellent were made by the gunners of
the Marine and Field Club yesterday. Five guns
reported, and Notwithstanding the cold each shot
at fifty targets in the race for the seasons prize
The winner proved to be ". III. Davoi. who hit
every ore of the flying blue rocks l. Snedicker
and C. NJ. Camp tied for second place with forty
nine targets apiece.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
ARMY FIVE WINS EASY GAME.
Massachusetts, Institute of Technology No
Match for Cadets on Baseball Court
IBv Telegraph to The Tribune

West Point n. Y, Feb. S-The West Point bas-
ketball team defeated the Massachuset Institute
of Technology FIVE by score OF SO to Il here to-
day. The game slow and rough. and q good
many fouls called. johnson started the
scoring by making a pretty shot from the middle
of the court. The half ended u to in the Armys
favor. In the second half the Technology boys
we're tired and did not cover their a
good in The first period. The. feature OF the
game was the shooting of Higiey and Devers.
The lineup follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
M I T.. BEATS THE ARMY.
Good Team Work Brings VictOry
for Tiisiting Hockey Players.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

West Point Feb S--The cadet hockey team
was defeated to-day by the Massachusetts In
stitute of Technology team by score OF goals
Ia / The Tech boys had better team work and
shot more accurately than the cadets Play con-
tnued ten minutes before either side scored Then
the visitors got puck near the West Point goal
and Gould shot through the posts The half ended
IN o in favor of Tech In the second half the
cadets braced and succeeded in getting the puck
down the rink and Eeavers shot pretty soai- The
lineup follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
BEATS TIGERS.
Princeton Drops to Lest Place in
Basketball League.
Try Telegranh 10 IRE Tribune.

Ithaca \. Y. Feb. Sin Il g.tIne marked by fouls
and rough play the Coz nell basketball de-
feated Princeton here tonight by score of IS to
q, The Tigers defeat due to poor team work.
A; the end Of the first half the u 10 L.
but in the secord period the game developed into
rough ard tumble contest Gardner and Hagen
buck received slight injuries, due 10 rough work
AS result of the game Princeton drops to last
place in the intercollegiate league.
The lineup follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

Goa.-For Yale. lterIon CD. Driscoh 90 Feis; for
Princeton. ~. Phillips Osborne Referce-H.
Iiornfeck Hockey club Assistant referee
r. Castemsn. New York Athletic CLUB C1pr.s-
Frank Ellison. Club. NJ Z. Keefs Hockey club
Time Of halvss-Twsnty minutes
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
hacxleY BEATS N. Y. U. FRESHMEN

The hockey team Of Hacklev School defeated the
Eew York University freshmen yesterday at Tarry
towr-on- Hudson by a of 10 TO l. The lineup
follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

Baskets-Crorsby Burd. Aver (4l. Chaperon
90. Thompson t2) Hagenbuck (2l. Clark, Halliday
r. Goodwin Fouis--Crosby N0). Burd tal. Clark
90. Hagenbuck tJl.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
4 NEW WASHINGTON PARK
Big Changes To Be Made az Brook-
I'm Stands and Clubhouse.

When the fans pour into the baseball grounds
at Washington Park in April they Will see many
big improvements which have been made since re
curtain was run down the season of 1eJl- Fres1-
dent Ebbetts signed contracts yesterday which call
FOR radical changes in the grandstand the bleach
ers the clubhouse and the general layout OF ths
ba asebau park. All these improvements viii have
been completed BY pril l. and when the stands are
decked cut in a fresh Of paint fandom VIII
hardly recognize old Wash ngton PARK
Stand No , on the FourtD avenue side. will be
entirely rernodeIled. with floors and seats and
proved structure. The 5e-cept stand the left Of
the gra ndstand. will have exit 50 that the
crowds can file out without delay. New floors
and SEATS will be put in the left field bieachers'
which will be renodeIled throughout In the back
of the field new stand. TO hold ABOUT
fifteen hundred persons. Will be 1uiIt- This VII
De the 2J.cent stand
The comfort OF the players has not been forgot
ten in the Improvements at the Washington Parx
grounds The new clubhouse Will be a feature *
the layout \ big louusing room- " by s. teet.
will be used by the home team In the home team
dressing room there will three shower baths. two
dozen lockers and rundown tables The quarters
for the visiting teams VIII be almost Identical e.
r Van Buskirk is the architect who has drawn 10
plans for the Washington Park improvements. ana
the contracting work will be done by j. J. Delaney
Except front OF the grant3scand. Jhree-foot
solid ferce St,rm0unted by q siX-foOt wi-e screen
will encircIe the playing teld. This viii ALLOW for
the proper accommodation Of the verAOw crowds
AID at the time prevent any diso-dery
scenes.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

(:oals-pv Rumsev 4: Newhan. .: Pel ?; Hicks. Ford.
E,oote 4 eferee-fsiselow. Umpire-MacMillan Timers
ISbor NJ Harvard. and Dedgway, of Dartmouth Time
twenty minute halves
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
Army t3p).

SuIuEiary: GoaIs-For The Army. EIting, Devers
t6D Hissy t5p Johnson t3I. Bear.isiae tal: for NJ l.
T. Cahill, Hargrsyes. Wentworth Parker
Goals ,ine--For the Army. HiEey i5): for
II. J. r.. Cahiii %. &AfAgAs-IAeutenADs stli~'sl
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

Tie Brooklyn players viii begin their spEHs
training Jacksonville. Fla. early next ~ H'h
Signed contracts have been returned by the NJ
jority Of last years team EBCker a1d BELL
pitchers and MaIoney. fielder. sent IN t"eiEs
yesterday. President EbbettS - rot having aAy
trouble worrying UnsatistiSd players 'id"-
ager Donovan will be hand il. fen days 70
take charge of The preliminary details I1ciIea'
the Southern "Trip
A letter received Yesterday by Pre@iieh'
Ebhetts from Doc Scanlou. the pitcher. Who =
wtntering in Syracuse He SAYS that his hea1'n
has been poor all winter. but that he - no" "e. ~
on tie road TO recovery and is gaining In weishs
and strength The veteran pitcher says ne WIZ
be in the city the end Of this rCnth and WI thsn
discuss his work the coming season
Lumley writes at his leg. which he broke =.
Pittsburg last year. il now strong rs ever a''
that he will be hand when the men s'sI'
wcfki3is
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

TROPHY SHOOTS TARGETS.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

800 = - '0t"i-' -''-' II ''o'''' 80 E
SHOOT OFF-SAME CONDITIONS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-16

MT. Ely has been a Councilman for over thirty years and was recently unanimousiy elected to serve In that body. beginning next May. No man ever held a greater share or the rove ana ronfdence of a community than he had here. Charitable in thought, act and deed, his was a superior char acter. being as pure as good wo- man. He was attentive to business all his life: was wise and sagacious. fru- gal and self-denying. always thinking first of his family and then or ms friends and then his community. New CT did self enter his mind.
 The city is grief-stricken beyond expression and feel that the place In our community made vacant by the death of Morris Ely win not soon be filled. With all his public spirit ne died A rich man. He was President of the Southern Grocery Company. but had practically retired from active bus Inass. He leaves to mourn his loss his ,r,ife and daughter, Mrs. Ella Ely Mayer and son, Mir. Tobe Ely, and sis tar Mra. Nose Rosenbusn, of Living ston. and a brother. F. NJ. Ely, in Germany. Hon. Louis Mayer read the Jewish burial services in an impress i've manner. The honorary pail bear era were: Messrs. A. Y. Sharpe. Geo. Michael. S. c. woolf, W. H.. welrh AIbert Sander. W. M. Tucker, Inc. e. Webb, and J. A. Henderson.
 The active pail bearers were: Messrs' B. McCart, H. W. Hayden, II. B. Pake. Morris Stern, J. B. Meriwetn- CT. Hufg McIos Dixon. B. E. Fillmore and Sol Elkarl.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-16
< Good Show This Week at Majestic. Don't Miss It.
MR. ELY's FUNERAL.
Services at DemopOIIs are Attended b.
 MA@

Services at DemopOlls are Attended by
 Th0usamds.
 Demopolis, Oct. 15.-(Specia1, )--The funeral of Hon. NJ. Ely took place this (Thursday) morning at II o'clock and was attended by more than thousand people. The cortege was over a mile long.
 The deceased was member of the Eiks. odd Fellows. Knights of Pythias and B'Nai B'Rith. all of these lodges attending his funeral in a body. The schools were all closed and the chil- dren attended the funeral in a body. The deceased was the treasurer of the school board and always gave of his time and money to the welfare of the schools. At the time of his death this noble and greatly beloved citizen was County Commissioner and the court was in session Wednesday in Linden, but adjourned out of respect to their honoEed. memhers who had made all arrangements to go to the county seat, Linden, to attend the Commigsioners' Court He had been so long in the public service, not for emoIument, but to satisfy the people. that the Mayor and Councilmen at tended his funeral in a body. He vas Mayor of this city for four years and served with signal success, but re- fused positively to serve longer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-16
Cured of Anemia,
 Gained 45 Pounds
Physicians Feared Consumption and Considered Case
 Hopeless.
Another Striking Example of the Value
 of the Tonic TreatmenS Tor Build .. ing up the Blood.

BloodIessness. or anaemia. Is usual ly betrayed by the pailor of the f-ce but, curiously enough, some people may have the disease nd retain rosy complexion.
 Shortness of breath and palpitatioh of the heart cfter the slightest exer- ton. headaches. general weakness ana disturbed digestion are marked symp- toms but the disease comes gradually and is liable to be well established before 1t is detected. There are many kinds af anaemia, most of them cura ble. When it occurs in young SITS 1t Is called chlorosis, or green sick ness. form of anaemia which IS mos p,n,. readily cured by Dr. Williams Plnk Pills, a blood making tonic that is useful in all forms of the disease What this remedy has accomplisheo Tn even the most stubborn cases IS snown by this account.
 Mrs, w. B. Goodrich, of No. 560 Ter race street. Meadville. Pa. whose nus band is an engineer on the Ere ra,.- san road, after being given up by her doc tors as incurable, tried Dr. Williams Pink Pills and was restored to health' She says:
 'I was under tl care of two doc tors for about year ard hall TOT anaemia and received no benent' bo,n gave me up. saying that 1t was oniy a mAIIGIl OI IlIno pc1OIG as my condition would lead to con sumption. I read about pr. Williams Pink Pills in a paper and decided to try hem as a last resort was then so weak that I couldn't walk nlock without resting and upon uhe least ex- ertion or upon going up stairs my heart would beat so fast that 1t would seem to come up in my throat. l had no appetite and food would lie In my Hxv face were as white as chalk ana l weighed only 12o pounds. had no strength or ambition. was hysterieal. wanted to be alone and cried at the least little excitement. I was extreme ly nervous and my limbs would cramp and givo me pain at night or when ever I would lie down. could eat only the lightest foods.
 T began to feel better after taking the pills e while and continued until had taken seevral boxes I was cured by their use and today I am well woman, weighing 166 pounds and can walk any distance without trou- ble."
 For all anaemio states. that Is, in all caees of weakness caused by lack of blood. and for all diseases spring ing from a perverted condition of the blood, Dr. Williams Pink Pills arc the
 
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 Send today for copy of our ''Dis- eases of the Blood" It gives further information about anaemia and Is free upon request. pr. Williams Pink Pills are for sale by all druggists. or will be sent, postpaid. upon lecsipt of price, 50 cents per box; six boxes for 92.5o, by the pr. Williams Medicine Company. Schenectady. N. Y.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-16
IS FATALLY BURNED
GAS STOVE ExPL0DEs WITH SE-
 RIOUS RESULTS.
Negro Woman is Victim of Peculiar Accident While Lighting Gas Stove at Home of
 Wfll Teague.

While lighting a gas stove Thursday night at the home of Will Teague at 41 Holcombe Street. Jane Thornton, negro nurse. caused an explosion. the flames spreading to her clothing and setting fire to the room. She sus- tained burns which, a physician. i'm mediately summoned on the discovery of theaccident, stated she could not be expected to survive.
 The accident occurred last night about 7:30 o'clock when the negroes in attempting to light the gas stove upset 1t causing a loud explosion, and spreading fire in every direction. Her clothing was immediately ignited. as was the room in which the stove Is located.
 Being attracted by the noise of the explosion and the screams of the burn ing negress. Will Teague rushed up stairs to find the woman and the room in flames Giving aid to the woman, her clothing was soon extin- guished, while an alarm was sent by telephone to the fire department head quarters
 Dr. W. T. Kennedy. living across the street. was summoned also by tel phone. Upon examination he pronounc- ed the negress so badly burned that there could be little hope for reeov- cry. It was seen that clothing in many places had been totally burned from the body, and that the flesh was hang ing by shreds. The ambulance from St. Margaret's hospital was summon ed. that the negress might be given the benefit of its modern facilities. Be- fore it's arrival, however. pr. Kennedy made the woman as comfortable as possible under the circumstances.
 At late hour last night authorities at the hospital stated that the woman was resting as comfortably as could be expected, but would express no opinion as to her ultimate recovery.
 Jane Thornton was employed by William Teague as a nurse for his baby, and was about through with her duties for the day when the acci- dent took place.
 The Fire Department on its arrival at the scene had little trouble in put ting out the fire in the room. The damage to the residence is slight.