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The Washington times., 1908-06-07

the bigger they are the harder they
fan d"
Joe Cans is confident that Packry
Mcfarland is the next man lie will
have 10 fight for the lightweight cham
uonship, that is, after he has dis
posed of his old enemy. Battling Mel
son. on July (. ii may be said in pass
ing that Cans has no doubt OF his abil-
ity 10 turn the trick with tile Dane.
He said I'm Chicago the other day- III
looks 10 me as If Mcfarland and 1 will
have TO hook up before long. and there
is a swell fall fete out on the coast.
and now is The time 10 gel ready.
Perhaps Packy VIII not want TO meet
me that soon, but I can assure him
that my fighting days are numbered
and he had better take the chance
right now. Somebody may beat PacIzy
to 1t and Vhi'' me-" and Cans smiled.
Nelson and 1 are booked uE sure
enough for July and VIII box forty
i've rounds in Jim ConrOth's arena. II
will be an afternoon fight. I won the
discussion over the weight, and We will
make l33 pounds stripped. But there
VIII be winners end and a losers
end. I viii not insist on hogging the
money, although I could easily have
done so.
Certainly I expect to get revenge
over Nelson this tire. III beat him
sure, but this talk about my knocking
him out in fifteen rounds or SC is NOT
10 my liking. Nelson is one Of the
toughest men il the business, .and if 7
should hurl hand would have trou-
Die with MIN.
But Nelson has been beaten three
times, twice by Britt and once by I-us
holz. and should not De so hard for mo
at this time. I have seen his recent
nights, and they we've not good ones
Indeed, Attell had him groggy AT one
stage Of their battle"
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IWo-base hits - Vaughn. Clifford
Ihree-Dase HIT Jones. First base on
balls-On Clark, g: off Van Week J.
Struck out-By Clark, Z; by Van Week,
l. Umpire-Emslie
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TIGERS EASY. MEAT
FOR THE PILGRIMS
CONTINUED from Second Page)

ternoon. winning by to ,. Joss was
batted out of the box.
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DOLPHINS WIN

Playing at Fort Myer, Va. the L. 8
5. Dolphin nine trimmed Fort Myer
by 10 ?
The score:
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can fix things up, and fight Gunner
Moir at the National Club. We are try
ing 70 get it for twenty rounds. and Il
It goes on ali right. I'll clean up a
barrel He's big fellow. weighing 1919
pounds. but you know the old saying.
the bigger they are the harder they
fan %
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INDEPENDENCE GAME
A SNAP FOR ADVENT
Beats NJ. S. G IL to 6 in Contest
Marked by Many Errors
and Hits
and Hits.
STANDING OF TEAMS.

MONDAY gane-GuTl6y VS.. Pension
ONCE, at McDevitt's. Second ana Rhode
Island avenue northeast, $40 p. m.
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Yale ,..,,~.,...., 0 > %
The Washington times., 1908-12-25
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. r.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour On the ODD Rou-~
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST, NEW TORE
S7-Oo a m--Diaer. Pullman PaFlor
q 90 g. m---CbservatiOn Parlor. 5-hour -rgg,
900 g. m-Dtner and Pullman Parlcr Car.
~ 30 a ua-DI1e- and Pullman PsrIor .
800 D rn--Dinsr and Pullman ParIor g..
400 , m--'ROyal Limited" All PuIImanS
Fivs-hOur-
N-ne u m.-Coachss to PhilA6elphtS
Is 90 D. rn.-Djasr and Pullman Parior
800 D m--Coaches 70 PhiladsIp phia
sIs:IS n T.-S!espers TO New York
sa:S2 - m--SleePe-s 70 Philadelphia aBs
ATLANTIC CITY. f5sOo. 's.Oo. tuoo
t1.Oo. 900 p N ,,
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
CTeek DAYS 100 q N 70 ID
s3.sa Is 90. ts:s0 'T:O0. '7:2O tS.0e ss5S .o.o.
80 us t2:C0. '3.e. fS.26. $50 ft:S il:os
+1-SS IS 90 f5.0S $50. II 90 Is 30 f7.oo t
80 SO siS:Oo. 'ls:Ss. 'u:eo '12:ls \. ~ i@'O0
CHICAGO -.-Zz $50 p m
CINCIScs All. st. LOUIS. AND lima
PITTsBURG. $40 q N. 'I.2z '9:iS q n 81 :
Z lc1IsEVEI,LND, ~ 1i-siD s9.1o . N.
cOIUMBUs, $50 p. N
WINc4ESTER. " ts:I0 a n, fI:oS 3n.oo
FREDERICK TS-2o. rs;l0. te:1s a nj. "a.
''is Aisi;GsERsTowN, ts:Is =. n. t5:Oo ?. n
tz:2O. 45.So. $50. and fs s0e p. m '-'
'DaIly- tExcep- Sundag- tSunday onIv-
TELEPHONES at al q the foHo9ias
oSaasyIvanIa ave- Main rs. Nev I-,ia- -
station Ticket once. Main z2So: Inform fis-
Bureau, Main 'Ss9- no22-tg
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W., E. & A. Z. RY.
TINE ELECTRIC LINE''

Electric palace cars from White House Statioa
CFIFTEENTH AND II SIS NORTHEAST1
For BcItimOre-5:3o aud ever half bosir
from $50 a m 70 7-So ?. m. and 90 $40
10 30, and II :S5 D m
For Annapons-Every hour from T. 70 a m
to 7.SO .. n. ana $50 Snd L:3S D. n
Fares. One way kOUnd trtp
To Baltimore IS
To Annapolis and u s
Naval Academy -.......75c tx
All II ST. cars run direct to White Hou..
Station
Ticket O1ice at 18th and ". 7. ave. N "
and At White House Station, 18th ana q stn
y. E Telephone NJ 100. oc6-tf
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

N B.-FollovIng schedule figures published
only as information ana are not guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Noble Ne
Orleans, Ashevilie. Chattanooga. Memphis
as a. n. and 10-45 p n. daily.
For RoaR7ke, Knoxville. Chattanoo~.
Memphis. New Orleans. lo-I0 D m
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta Aka,
Savannah. Jacksonville and Florida pofnt1
E.le p %. daily
L. S. BROWN. General Agent
EeS-exrae-AS
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SEABoARN AIR LINE RAILWAY
Ticket Office, I42I Penn. Ave

Notice-FOIiowing schedule is not guara,-
ted:
board Mail Through coaches and prfIl-r.-
sleep4rs 20 Savannah and JacksoDy-fTIe
Through sleeper. Washington to Hamlet ans
Hamlet to Atlanta Dining cars
rs O. m daily-''Hear Round Limited
Seaboard express Coaches and P,IlI-1a-1 a
Savannah. JScksonNiue. Tampa Atlanta
RIru,Ingham. Memphis Dining cars
R h. STANSELL> District Passenger Azsnt
Ge2-tf
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TO THE MEp
RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY-

NOTE: Published only as information and
not guaranteed
400 p NC. & o. Limited. Daily. Fast vA.
tibuIe train Pullman BleePers to IexIDSton
Louisville, Cincinnati. Indianapolis, Chicago
and II Louis. Connection Tor Virginia TIo4
springs Pullman Car Louisville 10 Mem
ms and New Orleans Dining Cars a "a
carte service
I,.1o p M--F. F V LIMITED Dsu,-
Solid vestibuIe train Pullman sleepers =
Cincinnati Lexington. and I,oufsvfrlo
Compartment sleeplns car 20 Virginia Hot
Snrincs week days. Dining cars, a Ia - =
Esr-ioe Pullman sleeperS Cinciunatf 70
CbfcaSn and St Louis, and LoulsvIIla to
NTaunphis Nashville. and New Orleans
Cb- sapeake and Ohio Offices, 5I3 PennsvI-
vania ave, 1879 T St and New Union ~.
tior Telephone Main 1866 or 22Os f5r a.
cts baggage checks. reservations and taxi
cab. de5-tf
The Washington times., 1908-12-25

BEGIN THE NEW YEAR with a firm resO-
lUtlOn 10 keep yourself looking neat. THE
LA MODE PRESSING CLUB OF. 14GS EYE
STREET is capable OF starting the year OF
1909 Tor you in this manner. We call for one
suit each week press make minor repairs
and return ON the following day. Prompt
attention given all teIe ..hone orders Main
3ils.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-SUBURBAE.

FOR SALE-SUBURBAE.
S550-SJJ CASH. balance s. monthly; Lretty,
new 4-roOm cottage, IS minutes aIh from
tsL-S Church electric 4ine; lot JtxlOO se5t
NOT FOR COLORED PEOPLE de24-3t
HAVE 20 UNINCUNBEREO LOTS
near BerWyn. Nd, that I viii sell at a sac
rifce. Address ATTORNEY, Box 2ZSs sta
tion c. city. deZI-tf
. ACRES running stream timber enough
Tor house frame. about one mile from trolley;
divide easily into four splendid little farIns:
v orth 800 per acre viii take so. EDWARD
SHEA. berWyu. Nd deI9-Q
IF YOU WANT 10 buy a Maryland farm OF
suburban home send for latest
bulletin. -
MARION DUCKETT & son.
So Z y. ". iyz-tf
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Money Loaned SaIaried People

and Others. without security easy payments.
Offices in IS principal cities. save yourself
money BY getting E.y terms hrst D H
TOLMAN. Room 5os, SO 18th st nv des-tf
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"THINTS RrRRER.w

THINGS RUBBER"
From toy doll for the kids. to RUBBER
BOOTS and NACKI\TOSHEcsS when older.
4 firm resolution to wear THINGS RUB
BER'' in stormy weather viii make your
NEW YEAR brighter and HAPPIER. An
easy way to save the Doctors bill
WASHINGTON RUBBER CO.
Phone Main 6995 10th and r SITS.
dp95--t
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AUTOMOBILE OUTING

OPEN AND CLOSED 4-paskenger cars. 81
hour: 6-passenger, $4 hour. ZIMMERMAN 4.
KENNEALLY. 1902 18th ST. NV North 1903
GelO-tf
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START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT.
Not only with Resolutions. but a new poll
ICY in the Home Life Of New York. JAMES
LEE BOST Gen'l Agent Home Life Build
ing. 18th and O. SITS NV, Washington. d g
standard Policies. Lowest Cost largest
Values. Do IL Today. Phone ~ 1871
de25-5t
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ASTROLOGY.

NR. E. MILLION, scientific astrologer. s..
Eye ID St NV Horory astroIogy yearly
any subject Horoscopes erected bv means
Of spherical trigonometry. Main 81 de1I-tf
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BRIGHT AND HAPPY NEW YEAR
TO ALL.

TO ALL
Make a firm resolution TO patronIze the
drug store that offers the VERY BEST
QUALITY for the LOWEST PRICES This
YOU yS viii nnd al REHs' MODEltN PhAR- a,-ltt-
MACY. 7tE and + SITS. The corner above
the sc and Ice stores. Phone Main 900
des5-7t
NINE NINETY NINE. the latest styles In
overcOats and suits at a price easy to re
member and quality which VIII bring you
back again and make you n continual pa
tron OF mine 90 9Th ST NV. de12-It
HARRY z. GLADMAN 500 st. So.
1902 ID st Sc. Or. and $3.50
lSO Z ST Sc. or and 800
Anacostia. d. c., 203 Monroe St, broom
frame water sewer -.----.-----.-.--- - L,.V'
H. ZERKIN
FURRIER, 81 18th 81. NV.
extends 20 all friends his best wishes FOR
Merry Xmas and "A Happy New Year i
TO THE MEN-Special for holidays, 80
Havana hllers. SEQ; Cleanliness our motto
made before your eyes Y AGUILAR l7-0
!4th ST y 4456-M- de25-1t
RESOLVED. that instead of buying a new
umbrella have the old one recovered at NJ.
II. PHILPTrTS. S0l L 81. de25-7t
RESOLVED. that r. Z. DAVIS. 53f 18th st.
NV, dealer In groceries. meats and provis-
IONS can offer You goods that viii astOnish
You as 70 quality and price. dey2-'t
CHARLES Z. COBERTH and G. W HANES.
Timing and Heating take pleasure in an
nouncing % their patrons thai after January
I they VIII be known as the Coberth. Hanes &
White 60. and take this opportunity TO thank
their clientele for their patronage in the past,
with every assurance that the same salts
factory and courteous treatment viii be car
ried out in the future. Sl2 18th ST. NV.
Phone S75N. de25-1t
WE TAKE pleasure in thanking our patrons
Tor past business and viii assure YOU the
same courteous treatment FOR the year
WALFORD-S. 9p Pa ave. NV de2J-7t
START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT by spend
ing AT least a few nights week in bowling
large or small pins known 10 be the greatest
indoor exercise. our alleys are Ueputed 20 be
tn best i'm town Parties desiring special
evenings should reserve alleys in advance.
1924 New York ave, cake < sherman, Pro
de25-7t
TOBIAS BUSH az lllo-Iu2 r ST. NV,
wholesale and retail wines and liquors: open
all day Christmas It
DON'T OVERLOOK
The Grip Furniture and Floor Polish, the
kind mechanics use.
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
We sell them from 1c 20 &C f. REPAIRS
for all parts Of roller skates.
THE GRIP PAINT CO.
log lst ST NV
Phone y. 423l. ic-5-5t
4 RESOLVE To PAY highest prices Tor Old
gold. silver and copper coin JJI Columbian
Building. de25-tf
A GOOD RESOLUTION
Try j. v. 91T-NT & 90. Phone M-fS52. Glass.
Paints. Naruish. OIL. Stains. Acid. Brushes
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MUSIC.

methods: prefer giving lessons IN pupIPs
home Address Mrs T. II. B., Box y CItv
P. o., will call. no25-sJt
The Washington times., 1908-12-25


DON'T LET THE NEW YEAR creep IN on
you without a photograph Of yourself. even
II II - only postal card Make a trn
resolution 10 have at least postal card
fashioned photo taken IN CHILDHOOD days
~ p S1,,.iJ-'--4 ..,.,.l,-. a. - -, r.. -
ct,,os o., l',-.,,f-'o-,' - e..,,,,1.,--
SC!tIIsptrp iSa7 y g IA
AMONG OTHER RESOLUTIONS. n1tnlns
can make the New Year 50 bright ana happy
as 70 nave Flowers IN your home MARCiE
q 'pMPAN1, AT I3lh ana II sJS-, make .
speciality OF homo horal decorations, also
IN their own green house. Telephone ssJ5
tJa2,-7t
tr AOC AXE Ipl-N'' 20 start the Ne" Year
with a resolution, Just remember that my
repair ana cIedning Work on ladies' and gen
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Res0h0ed, That your
PRINTED MATTER
shall adequately rep
resent your business.

This does not mean that you shall
pay more than you now pay, 1t
means that you entrust your printing
to a firm that will give you HIGH
GRADE Of personal service, in addi-
ton TO the best mechanical skill OBJ
tainabIe. LETTER HEADS from
$3.50 to $500 a thousand; BILL
HEADS, $3.50 a thousand; STATE
NIENTS, $3.50 a thousand; BUSi-
NESS CARDS on finest quality Bris-
tol Board. 500 for $500. Address
FRANCES N. AFFORD s. co.
42S 9Th STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5S51-
dot
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FLOOR OIL.
THE LATEST.

c. p. HUNTERS sanitary dust killing floor
OIL keeps the floors clean and bright gives
them polished finish. soc gallon delivered
Phone Main 545S Office 1I3 Pa ave. NV Our
label every can This is the only oil
used by the L. s. Government. Others iuf-
tate, but none good. Write FOR samples
Agents wanted everywhere. This Oh is good
for the finest kind Of furniture. Try it,
anr
The Washington times., 1908-12-25
INVESTIGATE

Our Tow rates On furniture Ioans= absolutsfy
no publicity 10 DryinE into private a-airH
ard no delay
Columbia Guarantee Co.
S13 2 ST. n. w. Rooms I ans a
The Washington times., 1908-12-25
PALbIISTS.

NINE RAY, Washington's old reliable paIr-
ist, card reader; consult this truly gifted
Clairvoyant on business. love, marriage par
lors 431 Eye St NV Visited by the adIng
families OF your city Hours. 10 a m to S:30
,. m. deI2-tf
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

BIG BARGAINS in Maryland and Virginia
FARMS money 10 loan thereon. NATIONAL,
CAPITAL FARM AGENCY. 5Ie r 81. NV
sel5-7t-eop-s0r
The Washington times., 1908-12-25
FOR RENT-HoUSEs.
FOR RENT
COLORED-ONLY Sl2EO MONTH

Good 6-room boy-windoW press brick. nrst-
class condition. water in kitchen. WM II.
SALNnE.ElS & co. l4O7 i st de22-3t
The Washington times., 1908-12-25

j. T SEXTON. 625 Pennsylvania ave Sc,
extends To YOU his hearLiest and best wishes
for a Merry Christmas and suggests an Ed
son PhOnoCraph OF a Victor Talking Machine
as a gentle reminder OF the happiest year
Won have ever known CC35-II
SPECIAL HOLIDAY PRICES IN PAIN
I.N~S DENTISTRY Set gf teeth. 3 tEuar-
auteed fu. Gold crowns. 81 BridgewOrk, 81
FiUiuEs sGc uu. Examination Free 4. S.
ARMY a NAVY DENTAL ASSN DR.. d
Harry Moran. Mgr. Corner 9Th and + sts- NV
Entrance $50 r ST. NV de-9-1t
THE Personal. attention Of the proprietor
las proven most beneficial Ip those cars
storing at the BELMONT GARAGE. I'LL
I.lG 18th ST. NV. WHY NOT RESOLVE to
store YOUR car Their" and be- COntentcd-
THE LUTTREI.L Co III nth 81
de.I-3r
The Washington times., 1908-12-25

Make a firm resolution 20 patronize Inc
drug store that offers the VERY BEST
QUALITY for the LOWEST PRICES This
YOU will find AT REHS' MODERN PHAR-
MACY. 1tE and Z SITS. The corner above
the sc and Ice stores Phone Main 800.
de95-1t
The Washington times., 1908-12-25

! RESOLVE 90 remember % cali phone 7l75
Main when want anything doue-uphol-
sterInE. furniture repairing. cabinet work
painting, mattress making etc
X. T.. COOPERATIVE, 1913 Pa. Ave.
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WHERE TO STOP IN WASHINGTON.
THE FREMONT

N0N-MEDICAL HEALING.
MEDICAL HEALING by restoring thu
CirCuiatiOn. n the approved method OF cure
for. LOcOmctor-A taxa. Rhcumarisu s3rIglc's
Disease and those ailments OF the suiue
nerves, stomach, and limbs that are called
inCur2ble. Information and consultation ire
Prof Il n -. Parkcr Ig22 9Th st NV
del7-I5t
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BICYCLES
r you want 10 dispose Of your biCvrIe or
bDy one, square dealing Is ALWAYS assured
-. 7. HUNTERS, lis Pa. ave: open until 10
every night. all day Sunday. Phone ". 545s
HEADQUARTERS for Unicorn puncture
proof tires. Sl-95- We have other new tires
from 75c up. MENDALL & CO.. T72S 7th 81
1o2S-2Ot
New-York tribune., 1908-07-31
ATHLETES IN IRELAND.
Received with the Utmost Heartiness in
Dublin.

Dublin, July 5o-The members of the Irfsh-Arner-
lean Athletic Club who visiting Ireland
ceived popular weicome here tonight. The greet
ing accorded them all the remarkable
because It entirely spontaneous the mere an
nouncement of the hour OF their arrival bringing
many thousands of persons the station to meet
the athletes. The streets along the to their
hotel were completely blocked. Arriving their
hotel the athletes greeted by Joseph Devln
a member of Parliament, who in a speech said that
wherever they in Ireland a similar welcome
awaited them
Lawson Robertson. the sprnter in response. said
that although he and his teammates had expected
away their breath No of athletes. he de-
could not have done without the Irish lads In the
Irish capital had given them their first taste OF
a welcome home.
John ] Hayes passed through Dublin to-day
home Preparations have been made through all
Marathon
urday's athletic meet in which the Americans
are TO compete Illegal its action is generally
condemned The opinion is general that the dis
pute Of the GaeIs with the Amateur Athletic AS
ISOLATION should not be allowed TO the harmony
Of a national welcome TO the American champions
The president OF the Gaelic Association says ne
has received a cable message from Mr.. Conway,
nresident of the Irish-Amercan Athletic Club TO
the effect that he had ordered Martin, Sheridan
and Robertson TO withdraw the team from the
Duh meeting
New-York tribune., 1908-07-31
FIRE THREATENS HUI Ell
Three Harms at Midnight for
Rroad1cag Warehouse Blaze.

--too alarms were sounded shortly before
,.,d,igb+ last night for a fire which started on
t. .scond floor of the Standard Storage ware
to,,.e at Broadway. SD and 53d streets. ana
"a arid,,, spread through the building All Broad
u,ov traffic was stopped, and the guests al the
tIotel lincoln. at sd street and Broadway pre-
oarAd m leave the hotel should the names sho"
sie,,s of spreading but the fire vas under con-
troll at l. 30 o'clock this morning
The building was a five story brick structure
and thousands of dollars worth OF valuable ma
teriaIs were stored each floor. PatrolrIiah
vnch OF the West 4Tth street station dlscoN-
arad the fire. and the alarms followed eacn other
ran,dlv bringing Chief Croker and Deputy 70
I,ca commissioner Hanson. who took charge OF
80, Iarea force Of reserves which were called out
The dense smoke overcane severaI nreiiieh =
,aroA rumber Of valuable birds which were
oagad ,p the office of the building were SUMO
,a,ad before the nremen could reach them IN
+a,+, horses in the building only seventeen
,a saved The damage was estimated at
$4,000
Seven horses stabbed on the $50 street slo7
~ +bc building were rescued. The crowd whicn
.,,,barAa in Rroadwav and in SD street so ham
nerad the work of the hremen that Commits
etoner Hansen ordered the police 10 drive every
one away and establish lines two blocks from
the fire i'm all directions The Sixth avenue ele-
waited ser,rtce was suspended because OF the
New-York tribune., 1908-07-31
SIR WILLIAM MAceREeoR SAFE.

St Johns N. F, July So-Sir William MacGregor,
Governor of Newfoundland concerning whose safe
ty much anxiety had been felt since news was re-
ceived Of terrific storm which swept the coast
NJ Labrador on Tuesday is safe. The cruiser Fiona
on which the Governor had been making an official
visit to the Labrador coast, arrived at Domino port
Southern Labrador to-day. and reported that the
Governor had started for Northern Labrador 10
render any possible assistance to the many ship
wrecked crews in that section
The Fiona rode out the storm at Rigoulette.
which Is we'll inside of Hamilton Inlet. Despite the
comparatively sheltered position of the cruiser at
that port however. the officials report that they
had a terrible experience. Before the cruiser left
Rigoulette news was received Of ne disaster to
sI,inninz along the northern coast. and Governor
nEacC.reeor decided to make personal visit the
district Up to date twenty-three vessels have been
ranorted wrecked and three drowned.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-31
PRINCE AUGUST TAKES DocToRATE
First HohenzolIern to Secure the Degree,
Conferred at University of strasburg.

Strasburg, July So-The University of s+ras
nurg announced to-day that Prince August the
fourth son Of Emperor William had passed his
examination for the degree Of doctor the science
OF government, with the Endorsement very good,
on his papers and that the title Of doctor had been
conferred on him. This would TO be the first
time that Hohenzollern has taken the degree
OF doctor
The Emperor some years ago intended sending
Prince August TO Harvard for the completion of
MS education This done because the
Empress did not wish be separated from the
young man for so long time. There was also
doubt On the part Of some American professors
who talked over the matter with his majesty. as
TO whether Prince August could really lead quiet
and studious life at Harvard 1t was felt that his
seclusion would be disturbed by curious visitors
New-York tribune., 1908-07-31
FORT SHERIDAN RIFLE SHOOT.

Chicago July 3O-Twenty-seven competitors in
the annual rife meet Of the Department Of the
Lakes, in progress here were picked to-day for
places on the army team which will compete IN
the fourth rational shooting competition. 10 be
held ar Camp Perry. Ohio within short time.
The men were chosen by virtue of having made
the highest scores in the four days shooting
Sergeant c H Kunz. of the sth Cavalry. led with
76e pouts out of possible 500 Fifteen are members
of the cavalry and twelve of the infantry. Ser
peant Kurz's nearest rival for the high score was
Sergeant W C Cox of the 9th Infantry Tne
others who won places on the team anu tnelr
scores were:
Sergeant Joseph McNabb. sth Cavalry, ~ Ser
eeant F. A Turner I'd Cavalry. 734; Quarternaster
Sergeant r W. Elder, 18th Cavalry a. oeIseaii'
Mass 18th Cavalry. TO; Sergeant r A.
rIo1der 18th Infantry 7Os; Sergeant James Black.
CT INFANTRY sg1. Sergeant Christian Dsslng sth
cavalry SOL: Corporal c. B. Gilbert, 7th infantry'
coo. CORPORAL Harry Holdeman. Sth CavaIrS' 0Sf'
sergsan+ W Walters 4th Cavalry, oSZ' sergeant
ret Mann 18th Cavalry, 81; Sergeant hrlSt
Lr,bn stb Cavalry $50: Sergeant James eIraoehzeh'
4th Cavalry 679; Sergeant J. A "aeheI' In -
for+rv S7q Battalion Sergeant Major I - bllihe'
10th infantry S7S Quarternaster sergeant K '"
-, -4b cavalry 675: Sergeant J. Fernanuez'
- ret--, 81. Sergeant ]. II. Hagsard. 10th IN
-. 81. Private ] H. Bush. 9Th Infantry 900
e,,,+ Theodore Nov. 10th Infantry, CO., sergeant
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s.,ar 10Th Infantry, 657; Sergeant PETER o. Aui
- ~ cavalry $50: Sergeant E j Rutter, Sth
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Tanning 7th Infantry. 6oZ- -.
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VI r Cox Of the 27th Infantry. making tne hlsn-
W w 800 with IL points cut Of possible $50
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New-York tribune., 1908-07-31
MEDALS STOLEN FROM GENERAL DRAIN.

London. July 30.-General James A. Drain, pres-
dent of the American Rife Association informed
The Associated Press to-day that his apartment in
a hotel here recently had been robbed of a few
articles OF jewelry of little intrinsic value and two
medals won at Bisey by the American rife team
The officials of the Olympic games. he said, had
promised to replace the medals with duplicates.
The robbery of General Drains apartment was
one of series skiIfully managed at different large
hotels in London. The loot has consisted mostly OF
ieveIrv the value Of which has not been large.
Another American victim of the robbers is Miss
Maud White at the Waldorf. The police are work
ing on the theory that gang OF American cracks
men is doing the work.