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The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
PAPERS ROAST MANAGEMENT.
London DaiIies Assert EnKIand-a
Athletic Prestige Is Dimmed.

AAEetA-C II III m e0.
London. July 25-This mornings papers
al contain extended reviews Of the
Olympic games and almost without ex-
ception the officials come fl for severe
criticism for TIE way IN which they mis-
managed the affair England's athletic
prestige was dimned more by the ana
teurish way in which the meet was con
Quoted than by the failure Of the British
athletes 70 perform up 20 expectations. Is
The conclusion Of one of the veIl-knovn
sporting writer's.
There is universal praise for TIE vro-l,
Of the American athletes. but general
condemnation OF their withdrawal from,
the t9o-Ineter run and a reiterati0u Of the
charges OF deliberate fouling by car
penter-
The supremacy Of America in track
and field athletics IS admitted TIE re
suit being due. according 10 the English
viewpoint, to the fact that America
makes Of her athletics q business rather
than sport Her men were the hest
trained that ever appeared at an Cfvna-
piad is the way one paper puts il.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
Change Grand Pri1 Cour.--

Paris, July &--The sporting committee
OF the auto Club has decided 10 hold the
next Grand Prix competition in 1903 It is
probable that the Dieppe course will be
abandoned for the course at Antou.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26

tory, made by far the most imposing ar
ray Of '.jewelry' awarded 70 any nation
Not mothers son Of the bunch would
part with his emblem except IN case OF
actual starvation. The treatment ac-
corded The Americans from the first dav
o. the meeting 10 the last was such that
their overwhelming victory had a double
taste ot sweetness. Il was enough 70
win, bit 20 rub Il in on the Britishers
was supreme Joy.
Margin of Victory Large.
Americas victory. II4I-3 10 England's
55 I-5. was by far the biggest margin On
record At Athens two years ago the
count was . lis 70 Il IN favor OF Amer
lea The Americans came within ten
points OF scoring as much as all the
other nations combined.
Martin J Sheridan. Irish-Arnerican
scored the largest number Of points
eleven, OF any athlete Of any nation. be
was first IN both the discus throws and
third in the standing broad jump Shep-
pard and Ewry were next. with ten points
each. due 20 double wins IN runs and
jumps
The feature OF the distribution of prizes
vas the tornado OF applause that greeted
Dor1Icc. the almost winner OF the
Marathon His game struggle. that might
have ended IN victory had foolish bur
weil-mean.ng officials not 5nterferre5.
aroused The sympathy OF The entire crowd.
and the reception accorded him as the
Queen handed him silver CUP. her per
soEal gift. far eclipsed that given John
J. HAYES. the American winner. though
the Americans gave 2 r01sing cheer and
a tiger" for their man
Queen Compliments Hayes.
In presenting Hayes with his medal.
Queen Alexandra said that the unanimous
opinion OF the London press and the Of
fcia-s was that he deserved The honor
Hayes was completely abashed BY tie
attentions showered upon him
The athletes AL broke training this
afternoon. and tonight they svarned
into the theaters, music halls, and other
public places and ''whooped things NJ
in a way that ressmbled the aftermath
OF big football game in America
The SUMMARIZE
I-ema-G hurdles Gs32 ya7dsl v51 By F5r-rst
S--,-Lzlr. Aiul-noI-ah A. c. Pc--a1d O-gc U-itez
S-ltes- John T. Cares. Chicago 4 A. U-l-ez
>-a-ez- Se-uzd; a b shaE. Da-Eg--L Co-e.s.
United states. -tl-L Tine. % -eE OIvulDsc
ard u--lt record.
State Ti-h W 7. Hamilton. Czsz-o = An
Carrrlsll and J. B. Tayio- Trfvez5ty q PenrsvlEa-
r-l- ard II ". cLeTr1r1. Iris1 A- A. C. Conn
scclrls Hu-Ez-y. third Ti1e - 1S
Running hog. step. ard 5unp-Wda by 7 :
A1--r- U1I-ed kinE5l-l. with jump cf s feet II
--r-es- J Z Afcp1rald Cz-ass. ss-7-z rf-h :
imp q s5 feet 8. 1nches- J. LarSe1. N1rEay. thz-d
win Jump q . feet - inches Ahearz's 80
Is uav Olympic recurd
-5,E1e-cr swimming 1Es5 ya75sl-Wo- b. L
iayiCr. United kIugiCls T s. Barts-sby U1sre5
-sirsdC1l- secu1d- r z BezEeGs5re A--strzlia
-Ei-d- Tine ZS -
N-sz---E= Guzeco-Ro1-s-: lsht-uesat- ss--l- -s-al-
7 OulcG- Unl-ed kingi1n. defeated O. Ls15e-.
Finland / Po--o, lJaly. defeated Z. Ps-Soz. Sse-
Fira--L Porn. Italy. defeated 7 Orl5H. Uzi,ad
Ki-Sza--
ENTes---1E- Graeco-R1-1a-- Diddls-re5zht- E1---
z Nar-ensseu. SEslen. defeated 2. A-6s-soz s~--
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
Nancy Hanks Has a Colt bv To5d-

Lexington. Ky. July 25--Nancy Hanks.
2-o4. former champion trotting mare. has
foaled a bay colt by Todd az the HAMBURG
place OF John E. Madden here.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
HAYES IS A MARVEL
Winner of Marathon Race
Born in Tenement.
STANDS 5 FEET 3 INCHES

Mere Lad of Nineteen who Cap
tured Classic Contest in OIympiad
Trained and Coached by His Uncle,
Pat Hayes, n Baker, Who Was an
Athlete Long Ago in the Green Isle.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
Celebrate His Victory.

Two weeks before he was 10 sail FOR
England he went 10 camp with the
Twelfth Regiment He was it for the
race Of his life and sure Of victory.
When the news came yesterday thar he
had won there were three distinct explo-
sions in Manhattan-one in Blooming
oale's store. one across the street at the
Irish-AmeTican Athletic Club. and one at
20 West Forty-fourth street.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-07-02

Muslin Underwear

assorted lots, specially priced 20 and 59c per garment
Regular 9l.25 gowns clearance sale price SIC
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Regular 81 .25 Muslin Skirts, clearance sale price Csc
Regular IS and 90c Skirts, clearance sale price lac
You will also find the entire stock of muslin under
wear reduced.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-07-02
Millinery Bargains

Our entire stock of trimmed hats will be closed
out at a great sacrifice. We are having clearance
sale on every kind and every style of ladies' readyto-
hats, and offer them at the following reductions:
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July Bargains in Basement Store

We offer during the month of July, in grea
basement store, great many useful household arti
cles at special low prices.
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Landscape
and Marine Artist

Commencing Monday morn
ing July 9th this eminent artist
will appear in our show windows,
executing with consummate skill
and amazing dizziness some mar
velous productions of
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-07-02
China Section.

China Section.
Our group of Cracker Jars, Chocolate Pots and
Chocolate Sets at one third off regular prices.
One assortment of fancy cups and saucers, ECo
regular IS and Sc values, special July price VJU
One assortment of bread and butter 07n
plates, fancy, at special price. ..............ZIU
One assortment of plates and salads, 01n
specially priced ........... .............. OuU
One lot of Japanese cups Inr Qf
and saucers, specially priced at IUGs IOU per doz
Entire stock of Jardners at special reduced prices
One lot of OF. Colonial Style Tumblers II
at July special price. ....................,IU
Three quart Colonial Style Water Jugs C7n
specially priced. ..................JIb
10 OF Lemonade glasses, July special en-
House Furnishing Section.
One lot of ID OF. copper bottom wash O. IA
boilers, regular 40 Values special price 49,. .0lIlJ
One lot IA OF. all copper wash boilers, 4 10
specially priced .......... .................ZIZJ
IA OF copper bottom tea kettles July cIn
One lot oval dinner buckets, heavy quality, f7n
special price 4IG
81 inch covered sleeve boards, special In
July price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .............I1U
One lot enameled dish pans, coffee pans, 07n
ETC., at. ..................... .ZIl
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One special lot CSC and 81 90 waists slightly soed,
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At a considerable expense we
have secured for a limited time
the services of that great
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-07-02

The G. &N. W. r. R. Co. may consent
to removal Of tie tracks north several
feet on Franklin street to meet the de-
mands of the city in an effort to placate
William Schuette, Fourteenth and
Franklin streets, who had objected to
having the street used as switch yard
Agent ODonnell appeared before the
street committee Friday night and
promised to take the matter up with
the company and make an effort to have
the track removed north 30 as to clear
Franklin street.
The Manitowoc Co. Federation of
Catholic Societies held meeting in this
city last week and appointed a COM
mittee of ten to make arrangements for
the state convention of the Federation
Of Catholic Societies which is to be held
in this city July 26 and 81. Walter
Joyce of this city is vice president of the
State Federation. The committee con-
sists Of the following: F. M. Meyer,
chairman VIM. Willinger, secretary
Jos. Stable ST., John BRAKEMAN, Jos.
Bradl, Theo. Loef, Thomas Gretz, John
Reindl of Manitowoc, and II. r. Schwake
and Chas Hoffman of Two Rivers.
Judge j. S. Anderson of this city has
been appointed az member of the staff
OF Department Commander E. d. Coe
Of the Wisconsin G.. A. X. Judge An
derson under the appointment will in
spect all g. A. r. posts Of the state and
will prepare the annual report for the
encampment. Mr.. Anderson was the
founder OF the II. M. Walker Post of
this city and has been the installing Of
ficer Of the post ever since it was organ
lied. twenty. six years ago. He has serv.
cd as commander for several years.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-03
Yblc6cn.

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un0 5icrit gegcn 0ic 1eutihen bei
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Mus &~erfianf1etieu.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-17
0BSEQUIES FOR 4. 6. HOLLAND
CoNFEDERATE VETERANS FOL-
Low BODY TO GRAVE,
Floral Offerings From His Camp and
From Many Friends-Inter-
ment in Glenwood.

Followed by a column of aged Confed-
crate veterans, the remains of Albert q.
Holland, who served under Gen. Robert
E. Lee, were inferred this afternoon In
the family plot at Glenwood.
Funeral services were held at the Holland
home, 1910 Columbia street, at 3 o'clock.
The officiating Clergyman was Rev. r. l..
Shipley, pastor of the North Carolina M.
p. Church northeast. of which the wife
of Mr.. Holland Is a member
Prior TO the obsequies many friends and
home TO view his face for the last time.
The dead veteran wore upon the lapel OF
his coat the insignia of the several Con-
federate veteran organizations OF which
he was a member. These included the
silken badge of the Confederate Associ-
alton of the District of Columbia Camp
Ill. L. c. W. and the bronze medal or
honor of Pegram's Artillery Battalion AS
ISOLATION of Richmond, Va.
There were floral offerings from his
comrades Of Camp Ill, United Confed-
crate Veterans. from members OF the
arm and employees of the Copeland Com
oany. and from his lifelong friends and
comrades, Edwin p. Jones and John T.
Callaghan, and their wives. who were in
attendance as mourners with the family
,esides offerings made by other close per-
konal friends and acquaintances
The pallbearers were Maj. Albert
ikers, DR.. Samuel e. Lewis, Magnus S.
Thompson, John b. Fay, Thomas w Hun
serford and Robert M. Narrower. from
he Confederate veterans organizatio
the city. DR.. Lewis having ben one
V his schoolmates, in youthful days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-17
CATHOLIC MISSION CONGRESS.
Father Doyle of Washington
80. Speaker at Today's Session.

CHICAGO, November 17.-Missionary
work in foreign lands occupied the atten-
ton of the first American Catholic mis-
sionary congress today. In the morning
session, to which Archbishop Messmer OF
Milwaukee was called to preside. the
duty of church workers for the social up
lift of mankind was considered. Caring
for Homeless Men" was the subject set
down for the Rev. Timothy Dempsey.
founder Of Father Dempsey's Hotel st.
Louis. This was followed by discussion
of Truth Societies and Their Influence
by Rev. William F. McGinniss, founder
and president of the International Cath
olic5 Truth Society, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Throughout the session 1t was the be-
lief that the great gathering of prelates
here had set in motion a new impetus for
the energetic extension Of Catholic in
fIuence for the betterment of slum condi-
tions everywhere. The afternoon session
was set aside for a general discussion of
the subjects brought up in the morning.
Among those selected for the afternoon
speakers was Very Rev. A. P. Doyle,
rector of the Apostolic Mission House.
Washington.