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The Washington herald., 1908-08-09

Attention,
ColOred Brothers.
Everybody come to Camp Meeting at
EAST DUPONT
HEIGHTS,
SUNDAY. August 9. 191S Fine
preaching. music beautiful shade.
pure water. chicken, watermelon.
ice cream, &c
WatermeIons Free.
Take cars going East on Penn
sylVania avenue marked r and .
streets, transfer TO Twiuiug city,
whore teams VIII carry you 10
Camp Grounds from = noon TO
z. m. and returning Up 20 IL p. n.
Fare. > cents round trip
REV. CHARLES II. YOUNG.
Chairman of Committee
81 Cash q Month
BEAUTIFUL
WHITE HOUSE HEIGHTS.
Only IS minutes from city OF new electric rad 90
Bairim-re. az Huntsville station Liberai
di----ut f-r cash next 60 d-ys-
SCHOOLS. STORES, CHURCHES.
Lots S2G and mp No taxes No interest
T. J. ave addition % 1lr- Rainier dsI-li1a-ed-
Cone out szcu-1lg or sunday Agents on s-sala-
White House Heights Co.,
Phone VI. eI2. Hoorn :, sI2 F St n. W.
MARYLAND PARK
YOU Buy TIE LOT. WE BUILD THE HOUSE.
LOTS go Up
S2-Oo Down. S2-0O Monthly.
ONE CAR FABE
so INTEREST 40 TANE5
CHARLES d. FOWLER,
Er r STREET NORTHWEST
I TO-DAY. PROM ~ TC 8. EVERYTHING
s1bUtaH. COLLINS ClarUd7r. Va.
TO-DAY. FROM 80 TO G. EVERYTHING
susslrl1n- COLLINS C-lr-ud-n- Va
TO-DAY. FROM - TO 8 EVERYTHING
sasurhan- COLLINS" cla-eudoa- Va
1 WILL BUILD YoU F1Rsr-CLAss sEoosi
house, o1rt-iidi7sT hat a--r f-T $50 cast. -0ts,
cost S-5o COLLINS, ClsTeul7a. Va
+ au5w.rh.s-5r
THE MOST Beautiful COLONIAL HOME u
{ Maryland. 80 a--es. lf-11Csg house q Erzisl
brick. swell fr9u-. 30 -c-ss . TI--u growth h1-
F oaks. one rev ha-ze E -acns Fey t-far-afi1r
-7ns- W-te Bra-cafii'e. T. ID. Box S.
E 7 HAVE A BEAUTIFUL SJHCRHAN HOME. D.
scrss me ls-i- -hr-sag..v uH.le-rs stylish I-r
horse al CITY comforts ard 77rveu.aCCs Erod va
ter bad TU-r-es- elegant siEfa trces. stable fed
-oo1-. serVsu-s r1cD- large cli1san Err-e- I5 min
yak ears. sc -7-E11grztlus l-sCe c1s- ue 8 so
but called avaE hv husiue-s ard ~sI saI 20,
8 600 on ae7olu7sia-iuE terms. nor aa-rher Ern-
Ike il near Na-1luz-rl far The mal-y. NON
Resident. Head rzc-
T 48.3s 50 FEET OPPOSITE CLEYELAN1
! PARK bc-doruS R7cz C-ees pa-z. fns trees. beau
tiful building su1rs az ss-lscc tT owner. address
OWNER. Herald aH-s- sgs5-
The BEST BUILT HOUSE At nj. RAINIER
far sale. seven -1ous and ia-Se a-tic- pc--tes or
f7nzt. SIDE. snd rea-; I1- 5ziS4; terms reasonable
ore carfa-e = any rlr- o. CITY JAMES r Al
BINSDN. l-2 18th g. sus-5o-
{ PRETTY HOMES. LARGE lots. : TO &C PEB
foot al Nj Rainier. Nd CT Sth snd 9Th ia
L l. ave. Dis,ric1 Line Sta: fare high and
healthy: snail monthly psJ1euts J. c ROGERS.
( Is YoU WAN TO Buy MARYLAND FARSl
c. suburban h1r2e us send for latest blettn.
Marion Duckett & Son, 035 + NV.
I znhI--g
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FOE SALE
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS ~
CHEVY CHASE, ID. c.
Adjoining Chevy Chase. Nd. and within tns Dis
trict Fronting over Loo feet on Councctieur a-s
nue. Eve streets running east AID west so feet els
Ezton- Erery lot in the tract is aralzbe FOR build
ing purposes. "A detached houses sDd bungzlovs
erected o. under OF Construction since May
1901. the date O. oDeuiug Of The subdivision. Al
city improvements. Including water. sewer, nAcSd-
anaizsd streets. zranolthie sidewalks shads trees
al without expsnss TO purchaser SPECIAL iRd1ca-
uents o5ered 70 tbose who agree 70 build
Write. tslephone. cal fer plats and fau pzrI3e-
ulars- ACtos and carriages at -our disposal
THOS- J. FISHER & CO. uSC-L
Is 18th 81
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CARPENTER AND BUILDER

ARCHITECT. CARPENTER. AND BUILDER
iobbiug promptly executed az short notice. dr7l
postal. VII cal; estimates cheerfuIly given ". c
GOODWIN. -15 6 s. nv. I7ss-s0t VT
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FOR sALE-MISCELLANEOUs.

CABINET GRAND STANDARD. AUTOMATIC
lift, Sl+ SIS 9Th 81 NV a--s-rf
Al AUCTTON-Zg0 SHARES CAPUZAYA sIIN-
i-g Company stock 81 rools q Thoa J. Owen
Son Isl g s. Nv. Monday. August % Al
: p n. n lG-share lots; rare opporturity. Cam
2ya Company entirely rsa-sanizel and II posssssan
q mlres and rnachiuey- sus-gr
GOOD NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
frs--class order. s. New Hone. s. el3 srh s. Nv
aus-I
FOR sALEFREsH LAID EGGS FRoM The
Indian Head Poultry YarIs: fns table eEz: Ec
per dozen. delivered
Drup postal CT phone Main 57Tz-w
CITY ofics 80 s.. nv fvIl-5ot
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MOTORCYCLES.

INDIAN" MOTORCYCLES LEAD THEM ALL.
ieadirg features the R-ocEs ssddle- do1bie snip
control Heds-r-m motors; a1tomati- !-faks valves
CHAS Z. MILLER d BRO. Ll5 lfth uw-. agguts.
-rsrf
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FOR RENT-ST0RES.
COR 18Th AND CALLS SIS. NE.-STORE. z
r11Ensu5-batL apartment cellar Ec-- a--v 81
EARRICE 1. METCALF- $50 y T. ave nv.
FOR RENT-BUILDTNG 81 AfASSACHT FT'TS
ave- NV vIthi- one block q Union Stati1-. frtsL
esperzlly for --uchroom and Ilti<-z house. large
s-esl---ad ra--e- THE P H SHEEHE CO 7ls
Elo-ida ave- uw- z-s5t
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HORSES. MULES. AND VEHICLES.

HORSES. MULES, AND VEHICLES.
BUY YOUR HORSES. VEHICLES. HARNESS.
&c a. the cheapest place in the CITY Rates low
est: everything the best ard Up % date. 5 D
WATERS & SON. SO Pa ave nv. iyI1IreCd
TWO TOP DELIVERY WAGONS ? RUNABOUT
blzgies I cltunder S-znh1pe. ! Dayton wagon
standing top business bssgy. 4 long-body busy.
JOHN Il DOYLE I09 9Th ST nW- ie2sSot-S. x Z
PERSONS WISHING TO Buy OR SELL.
nire CT exchange horses carriages and harness VII
ind Il 20 their advantage 10 cal address
DOWNEY'S STABLES. Is22-I6s L 81. ~.
5ys-s0t-E.f-S
AUCTION SALE EVERY TUESDAY. THURS
day. and SarTday. Come and buT y0ur horses q
rs and save money We sell strictly on connulls-
sion NAGRATH KENNELLY aB IIth St LIZ.
iyEs3t
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FOR SALE-H0USEs.

FOR SALE-H0USES.
FOR sALE-Sz5o- DOWNTOWN RESIDENCE;
s-s--v brick cf excellent construction. contain
rr Lzr-e r1aurs ard hath heated ty furnace. lot
----11 70 lof1-r -u4v- terms can b. srranEoi See
THOS. J. FISHER 81 CO.. Inc, = 9th s. Nv
zus-t
FOR sALE-5Eo: on TERMS To SUIT; 18TH
st. Nv. near ST. s rrc-rs AID hath al II first
class ccu5iria1- VII sell u sod cciorcd party.
THOs J. FISHER & co. Inc. IS 18Th s. Nv
au9-1-
FoR SALE OR ExCHANGE-5sTORY BRICK
r-si1e-ce on Columbia Heights r1ous ard bath
hc- water heat. pre-. S 30 oErer VII take clear
ground fer his equity Fo- I'm particulars consult
sales Derarzeut TEOS- J. FISHER & CO. lac.
IS I5fE aus-S-
FOE SAILS 800. TwOsTORY BRICK RESI-
dence ussr Zst ard F SIS nv; containing 7
rooms and bath; co-dit5oz Al; tils is worth look
i1z AZ Il you want a downtown hos1se- THOS- J.
FISHER * CO. Inc. IS 18th s. sue3t
A FINE z-ROOsI house OK TIE HEIGHTS
With a. Il l.: Convenient 70 two car lines new
house and ir 6-st-clzss nsishborhood Price $780,
with eco cash aid balance in two years
a nice I2rool house. with cabinet mantsiS. two
baths three opsn grste e-eplaces, heated By hot
water and splendid residerce. With T. N 1 G.V9
cash VII buy purchaser 70 assume deed Of trust
CLARENCE Z TUCKER. Room H. Ms;r0politNa
BIde bI7-u
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RENTER ARE YOU LOOKING s z9 44n a %6 M
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS CHASCES.-Sl INVESTED II OUR
coal minc to-day viii shortly be worth So. safety
immense profits; tuBncled go feet thT0ugh coking
coal: only need tipne and washer. SO 60 exuerdad
market for times ou1fst two railraads, ow cap
itaiization. debts: best bank references WEST
EBN COAL AND COKE Co. Minneapolis. MINI
LUNCH ROOM IL one or THE BEsT LOCA-
tons; doing nice business. rTice 500. worth $50
TATLORs EXCHANGE lz3 st. au95t
a DRUG STORE. FINE FIXTURES AND
large stock: rost-ofice attached. doing splendid
business; investigate TAYDOR's EXCHANGE
l353 F. au95t
We WANT SMALL STORES. GROCERIES
cigar. and lunch rcons; We have cash customers for
al good propositious ogr list o. bI=lcss places
We are leaders in the business, we know how TAY-
LoRs EXCHANGE. lS5 F. su3st
IMPORTANT. MISCELLANEOUS
We undertake the coiiecti0n n debts cf every kind
anywhere. We prepared % handle eTery class n
htiEatiun Legal advice uuou every subject Estab-
1shed IN 800 Unlimited references
BLANKENSHIP Law & COMMERCIAL co. CInol
auSst Colorado Building-
FOR RENT-NEAR UNION STATION. Build
ing 81 Massachusetts ave NV sFtsblr f7r lunch
room ard lodging house IN frstciass rerair. fttei
especially fcr this business with large =.ee clad
anse TIE ?. r. sHEEHY Co, - Flo-ida
ave uw aUs5
FOR sALE-CIGAR STORE. NEWSPAPERS.
saHarss from lith and stS. positively clearing
% par month. This is eEceptiCual opportunity
artic1lars TAlLORs EXCHANGE. 1858 F 81
au5-st
WE ARE OFFERING RARE BARGAINS IN
cotton plantations fruit farms ard rics farms IN
tracts ri l63 70 2V9 acres. ADAMS & BOYLE 4
COATES Little R0ck. Ars- suisE
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.

CONSULT THE RIG Gs PLOYMENT
AGENCE. l95T ST Nv wien you are n need
q help OF situations Our patronage Is broad and
resuit-5-icEnE- 5e2s-f : za1t
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PERSONAL.

LLlLDOW IL
We Don't PRETEND 10 KNOW YOUR
thoughts but 90 know Il vii cozzHeusate yea 70
have rs clE and pa hoeuaI cash for mems dis
c1ried wearing apparel shirts. Shoes hats JUSTHS
OLD STAND. ole =.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN
garments; either ladies gsots; ssnd postal: EiiI
al any hour you ssy. 4 TARSHES ESs III 81
~. Phone North sae.
supernuOuH Hntr, warts, BolcG.
BrtEua<ks. backheads and al facial ble11ishes psF
usBsutiy removed b. slec1r0lysis- MISS MAI
THEWs Roon g. Metserott Bids Ill3 , st ~
MSS " :. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAIVER
and haiud7esseT. shanpooing usuicuTiug. chi-op-
ody facial and scalp treatment Work done AZ
hctels and residsnces- Phone Main 1655 94 G
* nv. fezl-f
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DELICATESSEN.

SELECT GROCERIES. FOODSTUFFs. CANNED
goods. potted meats; foreign domestic fruits IDEAS
for serving wedding receptions A. H UNDER
Down -7s7 18th uw au5-s1-
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GOOD PLACE TO EAT.

FOR RENT-0FFTCES.
LARGE. MODERN OFFICES N THE NETZER-
ct Building. ul0II1Z F 81 NV: S250 per month
Irciudlrg heat Eght. s.eTat0-, and an1-or se-ics.
10 extras rE-tf
FOR RENT-THE MARYLAND BUILDING. IsI1
st uE-. desirabls ceice ruo-us includfuE heat
light elevator and lan5tor services; Troes. So 70 s.
per roon- WEAVER BROS 1913 St NV 5e2s-ti
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DANCING ACADEMY.

Proper and correct dsrcIug taught in-
- cludiug the Naru-s1s. schottI-rle. three
Z = step tWo-ster. waltz sumner rt4s
So Private Lessons Also Boxing Fe1ciug.
aud Wrestling. l5l3 II s.. ~.
iyIstu n 500
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DINING ROOMS.

DINING ROOMS.
THE NAPLES. Is 18Th ST. NW-FURNIsHED
Apartments; private bath. Eenty hot water. tTaus-
ferrs. near Navy Dept. Jaws vi
GOOD PLACE TO EAT.
AAESS- CAFE-ONE OF TIE COOLEST AND
clsanest n the CITY Meals al hours Special
sumner rates Els Pa ave Nv lBsIt door Mt
Vernon stEti5ul iy2u
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FOUND-FAIR GOLD-RI8INIED GLASSES. CALL
81 Florence de-. lith. near I'D. ave. ne
LOST-A FOX TERRIER- WHITE AND BLACK
s1J-s and long tail Re-ard L returned % 11Z
an s. uw. au9G
THE VEEy BEST ICE CREAM N THE CHI
for 7oe and SC Psr EsIlou. delivered LACEY :.
81 New YORK ave. Phone Main rs iystf
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
FTRNIsHEn

L GRANT PLACE-THIRD- FLOC r FRONT AND
back rooUs. also ballroom and iz-se parIor. auest
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LOST AND FOUND.

FOUND
A NEW WAY To KEEP WE'LL
Men do rot know how 70 digest their food hercs
tley have Indigestion, neither do they know h0s O.
control their bowels. hence they have constipation.
When your bowels c1lrroI you you NAY keep well.
but when they are u8dar your control yU1 WILL
keep well his Is the w1- 70 rruriy your BODY anc
czre y1--sef q -ovr p-esgut Illness Consult MN
TEB P. KEY. 154 o 81 Nv Call after p IA
au--Tr
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s7 81. NW-ZD FLOOR OF ROOMS AND
hath L D. L.. - aus-5t
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
SITUATIONS WANTEp-FEMAL,

LAUNDRY AND DAY WORK. Apply 3 1s-h
ST. ne
COMPANION HOUsEEEEPER. OR GOVERN
ess-F1E -erreCbS-. ls1sr. ru1nei woman. speak-
l1E several l1ngla-ss. ezDerie-ced II houseEeepsu-
seFlus. travelling. and some IzarsinE wants position
best q -efs-u1ce- Address BOX I54. Head o6sce-
z155t
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Read Bartlett Music Co.'s adj on
page A, part l. No cash required, but
So for 81 inside of 80 days. The big
exclusive piano Louise.
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GIANTS ANNEX
FIFTH STRAIGHT
MAKE CLEAN SWEEP IN THE
BROOKLYN SERIES
CHRISTY MATHEWSoN PITCHING
IN RARE FORM
Sensational Batting In Eighth Inning,
However, Saves New York from
Defeat-Donlin Starts Rally
with Double
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING
nav Associated Press. ]


NEW YORK. Sept. 12.-Another bis
crowd saw New York make it five
straight from Brooklyn today by SEN
sational batting in the eighth inning
Up to that period the visitors led by
to 2. Then doubles by Donlin and
Devlin, triples by Mccormick and Ma
thewson and a base on balls to Bird
well brought in four runs and clinched
the victory. Score:
Brooklyn 3, hits 10. errors g.
New York 6, hits o. errors 2.
Batteries-McIntyre and Dunn; Ma
thewson and Bresnahan. Umpires-
KLEIN and tombstone.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12.-Phila-
delphia defeated Boston in both games
today. Score, first game:
Boston 4, hits 8, errors 3.
Philadelphia 5, hits 16, errors l.
Acknowledgment Smith. Graham
and Bowerman; Corridor and Doom.
Second game:
Boston /, hits s, errors 2.
Philadelphia 3, hits 4, errors 1,
Batteries Dorner Chappelle and
Bowerman Sparkle and Jacklitsch.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 12.-Chicago defeat
ed ST. Louis in the third straight game
today. Twelve innings were required.
Score:
Chicago Z, hits 10. errors 2.
ST. Louis 3, hits IS, errors 2.
Batteries-Coakley. Reulbach and
King; Lush and Ludwig.
PITTSBURG, Sept. 12.--Pittsburg
won an uphill contest from Cincinnati
today. The locals had not made a hit
off Ewing until the fifth inning, but at
that time they got three, netting them
two runs. Two hits and a wild throw
by Higgins in the seventh inning gave
the locals two more runs. Score:
Pittsburg 4, hits 8, errors 8.
Cincinnati 3, hits z, errors 2.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Leifleld and Glib
son; Ewing and Schlei. Umpire-Rig-
Ter.
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CARRIES LEGLESS GIRL
FOR LICENSE TO WED

| CINCINNATI, Sept. IA young man
carried in his arms to the county
clerks office in Newport. KY, legless
young woman, and applied for mar
riage license.
The pair gave their names as John
B. Rapp of Seattle, Wash, and Pearl
Ruppel of Portland. Ind. They went
from Cincinnati in a cab to the city
across the Ohio river. When the man
stepped from the cab in front of the
courthouse with the young woman in
his arms he attracted a crowd.
In the clerks office he placed her on
the counter while the document was
being prepared, during which time she
chartered merrily with her fiance and
had all the appearance of a. happy
bride. The young women's legs were
amputated as the result of a railroad
accident. After procuring the license
they went to a minister in Newport
and were married.
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the latter was abroad in the spring of
last year with the idea of perfecting
his game in the tournaments of Nice.
Richie also has triumphed over the
peerless Hugh Lawrence Doherty in
tournaments, and in nowise is man
to be despised.
AS for P1rke, he also is of the pains
taking, dauntless English type, and
certainly has been doing sufficiently
we'll in all of the English tournaments
to make him formidable as the top class
of the American class seem to be going.
Not Playing Regular Game
Take any of the American team on
their own game and it is certain there
would be nothing to the international
ties but victory for this country. But
they do not display their real top class
often enough to make them at all GER
tain. Take Wright for instance. He
was Larned's challenger at Newport
a week ago. Yet his record for this
season is as in and out as anything
that ever has been recorded in the an
nails of this country. Beaten by almost
unknown players before the great meet
ing at Longwood, he came up to the
finals of that tournament to go down
hopelessly before Raymond D. Little.
In the semi-fnals at Newport, as the
opponent of Nat Emerson, whom he
should have outclassed and won from
easily, he instead lost a set to Emerson
and was hard pressed for another. Then
he made a smothering finish of his
match against Alexander, who certainly
is by all odds a better exponent of the
game than Emerson, the western cham
pion. At the end Larned played all
around Wright, so that the finish of the
national tournment found followers OF
the game believing that the skill of the
Americans was retrograding.
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DETROIT LOSES
AGAIN TO SOX
C0MISKEY'S MEN 0UTGAME
THE TIGERS
GREAT DIAMOND BATTLE EXs
TENDS TEN INNINGS
Fourth Extra-Inning Game Between
These Clubs in Four Days Re-
suits in Another Chicago
Victory
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING
[By Associated Press.

by Associated Press
DETROIT, Sept. 12.-Another extra
inning game, the fourth i'll as many
days between these teams, was played
by Detroit and Chicago today the visit
ing team winning in the tenth. Score:
Detroit 1, hits 8, errors 1.
Chicago 2, hits 8. errors 0,
Batteries Winter and Schmidt;
Smith and Sullivan.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 12.-C1eveland
made it four out of five from st. Louis
by winning todays game. Score:
Cleveland 5, hits 9, errors 1.
st. Louis 4, hits IL, errors 2.
Batteries-Chech, Liebhardt and Be-
mis-; Petty, Dineen and Smith.
BOSTON, Sept. 12-New York shut
out Boston in an exciting game today.
Young and Manning pitched well.
Score:
New York /, hits 5, errors 3.
Boston 0, hits 5. errors 2.
Notwithstanding and Kleinow;
Young, Criger and Donahue.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-Johnson
outpitched Schltzer and Plank today
at critical periods and Washington de-
feated Philadelphia. Score:
Washington 5, hits 9, errors 1.
Philadelphia T. hits 9, errors 2.
Batteries Johnson and Street;
Schlitzer, Plank, Lapp and Powers.
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LOU II TAKES
CLARK TROPHY
WINS FIRST LEG ON CHAL-
LENGE CUP
SIGH TAKES SLOW MULE EVENT
DESPITE HIMSELF
Large Crowd Attends Revival of Fall
and Winter Matinee Racing un-
der Auspices of Los Angeles
Driving Club

The revival of matinee racing by the
Los Angeles Driving club for the fall
and winter season was begun yesterday
at Agricultural park, when the first
meet of the fall season was held. Quite
a large crowd. probably 5000 persons.
attested the popularity of the sport by
attending. and excellent sport amply
rewarded them.
A card of eight events was present.
ed and was featured by the first race
for the w. A. Clark, jr., challenge cup.
This cup is valued at $500 and is a
handsome design. 1t is offered for $3.50
trotters owned and driven by MEM
bers of the club, and must be won three
times by the same member before 1t
becomes personal property. BY the
terms Of gift 1t is not necessary for
the member to win it in successive
years or with the same horse. 1t also
is provided that If any horse racing for
the cup win heat in better than 2:20A
or demonstrate his ability to do so, that
heat shall count as "leg" on the cup
and the horse shall be barred from fur
ther contest for the trophy.
Following is q summary of the re-
suits yesterday:
$500 trot. mile dash:
Senator Tizrah, b. h. q. w. Nickerson)
Clay, b. e. IL. p. Keller .............. 2
Royal vasto. b. c. CIV. N. Tiffany. ...... 8
Time-2:S9.
$3.50 pace two in three:
Lottie Baldwin b. m. 20. o. Jonas).... 1
Rex, b. &. Oh. Moore) .............. 2
Bud b, b. &. IL. l.. Brieker) ....... 4
Maj. clifford. &. g. Or. ]. Prescott).. 8
Grey Bess, g. m. CIV. c. Vent ........ b
Time-2:26. 2:24.
2:20 pace and trot, two in three:
Artesia (p) b. h. co. o. Jonas) ........ !
Billy w (p) b. g. (J. II. Snowden)....
Shecam (p) u. Levy. ............... 2
Glennetta IT. IL. p. Keller) .........
Time--2:2i, 2;19.
Free-f or-all pace. two in three:
Josh S, b. &. (Sam WatlxinsI .......... /
Isabelle. CHI. m. tP. b. Lowe) ......... 2 2
Time-2;25, AIS
2.40 pace. two in three:
Josephine, b. m. CIR. Bourland) .....,. l l
Daisy, blk m. &C. q. WILLIS ........ 8 2
scrappy Nell, b. m. a. w. Snowden),. 2 4
Dan Wilkes, b. g. George Aiken).... 3
Silveretta, &. m. tW.i A. GlasscoclS) -. 8
Mandie, pto. m. (F. peffebach) ........ 6
Time-2;S2. asa,
2;3O trot, Clark cup two in three:
Lou II, b. m. CIV. A. Glasscock).. ]
Gen Garcia, b. &. q. S. McGaugh).. 2
Time--2.so1b, 2:22h, 2;S2ls.
2.40 trot, two In three:
Lady Vasto b. m. wv. N. Tiffany).... l
Ancona, b. m. Up. B. Lowe) .-......... 2
Ranchella, br. m. ................... 3
Time--2:40, 2;S9.
Mule race mile dash. slowest to win:
Sigh (J. w. Nickerson) ................. l
Happy Jack (II. Moore) ................ 2
Happy Hoiigan Ca Moore) .............. 3
Above represents reverse of order of
finish.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-09-13
CALL FOR CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION

+ Pursuant to the action of the =
- Seventh congressional district dele y
= cation at the state con- !
y vention at Stockton, Septem- !
4 Der 4, 1908, the Democratic !
l. convention for the nomination of :
4 candidate for representative In !
= the national congress fro: the !
= Seventh congressional district of =
4 the stat. of California is hereby !
= called 20 meet at Symphony hall, !
\ No. 232 South Hill street. In the =
= city of Los Angeles, at o'clock =
+ p. m. Saturday, September IL, for !
+ the purpose of nominating a cam !
i didat for representative in United !
+ United States congress to be voted !
i for at the general election the =
+ tuesday after the first Monday In +
= November, 1908. y
= The representation of the various \
= districts will be the same dele +
= gates as those elected to the late \
: state convention held at Stockton, !
= September and 4. 1908. \
+ j. l.. CHASE, Chairman. i
>. M. Hammock, Secretary. Z
4 y j. 4 4 4 Il i \ = \ 4 y = II \ 4 i 4
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-09-13
GIRL DEAF MUTE GIVES
FIRE ALARM BY SIGNS

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12.-Smelling
smoke, Amelia Neidlinger, deaf mute,
Is years old, of 407 George street, dis
covered a mattress burning in a second
story bedroom yesterday morning, and,
being unable to call her mother, ran
down into the yard and told her in
signs that the house was on fire.
Mrs. Niedlinger tried to extinguish
the flames herself, but was obliged to
call for help
Employees of the w. II. Cooper livery
stable. opposite the house. threw the
mattress into the street and prevented
the spread of the flames before the en-
gines arrived.
The fire is supposed to have been
caused by some member of the family
stepping on a match.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-09-13
FRENCH WOMAN ENDS
LIFE SPECTACULARLY
LEAPS FROM PARIS ARCH TO
HER DEATH
Catches on Corniee OF Arc d'Trlomphe
and Hangs Several Minutes by
Dress, Then Drops to
Street
[Ry Associated Press. !

PARIS, Sept. 12.-Still another woman
has sought the Arc d'Triomphe as a
means of putting an end to her life.
The act of today was particularly hor-
rifying.
As the woman jumped her dress
caught on a cornice and she hung sus-
pended for several minutes.
She was in full view of the horror
stricken spectators below and the sight
seers on the platform.
The latter tried to rescue her, but be-
fore anyone could get to the place
where she was, her dress gave way
and she dropped to the pavement be-
low, where she was crushed to death.
The identity of the suicide has not
yet been established. She was dressed
extensively.