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New-York tribune., 1908-05-26

Chicago. May 25.-It took the worlds champions
ten innings to defeat the New York Giants here
to-day by a score of TO !. and thus get even for
the loss of the first game yesterday. The Cubs
began with rush and batted the time mighty
Mathew out of the box in the first two innings
the tune of seven hf1s and five runs McGraw
then Malarky the box, where he stayed
inning, when Chicago got two runs and tied the
score. the Giants had been busy in the
time.
McGraw then sent Witse in. The latter held his
for two innings. but too steady, and
in the tenth the Cubs pulled the game out OF the
balls. The runner took second Morans sacrifice
and raced home with the winning Tinker's
long and timely drive to centre field.
1t a hard game for the Giants TO lose,
they made good uphill fight and actually led at
to In their half of the seventh inning They
scored IN the first inning error by
Evers and Seymours long fly. and three more in
the third when they fell Pfeister and took their
turn at batting. When Shannon, Donlin. Seymour
and Needham had made hit apiece Brown took
Pfeisters place and stopped the rally
It looked for the Cr-bs in the seventh inning
when the Giants solved Browns delivery and
earned three singles by Shannon and
Tenney and twe-bagsers by BridwelI and Donlin.
but as previously told the champions equal TO
the call.
kovI1
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
LARNED SHOWS SKILL
ALEXANDER Also WINS.
Ldzcn Tennis Field Thinning ont
for Long Island Title.

Edwin P I.arned and Frederick B. Alexander
reached the semi-fnal round in the Long Island
lawn tennis championship singles yesterday on the
courts of the Kings County Lawn Tennis Club,
Brooklyn. L-arned, who bids fair TO outshine his
older brother, the national champion, with a bit
more seasoning, his place by defeating C.
Frederick Watson. jr., in two deuce sets at IS
7-5- Alexander called for his best efforts
at love suddenly stifened his game. From care
less and headless work he became tricky
fox, and Alexander had to all Of his ingenuity
in order TO win the second set, at SIS.
Frederick b Alexander and Harold II. Hackett
the national champions. won their place in the
seri-fnaI round Of the doubles. In attaining that
position they met Henry J. Molienhauer and Her
bert L, WestfaIl. and defeated them at 6-9, 60
individually the work of both Mollenhauer and
WestfalI good They lacked the and
tain team play, together with the keen eye for the
openings which the champions possessed and
which enabled them 10 lead all the AS Theo-
dore Roosevelt PeI and Irving c. Wright have
dropped out due 10 poor condition, Edwin ?.
Larned and {. Frederick Watson. jr, the orange
pair, rated the only ones capable Of giving
the national champions rub in the final round.
The summary follows:
Long Island championship singles thrst roupdlwaltsr
5 n9 Sy asfaq En F arsd oTa9G Ra5er dfe1ssd
erbocker. defeated G Groesheck Elizabeth Town and
Field Club defeated F1anktn Ring; County Is
s2 eISnsP a. kias' ;s5 Ss: county as'S-'so
Second round-H : Roberts Knickerbocker Field Club
defeated Walter l. Pate Brooklyn, 10 60; Edwin p
Larned defeated l. Reirner, Knckerbocker, S
Ga; A / Wilston Kings County, defeated II C.
T1irs ronnd"E. E.dSin p Tarned Orange defeated c
FREDERICK watson tr. orange. 10. 7-5 Frederick
Alexander West Side. defeated Gussve F. Touchard
Hamilton Grange, 60. Sc
championship doubles preliminary round
Edwin 2 I.arned and c. F Watson jr, defeated E S
Cameron and L RefTler, 62, CO; G F Touchard and
Leo 7. R Pell and i c Wright by default
Dr. " RosenbaUm and J. F. Condor defeated g
Mitchell and !. a. Sankey 6-9 4-6 s-2 H J. Mol
enhauer and L. WestfaH defeated Robert NJ. Beckey
and Diraon z Roberts. by default
First round-otto H I5inek and F Gates defeated
Wal l. ate z II. Sanborn, e. 81: Z. II
Billings and F NJ Noes defeated c H Dunn and P d
i 6-l. Edwin p Iayned and {. r. Watson.
1r defeated G. F. Touchard and e Leo 62 63 Il.
] MollenheueT and H l. Westfal defeated Dr william
Alexander and Harold H Hsckett defeated G. l. Wag
ner partner. BY default
Soc nd round-Frederick g Alexander and Harold H
aczett defeated Henry J. Mollenhauer and Herbert l.
WestfsU. e-9, G.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
The record to date follows:
GOLF TITLE At STAKE.
Poir1ngs for Womens Metropolitan
Cham monship.

With the exception of Mrs. Charles r. Stout who
has been out of tournament play for the last two
years nearly ell of the golfers of this section
have entered for the ninth annual championship
tournament OF the Women's Metropolitan Golf
Association, which begins to-day at the Essex
County Country Club Miss Georsianna Bishop. Of
Brooklawn. the title holder and Miss Julia r.
Mix. OF Engleweod have been paired together
There twenty five odd entries but, is
usually the case, several others likely to be
added at the Those making the first eight
will qualify for the championship, and there will
be three other divisions The qualifying round to-
day will consist eighteen holes. The entries and
parings follow:
Miss E1izabeth Hurry, Apewami. and Mn. f r. san
ford. Essex County
Mrs l. W CaIian and MT. S. F. IerreTts. Englewood-
Miss Julia r. Mix, Ensisvoo'. and Miss GeorStanna
Bishop Brookiswn
Mrs. Charles L. Tiffany Nassau. and Mrs w Felloves
Morgan BatIsroI.
Miss L Harrison, Baltusro and Mr.. ". D. Van
derpool, Morris County.
Mrs. C. Ubelacker, Hackenxack. and Miss Bertha Gra-
ham, North Jersey.
Mrs Barclay, Hackensack, and Miss Violet Ward Rich
County
Ms c. Park Ap.wami. and NJ Burke. Essex
County
Mrs. T. D. Mager. Essex County. and Mrs. ". d.
Mofat, Hackensack.
Mrs J B. Kinney. Richmond County. Mis-, Page
schwarzwalder, Baltusrol
Miss Julia Bredt County. and Mrs. L. II.
Daniels, Richmond County.
Mrs. Frank Enos and Mrs. Cunningham Engierood.
Mrs. A Irving. Richmond County
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
SAYS GIRL COMMITTED SUICIDE.
Kansas Man Accused of Crime Similar to
That of Chester Gillette.

lola, Kan. May D.-Samuel Whitlov charged
with numbering Miss May sapp declared at his
trial to-day that she committed suicide in his pres
Whitow said that he went to the sapp home
on night OF the tragedy. called the girl into the
yard. and told her he had told his wife about their
indiscretions. and that their relations must cease
She was angry I've told you what I'd do and
now I'll show you" she said. according TO Whit
low. Then in the dark she made some sort of a
motion and screamed. He said he caught her by
the right hand she started TO fall. He heard 4
door slam and ran He did not notice that he held
e until he almost home ne said Whit
low said he washed the razor and returning TO the
sapp home dropped It where the girl had
fallen.
Whitlow has a wife and three children He for
merly was a school teacher and Miss Sapp was one
OF his pupils
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26

Monday seems be hoodoo day for the New
York Americans. Yesterday they were defeated
by the Chicago White Sox American League
Park by a of 10 3. 1t not only a hard
blow to Clark Griffith for Chicago to getaway
with two of three games but he forced
to his youngster, Walter Manning, lose
his first game of the seasoR, from stupid
playing by his mates however, than from
any fault of his own. Big Ed Walsh was on the
pitching mound for the White Sox, and did his part
well.
Errors We're contributed by the Hghlanders just
when they Of the most benefit to Chicago
and most disastrous themselves. Six errors
enough take the heart out OF any pitcher, and
Mannng's work under the circumstances good
enough to win many games
In the second inning Donohue singled, advanced
TO third Chase's and raced home when
Niles dropped Balls throw catch Sullivan at
second base. Another error by Ball in the third
inning gave Chicago its second There was
scoring until the sixth inning, when the
White Sox got more taes.
Manning was bombarded for FIVE runs in the
seventh. After Dougherty had walked, Jones and
Davis singled, Dougherty scoring the second
single Anderson famed, but Donohue there
with a single, which brought in Jones. A mighty
walIop for three bases by Sullivan scored Davis
and Donohue on Tannehills out Sullivan romped
home That enough.
New York made three in the eighth but
they were useless so far the game
cerned
Wild Conroy back at third base again, and
he the steadest in the inheld
silk OLoughIin welcomed joyously on his
first appearance as umpire this season at the hill
top. Egan, the other umpire, was hurt by foul
tip and mad 20 leave the game.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
AUTO LAW TEST GOES OVER.

Trenton, n. J.. May 2-Judge William NJ. Ian
ming in the United States District Court, to-day
dismissed the petition for writ of habeas corpus
for violating the provision of the automobile la "
which prohibits a nonresident from operating an
automobile in the without a New Jersey
license The st arranged for In advance
to test the COnstitutionalty of this provision of
the law.
Judge Lanning in dismissing the petition, ruled
Johnson's immediate release 500 bail showed
he not unduly restrained of his liberty, and
therefore there nothing to justify the court
taking jurisdiction.
AT the hearing before Police Justice Harris on
Friday the proper steps can be taken to carry the
to the higher courts.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
LAWN TENNIS BY COLLEGE MEN.

Brookline, Mass, May 2-The annual chan-
nionsbin tournament of the New England Intercol-
Iegtate Lawn Tennis Association began on the
courts of the Longwood Cricket Club to-day The
summary follows
Championship singles .hrrt ropnd1-W B. Heiten Wes-
80, Brown. 81 o-2: ) b
smith Dartmouth. defeated H H Burs"in' Irihity'
os sscana round-I " Stern. Dartmouth, defeated P
r Fanning. NJ. I. T. Sc g: " ". Peters.
n W Hubbard. Amherst defeated 6 p HYDE B4~doin'
90 s /. Wolf Amherst. defeated A ID HaniI
paa6o, sI2 60: ". c white Wesleyan. defeated
~ Greene Vermont. Ga s-S: T. Thompson
a. defeated /. Rchmonds Cd. 10: h
o,Ll.v vViliians defeated ". b Hoiten Wesleyan
s y smith Dartmouth. defeated T. b.
Parker n / T. 6-s, 6-S, 60 - ,s.-z M
Third round-T. X Thompson N !. - ueiep V"
- H-hit. Wesleyan. Sc. 6-S. 81
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
BOYS CELEBRATION CAUSES PANIC.
Mlstaklng Noise for Alarm of Fire, Students
Leap Through Widows

Lockport, y Y May 25.-A calamity came near
occurring at O'Clock this morning at the High
street public school. when the students Lock-
port High school. number 150 boys rushed into the
former building. giving school yelIs and pounding
snare drums in celebration Of victory which they
had scored in baseball and in a debate here last
Friday.
1he high Etreet school children thinking that
there was fire in the building. were thrown into
a panic and made wild rush for the doors ana
windows Some OF the boys and girls Jumped
through the windows. cutting their hands terribly
About a year ago the school was DESTROYED by fra
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26

HORSES IN THE RING.
X. e. Vanderbilt and Judge Moors
Hin Blue Ribbons.

Philadelphia. May 25.-The seventeenth annual
exhibition OF the Philadelphia Horse Show Asso-
citation opened at ST. Martins Green. Wissahtckon
to-day Awards were made in six classes. and
Reginald c. Vanderbilt had the honor OF winning
the blue ribbon. with his chestnut zeldtng. Dr.
SeIwonk for horses in harness. The other blue
ribbon winners were:
Class y (hOrse in harness t4f hands and
ceedng 10 handsj-Whits Wall Ariel. William II. Moore
New York
Class 80 tpair horses harnessjPrde Prides and
hing OF kings William n. Moore. View York
Class ChOrseS Unic0rnt-I>Ord Br,o<A.
Lord Buregh and Sied Venus, Reginald c. Vsnferofr
New YORK
Glass - saddle Is hands and under hsnd,-
Miss Ann. Miss Emily Bedford. Green Farms. Conn
Cass - (ride and drive hOrsesl-Niss Ann Mss Emily
Bedford Green Farms Conn
Class % bumpers. open % aiIt-David Gray e II.
Weatherbee. York
Class 81 Bumpers. open TO green huuters-Kstrins.
Hawthorne Farms. BerWyn Penn.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
tn PICK OLYMPIC SWIMMERS.

The American olympic committee mas oecldeh 10
tola tbs svimming trials to select the swimmers
., ,,e,,rssent this country at the Olympic games
a. Travers Island on June 1. The first event will
he AZ TWO hundred metres. so as to enable the
committee to pick the fastes' four men IN Amer
Sc for the team race in il is decided TO enter
q team.
rhe committee has decided TO extend the date OF
the closing OF entries for the Eastern tryouts 10
he held at Philadelphia June until Monday
June !.
Seventeen of the best amateur wrestlers In the
.,,,,,v ujII meet tonight in the tryout bouts.
T.Ibo,t of Cornell is among those entered.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
B. DURYEA A DEPUTY STEWARD

Al meeting of the stewards of the Jockey Club
IL -h- windsor Arcade last evening Herman B.
Duryea E-as named deputy steward for August
ber10ut during Mr. Benunts absence abroad An
drez Mile and Il X. Knapp were appointed
stewards T. represent the Jockey Club AT the
sTrng meetings a. C5ravesend and Sheepshead Bay,
TeE1ec,vey. while Il. !. Morris was appointed
Steward 70 represent the Jockey Club at the sum
1ner meeting Il the Buffalo Racing Association
On tne report q the steward representing the
Joke Club Il rhe spring meeting Of the Mary
land Jocs4y Club the jockey license Of :. J Bar
ne7 was Withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
Marshall Beaten by AlaWn tn Big
TOurneu abroad.

Prague, Bohemia, May G.-In the sixth round
Of the international chess masters tournament
contested at the exposition in this city to-day Carl
Schlechter, the leader paired with Fidmar,
of this city The result was a draw, In conse-
Quence Of which the Austrian retains the lead and
Vidmar is tied for second place with Duras. the
latter drawing his game with Spiemann.
Leonhardt defeated Rabinowitsch and up
level with Duras and Eidmar. The American, Mar
shall. lost his game against Alapn of ST. Peters
burg In the other games Bardeieben lost to Salwe
Meses defeated Proxies Panowsk lost TO
Chotmirski. Drawn games recorded between
Treybal and Kvicala Rubinstein and Techmann
and Suechting and Maroczy
Thor 70 DIT
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
REIMER AND cHUAcH IN FINALS.

The final round in the Columbia interschoastic
lawn tennis tournament will be played the South
Field courts this afternoon. Yesterday the play
was continued through the semi final round. Rel
mer. of Erasmus Hail. defeated BIache, Of EnsIe-
wood High School. 81, 7-5 and Chuach. Of the
Englewood School for Boys. defeated Day. Of the
Boys High School. 81 Ga
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
MAE WOOD OUT OF ToMss.

Mae {. Wood, who arrested and charged
with perjury In connection with her suit against
Senator Piatt, was released yesterday under bond
of 5000. She appeared before Judge Rosalsky. in
General Sessions but the Judge referred the matter
the Supreme Court, and Justice Greenbaum I'm
mediately approved of the bond
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
The score follows !:
NEW YORK.

Tyo-base hits-Chance BrdEeIl. Donliu, Stetnfeldt.
Tinker Schultz Hts-Or Pfelster in three
innings: Mathewson in two innings; of Malarky In
Hwa htts-Sheckard. Evers Moran
Double pIays-Tfnker runsssised) Seymour and Brdwe
T~St Z. New York g. First base on
beIsNOn Pfester 2 of Brown. 2; of Math-Hson. l. OF
Maiarkr 2: OF Wiitse I. erroTs-Chcaso.
/; New York 3. out-By Pfetster. I; by Brown
3. by Wiltse 1. Wild ptch-Brown Time, 2'l5. Tn
p,res-Emslie and Day.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
FAVOR AUTO CUP RACE.
Nassau County Supervisors Inclined
TO1card Big Contest.

Mneoa, Long Island May 2.-A R. Pardfngton
appeared before the Nassau County Supervisors
this afternoon and discussed the chances of hold
ing the Vanderbilt Cup the roads of
Nassau County in the fall. He said formal applica-
ton probably would be made Monday.
He spoke of policing the course with troops The
supervisors seemed favorabiy inclined toward the
race
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
MISS MOORE IN DEFEAT.
Mss Hammond Takes Her Measure
ON Vest Side Courts.

Mrs A G. Miles and Miss Louise Hammond won
their places in the final round Of the women 8
championship singles yesterday on the courts OF
the west Side Lawn Tennis Club, 10th street and
Amsterdam avenue.
The chief surprise the victory OF Miss Ham
r,ond over Miss Elizabeth II. Moore the ex-na-
tionaI champion, whom she defeated at IS, s-A
Mrs Miles formerly Miss Glover Boidt, defeated
Miss Clara KutroT, 6IS e.
The summary follows
Vornen'E championship singles first round-Mrs a {
Miles defeated Mrs Clark. 81 6-2: Miss cara
Egtro1 defeated Mrs. E T Rice, e. 81; Miss E. ID
TIsrruond z ". Betton. t-Z 81
semi hnaI round-Mrs. A O Miles defeated MISS are
Kutror 6-3 s.. Miss Louise Hammond defeated MISS
H ID 6-4 -
gin II defeated Walter Y Bennett. 6-l. 6%3 -,
doubles first roundD-N. b Cra
e,r 5r and n {. CFariock defested F T Fuller ana
J c TornInson, il. 60 g.
-Four teams survived in the championship oou-
bIes of the East Jersey Lawn Tennis League yes
terdav on the courts of the Plainfeld Country
club Dean Mathey and r. A. West. Elizabeth
Town and Country defeated c. M Daniels and
H s Long Plainheld. 60. 81; W Brown and
c NJ Crapo Planfield, defeated b. Berry and L.
Durham Ilderan Outing Club. 6-l e-4; II J.
Cochrane and A D. Beers. PIainfeld. defeated n.
Brown and A Brewer, Plainfield, g. 60 W.
p Cragfn IT, and ". Wadsworth, Plainheld, de-
<eated IL H Foster and Z. A. Weeks. Elizabeth,
e. s3 The finals will be played on Saturday
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
M'GOVERN TO FACE 6ORSnN

Terry McCiovern will make his first appearance
in ring in New York tonight since he defeated
Jimmy Britt at Madison Square Garden two years
ago McGovern vii face Spike Robson the Eng
lish champion. at the National Athletic Club Nos
l47 and l4s East oath street in a six-round bout
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
MANY CREWS IN BIG REGATTA.

AT a meeting OF the Harlem Regatta Assocfatio
last night Il announcei that sixty-hv- entire
have been received for the Memorial Day regatt
on the Harlem River, Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
YAW WINS ON ENGLISH LINKS.

Sandwich, England May G.-S. I. Yax, of Phla-
delphia. defeated Eric Hambro 1 up. nineteen
holes, in the first round the amateur golf cham
pionship tournament of Great Britain here to-day.
A. White, of Providence, another entrant from the
United States, beaten up and l play by
P Kollser
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
BOSTON, 4; ST. LOUIS, 2.

Al BOstOn: n n u
Boston 1 / o O
ST. Louis. ........0 l 0 l 0 0 %
Batteries-Boston Young and Criger; ST Louis
Powell and Spencer. Umpire-Connoliy.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
CLEVELAND, 8; PHILADELPHIA. 2

At Philadelphia: R. H e
Philadelphia % o 0 / %
Batteries-Cleveiand, Thielman and Bemis: Phil
adelphia, Fickers and Schreck. Umpires-Hurs
and Sheridan
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
DETROIT, I; WASHINGTON, 0.

At Washington: r. Fl. E.
Detror .......O 0 l 0 0 o-1 3
Washington 20 0 o %
Batteries-Detroit Siever and Payne; Washing
ton, Burns and Street. Umpire-Evans
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Utica, 8; Syracuse 8
Albany, 3: Scranton. 2 10 innings.
Binghamton 6: A. J. & c.. l.
Troy. s. Wilkes Barre. 3
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
GREAT NECK BEATEN AT POLO.

sres- .>=-k Long Island. MAY . (SpeclaI--Ihe
AeV Haven polo teara defeated Great Neck in
~ frs1 game of series for challenge cup here
TO-DAY 5s z score Il 2 goals 10 l.
n the renrn period II. r. Grace was struck IN
II -eg ~ bal WIKI such force that ne was COM
pe--ed 70 Withdraw from the contest.
TIE lineup snd summary follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
PHILADELPHIA, I; ST. LOUIS, o.

At St Louis - II +
Philadelphia o o 0 o O-1
Batteries-Phil adephia, Moren and Jacklftsch;
St Louis, Beebe. Frommie and Ludwig mpireS
=RuGderham and Johnstone.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS.

Lawrence, 8; Fall River. 2.
Lowell s; New Bedford. 4
Haverhill. l. Worcester, 0.
BrOckton, 4. Lynn. e
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26

First base on eTTors-New York. !; Chicago g. Left
on bases-New York Chicago, First base balls
OF Manning. s.; off Walsh Struck out-By Manning.
q. BY 3 Ttree-bese hit-Suivan. Two-base
hit-Tannehil. Sacrifice hits-Davis Parent Stolen
base Double pay-Bal Niles and Chase Wild
pitch-Walsh Time-2:15 Umpires-Egan and o LOugh-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS

gpringfeld. &; New Haven. 2
Waterbury, 9: Mertden. s.
New Britain 8: Bridgeport. A.
Hartford. !: Holyoke,
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
Belmont Park Racing Summaries.


@ % % % s 81 " rafa Las. Six a . s.r
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26

Baseball Is-day. Z r. NJ. Amerieaa Lsssvs Park
n. T. Anar1cAAs g. Leuts.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
GREAT NECK
HEE HAVEN.

Nev z Ez--.c goals IG by handicap, 2; total Y
+d NscE-Es-nes goals. 2. lost by penatles J. tolal
G. ffteree-FsuI J. Rainey. Scorer and timer n
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26

Chicago, 3; New York. tI0 InnnGs).
PitfsburG, 8; Boston, g
Philadelphia. 4: st. Louis. o.
Brooklyn Cincinnati twet grounds)
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
PiTTseURe, 8; BOSTON, 2.

Al Pittsburs: r n z
Boston 0 o % 2
Batteries-Pittsburg. Camnitz and Gibson; BOs-
ton, Ferguson. DoTneT and BowerHlan Umpire-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
GIANTS LOSE In TENTH
CUBS PULL OUT GAME.
Matty Batted Ont of the Boz in
First TUo Innings.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
FtIladelphia Mt St Louis
at Pfftsburx
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
CHICAGO WINS THE ODD
OFF DAY FOR YANKEES.
Manning Loses HIS First Game,
scath Errors Behind Him.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY
St. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Philadelphia
Cleveland Washington.
Rnkfn nu
RESULTS OF GAMES Ne

Chicago q; New York. 3.
Boston, 4; st. Louis 2.
Cleveland. 3: Philadelphia. 2
Detroit, 1; Washington O..
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26

C
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-13
CENTERVILLE. IND.

Centerville, Ind. June 13.-Mrs. J.
l.. Craig and Oscar Durkel Of Rich
mond were guests Thursday Of c. A.
Langley and family.
Mrs. John Paddock and son Clar-
ence, of Liberty. made a brief visit TO
Mr.. and Mrs. R. a. Napier this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Porter are
entertaining a house party of relatives
The guests include Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
D. Williams and daughter Geraldine of
Los Angles, California;; Mrs. A. E.
Higbee of Detroit, Michigan, and Mrs
D. G. DOyel of Anderson, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Limiting and lit
tie daughter Doris, Of Chicago, are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Limiting.
Miss Margaret Jenkins Of Corners
vile. formerly a resident of CenteTyille
is visiting relatives at DOddridge and
will be the guest of friends here be
fore she returns to her home. Miss
Jenkins was present at the missionary
meeting on Thursday and was heartily
welcomed by her former associates in
the society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Lammott near
Centerville, are the parents of girl
baby, born this week.
The Twentieth Century Dancing
club will give its last dance of the sea
son on next Wednesday evening at
Jackson park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Blose have
moved from Abingdon into the north
part Of the Porter residence. Mr..
BlOse is the principal of the Center
Vile public school for the coming
term.
A delightful session of the Woman's
Home Missionary society of the NJ E.
church was held on Thursday after
noon at the country home of Mrs. Do
ra Brumfield a short distance south
west of Centerville.
committee consisting of Mrs. Min
ME Wright Mrs. Bertha Dunbar and
Miss Laura Bertsch was appointed to
collect and send supplies to home
for young people in North Carolina.
The next meeting will be on the second
Thursday in July, with Mrs. Almeda
Dunbar.
The first quarterly meeting of the
conference year Of the Centerville NJ.
E. church. will be held Sunday. The
sermon at the morning service will be
given by the pastor, the Rev. W. e.
Whitlock. The Presiding elder, the
Rev. T. NJ. Guild, will be present at
the evening service and will deliver
the sermon. At this service the holy
communion will be administered and
also the ordinance of baptism.
On Tuesday evening, June 10th the
quarterly conference will be held for
the transac tiOn of business.