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The state herald., 1908-12-25
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.

For thirty years Lydia Il. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, fnado
from roots and herbs, has been tho
standard remedy for female lila,
and has positively curnd Thousands of
women who have been troubled with
displncements, inflammation. iilcera-
tiun, ilbroid tumou. Irregularities,
periodic pains. bacl,acho, that boar
Ing g.down feeling, ilatulency, indigoa-
ton, dizziness, OF nervous prostrntign-
Why don't you Try itf
Mrs. pinisham invites all sick
women Ia write her for advice.
sho has guided thousands TO
hcs ith. Address, Lynn. Mass.
The state herald., 1908-12-25
VOTE OF NATION
FOR PRESIDENT
REPUBLICAN,, DEMOCRATIC AND
SOCIALIST PARTIES SHOW
INCREASE OVER 1904.
.H|SGEN VOTE IS SMALL
FALLING OFF IN PROHIBITION
POPuliST AND SOCIAL
LABOR PARTIES.

New York.-The total popular vote
of the presidential candidates at the
last national election was made known
Tuesday in an official form by the fiji.
ig of the last official vote, that of Mich.
igan. The total shows the following
The state herald., 1908-12-25

II you want to improve your farm
land put 1t down to clover. field by
field. and pasture hogs on 1t.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
FRENCH EXPERT BE4TEN.
Charles f. COnklin Defeats ReroHe IN
Close Game at 1872 Billiards.

Charies F. Conklin. of Chicago former national
champion, defeated Lueian Rerolle the French
chaHiioh' IN the evening game of the interna-
tonal amateur 1872 balkline billiard tournament
the Liederkranz Club last night bv a score of 400
TO S1l while in the afternoon ]. Ferdinand Pog
genoirg, Of the home club, had the easiest kind of
a time IN capturing his game with Edward W.
Gardner of Passaic. y. j. by score of 400 to 1876.
ihe foreign expert won the bank and after
choosing the spot ball missed the opening shot
Nohhhn made one carrom but went wide on a
silipie cushion on his next attempt. Mediocre
billiards was shown by each until the tenth in
hihg when both scored strings of 45. Coaklin went
aheal on his twelfth inning, but with a of 65 in
MS sixteenth inning the French champion
ahead At the close of this inning the score was
10y to 154 against the Chicag but at the end of
the twenty-ffth inning Conkln, by hard work.
steadily went ahead. and led the Frenchman by a
margin OF seven points, the then being
Conklin. 23S: Rerole. 23I
With runs of SIS and 50 in his twenty-seventh and
twenty-eighth innings. the Chicago man forged
ahead and at the conclusion of the twenty-e!ghth
inning the score was: Conklin 1872: Rerolle 23S
With the vastly in favor of the Chicago
man at this stage ii looked though the game
good by him. but Rerolle was equal
to the occasion and gave exhibition of 49,
billiards which was not only effective but instruc
tive. BY adroit manipulation he carried the fvories
all the table The difficult positions he nego-
tated with marvellous skill and dexterity. He ran
up a bunch of l03 buttons in less than forty min
utes and every of them well earned, and
then failed on a hard cushion shot.
Conkln then went out with an unfinished run OF
s. making the point score 400 to Sal. The score:
,,opkrn-1 . O . - q O. TO- 45 2 26 O. II g.
% s 3 l. Is % 2 "a J. o. Az. 5S, %, s; total, 400;
average. % 20: high 5s s. - - -
Rerolle-o 2, o. l. 3. 45 = D. g. d :, d o.. 90 ds
O. l.. s. ! O. %. 103; total, 54li average
2e: high 1o3, 65, 40
Poggenburg took lead early in the afternoon
game and held 1t by a safe margin for the re-
nainder of the game. In the twelfth inning on
some clever nursing and open table play he clicked
off * csrronos before sitting down. The best Gard
ner could do was high of p In the third In
ming. The score follows:
Poggenburg-o O. !. O. 9; 3 20 a. . s. 5e' % g.
Total 400 Average. 26-34. High runs, 90 54' 81
Gardner-2 20 D. o. II. 4. 5, 3. IS J. TO- O. O. o. 81
20 /. l, l. $: l. O. u o. o. a. a. - = Io'al 1'o'
Average 1888. High D. 20 70
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
RAIN SAVES BROOKLYN TEAM.

The Superbas after three successive defeats by
the Philadelphia Quakers. succeeded in defeating
them in the last game of the series at Washing
ton Park yesterday by score of to o. with
the valuable help of the rain. The game had 10
be called at the end of the fifth inning owing to
the incessant fall of rain from the beginning of
the game. The Quakers able to score five
runs in the half of the sixth inning on
a combination of hits and errors. The ball was
very slippery from the rain, and Brooklyn was
unable to bat as the rain coming down In
torrents After fifteen minutes of waiting Klein
called the game off. The then went back
Rucler twirled for the Superbas and in fine
form. holding the Quakers down to three hits
for the first five innings MOren pitched for the
visitors and was hit freely. Rucker his
game in the third inning. when he led off with a
three-bagger. Lumley and Jordan were passed
first base. filling the bags. Sheehan singled TO
centre. scoring Rucker and Lumley, and in trying
to stretch a two-bagger caught
An X-ray photograph of the injured ankle of
Whitley Aperman the infelder OF the Brooklyn
baseball team, taken at the Long Island Col
decreed that he stay of the game for at
life Alperman broke a bone his right ankle a
wear ago. Yesterday morning he visited Doe
Scanlon the former pitcher OF the Superbas. the
Long Island College Hospital where he is begin
ming the practice OF his profession DIR. Scanlon
and others looked over the ankle and bandaged 1t
up The follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
Mss MOORE A LOSER.
Wrs. Bnger- Wallach Fmnts on
Court, but Returns to Snatch Victory

Mrs. William II. Pouch and Mrs. Barger-Wal-
ZACH won their places in the final round of the
women's lawn tennis singles yesterday on the
court OF the ST. Nicholas Rink. The surprise of
the day occasoned by the defeat of Miss
Elizabeth H. Moore, who lost, two sets TO one, to
Mrs Barger- -Wallach. 1t all the more sur
prising after the second set Mrs. Barger-W al
ZACH was in fantng condition :he court She
was helped to the dressing room. and after short
rest continued the match. Her place drives in the
final set good that Miss Moore out
generalled and lost by the final of 7-5, IS.
C..
Mrs. Barger- -Walach easily at her best In
the opening set during which Miss Moore played
very hard lawn tennis without any let up. All of
the games touched deuce, and il the fast foot
ing about the court that caused the collapse of
Mrs. Barger-W Wallach in the following set Both of
the held to driving game for the most
part Only and then did Miss Moore up
to the net and then she often passed by
her opponent that she was forced to retire to the
back of her court and play out the contest from
that position.
In the other semi final Mrs. Pouch defeated Miss
Kathleen Tweed in straight sets by the score of
SO. Ga. The certainty OF Mrs. Pouch's shots
held her In the leading position throughout this
competition. The two winners of yesterday will
meet in the final this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01

! PRINCETON CANES DAMP.
Caledonian Meet Only Half Com
pleted ON account of Storm.

Princeton. ". j.. April s0.-The annual Caleionfa1
track and field games started on University
field to-day but were not completed on account OF
rain Only SIX events could be held an. the meet
will be finished in Saturday The men did unexpecf-
edIy well. and several good records were made.
In the 120-yaFd hurdle. t. y. Pfefer os. won nrss
place In Is % seconds eauaiIing the intercollegiate
record His time does not stand record as
several hurdles Knocked over. The mile was
the most exciting event Of the day. MeGee winning
By few feet after cutting down big lead oy a
pretty sprint G H. whiteIey. TO- the hsif-rnIs
In 1:59 ID. The summary follows:
One -hHndred-ysra d7sh-Won r. A. Gamble. %.
". r. ConnOrs. second; r Cooke. H. third Tine
0:10ta-
Four-hudred- and fortyyard run-Won By J. G Atlee
0s: w s BsFgsnd. second: Def Ball0n- II. third
Time,
Eight hundred eehty-yard run-Wou by G. r.
whiteIey, 10; W. NJ Laird H. second. A McC Conssr
90. third Time. 1:591s-
ODe-m mile run-NoR BY W L. McGee. '0g L. Fraut1
IL second. 6. j. Porter. H. third Time. 4ss2-s
One hundred and-twenty- yard hurdle-Won BY y
Pfeiffer ,ts; NJ Dwight. II. second; R r. Bunsssd H.
Running high jumpr-won BY ". p TaIco,t. 10. vf-s
jump OF y r. in Tie for second between 7. 8
Clark 0s. and NJ Dwight. H. with Jump q r. IN
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
RESULTS OF GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDS
IBv Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

IBy Telegraph to The Trioune
Boston April 3o-A three-bagger by Bowerrnan
in the last inning of to-day's game brought IN
Sweeney who had got his base on Bridweiis error
with the run that gave Boston another victory
over the New York Giants by score OF to 2
1t was an interesting struggle throughout
Crandall a recruit in the box for the visitors
and pitched a fine game, although beaten lie
shared the batting honors with Bowerman. eacn
having made three hits One of CrandaHs hlts
was home the left field fence IN the
fifth inning The Giants only other run was also
made in this inning Shannon's low drive got
away from Ritchey, and on Tenneys double Snan-
non got to third and raced in on Donlin's out
The first run for Boston was also scored in this
inning. Ritchey singled. while Sweeney Went TO
first on four wide ones Bowerman beat out a
bunt, and with the bases full. Ritchey managed
to tally Flaherty's out Singles by Browne and
Bates and Crandalls throw. which got away from
Nicklin, gave the Beaneaters their second run in
the eighth inning. In the opening inning the Giants
had the bases full but Devlin not equal to
the occasion. and sent out short hit, which re-
tired the side. a fine running catch by Seymour
of Flaherty's long fly to deep centreield In the
third inning the fielding feature The score
follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
TRAVIS BEST In STORM
SE4SHORE LINKS Il LAKE.
Many 4tlantic City Players Dnuen
from Course by Gale.

Atlantic City April Diminishing in driving
southeaster that made the course resemble series
of miniature lakes Waiter J. Travis of Garden
medal play qualifying round of the open golf tour
nament, which began to-day on the links OF the
Country Club of Atlantic City. Travis returned
scores of 81 and rs. for 159. This led the second
man. Findlay S. Douglas. of Nassau by four
strokes, while Jerome d. Travers, Of Montciair
the national champion came in third with 16I
The sudden shifting Of the elements from normal
conditions In the morning to one of the seVerest
storms seen here in years completely upset All
calculations, and incidentally put damper on the
spirits of the most enthusiastic No less thah 1Zo
players started bravely, making the largest heio
handled by the local club. Because OF 'ie
fierce storm nearly half of the contestants Will
drew. but of those who failed to finish were
not first cup possibilities. The committee, now
ever has provided for these Withdrawals Win
special competitions.
Those who qualified for the first cup are nearly
TIerreshoff of Garden City, winner here year
ago; w. c. Fownes, jr., the Pittsburger' VINO mas
had the distinction of putting Travis out OF two
national championships; w. E. Shackleford, OF the
home club winner of this tournament last faii
and F. Oden Horstman of Chevy Chase, success
full over the Northield links in 1906
Travis made few mistakes throughout the day
save on the greens. His putting was below mis-
usual standard but oddly enough, in the AFTER
noon when the weather worst, he did his pest
work coming home in 81. This round included no
less than seven threes. His card was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
VIRGINIA PLAYS FoRoHAM TO-DAY.

Fordham and the University OF Virginia win
cross bats at Fordham Field this afternoon m
what promises TO be the best game the local team
has played on its home grounds this year. Srsons
will probsbly do the twirliag for Virginia He IS
considered OF the best college pitchers playing
the game to-day. Fordham has victories credited
to her this year such teams Yale. Har-
ward and Columbia Virginia also has a fine rec
ord The Southerners have defeated Princeton.
the University OF Pennsylvania the University OF
North Carolina and Cornell. and have shut out
Amherst. Dartmouth and Lehigh. among others
Honaker. the all Southern quarterback. VIII
play shortstop fol Virginia and can be counted
on to put up his usual lightning fielding game.
while Captain Hof. az third base. is the peer OF
any college third baseman-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
IMPORTERS QUIT GARDEN.
Sc!On Ne1t Hmter an Connection
ecifh Central Palace 11utO Display.

Instead of exhibiting al Madison Square Garden
they did last winter the members of the I'm
T,orters Automobile Salon will show their foreign
cars next wear 81 the Grand Central Palace show,
which VIII be conducted by the American Motor
Car Manufacturers Association. The dates for Uhe
show are December 81 January Z
\ section the main floor has been aside
fo- the importers. VIII aIlot space 0
their own members The TO be exhibited
numbering eighteen. include the Fiat. Renaut
PauhaIG. Maja, {. g. Y. IsOtta- -Fraschini. Zust.
Clement Hotchkiss. Deaunay -Belevile. Bianchi.
Mercedes. De Dietrich Benz ITALIA, MARITIME. Della
have and PLAIN.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
NEW TRACK AT VAILSBURG.

Bicycle track racing, for some time dormant in
the East has taken a lease OF life. Carpen-
tiers finished building this week new siN-lap board
track 20 replace the historic old Nailsburg board
track at Newark. and work Will be started at once
on the grandstand and bleachers. following which
the large string Of professional and amateur cracks
will begin training preparatory to the opening
meet, which will be held Sunday afternoon,
May 10. Frank l.. Kramer. who will ride all sum-
Iner at the track. has expressed himself as
well pleased with II.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
FRENCH WRESTLER TEMPTs JENKINS.

Tom jenkins. once champion wrestler Of America.
is about don his togs again. He is excited
BY the challenge Of the Frenchman. Cazeaux who
has challenged him 10 d mixed contest OF Grseco-
Roman and catci-a arcl.-can wrestling Cazeaux
hss been meeting all corners Canada and the
West and has won all matches in which he has
entered. The managers OF the men will meet to-
day 10 try 10 arrange the match
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
TITLE THROUGH FORFEIT.
Schaefer Too III to Defend Billiard
Cham pionship.

Chicago. April 3O.-Jacob Schaefer to-day for
feited TO George Sutton the worlds title at lsl
balkline style of billiards. not being able TO defend
his cbampionship on account of sickness. This is
the third time that Sutton has held the Isl cham
pionship. although ne has never won the title by
actual play. Schaefer forfeited to Sutton In Paris
and later Willie Hoppe went abroad and did not
defend the title Hoppe will meet Sutton to-mor-
row night here for the 1872 championship.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
TO SETTLE SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP.

New Haven. April 9.-A meeting of representa-
tyes OF the Intercoe giate Soccer Football League
will he held bout the middle of May to award the
chanpionship for the season. Yale and Haverford
are tied for first place. and the Haverford faculty
having placed a time limit the game, the tie
cannot be PLAYED off. AS Yale beat HaVerford in
the single match played by the two it is regarded
as probable here that the championship will be
awarded to Yale.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01

Because he did not have a license, as required
in New Jersey and for failure TO expose New
Jersey number on his car. Alvin Henderson. chauf-
feur for William Ellis Corey, president OF the
United States Steel Corporation was arrested and
ened $50 in Hoboken yesterday. after he had cdr
ried Mr. and Mrs Corey the Hambure-Amercan
pier. where they boarded the steamship Deutsch-
land for Europe
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
RESULTS OF GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANl

While the New York Americans did more
than go up the grounds yesterday and practise
for few minutes before playing damp inning
they lead the league again Cleveland shares the
honor but lost exclusive possession OF first place
by getting a sound beating from ST. Louis team
apparentlv stronger than in recent years The
Highlanders descend upon Washington to-day. and
should improve their standing and store away
some games for the trying days of the fall-never
a Ioafng time in the American League.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
scUiREs KNOCKS OUT JEM ROCHE

Dublin, April 31-In glove contest held here
this afternoon Bill Squires of Australia. knocked
cut Js-n Roche the former Irish champion. in the
fourth round. The purse $l.375 and there
z SIDE Her Of S1.@.t Ssquires and Roche have both
been defeated recently ia burlesque fights by Burns
who now claims the worlds championship
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
ROOSEVELT LEAGUE ATHLETES BUSY.

The fifth annual indoor meet OF the Roosevelt
Athletic League will be held this year at the list
Regiment Armory Saturday, at 1:3O p III.
This league, which includes in its membership all
the schooIboys attending Public Schools IA. 49, 49,
q. and ~. Manhattan. has gained the reputa-
ton OF conducting well managed indoor meets
which have attracted many entrants.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
AMERICAN LOSES AT QUEENS CLUB

London. April 30.-In the semif singles for the
covered lawn tennis championships. in
progress at the Queens Club here, the former
champion. A W. Gore proved too strong for c. +.
Dodge. Of Colorado Springs. and defeated the
American player by three games TO nothing The
score was 6-3, GO, ca.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
HARVARD LOSES GAME TO MAINE

Cambridge Mass. April 30.-The University OF
Maine outpIayed Harvard on the diamond at Sol
diers Field to-day and won the game TO O. AS
a whole the game poorly played by Harvard.
Maine secured its two runs in the second inning
on errors by Briggs first and Mccall at second.
The score:
r II f
University Of Maine % o
Harvard minimum. o o 90 3 /
Batteres-Ryan and Fulton: Slater and currier Tn
pire-IUnnolly. Time-l:4S
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
SNOW STOPS LEXINGTON RACES.

Lexington, Ky, April 3o.-Because heavy Snow
which fell early to-day made the track unfit for
use to-day's here We're declared of It has
not yet been decided whether double programme
Will be Friday or Saturday or whether there
shall be an extra day of racing Monday
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
AEPOpLANE EXPERTS TRY FOR PRIZE

Paris. April 30.-Taking advantage of the beautt-
fuI weather of the last few days, Henry Farman,
NJ Delagrange, NJ. BleTiOt and other aeroplane eN-
perts are making daily experiments at Issy, near
Paris in g effort to break another's records
and to win the prize of 5000 offered to the first
whose machine remains in the air for fifteen min
utes.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01

Jerome Trayers did not drive well. his direction
being poor This got him into all kinds of trouble
Douglas played steadily and looks formidable
{, p Fownes of Oakmont, after making S3 IN the
morning and starting well in the afternoon had
to quit because of illness.
Henry w Brown the Philadelphia veteran who
won the gross score prize in the Lakewood hand1-
can last week reluctantly quit when the storm
became too severe. With the additional traps
that have been placed during the last two years
the course has become a more interesting test OF
the game The distances of the holes as fol-
lows:
2sz 49, 1870 4 3 2s s sS ss s 80 80 2 2ss 4ss 4I2SG
Total 49, ~
AS has usually been the case here, provision has
been made for as many sixteens as returned cards
CUP the presidents cup, the Atlantic City Cup
and the Northield Cup, respectively. The first and
second rounds a match play will be decided to-
morrow which will clear the way for the semi
final and final rounds Saturday All matches
are TO consist of eighteen holes. An eighteen-ho
medal play handicap is also on the programme for
the last day
AS provision will be made for the defeated eights
in each sixteen all contestants will have an op-
The tournament committee, consisting of Walter
e. Edge j. Haines Lippncott. Frederick S. Sher-
man and Frederick G. Robbins, handled the large
field in its usual capable manner. Those in the
first sixteen to-day We're:
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
ST. LOUIS, 9; CLEVELAND, /

81, Louis: X H. z
St Louis ..........-4 o o x-s II
Cleveland .........O 0 o o 0-I
Batteries-St. Louis Powell and spencer; Cleveland.
I.iebhardt. Chech. Ganey and Clarke Jmpire-Evans
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01

Three-bass hits-Lum1ey. Rucker- Sacrifice hitMa
loney StcL-1 bases-DoOn. Pattee Double play-Moren
Bransfed Grant Left on bases-PhiadelphIa. 4
BROOKLYN 4. First balls-On Rucker l. OF
Moren ; f1rst base Philadelphia l. StrucI
out-By Rucker, 2: by Moren g. Time-1:ls- Umpire
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
YANKEES GAIN IN RAIN
Tied zcith CleUeland for League Lead
When st. Louis Wins.
AN LEAGUE GAMES 1O-pAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at Washington
Chicago Detroit
Boston at Philadelphia
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Washington. .; Philadelphia, l..
ST. Louis. 8; Cleveland. I.
York Boston (raln).
Detroit Chicago (ran)-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01

University Of Maine. ,; Harvard. o. Bates. ):
Springfield Training School I. Rhode Island State
College. 3; Colby. l. Massachusetts Agricultural.
70; Norwich University, I. Pennsylvania Uni
versity of Virginia (ran)
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
NEW YORK.

sOne when winning scored
o y o % o -
York. %
Two-base hits-Bowerman. Tenney. Home run-Cran-
dali Sacrifice hits-Shannon Crandall stolen base
Seymour. Double pay-Bridweu and Tenney. Left On
New York, o. First base on balis-Or
Flaherty, off Crandall First base errors-Eos-
ton. 2: York I Struck out-By Crandan. 3 Time
Umpre-Eunslie
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
WASHINGTON, 2; PHILADELPHIA. I.

AT hiladelphia: n. H. Z.
Washington .......--...l . %
PHILADELPHIA ...........0 o-l o
Observation-Disclosures. Hughes and street: Phiadei
phia Carter, Vickers Schreck- Umpires-Hurst and
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDIN
COLLEGE BASEBALL RESULTS.

New Haven. 3; Merden.
Bridgeport, I; New Britain 6.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
GIANTS LOSE IN NINTH
BOWERM4N'S HIT CAUSE.
Nesc York Cast-Of Wins Close
Game for Boston Team.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO DAY.
Philadelphia at New York
Brooklyn at Boston.
81. Louis at Chicago.
Cincinnati PittsburE.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Boston. 3; New York. g
Brooklyn, 2; Philadelphia. o.
Chicago. 3; ST. Louis l..
PIttsburg Cincinnati {rain).
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
CHICAGO, 8; ST. LOUIS, I.

At Chicago: r. H. E
Chicago .............0 *
Batteries-Chicago Fraser and Killing; 81. Louis, Ray
and Hos stetter Cmpire-ODay
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
UNION LEAGUE RESULTS.

All the James scheduled were cancelled op &C
count r. Jain.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-

0AWE0 TO-DNT
Montreal at City.
a Newark.
Buffalo Providence.
Toronto at Baltimore
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Rochester Jersey City (rain>-
Buffalo Baltimore (rain).
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01

At South Orange r II. E.
Seton Hall. ..---..--.--.- o e-6 10
Buckneu ! o y l u u
Batteries-setou Hall. Ferry and Meegan BuckneIl
Car Hawk
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01

ps.~bslI-Pole Grounds. To-day, p. Giants -
sss.sladel phia Admission. 80 cents
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
SOUTHERN LEAGUE RESULTS

New Orleans. T. Memphis. l.
Montgomtry. 4: Nashville. ].
Mobile, 4: Little Rock.
Atlanta rs. Birmingham tcola weather>-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01

Meiisea away 20 WIN saIIuIIIIt . a. .sftl. in
{ ~ss green al the barrier and was SLOW 10 sets an
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01

@
Hill stopped oaoS anu may " "
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01

At South Orange
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
JAMAICA ENTRIES TODAY.

FIRST RAcE-For two-year- -olas: 500 add
aaE z half Z flules