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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-08-21
Heart to Heart
Talks.
A Bride AND A woopEn lEc
by EDWIN A. NYE.
cepyriEht. isOs. BY Edwin A. Ny..

A BRIDE AND a WOODEN LEG.
This Is an Iliad OF woman's wooden
leg.
A Pittsburg dentist has been sued by
physician OF the same city Goa the re.
covery or 500. the price OF a wooden
leg furnished some years ago for the
young woman who sfterward Sycane
the dentists wife.
And the questions ask themselves.
Is the wooden limb OF a bride a ma RI
OF the brides person or an accessory
after the fact?
Does the man who marries a girl
with an artificial member take thar loo
TO have and TO hold. to love, cherish
and protect. for better or for worse
Till death do them part?"
Attorneys for the plaintiff. IL ia nm.
derstood. did not claim that the wooden
member was part and parcel of the
person married. They put their claim
upon the peg that when a man marries
be assumes all the indebtedness OF the
wife.
Which in this case seems reasonable.
Because In event of the wife's death
the husband falls heir to her property
Manifestly. should the wife die her
husband would be seized of the wooden
leg
On the other hand
Attorneys for the husband make the
natural defense that the doctor did not
marry the limb OF wood, that II did
not enter into the nuptial contract that
the doctor assumed no unusual obllra.
ton respecting 1t and that IL was NOT
more part OF the woman he married
than her gown or her shoes.
From which IL would seem the dis
cussion at the trial did not leave either
side leg to stand upon.
The court. however, decided that the
husband must pay for the linn. where
upon he appealed.
Doubtless the court was right
The husband may not have had nd
vance knowledge respecting the wood.
en- leg. or. having this knowledge
chivalry would dictate his claiming
that he did not know.
The fact is. when the dentist courted
MS wife he courted her wooden leg
and NIL. and when he married her he
married wooden leg and all.
The family should stand smilinzly
on Its three legs and pay the physi-
clans bill.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-08-21
RICaMOND, FREDERICKsBURa q
POTOMAC r. r.

Schedule In effect April IL. 1909
LEAVE FREDERIcKsRuRe Nonraw,.r
o 20 a: IN. daily except Sunday. Makes locs,
~ 10 10 q. a. daily. Stops at Alexandria.
y, ~ ~ a. M daily. Makes local stons
~ On H. 10. daily. Stops at Alexsndr,a
exsnnriay except Sunday. Stops at Al
'o p pm; m: daily except Sunday. Makes local
10 m. sundays ony. Makes local s.ons
40 30 p III naiiy, stops at Alexandria
~ 70 p In. daily. Stops at Alexandra.
LRAVE FREDERICKSBURG soursw..n
DO 4. M. daily. Atlantic Coast Lima ,ro,r
stops at oswell and Ashland go a. =:
MILFORD sundays only. ~'e al
vi IA. daily except Sunday. Makes local
!, % a. IN. Sundays only. Makes Iocs, .,on.
~ DO .; IN. daily. 3. A. L. train. Stops a.
MaioTd ana Ashland, and az boswell on
IL 40 P N; daily except Sunday. Makes ,o.s,
20 p: an. daily. Atlantic Coast, linz ,ra,,
STOPS at Ashland. and ar, Dosxy III ~, ~
a 40 ieI o. passenger for G. & O. Nv ~
10 y. IN. daily. Make local stops
o. p: N. daily. s. A. L. rain S,ona "a
roswell and Ashland. ~
n.ocomnOdation train from Nashtnatoo
NoS ~ cS a. IN daily except Sunday
NoTE:-'rlme OF arrivals and denar11ras ~.
cohhecii ms not guaranteed ~"@
Z. q. COX, Agent
q: w CULP, Genis Stunt
w. =. TAYLOR. Traf. Mar
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-08-21
Maryland, Delaware 4 Virginia
RAILWAY COMPANY.

Baltimore, Fred
EESEfEzA ericksburg, Nor.
essIssz7E.sa7S folk and Kappa
hammock River Routes.
Schedule In effect March END. 1908.
BALTi hoRE -TAPPAHANNock-F REp,Rc
No STEAMERS viii leave Baltimore. Nd, Pier
Sundsy y noop. Tuesday and Thufsdsy s:so 3.
W. ,oE .Westland. N,rth End, Mill Creef.
Merry Merry Point. Ottoman, Mo, ans. Borhsns' Sr.
ennns; hopaskoD. sterview Wbesiton
Ipappshannock, $40 a. NJ, Nayiorse "HSI n,s'
s sanaaaeId; SarteI's Lsytcns sIeedst1Tn,
PoTt Conway, Hay mount. HOB y sIs h1RS s,,
CITIES. Fredericksburg. aiu' nat
son M.',iI n stihR On SUI day does not -tcp.
Mt IL mon. -e'usIO"n
IA LTIMoRE-TAPPA HA KNOCK.
, Lesv. Baltimore PieI light Street weather
ior worth End. Mil Cr.eL. ~ Si,. ST. u:
s srRsink ton, Mesmf, MilIenLeek, ssui bs, :.
wafer View. 'ShsrLs *TappshsLnocS '""'
amer leaving Baltimore on Wednesdsv
va" ""b stopat l"ndInye nsrkecs
TAPPAHAN AOCK- NORFOLK
Lea, e TaPpahanDock, weather perm,,,,,.,
SSstu Iday y. M, stopping at welfords1 Warnss'
V vo9wIess. Sharps. Bay Port. whraitoD' Wnts.,
niIlenbecs ION. Orbanns, Burtons, Burhans,
Gems; lryington. White Stone Mn rSS ls'
N9rIn End. Westland. ~ N'eeA'
dave pl Mug steamer wiz leave Norfolk Mon
hsyy,oP. u weather permitting for Tsnn.
.en, rD%Sk. stopping at landings as above. 81
ps irt SseIry Point Ottoman, Morans ana rs
lords on T ret,,1s at bowiers. Wares and Nell
Frsisb,e t wiII trip to baltimore on Tuesdsys.
A''er T. M. on sailing Days.
FhED'BG-TAPPAHANN BALTlMnep
IL Leave fredericksburg, Sunday Tuasa..,
mittinu ~, s1aS : y; m, tide aud weather ner
Port con nor KatSnne;; Hop Yard. Hsymonnt.
mont, saunders. Leedstown a. m Ts, VII
SSsn.eIs hianheld, MAYORS Gao n. m TS ,ons,
Shsrps s:,;O - a ~ 10 Melfords, Wares. Bowiers.
hsns' ,m0nasko,, Urbanna 1880 q. M i.',
tn., imenDeck, Merry Point 2.a0 n N, o.
Stnna s11Fsns, lrvington. Weems &hita
WestIand' N'eek e'5O p IN North End D. 10
Hrilye Baltimore TUESDAY. Thprsasv a.,
saturday mornings. 'uaS sno
iAFFAHANNoCK- BALTIMoEE
S.ramers will leave Tappahaunock r.ao
-. meaIneT permitting. Tuesday Thn. 80 ~
bay Port, Wheaton, Wafervisw Snsrps,
Ir,V9a' burton, Burhans MiIlenbaot'
No,tb En; "ee~s, White Stone, Mil 1geek'
"a arrive in Bsltimsre "wednesday ro-,,
go ,ea IN ~ 10 baltimore on THURSDAY vii
Sup AZ y rDanna ana Bay PORT wiz h'S
ON ts,fino d5scelVed in baltimore until 4pm
:, Inns timetable shows the tima. o. .L,
1s ~ fronS Se expected TO arrive at ami AZ
rival or d.. ,me several wnarves but their ar
s,,, 90 ". departure at the times stated a. -.
ras,es., nor does the company hoid 1917
seSs4,onsi5le for any delay CIR any consso,s
Willard THOMSON. General Msna
l. nohDoCH, Genr Frt. and Pass. Ar
w n SCo,r,r baltimore, Md
L. agent Fredericksburg
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-08-21
Baltimore, Chesapeake & Atlantic
kkaE RAILWAY co.

aeahk River Line.
SSchedule in effect Sunday lima I.,h 1000
DSn.STainer leaves Pier Light Sfrec, 80
,aL.ai.nore. every Sunday and "a a." a "a ~ .
mea;r permitting. for treeport ana t%, -
"TTuate landings, as follows: A'e'-
Sa 1870 batlmore ID. m. Mila a.ao A..
,on 40, Tipers 3. BlackwcIls 3,so irlA..
H.. limos 4:lO, Reedville 4:2l Hs ri ir..s 3
X ile - Ola Grace Point 7:IO Byrifc 80
n Tsilock s;SO, OCEANS s:i5. Jackson,s $500.
Nj, c Sh,vhet hll ll:aO. Calls Il:l5 Ar,tye
Leave Huarks I:3l. N m yy.r.,
RIandeS - Green Point 2:l5 Stamners . 40
na,,s arriving ut Freeport fial "'
i,,osu ing steamer leaves Freeport for pal
day ~, Snd intermediate landings every Tnss-
follows: "ei permitting, as
Leave Freeport7 u. m. Blands I'm g..
t Sas .;sn. Green Point 7:45 Connds ~ Wwan
Touse o;.n huarks AZ Fitchetts Ia CsIiss 10y
Hili lO:45. Jackson's Greek N M ac,.
:, y. .n.s hi!marnock lao, Grace Pcfnt I.rs'
~ u ns = Hardings B, Harveys 3.I6 Eisa,oo.
s:5o' ,rihos o. ReedVile 5 Mila X RiacL ~ Ih
$3.50 iPers ., Sampsonsz:l5 Arriv,. RalftrSo,as
early next morning na'tinore
rs Time table shows the times ar uvht..
Do. may De expected TO arrive ar "a ~ ~
rrt,,si AIoiI the several wharyes buf thssr AZ
80. or departure at the times stated "a -,
aan antSed, nor does the Company hold ~ iaps
a rIl,na. ~, tor any delay or any conseouencs
rsIeikht received at Baltimore for sho,
Po'S a. on sailing days until s:3U d IN.
w iLLAhD THOMSON. Gen. Manager
w n. brown. Agent, Pier r
'"phpoch. Gen. Passenger Agent
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-08-21
CHESAPEAKE STEAMSHIP CO
"CHESAPEAKELINE

ELEu mt PAsSENGF FIR STEAMERS "cor-
UMBiA" AND "AUGUSTA.~
sfor old Point Comfort and Norfolk. Va.
q steamers leave Baltimore daily terceos
SSunuay! AT $50 p. IN. and arrive Old Pofnt
SJbiiort AZ o a. IN. and Norfolk at Z 40 a. m.
wnels connection Is made with be Hail Tina.s:
Tor all points South. i LINES
"fORK RIVER LINE"
ELEGANT PASSENGER sTEAMER ..r
LANTA" For WEST POINT 80
RICHMOND, VA an"
Stea leave Baltimore Tuesday. Thnrx-
LAY ana saturday at p. m. AID arrive West
s, ss al Esoa a. M and ttich mond az ": ~ IN.
ant .. lay Bank aud Almonds,
STEAMERS LRAvE BALTIMORE FROM
PIERS sANDls LIGHT ST. WHARF.
Through tickets to all points may he a.
SuIeu baggage checked and stssrcrooms re-
served from the Git. Ticket Offices. iiS e. HaI-
t - Snt. 81. AhTHUk w ROBSON. agent Isr
e. baltimore Sc or the General Oiicss iaht
ana Lee st baltimore, Md -isnt
REUBEN FOSTER. EI Curs,.
m Seueral manager. Gen Passenger Ar.
i b. MCDANIEL. Asst Cent Pass Assnt.'
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-08-21
A SHIFT OF
THE WIND.
BY ELLIOT WALKER.
s@~&@%@%@%@~~@@@3

Copyrighted. 1905. by Associated
Literary Press.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-25
CLUBS PARADE DAY
New Haven Driving Association
to Have Race Meet This
Week.

Plans for the coming Decoration
day matinee of the New Haven Driv-
Ing club are rapidly being formulated,
and enough has been done to remove
all uncertainty concerning the days
success. There will be as many
classes, II not more than on last years
program, and the entries will he far
more numerous, as the club has gain
ed very materially in membership
since last year. And many of these
new members have speedy horses,
while many OF the old members have
added new horses to their strings.
The ball will be set rolling ofiic-
tally at 1880 when the parade will
start. The starting point will be at
the corner Of Whitaey avenue and
Lawrence street. If the original plans
are carried out there will be over 100
horses in line. Leading the parade
will be the carriage with the menu
bers OF the matinee committee there
In. Then vii come band, and after
the musicians will come the different
members In their runabouts in single
file. The line of march will be down
Whitney to Church, to Elm, to the
Elm City Driving park.
The park will be reached In time to
begin racing by 2:30.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-25
POLICE BALL TEAM BUSY.
Llpplncott Is Manager-Captam Elec-
ton Soon.

The police ball team. while 1t has
not yet effected permanent 'organiza-
ton for the coming season. is busy
when time permits in the matter of
qualifying players to produce the
strongest team which has yet repre-
scented the local blue coats One
game with the Rivals, local amateur
team, has been played, and resulted
in victory for the police and to-
morrow they will line up against the
strong Independents, which give them
a tryout and a chance to get a line on
the real players In the squad. With
last years experience there is every
prospect for a good season ahead.
The choice OF captaincy has been
laid over until the personnel of the
team has been decided upon. Patrol
man Lippincott Of the Howard ave-
nue. station has been chosen manager
of the team and Is busy arranging
plans for the year. He has not made
up his schedule for the summer yet
no choice yet, either officer Lauten-
bach, who held that office last season.
does not wish reelection and the
choice will therefore go to a new man
Lautenbach will play with the team
just the same but feels that a new
man should be given the honor of
leading the squad. The election will
probably be made sometime next
week by which time 1t Is thought the
definite lineup will be about settled
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-25
BALLOON RACE SATURDAY.
Aero Club Of United Kingdom Ar
ranges II to Occur AZ Nottingham.

London, May 24,--As a fitting cli-
max to the meeting of the In.erna-
tonal Aeronautic Federation. to be
held in London. May %, the Aero
club of the United Kingdom has or
ganized great balloon race to take
place from Nottingham III the 90th.
Thirty-one balloons representative Of
Great Britain, Germany, France. Bel
GUM and Switzerland nave been en-
tered and will be started at intervals
OF from two to three minutes from
the famous club grounds. America
was invited TO take part, but the dis
lance is too far and the expense so
great that the American club was
unable to accept, much to the regret
of the other participants. The race
will be of point character
to a spot, dependent on the wind and
weather, probably about sixty or sew
enty miles from London and within
safe margin of the coast.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-25
ALCOHOL MOTOR A SUCCESS.
Ii. II. Franklins Design Solves Prob
lem In Modern Auto Industry.

H. NJ. Franklin announced yesterday
that the Franklin engineers had so far
perfected an alcohol motor that 1t was,
size for size, as powerful as a gaso-
line motor The alcohol motor has re-
ceived attention at the hands of the
leading engineers in this country and
In Europe for a number Of months.
The tests just finished by John Will
kinson and his corps Of engineers indi-
Gated its complete success. Mr.. Frank
lin said yesterday: "Our engineers
have now perfected the alcohol motor.
Former tests with a regular gasoline
motor converted to use alcohol sug-
gested the design for the new motor
adapted to alcohol use. This motor Is
thoroughly practical for automobile
use Only 80 pounds compression Is
used. The motor is as economical as
gasoline, showing a consumption Of
alcohol per brake horse power hour of
about los pounds. The fact that al
cohol is much safer .han gasoline Is
greatly in its favor
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-25
FOREIGN RACE IMPROBABLE.
Yachtsmen Who Wanted to See An
adversary Race Disappointed.

Madrid, May lO,--The prospects of
the proposed ocean zach { race In
August from Palos to the Canary Is
lands to commemorate the 4l6th an
niversary of the sailing OF Columbus,
which, It was expected, would attract
many yachtsmen from the United
States and South America are not
bright. The Royal Mediterranean
Yacht club of Malaga. which original
~ suggested the race and got the co..
operation of the authorities OF Palos
and Huella has already withdrawn
because of the failure of the scheme
to attract financial support from the
two Americas, The replies to invita-
lions sent to the United States and
South America, except Argentina,
were enthusiastic enough on all but
the money question. Argentina did
not offer money to help defray ex-
penses but agreed to contribute a
medal, The mayor and authorities Of
Palos are still trying to rescue the
race, hoping that the yachts which
participate In the New York Bermu-
da race will come to Rio Tlnto. They
want to make the race an elaborate
affair, with wireless reports, etc. A
group of prominent men at Las
Palmas offer considerable aid IL the
destination of the race Is Las Palmas
instead of Santa Cruz de Teneriffe as
originally projected The indications
are. however, that the whole scheme
will fall through. The heat at Palos
in midsummer is very great and this
also mitlgates against the popular
success ofla big meet" at that season
Of the year.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-25
NEW GOLF RULES CODE.
Ready for Final Adoption--American
Suggestions Adopted.

The first step toward the adoption
Of the new code Of golf rules was TAX
en- early this month at a business meet
ing of the Royal and Ancient ST. An
drew's Golf club. when Capt. Burn,
chairman Of the golf rules committee
presented his report dealing with the
work recently accomplished abroad
and in this country toward revising the
rules. The report was adopted and
an extraordinary general meeting Of
the club has been called for on August
81 to consider the draft Of the new
rules. They will then be presented for
final adoption at the general meeting
late in September. 1t will, therefore,
be Just year since the revision Of the
existing code was authorized before
the new code will go into effect. In
speaking Of the assistance rendered by
the United States Golf association,
Capt. Burn says that the printed code
sent to the rules committee from this
country was very carefully drawn up.
The new code will be somewhat long
err than the old one, but the rules fol-
low natural sequence. and are group
ed under three headings general and
through the green, hazards and casual
water, and putting greens. This en-
tails a certain amount OF repetition,
explains Capt. Burn. but, speaking
generally, It enables particular rule
to be found In a third of the time for
merly required.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-25
Philadelphia.

*-Batted for Raymond In Sth,
*"Batted for O'Rourke In 9th.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-25
Waterbury and Bridgeport Di-
vide Honors at Reidville
Yesterday.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE STANDING.
GAMES TODAY.
Springfield at New Haven.
Waterbury at Meriden.
Holyoke at Hartford.
Bridgeport at New Britain.


Waterbury, May 24.-Waterbury
broke evening in the double header
with Bridgeport here this afternoon
winning the first game by the score of
to and losing the second 3 to 2.
Hazelton started in to pitch for
Bridgeport but was taken out after
Waterbury had scored Ave runs in
the fourth inning. Waller finished
the game and also twlrled in the sec
ond contest Errors decided both con-
tests, the winning team being outbat-
ted in each instance. Catches by
Bronkie and Ladd were the features,
First game
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-25
New York.

Totals =. ........36 6 l3 q
xBatted for Frazer in ninth.
Score nv innings.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-25
Brooklyn.

Cincinnati -. 5000 90 0 90
Brooklyn 49,. 20 o 0 0 0 0 0 o.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-25
GAME AT FIELD TO-DAY.
n. II. II. S. and Yale 1911 Play This
Afternoon ut 8 O'clock.

Although the New Haven High
school nine was overwhelmingly de-
feated by the Yale Freshmen in their
first game of the season, by the score
of rs to l. they expect to put up a
much betterd game of baseball when
they meet them again this afternoon
at the Yale field The local high
has been improving steadily and will
Use their strongest lineup. Besides
this game Manager Chandler has Sc
cured one with the Bridgeport High
school at Bridgeport Wednesday, and
another with the Springfield High at
Springfield, Saturday.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-25
NEW HAVEN HORSE SHOW.
Many Crack New York Entries for
Local Exhibition.

The New Haven Polo club will de-
pend to great extent on the outside
entries in the various events of the
horse show this year and there is
promise Of the keenest competition
between some of the best known New
York and other outside stables.
The entries from New Haven and
vicinity will not fall off any and taxi
en- with the addition of the crack New
York entries the show promises to
eclipse any event Of the kind ever at
tempted in Connecticut All of the
classes that have aroused interest In
previous shows are 10 be featured this
year and the exhibition promises to
bring out the biggest attendance ever
seen at a Connecticut horse show.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-25
SPORTING FEATURES
Tournaments and Games Ga
lore, All of Which Are
Noteworthy.
UNUSUALLY BUSY WEEK
Intcrcollcgiatcs ut Philadelphia VIII
BE Held Next Friday and
Saturday.

AS Is always the case in the week
which includes Memorial day the
sporting program Is long and varied
one and embraces athletics, golf, ten
mis-, polo, baseball, rowing, yachting
and automobilng.
Intcrcollcglatcs at Philadelphia.
Chief of the athletic meets will be
the big collegiate field and track sports
on Franklin field, Philadelphia, next
Friday and Saturday, which are en-
tered the crack performers of the big
universities Yale, Cornell, Harvard,
Princeton. Pennsylvania, Michigan.
Dartmouth, Swarthmore. Fordham and
John Hopkins will send teams and the
contests promise fine sport.
Wcstcrners on Marshall Field.
Chicago will see the western athletes
strive for places on the Olympian field
Friday and Saturday on Marshall field
and the Buffalo Athletic association
will hold large meet at Kenilworthi
park, Saturday.
Program In Tennis.
In tennis the principal events OF
the week will be the intercollegiate
championships match on the courts OF
the Longwood Cricket club. Boston. be-
ginning Monday; the Massachusetts,
state championship match at Brae-
burn, West Newton, Mass. Saturdays;
the Middle Atlantic states Champion !
ship match at Washington and the
open tournament of the New York
Lawn Tennis club.
Women's Golf Championship.
The women Of the Metropolitan assoc I
citation will begin Tuesday on the links
of the Essex Country club play for the
Metropolitan golf championship. On
Thursday at Chevy Chase, the Middle
Atlantic states championship will be
competed for.
Miscellaneous.
The rowing event of the week will
be the Harlem River regatta associa-
TONS races on the Harlem at New
York Memorial day. A number Of out,
Of town clubs have entered crews.
In New York Tuesday night the try
outs for wrestlers who hope to make
the Olympic team will take place.
The poloists will have a series Of
good games on the grounds Of the
Great Neck Polo club during the week.
Monday Now Haven will meet Great
Neck Wednesday, Rockaway will meet
the winners OF the first match, Thurs
day the Meadowbrook and Meadow
brook Freebooters will play together
and on Saturday the winners Of the
game on Wednesday will play the VIC
tors Of Thursday. The matches are
for the Great Neck clubs challenge
cup.
| one event of the week out of the or
| binary will be the show Of the Masters
Of Foxhounds association at South
Lincoln Mass, Saturday. 1t is expect
ed that the greatest collection OF
hounds ever benched in this country
will be shown
For the automobiles races have
been arranged over the Readville track
near Boston. there will be hill climbing
contests at Bridgeport and Wilkesbarre
and races, including one 100 mile event
over the Pimlco track, near Baltimore
on Memorial day.
The Atlantic, Sewanhaka-Corint
Indian Harbor Bayside and Harlem
River yacht club will hold regattas on
Saturday.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-25
SATURDAYS RESULTS.

New Haven Is, Holyoke Z.
New Haven 2. Holyoke 2.
Bridgeport 6, New Britain o.
Hartford 3, Waterbury 0.
Meriden 5, Springfield 2.
st. Louis 6, New York 2.
st. Louis q New York 0,
Brooklyn 8, Pittsburg 0.
Cincinnati 5, Philadelphia 2.
Chicago 6, Boston 4.
New York a, Chicago 0.
Cleveland 4, Philadelphia 2.
Boston 6, st, Louis 2.
Detroit g. Washington 2.
Holy Cross /, Yale 0.
Yale 1911 2, Harvard 1911 Q Is inn
ings).
Brown s, Michigan 3.
Wesleyan 3, Williams l.
Amherst 2, Vermont 3.
Princeton 4, Harvard 0.
Notre Dame II, GEORGETOWN 2,
Pennsylvania II, Cornell 6.
West Point 3, Columbia T.
Olympics Z, Morris Cove 8.
Tuxedos 8, Seymour O.
Suburbans 3, Thomaston s.
Springfield H. S. /, New Haven
II. S. 0.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-25
SUCCESSFUL RACE.
Fales 1908 Won Dory Race to Thlmble
Islands Saturday.

The Yale Carinthan Yacht club
held one of the most successful sails
in its history Saturday In the dory
race to the Thimble Islands, Fales
1908 finished first One of the men
fell overheard, occaaoning more or
less excitement but aside from good
wetting the yachtsman experienced no
i'll effects from his ducking.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-25
SEELEY DEFEATED TRAVERS.
Stamford Champion Played Brilliant
ly in Golf Championship.

In a sensational afternoons play
Saturday on the Baltusrol links near
Short Hill, N, j., Charles H. Seeey of
Wee Burn, Conn, defeated jerome d.
Travers of Montclair for the Metropoli-
tan golf championship by one up in
80 holes.
The cards were as follows:
Seeley (ouD--564, 644 653-43.
Travers (ouD-543 6i4, 543-3S
Seeley dn)--544, ass, 545-42-S5
Travcrs dn)54 446, 744-41-79.
Seeley (ouD.-564, 545, $40
T'ravers (ouD--644 655, 653-43.
Seeley dn)-454, 1886, 64439-19--164.
Travcrs dn)-445, BAG, 654-41--S4--163
Extra holes.
Seeley g.
Travers g.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-25
Goes Into Second Place by Beating ST.
Louls--Brooklyn Blanks
Cincinnati.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
GAMES TODAY.
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
Boston at Pittsburg.

Chicago. May 24.-New York turned
two of Frazer's passes and two OF the
locals errors into runs by timely hit
ting. Taylor grew wild In the ninth and
was relieved by McGinnity. In this in
ming three runs were scored by the To-
calls and the bases were filled. but
neither Schultz or Chance could make
a hit, both going out on flies. Score