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The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE

At Utics-Utica. Z; Albany. 2
At Elmire-Tr0y- 6. Elmira. O.
- Al inEhznton-Scrauton. 2: Binzhzmtou- O
At SyTscuse-Syracuse. 5. Nnkesbarre. g.
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when you have lost OF found anything
telephone an advertisement to The Wssb-
ington Herald. ard bill viii De sent Won
at cent a word
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JOHNSON % %%4A MARINES "s@s ss%n PIRATES %

at Union Park, the Nescos VIII play r
R. Y NJ c. A. while Twining viii
meet lexington The first game al each
park will start at 2.30.
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SUPERBAs ARE DEFEATED.
Outhit Boston, hut Cannot Get Men
Across the Plate.

New York, sept 4-The BrookIyns OUT
hit Boston but sharp fielding BY the
visitors made the runs hard FOR the su-
perbas 10 get The B0stons won the
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At MontTeal-Buffalo. 4. Montreal.
At Toronto Rochester. 4; Toronto Thirteen IL
nInEs- dzrknessl
inninEsl
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A--l.tl ll1-e 1lc-este-, ]; Hage-stoEn- L Home
run-AcDouald Struck our-Bv Russell 8. b.
CantEel, . Bases Of bslls-By Russell 2 s.
CantEel. 2 Wild pitcles-Canrwel r. sar-iscs
h1ss-Pleiss- Baechtel. Resell Hanks, Baker
Carrzsl- sclelleE stolen oase-Pleiss ~. Ls1ha
kay, Coegns. Grant Urnniras-1fess-s. Krsbs ard
FeiseE. Tine q Czme-1 hour aud . niuutez-
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Al MHwaukee-Afil~aukee. 2: St Paul. g
At Toledo-LogisFille 1; Toledo l.
At Columbus-Indisnznolis s. Coirmbf4s (
At Kansas City-First game. Kansas CITY. .; Min
neap0lis, L Second game Kansas CITY. s. Min
neapois,
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Left on bases-W ashilgton. 4: New
1ork. ; Ewo-hase hit-Ganley- Sacrifice
aits-Ganley. Clymer DovIe. Donnie
piay-McBride 70 Delehantv TO Freeman
Bases On Dalls-On johnson. L OF Ches-
5ro, 3, on Doyle. 2 Umpire-8Ir- Evans
Tine OF game-1 hour and % minutes
Artenda1ce--210
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Le1r On tases-Bcs-ss. 3. Athletes / Bass q
5a-ls-O1 Ficss-s, S-ru-z o1t-By AreIaneS 2
b FlcEa-s. Hone rlus-NichdIls D1ual5-e
1zcr11cs h-r-Lo-1 stolen bzses-LsorI VAN
Hir ty pischsr-By Arellzass J. b. salre L IN
plre-Nlr. Connolly. Tine q Fa1e-I hour snf &
MINUTES A-tsudance { sss
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ITo-aaze hit-Iinksr- Sacrifce hits-Eii1g shs---
ard L5a1-- stolen bases-Chance- Srefrfsl5r sha7-
n7n- b7uoie play-I1nker % Cliance RaSsS ~
nl-s-uf Wills Srlck out-By Willis .. -
hI'e1- 2 ~ By pitcher-6y BroEu. J. Uurl-r-
Mr.. 0Day- Tine q gane-I hour a7d 50 r1i-rre.
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177o-naSe h-ts-king. Thompson o. Osborue First
base On halls-of Thompson. 3. OF King l. stolen
1slses-1eassr. HobJI-uer. Meredith S-r7ck cut
By Thompson. S; by King. :. Double plsy-Yeager
70 Fag-e Uuplr--2fr- Ande-son-
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LEADERS LOSE OPENER.
St LOuis Takes Detroit Into Camp
by Fierce Stick Work.

ST Louis. Sept 4-Ths home team took
the Deroits into camp to-day to the
tune OF 10 . The locals were much
more effective at the bat, and PLAYED an
almost errorlsss game.
Detroit put IN WIIet and Summers 10
stop tie batting streak Of the home tear.
but 70 no avail Score
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eGzl % The Washington Herald.

Dauville. Va. Sept Roanoke struck
a batting rally mixed with a few errors
BY the locals in the seventh and eighth
innings OF to-day's game. and won out
after an uphill fight by the score Of 3 10
? Walkers wiIdness was % a great ex-
tent responsible for the defeat The sen
sational work Of Tydman in center vrss
s feature. Score.
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Left on basss-Bos-on. ,. Athlsrics & Bases on
lal-s-OE DyFe-r 8 Str1cz out-Bv youuz. s. hv
D-eert. g. TEo-aase hiIs-Crger. Gessier 0idriug
Sacrifice Eits-Wagucr. Barry Stcicu hass-1f-Cou-
1eL HE t- sl1ch1r-By Dygs-- 2 Umui-e-1lr.
Connolly Tine n gaua-l-lclr and S. MINUTES
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MARINES BEAT GRACE
MarquetterS Win First Game
of Title Series.
RITTER IN EXCELLENT FORM

sunday school LeaEuers Able to
Garner Only Six Hits on winning
Pitcher, Who Has Perfect Control
and Fans Half Dozen Opponents
Marines Get an Early Lead.
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Tie at Richmond.
The Washington He7-1

SPECIAL % The Washington Hera-d.
Richmond Va. sept +-Richnoud and
Portsmouth went ten innings this after
noon 20 tie The game was called on
account Of darkness The work OF I'm
pirs Byron was about the worst seen on
the local diamond Richmond got eleven
hits % three for Portsmouth. but could
not win Hits that were called foul for
Portsmouth were called fair for Rich
mond. allowing a double play The police
walked with Byron Of the field. The
contest lasted two hours and was inter
esJinE. Score:
r H 2
Richmond. oIooso Zo-s u ;
Pu-tS2outh-------- o. o-3
Ba-tGies-sparks and C0wa1. Hrhe7- and Wad-
lelgh- Juplre-Mr- ByTuu- Arte1dsuce-51o
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BOSTON TAKES BOTH GAMES.

Athletics Pitchers Are Pounded All
Over the Lot
Boston. sept A-Boston gathered both
games without any trouble pounding the
Athletics pitchers all over the feld.
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ORTIZ GETS BEATING
Lynchburg Twirler Helpless
Before Norfolk.
SHOEMAKERS ARE SHUT OUT

Savage Pitches GiIt-edEe BAN Until
the Ninth, and Is saved Then by
Pretty Throw to PIate-RfchmOnd'
and Portsmouth Play a Ten-inning
Tie Game at the Capital City.
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MUST GO
Crisis in Affairs of the New
York American Club.
IS TORN WITH DIssENsIoEs

Hal ChHse's Deserfion First ONT
break Since Clarke Griffith Quit,
hut as Certain Players Refuse to
Play Good Bali Under New Leader
Other Explosions Are Expected.
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The Marines defeated Grace yesterday
at National Park by 3 to 2. in the first
game OF the pOst-seasen Championship
games for The Washington Herald Cup.
BY combination OF four hits and e
temporary ascension by the Church
leaguers, the Marines obtained an early
lead and. although Grace fought hard.
Ritter held them well IN hand The Ma
rine pitcher did excellent slab work. al
lowiEg but six hits and keeping them all
scattered, except in the fifth inning. He
did not issue q pass, but famed six
Opposed to Ritter was Kerr, who was
unsteady at times Jimmie was wild.
giving four passes. one Of which counted
in the scoring. and uncorking two wild
pitches. which aided the Marines some
what in getting their tallies.
Kicker. Handiboe. and Meagher were
the stars in the field In the third inning.
when things were breaking badly for
Grace. Kicker dashed over into left cen
ter and captured O'Connor's liner. com
pleting a double play at second that
pulled Kerr out OF hole
Handiboe made several spectacular
pick-ups at the initial corner. while
Meagher jumped high in the air after
Berlicks wild heave 70 first. saving the
third sacker an error Sab had already
crossed the plate, and had the bah gotten
away from Meagher, Grace would have
tied rha zro~a
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Bell Leads at Bat.

Bell did effective work with the stick
Out Of three trips 20 the pan. he poIed
out three singles. one OF which knocked
In the Marines first run.
Walter. batting for Salb in the ninth.
broke into the IImeIght with a home run.
the ball bounding into the stand back OF
third base
The Marines were first 70 score In the
second. with one down. Ward hit safely
TO the pitchers box the ball caromIng
OF kerr's shins- De Hart was passed
and Ward scored on Bells single 10 cen
ter. Two more came the Marines way
II the third Ritter started the inning
with a hit 20 center. went 70 second when
Berlick was passed. took third on Dowd's
hit 70 right, and scored on EIeaEher's
long fly 20 left Mccormick booted Sny-
deT's groundsr. Berlick scoring on the
error O'Connor then clUuted q fast one
10 left center. but Kicker captured It and
doubled Up Dowd al second. ending the
inning
Grace scored in the nth on a hit and
two stolen bases by Kerr and HsndTboe's
double 10 left center The Church
Leaguers scored their last run IN the
ninth on Walters home ru1 cIout. which
bounced into the stands hack OF third
base
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CUBS ARE SHUT OUT
Pirates Win Pretty Game in
the Tenth Inning.
BROWN AT LAST IS DEFEATED

Second Game in Three Years which
PittsburE Won from the. Three
fingered TwirIer-Giants Hold the
Lead by Defeating QusIzers-Bos-
ton Downs the Trolley Dodgers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-08

See Abhott's page adv.
Easter gloves 1t vaughan's-
Try Lander's Havana Leaf Sc cigar,
For good wearing hosiery go to Perry's
store.
The Theatorium- all that is proper
il pictures
Auction sale this evening az the City
Auction Rooms
The program offered by Mr.. Graham
proves that there Is nothing TOO good
for the iheatorium.
Packing paper that prevents vermin
and dampness from damaging goods is
sold BY the n. D. Phelps Co
Don't forget that Queen Quality
leads il style and durability. The larg-
est consignment Of spring oxfords ever
made 10 the Peoples Shoe Store just
received.
The Ladies' aud Pastors union of the
Methodist church win meet next Thurs.
day afternoon in their rooms at gao
o'clock As this j. the last meeting be-
fore conference all the members are re-
qrested to be present. Mrs. q. ii. Ken
nerson, secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-08
Banking Fixtures for Sale.

Az we are erecting new banking rooms
and shall have new vaults and counters,
we win sell at bargain one Halls FIRE
proof bank safe, live feet eight inches
high. four feet three inches wide and
two feet two inches deep. Combination
locks and inside cash box. all in good
order, cost $3.50. Suitable for small
bank or well adapted for town records,
at a bargain
Also banking counter, eighteen feet
long. made Of black cherry with drawers
and eupboarIs, one opening. Has FIVE
foot grille and door. Is in first class
order.
If interested viii give exact measure.
ments with photograph and prices We
invite your correspondence. Springfield
Savings Bank Springfield, Vermont
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-08
The Undergrad.

Q simple and crude we're the notions /
had
When / was calIow and green UNDER
grad
And simplest Of all were the thoughts
that were mine
On how 70 excel in the pedagogue line.
I fancied like many 0xoaian geese
One should study the culture III Rome
and 1T Greece.
/ dreampt Of the grove where Calliope
sings
And my heart it would pant for Pierian
springs
And when ! had gathered such lore q !
And flung DER my shoulders a bachelors
hood
! thought. il ny folly. la nothing to do
But set up Us Master and teach what
| knew
Rude, rude was my wakingi | soon was
to find
NJ notions were ages and ages behind;
Tie hours ! had spent Ii achieving L
taste
For classical culture were nothing but
waste.
What was 0ediups Rexs What was
PericIes' speech
I should have been studying how one
should teach.
For What you impart doesn't much mat
ter now:
The only significant thing Il the How,
! should have been busy researching. I
ought
TO have measured the length of an in
fantilc thought;
10 have marked the effect on the car
Induced BY an effort in simple substrac-
ton.
! should have been weighing the toddlers
before
And after lesson in nursery lore.
And known what they lost, to a serup-
ulous gramme,
In learning the story Of Mary's pet
lamb
| ognht to have studied with close appli.
cation
The fun Psychologist effect Of dictation
And the cbemieo physical change that
cnsues
When an infant is learning thst four is
two tw0S.
Al me- Can wonder if men who have
Wrung
From Science the secrets Of teaching
the Young
Arrive at The seats OF the mighty. while
j
4 mere scholar at best. am 3 thing to
pass byl
Punch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-08
FRANK McWHORTER CO.,

Telephone Call 2lS-4)
Blanchard Block 20 and q No. Main ST. One Price Mems Bg OuHs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-08
PLAINFIELD.

David spicer d Montpelier called On
i,iends ID town Sunday.
Del Dwinell IF East Calais was in
town the first Of the week.
Mn. and Mrs. Harry Clark Of East
Calais we're in town recently
Walter Perkins 81 Barre recently Wis.
tied at his brothers, Waldo Perkins
Professor Heath ana Delano Of Cod,
lard seminary were n town Monday.
RALPH Nye, who II at work ID Barre,
spent Sunday with his father, r. 4.
Nye.
Rev. Perrin b. Fisk was IN Montpelier
Monday to attend the meeting 81 the
Ministers Monday club.
Grover Fitch, who has been working in
Massachusetts, for the past four months
is at home for few days.
The ladies of TIE wi Q. r. U. will
eatchelder Friday afternoon
Burnham Colby went back to school
at Montpelier seminary Monday night
after a few weeks stay at home.
Misses vina and Lila Townsend re
Gently visited at their aunt's. Mrs.
James Rockers, in South Ryegate.
Mrs. F. d. Bartlett and little daugh
tfr, Janice, we're III Montpelier Monday
20 attend the funeral Of the late Mrs.
stephen Colby
Mrs. James Lyman returned to her
home in Lyndouyille Wednesday morn
ing after several DAYS visit in town
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Beam who have
been spending the winter at Manchester,
\. H., returned to their home Monday
night. Their son. Charles Bean, accom-
panied them.
On account Of tie large run Of sap
Sunday and Monday the sugar makers
have been very busy for the past few
days. Several Of the farmers have Civ
en- sugar parties
The Rebekah degree viii be conferred
upon q class Of candidates Friday even
ing. The president of assembly viii be
present All members of Pleasant Valley
lodge, No. -, are invited 70 Be present.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-08

Brooks Relief Corps held their regu-
lar meeting IN Montpelier last evening,
They Initiated four candidates, and
voted to entertain the distriee meeting
in May or June.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-08

Dana Church visited friends in town
last week,
Frank Hutchins was in town last
Thursday on business.
Our schools are again in session with
the SAME board Of teachers.
Rey- Mr.. Winch was in town yester-
cay calling on parishioners.
Our farmers are having an abundant
few Of the sweet liquid in the past few
days.
The Sunday school Of the Congrega-
tional church q preparing an Easter
evening program.
Miss Teresa NalQney was unable TO
begin her school IN Harre last Monday
on account 81 the humps.
Evelyn, the little daughter Of Arthur
McAllister. Il suffering with sore
thumb, a felon being feared.
The old dry bridge near Waiter Bixby's
IA being filled, which viii mean a great
improvement in that locality.
r. d, HyIand has moved from the
Smith tenement To what Is known as
the Cox farm near Cobble Mill,
An immense cluster Of Easter lilies
are in full bloom at III b. Partridges
and must be seen to be appreciated.
Some bad places are appearing in our
roads wnicn win very soon require the
attention Of our road commissioner.
Miss Mamie Hagan returned to her
work in Montpelier last Monday and
her sister, Julia, TO her school in Granite
VILE.
Mrs, A. c. Coleman spent some time
last week visiting relatives and friends
in Bradford ana vicinity, returning to
lef home here last Friday.
DR.. Avery attended the quarterly
meeting Of the Washington County
Medical society held in Montpelier
Tuesday evering and reports an inter
csting program.
II was with much regret that friends
here learned of the death last week Of
Mrs. Charles Sanders at Nashua. n H..
Mrs. Sanders Will be remembered al
Miss Emma Lord Of Orange.
Mrs. Ella Cheney and Mrs. Hattie
Poole from Montpelier were in town
Saturday evening to attend The Rehekah
meeting at which time several candi-
hates we're initiated and more applica-
lions were received. Cake and ice
cream were served at the close Of the
work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-08

Notice, Retail Clerks There will BE
a regular meeting Of Local III, Il. G. i.
P. A.. in X, Of r hall, Wednesday even
ing, April s, &C 1880 o'clock. William
Thayer, cor. sec.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-08

Among arrivals al the Hotel Otis yes
terday and to-day are Robert r Worthy,
Toronto. Ont; J r. Pugh, New York
G. A. Folsom, Roseowan, N. H.: / A.
Ranney, West Topsham; j. ii. AIcClosky,
Burlington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-08
CLOTHING BOYS !!

When boy and good weather get together, Clothing
needs be sturdy We all about boys for have been
clothing them for these many years There's whole army Of
mothers in this vicinity who think going anywhere else
for Boys Clothes Boys Suits Sailor Blouse Russian Blouse
Refer Norfolk and Single Breasted styesn 6years
$780, ESQ., 800 $50 $50 Every Suit guaranteed do
its duty The thoroughbred stylish appearance Widow
Jones Boys Suits appeal sight the ideas Of every mother
Their careful sturdy making, the splendid, wear-rsng cloths
and the fairness Of the price appeal her practical side Every
mother Of boy should stock.
We and Repair CIothing Csa.sto Rent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-08


Lee Whitney Of East BroolS6eld is
working for George NJ. Medcalf during
the sugar season.
walter S. tioss of Montpelier was III
town over Sunday as the guest Of his
mother, Madam Ann 4. Goss.
p. J. Little and daughter, Miss Mar
iorie. who spent several days in town
recently, have returned to their home in
Leominster, Mass.
Miss Gertrude NJ, Bacon returned on
Friday from visit Of several weeks
with relatives and friends in Massachu-
sets and New Hampshire.
A son was recently born 10 Dir. and
Mrs. julie Alexander OF Williamstown
and the same is grandson Of Mr.. and
Mrs rank Hemenway, who reside on
the West hill.
Mrs. G. q. AfcAllister Of Washington.
who has assisted the working force at
the hotel more on less for the past few
years az cook, went recently 10 Water
bury 70 assist for time at the Water.
bury Inn.
Alr. and Mrs George A. Tracy returned
last Friday from Plattsburgh, n. r.,
where Mrs. Tracy has spent the winter.
Mr., Tracy having gone there about two
weeks ago To return with her. Her
many friends here are glad to welcome
her home in improved health.
Charles 4. Dickinson. who has worked
for Col. H. @. BiShy since December. fin
ishad work for Mr.. Bixby the last of
December and with his wife returned to
Pike Hill in Corinth. April lst Mr..
Dickinson held a responsible position
with one Of the copper mining companies
at the time they shut down last fail
and expects III resume the work Of his
former position when the mines open
again, which it is expected will be in
the near future
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-08
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

no KENT Furnished rooms to rent at No. b
Bngbeo Ave, City. ait3s
WANTED Montpelier family wants 4 good
capable girl mt afraid of work aud used 10
children Good wages for right girl. Give ref
crcnces. Address IA. u. I'll, Barre Times ait6s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-08
CHELSEA
G. o Slack & Son Have Sold Business
to D. Fay Allen.

to 0. Fay Allen.
G. o. Slack & son have sold their
grocery business 70 o. Fay Allen, and
Mr.. Allen has taken possession. Mir.
Slack and son have conducted nice
business during the past two years,
having succeeded Geo. 4. Tracy. Mr..
Allen needs no words Of introduction or
recommendation to the people Of Chelsea
and vicinity His apprenticeship with
III al II. Corwin u Son and bis expert.
ence in trade III Vcrshirc ought to thor
oughly prepare him for the business in
his new field Of labor. and we predict
for him liberal patronage Julian
Slack, the junior member Of the retiring
firm, viii assist Mr., Allen for time.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-29
DEPARTMENT
ENDORSES
IRRIGATION

Albuquerque, N. M, Feb. go
For the first time since its organi-
zation the National Irrigation con-
gress which meets in sixteenth an
nual session in Albuquerque, Septem-
ber ., 1908. has received official recog
milton from the state department.
Officers Of the congress are inform
ed from Washington that the state
department will write to all ministers
Of this government. accredited to fore
ign countries. instructing them to in
form the several governments that
while the congress is not an official
body, aud this government. is there
fore. not responsible for 1t. 1t has the
approval OF this government and to
state further that the United States
will feel gratified II the foreign gov
ernment sends delegates to the con.
gress.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-29
GAMBLING
CLOSED AT
TRINIDAD

Trinidad. Colo, Feb. gall
gambling. including slot machines.
will be prohibited in Las Animas
county after March Z. according to a
statement made by Sheriff Davis and
CONSERVATION has been created among
the gambling fraternity.
This announcement Is the result of
conference recently in Colorado
Springs between District Attorney
Watson and Attorney General Dick.
son, at which Mr.. Dickson Is said to
have made 1t clear that gambling In
this county must be stopped.
There are 30 saloons In Trinidad
nearly all Of which are equipped with
gambling paraphernnlia. Trinidad
has been a wide open town 70
years with the exception Of few
brief periods.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-29
FRENCH PLAN AN ACTIVE
CAMPAIGN IN MOROCCO

Paris, Feb. 29-The repeated votes
OF confidence that have been given
the government on its Morocco policy
have induced the cabinet to undertake
more energetic measures to put an end
10 the present state Of anarchy in the
Moroccan empire. Consequently re-
inforcements to the number Of 1000
men now in the Algeria have been
ordered to hold themselves in readi.
ness to go to Morocco. General
Liautey. commander OF the flying
column In Algeria. is on his way
to Paris. He probably will be
given supreme command In Morocco.
with the loan OF $500 900 accord
ed the Moroccan foreign board II
is said that the Sultan Abd.El.Aziz
will be able to reconstitute his
army, march to Fez and re.establish
his authority. In the meantime the
French forces will occupy tile Chsou'
Ia region and prevent Mulai Hane
from advancing.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-29
SANTA FE WILL RESUME
CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS

Phoenix. Ariz.. Feb. est was
announced by Santa Fe officials yes
terday that President Ripley has re-
scinded his orders stopping the rail-
road construction, insofar a. tho
Arizona and California railroad ID
Affected. The building Of the bridge
ACROSS the Colorado river at Parker
will be resumed as we'll ~ the con
struction Of the remainder Of the line
across the Mojava desert TO Its oonnec.
tion with the Santa Fe near Bngdad,
Cal.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-29

Sunday dinner n special feature at
Hotel Lennox. Music and excellent
service. 46tf
The daily tribune., 1908-02-29
Watkins &
SundWelI
Painter. Paper Hanserh
kaisominen and Decorators
Let us figure on your work.
Office basement Blunt BlooA.
Address Lock Box AGA. Florence
The World Famed Carnival.

MArdi Gras. at New Orleans, Feb
runry 25th. Low winter tourist rate
via Colorado and Southern. Illus
trated booklet sent ON request. T. +.
Fisher. General Passenger Agent.
Denver.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-29

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

SIXTH STREET SOUTHWEST between
and o streets-Lydia r. Faunce ct
al. to John T. Adriaans trustee part
original lots ID and Is. square SOB: So.
John H. Adriaans. trustee. conveys
same property to Charles Newburgh;
100
CHICHESTER-Josep IL. Davidson ct
ux to Anna w Smith. lot u, block l;
$40
PE1ER'S MILL SEAT-Auitck Palmer
Omitted States marshall to John h.
CoIoway trustee. part; $40. Same to
same. part: $50
EI.LASTON TERRACE-Nellie G. Orr to
Maurice G.. Hall. lot 20. block ,: $40.
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-Charles
J. Gardner eft uN. to James NJ. Drys-
dale, lot -, block i; $40.