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The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
UMPIRES ALL SIGNED UP.
Both johnson and PuIIiam Have
Full Complement.

New York. March 30.-Hank ODay has
signed a contract to umpire in the Ma
tional League this year, and this makes
President Pulliam's stan complete. The
others, Emslie. KLEIN. JOhnstone. Ringier,
and Rudderham. already had signed
Rudderham is the newcomer Of the
staff. He was In the Southern League
last season, umpiring a few games in the
National near the close Of the season.
Emsie is the dean OF the corps. and
when he gets through umpiring IL is
President Pulliam's intention 10 appoint
him chief OF umpires.
once before there was a chief Of UNI
pires, but he was not more than a figure
head With Emslie. however. IL the plan
goes through. there viii be a real job,
one that viii take some Of the work OF
looking after the umpires OF President
Pulliams shoulders.
Ban johnson has signed all Of his Amer
ican League umpires. He also has six Of
them-Hurst. Evans. Egan. Sheridan,
O'Loughlin, and Connolly
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
BALTIMORE CUNTS OBJECT.
Refuse 10 Play BaEket-baI Cham
pionships In This City.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Baltimore, Nd. March 30-The an
nouncement by the basketball committee
of the South Atlantic Association that
the long-expected basketball champion
ships would be played entirely in Wash
ington has raised a protest from the
Baltimore contingent-teams and rooters
The Belvederes are particularly up in
arms. failing to see why the two Balti-
more teams should be made 10 go 10
Washington 10 play, especially as they
happen to be paired against each other
in what may be called the preliminaries.
Capt. Granger says that the Belvederes
viii not go to Washington to play the
Central Y. NJ c. q. team. and in the
declination he is backed up by Manager
Walter A Cox. jr., who was a member
of the committee. This is the signed
statement of Capt. Granger:
We will not play the Central Y. NJ.
c. A. in Washington. and wish our root
ers TO know IT, We refuse 10 become a
party TO any such arrangement. for 10 do
so would be equivalent 10 selling out our
people-those who have patronized our
games and champiOned our cause and in
teTested themselves in our behalf Why
should We compel them 10 go 10 another
city. at added expense, 20 see a game
between two Baltimore teams that should
be played naturally right here in Balu-
more?
we regard Il gross injustice and pres
sure upon US 70 make US sacrifice our
principles If the Centrals choose 10 de-
prive their people Of the game Of all
games they have been hoping TO see for
several years. they have that privilege.
but we VIII positively not satisfy the
whims OF others when they have no
shadow OF justice behind them and can
only do US injury. The Centrals must
lick US or get licked here before the Bal
timore people, in a neutral hall, or there
will be nothing doing When Z comes 70
playing the Washington clubs we Will
abide by any decision the committee
reaches"
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Harry n. Wood q and Belle L Han. e. both
Of BowenSFile. Nd Rev. r. d. Power
Tristram X. Armstrong. 40 and Nary W. Armand.
% Rev. John ". Gill
Roland L PAR. o and Lillian A. Brightof, 2,
both u Baltimore. lid. Rev. J. 3. Mclaughlin
COLORED.
Martin Barksiale, s.. and MGlie Driver 81. Rev.
Oliver Tyler
Edward West. g. and Mary A. E. Beasley. =.
Rev Simon 2. W Drew.
Edward Peters. p. and Josephine Over 3. Rev
John Hammond.
Hosea NJ jackson. 3. and Eva A. Curtis. Is
Rev f. A. Seaton
Robert L Dodson. 2 and Be-thk Bnscoe, -
Rev AQuiia Sayles.
Allen simns. q. and Elizabeth Fields. q Rev.
Jessie A. Taylor
Garfield Butler. 3 and seleT. Hopkins, p ReT.
Oliver ryler.
Roland Burger. 20. and Mary Brown. 80 Rev.
Oliver Tyler.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
Burns VIII Meet Summers.


Special &c The Washington Herald.
Baltimore. Nd. March 9l.-That Soldier
Burns. the champion local lightweight is
now out for big game is evidenced by the
fact that he has signed articles 10 face
Johnnie Summers. the English champion.
in a ifteen-round mill, before the Eureka
Athletic Club. ar the Germania Maenner-
chor Hall. on Thursday night. april 3.
The victory Of Burns over Kid Sullivan.
the rugged Washington boxer. has led
the Baltimore pugilist 70 believe that he
has a chance now with the best Of them.
Sullivan is regarded as one Of the top
notchers in his class, but Summers Is
considered an even more classier boxer
than the WashingtOnidn.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
Yale Plans New Boa1house.

New Haven. Conn. March 30--In order
to have a new boathouse for next season
Yale has begun canvass Of the under
graduates and alumni TO raise $4,000 10
pay for the proposed building. Plans were
drawn up two years ago and the navy ex-
pected TO begin work. when the faculty re-
form wave caused something Of a change
in the building scheme. The faculty
wished a cheaper house built than had
been planned. and a modified plan has
been made. site has been secured just
north Of the present boathouse, on Mill
River
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Addition 70 Le Dr1it Park-SoThia G. Robinson 70
John J0y Edson and Frank P Reside. 20 se11re
+ Edith Robinson. So years per cent.
ssmi-annually. lot s., block g.
Square Io-LeEis H. Douglass e. TX % Richard z
iaIro and Herbert A. Gil. % se7ue John T.
bros1an Noo. 8 years, per cent SEMI annually,
SQUARE 57s-SteQhCn Y. Minor 70 James A Co5r,
and Charles H Henans. 70 sec1re Winston L
Poyne 500 I % months. per cent az ma
tuTIty, pGrt original Let
squar~ s-s-Les Z. and Holiie L. HcTTei 70 Ameri-
can Seel-ity and Trlst Company. 70 se---e the
Fast Washington Savings Bank q Washington.
D. G., 80. years 6 per cent semi annually.
part original lot ans parts original lots IS
and r.
SQuare lSoo-Louisa $ Randall 70 Joseph ]. Dzr-
ling;on and Blair Lee. 20 se7lre the Washing
ION City Orphan Asylm. Slocl year. 81 per
ceur. semi-aunually. part lot 3I
S3aa-e 7sl-Ross ". AID Harriet A. Ryou to Frank
j. D2euQolue ard James Eerry. n secure Per
perual Building Association. 2s00. LOT Is
Deanwood Hcights-Tssac Tibbs e. u-- 20 J. Clinton
Trihby and c. r. Bailey. % secu = Charles c.
Tribby. 50. 5 10 q months. pr cent lots
- T. SQUARE g
Squares SIS and SS-L0uis r. Gleason e OK. 70 the
Washington Loan and Tr1st Company. 70 secre
Elultable Cooperative Building Association.
500 lot Is. square 5-5. and lot p. s1uare SO.
square 1ls-Washinston National Building ard Loa=
Association Il Washington. D. c.. % American
Security and Tust Company. 70 secnre National
S1~'''-s and Trust COmpsny- S5.o0. years. ga
per cent. SsIzi-auuuaIly part original Iot 5
Fairview Heights-1h7Inss C. Daniel e *. 70 TIE
Washington Loan and Tr1st Compauy 70 secure
EQuitzble Cooperative B,Jildir- Ass0ciariou
500 lots I5 and l. block
Square l57-William X. Reeve e. ux. 70 Thcras NJ
+ Isle and james n Woodward. % secure Eliza
e. Hutchinson and Linda Il. Webb. $50, ;
years. PER cfnt. Semi-snnualIy. lots g and s3
Square Ili-Alarie HalfOrd e1 viz. A J., % 1lntoa
2 Aiies and William J. Flather. % secure John
NJ Jones. $500, years. Der cent, seuli-
annually. lot Is
Columbia HeiEhts-Archibald o. Waters % william
A. Hil and Harm B. Wilson. 70 secsre Thomas
Bones and :. Perry Thompson trustees. s.. 600.
PAYABLE October 3. 1910. per cent. semi-annu-
a17r lrr 81 h1orl- q
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
OAKLAND RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Six and one-hslf furlongs. Yads.
los AIcIntyrel 10 5, won: Sir Brilar l13 (Stuart)
Q 10 5. second; Nellie Racine l0l Uycmqis) 10 l.
third Time. l10 Is. Dr.. Coleman. Netting Gene
Hanlon. Nappa. Altasha. and Peggy O'Neil also ran
SECOND RACE-One-half mile Mozart 10 Glc-
)ntyre) 10 :. won; Capt. John. los Dearborn
10 !, second; Bill Eaton lG DGilbertl 30 10 /.
third Time. 0:as Is BlameeSs Royal Store
Ocean Queen, Bernard X, Pomare. and Intonatjon
also ran.
THIRD RACE-One mile and seventy Yards Peii-
groso. 10 iGrahaml. 10 . won: Darlington. los
CButwelD. 20 !, second; ST. Albans los (Mentryl
50 70 J. third. Time. l;s5 25. Alsatian. Monaco
Maid, St Edgar, Patriotic. Mitre, Eudora. Queen
Alamo and Bill Curtis also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Seven-eighths Of mile The
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
DEATH RECORD.

Georse Pool SIS 81 st. NV. S years.
Edward Brahler. 33l Mass. ave NV. S yesrS
Simeon SwindeIls. q Chicago s. Anaccstia. 81
sears
Clarence V. STatcs 1915 Sth 81. NV. years.
Margaret Tine sol 81. NV. % years
ID. Alvin kcys 200 y 81. NV. S. years.
Matthew 2. Ireland lE9 Montello ave. ne. 8 Us.
Ralrh W Miller. 81 18Th 81. ne. I day.
Nellie I. Allen. 1905 II 81 NV. s. years
John MuIIoy Progidence Hospital, g years.
William T. Ferral 40 Kentucky ave. So. 81 years.
Frank Reichert Proridence Hospital. % yesrs
Mary Brennan. 2s1 X - nv. = years
Charlotte II. GarthWaite. 6Ss u &. Sc yearA
sIary A johnson. G. W. L. Hospt &c years.
james ". Hsmnett. Sc . ST. ne. q years
Annie VI Delsno. Ess is;h 81 NV. p years
William T. Harlan, Els Conn. ave. NV. 50 yea-s
COLORED.
Rachel Hawkins. 81 and II SIS re-. , years
Agnes Rich. l39 Nolsns court sW. 6 years
Jennie Perry % Feutou place NV, IS years
William Ross. 50S Locust court sw. I year
Laura West Emergency Hospital p years
Maggie TubEnan. Is16 Rigs place q years
Mary Fields. ISIS 18th 81. 3 years.
Edward Giilird. us5z N 81. ne 10 months
Martha Garter. 3 Pierce court sW co years
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
win Give shooting Exhibition.

Annie Oakley. the crack shot in Buffa-
10 Bills Wild West show; F. E Butler
Tom A Marshall. George w Maxwell.
and Col. J. T. Anthony. representing the
Union Metallic Cartridge Company. and
the Remington Arms Company, will give
an exhibition of shooting at the Analos-
tan Gun Clubs grounds Friday after
noon. at O'Clock. No admission will
be charged.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31

Mist. 100 u. Butlerl. s to l. won Ocean shore. %
lHildebFandl. Is TO !. second; Grace, IS walsh
p 10 l. third. Time 10 Is. May Amelia. Gypsy
King Catchon. Keep Moving Borghesi and Cabin
also nn-
FIFTH RAcE-0ne and tlree-siHteenth miles.
Henry o., Jos lynch. 10 10 l. won / Told You
Jog lHeathertonl. p 70 l. second: Nabonassar los
tButwcln. - 10 J. third. Time. 200 Millsong
Carthsgeuian. Couigan. J. r. Loughry. Blue Eyes
Rose Ely. Bcnyoli0. All Abaze and Orchan also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-Five-eighths Of a mile Burleigh
Jos Miller. Ii 20 5. won; Preen. los Gilbert IS
70 ;. second; Fireban, los Nycrgus. l3 to TO- third
Tine % Burning Bush Golden Wine. Ouatasse
and keniworth also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
Newark 20 Play Athletics.

Newark. y. J.. March S0-The Eastern
League club. of this city, will open its
season next sunday VIXEN it plays an ex-
hibition game of baseball with the Phila-
delphia Athletics. George Stallngs, its
manager. still lacks a third baseman, a
shortstop. and an outielder- He has six
pitchers. two catchers, a second and first
baseman. and two utility men.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31

Special TO The Washington Herald
Baltimore. Nd. March SO.-Americus
Gus SchoenleIn). Maryland's premier
wrestler. is again TO meet Fred Beell, the
wrestling wonder from Wisconsin. at the
Lyric On Wednesday night, April s The
match was consummated after lengthy
negotiation, as AmeTicus had been on the
trail of BeelI for several months.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
METROPOLITAN TEAM WINS.
sunday school Club Beats Pension
OfHce by 9 to 3.

The team from the Metropolitan Metho-
dist Episcopal Church Of the Independent
League opened the season of preliminary
games by defeating the Pension Office
club. on the Monument grounds yester-
day afternoon in a snappy. hve-inning
game. which resulted s TO 8
The pitching Of Bullock. for MetropOli-
tan. was the feature OF the game. The
score:
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
Cornell. g, Trinity, 3.

opeclai 70 Inc washington Herald
Durham. N. c., March 9O.-Cornen Uni
versity this afternoon defeated Trinity,
outplaying the locals everywhere The
score was Cornell, 6; Trinity, 3. Goode-
willie. pitched his first game for Cornell.
striking out six men, and giving but eight
scattered hits. Cornell played errorless
ball. and was crippled by her three best
pitchers being lame and unable TO work.
Trinity fell TO pieces in the ninth. after
falling TO hit with accustomed strength
The visitors are delighted with Southern
grounds They play again tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
Riley Grammar Dying.

San Francisco. March So-Riley Gran
nan. the famous turf plunger. Who has
made and lost fortunes in the last ten
years. is reported TO be dying of pneu-
monia at Rawhide, the new bonanza camp
in Nevada A telegram to-day said that
he had caught a bad cold and his system
could not throw il OF.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31

Spokane, Wash, March 30-AIbert E.
Mead, governor of Washington. has is
sued a proclamation calling upon resi-
dents of the State to devote their time on
Arbor Day. April 9. 10 setting out trees
and shrubs and otherwise beautifying
public parks and grounds. as well as their
homes.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
we1.h-Hxlnnd Match on.

Milwaukee. March 30,-The match be-
tween Freddie Welsh and Fighting Dick
Hyland. scheduled for Monday night. has
been called off Welsh hurt his hand in
training on Saturday. and symptoms Of
blood poisoning have developed. Jack
Dougherty and Indian Joe Gregg have
been substituted.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
Metropolitan NJ. ]
- -

Earned Metropolitan. ?: Pension once !,
First base by errors-Aletropolitan >, Pension Ofce
2 Left on bases-NIetropolitan. 6; Pension OfaCe S.
First base on balls-Of Bullock. 4; OF CauoI ?;
of Move. l. Innings pitched-By Bullock e. by
Carroll 1: BY Move 4 Hits made-Of Bullock I.
OF Carroll /; OF Moye g Struck out-By Bullock
4: BY Carroll. p BY Moye. 5 Two-base hit-Conover.
Stolen Metropolitan. 5; Pension Ofice. ,
Double play -Marshauer to Barnhardt. Hit b
ptcher-By Move. 3: by Bullock, ]. Wild pitches
Move. ,. Passed haIl-Carter. Umpire-Mr. Gordon.
Time Of same-l hour and 10 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
Lawsuits.

No. ER2 ]. H. Louchheim & Co rs. Carter &
Clarke; account s. e62s5 Attorney Crandai Mackey-
No. 5osl2 josephine Kets kenethy vs. Eugene :
Cochran: replevin. Attorney. ". p Plumley-
No 50aos Raphael l. Shansfelt George p
Robinson Company et al. sppeal- Attorneys, j. /
Peyser-J A. Hicks.
No 5Oa95. Same Same; appeal Attorneys
same
No 5o,O6 The National Printing Company IS
Joseph T. Luckett. acr0unt Si650. AtforneyS
Brandenburg < Br4ndeuburE
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
The Scnrn

Earned runs-WashingtOn. !. First base
by errors-Fort Worth. p Left on bases
Washington. 6; Fort Worth. 5. First
base on balls-On Gates, 1; off Dupree. l.
Strurk out-By Gates, I. by Dupree. =
Two-base hits-Pickering. DupVee. Sac
rifce hits-Ganiey. Miller. Stolen bases
Clvmer Epler SentZ. Double plays
Delehantv to Freeman: Miller 10 Butman
TO Wick. Hit by pitcher-By Gates, 1.
Passed balls-Wick. l.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
Equity Court NO. 2

JUSTICE GOULD
No. S6e3. Colbert rs. HUriEan. guardian al
htem appointed Attorneys. Hamilton. Colbert.
YGkeS & Hamilton.
No. S652 Andersen Is. Anderson. substitution Of
trustee ordered. Attorney. /. A. Dent
No. EglA Stewart Lewis, sale ratified nisi-
Attorneys Biuuey WCOd8rt-G. r. Collins. ".
II. Richards and J0hn Ridout.
No. lsOi5- speer vs. Morgan; cause revived and
party substituted. Att0meys. Hamilton. Colbert.
Ycrkes & Hamlton-J. T. Dodse
No. E368. Hasla4u VI. Haslam. reference % ex-
amiaer- Attorneys, " +. Ambrcse-J- A. Toomey.
No assignment f0r To-Day.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
TO-DAYS RAGING ENTRIES.


FIRST Handicap; three-year-olds and
Ave srrrlonoe. roir,r,hi,. -c,,rs.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31

mark rogers is easy 10 remember
easy to mighty easy to gel COED
whisky simply say, "a lille marx
rogers, please" the bsrman knows it.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
BASEBALL RESULTS.

At wacO-Tezas Christian University. ); New
York. l.
At Jacksonville Brooklyn Regulars. ?; Colts. /
AT Durham-Durham tN. c. Cornell 6; Trinity. J.
At Raleigh-A- and NJ. College. Z; Colgate 2
At Gnensboro-Guilford College Il; Lafayette
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
Flynn and Kaurman Matcbed

San Francisco. Cal, March 3O-Jim
Flynn and Al Kaufman. heavy-weights.
have been matched TO fight twenty rounds
In this city April 30.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
Circuit Court No 2

No. sa39. Jaguette vs. Capital Traction Company
term prolonged thirty-eight DAYS AID time % sub
mi; bll q exceptions extended o. Apul =. in
elusive. Attorneys Evans. Bensca 4 Poultney-R
R. Perry x son an6-ti. 7. Dunl0Q-
Nos. H5oi ss52S 4951s. 5oioe. and 50Iu- Interna-
tional Trust Company rs Baker et al; on trial
Attorneys. ". G. Clephsrs-B. II. Warner. II.
No. 591 Potomac Dredging Company Us Columbia
National sand Dredging Company Attorneys Ham
iiton Colbert Yerkes & Hamiiton-NcCamm &
HAYDEN and ;. n. Bradley
No 5e6. William Knabe & CO. vs. Hunter. At
torneys. Leo Simmons-E- l. Gies.
No I5S sullivan Capital Traction Company
Attorneys. J. ". Echols-R. r. Perry & Son and
G. T. Dunlop
No 81 cooper rs. Capital Traction Company
Attorneys. z. l. Montague and Crandal Maekey-
f. r. Perry & Son and q. T. Dunlop
No. IS CoaEe IS Morrison et al Attorneys
MILAN & Smith-A- A. Brney and Z. L. GieS
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
OIL King wins walking Match.

Lexington. KY, March 3O.-Capt- John
T. Geary, Kentucky's oil king. won a
walking match of one mile against twen-
ty-six other ex-Confederate soldiers here
tonight. the time being y minutes and 50
seconds
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
Rurn, win saiI Saturdax

London, March SO.-Tommy Burns, the
American heavyweight pugilist. expects
TO leave England for the United States
April 4. His early departure from this
country is due to the illness of his wife
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31

New York. March 3O.-Frank swazey,
second baseman of the famous Cincin-
natl Reds in 1896, is seriously i'll HIS
death is expected at any minute.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31

THIRD RACE Selling:
six and One-half flrriOnrs. co
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
Criminal Court 80. |:
JrSTICE BARNARD

United States rs Percy Wade; violation Of gam
bling law: on trial Attorneys. D. ". Baker. stu
an MCNAMARA. and II. Given-H. Z Davis F. B.
kirrtan Thonrson < Laskev.
Assignments fer to-day-Appeais;
NJ. . LeaTy vs. Nolan. Attorneys d. ".
O'Donoshue-R- c. Donaldson-
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31

No sos. Henry Lcutz vs.. Liitlcton " Walker
lots q, p o. 3. g. =. & o. %. 81. 32 g. 81
g. S 81 and g Of Littleton ". Walker ct al 3
subdivision Of block y Merltan Hin. ST. Attorney.
D. w. Oponoshue.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31

THE WASHINGTON HERALD has
the largest morning circulation in the
District of Columbia Remember The
Herald when placing legal ADVERTISE
menfs-
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
DOWN THE ALLEYS.
CHURCH LEAGUE.

LYcHNoRITE LEAGUE.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
VIRGINIA, /; AMHERST, O.
Charlottesville Team Wins Remark
able Game by Close Score.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Charlottesville. Va. March 9O.-In an
exciting ten-inning game Virginia defeated
Amherst to-day. l to o. Susong, while
not as steady as Mcclure. pitched superb
ball when in tight places, tanning ten Of
the Massachusetts, batsmen. Jube made
all the hits for Amherst-four. The Am
herst center fielder also figured in an un-
usual play. catching a short fly back of
second and sprinting to first. completing
a double play.
So effective was Mcclure that Virginia
got only four men to first. In the tenth
Walker was hit by a pitched ball. stole
second. went TO third when Jube lost
Danahey's throw. and scored the winning
run on Capt. Hoff's long fly to deep right.
Spectacular catches were made by Thorn
and Hume, of Virginia, and Palmer and
Caughery. of Amherst. Virginia plays
Lafayette tomorrow. To-day's score:
r.. H. z.
Amherst............ 20 o 0 0 800 90
Virginia. s............. o 0 o 0 o 0 % o II o
Ratteries-McC1ure and Danahey. SusoDr and
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
Criminal Court No. I.
JTrSTICE STAFFORD

ArraiCnmCutS-
United States Robert jenkins. assault dan
geruIs weapon and rotbeu; plea not guilty.
United States EInmet Smith and Louis Smith;
househreaking and larceny plea not guilty.
United States IS. salvatore Zasaue carnal knoEl-
edge; pea not guilty
United States Us Albert Hsrz; forgery; plea not
guilty.
Assignments for today;
United States Us. L0Dis Ege.
Nn-s.n
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals
Equity Court No. 1.

le Adjourned from day 70 Jay until Tuesday. April
10 J. 1903
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No. Zs-s Ratio vs. Ralte: decree fer sale. At
torLey Howard Boyd
q "a
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
LOSE TO FORT WORTH
Nationals Play Like Bunch
of Bush LeaguerS.
LARGELY RESPONSIBLE
Rank Performances in the Field,
Coupled with stupid Work on the
Bases by Our HopefuIs, Makes the
Game Easy for the Texans-Cates
Pitched Winning Ball.


Special TO The Washington Herald.
Fort Worth. Tex, March SO-By con-
slstontly playing very bad bah in the field
and on the bases. Washington managed to
lose to-day's game TO Fort Worth: Of the
Texas League, in half-dried mud pud-
die
There was no other excuse bat plain
Tankness of performance. and the team
is sour on itself tonight. The errors were
all costly and ineXcUsable, despite the un-
favorable conditions. When there was a
good excuse an error was not charged.
Gates pitched winning ball Four hits
were punched on him in the third inning.
but all the three runs scored in that
round were unearned. and the hits kept
coming long after the side should have
been retired.
Keeley was tried at third base. and
was not a wonder.
The arrival Of Shipke when the team
hits Wichita should brace the inheld very
much.
Dupree. diminutive twirler who has a
remarkable winning record in the Texas
League. but whose abbreviated proper
tiOns keep him out OF fast company.
pitched a highly creditable game for the
viCtOrS- Eight hits were all the Nation
ais could get of the runt, and they were
scattered
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
rails in the sercnth.

Washington's one run came in the sew
enth inning. Clymer singled through
short. stole second. took third on Free
mans out. and tailed on Streets single.
Fort Worth made all its runs in a
bunch. Wickenhofer, whose name is
shortened 10 Wick. singled Dupree dou-
bled 10 left BY fine bit of judgment.
Ganley was there when the ball hit the
fence. and got it 10 Kelley at third in
time 10 squash Wick.
Epler's single put Dupree on third.
Klett famed. Mcbride let Sentz' grounder
escape, scoring Wick and putting Epler
on second Street gave Gates the waste
sign. and by a splendid throw caught
Sentz of first
Freeman tried To run Sentz down sin
gle-handed. saw he was beaten. made
Wild toss 10 Delehanty. and Sentz took
third. and Epler scored all the way from
second. Fine business. Butmans single
scored Sentz. Deiters was an inheld out
Three runs. all unearned. after two down
Washington plays Dallas tomorrow
afternoon and returns here and takes the
$50 p. m. train for Wichita. Score:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-25
FHELAN'S T STORE l2 East Main St. Telephone.
This Is the Season of the Year fol
 Canned Fish

of all descriptions. Anything in that line can be found at our place of business. We have a very fine Sardine in Oil at 5c per can, as good as others sell for 10c; some at 10c and 15c per can, worth 15c and 20; Mustard Sardines at 10c per can, Smoked Her ring, Boneless Herring, Salmon of any grade, in small or large cans; Soused Mackerel, 15c and 1Sc Kip pered Herring, zoe; Lobster, finest on the market at 25c; Cod Fish of any description. Try Can of our St Charles Evaporated Milk at SC per can, it is sure to please you, and you will continue to use it. Canned goods of any description, quality the finest, price the lowest; also a large line of Prunes at Sc to 15c per 1b.
 PENN. N.nDSE.CO.
 118 EAST MAIN STREET.