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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13

No racing at Grand Rapids ar Buffalo
yesterday
Preuy soft for Old ~ today. Please
help the gOor'
Mexican, the old time big Ieaguer. has
Jumped Bay city.
MRS. Ty Cobb accompanied her husband
on tho eastern trip.
The BOSTON club has won II out Of IL
games with the Browns.
Ia seems strange not 10 see az Ienst one
good PAGER In Geers stable.
The Able, 2tIOA. did not train up 90
expectations. and "a back at Ideal
farm
Mamie Riley dropped Into IA soft spot
at Bradford. Pa. and retained her
r. unbeaten record
GIN end sterze-, Dickson and Bailey,
Nudge Craven and COffey OF South
Bend End Dunn and kustus OF
Evansville, are touted around the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13
AT SARATOGA.

~ SAnA OSN'
First Race: handicap; all ages; Z
furlongs: Dreamer, ia; Marathon
lO0 Big Chief III; Firestone. 1ls;
Westbury. ll3; Aletheuo. 100. Wood
craft, SO, Fort Johnson. 1902; Mayfield
l07: Adriuche, 9S; Berrymaid, lis;
Jeanne dare, 49, oxford. 1914; Ban
yah. SO; Beckon. 90; Regal Royal. SO
Second Race, selling; steeplechase;
4-year-olds and up; about two miles
Ramrod. 1870; Rufus, 1870; Paddy. 1856;
Loudoun Light, 1870.
Third Race: selling: 2,year-olds;
! ; 1.2 furlongs: Hawk Wing. 102; Geo
/ w. Lebolt, l05: The Gardener, 107;
/ Fore 107: "Rubia Granda, LOG; Rock
l05; High Range, ia.
Fourth Race; selling 3-year-old'
and up; 6 furlongs: lncognito, 40;
Glaucus. ITO; Countermand, l05; ITO
renia. 1907 Gid, 1O7; slender and
True, 100.
Fifth Race; Amsterdam; selling; 3
year-olds and up; mile: Robert Cooper
! 10S: Purslane. ole: Alauda, 80
+Gramsar. 9S; +Sir Toddington. l0l
sAce High, 9S Thomas Calhoun, SO;
Fancy. 1903; Sam Rice, 105; Monocle
! LOG.
! Sixth Race; maiden 2-year-olds; si'
/ furlongs: Moorish King. 10; Michael
Beck. 10; Footpad, 10; Turncoat
I110: Constellation, 107; Garacentie
I110: Home Run, no. Nunda, l07; Hi
Top. 107; Practical, 10; Lady Bed
ford; lO7; Miss Kearney. l07.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13

stated that he was through with Elan
agan sure. this time. The Indian
and the Irish, always bad combina-
ton, have been mixing together too
long. said the big fellow. and think
that il stay here in town with some
OF the boys who know the game 81 will
be much better OF Flanagan Is al
right. but what does he know about
long distance running7 Why, the
whole time | was in ireland | never
got "A rundown, and | don't think that
because | am an Indian that | am any
different TO any other runner. who
always gets good attention Flanagan
doesn't know anything about the game
or at least no more than | do
From Toms remarks II wss gath
cred that several local people have
offered 10 take him under their wing
and ~ would not be surprising To see
Billy Sherrlng and his old side kick,
Sol Mintz. guarding the Indians des-
tinies for the next couple OF months.
With Sherring aud Mintzllooking after
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13
DOPE SAILOR BURKE TO
DROP THE AWFUL PAPKE
BY TAD.

oy 49,
NEW YORK, Aug. lS.-Joe Mulvi
hill, the Billy Delaney" OF Darion.
Conn. says that Sailor Burke wi
drop Billy Papke cold In four rounds
next Tuesday night at the National
club, and is taking all the bets he can
get a. 1 70 2.
II knew the sailor when he first
came OF the ship" said Joe at the
Terminal Athletic club. where the tar
10 training, land ne was as big a rum
as ever I see. He fought Hugo Kelly
up the state, and In the very first
round dropped Kelly fiat on his back
with a right handler No, Papke fought
Kelly twice. both 10-round bouts. and
he didn't put Kelly off his balance
even.
II see Papke box with O'keefe In
Philadelphia. and he told me that he
was going to put Pat away with
punch. Well. sir. for Ave rounds he
beat Pat all over the ring and must
have hit him a thousand times In
the last round Pat had Papke on the
ropes, all in.
Does that speak well OF
punch?
"Why, Willie Lewis dropped O'Keefe
three times in a round.
"Papke hasn't met as tough fell
low as Burke in his whole career. and,
believe me, II the sailor ever tosses
one over on hts jaw Papke won't come
to until he hits Illinois"
The sailoriis putting in some terrific
Hicks down at the Terminal club. and
has Matty Matthews, the former
lightweight champion, working out
with him. Billy Madden Is there
daily to wise the sailor up. and If no
doesn't win Tuesday night Papke Is
sure enough champion in his class.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13
NORDECAI BROWN.

ky. 1902: Ancient, 1906; Gambrinus, l09;
Edgely. Ill.
3-year-olds: Lignando, Oronoka, 81;
Hostile Hyphen, Mamie Gallagher, Lis
terine, 100; New Garter. 1922; Red
Hussar, Estella c., Keep-Moving. ORR
entail Queen, l05; Servile. l07; Olive
dear, no
Sixth Race; mile and 20 yards: 3
year-olds and up: Helen b., So; Ca
mile, Castlewood, 100; Jupiter, Bone
brake, Pretension. 1913 Golf Ball, 1O5;
Lady Carol. l06; Or. Baker, Harry
Richeson. Warner Griswell, l07; LAT
ayette, l0S, Mortiboy, 10; Moonrak
er, Ill.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13
Rx PAUL 4. RRuskE.

N the good Angel Gabriel should
drop in and accept the manage
nient Of the Detroit Baseball team
and II the aggregation, thus pilot.
ed, should 90 through the season
with the loss Of but one game,
there are a lot Of alleged wise
acres around this town who would
90 round for couple of weeks,
sagely shaking their heads and
telling how old Gabe might have
arranged things in a way that
would have averted the lone dis
aster
It's far cry from Gabriel 10 Hughie
Jennings, perhaps, YET the fact re-
mains that, on the face OF the returns.
Hughie is the best manager IN big
league ball today.
To IevJew his exploits since he as
sumed his position at the head OK the
TIGER aggregation would be useless
waste OF space. Suffice TO say that
he has given Detroit remnant winner
in aiS FIRST year OF ircumboncy and
has the league leader in his second
season Which is the presenr one.
And yet there are lot OF folks who
go round wisely prating OF Hughie' )
mistakes and making suggestions re-
parting improvements which he NIGH
make in the efficiency OF his CLUB
In the bright light OF restrospect
some G., the fans never fail 10 remark
that Hughie is too slow 10 take Z
pitcher cut OF the box, when the ell
envy is hitting On several occasions
II has happened that the Tigers have
failed to amass enough runs TO win.
"HaG he only yanked out that pitch
err and put in that other one, he
would perhaps have averted that one
run that won for the other fellows.
Is a prevailing cry tho next day.
possible, yet how often has IL
occurred that one OF the Tiger
fingers, after being hit bit, has
braced up and finished his game
( In fine style, while the Tigers bat
ted II out for him, thus reserVing
the pitcher who would otherwise
have been used as a llfe-saver, to
toll the day following:
1t took Matty Mcintyre some time
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13
Noteworthy Events in The
American League Race

Rain caused the postponement
Of the observation-disclosures game,
the Tigers leaving for the east
after winning nine and losing five
games OF their home stand.
Cleveland finished her most sue
cessful home series in years by
taking the final game from the
Athletics in IL innings, Liebhardt
pitching against Vickers and Oy-
CERT. The Athletics were crippled
by the absence Of players sent on
to the cy Young benefit today.
No other games were scheduled
in the American league. all the
teams OF which are now on their
way east, where they open tomor-
row.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13

round his rivals as of yore, when he
used TO beat them at 204 clip. In
all probability his owners Will, how
ever. never take the chance
Ii Is enough for them that their
great PAGER is the undisputed exhibit
ton tool of his day or any other and
at this he has done some truly won
derful work. having to his credit no
less than 36 miles in from 2:01 ID to
l 90 Ia and nine miles that average
1857 -.
Dan has also paced a mile TO high
wheels in 2:0i "a, has done the two
miles in All. has a half-mile track
record OF 2:0l, halfmile mark of
Sc, a mile record to wagon in / 81 ii
and has turned half-mile track to
wagon in . 05 He is also the holder
of the Canadian half-mile track record
OF 2:06. In a semi-public track meet
ing 1t IS claimed that he went mile
in / 5S under conditions similar 10
those In which Star Pointer set the
record in 1:5S. though this mark has
never been admitted as a record.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13
TODAY'S ENTRIES.
AT FORT ERIE.

Al FOH1 ENIe.
First Race; 5 1-2 furlongs; 3year-old
colts and geldings: Pleasing, 1902;
Brown Tony. j. II. Reed, 105; Trappa
Or. Holzberg, Gerrymander. High Hat,
107; Ben Howe, Yankee Tourist. Max
i'm Gun. T. + Henry, Arveight Leon
ard Robin Grey Sir Cannon. 10.
Second Race; furlongs; for 2-year-
olds: Ramsey, Arionette, 50; Joe Cal
tens, Col Zeb. 9S: b. Sainister. Hoyle,
100; Landlord, 1903; Dan de Noyles,
los.
Third Race; furlongs; for 3-year-
olds and up, Guards. Snake Mary, Ca
mile NJ, King Folly, 90; Marmorean,
95 Little Usage, 90; Anna Scott, Pos
ing. Miss Cesarion. 100; Airship. 1902;
Stoner Hill, 104 Alta Mcdonald, 'l05;
Gay Boy. III; Potter, los.
Fourth Race; furlongs; for 9-year-
Odds and up. Montbert, IS, Inspector
Purvis. SO; Away, Rustic, 95; Bertha
e.. 81; Greendale Honest. Anna
Smith. 100; Mary Hall. Meredith. Pun.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13
ST. Louis Meet a Loser.

Although they suffered material
financial loss. close on TO $4,000. IL is
said. the managers of the st. Louis
Trotting and Racing Association stated
at the close OF their three days meet
ing at the fair grounds Sunday that
they were sufficiently pleased with the
reception accorded them to apply
forthwith for membership in the Great
Western circuit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13
For Sore Feet.

81 have found Bucklen's Arnica
Salve to be the proper thing TO use
for sore feet. as well as for healing
burns. sores. cuts. and all manner OF
abrasions," writes Mr. w. Stone, OF
East Poland, Maine. II is the proper
thing too for piles. Try It! Sold under
guarantee at +. c. Kinsel's. Central
Drug Co, and Gray & Worcester's
drug stores
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13

Clark Juniors would like games VIII
the West BouleVards or Forrest. Pres
bVterians Juniors The team is as fol-
lows: Jolly, Haigh. Colder HOFFMAN.
Rowdcn. Becelearc. Irwin, Young, smith
and Pahlow. Teams average IA wears.
For games. address j. r. Hoffman, Jr..
or phone W. 1867 II
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13
TEMAGAMl DISTRICT.
Grand Trunk Railway System.
Thursday, Aug. Goth.

Special through sleeping cars. Tema.
gami. 1925, New Lskeard. s775, Re
turn limit, Sept. Sd.
City Tickle, once 12i Woodward.
ave. Phone NJ. 80.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING.
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results.
Brooklyn 3. New York |.
Chicago 3. Pittsburg ..
Boston 3-2. Phillies -.
Today's Games.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Brooklyn at New York.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13

Yesterdays Results.
Cleveland 4. Athletics 3
TOday's Games.
Non, scheduled
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13
MUSkOkA LAKES.
cr,nd Trunk Railway Syster

Grand Trunk Railway System.
Round trip tickets IS. on sale Aug.
goth. Limit Sept. Sd. City Ticket
once. 124 woodward-ave. Phone
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13

to get started this spring and ali over
town the fans demanded payy Jones.
Hughie stuck 10 Matty, obviously rea-
soning that he would be his old self
again as soon as he got the needed
practice
Once more he was justified.
Why isn't O'Leary at short stop!
has been a fayorite question every
time the team lost during the home
stand which has just been finished.
II wasn't asked at the close OF
the Tiger victories, however, and
the team won two games to every
one lost during Charles last Va
cation.
Nuff Ced.'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13

The Michigan Central would like 10
hear from fast out-of-town teams In
regard 20 games. especially Adrian,
Muskegon. ST. clair, Richmond, Mem
phis, Monroe, Wyandotte and MI. Glenn
ems. The club goes TO Lawton S1tur-
day. and DowagiAg sunday. For games
address @. Wirpoth. 1l6l Military ave .
or phone South -, III. Reed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13
DETROIT TURNER'S
At STATE FAIR

The Detroit Social Turn Vereln has
consented at the invitation or the
Michigan State Fair association TO give
all exhibition with its pupils at the
talr grounds on abor day. The exhi-
bition will consist of the exercises
with which its team competed an
international exhibition in Frankfort
on-the-Main. Germany, July Is. The
pupils will be under the dire ction OF
their director. Prof. Berthold Seiffert
and Or Tobias Sigei president of the
society. The system consists OF track.
field. gymnasic calisthenic exercises
arranged SO as to be progressive from
the simple 10 the complex and difficult,
being strictly educational.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13
The Fallen Idol.

The FaIlen Idol.
A feature of the Kerr demonstration
was the part taken In It by the fallen
idol, Tom Longboat Instead OF being
an honored member poor Tom was
simply a rank outsider He stood at
the foot Of John-st. waiting for the
boat 10 come In and no one would
have known OF his presence II he had
not been discovered by group OF
small boys who yelled out 10 the peo-
pie in the cabs. Why don't you give
Tom a pide?" Later Tom was given
place in the parade and was intro
duced 10 the crowd at Victoria park
by r. Tasker Steele.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13

job Printing done right Times Print
ting Co. 10 John R.-st Phone 149S.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13
&c NEWS OF THE DAY, GATHERED FL
TRUST HUGHIE" SHOULD
BE TRUE FANS MOTTO

more criticism, the more interest is
always the rule.
Down in their heart OF hearts
they love Hughe Jennings and
know him as the wisest little
baseball general in the American
or any other league. It's only hu-e
man nature breaking loose when
they say their little speech.
AND YET DETROIT HAS STILL
TO LEARN A REAL LESSON IN
LOYALTY.
The writer heard an interesting
discussion OF this sort the other even.
ing Two gentlemen on one side OF
a cigar stand were manifesting the
gigantic nature OF their intellects and
their profound knowledge of the ma
tional pastime. addressing their re
marks 10 the vendor behind the show
case.
Like most OF his kind-why is II
that all cigar store proprietors are
such good fans-the dealer himself
held his peace as long as he could.
Then he broke loose with a deClar
alton that would bear will bear re-
petition as the True Fans Confession
OF Faith.
THERE ARE A LOT OF PEG
PIE IN HERE EVERY DAY" SAID
HE, THAT SEEM TO KNOW A
LOT MORE ABOUT MANAGING A
BALL CLUB THAN HUGHIE JEN
NINGS DOES.
FOR Me. THOUGH. I'LL JUST
STRING ALONG WITH HIM A FEW
MINUTES MORE
HE'S GIVEN US SOMETHING
! THAT DETROIT HASN'T KNOWN
SINCE WAS A KID IN kits AMI
THAT'S A CHAMPION BALL CLUB
HE LOOKS TO BE IN A FAIR WAY
| TO GIVE US ANOTHER. WE USEL
TO GET ALL FUSED UP WHEN
WE LANDED A BAD THIRD. FIRST
PLACE SUITS Me PRETTY WELL
AS FAR AS I'M CONCERNED
HUGHIE CAN GO IN THERE. DEAL
ARM AND ALL, AND PITCH EV
cry GAME HIS TEN PLAYS.
| WON'T CARE, SO LONG AS HE DE
LINERS THE GOODS. IF HF
WANTS TO USE A DETROIT ANA
TEUR IN RIGHT FIELD AMI
BENCHES TY COBB, WONT
BOTHER A BIT, so LONG AS THE
TEAM KEEPS WINNING. IF THEY
I SHOULD LOSE A FEW GAMES. IN
NOT GOING TO FORGET THAT HE
is PLAYING A LONE HAM
AGAINST SEVEN OTHER MEN
SUPPOSED TO BE JUST AS COOL
AS HE IS. HE'S MADE BASEBALL
A LIVE ONE IN DETROIT AND
GUESS HE'LL BE HERE A LONG
TIME. AT ANY RATE, l HOPE HE
WILL. ND IN SATISFIED WE'LL
HAVE A GOOD BALL CLUB ALL
THE TIME"
All OF which argument sounded %
the writer as pretty fair sort OF q
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13

OF course. It's only human to criti-
CHE. Even so lofty an individual as
the president OF the United States &C.
casionally is the victim OF a little
feeling The fans wouldn't criticize
II they weren't interested and the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13

And these are only few OF the
waye In which some OF these grand
stand managers are laboring under
their responsibilities.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13

What does Hughie mean by letting
Ty Cobb leave the team, right in the
heat OF the pennant race?
Here is a screech that found many
an adherent week ago. The pessim'
lists freely predicted that Tvs absence
would result in the loss OF the pen
nant The team, 1t was freely alleged
would suffer an awful slump with It's
leading batsman out OF II. And what
an awful effect such leniency In dis
cipliue would have on the other mem
bers OF the team
What did Cobb mean BY imperiling
his seasons record by such an act
anyhow
Well. the Tigers lost but one
game while the Peach wac down
In Georgia committing matrimony.
and later while he and his bride
were missing trains on the way
home,
And the first day he joined the
team he tripled. scored twice and
stole two basesl
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13

1t took Matty Mcintyre some time
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13

All OF which argument sounded 20
the writer as pretty fair sort OF n
statement OF the case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13
THE BIG LEAGUE RACES ATA GLANCE
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

STANDING.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-21
De Vega Baja
LA ADMINISTRATION MUNICIPAL

Del informe economico annual que nos
remite ell Alcalde de dieho pueblo senor
Jose f. Mater acerca de la labor admi-
nistrativa del Ayuntamiento, copiamos
los slruientes coneeptos
FL estado sanitsrio de In poblaci6n
y sus barrios, ha sido bastante salts
factorio, no habiendo ocurrido durarte
el ano ningrna enfermedad epidemica.
La pohlaci6n sus ahededores sc
han mantenido en- estado de aseo Y linn
rieza
Todos los establecimientos pnblicos
han sido inspeccionados con sfrecuenc!a
Y es de notar ore Ia mayoria cumplen
las ordenes de sanidad.
Durante el gro escolar funcionaron
una Fscuela Principal, una Especial dc
Ingles, dos craAuadas de inglfs. cuatro
graduadas de eeranol. usa preparato-
ria nueve ru~ales.
La Junta Escolar ha construido un
eedificio de bloques de cemento con Ca
pacidad para ocho salenes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-21
NOtas h1piCas
LAS. CARRERAS DE AVER

Con buena cors.urrencia Sc efectua-
ron aver en- q Hip6dromo las carreras
anunciadas
En- la primsra carrera~ ,vencicron
Magnolia y Mensajerc, dividendo so
por ciento
Segunda carrera vencieron Black
Beauty y Copo.
Tercera ca~re~a. vfHcieron Esperan-
"a Y Mallorca, divi>Nrcndo 6s por ciento.
Cparta carreva Ia mavoria del publ
80 estaba convcneida que ean6 Cali
fornia; el iurado hubiesc Quedado mu-
cho meior 81 declara Ia camcra empa
tada entire dicho eabaIlo Y Canario !,
pero nunca dehi6 darle q primer pre-
milo este '.ltino
La banca pagd y por peso
Quinta carrc~a "a opinion estaba
dividida entrc Jiharo>y Pellot Fne la
carrera mas fe a dc Ia tarde, triun-
''Tando Pellot Ij1ldendo 10
Sexta carrcra. zen facilidad lego cn
primer Iugar E~dsi.o Ia banca di6 nm
s1ividendo de 60 ns1 c.cn.o
81 hemos - reeoier'a impression del
p1bhco. las'farscfas pueden califcar-
Sc de buenas. + hasta si sc quiere. de
remotivas
Nadie seeuqioente -~pcraba que
Canario, que esta .c.u~i1erado por los
inteligentes como caballo corredor de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-21
LITOGRAFIADO 7 DE vENTA EN- Ell
.BOletin MerCantil'
de A. Lynn H.Jos de Perez Mor,s
(Libre de gastos de envio)

ESCUDOS RICO grande a o50
(ODGO MASONICO colores gnde llO
NOTABLE de d. Munoz Rivera aristca
alto Ell auto 4. OSO
"ILFVANE AL CINE MAMA DANA egad ArgeinDoni e. 030
MARIPOSA", rnazurka Gonzao de j. Ndnez
de salon. O6O
LAS DOS PALOMAs, danza cubana Gonzo de
O3O
PLANO DE LA CAPITAL contornoe en- colore 4.
GROS DE FEIICITACION para ejempare. OTIS
SORPRESA PARA Ell OLA DE INOCENTES, oores tamaho
de 10 eJempares. 0s0
TARJETAS PARA ANO NuEVo propas para feicar o~ E
copas 05O
A IsI4A. en- coores, I pugadas 0O5
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-21
DE LA COSTA

DE LA EUSTA
Goletas Uberita, Petra y Carmelita-
SALIDAS PARA EL Exterior
Goletas americans F. w. Aver, Ca
rrie A. Lane, James G. Clifford, Heurry
Crosby Y berg. gta. espanol Carmeas-.
IA.
PARA LA COSTA
Vapor amer Coamo y goletas DsG
Hermanos, Mayaguezana, Pedrit0, Per-
ia y May Flower
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-21
dOVimientO maritime :.
ENTRADAs DEL EXTERIOR

ENTRADAS DEL EXTERIOR
De Espana vapor espanol Juan
torgas. ~
Napor espanol Manuel Calvo he CO.
Lon escalas.
Vapor cubano Julia de. .Habana =
escalas. !.
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@@v6sGa Commercial

vapor americano Santurce de G&a@
weston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-19

tinues until ice forms and forces the sus-
pension of work. The Davis Will have
headquarters at Newcastle. Del capt.
FULLY Fowkes will be with Capt Taylor
as navigating officer
The sand-pumping machine belonging
to the Smoot Sand Company. working
down river, has been brought to this city
for service in the Eastern branch. She
will it is stated. receive a thorough over
hauling and will be put in good order for
work on the sand banks before she is
again sent away from this city. The
sand digging companies have a portion OF
their diggerS at work. and barges laden
with sand and gravel for construction
work in this city are being brought into
port daily by the tugs of the sand-toWing
fleet.
Arrived: Schooners Amanda Lewis and
Annie oysters in the shell from a Po-
tomac point; bugeye Eleanor Russell. cord
wood from a river point for the dealers
schooner Samuel Wood lumber from the
Great Wicomico river; United States light
house service steamer Holly. from q
cruise: tug Martin Dallman, with tow
of loaded Scows from a river point
barges Patapsco and Pamlico coal from
Philadelphia for the Georgetown dealers
Sailed: Bugeye NJ. f. Smith. light. fol-
a river point to load lumber back to this
city; schooner Isottie Carter. light. fol-
Nomini creek, MO load for dealers here
schooner Clara Leonard. for the lower
river to load; schooner Eta and bugeye