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Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
FINE EXHIBITION OF SWIMMING
Instruction and Amusement Combined
at the Y. NJ. G.. A.

~ NAAS u 1As ~ ne
Instruction, fun and exhibitions Of skill
were combined to make last evenings
swimming entertainment at the Young
Mems Christian association one of the best
of the kind ever pulled off In Omaha.
Following some expert demonstrations of
the crawl and trudgeon strokes by Standish,
Rosengren, Ferguson, Freeman, Patton and
Welsh, Simonson equaled the Omaha record
for under water swimming by doing 10
feet. He can undoubtedly excel this per-
Torrance and will attempt to at some date
in the near future. Amerman and Sand
berg also did well in this event.
All sorts of fancy diving was shown,
some of the stunts being hair raising In
nature, and all being well done. Sanborn
did a clever dive without using his hands,
Mills did a somersault and dive, several
and high divers pulled off their
stunts and in long diving great skill and
grace was evidenced by all.
Rosengren and Vickery demonstrated the
overland stroke, and the side stroke was
shown by Patton, Ring and Westlund.
Life saving in all Its reality and details
was taught the crowd by Mills, Jenkins and
Westlund and DR.. Bunce then showed how
to resuscitate a drowned person.
Treading was shown by Festner and Cleve-
land, who used the later method of the frog
kick. DR.. Johnson and Secretary Parker
did some floating, Parker doing 1t equally
well with his clothes on.
Earl Glover was announced as a wonder
in the line of breast stroke work in the
tank, and he fully lived up. to his reputa-
ton with a performance That was noted
for its ease and grace.
Several miscellaneous stunts, mostly
funny, were done by Johnson, Wolff and
others, and a milk-can race furnished
laughter enough for the rest of the even
ing. Mills won in this.
Styles for long distance swimming were
shown by Rosengren and Freeman.
One hundred was the mark set by Free
man in the endurance test, which was in
tended to be Identical with the endurance
tests stood by Hebner and other eastern
experts, who nave records in the twenties
Freeman showed wonderful lung power,
whether or not he followed the regular
mode of testing, and received hearty APP
plause when he finished. His plan was to
sink and rise in about eight feet of water,
breathing each time he came to the sur
face. The difficult point in this was to
regulate his breathing properly.
A tug-of-war between Mills and Vickery
was won by Mills after considerable effort.
Welch skillfully demonstrated five diff
ferent strokes, and a performance of forty
yards in twenty-eight seconds was done by
Ferguson.
Secretary Parker held the attention of
the crowd for six minutes while he re-
moved a complete outfit of street clothes
and shoes while in the water during that
time, and was applauded for some time
upon completing the difficult feat, which
no other member of the associations crack
squad has succeeded in doing,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
NEW RECORDS AT TERRE HAUTE
Minor Heir PAGES Two Fastest Heats
Ever Made In Race.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. July 1s.-Mlnor
Heir, a green PAGER, today set a new
worlds record when he reeled off the first
two heats of the 2:& pace in 2:Olh and
2:0l, the fastest two heats ever paced in
a race. The Eel won the third heat in
2:051a, and forced Minor Heir to finish
the race and set another record of the
fastest five heats ever paced in a race.
The Eel won the fourth heat in 2:Os, and
Minor Heir took the fifth I'm 2:07. Minor
Heir is a son OF Heir-at-Law. and was
entered in the $500 stake for 2:25 PAGERS
by P. c. Isaacs OF stoyerstown, Pa. Re
suits.
Merchants Distllling Company 2;I3 pace
g in 81, purse S.oOO: Twis @ first, Riley
2:O9.
Heenan & Garen Toggery sweepstake,
2:5 pace q In 81. 5000: Minor Heir won.
The Pei second Gordon Prince, ir, third.
Moore-Langen Printing Company purse,
21S trotters q In 81, 1900: Moving won.
time: 2:13.
Pacing 2lO class q in 81. 1900: Red Bow
won, Manager second, SPILL third. Bes.
time: 2aOSik.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
VISITORS THRONG IN FRANKFORT
RecOrd-Breaking Crowd Attends
Gymnastic ComDetitiOn.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., July 1s-
Frankfort is filled to overlooking with Wis
itors who have come here to witness the
international gymnastic tournament that
begins next week. Thirty special trains al
ready have arrived here conveying gym
nastics from every city Of the German en-
pire, as wei as from Austria and Sw.tzer-
land. The hotels are overcrowded and ac-
commodations are at a premium. The
town has placed its schools at the disposal
of the visitors and last night the military
authorities We're called upon to provide sew
eral thousand blankets. Arriving parties
are met at the railroad station by bands
and conducted with martial airs to the
hotels and boarding houses, where they
have secured quarters. The public boards
Of Frankfort are arranging to facilitate
the feeding of the great crowd Of visitors.
The well set up American gymnasts made
a very good impression as they practiced
their exercises in groups and astonished the
other visitors with their agility In the
ball and other games In which they en-
gagged TO keep In condition.
Many people who came over with gym
nasts from America are paying visits TO
relatives In the vicinity Of Frankfort and
renewing friendly ties which for a long
time have been dormant.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
GLIDDEN CARS IN Do
-Four Teams Reach the Huh with
Perfect Scores.

BOSTON, July 1S.-Led by Charles /
G,idden OF Boston the originator of tue
Gndden tours, the fifty odd cars COMPETING
lSOS tour Of the American Aut6mobile ASA
Siat.on tlled INTO Boston tonight, checked
N &c the Bay State Automobile association
clubhouse ana ended the longest DAVIS RIM
The, cars took ten hours from ALBANY n
A. me days starting point, and fo,ind
me nay state roads I'm excellent shape,
one car lost It's perfect score In the rim
ran an unfortunate incident at War
rem Wnich rejected credit on the driver.
across the road directly in front of ne
studeoaker car of the Rochester, n. We
10 avoid an imminent catastrophy ana
R11ssiDie aeath Tor the woman. Jones sent
nus car straight into an e~mbankment.
where the car skidded and crushed a
wheel The woman was saved but tbe
hoehester team was thereby put out OF the
running for the Glidden trophy. ~
-Four teams are left with perfect scoras
n the race, namely, the Marmon trio of
me bay state association, the Pierce trio
q me BuItaIo club, the Peerless team of
ne Soiumbus club and the mixed team of
In the Individual runabout competition
lain perfect scores. They are he PlsIos
lars, driven by j. s. Williams and v A
Estting; the Premier. driven BY q. A.
driven by j.. +. Runkle and r.. s.. Gov
July 1S.-The automobiles and
thelI lIlenus VINO are competitors I'm the
TOUR Tor the Glidden and Hover trophies
had the first off day of the present trI5
IN this city today and as guests OF he
Bay state Automobile association entoved
an excursion to Nantasket Beach. where
for them. su
Tomorrow, too, has been left open for the
tourists and many of them will sail down
Massachusetts bay, again as guests of the
BAY state Automobile association. Monday
ectVe work is resumed and 1870 a. m. will
IIn0 the gOmnefinR Hara In line e.. 80
cay run, which will bring them to Po-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
Corncob, obert and Lid

Timei 1:47%. Corncob, Obert and Lid
dington also ran.
Fourth race, 9-year-olds and up, six fur
longs: Rialto QO9, Z. Dugan, 8 to ID won,
King Cobalt Q12 Mcdaniel, even) second,
Marathon Q02, Mccarthy, s to u third.
Time: 1:13b. The Squire, Balbus. Fond
Heart, Beaucoup and Perjurico also ran,
Fifth race, steeplechase, handicap, 4
year-olds and up, about two miles and a
half: Prince of Pllsen G39, Lynch, 6 to 50
won, Waterspeed Q49, Mckinney, II to 1Ol
second, Paprika Obs, Palmer, 6 to y third
Time: 4:48. Queen Of Knight fell.
Sixth race, for flllies and geldings, 2-year-
olds, selling, five furlongs: Rubia Granda
d09, Miller, 2 to u won, Lady Selma QO4,
Mccarthy, 5 to u. second, Arionette QO4,
Sweet, 3 to u third. Time: 1:O1%. In
domitable, Our Maggie. Wise Mason, Bon
ME Kelso, Mr.. X. and Arondack also ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
hialtO Wins s~ix-FurIOnE Mt
Brighton Beach.

BRIGHTON BEACH. July B.-Rialto
ridden by h. Dugan, won the handicap al
six furlongs today. defeating King Cobalt
In a hard drive. Summary:
First race, 4-year-olds and up. selling.
one mile and a sixteenth: Tillng Qf2
Sumter. Z 10 s. won. Kentucky Beau 013
Notter, 8 to u second. Ellisdale an. u
Dugan, IS to 81 third. Time; 1:tszs. Colonel
White, Easton, Mark, NEEDLE and Grace
Cameron also ran.
five f~urlangs: Short Cut QO7, j. Lee, 7 Ia
b won, Monologue 0O4. Mccarthy. % 10 ii
second, DIR. Pillow QO7. Musgrave. 20 to ii
third. Time: 1:01&. Eschelbuchau, Dan
bury. Hanonia, Lasata, Nancy Lynch. wa.
there. Sniff, WestmOre, Cowen, Mirze
Green Lawn and Donsella also ran.
Third race. 3-year-olds. selling, one mile
and q SIXTEENTH: Great Pirate OO7. Upton.
9 70 81 won. Hdzelwood 00s. Notter, TO u
second. Gowa1 on, Miller, 3 70 - third,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
CHANGE IN TNTBR-CITY LEAGUE
TIVE Teams VIII Drop Out and Two
Join.

owing 10 financial circumstance ana we
poor attendance at the games go far this
season the two leading clubs Of the Inter
City Base Ball league will drOp out after
the games Sunday. These Will be one
Dietz team and Benson. At the meeting Of
the board OF directors Wednesday night
a committee was appointed 10 transfer the
wishing to enter the league. The signal
Corps team r. exceedingly anxious to Join
the league and probably will be one Of the
two teams selected. a double-hcSder will
be played at Dletz park Sunday, when the
Dietz association team plays the Merchants
and the Dietz Lumber team plays the
Stock Yards. Benson plays at Florence and
the Sterlings and Townsends Will play at
Benson. The present standing OF the
teams is
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
NEW YORK


None out when winning run was made.
chicago ............O 0 o 0 o 1 0 2 2-5
New York. ...-.....1 1 0 0 / o.
Two-base hits: Donlin, Tenney, Bresna-
han, Killing, Moran. Three-base hits;
Tinker, Mccormick. Hits; Off Reulbach, I
nings; off overall, none in one Inning.
Sacrifice hit: Donlin. stolen bases: DON
IN, slagle, Chance. Double plays: Pfeister
Ienney. Left on bases: Chicago, 6; New
YORK, TO- HIT by pitched ball; BY Pfeister,
DeVln; Struck out: By Pfeister, a; by
overall, 2; by Wiltse, I. Wild. pitch:
Wiltse. Time: 2;l0. Empires: Johnston and
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
KANSAS CITY
MINNEAPOLIS.

us l Two-base hits: Mailman, Brashear,
Carlisle, Cross. Three-base hits HaIIman'
Biersdorfer. 4; off Qufilin. 2l off aim p
Struck out: BY Biersdorfer, g.; by Quiiun.
by Brandon. 1; by HIM. /. Hits: Off
fStterson' . IN two inningsl off Biersdorfer,
nings; off Brandon, 3 In six innings. Left
on bases: Minneapolis, 3; Kansas CITY. s.
Double plays: Brashear to Beckley; 0yler
Stolen bases: Welday, Cross, Brandon.
Bases on errors: Minneapolis, 2; Kansas
Stty, z Hit by pitched bail: o'Brien, Hill,
Neighbors. Time: 900. Umpire: Kane
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19

George NJ. Ribble. with a net score Of Y,
will get his name on the directors cup for
club. This was the third play for the d.
Tectors' cup, the winner each month having
his name engraved on the cup. and at
the end OF the season the eight whose
off at match play for the possession Of the
cur. Ribble had a handicap OF q, and
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
FIELDIN
Players.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
Louisville shuts Out Toledo in the
Second Game of the
Series.

LOUISVILLE, July B.-Loulsville shut
out Toledo today in the second game OF
the series Putnam was in rare form and
allowed the visitors but six hits. Seen
pitched we'll. Sullivan was forced to retire
from the game in the third inning because
of an injured leg. Scores
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
Two Games at Diets PARK.

A double-header will be played at Dietz
park Sunday afternoon, the game between
the South Omaha Stock Yards team and the
Dietz association team having been trans
terred because of the repairs on the O
street Viaduct which make IL impossible
for the cars TO cross. The other game will
be between the Merchants and the Dlet1
Lumber company team. The first game
Will be called at 2:S0.
The lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19

OMAHA, July 1s.-To the Sporting Editor
Of The Bee: / hereby accept the challeng,
Of Jack Hansen (WhO fought Walter Nc,
earthly to a draw al 133 pounds ringside
/ also wish 10 state that this must be a
public affair, n not. then A must be d
private 60, as ! positively will not psr-
ucipste N any brush fights and Mr.. Han.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
SOUTH OMAHA BEATS THE O
Country Club Team Defeats Nine from
burlington H-eadnmnrterH.

The South Omaha Country club added
another game to its long string Of VIC
tories by defeating the Burlington team
Of Omaha on the club grounds Saturday
by a score Of s to 5. Kennedy's batting
and Crandalls pitching were features.
Next Saturday the club team plays the
Field club team at South Omaha. Secret
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
DEFEATS BOSTON
Pirates Win by Hitting Ball Hard and
often.
UoRKER DRIVEN FROM THE BOX
10 Retired at End Of Third Inning,
but Lindaman, Who Replaced
Him, Failed 20 stO
natfest.

PITTsBURG, July 1s.-Pittsburg defeated
Boston here today by hitting the ball hard
and often. Dorner had enough after three
innings, when Lindaman was substituted,
who was also freely hit. Maddox was ef-
fective throughout. Scorei
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
MILWAUKEE
'Batted for Pape in eleventh.

'Batted Tor Pape In eleventh.
Milwaukee 40 o 0 0 0 0 0 90
81. Paul.......O o o 0 0 0 0 o Oe
Sacrifice hits: Mccormick, Flynn stolen
bases; GER, Carter, Mccormick. Double
TO Brown. Left on bases: Milwaukee, 4:
st. Paul, 3. First base on balls: OFF Pane.
l; off Gehring, 3, Struck out: BY Pape. 8:
by Gehring, 3. Time: 200, Umpire: Bier
halter.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19

Davidson, Hayden, Gutter, FrieI. Bases on
balls; Off Durham, 8; off Geyer, Z. Double
plays: Friel (unassisted); Odwell to Wrig-
ley; Wrigley to kim; Raidy, Wrigley to
Kim. Stolen bases: Coulter, Williams,
Kruger. Time: 200. Umpires: KERN and
Hayes.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
Rangers show the g. w.,.,

The Rangers defeated the c. W. club
saturday afternoon by a score of 7 to &
The feature OF the game was the fast in
field work OF the Rangers. BatterIes.
Rangers, Cy Woodland and Farmer Byrnes
c. W. club, Soup and Thorpe. Score:
R.H.
c. W. clsb....... 1883 III !
Call Webster Mss for Saturday games.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
.BatLed for Llndaman m hi
PHILADELPHIA TAKES PAIR

Cardinals Fail TO HIT the Ball at
ODDortune Times.
ST. LOUIS, July 1s.-By taking the final
two games today, 2 to / and 4 to 2, Phila-
dolphia cleaned up the series of five with
the st. Louis Nationals. Score for first
tame
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
Totals 80 6 "a IS

stolen bases: Armbruster, Burke, Stanley.
sacrifice hits: Peitz %, Quinlan. Two-base
nuts: woodruff, Burke. Struck out: BY
balls: OFF Putnam. T. Hit with pitched
ball: Elwert. Left on bases: Louisville, 8;
Toledo. g. Time: 1:4O. Umpire: Owens.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19

The townsend Gun company team and the
steriings will play a double-header at the
Benson base ball park. opposite Krug park
this afternoon. A couple OF good, fast
At 2 ., m. Line-upi
TOwnsends. sterlipgs
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
CINCINNATI
Totals d q 30 il o
Two out when winning run was made.
'Batted for Doescher in eighth.

Two out WnSn winning run was made.
'Batted for Doescher in eighth.
Cincinnati ........1 0 / / 0 IA
Brooklyn ..,..... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 OS
rifice hits; Lobert, Mitchell, Campbell, Ma
loney %, Stolen bases: Kane, Paskert.
Double play: umm to Jordan. Struck
BASE on balls: orr Campbell, g.: off
0oescher, q Oft Spade. /; off Rucker. 4
HIS; OFF Campbell IN three and one-thirl
innings, s. of Doescher In four and two
birds innings, o; off Spade In two innings,
off Rucker I'm eight innings, IL; off Nc
lntyre IN two innings, @ Passed ball;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
CroMns.
BULLETIN.

BELLEVUE o., July R-Tbe Young
Mems Christian association messenger ar
rived here a. $40 p. m. FrGmsnt VIII be
made In three hourA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19

Saturday was the second time he had been
able to make a good enough score to war
rant him in turning in his card. The other
leading scores were:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
core, c o game:

Base hits: off Hess. 5 In two innings;
BY Durham, /. Wild pitch: Durham Hi
by pitched ball: Lindsay. Two-base hi:
ames. Sacrifice hits: Cook, Coulter, Cd
Passed Balls: Livingston, i; lanes I
Time: 1:4O. Umpires: Hayes and KERN.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
SIN. Position. S. O. Stock Yards


The Barkalows will meet the Brodegaard
Crowns for the first time this season this
afternoon at the latters' grounds. Twentieth
and Poppleton avenue, at ? o'clock. u
lineup:
BarkalOws. Crowns
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
NO RUN GAME IN MILWAUKEE,
Brewers and saints Play Eleven
Innings without a score.

MILWAUKEE, July 1s.-Pape and Gehr-
ing engaged in a great pitching duel, the
game being called in the eleventh inning.
neither side having scored. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
CINCINNATI WINS IN TENTH

Paskert's single, a Steal and Spades
single Turns Trick.
CINCINNATI, July 1s.-Cincinnati scored
the winning run in the tenth inning on
Paskerts single and steal and Spades
single. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
CHICAGO WINS FROM NEW YORK

Cubs Pull Game Out of the Fire in
Last Two Innings.
CHICAGO, July 1S.-The locals won out
today in the last two innings after wiltse
had held them safe for seven. A muffed
third strike, a pass, and a double counted
twice In the eighth. A gift, a double, and
Tlnker's long hit, that would have been
good for three bases or a homer, scoring
wo In the ninth, with none out. Score:
nETrAnn ann YAM
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19

Base on balls: OFF Crandall, I; off Rossig,
2. Struck out: BY Crandall, g; by RossiR, 4,
Double plays: Talbot to Letter, Crandai to
Letter to Murphy. ThTee-base hit. Ken
nedy. Two-base hit: Crandall. Umpirei
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
STOLEN BASES.
players have less tn
SACRIFICE HITS.

No other player has to exceed y.
Team Batting-Denver, .2n; Pueblo, .252;
.240; Lincoln, .235.
Team Fielding-Lincoln, .s5S; Omaha, 1851
Sioux City, .95l; Des Moines, .95; Denver,
.94; Pueblo, .93S.
Stolen ~Bases-Sioux City, 167; Pueblo, IE9;
Denver, 118.
Sacrifice Hits-Denver, 11S: Lincoln. 1Os:
Pueblo, l0S; Omaha, 96; Sioux City, So; Des
Moines, g.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
INDIANAPOLIS WINS BOTH GAMES

Pitches Both Contests and
Holds COIumbus Safe.
INDIANAPOLIS, July ls.-Indianapolis
won both games from Columbus today, 8
to 2 and 5 to 0. Durham pitched for In
d%ianapolis in both contests. Score, first
game:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
BUTCHERS PILE UP BIG SCORE

Millers Are smOthered by Score Of
Thirteen ts Two.
KANSAS CITY, July ls.-The locals won
their seventh consecutive victory today
when they smothered Minneapolis, 10 to 2.
Hugh Hill pitched the last three innings
for Kansas city, letting the visitors down
without a hit. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
score eco gan
Waited for Beebe IN n

Two-base hits: Bransfleld. Three-base hit:
runs, Mngee, Osborne. Sacrifice hit. Reehe
Stolen bases: Grant ~, Titus ~, Gilbert,
Barry. Double play. Charles to Gilbert.
Left on bases; st. Louis, 8; Philadelphia.
Foxeu, 2. Hit with pitched ball; BY Foxen,
y, Struck out: By Beebe, 8; by Foxen, 8.
Time! I.b4. Umpire: Emslie. 4
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
Sterungs.
Eleven Innings Settles M,

BEATRICE. Neb., July 8-Cspeciall-
Mems Christian association nine OF this eitv
played a fast eieven-inning contest here
last evening, the latter winning. Score:
R,H.E.
Nlekreh .'''.."..""~..".-.'.+....S s s
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19

Batteries: Exeter, Parminter ana Ander-
SOM Friend, Buck and Ling Struck out,
BY Parminter, 4; by Buck, II. Two-base
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
Exeter wins a CIoae one.

FRIEND, Neb, July H-Cspecial Tels-
afternoon by a score OF s to Z Score;
Fs:sss 9SS5S5S5a TIT
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19

nalterless FOR Young Mems Christian as
Mcpherson and Ea3ter.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19

Totals. .....s8 3 27 10 Totals -...S3 1A 4
South Omaha c. CO 0 3 0 0 0 3 -
Burlington .O o z o q n n
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
Samuel Wards Work

MR. CRAWFORD had the greatest admiration
A'A for Mr. Ward Their tastes many WAYS were.
similar, and Notwithstanding the difference III aye
they were the greatest friends At the author :
home III Sorrento there are many evidences of their
friendship. His library contains numbers OF valuable,
books left HIM 10y his uncle whose marble bust
stands a conspicuous feature the entrance
Mr. ard genial nature and fine intellect brought
hosts OF trends and admirers, who never ceased To
hold HIM IN atteCtlonatc regard His dignity and
self respect were natural traits which his most IN
inmate friends never lost sight of He was a man
OF many accomplishments and his personality vs.
delightful Author. traveller huguist bon 1tgurf
and boH rdooHtflV famous for has entertainments
with their surprises of original and delicate dishes
All tins overwhelmed him with friends both III
America and abroad. especially England lie
had married IL 1885 daughter Of William B
AstoT Samuel Ward his father was one ot The
prominent men ot that day and one ot the firm uf
Prime. Ward y hing. a banking firm then occupy
ing relatively The position which the ! L Morgan
house does IN New York TODAY. He had been In
tcrcstcd IN mining ventures IN California. where hr
ais" became attracted 10y various Indian tribes and
had an intimate knowledge IF their dialects lie
was rntrustcd with important missions bV the GOV
trrmcnt The poets Lougtck1V and lIallctk were his
lnumatc friends And he has long sin,, been recog-
nzcd as the delightful Mr. Bclhngham Uncle Horace
N Crawford DT tlauous. published IN 1885;
lie spent ms last winter ~ Rome AT Mrs Tcrrv'S
had been +. ~tc Lord Ro.ehcrv He caught % cold
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
Distinguished Ke.4lves

SINCE the Ward family ---7- II --
~ wells army, there seem leen Il r.
that the descendants hay, .- and 1o.l
justified their existence Sa-... .~-- the al-l.
(,re.,+-or4ndfathe- was sr+---. the commit
which reported N favor .t ,... Na5H-ns--1
command Of the America AMI. he world Al
and admires Julia Ward ir. sister o. p
authors uncle Samuel N4-. other as
was Marion Crawford mother is editor F1a
Of stories ESSAYS. poems d-.- --rer "'.-
s,1-fraoIsr deleGa-t 10 Wa--f.- "a Reform C-
grcSs IN London. one OF the -- a- the ~
Fr7o1ard C11h "a 1,reacht- III -... Uri-a-aI
pits including that III Rome .... her "lra 81
goes on II her present ativar-.... .-- 1e1u-i.--
age Her Battle Hymn ot t-. nc Is Al
to every school child II Awc-
Mrs Hugh Fraser sister .- lra"iol.--
we'll known author. whose lv.- rave Nioe
enthusiastic appreciation e~-t III L-r~
Her writings have been large. - ''rlcr--4i f.
IeCtS. and are everywhere accct- al-h-Ll---.
y DiplOmatIStS Wife IN Jar no IAe N-
toms of the Country ut the New II are an
the many which have been vc~. .-r A-'-
her life has been spent III III, - ~- Iie- -
band. who died INQ- was -c dIt-
service as British Nlrr~-cr q.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR MARCH 8. 1905

He too1 me round his apartment IN Clinton
Place -he author relates. and that night | began
t. write the story of NJ. Isaacs' | kept at 1t
from day 10 day. getting more interested in the
WORK as proceeded. and from time to time would
read . CHAPTER t. nv uncle When ! got through
the original story was 50 amused with the writing
of it, that | thought | might well make Nj
Isaacs tall in love with an English girl. and then
kept on writing to see what would happen BY and
bv remembered a mysterious Buddhist whom |
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