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New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
HAYTIAN REBEL AGENT INDICTED.

Two indictments were handed down yesterday by
the federal grand jury against Joseph ST. Pierre
Gordani, the representative In this country of the
recently defeated revolutionary party of Hayti.
headed by General FTmin Giordani was arrested
In this city Tot the alleged ccunterfeiting of the
psper money of Hayt. One indictment charges
Gcrdani with oounterfeitns and the other charges
the secret purchase of munitions OF war.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
CITYS DEATH RATE DROPS.

The death rate for last week dropped 10 11.+5 for
each thousand inhabitants, against 2o.34 for
the corresponding week last year. there being 14I9
deaths. compared with 1.611 for the week
In 1907. The deaths from heart disease dropped TO
157 as against 175 for the week last year, and
tuberculosis fell to aol. compared with go last
year. The mortality from pneumonia was 276. and
297 the corresponding week in 1907.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
WOLF RUNS MADLy THROUGH STREETS.

Chaffee. Mo. Feb. 24-A famished wolf came
of the swamp here to-day and
through the streets. biting three persons before
was killed. Allen Stokes a railroad employee.
severely bitten the right leg that he imme-
diately started for ST Louis for treatment. fearing
hy1rophobia John Lewis and a small negro boy
were also bitten. Citizens pursued the wolf the
swamp and shot IT,
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
,"DAY RIDERS" BURN TOBACCO.

IIy Telegraph to The Tribune
Louisville. Feb 24-Armed and masked. Il band
of twenty 'day riders held up \. W. Merritt
f.trmer. --ovslacevIlle Ballard County Ky.
early to-day on the road 10 ayueld and burned
a wagonload of tobacco which he taking to
market. Farmers attracted by the smoke were
driven away by shots.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
TROLLEY CAR BANDIT SENTENCED

Rochester, Fen. 24-Georee Carlislo trolI.,. ,or
pahdlt' was sentenced this morning bv Judge
stephens IN the County Court to serve not ,eee
than Two years and three months nor ,,o-a ,haa
four years and six months
Carlisle is the young man who robbad . .,,
car of the treasure chest Of the Rocbes,ar o.,
way Company ON December 81 securing about
N"a IN cash. Tho money Was recovered ard Gar
Isle was arrested within twelve hours aft.r a..
commission of the crIEp-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25

Colon. Feb. 24-Fire broke out in this city at 29o
this morning and property TO the value OF soONo
was DESTROYED The fire brigade at Cristobal came
over and rendered valuable service to the local
brigade Twelve houses the block between 4th
and 5th and Eastward and streets were destroyed
The loss is partly covered by insurance The cause
of the fire IS not known.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
NoGrS SYMPATHY FOR STOESSEL

Cincinnati. Feb. 24-Ceneral Nogi. commander
Of the japanese forces at Port Arthur, expressed
sympathy for his defeated enemy in a cable mes
sage received here to-day. On the receipt of the
news that General Stoessel had been convicted and
sentenced to death his conduct of the defence of
Port Arthur = Cincinnati newspaper sent a message
10 General Nogi asking for statement Of his
views The japanese leader says:
As soldier | deeply sympathize with General
Stoessel ] cannot bear 10 state my views
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
FORMER NEW YORKER A SUICIDE.

IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.
San Francisco. Feb. 24.-Jeseph L. Munzer for
meTly theatrical agent of New York, committed
suicide here to-day His brother is Eugene Munzer
Of the Munzer Leather Company. of No. 1856 Broad
way, and his wife Jessie d. MunzeT lives at No
ZIS West $sth 81 Get. Ii was said that joseph
Munzcr without funds
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
DEGREE CONFERRED ON Mr.. BRYCE.

Montreal Feb 24-James Bryce, British Anbas-
sador 10 the United States arrived in the city to-
dav from Ottawa, and received the honorary de-
gree OF LID at McGill University this afternoon
The Governor General among the distinguished
audience present. Ambassador Bryce is the guest
of Sir Thomas Shaughnessey, who gave dinner
in honor of the Ambassador this evening
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
MIGHT RIDERS" BURNED EMPTY BARN

Mayheid, Ky Feb. 2-It became known tonight
that htty night riders went 20 trc farm Of
Brandon Hurt near kirk's Eve. Sunday mornIRs
and burned his harm. lie received warning notice
a few weeks ago and had hauled MS last load OF
tobacco from the barn last week
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25

Of Philadelphia chairman of the natonai pro
ytncial committee, composer OF members Vi ~ -
r,,, a+- the Municipal Ownership party
and other political bodies, and j. A. Parker VI
Parma, Mo. L., :;
They have arranged to hold the convenuoh VI
tfe Olympic Theatre. The headquarters VIII De d.
the St James Hotel 1t is expecteu 'i NJ
tho q Thousand delegates will attend the con-
vention.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
MUTUAL RESERVE ACTION AT PARIS
Sequestrator Appointed on Application OF
French Policyholders.

Paris Feb 24-Acting application made by
the French policyholders of the Mutual Reserve
Life Insurance Company, the court has appointed
a sequestrator to safeguard the French assets of
the company.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
CANDIDATE FOR ELscToR CERTIFIED.

Columbus. Ohio. Feb. A-The first ccrtiication
of The nomination al a candidate for Presidential
eiector for the election next November was made
in the office of the Secretary of State to-day The
candidate is {. p Godfrey OF the 5th District for
her state Senator. who was nominated last week
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25

Eugene Munzer said last night that he did not
believe that the dead was his brother He
Iad received a telegram from the manager of the
Audubon Hotel. but description d!d not core
spond with that of his brother.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
SECOND LOUISVILLE HUGHES CLUB.

LBy Telegraph to The Tribunel
Louisville Feb 4-Another Hughes Club has
been formed in Louisville by the younger Repuo-
licans. There is a strong and growing Hughes SEN
timent in Louisville. \. B. Humphres general
secretary of the Hughes movement, is expected to
come here shortly organize things.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
STATEN ISLANDERS HORSES BURNED

Four valuable carriage horses were DESTROYED
when the stable of William s Van Clief president
of u large lumber company and the Staten Isl
and Chamber Of Commerce. in the rear of his
home in Manor Road. New Brighton, Staten Island
destroyed by fire yesterday. The loss on the
building is placed at 5000 and the horses were
valued a $3,00o
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
QUARANTINE AGAINST PORTS

San Jose Costa Rica. Feb 24--Quarantine regu-
atons are being enforced against vessels arriving
at Costa Rican ports from Antofagasta and Pc
rl1vian ports on account of the bubonic plague
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
ARRANGE FOR PoPULIsr CONVENTION.

81 Louis. Feb A-'fhree members of the M,
uohaf committee of the Peoples psrtv arrival
mere Today 10 arrange for the national convention
on AnIil They James v Ferris of l,Iiot
AA. Chairman of the committee: jay " Fo,ras,
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25

home in Dulwich. a suburb of this city, yesterday.
He one time conducted a large business. which
recently had fallen of Worry over financial mat
ters is given as the cause OF the suicide.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
LONDON BROKER 4 SUICIDE

LoS6on Feb. III. {. Bayldon, ; well known
seker. whn dealt mostly iE American railroad
-seurifies. committed suicide by shooting at MS
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25

Tie strike C slipDuiiders On the TYNE began
early in JanuIty BY the middle OF February the
strikers had been Joined by the allied aDginaers
sho voted by an overwhelming majority agains:
a redGcion ia wages and il was feared at one
time THAI The entire Tyne shipb.:ildilS industry
would be completely tied up The situation was 81
serious tour days ago that troops were drafted in
assist th- local police 81 Sunderland
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
ANOTHER BOMB AT BARCELONA.


Barcelona, Feb PA small bomb exploded in a
house here to-day, woundng three
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25

Take LAAATNE BRoMO ouinne Tabets Drug
eists refund IL fais cure
GRON E signature il each boa. ace. W.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE on TYNE
Employers and Labor Leaders Reach a Pro
visional Agreement

London. Feb "A provisional agreement look
ing 10 the settlement Of the strike OF the shin
banding anC allied engineers along the TYNE was
reached here to-day At meeting of representa-
tives of employers and labor leaders terms were
reached. both sides promising 10 recommend The
accepiAloe q tie findings to their respective
bodies.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25

Totals--.---- 2 7E1s s {
49,.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
GROUNDERS FROM THE DIAMOND

Louis Heilbronner. the Cincinpau Reds
scout. Is In Columbus watching American
Association clubs perform
Sid Smith. the Athletics catcher. Is
playing first in place Of the suspended
Davis, and is playing the position we'll
Harry Davis. when he heard Of his sgs-
pension. went away for a few days vaca-
ticn- He viii join the Athletics in Chi
cagO.
Tie hope Of the Cubs Is now centered
in Mordecai Brown. who IS back IN form
and pitching the best ball OF any twirler
in the country
The visit OF the Cleveland team to Phil
adelphia was full OF exciting events, II be-
ing necessary 10 play two extra inning
games 70 decide the three contests
Overall. Luudgren. and Pfester. Of the
Chicago Cubs. have not been up to form
this season, Phestsr's poor pitching being
q keen disappointment to Chance after
his grand work last year.
The Pirates are really the thorn In the
SIDE that must be removed" says a New
York dispatch 'Clarke's boys are setting
a dizzy pace for the other teams right
now, and must be stopped If New York
is 10 head them at all 1t is q good thing
that the Giants have had plenty Of op-
portunity TO rest since the conclusion Of
the Western trip"
Since he has been farme5 20 Harris
burg, Harry Krause, the Athletics south
paw pitcher from the Coast, has been
doing great work Last week he shut out
WiIliamsport. holding the batters down
20 four hits. KTause's control was all
but perfect A little more work Of this
sort wiz put him back on the Philsdei-
phia club. Connie Mack only farmed
him TO Harrisburg. any way. Rrause has
as sharp curves as any pitcher What
he must strive for is control
The Philadelphia Bulletin says: The
big news before the departure OF the
Maps for home was naturally enough that
which concerned the obtaining of Aitizer
and Falkenbers. Of the Washington team
In explanation OF Manager Lajoie's an
nOuncement that there Was nothing 10
the rumors. Secretary Barnard stated that
the negotiations were only consummated
at O'clock Thursday. and that the tran
saction OF affairs had been carried on by
wire We tried 70 keep this move as Sc
cret as possible said the Nap secretary.
1t had been agreed 70 keep silent and
deny any rgmors until the deal had been
cOnsummated- There must have been q
Teak somewhere. Anyhow. the two men
are going home with Us. and we paid ten
thousand dollars fer them ."
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
WINDSOR RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Ffvs ard oue-hals f7ri1-rs F1sr-
ney lG7 (Trozlsr1. 3 % Won: Cal-ha 1C- lFoEe-si
4 . 5. seco-l- kiz- Ttiz-Ie- I'e Ross ; % 1
third Tine les F-ot-rrriS-- Os-zr T. RsrE-y
LADY LisSak Croydon. hilszessnE. ard Des55s-ztura
also rar-
SECOND RACE-F--- and o,s-baif fu-i,--s
HsTs's Flight Ia Sizzling : 70 2 Won Sistlr
Phyllis. rs tPovc-Si. % . second. Straight TAX
loS lFrzncsi. 5 20 J. third TINE. 055I,5 Nrs
Marion NfOorc Cas-ude Hsurton Bca-tv- G-acs
Ceiling. Dorothy webb. and speieht also -a-
THIRD RACE-FIre and ore-half furloucs Nar-
5ies. lG Powers % . wen. G7z-de Dane. ~
iTFCzls-i. % l. secuc5 Nay celia I17 JFrz1-s,s
2 % l. third TINE lbs IS Little Osare. Fye,5sr
King Folly. Kate Ca-nev ard Tarta- Maid also rsa
FOURTH RACE-Ope nile and fr-lorz Ar-
roTsv-ft- $ lke-reivl. S 70 J. vul- QulE-z 10
tNincerl. 20 l. second: s. Ilaric ll5 Lilice %
2 third Tine Is So. Petulaut Iu.bodeu. Doa5-
and Llstsriue also ran-
FIFTH RACE-six fu-io1Fs. Alenoon. IL {shn-
Ing. 4 70 5 Won; EuriUides is fNicon 20 g.
second; Ben stils lI iBerse1i. 70 = third Tz--s
ia - Tie Belle. elena IacBride ShoE-na--
Helen Virginia. Resto-ation. Royal Lezsnd ANA
Smith. Rose F. and Jacz Dolan also ~
SIXTH kACE-FIvs fuTlcugs Patriot. los CPoz-
ersl 70 . wCn: CEiTEnunk 10 shilling even
second; Aiicc. los ,Burtonl. 5 70 l. third Tir,s.
i0l - I'd Shuste-. Abandon. Belle Of the Tribs.
Glo-iole. and Lonoud also ran-
SEVENTH RACE-One and ore-ouarts- u-fies.
STvnky. S (Bergeu). 3 &c J. Won; Nat B Wl
tKeunedyl. TO 2 second: Jupiter. los llIiuder3 4
% I third Tine. rs - DIX Ben. Dele stroEne
knight of the Valley. Arlington. Helez B., Re
bounder. and Banrida also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25

Charley Smith viii probably pitch the
opening game at St. Louis.
The Detroit Tigers continued their good
work yesterday by shutting out Cleve-
land.
New York beat Pittsburg In the Ma
tioual League, and the Chicago Cubs
trimmed Brooklyn n eleven innings
Pitcher Hardy, who was formerly with
the Nationals. has been let out by Bafti-
more. and IS now with the Harrisburg
club Of the Tri-State League
According to an announcement by Man
ager GilSs, OF the GulfpOrt team OF the
Cotton States League. Shortstop Tom
Reilly has been purchased by Manager
McClOskey, OF the St Louis Cardinals
Reilly IS leading the Cotton States bat
ters.
During their trip OF more than a month,
the Philadelphia Nationals made one Of
the most remarkable conQUests achieved
BY any club IN recent years Briefly
stated. the Phillies won Is games out OF
the g played IN the West. summarized as
follows: Three out Of ar Pittsburg
out OF at Chicago. 3 straight at St
Louis. and 8 out OF 4 at Cincinnati The
club returned home yesterday.
Charles F. Carpenter. Of Altoona. Pa.
president Of the Tri-State League. has
notified Manager O'Rour6e. Of Whining
ton. that q meeting Of the league will be
held IN Altoona next week, when the
Wilmington club plays there. and that the
players viii be paid their salaries. Any
Wilmington player who refuses 70 play
will be suspended for the rest of the sea-
son and his salary due viii also be held
back.
Montreal has released Frank McAfanus
the clever catcher McManus has always
been regarded as the peer in minor league
circles In all-around work. but has been
incapacitated during the greater part Of
this season he went into the Eastern
League from the BrOoklyns- While not a
slugger. he has been able 20 keep his
figures with the stick at a reasonable
point
Edward Holly, who was made tenn
porary manager OF the Rochester East
ern League team at the retirement OF
Al Buckenberger. has been given full
charge OF the club for the remainder Of
the season It is thought that the seIec-
ton is vel justified Since Holly's ad-
vent as manager the Bronchos have
shown a surprising reversal Of form
He IS popular with the players and fans
Holly went to Rochester, from the St
Louis Nationals
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
HAGERsTOWN RACE CARD.
Attractive Events Listed for Fair in
October.

STe-izl - Tie WzzLiuEran Heruld
Hagerstown. Nd. July 24-The race
programme IN connection with the
Hagerstown Fair. next October. has been
revised and some races added. making
the card one OF the best ever offered
here The programme for the four days
o1 racing follows
Tuesday. Oc,obcr E-Race No. L 2ls pace. purse
$50 No. ? - trot. closed stake 500 No. 5
800 cc-lty trOt Ct PACE purse go; No. I. running
nile dish. psTSe $50
"wednesday. Oc.obsr 12-No. s 2-l5 t-ot p--se SO.
No G. 2-I5 psce. cioscd. E-zke s. 060- No. = n
trat. Tz1rss 500. Ss 6 22 pace pure $50. No. g.
running 0le nile and quarter dasl. purse $50,
No. 70. INNING. three-JusrtsrS q q nile dash.
1grSe $50
Thursday. Oc-cSeT B-No L. rs psce. pursu
So; No. L 2l7 tr0t. closed stake s. 90; No 3.
z-I2 pace. purse $40 No Il 2:is trot purse $50
No 3. running, one nile and sixty yar1s dash.
lrirse $50; No. ls. running. threeauzrters q nila
dash. purse $50
Friday. Octobe- 1s-No l. ~ pacs. eIossd
stake 500. No. IS. 2-S tT0t. purse 500: No Is.
H-ee-for-an oounty t-ot pace. horses eligible q
he 2-z class purss $50: No. %. running co1sola-
cio1. one-miie dash, purss S0l
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
TaiIenders, with Robey Pitching,
Defeat Hahn's Team

STANDING OF TIE TEAMS
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
sCR0GGs IS oUTCLASSED.
LOughrey Drops BaItimOrean Twelve
Times In Six Rounds.

New York, July 24-.'Young Loughrey. ."
the Quaker Cycio1e.' won another bat
tie last night, defeating Harry ScrOggz
the Baltimore lightweight, fl a six-round
bout at the sag OF the Princess A c.
Scroggs WIS no match for Loughrey, who
sailed right into him at the first tap OF
the gong and beat him all around the
ring with left jabs and hooks 10 the face
and jaw ana hard smashes 10 the
stomach and kidneys.
Scroggs went 20 the fcOr exactly
twelve times during the bout-fve times
he was sent down from punches 70 the
Jaw OF II the body. while the other seven
hs dropped without being hit
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
CoTTON sTATEs LEAGUE.

At Nsrifian-Meridial, :: Tictsburg. L
At Jackson-Jackson. &. Gulfport. 3
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
OOFFROTH OFFERS PURSE.
VIII Stage the Gans-Neison Fight IL
Pugs VIII Agree

san Francisco. July 2s.-ReaIizinz
that another fight between Battling
Nelson and Joe Cans for the light
weight championship title would at
tract a big crowd On Admission Day.
September 2. Jim Conroth. the Califor-
Ma promoter. has decided 70 make the
fighters another cner 10 battle forty
five rounds at the open-aiT arena at
Colma, Cal
Conroth has already wired wiIlus
Britt. manager OF Nelson. about the
fghI. and Zen Selig. manager OF Cans.
has left Frisco for Ffarbin Springs.
Cal, 70 see Cans in regard 70 the bat
tie
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
ST. ELIzABETHs LOSE OUT.
Congress Heights Team Takes Lead
in Sixth Inning.

The Government Hospital team met
defeat al the hands Of the Congress
Heights nine yesterday afternoon at the
asylum. 10 } s. Elizabeth's bah tossers
had a good lead until the sixth. when Cy
Wilkins hit the first two men up and e
series OF passed balls enabled two men
70 cross the plate.
Both teams helded loosely. the Asylum
bows errors coming ct time when they
counted most
Pickett. Of the Hospital pulled down g
Texas Iesguer after a collision with VII
lett and recovered IN tine to complete a
pretty double. Score
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
EASTERN CLUBS VICTORIES.
NATIONALS AT ST. LOUIS.
Weather Extremely Hot and Players
Are Glad TO Get Rest.

SpeLtzl - ILc Nashiug.gu Head.
ST Louis. No. July 24-The Washing
ton baseball team did not reach St Louis
untu late tonight. and It was a worn
out lot of players who were assigned 10
their rooms at the hotel The weather
IS extremely hot and the players report
that this is The kind cf weather they
E1et since they Isft washington
They are thankful. however. for the
fact that they have something on the
BrCwus. as the laIter Go net get in until
tomorrow morning, though they have
been on the train ever since Washington
started West
Neither Bob Edmon6son nor jim Dele
hanty was at the hotel when the team
arrived. but both are expected either at
e late hour tonight or in the morning.
EtmondsOn did not start FOR St Louis
until Thursday. and this would not put
hil7 into this city until Tomorrow morn
ing
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Cincinnati, ?; Boston, ?.
Chicago, - Brooklyn, 1.
New York, ?; Pittsburg, L.
TO-DAYs GAMES.
TO-DAY's GAMES.
Chicago at brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
PtttsburE ar New York
st. Louis at philadelphia,
STANDING OF TIE TEAMS.
WON m FIRST INNING.
Hits by Tenney ana Doyle Enough
for the Giants

New York. July H-TEe New Yorlrs
beat the Pirates in q sharp tussle to-
day. and before a huge crowd. Hits by
Tennsy and Doyle. and Bresnaaan's fy
gave the locals two r1ns IN the first IN
ming. and those were enough. DoyIe's hit
ting was feature. Phelps tripIed In the
ninth inning, but was doubled az ira plate
On SeyUours throw IN Of Gibsoa's fly.
Score
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25

Earned ulus-GoldenbCrg 2 First base b erurs-
HAHN. 2 Lift on bases-Hshn 4: Goldenberz L
First base on bars-OE Spates. ; Struck Out-By
Spetss. &; by Robey :. Sacrifice hit-YogesbeTEer.
stolen base-Auisou Double play-Leesnitze- 20
NcDsrzost- Hit b. Qiteher-By SPatss. I; By Ro-
bey 2 Wrd pitch-spatsS Unpire-Ar. FlaneEau-
TIms Of gams-55 ninutes
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25

Left On bass-Brooklyn. g; ChszzO. e. Bases o.
bals-Of Wilhelm 2; oE P5estsr /: q Rs1lbach
Srr1G Out-By Wilheln. 3; b PHesoz. 3: b.
Rellbach. 3. Two-bass hit-Tl-Ecr. Sacrifice hts
Wilhelm, Evs-s. steinfeldS Stolen hase-5Ialoney
via Ditch-Wilheln- Cmpi-e-3Tr. Rigis- Tiras
q gzns-2 hoars aud MINUTES. Atse-dzacs. 5soo.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25

TrFo-hase hi-s-1IcIrpre j-l Crawflrd Home
r1n-CTawford- Sacrifice hirs-St0-au Sunmers-
Bass or hans-Of JOSS. l. q Summer = HIT
bT rltcdsr-By sumner J. Lefr On h1szs-Clere-
lH1c. ;; Detroit. s. St---E 1.-t-Bv Su-nners. :
Double Issy-D0v2s to Scaasfer 20 Rossusa. I'm
ylss-2i15 15s7s Hurst and Evans. Tine q Ea1ne-I
hour and z minutes. Atter5auce sse2
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25

Let On bases-BostoA. 8. Cincinnati g Pirst
hzss o1 balls-Of Do-uer. l. OF Spade 5 Struck
out-By Dc-neTs / b SPADE. 2 Two-base hit
Rirchsy. SacI11cs hits-DlLle-. BroEus XcGana
Paskert, McI.szn- Stoiea bases-Lobe-t q Kane
DOu5is plavs-Pzsksrt 70 Mclean. Esochey TO Dab
lel 20 MoGG1n- Ump-e-AIr. Ru5derhGn- Tine
Of gans-1 hour ard g uliuu-es AtIe11ance-l9lE
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
'Ba-ted f1- Wnsoa IN the uiuth inning.

or bals-OG Wits, 5; oE W5Its 4 S-r-ck cot
BY Ni.tse. g b W3zis. l. Tlres-tase lits-Dorle
PlsiFs TTybsse ni-s-uuyIe 1ICCl-ulcz CLARK
Slcr1-ce hl-s-Bres.alau Lelch. Double PLAYS
se-nuur q B7ezahs2- WaEne- 20 Svaeiua- Pzsssd
bEll-B-cs-ZL1- z1-i-es-5Iesg-s KEN arz E-ns-
-ie- Tine q szms-I ho1- and 50 minutes. At
te1tance-ls010.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
NATIONALS ON ROAD
Club Begins Invasion Of the
West at st. Louis.
TEAM IS IN GOOD CONDITION

With DeIehaaty Back in Game Ma
tionuIs VIII Be IN Better shape
Than at Any Time This Season.
Go 10 Cleveland. Chicago, Detroit,
Returning Home in Three Weeks.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25

Tie annual championship races have
always been more closely contested in the
American than n the National League.
Taking the first division clubs for com
parisOn. figures VIII plainly show this to
be q fact.
Points separating the first and fourth
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25

Prs hcss hT e-roz-G- h 7. q Ccugrcss
Hcigh-S e Left Cu bsscs-G- Il / 6, CorEr18
Heizhts . Yrs. t.-s on baus-OS Wilkins J. n
P-r.u,hrv. g. St-1cz cu--Rv wilkins o.
Pr-ll-rrr. g Tu1-hasa Lft- FTie-r- S.c-flce hfts-
c. Wa1'er. Wtkins prur-a1. PridfF. S-oiel
basez-TlraI ~. PlcEsrt -. Pud1v Eliotr, walsh
g. Fari-ste-. PsnniZgtou. J. Waiisr e. G..
WaAler g. Do1Alo play-Plckett % 1hral- Hit b.
Qi-cIT-BT TiTkf1s. s. b PuuThry. J. Isssed
loIls-H -Hnries-e- j.: Moorc ;. Halliis- 4 Uup.res
DR. schuinn ard ll-. M-G=ath- Tine 4 SAM
hour and . E-i-rts.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
sUNDAY-sCHOoL LEAGUE.
Fifth Fails to Present Full Team
and ForfeIts TO Grace.

To-sa7's szms-Fifa Va wasga. at Sixth aza D
streets northeast. at &C C'c,ocE
Fifth could not place nine men on the
field yesterday. giving Grace the game
by forfeit
Rain put an end 70 the exhibition
game.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Al Rochester-First game. Js-sey Cts. Rocseste-
L Second game; Jersey City. s, Rochester 6
At Bufialo-Pro-ideuce. 4 Buffalo. 2
Al To-cnte-Baltimc7e. S. Torout0. =
1t Acknowledgement. :; Asas-ezl, {
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
CLOSE CANE AT CINCINNATI.
Spade Proves Effective at Critical
Times for Home Team.

Boston, July 2A-CInclunat landed q
closely contested game to-day Spade was
very effective n critical re-f,7s Som.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
Norfolk, 3, LynchburE, 2

specsal 70 Ths wasainsroa Head
Norfolk. Va. July Chatting IN two
runs in the sixth inning this afternoon.
the Champions won from Lynchburg. :
10 . Lvnchburg came near pulling the
game out OF the fire IN the ninth inning
Score