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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-08
SOCIAL AND -
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Miss Sadie Besle is spending the
Feek in Newport News.
DR.. J. Y. Slower. Of South Boston.
visiting friends here.
Prof. and Mrs. w. G. Jones spent
Tuesday in Richmond.
Rev. D. T. Merritt visited his pa
snts in Norfolk this week.
Mrs. Charles Pitt. of Norfolk. is |
sitting Mrs. Z. H. Proctor.
Judge Sydney Smith. Of York
own. was in town Thursday.
Miss Sadie Malone left today
or Old Point to visit relatives.
Mrs. Jerome Casey and Miss
Ptella Wolfe are at Ocean View.
Miss Mary Turner. of Lanexa. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. n. L. Hen
ey.
Miss Pattie Morecock IS visiting
Miss Maclue Young at Buckroe
Beach.
Mr.. Forest Stewart. Of Richmond.
Will visit Mr.. r. L. Griffin next
week.
Mrs. John Wolfe. Of Philadelphia.
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. A.
Norman.
Mrs. II. B. Frazier and grandson.
OF Norfolk. are visiting relatives in
this city.
Mrs. Bowman. Of Baltimore. is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Matte
& c. Morris.
Miss Mamie Spencer viii leave
next Tuesday for Clifton Forge to
visit friends.
Mr.. +. r. Savage left Monday t1
spend his vacation at his home II
Berlin. Nd.
Messrs. z. c. and T. Il. Davi.
left tuesday 70 visit relatives II
Richmond.
Miss Mary Ware Gait returne,
home Monday from visit 10 rela
tives in Norfolk.
Miss Dora McGll. Of Eweu. lef
Wednesday for South Dakota 4
visit relatives.
Mr.. J. (. Wilkins. a well know
Newport News drummer. was Il
town this week.
Mr. and Mrs. y. L. Henley al
tented the Bar Association al Hc
Sprins this week.
Rev. r. II. Potts. of Union ST.
ton ~ r Church. Richmond. va
in town Monday.
Miss Marion Daniel. Of Cap
{ larles, is visiting her grandmothet
M Marion Barlow.
Mrs. J. II. Leath and ch.lare
have gone to Prince George TO spen
a month with relatives.
Miss Mamie Spencer has re,urne
no ae from a visit to her uncle. Nj
c. C. Branch al Toano.
Mr.. o. L. Shewmake. of New
port News. spent seveal days hei
thu week with friends.
Misses Mary and Alice Hobsc
arrived Saturday 10 visit their gran,
mother. Mrs. Hobson.
Miss Mary Henley Spencer le
Monday for several weeks visit
friends at Miller School.
Mrs. L. w. Lane. -Jr.. return,
home Wednesday from a short Wis
TO her mother in Norfolk.
Miss Mary Lou Servant left F.
dly for New Kent county to vi
Mrs. Norwood Apperson.
r. L. Griffin who has been VI
ling relatives and friends in Ric
81 N md has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. T. Lamb.
n 'rfolk. spent last Sunday Wi
Cipt. and Mrs. L. w. Lane.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-08
A. BraxtOn Edmunds
Practical Civil Engineer.

Civ. River. Railroad and Farm Work
Grading. Excavat ting and Pipe LAYING
a Speciality. County Surveyor Of War
wick county. 222 3tst street. Newport
News. Va. Citizens Phone 3s4 Small
Contracts as well as Large Contracts
receive prompt attention.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-08

TIE Woman o Stenay.'
The name of the Woman OF Ste
nay" is revered in Lorraine as a ma
uonal heroine. In the Napoleonic
wars detachment OF Austrians visit
90 Stenay and demanded a cask ~
wine. The Woman Of Stenay"
promptly brought one telling the sol
dlers they were welcome 20 her store
and drank a cup OF wine Oh their
health. The soldiers promptly drank
bur in a few moments 400 men we're
writhng ia aSouy on the ground. the
Woman OF Stenay' rose from her
scat. saying You are all poisoned
Vive "a France and she fol back 8
corpse.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29

Monte Jimmy also down for IS rounds They will
fight the endup Reagan has done deal OF boxing around the Oak
land considerable of developing hg
class boy In e he will be sadyouassed IN the matter OF rms
ability
hit viii shity Monte
will the IS round bouts for the
meeting they had il
Honolulu that their meeting tomorrow night will 6
OF the snortng
Preceding will curtain raise
between local
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
TODAY'S GAMES
At San ErauciseO

II noon-Imperials VS.. Transporta-
tons Nealon umpire.
2 p. m.=United Railroads VS.. Cant
ner & Matterns. Nealon umpire
At Berkeley
2 D. m.-Golden Sheafs VS.. Tribunes.
Brockoff umpire.
At FruitvaIe
IL noon-Fruitval VS.. Calkins.
2 p. m.-Fruitvale VS.. Wiley B. AL
lens.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29
FRASERITES BEATEN
AGAIN BY OLD
OPPONENTS

The old Indian sign which the United
Railroad tossers have held over the
heads of the Transportation club stars
worked with all its strange charm at
Recreation park once again yesterday
afternoon. The nickel grabbers took
the initiative at the outset and the
lead was theirs till the last of the
ninth had spent itself overlooked
chances at critical moments did much
aggregation, for every man of them
seemed filled with fear when the
chances looked brightest.
The game was one of the best that
the Bay Cities league has known thus
far. Though the field was still ~soggy'
the boys handled the sphere in ad-
times, these misplays were the very
sort which could not have been helped
on such an occasion. The good stunts
more than overbalanced the rough tao
tics of the infielders
Little Benham, the southpaw, whom
Manager Fraser recently dug out of
for the Transportation gang, but one
inning saw his finish. He was replaced
in the second by the ever reliable Jen-
kins, who held the straphangers safe
till the ninth, when they eased their
final run through on triple and a
sacrifice.
the United Railroads with a single to
third in the opening inning. Muhl
tossed the ball away and the runner
pulled up at second Swanton landed
on helder's choice and Constantine
went as far as third. Brooks regis
tered him with a drive to center.
Swanton was forced by Conrad and
Brooks romped in a moment later on
Fairs pretty drive to the outfeld.
But when Jenkins came on the job
in the second the heavy sluggers from
Calhoun's car barns were buffaloed.
The clever youngster had a great va
riety and winged them all to the bench
with lightninglike rapidity. He would
have been all to the good had his team
hit behind him.
The fifth brought the Transportation
outfit its lone tally. After Pomeroy
started with clean drive to center
he was forced by Houghton. Then
Burns hit to short and Fair dropped
the toss, leaving both men safe. Mitch
ellis pretty bunt to third registered
Houghton with the run.
Garibaldi opened the ninth for the
fare pullers with a great triple to
center and was quickly sacrificed home
by Brodbent. This was the only run
they got off Jenkins.
The Transportation boys had Cal
houn's crowd going south in the ninth,
but bad coaching lost the day. With
two on the sacks and nobody down,
the trolley dodgers were booting the
ball all over the lot. Dukelow, run
ming for Nicholson, was foolishly sent
in, only to be nabbed at the plate. The
United Railroad felders quickly re-
covered and managed to shoe their
this bone headed play. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29

Jockey Upton demonst trated BY bis handling o.
the runaway Strike Out at Emeryville yesterday
that he IS a sturdy lad for his size and weight
He exhibited remarkable strength IN bringing
the runaway yOungster under control.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29
FOR MEN ONLY

Admission free. What can be seen A.
the GALLERY OF SCIENTIFIC WON
DERS, T45 Market ST.. san Franefseo.
Cal. Wonders OF Pathology. Wonders
OF O5teology, Wonders Of the Digestive
Organs Study the origin and develop
menr OK the human race from the era
die to the grave. See the freaks o.
nature. the curl0sities and monstrosfties.
ADMISSION FREE. Gallery OF Scien-
tidc Wonders. 745 Market ST., San
Francisco, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29
Present Season Schneider S
Best on the Turf

To date the aggregate of money won
by Barney Schreiber's horses during
1908 is greater than any rolled up by
them for him in any other year since
he became turfman. Outside of Jack
Atkin, no horse of extremely high class
has contributed to his satisfactory
total of $S3,2S9. In the main it repre-
sents the combined results of a great
many races run by a big band of the
type of racers ordinarily styled useful.
Like that other prominent western
owner, Sam Hildreth, Schneider has
never attained the 500, 900 mark in
stable earnings and both are in the
same boat this year In that each has a
chance to achieve that very desirable
accumulation before January 1 ar
rives. The chances seem to favor Hill
dreth as between the pair because of
his more formidable representation in
the stakes to be decided at Oakland
and Santa Anita in the course of No
vember and December racing. Except
in the cases of Donna, Osorine and
Preen, all of Schreiber's big band of
purse winners are horses of his own
breeding. The record of his winners
for the year is as follows
Horses, so: starts. $40; first, 81; sec
ond, 81: third, 81. unplaced, SsS; win
nings $S3,4S9. His crack horse, Jack
Atkin. contributed s39,190 to this total.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29
AMERICANS BEATEN
AT TENNIS TN
AUSTRALIA
Alexander and Wright Win Two
of Five Sets in the Davis
Cup Match

MELBOURNE, Nov. 2S.-The contest
in this city today for the Dwight F.
Davis international challenge lawn
tennis cup was won by the Australian
team. composed Of Norman Brookes
and A. F. Wilding. Their American
competitors were F. B. Alexander and
BeaIs c. Wright.
The weather was brilliant and the
contest was witnessed by 5000 spec
tators.
The contestants gave a magnificent
display of skill during the first set,
which was won by Australia, 6-4.
Brookes made no mistakes and his
service was magnificent.
The second set went also to. the
Australians. This put the Americans
iG on tn their ts,ns mettle and they played hard
The Australian team showed weak
ness overland. Alexander made won
derful returns and Wrights lobs were
perfect. Both Americans served brill
In the fourth set the Australians
were outplayed and the Americans
tired and Brookes failed in his over
1t was now two sets all. and when
play was called for the final set the
interest was intense. The Australians
match
Wnen Jno result was seen the ap-
plause continued for 10 minutes with
out Interruption. The American play
ers put up splendid game. and they
became very popular because of their
marked sportsmanshfp.
The final set was a wonderful dis
play of skill and endurance. The
Americans won the first two games
straight Then the Australians made
a final rally. Alexander lost the serv-
ice when the score was two-all. He
lost. the service again when the score
was Australia. 4. America 8. This
standing was greeted with a wild out
burst of enthusiasm. The voice OF the
umpire could not be heard because of
the cheering of the crowd. Australia
then put the score 5-4. and 1t was
/ tWlding'S service. Deuce was called
three times and IN the last game of
the set.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29
EXPERTS TO DRAW
ENTHUSIASTS TO
LINKS
FOursomes to Be Played at
Preside and CIaremOnf
Clubs Today

A golf match that will prove of un-
usual interest has been arranged, and
devotees in the vicinity of this city
have a treat in store for them. James
Black, the crack professional who came
here recently from Scotland. and with
C. D. Whyte played such remarkable
golf about a month ago, will again be
seen in action. Black will again play
with Whyte and they will meet George
Smith and c.. D. Newton. In the last
fourSomeS Newton had Frank kaleS
for partner and was beaten by Black
and Whyte by 10 up for the 76 holes.
Smith is a crack professional and the
coming match should prove much closer
than the last.
Newton is the amateur champion of
the coast and Whyte is about equally
as clever. In the first half of the
last contest he was only one stroke
behind Black for the So holes. His
record made on the Presidio course
Thursday of II for Is holes is better
than bogey and is one that is likely to
stand for some time. Black easily lived
up to the reputation that preceded him,
and the golf he played on his initial
appearance proved revelation TO local
followers of the game. AS he has be-
come. more accustomed to the course
since, it is likely he will show some
Improvement in the match next Sun
day.
1t will be a contest over 72 holes, sc
of which will be played at the Presidfo
and the other 36 at Claremont. 1t has
not been decided which course will be
used for the first half of the contest,
but it is more than likely the links
across the bay will be, as the first half
of the last contest was played at the
Preside.
Play will be resumed today in the
council cup tournament commenced
Thursday on the links of the San Fran
cisco golf club. The. Qualifying and
part of the first round was played on
Thanksgiving day. In the first round
F. H. Beaver beat S. L. Abbott L up.
and A. j. Owen beat V. Whitney up
and l to play. The first round matches
to be played today are H. c. Golcher
VS.. DIR. J. R. Clark. These two matches
must be played today or go by default.
The second round will be completed
next Sunday and the finals on the fol-
lowing Sunday.
n G. Golcher is the only one Of the
remaining contestants who has twice
won the cup, and 1t is quite possible
he will score his third and final win
second best score in the qualifying
round. the best score being made by
Lawson The cup has been up for a
number of years and has been won
twice by a number of the experts.
The second eight players in the quali-
flying round played last Thursday will
continue their tournament today for a
special cup. The first round matches
played on Thanksgiving day resulted as
follows: L. Chenery beat ]. w. Byrne
up; ]. B. Brady beat v. Corbett up
and to play. The remaining match
of the first round. that between r. ],
Woods and L. Scrutton, will be played
today.
es m oop ~ r,ada " IN ,,,inutAS SAa
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29


Joe Iy charley Reilly start IS
Honolulu chances their meeting night will be
Preceding
BERGEKs DECEMBER SHOW
Berger making preparations for his December show but
Is poPeeding along lines Of making haste slowly The big promoter does
cah post the proper forfeit reasonably that
Berger by wiring tickets
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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29
TRANSFORMATIONS CLUB
SUMMARY

Runs-Of Benham 2. hits 8, innings L
Runs-On jenkins /, hits 3, innings s. Three
base hit-Garibaldi. Sacrifice hits-Broadbent
Seaton Base on balls-0f Jenkins 3, off Seatou
/. Struck out-By Jenkins 8, by Seaton s. Hit
by pitcher-Garibaldi. Double play-Constan
tine to Fair Passed balls-Earl (2l. Time OF
game hours Umpire-Nealon
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29

$500 can be made in 10 minutes. See
Call Prize Contest on page 46-
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29
TRIBUNEs S. CALKINs Q

ZamlOck'S TribuneS had little trouble
defeating the Callkins team at Berke-
ley yesterday. Freine of Santa Clara
college started to hurl for the Calkins
planted by Bolander, who pitched a
creditable game. Christian. on the
other hand, was hit hard, but brilliant
fielding kept the score down. Tara
raped out a homer and two triples
and Buck Hughes got three hits.
Atthowe played phenomenal ball at
short and Cooper did some excellent
fielding in center. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29
SUMMARY

Hits-On Frene g. Runs-Or Freine 5. Home
run-Tarra. Three base hit-Tarra. First base
on called balls-Of Freine 4 off Bolander 1, of
Christian 6. Struck out-By Frefne ? by Bo-
lander 8, by Christian Z. Hit by pitcher--C.
Aamlock, Wallace. Wild pitch--Christian. Time
OF game hour and 40 minutes Umpires-
Nissen and Brockhon
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29
IMPERTALs =, ALLENs q

the Imperials again defeated the Wiley
3. Aliens at Fruitvale yesterday. The
patt1ng of Whiskers Conway was of
the sensational order. Whenever q
hit was needed it was either homer
or r, three Dagger with him. For the
was well supported. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29
Gleason Bouts, at Popular
Prices, Next on Boxing Gard
By 7. p. MaqiIIiaan

Although the card which Jack Gleason will offer
to the public Monday night has not much of
what sporting men call Glass" to it the bouts give
promise; of affording some good fighting. Gleason
will put on 81 rounds of fighting popular prices,
and declared yesterday that the first of the bouts
would go on promptly at o'clock.
Sam Nelson, local lightweight, and kid"
Harrison of Seattle will furnish the main event.
These men have met twice and both bouts rat
ding good ones. On one occasion Nelson got IS
round decision over Harrison, while the other meet
ing between the men resulted in a draw.
Nelson's victory over Harrison rather
inely drawn decision, and most of the sports who
aw that fight were inclined to think that the worst
Harrison was entitled to was a draw.
Harrison IS little better ringman than Nelson,
but the latter has tie better punch When the pair
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29
MADDEN'S } YEAR
0LDS COMING TO
COAST
With Exception of Sir Martin
and Fayeffe, Stable VIII
Be Shipped Here
[spseial pispateh . rhs caIl1

Especial Dispatch to The Call
John NJ. Shannon. who Is looking
after the affairs of John Z. Madden at
New York during that well known
hOrseman's absence at Washington,
where he has been developing his year
lings. writes The Call from Sheepshead
Bay that Madden plans to ship his pair
of crack colts-Fayette and Sir Mar
tin--to England shortly, and that ths
good 2 year old flly. Lady Hubbard,
and a band of his coming year Olds
will be shipped TO California to race
during the winter.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29

Home runs-Conway r. Meyers. Three base
hit-Conway. Two base hits-R Meyers f2),
Motley Sacrifice hits-Smith O'Connor. Molly.
Goldy, Mensor. First base on called balIs-Off
Smith 2. of Hollis 4. Struck out-By smith 4.
by Hollis 6. Passed bal-Moultin. Time Of
game-Two hours. Umpires-Tobin and Whalen
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Mems Meeting in Anacostia Church.

A meeting for men was held yesterday
afternoon in the Anacostia Methodist
Episcopal Church under the auspices Of
the Mems Club of the church. There was
large attendance when the exercises
were begun at > o'clock. The program was
opened with a selection by the RebeW
Orchestra of this city, followed by prayer
by Rev. Wilbur p. Thirkield the presi-
dent of Howard University, who was the
speaker of the afternoon. After hymn
had been rendered by the audience vice
President Charles +. Linger of the CLUB
who had charge of the meeting, intro
ducad Dr. Thirkield. who took for his sub
ject the new mind and the new man
Following the speaker was Rev CharIes
o. Isaac, the pastor of Anacostla Church.
who also gave an exposition OF the same
subject A quartet consisting of Elijah
Kinsella Watson Isaac. John E. Fort and
Arthur Simpson. sang Rock of Ages
After other selections by the orchestra
and the audience the meeting was closed
with benediction by Mr.. 1saacs.
Mr.. Daniel c. Smithson the musical d.
rector of the church choir, led the con-
gregational singing.
The Epworth League of the church held
a meeting in the building last evening,
which was directed by Mr.. III. s. Moiineu
of Anacostia. who made an address. Mrs.
Grace Linger rendered a solo, THE Ninety
and Nine.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-09

Harry Adler of Pueblo, Col, and a wom-
an supposed to be his wife were found
dead Saturday in room in the Waldorf
Hotel in Denver. Both had been shot to
death. From appearances ii is believed
that the woman killed the man and then
committed suicide.