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Another illustration of how the sut.
ierins rich deserve pity Is found in
INC case Of New York man whose
creditors insist that he lac ON s1s-
ooo year but who VOWS tina, he
just must have $4,000 In order to cx-
iSt.
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a stronger argument than all the
words against lax laws relative TO ire
se'''ns OF cocainels found in the shoot :
ing fracas in Richmond last Sunday
night. 1t is a lesson at the very doors
Of the Legislators tina, should be
Needed
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A Good politician,

Washington had just admitted cut
ting down the Gheery tree.
But he boasted. 81 never abused
tho plum tree
Herein he held himself above his IL
luxurious snccessor--Naw York Sun.
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Rockefeller continues to advise III,
people to save their money, but how
In the world can We as long as he Is
ON earth and keeps busy.
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a news item says that Phlaae,-
phla man lost his nerve in Chicago.
Now who IN the world would want a
iPhtladclphia mans nerve?
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1t Vas no friend of Denver that nut
me story in circulation that the air
'hpre is so rarinfed that an orator
cannot talk more than FIVE minutes
a, a time" Thinli of national po.
ii'ical convention without oratory
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Ihcy call it telegraph whisky" in
oklahoma but 1t is probably tho
same old brand OF Jersey chain light.
ming.
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While people are inventIbs na;se-
less tbiass Why not tackle the stree,
hand i,fsana
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Linccln-Lincoln, 3; Denver. /.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25
COLUMBIA DEFEATSTREASURY
Capital City League Leaders Down
Clerks by z to 3.
Gallagher and Gordon TwirI Well,
but Errors Behind Latter Throw
the Game Away.

The Columbia Athletic Club. leaders or
the Capital City League. defeated Treas
ury Of the Departmental League. yester-
day a. National Park by 10 g.
The contest was filled with good and
bad plays, and was slow withaI. 10 taking
two hours 20 complete the nine innings.
Gallagher was on the slab for the Co.
lumbias and had opposed 20 him Gordon.
Both twirled a fair game. but errors by
his teammates Offset Gordon's effective
ness.
Treasury started on with n rush. and
piled UP three runs In the first three in
nings. A base on balls. a sacrifice, and
two singles netted two in the opener and
a scratch hit and an error counted an
other one In the third round This was
the extent OF the Money Counters run
getting
Columbia was unable 10 tally until the
fourth. when the score was tied The
first two up were set down rather easily,
but Clear connected for single. and went
to third on AtchisOns Texas Lacquer.
O'Neile threw 10 center Geld 70 catch
Atchison stealing. and Clear scored. Hur-
ley's triple 70 left center Tailed Atchison.
and Hurley counted on a passed ball.
In the sixth three more runs were rolled
up by Columbia on a pass. an error and
two hits. and the seventh run was scored
IN the ninth on two errors and a passed
ball Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25
TABOR INN

Connecticut Avenue and Beach.
Large Airy MONS. open surroundings. Excellent
table. Rates. Ss 20 So weekly. A. ". DUNN.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25
COLUMBIA GOLFERS DEFEATED
Wilmington Takes Eight of Ten
Matches with Local Players.
Commissioner Morrow and j. w. Nc
KInIey Only Washington Men to
Score In Team Matches.

Wilmington, Del, June a. - Golfers
from the Columbia Golf Club. OF WASH
ington. played a team match and four
some with players OF the Wilmington
Country Club on the links OF the latter
this afternoon as a preliminary 70 the
annual invitation tournament which
opens tomorrow. and the local players
IN the team match won 10 ..
The play In the team match was also
in foursomes. and here again Wilmington
was victorious. taking four out Of five
matches.
J. ". Mckinley and J. J. Morrow were
the only two Washington players to
score. The Wilmington Country Club
players acquitted themselves In credit
able form and had their opponents out
classed at all stages OF the play. The
score follows:
Columbia G.. CT. Harlan. 0; L. w. Weaver o;
J. W. Mckinley. /; J. C. Davidson. o: Z. B.
Eynon. O; f. 5. puval. r.. o. J. J. Morrow. l; R.
r. Brown O. W. H. Moses. o; ]. NJ. stoddard, O.
Total 2
Wilmington C. C.-E. F. Mitchell. !: II. NJ Tay.
lor. l. Robert Weir. 0; Harry Pyle !; T. P. Diaper.
/: T. DcH Janucr. l. +. J. Dallett. 0; 7. NJ.
Brown. 1: c. NJ Steward. 1; J. Z. Smith. l.
Total g
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25
LAT0NIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fre furlougs Miss Crttenden.
no croXlerl. SL8 won Point Lace 10 r.
Martini. Su7o. second. Lady Ruby. III tNeubertl.
$50 third Time 0l IS Ndnena sally Combs
Ay LADY Fmnces Santa Elena. Boadicca. Diab1lo
Gcrtie Rogers Fencing Girl. Couuteraction. and
Cleat also ran.
SECOND RACE-Fiye and one-half fIrlongs-
Wauield lc5 lTroxlerl $3.50 won; Aure McGee. 10
PowcBl. SOLO second Fundamental ll2 Butler.
SIS. third. Time lT 55. Transform. FloTeal,
81 Aul1irc. Madrileno. and Gov. Wilson slso ran.
THIRD RACE-six furlougs. Margaret T. l05
(Waueul S2B0. won; Grand Dame g5 (Glasnerl.
800. second Rebel Queen 100 lRoss Slj35 third.
Tine. lli55 Lucille D.. Beth Goodwin Ny
Love. LADY Rapsburg. Caitha. Dora Nef. Tigress
Lily. Katie Pickett. Emily ". and Inventress
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-sever firlonss-NIerrick. is
(Butlerl. N63 won: Hannibal Bey. 10 tPowcrsl
S.75 second: Deuce. Il3 lBensonl. S5B third.
Time l:T 3-5 GGpin. Stil Alarm Banesdale
Rustic Pulque. Meada, Meaiovb-eeze. and Granada
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Sercn fuIlanrs. Fred Mace l0s
tGlssnerl. So Is. won. Nv Queen Of the Roses 100
Frankliul. S7.l0 second: Tim Hurst. ll3 .Skirvin)
no price. Tine. y. Airship Chase Orlandwick
Flora Ray. Sam Clay. Lord Harry George Young
Bensonhurst. Beltoone. and Oasis also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and one-cighth MonsiEnor
lO6 Powersl. S9O. won: John Louis. 5 tGlasnerl.
S9.l5. second: Albert Star. q ROSS. SO@ third
Time l.52 25 Waterlake. Camille, DIT. Lee NIuf-
man. and StOnestreet also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25

Funeral services over the remains OF
Mrs. Mary V. Travers. who died yester-
day. will be held at o'clock Friday
morning next from ST. Mary's Catholic
Church. The interment will be IN St
Mary's Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25
RAGING 9T% 6%e, NEWS%%dm5SS Of SPORTS
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
C. e. Howard Co. Team swamp Tail
enders-ScOre, 20 TO 3.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25

Miss Bessie E. McCellegett. Of Seminary
Hill. and Roland L. Walters, employed
as a foreman at the Potomac railroad
yards, Alexandria County, were quietly
married yesterday in Washington. The
couple left for a Northern bridal trip
Mr. and Mrs Walters will reside in this
city.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25

An effort is being made to have the city
council sanction the placing of trash
boxes on street corners free OF cost. The
company which submitted the proposition
expects to receive sufficient compensation
from the advertisements placed thereon.
Police Justice Harry B. Cation and bride
have returned from their wedding trip.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Avenue Stars yesterday defeated the Brad
burn Church team by 2 70 :. Grinders pitching
for the Stars was the feature. The Stars want
games with teams averaging seventeen years. Ad-
dress r. Boyd. lZls G street southeast.
Hain6s A. c. defeated the strong Wallach team
IN an exciting game Of baseball at Luna Park
Tuesday evening The feature was the pitching Of
Merrill. he allowing the Wallach suggers hut three
hits. ono Of which a scratch. "Bo' hoffman
caught fine game for the winners and threw four
runners out at second and one at third: also get
ting three hits out Of three times up. Roberts and
Liddle were also there with the willow each getting
two hits. Gray. Ford and Murray got the three
hits credited 10 the losers
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25
SOUTH ATLANTIC CITY. New Jsrss,

Offers unusual opportunities a. ye-y reasonable rates
for families seeking a quiet. restful sesshore home
during the heated period. Best bathing rshing and
boating Comfortable cottages and hotels Artesian
water. Electric lights gas Twelve minutes By t.ok
ley from Atlantic City. For Illustrated booklet and
further information apply CHARLES HART. City
Clerk South Atlantic CITY.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25
OF Murdered Man.

Westernport, Nd, June 24-The funeral
Of Dominica Fazzalora, aged twenty
three years. who was murdered by his
uncle, Dominica Orabella, aged thirty
five years. near the Baltimore and Ohio
station AT Piedmont, last Saturday night,
took place this morning from ST. Peters
Catholic Church. Westernport and was
attended by nearly the entire italian col
ony Of the Georges Greek region. The
Italians are very indignant over the mur-
der and they threatened to lynch Ora
bello, but they were outwitted by Con-
stable John Hines, Of Piedmont, who
spirited the prisoner to jail at Keyser.
He was caught near Barnums. w. Va.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25
HOTEL TRACY
GALEN HALL,

IF GOING TO ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.. SEND
for guide with city map. giving rates and location
d hotels. Free distribution by INFORMATION
BUREAU. 70 y. Y. ave, Atlantic City. je233t
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25
Theater Panic Averted.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Wilson, n c., June 24-To-night. at
the Lyceum. while the Indian opera,
"Powhatan." was being produced he,
by talent from Rocky Mount, IN the
twinkling Of an eye, the house became
enshrouded IN darkness, and great clouds
Of smoke came gushing through the
lower parts OF the stage. Pandemonium
reigned supreme for a few minutes. Cool
heads urged the audience 10 be quiet,
that. IN the event fire should break out,
they would have ample time 10 make
their exit. Fortunately, the advice was
needed. otherwise hundreds might have
been trampled 70 death.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25
Bet Cans Knocks Nelson Out.

San Francisco, June 24.-Betting on the
Gans-Nelson fight which will take place
on July is not over-brislS 1T the present
odds-l0 20 sand in order TO stimulate
Nelson's supporters 10 action some Of
Cans friends have offered 10 bet even
money that Cans will knock out the
Dane in twenty rounds or less 1t is
probable that the Nelsonites will be more
than willing TO avail themselves OF this
form OF speculation, as Nelson so far
has proved to be immune from knock
out punches.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25
Harry Lewis Beat Temple.

Boston. June 24.-Harry Lewis. OF Phil
adelphia. defeated Larry Temple. Of New
York. in their twelve-round fight in this
city last night, Up until the tenth ses-
sion the lighting had been pretty even,
but in that round Lewis started after
Temple and didn't let up until the final
gong sounded. He administered a bad
beating TO Larry in these rounds. using
his left 10 great advantage, and landing
frequently and hard on the negros
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25
MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Jersey City-Montreal. a. Jersey City. eight
innings darkness
AT Newark-First game: Toronto. 0; Newark s.
Second game: Toronto. 6; Newark called az end
q sixth inning. ninl
At Baltimore-Buffalo. s Baltimore. }
At Observation-Disclosures 2. Providence called
AZ end Of eighth inning; darkness.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25

Earned rlns-Woodward & Lothrop. ,; G.. z. How
ard Co. Is Left on Woodward & Lothrop.
3: G. =. Howard Co. l. First base on baIls-Oh
Law. {: OF Freeman. l. Struck out-By Law. 3:
10y Freeman, 3 Home rsn-A. Howard. Three
base HIT Howard. Two-base hits-Far. Smith
". Fisscll Stolen hases-M King o. Dent.
4. Howard %. Gull ". Freeman. Double
play-Cau tmassistcdl Hit by pitcher-By Law
l. Passed balls-Weeks. 4 Umpire-Mr Fiunegan.
Time Of game-l hour and 10 minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25

Left on bases Bloomingdnle. s. Ataltc. 6.
First base on balls-On huscher 2; of Wooden. l.
Struck 0ut-By Buscher. z: by Wooden. 6. stolen
bases-Connover. Buscher 49,, Moves Vannaman ~.
Hit by pitcher-By BuscheT ;: by Wooden. /.
Passed ball-Noyes Umpire-Nir Hoffman. Time
Of game-l hour and 80 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25

Howard T. Thornton. sixty-tour years
OF age, died last night at his home, us
South Royal street, following a brief
Illness. Besides his wife. three sons sur
vive. Mr. Thornton was a native OF
Prince William County. Va His remains
VIII be sent tomorrow morning 10 Hay
market Va. for interment.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25
Democrats Instruct for Bennett.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Franklin. w. Va. June 24-The Demo-
Gratis Of Pendleton County met in mass
convention at Franklin. and the delega-
ton OF twelve votes was instructed for
Louis Bennett. OF Weston, for the nomi-
nation for governor. B. II. Hiner, Of
Franklin. was indorsed for the Congress
sional nomination in the Second district
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25

Lcft on bases-St Paul's. s; Picktd Team g.
First base on balls-OR Throp. p Hits made-Of
Brown. 4: OF Throp. s; OF Norris, O. Struck out
BY Brown. /; by Norris, S. Twobass hits-Norris
Davis. Gates. Sacrifice hits-Kins. Powell. Gates
Stolen bases-King Burlesaue Collins Waple a.
Double pays-POWel 70 BuresQue. Waple 10 Thrup.
Wild pitch-Norris. Passed ball-GatCs. Umpire
Mr. Cleveland. Time Of game-l hour and minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25
RECORD FOR STAMINA
Whitney'S Horse Wins Mer-
maid Stakes in | :53.
JULIA POWELL IS OUTDRIvEN
suhragette and EoStpad Run First
and Second for Jnmes r.. Keene I'm
the Surf Event-Feter Pan Handi-
cap Goes TO FnIcada, who Noses
Out CorncOb, 2O-to-1 shot.

New York. June 24-H. p Whltneys
Stamina won the Mermaid Stakes for
three year olds az sheepshead Bay to-day
in q gallop.
She ran the distance in 1853. a new rec
ord for the race. and beat Beckon by
three lengths. Julia Powell led TO the
head OF the stretch. where Stamina
caught her and made her quit
Suffragette and Footpad ran first and
second, respectively, for Keene IN the
Surf Stakes.
Falcada won the Peter Pan Handicap
from Corncob. a 2O-to-i shot.
Frizette came from the ruck in the
Water Cooler selling race and breezed
home an easy winner, while Bedouin
made practically all the running in the
Lazzarone Handicap. winning in a gallop.
Lady Hubbard won the race for maiden
two year olds.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Six and one-haH furlougs. Fal-
cada. ll2 n. Duganl. - 20 s. won: Concob. III
McDaniell. p 70 I. second; Peter Ounce. l8 Not
ter, 10 to 5. third. Time. % Monopolist, Golden
Pearl. Miss Catesby. and Mamma also ran
SECOND RACE-One mile Frzette IS CBurns).
7 % 2. won: Rockstone. Jos Garner. 20 l. sec
ond. Saracincsca l03 Mccarthy. 7 % l. third
Time 20 45 Arasee. Black Sheep The Wrestler.
Tom Dolan. Earls Court. Queen Marguerite Trash.
Nick Stoner. Fcquessing and Dottie :. also ran
THIRD RACE-Five and one-half iurlongs sui-
fFagctte. us lNotterl. 10 s. won: Footpad. llf
90. Burns. ? 70 s. second. High RnnEr. rs -.
Lee. 20 T. third Time 07. Choirmnstcr o.
Chestebroo. SandTpe. SpcCtat-css. Sir john II
Picare and Detective also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Mle and a furlong. stamina.
l8 II. Dugnl Q o. %. won. Beckon M NC
Caheyl. % 20 l. second. Jus Powell. m Mus
grave, 20 3. third. Time, SO. Home Again and
Laughing Ewes also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Mle ard a furlouE. Bedouin.
lis Mccarthy. 70 T. won. AugeluS lls Miller
{ % 2 second Sea Wolf Us n. Duganl % 1.
third Time l.52 IS Grctna Green. RYE Pms
and Needles Sugar Pine Old Honesty Miss Craw-
ford. Cymhll. and Berkeley ale, ran
SIXTH RACE-Five fironEs Lady Hubbard no
u. Lee. O. p won, WallAover. 10 lNotterl.
3 20 !. second. Anne /. Daley. no Miller 2 % I.
third. Time - as Harlem Maid. Sentsutious.
totTtto. Faultless. LADY Selma Rumsie. Queen Of
Trent. MOBILITY. Pcttic1at. Corona Belle Dressae.
and Cavalier also ran
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25
LIGHTNING KILLS THREE BOYS
Virginia Lads Meet Death While
Looking in Birds Nest.
Take Refuge Under Chestnut Tree
While Storms Rnges Near
CharlOItesvilIe
snccial to The washington Hrrald.

olNNiAl ~ AuC washington Afcldll
Charlottesville, Va, June A-Three
youths Lindsay Blue. aged thirteen; Rob
ert Snead. aged twelve, and Ralph Bethel,
aged eleven, were instantly killed by
lightning this afternoon.
They had taken shelter under a chest
nut tree and were in the act OF looking
in birds nest when the bolt struck the
the tree.
Ivy Blue, a member Of the party, said
that his brother rose to his feet after tho
stroke, but fell back dead.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25
winehe.ter, 4. Brookland. o.

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald
Winchester. Va, June 24-The locals
celebrated their return home by defeat
ing the Brookland ID. c. team to 0.
Montgomery held the visitors safe at ali
stages, while the locals had little trouble
with Green's curves Sandy" Baker and
Don Mcdonald led the locals al bat Bat
teries - Winchester. Montgomery and
Duffy; Brookland. Green and Graves.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25

Earned Hlns-Columba. ]: Treasury. J. Left on
boses-Columbia. I: Treasury. l. First base on
balls-Oh Gallagher .. Of Gordon. ? Struck out
BY Gallagher 10; hy Gordon. O. Three-base hit
Hurley. TWo-base hit-Torney. Sacrifice hit-Lord
Stolen bases-Bielaski. Kinney, Atchison Lay
Clear. Mun. Lord. Wild pitch-GalAgher Passed
balls-ONcile. . Umpires-Messrs. Baggette and
Al Fenton. Time q game-2 hours
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25
Oakland VI. e. Conference Meets.

Special % The Washington Herald
Oakland. Md, June 24-The Oakland
district conference Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church. West Virginia conference,
began this evening In ST. PauTs Meth
odist Episcopal Church About thirty pas
tors are present, besides a large number
of laymen. Rev. r. B. Ward. presiding
elder, is presiding. Rev DR.. John H
Fitzwater, OF Delaware. Ohio, field secre-
tary Of the Home Missionary Society, IS
present.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25
Belmont TO Continue Racing.

London, June 24-August Belmont in
tends to continue horse racing in America
as though there had never been an anti
gambling law passed. Il don't bet" he
said, 80 the new legislation doesn't con-
Germ me. shall continue to race in the
United States just as have always done
intend 10 keep O stable In England, too. ="
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25

The Civil Service Commission VIII hold
an examination at the post-off1ce in this
city September ? next to secure eligibles
for storekeeper and gauger In the In
ternal Revenue service for the Sixth
Internal Revenue district. All applicants
must submit their applications by Au-
gust next.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

A. Little Rock-Little Rock. 6; Mobile. /.
Az Atlanta-Atlanta. 5; Nashville 0.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2. Birmingham.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Ctica-Uuca 5: Wilkesbare g.
Al syracuse-First game: Syracuse ?; Troy O.
Second game. Syracuse. l: Troy, l.
At inehamton-Birghamto vs. Albany: rain
At Gloversville-A.. J & G.. /; Scranton. g.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

AT New Britain-New Haven, ( New Britain,
At Observation-Disclosures 5; Holyoks. &
At WatcrSury-springfeld. ;; Waterbury. !.
At Hartfcrd-Hartfcrd. {; Meriden. 4 mine IN
nings: darkness
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Hs3 E,,:. E,!s g. g. S.: $ #gIsFSf EgIs5sSf CO.. CO.
To-day's game-N. T. S. Co vs. William Hahn s
Co., at Eighth street and Florida avenue northeast
at $50
The G. z. Howard team defeated the
tail-enders in a loosely played game yes
terday. score 20 10 3.
Freeman, on the rubber for the print
ers. was effective. allowing only five hits.
His support at critical points was per-
feet. Score;
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Milwaukee-Columhus s; Milwaukee. 2
At Minneapolis-Toedo. s: Minneapolis /
At ST. Paul-Lcuisville Z; ST. Paul. l.
At Kansas City-First game: Kansas City. 4; In
dannpolis, !. Second game: Indianapolis. .: Kan
sas CITY O.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE,

At Trcnton-Altoona, 8: Trenton.
At Wilmington-Johnstown !: Wilmington. 3
At Reading Harrisburg, 8; Reading. 5.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
BloominGdRIe, with Buscher Pitch
ing Defeat the Atlnntics.
STAINING pt TIfF TEAMs

W /. Pct W l.. Pet
So S. slsrS;G: saa hens ! @ g. &SloFfn57sdal' r. 5'i'l s.
Brentwood .... .545 Atlantics...".. .22
To-day's game. Atlantics vs. St. stephens. at
Capital PARK First and NJ streets northeast, at
$50
With Buscher allowing but two hits and
tanning twelve men yesterday, the
Bloomingdale club had the Atlantics buff
faloed, and won out by 2 10 l.
Bloomingdale, by punching hits In the
third session. managed 10 drive in two
runs, enough 10 land them in the lead,
and from that time on Buscher was the
stumbling block in the way Of the North
eastern club. Vennaman's one-handed
catch and J. Salbs effort back Of short
stOp were the features Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

Az Macon-Savannah, ); Macon, 0.
A. Charleston-Iacksonville. 2: Charleston O.
AT Augusta-First game: Columbia 8: Augusta
O. Second game: Columbia l Augusta
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25

While you think Of It. telephone your
Want Ad. to The Washington Herald. and
bill will be sent you at / cent a word.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25
cAPON SPRINGS and BATHS
MASSACHUSETTS.
COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOABD-LARGE FARM NEAR RAP.
pahannock River: large rooms; excellent table: s.
per week. Mrs J. c. GRAY. Saluda. Aiiddlesex
Co.. Va. je2l-5t
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25
MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
st. Peters Forfeit TO 81. PnuTs, Who
Win Exhibition Game.

TO-dny's gamC-St paul's ~ Commissi0ners at
Thirteenth and y streets northeast. at $50.
St. Peters failed 20 put a team in the
field on schedule time yesterday. and the
game was awarded 10 St. Pauls by for
felt. 10 o.
An exhibition game was played between
81. Pauls and a picked team, which the
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25
RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
sheepshead Bay.

FIRST RACE-The sysonby for three-year-old
and upward 500 added; six and one-half frlongs.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-25

LEESBURG INN. LEESBURG. YA-FINE Gil.
mate: coed table. ECKER & BARRY. Pro
prietcrS icl6-aot