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The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
Eastern Surprised.

In the first game OF the double-header
Eastern was pitted against Business, and
before the two teams got through had
made quite an interesting struggle out
Of it.
Eastern started of like a winner. max
ing a run in each Of the first and sec
ond innings, but Whitney, who was
pitching for the Capitol Hnl team, grew
wild and was touched up for two hits in
the hfth. which, with base on balls and
a hit batsman, netted two runs.
In the seventh hit batter a hOme
run. a pass. and triple annexed three
more for the StenOErGpbers and sent
them into the lead
Eastern came back in its half Of the
seventh and made its total three by
chasing another run over, but Business
was not to be denied, and scored three
more in the eighth.
With the score s to 8 against it, East
ern made game effort to reach its
rivals in its half Of the eighth. and
tallied four runs, just one short OF tying
the score Neither side could count in
the last session.
Whitney, who pitched for Eastern. had
lots Of speed and some good curves. but
was wild at times. He struck out twelve
StenogTaphers and hit three OF them in
the ribs.
Davis, on the rubber for Business. got
alcng famousIy until the seventh Inning.
when Eastern began 70 ind him F.
Davis and Donnelly played well In the
field for the winners, and AIcGifln showed
well for Eastern. Score;
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Totals

-Batted for Wilhelm in ninth. fBstted for FergI-
son in ninth. no one out when winning ran was
scoTed.
Boston. ........... 0II00s a-s
Brooklyn. lyn.......---..-......-.. 3 2-7
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
TY COBB THE HERO.
Tries to stretch His Long Hits and
Clashes with Umpire.

Detroit, May 1.-Ty Cobb batted in
enough runs to win to-days game from
the Sox. and then was banished for grab
bing Silk O'Loughlin's arm and hercely
protesting against being called out at the
plate on a drive to right field.
1t was Cobb's second provocation of the
kind. In the first inning he tried TO make
three bases on a smash 20 far left. which
scored Mcintyre and Schaefer Tannehill
got Dougherty's return on the ball on the
bound as Cobb slid into the bag. but Silk
did not favor the runner and Cobb went TO
the bench without a word of protest
In the third he made three sacks easily
on his liner over Anderson's head. The
coacher slowed him up, but with glance
at the bah. just being reiayed TO second.
he made a dash for the plate, 1t was an
other questionable decision. bat again
lO'Loughlin failed 10 favor the runner. as
the rules provide. Attendance. 2,S46. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
TECH, 20; WESTERN, 0
Easy Victory for Manual
Training School.
BUSINESS DEFEATS EASTERN
In Opening of Interhfgh School
Championship Series at Union Park
Georgetown School Put Practically
Out of Race, while Stenograpbers
Prove Big surprise-Tke Score.

Technical High School baseball team
scored a total of twenty runs in its game
with Western at Union Park yesterday
afternoon, while the boys from George
town were unable to obtain a single tally,
Gray, on the slab for the manual train
ers, allowed but four widely scattered
hits and caused thirteen Western bats
men 10 fan. Only one man reached third.
and that was in the first inning. when
Techs one error and Grady's wild pitch
came together. In the other sessions Il
was one. tive, three.
HodgsOn. on the slab for Western,
could not control his shoots. and allowed
a total Of eleven bases on balls, which.
with the ten errors by his teammates and
the fourteen hits obtained of his delivery.
netted a score OF runs for Capt Chapin's
men. Tech chased twelve runs across in
the eighth, the last inning, and as 1t was
getting dark, Umpire shorty Hughes
called the game.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02

York. l. First base by errors-Washing-
ton, /: New York. D. Left on bases
Washington. 5; New York. Z. First base
on balls-Of Newton, 2: off Chesbro, /;
of Patten, L Innings pitched-By New
ton, l-6; by Chesbro. Z l-5; by Patten, 3;
by GehTing. !: by Kelley. B. Hits made
OF Newton. 8: off Chesbro. s; off Patten.
g. off Gehring, j of; Keeley. Z. Struck
out-By Newton, /; By Chesbro, g by
Kelley, 2 Three-base hits-StahI. Shipke
Two-base hits-Conroy, Ball Sacrifice
hits-Shipke, Chase, Kleinow. ChesbrO.
Stolen bases-Delehanty Warner. Double
plays-Chesbrc to Niles to Chase; Conroy
TO Chase 10 Elberfeld. Wild pitches
Patten, /; Kelley 1; Gehring, 1. Umpire
Mr.. Connolly. Time of game-2 hours
and Is minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
QUENTIN'S TEAM BEATEN.
Madrids Lose After Hard struggI,
10 TangIevsOOds.

The Madrids lost hotly contested bat
tie to the Tanglewoods in the White
House grounds yesterday by Is to 4
Quentin ROoseveIt's nine started off
like winners bat the Tanglewoods passed
them in the third inning The Madrids
tied the score in the sixth. but four runs
IN the eighth round proved their undoing.
Lineup and score:
Aadrids-ROosevelt center field; Aston, shortstop
Clif. right field; 0ttingeT first base; Baker, left
field; Chandler. third base; Benton. pitcher; Lock
wood. third base; Cash. catcher.
TangleWoods-Woo. center field; Johnson left field
Travis shortstop; MeKenney. third base; schweg-
leT, first base: Duffy, second base; Welch night
field: Nelson. pitcher Steed. catcher.
Madrids. ...........-........... O-li
Tangewoods ........,........... / 10 0 4-ls
The Tanglewoods want games with all
thirteen-year-old teams. Address A. Duff
fy. 612 Twenty-first street northwest.
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In an oid-time batting matinee, in
which five pitchers saw service. the New
York Yankees won an easy victory over
Washington yesterday, by to 4.
Washington got a good lead in the sec
0nd inning by piling up three runs before
the visitors had scored. But the advan-
tage did not continue long. for in the
next round, after two errors had given
the Highlanders a run, Jake stahl, the
/ former leader of the Nationals. came up
with the bases crowded and smashed out
triple to the clubhouse. sending a trio
of runners home. From then on New
/ York was never headed.
It was Case Patterns turn, but not his
day, and after Stahrs three-bagger the
southpaw gave way TO Gehring. who
lasted only one inning, when Kelley went
to the center Of the diamond and finished
the game. All the local twirIers were
batted freely. although Patten showed the
least form.
Newton Knocked Ont.
Doc Newton started the game for New
York. Before the second inning had been
completed Jack Chesbro was substituted.
and finished the game in good shape.
keeping the Nationals hits well scat
tered, except in the fourth, when Nc
Brides single was followed by a triple
by Shipke.
Although New York won the game, the
victory was scored at a great cost. for
in the fifth inning, In retiring Ganley at
third. Kid Elberfeld. the scrappy short
stop, was so badly spiked that he was
hardly able to hobble of the field, after
/ being stretched out for fifteen minutes
while the wound was bandaged. Ganley's
[ spikes caught Elberfelds left leg a
couple Of inches below the knee and cut
a nasty cash all the way 20 the top Of
/ the shoe The injured player was at
/ once taken TO his hotel, where the ply
slcdns said he would probably be out
Of the game for al least two weeks.
Poor Work in Field.
The Nationals fielding was decidedly
wobbly, Mcbride. one Of the best felders
on the team, leading in the poor work
with four misplays
A base on balls TO Street, singles by
Freeman, Mcbride, and Patten, shipke's
/ sacrifice, and a wild throw by Chesbro
netted the home team three runs in the
/ second.
For New York, Kleinow was safe IN
the third on McBrides error. went TO
second on Niles single, and counted on
another error by Mcbride The bases
were filed when EIberfeld walked. and
then came Stahl with his mighty swat
that scored three men.
In the. fourth COnroys single. a wild
pitch, and two sacrifice hits gave New
York another tally The Nationals made
their last run in this session on Nc
/ Brides safety and Shipke's three-bag-
ser.
In the fifth. with ElberfeId on second
and Chase on first as a result OF hit
/ and an error COnroy chased two more
Yankees across the rubber with a TWO.
Dagger to left Balls double, a sacrifice.
and HemphilIs scratch hit scored Ball,
/ and IN the ninth BAH singled, went to
third on wild throw by Freeman. and
counted on McBride's fourth error.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
MAKE GARRISON FINISH.
Boston Downs Brooklyn After Game
Appears tn be Lost.

Boston, May boston made a garri-
son finish in the ninth inning to-day. and
defeated Brooklyn IN another hair-raising
game. None OF the pitchers was effective
on account Of the high wind Brooklyn
drove Young from the box in the first
inning. scoring three runs.
Dahlen got a home run in the second
and Boston added another in the third
and sixth, but Boston tied the score in
their half OF the sixth. Brooklyn scored
twice in the ninth. In Boston's half
Dahlen was hit by Bell. and Sweeney
walked DahIen going to second
Bowerman dumped one In front of the
plate. and Bergen threw wild past third
Dahlen scoring. McGann batted for
Ferguson, and slammed one TO the center
field fence, scoring Sweeney. Attendance
2I0O Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
TO-DAY's GAMES.

Cincinnati at PIttsburg.
Philadelphia at New York.
Brooklyn at Boston.
81. LoUis at Chicago.
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Totals...... $50 IA
@Batted for Morgan in ninth iuninc
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WILL STOP ALL BETTING.
Carson Says There VIII Be No
Wagering in Central League.

South Bend Ind, May betting will
not be allowed on the grounds of the Cen
tral League. President F. R. Carson has
so instructed his STAFF OF umpires Ind
presidents OF the clubs. It is up u the
latter to have police on the grounds TO
prevent any kind of wagering.
President Carson is unusually enthusl-
astic over the opening Of the season, and
in an interview states that the Central
Is now the leading B class league IN the
country.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
French wrestler Tempts Jenkins.

New York. Nay Tom Jenkins. once
champion wrestler of America. is about
10 don his war togs again. He is excited
by the challenge Of the Frenchman,
Caseaux, who has challenged him 10 a
mixed contest OF GraecO- Roman and
catch-as-catch-can wrestling. Caseaux
has been meeting all c0mers in Canada
and the West. and has wen all matches
in which he has entered. The managers
of the men will meet to-day TO try and
arrange the match
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
ELIZABETH, 8; PHILADELPHIA, 6
Quakers Unable to Break Winning
Streak of Leaders.

Philadelphia, May 1.-The Philadelphia
Union League club failed to break the
winning streak of the Elizabeth club at
the West Philadelphia Park to-day. Man
ager Schlicter's team going down TO de-
feat by TO in a contest that was
marked by hard hitting and erratio field
iDU Score
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
ATHLETICS, 5; BOSTON, 4.
Win EIeven-inning Game After
Playing Good Ball Throughout.

Philadelphia, May 1.-The locals battled
hard enough to win two games to-day,
but they were lucky at that to defeat
the Bostons in an eleven-inning affair.
The winning run was made after two
hsnds had been retired on singles BY
SChreck and Vckers and a double by
Hartsel Attendance. 174. Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02

Left on bases-Fordbam. 4; Virginia. First
base on balls-Of Egsn. ); OF Susong. s. Struck
out-By EgaB. I8; by susoug, 7. Home run-Ma-
honey. Three-base hit-Mahoney. Sacrifice hit
Pickford Stolen bases-Hartman e. C0fey o.,
Mcdonald, Csbauiss. Mccarthy, Aahoney. Hot
Double play Egsn To SChresS Passed ball-AlC.
Donald Cmpire-lIr Dietrich Tine Of glme-l
bo1ir and C minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02

Left on bases-Boston, 2; Brooklyn, z. First base
on baIls-Of Young, /; of Ferguson. 5; of MeIn-
tyre. 2: of Bell ]. Struck out-By Ferguson, {; By
Mcintyre, /. Home uns-Dahlen. Richie Three.
base hit-Lewis TwO-base hits-Pattee. Maloney.
Bowerman Mcintyre. Sacrifice hits-Sheehan Pat
tee. Stolen bascs-Br0wne. Bates. Richie Dahlen.
Double play-BoEerman 10 Dahlen Hit by pitcher
By Bell, :. Umpire-Nr, KLEIN. Time Of game
hour ard 81 minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
The Score.

Earned rzns-Tccbuical, 5. First base b errors-
Technical. J. Left on bases-Tsehnical i Western,
5, First base baIls-Of Gray, 1; og Hodsson. l.
Struck out-By Gray, g By Hodgsop, s Three-
base hits-Ch0pin. GTsy- TwO-basa hitS-EIlis Gray
Sacrifice hits-Dugan. Benson Stolen bases-Blar
"a. Dugsn a. Marsden, Benson. Hi. Kelly 10.
Ellis. Wild pitches-Grsy. Hodgson ~. Umpire
Ar. Hughes Time Il game hours and Is minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02

Earned rlns-Brookland. /; Navy l. First base
By eTTors-Brookland, 2; Navy. p Left on bases
Brookland. 5; Navy. 6, First base on balls-Of
Barry. 2; Of Hardester, 2 Struck out-By Barry. 7:
By Hardester, 2 Three-base hit-Sully. Stolen
-BTookland, s; Navy, s. Double play-TanzjI
TO Rodler 20 Smons. Wild pitches-Hardester. 2
Umpire-Alr- Merva. Time q game hour and 10
minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02

Left on ba5cs-CieoTgetoWn. 5. North Carolina. g.
First base on balls-0h Devine. ] Of Fulenwidsr
Innings pitched-By Devine S; ty Cautwell 2 Hits
made-On DeFine, I; on CantwelI, T. Struck out
By Cantweli, ] hy Eulenwider. g. Three-hase hits
Mcdonald ? TwO-base hits-McD0nald Cole
Heckney. Sacrifice hits-Fountain Fuenwider
Stolen bases-COuriney u. Schlafiy Alayrock Foun-
tain. FulenWideT. Double play-AlcDonald unas-
sisted. Hit by pitcher-H Smith by Fuleuwider
Passed ball-Hobbs Umpire-1lr Bets Time of
game-I hour and 30 minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02

Longstreet, 3; OF Treat, ]; OF Piez, ?
Struck out-By Longstreet, 2, by Treat. J.
Two-b base hits-ConneTs, Burke, Mullaney-
Stolen bases-Gubert. Kennedy. Toner,
Lynch 20. MCDermott %. Burke Double
plays-Beard 90 Kennedy; Toner. unas-
sisted Tmpire-Mr. Stanton
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02

When you have lost or found anything,
telephone an advertisement to The Wash
ington Herald and bill will be sent you at
cent a word
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Earned ulns-EastCTn. 8; Business, 2 First base
by errors-Eastern. ?; Business. 3 Left on hases-
Eastern z: Business. g. First base on balls-Oh
Whitney. 6; of Davis. 6. Struck out-By Whitney
70. by Davis s. Home rln-Naughton Three-base
Whitney, Welcker. TwO-base hit-Acf0n. sac
rifCe hit-Smith. Stolen bases-Mcf7ifin. Hutchin-
son Davis. Nanghtun i3l. Whitney. Double play
McGifBn. unassisted Hit by pitcher-By Whitney,
8: b. Davis. J. Wild pitches-DaTis. 2 Umpire
Alr Hughes. Time Ct game-2 hours.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
EASY FOR YANKEES
Washington Pitchers Ham
mered for Nine Runs.
JAKE STAHL A BIG FACTOR

Former Manager OF Nationals Hits
the Bail for Three Bases in Third
Puts New York in Lead-Kid EIber-
field Badly Spiked by Bob GanIey.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02

Earned runs-E Elizabeth, g. Philadelphia. s. Left on
bases-Elizabetl L Philadelpus. s Struck out
by CoTell Z: By Nous. 2 Three-bsse hits-FOsteT
Wolf Hahn. Two-base hits-Foster Ross Sacrifice
hil-Essler Stolen bases-Kiug (l. Wagner Len
nox. Porter ~. Hit by piteher-By CoFen, / Wild
pitch-CoYel Umpire-Mr. SteinheTger Time Of
game-l hour and 81 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02

Earned runs Brooklyn. ?; Paterson. L First base
on balls-Of Shaefer. 2; of Levy 2: OF Leonard l.
Struck 0ut-By shaefer. Il by Levy. q by Leonard, s.
Home ulns-Tydorman. Barry. TwO-base hif-Hite-
Stolen bases-Grant g. Davis %, Cubhy ~, Clay
ton. Umpire-Mr Cullon.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02

Earned Wilmington. 2; Reading First
base on bans-OH Reisling. l. Of Topham, Struck
out-By Reisng, 3; By Topham, Three-base hit
smith, Tva-base hits-Hartman. Miller Stolen bases
-Lollior Stanford. Double Tlay-T0Ensend 10 John
son. Umpire-Mr Latham.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

AT COlumbia-Charleston. 7; Columbia, 6.
At Augusta-Augusta. ?; savannah, /.
At AIacon-Jacksonvlle, 7; Macon. !.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
BR0oKLAND, 6; NAVY, 4.
Barry TwiFlS Good Game, but Gets
Miserable Support.

1t was rather too cold to play ball. and
probably this was responsible for both
teams scoring more errors than hits.
Barry pitched a fine game and It is
rather difficult to see why he did not win.
Tansiifs running one-hand catch of
Brownies long fly 70 deep center field was
just about as pretty a piece OF ball play
ing as any fan would want to see. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
Roanoke. Z; Norfolk, 2.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Roanoke. Va, May THE Norfolk club
was defeated here this afternoon by Roa-
noke to the tune of to 2. The result is
accounted for by the punching of hits by
the Highlanders in the first and fifth in
nings. The home run by Painter, Of the
locals, was the longest ever seen on the
home grounds. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At New Orleans-Memphis, ?; New Orleans, 0,
At Mobile-Little Rock 5: Mobile. o.
At MontgomeTy- 3. Montgomery. 0.
At AtaRta-Atlanta. 6. Birmingham 8.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02

At Decentralization. ;; Altoona, s,
At Wilmington 0hustown, ] Wilmington. 0.
At Lancaster-Ha Harrisburg II : Lancaster. l3
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

At Jackson-Jackson, 6; Meridian. (.
At Gufport-Yickshurg. 2; Gulfport, l.
At A0nr0e-C0lumbus. I; Monroe, 3
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
TO-DAY's GAMES.
Washington at baltimore
Paterson at Brooklyn.
Wilmington at Reading.
Elizabeth at Philadelphia.
FORDHAM, Z; VIRGINIA, 2.
Charlottesville Team Unable to Hit
Pitcher Egan's Delivery.

Special to The Washington Herald.
New York, May 1.-Eordham defeated
the University Of Virginia to-day by Z
to 2 The visitors were held down to
four hits. Egan's delivery being most ef-
fectlve Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

New York, o; Washington, 4.
Detroit, 4; Chicago, =.
Philadelphia, 3; Boston, a.
CIeveIand-St. Louis (eOId).
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02

Philadelphia, 2 OOOII0OO IS
Left on bases-Boston, s.; Philadelphia. g. Struck
out-By Schlitzer 5; by Viekery. 3; By Morgan. 8:
by Glaze. 2 Home r1ns-Hartscl, Corrigan Three
base hits-Collins Davis, Murphy. Two-bese hits
Lord, Hartsel, Murphy. Stolen bases-Lord Nc
Connen McHale. Hit by pdtcher-By Schlitzer. L
Umpres-Alessrs Hurst and Sheridan Time Of
Eame-2 hours and 40 minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
REISLING A PUZZLE.
Has Wilmington at His Mercy, and
Reading Wins.
Reading. I

Reading. Pa. May 1-Reisling proved a
puzzle 20 the Wilmington Union League
team, and Reading won easily by to ?.
Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

AT pringheld-SpTingheld. g; Waterbury, 5
At HartfoTd-Hartf0rd, 0; Hoyoke. g.
At New BFitsin-New Haven, g; New Britain, l
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
TRI-STATE LEAGUE

At Milwaukee Milwaukee, s; Columbus, !
At St Paul-SL Paul, / Louisville, 0.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
WIN AT BALTIMORE
Bandits Score Victory by a
Rally in the Eighth.
KNOCK OUT THREE PITCHERS

Arthur Twins Men Turn Weakness
of OrioIe Pitchers to Advantage
and Make Two RIMS in Eighth and
One in the Ninth-Shaughnessy
Single Drives in Two Runs.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02

Left on bases-Detroit, /; Chicago. g. First has,
on bas-Oa Smith. 2; Of AlIock J. Struck out
By Altrook J. Three-base hit-Cobb Two-base hit
Cobb. Sacrifice hit-CTawf7rd. Stolen bl5es-Andcr
son. Donohue. Hit By u4tcheg-By Smith. l. Tn
pire-Mr O1Lcughlin. Time Of game-l hour and q
minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
RICHMOND, Il; LYNCHBURG, 2.
Leader In Virginia StiH Has Clean
Score for Season.

oItt1aI % Inc washington HtIIIl-
Richmond. Va, May 1.-Lynchburg S
errors in the first and third innings We're
costly, and these, with a batting streak
by Richmond, turned the game into a
waIkover. The final score stood II to 2 in
favor Of the home team.
Archer pitched good ball, while West
was hit hard at opportune times. Heff-
ron's catch Of fly of Davis bat was
feature. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At ProTidence-BuffaIo. 5: Providence. 2
At BaltimoTe-BaltimOre. 2; Toronto (l2 inningsJ.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
UNION LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Washington, Z; Baltimore, 5.
Reading, 8; Wilmington, 2.
Elizabeth, - Philadelphia, @.
Paterson, s, Brooklyn, 4.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
DnnvilIe, 81 Portsmouth, i.
EI,n ", -I,sr,r-r.-. IE.-.Ia

Special TO The Washington Herald
Danville, Va. May 1.-The locals struck
a batting streak to-day and hammered
Rube Halman, Portsmouth's star pitcher
all over the lot winning with hands down
by a score of 9 to T. Fisher and Walsh
led in the batting for the local club, al
though the entire team participated in
the swatfest. The formers two doubles
scored four runs, and the latter connected
for three singles. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
TO-DAY's GAMES.

New YORK at Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at 50. Louis.
Chicago at Detroit.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Boston, 81 Brooklyn, 2.
New YOTk-PhiIadelph (cOld).
g-CIncinnatf (cOldl.
ChicREO-St. Louis (cOId).
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
PATERSON, s; BROOKLYN, 4.
Davis Leads the Unions Svatfest
with Four Singles.

Brooklyn, May LIN a swatfest con-
/ test to-day Paterson Union League de-
feated Brooklyn. S to T. Score:
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have travelled more extensively than J.
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the consulship at Reims, France, on the
ground that the salary attached to the
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the service Mr.. Miller had a varied ex-
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and he has visited nearly every country
in the world. He showed much activi-
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nished to the government during his
period of Office. There is some ground
for believing that congress may take
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the house committee on foreign affairs
to add $225, 600 to the annual apprcpri-
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REALTY TRANSACTIONS

Entered of Record April %, 1908
Frank De Mello to Louis Zimbra.. e
Ihichiro Morikawa to Kunitaro Hi
Est of NJ V de Freitas by admrx to
joaquin Lopes .......-..-....... Il
Robert Fern ct al by Comr to Mrs
Mary Ann Tmoteo. Comr .
C l. Kimokeo and VT to Joseph XII
mokeo
Lila r Freitas and hsb to Jacin-
tho F. Abreu D
Kinolahilahi silva and hsb to James
L Coke ct al. ..................... .
S NJ Damon to Trs of B P Bishop
Est Far sur L.
Lee st John Gilbert and VT to Dow
sett Co Ltd. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. M
Sallie B Barnes and hsb to John
McCarty = ........-..........-.. ID
Hew Shoung to Now Yuon Ken. B S
Hull A Bunker and hsb to Thomas
NJ keIn .....-.--........-. ID
Joshua Waiohinu and swf to Fran
els NJ SwanZy .................... D
Kaipoahi and hsb to Henry H Rem
ton ct al...... ................. ID
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-27
Recorded April II, 1903.

Jung Vim to Nip Dai Soong, d; por r
P 3640, kul 20S4, ap 3, Waikiki-kai, Ho-
nolulu, Oahu. s1050. B 299, 1886. Da-
ted April IS, 1903.
Bow Sheen and Bow Kai, B S; int
in l share in Wing On Tai Co $1150
B 304, 127. Dated April 10, 1903.