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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11

YOUNG MAN MAKES A MOST
STARTLING REPORT TO
THE POLICE.

HANFORD. Cal July IL shcr.
M Buckner Is investigating a
strange case of highway robbery
and Kidnapping. which was reported
By John Rose. 20 years old. today
Rose SAYS that D. was going home
when two men. who had been
walking behind a camp wagon
stopped him aud demanded money
4 told them had no money.
said Rose. and theY Neixed me
blindfoldcd me and put me In the
wagon. tying my feet aud hands 30
| could not get out At three
o'clock this morning the wagon
stopped ! sorkss myself free and
removed the hlindfoid The men
had disappeared ! then hurried
back 10 town
sheriff nnckum Ia at a loss 90
explain Roses experience lie
has no clue 20 the iacntity 81 the
men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11
JORDAN, NOT
GORDON

". 4. Jordan. = barber sho re-.
Gently car~s 10 Ballard. was arrest.
ed YESTERDAY afternoon on ihs
charge Of having attempted 10 as
nmuls the t2.year old daughter OF
J. E@reurus. e7ss Earl ay \. "
Yesterday afternoon the girts
rsothcf SAW the mT entering The
house NJ SECS HWh av. y. w. md
lcphonsd tls polite Ofsbcsr Tom
FowleH Of the esa,api sotuon made
the arrest Jordan wa taken to
the city jail
In yesterdays Issue Of The Star
the BARRIERS name vas given IS
w z Gordon. who Is also bar
Der The nsstsb~ VAS dne 10 the
fact thu the news was received
over the telephone hom Ballard
and. as the telephone service from
Ballard 10 very poor. Il was lmpos
sibls 10 obtain the correct spelling
of the name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11
LEADING HOTELS
TOHAvE WlREl ESS
PLANTS
piAn Fnarsuk arEp AND PA
cmec ecAsr elrsEs TO az
paac9p nv rME enc caafm.

SAN FRANCISCO. july Ia
was maes public today usu mon
asee % ne principal hotels b. as
Gnieyf Safes haa~ fc~sralstaeo a
plan whs cs,ss the msm caravan.
saues n the country arr 90 soon le
connected hy wic.less telegraph. n
tks pan. Is a success. eresso - Nlss
fgseis VIII not osus t~ able 70 cont
uiAdigate w,h other heois. % ss,nira
Ishss hgft Esossse wo6s be asge TO en-.
gxgt ssuntns X oo hotgs o. urs
ednntiaf wfies uaos arr NJ sea
The ldea stafe@d wa0l NUosils,t
Nsresseh Of she sesssnsn sspntoabo ~
hpfrl AZ E9fioIstssaiissss oa oeoo.x
B0lfk nftsnMgSs 81 sf~ &a0Hts As.
tqrfk aFr NV 1o6a r,@ line "a
wfss1eks = "a tSorrs c-1nsuoleDd on DIG
roofs Of oase hosfx wdn ran
through une poreiIri hosfs - the
country.
The LsSals> hoe5 sn esnsesso " IN
surnisfl The sosoon usene. iosi tne
81 Ch@rses hoes Ia Anew O5esou
will ai1nlse ceFssscuon wsEb ue
CUT fse s. FaeisIs hotel hssee ls
20 erect a sosoon ~ once. lssi uie
pAn<n~s hCssss M Portland sssu
~ aTsd Los Arseess arr expected
20 lern In Dr. circuit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11
ADAMS CONFESSION is
NOT ADMITTED
PROSECUTION RECEIVES A Sc.
WE'RE SETBACK AND REsTs
IT'S CASE - pEFENeG WILL
OPEN MONDAY.

GRAND JUNCTION Colo. July
'i--Thn rfosecn,ion In the trial Of
Steve Adams being tried for the
murder OF Arthur Collins. has re-.
oelyod a body blow IN the decision
of Judge shaekelfofd. who has
ruled that Adams alleged confee
sion OF the crime II not admissible
rs evidence
Thus the plans ~ the proaeentora
have been materially changed. a.
they had relied npQn this confession
10 convict the defendant Follow.
ing the ruling 81 the court IN this
matter. the state put two Witnesses
on the stand Friday and then rest
~ 10 case The defense vii open
on Monday. and Il IL thought viii
have al its evidence tn ~ the fol.
lowing night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11
FOR PWPifS, TOO
New Discovery Cures Eexema 4
Eradicates Minor Skin lNsl
bles Overnight.

A few months ago the dlspfA
OF poslam. the new discover
the cure OF eczema. decided 2
the druggists OF the eounEu
handle Il. Previous 20 tia, O.
could only be had direct Tres
laboratories.
Since this change In the ~
of distribution poslam has nie'
the most phenomenal sucosee
anything introduced 20 tnt 4
trade In the last 30 years. ~
leading druggists ineladl@ I
Quaker Drug Co, Raven nsA
In Seattle. are nov earT.'hb i
special 50.cent size recenus -.
cd. also the s. jar
This great success Is nol w ".
ms when 70 rs rememherea ~. !
eczema cases. poslam sioes w
tng with first application pi~
20 heal Immediately. ana
chrornic cases in a few wees>
minor skin troubles. saea
pimplcs. hlackheads, acne. 's
hlotches. rash, etc. results
after an overnight applicaoVn
detrimental samples ot poslan.
sent 10 anyone by man w
charge. by the Emergency ~ d
tories. 32 West TwenW'h'"
New York city,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11
LAND FRAUD CASES
fax United Press.l

SAN FRANCISCO. July H.
VIM. r. Harr. assistant attorney
under United States Attorney Cen.
sral Bonaparte - here inyestigat-
ing the case Of General Edward y.
Perrin. who was convicted 81 land
frauds and has appealed hia case
90 the higher federal courts. Dr.
Perrin recently returned here from
Oyster Hay. where he interviewed
President Roosevelt. and the visit
OF Hafr 10 this city Is taken 10
mean that the president 10 de-
termined 20 ascertain whether
there IL any truth W. Or Perrin
assertion that he was convicted by
manufactured evidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11
CROOK SLABS
COMPANION

Within ~ hours after they had
finished sentences on tn city chain
ganE. Neil Mckpson, sailor. End
Joe Woods. known 10 the pssee as
petty lgccnst. engaged In nios
with knives az the Great Northern
lodging house. at Western c. rad
Seneca ST.. last night
McHinnon was stabbed In the len
side Just below the arm pu II IL
not thought thai his wound IL den.
gerous. Police Captain W. r.
Laubscher has issued ordcr 10 an
rest Woods on sl0u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11
PROGRAM FOR
CONCERT

r. Y. Enatah, conductor 81 the
Seattle Marine band. has arranged
the following program for t0mor.
row afternoon at Woodland park
Management concer, waitzes.
"Symphia" Eayotte, "Cupld's
Dream" musical comedy. And the
Band Struck. Intormisslon. inter
mezzo, City sweile, operate So.
lection. Faust; idyll. The MIN IN
the Forest two step, Love OF
Liberty"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11
WILL GIVE EXCURSION
To VICTORIA

St Marks parish viii give an
excursion a. Victoria on tss steam
ship Chippewa. Wednesday. for the
benef,t Of its day nursery aso kin.
dss ooten.
During July Dss August SUNDAY
afternoon services will be held
under the atssptses Of the brother.
hood Of S. ANDREW AZ Mrs. Mar.
tis's "sbore Acres" AZ AlM Point.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11
WILL INTERPRET WOMEN.

Joseph l. Garvin. minister Of tho
First Christian church. VA deliver
a message 20 the busisesa girls
and wOmea tomorrow evening The
subject Of the sermon is "Rahab. the
Heroine of Jericho. or Saved by a
Scarlet Thread The topic for the
moraing viii be The Mind Of
Christ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11
70 cswG B6NuFTYA

The usoe0e esent % Luna park
ara ise Lyric theatre have volun.
teefod % give benefit performances
TO help rvnlotc the treasury II the
Charity Organization aoclsiy
Other theatres are negotiating
with Superintendent Lso kohn
wish u similar view.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11
OF
; ALASKA Is
ROASTED
Northern Editor Hands Out
a Few Facts on
Self-Government.

"wide and deep dissatisfaction
has been caused throughout the
whole district Of Alaska. AS seen In
expressions OF lta newspapers by the
conduct Of Governor Tioggatt In OPP
posing at Washington the work Of
our ae,egate. Gale, Ia the work
which7the people Of the district sent
him 20 Washing e. 10 do. and Ia his
pcrHistent. oppoaIMbn 60 the prinoi'
pie Of hepnc rule for the district
so said Dr. l.. 4, Keller OF Skagway,
proprietor Of the skaKway Alaskan
Every convention ever held ia
the territory that ! eve. heard OF.
continued Keller. republican dem.
Ocratio and noa.parliaan. has called
loudly In the cardinal planka
II their platforms for the priyilee~
or fiEht OF local lfgoyernmenl
Aud yet our governor has taken II
ugon himself 10 declare that the
people who frame these platforms
DO not know shat they want, OF are
Incapable of properly oxerclatpE the
right. II accorded. Wa contend
that this ID unwarrAnted and 10 SAY
the least. unjust interference with
the rights OF the people. Irritating to
degree since Il in the work ~ a
man whose office gives weight Ia
hia opinions office which should
be exercised 10 behalf ~ rather
than against the people Governor
tiogEatt spent the entlre winter IN
Washington lobbying Ia behalf Of
individual and corporate interests
with which the duties u his office
have nothing % do He has announe
"a In interviews that be has been
agalfet certain corporations and
favored 0tlHfH.
What lvv the sweeper o. AiAOa
10 10 With such thiuFaf
who made hiSe iuJyc az the
rights and wrona ~ business en-
tsrprisen 0f Aias,a watch are equally
proceeding according To iRwf II -
is iueBes 10 beBu allied with cor.
porgionH for hy profit using hiss
offiee 10 furtser hts financial efsda
he hos no1e but hmssself 10 blApHe
for H. lvo ooo aanns open to
sueilcl0n
Tive eeopse ~ Asvso osnt self
government. aoe they want a Fov.
ernor In sympathy wlth them ard
their ambitions or ~ least they
want one that viii roaieet hlumself
aith hu 1egJBns tsitien az the
capita, md leave the sLseoso eh.ets
ed for the purpose 20 ceeceana us ~
Washington
Or kepef IL 90 lsf, pos 90 actin
the big Eoo convention 10 the
HOanh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11
peeeAa,ne ron Tasp.

The HouDsoneera have sent on
notices thar all those uvssdbu to
Jake tlw second vu gsu ousins OF
the club TO Mounts Baker and
shueksan must have their applica-
tons In the hands Of the secretary
not later than July 10 The club
wBl 90 10 Mount Baker on July Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11

Mrs. George Cavasslat. Of all
oaeen Anne av.. reported to the
police last psssst. that her purse
containing "a m can sad several
valuable papers, vas snaesed D.
two young men 40 she WAS leaving
a Green Lake street oar at ksaf
mm station. yesterday asernoos
The yenM mssn escApeo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11
ekasELAMps WA PaoHA rao


TRENTON. y. J.. July 1.-The
viii ~ Former President Grover
Cleveland has been eFneaeed 1t ia
IN Nh Cievmnss own fss1oNrn
lEsw md nsuaa 10 dinelossaeH ~ 20
alfe eaw-nk OF ltn wsshsn After
some unnror teniesp and rne crea.
ten Of q fssx Of So. goo foY each
IL ttT tosm eissbsfrsn. tis remainder
fuf M esbue b. left to Mrs. cleo-
issr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11
Steamer MOnti(d

Saves eight minutes In time
Seattle and u. s. Sav9 Yard u1lN
abiea a new schedule ~ eia fean4
daily Leaving Flyer Dock. faet q =
son street ~ ae. e AID u ia
90. ttao and tife D ~. SafefdAt 2
y m- Sunday, lie y IA
I.eAtinN nremrrton F;te am
a m. ~ 80. attQ. tiit ard .fT
sunday night. stae instead 81 s,~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11
AM Is STILL
VERY SICK MAN

UTICA. n. T.. Jsoy ii~-bs =
Ssre oun. republican sioe Pr ssssn.
tsu nonssse. ~ sUb very
scss MN leser Asce he
retwsed to lay heior a
ID ,pcac1soi his xBwed lasn twice.
i50sy 20 b. recovering more SLOW
y from oe5l a3ssg tiuo from any
other ~ soon 90 he reaoorE sur
ficirm strength. AL epssoo ion wiii
D. lsstoous.i 70 Fcmosm the seat
OF sre trotist vi s1erm0i =
shyaseso hse ordered iuae ret 20
tspooa 20 mssh tio. 10 hos cores.
aporstisoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11

FAIRBANKS. Alaska. July H.
John w Coruon spoke az Cinema
last night 10 a big audience. This
former Wickersham stronghold la
now solid for COraon Roman VIII
arrive In a few days lie Is the
weakest candidate in the field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11
aEv. HAYMaa 10 PReAoH.

Rev. Myron W Haynes. D. D.. OF
st. Louis, formerly pastor Of The
First Baptist church Of seattle.
will preach al the Temple Baptist
church tomorrow morning and eve
ming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11

atN FRANCISCO. JUN H.
Tfe mecssaBs o. uis sso and sent
We after the Panama trade. A
mosemem ps set on foot today
10 the merchants OF tns city.
through the Chamber OF Com.
mercs TO get a lisa of the Canfor.
MIA pFtsincts needed 10 the govern.
n3nt on une canal zone osi present
bids.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE
government has received official
confirmation that the rcvolutionists
have captured choluteca Minister
Jfgartc. from Honduras. and Min
lister Cerea. from Nicaragua
brought The news 20 the state de
partmens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11
RsxoIusIonIsss as ur.

thNAEpAHA, NicAFaKua. Jun
H. Dispatches received here tndy
stair that the revoluosaiaa who
have risen against the Daviia gov.
eminent IN Honduras are threat
enlng Santa Barbara.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11

CITY or MEXICO. July H.
Antonio Felix. a detective from Los
Angeles, 10 under sentence of death
on the charge Of kidnapping
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11
pk q WIN "a
THR01GH
SEA
Arr A@vc vtEEy paocaeosNo
Az raM ksoTs An lsoo r
pnHaH@rl a aEaUTarvl
sTGKr.
aw n. ARR cA.ow@DHv-v.
(assss7 or~rsasssc.ssa Onaanu pFsss:ss
gxgak AHeasafs F'F.sfs

ocs BOARD THE oATTLEsBiP
CIUsS0FA he wsssesesi. ,lely IL
TOE ba nast b. rsoossAse1s esth
oss towpy on no yeyoe % Haw All
isss ara encounr' I'd perfect Ncae
er 30 ou
At ~ osloes Aod1u the s6lpH vs. ~
90 mice Wess 81 sstn fos CO
esroo Dina ~ tos Sioa faae 81 10
kneo per hour
leach DAY the wlss,e yeasais go
tiaoatn sasueuycrH ano u u a beau.
tifui ssshi. a. iis gsseruIs sid -
move gracefully thrss@ts forTsso loss
In assvsr 10 the flatterns ssosls
from the Connecticut.
No untoward incident % any Kind
has occurred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11
4 4 4 \ \ 4 4 A 4 - 4 \
: PARDON EIGHTEEN YEARS
IN REAcHlNo MAN.

(By United Proes,) 4
a COLUMBUS, Ohio. JAly II 4
\ Officials OF the penlsAh'iary 4
4 here started an investigation =
4 today 10 learn why pardon, \
4 eianed by President BENJAMIN =
= Harrison and mailed from =
4 Washington 10 years ago did 4
4 not arrive until yesterday 4
Geo. swapsspn, the man par =
4 donod. completed 9 bis ONES 4
= year term for violation ~ ne v
Z pension laws IN 1890, and te. =
\ parted from the prison with 4
4 out discovering that the stain 4
4 had been officially removed =
4 from hts name several months =
= before =
A The envelope containing the =
= pardon wns dated az Washing 4
= ton. September 3. 1890, y ~, =
4 II arrived here from ~ Louis =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11
SPEAK ON PATRIOTISM.

Rev r. - Sutton will speak on
Patriotism tomorrow at 3 D. m.
to the Orangemen at the Volunteer
hall, iiSh Second av. 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11
10 see BATrLEsHfps,

Boats leave Pier 2. foot OF Ycsler
Way, $40. 1870. 800. 1900 1890
a. m. 1916. 1!40. 300. AGO, ft3O.
$500 y. m. and Sundays 1889 p. m.
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11

of the girls prison last night. her
master crossed the bay to visit Oak.
lands Chinatown. Realizing that
her opportunity had come, little
Toy Ying arraycd herself in the
finest robes, lighted scores Of
highly scented Joss sticks, and
tightly knolting a silk sash about
her throat ended her life Of deg
radiation ia death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11
70 nAthE YHB AND
ssATsrAas wAGHn


q Nis'v NogsN. Ivay H. Hash.
. or umn bring on a Htrii<s OF ,
= railroad men BY reducing their ,
= vswe. Prcslfew Ripley Of the ,
= SANTA Re road announced to I
y day thai ~ lncrsse IN freight ,
rabes BY the roads In the east I
= a1s wew cannot be ayoidcs. n ,
= the systems mast meet the de, ,
= muas Iasose upen them. 4
y , = q 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11

MANA0AUA, Nicaragua. I'd
News has been received hers n
the rebels who are fighting 49,. -
President Dayila. " ilondtrss ~
captured the town Of Choiuleos i
flushed with success. are thrss,
INK Santa Barbara.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11
LAND coMMleslonrn

Fred bennett. commlselon..
the general land Offlee 49,
secretary, Frederick Newbnss, I
rived Ia Seattle yesterday ~. y
purpoae OF inspecting The Y
land office and Of putting ln,a -
Grafton the new sygtom a 49,.
ing, which was planned bv ;
Balllnger, the former cofnnia.i,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11

See change Of time for Navy Yard
boats. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11
SERIES or SERMONS.

A series Of five sermons on
"ChFlsts Teachings" viii be given
by The pastor OF the Queen Anne
Congregational church The ser.
mons viii be- given at the morning
services
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11

Al the Luna Park Natatorinm. PrI-
mte instruction. II desired -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11

Cruisers Tennessee. Washing.
ton and California leave Frisco 70.
morrow for Hfemcrton
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-27
CLEANUP FOR SERVICE SHOTS.
They Take -Four Leading Places In National
Team Match.

CANT PERnY. Ohio. Aug. %. THE most
decisive defeat the state rife teams In the
national match have ever received from the
service teams they got to-day. For the first
time In the six years history OF the contest
the regulars carried OF all three trophies.
the National. the Hilton and the Bronze
Soldier OF Marathon. and they also have the
fourth. 500 money prize.
Tie infantry's team. which took the lead
yesterday on the skirmish aeld. scored high.
with s.224 The pavy. which led the field
until the skirmish results jumbled the honors.
as usual took second place. with $40. The
cavalry ranks third. 20 points behind the
navy and leading the Marine Corps by IS.
The West cut much the largest figure 1t ever
has In the match. Wisconsin shot up the
National Guard field with, SOS. Massaohu-
sets coming IN sixth. pushed hard by the
Pennsylvania. seventh a year ago. is eighth.
and the District of Columbia ninth. Then
came FIVE teams from the West. Washington.
Ohio which took the third trophy. here in
New York finished t entieth and New Jersey
twenty-second with ATS and 2.7N respec-
Both teams left camp this evening for home.
the New. Workers grieving that they had been
deprived Of their Creednoor range, and with
f E m,slp 70 fss o, d Rriss.,tcts o a sea or'' hao been
High scoring for New York in the wind
and mirage. was q by Cedotte; Wis.,, Masss.
For the New Jersey. team Muller was high
with a. The fifteen leaders in the national
Corps aq.s1 s'Iii: Wiconslns sos; assssoisssstis. 500:
Of Columbia, Sos: washington, 5000: illinois. s.sSs:
s.Sis i''''' oregon E''s'' OKLAHOMA '''''' Marine
The national individual match, opened at
I o'clock with Cos contestants on the skirmish
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-27
Racing at Pimlico.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 2.-The United Hunts Club
meeting at Pimlico started this afternoon under
rather unfavorable circumstances, a cold drizzle
falling all the day. making the situation unpleasant
for the society folk. who arc usually the backbone
OF meetings Of this character. The summaries
First Rsce-F1ve furlongs-cunning, ITO tDel.
aoy). even money; won; High Hat, ITO lNalker1.
third. Time. los. .Dcmetrious, Listia, Hammer
Lass and Drssssc also ran.
Second SteeplechAse. two miles
Fauquier. 1877 Davidson, 2 TO 8, won: Warrior,
1t7 CIV. Moran. > TO 2, second. Time, AS, War
I'm ton fell,
Third Race-One mile-fancy Bird. l7 waiker
TO 1. won; Rio Grande, 107 (wHghO. 9 TO l., second,
Eurtpedes. l0o lConlin), Q to l, third. Time, I&sll.
L. II. Woods. King OF Barham. killochAn. RenauIt,
Castor. Lady j.. Spanker and Wabash Queen also
ran.
Fourth Rsce-one mile and q siIteenth-Helen
B.. 100 Walker, z 10 !. won: Belle of Jessaminc'
ITO DelAby), z TO 10, second; Peter Knieht, liz,
McCabe), 6to I. third. Time, I:5&. Billy b., Van
Sir Model, Garment. Little Boot. Capuchin and
Green Light also ran.
F1fth Race-s,eeplechase: two miies-9srter.
man. l57. Davtdson). Q TO 8. won: Rye Boy, 1871
cTurnburkl, 8 TO 1, second: Rscllls, las Hsyesl,
Ito !, third. Tim Eza Bobby Kesn and Clover.
croft also ran.
Sixth RAce-Preiminary hunt cup team race.
two miles, on the nat-HAlidame, leo lR. NiohoIns.
8 10 1, won: Silvigny. ie2 u. Spencer, Jr), / 70 Z,
second; Mystery, 49, George Nichoias,, 1 70 !,
third. Time, tU. Captain. Jack Morclton, Chief
and The Hen also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-27
CHESS
First Game for Championship Shows DR..
Lasker q Strategfst.

Details OF the first game of the match
bet ween DR.. E.. Lasker and DR.. 8. Tarrasch
for the chess championship Of the world.
which has been creating general excite
ment in chess circles since II began on Au-
gust IL. we're received from Dusseldorf
by the European mail yesterday. The play
furnishes another excellent example of the
extraordinary ability OF the worlds cham
pion as an end ga me strate gist.
The moment DIR. Tarrasch advanced his
queens rocks pawn Dr.. Lasker shaped
iority Of white pawns. or the kings, side.
His keen judgment told him that herein lay
q slight advantage that suited his style to q
nicely, and moreover would be sufficient
to keep his dangerous I'D yersary. than whom
none Is better versed In the intricacics OF the
Ruy Lopez. at bay and constantly In the role
OF second player. Both masters castled on
the queens side of the board. whereupon DR..
I.asker proceed ed grad ually to diminish the
force by an exchange OF pieces.
DR.. Tarrasch was left with rock and bishop
against a rock and knight. In addition,
there were, four white, pawns against three
side pawns Of the German were held in check
by a trio OF white pawns. leaving no hope
for a passed pawn In that quarter. TIL ad-
vance Of the white kings side pawns then
followed. and the only hope remaining to DR..
Tarrasch was ln exchanging the minor pieces
and playing for q rock and pawn, ending,
In this he did not succeed. as the champion
forced a win after IS moves, following an
overnight adjournment.
The score OF the first days play. which
reached here yesterday. is appended: