davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30

Santa Barbara, CAL, 80 kwiet-
MIA. - Marynarze tutejszej eska-
dry zniszczyli pewna restauracye
"a to, re kilku z Mich policzono
"a wiele "a kolacye. Oko1o godzi-
ny 10 wieczorcm kiIku maryna-
rzy przyby1o do restauracyi Joh-
ma Senicka, p. II. I2I ul. State, /
zazqdalo jeSc. Pc skohczonym po-
silku podano i'm rachunek ma So.
Marynarze zaczeli sic wlascl-
ciclem restauracyi kl6cic, wyma-
wiajqc mu, re i'm "a DUO poll
cyl. Zawolano policye, ktora do.
wiedziawszy sic, re marynarze
wprz6d ME ugodzili sic o cene,
kazali i'm zap1acic zadanq sumo.
CT to uczynili, ale poskarzyli
sic natychmiast pred swoimi ko-
lcgami, kt6rzy tlumnie stall ma ro-
gu ulicy. Postanowiono sic zem-
Scic ma rcstauratorze. Ale spo-
strzcZono, ze ma dachu budynku
restauracyjnego powicwa sztan-
dar gwiazdzisty. Jeden Z matt
k6w natychmiast podstawif bar
XII drugiemu, kt6ry wskoczy} ma
ME, nastepnie trzeci wskoczyf ma
drugicgo tax dalcj, az zdjeto Z
wszelkiemi honorami flage naro-
dowq i umicszczono ia pod stra-
"a. Nastepnie majtkowie rzucili
sic ma restauracyc, pot1ukli szyby
i wszystkic naczynia, poczem pO-
spiesznic oddalili sic do swOich
barakow.
Flota, stojqca w tutcjszej przy-
stani odplynela W dalsz9 droge
Els rano.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30
STRONNICTWO FLOTY
WZRASTA.

Berlin, 80 kwietnia. - Wed}ug
sprawozdania niemieckiego "Sto-
warzyszenia Floty" (Flottenve-
reinJ liczba cz}onk6w W r. 1907
wzrosIa 9o6,7o6 ma I,o1S,59o.
Urzqdzona przez Verein kom-
pania edukacyjna, przez urzadza-
ME wystaw, odczyt6w, iluStro-
wanych ruchomymi obrazami i
t. p. wyda}a doskonale owoce, bo
og6lne zainteresowanie sic mas
ludowych sprawq powiekszenia
floty.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30
WICEKR0L OBAWIA SIZE
ZABURZEN.


Hongkong. 80 kwietnia. -
Wicekr6l Cantonu, Z obawy, aze-
by okazyi przybycia floty ia
pohskiej ME wynikly jake zabu-
rzenia, zawiadomif japohskiego
konsula, azeby lepiej eskadra ia
pohska zaniechaia wizyty do
Chin. Konsul ma to odpowiedzia1,
re tylko kilka maIych krqzowni-
k6w Stoi w Cantonie ma kotwicy,
co zadnQ miarq ME moze rozdra-
znic ludnoSci micjscowej.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30
NIEDOSZLY SAMOBoJCA.

New York, 80 kwietnia. - Me
jaki John Harncy VEGAS rano W
parku centralnym poderznql sobic
nozcm gardio, poczcm poprzerzy-
nal sobic arterye Level reki. Wi
dzia1 to przechodzqcy nicjaki J6-
zef Igliczka, kt6ry natychmiast
nicdoszlemu samob6jcy skoczy}
ma pomoc, obandazowa1 rany i
odwiozl go do szpitala. Harvey
prawdopodobnie wyzdrowieje.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30
NOWY RATUSZ KOSZTEM
S7,ooo,ooo.

New York, 80 kwietnia. - "a
rad miasta New York niebawem
przystqpi do budowy olbrzymie-
60 gnachu, w kt6rym bedq sic
mie$ciIy wszystkie urzedy miej-
skie. Gnach ten stanie ma p6lnoc
cd wej$cia do parku "Row". Przy
moScie brooklynskim bedzie ko-
sztowac $7,ooo,ooo. Zarzqd miej-
ski po ukohczeniu wIasnego bu-
dynku oszczedzi rocznie 100000,
kt6re wydawaf ma wynajem blur.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30

Toto, 80 kwietnia. - Dzisiej-
szej nocy nadesz}a wiadomoSc o
zatonieciu krqzownika szkolne-
90 "FIatrushima" II wybrzczy
Pescadores. DwieScie ludzi "a
}ogi znalazIo 5mierc W morzu.
Krazowniki Itsuhishiura i Hashi-
date zdoIaIy uratowac zaledwie
20 ludzi tonqcego statku.
Powodem zatoniecia mia}a bye
eksplozya naboju armatniego.
BIizsze szczeg6ly katastrofy nie
So jeszcze wiadome.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30
SAMOBOJSTWO MAKLERA
GIEkDOWEGO.

New York, 80 kwietnia. -
Wczoraj o godzinie 6, Charles
Coster, makler gieldowy, odebra.
sobie zycie wystrzalem rewol-
weru. Coster stall ma czelc firmy
maklerskiej "Coster, Knapp and
Co." w ostatnich czasach poni6s1
,sielc STRAIT ma spekulacyach giel-
dowych.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30
DOMNIEMANE TRUCICIEL-
KI.

New York, 80 kwietnia. - Ma
zqdanie prokuratora Irlandyi "a
aresztowaf tutaj przybyle ma sta
tku compound" Queenstown
p. Margaret Clary Katarzyne
Bowen. So one oskarzone o O.
trucie jakiegos farmera. Przyje-
chaIy one tutaj pod fa1szywemi
nazwiskami, twierdzq jednakze,
re ME sq one WHINE zbrodni.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30
MIANOWANIE KONSUL0W.

Washington, D. c., 80 kwiet-
MA. - Prezydent Roosevelt prze-
slal SenatoWi do zatwierdzenia
mianowanie nastepujqcych kon-
sulow.
Julian H. Arnald Kalifornii
dla Amez, Chiny, Carl F. Deich-
man Missouri dla Tansui, For
mosa; Charles F. Eberhardt Z
Kansas ola Barranquille, Kolum-
bia; George Hclmrod Nebraska
dla Berna, w Szwajcaryi.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30
UCIECZKA z ZAKLADU OLA
OBLAKANYCH.

Kenosha, Wis, 80 kwietnia. -
Niejaki Michael Rossington, znaj-
dujqcy sic w stanowym zakla-
die dla oblqkanych, wraz Z jed
nym ze swoich kolegow zaklado-
wych sporzadzii Z centa Swiderek,
kt6rym zamkniete ma klucz drzwi
otworzyi. Obydw6ch zdolano po-
chwycic, ale gdy zarzad zak}adu
dowiedzia1 sic, w jaki spos6b
rzekomi obfakani uciekli natych-
miast ich wolno wypusci}.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30
ZARECZENI.

Londyn, 80 kwietnia. - C6rka
ambassadors St. T., panna Reid,
zareczonq zostaia wczoraj z p.
John Hubert Ward, bratem hra-
b:ego Dudley. Narzeczony nalezy
do najstarszej arystokracyi an
kielskiej i cieszy sic szczegolnymi
wzgledami kr6la Edwarda.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30
Pekin, 90 kwietnia. -

Pekin, 80 kwietnia. - Do por-
tn w poblizu Taku, przybyfa dru-
ga japohska eskadra, skladajaca
sic Z krqzownikow "Adzuma" 3,
"Alcashi", 'Chijoda" "Chihaya".
w ciqgu dnia admiral Jjuin Wi
ceadmira1 Texagaki wraz Z ca
lynn sztabem udali sic do Pekinu.
Cesarzowa wdowa cesarz chin
ski przyjmq w przysziy piqtek ma
audyencyi admirala Jjuin wraz ze
Sztabem.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30
BUELOW I GIOLETTI.

Wenecya, 80 kwietnia. - Ksia-
ze Buelow, kanclerz niemieckl
konferowaf wczoraj przez dfuz-
sly czas Z premierem Gioletti.
Wynik konferencyi mial bye "a
dawalniajQcy dla obu stron.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30
KLESKA SULTANA POLUD-
MIA.

Rabat, Marokko, 80 kwietnia.-
Krqzq tn pog1oski, &c sultan Po-
ludnia Mulaj Hafiz, poni6s1 dot
kliwq k1eske, poczcm uciekf do
Tadla, miejscowoSci oddalonej o
r28 mil ma poludniowy zach6d Cd
Fezu. Jencra1 Bogdani ruszyf "a
MIN w pogoh ma czelc 5000 zol-
merry / pieciu dzia1 polowych.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30
PALAC POKOJU.

Haga, 80 kwietnia. - Komitet
budowy "Palacu Pokoju' wydai
kontrakt ma budowe fundamen-
tow. Koszta ponosi nasz miliar-
der, Carnegie.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30
DAPIEz CHORY.

Rzym, 80 kwietnia. - Choroba
papieza ma bye powaznej natury,
pomimo IL organa watykanskie
podaja, re jest to tylko lekkie
przeziebienie.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30
EKSPLOZYA MINY.

Berlin, 80 kwietnia. - Dw6ch
marynarzy pancernika "Elsas"
zostalo zabitych a szeSciu pora-
nionych, wskutek eksplozyi miny
podwodnej. Udali sic oni W l6d-
ce w miejsce gdzie nina byla "a
}ozona, gdy ia niespodziewanie
wvbuchla.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30
CHINY WZMACNIAJA FLO
TE.

Londyn, 80 kwietnia. - We
dug depcszy nadeszfej L Szang-
haju, rad chihski postanowil
wzmocnic swojq flote try es-
kadry, Z kt6rych kazda bedzie sic
sklada1a jednego pancernika i
kilku krqzownikoW.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30
WALKA INDYAN z BIALY.
MI.

New Orleans, La, 80 kwietnia.
- Podr6zni przybyli tn Blue
fields, Nicaragua, opowiadaja, ze
tamtejsi Indyanie stoczyli krwa-
-r's, walke oddzialem Nicaragu-
anczykow, podczas ktorej poleg}
wodz Indyan.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30
Washington, D. c., 80 kwiet

Washington, D. c., 80 kwiet-
MIA. - Senator Davis Arkan-
sas. wywolal scnsacye swojq pre-
NOVA w senacie. TWierdzi1 on,
ze minister spraw wewnetrznych
ME utrzymuje 1isty 10000 Indyan,
skutkiem czcgo tax znaczna iloSc
czcrwonosk6rnyCh ME otrzymuje
swoich naleznoSci. Ia przyk}ad
poda} pcwnQ rodzine indyahskq,
skladaiQcq sic dziesieciu czlon-
k6w. Dziewieciu Z mich umiesz-
czono w rubryce murzynoW, a Je-
den tvlko ma liScie Indyan. Z po-
dniesionemi rekami mowca zwro-
Gil sic do senatora Foraker O.
hio. kt6remu powiedzia}, re jeze-
Ii tax kocha murzynow, dlaczego
ME troszczyl sic o tyCh ludzi, u
mieszczonych pod rubrykq mu-
rzyn6w. w rezultacie pytanie to
zadanc w tax dramatyczny spo-
sob. wywolalo g}osny Smicch ii
scnator6w republikahskich. Fora
kcr natomiast bardzo skromniut-
ko prosil Davisa, azeby raczyl je-
szczc gloSniei movie.
Pc przemowie Davisa Senat
zabraf sic do zaIatwienia dal-
szych spraw. Uchwalono reszte
pcnsyj prywatnych, znajdujqcych
sic ma kalendarzu w Senacic, po-
czcm zalatwiono kilka mnicj wa
znych spraw.
P2niewaz Senator Warner ME
zjawil sic w Senacie L powodu
przcziebienia, przeto dalszy ciQg
jego mowy w sprawic strzelaniny
w Brownsville, w ktorej udzial
brali zoInierze murzyhscy, odczy-
tai jcden jego koleg6w. Naste-
pnic obrady odroczonO.
w Izbie Representatives. to-
czyfy sic debaty mad budzetem dla
spraw r6znych.
Kongrcsman Fowler wyglosif
move przeciwko projektowi IL
stawy finansowej Aldricha, bro
MAC natomiast swojego przedlo-
zcnia.
Przyw6dca mnicjszoSci, Will
liams, przedIozyl "speakerowi"
Cannon petycye, zaopatrzon2 w
podpisy wszystkich demokratow,
Z wyjqtkiem dw6ch (poniewaz ci
dwaj wyjechai Washingtonu).
Nv petycyi tel demokratyczni
czfonkowic Izby domagaja sic
poddania pod obrady sprawy znie
sicnia cla Cd papieru drukarskie-
so papy papicrowej wyrabianej
I drzcwa. Williams wyglosi} przy
tcj okazyi move, W kt6rej zwro-
ci} sic do republikahskich kon-
gresman6w, domagajqc sic takze
Cd Mich podpisania petycyi. CT je-
dnak ME kwapili sic uczynic "a
dose jego proSbom.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30
ETNA GROZI MIESZKAN-
COM.

Messena, 80 kwietnia. - Wul-
kan Etna rozpoczqf ma nowo wy
rzucaG siebie proch lave. w
~ocy widocznym byl olbrzymi
pfomieh wychodzacy krateru.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30
DROBNE WIADOMOSCI
zAGRANICzNE.
ESKADRA JAPONSKA OD-
WIEDZA CHINY.

Wicekrot Cantonu ostrzega kon-
sula japohskiego pred zabu-
rzeniami. - Rad chinski po-
wieksza flote trzy eskadry.-
Kurdowie wymordowali 1000
Armenczykow. - Sultan samo-
zwanca poni6s1 kleske. - Roz-
ne. a
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30
KOMINIARZ SIE ZABIL.

Cleveland, O., 80 kwietnia. -
Kominiarz Gallagher spadf ko-
nina, wysokiego ma 80 stop i "a
bill sic ma miejscu.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30
KrazOwnik japOiski zatOnah
DWIESCIE LUDZI ZGINEkO
Zdolano wyratowac tylko trzydzlestu
marynarzy 80 Pomiedzy oharaml
znajduje sic takze kapitan okretu.

POdczas Otwarcia parIamenu pOrtugalSkiegO przema-
via kr6I ManueI.-Kuzynka cara WychOdzi "a maz.
-Niemcy daza do pOwekszenia flOty.- ZnoWu
ekspIOzya na pancemiku niemieckim. - ChO-
rOba papieza. -Zmany W hierarchii kOsciel-
nei.-WuIkan na SyCyIii grOzi ca1ej OkOlicy.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30
e STOLICY KRAJU.
OBRADY KONGRESU.

Senator Davis przemawia w spra-
vie Indyan. - Demokraci
przedstawiaja w Izbie petycye,
domagajaca sic zniesienia cha
Cd papieru drukarskiego. -
Kongresman Bartholdt przema-
via pred komisya Izby pre-
ciwko prohibicyonistom. - Mo-
Wi konsulowie. - Rome VIA
domoSci.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30
ROzGNIEWANI
MARYNARzE,
MARYNARZE ZDJELI FLA
GE I ZNISzCzYLI RE-
STAURACYE.

Gospodarz restauracyi policzyf
"a wiele marynarzom "a kola-
eye. - Zdjeli sztandar Stanow
Zjednoczonyeh i zbombardo-
wall gospode kamieniarni. -
Rzekomy ob{akany zrobii z
centa swiderck uciekf z zak1a-
du stanowego, - Varia.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30
SPRAWY POLITYCzNE,
w KILKU STANACH ODBY-
LY SIE KONWENCYE RE-
PUBLIKANSKIE I DEMO-
NRATYCZNE.

Pennsylvania oswiadczyfa sic "a
Knoxem. - Demokraci w Con-
necticut ME chca Bryana. -
w Cleveland jezdza tramwaja-
mi "a try Gently. - SzeSciu
bandytow zabra}o z banku
$8,ooo,ooo. - Nowy ratusz W
New Yorku bedzie wzniesiony
kosztem $1,000, 900.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30

1ecz, jak to widaG bojazni oglo-
szenia programu uroczystosc
wskazuje, ze to wesele odbedzie
sic pod ciqglym strachem bomb /
kul terorystoW. 81
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30
ODPtYNEtY:

TELEGRAF eEZ DRUTU DoNosl:
New-York tribune., 1908-04-07
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
Professionals Act on the Open
Cham piORShip Question.

At special meeting held in this city yesterday
the Eastern Professional Golfers Association
placed itself en- record being opposed II the
Nvopia links as the scene Of the next national
omen championship. A communication this
ouestion was sent last night 10 the Western Pro-
ressonal Golfers Association. 1t stated that it was
the unanimous opinion of those present that let
ter be sent to the Myopia Hunt Club requesting
the latter to give the professionals better treat
r7ept than they received when the open champion
ship was held there in 1895.
1t is understood that the Western pros are to
hold a meeting this week discuss the open
championship situation. and an effort is being
made to have both sections work in harmony
Should the Western association decide to CO.
operate with the Eastern then a reply from the
Myopia club viii surely be sought
Just what Will follow after that Will depend al
most entirely upon the nature Of A1yopias reply.
Should the latter promise better treatment. past
grievances may be forgotten, but the other
hand, in the event Of Myopia answering unfavor-
ably or refusing at all, then it is almost
a certainty that a general boycott on the part Of
the Two professional bodies will follow. The next
official step will be taken at the May meeting of
the association
The Eastern Professional Golfers Association has
decided to hold its next championship tournament
in the spring instead Of the fall and a course
in the metropolitan district. If present plans go
through the professionals may get together some
time in May Alec Campbell, Of the Country Club
of F3rookine. the Eastern title last fall over
his home course, while in 1906 Alec Smith, Of the
Nassau Country Club, led the field the links
Of the Forest Hill Field Club.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-07
ATHLETES AT THE BAR SMOKER BEATEN AGAIN
Trubenbach Gets Ninety Days for
ROugh York IN Tank.

The registrations committee of the Metropolitan
Association of the Amateur Athletic Union met
at the Astor House last night and handed down
few suspensions. Action first taken on
Charles ID. Trubenbach, of the members of the
New York Athletic Club polo
Trubenbach, it will be remembered got himself
INTO trouble in the championship game between the
Chicago Athletic Association and the New York
Athletic Club, in the Iatter's tank the night Of
March 8 by securing a strangle hold Laughiin,
so that the Chicago man had be carried from
the water in an unconscious condition
The Metropolitan committee consisting of
Thomas Nevins chairman; Herman Obertubbesing
and Thomas Hughes. after hearing the referee s
report, suspended Trubenbach for ninety days from
the date of the game.
Inc committee announced tFat Raw c Ewrv the
champion broad jumper, asked for reinstatement
ana mat ms would be granted so soon as the ap-
plication had been officially received
A. Schnall, OF the West Side Young Mems Chris
nan Association the ail-around gymnastic cham
poh' was brought up on charges of having re-
ceNed money for exhibitions at Ridgewood Y 7
Inc exhibitions extended a perIod of three
days in addition TO the money for actual ex-
pehses, Schnau received IS as pay for substitute
@' ms business Although a rather irregular pro-
ceeding Schnall protested that he acted under the
belief that he violating any rule Con-
sequently the committee dismissed the charge
Il Furlong, j. McCarrick H NJ Concanpo~
and James Devine were suspended for ninety davs
ior competing IN unsanctiOned games OF the Wa
meta Boat Club at Flushing February o.
NJ J. McGarry and Adam Brown had their regis
uauon cards recalled and have been declared nro
fesslonals- The charge that they cor,nate,
with professional boxers
Reinstatement was granted IN Tho n, W.. -.
ton basketball team. which reoa,,l,- - "a.
trouble by competing against an I,nreot.l1'3 ll,o
7'e' eu
New-York tribune., 1908-04-07
EASTERN LEAGUE MEETS
Buffalo VIII OPEN the Season at
Nezcark on 14pru 2@9.

The Eastern League of Professional Baseball
Clubs held meeting at the Victoria Hotel yes
terday to make final arrangements for this sea-
sons schedule y tentative schedule had already
been made out but several changes We're made yes
terday
The season will begin April % Montreal play
ing at Baltimore and Buffalo at Newark that
date. On the following day Rochester will open
at Providence and Toronto at Jersey City. The
season ends September 20
The umpres selected for this season We're John
III. Stafford, OF Cambridge, Mass: W. J. Sulli-
van. of Rochester; Thomas b. Kelly of Brockton,
Mass; j. H. Conway, of Webster Mass, and Au-
gust Moran of Philadelphia
The meeting later this spring than usual
owing to the difficulties arising over the transfer
of the Montreal Club from Frank Farrell to the
stock company which now owns it, President
Powers had to make several trips to Montreal to
squarely on its feet. Although the transfer was
only effected on February 5 the club has already
fourteen men under contract and fast secur-
ing others. An interesting rumOr about the hotel
yesterday was that the Montreal club stands a
fair chance of securing Fred Merkle from the
Giants.
JERSEY CITY GAMES AT HOME.
August T. S. Montreal-May /. . 4, 81 June % %, "a:
ao agss Aagast u.s. 49, 49, T. l9 o. g. July
. 10 IL; september A. is, 10, &swark May 80, 30;
lyme as 80; July S2pTsF 3 Is Il Is Sc Sepambar r. IS
NEWARK GAMES AT HOME.
Buralo-April %, D. "a 20 June 70. 26, p; August
M9ntSealAPpn ToA6ntoMsr - June 81 June ne ~ as
"a; August Is, Il, Is. Rochester l. 3 ! IS 49, 49,
%; July i2 August 16 II, IS Jersey citymMqy 80.
81: IA; July 4, 10; September g. 49, - 20 ProHl
dence-June II, H. 49, July l. 1S a. 10 september
New-York tribune., 1908-04-07
RESULTS OF COLLEGE GAMES.

r=-scelnnIs. April s-The University OF Penn
Eaafa baseball team defeated Amherst College
% today by q score of TO / The score follows;
r II. r.
.Herst ---.....-....-.o % %
r, --svlv1nia 30 ! 0 . Q E-2
.s--eItes-Er5ck and Dauahey, Twitmire and
c-C
-'aEelelphia April s--The villa Nova College
tean defeated the University of Vermont in game
baseball ~ Villa Nova to-day. The score follows:
r II. f.
rrr.rt ..--........-.I o o o o. I
~ &oza.---.-......G o @ ! 4 o Ks
eyles-KeTnlonr. Mcconnell. Collins and Bur-
rlnetgH. Villa NoFa. Sullivan and Walsh.
Greensboro. X g Aprl 6.-The University Of
tioTrh Carolina defeated the University Of vir-
sir-a here to-day By score OF ? 10 !.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-07
INTERNATION4L CHESS.
SchIechter Beats 1lapin and Holds
Lead an BIG Tourney.

Vienna April 6.-Carl Schechter. OF this city
maintained his lead the international chess mas
ters' tournament by defeating Aapin in the elev-
enth round to-day. G.. Maroczy and {. Duras also
kept their places just below the leader by winning
their games from Bardeleben and Joiner, respeC-
lively The American, Marshall drew his game
with Berger
The sensation of the round furnished by
Meses, of Leipsic, who won from Rubinstein, or
Lodz. In the other games Teichnann defeated
Cohn Perlis won from Suechting, TartakoWer de-
feated Reti and Spielman from Swiderski. The
game between Leonhardt and Salwe was drawn.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-07
Ska7C and K. Burns Back In the
Saddle at Benning Track.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Washington. April 6-John E Madden who trains
Smoker for f. R. Hitchcock, is not sparing the
colt at the current meeting of the Washington
Jockey Club, at Benning, and Smoker keeps run
ming just well enough to encourage his followers
to keep betting without winning many purses.
He a slight favorite Berkeley in the clos
ing handicap at seven and half furlongs to-day
but the best ne could do was to run second Berke-
ley the pace and easily by three lengths.
It practically two horse race all the way al
though Animus closed. resOiutely and just at the
end forced Shaw TO keep Smoker going to earn the
place
Shaw and Tommy Burns were back in the saddle
after eXpating minor offences for which both
suspended for a few days Each rode one winner,
Shaw bringing Jubilee home in front and Burns get
ting ReidnOre up in the last stride TO beat Billy
B. Van. Mccarthy, who fairly sweeping the
card last week, failed to ride winner for the Sec
ond day in succession, which brought woe to many
of his followers
Nanno won the five furlong dash by head from
Laura A. which knocked down in the betting
from 30 to to Is to l. Javotte got the short
the purse. Heads separated the first three
Javotte's race was a good one, she came from
far back and finished strongly from poor start
Breezing the front in the last furlong, Jubilee,
owned by f. Littlefeld, the third and
his fourth in succession, with plenty to spare. The
game colt always well in hand, and never
gave those who bet him 10 any fears
his ability TO win when called upon. Pan
toufe, which made the early pace, hung with
courage, beating out Giles for the place by
a head.
William Shelds's Servile the winner of the
first race, seven-furlong selling affair. Servile
by three lengths, with the odds OF to /
against him. Azure Maid. the publc's choice, never
had a chance Kcmpton showed in front early in
the race. with Ferry Landing well up Swinging
into the stretch, Servile took command, and was
never IN danger thereafter. KemptOn hung on long
enough TO get the place by head from Al H.
Woods. which finished with great burst of speed
IN the second race, four-furlong dash for two
years-oIds, Personal led from start to finish and
won pulled up by five lengths Al Busch sec
ond, a head III front of BaIbek. Court Lady and
Miss Granville, coupled the betting, the
post the fayorite. They were never dangerous
running last and next to last all the way.
BENNING SUMMARIES
FIRST RACE-SeIling; for three year-olds upward
$500 added. furlongs. Columbia Course. Start
nf on Winner oh. by
New-York tribune., 1908-04-07

YANKEES WIN EASILY.
Pile Up Runs almost at Will zcith
Roanoke Nine.

Roanoke, Va, April 5.-The regulars OF the New
York American League team had an easy time in
defeating the Roanoke nine here to-day by a score
OF IA to 2 The visitors the first inning hit
the bail almost at will In the third inning they
succeeded in getting four the plate,
which gave them the game without further effort.
The fielding on both sides was faulty The score
follows:
r. H. r
N Y. Americans. o l 3 1 x-1s 3
Roanoke
Batteries-New York Americans, Lake and Klenow .
Roanoke, Saley and Martin Umpire, Edgar
New-York tribune., 1908-04-07
ATHLETICS DEFEAT THE PHiLLIES

Philadelphia. April 6-The local baseball season
was opened to-day when the TWO major league
clubs began the annual spring series, the Ameri-
cans winning the game Carter, a new pitcher,
held the Nationals down to two hits The score
follows: 49, -
,s,,a,,e,rbia ,Am1...o o o . % Q
ppIntia5eirhia tNat) o o o o o 4" % :
F,ztteres-Carter Smith: Rltchie JackItscl anu
NOON I-mpires- Enslie and Connoly
New-York tribune., 1908-04-07
COLLEGES SHELL FUNDS
! ale and Dartmouth Subscribe to
Send Team abroad.

mes E Sullivan, secretary Of the American
r.r5c committee. announced yesterday that the
-------rh C-oTIe-e Athletic Association and Yale
.e-ir Association had contributed 500 each 10
fund being raised to send an American team 10
Olympic games IN England
resident whitney expects that within the next
days Princeton, Columbia. Pennsylvania CoI
and Harvard viii follow the example OF haie
Dartmouth and contribute 500 each