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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-06
Cevean
Amateur TarS Combine
For Vallejo Trip
Nearly Every Yacht on the Bay
VIII Sail Up Stream Next
Saturday

Great preparations are being made
by all the yacht clubs on the bay for
the interclub association cruise to VAL
lejo next Saturday and Sunday. The
officials of the association and the re-
gatta committee are calling on all yacht
owners to attend while the members
of the Vallejo yacht club are working
tooth and nail 20 arrange for the fes-
tivitieS
President Hauser and Secretary
Muchnore had a long conference with
Barry of the Vallejo yacht club yester-
DAY and all particulars for the pro-
gram We're arranged The following
circular letter has been issued by the
regatta committee and copies mailed
10 every yacht owner on the bay:
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 5. 1905.
10 Yacht Owners-The annual cruise OF the
assoclation will be held on Saturday. October 10.
19OS, TO Vallejo. returning on the following day
me yachts OF the various clubs in the assOcia-
ton Will rendezvous in Mare Island straits on
Saturday. and Ia the evening there will be a
inks in the clubhouse OF the Vallejo yachting
and rowing club. Secretary Browne of the Val
leJo club In q communication to the association
says that the Vallejo yachtsmen win make a
special effort to make the visiting sailors feel at
anu you viii accept our assurance that the club
mouse IS yours and ours in social cOpartnership
for the night of October TO-"
The regatta committee of the association ur-
gently requests that every yacht will
make an effort to be on this cruise and 1t Is
hoped that the cruise on Saturday next viii
bring to Vallejo the largest gathering Of yachts
ever seen in these waters.
In making up their crews owners are requested
to keep their weather eyes open for talent
who viii help to keep the ball rolling at the
social evening. The Vallejo club promises that
there viii be plenty to eat and drink. but wants
lot Of lower bay talent TO help out in the en-
tertaining line
Should the weather prove light on Saturday
the Vallejo clubmen promise to send down
fleet Of launches to help the yachts TO complete
the trip.
Regatta comniittee-Douglas Erskine, Corin-
THAN yacht club; Roy C. Ward. San Francisco
yacht club; Louis Langren, Aeolian yacht club;
Dr. D. NJ. MeRae California yacht club; Wood
0. Watson Vallejo yacht and rowing club; w.
L. Sutherland, Got1en Gate yacht club.
The Aeolian yacht club held a sue
cessful race from Redwood City TO the
narrow gauge mole on Sunday after
noon The following yachts raced:
lola. Emma, Nautilus, Ceres, Corsair,
Maybe. Rascal, Surprise. u & l. Elvira
and Aeolian. The Emma won easily,
though the breeze was light and fiuky.
some of the boats being delayed until
yesterday morning. On the trip down
Saturday afternoon the flagship Nau-
titus reached the slough first.
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HAMILTON ENTRIES

First race, mile and sixteenth-s -sudurman
100. Glaucus 103. Hanbridge 103. Listerine 49,
Clell Turney l12. The Shaughran lis, Black
Sheep 115.
Second race six furlongs. selling -Muckrake
100, Neoskaleeta 105. Autumn Flower 105, Sun
fire los, Go Between 10s, Fleming no. Sally
Preston 10. Royal Artillery 115.
Third race. steeplechase. about two miles and
a quarter, selling-Dacra 130, George Leiper I3s
John Dillon 13s. Manzano 141. Caoorahatchie
141. Steve Lane lf6, Prince of Pilsen 149, Byzan-
tine 149
Fourth race. Niagara handicap seven furlongs
--Servile 80, Belmere 100, Purslane 100. Royal
Onyx 104. Astronomer 105 Sal Volatile 1O7 King
Cobalt ia, Ethen l2o, Martin Doyle 12o
Fifth race, five furiongs, seling-Fernando
113 Axrwater 113 Mollie Montrose 1O5 Star
Emblem 100, Prower 109 Abjure 100. Duke of
Brdgewater 100, Loretta Mack Ill Gibson III
Disaster Ill, Infanta 105, Momentum l21. Her.
man Johnson 126, Black Hawk 49, Reverv 103
Sixth race, six furlongs. selling-Istrouma 91
Aralia a6, Irish Duke 80, Lady Gore 100 Mel.
ton Clith 101, Dorothy Webb 101. Pocotaligo 1O4
Won I.aer 104, Ching Hare 104, Hank 106 ]. Fl
Reed 1o6.. Colonel Zeb 10e, Jeanette NJ 100.
Hawks Flight 109
Seventh race, mile on turf, selling--Gfvonns
Raggio 90. Hasty o. Potent %, Black Sheen 1oo'
Nfbiick 100, Cocksure 100, Golf Ball 103. Tbrock
morton lo4, Dennis Stafford lo2, Debar los.
Solon Single H. Pretension Ill
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES

First race one and a sixteenth miles selling
Voting 100, Huerfsno 104. Martius 1o4, DR.
Baker 105. Hughes los, Meada los, Telegrapher
i0s Japanese 108
Second race, five and half furlongs. selling
All Red 107, Peter Pender 10F. Tannie Il5
Anile 115. Splendid lis, Zerape 115. DR.. Meyer
u5 Joe Enrich lis, Gold Front lis, Whistler
1l5 Yankee yidette 10. Duoma 1l5 Orta 115
Colonel Nc 113
Third race. six furongs seling--Bitter Sir 94
Semper Vera "a, Blue Lee 81, Aunt Rose o.
Queen Gyle 80, Anna Smith 80. Gresham go
Gold Treasure 80, Earl's Court 102, Enlist l02
Comic Opera 104. Canada los, Parking 90.
Fourth race, mile purse-Macias e1 W. T.
Overton 81. Lady Baldur SO. John E. Mcmillan
97. Lens 106.
Fifth race six furlongs, sellng-Many Colors
9S. She Wolf pS, Pinion 9S Landlord l01 st
Anlaire 1el, Floreal 103. Lady Rensselaer, 1o3
Marshy lo3 Gold Toe 1903. Sainaw 103. Charlotte
Hamilton l03 Jack Baker 106, Broadside 106
Norbit Hynes 106
Sixth race mile and 100 yards. selling
Lignando 90. Hostile Hypen 9s, Beau Brumme
i02. Harting 104. Lady Esther 104. Carew l07
Hannibal Bey LOT.
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.Dwyer Is in the Racing
Game for Keeps
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-"There will be
racing ct the Gravesend and Aqueduct
tracks next year, no matter who is
elected. Hughes or Chanler. I'm in the
racing game to stay until l die"
In those words Philip j. Dwyer pres
his friends at the Belmont Park track
today just how he felt regarding the
racing outlook for next year.
Il do not intend to desert the sport
in America and will not leave it until
l am carried away" he continued. Il
have made fortune in the sport and l
will sink it if needs be to keep it going.
I'm willing to live on $25 week If
necessary. If l am forced down to this
low rung of my financial ladder l will
accept the condition cheerfully. But
I'm in the racing business to stay, and
you can make that declaration just as
emphatic as you like"
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STANDING of THE cLUBs

CHICAGO, Oct 5.--The American
league race narrowed down tonight to
contest between Chicago and Detroit,
Cleveland being eliminated by the vic
tory of st. Louis today The best per
centage now attainable by Cleveland
is .5S4. A victory for Detroit tomorrow
will leave a final percentage of .5SS for
the Tigers, while by defeating their
opponents Chicago will gain the flag
with a percentage of 586.
Rain is predicted for Chicago tomor-
row and in the event of a mo contest"
or tie game, Detroit will again be the
pennant winners with its present per-
centage of .5S5.
postponed or tied game may be
played off. on Wednesday, but unless a
special agreement is reached can not
be played later.
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Spalding Offers Trophy
for Young Players

The officials OF the San Francisco pub
lie schools athletic league were de-
lighted yesterday when they received
a dispatch from A. G. Spaulding, one
of the fathers of baseball, stating that
he would offer the celebrated bronze
trophy, play ball." as perpetual base
ball emblem for the local league, to be
contested for annually.
This is an exact fac smile of the
trophy that Spaulding presented to the
is a very handsome piece of work. The
first tournament will be held next
spring.
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Athlete Faces Death in
Wilds Of Oregon
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

RENO, Oct. Sc. E. Gilchrist. the
famous Columbia university athlete, re-
turned today from an outing in eastern
Oregon, north of here, where he was
lost for five days, his only sustenance
being raw salmon, which he shot with
the last cartridge remaining after a
hunt for deer. Nearly dead from fa-
tigue the football player will rest a
few days and go back to New York
when his health permits.
Gilchrist was hunting with James f.
O'Brien and Percy Shea former Gold
field men. The athlete left the trail in
an inaccessible and wooded country.
He travelled back and forth through
the forests and when almost dead from
hunger native Indians led him to the
camp of his friends.
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q q - MAKES
=. ALAsTING CURE

There certain mineral medicines which will
OF Contagious Blood
awhile
Then the oathsome of liberated mouth and throat
falling usually
because the disease has made rapid and
weakened the constitution and general health Of the sufferer
the ouy remedy that he used with of
Contagious Blood Poison and with the that lasting will
This medicine
disease and by purifying the poison
enriching and rengthenng the circulation
trouble
drives entirely
future outbreaks
medical advice desired sent to all who write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA.
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SALT LAKE RESULTS

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct 5.-The sir dav race
meet here during the state fair began today on a
heavy track. Results:
First race half miIe--Duke of Orleans won
Snag Laton second, Susie Gregg third Time,
.53 Is.
Second race seven NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won
Salvy U second, Neva Walsh third Time,
1857.
Third race, half mile-Talien won Westery,
second, Ontario Oregon third Time :53
Fourth race. one mile knowledge won. ST.
Vincent second, Belden third Time 1:54
:. Fifth race, quarter mile-Gray Bell won, Sarah
Oh 1-5
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Hamilton Selections
BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First race-ClelI Turney, Han
bridge, The Shaughraun.
Second rnce-sally Preston, Nco-
skaleeta, Fleming.
Third race-Prince of Pilsen,
steve Lane, byzantine.
Fourth race-EthOn, King CO.
bait. Martin Doyle.
Fifth race-M0IIie Montrose,
Fernando, Infanta.
sixth race-CoIoneI Zeb, jean
nefte VI, Aralia.
Seventh race-Prefension, Solon
Shingle, Throckm0rton.
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National League

NEW YORK. Oct. 5.-The local fans
crowded avery inch of space inside the
polo grounds today and cheered the
New York team all the way to very
decisive victory over Boston. Ames
nftched the game of his career, hold
ing the visitors to one hit in seven
innings. McGinnity pitched the other
Tuckey in the eighth. sent a smashing
hit to deep left center for a home run,
the single score for Boston. Score:
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American League

CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-Chicago advanced
within striking distance of the Ameri-
can league pennant by defeating De-
troit s to in the second game OF the
crucial series. while Cleveland. the
other contender for the flag, dropped
the first game of double header to
st. Louis in the latter city. Walsh
and Summers appeared on the pitching
line for the opposing teams. with Sui
livan and Schmidt behind the bat. The
former pitched a remarkable game and
held the Detroit team at his mercy
throughout the contest, while Summers,
who worked hard, was hit opportunely
and retired from the game in the sixth
inning, giving way to Mullin, who
batted for Hit and then finished the
one sided contest.
A genuine Indian summer day greet
ed the players and spectators and the
fans turned out by thousands. The
crowd, however, was somewhat smaller
than that of yesterday, but every avail
able seat in the stands and bleachers
was occupied an hour before the con-
test began. The gates opened at 1850
p. m. and the crowd which had been
patiently waiting for several hours on
the outside began to rush through the
gates. An hour before play began the
crowd was so large in the stands that
the police took positions about the field
first and third base lines and at the
outskirts of the field.
Ground rules were established. maxi
bases, but there was no occasion for
this.
It is probable that White will oppose
Donovan in the game tomorrow. Score:
n. II. E.
Chicago IL l
Batteries-walsh and Sullivan; Summers. Null
BOSTON, Oct. 5-Boston won from New
York today in cleanly played game. 70 8.
Score r. H. E.
Boston ............... -.......... Q
NfS Batteries-Brady . and Donohue; Manning and
ST. louis. Oct. 1.-cleveland was eliminated
from the American league pennant race today
St Louis The score was 8 to i. An error by
Lajoie, followed by an error by Bradley In
the sixth inning, paved the way for the two
runs that eventually won the game Before
the. errors were made the score was tied,
pineen.. the st. Louis pitcher, was In ex-
cellent form and allowed but four hits. With
Foster pitching for Cleveland, they took the
second game. TO B., Cleveland punched hits
Off Howell at will. Scores
First game X II. =:
st. Louis ..-.............-......-
Batteries-Dineen and stevens; Llebhardt and
Second game R, H. f.
St Louis
Batteries-Howell and Spencer; Foster and
WASHINGTON. Oct. 5.-washngton shut out
eighth inning of coombs. Score;
Washington ..,........-.- ---
batteries Smith and Street; Coombs and
Lapp.
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Louisville Selections

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH :
First race-Telegrapher, Java
nese, KuerfanO.
All Red.
Third race--Bitter SIR, Gresham,
Enlist.
Fourth race-John r. Mcmillan,
w. It. OvertOn, Lens.
Fifth race--Charl0tte Hamilton,
FfBOn. FIOreal.
Sixth race-H0stile Hyphen,
Hannibal Bey, Beau BrummeI.
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CoLLEGE COLE ToURNEy

NEWTON, Mass, Oct 5-Yale and
Harvard will meet in the final round for
the intercollegiate golf championship
on Brae Burn links through Yale's de-
victory over Williams. In the morning
Yale defeated Princeton in The individ-
ual match in teams, TO I, while Har-
wards victory over Williams was by the
same score. In the afternoon the Yale
men took all three of the foursomes
matches from Princeton.
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INVESTIGATE VIOLATIONS
OF NEUTRALITY LAW
Judge Mahey Urges Jury to
Look Into Smuggling of
Chinese Over Border

Ell PASO. Tex. Oct. 5.-FederaI
Judge T. S. Mahey today charged the
United States grand jury to carefully
investigate violations of the neutrality
law aimed against Mexico. In view OF
recent disturbances along the border,
enforcement of these laws viii alone
enable US to enjoy friendly relations
and uninterrupted commerce. with the
other nation" said Judge Mahey
He also urged the jury to investigate
the wholesale smuggling of Chinese, as
evidenced by the capture OF Chinese in
boxcars on the railroads.
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 5.--Results:
First race, six furlongs-M Marbles won, MerricB
second, Apache third. Time, 1913 1-5.
Second race, mile and 100 yards-Mattie Mack
won, Ethel Carr second, Margaret I third. Time
1:47 2-5.
Third race, six furlongs s-Mabel Henry won
DIR. Holsberg second. Buffoon third. Time 1:14
Fourth race mile and 20 yards-czar won, Zie
nap second. Lady Martha third. Time, :45 1-5
Fifth race five and half furlongs- Sorrow fu
won, Crystal Maid second, Arionette third
Time, 1:07 2-5
Sixth race, one and three e-sxteentbs miles
third. Time, 200 3-5.
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WINNERS Ar HAmmroN

HAMILTON, Ont, Oct. 5.-Today's results.
First race, five and half furlongs-Michael
Angelo won, Hoyle second Maxim Gun third
Time, 1:07 l-5.
Second race. one mile-Hunter's handicap gen
tlemen riders-Thomond won AiIeen eecond
High Bear third Time, 40
Third race, about one and three quarter miles,
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steeplechase- Waterway won, GoIdheur second
Racilia third. Time, 1922.
Fourth race, i've and half furlongs-Clai-
1907 3-5.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Maud Slgsbee wen.
Galtha second. Sallie Cohen third. Time 1:I4 :
Sixth race, one and quarter miles, on turf-
Chalfonte won. Raidmoore second, Miss catesby
third. Time, 2:04 40.
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SUMMARY

Two base hit-Parent. Hits-On Summer:
Saerafce hits-Jones. Walsh. Isbell. Stolen base
Hahn. Left on bases-Chicago @, Detroit 8
Base balis-Summers /, Walsh /. Hit by
pitcher-By Summers 1. by Walsh /. Struck ou
by Walsh 8, by Mullin 2. Time OF game
hour As minutes. Umpires-Sheridan and Con
molly.
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SPOKANE RESULTS

SPOKANE, Oct. 5.--Interstate fair results.
2:24 class, trottng-Lady Sunrise won last
three heats and race, Laura w second Decention
third. Best time, 2:21. Laura W won the firxt
heat.
2:1S class. pacing-Josephine won in three
straight heats, solano os, Boy second, Lucky Pet
third. Best time, 2.12X.
: Five furlongs-Brush Up won. Belle Brady sec
ond. Belle of Portland third. Time. 1.03M
Six furlongs-The Mouser won Cardinal Sarto
second, Josie third. Time 1:161a
One mile-A = Muskoday au Today won, won II, Caul Cap
second, GYPSY King third; d 4, Time 1:43la. The
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Two base hit-Bresnahan. Home run-Hanni-
fan. Hits-0f Ames. l In innings; off Nc
Ginnity. l in two innings; OF Tuckey In in
nings. Sacrifice hit-Ames- Stolen bases
Browne t2l, Sweeney, Tenney. Herzog Left on
bases-Boston ). New York s. Base on balls
or Ames L. of Tuckey ,. First base on errors
Boston 2, New York 1. Hit by pitched ball
BY McGinDity /. by Tuckey 1. Struck out-Bv
Ames 8. by Tuckey 8. Wild pitehes-Ames
Tuekey. Time of game-1 hour and 40 minutes
Umpres-Klem and Johnstone. /.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 5.-Brooklyn broke
even with Philadelphia In a double header.
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St.Louis Dashes Hopes
Of Cleveland Fans
White S0x Press Tigers and
Giants Gain Hope by Beat
ing Boston

GAMES TOoAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston at New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit at Chicago
Cleveland at st. Louis.
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Washington.
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'Batted Tor Tuckey In eighth inning.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Boston .......... 0 O o O q o.
New York. ...... o O. . o o 0 6 Ks
SIrAfNApv
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inducements are sufficient, and as Mil
waukee is a pretty fair fight town the
prospects for a match between Moran
and Wolgast in the near future are
very bright.
UNHOLZ A BENEDICT
From Davenport, Iowa, comes the re-
port that Rudolph (Boer) Unholz has
finally won a ring engagement The
Beers opponent this time is a young
lady of Davenport. whom the South
African fighter married there yester-
day.
BAKER GOES TO EUREKA
Harry Baker, the local referee has
made arrangements to take charge Of
the Reliance athletic club of Eureka
and left yesterday for that point. Ba-
ker has matched Jack Cordell and Jack
Dougherty. a pair of welter weights. for
a 90 round house warmer for the 18th
of this month. Baker also proposes to
match Lew Powell and Rufe Turner for
the Thanksgiving day date Should
Baker land Powell and Turner, he will
match them for 20 round battle, and
he says he will hang up a good purse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-08-28
The NaYles.

London, Aug. 2S.-The astounding
sum of 81, 4S1, 070, 989 hes been -x-
pended in the last three years on the
navies of seven Of the leading countr es
Of the world, according 10 an estimste
by the British admiralty made public
todsy. The seven countries are: Ameri-
ca, England, France, Russia, Germany,
Italy aud Japan. England leads with
an expenditure of $476, 055, 1876 and
America is second with 1881, $40, 740.
Aside from their hugeness the chief IN
terest in the 6gurss presented BY the
admiralty is that they show England IL
not keeping up with her policy Of
maintaining navy equal to that of any
other two powers. Putting Americas
naval expenditures iu the last three
years with those of either France, Rue
sia, Germany or Japan the total Is
lsrger than that of England. The Bit
ish, however, do not count America an
opposing power aud on this basis hei
''two power naval strength is being
maintained. The admiralty places the
strength of the Eve leading nations 10
serviceable bsitleships, cruisers aud de-
stroyers, in the following order: England
57;34;142; America 25;13;20; France
81; 10; 4S; Germany 22;S;6l japan
1;11;54.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-08-28
The Trick q Failure,

Pittsburg, Pa, Aug. 2S.-Because
she wanted to play trick on her pastor,
Rev. John Bloom, Miss Eva Br)wbtrfski
stirred herself In mems clothes, secretly
entered the minister's home and crawled
under his bed. Hearing a noise about
IL O'Clock last night as he was preparing
his Sunday sermon, DR.. Bloom concluded
their was q burglar in bis home and he
so informed Lieutenant McAfse. The
police investigated and saw pair of
high heeled shoes peekiDg from beneath
the bed. He grabbed the feet and out
came the intruder who promptly tainted.
She was revived and explained that she
was only playing jike IN the minister.
DR.. Bloom took the j ke gallantly aud
sent the young woman home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-08-28
From Washington.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette.
Washington, Aug. %.
The police srs looking for negro
whl st'scked MSS Pansy Dement, in the
home of jacob Crane, 199 n street south
east last night. Freeing herself from
the negro The plucSy young woman
seized q revolver aud sh(t at him.
Mr.. Samuel Gomper3, president of the
American Federation Of Labor, will leave
this city today fer an extended trip
through the west aud southwest. He
will make many speeches Ter TIE demo-
cratic ticket during the next two months.
Because the st. Louis, Ir)n Mountain
and Southern and the Texas and Pa
cific Railroads charged $3.50 for freight
on carload Of tent pegs, when the pegs
themselves were only worth 1894 SO the
Reekmap Lumber Company, Of Kansas
city has appealed 10 the Interstate Com
merce Commission ard demanded $l2O
PREPARATION. The pegs were shipped
from Kansas City - Dsllas, and It is
alleged that the railroads charged 40
cents more per hundred pounds than the
ltgsl tariff.
The excbsrae 81 rs'if;a.ions of the
arh;t-e'i9u lesty bat tween japan and
the Uuit, q states is being made by mail.
This unusual course has been adopted
for the purpose of preventing the incon-
veniencts of bringing Baron Takahirs,
the japanese ambassador who is absent
for the summer, back to Washington
merely 10 sign the pspers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-08-28
The Persian Troubles.

Tehersn, Aug. 2S.-The seed of revo-
luton sown 10 Tabriz is bearing bloody
fruit all over Persia and today Shah Ali
NJ RIA faces the alternative of cOnvokiug
parliament, in accordance with his
promise, or yielding his crown.
Inability to crush out the rebellion Of
couttitutonslists in Tabriz, which has
ragged Internationally for months, has en-
coumged uprisiDgs all over the country
and practically the whole Of Persian
Kurdistsn is saame with revolt with
the Shah pOwerless to stop the onward
sweep.
The repor ed capturs Of KermaD,s city
of so, 900, by the revolutioDists, was con-
firmed in messages received today, which
tell of the crushing defeat Of the Shah's
force in a battle 10 which a thousand
we're killed and wounded. The leader
of the constitutionslists has set up
government and will ignore the Shsh's
authority until parliament is reconvened.