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The Washington herald., 1908-05-30

Left on Philadelphia, 6; Boston, s. Bases
on balls-Of Young. ?; of McQuillan 2 Struck out
BY Young >; by NfcQuillan. l. Two-base hit
Doolin. Three-base hit-Knnbe. Sacrifice hit-Jack-
itsch Stolen bases-Titls. Magee. Osborne. Brans-
Aeld Doolin. Umpire-Nr. O'Day. Time Of game
hour and IS minutes. Attendance-3.463
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lVual baHe-AaIhS " u. NNCtnl S. AZ 1nlr-
teepth and d streets northeast 1870 a. m.
In the closest and most exciting game
Of the year, St. Vincents downed St.
Joseph's yesterday in a nine-inning con-
test. 5-1o l.
Both Symanosh and Wooden. the op-
posing twirlers. were in splendid form.
Wooden pitching exceptionally brilliant
ball, allowing only four bingles. two Of
which were scratch hits. and tanning
seven batsmen. st. Vincents won in the
ninth session by a base on balls, q
double, and a timely single by John
Smith. II. Rogers made several difficult
catches Of hard drives. Score.
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PInr Twenty Innings.
- % ~ Washington HeraId.

OItlIaI % Iut washington HoraId-
Lawrenceville, n. j.. May 29.-The Law
renceville club won hair-raising game
here this afternoon from Mercersburg in
the twentieth inning. Both teams played
fast and snappy ball. The score was 3
TO 2
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MATHEWSoN WINS GAME.
Ginnts' Star TVvirIer Holds Brooklyn
to Four Singles and No Runs.

New York, May 29.-Needham's two
bagger. following Donlin's single. won
to-day's game for New York at Brooklyn.
There was nothing wrong with Mathew
sons pitching. for he held Brooklyn to
four singles Score.
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SPORTS HERE TO-DAY.

Baseball-Washington vs.. Allentown,
Union Park. at 1870 and SD O'Clock Com
mereial League. E. J. Murphy vs. wm.
Hahn Co: ". B. Moses & Sens vs.
Woodward q Lothrop. Marquette League.
Marines vs.. s.. ViDceats'. Eastern Buds
vs. Eastern Empires. National Park, O3O
q. N.
Golf-Aliddle Atlantic tournament Rr
Chevy Chase
Tennis-Tournament at Bachelors' Cub.
Athletics-Preston meet at National Park
al go O'Clock.
Aauatics-Canoe Club regatta on Upper
Potomac.
Harness horse races-Brishtwood Driving
PARK.
Cncket-washington Cricket Club, Chevy
Chase Circle
Shooting-Shoot al Analostan Gun Cluh
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PHILLIES SHUT OUT BOSTON.
McQuilInn Pitches Fine Bali, Hold
ing the Visitors TO Two Hits.

Philadelphia, May 29.-The Phfltes shut
out Boston to-day, 10 0. McQuiIlan
pitched fine ball, holding the visitors to
two hits. Young and Ferguson were hit
hard. Score:
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PIRATES DowNED AGAIN.
Reds Win with Campbell, Former
Pittsburger, in the Box.

Pittsburg. May 29.-Pittsburg received
another rap to-day. this time at the
hands OF Cincinnati. who defeated them.
to /. Campbell, who is a Pittsburger.
had the locals completely at his mercy
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Left on bases-New York. }; Philadelphia. Q First
base on balls-Of Manning. &. Of Vickers. l. Of
Carter. !. Struck out-By Manning. &; b. Nickcrs.
!: by Dygert, 2 Three-b base hit-Davis Two-base
hi;s-Ball J. Collins Plank. Sacrifice hit-Chase.
Stolen bases-Niles. Bau., Conroy. Nichols. Z.
Cillins. Wild pitch-Vickers. Umpires-NesSrs.
OLoughlin and Egan- Time Of game-2 hours and
) minutes.
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iroughOut the game. Attendance. 2.1ol

First base on baIs-of Willis. !; OF Cannitz, 81;
on Campbell, l. Struck out-By Camnitz Z; by
Campbell, 5. Home rIn-HulSwitt Threo-base hit
-Lobert- Two-base hits-Ganzel. Kane. Sacrifice
hit-Cemnitz. Stolen basc-Lohcrt Double play
Wagner to Abby 70 Kane. Umpire-Mr. Emsiie.
Time Of game-l hour and IS minutes
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Lett on bases-New York, 6; Brooklyn. 5. Base
on balls--Of Mathewson. /; of Rucker 3. Struck
out-By Mathewson. s; by Rucker, & Two-base hit
Needham. Sacrifice hit-Seymour. Umpires- Messrs.
Rigler and Ruddeham Time Of game-l hour and
Is minuea Attendance. 1000
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SECOND CANE

Loft on bases-New York. 6; Philadelphia. g. First
base on balls-0f Lake. /: OF Schlitzcr. 3. Struck
out-By Lake, 3; 10y Schlitzer 5. Three-base hit
f. Collins Twobase hit-Bal. Sacrifice hit-E.
Collins Stolen bases-Hartsel Davis Umpires-
Messrs. OLoughlin and Egan. Time Of game-l
hour and 50 Nninutes. Attendance. 5000
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BANDITS IN EIGHTH
Timely Hitting Wins from
Allentown Outlaws.
.ATHERTON MAKES STAR PLAY

yOne-hand Catch I'm Last Inning by
Veteran RObs Visitors of Long Hit.
Washington Had Gnme Won Until
Error, with Two Out, Allowed
PennsyIvanians TO Tie the Score.
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CHESTY CUBS AGAIN LOSE.
Let the TaIIenders WaIIOp Them in
EIeven-Inning Battle.

St. Louis. May 29.-St. Louis won this
afternoons game from Chicago after it
had gone eleven innings. 4 TO 3.
Raymond's single drove IN the winning
run. which came indirectly through an
error by Stelnfeldt Score:
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ELIZABETH LANDS GAME.
Philadelphia Drops Contest by Poor
Work I'm Field.

Elizabeth. May 29-Seven errors lost for
Philadelphia here to-day by 10 s. Gold
STEMS catch Of a foul ball was the fea-
ttlra Score.
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STANDING OF TIE TEAMS.
sPecIal % Tho washinrton Henld.


Boston. May 2S-Sweeping through a
double-header against the Red Sox in
championship style. the Nationals to-day
accomplished a feat that has not been
equaled by a Washington team in several
seasons by winning their nth consecu-
tive victory
Although Washington clubs have been
visiting this city for many years. no
team from the National Capital ever put
up a better exhibition Of baseball than did
the players in charge Of Joe Cantillon this
afternoon.
While charged with two errors. the
fielding OF the visitors was well nigh
faultless. and in timely hitting they
equaled the work of any club that has
appeared here since the present race
started. Local fandom was fairly aston
ished at the work Of the Nationals. and
hardly recognized the visitors as the same
aggregation that proved comparatively
easy for the Red Sox in the opening series
last month
The locals were simply outclassed. out
helded outhit. and oytgeneraled. The
McGuire's men did not have license 10
win either game at any stage. and while
the second game was not decided until
the ninth inning, the Nationals exceIled
in every department and fully deserved
the victory-their fifth straight in four
days.
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Eaned nlns-BTo0klyn, y keaqing, ), Fnsf b8so
on hall--OH Campbell. l. os Nor~, 3 Struck out
BY Campbell. q by Nops. T. Home runs-Reisling.
Murray. T,yo-base hit-Vinson- Stolen base-Ra-
dolph Double play-Reisling 20 Miller 70 Holly.
Umpire-llf. COlum.
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Eastern Buds vs.. Eastern Empires

I bustern BUDS rs. Enstern EmpIres.
The Eastern Buds and the Eastern EN-
pires. the latter the strongest eolored ag-
| gregation in the city. will clash at Ma
! tional Park this morning at 1920 o'clock.
A good game should result.
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READING RETURNED WINNER.
Takes a Fall Out of Brooklyn Union
LeaEuers.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Reading. May 29-By timely hitting
Reading won from Brooklyn here to-day.
10 p A great One-handed catch by
Rudolph was the feature Score:
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STANDING OF THE Tr.,rs

Frank Shaughnessy' triple 20 the right
field fence, with a man on first followed
by Atherton's single 10 center. gave the
Bandits two runs in the eighth inning
and caused the defeat Of Allentown az
Union Park yesterday by to 2.
In the early innings the game was
rather tame, being simply a pitchers
battle between Topham. OF Wasbine4or
and Mckay, Of the visitors. In the latter
half there were plenty OF features. in
cluding long hits and fast fielding.
With the score 2 to in favor OF Wash
ington at the beginning OF the eighth
Donovan the local second baseman. boot
ed chance and allowed one Of the Penn
syivania players 10 score from third.
This evened up the score. IN their half
the Bandits gave an exhibition of hitting
that made the crowd happy.
Topham in Form.
Iopham, one OF the new pitchers. tuy,-r-
ed a creditable game, and for five innings
let Inc visitors down with one hit. In rba
sixth Allentown got one clean drive and
beat out two infeld hits, but after this
Topham settled down and would nor bavo
Oeen scored upon again but for an error.
washington made the first run IN tba
lhlrd. when Burke was safe on a delder,s
choice' and counted on Shaughnessv,s
double to center Three singles nerte6
Allentown one In the sixth. and in the
eighth Hart, for the visitors. tripled and
crossed the plate on Donovan's boot
IN The eighth Burke forced Corners ~
second and the catcher completed the CIR
cuIO When Shaughnessy pasted one against
,HS .. Ilsht neld fence for three bags
1AIlIel .I Ton 5 single scored Shaughnessy.
N 'i,e nlnth inning Atherton made the
most brilliant play OF the da,, - ,--o
after long run, he fun,ned o. -. .,15-'
one-hand catch Of a liner fro-1 Na..o- '.-,luo
sons bat III ~ -eI-
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Are you reading the Sunday Sporting
Section Of The Washington Herald? II
leads them all. Up to the minute IN ell
the sports
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Left On bases-Cleveland. a. st. Louis. s. First
base on balls-Of Check. l; off Powell. 2 Struck
out.-By Check, l; by Thielman. !; by Powell. 10.
Two-base hits-Stovall, Williams. Sacrifice hits
Laioie. Jones. Double play-Hoffman to HartzeI
Umpires--Messrs. Hurst and Evans. Tine Of game
u hour and 20 minutes Attendance, 3l74.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Philadelphia, 81 Boston, o.
81. Louis, 4; Chicago, 3.
New York, 1, Brooklyn, o.
Cincinnati, 81 Pittsburg, L.
To-DAY,S GAMES.

Zach club plays two games)
Chicago at st. Louis.
Boston at Philadelphia.
New York at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at PittsburE.
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The second Game.

Washington scored one run in the sec
ond inning Of the second game on Pick
ering's triple and a single by Street The
visitors scored two more in the fifth on
singles by Mcbride, Shipke. ind Ganley
In its half Boston also made two runs.
Wagner singled. and after Burchell and
Donohue had been retired, Mcconnell fol-
lowed with a hit. scoring Wagner. Nc
Connell scored on Keeley's wild throw to
first on Lords bunt
In the Boston half OF the sixth. Gessler
led Off with a three-base hit and scored
on Unglaub's single. Sullivan sacrificed
and Unglaub scored on a passed ball. In
the seventh. Washington made two runs
Shipke was passed, Clymer batting for
Keeley. was safe on his bunt; Milan
sacrificed. Ganley's single scoring shipke
and Patten, who ran for Gates.
In Boston's half Thoney was sent in
TO bat for Burchell and singled; McCon-
nell sacrificed. Thoney stole third and
scored on a squeeze play Lord doing the
blocking.
Winter shut out Washington in the
eighth. but they got to him in the ninth.
Shipke singled. but was forced by Hughes.
Milan got in a safe bunt. Ganley and
Delehanty followed with singles. scoring
Hughes and Milan. It was here that
Winter had his run-in with Connolly.
Glaze went in and prevented further run
getting.
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sncclal 10 Tho Wnahinrtan Hernld

Cleveland. Ohio, May 29.-Terry Tur-
ner Cleyeland's clever shortstop. prob
ably is out OF the game for this season,
at least. An osteopathic physician to-
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3. First base on balls-On Morgan. /
Struck out-By Morgan, 3; by Gates. l.
Home run--Cravath. Three-base hits
Ganley. Milan. Sacrifice hits-Ganley
bic plays-Griger 10 Wagner; Street 10
Altizer Hit by pitcher-By Gates, l.
Wild pitch-MOrgan. Umpire-Mr Con-
molly. Time of game-1 hour and "a min
utpg
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To-DAY's GAMES.

Each club plays two Enmes)
Washington at Boston.
ChicngO at Detroit.
Philadelphia at New York.
81. Louis at Cleveland
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Earned runs-Elizabeth. i: Philadelphia. L First
base on balls-Of Somers. 2: of Boycc. s. Struck
out-By Somers, l; by Boyce. G. Two-hase hits
Rothfuss o., Luystcr. Stolen bases-Goldstein, Roth
fuss. Wagner King Umpire-Mr. Latham.
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FIVE STRAIGHT WINS
FOR THE NATIONALS
Double header for Cantil-
Ions Men at Boston.
RED S0X SIMPLY oUTCLAsSED

First Game Comparatively Easy, but
Second Is Not Won Until the Ninth
Inning, When Two Runs Are Made.
Fifth Victory I'm Four DRys-DOzen
Hits Are Made on "Cy" Morgan.
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To-DAY,s GAMES.

(Each club plays two games1
Allentown at Washington.
brooklyn at Reading.
Philadelphia at EIiEnbeth.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

Washington, 3j Allentown, 2.
Elizabeth, Z; Philadelphia, 5.
Reading, Z; Brooklyn, 2.
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The Score.

"Batted for Burchen IN seventh. bat
ted for Donohue in ninth. 'Batted for
Glaze in ninth.
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Young Pitchers Sent In.

Realizing that his young pitchers might
stale Tor want of work. Joe CantiIIon Sc
lected Eli Gates and Bert Keeley 10 do
the twirling. While he did not consider
the outlook for two victories hopeless the
Washington manager would have been
well satisfied with an even break. depend-
ing on Tom Hughes and Charley Smith
10 take both games Decoration Day.
Previous 10 to-day Gates had done moth
ing Of especial note. but the manner IN
which he moved down the Pilgrims wouId
indicate that he has a most promising
future. EXaCtly three hits, all of which
were made before the game was half
over, was all the damage Boston could
90 with the curves of the little West
erner. and II was only a roundhouse bit-
it-if-you-are-lucby swipe by Cravatb IN
the fourth inning that enabled Boston 70
escape a shut-out
Whlle unable 70 equal the record of
cafes keelcy pitched grand ball for four
innings in the second game. but a wild
throw made by himself. proved his IN
DONG. In the fifth the Sox got q connie
OF hits and then Keeley picked up tba
pan and made wild throw. allowing two
runs. with this misplay much OF the
cunning OF the former Chicago sen,I-pro
seemed TO desert him
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GanIey Scores First Run.

In the first game neither side scored
until the fourth inning. For Washing
ton, Ganley drove liner over Gessler's
head for three bases. After Delehanty
had flied TO Gessler, Pickering rolled a
grounder which either Mcconnell or
Unglaub could have taken, but neither
did so, and Ganley scored.
Boston tied the score in its half on
Cravath's home run.
Washington scored again in the sixth.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.
Washington, 81 Boston, L.
Washington, ~ Boston, 3.
ST. Louis, IL Cleveland, o.
New York, 6J Philadelphia, ..
Philadelphia, 1 New York, o.
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
ST. Vincent's Take Exciting Game
from st. JOseph's by . TO 4.
STANDING OF THE. TEAMS

To-day's game-Marines vs.. ST. Yncent's. at Thir.
teepth and d streets northeast. 1880 a. m.
The Washington times., 1908-02-19
Comes Raging From
the West, to Seize
Gotham in Fierce
Grip.
Binding Snow Greatly
ImpedeS Traffic, and
Ties Up River
Steamers.

NEW YORK, Feb. I9.-The blizzard
reported to be one Of the worst in years.
which has been raging IN the West,
struck New York early toduy. The
storm aEted shortly before daylight.
and fous inches OF snow had fallen in
as many hours, without any sign OF
abatement
Traffic IS greatly impeded. The local
trolley and Il" service is running with
aut regard 20 schedule, all incoming
trains ere late. and the swlrlIng fakes
blinded pilots On harbor and river craft
greatly hamperlng their vision and max
ing it extremely dangerous for these
craft 10 MAKE their slips Ocean liners
are being heid at tho Hook. and all OF
the sound boats were late IN arriving.
series OF accidents marked the
storm pr0grt s.. MANY persons slipped
on the snow-cnvered paveIuents and
the ambUlances were busy answering
calls 70 attend 10 sprained ankles or
broken limbs
AS the storm grew worse the street
cleaning department ordered the men
having snow contracts 10 start work
at once. Hundreds OF the unsmployed
oesieged the agencies ready for work
soon after the storm started.
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TWn1Qn S Name
Used By SuindIer
To Lure Victims

Senator Tillman called the attention
OF the Senate today to a swindling
scheme with which his name has been
used. He said:
Mr.. President, in the last three days
my attention has been called to a very
adroit scheme Of swindling in which my
name is used as a decoy. Letters have
come 10 me from Connecticut, WiscCn-
sin Virginia, and Michigan, indicating
the widespread manner in which the
sWindlers circulars have been sent out.
This circular declares that 1 have
taken eleven quarters or Oregon land
Tor myself and my nearest relatives.
AS a matter OF fact, / have not Invested
] one cent nor have / located a single
quarter section for myself or anyone
nv attention was directed 10 these lands
last September, and i began to investi-
gate the present tenure and method Of
purchase. Finding the situation 10 be
as IL is, l have introduced the resolution
here directing the Department of Justice
10 take steps to restore these lands 10
the public domain so that purchasers
can buy them. That is all
IT will state further that I have
called the attention of the PostOffiCe
Department to this sWindler ana asked
that a fraud order be issued. / make
this statement on the floor of the Senate
for the purpose of warning the people
OF the country 10 keep them from being
inveighed into sending money for the
purpose of playing this game
The Washington times., 1908-02-19
MONOPOLY LOSES
FIGHT IN COURT
TO REOPEN CASE
Chief Justice Shepard
Denies Motion of At
torneyS for Gas Co.

Chief Justice Shepard. OF the Court OF
Appeals, has denied the -d0tion OF tne
attorneys for the Washington Gas Light
Company for the amendment OF their
recent opinion and judgment 50 as to
show an express disposition OF an excep-
ton and motion The attorneys for the
company sought 20 have the case re-
opened f0g This purpose
They fled a motion 10 strike out so
much or the respondents return 10 the
rule % show cause as refers TO the pro-
ceedings in the Supreme Court OF the
District on the petition Of the George
town Gas Light Company because the
same is no part Of the record in the
matter OF the application of the Wash
ington Gas Light Company
1T Is argued" says Justice Shepard.
tn denying the motion, that because no
express disposition was made Of the
exception and molten, that fact may
cause a writ Of error from the Supreme
Court of the United States, that has
been applied for, 70 be dismissed be
cause a part OF the case remains un-
disposed OF. We think there, is no sub
stantial ground for such an Epprencn-
sion. The case was disposed of on its
merits, and the final judgment thereon
carries with it all incidental questions
The Washington times., 1908-02-19
Chosen rs
Alone Enjoy
Day of Slash

In WasblaRton's entire population
there are ~ men VINO are Re- joIcing at
the weather. These are the fe5 who
were put 20 woTk this morning 10 clean
The cutters. Crossways. and sewer traps
Of the sticky. muzhy, chilly mess that
lay abo-t the streets. They get paid
for showing the slush into unfrequented
corners ard leaving IL there TO die a
natural death.
The weather man IS an optimist. else
he could never survive this day. At
3 a. N. nature succeeded IN deceivinc
Washington into the belief that she
was going &c furnish one Of her good
winters II showed dur
ing a good portion of the night and at
chilly dawn there was an excellent
imitation Of a real snow scene upon the
ground.
Washington accordingly bundled up
warmly. forgot it's umbrella, wore it's
derby. and sailed forth to meet the ley
cold. Then Dame Nature suddenly re-
verscd the switch OF turned on the
wrong lever ard a moist. sticky rain
started IN 20 reduce everything and
everybody TO "a damp. moist, unpleas-
ant body
According TO the weather man, wash
mgtOn viii skate 10 work tomorrow. He
says that 1t Is going to take a drop
about midnight and things viii freeze
uU.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

The storm of Tuesday has reached
northwestern Ohio. ana SHOWS and
rains continued generally from the Mis-
sissippi valley eastward. Heavy snow
fell in the upper Mississippi valley. the
southern upper lake, and western lower
IokC region In the West the weather
was fair. except on the north coast.
liz Is mUch warmer in the Middle and
South Atlantic states the upper Ohio
valley. ana the lake region, colder vest
Y ard TO the mountains and warmer be
--ond. Freezing temperatures occurred
lguite generally In the interior of the
VEST Gulf States.
AS the precipitation cf the last twenty
fdur hours was mostly in the form Of
snow. the flood situation in the Ohio
t-aIeIy has not changed materially The
river is stlll rising below the mouth
OF The Great KanGwha river, and pre-
,-io5Is forecasts remain unchanged
There viii be rain tonight in the South
Atlantic States, followed by fair
weather Thursday. Ia the lower lake
regiCD. the upper Ohio valley, and the
Middle Atlantic states there viii be
snovy ton .ght and Thursday. In the
CuIf states the weather VIII be fair.
u viii be ccs siderablv colder BY
Thursday evening in The East and
Scl,h. and colder tonight ia the West
Gulf states followed by rising tempera-
turS Thursday
Steamers departing today for Eu-
ropean ports Will hav. brisk 20 high
southeast 10 suuthwesteTlv winds. with
snow or rain to the Grand Banks.
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Terrific Storm
Sweeps Chicago;
Many LiDeS Lost

CHICAGO. Feb. I9.-With ten inches
of snow on the level. drifts in many
places ranging from three to six feet,
more snow falling and a stin gale blow
ing. Chicago today is facing the worst
winter conditions OF many years.
Today reports of great suffering were
received from all the police precincts.
scores of aged and destitute seeking
refuge from the storm IN the police
stations.
Two tugs were ice-bound of Waukee-
gan when the storm was at its height
last night, One OF them. the Anstach.
was pounded 20 pieces and sank with
two of the crew. Two section hands.
blinded by the snow, were run down
by d train on the Wisconsin Central
railroad and fatally injured.
The Chicago and Northeastern and
Rock Island railroads were forced to
stop all traffic. The Illinois Central
suburban service is almost out of bust
Tess. Street car service is badly de-
layed. 1t is estimated the storm will
cost the city in the neighborhood of
$3.50 Geo or $500 0O0
The Washington times., 1908-02-19
NOT A SUICIDE,
NAVY BOARD SAYS
OF STEVENSON
Declares Young Marine
Died in Effort to Save
COmrade.

NEWPORT, r. l.. Feb. I9.-That Pri-
vate Benjamin c. Steenerson, Of the
Marine Corps, son of Congressman
Steenerson of Minnesota, who. with his
comrade, john M Mcintosh, was
drowned of a tuBboat IN Narragansett
bay last Sunday, did not commit suicide
and had not been drinking. was the re-
port of the naval board today
The board learned that Mcintosh fell
overheard, and the tug turned around
ana searched for him twenty minutes.
Steenerson. thinking he saw his COM
rade's body, reached out for il, ana,
Ioosing his balance. fell overheard. He
tried TO reach a life buoy thrown toward
him, but the buoy drifted away and he
sank.
T2anresentAtive Steenerson, who Is
here. agrees with the board. and has
exonerated the crew Of the tug.
The Washington times., 1908-02-19
KAW CHIEF, WED21 TIMES,
DIES AT AGE OF SO

ARKANSAS CITY. Kan, Feb. -
Wah-Shun-F Fab. chief Of the Kaw In
dams. was found dead yesterday near
the home Of Rufus Testate. with whom
he lived.
The chief attended the Kaw payment
and received his portion OF tribal funds.
He drove home late in the evening. Il
is supposed ne was stricken with heart
trouble.
Wah-Shun- Fab was lightweight years
old and chief of the Kaws since 1875.
He moved with the tribe from Kansas.
Tie always said Senator Curtis Of Kan
sas was his grandson.
TIE chief WAS a snreWd Indian. He
was married twenty-Oac times, but none
CT his wives survive him.