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The Washington herald., 1909-07-20
BANKERS. LEAGUE.
HYATTSVILLE THE VICTOR.
Beats Olympic A. c. with Crippled
Lineup, : 10 g.

Hyattsvilie. Nd. July D.-Hyattsville
presented a weak lineup against the
Olympic Athletic Club Of Washington
this afternoon, and defeated the visitors
by the score Of S 10 4. II the eighth in
ming the Wsshingtcnians scored three
runs on two hits and two errors, mingled
with some inside ball.
MacNeil. FOR Hyattsvillea cracked the
ball for a homer, a two-base HIT and a
SINGLE. while George Leakin connected
for a fOur-sacker. Belts, for the visitors.
was knocked out I'm the fourth inning.
and Smith finished the game. Land. for
Hyattsville. pitched a good game. striking
out twelve OF the visitors and allowing
six safeties Scnre.
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CARDINALS WIN FIRST.
Take Sixteen-inning Game from the
GInnts-Shut Out in Second.

New York, July l9.-The Cardinals beat
the Giants In the sixteenth inning OF the
first game to-day. Honey made the
rounds in the sixteenth on being hit by
a pitched ball, an inheld out, and Ten
ney's muff Of a thrown ball. Harmon
pitched fine ball The Giants won the
second. Scores:
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AMATEUR LEAGUES.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Capital City League-G. P. o. rs. Columbia A. O.
Departmental League-Commerce and Labor rs.
War
Sunday School Lcague-Hamline IS Ninth.
Marquette League-St. Martins vS CongresSionai
Indrtene-zce Lcarue-Alanhattan " yaIlnch
r. Z. Y. NJ c. A. L~Vgue-Trainnen vs. b. & o.
Suburban League-Petwprth rs Parkview.
Coiored Departmental Lcague-War vs.. NaTy.
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First ba.s on -Bughtwood ?: Tskoma L
Lett on hases-Bnghtwood, 6: Takoma. g. First
base on balls-Of Barnes. /: of Judd. J.. Struck
out-By Barnes /; by Judd g. Bulk-Iudd. Two
base hits Setz, Ahalt. Sacrifice hita-Gravcs Guide
Ahslt. Howells, Barnes. Stolen hascs-Ahalt Scitz
o. Bergman, Barnes D0nney Brown. Roberts
Doube plays-Ahalt tunassis'edl: Donnelly 70
Hobbs umpire-Mr. Finnesan. Time Of game-l
hour and % minutes.
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GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
ST. Louis ut New York.
PittsburE at Philadelphia.
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The Montclair Cubs. one OF New Jer-
sey's fastest colored semi-professional
teams. will stop IN Washington on their
return from a Southern trip August Z.
g. and 3. They would like to arrange
games with first-ciass colored OF white
teams for those dates. re Washington
Giants, Eastern Empires. and Market
House preferred. Address challenges to
Al Neal. II William street, MontcIair.
N J.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20
AGGIES STILL ON TOP.
Walinch Tribe Tries to Puncture
Their Won Column, hut Fails.

The Asgies won an interesting game
yesterday in the Independence League. de-
feating the Wallach aggregation, 6 10 5.
SeahOrn and Lynch were the opposing
slabnen, and both pitched good bail
throughout the game.
Priest, OF the winners. and Bennett, OF
the losers. played sensational ball, while
Lynch accepted six hard chances without
an error.
The batting OF Wetzel was the feature.
Score.
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'Batted f0T Schlei IN The BiIteenth.

So, Louis. o OI0 1000 0 -
New York l o 0 o 0 0 0 0 O-s
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Left on hases-Philadelphis, ? Pittsburg 3 Two
hasa hits-Magee o.. Titus Wilson. Gibson. Sacri-
hce hts-Wagner Camnitz. Double plays Maddox
N Wagner 20 Abstein; Grant lunassistcd) Bsrbehu
10 Abstein. Stolen hasss-Magec. Grant BateA
Struck out-By Moron. 5. hy MADDOX. l. Bases on
halls-Oh MaddoI. Umpire-Mr. Klein. Tme
q Eame-l hour and 3 minutes Attendance, 90
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Home runs-MacNCil and G. Leakin. Three-bass
hit-Hartley Two-base hits-8iacNe1I. Goebeli Hit
By pitcher-Dodgc. Hartley G.. LeAkin. Wilson
Double plays-Lesh to Hartley 70 MacNcl: CASSIDY
% Allen TO Goebel: Smith 20 Dodge 20 Allen. Struck
out-By Belts. .; by Smith. I; by Lash. = Bases
On balls-Oh Belts. 2. of Smith. 2: OF Lash 3
Stolen bascs-Anen Hartley p. G. Leakin. Gait
Iits-Of Bets IN % innings; OF Smith. IN
i-3 innings. Left on bases-Hyattsvile, :; o. A.
C.. I. First base erro-s-H yattsvilie, 3. O. A.
C., ? Umpire-Mr. Burgess. Tine Of game-l hour
and 3 minutes
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LELIvELT LOSES FIRST.
Tigers Recruit Pitcher Unable to
Win Against HiKhIanders.

Detroit. Mich. July 1s.-Figuring that
this was the time and place 70 try out
his latest pitching recruit, Jennings sent
Lelivelt 70 the mound to try and make
II three straight from the Yankees. but
Wilson. who has been a thorn In the
champions side. despite one bad inning
pitched his team to a to 3 victory
Score:
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YESTERDAYS REsULTs.

Capital City Lengle-Brentwood, 7; Marines. 1,
Departmental League-Interior. 6: NAVY. 5
Marquette Leagle-Pensioa Bureau. s: Blooming
dale I.
sunday School LeaEue-St- Paul 8: Peek. l.
Independence bcaEue-AEEies s; Walaeh. &
Suburban League-Woodbum- 6: REED, 2: (for-
feited to o.. Brightw0od. Z : Takma
r. 4. Y. N. c. A. Lesgae-Statio s; shopmsn
l. forfeited 70 o..
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First base BY error-Navy. 2; Iutcrior. G. Lot
on hases-NaTy. !; Ints-ios. b. First base on bqus
on NaEdHer p OF Carroll 5; % Lynch. /
Innings Titchel-By Carroll &: By Lynch. s. Bits
oh Csroll. ]; on Lynch. . Struck out-Ry Van
diver. 6; by Carroll. 8; By lynch s. Thrre-bass
hts-Rarrhar-. Carroll Sacrifice hits-Iulien. Bald
win, Larulart. Stolen bases-Carr Beuner Nrlli-
gan. heyser. Gemmell Duganne. Erwin. Julien
Double pls-s-EUFn 20 Julien. Hit by pitcher
fBy Nardivgrl Can. Passed halI-Afsckesv IN
Vre-Air. Belts Time Of Eane-2 hours and min
ufr1
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ST. Louis
Phnadelphii
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First base by eTors-Peck. 1; St Paul. e Let
on basoa-Peck 8; 81. Paul. T. First base on
balls-On Greer /; or Murphy, /. of James. 4
Irrings uitched-By NorTis. IS; bJ Murphy. 5 Is
Hits mado-OH Norris. 1. OF MurpAy. 9: on Greer. 4
Struck o.t-By Norris 2; by James. s. Three-hass
ht-i'utton. Tvo-base hits-Broone Slack ".
Stolen hases-M -McD0nough. J. Mu-rhy. c. Evans c.i
McMogTis g.. Nalaer. Coleman Double plays-
Beal 10 James. McMorris % Be.ll. Hit BY pitcher
By James l. Umpire Mr.. Hughes. Tine Of game
l hour and IS minutes
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Flrst base on c-rrrs-Bre1twcod. / Marines. 4
Left on bases-Brentwood. :; Marines ? First base
cn holls-Of Ritter 5. of Sanders. .. Hits made
on Ritter II: OF Sanders. Struck out-By Ritter
8; hy Sanders ?. Two-hase hits-Hessler Amey.
Sacrifice hits-Riter Fields Stolen hases-Mc-
Carthy. McDonald. Double play-Beusse 10 Beriick.
Hit by ptcheT-By Sanders. / Umpire-Nir Par
son. Tine q game-l hour and 40 minutes
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Threebnse hits-PerTfng Lord. Sacrifice hit
Birmingham. Stolen bases-Niles, Mcconnell Bases
on halls-OG Hh0ades. 2 Hit by ptcher-By
Ahoades. Left on hnses-Cleveland. 4: Boston. 4
Struck out-By RhOades 2; by Liebharit 3 BY
Arelsnes 2 Double pays-Perring (unassis,edD
Warner 20 Mcconnell. Wild pitch-Rhoades. I'm
Tares-Nessrs KERN and Sheridan. Time Of game
hour and s. minutes. Attendance-lO5 SIS
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Forfeit in RaiIroad League.

With the score 20 l IN favor OF Union
Station. in the R. R. Y. NJ. c. A. League.
yesterday. the -Shopmen refused to play
any more, and the game was awarded TO
tine Station boys, 9 TO 0.
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TW0-bass ht-ScharfsT. Throc-base hIfs-Dcmnitt
KeinoW StADagc. CnEford Home nm-Cobh
Stolen base%-Ccbb Austin. Basa on haIls-Of
Wilson, g. Left on baso5-DetTOit 8: New York Z
StruA Out-By Leliyelt. 3: by Wilson / Double
pRys-StanAge (uBassiststl Moriarty 20 schaofer
20 Rossman ~ Mcintyre 70 Sthnnge Passed ball
-StaRagc. UmUirrs-Mo5srB. Connolly and Ecnn
Tine x gnmo-i hour and 5 rninutes Attend
encs-3a6l
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Left or baSes-Aggios. 4; Wsllach, 6. First base
on balls-Of SCahCrn. /. OF Lynch J. Struck
out-By Seahorn. = by Lynch. g. ThTce-base hit
Dodd. TwO-base hits-Lynch Bennet. Sacridcs
hit-Connover. Stolen bases-Norgan. Priest Van
dSrlip Hit by pdtcheT-By Seah0n. /. Wild pitch
Lynch. Passed ball-FoEler Umpire-Mr HGndl-
Doe. Time q game-l hour and 50 minutes.
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-Batted for Maddox In the Eth.
tBatted FOR Doom In the ninth.
-Ratted for MOrPn IN the eighth.
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Twohase hits-Mct artlv. Maddox. Mace Home
run Herman. Gilly. First base on baus-Burley.
J.. Cram. l. Left on bases-B. A. c. g: F. B. g.
Sacrifice hits-McGaun. Stolen hascs-Mess o. Nc
Cartiiy ~, Herman. + Mccarthy Struck OFT
By McGrann. s.; by Bpriey. g. Dousle play-BurIey
10 Harding Hit b. pitcher-By Brrlcy J. Passed
oall-Menefee Umpre-Mr. Myers. Time q game
I hour and s. minuteS
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20
ANOTEER FOR OXON HTLL.
Nose Out Pfscataw:y in Interesting
Game by o TO \.

Oxon Hill. Nd. July 12-Oxoa Hin won
a hard fought game from Pisca5away on
Saturday last . to S. The game was
featured by the excellent au-aroUnd play
Ing Of Rowe. for the winners, and the
batting Of P. Hatton. for the losers. w.
HattOn put Up n good game IN left Score
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20
EVEN BREAK AT CLEVELAND.
Maps Split DOubIe-header with the
Red SOx.

Cleveland. July 19.-Cleveland and Bos-
ton divided a double-header to-day. the
Maps taking a brilliantly fielded game
5 10 l. and the Red Sox taking the second
in a loosely played contest, to 3
Chech was knocked out Of the box in
the third inning, Collins finishing for Bos-
ton Score:
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NEW ENGLANp LEAeuE.

At Decentralization. g. Fsn River.
AT New Bedford-New Bedford, 2; Lowell ffopr.
teen innings.
At Lynn-Lynn, 4; Lawrence. l.
At Haverhill-HaVezhill. 8; Worcester. L
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

AZ Montreal-Blrst game: Jersey City. :: Mon.
,real. s. Second game: Montreal. 4; Jersey City.
At Observation-Disclosures. /; Buffalo, 2
At ToEonto-Newark. ;; Toronto. 8
Al Rochester-Rochester. 2: BaltimoEe. 8
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Ozneha-Omaha. II Denver. 4.
At Des Moines-Des Moines. 8: Pueblo 1
At Sioux City-sioux City. 3; Wichita. L
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Left on bases-st. Louis. 4: New York, Bases
on balls-On Ames 2 Struck Out-By Bschman. 2.
by Ames, g. Two-base klt-Deyn. Double NAV
Byrne (unasgisted). Umpires-Messs. Emslie and
Kane. Time Of Eame-l hour and % minutes.
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TIGHTEN THEIR HOLD.
BrightyyOOd Wins from TakOmn in
Suburban Circuit.

Brightwood defeated Takoma in a fast
game in the Suburban League yesterday.
Z to g.
Howell robbed Gude out OF a sure hit
when he ran back into short center and
pulled his fly down bare-handed. Barnes.
m the box for BrightwoOd, had nine
chances. 81 Of which he handled without
an error.
The hitting OF seitz and Ahalt were
features. Score.
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IWO-base hits-Sweeney, Paskert, DowneT, SucTi-
nce hit-Gasper. Double play-D0wrey % Hob
Bases on halls-Oh Brown. g.: Of Casper. I. Struck
out-By Casper, 4: b. Mattern. 2 Wild pitch
Brown. Umpire-Mr ODay. Time Of game-l
hour and 40 minutes. Attondance-l552
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20
REED FORFEITS AGAIN.
WOOdburn Then Wins Exhibition
Game Before Large Crowd.

Reed forfeited to Woodburn In the
Suburban League yesterday. and an ex-
hibition contest was played SO as not 10
disappoint the large crowd 'Woodburn
won. 10 ,.
Steele and Mckinney each made three
hits Score:
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IWo-bnSe hits-Mal0r, Q. Baden Tarec-basc hit
z. Hatton. HOME uIn-RJwe. First base on
halls-Od Rusk. /; OF Underwood. 5. Of Carico. .
Sacrifice hit-p. Hatton. Struck out-By Rusk 6:
by Underwood. 8; by Carico 3 Double ulay-Rowe
70 MAJOR. Passed hall-Blanford Wild pitches
Cnrrn Tmrire-Mr Caricn
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At YOrk--Johnstown. 9: York. 4.
At Lnncaster-AltOOna. ]; Lancaster. G.
At Reading--wi ;; Reading. Is
At Trenton-Hauisburg 3: Trenton, 4.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE,

At New Haveil-Bridsepost, 2; New Haven. g.
At Northampton Northampton. I New Britain. 2
Al Observation-Disclosures 6: Springfield, 4
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STILL IN THE LEAD.
Pension Bureau Defeats Blooming
dale Athletic Club.

Bloomingdale dropped another game in
the Marquette League yesterday. Pension
Office defeating them. 10 1. Home runs
BY Herman and Gnly were features
Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Augas,a-Augasta. 4: ChattanoogA. 10
At COlumbia-COlumbia. s: jacksonville. 2
At Columbas-Columbus. ?; Mnoon. l.
At Knoxville Savannah, 4; Knoxville, q
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20

TWO-base mt-BaL Home r1n-Bali ssCTince
hhs-Hinchman. PCuine Mcconnell. Stolen bases
Hirchman. Mcconnell Bases on balls-Of Young
/; OF Chech. J.. OF Collins /. Hit by pitcher By
Young. /: by Choch. l. Left on bascs-Cleveland
/; Boston. T. Struck out-By Young 3: by Chech.
/; By Collins. Double play-Cons 70 Stahl.
Triple riay-Ban unassistedl. Passed ball-Dunohue.
Umpires-AIassrA KERN and Sheridan Time OF
game-i hour and 81 minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20

Twobase hits-Williams. Baker. Home run-Davis.
Sacrifice nits-Oldring Griggs Double plays-Nicb-
oils 20 Collins 10 Davis: Thomas TO Nicbolls
Struck out-By Graham. 6: by Coomts, Z Left on
bases-St Louis. 8. Philadelphia G. Umpires-
Messrs. O'Loughln and Hurst. Time Of game
hours and 10 minutes
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ATHLETICS IN NINTH.
Batting Rally In Final Session Gives
Victory over Browns.

St Louis July 19-Philadelphia won
this afternoons game on a batting rally
in the ninth. to g. Davis tied the score
with a home run. and a double by Baker
and a single by Thomas drove IN the
winning run Score.
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NEW YOaK STATE LEAGUE.

At Binghamton-Albany. 2; BinghamtOn. O
At Wilkesbaue-SyTacuse. 3; Wilkesbarre. s.
At Elmira--Troy. To- Elmira. O.
At Scranton-Utica, 2: Scranton. L
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T,wo-hase hit-AlcKinney. Three-hase hit-Steele.
sacrihcs hit-Steele. Stolen bases-Stoele. Lord
Riston. Thorras Hiser. Double pay-Alayue to
Nau % Causey left bases-Woodburn. s. Reed
8 First base on halls-0f RstOn !: OF Jones. L
Struck out-By Jones. 9; by kiston. . Passed ball
Geibel Umpire-Mr. Stevenson. Time Of Fame-I
hour and minutes
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Left on basesr Chicago. 6; Brooklyn. 2 Bases on
halls-Of Brown. 2; of Rucker. 3 Struck out-By
Brown 6; by Rucker. 2 Sacrifice its-Sheckard.
Schultz, Tinker. Double play-Brown to Tinker 20
Chance Umpires-AIessrs Rigler and Johnstone.
Time 0f game-l hour aud 20 minutes
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+Batted FOR Groom In the sixth
Weshington....... 0 0 OOO2 O. ,
Chicago. 3 1 0 06 0 x-12
Two-base hits-Browne, Parent. Pitch
ms record-Oh Scott, 1 run and hits in
hit IN 2 innings: or smith. / run and I
hit In IL innings; or Groom. runs and ?
hits In innings: of Hovlik 3 runs and
hits In inning: OF Witherup. rms
ana j hit IN Innings. Sacrifice hits
Dougherty, Unglaub White. Struck ont
b. Scott. s: by Smith. /; by Hovlilr
!; by Groom. 2; by Witherup. /: bv SlJt-
Ter, 2. Bases on balls-Off Groom 2. of
Left on bases-Chicago. s; Washingto1 &
hit by pitcher-By Scott !. Umpires~
Messrs. Perrine and Evans. Time Of
Eame-2 hours and u minuteA
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Loft on bases-St. Louis Z; New York g. Bases
on balls-Oh Raymond, 7. Struck out-By Har.
mon. 5; by Raymond T. Home rIns-Delehanty
Mccormick. Three-base hits-Evans. Doyle Ray
mond TwO-base hits-Phelps Schlei Stolen bases-
Delehanty HulsHitt Tenuey O'Han. Double
play-Eihs TO Kennsy. Wild pttoh-Raymond. Hit
By pitoler-By Raymond !. UmUires-Meszrs. Kans
and EmElis Time Of game-2 hours and 50 minutes
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-07-02

who have had much to do with lepers.
However. as rIl eleven of these per-
sons stood the meteorological test.
which IS now considered infallibIe, all
of them have been released. They
viii be kept under an unObtrusive sur
veiIiauce. II meet the possibility that
the disease may again develop in them.
1t seems. however. hardly likely that
it Will, esnae tally In view of the fact
that of seventeen released from the
settlement il 1902 on a similar exam
inatiun none of them has ever devel-
cped evidences Of the disease.
OF the eleven persons released ten
were Hawaiian men and boys and one
was Portuguese woman 1t is one
II the strange contradictions OF human
habit and teI.'erament that of these
eleven released from lifelong exile
eight have already petitioned the board
Of hoa'th II be allowed to return to
the settlement and live. Familiarity
with the disease has SO hardened them
10 It's horruyS tlEt they seem no longer
to have any fear Of it. and the COM
Portable, easy life led there by the
leDers, supported by the government
and rot confined within Enclosures and
with no Indications Of restraint except
those Of illimiJable sea and unscalable
mountains. appeals strongly as against
the outlook Of wrestling a scanty sup
port BY hard lab0r-Hmolulu HawaiD
Special Cor New York Post.
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-07-02
MISS ADAMS AS JOAN OF ARC.
Features of Her Play Given In the
Harvard Stadium.

Fifteen thousand persons saw Maude
Adams play loan Of Arc in the Har-
vard stadium at Cambridge, Mass,
the other night. There was a support.
ing company Of 2csl. and the produc.
tioH was OH 4. huge scale. with fiocks
Of sheep and growing trees and ca
thedral rs big as the average church.
A special electric light plant had been
installed and set forth the stadium in
a brilliant light.
The performance was for the benefit
Of the Germanic museum at Harvard,
and tickets with a face value Of IS
were scTlped for 500 A literal trans
Iation of Schiller's drama was used.
The play began. with Joan a pastoral
maid and led in order through all the
chief events of her life and finally
showed her dead in the cathedral
The serfs ard Wallets were played by
Harvard students! regiment Of
state militia marched and fought as
archer5 and. snearmen in the French
and English armies. Horsemen from
militia batteries rode in the coats Of
mail of five centuries ago. Duels were
fought, and the great size of the nat
ural stage lent impressive realism to
it all The words of the actors were
heard throughout the stadium. and
there was tremendous applause when
Miss Adams came out on a milk white
charger. There was a noisy demon.
stration also at the end of the perform
ance, which lasted three hours.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-07-02

student, with an accurate mind anu
Weti tAeu@sl out conclusions, yet has
time to be serene and 10 take - whole
view of life. He IS sprung from d fam
lily that goes back to The days Of the
Mayaower and is himself tie father
Of seyeg Of whom his proudest boast
is that tlcy .are not a biemi@h
Rather inspiring type, is he not,
tlis man WAC has brought the sugar
trust to its kaees and is now en-s-c1
in strai-h-au.lg out the Philadelphia
traction muadle? He is clear cut and
by his laeou.. statement Of the manner
in which Le had laid the sugar trust
evidence batrve the last administration
and urged Ii to prosecute under the
criminal clause Of the antitrust law.
That sugar affair is a story in itself,
one that would require more than oue
newspaper gaEe adequately to tell, bur
in brief may be summarized as fol
lows
How Sugar Trust Removed Rival
Ado,ph >.gaI an Austrian promoter
and dreamer Of dreams, got iHto the
sugar refinery habit-that is. he would
build rcaucries for the trust to buy
out and shut down. Finally he absorb
cd the old Pennsylvania Ssgar Rein
ing company and built big refinery
in Camden. n. J. About that time he
needed q million dollars, or q million
and a quarter. to be exact, and tried to
borrow Of some Philadelphia friends
Enter at this point Gustav E Kissel,
a benevolent New York gentleman.
who told Sagal that there were plenty
of New York dollars that We're simply
yearuing to he loaned out, and why
should he bother with these Philadel-
pLil persons? This sounded to Se@aI
like ready money. and as that was
what he wanted, AMI wanted right
away. Kissel was taken on promptly
and with joy when it came to the
matter of collateral security our New
Yer; cash proposition was not quite 81
benevolent as he at first appeared. He
wanted not only the first mortgage on
a big hotel of Segal's. but-and this
was more important-the bonds. stocks
and voting control of the sugar rein
cry As poor Segal still had to have
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-07-02
/. PUZZLE /. LE22lST
G-3g-T OF RE-EXA.si,'ATi0H.

~-~r.r- r- r. -yRreis'- -f~.i.
w. -1''''.''''t' = 80
H-- Been Ce-f--c5 L-osrs and Had
-s Fem -eo 10 Twenty Years n
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----..--. ,--:-,-....
--~'1'F
T. l.ura-t. after aU. ,nran.e. or have
a.a raF 81 and .a.9sca. p,.
eE.a m trs. II taa Gt.ea l. ia t.,.r
h..1 t .u .ao pas. rg Itsal#l4
,.". ai tsa .t. E.i .ncr settlement
/. t1a Ha-rfl- islands.
Yae-e lid f.uy lavc ieau raised br
s@e auta. al. ~ ah. rayNamiaatlau .yf
rl.saa pagr.-s. each # whom hal in
.. rrsr faat ~ .r..Ia rerar asl Bio
eraar fl 9 .Ea tntvo-ty years in tie
'a..no#at. THa ra-gzaminariuus wuse
G. .g tha most eminent rata..a-
aI 1aoters. -ists ia tAc islands
sn- ,f:u.u vas ur. Walter ur.ueEer-
-. g-u vts sent ta IIraoEu'u Us
the su-. "a general ~ tho T-r'tsd
earaz rar., years aro to study The
. disease and ff possible to discover
rura
Nineteen more persons f~arl tha set
clement ara ~ na braryhr to Honolulu
. In D., r7-crar..n.41 "a Determine vhetb-
.r ttrv ara r.-r laucrs
Targ, denominations were made
nus--'r IN q visit +, tra satrrar,art of q.
r,a5.rf-.a. az rho Ia-is1atrrs of ua.
v-,}, y~bar f-s- f- e.e.r-r THIS cor,
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.s, - -.... < 81 i,,..i-,lgr 10,
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-07-02
Probate Court Sessions.

.e---..s- aF THE FEHntTE COURT EuG
..~.-l-r oE E--.N $50. E.. E..4 as
l4ssa- The scar
#.. .ll- .r Ear .-r.rH.- .. t'-e -H..r.H
81 s e; February. Hn. l.- ar-t -r.a..a. .
-a1-srlH-r l-.i l....-..
-.a-.-l iu tIr arter..-.u at eaeh g. .r#
.s...aE-
.-4-44ugu the ar-t Atga3ay- el April rr#
Z. aHHHall oa ths -s., saturday a. s.r
30.
--.,4. sessions viii De h-'3 e. amy -.. -
.-- Fl. -lri.t by agreement.
. -H.-algstiHn- aIl-l--e.l tu q $751;
&C. SECS. q GuiitEa.l Hl.t -......
HERBERT N- EI.A...
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-07-02

FoIey's Honey and Tar not only stops
chronic coughs that weaken the consti.
tuition aud develop into. consumption,
but heals and strengthens the lungs. 1t
affords comfort and relief to the worst
cases of chronic bronchitis, asthma, hay
fever and lung troatle. Johu W. Thurs.
ton