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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-24

John Tabor, arrested some time
ago near Gilt Edge, Mont, for the
killing of Daniel Rowan, was SEN
fenced to life Imprisonment last
week at Lewiston, Mont. The men
engaged in a quarrel about herding
sheep.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-24
Young Girl Meets Death.

Rushing about to complete her
childish tasks in anticipation of a
farewell party planned at a neigh
boris in her honor, little Martha
Carlson, of Alder Grove, near Fern
dale, Friday evening fell into deep
we'll on her fathers ranch and was
drowned.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-24
Burned to Death.

Mrs. Mary B. Pearce, aged 10,
was burned to death Monday night
at Tacoma, caused by the upsetting
of a lamp. Mr.. Pearce was unable
to rescue his wife, being driven back
by the flames, and her body was
consumed in the building.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-24
Gets Big Damage Verdict.

Frank Harrigan, formerly con-
ductor on the interurban railroad,
has been given a verdict of $500
in the federal court at Tacoma on
a personal injury suit. In getting
off an interurban train he had his
leg and knee so badly smashed that
amputation was necessary
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-24
Affirns Damage Case.

The supreme court has affirmed
the judgment of $4,000 damages
allowed against the city of Seattle
in favor of the Manhattan Building
company in connection with the re-
grade of Olive and other streets. The
company appealed, deeming the al
lowance too much.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-24
Printer Commits Suicide.

James M. Page, a printer, who had
been employed in Chehalis for about
three years, committed suicide by
drinking carbolic acid at the home
of A. w. Routson, his uncle, with
whom he lived
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-24
Two Boys Are Missing.

Calvin Cleary and Clarence Ditz,
two boys of Palouse, left their homes
last Saturday night and have not
been heard from since. 1t is believed
they ran away. They had talked OF
joining the navy and it is thought
their destination may be some re-
cruiting station. Policemen at vari-
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-24
Hearing is Granted.

Gov. Hay granted a hearing Fri
day to the attorney for Thomas r.
Steaga1l of Ellensburg, who is fight
ing requisition. He is wanted by
Illinois authorities for alleged de-
sertion of his family.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-24

Mrs. Potter told the convention or
ladies that her doctor said that good
coffee properly made would not hurt
any one. She said to buy Folger's
Golden Gate whole roast. have the
grocer grind 1t at home.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-24
Sentence COMMITTED.

The sentence of death imposed on
F. o. BRIGHAM for wife murder was
committed to life Imprisonment by
Acting Governor Hay on Monday.
Evidence showed that generalization
was lacking.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-24
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FIRST CLASS SPRAYER for sale.
Inquire Phone GIL. tt
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-24

with the prison clerk. When the
search was made last Tuesday an old
negro was forced to cough up 85
cents, which he had in pennies and
nickels concealed in his mouth.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-24

S. F. Gilman returned from
business trip to Ephrata this after
noon.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-24

Tribute from Mexican Night Owls.
There is a funny old custom In
the City of Mexico which entities the
janitor, or portero, of lodging houses
to collect a few cents from any tenant
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-24

Gus points have been given their
description.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-24
SPRAYING IN CITY j

SPRAYING IN CITY LIMITS
HAVE AN equipment and am now
ready to do spraying in the city.
Call w. ]. Crow. Phone 1912.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
BASEBALL NOTES
AND COMMENT

Mullln gets the credit for the victory.
How many more2
Nationals move on TO Boston, where
they open up to-day. Here's hoping they
do little better.
Lelivelt, the yOungster who played cen
ter field for the Nationals. looks like q
comer.-New York Mail
Griggs IS making good IN the outheld
for the Browns. The late minor Lacquer
IS hitting the ball hard and timely.
The Boston Americans have signed Out
fielder Duffey Lewis. OF tho Oakland, CAL
club. Lewis Is now on his way East.
Never has there been suoh a public
demonstration against the unpires as has
been noticed Of late all over the country.
Dutch Schaefer was the man with the
trUsty stick. The club Jester contributed
four Of his teams blngles. Crawford
failed to connect
II took twelve innings 70 decide the
game between the Maps and Champions
yesterday. Naturally. things broke the
way OF the Tigers.
Lee TannehiI is playing shortstop for
the White SOx. The veteran viii have
a hard time getting back his old job az
third. at the rate Purten Is going.
The White Sox more than made up for
past defeats az the hands Of the St
Louis Browns by walloping the lads
from the SHOW me" State 10 the tune
of Is TO g.
II took one Of Connie Macks recruits
to turn the trick against the Red S0x
yesterday. Collins was the hero with
mighty clout that resulted IN i 70 o
victory for the Athletics.
The directors OF the South Atlantic
League met in Augusta. Ga. Thursday
and decided 10 end the present season
Saturday night, and TO start a new sea
son Monday, July 3. The Charleston fran
chise, which was turned over 10 the
league several days ago, was transferred
% Knoxville and al other games sched-
1led TO be played with Charleston win be
played IN Knoxville.
Baseball players and other friends Of
Charley Jones, the former Cincinnati and
Boston left Fielder, and Ia his day one OF
The most popular OF bail players now a
resident OF New York City, who has been
incapacltated by age and indrmiJy. have
combined 70 raise a fund sufficient 20
afford him care az a sanatOrium until be
shall have recovered. A picnic and base
bah game have been arranged by the
committee. 10 be held at South Beach.
Staten Island. n. y.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
HAMILTON RESULTS.

FIRST RLCE-Three-year-old and upward: sell
ing. One mile Sbcre Lark, 95 chandler, to J.
wen; Cannie Maid. lG lNcIntyrel. 90 TO- second
Caper Sauce. 100 n. Reid). 20 ], tird. Time.
la. Only three starters
SECOND RACE-FiYe furl0nss. LADY Sibyl. Il0
o. Reid z % /. Won; Fair Louise. 10 ~. How
ard. 90 3 second. Winter Day, lf5 lHatCul--.I ,
80 10 J. third. Time, 1NL Dolly 8laddis Calei0n
Maid. Jolka. Lady Edna, Chiffon Queen. Daisy
Garth. Polly Lee and Josouo also rzu-
THIRD RACE-SN furlouEs. Personal. 81
CDegerichl, 20 !. won; Pinte ia lprest0nl 20
10 second; MAY LVtz. l02 lkemedyl 3 10 !. third.
Time lI4. Bndoon. DARK Night. and steel also
rau-
FOURTH RACE-Fire and one-haH furlougs
Edgely. 100 ~. Reidl 20 3 won; Uncle Jimmy
Graz, los Brooks, 20 I. ssc1ud. DebWgoo 10
lHowardl 90 % l. third. Time lU. Al Busch
Dorothy Webb Royal Oak, seusnade, LOYAL Maid
Waahau. Mapleton. james B. Brady and Security
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Five and onc-haH fUrl0nss. Lit
tie Usage. ll2 D. Howard. 20 !, won; Goily Ding
III llettigl 20 ! second; St. jeanne. l06 Devgr-
ichl, % 9 third Time, la5 IS. Occidental
Temmeraire. Os0rine. Sudeunan, Jennie Wells and
B0tanist also ran
SIXTH RACE-One and ons-sixteeuth miles
John Carroll lT Preston. 6 90 s. won; Strome-
land IS ,Kennedyl. 10 l. second; Desperate. l02
CNcIntyrel. IS % l. third. Time. 1.i6 3-5. Arabia
Clning Be Thankful, Paul Ruina-t. and Nibick
also ran
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
GOSSIP OF THE BOXERS.

Gunner Moir. who went down IN
hurry before Ian Hague. is after a return
match with his conqueror.
Tho bout between Sailor Burke and
Frank Klaus, in Brooklyn, has been CALI
ed or
Harry Forbes is after Monte AtteU
rather hard So is Jimmy Walsh for
that n'- er, U.th chances OF the latter
getting the Californian for another bat
tie
Jhnrly Lotus, who went 10 California
with Leach Cross. will remain 70 traln
Young Corbett for the latter's fight with
Johnny Frayne, which takes place July
Il.
John A Ferguson, known pugiHstIcaUy
as Sandy" recently fled voluntary
petition in bankruptcy. with Liabilities OF
$S,2S5-z5, and no assets. The specihca-
tions in the schedule indicate that much
OF the money was borrowed.
Gus Gardner, the veteran light-weigbt
has been secured TO meet Paddy Lawn
in place Of Jimmy Clabby. at Terre
HaUte, Ind, tonight. Young Donohue was
wiling TO meet LAWN if the bout was
postponed for a week.
Stanley Ketcheu announces that IN the
event OF a victory over Papke next Mon
day he viii box Jim Flynn at Los An
geles July H. and then rest until October
when he hopes TO meet johnson. Reports
from San Francisco state that Ketcheu
is already within pound OF the weight
agreed Upon for Papke.
Bat Nelson. IN commenting on Paczey
McFarland's announced reason for shelly
ing Harry Gilmore as manager. said: so
lie says he quit Gilmore because he was
unable to get a match with me Wen. 7
would rather match with Gilmore. his
manager. than with any one else Gil
more has done a lot for Packey and
guarded him carefully from defeat. The
trouble with Pacl<ey is that he can't
make the lightweight limit. and I'm not
fighting weIter-weights get That's the
reason he doesn't get on with me. Let
him make l33 pounds and he'll get a
match fast enough. Furthermore. III
bet 5000 against $3.50. with winner take
all II Mcfarland so wills"
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
stops Portsmouth's winning streak.

BattGiss-3foser and Pratt; Otsy and Aluns0,
UmI,re-Mf Mac.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
PLAY SLOW CONTEST.
Commerce and Labor Trims Com
mtSsiOners in Departmental.

In a long drawn-oUt struggle. Com
merce and Labor defeated Commission
ers in the Departmental League yes
terday. Is TO s
Al Handiboe. OF the Laborltes. opened
the game with clean drive for three
bases through center. Barnes walked.
and Kinney followed with a two bagger
scoring Handiboe and Barnes. Kinney
later Tailed on Rapp's single through
second
The winners scored twice IN the third
and fifth. and. after Menefee and Bal
zer had been franked in the sixth. Handi-
Doe filed the sacks with a blngle. Man
ager Shoemaker then broke into the game
with a clean drive over second for two
bases.
The Commissioners did most OF their
swatdng In the opening rounds. Hurley
making a homer in the first inning with
man on second. and consecutive hit
ting by MOoney. VIII Handiboe. Hurley.
and Morse. adding three more iu the SEQ.
ord
Barnes, OF the Laborites. kicked so
strenuously on the umpire's decisions IN
the nth, that he was benched. and II
took the advice Of a Eood-natured copper
to queu the disturbance
Menefee caught well for the Labor lads
while Hurley and VIII Handiboe plav-
cd a good game for The losers Cerr4.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
LOCALS MEET PETERSBURG.
Classy Picked Nine Expects to Dor
bIe Scalp virginia Aggregation.

Manager Leapley. Of the fast 1s0S ST
Joseph team. has recently completed ar
rangements whereby he VIII play a
.doubIe-header Monday. July 5. az Peters
burg with the strong professional nine
OF that city. The games viii be called
at 10 and 2 o'clock respectively. Many
star bah tOssers have been added TO the
roster. and Manager Leapley intends 20
return with a double victory
Manager Blankenship. OF the Virginia
OUTFIT has made vast preparations for a
large attendance az esch performance,
as people from the surrounding country
are sure 20 witness the contests. The
locals win leave Sunday morning ever
the Atlantic Coast Line for Richmond
where they viii spend sunday afternoon,
and after having supper viii continue
20 Petersburg The following comprises
the washington outfit.
HandihOe or KnOckey and Olsen. bat
teries; Draeger, Carrick. Moves and
QuantriLle inhelders. and Kicker. Timber
ger, and sab. IN the outfeld-
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
HOTEL LBMB0RN.

Qcesn ed Nauia-j ave. A--zic CITY. y. J
Elevator 90 s--eel lcI1. rul-ls ECle win p-iFau
ha-zs JULIA A. MILLER
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
POTOMACs HAVE TRY-OUT.
Crowd Watches Senior and Junior
Crews in Practice Spin.

Time rows ruled at the Potomac Boat
Club yesterday afternoon. the object be
ing to get a line on the strength Of the
crews that VIII probably be sent 10 the
races at Philadelphia next Monday.
large crowd Of followers Of the club
waited on the bridge 20 witness the trial
spins, and We're highly pleased with the
work OF the crews. The men seemed 10
row together with the knack Of veterans.
and there were comparatively few
bitches
No lefnite information was given out
by Coach Dempsey as 10 his plans for
Mondays regatta. The veteran oarsmon
stated that no decision would be reached
until this evening, after the crews had
been put through another practice spin.
one thing is practically certain. however
and that is that the club viii be repre-
sented
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
TWO GAMES At BALL PARK.
Returns from Washington Boston
Game VIII Be Displayed.

IN addition 20 a double-header game
between the Washington Giants snd the
Piedmonts (colored) az the American
League Park Monday afternoon. July 3
at o'clock, the returns from the Wash
ington-B Boston game. at Boston, wiz be
read by innings from the scOreboard on
the grounds at Seventh street and Florida
avenue.
The Piedmonts have been playing real
baseball this season. and VIII doubtless
glve the local Giants two games OF un-
usual speed. The fact that a special wire
from Boston viii give the returns Of the
game between the Nationals and the Red
SoX adds interest TO the afternoons pro-
EInmme.
The gates viii open promptly at I
o'clock The prices are 10 be Of the pop
Ular variety. with a special admission
price Of . cents
The Washington Giants represent the
SOlored Professional Baseball Association.
which includes the Cuban Giants, the
Cuban Stars. of Cuba. the Philadelphia
Giants. the Royal Giants, the St Paul
Gofers, the Chicago Leland Giants the
Baltimore Giants. and the Harrisburg
GIantc.
Air Sctley. the umpire OF the Capital
City League. viii ohiciate at American
League PARK Monday afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
SANCTION GRANTED BY A.A. U.
Bloomingdale A. c. Will Have
Charge Of Races.
Plans for Joint Celebration by Citi-
Eens OF BIOOminEdaIe and Eek
ingtOn Nearly Completed.

Plans are nearly completed for the big
celebration az McDevirts Field on July o
and from present Indications Independ-
ence Day should be a big one for the
citizens Of Bloomingdale and lexington.
The races IN the morning are caus-
Ing much comment among athletes in the
northwest section. and the race for The
Herald trophy win undoubtedly prove IN
teresung, as large entry list is snuai-
pated-
All the races wiz be held under tbs rules
OF The Amateur Athletic Union. sanction
having been granted the Bl00miugdale
Athletic Club 90 pull OF the meet This
viii be a great boom, as many Of the
best runners have been holding back
fearing 70 enter q meet that was not
sanctioned
Al 70 a. NJ. q three-mlle race VIII be
run, with valuable cups and medals as
prizes 90 the winners, and for the best
time made. These prizes ere now being
specially made FOR The Herald by r. Har-
ris s. Co, local jewelers. This run VIII
start az Rhode Island and Lincoln ave
nues, south on Lincoln avenue 10 Quln-
cy place west Ic North Capitol north
on North Capitol 10 Bro0k-and. south
on Michigan avenue 20 starting point.
This race viii be followed by a one
mile event, over part OF the same course.
for boys up 90 fifteen years Of age
Valuable medals and prizes VIII bc Of
fered for this event also. The winner 70
set a gold medal donated by Capt c..
Eugene Edwards A ban game win fol-
low between Advent and Walach teams.
Of the Independence League. after which
a pie-eating contest wiz close the morn
ing festivities.
AT $50 ?. n. there WIN be a number Of
running races for boys and girls Of ell
ages There viii also be sack races.
three-Iegged races. potato races. egg
races. wheeIbarr0w races. Sc, for all OF
which prizes VIII bee offered Al 4:55
another scheduled baseball game VII be
played between Manhattan and Advent
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

Il 10 10. third. Time, I9T 10. Amanda Lee. Eva
Tanguay Pinkard Autumn Rose, Ora Dale, and
CGntscl also nm
THIRD RACE-One aud oneeighih miles.
Ouaeea. l0s (Taplinl tc /. won; Lubin, 100 Mar
Tin 10 l. second: Winning Star l04 lBurasi 20
10 l. third Time IS 25 WATSON. Miss Cg7lw-
fore. j. C. Ore. Listerine. and Moscow Belle also
ran.
FOURTH RACE-Six furlOngA Madnan. g
Tapliul 20 s. won: Charlie Eastman, 10 lLeel.
Z to B. second; Tom Holland. IS sBranuonl. 70 ].
third Time. liz 3-5. Palo Alto. Donna, and
Hiram also
FIFTH RACE-One and OneSiIteon1h miles. Or.
Bardcy lis CLoel. l5 70 5. won; Snin. loz Martini.
6 20 J. second; Gruonbudge. lCl tCobumi. 10 20 l.
third. Time I'D rs. joe Rose Font. 81. AulairU.
and AdDl0nitOr also Tan.
SIXTH RACE-One and one-eighth miles Hans.
I0 tAnstinl b J. won; BelleTiew. IL lrap,inl,
10 J. second. Yanen 100 lCoburul. = 90 I. third,
Time. 15Z Carew. Alma Boy. Lille Tuner, and
Mamie AlgOl also ran.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
- Echo ID.

Glen Echo Park viii have an excellent
programmc for Tomorrow and Monday in h0nor Of
Independence Day. Walter ShaE. acting manager.
has contracted for a number NJ features which
should make The tW0 DAYS pa ITl-tTCaEC7E
In The Hippo1roma there win D. q series 1f free
perforu1ances beginning on tie hour. Tomorrow S
IrograIme In the playholse wiL De suitable Tor
the sabbath while on Monday representati0ns n
famous ur0ductons VIII b. shoan. Tie siaphithel-
ter has a capacity II ZOO.
Il has a creek running through the ceutcr of IT,
and with its facilities fCr ventilation Is regarded
as the coolest place % be- had abogt Washington.
There VIII D. free dancing iu The big pavilion.
boats wli be iu commission Cn she canal che Dip
and an the ether famous atfractons cf Glen Echo
VII pe IN molten. and there VIII BE- fun IL plenty
fer men, women, and chila-eu-
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Capital City Leagne-Marines. z; Brookland. s.
Departmental LeaEls-COmmeTce and Labor. IS;
Conlfni issionels, s. Post-Of1ce. s. Truas1Ty 2
Marquette Laagce-O -OOngTessionals g; Blooming.
dale. .
sunday school Leagae-Ninth. 10; ST. Panl, =
Independence League-Manhattan. l6i Wallach
Suburban LaaElo-WOodbUn. ID BriEhtEood
r Il Y. n O. A Lesgne-Station. 8: Shopnen
O. (Eorseited1
Bankers Leagae-Anerican Security ard Trust
Company L3s American.
ColoVed Departmental Leagae-Wsr ard Nav, 4:
G. 2. o.. G.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

Special % The Washington Heruid-
Richmond. Va, July Richmond won
from Portsmouth to-day in a slow and
featureless game The score was 3 TO /
Both pitchers allowed seven hits Rich
mond made her first run in the fourth
inning. putting two men over the home
plate. Portsmouth looked as though It
would tie the score, but only worked one
man home. In the sixth inning Rich
mond made another run and Portsmouth
continued the game with more OF less
listlessness. Score;
Richmond --.-.-.--.... o 0 Is
Portsmouth .--.---.--- 0-I : 1
Batteries-Messitt and Bussey: Cowan and Harnn-
ton Umpire-AIr Evans. Tine q game-I hour
ana s MINUTES. Attendancc-30o-
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
LATONIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Six furlonEs. De1terine N7
iNcGeel. 10 70 l. won; Fannie lCS walsh. g 10 8
second: Sinfrun IO3 lAustinl. 30 70 7. third. Time
IliS5. Sinlorg. Bald Hazard. Mimic. OdiD. Orlet
Rush Mason. Harry Summerield p. J. Mccarthy
Lcamence WoodRitch. Goldman and Pyro also un-
SECOND RACE-Five and one-hah furi0ngs.
Baniyos IU BIartinl 70 10 l. won; Redeem. l01
lAustinl % Q second; Mae Henley. l03 lTaplinl.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

New York, July 2-The long expected
coup with Beauclere materiaIized at Sleeps
head Bay to-day, when the Salvador gelding
showed a startling form reversal and won
the Cleaning selling event, one mile and
a half. turf course. For several weeks
the paddock sharps were whispering 10
ore another about Beauclere, but nobody
caught a glimpse OF the high sign from
Owner Coulter. BeaucIere ran in the
rucK several times with a little boy
named Lynch IN the saddle, aid the wise
men were perplexed- But just before the
race to-day the bee began 20 buzz.
This is the day" said a well-knOwn
turfman who is always in the know.
Coulter has his friends here and Beau
clere Is ready"
Little Lynch had the mount, and when
he began to move Up with him the geld
ing caught the paoemakers IN jiffy. and
then with a world Of speed he rushed
home from them and galloped home with
six lengths TO spare. Bonnie Kelso ran
second
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
GAMES TO-DAY.

Capital City LeaEue-G. 2. o. " G. A. O.
Departmental LeagBe-Two postponed games,
sunday School Leagu0-Langdon "a Peck.
Marquette League-Postponed game.
Iudependenee Leag1e-Niuth ". TWirinS.
Suburban Loagus-T6kona ". Parkv4ew.
T., K Y, ~. O. A. Le8gle-B. 4 o. Vs Southern
Bankers LesFis-Ame Security and Trust -
Washington Loan and Tust.
COloned DeIarmsntal Lsagle-InteTicr Ts. En-
craving and Printing
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

Lex on bases-Ccrlnerce and labor 2. Con-
miszionas. H. Bases on baus-OF Raizs- A. -
Moo1ey. 5, or W. Haudihoe. 9 Innings ritcbed-
By BalzeT s. By A. HaEdiboe. s: by AIooncy. 5:
by W. Haadiboe. 3 Hits made-On Bai1e- s. on
A Handl5oe ); OF Mooney. 6; OF W. HaudIboe.
3 Struck out-By Balzer. p bv A Hsudisoa &,
By Mooney, Z. Home rIn-Hurlcv T7reebase
hits-A Handiboe. Barnes. Kinney. Tro-base hits
--shoe1nacher, Kinney, Evans. Sacrifice hit.-A
Hsnalole, kinney, BruuIer. Thomas Camelear
stolen hlses-Stoemacher Barnes. FIrnev 49,
t2'. Brunner. Rapp 90. w. Handiboe. Hur-ev
Hardins- Hit by pitchCr-By A. Haudihoe 1 Ir1,-
pire-NT. Collih0Wcr Tine Of EEmo-2 hours al
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
Rroker,s YacIt 90 at AuctIon.

New York July Lindsay Russell.
receiver Of the failed brokerage firm Of
Ennis & Stoppani, to-day sold at public
auction the yacht Ignita, owned by
Thomas A. Ennis, senior member Of the
firm OF Ennis & Stoppani This yacht.
built four years ago. at a cost oe $1,000.
was bid in for 5000 by c. H Stetson, Of
Philadelphia
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
HARVARD VS.. YALE.

Final Baseball Game of Series In
New York To-day.
New York. July Harvard and Yale
baseball teams VIII play OF their lie to-
Dcrrow afternoon az the Polo Grounds
The ancient rivals win face each other IN
battle array al 9 O'Clock A battle royal
IS expected. and the contest VIII be an ap-
propriate climax 10 the intercollegiate row
ing races during the week. Harvard won
the first game by 8 score of 60 . IN
eleven innings. while Yale retallated late
Saturday by shutting out the Crimson by
1 20 O.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
H0TEL Savoy

II TIE most popu-lr Cke.sea district ore bIocE
irin fenaH1e1 Hoe. Cce'ses aud near ui iiioui1iar
l---- N--t note. directly 90 tle Ccea1 fro1t. win
lol lll c3-1 sel-Eare- BATHS and r-u-ing water IN
~ rplr-s et moderate r-res- ElcT1tor 10 s-rc-rd
u----ls- clell1- 10 eally boxers. S--8 weekly "
NJ EfI.ER G KLEIN.
The Wiltshire, qFS 21Ss A5I 57s FHE o,.l555, 5EAE
oce1n- C'Eu--Ey. 80. Eleu-
t1r steam beat large SOD psr-r; zl-res WITH bah
ard every c-lTerie1cs. bes- cIisl-e and seTice-
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The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

Norfolk. Va. July Norfolk again
found Lynchburg easy. winning the third
game Of the series. 3 10 l. While Moser
was hit hard. errors by Lynchburg gave
Norfolk much help in the run column.
played in a hopeless spirit
from tho start. Otey was invlncIbIe. save
in one inning. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

on bels-Of Kuightol. , Struck out-By Knighton.
p, b. Carroll Home r1n-Ilupert Two-boss
hits-F. Thompson. Meredith ", Osborne. AiIlsr.
sso-cn hases-1lchniEht. MlleI, Th0nusln. Umpire
Mr. b1yua- Time of clne-l hour and 50 Minutes