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Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE

NEW YORK, July 3.-Philadelphia
twice outplayed the locals today and
captured d double-header by the scores
of to and to 0. Scores:
First game:
Philadelphia 5, hits 10. errors 0.
New York ., hits 2, errors 2.
Batteries-Morgan and Livingstone;
Warhop and Sweeny.
Second game:
Philadelphia Z, hits -, errors 0.
New York 0, hits g. errors 0.
Batteries - Coombes and Thomas;
Manning, Quinn and Sweeny.
CLEVELAND, July 3.-CleVeland de-
feated Detroit today. Score:
Cleveland 4, hits II, errors 3.
Detroit I, hits Z, errors 0.
Batteries-Young and Easterly; Null
lin, Works and Schmidt.
CHICAGO, July 3.-St. Louis made
1t four victories out of five games by
defeating Chicago 4 to in the last of
the series today. Score:
Chicago 0, hits 2, errors 3,
ST. Louis A. hits 10, errors 2.
Batteries-Smith, Burns, Scott and
Payne; Dineen and Criger
BOSTON, July 3.-Boston took two
games from Washington today, the first
to 4 and the second to l. Scores;
First game
Washington 4, hits 10. errors 8.
Boston 6, hits II. errors 2.
Batteries-Tannehill and Street; VOL
ton, Ryan. Arellanos and Carrigan and
II. Donahue.
Second game:
Washington 1, hits 4, errors 1.
Boston s. hits IA, errors 8.
Batteries-Altrock, Groom, Gray and
Street; Arelanes and Donahue.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04
YOUNGSTERS WINDUP
TRAINING EFFORTS
Webster and Frankie Sullivan viii
Fight Twenty Rounds at Hunting-
ton Beach Pug Shed To-
morrow Afternoon

The only boxing contest in Southern
California for the Fourth will be that
scheduled at Huntington Beach for
July 8, in which frankie Sullivan Will
meet Danny Webster, the local feather
weight, in a twenty-round battle. The
winner of this bout will go after the
title of bantamweight champion
claimed by Monte Attell, as both can
make the figure at which he fights and
both are anxious to meet him. The
two men will wind UP their work to-
day, Danny working at the Boyle
Heights Athletic club and Frankie fin
ishing with Wolgast at Jack Doyle's.
Webster is confident he will win, and
his camp men say he is in good shape.
The lads will meet at the beach at noon
tomorrow to weigh in for the fight.
There Is every indication that a big
crowd will be on hand to witness the
scrap, for July is a gala day at
Huntington Beach, and requests for re-
served seats have already been large.
Women will be admitted If aCcompa-
MED by escorts. Special trains will be
provided and will be sent out from the
Pacific Electric station every twenty
minutes, the round trip rate of 80 cents
having been fixed
Jimmy Austin, the Los Angeles splin-
teTWeight, who has been putting up
winning fights recently, will meet Kid
Curley, the Long Beach pride, in the
ten-round semi-windup, Jimmy came
through a tough battle with Red Cor
bett of san Diego Friday night with
out a scratch. He should have had a
draw with Corbett, who outweighed
him by fifteen pounds, but the San
Diegan got a home" decision, and af-
ter fast battle Jimmy had to take the
wrong end of it. He is in great con-
dition and promises to give Curley the
fight of his life tomorrow.
In the siX-round curtain raiser Herb
White will meet Kid Martin at six
rounds. Tommy Walsh will act as
referee.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04
WALKER BEATS AMERICAN

LONDON, July S.-The amateur ath-
letic championship meeting held at
Stamford bridge today was interna-
tional in character.
NJ. j. Cartmell, university of Penn
sylvania, succumbed to r. E. Walker.
the Olympic champion, in the 100-yard
dash, who beat him by one foot. Rob-
ert Kerr, the Canadian runner, was
third. Walkers time was 10 seconds
fiat.
Cartmell. however, had his revenge
i'm the 220-yard dash. He beat Kerr by
three yards in % seconds fiat Haley
of the Horn Hill Harriers was third.
No records were broken.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04
STATE LEAGUE

OAKLAND, July 3.--After shutting
out the visitors for six innings Hen
dersOn became unsteady and let three
men cross the plate in the seventh,
San Jose winning the game. Score:
san Jose 3, hits ;, errors ..
Oakland 2 hits 8, errors l.
Batteries-Logan and White; Hen
dersOn and Hunt.
SANTA CRUZ. July 3.-San. Fran
cisco forfeited the game by a score Of
8 to 0, the trouble arising in the third
inning over close decision at the home
plate when Croll was declared out.
Croll was ordered from the grounds and
refused to leave. The umpire ordered
the game forfeited. Score:
Santa Cruz 3, hits 9, errors 2.
San Francisco 0. hits 6, errors 4.
Ratteries-Hopkins and DashWoo1 ;
Cooper and Bliss.
STOCKTON. July 3.-Good pitching
by Durham won both games for the
home team today. In the first Durham
has outhit, but won easily. In the sec-
ond game he had all the best Of it and
won to 1. Scores:
First game:
stockton 4, hits 8, errors 3.
Fresno /, hits 10, errors >.
Batteries - Durham and Frambes;
Forester and Kuhn.
Second game:
Stockton ?, hits 6. errors 0.
Fresno 1, hits 6, errors /.
Batteries -- Durham and Frambes;
Forester and Kuhn.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04
RESULTS AT LAToNlA

First race, 51s furongs-Judge Walton
won, Martin e. H. second, Brevite third;
time / :07 3-5,
Second race miles-Azo won Stone
street second, Maid Militant third; time
3:28 20.
Third race, furlongs-Melssa won. Rich
ard Reed second, zeola third; time l;lS 80.
Fourth race 1-16 mes-Zienap won,
Old Honesty second, Albert Star third; time
1;45.
Fifth race, 5lk furongs-Calash won,
Frank c. Hogan second, Betting Lester
third; time 1:07 80
Sixth race, l mile-Right Easy won, sor-
rowful second, Roseburg IL, third; time
/: 40 2-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04
RESULTS AT VICTORIA

First race, Az furlongs selling-May
Pink won Auburndale second, Escalante
third; time :55 1-5. Jockies Alarie and
Brooks fell, but neither was hurt seriously.
Second race IA furongs, purse-Binocu-
lar won Virgie Casse second, Lewiston
third; time "a 1-5.
Trird race, selling-Adena' won, My Pal
second, Mitre third; time LA
Fourth race furlongs, selling-Emma
c. won, Albion H. second. Illusion third;
time 1:16.
Fifth race, furlongs. sellng-Aristotle
won Forest Rose second, Thurbet third;
time /: 20 is.
Sixth race, 6 furlongs-Roalta won, Bur
leigh second Barney Oldfed third; time
1.l5 Is,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04
JACK JOHNSON INTENDS TO
TRAIN FOR KETCHEL FIGHT
Galveston Wonder Rents Cottage at
Cedar Lake, Ind, for Sum-
mer Work

CHICAGO, July Slack Johnson re-
turned to the city yesterday, and will
depart next week for Cedar Lake, Ind,
where he will train for his battle with
the middleweight champion, Stanley
Ketchel, to be held in Coma, Cal, in
October.
Johnson has rented a cottage at Ce-
dar Lake and intends to do consider
able road work and rowing on the lake.
He believes this will tend to reduce his
weight so that when he goes west about
a month before the fight he will not
have to do much hard training.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04
IN ONE TO NOTHING GAME
Senators Accumulate but Five Safe
Hits OF of Henley's De-
livery

SACRAMENTO, July 3.-With Hen
ley in the box, the Seals won again to-
day, the score being l to 0. 1t was the
be ST game of ball since the series
opened, but was devoid of exciting feat
ures. The lone run was scored in the
fifth, when Melchoir opened with a
three base hit barely inside the left field
line. He was scored when Berry threw
a slow one to the plate.
Henley and Baum pitched great ball
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04
WINS FIRST OF THREE RACES
FOR JAMES DUNSMUIR CUP
Vancouver Yacht Alexandra Defeats
Challenger, The Spirit II, by
Ten Minutes

SEATTLE, July 3.-The first of three
races for the James Dunsmuir cup was
won today by the Vancouver yacht Al
eXandra by ten minutes from the chal-
lengcr the Spirit II of Seattle. The
elapsed time of the Alexandra was 2
hours and Is minutes; the course was
twelve miles-three four-mile legs.
The next race will be sailed Monday
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04
AMERICAN IS VICTOR IN
INTERNATIONAL MILE RUN
J. BromiIaw Captures Event from
Representatives of England
and of Italy

NEW YORK, July 3.-The principal
event at the track and field games at
the Brighton A. c.. Brighton Beach, to-
day was an international One-mile run,
i'm which Emelio Lunghi, champion of
Italy and II. w. Wilson, the English
champion, were defeated by j. Bromi-
law, Irish-American A, c., who won in
4:47.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04
CAMERON MAKES HOME RUN
AND OAKS BLANK BEAVERS
Portland Secures Eight Scattered
Hits, but Is Unable to Land
Runs

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3.-Oakland
shut out Portland today by a score Of
5 to 0. A feature Of today's game was
the home run made by Cameron, AL
though the visitors secured eight scat
tered hits from Boice, none were made
to tally.
The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04
SUMMARY

Home run-Brushgar. Two-base hits-Her-
uard, Howard C2), stoyall. Sacrifice hits-
Goodwin C2D. Smith, Crenlorff, Dillon, Brashoar.
Bases on halls--On Hosp. l.; off Hit Struck
oui-By Hosp, 3; by Hit, &. Double plays
Delmas unassistedi Delmas to Howard 90.
T!mc-1 81. Umpire-McGr5evy.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04
AMERICANS WIN AT POLO

LONDON, July 3.-The Meadow
brook IL. H. polo players defeated the
Beauchamp Hall team at Raneagh to-
day, to /. Queen Alexandra was
among the spectators.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04
SUMMARY

Home run--Cameron. Sacrifice hlts-Breen
Armbruster. La Longe. First base on called
balls-OG Guyn, 3; off Boice,1 Struck out-By
Guyn, /; by Boce. 6. Hit by pitcher-Hogan,
McKune. Passed balls-La Longe. Time-1:35.
Umpires-Nan Haltren and Mccarthy.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04
TENNIs CHAMPION WINS

LONDON, July 3.-The champion
round of the lawn tennis tournament
was played at Wimbledon today
w. Gore the holder of the title, de-
feated j. G. Ritchie.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04
SACRAMENTO
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three-base hit-Melchoir. TWo-base hit
Lewis Sacrifice hits-Gandil Mohler First
base on called bals-On Henley, 3. Struck
out-By Henley, .; by Baum, T. Double
plags-A1elchoir to Tenant; Doyle to Gan
du Zeider to Mohler to Tenant Passed
ball-Berry. Time-l40. Umpire-IOman.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04

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The Washington herald., 1909-05-03

Paris Nay 2-On the night OF Novern-
Der 2 an automobile here ran into 4
taxicab. injuTing a passenger in the latter
vehicle. after which the automobfe sped
away
An inquiry showed that the automobile
'lad been travelling AT an excessive rate
OF speed. and that after the accident its
owner had ordered his chauffeur 70 hurry
away
It was learned that the owner vas
James Hyde who Is described az
wealthy American. Yesterday Mr. HYDE
vas condemned TO serve a month IN
prison and to pay a fine Of 90 francs for
completely in the collision. and also a civil
responsibility for the chaufeurs nlisds-
mesnor. The cheuneur. who Is named
I4s6uree. was sentenced TO a months in
prisonment and TO pay & fine Of 81 francs
for fleeing after the accident. and 10
francs for the injury Re caused Neither
of the accused appeared in court. This
Is the first time since the pronunciation
Of the law OF 1905. pUnishing flight after
causing an accident, that the law has
been applied.
L Is practically certain the owner Is
James Hazen HYDE. formerly Of ths
Equitable Life Assurance Societv
The Washington herald., 1909-05-03
NEW WORKERS CHEER JEROME
District Attorney Makes First Move
in Candidacy.
viii Answer Questions from Pe0-
pies Institute About Con
duct of office.

New York. May 2-District Attorney
jerome went before z crowd at Cooper
Union this evening. gathered there TO at
tend the closing meeting OF the Peoples
Institute. and after more than FIVE min
utes OF disorder. caused BY his appear
ance, ne finally got q chance TO ask those
present II they would consent 10 allow
him to appear before them at an ad-
journed meeting, give an account OF the
conduct OF his Office in the last four
years, and then answer any and al ques-
tons put 10 him conce1ning It. prefer
ence TO be given to al written questions
sent TO his Office three days IN advance OF
the meeting.
There we're some Kisses. bust mostly
cheers when Mr Jerome finished. and
after Chairman Smith had polled the
meeting he announced that the vote stood
1850 TO s to give Air. Jerome such a hear
ing.
While Mr.. Jerome made no statement
this evening Of his desire again for pub
lie Office. il was generally believed that
at the meeting TO come he viii announce
that he is a candidate to succeed himself
IS district attorney. This was pretty
strongly intimated by some OF his friends
who accompanied him 30 the meeting.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-03
SULTAN VISITS HOSPITALS
Drives in Plain Carriage 70 Attend
Wounded Sufferers.
ConstsnfinopIe Has Another Scare.
hut the Trouble Il Quick
Iy Subsided.

Constantinople, May THE Sultan TO-
day drove in a plain carriage, with no
escort except a single out rider. 10 visit
the hospitals IN which are soldiers
dcunded in the recent fighting. The un-
.ostentauous appearance in public revives
the practice followed by his father and
grandfather
This morning the Inhabitants had a
scare. believing another mutiny had start
cd. The alarm was short lived. About
go marines. Who according 30 aIterna-
tive reports. were responsible for murder
ing e naval officer IN Jne middle Of April
or who had shows INSTRUMENTATION on
may day. were surrounded in their bar
racks by infantry and cavalry under
Chefket Pashs, while artillery on high
ground was trained upon the buildings.
They were then ordered TO surreuded.
and realizing that resistance was hope
less. they raised q write fag and yielded.
The troops entered the barracks and dis
armed them, after which they were
marched away under an armed escort.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-03
STUDENTS IN UPRISING.
Mob Visits College Presidents Home
and Sings Threatening Songs.

Albion. Srch.. May 2-whiie President
Dickie. Of Albion College. was in Chicago
Friday night. a mob was singing in front
o, his home. we viii hang Doc Dickie
on a sour apple tree
some hours previous abou; 90 men had
been turned away from the saloons which
were closed for Two years under local
option. The temperance foes caught
sight Of students on the street and re-
membered their grudge against Preslden,
Dickie and many Of the students who
had been active in TIE recent local or
ton campaign. All identified as students
We're chased. and some OF them were cap
JuTed and beaten
John Burt. a cripple might have been
thrown into the river had the police not
interfered He was badly mauled Nor
rs Martin was knocked senseless. and
four others were given black eyes before
they escaped. A number OF students took
refuge in private residences and stores.
Prof H J CozIne. formerly Of Grace
Methodist Church and member OF the
Keystone University faculty. was hIt In
the jaw. He hit back Arrests mag
follow
The Washington herald., 1909-05-03
PAINTING SHAHES PITTSBURG
Masterpiece Makes Them Ask More
Clothes for tie Lady"
Clamor Equally a. Strong as that
Set Up Against The
Bath

PittsbCTg AMY 2-The fine painting.
SThe Bridal Morning. which was painted
by George SaUter. Of London. and when
shown al the recent annual International
ara exhibit here took second prize, N,0C0,
viii become as unpopular with the Pitts
burg masses as did the famous The
Bath. b. la Touche. which took first
prize some years ago. and was promptly
Missed and hoote5 from the Carnegie Ar
Gallery walls 5y The Pittsourg people
whol loudly demanded More clothes for
the lady.
The PRINCIPAL IN Sauter's masterpiece
appears in no more clothing than worn by
the lady os THE Bath" hence Pittzbu-g
bowls. Hundreds Of letters are being
written. and the newspapers are calling
attention 10 tne unclothed coalition Of
che lady whose tWo dressing maids are
evidently hesitaJinc as 20 what they shall
pUI on her this morning
ore of the letters received. asking that
tie lady he given at least petticOat. 90
suggests that The painter. famous though
he may be. evidently was not intimately
acquainted VITA the human form divine.
IS he allows his subject 10 run all 20
legs
The cIamor Is no less thsu was thar
against The Rath. which finally re-
suited in the at committee at Carnegie
Institution refusing 10 buy the picture
tor the permanent collection, il being the
first time IN history that a p-ize-winner
was not accepted. \ brokers' Office now
holds this famous painting.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-03
ABANDONED NEW YORK.
Transferred Self and Fortune {,
Europe In 1905.


New York, Nay james Hazen HYDE
hasn't been hack here since 1875 when Re
got out Of the Equitable Life and trans
ferred himself and plenty Of cash 20
Paris.
Occasionally news has crossed the A.
lantie Of James Hazen HYDE giving
fancy dinner 10 a Partisan actress, OF
James Hazsn Hyde sPinuiag down the
boulevards with coach and for, os
jams Hazea Hyde reforming tee French
taste in dress. and last year % James
Hszen Hyde taking = pot shct At Chinese
coolies IN Peiin-
he Is the son OF TIE late Hezrv +
Hyde who was Tor years president -
/ the Equitable. and succeeded his father
I IN the stock control o. that institution.
+ As consequence Of a controversy which
F broke cut between yoURg Mr.. HYDE and
James u. Alexander and the Insurance.
+ scandals which followed Mr.. Hyde TUNED
+ the Equitable over 70 Thomas F. RYAN
( and sailed for France 70 get away from
publicity
Over here Young Mr. Hyde was some
( what celebrated for his psculiarities ot
dress his love for yiolets. his passion for
coaching, his efforts 70 disseminate the
! French language and his carefully
! groored p0npad0Ur-
/ he gave & ball a. Sheyry's in January
I IS06 The ballroom was q copy Of the
grand salon OF Louis XVI, where Nine.
! Rejsae furnished amusement 20 society
/ and the guests Included nearly everybody
( II the so-cslled smart set Mr HYDE
/ wore on that occasion a swaliow-tau coat
/ Of bottle green. with revers Of dOTe-coi-
/ ored silk snug black knee bTeeChes black
I silk stockings. low black slippers, and
I rGfied linen Somewhat later IN the year
( II developed that The expenses OF the
/ bail had been paid by the life insurance
{ ~ou7-e-v
The Washington herald., 1909-05-03
GOV. JOHNSON IN VIRGINIA.
Minnesota Executive VIII spend
some Time In south.

Minnesota Executive VIII spend
some Time In South.
+ Richmond. Va. May Gov John A.
Johnson. Of Minnesota, accompanied BY
AIrs- johnson and a party Of zen. spent
the day IN the capital OF the Confederacv.
Gov Johnson has abandoned his speech
making itinerary in The West for the pur-
pose Of bringing Mrs. Johnson through
the South The trip is being made both
for recreation and pleasure. The party
spent today and tonight az the Jere-s&
Hotel They wiz 20 on to Old Point Com
fort tomorrow morning
Gov. johnson VIII probably remain in
the Old Dominion for several days. Ths
party spent to-day in viewing the his
torical places Of interest IN and about the
city
Gov Johnson, when seen al his hoteI
tonight, refused te discuss politics. He
says he is out OF politics. at least TEN
porerily He expresses himself as i'm
mensely pleased with the South. At hts
own request. there was 10 denOnst-s-
ton made IN his honor n Richmond,
where he has many friends and admirers.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-03
ELOPER ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
Girl located in Los Angeles Drinks
Chloroforu.
search fer New Hc-sS Iounc
H'emaH Takes sEotl:cr 1crcSx
tiIe Continent

los Angeles. GIav 2.-"Let ne change
my clothes. piee.iea Mary Duncan. a
striksugiT hardsorae E'rf u eighteen. when
told 5r q policeman tafs afternoon mat
her escpme7s from SoeH ester. y. T.. win
Fred T. DUs,e- 5e- former employer.
haC seen Giscore:ed ana taat Cnisf Ct
Police Gishrlaa oeeute5 to see her. OF
Ger Sbri1er steple3 oas - Ley roor, 70
a moment aad snc ha-ae3i=te,y drained
an curce bo.iIa oc c.o~o-cra- Tire pc
Iceaieu n~t-.e .edly fo--e3 is- 10 s4s..o,,
hol weec- ESQ n,ls,ac... sai ,oos Ler TO
tie calef
~Ch. r.-ase 80 sive me a73.a5- e57nee.
i'm ;z:9g ~ herE to te coe5 Sic
sot-e- - vs. e-i 70 80 de.c7;.a 3
aeIis. va@e Du5S.ss .ro 7eflsed -
p sne. t.-s si-e cs-i,ns ves li-ce5
Ms f'9z-;e- -..vEe3 The c;D74-s acrose
tee cer.i err. ,lil: ,-,-s-- v@s - frc.ie 2
to a1 i-'u.i ~ ceee q, 20 nav
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The Washington herald., 1909-05-03
PRAISES JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER
Socialist Leader Says His Name VIII
Be in History.

New York. May 2-The Rev Alexander
Irvine, a leader among the psrlor Social
lists, had some remarks 10 offer on John
d Rockefeller tonight from the pulpit
OF the Church Of the Ascension.
Personally. he said. 7 think that 100
years -fs-om now John D Rockefeller viii
stand as one Of the greatest business
men We ever knew. He showed how
waste may be eliminated. The scheme
by which hts tremendous business was
built did not demand alone the eiimins-
tion OF small. independent concerns. but
insisted upon the elimination OF waste
The Washington herald., 1909-05-03
WOULD RETAIN PICTURE.
Chancellor Urges Movement 10 Hold
Painting in EaEinnd.

London. Nav Mr. Lloyd-Ge0rge.
chancellor OF the exchequer. wben ques-
toned about the sale OF HOIbein's paint
ing OF Christian of Denmark for SS5o900.
reported TO-DAY 70 an American ne hoped
a movement would be started 20 keep the
picture in this country. He added Il was
certain the treasury could not pay S5oe,0o
10 retain IT,
There WassmEch criticism when Ssoco
WIS allotted from the treasury toward
purchasing Franz HAS picture last year.
Nevertheless, Il would be sUch 4 misfoT-
tuHe for the country TO icse the Holbein
thst he was disposed TO advise the treas
ury 20 assist IL retaining IL Il necessary
The Washington herald., 1909-05-03
his BODY IDENTIFIED.
Man Who Died in Mobile Was
Prominent EnEliSbman

Mobile Ala, May Z-The Identity 81
3 white man, who was found on the
banks Of small stream in the Dortbar,
part OK Ehas county. on December -. 1sS.
has been revealed after four months
hard work OF investigation BY friends
in tl1fs and other cities.
The dead man is George Stanton Peters
son OF Maj. Henry Peters. residing a.
Sc Eungsrford road, in London. E7q1s,s
and an ofscer in the English army NJ
Peters has written q letter here 10 r II
CSenghsw asking him 10 have the bod..
properly inferred IN lot in Magnolsa
Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-03
.TAXIDERHIST GETS TO WORK
Fits Up Laboratory in Mombasa for
Smithsonian Trophies.
Heavy Rain EztinEuisheS Grass
Fires. and viii Aid Roose-
welt Party.

MombasSa. British East Africa. Nav
3.-Conrsd Schauer. a well-known nat
uralist and taxidermist. has Just CON-
pleted well fitted laboratory al Nom
bsssa for receiving trophies and skins.
and he VIII place this ar the disposal Of
the Smithsonian Institution The labora-
tory VIII be found almost a necessity. as
trophies are exceedingly difficult to keep
sound in this climate.
The Monsoon broke SATURDAY night
with terrific thunderstorm. which lasted
from % ?. n. until a. n. and was the
heaviest dowHpour ever known here. foar
inches Of water coming down in three
hours. Luckily the rain put a stop 10 the
faT-reaching grass fires in the Rift VAL
ley. which in ne last month not only de-
stToyed much game. but drove large num-
bers of animals many miles from the
raiIwag line. where they ike to eongre-
safe
Inc absence OF grass viii be an 4d-
vantage 10 Mr.. Roosevelt-s party, as A
better vieW Of The plains can be obtained.
Put TINS condition works both WAYS for
c-lt the stalking of RhiROs. which. when
tie grass is long. as often caught sleep
Tag.
MAJ. Louis Seaman. OF New York. with
whom IS Dr. Baanon Guiteras, also Of
Ncw York. is now On Safari and the
latest news 20 hand brought in by run
ner, IS than ne and his friend are find
ing good sport and have each secured a
lion
Rome. May While on the Red Sea
April i. en- route to Mombasa. Theodore
Roosevelt whote in a letter to Cardinal
Satom.
Il looS forward to renewing our ac-
quaintance a year hence, when I shall
present my respects 20 the Holy Father,
TO wrom I beg Of you to give NY warm
personal regards
The Washington herald., 1909-05-03
REsCUES SIX W0RKMEN.
Men HaroOned for sixty Hours on
Old Orchard Pier.

Old Orchard. Ne. May @-Undasnted
by tbe fact that Edward Curren. a
veteran boatmsn. nearly lost his life yes
terday when his dory was capsized in the
second line OF breakers. Eugele fiill. a
Farneh Canadian boatman, at ; O'Clock
this morning rescued the SIX workmen
who had been maTooned for sixty hours
on the ruined end OF the famous Old Or
chard pier.
He made two trips and the rescue was
spectacuIsr