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The Washington herald., 1909-07-24
FORT ERIE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Frs furlongS- Gallant Pinto. Ne
Kennedy, 70 l. won; Bauivcs l0 tNauenl, ~
90 l. second: Dolly Maddis 100 Ross, 30 to 1,
third. Time. ] 16 Ia Hickory Stick. Lumcn, TWO
Drop. ScTuples. and Galvesca also ran.
SECOND RACE-SK furlougs Tom Dolan los
Davenport. 10 10 won: Posing. los (kennedyl,
S TO !. second: De Burgoo. l@ Cans, Is 70 l.
third. Time. LID Is May Celia, Paul Ruinart.
Don Hamilton. Drcdggr. and sunire also ran.
THIRD RACE-Fiye and onc-hah furlongs. Uncle
Jimmy Gray. rs Howard, % J. w0n Cloistrcss.
lB CTroxlerl. 3 20 5. second; Mike sutton. ia
(Burns) TO 1. third. Tine. ll2 Is sabardo also
nn
FOURTH RACE-Declared of on account Of
withdrawal Of the four horses entered.
FIFTH RACE-sN fuTlongs Light Blue. 100
llQbinson) 2 20 !. wDn; Strike Out, lN ROSS, I
20 J. second Tom Holland. lO5 Qlee). 70 s. third.
Time. Is London, Duke Of Milan. Dorothy
Webb. pills, Chicora. Alenna. and Minnie Bright
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and seventy yards.
Ianigan l95 tF1ynnl. 70 1. won; Gerrymander. %
Davenport. 70 8. scoOnd Sensible. l02 Howard
IS 20 !. third Time. Isl 25 Spanish Prince
Gatin Lass. Great Jubilee and High Hat also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-One and One-siKteenth miles.
Maediction. 100 tTroxlerl, 70 5, won; GiTedesr
los jackson. 10 !. second; Eldn a Deverich)
10 l. third Time. 205 IS Mary Condemns
QuaEga Lubin. Autumn King. and A. Auskoday
also ran
The Washington herald., 1909-07-24
WASHINGTON YACHTS BEATEN.
Lose in Races Near AnnapOIIs-BaI-
timOre shows Way.

Annapolis, Md, July 23-Whne the
yacht races Off the Severn to-day had
the smallest number OF entries and at
tracted the least attendance of the meet
which began with the rendezvous OF the
yachts at SolOmons Island last Sunday,
it was undoubtedly the most effective
contest OF them all. II was around
triangular course starting Off Greenbury
light with the run home from Hacketts
Point before the wind.
Commodore w. w. Grier's bugeye
Yacht. the Javelin, was the starting and
finishing point out. The starting gun
was fired over her side at 2;S5 for the
yawls and $50 for the raceabouts. The
only entries in the yawl race were the
Chenoden. of the Baltimore Yacht Club.
and the Freya. of the Hampton Roads
Yacht Club. In the twenty-one-foot class
the entries were the Ojigwan, OF the
Chesapeake Bay Yacht Club. and the
Eaglet Baltimore Yacht Club, while the
Kittiwynk and the Orion sailed a special
race for a cup offered BY former Com
modOre Dyer, OF the Capital Yacht Club.
They went over the lire with the twenty
One-fOOters. The winners were the Chen
oden in the yawl race. the Ojigwan in
the twenty-one-foot class, and the Kitt-
wynk in the special race. The entire
course from start TO finish. being only
about seven miles, could be seen from the
starting line.
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CRISIS COMES TO-DAY.
Double Bill Booked for In.
dependence League.
THREE TEAMS HAVE A CHANCE
Reserves, MRnhattnns,
and TwininE Athletic Club Ont for
Blood with Chnnces Slightly in
Favor OF the First Named-Aggies
Play AdventJ Manhattan, TwinIns.

There will be double-header In the
Independence League this afternoon, Ag-
riculture VS.. Advent. at $3.50. and Man
haitian VS. Twining. at 5 o'clock.
AS the race between the first three
teams. Agriculture, Manhattan. and
Twining. is now at fever heat. the re-
suits of to-day's games viii have an i'm
portant bearing on who is 10 represent
the Independence League in the post
season series.
The Farmers have a fair chance as It
now stands. but IL they drop the first
game to-day TO Advent. and lose 10 Man
haitian on Monday. the high school team
will have a splendid opportunity TO win
out. However. II Manhattan loses this
afternoon 10 Twining, and again on Mon
day TO Agriculture, they will be prac-
tIcally out OF the race.
The arrangements Of the three teams IN
question have every hope Of drawing the
pennant their respective ways. Advent
will probably work Sweeny or America
against Agriculture to-day. while Fergu-
son or Hummer will mound the slab for
the clerks Manager Kraft, OF Manhat-
tan. says he win pitch Rawlings against
Twining in the second game this after
noon. and the latter team Will. IN ell
probability be piloted on the rubber by
Burke or Powell.
Twining has signed two brothers named
Bennett. both fresh from the Calumet.
Mich. mining college, and with this
added strength. the New York avenue
lads are bound 10 make things interesting
for the balance Of the season.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At YOrk-wnliamsport. I; York. 6
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BOY IS GANGS VICTIM.
George buchanan Found Drowned
After Fight at Atlantic City.


After Fight at Atlantic City.
Atlantic City. y. j.. July 23.-Found
drowned IN a swimming pool near Baltic
and Tennessee avenues at daybreak.
after an ali-night search led by his grief
stricken father. George Buchanan. a
curly-haired. bright-faced youngster OF
seven years, Is believed 20 have been an
innocent victim Of a feud between rival
bands Of regro youths. who FLASHED near
the pool last night and fought with
stones. clubs. a al other weapons until the
appearance Of the police broke up the
melee
Scores Of ar gry nelghbors are con-
WINGED that the BOY. watching the prog
ress OF the ian,-to-hand battle Of the
negro bands VS. Deliberately pushed
into the deep - we was floating face
upward In n, basin this morn
ing when a band Oh -srchers. with Buck
man at their head, vent there Al day
light
The boy went out to play after supper
last night From the time he left home
until he was found drowned IN the big
pool this morning his movements are
1AENAAfA 4iI NY SANl ~ men Qaf Allttc~
came on and the anxious father inaugu-
rated search he was told the hoy had
gone with some companions 70 the SWIM
ming pool.
The pool. a concrete basin about 20 by
40 feet and six feet In depth. was built by
a real estate corporation owning tenement
houses in the neighborhOOd for the use
OF negro tenants who had neither the
time nor the inclination 20 80 10 the beach
front 20 battle.
Almost nightly of late the vicinity Of
the pool has been a scene Of clashes be-
tween two gangs each Of which fought 10
secure possession OF the big bathing tank.
John Bogey and Everett Russell. two
white boys. saw young Buckman near the
pool, and realizing his danger. told him
70 go home. They were the last persons
10 see the boy alive so far as buchanan
and his neighbors can learn. and the be-
lief IS that the little fellow was thought
lessly pushed Into the pool by some OF
the combatants in the battle Of the negro
Ia
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Hotel Abbey,

PACIFIC AND KENTUCKY AVIS.
Central location. Minutes walk from either raiI-
ruad station. one block from Boardwalk. piers. and
arlfs6n.eufs.
European PLAN 81 pcr DAY ard up: American
plan, s. rcr dlv and uD. SO and up weekly.
FORTY PRIVATE BATHS.
The h1fel Is modern. frgrrOcf ard has every
known couyolience; elevator % street level: rooms
en- suite With private hal. white service. Special
inducements 20 automobile parties.
%. ID. PAINTER.
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Edward W. Jordan, residing at 1875
Tenth street northeast, and the son Of e
Jordan, OF the Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey, who was awarded second prize for
District No. 10 IN the recent Washington
Herald prize contest. with total Of UO355
votes, IS one OF the youngest OF the prize
winning contestants.
Master Edward, who IS only twelve
years old is, like his father. a native OF
this city, attends the Edmond School.
Ninth and d streets. and although he
labored early and late in obtaining votes
for the contest, he never missed a day
from his studies.
The boys father. in the following letter
Of appreciation. Acknowledges the receipt
OF the prize. consisting OF suite Of bed
room furniture:
Editor The Washington Herald:
Dear sir; In behalf n my son wish 70 express
my thanks for the handsomc suite q firuiturc
which be won as second prize IN district No 10 Of
The Washington Herald contest and also 70 my
kind friends. and yours. Who assisted bin In &C.
c-riug the splendid prize.
With the bcst wishes f0r the future success Of
yOur paDcr. remain yours very uuly.
L JORDAN.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-24

At Union League Park to-day Congress
Heights, one Of the fastest and strong
est teams IN the District OF Columbia
will cross bats with the Ex-College
Stars. who have on several occasions
demonstrated their ability to play ball.
and who are conceded to be second to
none in the vicinity Of Washington.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-24
SEEKS STOLEN GEMS.
Reward of $1,000 offered for $500, 900
Worth of jewels.

Five thousand dollars reward is offered
in a circular letter sent all over the
world BY the police Of London. England.
for the recovery Of gems worth $4,000
which were stolen in the Cafe GIonicon.
Piccadilly Circus. on the evening Of
July 2
The gems were contained in a bag
which was carelessIy left by the owner
on the floor OF the cafe while he went
to wash his hands. When he returned
to his table the bag and its contents had
disappeared.
There were 1879 pearls. sixteen cats
eyes, three diamonds, twenty-five sap
phires, seven rubies, and also two loo
franc bank notes.
In his circular z. r. Henry. commits
sioner OF the London police, says the re
ward viii be paid by Beaumont Price, Of
the fr moi Price & Gibbs. No Il Corn
hill, E. c.. London, upon the receipt OF in
formation leading to the recovery Of the
gems and the conviction Of the persons
who took them.
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No information has yet been received
by the officials regarding the balloon
which broke from its moorings at the
meteorological station at Mount
Weather, Va, Wednesday. When the
balloon broke from its moorings Il
sailed toward this city mounting high
or as it progressed. It was filled with
hydrogen gas and IS likely to stay ga
the air several days.
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PROMOTERS WITHDRAW.
Declare on Proposed Fight Between
KetcheII and LnngfOrd.

Chicago. July 23.-The would-be pro-
moters at Ely, New, have decided 20 de-
clare of the proposed finish fight between
Ketchel and Langford-
This means that Ketchen can accept
the terms OF the Fairmont Club for a
ten-round bout with the Boston negro, II
he is anxious TO proverbs superiority. In
case Of a draw between Ketchell and
Langford in ten rounds. II Is a safe thing
that they could secure a big purse for
forty-fve-round battle IN California,
Ketchell and his manager Britt, are
still having a high old tinro on the Coast.
regardless OF consequences. and are stead
liy losing the confidence Of the sporting
public.
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JEFFRIES VERIFIES RUMOR.
Declares He VIII Post Forfeit Next
Week for Bout.

New York, July 23.-Jeffries reiterates
that he will post a forfeit here next week
to fight Johnson. and will leave Sam
Berger to arrange the details while ne
sails away for Carlsbad.
Jef can see no other way out OF his
predicament. But his friends sin insist
that when the time arrives 70 throw
up his hands and back out OF the tangle
JefT will get in some quick action The
fact that Johnson has been posting for
f0ts necessarily without getting action
is used as an argument that Jeff can do
the same thing without fear of being
cornered.
If they really want 20 fight" say
many sporting men. "Jeffries and John
son can meet here next week. pest FOR
feits, and sign articles which will in
clude the date. place. referee, and stake
holder. without any hitch"
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Like Drawing a Blank Prize.

From the Chicago News.
Talk about drawing a blank prize in a
lottery while de fellow next 20 you draws
de capital" sighed the fat messenger boy,
Il know how it feels now"
What yer been up against, pal?' asked
his friend
why, toity-nine an me was engaged
at de same time an he got message
to carry out to one OF de White Sox
while de game was goin' on an I got a
JOB TO air pug dog for two hours.
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LnuisvfIIe CInh GnId

Louisville. July 25.-William Grayson.
jr.. St Louis (Mo) stockbroker. IS the
new sole owner Of the Louisville baseball
club The deal was consummated this
afternoon. The purchase price Is said to
be $4,000. The sale includes the fran
chise. lease. players. and good will, with
out membranes. Grayson will move
10 Louisville Immediately He will be
president and treasurer, and retain Tom
Chivinton as general manager.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-24
HEAvY-WEIGHTS TROUNCED.
Leans Beat Fat Men on POcRhOntas
Diamond, IL 20 O.

Special to Tho Washington Herald
Pocahontas, Va. July 23.-An exciting
game Of baseball was pulled of on the
local grounds this afternoon by the Fats
and Leans Of Pocahontas. the Leans
taking the heavy-weights into camp 20
the tune OF IA 10 6.
Although replete with errors. the game
was remarkably well played.
The Fats used three pitchers. one Of
whom plays with the fast BrOmWeU az
gregation. But the Leans had on their
batting clothes and used the willow with
telling effect.
OF the six runs to the credit Of the
Fats. five were scored on errors, and
with half support. the Lean twirler could
have BANKED the Fat men.
Baber. the seventeen-year-old twirler
OF the Leans. struck out twelve men. al
lowed three hits. and did not issue a
single base on balls. Isadore Marks. who
pitched the first two innings for the
Fats. was an 'izzy mark" for the Lean
batters.
The Leans are anxious 70 play the
heavy men again soon.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-24
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. July 23.-Wheat to-day was steady.
corn DUH oats quiet. Iyu nominal. and -four firm
WHEAT-Sp0t contract. Llsil: spot No. rcd
Western 10; July. lisa August. 1lfslall5: Sep
TENDER. La steamer No. rd. ia: rccepts
S. rs bushels; Southern b. sample L00aI Is: South
ern on nnde. Ll3all8
CORN-Sp0t contract n; receipts. ISIS b1shela
OATS-Stock in elevators ID5lO bus: ship
uents from elevators. sos bus. White. No. 2
55isa5sls; do. No 5 5yka5Hk: mixed. No 2. JZ4a59
do No 3. SASS
RYE-Stock in elevators. 5l.so9 bus. No. 2 West
orn ryc. export. 90; No 2 ne Western uptown. %.
bag lots. as 20 quality and condition. 75as2
FLOUR-Winter extra. new. A7SaAe0: do clear.
new 5Ea5iO; do. studght new, 55a56j: DO
patent. new, 6s5a6OO spring clear, 6l5aS45; do.
straight. 670a55: do. patent. 68a66O: City Mills
best patent. 100. do. high-grade patent. zoo. do
high grade strnight 670; do. ch0ice family. as:
do. extra. 5.0oa5.B; re -four. medium TO choice,
460aLS5; corumeal per 100 pounds. L5Oal0O
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VIRGINIA RESORTS.

VIRGINIA BEACH - THE FINEST
surf Ga the world cool breezes: good
table: reasonable rates THE DRIFT
WOOD COTTAGE. Box g. aS
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OAMATEVR o
BASEBALL9I


The Truxton Athletic Club issues a
sweeping challenge TO all teams in the
District fourteen or fifteen years old.
The Truxton's lineup follows: T.
Shea. catcher; J. Fiunegan. pitcher; +.
Hendricks. first base. 7. HOllowan, sec
ond base: G. Deagan. shortstop: b.
MacMurray. third base; l. Callahan. left
field; p. Scanal, center field. c. Shea,
right held substitutes. r. Callahan and
n. Deagan. Address +. Hendricks 10
P street northwest
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cal % Tho washington Herald.

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va, July 23.-Richmond took
the second game Of the series from Nor
folk this afternoon by a score Of 2 TO O.
Richmond took the lead in the opening
round, maintaining 1t throughout, the sec
ond run coming IN the eighth inning. Nor
folk never had any chance to score.
Clever batting, coupled with Revelle's
ability to hold the visitors safe in every
inning, and errorless ball in the field
gave Richmond the contest. Score:
RHE
Richmond. ............. 0 Oo0o1x-2 @
Norfolk .....-.........- 0 O @ 0 O 0 O % 2
Batteries Rcvelle and Messitt: Otey. Temple and
Munsou. Umpire-Mr. Henuenr Tine Of Rame-I
hour and 40 minutes Attendance-l.5O zoo
The Washington herald., 1909-07-24
TAFTs ITINERARY COMPLETE.
VIII Meet Diaz at FL Paso, Tex, on
October Is.

The provisional itinerary Of President
Tafts continental tour In September and
October provides for a visit TO FL Paso.
Tex. on October IS It is expected Mr.
Taft will meet President Diaz, OF Mexico,
there.
Mr.. Taft expects 10 be IN san Antonio
October -. and az the ranch OF his
brother. Charles P. TAFT, near Corpus
Christi. on October 20. p. p. and %
From Houston, where he viii be on Oc-
teber "a. the President viii proceed north
ward 10 St Louis, where he viii proba-
bly, make the trip down the Mississippi
river by steamer TO New Orleans.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-24
ROCKVILLE KEEPS IT UP.
Defeats DarnestoVvn I'm AN Interest
ing Contest at Fair Grounds.

Special % The Washington Herald
Rockville, Nd. July 2.-Roclville and
Darnestown played at the fair grounds
here this afternoon. and the locals won,
II TO Z. The game was played as an at
traction for the Masonic Fair now in
progress. and was witnessed by a large
crowd. It was Rockville's ninth straight
victory
Rockville Knocked Beall out Of the box
in the second inning, scoring seven runs.
Lodge, who took HIS place. pitched
strongly for five innings. but the locals
took his measure In the eighth and batted
him for three runs. A number OF clever
plays were made by both teams. The
work OF Wharton al short for Rockville
was excellent Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-07-24
NELSON DECLARES HIMSELF.
LIght-weight Champion Admits Al
WOlgast OutpOinted Him.

New York. July 23.-Battling Nelson.
former lightweight champion, who Is IN
town, admits that AL Wolgast bested him
on points in the recent ten-round mill at
Los Angeles. He makes no excuses as
10 his condition, and simply says that
Wolgast was too fast for him.
Nelson is not a boxer He is a fighter.
pure and simple. He says he Will take
on Freddie Welsh. the English champion,
in the fall in a fight that may be one Of
the most interesting ever seen in America.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-24
MINOR LEAGUES.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
SnuTHERN LEAGuE-

At Ornaha-0aaha, 2; Des Moines. 3
At Topeka-Topeka. z Denver. T.
at Sioux City-Sioux City. 8; Lincoln. 4
The Washington herald., 1909-07-24
BOSTONS CENSUS 624,821.
Passes st. Louis ard Is Now the
Fourth City.

Fourth City.
Boston. July A-Boston now ranks as
the fourth city I'm the United States IN
point Of population. with 624921 persons.
according 70 figures compiled by the
city's board OF health. In Greater Boston
there are 1855 people. Previously St
Louis stood fourth. but now goes TO fifth
place.
The leaders are New York. Chicago, and
Philadelphia. The figures show that Bos-
ton has gained $3.50 since the last Federal
census. and 29.111 over the State census
Of 1906.
Chelsea. despite the great fire Of last
year. now has 40,0So persons, against
81, so IN 1905.
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Two-base hits-Bcal Herrell. Three-hasa hits
S. Allnutt. Waraed. Firt base on balls-0f
Beall. s.; OF Lodge. 2; OF Poss, ]. Struck olt-By
Lodge. 4. by POss. I. Stolen bas1s-Rockville, G.;
DanestOwn, l. left on bases-Roclzville 3. Darnes-
town. 5. Umpires-Messrs Beall aud Ohutt. Time
81 Eame-l hour and 80 minutes.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE

at Columbus Columbus. 2: Kansas City, L
At Louisville Milwaukee, 5; Louisville, L
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Leaders Defeat northumberland
Blanks Norfolk.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Roanoke. Va, July 2.-The second OF
the series with DanviHe was won by
Roanoke to-day by the score OF 20 8.
In the ninth Danville nearly tied the
score, Andrada, who had been in the box
for the locals, being found for hits by
the first four men who faced him. Doane
was substituted. and the agony was soon
over. Three runs were secured in this
inning by the visitors. The score:
r. Il. L.
Roanoke rs /
Danvile- 0 0 81 0
Batteries-Andrada. Doane. and Ryan: Niayberry
and " estlake. Umpire-Mr. Fender. Time Of game
p hours and minutes Attendance-60l.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-24
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Augusta-AuFusta. 1 Columbia. 0.
At MacOn-Macon. 5; Chattanooga. 2
At Jacksonville jacksonville. / Knoxville, 0.
At Sayannah--Colu 10: Sarnnnah. l.
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At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8: Montgomery. 2
at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2; Mobile. O.
At Atlanta--Littlo Rock. s: Atlanta. l.
AT Birmingham-Ncw Orleans. 4 birmingham, 2
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Married Wen Win Emily.

married men and the single men OF the
forge shop OF the navy yard yesterday
afternoon on the grounds at Tenth street
northeast. the Benedicts won by Is TO /.
The feature Of the game was the twirl-
ing Of McGuetler. for the winners, and
the catching OF Clements.
Hagan and Whalley were IN the points
for the single men Nicholson. Of the
forge shop. umpired.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-24
MUD At EMPIRE CITY
Talent Kept Busy Looking
Up Records of Entries.
BEDWELL WINS THREE RACES

Owner of Mud Larlxs Has Field Day
with NadEU, Tony Faust, and DOE
ROSe-stanley Fay Takes Handicap
at One and One-sixteenth Miles.
Weather Conditions DisaEreeaBIe.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-24

RINEBpALE HOIEL-NOAV OPEN:
new management, spacious lawns. arte-
Sian water. bathing. boating. Grabbing;
fishing free. Fer terms and circulars ad-
dress Mrs. II. \. HOWETH. Tilghman,
Md PIC
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GQNTlNE 60 TAL

Tennessee ave. nenr Beach Always open. Pr
yate baths. ElCTat0-. Own farm Ur1durrs 3ess
81 day house IN Atlantic CITY Specal weekly
rates. Booklet. MARGARET WALSH DUNCAN.
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While you think Of It. telephone your
Want Ad 10 The Washington Herald
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At Spartanburg-S Tartanburg. g. Winston-Saleu l
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 4; Charlotte g.
At Greenville-AndeTson. 2; Greenyille, 2
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NEW HANPSHIRE RESORTS.
AppIedoFe Hotel,
OTcn July l.
ALWAYS COOL

on Portsmouth. y. T. Oqcn July L
q Ai-les az Sea. ALWAYS COOL
New piumUirg. b1ths anc furnishings. swimming
peel. luo fishing. saii1e sc. For rates address
r. r.. NUNS. Prqr Sew Falnouta Ao.el sths
leuGt-g hotel Oh. Portland Me Atser June =
's,irJss APPLEDORE HOTEL. Isles o. SEoaiA.
\. Il.
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Special to The Washington Herald.
Portsmouth. Va. July 23.-The hits of
the Truckers were made opportunity to-
day, being well punched with Lynch
burg's errors, and the locals won, to !.
\ base on balls. a single. a two-bagger.
and an error netted three runs for the
Truckers in the first inning, and they
were never In danger Of losing the lead
obtained. Score:
R.H.E.
Lynchburg. ........... 0 1000 lO0-I
Portsmouth - 3 O O o o O n - o
Batteries-Moser and Pratt: Hannifan and Cogan
Umpre-Ar. Mace
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TAFT Is RECIPIENT
OF UNION PROTEST
Award of Lighting Contract
May Cause Trouble.
VIOLATED STATUTE QUOTED

Agent OF international brotherhood
OF Electrical Workers OF America
Sends Formal Letter Of Objection
10 President and Attorney General
bernard n. Green Blamed.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-24
CAROLINA LEAGUE.

Al Montreal-Newark. 3. Montreal. !.
At Bufalo-Baltimore. ?; Buffalo, Z.
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FGRTY PRIVaTE BRTas.
HOTEL SAVOY

II ll' most popular lEci6El district. Orc block
from renowned hOte. Chelsea and near mill5ondoag
fier Only lcte- directly the ocrau front. vita
hot and cold sea-Water baths and running water IN
on rooms az moderate rates. Elevator 20 ground
dancing MUELLER g. KLEIN.
TLo FsI;IgeL;,e OPEN ALL IHE YEAR.
thC HALchuCf Plr-inia 4venue, oye1-ooSi-s
OCEAN. Capacity. 81 ElcTD-
Tor, steam heat large sun rarlo-. Hsites with uaIA
and cvcry convenience, best cuisine ard service.
music. Special srrirg rates. $50 Up dally. sl2l3
70 weekly. Booklet
sAMUEL BILLS. onne- aad P.orr.
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The Little Giants yesterday defeated
the Seventh Street Stars In an inter
esting game of baseball Of FIVE innings.
The feature OF the game was the excel
lent pitching Of billiard for the Little
Giants The opponents OF the Little Gil
ants were utterly outplayed IN every
stage OF the game except kicking against
the umpires decisions.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-24
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