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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-18

SITUATION NOW REGARDED
AS EXTREMELY GRAVE
Practically All of the Powers
Send WarShips to Protect
Lives and Property in Event
of Civil War;

IBy Morning journal SDecin; Iensed wlr-l
Constantinople, April li-1he com
mittee OF union and progress has given
convincing proof of it's power ana in
iuence over the Third army corps,
Two military trains each containing
500 infantry arrived this morning
from Tchataia about sevcnty-fivt
miles from the capital, and four 9TH
er trains are expected 10 reach that
point within the next twonis-four
hours Preparations ALSO are being
made at SalonilSa for the dispatch 81
stantinople.
After remaining q short time dt
Tchataje. the two trains continued 70
Spartakuleh which Is inside the ine
of GoUifica.ions at Haaemkoi forty
miles from the capital which was
abandoned during tho night by artil.
lery of the garrison Tine Stloniha
troops evidently are collecting 40
Spartakuleh whore thcy should nuns
Der not less than seven thousand by
tomorrow with renforccments th1t
are coming from Adriauoplc With
Ian DAY or two the committee viii
have between 5000 and 10000 men
within striking distance of Constan
tnonte where Tho mutinous pnrrieou
having practically discarded its ofri-
rcrs ana all disciulino certainly wnl|
nnt no aim. to offer resistance m iu-
deed any aftempt Al resistance i4I
made
II is believed that the Saloulko
battalions ON thair arrival here wlll
don,and the fnlrillmouf of 4everal con
ditionq which fhe 4uttan ana tho now (
government win find ID nrnossiblc To-
reject The advance of the soldiers
ms nrentlv IMPRESSED the public ana |
if is .xpncied thst some quick changes |
will be made among the government |
,fficials
A spncial mission composed of two !
nasbae tbron nlnmas and three den
mics ba. hrcn sent TO Tchatauc to |
norsnad. tho troops that the constitu- |
iion ia heine maintained and to eN- |
Main also the real meaning of the |
.isinp ON Tuesday last
II is rumored that the commission |
mas not been successful in impressing |
.ho leaders of tho Young Turks who |
,lso rejected the exrianation of flight |
,s oreountinr fo, tho absence from |
me dannfation of the deputies from |
saloni<a ana Monastir Another dcpu-
tation. composed of Twenty-Five Nom
bers is leaving tonight to convey To-
he troops the assurance of the cham
,or that there has been mo- infringe
ncnt ON the constitution. which, sun
ulcs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-18
RECEPT T|ONS, SMOKERS AND
BANQUETS FOLLOW IN
RAPID FIRE ORDER

Pass Ctys Hospabe Business Men Turn Themselves Loose
Limit of City, Resources to See That Their Fellow Bus
mess Men from UP the Valley Are Pleasantly Occupied.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-18

of New YarN heasily Interested i
Tho toNnsite company welcomed th'
visitors in behsIf of 200, people of cut
ter Called upon tn make few re
marks on behalf ~ thr Aibuquerln
Commercial club. Secretary Kelly re-.
sponded with q speech his first a"
The uip. which though brief was @
,hc point. ana Bfousht rousing tf'
Toy of chrcr4 both from ihe Quito
people and the visitors
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-18

FUN FAST AND FURIOUS
ON GRI0lR0N BR0lLER


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S,,'','',''', n I,,,ti,.r
.oi IN" dfidir"h c'uo' th't famous Or
gani2ation of papermcn. was
kent bus, tonight serving up wit and
,,,,o, - sn.,i,l ,in,o, .n,,nll,n,n
''t4 - tnV NV 'lli'll l''7''.''''
I'M the banquet lml of the h"W VII
lnra
car. was taken th4,, mon nroluiuent
i'm IN, nublic .vo pnt alt maj Was
.coninn Ia thcm i'm the ,ya4 of thrusts
ana iibs thnt Rent th. rrrat a-sen,
hlaee Nm "A constant state of uproar.
or course President raft Nas thore.
IA ve.o Sp,al,er cannon membora ~
the cabinet and me diplomatfe rorns
ana Mont, nf others .of distinction I'm
tine ah.once Of President Honrv Bai
,yhn is lust recovering from Fl long
,,sn'nrt' 'a 'UY''r r,"r.,d a., ''"''' " INV
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-18
san MarciaI on the job.

can ,,o,,.,
ono nf tho hteoe.+ .,o,,-,1. 81.
min inns rar voy a. ,,a a.., ,,'.
the train nullea I'm ia s,nta Nrs,ni,i
al Q o'clock this morning pnsi,os.,
was practically suenendod v.,ta ~
announcements wrre in town ana ~.
welcome eivon "a tt,o,, ,,.,'s t,,,,.t,.
cnn,n,ttto'. boadod ~
Bonem lake Diefnnb.rh IN. ~
Rcssatta 1T,,,,. ana rranl, ,.,,,.t,,.,, !.
1ror,o,. piohords - Nrt.,t.'t
other ,veu known .hnstnoes ana 40
roesiorat mon of a., At.,.,iat ,,go,,,.,. !,
Tho hoosters to town 81 lo,oe eroo.d
~ r,n,, v.o,,a,, ,na ,,,na,ar t,.t,.t,,.,
=, tbo r,,,da Vrfr ,ho ha,,5 ,i,,
In. tc.t. air .nJ An.o re.n t.,t
antics ana mo visitors ana
san Marciolitee mivine toorthc, in fine
shane tho,o could he ma d,,ht hnt
thot tho t,,,,.,.a,nr, onnroc,,oa a,.
,,isu ~ no Dui,o C,,, Xxx, ..,d t,D,,
In turn onrrnri,tnd thn he,,t, -,.nI-
.,,,,., ,,.oa,5aa !, tl,.n, ono ~ u,
foatnros of ,ho eton ~ San Narriaf
mo no onth,st.s,ic oro..,i,. .ra-
= co,.o,.,ar Cnrr,' o,bo snnn,aa -
la u
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ne l"u''s o'o"ue'' a'"u"'' .,'e po'-
: i",'i' p'"N ils ''i3' ~. ,N''.u -. ',,'9
il"ue Eoou WIN 'i'ni "'''l nus n'n,'s
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80 80 '',,' .,.l ,',,,,,,,. ,,,,,..
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,nd dfd a Cow other stunts which was
,,otty n,nch ~ + cirrus Ind me- snoc.
,t,,,s ,.ora l,,.,t In rnrtinn.l roor
D mac, ,t,annhtf,l and
.inat,, con,tosios cxtended "a fine
,ooste.r. ~, San Nfarcial WAS the offer
nado In. Cant,in y / Matthews. man
- ~ ~, ,lo,i or,ico ~ tho colo
~, ,,a.,,,, of tho FREQ
.rn +ntorbono ,,ir.s hetwecn
'a, ,,ar1t,t and Alhuoncroue The
co., CO... ,,a,a,'a1t,. arcsnr.1 ana yari.
.,,. hn,inoss bo,,sns ana homes wer.
- Tho ,hirt,, minutes, stop
p, g., ,far,.,..i ,,.,e oit foo snort and
',...' n,it,, ,,onv oxnrcssions eff roe
r., t',.,s,,rs ,ied ON I'm
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A real "lu ''S'l''i'eu -.
ns awaited tlf 'Nou, ''',''S', "' .',,i.
'herc tllteen minute sup va"
large delrsall"ii ol 0a'''' '''''''
'ives ana c"WooNs anu V""sl.''' nj
he crowd at tne hnsle S.""""
ow herders We're uress,u wv 600
picturesque V"7'u'','H ''iD .,3t,..
Nhibluohs OF ie'i win -.
he boosters an" Pe"Pir '''' -,
own ana hau' ,n'iiiS'i''a 49,.
[ the hns.' "u''' .r,.
vas eNtehueu '"' ..i,,r
Joys NNNN plNAth TtN'lAi t'tf'f ..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-18

ocontinucd. on Page .. column -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-18
rdnnrin u NIclIIlcrranran.

Genoa. April 1.-THE king and
queen o. England arrives ner, to-
dav and az once embarked on Tho
rovai YACHT Victoria ana Albert for "a
cruise sa th- Neaiferrancan.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-08
CHATTER IT.

THE assumption seems not un-
 warraniahle that Mir Calendar
 fguntively washed his hands
 "A of Mir Kirkwood UnqueStiOn- ably Mir kirkwGcd considered him self well rid or MT. Calendar. When tke latter had gone his way. Kirk wood, mindful of the fact that bis boat train would leave St. pancras at Il go. sci about his packing and dismissed from his thoughts the incident created by the fat Gdventurer ard at 6 o'clock or thereabouts let himself out of his room. dressed fer the evening. light raincoat over one arm. in the other hand cane, the drizzle having ceused
 A stolid British lift carried him down to the ground door of the establish ment in something short of five min utes. Pausing in the office long enough to settle bis bill and leave instructions to have his luggage conveyed to the boat train. he received with entire equanimity the affable benediction of the clerk. ia whose eyes he still fig ured as that radiant creature. an American millionaire. and passed on to the lobby. where he surrendered hat coat and stick to the cloakroom at. tendant ere entering the dining room.
 The hour was trifle early for q London dinner, the handsome room but moderately flied with patrons Kirkwood absorbed the fact uncon sciously and without displeasure. The earlier the better. he was determined to consume his Inst civilized meal tas he chose to consider itl at his serene leisure. to live fully his ebblng mo ments in the world to which he was born. to drink to its cloying dregs one ultimate draft of luxury.
 With deferential flourish the wait CT brought him the menu card. He had served In his time many an Amer ican millionaire: he had also served this MT. Kirkwood. and respected hin as one exalted above the run of bis kind in that he comprehended the ari of dining.
 Fifteen minutes later the waiter dc parted rejoicing. his order complete,
 To distract conscience whispering of extravagance Kirkwood liGhted ; cigarette.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-08
By Louis Joseph Vance
Copyright. 1908. by the gobbs-Merrill Ca.

Tie room was gradually filling with later arrivals IL was the most fa- yored restaurant in London. and de spite the radiant costumes of the wom- en it's atmosphere remained sedate and restfuL
 A cab clattered down the side street on which the window opened.
 At nearby table q woman laughed. quietly happy. Incuriously Kirkwood glanced Der way. She was bending forward. smiling. fattering her escort with the aCioraiion of her eyes. They were lovers alone fin the wilderness of the crowded restaurant They seemed very happy.
 KIrkwood was conscious of strange pang of emotion. It took him some time to comprehend that it was envy.
 He was alone and lonely. For the first time he realized that no woman had ever looked upon him as the wo- man at the eladjoining table looked upon her lover. He had found time to wor- ship but one mistrpss-his art.
 Ard he was renouncing her.
 He was painfully conscious of what he had missed. had lost or had not yet found-the love of woman.
 The sensation was curious, new. unique in his experience.
 His cigarette burned down to his fingers as he sat pondering. Abstract. edly he ground its fire out in an ash tray.
 (To Be Continued.)
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-08

"T aods lOohing tor some one tO scrUe rue in
 q ccrtGir crtpdcitU."
 you're looking for. Between you and me and the firedogs. don't believe am. Now. if you wish to name your quld pro quo. this tritiing service I'm to render in recognition of your benev-. olence. you may"
 Wees" slowly. But the speaker de-. layed his reply until he had surveyed his host from head to foot with glance both critical and appreciative.
 He saw man in height rather less than the stock size six feet so much in demand by the manufacturers of mod ern heroes of fction-a man bit round shouldered. too, but otherwise sturdily built, self contained, well groomed.
 kirkwood wears boys honest face. No one has ever called him handsome. A few prejudlced persons have decided that he has an interesting counte- nance. The propounders of this verdict have been. for the most part. feminine. Kirk kwood himself has been heard to declare that his features do not fit In its essence the statement Is true. hut there is very real. if undetipable. engaging quality fin their very irregu. larity. His eyes are brown. pleasant. set wide apart, straightforward of ey- pression.
 |. Now. it appeared that. whatever his motive. Mir. Calendar had acted upon ! impulse in sending his card up to Klrkwood. At all events. this Calen- | dar proved not lacking in penetration | Men of his stamp are commonly en- dowed with that quality to an eminent | degree. Not slow to reckon the cali | Der of the man before him. the leaven | of intuition began to work in his adj pose intelligence. He owned himself | bafiied.
 Thanks" he concluded Fensively: 'l sreckon you're right. You won't do. after all. I've wasted your time-mine | too"
 | Don't mention it."
 l Calendar got heavily out of his chair, reaching for his hat and umbrella "Permit me to apologize for an un- warrantable intrusion. Mir. Eirkwood.' Re faltered. A worried and calculating look shadowed his small eyes. "l was looking for some one to serve me in 0 certain capacity"-
 Certain or questionable propound- cd Kirkwood blandly. opening the door
 Pointedly Mir. Calendar Ignored the l imputation. Sorry disturbed you. | G'dafternoon. Mir. kirkwood." | "Coodby. Mir. Calendar" A smile | twitched the corners of Kirkwood' s too wide mouth.
 Calendar stepped hastily out into the hall Eirkwocd clnsed thc door
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-08
CHAPTER I-lContinuedl

 Pardon me" MT. Calendars mocn- like countenance darkened. He as- sune,l transparent dignity. You misconstrue my motive. sir"
 Then I'm sorry"
 ''I am not here to borrow. On the other hand. quite by accident l discov- cred your name upon the register downstairs. good old Frisco nume. If you will permit me to say so. l thought to myself that here was a chance to help fellow countrymanT Calendar paused interrogatively. Kirk wood remained interested. but silent. If passage across would help you. I-I think Ii might be arranged" stam- mered Calendar. i'll at ease.
 Tt might" admitted Kirkwood spec ulatively
 ''I could fix 1t so that you could go over-tirst class. of course-and pay your way. SO to speak. by rendering us. me ard nly partner. trinirg serv- fee"
 "Ahw
 III idNt. tNHtjHufu ditiunt. NuliIi- ing up to his theme. there might be something more in it for you than the passage tiff you're the right man. the man I'm looking for"
 "That. of course. Is the question" "Eh!" Calender pulled up suddenly fin full winged flight of enthusiasm. Kirkwood eyed him steadily "i said that It Is question. Mir Calen- dar, whether or not l am the man
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-08

ard the incident simultaneously with smart bang of fnality. Laughing quietly. be went back to the window.
 with its dreary outlook. now the drear- Ter for lengthening evening shadows. .I wonder what his game Is. any way. All adventurer. of course. The woods are full of 'em. A queer fish. even of his kind And with Il trick up his sleeve as queer and fishy as himself, no doubt"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-08

GLOBE LABOR UNION DIRECTORY
 CARPENTERS AND Jo1NERs Local Union Mo- of Carpenters and J0n n m H. Wood president; F. W. Tcnbrook financial secre- tary; J. M. Bell, treasurer GLOBE MINERS UNION NO 6o w. M-Meets every Tuesday at7pm. Elliott, president; M H. Page secretary cloh Unon Meets first Sunday in eaeh month at D. n, Belt office. C. V Marceilus, pres dent; Carl E. Holdsworth, secretary Store and oe Employees Meets second Monday of each month in Miners hall, 7:3O A. H. Hargrave president R. R. Ballard, secretary
 BARRIERS Union of America Meets s Tuesday in each s30 Newport BaoeT snoP ooi Flora president; Ferdue, secretary
 BARTENDERs International League America No 512 Meets first and Taylor's Barber shop A. d. Leonard president; l.. Perry, Secretarytreasurer
 PAINTERS Brotherhood Painters and Paper Hangers Amer No 217 Meets each Tuesday night in Keegans hall; w. b. Aiken presiden A P Ese vicepresiden J. A. Cark, oec reary.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-08

(To Be Continued.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-24
LA CASA LDGUBRB 33Qs

miss Summerson la proposition que dgns hacerle-
respondo mi tutor evando la al Gordon de la campa
nlla-Mss Sumerson agraoece ca debe bue-
mas ntenciones, desea muy buenas noches mucha
prosperidad
-iQu6 quereis decir 2-pregunt6 NJ Guppy algo
apazamiento?
Una negativa absolute - respondi6 M. Jaru-
dyce
-Que ogo, caballero! vos, Jobling, ser ell amigo
mas eal que mpre he creido darias ell brazo mi madre
para sacarla de aqu de permitr que pemanecese
por mas tempo I'm lugar donde ya para NADIA
cesita.
Mistress Guppy neg6 empero marcharse no quise
nj DIR habar de ello
-Sad vosAdijo a mi tutor.-5 Que signifca semejante
negatva? SPor ventura mi hijo vale tanto ella?
sC6mo estas avergonzado? Said, said de aqui.
Senora obervad que mandas salir de mi casa-con-
testo mi tutor.
-iY este que importa? ?repuso mistress Guppy.-S os
que POGO para vo id buscar quien valga
mas. Id, i'd buscarlo
La pronttud que mistress Guppy habia pasado de
la algeria mas expansive al enojo mas terrible deo de
sorprenderme 10 que parecer la ndgnaba que
moviamos de nuestro stio
.-jPor que vas buscar1o? p exclam6; id 8
0etiene?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-24
ROR CARLOS DICKEN

de estaro quieta), que hubo tempo que la magen
de miss Sunmerson esuvo gravada mi corazon que lie
hice prop0reiones de matrimonio
.-Esto he sabido--contesto mi tutor.>
-Circunstancias del todo Independence de mi vom
tad-diio NJ. Guppy,--deblitaron certa epoca la I'M
preston de aque[a magen epoca debo proclamaro en-
que la conducta de miss Summerson fue noble magnan
decide.
de anmo que he de correspondent tan magnanma conduc
ta-exclam6 NJ. Guppy,-probando miss Summerson que
puedo elevarme aura La cual quizas creia
capaz de egar Conozco que la magen grabada otre
tempo coraz6n que por momento cre borrada ha
quedado e profundamente impresa; Influenza mi
incontrastable cediendo pOder, renuevo, despe
cho de circumstances que nade capaz de domnar
Sumerson la proposition que tuve el honor
de drgirIe antes de ahora deposito pies la
de Walcot Square, mi titulo, mi diploma mi persona
gandole que dgne aceptarO.
En- efecto-dijo mi tutor,-vuestra conducta es mag
mamma.
Mi aspiration mas viva es la nanmidad-exclam6
tono sincere M Guppy-Mas creas que considere
desventaosa para mi la proposition que hago miss Sum-
merson; NADIA de esto as opinan tambien mis- amigos
Certas crcunstancas han producdo certas mutacones
que pueden puestas parangon las desvenajas
de clio resulta casi el equilibrio.
-Cabalero tomo mi cargo el contestar nombre de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-24
a 9 1.EO

Es oe muehA usiiidAd, 40 cole para
lon Abogados, Corses yndieiaies, Xyu1-
tamientos. CorporaeioRes y, snpasa0s
de- todos los ramos. sims tambi6R para
log coraerciantcn, iadngtriaIss = perg0.
mas de negocios, el conoeimients ds La
Leyes de Puerto Rico aprUbadas per
1as Camaraa y el Conse3o N3esas1vu N
~ .pssado afio de 1867.
Sc venden 81 en- II Nbrerfa Mel
BolO1rn I[eroa1tA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-24
\ 0N01rQClAS

= & o >SGsG SS
Han contraido matrimonio en- Baya-
mon, ell distinguido caballero don Barto-
lone Joy con la agraciada senorita Tri--
ma Sandin, de Vaga-Baja.
Esta tarde saldran para Ponce el CO.
ronel de polic1a Shanton y el senior Bias
coechea, empleado de la oficina del Guar
tel general.
En- Bayam0n ha sido cOndenado un
aiio de carcel Mario Nieves, acusado de
acometimiento aggression con circuns-
tancias agravantes.
Sc encuetnra disfrutando de licencia
actualmente el senor Ramon Siaca Pa
checo, escribiente de la Secretaria de
Puerto Rico
Desde hace dias Sc ha hecho cargo,
de la Secretaria de Puerto Rico, el Asis-
tant Mr.. Skinner
Ha debutado con gran exito en- Baya-
mon la compaiiia de variedades en- las
que figura ell celebre artista Minute. =
Ha salido para Guayama el fiscal de-
dicho distrito, senior Salvador Mestre
Dlcese que sera aumentado ell nume-
rA tle @1ardias Quc actualmente hacen
el sarTicio Ell Santurce
La iunta escolar de Las Marlas, ha
nom brado va los naestros graduados
Y rurales que han de ejercer en- el pro-
ximo curse escolar.
Han salido para Ponce la plana MAJ
yor del partido republicamo. Regre-
saran ell lunes por la maiama.
Ha sido nombrado Presidente honora--
rio de la Asamblea de libre- pensadores
en- Ponce, Ell senor Jose S. Belaval
Ell total de las exportaciones de La
lsla los Estados Unidos durante el Ill
timo mes ha aumentado en- mas de dos
cientos mil dollars
Ell vaIor total de todos los articulos
exportados en- ell mes de JUNO ascendios
q cuatro mIl0nes doscient0s ocAentG ~
cuatro dollars.
Comparando estas cifras con las del
| anterior mes de Mayo, que solamente
legaron tres milyones, setecientos Uei1-
te mil. trescientos cincuenta seas nos
dara una diferencia favor de JUNO de
| dOsc'entos ci1,cuenta y nuere mil nuere-
! caentos ueinte 0cho dollars
Nos lnforman que la goleta cOstanera
"Aurelia" cuya salida de este puerto
para Mayaguez Sc anunci6 por la prem
sa, Sc ha varado en- el sitio denominado.
"Cueva de Vaca" en- Cerro Gordo.
La tripulacion sc ha salvado, y la car
ga seg1n informes, no ha sufrido NADIA.
tampoco.
Ell banco Territorial Y Agricola de,
Puerto Rico, la publicado su memoria.
annual, que hemos recibido
Aver tarde permaneci6 reunida dos 5
tres horas la Junta Central del partido
Unionista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-24

Sc alquila un magnifico mirador, en
La casa mum. 20 de la calle de La Luna
Para informes. Luna II altos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-24

Han contraido matrimonio en- Baya-
mon, ell distinguido caballero don Barto-
lone Joy con la agraciada senorita Tri-.
ma Sandin, de Vaga-Baja.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-24

Esta tarde saldran para Ponce el CO.
ronel de polic1a Shanton y ell senior Bias
coechea, empleado de la oficina del GUAR
tel general.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-14
AMERICA LEADS
IN TENNIS PLAY
Defeats EngIiShmen Yesterday,
Winning the Right to
Meet Australia.

Philadelphia, Sept. 13.-America won to-
day from Great Britain In the third and
decisive match Of the Davis lawn tennis
cup play on the courts Of the German
town Cricket club r. D. Little and II.
H. HaCkett defeating in the doubles j.
c. Parke and W. c. CraWley, 3-6, "a "a,
As, Sc.
This decides the preliminary tie and
makes America the challenging nation
against Australia, which now holds the
coveted blue ribbon of the tennis world.
Tomorrow the single matches will be
continued, with Larned meeting Parke
ana W. J. ClOthier playing c. 2. Dixon.
The result of these matches, however,
will not affect the championship.
The veteran Little seemed to be the
main objective of the visitors attack, and
bardment of drives and SmaSheS. Parka
seemed the best Of the Englishmen, al
though he was uncertain overhead and
his errors in this respect were largely
responsible for the loss Of the final set.
Parke and CraWley showed fine form
in the first set, but the Americans
steadied down in the second set and won
it, Ga, making the match one all
Little and Hackett won the third set, Of.
The Englshmen took the fourth set,
Ga. making the match two sets all.
The Americans won the fifth set SO,
and the match
1t is unlikely that any member of the
American team will so to Australia, as
it is understood none of them cares to
make the trip 1t is generally under
stood that the two California experts.
Melville II. Ions and Maurice F. Nc
Laughlin, viii be selected to go to the
antipOdes. The third member may be
Beals c.. Wright. who went to Australia
last year with +. B. Alexander.