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The Washington herald., 1909-07-23
SPEAKS AT LYNCHBURG.
Plans Being Made 10 Give Tucker
Big Reception.
- 10 10 Washlnrton Hemld.

Special 10 The washington nenld-
Lynchburg. Va, July 2.-The support
ers OF Harry st. G. Tucker for the Demo
cratic gubernatorial nomination are maxi
ing extensive preparations for the rally
at the Academy Of Music Friday night,
which IS TO be addressed by Mr.. Tucker
II Is thought the Academy will be packed
by a crowd eager to hear the candidate
The Washington herald., 1909-07-23
G Bar HaT6Or, Me.

TO SEPTEMBER -.
loted for Cuisine and service I:
telephone in suites. and all
scenery UNSURPASSED on At
n. L. BALCHs Prop Iks
Ne
The Washington herald., 1909-07-23

When you have lost or found anything,
telephone an advertisement to The Wash
ington Herald. and bin viii be sent you
Ut ! cent = word.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-23
DELAWARE RESORTS.
MARYLAND RESORTS.

RIVERDALE HOTEL-NOW OPEN:
new management; spacious lawns: arte-
sian water: bcthing. boating. Grabbing:
fishing free. For terms and circulars adj
dress Mrs. II. r. HOWETH. Tilghmen.
Nd. s1s
The Washington herald., 1909-07-23
STAUNTON GOES DRY
Anti-SalOOn League Wins by
Twenty Majority.
ELECTION IS VERY ORDERLY

"oueen City OF the Valley Joins the
"Drys'-It Went 'eNVet' Two Years
Ago by n Small MaJOrity-NO Chill
dren'S Pnrndes and other Features
of Such Campaigns Mark Election.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-23
VIRGINIA RESORTS.

VIRGINIA BEACH = THE FINEST
surf in the world: cool hreezes: good
table: reasonable rates THE DRIFT
WOOD COTTAGE. Box e. ~
The Washington herald., 1909-07-23
DELIGHTFUL 5e-RoUR OUTINGS
On tho Picturesque and Noble Potor,a,

Via Steamers OF the Potomac & Chesapeake steam.
boat Company from Eighth street wharf south
wes-.
An outing riValing beauty Lake George On
the Hudson.
Fer schedule call phone Main 59l2
Round trp tickets including fare and stateroora
81 90. Two IN A room. $50 each. McalA tabls
d'hote, SOC each. Ia carte also.
W. +. cARNE, IT., ". 3. EAfAfERT,
GenL Agt- Vie Prest- and Gen. Mgr
The Washington herald., 1909-07-23
NEWS OF LYNCHBURG.
store Entered by BursIars-PrOf.
Hurlgs III.

III.
Special 20 Tho Washington Herald
Lynchburg, Va. July 22-The store of
Z. II. Brockenbrough at Colemans Falls
was broken into last night by burglars,
who stole a gold watch and a consider
able amount OF the stock The police
OF nearby places have been asked 20 look
out for the robbers. but no arrests have
been made
Prof. Martin p. Burks. to whom the
case Of Williams against the city for
$4,000 damages was referred by the
Federal District Court, is still detained
by sickness and the matter win be taken
Up before him as soon as he RECEIVERS
sufficiently 10 leave Bedford City.
John A. Lee. a young white man from
Concord. y. c., who was arrested here
last night charged with selling a horse
which he had hired from q local livery,
was given preliminary hearing in the
police court and held for the September
grand jury. Lee will hardly be able to
prevent a penitentiary term in the case.
James Lawhorn. aged twenty-eight
years, died this morning al his home in
Elm avenue after long illness of tuber-
culosis.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-23
MAINE RESORTS.
THELOBISBURG

OPEN JULY 1
Az attractive hotei.
elevator. private baths.
modern improvements:
lantie Coast. Address
1cussbuTg. Bar HsrbOT,
The Washington herald., 1909-07-23


Percy E. Cliff and wife have purchased
from Nellie NJ. Dishman, the two-story
brick dwelling on the south side Of
Prince street, between Columbus and
Alfred streets, known as SIC Prince
street A deed of conveyance was placed
on record to-day In the Office Of the
clerk Of the corporation court.
Considerable business Of Importance
was transacted at n meeting of Mary
Curtis League Chapter, United Daughters
Of the Confederacy. held this afternoon at
r. L. Lee Camp Hall.
Thomas Milton Sprouse. infant son Of
Mr. and Mrs. NJ II. sprouse. died this
morning OF his parents home. HayAeld
farm, Fairfax County, Va. The funeral
win take place at 3 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon, and the burial will be in
Bethel Cemetery.
Up TO the present time the officials Of
the Southern Railway Company have been
unable 10 apprehend the niscreant who
thDcw the rock that struck William Wha-
len. freight brakeman. at Calverton,
yesterday. Whaleus condition is con-
siderably improved to-day.
The property Of the late william Metz
ger at Woodbridge was offered for sale
at auction yesterday and withdrawn on
a bid of $500. The farm contains go
acres. The personal effects were sold.
Because Amos Robinson. a negro, IS
alleged TO have sold liquor on Sunday
and without a license he was arraigned
in the Police Court this morning on
complaint Of Policeman knight to an
swer the charge. Four witnesses were
examined. but each OF them denied hay
ing bought liquor from Robinson on Sun
day. The case was continued until Tues
day next. when additional witnesses will
be examined.
Funeral services over the body OF James
Thomas Lanham. who died at the George
town University Hospital, Washington,
were held at O. clock this afternoon from
the residence Of Mr.. Self. Coz Princess
street Rev J. NJ Holmes, pastor OF
the Methodist Protestant Church, con-
Quoted the services. and the burial was
in Bethel Cemetery Members Of Alex
andria Council, J. o. L. A. NJ, attended
the services.
At the annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the J. II. Small & Sons Co,
held in this city. the following officers
and directors we're elected TO serve for
the ensuing year: c. Albert Smill, presi-
the ensuing year: c. Albert Small. presi-
tary and treasurer. Washington; Paul E.
Sleman, vice president, Washington.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-23
Its Oh THE TABLE,
HQTEL TRAYMoRE.

Atlantic City. N. ].
Open throughout the Year. Famous Is tie hotsi
for the comforts q home
TRAYMORE HOTEL COMPANY.
ID. s. WHITE. T. o. MARQUETTE.
President Manage
The Washington herald., 1909-07-23
TABOR INN,

Connectscuf ave. and bench: ideal location; OCT
view rooms; homelike; excellent table: S Up Vsckl
special June ntes. A. n DUNN
Evening journal., 1909-11-29
Go to MiIIer's.
Brushes and Combs.

This week propose do something startling in brushes.
In addition the big line of hair brushes, tooth brushes nail
brushes cloth brushes bath brushes baby brushes hand brushes
&c. which carry all the time have purchased from inn
porter big line of hair and tooth brushes These brushes
nearly year ago. long before the tariff bill passed
These brushes direct from France and Japan.
We want double brush business this month and the
time make friends and To do this
Offer during this week. all of these brushes and in addition
all of all kinds of brushes oneourh their regu
lar prices
You can get TOOTH BRUSHES &c. two for 15c; 15c
kind 12c 2Se kind 16c kind 1sc 35c kind
at &c. &c.
NAIL BRUSHES, regular oc to SOC, this week &c to $780,
CLOTH BRUSHES 25c to $780, this week Ice to Toe.
HAIR BRUSHES, 25c kind Ice; SOC kind $780, kind
at SIC 100 76c $3.50 kind s11s $500 kind $3.50
These brushes big bargain and will pay you buy
eral while you have the opportunity.
COMBS HERCULES sold for less than 25c week.
our price &c.,
Extra heavy fine Combs, regular 25c, at 1sc
Evening journal., 1909-11-29
Go to MlIIer's.
Purity in Prescriptions.

There just much need of having confidence in the phar
maet that puts up your prescriptions there having conf
dence the doctor that diagnoses your and writes your
scrption We have the complete pharmacy in Delaware
and guarantee every ingredient that goes into the prescription
we be absolutely pure. WE NEVER SUBSTITUTE
Evening journal., 1909-11-29

CoLGATEs EXTRACTS, Capnce Cashmere BSssust. Dac-
hS Fantasy La France Rose Italian Vciess MOoad Woets
25c, &c. Zoe and si0u per bottle
CoLGATEs TOILET WATERS 25c SOC and TAO POI bottle
MILLER's TRIPLE EXTRACTS Whis. Violet, Wood Violet
New mown Hay Bouquet Lily Of the Valley. lIioops Whs
Rose Carnation Pink. Honeysuce, Hyanh, Jockey Club
.23e $780, 68c and S100 pes bottle
MILLER's TOILET WATERS, Violet. Lilac. Heotrope
.40c 75c and si2b per bottIs
ROGER GALLErTs Woette de Parmc Extract vlolstte de
Parme Water Vera Vioec Extract Vera Voette Water.
PIVERs Azurea Extract, Azurea Water AzuTea Saehet
HOUBlGAUNfS Ideal Extract .S425 per bottle
Evening journal., 1909-11-29
Go TO METer's.
Go to MHier's.
Hospital and SiCkrOOm Supplies.

We probably have the largest assortment Of Hospital and
Sick Supplies Delaware Everything in this line priced
low greatly increased business in this line by
holding profits down the low margin that charge
on patent medicines which, the other druggists claim sell at
about cost to them Everything this line rsca and must
be sasfacorour guarantee back of it. The stock so
varied we cannot give many prices in this limited space
Evening journal., 1909-11-29
Go to MiIIer's.

Face Powder.
l box DR.. Charles Face
Powder. ........ DOC
l jar Clear-Skin Invisible
Cream. .............. 60c
l jar Clear-Skin Massage
Cream. .............. SOC
$3.50
All for SOC.
Present this coupon.
Evening journal., 1909-11-29
We Study,

Think plan and work make Drugs and little
better than you'll get in any other drug store.
The Drug business is business; concen-
traion and ability have made it a large one, and
is still growing. And it grows progress.
We venture say publicly that other establishment in
Wilmington has grown remarkably this has lnsu-
tons Of this kind do grow except by rendering definite public
service Of We attribute growth the fact that
we sell Pure Drugs Right Prices
Evening journal., 1909-11-29
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The Detroit times., 1909-06-24
EsTAbRO0K STEEDS
WORK VERY FAST
Macy Hangs Up a Lot of Seasons
Records in Try-0ut at Lexington
Before Coming North.

News In the form OF a dispatch from
Lexington is OF interest TO loca
horsemen, bringing as il does. he
/ Sracturing OF the seasons trotting and
| pacing records by horses entered in
the stakes of the Detroit Driving club
TO he decided a month hence.
In the final workout which Trainer
I Macy gave the members OF the string
of George H. Estabrook. the Denver
millionaire. Denver. the NJ 4 NJ. can
didate bred in Michigan and bought
last year for long price. troIIed his
mile handily in 2:0S. the last quarter
I'm 80 - So far as known this is
the fastest mile trotted this year and
the clocking was unquestionably &C
curate.
C. the Limit, the Estabrook Cham
Der or Commerce candidate. paced in
2:0I finishing his final quarter in
30 S'4 seconds. This is the fastest
1909 mile on the pace, so far as any
one knows. The son or Searchlight
was not going very good-gaited, either
and seemed 10 be a bit lame behind.
The most remarkable performance
OF all, however, was mile trotted ny
Old Country Jay. entered in the 2;ll
trotting stake here. Though now Ia
his thirteenth year and supposedly a
hopeless cripple. this fellow went s.
mile with Ramey Macy. son OF the
regular driver up. IN just 2:0o "a. iast
quarter In 20 3-4.
The Estahrook stable is the one
which captured the NJ. & NJ. Of last
year with Spanish Queen and this
mare is again in training. doing her
workout mile In . o. and seeming %
be in fine form.
The horses were shipped from Lex
ington 10 Peoria where they will start
soon.
News OF another sensational work
out comes from Boston where. on the
city speedway. Chief Wilkie, ? II "a,
trotted a half-mile in SIS flat. This IS
a worlds record for such a perform
ance and was accomplished with an
amateur in the sulky seat.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-24

GATE. Wallace Is the Browns most
dangerous batsman
President Hedges was the guest OF
ce-President Yawkey OF the Detroit
club in the latter's box
With the Athletics and Boston also
winning right along II behooves the
Tigers TO show no mercy
The Browns have a couple OF substi
tutes with them who may get IN II
they drop the sixth straight.
There came near being collision
between Mcintyre and Bush when the
latter grabbed Jones fly In the seventh
The only time the Browns could put
O'Leary out was when Charlie decided
20 immediate himself by the sacrifice
route.
McAleer would probably have yaukec
Crisis earlier but for the fact that tho
right-handed Detroit hitters were
coming up.
Bush continued his classy work IN
deep short where he plays for Ferris.
Williams and Jones. Almost Invariably
he gets them by long throws
Waddell did not appear. The report
being prevalent on the Browns bench
The Detroit times., 1909-06-24
BAN HERE TO LOOK
THE BROWNS OVER
League President Says He Expects
Tail Enders Will Soon Get To win
ming Again Beyond a Doubt.

President Ban Johnson, OF the Am
crican league, took n hand fh-th al
| fairs OF the lucklcss Browns today.
lie dropped in early in the morning
and held conferences during tue fore'
noon with President Hedges and Man
ager McAleer. OF the tail-enders. as
well as with Vice President Yawkey.
OF the Detroit CLUB This afternoon
he attended the game played by the.
Browns and Tigers
As usual. Johnson was reticent over
the motives OF his visit.
Il haven't been I'm Detroit so far
this season and thought this was
good chance, that's ALL said he
The Browns? oh, they're all right
or will be- when they get their full
strength IN the field again They
have been crippled with their two
fast men out OF II. but they'll get SO
ing again. never fear.
Has the league any men whom II
could turn over TO the Browns 10 as
sist them right now?' Johnson was
asked
"None that know of who would "a
worth more than the men they have
now
"Do you expect any important
changes In the Browns in the near
future?"
That's matter that's up TO Man.
agcr McAlcer
lodges. McAleer and Johnson AZ
ioin i'm denying that McAleer has re-
signed. has been asked TO resign. or
Is intending 10 resign.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-24

that "Rube" was In Chicago. competing
in the Grand American handicap.
In the first inning Holman nearly
got al unusual homer. His drive over
the right field fence was foul by a
small margin only. Then ne famed
Eight doubles is considerably more
than are usually crammed into one
ball game. Crawford and Schaefer got
nEe as the result Of their combined
labors
The Tigers surprised the Browns
when, after Crawford had hit safely
with none out In the third. Cobb and
Rossman. Instead OF bunting. hit into
left field
Suggs made great hit with the
crowd In the sixth when. after Bailey
had hit safely. he held the Browns
outheld 70 outs. winding up by fan
ming McAleese
II looked as ~ Umpire Evans made .
couple OF bad breaks on the bases but
each side suffered and neither had A
chance 20 kick. as the result would not
nave been altered
II anything happens 70 criger.
trlgga Will have 10 don the mask and
go back % tho plate There was some
talk of sending for Smith. who was
left behind In s. Louis
The base stealing OF the demon Ross
man was IN evidence throughout
Clnud was out avenEing the misfor-
tunes % t. Cobb who was being
thrown ont with regularity.
The umpitlng ~ both Egan and
Evans was impartially rotten. but tho
teams weren't close enough together
after the third inning 20 make IL worth
while for either side 10 kick
Schacfer had close call for his run
in tho third scoring just a second he
fore McAlcese had thrown out Schmid,
Herman home from second. II was the
final out OF the inning
The Detroit times., 1909-06-24
GRAND AMERICAN TODAY.
Rube Wsddell Among Marksmen Who
VIII Compete in the Big Event.

CHICAGO. June 24.-Four hundred
and seventy marksmen are expected
10 face the traps in the Grand Amer!
can Handicap. the classic OF trap
shooting events which opens at the
Chicago Gun club today.
IL is possible that there may be
some delay in getting the Grand
American started. owing 10 the post
ponement OF some OF the preliminary
events Tuesday and yesterday. In
these events, Mrs. A d. Topperweln
has carried OF the greater part OF the
honors. She not only tied Fred. Gil.
bert. OF Spirit Lake, and severa! other
cracks breaking 90 out OF a possible
100 targets, but also made higher pro-
fessional average, breaking 10 out Of
so in the four series of twenty tar
gets which remained for her 10 com
plete.
The favorites for the Grand Ameri.
can are Fred Gilbert Jesse Young
and Crosby. George Edward (Rube)
Waddell is an entraat.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-24

tigefs. since AeEiarty was laid on the
shelf by illness
l thought | knew a month ago. how
wanted my team 20 line up for the
rest OF the year. when could get the
chance 20 practice them II while IN
their regular positions The plan
didn't include Rossman. either but
now I'm In doubt again. Nobody IS
going 10 play any better ball in the
feld and at the bat than Rossman
has since he has been pack in this
time. His work az 81. Louis was just
as good as IL has been in the two
games OF the series here He's get.
ting everything that comes his way.
saving his team mates n ict of errors
on wide throws. and hitting the ball
finely. The whole team seems TO BAT
better when he's In the game"
Embarrassment on account OF a
wealth OF Businessmen is condition
10 which many managers would fain
submit but II really worries Hughie
Jennings. In Moriarty he has a man
who would strengthen at least five OF
the other American league teams in
all departments OF play. In Rossman
he has a player who Is Just now star
ring IN second time on earth. And
al the time there is Sam Crawford
in the outtleld. whom many believe 10
be the best flrst-sacker IN captivity.
II stationed at that bag.
Rossman's work in the game Of Wed
nesday was simply astounding. In
four trips to the plato he accumulated
The Detroit times., 1909-06-24
NOTEWORTHY EVENTS
IN THE LEAGUE RACE

Suggs was in fine form and the
Tigers got 10 hits. including SIX
doubles. OF Criss and Bailey,
making II i've straight from tho
Browns.
Two wild throws and wild
pitch by Berger lost for Cicve-
land at Chicago. Fiene actually
won an American league ball
game.
Boston got 2l hits of Chesbro
and Doyle and Knight had the
nerve to get himself oenched for
kicking
krause was still in form and
held Washington 10 five hits and
a shutout. Smith could not fool
Hartsell and Oldring. They claim
six straight for the California
southpaw.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-24
Sporting Notes

Mrs. Topperwein was high gun I'm ths
chicago shoot yesterday.
ID. A. L. Will pntrrtaJp The uo,ro.
team this afternoon. Busch VIII
pitch.
The directors have ordered MANAGE
Murray 20 shake up the PhtiadeIphia
Nationals. The end is surely In
sight.
In spite OF the many stable. said 70 he
gathering at Peoria. IL IL said that
many OF the classes there have failed
10 I'LL
CnpablnDca and Marshall have ended m
Marathon chess match, the former
winning. $ games TO l. There wer4
IA draws.
Greater New York enjoyed a baseball
gaia day, both Brooklyn and the
Giants winning both games OF sched-
uled double headers
me saginaw team kicked so perxfxt-
entity on the work ~ Umpire Bush
az Jackson yesterday that the latter
hnaiiy forfeited the game
The Detroit times., 1909-06-24

sights than the incandescence OF
Suggs. One OF these was the joyou.
abandon of the Detroit hitting. For
instance. note the prodigal manner m
which Sam Crawford whistled TWO
baggers about the local lot. Five times
Wahoo Sammy strobe 10 The plate dur
ing the festivities, facing Criss and
Bailey. Four times his Irusty sapling
! Horace" belaboTed the sphere where
there was nobody 10 check its flight.
On three OF these occasions the one
time pride Of Wahoo, Neb. never
stopped at the initial station, but con-
| tinued his mad career 10 second base.
Every time he tried IL he pulled II on.
/ Sans hrst two-Dagger came III tho
opening inning and. isolated from his
other performances would have been
enough 10 alone win the game. Nc
lntyre was on second at the time
and he came home. On Cobb's swell
hunt and an error by Wallace. Chaw-
ford scored another run. This drive
was down the left field foul line.
The next time Sammy aud Horace
appeared they opened the third inning
with drive past Williams into right
Cobb, Rossman and OLeary all lar
ruped into left field 10 follow and right
here occurred the benching OF Criss-
an event patiently welcomed by poor
Jack McAleese whose tongue was pro-
truding as the result OF his exertions
chasing the sphere about, choking 1,
into submission and returning il TO the
infeld
In the remainder OF the game Craw-
ford injected two wasted doubles OF
the shoots ~ Rfil Railav
schsefeTs Eyes Bad.
While the other fellows were fail
ing 10 lump their drives with Craw.
ford's. however, Herman Schaefer had
taken UP the burden. The genial CAP
py-s lamps have been giving him
trouble of late so that he has been
experiencing great difficulty in batting
over $50 for month or so. A lamp
repairsr has been fuSSing with them
To the lack OF efficacy Of the treat
ment Herman ascribes The fact that
Bobby Wallace was able 10 reach the
grounder which he drove out In his
first time at bat After that the
lamps worked reasonably we'll He
walked in the third and was among
those who crossed the plate In Inat
eventful period In the fifth. with
O'Leary on third, he doubled TO left
In the seventh with Rossman at a
similar point he duplicated the shot
Mention should be made Of the best
catch seen this season in the outfield
OF the focai yard. either by horne ar
visiting athlete. The stunt was pulled
of by Matty McIntyre and came in
the first inning McAleese. with two
out. landed with all his might on one
and it seemed surely ticketed for the
fence. Mcintyre got under way with
all CELEBRITY. hiked for the barrier at
full clip, turned round Just In time and
stuck up bis glOved right hand After
he had finished the inevitable sprawl
he calmly exhibited the ball IN his
dainty mitt. TO the great astonish-
ment Of the delighted bugs. the genial
ump and the outraged McAleese.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-24
llGERS 3, BROWNS l; SUGGS IN FORM
CHAMPS MASSACRE POOR DODE CRISIS

Graham and Mullin are the probable
twirlers for todays game
The Tigers were glad 10 get Bailey
out OF the way for the rest OF the
series.
Bush unquestionably beat out his
bunt in the first inning but Evans
waved him out.
stephens has very bad index finger
and may not be able TO catch satisfac-
torily for a week
on the basis OF the returns Up to
The Detroit times., 1909-06-24
THE nth IN SERIES.
Harvard and Yale Play |, Today and
Break Is Nearly Even.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. June "a -
Each with record of 10 victories toT
the season, Harvard and Yale baseball
teams meet today on Soldiers field loI
their first championship game this
year, Hartford, Harvards star south
paw, was selected for the box woll
and opposing him was Merritt. thC
hope OF Old Eli.
Today's game is the one hundred
and eleventh Harvard-Yale baseball
contest since the series started. bach
in 1868. Yale has won So OF these
! games. and Harvard 81 Harvard has
won the series in the past two years
although on both occasions a ,nird
game In New York was necessary.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-24
LAJoIE UNDER KNIFE.
May Be Out OF Game for a Month AS
Result Of an Injury.

CLEVELAND. June a. Especially
Manager Lajoie, OF the Maps. who
was injured in Wednesdays game.
with the White Sox, viii submit 10 an
operation at Lakeside hospital today
Pat peugheEty- collided -Xith -Laioie'S
outstretched arm while the Nap lead
er was reaching for Bergers wild
throw, swapping his wrist and hand
backward.
A large quantity OF fluid formed In
the wrist and hand over night and it
was decided TO operate. He may DO
out or the game for a month