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and he will not go out whenever ne
wants drink of good wine or liquor.
1t will be much better too if you get
your supply here. Our wines and
liquors are neither aduIterated or d.
luted. There will be a considerable
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the usual price OF each drink he takes
and sec.
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Parkwood z-OV
Star A Rye, straight --..-.--.. 70
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Yu,ter 400
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-24

TUESDAY. Auo1r "a. 1909.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-24
OLD MINIoN LIN {

= Daily Service
~ FOR NEW YORK
40tSS~ From "ompany's Wharf
l2SS&S2h Norfolk. foot of Church
u street every week das
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Evening journal., 1909-09-29
TED COY, YALE'S GREAT FULLBACK;
INJURY MAY KEEP HIN OUT OF GAME

Judging by the rumors now in cir
culation in the Yale football camp. Ted
Coy. the Blues captain and sensation
al fullhack. viii not be able 60 get
into the game until the first week In
November. and even this Is a matter
for conjecture. Coy recently under
went an operation. and IL Is believed
that his physical condition viii pre-
vent him from participating in a hard
contest Coy was injured In the game
against Harvard last fall, but paid lit
tic heed to the bruise. While prac-
ticing bunting during tho summer the
injury developed. and the doctors at
Yale University doomed an operation
necessary. Coy Is one OF the greatest
fullbacks the game ever knew. His
sensational work against Princeton
last fan was one OF the principal feat
ures of the 1908 season. As punter
he has few equals. Last year lac was
selected as all American fullback.
should he be unable TO play Yale will
be greatly weakened.
Evening journal., 1909-09-29
MUNSEY AUTO TOURISTS
WHIR THROUGH THE CITY

Washington is reached tomorrow az
ternoon.
To Examine Machines.
When the cars pun into the capital.
completing a journey OF over 200
miles, they VIII bo given brake test
and other minor examinations and
then taken to the garage and placed
in the exact positions Ira which they
were before being taken out to 20 on
the run. The techn cal examine tions
Will then be made by Chairman TreRo.
Jesse T.. Cossard, Jr.. Of Baltimore,
and Or. J. r. Overpeck. OF Phlladcl-
/ phia, members OF the technlal com
mitiee. Il win probably take them
several days to complete the task and
announce the winners ia the various
divisions. Their task will be an
arduous one and It will commenced as
soon as the cars are placed in the
garage.
There are only 20 competing cars.
The Matheson machine. after having
trouble with a car In New York. was
left by tho observer while on its way
TO the hotel and the driver took 1t to
tho factory there and had the injuries
repaired. For doing this Chairman
Trego disqualified the car.
Evening journal., 1909-09-29
THURSDAY RACES AT
DERRICKSON'S TRACK

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del. Sept. 2e--On Tnursday
afternoon, the races at DerriclSson's
Driving Park. Frederica, which had to
be postponed because Of the wet
grounds and sticky track, will be run
and the same array OF fast horses
viii participate. This special attrac-
tion will be the race between Hero and
Julia Marlowe. who will try 70 beat
the track record OF 2t2
Julia Marlowe and Judge Linlzwood
were sent around for FIVE heats when
it was found that the rain had made
the track unit for general racing, and
yet crowd Of 200 stood around and
clamored for a match race or two. Ono
heat proved a tie. one heat was won
by Judge Linkwood, and the other
three were taken by Julia Marlowo.
Tho crowd pronounced II great sport
and went home satisfied.
Evening journal., 1909-09-29
PIRATES CINCH PENNANT.
DETROIT STILL CLIMBING

Pittsburg has not only won the Ma
tional League championship but she
has set a new high average mark and
has made practically a runaway race OF
the fight since the first month OK the
season. Another remarkable part of the
Pirates work is that the team has not
suffered anything that even resunibled
a slump during the entire season.
Pittsburg and Detroit play much the
same style of game, both relying on
speed and batting strength rather than
the strength Of their pitchers or gen
oral craftiness. A series between them
should furnish slashing amusement. It
would also bring in opposition for the
first time the prowess Of Ty Cobb and
Honus Wagner. the premier swat ar
lists and each about SO per cent OF tho
strength OF his team.
Evening journal., 1909-09-29
EonthnII Plnver a vI,Itor.

Daniel S. Rath of Potistown. Pa, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Myers. OF No. iii West Twenty-ninth
street. the past week, has returned 10 his
home. Socks" as he is familiar y known
throughout the Schuy XIII Va ley, Is the
popular quarterback and captain Of the
Nat onal A. G. OF Pottstown, which team
is the fastest 1SO-nound team IN Eastern
Pennsylvania.
Evening journal., 1909-09-29
Y. NJ. c. A. TO PLAY
ON THE GR.DJRON
Candidate For Football Team
to Report at { Smere on
Saturday

The y. NJ c. 4. football team Will
meet at the association grounds at
Elsmere. Saturday for the first prac-
tice. The association will have one
Of the heaviest teams Of the city, and
they will hope to compete with some
of the best in this section Of the coun-
try before the end Of the season.
It will be recalled that the Y. Al. c.
A.. about dozen ears ago, when C.
II r. jackson was physical director,
had one Of the strongest elevens in this
section of the country and there was
the greatest rivalry between the War
rem Club and the Y. M. G. A. Physical
Director Chatzel thinks there is much
good material for a first-class eleven
this year.
Evening journal., 1909-09-29
Twenty Cars on Last Lap
of 1900 Mile Run, Dash
on the Way TO Wash
ingfon.

Twenty automobiles, taking part Ia
tho Munsey reliability run from WASH
ington TO Boston and return, passed
through Wilmington from o'clock
until o o'clock this morning. attract
ing hundreds Of persons on Market
and Fourth streets, and on other
streets over which they sped The
cars to-day came from Philadelphia,
where they stopped over night. Show
ing the ordeal OF the run in mud-caked
machines. In tousled hair and In grimy
hands and goggled faces. the partioi-
pants aroused unusual interest and
crowds lined the length OF Market
street between Tenth and Fourth TO
SEQ them flash by.
The cars aid not stop in Wilmington.
as this city was not a checking sta
ton for them. There was no COM
mttec 80 greet them.
The nrst appearance Of the motorists
was az G o'clock this morning. when
the confetti car came whirring down
from the Philadelphia turnpike, TO
Market street. turned sharply out
West Fourth street. turned again into
Union and then sped on through Els
mere. Marshallton and Newark for
Washington An hour thereafter the
scheduled cars began to appear az In
tervals Of few minutes. BY 7.80
o'clock, when Market street Is throng-
ed with men and women on the way
to work, the cars were reviewed from
the curbs and at the prominent corners
by crowds that made the run through
the city q veritahle automobile parade.
Although the cars went over Market
street at considerable speed. there were
no accidnts and driving was careful.
At Fourth a surprise awaited most Of
the drivers when they turned west
ward and found the steep hill be-
tween Tatnall ana West streets con-
fronting them. The ten and half
per cent. grade gave all an oppor-
tunity TO show their mettle. and each
car took the hill with "a whirl and a
plunge that cleared the hill az express
train speed. For scores OF persons the
clearing Of that hin and the grade
from Monroe to Franklin street was
the feature Of the run through Will
mlngton, and many gathered to see the
machines fash over the inclines.
The cars viii arrive az Washington
this afternoon and will be greeted in
the streets by big crowds all along the
route. The run through this city this
morning 90 on the return from Boston,
the cars having started away from
Washington last week.
The run yesterday was from New
York down through Jersey to Atlantic
City by way OF Lakewood and thence
on to Philadelphia was made under
clear skies short stop was made
at the seaside city to check in and par.
take OF some lunch.
Last night they were the guests o
/ B. +. Keith, proprietor Of Keithl
Theatre In Philadelphia. Mr.. Jordan
manager Of the playhouse, sent ticket
/ % every member OF the party, ant
they accepted his kindness an
i thouEhtfulness with pleasure.
II Chairman Trego was 20 have held
meeting OF the observers last nigh
!, 20 so over the papers and ascertai
tho scores for the last three days. N
scores have been compiled since Bos
ton was reached last Friday night
When the fact became known that
theatre party was 10 be formed
! Mr.. Trego. knowing that the enter
tainment would keep the men away
decided 70 postpone the meeting unit
Evening journal., 1909-09-29
RIENDS' SCH0OL.
TOO IN SEASON

Friends School football season w open
on Saturday with tho oxford H.s school
team IN this ty. on october ono Of the
best games OF the season for tbs city Will
be played with the st. Luke Academy.
The team is in good condit on Among
those OF last years team who to bo
seen on the gridlron again IA sea on are
Captain Smith Marager Ke'og Elnsoni
Cam Winchester, Derr ok, Larg. Cause
and Hutton. Captain Van Trump, OF last
years team, and =. a. Poo, one Of their
guards are missed az the present me.
Evening journal., 1909-09-29
FAST WALKING TO
CHESTER, THIS

Leaving Fourteenth and King streets at
1880 o'clock Sunday morning and arriv-
ing In Chester at Los was the time made
by James Ilarlsins, GEORGE W. pi Imam,
Daniel Irw II, Albert Kelley. Joseph Walsh
Harry Lyman and Joseph McD9nough,
members Of st. Patr.ck's A. A.
on next Sunday the same cub win walis
either TO Delaware City ana return or {
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1909-09-29
MI-FINALS In
TENNIS MATCH

semi-nnal mixed doubles OF tho VIII
mlngton Country Club Tal tenn tourna-
ment were played yesterday a tsrnoon.
Mrs Fei x dupont and p. T. Wright de-
feating Miss X Tallman and \. DUPONT
Lea. GO. 90. and Miss y. Van o rft and
L. A. DeCazenove defeating Miss f. Pyle
and w Tatnali, Jr.. 6-3. 6-a
There was but one match in the conso-
'atlon mixed doub es. Mrs W. p. Johns
ton and W p. Johnston defeated Miss A.
Bird and L. Rumford SO. z 8. The finals
Of the mixed doubles win be p "a ef N
afternoon. other events OF the tournament
will be played later this week.
Evening journal., 1909-09-29
EDDYSTONE SEEKS
WILMINGTON GAME

The Eddystono ball team Of Della
ware county would like TO hear from
any 125 pound Wilmington team soT
Saturday. October 9 to bo played at
Wilmington. They ask for expenses
for fifteen men, which they will re-
turn on the first Saturday In NOvem-
Der. Address Edward Is. Johnson, Box
124. Eddystone, Pa
Evening journal., 1909-09-29
ANNUAL MATINEE
OF THE TURF CLUB
Probably Will be Held at
HhrSe Show PARK on
October 80

The Delaware Turf Club is arrang-
ing for Big matinee at Horse Show
Park, and October 80 probably will be
selected as the date. An effort will be
made to get Jack Gilman and Lady
May together I'm q match race If It
can be done.
Five events have been arranged for
the matinee on Saturday afternoon.
A few Of the circuit horses have made
their appearance. and win be seen IN
the events on Saturday.
The judges will be: starter. E. p.
Moody; judges and timers. W. T. Ly-
nam. l.. Scott Townsend and William
S. Devine; clerk Of the course, u. n.
Palmer. The card:
Event No. I.
J. NJ. Brannan .......br. g. Reno g.
Garden Farm ......b. n. Double p NJ
W. NJ Ward .....b. g.. Queen Ashton
Event No. 2.
J. C. Hartmann ......b. g. Wesley Jr
Delamore Farm, b. IN. Townsend Girl
William Armstrong ......br. h. Elmo
Garden Farm ....b. m. Red BIRD
W. II. Hollett ......-...ro. g., j. o. X.
Event No. 3.
Brookdale Farm ....b. m. Little Lady
Brookdale Farm ........b. m. Ruby r.
lT. +. Lynch ......ch. g. Bill William
Event No. 4.
A. H. Worrilow ..b. m. Queen Esther
lConcordville Stock Farm,
b. 6. Delightful Chimes
Delamore Farm ......b. g. Jim Bayard
Event No. 5.
Peter Orth ..-..............g &. Rock
J. G. Boulden ....b. m. Dora Thorne
William Armstrong,
b. h. BroolSland Chief
L. T. Jefferies ... .br. g., Thaddeus X
Evening journal., 1909-09-29
Mundy A. c. Organizes.

Mundy a. c. has organized for the
season as a 1o5-pound team. Games
desired. All candidates wishing to try
for the team report to Manager &.
Diamond. southeast corner Second and
TatnaI streets. during the week.
Candidates that have so far reported
are: Thomas Nalow. B'essman, Ross
Blumberg, Seville, Strincourt. Smith,
Glucl. Buckley, Fitzpatrick. Nc
Gowan, Diamond and O'Conner
Evening journal., 1909-09-29
BASKET = ALLERS OF
BROWNSOX REPORT

Manager Bradley OF the Brownson
basketball team had his men out for
practice last evening. Although this
was the first practice game OF the sea-
son the men made q ino showing. Rig
ney and Welsh have still got their old
pace. Manager Bradley Is delighted
with the work of the team and pre-
dict a banner season for the gold and
hlra
Evening journal., 1909-09-29
TRJTTING MATINEE ON
MAPLE VALLEY T2ACK

Matinee races win be held on the
Maple Valley Driving track near Per-
RVS Tavern. tomorrow afternoon. An
excellent card has been arranged and
many Wilmingtonians viii attend. The
races last week were postponed be-
cause Of rain.
Evening journal., 1909-09-29
DELAW Re- H)R ES
GET TRENTON MONEY

Delaware horses got a share of the
money at Trenton fair yesterday. The
first race, the 227 trot, purse $500. was
won by r. 7. c., sorrel gelding own
ed and driven by w. r. Biggs, Of Mid
dletown. Best time was 2.23 Ia. A. II.
Tyson's black mare Sweetheart, landed
third money In the 2.22 pace, and
George Dutton, with the black horse
Silver Mitt, won fifth place. In the
2.19 trot Mr.. Biggs' bay mare Bohem-
ian Girl. won second money while Ty-
sons Free Mason landed ninth.
Evening journal., 1909-09-29
ANNUAL MEET OF THE
WEST CHESTER HUNT

The ninth annual meeting Of the West
Chester Hunt WI be held at Shelters
track, near West Chester. on Saturday
October i6 under tho rules Of the Nat onai
steeplechase and Hunt Association. The
entries for the races win close at midnight
Of October .. J. c. Murtagh is clerk Of the
course. There are six races on the card.
Evening journal., 1909-09-29
tIlahIand Jrs. Mani oama..

The Highland Juniors football
brigade having organized for tho sea-
son, would like 20 hear from some first
class teams averaging in weight from
90 20 100 pounds. Challenges will be
received by B. y. d. Hersye. 2o21 Del
aware avenue. city.
Evening journal., 1909-09-29
DOVER HAS STARS
FOR DUPONT GAME

Manager Reeves, Of tho DUPONT baso-
bah team closed arrangements this morn
ing for a game ON Saturday between the
DUPONT and Dover baseball teams.
The game win bo played on Saturday
afternoon on tho Union street grounds
and should be ono Of tho best Of the
season.
Dover will have some big men on II.
including Dave" Zearfoss, former
catcher OF the ST. Louis team and OF the
top-notch Wilmington Union League
team. The two Hoovers boys, who have
been playing with big teams this sca-
son. also viii play with Dover
This will be Dovers first game IN VIII
mington in two years.
India and Ceylon supply sevon-elgh-
this OF the worlds tea.
Evening journal., 1909-09-29

For the worlds baseball champion
ship: Pittsburg VS.. --."
Puzzle. FIJI in the blank Detroit?
In all probability.
Philadelphia? Barely possible.
Pittsburg may be cashed, for the Pi-
rates cinched the 1903 National League
championship yesterday though they
lost to New York for Chicago lost also,
and thereby lost her last pennant hope.
which for several weeks had not been
OF more than one-steenth candle power
in brilliancy.
only a baseball miracle can cheat
Hughey Jennings Tigers Of their third
successive American League pennant
They have clear lead of two and q
half games over tho Athletics and are
going strong" The Tigers have six
more games. four with Boston, which
has not been playing much of a game
since her pennant hopes were finally
punctured and two with Chicago.
Philadelphia has seven more games,
five with Chicago and two with wash
ington, whose mission in baseball seems
to be to upset the dreams OF the con-
fident.
Even should the Tigers lose two Of
their remaining games and the Athlet-
les make a clean sweep. the Jungle
men will still be the winners. But as
baseball is as uncertain as a cold stor-
lage boiled egg tho fans of Philadelphia
are still hanging on by an eye lash.
The worlds championship series VIII
furnish a peculiar situation regardless
Of which team wins in the American
as It will be a fight between former
contestants for the worlds honor,
neither of which was successful.
Pittsburg won tho National League
championship in 1904 and went down
70 defeat before the Boston Americans
in the big series. Detroit struggled un-
successfully against the Chicago Cubs
in 1907 and 1908, while the Athle- les
won but one game from the New York
Giants in the worlds championship
series in 1905.
While Jennings never admitted in
public that his Tigers weren't as good
as the Cubs. he is having a hard time
!. in concealing his delight at the prospect
of playing some other team this year
for the big honor Whether the Cubs
were better than the Tigers may be
debated by Detroit partisans but that
the Cubs had the Tigers goat" none
viii deny.
Evening journal., 1909-09-29
Post tSeason Series Be-
tween Piffsburg And
Tigers Would Prove a
Great Thriller.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays scores:--
Detroit, 8; New York, o.
Philadelphia, z: Cleveland, o.
Chicago, 8; Washington, /.
Boston-St. LOuis--Rain
HOW THEY STAND.
Detroit ...s.s.---.......9 81 .64b
Athletics ...............92 "a $50
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays scores:--
New York, Is; Pittsburg, g.
Brooklyn, 4; Cincinnati, ]. III in
nings.)
Philadelphia. 8; Chicago, ?.
Boston, 2; st. Louis. First game.
st. Louis, z; Boston, 3--Second game,
HOW THEY STAND.
flttSDurB ......s.......l .lVO 50 'fou
Chicago ................ % AZ 674
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-23
CIRCUIT COURT OvERRULES
DEMURRER TO INDICTMENT
Counsel for Attorney in Heinze's Case
Declared Not Justified in
His Action

NEW YORK. June 22.-The demurrer
to the indictment charging Sanford
Robinson, attorney for Arthur p.
Heinze, with impeding and obstructing
the administration of justice was over
ruled by Judge Ray in the United
States circuit court here today
Counsel for Robinson had contended
that his client was justified in disre-
garding service Of papers by a deputy
United States marshal, inasmuch as
only a marshal had authority in the
matter. The courts decision, however,
places deputy marshals on the same
footing as marshals.
Robinson was indicted together with
Arthur P. Heinze, F. A. Heinze, Carlos
Warfield, vice president of the Ohio
Copper company. and Calvin O'Geer, a
clerk in the office of the United Cop
per company, for preventing a deputy
marshal from serving a subpoena on
Tracy 8. Buckingham. a clerk In the
employ Of the United Copper company,
and arranging for his departure for
Canada.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-23
aNans1e1 Gha1
Edited by
M. N. F. Bridghann
What to Place i'm a Picnic Basket

taken whole do put them In bottle
that will surely not leak
Pies are out of place; preserves arc
not needed: salted nuts create thirst
so better not take such.
Use paraffin paper for wrapping the
several packages separately; lay care
fully in the box, wrap and tie with
strong cord. Carry some paper nap
kins and one knife that will not cost a
thought should it be lost; it is the car
rying home of relics of the feast that
too often destroys the pleasure of a
picnic.
Wear Washable Clothes
Wear things that can be laundered;
things that will go into the tub and
come out as good as new; wear COM
Portable shoes and gloves that you ex-
pect to soil; a veil and a wrap will
come in right for yourself and the lit
tie ones should all have light wraps
for the homeward trip. Select some
place where shelter is to be had IN
case of a sudden storm, as the ground
is very apt to be too damp for comfort,
or at least for health, this month.
Or Picnic at Home
Or. perhaps you may like to do as an
ingenious small woman L knew. Her
little ones wanted to go somewhere
anywhere-but she hardly felt able 20
cope with five energetic, strenuous pa
bies. So she turned the porch into
woody bower, packed boxes, invited the
neighbors' children and had a pic--ic
right there.
OF course it meant work, but the ba-
bies were so happy; daddy was in
vited and came early to help enjoy
the fun; a hand-organ man, with his
active little partner, a cute monkey,
was notified beforehand to appear "by
chance" and made good. From un-
til there was delight in one house
hold; nothing went amiss; the debris
was gathered up and bestowed upon
the grinning organ man; the bower left
as it was; half dozen sleepy but hap
py children were put to bed, and the
picnic did all that could be expected
gave the whole family a pleasant aft
ernoon.
1t is the novelty of eating out of
doors that attracts children and this
managed, the rest is easy.