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The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
JOHNSON TO PITCH
CantillOn Determined to Beat
Boston in Opener.
CALL OFF Yesterdays GAME
Nationals Manager Refuses 10 Dis
euss Report OF s'waivers on Jerry
Keeps the Boys IndOors-Hope TO
Pull Out of Last Place.
- . - - e..

speoal TO The Washington Herald.
Boston, Mass, April 3o-Members Of the
Washington baseball team spent a rather
dismal day at the Copley Square Hotel
here. 4 cold rain has been falling since
morning. and the game scheduled for the
afternoon wss called of before Il O'Clock.
Playing billiards and indulging in shop
talk was about the only way OF killing
time until evening, when many OF the
players went 10 the theater.
Joe Cantillon refused to state whether
or not he had asked for waivers on Jerry
Freeman. such matters" he said to-
night. ARE supposed to be secret. and I
decline TO discuss them" He would not.
however. say that he had not asked for
waivers. and IL appeared that there was
some foundation for the rumor that he
had done SO. Cantill0n is not in the least
discouraged by the showing OF the Ma
lonals SC far this season.
CantiIIon Is Optimistic.
we have lost two sor three games by
the hardest kind OF luck. and that can't
follow Us forever" said he. We are go
ing to win a lot OF games on the merit
OF play. and We may also pull OF a few
by good luck. So far have not seen any
team that has anything on ours. and we
certainly viii improve as the season goes
on just as much as any one OF the others
We generally put Up a good game in
Boston. and tomorrow. II the weather
win permit We may start something
right here. know the Red Sox are a
lively bunch, but expect to break better
than even with them on their own
grounds
Men All in Good shape.
"OCr men are ali in pretty good shape
but this cold, raw weather here Il not go
ing to help them any. All the other teams
are Up against the same proposition. 50
we get an even break IN that respect"
Manager CantiIlon Is anxious 10 win
the first game Of the series. and he will
send Walter Johnson after Il. johnson
when he was right. never had any trouble
holding the Red SOx IN check, and. as
CantirOn predicts. washington nav get
a start here and pull out OF last place IN
the standing
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
JOHN [. PICKS KETCHELL.
'sBig Black Is Slow Declares For
mer Champion

John L Sullivan thinks thai KetcheIl
has q chance Of beating Johnson. he
said.
''KetcheIl Is game young fellow and
a natural fighter he Is one OF the great
est hitters that ever stepped into ring
He was fast enough 20 beat through the
defense of clever Jack OBrisn. which
makes me believe that he can beat the
black man
II don't think Johnson can take a good
punching. and II Ketchell hammers him
in the stomach I have a bet that the
white boy viii win Give me the fellow
with the punch every time The Burns
johnson moving pictures prove that John
son is dead slow on his feet and knows
little OF nothing about aggressive tactics
with his superior weight and height
he should have stopped Burns IN a
couple of rounds II be had been q really
high-class champion. Burns was just a
poor. misguided, overTated dub IN the
ring with Johnson.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
BALTIMORE NINE THE WINNER
Jefferson school Of oriole City wins
from Washington School.

IN a long drawn-out. loosely played
game on the Tennallytown diamond yes
terday afternoon the Jefferson School.
scholastic champions OF Baltimore. de-
feated Washington School for Boys by
the score OF i 10 q. The game was
marred BY many errors on the part Of
both sides.
Mccormick was on the firing line for
The visitors. and allowed but FIVE hits. but
his wildness was responsible for the
many passes and rms Evans. who
started on the mound for the Capital
City boys. was forced 10 retire in favor
Of Sweeley. who proved effective for the
rest of the game. .;core:
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
Imperial A. C. Challenges.

The Imperial Athletic Club wants
games with teams averaging fifteen
years The Inperials have already won
five straight games. The lineup fol-
lows Beall. pitcher; Reliher. catcher
and left field; Carroll. catcher and left
field: Sweeney, first base. J. Simpson.
second base; NJ. Simpson. shortstop. c.
Farr, third base; Cryan. center field and
pitcher: Jones. center field: Cusack. right
field and pitcher. Address challenges 10
Charles KeHher, 1913 Fuller street.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
FIGHTERS ARE KICKING.
Boston Referees Are Not Giving Best
Satisfaction.

Before Freddie welsh. the English light
weight, gets into the ring with Dave
Deshler for a tveiye-rouEd mill IN Bos-
ton next Tuesday night. lse VIII insist
upon having some say about the referee
TIE recent decision az the end OF the
Langford-FeTguson bout II Boston has
caused so much unfaTOrable comment
that boxers who DO not live in BeanJown
say they viii not perform IN that city if
native is the third man u the ring
Welsh said yesterday that he would 80
on with the Deshler bout II the ATmOry
Club would accept Charles White OF any
other Unprejudiced ring judge 70 preside
inside the ropes.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
lIessengers Beat stenoEraphcr..

In loosely played game yesterday the
Messengers defeated the steaographers.
Of the Interstate Commsroe Commission
by the score Of IS to 10. The features OF
the game were the pitching OF Brennan
and the hitting OF Pennybaker for the
winners. The Messengers want games
with teams averaging sixteen 70 seven
teen years. Address Bill Brennan. Inter
state Commerce Commission.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
PREPS AGAIN DOWN SEMINOLES
Defeat Club Team for Second Time
This Season kv 0 TO 8.

The preps OF St Johns College for the
second tine defeated The Seminoles by the
score Of 9 10 s
IN the eighth inning the Seminoles had
succeeded in tying the score, but Drury's
drive into lsHt field for a home run de-
cided the contest IN favor OF the preps.
The preps are developing a good team.
and Tor their size are a snappy lot OF
ncff roccn~r
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
olympics Again Victorious.

For the second time this season the
strong Olympic aggregation yesterday de-
feated the Munacra Athletic Club. scoring
70 runs 10 their opponents s. The game
was loosely played, the bad grounds be-
ing responsible for most Of the runs
Williams was knocked out OF the box In
the first inning, being succeeded by Jones,
who pitched q creditable game. Acton,
the Olympics' box artist. was in fine form,
flaming twelve batters, and the runs
made were through passed balls and cost
-Iy errors. Score:
R.H E
olyupi1s. ; 22oiz-i0 B )
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The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
NationaI CapitaIs open Coz Game..

The National Capitals have organized
for the coming season and would Ike 10
get games.
The lineup follows: Green. first base,
Hale. second base: QulgIy, third base.
Small. shortstop; Burns, pitcher: L. Hale.
catcher; Green. left field: r. Haurlv.
center field; Carson, right field, and Mall
Vlsker and Jenkins substitutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
wELL-KN0wN HORSEMAN DEAD
Cornelius FeIIOvveS Passes Away
After Long Illness.

New York, april so-Cornelius Felloves.
former secretary Of the Coney Island
Jockey Club and president Of the Na-
ional Horse Show. died to-day in this
city, after an Illness OF several months.
Death was caused by arterio sclerosis.
Mr.. Fellowes was born in Louisville on
March s. Is4o. His father was William
Fellowes, a stock and cotton broker OF
New York. Louisville. and New Orleans.
Mr.. Fellowes' connection with the
American turf began IN 1S7s. when the
Coney Island Jockey Club, Of which he
was one Of the founders, was organized.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
Accommodation at Finish.

The present arrangement OF the bleach
ers viii make It possible for every
school 10 have a fun quota OF rooters
near the finish line. It Is at this point that
the most excitement usually shows I'd.
and many a race has been won o. the
home stretch. so il is thought that a great
number Of students viii avail themselves
OF the chance to be right where the fight
Ing Is hottest
Too much stress cannot he laid on the
fact that the first event viii be started
AT O'Clock sharp. Dr. Wiber. chairman
OF The A A L registration committee
VIII referee and he viii insist on al the
contests beng run or without an in
stant's delay. All the subordinate off,
cialS have been fully instructed in their
many duties. and all VIII be ready to
keep something going cn all the time, so
that with every event filed. there IS
now no doubt but that Washington's first
big interscholastic meet viii set q high
standard for future affairs OF the kind
70 line I'D 70.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
DETROIT TAKES ANOTHER.
Sc. Louis Errors Help Along and
Tigers Keep Up the Pace.

Detroit. April S0-Bunched hits. coupled
with s. Louis misplays, enabled Detroit
to take the first Of the series with the
Browns to-day by a score Of I TO . and
incidentally strengthen ;heir hold on first
place. Summers and Graham opposed on
the slab, and both pitched well. but the
home twirler was given the better sup
port Score
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
Carolina Defeats Virginia.

Special 70 Ths Washington Herald.
Charlottesville. Va, April S0-North
Carolina made strong finish in to-day's
game. defeating Virginia, to s. Wilmer,
Virginia's twirler, was landed on freely
in the eighth and ninth. Features OF the
contest were home run drives by VIM.
OF North Carolina, and Da1ey. Of yir-
ginia- Stewart. Carolins's twirler, famed
ten Hamilton's hit scored the winning
run. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01

First haso by e-ror-Bsltinore. . Left on
bass -Bslsimors. J. Washingrcn. = First base on
balis-O5 Mcconnell 8. of Evans ;. q swesiey
;. Innings pi1Chod-I3y ETans. 8. hy SWeeley. 4
Hits msde-Of EFars. 2: a Sweeley. l. Struck
Cut-Ry McComics. 6. b. EIans. Z, D. SEeelev.
Trvo-hase hit-Stone Sacrifcl hif-Yoshell- Stolsn
basss-Peas5y iE y. Rand 81. McCCTuick t5
Dunnirgtcn o. Brown g. wilkins o.. HYDE o..
SWeeley Double Winchester 70 EosheIl Hit
b. pstc1eE-By NcCormick 1, By Bvans. / Wld
pitches-SEesiey. 3. McCounick. Passed balls
DorSsy- .; stone. s Umpire-Nr. Fowle Tine q
Esne-3 hours annd $ n-iuutas
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
NoreIand Goes to Charlotte.

LynchburE. Va. April 304''Yum'' More
land. the Washington outhelder. who was
given q trial here, has been farmed 10
Charlotte, Of the Carolina Association,
since Manager OTth decided to play in
the outfeld- Moreland should have no
trouble shining In the Carolina circuit.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
BEATEN IN LAST INNING.
Giants Seem 70 Have Game Won just
Before Losing.

Philadelphia, april 30-The Giants were
beaten by the Phillies to-day by the score
OF 10 l. after it looked as II they had
the game clinched. The winning runs for
the Quakers came in the last inning.
Marquard. after pitching a great game.
was hit freely and wfltse went in TO save
the dav. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01

Lctt on b2scs-lafsyette. ); knickerbockfrs. 20.
First base on hens-0f Williams. 5 Struck out
By Williams, Q; b. Howard, 6. Two-base hits-Iack-
soa Naus. Holman ~. Poors. o.. Williams.
Eckendorf. Stolen bsses-Poo.e. Procter Brewer e.
Msus CAN'T. Holman I'D. B. Howard q. r
Wise. Dc1ahue. Hit b. Ditchcr-By Howard. ?
Mid pirches-HOwaui. Williams. Umpire-lIr.
Myers. " T. S. Iims q game-I hour au6 IS
minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
.KNICKERBOCKERS WIN EASILY.
Heavy Batting and Howard's Mas
terIy Pitching Defeat LafayetteS.

The Knickerbockers defeated the La
fayettes in a one-slded game on the
Olympic field yesterday afternoon-I5 TO s.
B. Howard pitched great ball for the
winners, giving the opposing batsmen
goose eggs in the first six innings.
The Lafayettes scored their only runs
in the ninth inning. on several hits and
a costly error.
The winners would Ike 20 arrange
games with all teams averaging twelve
and thirteen years. Address Lester
Mans go q srraet rn-thu-est Soma.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
st. James Wins in Twelfth

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown. Nd. April 30-St James
School defeated the strong Yeates School.
Of Lancaster, Pa at st. James, by the
score Of 10 10 9, the game lasting twelve
innings. Two men were down in the
second half OF the twelfth when ST.
james scored the winning run. Score:
ST. James. .......... 2ea2 2z00lO 10
Yeases- es--.--.-----.---. ! . 0 0 500 e-s
BatteEies-Rafter. Whiieside. and GroTe; HOrr and
Herman Umpire-1Ir. Miller.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01

TEo-base hits-Brznsfeld- shsan, Grant Home
run-Au-rzy. Sacrifice hit=Shean. Stolen bases
Hsrzog. B-zusSeld. Struck out-By Msrqua7d 6.
By Moore. 8. Bases Cd baiis-0h Msrqusrd /: ca
Moore, : Wild pitch-By Wutss !. Umpires-
1Isssrs. RigleT snnd Truly. Time ot gsms- hour
and $ minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01

lH0-l4se Elt-el11rers S1rr1rce klt@-Scl aefer.
Summers. stolen hase-Cobb. Bases on halls-Of
SUMNER I. OF Graham. , Lef: on base-Detroit.
); s. Los-is. = St-uck out-By SsInmers ?; b
Graham ? Double Dlsys-Summers 70 Schsefer 70
RcssEsn. Summers % Brush 20 Rossman: Summers
to Ross-ran; Bush to Schaefer % Rossnan; Wallace
70 Williams % Criger Unrires-sfess-s OLozszhlir
and Kern Tine q gane-l hour AID . Minutes
AttendanCe. la
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01

EaT1ed rlls-St JOINS. ;; Seminoies. 4 Firy;
base by erroTs-st- Johns. ?: SeruinoIes. 3 Ieft
q bases-St. Johns &: Senlinolss. 3 First bsss
on balls-Oa Moran, 4; OF Powell :. Struck out
by Moan. 4: by Powell. 6 Two-base hits
B2Fnes, Wilson, Trsin0r. Home nin-G. Drr7.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
BASEBALL "" Halt = TRACK e"aSs BOXING N ss e
PREPS MEET TO-DAY
Crowd Expected to Witness
InterscholaStic Games.
CLASSY RUNNERS TO COMPETE

John Gallagher, Premier schOOlboy
Athlete OF Amerieaj Zeh and Bry-
ant, Central High stars, Lead the
Field in LOng-dfstance Events.
First Event Starts at 2 O'Clock.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
ReEultr nf Frrnrh Rncer-

Maisons LATTE. France. April Sat
the races here to-day Charron's Ugolin
won the Prix des Trianons TILE was
second and Longchanps third Wander
bits Dictee was unplaced
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
lie Drofts IN Line.

The lie Droit Athletic Club challenges
any amateur baseball organization aver
aging eighteen years Address P NJ
Simmons. manager, 81 Elm street north
west
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
Jeannettc and scaIer Mntchea-

Paris, April S0.-Joe Jeanette. the
American scrapper who recently defeated
sam MeVey. will meet Jack Scales. the
English heavyweight, IN q ten-roEnd
bout tomorrow night
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
Eastern CoIIege victors.

Special 10 IRE Washington Herald
Front Royal Va, April 50,-Eastern
College defeated the Shenandoah Collegi-
ate Institute. Of Dayton. Va. by the score
o. S 10 in one OF the fastest fielding
games seen here this season. Thompson.
Of the Institute held Eastern down to
ene run until the seventh inning, when
Eastern made FIVE runs Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
AIN. PREPS DEFEAT FRIENDS.
Pitchers Are Effective, bat Errors
Cost Quakers the Game.

IN a weil-plsyed game. marked by
splendid fielding on beth sides. Army and
Navy Preps defeated the Friends School
yesterday afternoon by 10 ;. The game
vas pitchers battle throughout Up TO
The sixth inning Friends held their op-
ponents 10 tie, ? 20 . However, the
seventh round proved the fatal one for
the Quakers. as free pass. coupled with
four errors, netted the Props three tai
lies
Brooks and Baker were in fine form
and II given the proper support would
have left the field victorious.
Norton twirled a steady game, being
especially effective IN tight places and
tanning fourteen Score:
RHE
A < preps.---. 0IIs0 0z5 I
T;cuds................ Q one e5 I
Battcries-Frisnds Brooks Baker and Low: A
& y. PTsps. Norton and Allen
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
KendnIls nefent ,rarnthnn-

The Kendall Athletic Club defeated the
Marathon Athletic Club in a hotly con-
tested game on the grounds at Fifteenth
and D streets northeast by 4 to !. The
feature OF the game was the pitching OF
Nell and the batting OF Clemens and
Smith. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
national Bankers on Ton.

The National Bank Agency team yester-
day afternoon defeated the Office Bureau
team b a score OF TO . Batteries
Bureau, Buseher and Linkins; Agency,
Markle and Burr.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
So Game. in Yirrinia

Richmond, Va, April So.-An the vir-
ginia League games were postponed to-
day on account Of rain
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
HULLFISH FINISHES FIRST
Takes Honor in z. II. C. 4. Medley
Race at Potomac Park.
c. Hartung Is secOnd-stecker and
Enzor Are Attractions in Fea-
ture Five-miie Event.

Twelve young runners OF the Z u. c.
A competed IN medley road race over
the Potomac Park roads yesterday after
noon. with George HUllnsh the winner
and Charles EsrtUng second
The distssce covered by the runners
varied according 10 their ages. the young
est boys going one mile, the next older
two miles. and those seventeen years
and older five miles. The handicaps va
ried. according to the ages and distances.
from thirty 20 Two seconds. and were
subtracted from the actual times. prizes
being awarded according 10 the average
tine for each mile.
Hulihsh, running two miles, did some
very good work. although the star fea-
ture OF the event vas the race Between
Stecker. the associations best cross
country runner, and Enzo-. captain OF
the cross-country team. These men ran
five miles. and there was never more
than three yards between them al the
way. Stecker winning with good sprint
over the final 100 yards.
The order OF finish.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01

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Z. LeE1S So. 1 1ile. . seconds
J. y MoGTzE. E.s5 Is milss. niruses-
{ Poet. 55S. niles. s1atch.
5 ZlTkin. B,5 ss. miles. = sscuuds.
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paxidsen. 3, Y. u. 2

Spec1El 70 Tas Washington Herald
Lexington, Va. April 50-virginia MI
itary Institute lost to Davidson College
OF North Carolina, to-day n a pretty
gsme-3 10 2 Up TO the end OF the fourth
inning Kount vas batted freely BY the
cadets. when Clark was put in the box.
The cadets then made no more runs. The
V. N. I men felded well. To-day's game
was Davidson's last for the season
Score;
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
ST. JOHNS STOPS THE AGGIEs.
Take Advantage of Opponents Err
rOrS in the Eighth Session.

Specai 20 The Washington Hsrald
Annapolis. Nd. April 3o.-St. Johns de-
feated the fast Agricultural and Mechani-
cal School Of North Carolina here To-
day. taking advantage Of the Aggies'
errors In the eighth. when FIVE runs were
scored. Stevens pitched excellent ball for
St. Johns. holding the visitors to six
scattered hits Score:
RH.E
A. N IN. C.znoo zoo0o-4 :
S. John's-....--....- 0 600 5x-s 5
BatteTies-Ross ard sisfort: Stevens AID Crew
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
r E. Z

BsttsEies-y. u. J.. Moseley and Beau.hsno:
Davidson. Touut. Clsrk. and Buie Hone ms
Mcclure, Davidson Th-ee-hase hit-scott. Y. VI. Z
st17'es out-By Moselsy, 5; b To1nt. 3; By CIsrk.
g Bases on bzlls-O1 MossIsy. 5. q Tosut
Unpire-8lr- Hood. " L L Soo7s--Csset AleE-
snder.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
GAMES TO-DAY.

/ Boston at Brooklyn.
New York at PhiIadeIDhis.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Chicago at PittsburE.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Philadelphia, p New York, L.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-31
CIRCUS ACTS ARE AT
THE PANTAGES-EMPIRE
Manager Winstock Announces
New Bill at His PLAYHOUSE

The Pantages Empire theater. man.
aged by Mr.. Winstock, has a great
feature act this week, commencing with
today's matinee, in a circus stunt in
which six Shetland ponies and MANY
clever dogs participate The act is
made more than usually interesffne 3,
because OF the special scenery with
which 1t is invested and bespanfyled
Thalero is worth the price of adnis-
sion alone to see his remarka Bile
tricks.
Krosco and Fox who are called the
: prattling pals" are down on the pro-
gram for some rapid fire talking. Anv
act that involves q pretty girl and a
masculine joke feeder is worth while
and this turn Is all OF that and then
some"
A clown that is really a wonder on
the horizontal bar is featured ia the
turn that mcCune and Grant present.
one is slender miss who can dance:
the other is clown who is really funny.
James and Kitty Brady sing, dance
and talk. Kitty wears some stunning
clothes and with her giddy hat topping
an evening gown is an animated pic
ture while her partner dances like a
winner. The two present a sketch
which they call Men and Women"
Hedges and Launchmere a clever
pair OF negro entertainers; Francesca
Marraci, who plays the violin like a
virtuoso; the Munsons in an amusing
comedy sketch. THE Hold Up" and
two sets of moving pictures complete
the Pantages Empire bill.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-31
NOVEL AND ORIGINAL
ACTS AT THE WIGWAM
Theories of Darwin to Be Proven
True by Huge Gorilla

There viii be a big feature act at
the Wigwam this afternoon in the shape
Of q great gorilla which is called Don
carlos and which proves the OAR
winlan theory that the ape tribe has
the potential possibilities which have
made man. The animal is four feet
IN height and gives one of the most
original and interesting acts ever
seen in vaudeville
Mile. Summerville presents turn
which she calls ''the act beautiful" She
appears with a trained horse, Column
BUS, and makes sensation with her
ring. Winona, Francis and company
Will be. seen in sharpshooting act.
and Holmes and HolliSon will have
plenty of comedy in their sketch.
Brown and Hodges will offer an Indian
novelty cartoon act. John Birch. who
is called sthe man with the many hats
will undoubtedly prove the great sue
cess in this city that he has been
throughout the east. Thomas and
Payne, a negro team, whose singing,
dancing and skating act has been
highly praised will present a classy
turn, and moving pictures will COM
nlete splendid performance.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-31

pr. hTcNuIty has secured Offices at No.
+ kearny street. where ne will resume
practice IN a few days. His residence
XIII be at the Balboa.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-31

north. bur finds that his sister met
death IN storm and that the death was
voluntary. He determines to ave3ge
her wrongs. and after much difficulty
cnllsts with him Ba'tiste lie Grand a
northwestern nOmad. IN the first act
McDonald and his assistant. George
auntley, are found stopping at the Mac
lavish cabin home while promoting the
construction Of the Far Northern rail-
way.
Mcdonald has been making love to
AacIavish's daughter. Hilda. a child
TOT 500 ana because her mother de-
serted him on account of his abuse.
jules and Ba' tiste arrive. Jules is Hill
GAS admirer. but has never spoken of
ms love. To him Mcdonald boasts that
although he is married he is going to
take Hilda away with him. In his
boasting he admits that It was he who
drove Annette TO her death in the storm.
Ia the second act Mcdonald tricks
y acLaVlSh into promising that Hilda
shall go with him. When MacTavish
assails his daughter for refusing to go
ley takes sides with Jules and Ba'tiste
and after a desperate fight they. escape,
with Bilda in their care.
The last act finds The party in flight
resting on the portage OF Little Bear
river. Ba'tiste. Huntley and Hilda en-
park IN a canoe, leaving Jules alone to
return TO the MacTavish home for the
purpose Of meeting Mcdonald again
and aTenging Annette. Before Jules can
start on his return Journey, however
Mcdonald appears in pursuit. and their
meeting, which ends the play, is the
strong scene Of the piece.
Andrew Robson plays the leading role
Among the others IN the cast are I.eOla.
Palmer, Alfred SWenson. 3. A Lamar
Mlillan Burt and Louis Haines.