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The Washington herald., 1909-06-24
D. S. Hoover, of District No. 8, Is Running Him
Close Race with |, 1,144,688 Votes.
EXPECT CHANGE TOMORROW
Many Ballots Have Been Cast Since
Yesterday.

For the first time since the contest
started the million mark has been pass
ed. Father Fealy. DisUricJ 10. leads the
list with a grand total OF I2lS722 votes.
while D. S. Hoover. District s, IS a
close second. with 1.I446SS votes. The
Third Grand Prize would. were the con
test 70 close with this count. go to Harry
T. Ia Clair. District 10, VINO has l04o, 81
votes To ms credit. and the Fourth
Grand Prize 70 E H. Jemison. District
l. who polls 99S.I7O votes to-day. sirs.
Allie Sharpe Balch. District 8. has sS4.Sc2
votes. and would. therefore, win the
Fifth Grand Prize.
II will be noticed that. whereas Father
Fealy was in third place yesterday. to-
day he leads the entire Ist. while Harry
7. La Clair has climbed from fourth
place 10 third. D. 5. Hoover. who was
lot among tie five leaders yesterday.
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DISTRICT no. 8.

District No. includes all that territory bounded
tv .he north side OF L street northwest and the
west side OF Fourteenth street the south side %
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90 25oo; Father FesIy. District 70. s1s.s50;
Lieut. william Il ssnlelnsnn, District y.
E3.ss0
There VIII be only three more lists pub
lshed before the GnaI count. These VIII
appear to-norrow CFriday). Saturday and
Sunday Then there VIII be no more
repO-ls until the winners are finally de-
clared. The balloting VIII be very heavy
from now on. 50 don't hold back al
your votes. bat let your friends see what
you are dolng and you viii get much
unexpected help.
Remember that Sundays report vii
be ths last one 90 appear before the final
count. and viii. therefors, be the most
significant one which has vet been pub
lsLed- You should have a large number
Of votes In this list, IS your friends VIII
gauge their assistance by the showing
you are making IN the last days OF the
contest
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THE LEADERS TO-DAY ARE:

takes second place to-day. and e H
JemIson who led yesterdays list. has
dropped 10 fourth place Mrs Allie
Sharpe Balch. instead OF occupying third
place, as she did yesterday, IS last among
the five leaders to-day.
Many more changes may take place
tomorrow. Bring In your ballots be-
for o'clock this afternoon. 50 that your
name VIII be among this five tomorrow
and your friends may see that you are
really IN the race % win
Just how many votes we've cast Up %
O'Clock yesterday afternoon may be
learned by reading the following para
graph:
George W. Barnes. District ]. q. 500.
D. Lee High. District 2 2.210; Il. z Sher-
wood District 3. $500; Mrs A. S BaIch.
District S. 1880. ID. s. Hoover. District
S. 81. $50; Harry 7. La Clair. District 70,
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SUBURBAN HANDICAP TODAY.
HiIdreth Entry FavOrite I'm Historic
Sheepshead Bay Feature.

New York. June 23.-The spring meet
ing OF the Coney Island Jockey Club
opens at sheepshead Bay tomorrow aft
ernoon, the feature being the historic Sub
urban Handicap. 5. c. Hndreth's Resti-
gouche and Fitzherbert viii rule Ia
vOrites over Alfred Noble, Fayette. and
others. Eight horses have been named 10
go. and they viii have the following rid
ers.
Restigouche, G. Burns. Fitzherbert, E
Dugan; Kings Daughter. Y. Powers
Fashion Plate. H. Smith: Alfred Noble.
Mccarthy; Fayette. ButweH; Arctic, SEQ
VIE and Efendi. Upton.
The Double Event. for twO-year-olds
looks ike a sure thing for Medallion. with
Dullcare and Firebox the cOntenders.
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students were more OF less affected. The
work was hampered in no small degree
by the rumored change Of professors
What is the troubie2 What is il that
causes this dissension among a body Of
men rrho should Re the most harmonious
in tl.s worl62 The whole trouble Is a
board OF trustees. controlled by one man
and too blind 70 see where the trouble
lies when every student in the college
knows what IS the matter. From the
student view there IS but one solution
Of the problem and that is 70 stop the
visionary speeches.. the formation OF new
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departments. expansion where expansion
IS not practical. end the talk. tax. tax
The student body wants harmony. II
wants instruction. y wants 70 graduate
from live college. II wants its diploma
20 be worth something. But above all
the student does not want 70 be lost
sight Of IN this matter.
If the students do not want 10 see The
best instructors pushed down and ouf
20 their great loss. Il Is time they took
a hand in afairs and did their part To-
ward tie rehabilitation OF the univer-
s.D. 2. z REESS
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AMATEUR LEAGUES.
GAMES TO-DAY.

CAPITAL City LeaEue-Brookland ~ AIarines
Departmental Commissioners Us. Tresslrv
Sunday School LeaE1e-Bethany vs Ninth
Marquette Leegue-St. Martins IS Pension o.
fee.
Independence League-Twining Athletic Club vz
Agriculture.
r r. y. II c. A League-Trainmen vs. b & o
Suburban Leagus-WOodbDrn ". Parkriew.
Bankers Leagle-AmeTicsn National vs. American
Security and Trust
Colored Departmental League-Ws- and Navy "a
6. P. o.
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WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.
r1r Gr.--h ur--,r .a-s-s


Alexandria, Va. June 2s.-In the arrest
o' Thomas Wade and John, alias '-Jo-
nah.' Thompson, both negro boys, the
police allege they have IN custody the
persons who robbed the store OF A. S.
Doniphan az an early hour this morning.
The so-called thieves entered through a
cellarway. and came up into the store by
means or a dumb walter. They stole s.
from the cash register or Mr.. D0niphan.
and also four pocket knives. Next they
visited the ticket Office Of the Washing
ton, Alexandria and Mount Vernon EIec-
trio Railway Company, located IN the
same building. and stole $ from the cash
drawer. making an exit from a side door
As soon as the robbery was reported to
the police this morning Chief Goods ar
rested Wade. and within a few hours
afterward Thompson was taken IN Gus
tocy. Wade at first denied the theft.
This evening. however, he admitted hav-
Ing entered the place. and said that he
was compelled 10 do so by Thompson.
Thompson. he alleges, met him about
Q clock this morning. and told him II he
did not accompany him into the store he
would cut his throat with a razor. Wade
claims he went into the cellar. but no
turther. Thompson tonight denied hav-
ing committed the robbery.
Because Of his III health. the board OF
pardons OF the state penitenuary, Rich
mond, Va. has granted a pardon TO
Frank. alias hooks Payne. a negro. sen
fenced from this city March q. 1900. 10
serve term Of eighteen years for the
murder OF Thomas Bryant. also a negro
Payne had served about One-half OF his
time. Bryant was shot by Payne fol-
lowing a dispute over a game Of cards
in which cents was involved.
Members OF the chamber OF commerce
were disappointed over the failure OF the
scout cars from Atlanta to New York TO
stop in this city. as they had prepared
a luncheon for the travellers. The cars
were. however, met by a local delegation
from the chamber Of commerce and e.
corted 70 Washington
Arguments for a new trial viii be made
tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock in the
Corporation Court. Judge l. c. Barley
presiding. in the case OF Calvin job. son, (
q negro. convicted Of the murder Of Wal (
ter F. Schultz. by Lewis H Machen. /
attorney for Johnson
Charles Edward. infant son OF 1lr. and /
Mrs Harold T. Norris, died this morning |
at his parents resident, go Queen street |
The funeral win take place tomorrow /
morning
Considerable business OF a routine ma
ture was disposed OF AZ a meeting OF /
Fitzgerald Council. no. $50, Knights OF /
Columbus. held tonight al ST. Mary's /
Hall
James Bundy, a negro. Of Alexandra |
County was to-day conveyed by Guard 1
R. E. Mitchell 10 the State convict road |
force al Marshall. Va
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Mrs. n c. Adamson. 1886 Champlain ST.. 3S.o10
Henry p. Batch 17sS ST. nw.----------- 212.S11
Il Z. Burroughs. 254S 18th St nw....... Sei2
Mrs WinEfred Carroll. $500 18th St NV 1920
Mr.. A 7. Casanova 1906 Caroline 81 1000
Mamie I COnnor. S116 14th ST $40
Mrs Th0s A. Dobyns 1917 Belmont road. 4l1S5
Mr.. Percy s Foster. l4I4 Girard 81 NV 26lol
AIr NJ F. cannett 1856 University place 1880
Frank N Hall 1855 T st nw-------------- $50
D Lee High. NJ D. 1858 Columbia road NV. 15SSS
Miss Alice F. Hill. Savoy. 2S04 14th St NV. 124i9
Mrs. JOS II Johnston, 1f14 Euclid 81 NV 1872
Robert Z Long, 1910 14th ST nw---------- 1910
Mr. George s Livingston. the Portner.
18th and e sts uw--.-.-...-.---------- l4S2S
S J Masters. 3s40 10th ST nw..........-. lS6ooo
Mr. Dean Paul Oak Lawn. Fla and Conn
4Nes -r~--
r. P Redway 1893 Phelps place NV 1850
Percy Schneider. 1865 Irving St nw..-.-.- 1000
Frank J. Sobotka. 23Is ontario road-..... S2s2S
Francis s Watts. 1902 Lamont st.......... 1850
Miss Evelyn L. Yeomans, 90 the WOodley 1910
F. Il. Young. 25OS nth ST uw------------ 1885
Miss Pauline Zimmerman, 1416 Chaplin ST
nv. -----.--.-.--.-.-. ---.------.--..-- AsAto
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second VIgiIants ChaIIenge.

The Second Vigilants' baseball team has
organized for the season and would ike
TO hear from all teams averaging six
teen years. The lineup: Davis. third
base; Frydell. left field; Sullivan. second
base; PerrigO. first base; Murray short
stop; Oliver. center field: Hinwood. right
field; Dukes. catcher. and Burgess. pitch
er. Address all challenges TO r. SuIIi-
van, 905 Tenth street southeast.
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PaIais Royal After scaIps.

The Palais Royal baseball team has or
ganized for the season and would ike
to hear from all teams in the city. The
lineup; Draeger. F.; J. Sweeney. c..
Kohler, b.; JUnghaus. 2b.: Monohan ss .
A Albright. 3D.; Mack. ]. Z; Bradley.
c. f.; Woltz, ?, Z. Address all challenges
to c. Woltz. Palais Royal. city.
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Earned runs-MuniciTal. s. G. P. O.. 8. Flrst
base bs errors-Aluniaipal 2. G. p O.. 3 Left %
bases-G. z. O.. g.; Municipal. !. First base on
lails-Of Irving 3; OF Brooks, 8; oi Han J. In
nings ritched-By Brooks IS: by Hall 2-3 Hits
msde-OR Brooks. II; q BAN, J Struck out-By
Brooks 8; b. Han 4 by irving. s. Threebase hit
Irving. Two-base hits-Audraek, Williams t2l,
Bolden. sacridee Aits-Cox Boleen. stolen bases
Irving Bush. Andrick. Garfield o. Williams.
Wyclzs Bolden Andrews o.. Martin. Amos. Brooks.
Double play-Andrck 70 BUSH Hit b. pitcheT-By
Irving = Wild pifchss-Brooks O. Irving %.
Passed hals-Payne. Williams Unpire-Mr. Harley.
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Washington Tennis Players Lose.

SPECIAL . The Washington Herald-
Richmond. Va. June 2S--Numerous fea-
ture events. in which Southern experts
Wed with those from the North, eharao-
terized the third days meet or the nth
annual event Of the Old Dominion tennis
tournament H. H. Palmer. OF New York
won from S. NJ. I. Steele OF Washington
with little difficulty, eI, 81 Palmer
also beat DR.. Glazebrook. Of WASHINGTON
81. 3-S. 81. and Whitlock beat Geoghe-
gan, of Washington. by default. The first
upset OF the tournament occurred. when
Coke and Phillips put out Geoghegan and
Steele IN a brilliant three-set matcn.
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Washineton Nine Wins.

The Orioles. OF this city. yesterday de-
feated the strong Bluemont A. c. base
ball team, Of Baltimore. by the over
whelming score Of II 70 O. The excellent
boxwork Of wilkinson. who allowed but
two men to reach first base together
with timely batting Of Genia. Afforded the
only features.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

CAPITAL City Leagne-G. P. O.. s: St. stephens. 2
Departmental League-AgTicllture IT Interior. $.
Post-ofice, q: Navy O
sunday School League-Peck. S: St Paul. ;
Marquette e-Congressionals, Il; Tanzle-
wood. s.
Independence Leag1e--Ninth. s: Advent. ;
Suburban League-PetWorth. 8; Tzkoma, 2
r. r. Y. n. C. A. League-Car DEPARTMENT a.
Shopmep. J.
Bankers League-American Security and INK
d; Riggs. 10; National CITY, 3; Washington Loan
and Trust, s
oolored Department League-G. P. o.. 70: Ma-
nicirol. 5
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CoNNEcTICUT LEAGUE

At springaeld-Hartford. s; Springfield. -four
teen iuninFsi.
AZ Waterbury-Wa :; Bridgeport. g
At New Brltain-Flrst game. New Britain. :;
Sew Haven. g. ScUld game New Britain. g. Ne,r
Haven 5.
~ Ho5ose-HolyoEe. 6; Northamptoa. s.
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EVANSVILLE WINS EASILY.
Suburbanites Slug the Horsehide TO
All Corners OF Lot.

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald
Hyattsville. Nd. June z--The Cherry
dale Athletic Club. Of Virginia. was over
whelmed by the Hyattsville baseball team.
leaders IN the Prince George County
League, here this afternoon. the final
score being % to l. Hyattsville made thir-
teen hits of Payne and ScroggIns- A
Leakin. al third. and Solomon. AT short,
for the locals, each made a sensational
stop. In the second inning twelve men
went TO the bat Tor Hyattsville. and nine
runs crossed the pIate. This put the
visitors out OF the running Score:
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PARTIAL LIST OF CONTESTANTS.
DISTRICT NO i

District No ] includes all the city Of George
town. known S that section OF Rock Creek.
south OF Massachusetts, avenue east OF the Dis
trict line. and north OF the Potomac River
George ". Rarnes 1888 ST. nw.......... 57ssl5
samuel McDevitt 3II4 Dumbarton ave- 1280
Miss Louise c. Mcmahon 1903 Park rd- 1859
Mr. Bernard F. Messenger. 1901 5Oth ST. 1871
Mrs IDA Perry 1880 2sth St nw-...------ 1910
Mrs Chas- Alvin Smith. 3IIO Dumbarton
ave. Georgetown. own...-.....-...-..-.-.--. $3.50
Cloyd Tavenner. 14l6 SD st. nvr....-...-.. s142s
Miss Mary II wilkins. 1923 2Sth St NV. 3I2.532
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3lr. Stewart II. Angelo 124 Seaton 81. NV IITe
Mrs. Allie sharpe Balch 1925 Euclid ST.. es4 S02
W. $. Baliinger. 134 Harvard 351.5o0
PINK Bowie $50 Westminster ST NV. 20.270
Sidney T. Bishop l2S Adams St NV 12S.g15
Mrs H. z Rutts. 165 Adams So. 1S3S
lr- Nicholas BuE1neyer. 1882 eth 81. NV. 282T
W H. c. Cheseldiue. JIG Adams ST NV. 1859
Miss =. c. Clayton. 1929 18th ST 1I30
Scott D2Upler, l-S q ST. ---.---.--...--.. LOCO
Henry ". Draper. 1903 Fairmolt ST.. 1850
Dir. John g. Eckelr0de. 1TI2 Isl St NV. 1860
Robt ". Farrelly. 2415 1sr NV. II6.28s
Walter Fowler. 1r- 1910 Irving ST. 1.3I0
r 4 Ford 1872 Harvard St nVv--..--...- 244.z27
MIS- Eda n Frost. 926 Westminster 81. 1010
1Irs. L A. Freeman. As Y ST nE---.-.---- 1908
AR. Francis J. Ford. 1922 Harvard St $500
A. s Genlsi- 500 Irving ST. nvF---.--.-.... 3.84O
William J. HARRISON. r.. 1915 18th ST. 1850
D. S Hoover. 2l2S Isl ST. 11A46SS
Mr. JOS. A. HurEey. 22oZ 18th ST l.02O
Afr. Isaac Haas -I2S 18th nV----..--.- 1C2ssO
Mrs J. u. Nettner. IL Adams ST t2.sGO
Mr. Frank Mark. q Bryant St 1885
Randolph A Menetee. 56 L ST 5000
Mss May A Miller. II Adams ST 1908
Miss Edith II. NicOle. IL Adams 81. NV. $3.50
ny Williaro T. Poole. 408 T St 4SI.2e4
r. z EidCeon. 1907 Harvard T.
Clarence T Parker. 3I23 11th St NV 2SS5
Miss Rita SchiEuan. 1852 Harvard st NV 12T3
Miss Mary Eebus. 526 Morton NV 40lI
Milton NJ Thorne. 1910 4th ST nvT----...-- l25S
Mr.. Jesse NeiTneyeT. 1906 Y st. NV 1850
Mr. Ralph z walker 155 Adams 81 NV. 135.725
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First base on baIls-Of Petit 2: OF Wilcox. 2: on
King 8 Innings pi5ched-By Petite IS; by Wilcox
5 %. Hits made-Od Petit. 8; on Wilcox Z: OF
King. 10 Struck out-By Wilcox. S; by King 4
Three-hass hit-Dampier TlCo-hasa hits-Nhite
McIaurin. Sacrifice hits-Hunter. Lawson White
WorreIl. stcleB bsses-Russo %. H. Fox Wilcox
~. McIaurin o.. Snoot Hit by pitcher-BT King
3 Passed baIls-H. Fox g. Smoot- Umpire-AIr
Myers. Time q game-l hour and s. minutes
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TRI-sTArE LEAGUE.

A. Altoona-WiliamsDort II. Altooua. 3
Az Joanstoau-H HsgTls5a-g. @. JohnstOzn. 4
A. Treuton-l First gameI Lancaster. 9: Traut.
D ,sccoud ganci La1caster. 2: Trenton. ;
Az IUk-Reading. g. IoTk. L
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ElrLe1 F-Es-h YAftsFlAe- = N1efrfca4e, 2. Struck
out-By Lash. 4: by Payne. ]; by sc-oerius = Two
base hits-Ha--ley f2l M0rFlu- FirHt hass on e.
rols- HyattsgiIle. Io. Chs1gdale &. Passed ball
Hun. Stolen haaes-Hartley A. Leak.n o. C.
Lealn Moran. salomon. CALI Lasl. Sc-ur-ins
Spsrkler. smith. Uupirc-Mr. Whinerey. Tine u
came-l hour and 50 minutes.
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NEW YORK sTATE LEAGuE.

AZ WIkesharre-lF First gamel Elulira. s. wilkes
bare. , (Socond game] Elmira. .: Wukesbarre. s.
Al Troy-lFlrs- g2mel Troy 4. Syraclise s sec
ond glmel Toy 8. Syrac1se g.
AT Alhauy-Cuca. 8: Albany .
Al sGantOn-Scrarton. &. Bi1ghamtou. %.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Topeka-Topels. 4. Omaha. l.
At PueblO-PueblO. 2: Sioux City, 4
Az Wiohiu-Wichita. 3: Des Moines. L
Al DenTer-DenTer. 4: Lincoln. .
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HiIIxard and cazaIet Win

London. June BIN the tennis doubles
at Wimbledon to-day HiIyard and Caza-
let beat Rhodes and Baron Won Bissing
BY the following scores: e-s, 60 "a
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At LarFence-Worcester. s: LaErence. &
AZ L0Eel-LOEel. 9; Brocztol, 4 seventeen ID
ninas called.
At Fan River-Lyun. .; Fail River. O
AT New Bedford-Ne7T Bedford. &: Hare-nfl- 8
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soUTHERN LEAGrE

A. Meuphis-Nemphis. (: birmingham. ].
A. New Orieans-Nashville. g; New Orleans. L
AZ Mo6le-Atlanta g; Mobile J.
AT Little Rock-N0sltgomery s: Little Rock. 4
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Advents Nose out Builders.

The Advents defeated the Builders IN A
well played game yesterday. by a score
OF to Q. The features OF the game was
the pitching Of Moore and the batting OF
Albright
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SURPRISE OPPONENTS.
National City Defeats Washington
Loan and Trust.

National City sprung : surprise IN
the Bankers League yesterday and de-
feated Washington Loan and Trust
9 10
Scharf pitched fine game for the win
ners allowing but three hits and striking
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NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Boys Arrested for RObbing
Railway Ticket Office.
MURDERER PARDONED
Arguments for New Trial for Calvin
johnson VIII DE Heard To-day.
Failure OF Scout Cars TO stop in
City DiSaDpOinfs Chamber of Com
merce-Knights OF Columbus Meet.

Aie1andria News Agency. la5' South Royal street
Alexandra, Va. authorized agents and carriers
for The Washington Herald. The Herald VIII Be
delivered daily and Sunday to any address in
Alexandra for % cents a month.
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MUNICIPAL TROUNCED.

Government Printing office Makes
Twelve Runs in Last Round.
C. P. o. defeated the Municipal team
10 to sin the Colored Departmental
League yesterday. scoring twelve runs in
the last inning.
Cox's work on the bases was the fea-
ture. Score
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GIr- Alonzo Adams. SIS L 81. se.......-. 1880
Mrs T. D. Adams 400 A St se-------....- 270S45
Mss Francis Ansatvlsh. 524 4rh St 4IS5S
9lr John r. Bradley. lZlO 3 ST se-.-...-- L1sS
Lr. John J. Brown. 220 A 81 se-..-....-- 5000
Miss Marie n Bogdahn. $50 n c. ave. 4280
Joseph r. Bazara. III Hickman 6e4S
Mr- Frank CalOhan. SIS A ST Se..-----.-. S5069
MS Edward J. Cunningham. 1913 A 81. 1910
Dir. g. Howard DunnlngtOn. $50 18th y 96465
Mr.. Norton Eiseman. 124 18th 81. se.--..-. 1880
1Ir- John y Ehle, l56 KY. ...........- 46s135
ar. Everett Flynn. $50 9Th ST 1854
Mss Lucy Graves 324 1lth 81. se----..... sos
Mr. Jas A. Hewes 51S 9Th St 1000
Mrs. Jos g F. Hartley. 611 2 ST Ss7s
Mrs Julia F. Keifer. SIS s c ave se-.-.. 25TS
Master John NJ Leach z62 18th ST se----.. 37.512
Frederick Neishetuer Sl4 E Capitol ST. 1000
Mrs. Nary Z Miller. 633 ! 81 se---------. l.6O3
Mrs. JeruSha Pennington. 235 nth 81. 5.S5I
Mrs II. w Pate 323 10Th St se.-....-.-. 1O0g
Mrs. Emanuel Ream. 209 Sd 50. se......... 4I9S
Lieut. Wm. H Santelmann 81 1st ST. Sc. 5S6S2
George stone. 1921 G. ST se.......-.---.... $3.50
Mr. Melville B. Tewksbury. IS Sd St 5000
Hospital .. -e--.-t.-... 2ss22s
J. s Wickham 109 4th st se----.--.---.. lilo
Mr. Frank Williams. 1O2o 4th ST. se.....-.. LI70
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DISTRICT NO. 8.

District No includes all that territory bounded
By the north side of S street northwest and the
vest side of North Capitol street 70 Michigan ave-
nue.. and the south side 0f Spring road aud the
side Of Fourteenth street
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TANGLEWooD EASY.
COngressiOnaIS Score Nine Runs in
Opening Inning.

The Congressionals defeated the Tangle-
woods in the Marquette League yester-
day, Il 10 5. Sufficient runs were made IN
the first inning By the Capitol Hi team
TO win the game. Wilcox replaced Petit
IN the second inning and held the winners
down the remaining six innings.
With the strengthening OF the Congress
sionals. together with the ball they are
playing. makes them a strong contender
for the nannant- Score.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
CAROLINA LEAGUE.

At NlilEaukee-lIilwaukce. 8: Toledo. O
At Kansas Clty-Kansas City, /; Columbus &
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

AZ Newark-NeUark. g ro1uuto s.
At Baltimue- 4. Montreal. L
Al Rocheste<-Buaslo. l9; Rochester. L
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BELOW IS THE VOTE SCALE WHICH WILL
REMAIN IN EFFECT UNTIL JUNE 26.

Contestants
that scale viii take
PEROD-FrOm June TO June2s
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street northwest. and the east bank OF Rock creek
Mr.. Howard c. Brown. I7l6 18th ST. NV 6641
James b Cannon. 2s07 " ST nw.......... ss5.507
Arthur HELEN 1871 2Oth ST. nw...-..---... 1000
] RAYMOND Murphy. 221I N ST. nw........ 1563s0
Mrs Dorothy II. owen. I13I 18th 81 57,4S2
Thos Il Ridgate 1919 Corcoran stu. $40
Mr. Henry Rochester, 1920 18th St NV. 1920
Chas. Z. Roth. lIl5 Iz;h St nw.--------.. 1850
Mrs John e. shepley I1z0 VI ave NV 1900
Harvey E Sherwood. 23I3 II ST NV. 1920
AIrs Blanche c. West. 173S Riggs place. S6.Is9
y Russell White 1926 81. .......... 1886
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A s. & T. Co. 4 % KS
Riggs....-...........-.....-... 2 1 0OI0 2-lO
Earned runs-Riggs. ]; A. S. & T. Co. 2 First
base hy errors-A. s. & T. Co. 2; Riggs. 5 Ieft
On bases-Risgs, 6; A S. & 7. Co.. s. First base
on bals-Of Taggart. ,. OF Dawson /; OF Pitts
> Innings pitched-By Dawson. 81: by Pitts. ~:
By Fleming. . Hits made-0f Dawson T. of
Pitts. 3; OF Fleming. 3. Struck out-By Dawson
2. hy Pitts. 5; BY Fleming. q By Taggart 4 Three
base hit-Nevius Twc-base hits-B0ykin Afalorey
e. Haycock. Sac-ihoe hit-Rainey. Stolen basss-
Howard. Sevtus. Fleming. Haycock Phiuney u
Middleton Hit hy pitche--By Taggart. !; by
Dawson. !; By Pitts. 2: b. Fleming J. Wild
pitches-Tagghrt Dawson. Pitts Fleming o. In
pire-Mr. King. Time q gsme-2 hours and 70
minutes
WILLIAM pFTT
The Washington herald., 1909-06-24

At Greenvile-Greenville. 3; Spartanburg. 2
At Cnarlotte-Greens5oco. (; Charlotte. O.
At Anderson-Ninston- salem. s; Anderson, l
The Washington herald., 1909-06-24
By MAIL o. CARRIER

Is VII be issued where subscriptions are received
a year.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-24

Arguments for a new trial viii be made
tomorrow morning al 10 o'clock in the
Corporation Court. Judge L. c. Barley
presiding. in the case OF Calvin JOh. son,
q negro. convicted OF the murder Of Wal
ter F. Schultz. by Lewis H Machen.
attorney for Johnson.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-24

Members or the chamber OF commerce
were disappointed over the failure OF the
scout cars from Atlanta to New York 10
stop IN this city. as they had prepared
a luncheon for the travellers The cars
were. however. met by a local delegation
from the chamber Of commerce and e.
corted 70 Washington
The Washington herald., 1909-06-24
DISTRICT NO. Z.

District No. Z includes all that territory bounded
BY the north side OF street northwest. the west
side OF Fourteenth street northwest and the south
side OF street northwest and Rock Creek and
the Potomac River.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-24
DISTRICT NO. II.

District No u includes all that territory bound
ed on the south and east By the Eastern Rranch
and the south side OF East Capitol street and
the east side Of South CaDito1 street
The Washington herald., 1909-06-24
DISTRICT NO. 2.

District No. includes al that territory bounded
BY the north side of : street northwest and the
west side OF Fourteenth street northwest 70 the
extremity and the east bank OF Rock Greek.