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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-04
PERSIAN AssEMBLY,s STAND.

Must Ratify All Loans, 1t Tells Legs-
tons.
Teheran, Feb. 4.--The political club
OF Ispahan, which recently dsfed the
Central Government, has overthrown
the governor of Ispahan and assumed
control of the local administration II
has sent kilograms to all the legations
here declaring that all loans and CON
cessions win be repudiated unless APP
proved by Parliament.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-04

therefore, II kidney
trouble is permitted to
continue, serious re-
suits are most likely
to follow. Your other
organs may need at
tention, but your kid
neys most, because
they do most and
should have attention
first. Therefore, when
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-04
TIGERS ARE RAvENoUs.
Fairly Ate Up the Clerks in Candle Pin
Match Last Night,

The Tigers took three straight strings
from the Clerks in the city candle pin
league last night. Mute Of the Tigers
was high man, with one single string Of
lis and total Of 2S5. The scores:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-04

Count the cups and count the cost.
Much is saved by using "SaladaH Tea.
Sold only in sealed lead packets to pre-
serve its native purity and delicious
flavor At all grocers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-04
TO CURE A coLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMo Quinine Tab.
let's. Druggists refund money il IL fails
to cure. E. w. GROVES signature is
on each box. CSC.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-04

how to find out IL you have kidney or
bladder trouble. Mention this paper
when writing to Or. Kilmer s. Co.,
Binghainton, N. Y. Don't make any mis-
take, but remember the name, Swamp
Root, and don't let a dealer sell you
something IN place Of Swamp Root--if
you do you will be disappointed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-04
rHE HOUSE HAs srArEHoop BILL
It Would Admit Separately Arizona and
New Mexico.

The statehood bill, which would ad
NIT Arizona and New Mexico into the
union as separate states, was favorable
acted upon yesterday by the House
committee on territories. In order to
insure It's early consideration on the
floor Of the House special rule prob.
ably will be asked.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-04
PATTERSON vEToRS aDRYp BILL.
Tennessee Governor Returns 1t to
Senate.

Nashville, Tenn, Eth. 4.--Governor
M. 4. Patterson yesterday sent to the
state Senate a message vetoing the bill
prohibiting the manufacture of intoxi.
cants in Tennessee after Jan. /, 1910,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-04

should have the best.
Sold By druggists in
fifty-cent and one-dol-
lar sizes. You may
have q sample bottle
by mail free, also a
r,.,-4-,f.1~f fnII;rr .1o,,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-04

Sarsatas S s::: :: \: ~
for all humors and erapllons, stomach, liver and
kidney ailments loss of appetite, that tired faol.
Ing. They are solid extract Of Hoods SAraapa.
rilla. having all ts wonderful medicinal power
Pleasant 70 take and exceedingly economical
Give great satisfaction, especially 10 people pre-
ferrlng tablet 10 LIQUID medicines. 100 doses si
Druggists or mall. u. 4. Hood Co, Lowell Mass
IL Made By Hood It's Good.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-04
Often The Kidneys lire
Weakened BY Over Work.
Unhealthy kidneys Make Impure Blood.

Weak and unhealthy kidneys are re-
sponsible for much sickness and suffering,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-04
LincOln's Birthday
Post Cards

We have some Of the best ones
appropriate to the day Feb III
mis- year that we ever had. They
are beautifully colored and EN-
> sssd
They represent the famous Lin
pln from rail splitter to president,
and some apt quotation is printed
on each. Sell 2 for 5 cents.
Pretty Valentine post cards, sim
pie but nice 2 for Sc and &c each.
Come in and see eur display.
0. ]. DODGE, TIE IsEsIsr
900 Main ST. With Ideal Book Store.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Six f1rlo-zs- Miss Stro-nc. -
tPresto7i $3.50. Won Right Easy. 5 tTaplinl.
Sll5. second G7.5T--cf. III NIcG-ci SIS. third.
Tine. ll7 .. McCfo7f Ad5sx Voting. z T.
SHiu1 0ri0r1. ard Be-ml aiS) ran
SECOND RACE-FC1- and ouehalf f1rloncA
TT Star. 10 Porers SIS Won Heuderso1
l3 .Nr'issI. see. second. Hallack le tKsr-
raira- S9'. fAi-i. Time. o-5- Clysnic Pnkard
Zl'Ts. and LeT,uo also -r.
THIRD RACE-Siz f1-l1ars. Ns5n71 g TIP
I'm. Eln wcr- Jac1t5ts. Il5 .PaEe. SIS. So
cd. I'ai7-v raae ~ Powers. SO. third Tine
.1 Erfe'd and A Mueller also ra-
Fol ETH RACE-1T1r ard seventy -a-5s No
-u-tte. l-4 Niece. Sd Won Boyal Tourist 10
.'-e'. s-. S-r0-f- oi Honesty n lee 3 A.
-i Time. la J. p NrNTs1. s.. Elmr0od
Z-z-S7. sat Mss Cra~f~-5 also ran.
FIFTH RsCE-FC-r furi1rEs- Ferano 10 NE
'5-s. SI--0' -o- P1-ssi1-a- I'D fTr0Iler $50 sec
r-i- Crsrri-lerr. I'D l'9Urr5. S095 third. Time
o-'-- Grac- DE-u. Granny Disalm Miss OHar
= ay-c. Lads N----u- Cclars-. Zsphyr. Autumn
E-z-- -f 1E.cri-r5 also r1G-
--STF RAfF-Niir ard SEVENTY Yards. CreeI
Is p1-r--.. 25. u11- ! II Reed. -15 Niece
S-L sco-rl- Ills. Cr-.teuJar I55 .Heare--t
E ---I Time I--I5 CG-rr1I Eicl1r1
Rse5. Wo7.virder. Aspiu, and Red Hussl1 also
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
HILLTOPPERS TO PLAY C. I.
Local Teams Clash on Varsity Field
This Afternoon.

Georgetown and Catholic University
win clash on the diamond ar George
town Field for the second time This sea
son at ?. m to-day. Although the first
game was an easy victory for the Hill
t0ppers, a little closer battle IS expected
this afternoon. since the Blue and Gray
intends 10 use a weakened lineup against
the BrOOklsnders-
Either O'Conuor or Wynard wiz pitch,
being received by Freeman. the Under
study backstop. who has been doing some
great work so far IN practice. Duffy viii
probably be used AZ short
Although the battle VIII probably be
pretty easy for the HiIitoppers. II will
nevertheless claim some importance,
since IL VIII give the coach a chance 10
see what has caused the slump Of the
past two weeks With some big games
ahead. Il is necessary that the faults be
remedied without DELAY. and hence the
men VIII probably play IN their regular
positions part Of the time
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12

firEl1A ave- and Beach Elrelezl Plan g. 6sy u
American plan. s day up- elsr1t-r ron street
ALFRED 2 CHTNDR0D
NEW CLARION. KENTUCKY AVE. ID HOUSE
f-on beach. ezcvz-1r. ho5kls. 6 K RGVIFAfgF
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
BELL SAVES HARRY SCROGGS
Young Corbett Nearly Scores a
Knockout.
BALTIMORE Boxer No Match for One
time Light-weight Champ in
Fifteen-rOund Bout.
speral o ne Wssh5ngtan HsralL

SDersl - he Washington Herald
Baltimore. Md, May u-Hopelessly
beaten. Harry ScroEgs was saved from a
complete knockout az the hands Of Young
Corbett. the former lightweight cham
pion, by the gong sounding after eight
seconds had been counted IN the fifteenth
round Of their battle before the Eureka
Athletic Club. AZ the Monumental Thea
ter tonight.
IN fourteen Of the fifteen rounds. the
Denver lad rained blow after blow 70
the Baltimore boys face and body, and
At the conclusion OF the battle, It was
quite evident that the loser had been
severely punished.
II fights are pretty & was one OF the
prettiest contests that has been decided
IN Baltimore in many days The Monu-
mental Theater was packed 10 the doors.
and there was never q duh moment from
the time the men squared on until
Scroggs lay in a heap from a succession
oS heavily delivered blows by his rugged
and formidable opponent
SCroggs was sent 10 Tie aOo- IN the
last round by hard right hand punch
to the Jaw IN this round Co-bert went
after his man in a desperate manner. benz
on giving him his GuietUs and smothered
him with lefts and rights 10 the jaw.
which made Scroggs groggy.
The two men went 20 a clach and in
the breakaway. Corbett shot out his
right 20 ScrOggs' right Jaw. sending him
70 the resin.
After Referee Abe CIIman had counted
OF eight Of what surely would have been
the final count. the bell saved the Balti-
mo7ean from a knockout.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
GALLAUDET nine IS SWAMPED
Kendall Green Men 0utclassed by
Strong st. Johns College.
Annapolis Boys Bat the Ball to All
Corners of the Lot and Win
by 19 10 q.

In a game marked with ragged field
ing by both teams and the visitors
terrific hitting. the clever St. Johns Col
lege team, Of Annapolis. Md, avenged
her last years ! TO o defeat on her own
grounds by wallopinE the Gallaudet Col
Iege nine yesterday afternoon, at Ken
dahl Green. At the close Of the long
draWn-out game. the cadets had nineteen
runs 20 the Kendall Greeners' six
S0utbpaw Dillon went into the box for
the home team but was knocked of
the rubber in the sixth session The
Indian. Battiste. who succeeded him. fail
ed 20 get the visiting palefaces' scalps
The Annapolis tc-n had Stevens 10 hre
the pellets but he had 10 retire after the
fourth inning in favor Of Capt Boslev,
who in turn was relieved by Hanver in
the eighth
ShortstoD Melville OF St Johns. was
the particular batting star Of the after
noon. his rHO singles two doubles and a
triple sending runs ahead Ia bunches, and
he himself scoring i've tallies.
As usual GallaUdet's hard-working
shortstop. Bell has not lost his batting
eve. lie securing two terrific sod cutters
and a double
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
PRAISE FOR TEFg's SELECTION.
Editor Daniels Says Connor VIII Be
Honest and Just Judge.
SDecial 70 he Washington Hga,d

S1eCla- 70 The Washington Hg-1ld
Raleigh. y c. May 1.-The News and
Observer. OF which Josephus Daniels IS
editcr, and which is recognized as one
OS the leading Democratic papers OF the
South. has this TO say on the Presidents :
selection Of Judge H g Couuor for. the
Federal judgeshlp-
IN many respects the most remark
able appointment by a Republican Pres.-
dent since Mr.. Harrison named NJ. Jack
son, OF Tennessee, Democrat. 2 Justice
OF the Supreme Court. was the appoint
msnt yesterday by Mr. Taft o. Hon
Henry Groves C0nnor. Of Wilson. now
associate justice OF the Supreme Court
Of North Carolina. as Federal Judge FOR
the Eastern district OF North Carolina
While he was not a candidate
and took no steps TO secure the appoirF-
nent- and would not have accepted il
with any strings tied % e. Judge Con
nor informed our two Senator's that. If
appointed, he would accept Il may be
expected. therefore, that al least By july
lst, y not by June I. he VIII resign as
associate justice OF the Supreme Court
q North Carolina and take the oath as
Federal Court
Judge Conner is a lawyer of ability.
Judge Of learning. a gentleman Of
u1impeaCbahle character and as uri-
rste citizen and legislator and Judge has
won q place among the first men OF The
Commonwealth He VIII make az honest
learned. and just Federal Judge, and will
inspire respect and confidence in that
court He is a Democrat-has never
been anything else. and can never be
anything else. He has never been 4
political judge, and has not been swaye6
IN his judicial decisions by partisan con
sideratiOns. The same course he has
pursued upon the STATE bench he viii
pursue upon the Federal bench. and
the state viii feel that Nr. Tai; has
named q man who fully measures I'D 20
the highest conception Of an honest and
learned judge
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
ODD FELLOWS IN SESSION.
E. p. Turner Is Elected Grand
Master

SPECIAL % The Washington Herad
Bristol. Va. Nay 1.-THE grand lodge.
Independent order OF Odd Fellows Of Vir-
ginis. met here this morning The lodge
was called to order bv Past Grand Master
J. W Mort, Of Bristol Mayor ". L.
Rice. OF Bristol. spoke. followed by H. q
Peters, who delivered the address Of vel
come.
officers were elected as follows: z. 2.
Turner. Of Fergusoas Wharf, grand mas
ter. to succeed J. g Noel. OF Lee County
Robert D. Yancey, Commonwealth at
tOrney of Lynchburg, deputy grand mas
ter: James Mitchell Of Phoebus, grand
warden: T Wiley Davis. Of Richmond
grand secretary: II. b Ferguson. OF
Richmond, grand treasurer; Gen. c. Z.
Vaughn. Of Franklin, grand representa-
tive to the sovereign grand lodge Of the
world.
The new grand treasurer is a son Of
the late John Ferguson, Tor ffty-f0ur
years grand treasurer, VINO died in Feb
rUary. The grand lodge viii probably be
IN session until Thursday.
The Rebexah Assembly met to-day. and
viii elect officers tomorrow morning
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
SPORTING SIDELIGHTC
Ey BILL BAILEY. ~

Why don't somebody get busy and toss
Joe CantiIlon a Bluiki1.
The one run defeat hoodoo Is busted at
last. but still the other side yesterday
got most Of the tallies.
The task Of convincing Dorando Pietri
that he Is not champion Marathoner OF
the world seems TO be a hopeless task.
Giants may lose Polo Grounds" saws
New York paper IN the headlines. They
haven't much else 10 lose Just now
"Pit,sburg is a city % shame" de-
clares the Rev. Alexander Irvine. who
evidently doesn't read the sporting pages.
We have decided to let Bob suooks use
our baseball pass-evenings-
Did anybody see Tony sousa last night?
Mrs s wants 20 know.
Now we know how Joe CanuIIoa can
pull out os the rut and win some games.
The Barnard College girls baseball team
has been playing with ten on a side rs
Up TO you. Joe.
Acknowledgements Miller, the light
ming change artist at LCehrs. is strong
for Tom Brown as a big league umpire.
There are others, Brother Miller, who
think likewise
Anthony ComstOck take notice-By
actual measurement the running pants Of
St Yves. the champion Marathon kid.
are thirteen inches shorter than his
stride-and Il IS claimed that the steps
he takes IN covering ground are the
shortest in the world.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
YEATMAN A. C. ORGANIZES.
Popular District Club Goes in fOI
Baseball.

The Yeatman Athletic Club, which was
recently organized. has been pvacticing
Tor the past month, and have arranged
games with some OF the strongest teams
in Washington. Maryland. and Virginia.
and still have quite a number OF open
dates they would like 70 I'll.
The teams uniforms have not arrived
Yet. but they expect them by the middle
Of the month. at which time the hard
part OF the schedule begins.
There are at least forty men trying
for the team.
The members Of the club intend TO
make the club one Of the best in Wash
ilgton. as the men behind il have the
financial backing.
The officers OF the club are A Myers.
president; ". Sinner. vice president:
W. Sartain, secretary, and H. C. Burke.
treasurer
The management would like to hear
from all teams desiring games ADDRESS
all communications 10 Willard Sinner.
48 n street northeast
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12

Totals --.-le = . 2
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12

Baltimore, Nd. May u--Thomas Clyde's
colors were carried 10 victory in the first
two races at PimIico to-day by Megantic
snd Tasley. Megsntic made all the pace
n The opening event and won in a mild
drive by two lengths. Fauntleroy took
the place.
FOR some unknown reason a stable BOY
vas put Up on King Cobalt IN the sec
ond race. with the result that the colt
was poorly handled. Tasley raced head
and head with King Cobalt for half d
nile and then drew away. 10 win in a
drive by a length
Hiacko showed the way in the third
race, but had 10 be driven hard through
the stretch 10 beat Dispute by a short
head.
Sir Wooster, 10 70. had the steeple-
chase al his mercy, and won as he
pleased.
Racquet. a 2a-Jo-1 shot upset sH calcu-
lati0ns by running OF with the fifth
race. Goodheart was in the place. and
King Sol ran third
high Range gaIIcped hone an easy
wi-ner in the last event Summer Night
70 ]. took the place from Belle Scott
without being extended
Il was a bad day for the fsvorites. ana
the books made substantial haul
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Four ard orehaH f1rIonEs Ne
Ee1tic- %. itloIdsteinI % l. won: Fa1ntleroy.
lF 'McIuryTeI- 20 = second. Johnny Wise. IL.
st7rt1nt. ? % J. third Tine. o-ss 2S Poly Lee.
j. Nicholson, NeEark Boy, The Kius. Menus. and
John Rcarjou also rzr-
SECOND RACE-Sfx frr.1r-S. Taslev. 100 fC50sd-
s-el7l. ? % l. Won. King Cobalt. I'D lWofe'.
q p second. ESe1di 10 Doyle Is 70 L third
Tine. l-l5 81. Tlree starters
THIRD EACE-NIl-s and cne-siTteeEth Hisckn.
ld' Hiuchcif s 90 = u7u- Dispute. ~ .f1old-
stc--i- d T. second. Mystiier. i5i RED. 70 l.
tard- Tine Isl % Rye Grea- jubilee Havre.
Gus Helm. Deies7rumr. Miss Caresby. Clements.
ard sfil-s-ore also rau-
FOURTH RACE-S-oeplectass two miles Sir
Wooster. lsS .Darlls1u % -C Won Regina
ls2 .Lyucar, i - ; se~7nd jim Nc,5iI rs .AG-
ans. % / third Tine ~ The Dane and
Pride q IVaEhoa alsn IAN
FIFTH RACE-SiT fTrloECs- Racquet ID Pow
Ell y % T. wa2. Gacdlear-. I13 Bergen % 70
s'ca-d. King Sal ID Hardy. 90 % J. thir5-
TINE. 1915 -. Gr.fu Legend Go.den Castle.
George ~. Leb1l- TIlirElas- Brown Tony. Edzelv
sol. silvc-iu, lucille r. and Belle Il Phoenix
alsn ran-
SIXTH RACE-lIIe AID one-sir-eer-h. HSa
Range IN .'4oldsteiuI % o Won. Summer Night
g .NcCaheyI, 90 T. second Belle Sc7tt ~.
iH2-1EI- 20 J. third Tine. l.i9 35 Aster Doc
Mss Marjorie. Hswkwin-. KeEp-ou. De Bury0.
Y Nominee. ard IVES also 1E-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
AMATEUR GAMES TO-DAY.

CAPITAL City Leagus-Columbia Athletic
Cub vs- C. 2. o,
Dgparsmsntal LsaE1e-AgriCultu Is Treas
urs and War IS Navy.
Marquette Leasue-CouGessionals rs. Tan
gleuood.
smday-school Lszue-st Paul - Ninth
Indepeudenee League-Ninth rs. TFinins-
R. R. Y. NJ c. A. Lezgus-Baitimore and
Ohio vs.. Shops.
Suburban Lesgue-Reod IS. Petwor,h-
RESULTS.
Capital City Leaguc-Brookland. 5; Ma
rines. 5.
Departmental Leagae-PoS;-oHce, Il; IN
teri0r. 6
Marquette Jeasue-coiuEbia Printers. 81
Bloominsdale. s
Sunday-School League-BethaRy. 70: Peck. L
Independence LesEue-Nanhattan. g; Wal
lach. s.
Suburban Learue-Takoma. :. woodbaTn. 1.
r p Y u c A Lcame-Car Depart
u2eut, g; Traiumen, 8
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
HOTEL JACxS0N

VIRGINIA AVE. Sao1od Houss ron Boardz.-E
OIz1 al 7sAE esei0ozfuE tbs stsei Pc -
saIs nataA J. & n. p boutwell,
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
Friends Second Forfeit..

The Friends Select Schools second
team forfeited 10 the Urbanity Club yes
terday BY falling TO place a full team
on the field
The Urbanity Club would like TO ar
range games with the SeminOles, Second
BraddOcks. I.Ogans, and Nisces- Address
Raymond Bresnahan, g Quincy street
northeast. or Earl Macintosh. I12s Fifth
street northwest
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
CHOOSE ASSISTANT MANAGER.
Harry Brown TO Succeed Miller on
Georgetown Baseball Nine.

Harry Brown. Of the class OF 1911, was
yesterday chosen assistant manager OF
baseball az Georgetown. 70 succeed Ed
win Lang Miller. who resigned without
definite reason last week The selection
was made by the executive committee
Of the athletic association. and is sub
ject 10 the approval OF the faculty direc-
toI Of athletics
Brown halls from New York CITY. where
he attended LOyola High School Al
though he has not played much baseball
while at the local institution. he has al
ways taken a great interest IN the sport.
an6 his election IS q popular one. nor only
with all his friends. but also with the
members OF the team, who VIII be under
him next year. He viii succeed Thomas
stuart. the present business head Of the
nine. al the close OF school. IN June.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
With Ted in Africa.
(By AirIess.1

Senegamb!a, May 12--QUeen Mehitabless
XXXVII, wife Of the black King OF the
Zulus, who IS also the presidentess Of the
African S. P. c. a, has brought charges
Of cruelty to animals against Teddy
Roosevelt The charges are based on an
incident Of the ex-Presidents bravery in
beating out the brains Of an elephant
with his right fist II has been found
that this is against the law in Africa
The ex-President should have used his
left fist. In the charges against Mr.
Roosevelt Il IS also specified that he killed
a tiger BY yanking its tai. thus breaking
its spine. and that he choked a rhin0ceros
20 death with the Gotch toe hold while
eating a dish OF ice cream
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
MAKING GOOD FIGHT.
Henry G. Davis Praises Senators
EIkfBS and scott.

Speci2, 20 The Wzshiug:1n Head
Charleston. ". Va. May u.-Henrv G.
Davis, former Democrats nominee FOR
Vice President. appeared to-day before
the board OF public works. asking that
the assessment OF the Coal and Coke
Railway, Of which Re is president. be
reduced. He claimed that the earnings
Of the road VIII be $1,000 less this year
than last
Asked as 10 his opinion OF the work
done by Senator's Elkins and Scott in
favor OF tariff on coal and lumber. he said
that they were making a gOod fight. and
intimated that he believed Scott would
be returned 70 the Senate.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
First Streets Defeat stars.

The First Streets defeated the stars in
a Istless game yesterday afternoon by
the score Of = to / The feature of the
game was the pitching of Imerie. for the
winners. Quesada played a fine fielding
game for the winners. The First Streets
would Ike 10 arrange games with sn
teams n the District averaging twelve
years OF age. address Joseph Wells 2255
First street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
CAPITAL BOY WINS HONORS.
Norris Mclean Finishes Strong in
Tennis Tourney.

Norris Mclean, high school tennis
champion. made an excellent Showing in
the interschOlasJic tennis tournament at
Princeton University last Saturday, win
ming all matches but enc. and losing
that one by a slight margin 10 Brooklyn.
The entries numbered forty, including
representatives q all large high and pre-
paratOry schools in the East Mclean
won the high school championship two
years ago, defeating all comers IN com
paratively easy fashion.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
CoIored team Plays baltimore.

The Washington Giants vsn leave here
to-day for Baltimore. where they will
play the Baltimore Giants in a ser;ez of
games. The same clubs viii play here
May Il. IS. and 19 May % ana o the
Giants VIII meet a team composed Of
emi-professioaals Of this city. and on the
9th. 18th, and 18th the Philadelphia
Giants
The club viii travel during the month
Of June returning to Washington july 1
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
PONCE M IEnN

VIRGINIA AFENCE. directly a the Bea-h.
] II GoRAnET
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
Union Leaders After Games.

The Union Leaders would like to arrange
games with ali teams averaging fifteen
years old
The lineup follows: Healy. catcher;
Suresser, pitcher; Dwyer. first base: Lins-
DAY. second base; Parkil, shortstop; Law
Tor. third base; HasSett, left field: Har-
per, center field; CASSIDY. right field.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
JEFF TO SIGN ARTICLES.
VIII Be Ready TO Fight johnson
New Years Day.

Jenries. who IS in Chicago now. saws
that when the special engagement. which
has now nine weeks to run, expires he
viii sign articles for fight with John
son. 20 take place FIVE months later. II
Jeffries means what he says. he viii be
ready 10 tackle the big negro about New
Years Day.
The boileruakeT is quoted as SAVING
that he viii punch Johnsoq's head Of on
sight unless the latter stops saying that
JEFF is fOur-fUShing
sam Berger declares that Jeffries now
weights 23S pounds. and is rapidly getting
into his best form
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
Come to Atlantic CITY

n1aI1tz-Hs an ulOhs-ructed view n the ocear and
boazc-ak. Is most literally appoi1ted aud cor
Quoted on the American pan
baths.
Eiste irs-tiy O. the owner and r-1r-1etor fcE II
formation ard rates WALTER II RI-ZRY
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
Lynehburg Alumni Name Officers,

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald. y
Lynchburg. Va. May 1.-The lnnual
election Of the Lynchburg Chapter xlumnl
of the University of Virginia. which
was held last night resulted as follows.
President. y. c. Manson, IT,; vice presi-
dent, D. r Howard; secretary and treas
urer. Mayo G Brown: executive com
nittee. the officers and Dr.. r W Mar
tin. DR.. John ". Dillard. DR.. J. L Kent,
and william Beasley,
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
Prepare for Cycle Races.

There were over 90 enthusiastic specta-
tors at BrishtwoOd Driving Park yester-
day afternoon Witnessing the practice
spins Of the bicycles and motorcycle
riders who are 10 take part in the races
or the National Cycle Club On Nay 8.
The practice viii be kept up each evening
after S O'Clock, and the sport is vel
worth seeing.