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cf the local aerie by Rev. W. D. Buck ner. Judge Guy F'ulk, of Little Rock. will respond to the addresses of well come pr. E. l'riscn will speak on Liberty, Truth, Justice and Equality" and brief address by Dr. ]. l.. Cald- we'll, secretary of the Pine Bluff board of trade, will conclude the brief open ing session.
 At 3:30 D. m. the annual dress pa rade of the Eagles is scheduled. All of the visiting and local Eagles will gather at that time at the Eagles hall. in official uniforms, which include white duck trousers, white caps, black coats, blue polka dot tie and red and White umbrella, and under the direc- ton Of the grand marshal, Cyde E. Smith, will parade the business and residence districts of the city. Mr. Smiths chief aide will be George Mer- Till and he will be assisted by Aides Dave FulIbright, James Ricard and l.. F. Owens.
 The parade will form at Second aye nue and Chestnut street and move north to Barraque on Chestnut. eas. 70 Main, south to Fifth avenue. wese to Poplar, north to Barraque. east to Main, south to Second and west to Eagles hall. Mardi Gras parade will take place Thursday night and the route of the parade will be the same as that of the dress parade, except ing that the procession will move south to Sixth avenue instead of I7itn avenue and west on Sixth to Laurel thence north on Laurel to 3arraaue Several thousand sticks of red fire will be used in lighting the streets along the route of the Mardi Glas parade
 The business sessions will be held ednesday morning at Eagles hall with grand ball at the Bluff City Club at night Tuesday night the vis- iting delegates and their ladies will be guests at a brilliant reception and musicale, which will be given at the Bluff City Club hall by the Lady Ea- gles club. The election of officers and field sports will take place Thursday, the field exercises being held at Forest park in the afternoon. A Dutch lunch con. after the Mardi Gras parade. will take ulace Thursday night.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
HAMILTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FIve and oao-halt frlougA Glen
Bcachey, llz Reid. % won: Set Bzck IL
Rettig. even. se-ond JACK Dcune7in, 10 lPras-
toni. % 20 J. third Tine. 1-T }5 Hicke-y Stack.
Royal Report. Gallant Pirate. Karat. Love W4ica.
and Pulka also ran-
SECOND RACE-One and onr-strtrerrh miles
Creel IL Reid % s. wcn Gave AdEun. Jos
Kennedy % 5, sscoudi Gold Note. 10 lGlbau,
q TO I. third. Tine la6. Alnleaa Micaael Angelo
Dars Night Light Wool ard Yox Popil also r.n
THIRD RACE-si1 fwiongs. King AvCndslc IH
tMclntyrel. % 4. wC1; Brown T51y. 10 Ken
uedyl. % ], sec0nd: The Earl. ia lRetigl a
% 1. third Tine. IlSl Is C0l0rcd Lady. Gwcl.
toiyn =. Tei6ingt0a. Minnie Byigat Zafg Descorn.
nets. Uncle Jimmy. Cray. Youthful. and Couney X
also rsn
FOURTH RACE-stecplochass about t7-o and
Cnc-Quarter miles byzantine. Iss tRayl % /
won; EsseN. 80 iInttersonl ? 20 + seccud: Bauncu
ls tstone), % 4. third Time. 43o l-5 Dr.
Keith fnishsd f-st, but vas disqualified VlIhala
SteilalaDd. Biberry. ard Girsou also nm.
FIFTH EACE-Ore and ole-eghth miles Plaud
more. s3 tChandlGl. L 20 !. won; Stanley Fay. ~
lNentEy}. to L secoud. Hanhridge. III lHCrbcrtl
% third. Tine. Isl S-a Simcoe. siskin
Green Seal. Lady Esther. Juggier. Teruh he Miuks
ard TCIrenne also raI.
SIXTH RACE-sE furlongs Patriot. II.
Howard. 10 J. Won. Posiug rs tKenre,lyi. e
/. second. John Mara i,9 .Darcav1r-I ID 70 I
third Time. LIS So Aldgman's Daughter. south.
en- BRIDE Lady Oriuar Apl7olite. AQUA INT
Iilinghast. Garrett Wilson. Wonder Worker. AID
Sir Edward also an-
SEVENTH RACE-Ono nile Giles. 100 Ross)
70 l. Won; ToDsy Robinsou. 1o5 lRoidJ. 10 20
second. Gemulel. lT ,Mcntryl. 10 % J. third Tine
ldo Be Thankfal Gypsy King snd Bob5is Kea-
also an
EIGHTH RACE--Oue nile Hoaav. g Dayo1
Vort) Is % !. won: Bitter Hand g lleidI 10 20 L
second; Grcendale IG Kennedy % J. thira
Time I:l0 S5. Litte Minnie Delsstrorns. Ila Rex
MaledictioD. Nod. Doubt. Mondolairo. Hiakc Ellt
eOtt, and Campaigner also nm
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
STANLEY KETCHELL.

like this Michigan assassin who wealth and honors is
aassn he really fights I'm rather weary of the scrap
per who pink morning wrapper and around and
writes I'm growing weary OF the caper OF pugs who fight
sporting papers, and make themselves bore this Kehe
the victim he takes and when he's licked him. he
looks around for And go preachng-nce little
moral lessons teachngT take him my theme I'll urge my
pous congregation hump around like all creation and in
dream. The trouble with lot of fellows, tsheyre strong
on working bellows but slow working fists they're always tell
ing windy stories of future tumphs future gores of grinding
future grists We all be famous fighters the world
have farmers writer's lawyers and its clerks; hover OBJ
scure paths and humble like busy bees ought humble
and show that we're the works We're all inclined much
awng there's much fussng, huming, having while
neglect our chores let US rip world asunde shed
coats and work like tunderl The worker always scorel
,c,7,4st 1903 by e,o7. Matthew AamA) Walt Mason.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
Winning Time Is Slow.
GOSSIP OF THE BOXERS.

Dick Hyland and Leach Cross may meet
n a return match at New York next
month.
Al belmont has sent a broadside chal-
lenge to meet any Of the New York
bantams.
Jim Jeffues boxes at Portland, Me-,
next Monday afternoon. and in the even
ing at Lewiston
The Britt-Summers fight, originally
scheduled in London for July 10 I'm an
arena, has been postponed 70 July 81
An effort is being made 10 secure
Young Donohue. Of Roxbury, 20 take
Jimmy Clabby's place against Paddy
LAWN at Terre Haute. Ind. tonight.
Packey Mcfarland demanded so much
money 20 box cyclone Thompson, al
Hammond. Ind. Monday. that the man
Rgement called of negotiations in dis
gust Mcfarland viii go 10 the Coast
IN the hopes OF getting on with Nelson.
Billy Papke was never so sure OF win
ming a battle in his entire career as he
is that he VIII beat KetcheH. 81 realize
that Ketchell is a hard puncher," saws
Papke, but ! am IN better shape
right now than I was when we fought
before, I therefore really believe that
I will knock him out in less than ten
rounds" Ketchell is the favorite al 70
TO Z
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
LATONIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fire hlrlones St Rowland OTIS
l6 tCobCrnl. 20 J. won: Martin r.. l05 (Goose)
70 20 l. second; c. N. Miller l05 ueel. b. /
third Tine. 90 -. Forty-Four NIetzle. ssnaaria
judge Walton. Kiddy Lee. Alva B.. Darling
orence. Sligo. Uralla, simp. and Martha also run.
SECOND RACE-One mile and seventy yards
GeTrymands-. lOs CTaplin). g 20 s. won: Landlord
IL Burton, y 70 I. second: Plume. l07 iBraunonl
. 20 !, third Time. las. Frank stag Mrs
Sewall, OruamOsa. RosebTg Eustacau. Christmas
Worthy. sally CoOmbs. Queens Message. Elysium
Red shawl. and Battle Fleet also ran.
THIRD RACE-One and Unc-eighth miles SDlen
dida 81 tBrannonl. 90 20 / won Qurgga. 10.
CTaplin) IS 20 8 seoondi Maid Militant s5 Mar
TIM. 20 /. third. Time. l52 i-5. Bean BrummeI
The shsughraun, Denver Girl Winning star, Fl
dorado. Imboden. and Wedgewood also rsn.
FOURTH RACE-FIre sand one-haH f-rlonr.
Prince Ahmed. ia lTaplinl 70 s. won: Colloouy
100 lIlicel. 10 s. second: Tom Mcl7rath l9l
walsh. % % l. third. Time I.oJ IS Old Hon
e=;y. Marbles, Jim Beattie, Mae Hamilton, and
Aiiramar also ran
FIFTH RACE-six furlongs Dr. Waldo BrigFs
lo2 Alartinl. 100 to !. won. Ala Leach lG (Huf
nagcG. IS 10 L second: Ethelda. 100 Afcicel % 10
J. third Time. l.I3 Is. Ir0nbUUnd Blanche Ring
Richard Reed Melissa. and F0uc also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Qne mile and seventy yards
Heine. l0f lllarinl ? 70 3 Won Orlandot l0i
CBurt0nl. z to l. second; Reside lo2 iRolliusl. 2
TO l. third Time. l:i3 S. Oronoka King Thistle
E. T. Ship. San Primo. Tamara Doana H.. Red
HusSsr. Mason. VOtiuA and Billy Yerross also ran
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
MEET BALTIMORE CRACKS.
Washington Tennis Players in the
Second Intercity Match.

Baltimore. July lon Saturday after
noon at the Maryland Country Club. Bal
timOre Will play its second intercity tennis
match Of the present season against the
Representatives Of the Capital City. It
VIII be extremely important for the local
team to win from Washington II Il hopes
10 remain a serious contender for the
honors in this years race. A loss means
a tie between Washington and Philadel-
phia for first place with Baltimore IN the
cellar.
AS this is the first intercity contest
ever played on the courts OF the Mary
land Country Club. the members Of that
organization have left no stone unturned
20 make the event great success. They
have arranged 10 meet the visitors in au-
tomobiles. and to provide a fine banquet
for them in the evening.
The lineup will be as follows
Washington siEsles-I. C. Doyle: 2 H. E. Doyle;
3, Spencer Gordon; 4, p. Cake; s. Il. Deis; 6, c.
Lincoln :, r, ". Hills 8. 2. Graves.
Doubles-L Doyle and Doyle: . Gordon and Deis:
3. lincoln and Hills OF Carlisle: 4. Graves and
Howard
Baltimore singles-I. F. @ Colston Captain: 2
Campbell Colston: 3. Basil Wagner g. Harry DAVIS
5. Charles q. Brooke; 6. l. 5. George; Z, W. =
SJIuiugtCn; S. T. r. Putsche.
DUubes-L Colst0n and Colston; 2 Wagner and
Davis; S. Kerr and Brooke; /. Symington and
Harrison
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
SHEEPSHEAD BAY RACES.
Former Jockey OdOm's Horses Inside
the Money.


the Money.
New York, July George Odom, one
Of the star Jockeys. Is making rapid
strides as an owner and trainer With
shrewd judgment. he has purchased some
very useful horses, and two OF them.
Nimbus and Folie Levy. won purses at
sheepshead Bay to-day
Nimbus was a strong favorite in the
Bugomaster selling. Odom told his
friends that the gelding was lit as a fid-
die. but that he was just q tritie afraid OF
ROseben.
The Big Train. according 10 report. was
not at his best. with the result that some
Of the layers quoted 20 ! against him
But the big sprinter scared the followers
OF numerous races by setting the pace for
half a mile. Then Powers let Nimbus
down to win in a gallop by three lengths.
ROseben, who carried only l05 pounds,
had a cinch on the place. with Casque
third.
FIRST RACE-Five and one-haF furiougs. Fonis
Levy. 100 iScOUIel. z % 2 won. Glenuadlue. -
tGlassl. ? 10 L second: CrossoTeT. lo6 Mcgarthyl,
, % 1. third. Tine. l0l Is. Huda'5 sister. our
Hannah, Amy I, Rssponseful. Luortte. and Edith
Ilez slso ran.
SECOND RACE-ssyen furlougs. Nlmbus. IL
POEe-s), 20 8 woDi Rosobn- lo5 Dugaal. 6
70 /. second; Casguc. s tCreeTy). 5 % J. third
Tine l.6. 4arcelus. Bad NswA Borseley. and
King Sol also un
THIRD HACE-FiTU and Onc-haf fuTiunCs Dal-
matian. II lPOWCrsl % s. WOn. Sandran. rs
Dugsn), 5 20 !, seco1d: School MErn- us Grand.
70 8 third. Tine, los Films also rn
FOURTH RACE-SeTen furlougs Fashion Plate.
u6 Smith. IL b 3 Voc. E-horeaI. Jos lPagp., g
% 10. secoud; ROYAL Captive. llG (sc5rilsl. %
2 third Time 1BI Is Practical also an
FIFTH RACE-One mile and a furioug- Alalthie.
100 tPagel. 70 I. won: Moltgoncy n2 iPoaers'
% 5. second: The Squire. Us (Duganl 2 70 l.
third Time i53 is. King q the Bashan ard
kCckst0ne also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Ono and 0ne-si1tccnth m.lcs. 81.
FaiseIay. D. tCTccTyl = % 3 W01s Danger. 100
1ale1tinel 81 % T. second. NOBILITY. 6 .garrri.
70 J. third. Tine. l;i6 as CamQeon. Neddm.
Gaden Lass. Berkshire. King Kazooks, Neither
most. and kin also ran.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
JOB W. ANGUS DEAD.
Interesting Career of an Aged Citi-
zen Is Ended.

Interesting Career of an Aged Citi-
zen Is Ended.
Job Winans Angus. eighty-eight years
OF age. died al 4.16 o'clock yesterday
morning at his home. Il Ninth street
northwest. Funeral services viii be held
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Inter
ment will be IN GleuwOod Cemetery.
Mr. Angus was born IN Elizabeth. y. J.
IN 1871. he was a contractor AID builder
His first visit 20 Washington was with
the Odd Fellows % lay the corner stone
OF the Washington Mopument, and he
had remained here since that time The
Smithsonian Institution. the Metropolitan
Hotel, and Trinity Church were built
under his supervision.
EIs was a close friend Of President Lin
coin, and az his request took charge Of
the erection Of the courthoUses at san
Antonio and El Paso, Tex. During Lin
coin S administration he was assistant
TO B. B. French, commissioner OF public
buildings and grounds He was a prOmi-
nent Mason and member Of st. Johns
Lodge. No Il, F. and A. NJ. fer hcty-fouS
years. and also Of the Masonic Veterans
Association.
Two daughters-Mrs J. A Goodier and
Mrs Giles Moulden-survive him
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
MERRY WIDOWS TO PLAY.
women's Baseball Team Meets OIym-
Pta Athletic Club.

The Merry widows, a baseball team
composed mainly OF women. viii play
the Olympia Athletic Club at American
League park tomorrow az $50
There are six women and three men on
the Merry Widows. the men playing
shortst0p. catcher. and pitcher.
The Merry Widows play in regulation
baseball uniforms and put Up a good
article OF ball.
Miss Lancaster, who covers first. Is one
OF the fastest women runners IN the
world, besides being the champion WON
an long distance thr0wer.
Following Is the probable lineup for
Saturday:
Miss Lancaster, first base; Miss White,
left field. Dom. catcher; Zirkel. pitcher;
Miss Dodge, center Held; Miss Herst
right field, Miss Brown. second base;
Moye. shortstop: Miss Allen. third base;
Miss Wood, Miss Turner. and Miss Las
sic, subs
Olympia A. C.-Peake. center field:
CASSIDY, third base: Dodge. second base:
Upton. lert field; ThOrnett. shortstop;
Allen, first base. Lucas, center field;
Goebel and Crab. catohers; smith. Betz.
and Morris. pitchers.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
American Hnrscs Win

90 sovereigns each, with 200 added. for
two-yeer-olds, was won by The Jade,
owned by Joel; H. P Whiney's Top OF
the Morning. ridden by Martin. was sec
ond. and Betereux's Samos the Second.
was third. The three-year-old handicap
was won by J. r. Keene's Esperanto.
with Leing's Symbolic second. and Roths-
child's Santa Belle third. Sixteen horses
ran. The betting was 70 J, Il 10 z. ana
10 70 !, respectlrsly.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02

The citizens Of BlOomingdale and Eek
ington will join hands IN an alI-day and
evening celebration Monday, July 5, on
McDevitt's Field, Rhode Island ana LII
coin avenues northeast.
The events viii open at 10 o'clock in
the morning with a three-mile run for
the gold medal 70 be offered by The
Washington Herald. This medal is spe-
cially designed by Harris < Co.. local
jewelers., for The Herald, and wiz prove
a big incentive for the runners. The run
viii start at Rhode Island and Lincoln
avenues, going south on Lincoln avenue
to Quincy place. where the turn viii
be made into North Capitol street, fol-
lowing the car tracks north 10 a bend
near the suburb OF Brookland, where
Michigan and Lincoln avenues cross.
thence Back TO the starting point. running
south on Lincoln avenue.
Ball Game Booked.
Immediately following the three-mile
race. Advent and wallach teams. OF the
Independence League. win play a sched-
uled game. and the morning festivities
VIII close with q pie-eating contest after
the ball game.
Beginning al ? o'clock in the after
noon there VIII be four running races for
boys and girls living in that section OF
the city. and at 4.30 o'clock Manhattan
and Advent will pun on another league
game.
There viii be handsome prizes offered
for all events. and the entry list for
the three-mile run is fast hlhng Up. Boys
under eighteen and residing in that sec
ton north OF Florida avenue east OF
second street, south % Claiming, and
west OF Fourth street northeast desiring
10 enter may do so by addressing AIr. II.
Gladding, "a Rhode Island avenue north
east
The churches In the community have
agreed 70 furnish q large chorus OF
voices. and numerous individual singers
viii be on hand % liven the occasion.
The Naval Gun Factory Band, consist
Ing OF twenty-five pieces. has been Sc
cured. and viii render selections during
the fireworks display in the evening.
Beginning at o'clock. a SEQ display OF
fireworks. handled BY competent oper-
ators. VIII serve 20 illuminate the neigh
borhood. and every precsgtion has been
taken % insure perfect safety TO the
spectators. Comfortable seats will be
provided ar a safe distance where al can
see and enjoy the illumination.
For n Sane Fourth.
This IS the second attempt the com
blned neighborhoods Of Bloomingdale and
lexington IS making toward the main
terance of q sane and safe Fourth. last
year the display drawing such a large
crowd az North Capitol street and Rhode
Island avenue as 70 warrant the citizens
90 search around for a more spacious
and larger piece o. ground. hence the Sc
lection OF McDevitts Field BrOokland
cars run within q square Of the grounds
1 McDevitt's Field being located just one
block east OF North Capitol street and
rDAr.7n TcTr-a cr-o~r-a
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
wc.tern Rud. Blo.,om out.

The Western Buds defeated the Ne
deina A. c. in a welI-played game. TO
/. yesterday. The feature was the pitch
ing OF McDonnough and the batting Of
Murphy for the winners, the latter get
ting two singles and a double out Of four
times up. The Buds would Ike to ar
range games with all teams in or out
of the District averaging sixteen years.
Address John Schombert, 1907 y street
northwest
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02

Rzns-BTruer Joncs %. Davidson. Stewart y.
Beneiict HartshOrn Mccarthy. q HicEs Cissei,
Hewitt. Tso-bese hlta-JonCs. Stewart. Day. Fir-
base On errcrs-Roctfilie. g. silver sUTfngs
Bases on balls-Of Benedict &; o. Day. =.
s-rlck out-By Bcucdict. e. by Day. lo. Sacrifice
hit-BCncdicL Stolen basss-Warield T. HiCks.
Cissel Day. Ha-tshcri. Benediet Last on beses-
RocEvilie Z: Silver sp1ings g. Tine q game
h0ur aa3 s5 milutes. JEuplro-Air Bressr-
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
For n Sane Fourth.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Norfolk Wins Two Games from the
Lynchlu urG Team.

LynchlurG Team.
spoosal % TIE Washhgton He-zld
Norfolk, Va. July Norfolk licked
Lynchburg 70 a frazzle this afternoon.
winning two games. the first, ls 20 3
and the second, S to /. The local players
batted hercely in both games. Il was the
heaviest hitting seen here IN many q
long day. and the Shoenakers' pitchers
were equally easy Norfolk commenced
the run making IN the first inning Of
the first game. and scarcely missed
scoring an inning until the last game
was called. in the middle OF the seventh
inning. Every Norfolk player got into
the game, and Lynchburg was helpless
70 stop the onslaughts Scores:
First game; RIB
Lynch hurg. ........... o1OOoo oos2O-S :
Norfolk-.........-.... 2 0 2 o. LID II 4
Bat;eries-verDenslle and Pratt: Fox and SIunsoa
Umrires-Mezs-S Mace and EunA
Secood gs1ns; RHE
Lyncholrg. ......-............ 0 o 0 o. 5
N0riolk......--..-....-.. 4 o rs 10 ,
Baftaics-Griffth and ROS; Yoz and Asuns1n
Umpirus-MessTs Maco and ETans Artsndance-
.LG8
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
Indian Head Team Loses.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Indian Head, July 1.-The best exhibi-
tion Of the season was pulled of to-day.
Indian Head did not get a man on first
for five innings. and Fort Washington
won 20 g.
Shulty felded brilliantly for the losers
johnson. SchoH, and McFetridge exceHed
for the Soldiers Stuart pitched a re-
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
Portsmouth Keeps on winning.

Special 20 TIE Washington He-ald.
Richmond. Va. July 1.-Richmond lost
70 Portsmouth to-day Portsmouth had
the locals outclassed in every part OF the
game Walker allowed twelve hits 10
Clunn's six. In the field and at bat
Portsmouth played all around Richmond
The score was a shut-out. 2 to 0. Score:
RHE
Portsmouth OI0000 o. h D
Richmond---...-...... o 0 900 90 l
Batteries-Kefa and Walker: Coran and Ciunn
Umpirs-Slr. Pender Tine of game--I hour anu 20
Minutes Attendauce-3Zl 20
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
BRIAN'S SALARY RAISED.
Deputy Public Printer Fortunate
when Changes Are Effected.

Public Printer Donnelly yesterday made
public the list OF promotions and demo-
tons OF employees Of the Government
Printing ONCE.
Capt. H 7. Brian. deputy printer. has
HIS salary raised from $3.50 O year 20
8, 800. Capt Brian IS a Grand Army
man. has been az the Printing Ofice Tor
forty years. during which time he has
been the right-hand man Of every public
printer.
3. p. Entrikin. chief tinekeeper, is re-
duced from $3.50 a year 20 S2.00o. W J.
Dow. private secretary 20 Mr. D0nnelly.
is given an increase from his present
salary OF $3.50 10 S250o These promotions
and demotlons were authorized by Con
gress In order 70 equGlize salaries.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
E4-Couege stars VS.. Columbia A. {

The Nationals are out of town. but II
you Will repair 10 the American League
park next Wednesday. at 4.3O p. m. YOU
VIII be given the treat OF the sea
son., by witnessing a real game Of ball
between the Columbia Athletic Club. and
the Bx-College Stars. The former need
no commendauon. as they are so wei
known throughout the city. and the lat
ter being composed entirely Of practic-
ing doctors lawyers. and dentists. who
were well known on various COLLEGE
teams they represented IN their student
DAYS is a sufficient guaranty Of the kind
Of ball they viii play
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
DanviIIe shut Ont.

Special % TIE Washington He-aId
Roanoke. Va. July L-Roanoke won
from Danville to-day by the score OF I
to Q. It was one OF the prettest games
ever seen on the local diamond. Rey-
nolds and LOOs divided pitchers honorS,
both being strong and effective. For
eight innings, the visitors had only twen-
ty-fOur men at the bat. and IN the entire
game. only one Of Danyilles players got
as far as second. Score:
RH.E
Roanoke-----...---..-- O0IOxL o
Danrille-.----------.-- 0 0 0 90 4
BatteT1es-Reynolds and Ryan Ioos and West
lake. Umuire-Mr. Henneger. Time Of game-I hour
and 3 minutes. Attenda lcu-6oO.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
SUMMER RESORTS.
WHERE TO GO
THIS SUMMER

You should know about the sumner resorts q
Southern New England-the mountains the selslore.
ard tie eountry. loa VII md here just tlo place
for YOUR vacation
The summer books Of the New YORK New Haven
and Hartford Railroad VIII help yOu 10 choose the
rirhr uacc. And youA have more vacation ru
here than yoU re eVsr had before
send for one of these bcautifa.ly illustrated books
freC for the asking:
Cape Cod, NarragaRsett Pier,
HuHNard's Watch HiIl
Bay r.,cr, ,,,,,
Nantucket, nVif>'4itiC ~ A-i'N nav ." iaai'N
Agartha'S North shore of Long Island
Vineyard. sound.
Isat of Hotels and boarding Cottages.
Write L. 3 SMITH. g. r A.. kocm l53. New
Haven. Conn. NeW York. New Haven and Hart
ford ksiiroad.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02

Clyde Rossman is back on first for the
Tigers and playing the game for all there
IS in II. Three bingles came his way yes
terday. Hughey Jennings has about
changed his mind as TO getting rid Of the
clever player
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
silver spring. o, Rockville, 3.

spcr.ai 70 TIE Wsshingio1 HeulA
Rockville. Nd, July 1.-The Rockville
Independents and the Silver Spring team
played at the fair grounds here this aft
eraoOn, and the boys from the lower end
OF the county, won without half trying
the score standing 9 20 8 Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
PLAN A Big TIME
BlOOmingdaleand lexington
to Have Celebration.
PROGRAMME FOR JULY FIFTH

Two Ball Games and ThFee-mile
Race for Herald Trophy Chief At
trnctiOns-NavaI Gun Factory Band
and Chorus of Women VIII Take
Part in Display OF Fireworks.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02

stolen bases-C0te. Schellhas. Wier. Brostrum.
IWo-base hits-Baker, For. Double plays-Himes
70 Gering 70 Quinn: Hines 10 Gering Bases on
balls-On Stuar, 4 in eight innings: on Hines. l
IN one inning Hit By pitched haI-Smyth
Struck out-By stuart. in eight isnings; by
Hines ! in one inning: by Gutendorf ! IN five
and one-third innings; 81 BrostroIn in three and
two-third innings Left on bases-I. H.. ?; Fort
Washington. 3 Sacrifice hits-Johnson e. Tine
Of game-l hour and . minutes. Umpires-Messrs.
Patterson and WeaTer. ScEer-alr. Held. At
tendance, 500.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
CINCH FOR HARVARD
Yale 0utclassed in Annual
Varsity Boat Race.
CLEAN SWEEP FOR CRIMSON

Cambridge COIIegians Capture Every
Event over Thames River Course.
Red Jerseyed Oarsmen Simply Toy
with Blue Rivals in Big Race of
Daytime Comparatively Slow.