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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
LOCAL OPTION CROWS
Over 400 Saloons Closed in yir.
9inia Last Year
Ant Ssloon FOess Captured Seven citlss Ten
Towns and Tao MsgsteIlsl Disulcts.


According 10 a summary " LIQUOR traf
nc conditions issued by the State Amt.
Saloon League Il wave OF temperancs
mas spread over the State which Il un.
precen ted In Nirginia's history.
10 the year ~ 1905. antl-saloo, vie.
tories have been won IN seven cities ton
towns and two magisterial distr,cts
and total ci 1875 saloons. social elm, =
and distilier!es have been closed The
number of saloons and other place.
where ardent spirits are sold have de-.
creased from ais u S3j IN two wears
he summary In part Is as follows.
cities dry 10y local option electIon.-
D9nvilie. LynchbUrg. Fredesick shurg
case In couftl. Winchester. Roam, ke
south Is IstDn. and Houston
Towns dry by local option elections
-smithhcid. banes~a-. Culpcpsr. Suf.
folk. and Pulaski
Towns dr." by court order-Gor.
louisville and O.auge
Towns reailirmlug local cpiion-Basic
Edinburg. and New Market
hsgi~te' ;sl districts dry" by local
option elect ons-One In Shenandoah
county and one In Nilsson County.
Saloons closed during the past wear by
municipal restriction. 20: Nor.
folk county. go. Portsmouth. 10. New.
port News. %; Petersburg. 10: Rich
mond. -.
Social clubs closed by the Byrd law
TO
Distilleries closed by the Byrd law
70.
Total number closed all over the State
-Saloots 305. social clubs. 80. DIS.
tilleries. 20 Total l35.
Ia DOG there Were IA the State | lO2
saloons. 81 social clrb. III distflIsr,ss
aud % brandy distilieries.
Now there are approximately 700 ss-
looms. 80 social clubs. 50 whissev dis
tilleries. and 20 brandy distiller!es
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
Mr.. AND MRS. SHsY ENTERTAIN
Handsome Supper Dance TIN Dawn.

An enjoyable dance was given 10y Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Y. Shay NJ their home In
SpOt-ylvania last week At midnight a
delightful supper WAS served and then
dancing was resumed and continued IN
I'll dawn. The following We're present:
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucian Colbert, Mr. aud
Mrs. Harrison, MIR aud Mrs Brown.
Mrs. C. b. Durrett. Mrs Mamie Hess
Nr. and Mrs.. Frank ID i'll. o' Baltimore:
Misses Louise Harris. Marguerite Col
bert Mamie Leland. ~ Richm I'D: Mary
Robson. OF Narrenton. Josse Green
Virginia Harrison. Lillian Palmer. Neva
hs--. Amy Dur-ett Fannie Gayle. Deldes
Durretf. Louisa Sauuders. Marguerite
Payt's. Annie Pas te-. Int7 Harrison:
Ne--rs Bonnie Dnrrrtt. Elywuoi 6 syle.
Lenvell Ga IL aud Josie Ga,le. ~ New
port New; y HBigins. Geo. Palmer.
VIM. Z. Lewis. Robert Gordon. i. H.
hucglns, Or Glenroy uarri-. B.ale Car
Der. Bert Wallace. Ernest Hess. Geo
Newton. Paul shay. Rob Palmer. Fun
NETT Colbert. Bentley Harrison. Frank
Harrison, bartOn Durrctt. Lloyd Green
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
STAFFORD ITEMS


Stafford c. II Va. Ja1. >.
NV. +. LDnsflrd, at the ass % s3. 4
cutting a 'front.' tooth Whether lis 4.
wisdom tooth. Opponent saith not.
lhere hves gentlemen al Brooke. OF
county Wide reputation. who states dur
Ing the Christmas holidays 10 inbibed
an tgt nOgs that was OF such al.
Or al n~ctar that IL put him TO -lee D..
that alter sisiting the land of dreams h.
Was awakened by music. which he
thought was not ~ his sphere, and upon
opening his eyes be found he was sur
rouDde by anse.- % such graf beauty
that lac was coInp,l "a 70 again ,lose his
eyes snd relapse into slumber. When
he awakened he discovered they had
disappeared. lie is now trying 90 solve
the question a. To- which was the
dream
Messrs ". \. wilson and Ashton
Bradshaw paid the Court House "A yi-it
today on legal business
Miss Esther Bryan. who has been
visiting her parents here. returned to
Richmond yesterday.
Clerk 4. A. Brvan returned IA mo yes
terday from "a lying trip 10 Washington
Judge X. III l. Chichester was .nsag d
IN taking depositions in Washington
Commissioner Hryan vas Engaged here
Monday IN taking depositiOns ia thecase
oil Strother ct ala ~. Moore. Rdminl-tra-
tor ot baylum The object uf the en-
curry Is To establish the heirs % John
Baylum. deceased The plaiatih was
represented 10y Mr. &. Is Wallace, and
the defendant by Mr. v ". Bufzner
Mr.. ". + Perry. Of Mount. paid the
court House a visit today on legal bu-i
ness
Mr.. x. T. Ashby and son. 81 Shackletts
paid the Court House visit hi. week
on legal business.
Mr. J. ThOs Woodard. of Washington
spent portion OF the holidays with his
mother, Mrs. Susan WOodsrd. at his old
home
Dances ad libitum seem to le the ~
IN this neighborhood and upper STAFF ord.
The light fantastic was kept e-movlns
to the music OF the violin-
Lsst night was the coolest of the wear
TINS lar, the thermometer registering
Capt. Bennett Woodard has returned
from "A trip 10 Washington. ami Langley
In Fairfax Co
Mr. and Mrs e. VI SArver with Master
Atingdale, returned home to-day from
Nest Virginia
Scribblsr
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
FREDERICKSBURG READING
CLUB ENTERTAINMENT

An entertainment was given at the
Parish House Friday evening by the
Fredericksburg Reading Club. which was
attended by over fifty members.
The most interesting feature WAS a
description by Miss Vivian Conway OF
her late visit TO Cairo, Constantinople
and Rome. A novel feature was thai
each member brought a basket of re-
ireshments, which were spread aud served
from the baskets. making a midwIntet
picnic. One OF the requirements, which
was rigidly kept. was that no one should
know what was in the Others basket
until It was opened. Tea was poured by
Mrs. Cumming, late Of Japan, m AIDE from
Sea which she brought over from shat
country
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
1861. THE NEW YEAR 1909.

Old 1908 has been great one for this
store Prosperity has thrived on merit,
Tor which We wish 10 express our thanl :
to you-our patrons But We are not
content with victory won; we have other
worlds to conquer and renewed efforts
and greater energy will be put forth To
merit your increased patronage Wish
ing our friends. one and all. "a happy
New Year, with a full measure Of health
and happiness. we are,
Yours truly,
b. Goldsmith 4 Son,
Old Reliable ClOthiers
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
WEEK OF PRAYER

The following are the appointments
Tor the week OF prayer. Services com
mence at 1870 p. III:
Monday, Jan. 4 Subject. Bible. the
Word oil God. Presby te- ian church.
Rev. DR.. x j. McBryde.
Tuesday, Jan. >. Sui ject, Gld's
faithfulness, Mans Responsibility
Baptist, Rev. J. H. Henderlites
Wednesday, Jan. q Subject. Missions
Home and Foreign. St Georges. Rev
W: G. Buchanan and Rev. c. X Cum.
ming.
Thursday, Jan. Z. Subject, Iutem-
perance and Gambling. Methodist.
Rev. X. A. Williams.
Friday, Jan = Subject. Family and
School Presbyterian. Rev. W. l..
Dolly,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
rCuMCrD
rREDERlcKsaUEg

"a fCUncED. rREDERlcKssI,eg
~ AND POTOMAC KAiIROLn
Schedule elective Jan tth. 1909
Leave Frcder'cksburg. Northward:
e:25 .. 70. wick days. local; T.O3 a m
daily; III a. m. daily lO:2o Il. m daily
local, LIS p M. week days: $50 y
m. daily: local 7.Ol p. IN daiIy. I0oS
y. IN. daily
Leave frederieksb1rg. Southwark.
300 a m daily. A. c. L. train; 6.Ol a.
N Week DAYS local; ,s:53 a. m. SUNDAY.
10y, SSa,, lV.5o q. m daily. \. A. /.
,reihi II. ~ =. IN. week days. local: 5.2l
pm. DAILY. A. e. l.. train; Gas d m.
naiiy' local, ?.O6 .. m daily. :. A. /.
Locai from Washington arrives ll:O9
n. m. week days.
tee1
W p Taylor. Traffic Manager
y. =. Cor. Agent
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
MeTH0DISTS POUND THEIR
PASTOR. REV. W. [. DOLLY

The Methodist congregation made
Rev. W. l.. Dolly's heart glad Friday
night by the liberal pounding they gave
him-glad because the members showed
their love and appreciation OF his serv-
Ices and because his larder Il well filed
ON this New Year. They went to HE
home 10 body, each member arrived
with something suitable for the pantry
and wished him much happiness the
coming year. An hour was spent most
aQreeably
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
T0MaHawK CLUBS
NEW YEARS HUNT

The Iomahawk Hunt Club. Of Orange.
neid IT. New Year hunt Friday. starting
from Willow Grove. the home Of Mrs
VIM. T. Lyme. large gray fox. which
had been te0ned before and kept no FOR
thi- occasion. gave the hounds aud hunt
rs about az hour and half 81 true NIr.
ginia iOA-huntin0. going over the farms
81 hrs. Lyme. Itr Andrews. Mr. Miller
Mr.. Lsrmund and ". : Gryme-. After
doubling several times the XII took place
-,n the Willow Grove farm. Mr. Wallace
Sanford. n. r. II getting the brush
The majority Of those riding We're in at
the death
After the hunt IA delightful impromptu
hreakfsat was given at the home Of Mrs.
Lyme.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
NO LOCAL OPTION ELECTIONS
Untn After Issgus Meeting Ia February.

Efforts ct the Anti-Saloon League. Il f.
stated. viii next be directed toward the
large cities of the State, including New
port News. Portsmouth, Norfolk. Peters
burg and Richmond.
Although liquor fights ill be made
In all sections here intoxicants are now
sold. says DR.. Cannon. lit Il not our
purpose TO go ahead with another fight
until after the annual meeting of the
league. which will be held in Norfolk
Feb. 10th We are much pleased with
res0lts thus far, and will not attempt to
carry any city dry until agitation OF the
question and an education OF people to
our vic ~ has been attampted "
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
FOR CONTEST IN ROANOKE

The "wets will contest the local
option election in which Roanoke went
dry by SO majority.
The chief ground OF contest will be the
eonstitutionality OF the Ward election
law. Another alleged ground Is the fact
that a large number OF voters bad been
Omitted from the tax list by the City
Treaaurpr
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
MRS. BARRETT INVITED

Mr-. Kate " aller Barrett. ~ Alexan-
dris, has received personal Invitation
from President Roosevelt to be present
at "a conference at the mite House. Jan.
2ath and 26th 10 consider the question
OF the welfare 81 children. The meeting
VIII be attended 10y "A number ~ promi-
Dent men and women at the head OF
child rescue organizations IL is the
q st conference @; it, Kind ever held IN the
nitei states
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
FOR SALE

One OF the most attractive colonial
homes in this city now for sale, The
boswell property. opposite Judge
Mason's home. on Princess Anne street.
! will offer this property az "a whole un-
tai Jan. 20, 1909. II not sold by then.
viii offer the residence separate. then the
three lots in rear OF the residence front.
ing on Charles street. Apply to
Jno. W. Allison, Jr.
d29-lw4w seod-1m
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
AGED ClTiZCN OF ORANGE
COUNTY DEAD

Mr. Charles Stuart Waugh died at
sunny Side his home near Ev@ronn.
Orange county. on Wednesday 4, ( old aye
tie Was In the S1th year OF NE age, hav-
ing celeb -ated his seth birthday on Oct.
I'D. he Is survived 10y seven children.
nve daughters and two sons, G3 grand
children and 81 great grandchildren.
Mr.. Waugh was widely known and
highly Res Da,.fod
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
FISH FOR SALE

1b.000 Potomac behring's packed In
barrels or uDpacked. Csught at Her
ring \ Pyke's fishing shore, at Wide
Water, Va
Moneure & Flsshugh.
p. o. Box 1873
I2llm Near the Free Bridge.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
WARNER SUTTERLe

Mr. Jno. W. Warmer, of Switzerland,
aud Miss Lizzie Sutterle, Of Chicago
were married Saturday, Jan. 2nd. at the
home OF brides parents, In Spotsylvania
Co by Rev. Decatur Ed @ards. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wanner will reside in Spotsylyania.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
GASOLINE ENGINES SAVE LABOR

On account OF TIM scarcity OF Iaborsrs
you are perhaps going to buy a Gasoline
Engine, the greatest OF all labor savers.
But don't experiment Buy q FAIR
BANkS-MOkSE." Agents Wanted.
Write for Catalogue.
A. J. Hon. Richmond. We.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05

Are you tired, Jagged out, nervous
sleepess, feel meant HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea strengthens the nerves
makes digestion natural, brings refresh
ing sleep. builds mp the whole system
as cent?. TEA or Tablets. W. l.. Bond.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Mr.. William Ii. Hurkamp has an
nouncsd the engagement OF his sister.
Miss l. izAbeth N. Hurkamp, to DR..
William Mcdonald, Jr. of Providence,
h l.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
BRAxT0N CHOSEN
Succeeds Judge Lssks as Counsel for r. F.&P


Allen Caperton Braxton has assumed
his duties as counsel ior the X. F 4 p
X. X. to succeed the late W. j. Leake.
The appointment was made by the
board OF directors.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
Mr.. AND MRS. 7. S.
SHEPHERD ENTERTAIN

Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. =. Shepherd enter
tanned their friends at cards Friday
night. and after the games dancing was
INDUCED In for a time. Elegant refresh
ments were served. There was "a large
number Of callers.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
SKATING

Quite a patty OF young people enjoyed
skasing ca the Magrath 4 Ches,ey pond
Saturday. yhe ice Is about two inches
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Clerk A. X. Yates issued during the
year 1908 81 marriage licenses - 80
white and 1 eolored.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
Potomac, Fredericks-
burg and Piedmont
Railroad.

, 'nn" lions a. fredericksburg ~ith r. D. A T.
% ., ""h NAfA .fni irlev srr aud virginia Rail
N'N Tea. Al Nrtuer with southern h n and
'uesAl"tAc 4 Ohio q r.
i' 'nly lne 20 the thAnc.liorSvilI. aud VII.
d~rus-- battIsHrId-
Eastern standard Time Daily eace,t Sunday
" u. RICHARDS. zen Manager
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
MONEY TO LOAN

GA tirst-class real estate 10 ornear Fred
erlcksburg.
G. O'ConOr Goodrich,
.. Attorney az l. W.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05

One thousand Farmers Almanacs and
calendars to be given away for the ask
ing by M. ). Chancellor, at The Farmers
supply Store, Commerce street, Freder.
icksbury. w. IL
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
FIRE IN CAROLINE

Mr. Robert Campbesl, of near Penola,
Caroline. lost his residence. his furniture
and clothing by fire a few days ago. No
insurance.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05

Start the New Year right, by getting
bargains. Remnant sale Friday and Sac
u 'day, January ist and 2d. C. W. Jones
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
headquarters For
Building Materials.

keep all kinds OF North Carolina
aud Virginia Lumber. dressed aud
addressed, Shingles, Laths, Sash.
Doors, and Blinds, Lime, Cement
caicine Plaster, Plasterinr Hair
Building and Paving Brick. Tinand
sron Roofing. Cut and Wire Nails. all
kinds Ready Mixed Paints ana Dry
Paint. Linseed Oh. Turpentiue, Dryer
vanish and Lewis's white cad
fsiDt Brushes of ali kinds, Window
= lass and Putty, Builders Hardware
of All kintr, Tar Roofing. eheatAing
Paper ana fiDe Brick.
Keep large stock of Sewer Yipe and
Fire Clay Pipe. l.. ID. Cole.
Agent for sale 81 bricks 81 Eredericks
burg Brick Company.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05

CALENDARS AND ALMANACS FOR
THE ASKING.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
MRS. ERB BARES
LIFE SECRETS
Tells How She Was Abused by
the Late Captain.
ON STAND AGAIN TODAY

Admits She Lived Win Erb For Some
Time Prior TO Their Marriage. and
That His Cruelty Began Before That
Settlement For i Separation
Was Under Way When lie Was
Killed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-06-04

t dsf.. feHI spp. 99or rIssi Her ert and Kinney
are the varsity men. tneytly. plleyn.
povinins. .Pyne. Cplm.n. Moore, Kemp,
Sinclair are the freshman msnbefs OF
the squad. The eoxswains are Roekvood
EddiSon and SwSxU.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-06-04
Aa,ier High schoo, Meet.

Xavisr High School held Its annu al
field DAY at Columbia Oval. Wi~lllamsbridge.
yesterday afternoon.
Mathew p. Halpin ran the games Oh.
While ?. y. Walsh acted as starter. The
games pr owed to be the most interesting
s &C. Of H.! fhs l zsisy' r. sy 'S For S Ssf'e1 seh n1sp
d Isfd Dash aldse;Ewon BY j:cspninsh.m:;
;,.e. hid rie0H Time. .mfi Il = se seeHds' u'4'1 .
% Yard Dash, Junior-won BY Farrell, Yards;
Sg,rS yards, second; Murphy. scratch third
10 lar9 Dash: open-wcn q Lynch scratch:
n,I.snd y, yards, second Vincent o 'afos'
10 Y. i1m Ssh 4 , isSRess by p.y.y. sys,a;;
E@as,'e, I, yards. second: lee SCRATCH MIRO
W. IT. ri, Sii: iSSSnSi; by o,e,.ay, e; ;% y..s.;
nssf ..a 10" yards m1so, second; s ,esaSs. '" yards
NO Re, :, yardis, dead heat: Besisy. IL yards
t!rd ,.rme,. IS as seconds. u
IS ~ .,a G,'d ,h ssn; G e yards ssed NJ f asssaaS:
IS, ara High School cthsmpicn.6it Won BY
fTSnnsl Ignniashsm. second Murphy 'h'u
..H.i MI. College In!ercls.s RelAy-won by
],t,rrAh. junior' second. Time ! minute h'o
,sga.' MScornsehI - inches; ..sHnG Ipe Myer'
S;srp,. smith: sysfds: second; Lesle.So yards
so T'ra Run, College--won by Dsvey. 70
~ -. scratch. second 4ckeosh' 10 yards'
Pound Shc, Pus"won by smith, scr. ,eh;
1S'9,r. : t,s,. ,tsonS; Jackson ! foot third
~ lGsfa aRlssfhe sen iesae Junior Rel.y-won by
"tssq Tine minute IS sssondE o.
sg',s y ;,s fsse ; s ss1ss! ssn,s' y ssi'S ). ssps,e e
eeead' TIe. MINUTE II seconds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-06-04
LADIES BENCH FINE noes.
Opening Or Their Annual Fixture NJ the
MIneOla Fair Grounds.

over 900 dogs hsrked under the trees
and in the enclosures at the seventh annual
sunmer show Of the Ladies Kennel Asso-
citation OF America In the Mineola Fair
Grounds Yesterday. There was a great
gathering Of amateur and professional
{ s a sstsTs Shi,. ,r soriet fyo pers SsnHs'' "Rizz a" 3
to the grounds ~ tomooiie esery
part OF Long Island, Many q ' ne. m siao
n ionrneys s9o with e1 theif dogs IN motor cars
to the show BY way 81 Queenshoro bridge,
he show will continue to-day. and To-
MERCY morn,ns nan, s OF isf ram to
Dreamland for the exhibition Of the Long
Many 81 the best winners in divers breed.
this show Miss Alger and Miss Grace had
again the best poodles. winning hesyily win
the entries from their Red BROOK kenn nI,h
sassass Tef ssH T. j. REGAIN go go in 's g. Berna %ri'
and Miss May Bird with The Russian wolf
hound M%es,6ury Shsrlotte n tie we saT n
The Blue Dragon Kennels once more took TO
Great Neck the premier honoIs IN chows'
Field dogs were judged in All me classes.
particularly strong, The rough collie and
old English %sheepdos, classes also brought
out fine types OF the. two breeds. me
OF terriers, bulldogs and bull terriers Win
The non-ciassifed specials and variety
classes, will be Judged to-day.
Awards In winners classes included:
Roura 81, Bernard.-Dogs Baron Milan, 7. j.
Regain, Westbury, IL. ~
smooth St, B~ernards-Dogs, Duke OF Astoria
A.. II. Thinan, Manhattan. ~
Toy Bull Terriers-Dogs and bitches, Queen
Nell H.. Elm Court Kennels, Newport -
Russian Wolfhounds-Doss Michael Strofoa'
Mise N. c, Bourne. Oakdaie, l.. l.; bitches. West
bury Charlotte. Miss NAY Bird; West6uIy' L iii.
lumber Spanieis-Dogs Wh'ch'ora MIse.
Fielding oueenie. same owner. l
Field S~paniels-Dogs:. Brooksde Bachelor
yaih,Ia Farm Kennels. NalhallA- y. Y.
French Buildoss-Doss' Gamin H.. W. N. Van
Sorden. Harrison. NY. -
Rough co les-Dogs. lrmna Superior, irImna
Kennels, west Simsbury. Conn.,. bitches, Lea
grove Enehsntress. !. 4 Auerbaeh' Man hs,!sn,
Chow Chsgs-Dogs, Eastern Star, Blue Drafon
Kennels, Great Neck. L. l.; bitches. Chinese
Queen, same owner. - a.
.,xn Mis- Alice Ia. Bacon. New Haven. Conn
bitches. Intent. W. s. Hastings. Ehglewood' n. j.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-06-04
LAWN TENNIS.
Play IN the New York l.. r. c. Tourney
Nearing the Ciose.

Play In the New York lawn tennis tourna-
ment yesterday brought both singles and
doub les 10 q critical stage. the ANAL round
OF the singles being reached. and II the
weather permits this afternoon l.. NJ.
Burt and Gustav F. Touchard will face
each other for the final. Burt and F. C..
lnnAn played a warm match In the semi-
Anal yesterday afternoon. the verdict
going to the former,
four ne crack TSds e ao 'ae aSIols' 81 lsta te ~
the, sen,i-fnal round These are Grant
aGd Pell Bshr "a FISCHER. Hscs ct saa
had apsh failsns q. s'; q par tine. but The
plaes ws. flled BY = 6 gostx,ck spd 'hs ss
% Ifs. " round y; C''[ The s'a West est 3 Side ienn men N y one
and Eostwick had nothing 70 snare. Mahsn
and 9 SseS s's s Msrf fi 'htn i4 1 I,sf ia aGe . d tS1sl:
Grant sRd Pei had lively u. Tiih Ise
s sad h. rsaIlI,piS, u, T ne aoa FSlll Ms" u. I'VE them nsn,
a siiT argument in the second set. Rehr
and Fischer won from Calhoun Sraein and
Carton I: Nelly. but they did not have
\ biz entity list has been attracted 70 the
handicap singles and the players had some
interesting net smashing v1l,eys AND es,-
defeated j. I: inmaa.5-s.SI, ,......
9. q, BrInEeIhon defeated o. z. Roberts and
sisS .d.'s,s cav X. ). Clark and V. Il. eoaSsi.
sseena koSad.wsl,.y P.,e and + Z Tsy,Sr
~ p't'' t atftf kss 4 ss.sr sss' +. 2. p f II ); s d:is.sss
SSs sTs e. c s,ss, e; I'd '4sSssss 6. + k'' s.l "a d:ii.s'ssi
E.'F. Leo and 3. Philips, 81 rs
.. I'm cry. plus IS. defeated E. Leo; mirus -,
o {. <, GohiIds,, Plus hsIiff .. -. SS, :E.P.
FoI, plus is. defeated Roy Ritchie. minus Is;
~, IL: r. 7. Walsh. plus bali g. defsa'ea
Eaus HIN. plus 20, dsiss.ed T. Kirby. plus 10.
-, 80.
First Round-pr. William Rosenpsvm minus Is
~aeiealsd z p. RsymoSd' PHYS hs,i % as ~,
plus 70, %. &c W. Pale. minus halt 10, de.
iesied r. NJ. Pot, plus half 30, BY. default: c.
Ammtrnan, plus half g. defeated W, d. Burns.
scratch. ss.'e-l; D., E. Roberts. minus Is; de-
man, scratch, deieated Il, S. Clark. minus half ~.
by default; Y. 4. Gunier, plus Is. defeated j..
Fhrich ,~rairh. a. "A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-06-04
GOOD crowd IN GARDEN.
Feunlman or Brooklyn Rolls go In
Bowling Tournament.

Despite the heat the largest crowd Of the
tournament attended the contests In the
National Bowling championship tournament
in Madison Square Garden last night.
Nothinc out OF the ordinary wa accom-
nlished. however, in the scoring line, the
beat work Of the day being the $50 OF William
Fenniman OF Brooklyn In the indi vidual,
good enough to &c; him in seventh seven E b6 placs con.
tes, is STYLED. has been declared on. os-
,ensibIy because OF the heat, but the ZIP
about the Garden last night was ina. the
. glner f Smith al and Alec Dunbar.
Miss Bertha Wilson OF Philadelphia
reached the Garden. during. the evening
and prom pity issued q challenge TO roll
an SSo S1ne hish in the Ave men "a, accom-
plished last night, the best totals peins "a
folloss' Ai6iGn' 20. N sToof fSrs' FIJI: s,H71s;:
Universal Brooklyn, s,ssi: Grand tentrat
New York. 2,S7s, and o X Club ionkers
sI Nearly = hundred ays me ,or team. ,qs; . hssf
comm and social competition, wnlch
close nj, the Garden on Saturday. June, s.;
The best scores In the two men anu III
indlSidg.l.wul.m Eysnnlm.si Rseosisnci o sst
P PehmsaIp pSis, sis; A. Trout. PhiisdslphiA, eos
Ii. Ziegltr. Reading; soy: THONGS Z. Soynn,e' iNo seS
pastedo. New Brunswtck,. heS Charles starr
New York; ss,; george " youpE: New Yo.s
Birslo, S7a: c. Wolfe, Philadelphia, ST; deorg'
4. steele, Newark, SS.
Two Men-Trout and Sernll, PhilsdslphIa
man and Fennlman, Brooklyn. i.isi; Flood ane
George Philadelphia, ilsl; Coyns And Harding
lii; Wolfe and Wolfe, Philadelphia. LII; Hin
ton ana Steele, Newark, q heissenou,te
and Melnkins s,oes'yn; i 4 v ssaI t New L So1n
iooi; CLOVIS and DUNCAN. Philadelphia, LOSS.