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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-01-12
Condensed Negs items Gathered From o4N Parts of the State

lanta or some other city on Georgia soil, where
Major Wirz labored and was accusedT why
should the women OF Georgia, after having
transportating It to far-away Richmond?
Resolved, That we ask the women OF me
Georgia division to stand by their eolors ano
Resolved. That the adjutant of this camp
u. G. IcCabe, president OF Atlanta chapter
U. ID. c.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan. s.-An early call ON the
president.elect was made this morning by Bish-
Cd w ]. Gaines. Of the African Methodist
church, Of Atlanta, and Rev. r. n. Scott pas
ter of Big Bethel church, Of that city. Both
clergy men denied the report that there had been
strife for jurisdiction OF Mr.. TAFT during the
time he had consented to devote to the negro
people OF Atlanta when he visits that city.
They want Mr.. Taft to reconsider his decision
not TO address them. The matter Will be aKsn
under consideration.
COLUMBUS. Ca. Jan. s.-In the superior
court today e. B. Almond. former secretary
of the Beach Hardware company, entered a
plea of guilty to the indictment charging cru,
bezzlement on sixteen thousand aoohars Oh
funds of the company.
An effort to induce the state to agree to
/ Judge Gilbert has not passed sentence.
1t is in his discretion to make II az lot
misdemeanor or for felony. There is no IN
[ timation as TO what he will do.
AUGUSTA. Ca. Jan. s.-Mr. james r.
Mitchell accidentiy shot his wife yesterday.
He was taking. his coat off q nail. on the
wall when a pistol fell from one of the pockets
and going off the bullet hit Mrs Mitchell in
the right groin. critically wounding her. Mrs.
Mitchell was carried at once TO the hospital
and is at present resting well as could be
expected under the circumstances
MACON, Ca, Jan. s.-Not wishing to still
further harass Mr. Ike Bashinski, the city
court. through Former Solicitor william Brun-
son, has not pressed the charge of selling
whisky which was held against him. This
was done because Bashinsh plead guilty to
and was then fined 81 600, which was paid
The other case was kept open against him on
the books for some time, but the court Officers
decided that they had pushed the case hard
enough and were willing to let 1t 80 at that
There are still some cases OF violations OF
the prohibition law standing open against 9TH
ers and will come up for trial later. Recently
the tigers Of the city have been keeping low.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-01-12

COMER.--An election was held here for city
council the following being elected; Il, w.
Bailey, r. f. O'KeIley,fJ. T. Darlington, }.
T. Alexander. j. T. David,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-01-12
MARKET REPORTS
Spot Cotton

Atlanta. steady, SIC.
New York, quiet, 3 50-l00c.
New Orleans. steady, 9 S-l6c.
Liverpool, steady, 0S-10od.
Galveston, steady, sac.
Savannah. quiet, &c.
Mobile, quiet, sac.
Charleston. steady, SAc.
Wilmington, quiet, sac.
Norfolk. steady, S-i6c.
Baltimore. nominal. sac.
Boston, quiet, $4,000.
Philadelphia. quiet, 9 75-l0Oc.
Houston, Gull, 9lsc.
Augusta. steady, SIC.
Memphis. quiet, S-l6c.
st. Louis, quiet, 9hc.
Louisville, steady. SAC.
Cincinnati nominal
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WANTED YOUNG sEIEW

kakemu, hfe1sn, nsctdc hetsfmEA Celprs4 ~ feFsSs
Expefaance unnecessarily. We prepare yo1 By rail AID
assst yoq IN dAs OF r9e1a
POSITIONS oTen e. Enclose stamp for abD olank
and booklet AAarsss LRAHNAf.cl 60 ln&isawsl&ln4
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-01-12

DEATHS IN GEORGIA.

Mr.. E. d. L. Mobley, one of the old
est and best known citizens of Atlanta,
breathed his last at his residence, 46 Gull
berson street, on Saturday night at Sis
O'clock
Mr.. Mobley was % years of age and
had been a resident of Atlanta since the
war. AS member of the Leyden artillery
from this state, he served with distinc-
ton throughout the war, and after its
close he took UP his residence here. lie
was a member of Camp 15s. United Con-
federate Veterans.
He was born in Henry county in 1886.
and after coming to Atlanta engaged for
some time in newspaper work, having
been connected with the Intelligencer and
the New Era Later he was associated
in the real estate business with the late
George Adair. Throughout his residence
here he was a faithful member of the
Park Street Methodist church.
Among his surviving relatives are his
widow, who was formerly Miss Rowena
j. Hale, of Warrenton, four daughters,
Miss Bessie, May Daviddie and Eloise
Mobley, and Mrs. Thomas Edward Bum.
of East Point. and one son, Mr.. Stuart
W. Mobley, of El Paso, Tex. He is also
, survived by his sister-in-Iaw, Miss Liz
zie Hale, and a niece, Miss Lizzie Dem
ing. 70
HAMPTON. Ga, Jan. s.-Judge ]. W.
Derrick, one of the most prominent cit
izens OF Hampton, died this afternoon az
o'clock.
Judge Derrick leaves one son and two
daughters, p. w. Derrick, the sheriff To
appellate court, and Mrs. Katie Fields.
wife of postmaster at this place, and Mrs.
Tinsie Minter, wife Of R. p. Minter. rep
resentative-elect of Fayette county.
Judge Derrick was 10 years of age.
;lu f
| JEFFERSON. Ca Jan s-This evening at
| Z O'Clock occurred the death Of Mrs. Hill,
mother OF DR.. A. S. Hill. president Of Martin
institute.
Mrs Hin has been feeble for several weeks.
| being about 50 years OF age. Her death was
not unexpected. Her body will be carried e
Crotoi, Ohio, for enterment
HAMPTON. Ca. Jan. s.-Judge J, W. Der
rick died today at ! O'Clock p. m.; aged y
years. -, i
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-01-12
Fruit Sundries
Groceries

ssit-Ioo-toand bags. soc; Ire cream. si,W;
rock, Sl.00, Royal Gloss starch, SIC; Best Gloss
starch 3Ac; Worlds Corn starch. 4c: nickel
packRfes, sac. Pickles, $3.50. Potash, $500;
Matches FAIRY. s5c. White fish. kits lDG.
y5lIe: 60 lbs. 40: 100 lbs. $500
Ric~-Drokep. fsfc: choice. Sc. had, sh0Tas
lbs, $50: bran, T5-lb. and 10o-lb., si.s5; salt
brick holders. per dos. S225; per case. $3.50;
salt brick, indicated, per case, S4.6o; salt.
cotton seed meal, per ton $500; square sacked
bulls, per ton. $500; round sacked bulls. per
ton. Ss.s0.
pound, sGSNc: pipeApples. Florida pof Siai
Sizes, per crate, t200d25o oranges, Florida.
nwtLR TO sizes aad condition on srr1yaa per
box, 81. 757225: lines, Florida, per 10O 50a 6Oc;
grape fruit. sizes ss to 81 inclusive. per box,
Ss.50d3.50; smaller sizes, per box, S2.0@2.50;
APPLES, best varieties fancy quality. barrel
S5f5; choice. Ss.5OQ450; cranberries. gal
lou. 6o4T5c; barrel, $1,000.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-01-12
ATLANTA MARKETS.
Atlanta Cotton

ATLANTA, Ca, Jan. ll.-cottOn by wagon
steady, 1-16 cents.
Candies
Caudles--standard mixtures. 80 10. pals, SIC
Kennesaw Cream OF Tartar mixture. As ID. has
kets Sc: French creams, mixed 50 ID. pals
Zoe: hand made bon-bon mixtures, 80 ID. pals
l2c; chocolates. ID. boxes 16a25c per H..
fine II. NJ. bon bombs and Ices, 1sq20c per Ii.
stock candy No. ,. barrels. sisc; boxes. &c.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-01-12

Quaker oats wood ss-'s $3.50: Quaker oats
pulp, ISIS. Sl.60 Quaker Oats. tin. S6-'E, S4.25;
Quaker Puffed Rice. Ss-'s, $500: Quaker Wheat
Berries. Sos. s2.SS; Quaker Cor. Meal, "a. a.
2.4O; Quaker Corn Flakes, gas. 81 So; Quaker
tG70 PettiJohu's 80. S1.s5. Quaker FaTins.
it-'s, $50; Quaker Breakfast Biscuits, A-'A
81 IS; saKoa Wheat Food. PES. $780, Scotch
Pearled Barley, 2lc. $3.50; Sch. Pearled homlny,
24.'s. $l65
Postum. large, yf.2s. small. sac; Grape NuiS.
Live Poultry
Hens. each. s0as5e frys. owing TO sizes,
sOQSoc turkeys. pr h., 14@i5e; geese, each.
e0dIhc; ducks, puddle. Csc: ducks. Pekin
30 cents. ...
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EDUoAT1nNAl4


RAnHVF BEST PLAN ON EARTH. sent Rec
hhn fsT Sso z. s sssss i .:. ss
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Meat. Lard aua Ham

Dry salt. extra ribs. IS to 50 lbs. ss.42k; dry
salt rib bellies, 90 to % lbs, Ss.75 dry salt
rib b .H2v.db vJulydp2 dada nav afu aniwm
fat backs. 70 10 lbs., ss.15; Premium hams.
l3c; Premium hreskfcsi bacon. 1sc' Picnic
hams SIC; Premium, lard. 12c. Silver Leaf lard,
loAc; Jewel lard. FAC; eotosuet. 75Se. ~
Fruit Sundries
Lemons Measina fancy. per box. s4.O0q45O.
extra fancy. s4.SO0f475; Florida, $2.Oo9a.5O; CALI
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-01-12

We viii furnish any person Fine eaix
Of our 81 GOLD FILLED sPECTACLES. 8
fitted to their eyes, for one hours pleas
n ant work. BROWN OPTICAL CO., Desk !
II 20 VALDOSTA, GA
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We PAY pa. 81 6! y 5 ::;.:;: =:
SELL III FRUIT TREES.

WE want good men an over the S,uthern
States TO sell fruit trees the coming year. BY
our rIan statesmen make big profits No trou-
Bile to sell our stock. Terms very liberal. Write
today. SMITH BROS, Concord, Ga
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-01-12

TO HORSE and Mule Owners: Have you
horse mule with nngbone OF spavinf u
! So send me money order for 81 and VIII
mail YOU recipe that VIII cure OF mouey re-
funded. There Is not n surgeon In America
MIR. Farmers Union Warehouse and Cotton
yard. German. Texas
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New York Cotton
Toae very steady; middlIng 5O-lOOc, quiet.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-01-12
New Orleans Cotton

The following were the ruling quotations on
the cotton exchange today: .-sl 1881
Tone steady; middling, Q sl1sci steadySa1s
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-01-12

| CABBAGE PLANTs-GARDEN PLANTS
Grown in the open air. win stand the cold
est winter Prices LOO to 1900. $50; a,0o0 70
] 8 O00 81 IS: every $500, 81 per 1000 We have
special express rates Write US for our agent
| gets, s. c. The largest truck farm in the
world.
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Male Help

500 A MONTH, $50 Expense Allowance at start.
to put out Merchandise and Grocery Catalogs.
Mail order house. American Home supply Co,
Desk W1e, Chicago. Ill a re
wANTED-An agent in every community % sell
DR. q. B. Williams Liver and Kidney Pulls.
Write for sample. prices and terms. DR. y. f.
Williams Son, Quitman, Ga. ys8ast-gfet &
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Chicago Quotations

The following were the ruling quotations on
The exchange today: iC
Omen H,sb. Low. Close close close.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-01-12

FOR SALE. FEATHERs-AIl kinds Of domes-
tic feathers. Live geese feathers a speciality.
Write for samples and prices. r. S. Eubankss
73H S. Broad ST. Atlanta. Ca.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-01-12

/ DoUGLAsvILLE.-A According to call issued by
J. n Lee, president of the county organization
OF the Farmers Union, a mass meeting was
held in the court house yesterday, Ia the inter
est of the farmers of the county. The object
OF the meeting was to consider means by which
the price Of cotton may be more remuneratiFe
TO the producer. Their was talk of decrease OF
acreage end raising home supplies, snd efforts
to keep down bumper" crop in the good year
Of grace 1903.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-01-12

HAMPTON, Ca. Jan. s.-Judge J, W. Der
rick died today at i O'Clock p, m.; aged u
vaars --f+l.@f - s.i-. ~ - -st'a
The Washington herald., 1909-07-01
NEW HAMPSHIRE RESORTS.
AppIedore Hotel,

APPLEDORE ISLAND. ISLES OF SHOALS.
OF Portsmouth. y. H. Opea Jsly Z
10 Miles at Sea. ALWAYS COOL
New plunulng, baths. ana hHnishinEs; swimming
pool. fns fshing. sailing SC For ratss address
7. r. NUNS. Prop. New Falmourh HOtRl lrhe
leading hotel %. Portland Ale After June 3
address APPLEDORE HOTEL. Isles 0i shosA
y Z.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-01
HoTEL LAMRORN
The HoLMHURST

Ocean I'd NzrJlEnd ave. Atlantic CITY. Y. J
EeElroT % s-zect leTai r0os site With rriTat8
bl-hA JULIA A. 3fILLEE
The Washington herald., 1909-07-01
COLUMBIA HARD hit
Brentwood Beat Clubmen in
Decisive Fashion.
PITCHES N FORM
Crack Suburbanfte TwirIer Allows
Columbia Batters hut Two Hits,
Both of Which Are Made by
Johnnie Priest, Who, Also, Plays
Great Game in the Field.

In the feature game OF the season and
before one OF the greatest crowds that
ever filed into Capital City Park, Brent
wood wTested the lead from the Columbia
Athletic Club. last years champions. by
defeating them in an exciting game. by
6 to l.
To Sanders goes the credit for the VIC
tory Of the SGbwbanites. for he allowed
only two hits. both Of which We're secured
by Johnny Priest. and but for lucky
bound IN the seventh inning, would have
shut out the Clubmen
The Brentwood team batted out well
earned victory, making eight clean hits
on Lltchheld. and not being IN danger
throughout the contest Herring put one
over the right field fence for a homer IN
the sixth inning. scoring MarcerOn before
him, and practically sewing UP the game.
Priest brought the crowd 10 its feet
when he made a startling pickup Of
Kinney's sizzling grounder. throwing the
runner out at first. while Mccarthy re-
ceived his share OF the applause when he
made a one-hand stab OF Hurleys HIT
He also hit a long triple. which featured
IN the scoring.
Gallagher started the game, but after he
had hit man he decided that II was not
his day, and he retired in favor of Itch
field, who finished the game The con
test was exceptionally fast. only one
hour and twenty minutes being consumed.
and was filed with sensational plays from
beginning 10 end
Taylor had four difficult chances IN cen
ter and accepted them ali without q
slip-up. NOyes caught a fine game. re-
ceiving sanders swift shoots with ease
and preventing the fast Clubmen from
pilfering the bases. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-07-01
HAMILTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fiye flrlouFs Fauntlrrov. u3
Rcidl. 20 I. won; Fair Louise la2 Menrry1. .
% l. second; Galycs-a. 10 Vickcryl. Is % L thiri
Time. ] al- Adelins Bourne. Eulalia May, Rels
Kingston. and Bob r. also ran.
SECOND RACE-One and one-si1teenth miles
Grauia, % Kennedy. 90 :. wor: King Avondale
us Musuavel. u 20 J. second: Cerenaonisus q
Rogers. . 20 J. third. Time. l:47 s. Hoyle King
Holiday, Grande Dame, Autumn King Petulaut
Arrow Swift, Paul Rrnar-, Restoration. Mary Can't
dlcmas. and Campagucr also ran.
THIRD RACE-AboUt two miles. steeulechesc
Marksman. l5S fSmps0n} 4 20 3 won: John Dillon
lf iArchibaldl. G % 7. second; Jim NcGm al
tNllamsl. : 20 !. third. Time 800 Harrington
CAN'T Eyander. Baliycastle ard Biibery also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One and onc-cighth miles
Gllmmer. III Reid. ] 60 Z. won: Canue Maid III
lAlussTavel % I. second: Shin0ncse l2+ lHnbcrtl
i % q third. Time. - ~. Three starters
FIFTH RACE-Ono and onc-sixtceuth mfles
Manuscript $50 fMr. Hammond G 70 l. won: High
bear leo tMr Henderson,. To Q second AHecn
G. 10 t1Ir- O'Brenl. 70 J. third Time l-I5 So
Lsnds End and Nirtuoso also raa.
SIXTH RACE-Six furloneS King Commons
is Howard. Z % J. won: 1fay Lutz 10 ken
nedyl 90 90 !, second; Gold Front. rs rWhitiugl
70 l. third. Time ia Aunt Kate lady Gore
SeaTchliRht. Austin StIrteTant SOIL Morocco ROYAL
Oak, and Hickey Daley also rau.
SEVENTH BACE-One and onc-eirhth miles
Woolviuder. q Cans 20 8. won; Wilton Lack
aye, n9 lMusgaye 20 T. second; John Carroll
JIG Preston. 20 s. third. Time. 3. Henry o.
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-01
LATONIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FfTe ard a half furIongs. Eva
Tanguay. lo3 DIcGeel. 3 20 l. won: Bauiyes lD6
CNartinl, 50 % J. second Redeem. Jos lTapliu).
even. third Tine. los Lotta Cred. A. Lee. Lou
Lanier. Slew Foot. and Autumn Rose also ran
SECOND RACE-Five ful0ugs-Donau lls Zap
linl. Il 10 8. won; Louise s.. rs QRicel. ls 20 s.
second; Mae Henley. lo5 CHufuagel. to I. third
Tine. 100 3-5 Placide. Duquesne. Topland. Mar
tin H.. Carleton G.. SageT and Iady Wells also
ran
THIRD RACE-Six furlongs Black Sheep IL
tCOasITn). 80 10 I. Won; Hinm. III lee z 70 !.
second. Cahlogram. III TruIlerl. 5 70 . third.
Tine, ld4 Is. J. O. Core. Hammetrical Acluia
Johinie Blake. Adnouitor sopTano. Lillian Leigh
Tom McAfee Orlando. Elvira NJ. Automatic and
Lakando also nn.
FOURTH RACE-Six furl1ngs Beatrice X I@
CIruElCrl Il 70 g. Won. snap 10i (McGcel 10 70 J.
second, COim0. lol walsh. 20 p third Time
l;l3 IS. Pi0 Plco Plume. SchlesWig. Stoner Hin
CouTille. and Ben Howe also ran-
FIFTH RACE-lIie and a sixteenth Mamie Al
gol. 10 BUmsl 60 J. Won; Lille Turner. 100
t&artin). 10 10. second. GilYcicsr. l0s fSteelel
10 10 /. third Time. l.i5 % Lady Baldur Hasty
Flirting. Stone Street. Wedgewood. and Rebel
Queen also rau.
SIXTH RACE-Aiile and an eighth Beau Br1m-
mel. loo (HufnageD. % !. won; Belle View l3
(Taplini. 70 s. second; Azo. Is Grarnonl. %
/, third. Tine, SO 25. Bucket Brigade. Green
bridge. Meadow Grass, and Water Lake also raa.
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dpB .s.|'.'.:. 49,
Our Declaration Of
independence

We hereby declare this
stores Independence
of grasping methods
which induce the cheapening
of merchandise to make a
greater gain.
of trickery and deceit in
dealing with those who favor
us with their patronage
of the prevalent methods
of value Misrepresentation in
advertising.
On these independent princi-
pies our enduring success has
been builded. Always they are
receiving wider recognition,
and we are reaping the re-
ward that comes with the es-
tabhShed reputation OF being
THE SAFEST STORE.
All of which should suggest
that we can most satisfactorily
supply the independence Day
clothing needs Of the man who
wishes to KNOW that he is
receiving honest value for his
money.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-01
md UoftlEes-
OPEN lilly L

An attractive hotel. !
elevator. pluts haths.
modem imp-oFeIelts
lantic Coas- Address
Lcsishurr- Rar Earh.-r-
The Washington herald., 1909-07-01

SC-th Caro-ina ave. near Bazch- Rebuilt and
rcf1-uished- Booklet T. " 7. CURRAS.
NEW CLARION, KENTUCKY AVE
"a house from beach, elevator; book
let Open al year. s. X. BONIFACE
The Washington herald., 1909-07-01
COLORED TEAM IN LINE.
Washington Giants Resume Play
After Months Rest.

The Washington Giants, whose sched-
ule was cancelled during the month OF
June because Of bad weather. have been
ordered to report for practice. Their first
practice game was with the Belmont
Tigers last Sunday AT Union League
Park, the score being 6 TO 2 in favor OF
the Giants.
On Monday, July 5, the Giants have
been engaged 10 meet the Piedmont
White Sox IN a double-header at the
American League Park. during which
the score by innings Of the Washington
Boston game win be received by special
wire.
The Giants schedule has been rear
ranged and win be published in a few
days.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-01
CHISM BATTED OUT.
THkOma Pounds in seven Runs in
the Fifth Inning.

In an interesting game the Takoma
team scored an uphill victory over Wood
burn IN the Suburban League yesterday.
p 20 :.
Chism proved a puzzle 20 the Takoma
boys. holding them down with a single
scratch hit until the dfth inning. when
he took an upward flight that beat the
Wright aeroplane. Two bases on balls
and FIVE hits netted the winners seven
runs. JunShans then trOtted out and re-
heved Chism. but IN the four innings he
pitched TaIOma pounded the leather for
six hits. and incidentally scored five
more tallies, thus boxing the game foa
keeps. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-07-01
BROOKS SAVES GAME.
HIS SensatiOnaI Catch Gives Rock
VILE Victory over Bervyn-

Berwyn. June 30.-One OF the prettiest
games IN the Prince George County
League thus far played was pulled or
here to-day. when Hyattsville defeated
the hcue team by the score Of 10 o
Hyattsvine gave Coster. s. Maryland
Agricultural College man, perfect sup
port and Berwyn connected but five
times safely with his benders. IN the
fifth inning McGregor. one Of the league's
star hitters, swung heavily or a fast one
and Brooks in right field after q hard
chase pulled down the sphere as q was
sailing over his head The catch saved
two runs and perhaps the game. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-07-01
Corbett on for Europe.

New York. June S0-James J. Corbett
and Mrs. Corbett were among the pas
sengers on the Lusitania to-day. Corbett
viii present his monologue in Dublin and
London. Referring 20 pugilisn. Corbett
said he did not regard Jack Johnson.
present heavyweight title holder. as a
classy man. COrbett doubted the ability
Of Ketchell TO beat Johnson, but he
thought Jeffries could win.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-01
Interstntn Ninn Ronten

The Olympia Athletic Club, Of Wash
ington. added another victory TO its Ions
liSt yesterday by defeating the strong
Interstate Commerce Commission team by
the score Of . to . Smith. the mainstay
Of the team, pitched brilliant ball. allow
ing but two hits and holding the clerks
at his mercy throughout the contest. Tip
ton ard Allen led with the stick for the
ciubmen. while Rhorman proved classy
by his good work. both at the bat and in
the field a fast double play. Thornet TO
Goebel, and one-hand catch by Evans
were the fielding features.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-01
Winchester Wins Three Straight.

Winchester. Va. June 3O.-Winchester
defeated the Hershey pa team again
at Reservoir Park this afternoon. 5 TO 3.
The visitors scored three runs in the sec
ond inning. when two hits and some vel
low fielding gave them a big lead The
locals steadied down after that and there
was nothing more doing for Hershey.
Brown and Hessler led the locals at the
bat, the former getting a home run. Hol-
stein did good stickw0rk for the visitors
Observation-Disclosures, Sterzer and Ma
bry; Hershey. Hinkle. Tarbell, and Hol-
stein
The Washington herald., 1909-07-01
TAROR INN.
HOTEL JACKSON
HoTEL sTAnLEY

VIRGINIA AVENUE. di-sctly On The Bssca.
J. H GORNLET
The Washington herald., 1909-07-01
YEsTERDAY,s RESULTS.

Capital CITY LeaE1e-Brentwood. 6; @ A. @. l.
Departmental League-Iuterior. 8; War. 0: Com
n.ssicncIs. s; P0stot7ce. s.
Sunday Schoo. Leag.e-Hsnline. y; Lsngdon. 9.
Marquette Lcagle-Pension OHce. p; Columbia
GOD. 3
Independence League-Afanhattan, z: Ninth, g.
r. X. J. NJ G.. A. Laague--Adsms ExpresS Com
1auy IS. southern Railroad. g.
Bankers Lsagle-Merchants and Mechanics. s;
Commercial. 4.
Suburban Leag1e-Takoma, y: Woodb-rn. :
Colorcd Departmcntal League-War and Nav. 9.
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The Washington herald., 1909-07-01
Clarendon On Ton.

srecial 20 The Washington Herald.
Cherrydale, Nd, July SO-In a loosely
played game here to-day the Clarendon
team, OF Virginia, easily defeated the
strong Cherrydale nine by IS to 3. The
game was much better than the score
indicates. and a large crowd was on hand
10 witness the contest. The feature Of
the game was the batting OF the whole
Clarendon team. who got twenty-one hits
The batteries for the Cherrydale team
were Smith, Chrism. and Reynolds: for
Clarendon, Zimmerman and c. Chrism.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-01
BRENTWOOD THE WINNER.
Captures WelI-pIayed Game II
Prince George Comfy Lrnrue.

Brentwood. June 30.-Brentwood and
Langdon in he Prince George County
League. played an interesting and. in
cidentally. the first shut-out game this
season in the league at Brentwood to-day.
Both Payne. for the winners. and Mona
hon. for Langdon. pitched frst-class ball.
but the visitors gave Mcmahon indifferent
The Washington herald., 1909-07-01
WEST STREETS BEATEN.
DumbartOnA Break Georgetown
League Leaders Winning Streak.
STANDING or THE TEAMS.

STANDING OF THE IEAMs.
We, ST.. y !! e. Congress ST.. e IS S
The DUmbartOns broke West Street. s
winning streak yesterday by the score
OF IS 90 5. The red-headed battery Of
Dumbarton, consisting OF Howard and
Burke. worked fine. not a man stealing.
Williams batting for the winners and
Poore's playing Tor the losers were
features. Score.
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Dymbartors. sIT2o Us ls 4
West Strert.....-.... o 0 0 0-5 3