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Evening journal., 1909-03-19
couN1Y LEAGUE FoR SUSSEX.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
LEWES. Del. March 19-With every
prospect Of a Sussex County League,
Lewes is beginning 10 get the ball
fever and a club will he organized in
a short time. AS teams are being
formed in other towns such as seaford,
Frankford, Delmar and others. Lewes
expects to be in the race with a fast
club
Evening journal., 1909-03-19
CUPID BREAKS
UP GIRLS CLUB

DOVER. March 19.-The celebrated
Bachelor Girls Club of Dover, which
became known for its "eat-and-run'
banquets, is to be broken up.
There is no misunderstanding in the
ranks. only Cupid has come in and
three Of the leading girl members are
mortgaged for after-Lenten weddings
and a half-dozen more are badly en-
tangled.
The weddings. which are to be in or
Immediately after Easter Week, will
be interesting events for Dover.
Evening journal., 1909-03-19
Ah. Hal There OF

The Penn A. c. played it's first game
with the Chipawans at the oaks" de-
feating them 13 to IL. The Penn would
like TO hear from other IS TO Is year
old boy teams, for any Saturday after
noon after March 20. Send challenges
to Edwin L. Kaiser, No. 1898 West
Eleventh street, city.
Evening journal., 1909-03-19
easketbaII At Rink.

The second Of the championship series
Of basketball games between the Brown
son Library and the Ex-West Ends will be
played at Eleventh Street Rink tonight.
The preliminary game between the Giants
End the West Ends win begin at $50
SHARP.
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SPORTING NEWS.
BOWLING

Warren and An-Wimington rolled fine
tonpns on the Poirce alleys last night.
Warren won two Of the three games and
now lead the league by one game. There
wasn't a man on cither team under the
blp mark. and Booker was high with 5Si.
The eroroas
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To Hold skatins Contest.

opCClaI 10 IIIT1- y ' l-7aFl-ENl - 2 Is-E1E11
NEWARK. Del, March 1s-Dr. Steel,
Of the Newark rink. will hold fancy
and trick skating contest in April,
open to all skaters in Delaware. A
gold medal will be given to the best
fancy and trick skater silver medal
viii be given TO the best lady and
gentleman couple for the best fancy
skating.
Evening journal., 1909-03-19
Death Of Peter u. Ferrv.

Peter u. Furry died at Mt. Holly,
N. j., on Monday. His funeral took
place yesterday. He was eighty-two
years OF age and resided in Wilmington
up to a short time ago.
Evening journal., 1909-03-19
Farewell dinner Given.

Mr.. and Mrs. b. f. Shakespeare who
will make their home in Lowery, Va,
were given a farewell dinner by Mrs.
William II. Honey. of No. 1888 West
Seventh street on Wednesday evening.
Twenty friends were present.
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New BasketbaII Lsaoue,

a High School Basketball League has
BEEN organized among the High School
department. Of the Y. NJ c. A., and
viii begin les games for. the champion
ship Of tho department to-norrow ar
.etnoon
Evening journal., 1909-03-19

The Black Hawks and Iroquois and
the Onedias and Kayugas OF the Y. NJ.
c. A. basketball eague viii play Sat
urday evening
Evening journal., 1909-03-19

NEW YORK. March i9.-Patsy Kline.
tho Newark scrapper, is to-day not in Abe
Attell's class. The Californian champion
played with his man for ten rounds last
night. the only time the Jerseyite showed
TO advantage was when he put hard one
on Attelrs jaw. But that was all. After
that he was a toy I'm the champions
hands
Evening journal., 1909-03-19

the time of the whistle the house was in
a humane blast, and only at intervals was
there quietness. The game was fast. clean
and full of interest. The score stood . to ?
as the whistle sounded for the closing Of
the game Spectators shouted TO play it
out" and after few minutes intermis-
sion, play was resumed. a hard fight was
being fought and after several minutes Of
hard play BILLY" Cloward got the rub
Der, and knocked il in.
The PAGERS have still another game to
unite it being with the Mohawks. No
doubt It will be played some night next
week The lineup:
Springs. PAGERS.
Seiman .... e. goal zee. ...... Guest
McElwee .... q. ..halfback ...... ......Ford
Stoddard O.. ...... centre o. Manning
Creamer .... second rush ......C Chandler
Beatty d. o. ....flrst rush ...... .Cloward
Referee Leonard; timer Ellicott; goals.
for PAGERS, 8; by Cloward; for Springs.
., by Beatty.
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GOSSIP OF
THE FIGHTERS
United Press Leased Special wire.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
CHICAGO. March l9.-Jack johnson,
heavyweight champion has at last sue
ceeded In getting some one to fight him
for his title. Stanley ISetchel, middle
weight champion. has agreed 20 meet the
black Both parties have deposited $1,000 as
a guarantee OF good faith
In regard TO the match, johnson said: o
"ketchell should he much easier for me
than was Burns. lie is hardly I'm the same
class with Tommy as a boxer. From what
/ hear Of him, he cannot be much else
than a big boy with hard punch for a
middle weight think the bout will be
held in Frisco"
Evening journal., 1909-03-19

N.6o-Ladies' Patent Colt. Wei Kid,
Box and Gun Metal Calf; Button.
Lace and Butchers; IA distinct
styles; all the remains OF oar $3.50
Fan and Winter Shoes. Re- on
eeeeq TO ..-......,............- sUU
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rPanosW have tcmdyo prices y
les o
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AL-WILMTNGTON
Y. M. c. A. RaskethaIl.

Totals -. -. :. -. sos 97i
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95c-Boys' Vici Kid Tan and Satin
Calf Lace and Butchers. Si.25 and
si.50 Shoes for dress and OK
school wear; reduced TO .... JOC
Evening journal., 1909-03-19

S215-The famous Mems Me-
Elwyn's Goodyear Welted Shoes. IN
Box Calf only; broad, narrow and
orthopaedic shoes; best q lE
$3.50 value; reduced 10 .....ZslO
Evening journal., 1909-03-19

sli9-Boys and Girls Box Calf.
Gun Metal Vici. Tan. and Patent
Colt regular $3.50 values; an N.
stout soles. Reduced to....~ ia
Evening journal., 1909-03-19

@c-Littlo Mems Satin Calf stout
sole, Lace shoes; with strong uack.
stays. Best Sl.OO values; re- on
uuVeu 10 .-.'-''.''..............- U0C
Evening journal., 1909-03-19

2c-Mcn's- and Women's 5c0
Cork Insoles reduced to ..... &C
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-26
JEFFERSON IN. FAMILY
TIRED, SAYS NEGPESS

Editor call: viii kindly allow lines
OF race mixture? read with much interest the editorial
OF the 10th the views OF of prominent educators
lecture OF Professor Matthews of University Chicago
prejudice in which Professor prejudice
disappear people become better
tween the will become
1t seems to me that all OF understand that since the
OF John Smith and POcahOntas the Indian
infusion Indian blood
Now don't think that it rather
natures making division in the raeesdvdng
yellow and backwhen mixture has been going
VIII lind 100
unless they recently imported from Africa
What the roubie9 And where all the drifngl
The whites he to the blacks
history and has always been
them in loyalty fidelity
duty in the time OF
helped to build the country enjoy!
SO why should America be called
Thomas Jefferson has been quoted saying
elementary America
characters happiness and to
gentleman geatgrandfather-my
Consistency, thou jewel.
Now Mr. Editor please look into gathering
people, and after
brownies think that will process
evolution dividing the has begun at the
MRS. e. ERSkINE negro woman)
$3.50 Occidental street, Oakland.
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The EXAMINER GETS WIRELESS
MESSAGE FROM WIRELESS. SHIP

The almost heavenly calm that has
reigned in Pacific Mail circles since
the departure of Vice President and
General Manager r. P. Schwerin was
rudely broken yesterday when it was
discovered that the liner Siberia, which
sailed Tuesday for Honolulu and the
far east, had surreptitiously equipped
itself with wireless teiegraphy, and
had spent part of the night sending a
message from the congressional party
on board to the San Francisco Ex-
aminer.
A. j. Frey, who represents Schwerin
during his absence, had given no au-
ti1ority for the installation. and it was
done without the knowledge of Super
fntendent William Chisholm. The only
specimen of the modern device for the
protection OF life at sea in the COM
pany's possession is the one removed
a few days ago from the Panama liner
Pennsylvania. A hasty inspection of
the storeroom showed the Pennsyl-
vanias wireless still in the discard.
Frey. in his dilemma, was about to
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day. Both our parents opposed the
marriage. A year later our boy Lester
was born Then Orville left me, and
his uncle told me he was dead. 1 was
kept entirely in the dark as to what
had become of Orville.
When j came west nine years ago
met ]. R. Carson, boyhood friend. and
we were married in Vancouver, Wash.
Mr.. Carson and l separated and he is
now in Wyoming.
About year ago I heard from Or
vile and he said what 1 take to be a
promise to look after the boy-our
boys interests. / feel kindly toward
the Wrights, but they did not treat me
justly I hope Orville. now that he has
become famous, will look after our
boy"
Mrs. Carson, or Mrs. Wright, is good
looking and 27 years old. She plans to
leave for San Diego Saturday, where
she expects to secure employment and
to make her home.
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wire for advice to his chief. but he
remembered that Schwerin was aboard
the Manchuria. and that they had all
been taking great comfort until then
in the knowledge that the Manchuria
had no wireless.
His next thought was to draft a
new regulation. providing that every
Pacific Mail ship must be searched for
wireless Immediately prior to it's. de-
parture for sea- He was studying over
this when his attention was called to
the fact that not only the message
but facsimile of the signature of
Richard Bartholdt. dean of the CON
gressional delegation" had been wire
lessed from the Siberia
The Investigation then stopped. and
peace resumed its sway In the Flood
building. When the Examiners wire
less is filed away in the Pacific Mail
records it will bear this endorsements.
"A careful investigation by COM
pany officials shows that the Siberia
is not equipped with wireless. In
closed is either miracle or a lie"
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Agrees With Prof. Matthews ia
Assertion That Better Ac-
quaintance Will Solve II
Says Jefferson Was Her Great.
Grandfather and Uses Rela-
tiOnship as Argument
Asserts Grandmother Was a
Beautiful Slave Girl on the
Presidents Plantation
THE REPUTED CHAIN OF DE-
SCENT FROM THOMAS EF-
FERS0N, THIRD PRESIDENT
OF The UNITED STATES:

Aunt Lucy" Evans. who
claimed TO be the daughter Of
Jefferson and a slave, born
about the time of Jefferson
term as pice president. and
Dho died in this city NOpeul-
Der 4. 1897. at the age of
l0l years.
Mrs. Julia 4. Harris. daughter
Of Aunt Lucy" 80 years
old. pho lives Nth her daugh-
Ter at $3.50 Occidental street.
Oakland.
Mrs. Evelyn Erskine. daughter
of Mrs. Harris and grand
daughter Of Aunt Lucy"
Dho. in a communication TO
The Call. asserts that she is
the great-granddGughter of
Thomas Jefferson and de-
tends intermuridge Of phitcs
and blacks.
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WIFE
WORKS BY DAY
IN PORTLAND
Mrs. OrviIIe Wright Earns Liv.
ing for Herself and Son in
Oregon City
Married Aeroplanist When Fiji
teen Years Old and Believed
Him Dead Years Ago
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

PORTLAND, Aug. 25.-A Portland
woman claims to be the wife OF, Orville
Wright, the world famous aeropIanist.
She is supporting their son Lester by
doing days work and nursing. and says
she has heard from Wright and has his
promise to arrange for the education of
the boy, who is now II years old.
Back of the matter is a romance and
marriage of the now famous aviator
to a Is year old sweetheart in the face
of opposition of both families and a
separation two years later The girl
whom Orville Wright married in Octo-
Der, 1897, was Ada Miller of Central
City. Neb. Today she is Mrs ]. r. Car
son, living in a cottage in Glenn ave-
nue., between wygant and Going streets,
in this city.
'I was only Is years old when Or
vile married me-" said Mrs. Carson to-
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Previous Official Record

The previous official record for tiRe
In the air was made by Wilbur Wright
at Lemans December 81. 2 hours, 20
minutes and 2S 1-5 seconds. The un-
official record was hours, 81 minutes
and % seconds, made by Sommer at
Marmellons. Paulhams new record for
distance was about 134 kilometers, or
SO miles. He made 13 circuits of the
course. and the wind squall passed as
he was coming down the home stretch
for the last time
simultaneously the dirigible balloon
Colonel Renard appeared to the west
ward, plowing its way majestically
through the smoke of the city OF
Rheims.
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PANAMA GENERAL KILLS
EDITOR IN A QUARREL
Attack Due to Article Reflect
ing on Woman
TSpeciaI Gable TO The CALI

Especial Gable TO The Call
PANAMA, Aug. 25.-General Herbert
o. Jeffries, who figured prominently in
the Panama revolution, killed William
Nichols Chandler, editor of the Panama
Press. today by beating him on the
head with the butt of revolver and
kicking him savagely in the abdomen.
The cause of the fracas that resulted
IN Chambers death was an article sup
posed to reflect on Mrs. Claude E. Guy
ant, wife of the United States deputy
consul general here, and sister in law
of Jeffries.
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FRENCH AVIATOR
BREAKS RECORD
HE[DBY WRIGHT
Remains in Flight During a
Storm 2 Hours, So Min
utes and "a Seconds
Wonderful, Performance OF Paul
ham That Proves Glorious
Future of Aerial Travel

BETH ENY AVIATION FIELD.
RHEIMS, Aug. 25.-Another sensa-
tfonal exploit was added to the marvels
of aviation week today when Paulham,
the plucky French aviator. broke the
worlds record in a wonderful flight of
hours, SO minutes and "a seconds.
During 20 minutes of the time Paulham
had a heavy rain and wlndstorm to
contend with
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ROBBERS BURN MANS HoME-Tacoms
Aug. 25.-Robbers last night stole $500 from
Joe caretti Italian rancher. and then set
hre 10 his home in attempt to burn him to
death. The Italian awoke as the flames were
burning the bed clothes and barely escaped
with his nfa
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TUNNEL ON FIRE Butte, Mont. Aug 25.-
Efforts to extinguish the FIRE raging in the half
mile tunnel OF the Billings and Northern rail-
way. 10 miles north Of Billings, have proved
Intellectual, and the portals Of the bore are
now being buIkheaded in the hope Of smotbering
the flames
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CLAIMING that she is the great
I granddaughter of Thomas JEFF
ferson, third president of the
United States an dauthor of the dec
laration of independence a negro
woman, Mrs. Evelyn Erskine of $3.50
Occidental street Oakland. has en-
tered the lists of controversaIists,
who. through the columns of The Call.
have discussed the race problem in
America.
Mrs, Erskine traces the blot. which
she believes, rather graces than mars
her family scutcheon, through her
grandmother. colored woman popu-
larly known as Aunt Lucy" who
died in this city November 4. 1897.
The link connecting the Oakland con
troversalist and Aunt Lucy" is her
mother. Mrs Julia A. Harris, who is
now 80 years old, and who lives with
Mrs. Erskine at the Oakland address.
Mrs. Harris is the daughter of Aunt
Lucy and believes firmly that her
mother was the daughter of Thomas
Jefferson, born about the time that the
sage of Monticello was drawn from his
temporary retirement to become vice
president of the United States with
President John Adams.
Slave on Plantation
Aunt Lucy's" mother was negro
girl. handsome girl" said Mrs.
Harris last evening. Her name was
Priscilla. she was slave on Jeffer-
sons plantation, and, according to the
tradition in the family. won the favor
of the eourtly and generous hearted
Virginian.
1T was usual thing in those days
said Mrs Erskine charitabIy explain
ing the position OF her great-grand-
mother and Loyalty defending the re-
puted lapse of her presumed grandsire.
But said young negro friend of
Mrs. Harris. with some shrewdness
and financial acumen eff any of Jener-
sons folks We're alive today they would
pay Mrs. Harris to keep this quiet.
assuming that the Evans Harris
Erskine family might dim the light OF
their heritage with the snuffer OF coin
Mrs. Erskine. however would not take
the mercenary view of the matter that
Mrs. Harris friend accepted as granted.
IT was with twist of sarcasm that
Mrs. Erskine gave her understanding
of the family secret
She was impeiled TO enter into the
controversy which was carried on in
The Call last week by her views on
the subject of race mixture She is a
woman with strong views on the Ques-
tion. She believes, and she is not en-
tirely alone in her position. that by a
system Of intsrmarriage and race mix
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SOCIAL

Engagement OF Miss Gertrude Van wyck and
Archibald Clark Potter of New York announced
at luncheon given by Mrs. Ferdinand Stephen
son in Ross valley. Page o
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FRANK PIERCE.
First Assistant Secretary.

The initials in the left hand corner
are those of the stenographer; in the
other corner the initials F w. C"
stand for F. w. Clements, first assist
ant attorney OF the interior depart
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INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
THURSDAY. AUGUST Is, 1909
WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEWS TO-DAY

YEsTERDAY-west wind; clear; maximum
temperature. so: minimum, 81 e--4sSgysfn
FORECAST FOR TODAY-Fair; cooler; mod
crate west wind. Page 15
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SPORTS

johnson keeps his promise and starts in to
train for fight with Kaufman. Page IL
Battling Nelson will be here shortly after
visit to Hegewisch home. Page IL
Johnny FrayDe turns down eastern offer in
the hope Of getting on with Nelson. Page III
Kid wilkes lowers own record from 2:1o to
2.OeK at opening day of circuit races at
Chico. Page III
Detroit beats Philadelphia and takes lead in
thesAmericsn league pennant race. Page III
Hamburg Belle trots mile in 2:01H, defeat
ing Uhlan in straight heats and making new
worlds record. Page III
Big list of entries for Dipsea Indians cross
country run September 5. Page 10
Mclaughlin reaches finals in national tennis
tournament and win compete for championship
with Clothier. Page 10
Coast league scores-san Francisco 2, Yer
non I; Portland T. Los Angeles Il; Sacramento
6. Oakland p Page 10
Brighton beach motor track is rebuilt
FOR the "a hour race that will start Fri
day night Page 10
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EDITORIAL
POLITICAL

POLITICAL
LaboriOus count of ballots for delegates to
county conventions viii not be finished before
Monday night. Page ?
League OF Independent Republican Clubs
viii make bargain with Sullivan or
Lynch. Page 2
CITY
Attractions for next week offered by the local
thesters. Page .
Pacific Mail officials decide that the Ex-
suinsr's wireless message from liner Siberia
is miracle or lie" Page L
School director oliver retires from the board
September 80 Page 10
Two killed by the collapse of brick
wall Page 3
Friends Of fair candidate for Portola trip ar
range dance IN her honor. Pswe 2
Week of carnival promised visitors to San
Jose and Native Sons ana Daughters secure
quarters. Page :
Colonel E. B. Pratt, Thirtieth infantry, to go
before retiring board Page Io
Effort to secure guardian for retired Jeweler
Eaton. Page ls
Navy gives preference TO foreign vessels in
Transporting coal Page ia
Park commission to adopt new system OF
accounting. Page ;
Assessor Dodge and real estate men argue
before state board Of equalization that experts
figures are too high. Page 10
Maxwell absolved by coroners jury. which
says killing Of Pincus was justified. Page s
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Continued on Page ?, Column 4
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FOREIGN

Agreement between China and Japan regard
ing railway loan. Page IL
Mrs. George Gould rushes from box to con
gratuate aviator at Rheims and loses bag con
tanning vaiuables worth $4,000 Page 4
Psulbsm. French aviator, breaks worlds rec
ord for fight. Page 1
Frightful cruelty of Mulai Hahd's fol-
lowers Paua .
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PRECEDENT FOR RACIAL MIXTURE
Jefferson Claimed as Progenitor

DAUGHTER
NOVEMBER 1897, AT AGE OF
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MARINE

Great whale butts boat with six men in it
80 feet into the air and when they come
down his tail he dips them up again and
cspsizes another boat. but only the whale is
hurt. Page Is
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SUBURBAN

Niece Of capitalist thrown from buggy and
injured. probably fatally. Page o
Electric car at Fitchburg runs down and kills
aged woman. Page q
Demented woman lowered from housetop by
Frultvale constable. Page
Oakland prepares to entertain President
Isft Page
Motorm.n is blamed for young girls
oesth Page o
Unique cat skull found in asphalt
beds. Page
Victim or San Francisco streetcar dies in in
tense agony in Berkeley. Page
Attorney John s. de Lsncey, indicted for
the public administrators office, has hearing
delayed Page
Varsity hurdler elected president of big CO..
athletes OF University of California Page
Reception in honor Of freshmen Of university
to be held by Newman club Page
Oakland chamber Of commerce opposes grant
Of Franklin street franchise to Southern
Pacific. Page 8
"Ermiuie under the direction Of Paul
steinoorn Page y
wife admits wearing false hair, but not
wig Page
Oakland chooses delegates to the American
conservation congress Page
Woman who crossed plains in 1s4s dies in
Alameda Page
COAST
Pasadena girl secures license as professional
chauffeur. Page
Heney discusses the oregon fraud
cases. PAGE
Woman in Portland claims OrvilIe Wright as
her husband. PaRe1
New glacier discovered in Alaska by Perkins
party and named Princeton" Page 8
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COAST
EASTERN

Judge Dovett slated as Hsrrimsn's successor
II wizard permanently retires Page
Interior department officials huttered by th'
presidents order in regard to Alaska Goa
lands conspiracy. Page
Alfred Vanderbilt. reported shot, rings up cor
oner TO tell him story is hoax Page s
Woman kidnsper says Marian Bleakley Il
child Of actress. Page
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The Kaiser's Daughter,
Princess Louise,
viii make her social bow
See The Sunday
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-19
PHILADELPHIA
Totals....

'Batted for Sparks in seventh.
'Batted for Richey In ninth.
Cincinnati ..,.."...o Q -
Philadelphia ........0 0 1 0 OIL
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-19
Portland Bay Wins.

ASCOT, England. June ls.-The wokinE.
ham stakes. handicap OF IS sovereigns each.
with 200 soverelgns added, for 3-year-oids
and up, Ndistance six ~furlongs, was won
today by Portland Bay. Among the start
ers were II. p. Whitney's Baby Wolf and
Louis Winan's American bred EDWARD.
The Windsor Castle stakes OF IS sover-
eiEnBs each, with 200 sovereigns added. for
2-year-olds. distance fVe furiongs, was
won by Charles O'Malley. Lawrence Nc
Creery's Hackiaws. was second. "A. p.
whitney's Top-o'-the-MorninE and c. Car
rolls Troubled Waters also ran.
The Kings Stand stakes OF 500 sOver-
eigns for 2-year-olds and up. distance five
furlongs, was won by Foresight Whitney's
Hillside III, was second.