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New-York tribune., 1909-01-14

Mrs. John r Drexei gave dinner-dsnc. -.
night at her house, in East SD street TbAra -,
cotillon.
Among the other entertainments OF las, svsrt.-
was dinner given by Mrs. Ogden Mills f,- -
daughter. Miss Beatrice Mills. and the 1a+.s
fance Lord Granard, whose marriage takes DI,
at her house. in East 69th street. to-day The o..
mony will be performed at $50 O'Clock BY the R,r5.
Rev. Bishop Thomas T. Cusack, by virtue OF a A..
pensatfon granted to the earl by the Archb,,51.
of New York.
Mrs. William Douglas sloane's house viii be N.
scene this morning of the first OF a series Of so,s
recitals organized by the Junior League Of ~.
Music School Settlement and arranged by Mr ana
Mrs. David Names There Will be further rec,tgJ
on Thursday mornings at the houses Of Mrs Ba--
Payne Whitney Mrs Payne Whitney Mrs carl,
3. Alexander and Mrs George c. Clark
Mrs John G. Mccullough gives a luncheon to-5.u
at her house. in Park avenue. for her de5uta,-.
daughter Miss Esther Morgan Mccullough
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane has issued i,v,,.
tions for dinner-dance at her house. in Fifth ava,
nue. and sd street on February T. and for
cepton with music Wednesday evening. Js1n.
airy 20.
Mr.. and Mrs David T. Dana and the lat,r,
mother. Mrs. VI. Dwight Collier, are leaving n.
city tOr CallIOInldr Nilete SHeE VIII spend the
mainder Of the winter.
Mrs Frederick ". Vanderbilt has issued iurn.
tiors for luncheon for tomorrow in honor Of =.
Misses Meyer, daughters Of the Postmaster Genera
Mrs. Samuel Sloan Chauncey is staying at In,
Plaza
Mrs. CIermont Livingston Best will give small
theatre party this evening, and afrer the play vii
take her guests 20 the Kuickerbocker for supper
Mrs. A Duane Pell viii give luncheon On Tusr
DAY for her niece. Miss Estelle Crosby.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-14

Some of the leaders of the House OF Repre-
sentatves are evidently resolved that the forests
Of the White and Appalachian mountains snali
not be preserved if they can help it
New-York tribune., 1909-01-14
1880 WORDS ON A POSTAL.

From The Kennebec Journal.
A Dover has prize by writing fl 73D
words or about ten newspaper columns unon q
postal card. If all people wrote that way the as
nual postal dsfcit would be much larger than IL is
New-York tribune., 1909-01-14

The introduction Of pay-as-you-enter cars 0i'
the Third avenue line in this CITY, foilo"l"s
their successful use on the Madison avenue me
recalls the fact that it an earlier system u
fare collection which gave rise to the FAMOUS
often quoted and often misattributed streetcar
rhymes OF the late Isaac Fl. Bromley. ABOUT
generation ago, when horse cars ran lIol" ''''
City Hall to the Harlem, there were ulree Iate'
Of fare, and for each kind Of rare coHec'eu ''-
conductor punched hole in a slip OF caroOodIu
~ q cartain color Hence Bromleys lines be
ginning The conductor when he receives d
fare" and concluding with the refrain Fuhch'
brothers. punch with care, punch 1n'the pres
ence Of the passenjare!" The pink trip SIP
the bell punch and the horsecars themselves
have long since vanished but Bromleys rhymes
will doubtless be remembered long after the
pav-as-you- enter electric car has IN turn ioi-
lowed its predecessors into oblivion.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-14

Mr. Calvin Tomkins calls attention to the
fact that of total issue of 5000, 100000 of cor
porate stock since the Mcclellan admlnlstra-
ton began only $195OO,OO0 was devoted to
rapid transit, and most of this to carrying out
projects initiated by its predecessor. Those hg-
ures put the blame for the present situation eH-
ncflv where x belOnRs.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-14

oo,,ol,,rio,, +,,+ no reasons Until the reasons
are forthcoming the action of the House iasC
vear rnust remain a legislative mystery.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-14

/. The Charleston News and courier 10 ="
cIined to think that Senator Tillman did under
take" TO purchase land in Oregon. South caro-
1;po,s axnerts in diction and construction should
get together on these matters
New-York tribune., 1909-01-14
astp3locor;llsI TaiIr Iibn1ts

THURSDAY. JANUARY Il, 1909.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-14
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Mrs. John R. Drexei gave a dinner-daucs L..
night at her house. in East SD street Thar. .-H ~
no cotilIon
New-York tribune., 1909-01-14

Mrs John G. Mccullough gives a luncheon to-5.u
at her house, in Park avenue. for her de5ufar+.
daughter Miss Esther Morgan Mccullough
New-York tribune., 1909-01-14

Mrs. Samuel Sloan Chauncey is staying at Il
Plaza
New-York tribune., 1909-01-14

Mr. and Mrs. David T. Dana and the Iattsr
mother. Mrs. NJ Dwight Collier, leaving tbs
city Cor California, where they will spend ths =.
rnainder of the winter.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-14

Mrs. William Douglas Sloane has issued invita-,
tions for dinner-danCe at her house. in Fifth avn,
nue. and sd street. on February 4, and for a -
ception with music on Wednesday evening lam.
airy 90.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-14

Mrs. Frederick w Vanderbilt has issued inrc
tions for a luncheon for tomorrow in honor Of =.
Misses Meyer. daughters Of the Postmaster Genera
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
Roscoe Taylor Has Better
OF Bout With Silva

Roscoe Taylor. the hard hittins
featherweight. made his final appear
ance in the amateur ranks last nfght
al the Portola clubs show by winning
the decision from Tony Silva IN
bustling fight, in which there was ac-
tion in every second of the going.
Taylor's superior hitting abahtles
showed early in the fight, and the bout
had not progressed far when he had
Silva on his back from right crosses
to the point The little italian stood
the going gamely and came back, and
ne won many admirers by knocking
Taylor down.
However, Taylor was too much for
hlm, and when the third round was
ended Silva was in groggy state.
Inc judges Immediately awarded the
palm to Roscoe.
The shts We're good Ed Marion re-
peated his victory over Phil Noonan
by again annexing the decision. Ed
Campi and j. Douglas boxed cleverly
for three rounds, and Campi got the
verdict on points
In the curtain raiser Frank Burke
handed the sleep producer to Ed
Bailey in two rounds. The police res
cued John Patrick from Russell Brah-
bent In the second as the latter was
pounding his man at will.
). Healy outpointed j. Doherty. and
Maurice Lowenstein caught the eye of
the judges and was given the verdict
over Jack McGovern Richard Mantel
beat Louis Hahn for the decision.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
UNIQUE FEATURES FOR
COUNTY LEITRIM PICNIC
Friends in Three Counties Will
Rally Sunday

The nineteenth annual picnic of the
County Leitrim social club, TO be held
at Stader's park San Mateo. sunday
June 81, promises to be a unique af-
fair. Among the attractions will be an
Irish jaunting car.
large contingent is expected from
San Mateo and Santa Clara counties.
contemplating a happy reunion with
their old friends from San Francisco.
The special train leaving Third and
Townsend streets at IL a. M. will stop
at the park entrance. Following are
the committees: Arrangements-P. NJ.
McGushin, John Meehan NJ J. Moran.
p. {. Morton, p. J. Mcguire, Peter Nc
Keen, John Keeney. Paul Degnan.
Peter Cullen, James Mcguire Thomas
Hogan Matt Bohan, William Smith,
Bernard Byrne and p. DooIey Re
ception-William Mcguire, p. Charles.
Tim Higgins, Thomas Mcguire owen
Charles, Thomas Rooney. Owen Ma
guire. John McGuinn, William Null
doom. Bernard Dolan, Jack Clifford,
Owen Connolly, Frank Smith John
Short, Steve McGurk, John Cassidy and
Hugh Donahoe. Floor-James Morton.
floor mana ger; assistants-D. j. O'Hara.
P. Charles, p. Short. P. J. Mcguire,
James Woods and p. Muivey Irish
dances-P. c. Morton. P. McKeon and
Charles McDermott.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
FORD CAR NO. 2 IS
FIRST IN LONG
CONTEST
Finishes TraUSc0nfinenfaI Race
ar Seattle In Presence of
5000 Spectators

SEATTLE Wash. June 2S.-Amid the
cneers of f.500 persons who blocked the
streets four blocks around the main
entranca 20 yhe Alaska YukOn-Pacifc
exposition 70 such an extent that II was
with difficulty that the racing automo-
bi:e could .Orce IT'S way through. Ford
car No. =. driven by W. B. Scott in the
transcOntinental automobile race,
crossed tie tape al ls;55;S5 O'Clock to-
day, winning the GUggenheim trophy
cup and 81, eco purse. after having been
out p days and 50 minutes from New
York
The car was seriously delayed during
the last 100 miles OF the race by the
deep snow in SnOqualmle pass through
the Cascade mountains Driver Scott
said that in some places drifts were en-
countered hve feet deep and that the
road through the pass was the worst
encountered during the entire trip.
characterizing the road through New
York as the best.
Owing 70 a rumOr that was circu-
lated saying a protest would be en-
tered gainst Ford car No. because it
and afterward picked him up. the
award was not made this afternoon. IL
is understood that the report of a pro-
test is incorrect.
The Shawmut ear. which entered the
Cascade mountains eight hours behind
the Ford car No. ?. mas not been re
ported yet. 1t is expected to finish
during the night and claim the second
prize of $1,000.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
Paul of Fresno Team Swafs Ball
With Vim of Famous Mem
ber of Detroit Nine
STANDING OF THE CLUES
Coast Leasue)
RESULTS OF GAMES
San Francisco S, Los Angeles 4.
Oakland IS. Vernon o.
San Francisco 5, Los Angeles 4.

Paul Cobb. brother of thee famous
slugger of the Detroit champions, seems
to possess the qualifications OF Tyrus
if his performance yesterday is a true
line on his ability. The shifty out
fielder for the Fresno aggregation was
in the limelight and mainly responsible
for the defeat of the Invaders by his
smuggling tactics. His home run hit in
the second frame, when Carney was on
second, was a beautiful swat and
caused the boys to open their eyes. He
brought in three of the runs for the
Fresno outfit.
Fresno appears to be stronger than
1t was on it's last visit here. The out
field is especially good. as the boys all
wallop the ball. The way they went
after the Invaders yesterday was a sur
prise and before many innings had
elapsed it was evident that the Raisin
Growers were no soft marks. Blondy
Bloomfield, Mornings star performer.
was called upon to do the honors, but
he was given a healthy reception in
the early part of the fray and after
four innings had elapsed Jimmy Smith,
Oakland's clever outflelder, was called
in to take up the heavy work For
twirler who has not been on the job for
such long time as Smith the clever
southpaw did exceptional work. He
was big improvement over Bloom
field. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
Personal Brevities

Tokutara Sakai of Tokyo is guest at
the Fairmont.
Dr. F. G. Fedemann of Honolulu is
at the Stewart
Edmond P. Sheldon of Portland. Ore,
is at the st. Francis.
F. N. withey, a theatrical man of
Los Angeles. is at the Manx.
A d. McGlashan of San Pedro Is
registered at the Union Square.
Mr. and Mrs. John Conley OF Bakers
field are guests at the 81. Francis.
CLYDE Hill, mining operator of
Manhattan. New. is at the St. Erancis.
Paul ]. Tietzen. an oil operator OK
Santa Maria, is registered st the Manx
Raymond Tyler OF the United
States forestry service is at the Stew
art.
Mrs. ]. d. Peters and Miss Petcrs
of Stockton have apartments az the
Fairmont.
Max Junghandel. a mining man Of
Haw thorn. New, is registered at the
FairmoHr.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Laughlin Jr Of
Los Angeles are registered at the
ST. Francis.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
SMUGGLER OF CHINESE
ENTERS PLEA OF GUILT
Store Keeper of the Minnesota
Expected Big Money

SEATTLE, Wash. June 13.-Chin
Jow. store keeper of the Great North
ern liner Minnesota, on which 10 SNUG
gled coolies were captured after her
arrival from the orient recently, plead
ed guilty today to violating the eXclu-
sion act and was bound over to the No
vember grand jury.
Chin Jow. who had fed the coolies,
hidden in the hold of the ship, during
the voyage, said he had expected to re-
ceive 5000 apiece for them in case he
had landed them safely.
The government is after wealthy
ring which has been operating here and
in San Francisco. Some of the snug
gled coolies were deported on the Min
nesota today and the others are held as
witnesses.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
IMPRISONED TWO WEEKS
IN THEIR STORM CELLAR
Man, Wife and Child Are Final
ly Rescued

GALVESTON. Tex. June 23.-In re-
moving a cyclone wrecked house on
the farm of Charles Dilson, in Brown
county, the wreckers discovered a
storm cellar. in which We're Dilson and
his wife and u year old daughter
more dead than alive.
For two weeks they had been prison
ers in the cellar with barely morsel
to eat for week and nothing to drink
for two days. Raw potatoes had been
their subsistence for six days. They
will all live.
After the storm which wrecked their
home the three Dilsons were missed
and searchers believed they had de-
serted the place and moved away. The
house had been blown over and covered
the storm cellar, which was about 20
yards from the home. and searchers
knew nothing of the storm cellar. The
prisoners tried to dig their way TO the
surface with their hands and succeeded
only in cutting a tunnel which afforded
them air.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
Baseball Notes

Either Henley or Brother Joe Corbett win
DO the tossing for tho Seals this afternoon.
y get another hot day the chances are that
Joe viii be on the job; He is about right now
10 put one over for his team:
President Gel Ewing was out in new ice
fsring skypiece were forgotten for the time
being. Ewing's new suit looks Ike mascot
snd he will wear no other for the rest OF the
week. Berry Is talking about getting green
ribbon for his lid.
Howard was painfully Injured while sliding
INTO second base IN the seventh inning and the
chances arc that he will not be seen in the
game Tor many week. The doctor who at
tended him says that be fears Howard has
thrown his ankle out. His loss viii be a
severe one TO the Angels.
Captain &ohler registered protest after Nc
s,reeFys decision on that ground rule hit OF
Bodies The fact is that the umpire is in
the wrong. and the game probably would have
been awarded 70 the Seals. even n the Angels
I'D get away with it. Van Haltren tried TO
was sure OF his ruling and would not be touted
ono Of the strange fests Of the game was
the absence Of double plays not one hein1
made. This is very peculiar, as The o-dinsrx
fast nine inning contest generally furnishes one
or more Of them. There were no less than
tempted yesterday. but the helders did not
seem 10 be able 10 whip the ball around fast
enough.
The game was witnessed 10y one Of the largest
weekday crowds in the history OF the mari.
5000 fans OCCUPYING seats in the stands and the
bieacbers The feeling seemed 10 be intense
and every time one Of the Seals did ANYTHING
worthy 81 notice he in for a great hand,
There is question but that the present series
is the most important and attractive on OF
the season and indications are that there will
pc great hghting TO get into the park Saturday
and Sunday afternoons.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
Artillery Corps Makes Clean
Score With 6=Inch Guns

PORT TOWNSEND. Wash, June %
Perfect Workmanship with six inch
disappearing rifles was made today by
the Sixty-third company. coast artil-
lery corps. Captain C. b. Gilbert, at
the first day of target shooting with
full service conditions.
The firing was under regulations
prescribed by the war department for
artillery commands. and was the sec
ond instsnce where Puget sound dis
trict forts have secured 100 per cent
score in the annual tests required by
the department
The Sixty-third company is stationed
al Fort Worden, and fired today at an
average range of 5000 yards AT a
target SO by 80 feet Conditions of
target practice permit nine trial shots.
and by a remarkable feat the gunners
of the SiXty-third company punctureo
the targets bullseye with the first at
tempt at location. The record achieved
is one that is regarded as phenomenal
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
TeIegraphic Brevities
AUTOMOBILE MAssAcREs -chieago. ]

AUTOMOBILE MAsSACRES- June
Automobiles are killing Chicagoans TINS
wear at the rate of three persons every Two
weeks In 1907 the slaughter was one persoh
every three weeks.
COLLEGE HoNoRs BALL1NGER- lliams
town. Mass. June 23.-At the commencement
day exercises at Williams college the degree 9i
doctor of laws conferred upon hlchara DAT
lnger secretary OF the interior.
STANDARD OIL ELECTS oFFICIALs-New
York June 23.-John ID. Rockefeller ar and
James A. Moffett elected vice presidents
OF the Standard oil company 70 succeed W. ii;
Tilford and II. H. Rogers W. G. Ieagie ana
H. NJ Tilford were elected directors.
LAFAYETTE's DEsCENDENT AT COLLEGE
Easton Pa. june 23.-Among those present III
tlie seventy fourth commencement exercises OF
LAFAYETTE college today the Conte DE La
ia yette of Paris. greatgrandson OF 6eherai La
fayette for whom the college was named.
BANKRUPTCY DUE TO GAMBLING-N "
York June 23.-M Marshall Bell or Newpufgh' y.
" filed voluntary petition in bankruptcy IN
the United States district court To-Day. staating
his liabilities as $4,000 with no assets. Ben
declares he lost $4,000 at faro and gave notes
To this amount.
BRIBER GOES TO PRISON -Pittsburg. June
23-Charles II. Richardson. q broker, convicted
OF conspiracy in connection with the ahegen at
tempts OF Charles S. Cameron, president OF tne
Tube City railroad to bribe Councilman W. a
Martin. was sentenced today 10 one year anu
three months in the penitentiary ana 10 pay
fine OF $500.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
FUGITIVE MURDERER
CAUGHT WHILE ASLEEP
Posse Traces Mexican to Hut
by Tracks in Mud

YUMA. Ariz.. June 2S.-After one OF
the most exciting man hunts in the
history of this region. Francisco Mar
quez. a Mexican. wanted for the mur-
der in the Fortuna mountains Thurs
day of Peter F. Hodges. q wealthy man
OF this city, was captured today in an
abandoned hut of sheep camp about
Is miles below Yuma and a short dis
tance from Marquez' home.
The fugitive was surprised asleep
and captured without resistance. He
was unarmed. having thrown away his
gun because. he said, IL was too heavy
10 carry. Marquee was brought TO
Yuma and taken by a circuitOus route
20 the territorial prison 70 prevent
lynching.
The party which captured Marques
was headed by District Attorney Tim
mons and Under Sheriff Riley. Late
last night footprints were found on the
Colorado river bank about "A miles be-
low una. but the party was already
too exhausted 10 follow the trail until
several hours rest The tracks led di-
rectly to the abandoned hut.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
GYMNAsTIc UNION OPENS FEST

CINCINNATI. o.. June 2S.-The thir-
tieth fest of the North American gym
nastic union was officially opened to-
night. Acting Mayor John Calvin and
August Hermann. fest president. de-
nvered addresses or welcome.
The motorcycle races at the-fest this
afternoon attracted a great thrOng. A
collision OF two machines in the third
race almost created a panic among the
spectators. W. 3. Weaver. driver OF
one OF the machines. collapsed from
heat Just before finishing the race and
His machine crashed into another.
The active work OF the turner teams
will begin shortly after daylight to-
morrow.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
AMATEUR BASEBALL

VALLEJO. June 23.-Harvey MisDer. secretary
n the Monticello steamship company and 2
leading yOuIg businessman Of this city. has been
named manager Of the Vallejo baseball team,
succeeding Jack MOroney. who resigned after
twO years OF service. Vallejo nas a winning
iean, but Misner has plans for signing new
players Jordan OF the University of "a alifornia
end Hart Of 81. Mary college vii be retained
pitchers.
Why Frank Hart the clever ST. AIsry's college
Southpaw. refused 10 sign with the Oakland
state league has just been made public. Hart
resolved big touring from his mother
On the promise that he would not Become a
professional baseball player. Hart Is here in
is machine which is one Of the finest ever
seen in Vallejo Hart's people are opposed 10
their entering professional baseball
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
. - q MAKES

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TnS temporarily remove the outward
the system
vital organs s. strikes directly at the root and purifying
g. is Natures blood purifier harmless in
Of
which has definite and specific action in purifying
selecting different
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oou ana 40
cure Tor oontaou: Blood Poison While driving
tonic nscts II you suffering with CONTAGIOUS Blood
potash or any other mineral it is absolutely
oook valuabe
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The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
After Nineteen Innings Seals
Break Sensational Deadlock
Longest Game in History of Local Diamond a
Brilliant Victory for Natives
By WILLIAM j. SLATTERY

Angels bled for 10 innings the Valencia
lot and with down the final round Roy
Nick Williams counted
than all the The all this critical moment and
looked though they would either
compelled osake
will shades night which fast
descending the field
the the longest OF base
Francisco the second longest in the league this
that immortal nothing "a inning
sensational than
lit would have under ordinary circumstances
and Nage
stand that slab for 9
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
PUT Up A POOR Plight

BOSTON. June 2s.-Joe Jeanette and
sandy Ferguson put up such an infe-
itor article of fight at the Armory last
night that the crowd took a hand by
demanding that they be take. nout of
the ring. Jeers accomps MED the de-
uands. which were IN evidence
throughout the 60 IL was a 1 . round
battle in which Ferguson did most of
the work. Sandy knocked his man
down. in the first round. but otherwise
the contest was festureless Fergu-
son received the decision. hut many
spectstors declared tbs decision should
have heen a draw.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
WINS TEAM
SHOOT IN BIG
CONTEST
Trap Experts of Washington
State Finish Their Inter
esfing Tournament

TACOMA. June 2s.-The fifteenth an
nual trap shooting tournament OF the
Washington state. sportsmen's asso-
citation came to close this afternoon.
Tacoma won the team shoot. Fred
Dryden OF Walla wslla won the Smith
cup.
The Post Intelligeneer medal went TO
r. II. Miller OF Seattle, who alsp cap
tured the Spokesman Review medal.
II. E. Poston got high average among
the experts and ]. Mclaughlin of Seat
tie high among the amateurs.