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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-18
VERGE OF COLLAPSE.

Many Women Brought to 1t by Kid
ney Disease.
Mrs. Charles Sweetman. 624 Wash
ington St. Buffalo. n. Y, says: kid
uey trouble had me in a bad way and
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-18
1888, 1888, 900 81, l43, 100000
1855, 1885,, 900
Miscellaneous Companies.
81, 279, WS
Recapitulation.


A Money Trust is likely not only to
make common cause with all other
trusts, but it may be tempted to sub
jugate business and industry in many
branches, says the New York World in
an editorial.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-18

When your joint are stiff and muscles
sore; when YOU strain or bruise yourself. use
PERM Ddcis PUN iuer At all druggists.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-18

When you're as hoarse as crow, cough
ing aud Gasping- you've On od-fashs
ioned cold-sake AHen'S Lung BdLSdm.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-18

Six hundred workmen were killed
at their labors in Chicago last year
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-18

Breathing exercises we're intro
duced in some Partisan schools NOT
lrng ago, and beneficial results were
soon manifested.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-18

boxes cured me so well that in three
years the trouble has not come back"
Remember the name-Doan's. For
sale by all dealers. so cents a bex.
Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo. n. Y.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-18
ForHEAnACHE-Hicks, "a pUpINR

An average good hog is worth
S9.14.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-18
Leg a Mass OF Itching Humor.

An English agricultural society
has a sparrow eXtermination fund
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-18

A coat not paid for is always tight
under the arms.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-18

Rhubarb is grown extensively in
China.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-18

If you are afraid of your wife, eX-
change clothes with her.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-18

1t makes difference whose cat it
is that yowls on the housetops.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-18
Only One "Bromo Ouinine,"

The South produces three-fourths
of the worlds cotton.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-18

When yo"r wife is brawling run
for the bechives.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-18
Rheumatism Cured in . IA,

A 10-year-old Glove tree will pro-
duce about 20 pounds annually.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-18
SAVED
FROM AN
OPERATION
ByLydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

De Forest, Wis.,
after an opera
ton four years ago
i had pains down.
ward in both sides,
backache, and a
weakness. The doc
tor wanted me to
have another opera
ton. ItookLydia E
Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound and
/ am entirely cured
of nv trouhlps -,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-18

Brazil is endeavoring to encour-
se its iron industry. B. ". u. 2. I
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-18

That is Laxative Bromo q inlne. Look
for the signature OF E. W. Grove. Used the
World over to Cure a Cod in One Day. 25c
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-18

FIGURATIVELY, OF COURSE.
YoungweG-"T always crack up my
wife's biscuits
Mr.. Bachelor - Heavens! Are
they as hard as that?"-BostoD
Transcript.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-18

Pazo ointment is guaranteed to cure any
case Etching, Blind, Bleeding orProtruding
Piles in to IA days or money ref -lnded. 500
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-18

Whether from Colds. Heat. Stomach or
Nervous Troubles. Capudine will relieve YOU
It's hQuid-peasant TO take-actS immedi-
atey. Try 1t. l0c.. 25c and Soc. at drug
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-18
For COLDS and GRIP.

Having little coal, Siam uses no
noc
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-18
Sl,658.040.0O0

Railroad and Transportation Com.
panies.
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
Observation-Disclosures
FOR A CHAMPIONSHIP BATTLE
Are Coming Realization Backing
Time Would Be Parious Money
Making Scheme Berger.

SAN FRANCISCO, May S--There Is
something Totten-not in Denmark. but
IN Jefries' training camp.
Despite al the bull reports that have
been sent out as 10 the splendid con
dition Of the champion and the strenu-
business Ct the training methods. IL has
become al open secret that sincere adj
mirers Of JeTries and men anxious 70
back the champion In his July fight.
are holding their money
Men wro know the fighting game and
are unpre5udiced IN tbelr viewpoint state
that some radical changes are going 10
be necessary in Js1ries' camp and train
ing methods If the big fellow IS 70 have
any chance with Johnson
The Jehries camp at Rowardennan
has been dubbed The Old Mems
Home" by reason OF the number OF
has-been fighters who are engaged in
the task OF rounding Jehries into form.
ChoynsEi Unpopular.
The dissatisfaction among Jefries'
friends cuIminated with the arrival Of
Joe Choynsld and the Introduction OF
his methods. which are branded as plain
bunk" A number of sporting writers
have been tOuting Choynsld IS q won
der. Who plans a stir daily light with
his charge.
Men IN the know and who have had
an opportunity 10 see things on The IN
The Washington times., 1910-05-03

compared with last years event. and
thinks the race viii be won around the
2-hOUr mark 1t had been estimated BY
the racing committee that the event
would be won In hours and % min
Utes. and Il the athlete breaks the tape
between the two times il will be fast
work With EIphinstone were the
-IroIEesI-hedTted athletes in the club.
and included ~. J. Duke hart, Har-
ve- Small, J. W Watson. and Arthur
Russell, who are immensely pleased
with the condition Of the course They
are the first athletes TO II the route
and ali finished IN great shape
II is advisable that the entrants ease
Up bit IN their work for the race and
content themselves with short runs OF
one OF two miles 10 keep IL general Trim,
but 70 do no distance -ork- Eat care
rely this week and cec-Ire at least eight
hours OF sleep nightly Martin Sheridan,
ne world. s all around champion. on the
eve Of the Cgm0ectlouS slept sixteen
hours and went IN the aIl-around events
from tEe -aa-ysrd dash 20 the mile in
r-Ic-Cg field stunts, and made the
greatest number ~ points ever recorded
by any athlete
The Washington times., 1910-05-03

Although Gentleman Jim IS a has
been himself. ne does know something
about conditioning Il fighter and he
could give Jeff q better fight than all
the other trainers combined
If JEFF gets into couG -tion. there must
be q change Jen never vas a bear
for work. and he needs some one to spur
him on
Delaney Needed
He is not his own boss" 20 matter
what may be said. and IS shy the initia-
tive that made Jim COrbett ard Jack
. bTien great lighting men. Billy De-
laney could handle JEFF. and as long as
he vas Al the helm. jim was the fight
m wonder Of the age
To an outsider. che training camp
looks Ike midway iu a county fair
run 70 make money and not to make
Jemries q champion They charge for
everything Berger, the Boy Manager. %
mas the concessions. he even sells ''ex-
elusive news about the training JEFF
fries stands for this because ne hates
being interviewed and Photographed
Re leaves everything 10 Berger, who
takes advantage Of &c to the limit
rams are hoping-eveu prayinE-that
Jenrles wiz come to- and go into real
training.
Art literature, and music never
Helpeu a man swing a sieep-prOduCing
r-Sht nook 10 the law. even though
ChoyusH has introduced such novel
training methods.
JeH must heave 20 and 20 about on
another tack-and QuickIy-if he wants
20 keep his word and Kill Jack John
son on The Fourth Of July"
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
COLUMBIA OARSMEN
INVITED ABROAD
However, New York University
Crew VIII Not Enter British
Henley Regatta.
Henley Regatta.

NEW YORK May 2--The Columbia
crew management got a letter vester-
Gay from the secretary % the American
Universities Club IN Londor saying ne
was glad 20 hear Columbia was. coming
to the Henley regatta and suggestiEs =
that the New Workers should let the
club look out for them on the other
SIDE The secretary said too that he
expected Harvard and Yale would have
track men over 100, so that all three
university athletic organizations yvouI 4
make a merry party.
Columbia isn't going 10 the British
Henley however. The New Workers
for the first time since Il was started
are sending two crews 20 TIE American
Henley The freshman eight and the
second varsity VIII go Iuasmuch as IL
WASH possible 70 arrange a race be-
tween Yale and Columbia freshmen
this competition was fixed I'D for the
local first year men The showing OF
The freshmen last year al POuEhkeep-
sic proved that racing experience Is
valuable
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
SOME OF THE FACTS
ABOUT INTERCITY RUN

start-LaureI Hotel, Laurel Nd
Time of startinE-IO O'Clock sat
ruday morning.
FinIsh-News Building, BaIu-
more
E.s-ree-Dr. ID. r. wfBer, PresI-
dent south Atlantic Association OF
a. A. T.
Distance, Is-S miles.
Entries close tonight
MedIeaI examinHfiOns-Thu
evening at O'Clock at \. VI e a
Number Of cnfrnnts-I3J.
eGistrafiOn-AH athletes must
be members Of 4. A. L.
sHnctiOn-Under the auspices of
the Amateur Athletic Union OF
America.
Prize 70 WInner-DiamOHd studd-
ed geld medal.
Team Trophy-SfIver loving cup
Road point
20 fast going
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
PIMLICO ENTRIES
FOR TOMORROW

PI8uICO RACE TRkCE. Nd, May
2-P5mlico entries for Tuesday, May 9,
1910:
First race-TvO-yea--o1 four and
a half furIonEs. WHHrtd Gerdes. 10;
LochieI, 117- Raceweu, III. Chiffon
Squaw. I02. Ell 500. 109- Idle Michael
1o9s Hereto, 1lfs FOOtlights, Up. Aun
loo; 3Cssive, IA
Second race-FOur- Tgar-OIds and I'd
selling; six furlonEs- Gun Cotton, I6I,
EaymaTllet- JOB, Faust. 103- Margaret
IJl. aF{rst Up, eS, GaIlada, l1I- croydon
I02- 'Clef S. Tretze, l03, Rose Beau
mont. IG1
Third race-1Iaiden three-year-olds
and Ep- one mile Auyi. g. Nv South
ke- So Jack Frost. q. .. Ghwa "a. I07.
HOwIet, 100. Treize. 1o7- Equation 8:
Bright start s5; John Miller. 10; Char
iVari, 10
Fourth race-Crfckmors Memorial
Sreeplechase Handicap two miles
low. l5S- Tourney. If4- Bersi. 80. Touch
wood. I53; Ross FentOn, 13s; BiEOt, 152
Fifth raCe-Three-vear-olEs and I'D.
SIX furicDEs5 Flying steps, It's; Aro1dak
ll35 Sager. Io>s Hammer Pass los
Cheek 49, Tim Pippin. 1I5; s. Jeanne
vvik. us. @ 81 Miller. -03; Shirley Rose
more 49, Field Mouse, II3. SalvoIatiIe
If. Aylmer. las, Dreamer. 116.
Sixth race-1Iarvland Club d r=a
Ihree-vear-olds and up- selling mile ar
forty yards Miss Popular 1Gs. -Cere.
mCnlo11s- 1ll- 'TallaFira. 10S- Lad 4,
T-anCdon. III Norman. 81 The Gold :
Butterfly 92- Apologize. III. Dixit
knight, l0I- Coy Deceiver. &C.
Seventh raCe-F-0ur-year-o and -.n
selling SIX furlO1Es- Bethlehem 7l7
Berkshire, I0S- MispilliOn- I0l: Demetrios
1a3. Jolly. 1l3, ESChaU. los: Bonnie WeUS
l2l. Court Lady, s6- Racinette. 18f.
Golden Castle. 113.
Apprentice allowance claimed
Weather cloudy, track fast
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
Entries Not in Before Mid
night Viii Not Be
Accepted.
THURSDAY IS FIXED
FOR MEDICAL TESTS
Athletes Must Undergo Examina-
tons al Y. NJ. c. A. Before Be
ing Allowed to Start.

The aspiring Narathoners who would
avail themselves Of an opportunity OF
making a name in the distance race
which viii be conducted under the au-
spices OF the Baltimore News and wash
mgton Times from Laurel. Nd. 70 News
place in Baltimore, on next Saturday
are importuned to mail their enL-les ar
cnce. for the list VIII positively close
tonight at midnight
Another thing, and equally as import
ant as getting the entry IN on time, is
the physical examination. which WI
be held Thursday night al s O'Clock az
the Y NJ c. A The examination ufu
be the final one, so those who fan 70 be
examined forfeit rheir chance 20 enter
the race None OF those who fau 20 be
examined VIII be allowed 70 run
Washington Ready.
The washington athletes have re-
sponded grandIy and their entry of
more than ffty 10 date IS considered
by the athletic followers a EoodIy mum
Der. ? hich also shows that the local
continF ent wiz be Rot or the heels Of
Pal more for the team. as wei as the
indiv dual hUnOrs- The duel ber-sel the
Washington 7. II. Q. A and tir Cross
Country Club for the team champion
ship. which was a feature OF last year
race bids fair tC prove moro interest
Ing than ever, as ne two team have
the strongest approximation IN their his
tory II IS the general opinion that the
battle VIII resolve Itself into q -WD-
cornered affair between these two asSo-
cations. and the locals are going out
with q vengeance IN an EFFORT - wipe
out the defeat Of last year.
4 special from Baltimore says the
cross 1ELU-TT CUBS eTLaTE --IaI
vas out yesterday on the road ar 6i--
feTenr periods putting or their finish
ing touches for the great race Safer
day, and ali appeared 20 be in excellent
shape
A band of the Cross Country Club
athletes. headed by Capt Henry c FL
phinstoue. went over the course Of the
Marathon from Laurel, finishing st Lnsir
clubhouse on Friendsbury plaC- vester-
day and reported che course s. i. al
though a rrife fat Some athieJ,s are
OF the opinion that this Is a faul while
% many the hills are a detrimeu-
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
ICE TRATNERs co.,.

PRINCETON, y. =. May 2--Eeeue
Fitzpatrick. trainer Of the Michigan
track team, who came East for the
Penn relay games, came 20 Princeton
today 20 look over the athletic stu
alton into which he enters with pIen-
any. powers In the training OF Prince
tons athletes from next fan on for
three years
BIZ Roper The head football coach
and director OF athletics. as well as
Capt. Eddie. Harl-. the football captain
conferred with Fitzpatrick about the
gTidiTon campaign for next season. FftZ-
patrick made arrangements for resi-
fpuCp- hpra
The Washington times., 1910-05-03

SIDE declare that ChOynsld can give JET
ines just about as stif a workout as
2 bantam champion would They say
that Choynszi whose fighting days end
ed years ago, cannot possibly get into
condition to be of any value TO Jeffries,
and that his stomach is in such condi-
ton as 20 make him a Joke as a boxer.
A number Of Eastern papers have de-
voted a great deal of space TO Bob Arm
strong, -Je1r7eS Ercat sparr1ng partner
who - supplying the real active mixing
which the champion needs ArTustron-
IS also Joke as q fighter and Is 30
much afraid of Jeffrlcs' WallOps that he
IS valuable for little except making
pace IT. 81 sprint race But he is q very
good rubber The talk OF Eerger's value
TO the champion IS q sDarrirg partner
causes those who know Sammy to smile.
rerEer is 50 fat and out of condition
that reference 20 him and his ability are
luC!CrOus-
Roast FOR Handlers.
Fighting men about Frisco have Of
fered 20 wager Ga0d ODDS they can pick
uo a dozen young fellows who are fight
ing In seIui-fnaIS and preIiniuaries
about this city who can whip any one
OF Jeff's training partners
The truth IS that there IS not a strong
young fellow about Jeff-s training camp
who san give the biz fellow q gruelinE
bout IN training The uen who ara
really ANXIOUS 20 Sc JET win and who
want 10 net their money on the cham
plou are almost praying chat Jim Cor
oett VIII soon take charge of things.
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
WITH THE OARSMEN
IN COLLEGE AND CLUB

Georgetown and the Potonacs are de-
irving mutual benefit ron the informal
races Sunday mornings.
The Pacific association Of Amateur
Oarsmeu VIII have an aquatic carnival
next sunday consisting OF shell. barge.
and siHgle-sheI races.
walter Camp, IT.. after having been
hTed into the second freshman crew az
Yale by Coach Kennedy. hobs I'D Sc
renely In the first eight again Romeyn
failed 20 make Eood AZ Camps oar.
The crack schooI5ov eight Of the
Central High Of Philadelphia viii row
the fourth class crew OF the Naval
Academy as q curtain raiser 70 the
Navy-Cotunoia race on Saturday.
The Long Island Rowing Association
mas DECIDED 10 aDaCCOl the CTeaClerous
T l1shlng bay cou-s. ana VIII give its
I annual regatta on the Harlem river this
year, July being nxsd as the date.
Only two men IN the Penn boat are
a week ago. Among Coach Ellis Wards
shifts was ozs that sent Captain Sen
nit from No = where he las always
ro77ed. 70 bow
It WI be a case Of brother vs. broth
- when the PHILADELPHIA and Trrt.-e--
sity barge clubs Of Philadelphia have
/ their i0terclu5 regatta Ma Il Jim
I Dempsey is coach al the University
BARGE and Joe at the Philadelphia
Barge.
The benefit performance Al the Bel
aSCO Ihea1eT saturday evening gives in
dlcaton o. beng most successful The
alumni and undergraduates are com
{ bininE 20 give the support L so richly
deserves
The Lachine Boat Club Of Montreal.
which s. % be coached again this sum
ner by Charles Stephenson. OF Tar-
Yards rowing forces EIIl have IN ad-
ULOn 70 last years Oarsnen. y Tav-
I -or and NorcrUss Of the ArEonaurs and
( Pope from Ottawa all good oarsmeu-
The oarsmen Of the Western Rowing
[ Club, OF St Louis, had their first regatta
being an elgEt-oaTed race between the
Westerns and the 1 Centurys Fred
I PlaiS1ec is the WeSteruerS' coach again
/ this year and is already on the job
/ ColUmbia's varsity eight was strength
| eled last week BY the return Of SaunG-
/ e-s. VINO pulled IN the 1908 Gsd 1909
/ crews but had been prevented from
rowing this year By HIS father. The lat
Z ter however was induced 10 see mat
I tiers IN different light and finally gave
/ his consent
Although the officials have not yet
been selected. i IS more than likely
Z that Lieut. = n Ingram. an old Navy
I oar, VIII serve as referee OF the Harvard
/ Cornell race on the Charles NeUoria!
Z Day Lieutenant ingram gave excellent
/ satisfaction IN @ similar capacity at last
/ years Harvard-C Columbia race
The Patapsco Navy OF Baltimore VIII
! send a delegation TO the annual meeting
Of the Middle States Regatta. AssOcia-
ton IN New York next Saturday
night IN an effort 10 get the annual
Z Labor Day regatta away from PhiiadeI-
phia- The Baltimore folks have the
[ promise OF New TOrk's support. which
Z s. about the only way they can hope
! 10 win over the united clubs Of the
Quaker City.
The Washington times., 1910-05-03

~Bafted Tor Sweeney IN the seventh
%Batted for Vaughn IN the eighth
&UnElaub ont; hit by batted bail
Washington 80 0 0 . 0 Q o.
New YorL1-..--. 0 o 0 0 Is
Bases On eTrOrs-IF aShinEIo-z l. New
York. 3 Bases on balIS-Of johnson, l.
of Vaughn, 4. struck OUt-By Johnson
s. bv VAUGHN .. BY WARRIOR. J. Three
base hft-ETemDhiU. Sacrifice hits-Lseli-
Welt. Chase, > Roach Austin stolen
hzSss-lIilau. .. SchaeLers Hemph-Lls
VVolter.- .. Austin Double Tlay-EIDer-
field TO UnElaJ-1 to Mcbride Passed ball
Sweeney Hits uade-of Vaughn, IN
& innings. on WARRIOR. ! IN innings
Cmpires-AIessrs DiueeD and Connolly
Time OF game hours and 10 minutes.
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
WHITE GETS DECISION.

MEMPHIS, Tenn 3Tsy 2--Frankie
White. OF Chicago, had little trouble
frhtin- his way 70 q decision over
Marty SVoodso1- OF St Louis last night
in the windUp at the Phoenix A. c
White pummele5 his nan all over the
rfnz and. although White won In every
round, WOodsOn was IN no danger Of be-
Ing knocked out Joe Aa1dOt- the South
ern bantam champion CurDo5Dled Tom
my Dixon IN eight rounds Young
Ketchei was given the decision over Lee
RoUE IN six rounds
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
BREAKS VAULT RECORD.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, MAJ. ST
was announced here today that Leland
s. Scott. captain OF the Stanford Uni
versity track team. broke the worlds
pole vault record IN the track meet
held under the auspices Of the Biz @
society Of the University OF California
on the Berkeley Oval SATURDAY. Accord
ing 20 the official figures Scott cleared
The bar al twelve feet ten and three
sixtselths inches
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
BASEBALL NOTES

Cleveland pitchers have operated II
Eve no-htt games. viz 1sS-DaiIey
Cleveland rs Philadelphia. Septem-
Der % 1857, c. Young CCIeve.and) vs.
Cincinnati, September Is; 1e0S. Rhoades
Cleveland vs. Boston, September IS
I5Js-Joss (Cieveland) vs. Chicago. DC
soheT ? I91o-Joss cleveland vs.. Chica-
20, April %
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
AMATEUR BASEBALL
YESTERDAYS results

EESLE4EEDA I > KS DLsL =.
Capital City L,eague-C0Dsu & Co,
s, Navy yard, O
Departmental Commerce
and Labor 6: Navy, 3
Sunday school League-Nfnth. IA:
Ha1nline, 3.
Marquette Leasue-CohImbia 111,
Is HyEienic Laboratory, 4
Independence League-Twining, g.
Manhattan. 3
Suburban League-BrighEwOO 5;
EVoodburn, g
Commercial League Berry &
Whituore, SIR P. Andrews, z
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
GRANT WINS Bolt.

Joe Grant. N q wrestling bout al the
Gavsty Theater. threw William ScrOE-
Efnsat the matinee in 81 5uutes- At
the night performance Grant met
BurrpS Turner IN one OF the best bouts
seen there in a long time. Turner made
a good showing. Grant threw him In
lZ1s minutes
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
rday4s nothar day

one 0T thBzuTosCf0Oiish assertions ever
Tla5s IL this BROAD land IS thar the ban
u1sveus- are4E0asted so Iuunh IN wash
tnreou hat they hate TO come here 70
make q Efvin1-.and ere soon dishearten-
Cd Frv zfl1e constant haumerfug- Every
ro5v. or intelligence kzlJvT5 that the con
freT-v IS true. and the best evidence OF
II Is the way the men STICK 70 tEeir
work IN ctrCuTTstzCces that reallz5lrls
would make them feel IKE giving I'd
the ship n any other iowa
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
Lead of Two Runs in Sixth
Inning Goes for
Naught.
DISPLAY OF NERVE
IN SEEING CHANCE
Milan and Schaefer Show Proper
Spirit in Double
Steal
Rv THOMAS S RICE.

II Washington cannot win when Two
runs ahead and with walter Johnson
pitching, what hope Is there2
This may be a somewhat hacfzneyed
query, but Il IS impossible 70 keep II
out Of the mind when looking over the
game dropped TO New York in New
York yesterday by 70 2 Not only did
Washington get two runs ahead as
late as the sixth inning, but
when the score was lied through runs
that were helped by both e-Tors and
hits II was lost in the tenth inning be
cause johnson vas reached for 3 triple
by Hmphul- first nan Up and Chase
followed with a single too deep for No
Bride 20 handle, which let IN Hsmplill
with tbs third tally.
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
HIGH PRICED POLO PONIES.

LONDON. May 3-The polo ponies be
longing TO the officers OF the Twenty
first Lancers. VINO have been ordered 20
Egypt. were sold ~ auction az latter
sails today They brought these prices=
EsG. 81, Sol, e175, E472, EI57, $50.
and els
The Washington times., 1910-05-03

Captain EIpninstone. OF the cross
Country squad, conceded 20 be the best
Ioug-distance runner In the South re-
ports that the course Is rather fat when
The Washington times., 1910-05-03

o. The regulars. Murray. St PauTs
right fielder, who showed against the
Cardinals early in the month IS the
American Associations premier pill
picker The first week he punched out
L hits out OF IS times Up. That's
sWattinE 81 N his hits we're three
doubles. Two triples and two hOmers.
and since then he has tackled On two
more fOur-bsSers-
The Washington times., 1910-05-03

MwfCy- vVea1heF for sJEch sad things.
WTEI1e5JonIzons undoubtedly weakened
toward the end. and New York made
timely, hits, errors by Mcbride and IN
glazfO- figured IN The first Two runs.
which brings Ehs rejection that there
vzs mure OF less hard luck IN having
thE game go b. the board On the
other hand, Vaughn let down IN the
SIKH and with one out passed Milan
and SChaef8r. On a-dOub1e seal Sweeney
threw 70 left and Milan scored, after
which z e5iyeft singled and scored Schae-
fI. u thi5 ulzttsr Of luck mere v=oZlld
appe6r 70 bs sUns toss Up for stealing
tFtrF IS Lot Ru- easy feat. and Sweeney
made an impression when here Is an
unusually good catcher Then taxing
{rs sytheT view, Milan and Schasfer de-
serve lots OF credit for doing what they
started 70 Do