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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22
STATION AGENT MISSING.
Fred A. Doughterty Of swauton Not
Seen Since Thursday.

Swanton tune 22 There Il something
Of a sensation hers over the mysterious
disappearance Of Fred a. Douaherty for
the past two years in charge 81 the
Central Vermont station Oh HE west
side who has been missing since last
Thursday de seems to have left for
parts unknown and the general belief Isl
thst be i heading for che great Canadian
NarthNF st.
For several years the Central Vermont
agent on the west side has acted al
Joint agent in the sole Of tickets for
tile Contra Vermont Grand Trunk ana
the st. iohasbmy & Lake Clamplain
roads, and the auditors for these three
systems are here checking up the ac.
counts.
The station is now In charge 0f George
Quinn who has acted as chief clerk I'LL
the Office for several years, and. being
native Of the place. the hope * frea-
ly expressed hY business men. who have
always known Mr Quinn, that he may
be the permanent agent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22
Roston Reporfs Three Dead.
FOSTER COMING HOME
No Matter Whether Congress Has Fin.
nished On Not.

Washington p Cs June 22 Congress
man D ] Foster win attend the Hr4
distriet convention at Burlington
Wednesday june 20, whether OF nor
Congress adjourns this week. and nj
plans to bring with him Congress man
=. J. lHH Of Connecticut AIr. Hill ia
u magnetic speaker and his especial bobby
is the tariff He ranks fourth on the
powerful ways and means committee
OF the House a0mng ueh as Serene II.
Payne of New York John D8lzell Of
Pennsylvania. Samuel w. Mccall Of
Ma saehusetts and Henry S. Boutwell,
of Illinois Mr. Hill's knowledge Of tie
tariff Is the result 81 independent
thonght and he has IDEAS along this line
not borrowed from other men which VIII
be Of interest to voters Of THE first dis.
tfiet
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22
FUNERAL OF MRS. WALSH
was Held Yesterday Afternoon, and In
berment Was at Hope Cemetery

The funeral Of Mrs. William Walsh,
whose death occurred Sunday afternoon
following shock sustained Friday, was
held at her late home on Pleasant street
yesterday afternoon vt O'clock. Rev.
Edward G Downey, pastor of the Uni-
yersalist church. officiating. The bearers
were George Durkee. Albert Dodge, 4.
H. Fharston, Andrew Barclay. w T.
Calder and Ai Nichols. A large floral
Offering testified to the esteem in which
The deceased was held The burial was
held IN Hope cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22
TEN PASSENGERS
CARRIED By AIRSHIP
Beginning Of Air transportation IN Ger
many To-day, When Ten Passen-
gers Were Carried $50
Miles.

Friedriehshafen Germany, June 22.-
THE worlds arst regular aerial passen-
ger cruise was made to-day. when the
giant Zeppelin dirigble, Deutschland
commanded by Zeppelin, with Ten pas
sengers, sailed from here to dusseldorf,
$50 miles north, IN ten hours The
whole trip was success and marks the
inauguration of regular passenger serv-
ice on dirigihles
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22
DEATH AT GRANITEyILLE.
Mrs, Ann Rafter Passed Away Yester-
day. Burial at Port Henry. N. Y.

Mrs Ann Rafter. widow Of Cornelius
Rafter died yesterday afternoon at her
home in GraniteFille after five days
illness. She was one of the best known
women Of t3Faniteville and leaves many
friends She had been resident there
for eight years, coming from Port Henry,
N. Is, whre the funeral viii be held
from ST. Peters church Friday morning.
phe body viii be taken from Granite
vile tonight
Mrs Rafter was born in IRELAND 6s years
ago and was married i2 years ago. She
leaves Six children: Mrs If. ]. Weldon
of Mineville, N vi, Mrs. Peter Finnegan
Of Graniteville Mrs Thomns English
of Weatherbee N II, Mise Nora Rafter.
Edward and Frank RaftsT of Granitegille.
Her husband died seven years ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22
TO OPEN STORE.
Former Arcade Store to Be Occupied b.
the Surprise Company.

The store formerly occupied by tie
Arcade company in the Arcade block.
corner 81 Main and Pearl streets. has
been rented to Che Surprise Merchandise
company of New York and Burlington.
This firm runs chain 81 about q doa
en- stores through Vermont and New
York, They win carry large line
of mems and boys clothing ladies' coats
suits rain.eoats and shoes and ready
towear furnishing goods for the entire
family They expect to open Up about
July IS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22
WEALTHY FARMER DEAD.
]. A. Ranger was Once Large Dealer
In Lumber.

Rutland, June p. james A. Ranger,
one of tile oldest Rutland county farm
ers, died yesterday afternoon All HIS
home II Ntndon of Bladder trouble,
aged ~ years. Alr. Ranger was large
property owner having IN his younger
days been one Of the largest lumber deal
ers in this part Of the state iIe had
twice represented his town in the leg-
islatue
Mr. Ranger was born ii Mendon and
had always lived there being ihe last
survivor of an Old family. He IS sur-
yiYed by his wife. five SONS and seven
daughters.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22
S YEARS IN oFFIcE.
Town Clerk R. ]. Gleason Of Waits6eid
Has Resigned.

After S. years Of service as town
CLERK IF Waitsneld Richardson J. Glex-
son has resigned that positions his res-
ienation taking effect June 20 Mr..
Gleason was appointed town clerk. June
1870, to tiil q vacancy caused by death
and has received continuous annual elec-
ti0ns e the office since that date. He
has ever had the confidence Of his towns.
people and It Il doubtful If 4 record 81
equal length Of service can be produced
ii the country Walter 2. Jones has
been appointed bY ihe seleetmen 10 fiji
out Me-. ffleason's nnexpifed term, an
appointment that win meet with general
approval
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22

Tuesday arrivals at the hotel Otis fol-
low. S. i. Drownell. Daniel Young, q.
W Adams. Burlington; @ q Frisbie.
Milton; MIR and Mrs G. T. Wilder Bos-
tons Luigi 0berbno, Midalebpry; a. AZ
Brooks. New York City; S. A. Watson.
Albany w G. Richardson, Newport s
>. O Norton, Portland, Mes Howard
Patterson. Plsttsburg, \. \.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22
GAYNoR DISCHARGES THEM.
Plain Clothes Men Too Much the Friends
Of Crook.

New York June p Mayor Gaynor's
latest reform became known last night
with the issuance of an order hY the
police commissioner Niping ont the plain
clothes men, Two hundred and three
policemen, many of whom haye never
worn uniform, VIII go.
For years rcfmmers have inveighed
against plain clothes men as the eo-
hetweens by whom tribute Is collected
from lawbreakers and Mayor Gaynor
it IS known, takes a like view.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22
Band Concert Tonight.

The Barre Citizens band viii render
the following concert from the city park
stand tonight at s o'clocks
America
Mareh. Tho Camdote .s.... .Ashertou
Overture, pheare ..s...... Massent
Waltz, Passions 81 the Heart Barnard
Selection, Sonl kiss ....... Levi
ealopI Internal ..s........,. Keeling
The Star spangled Banner
Come TO our dance after the con.
cert.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22

The Heddine NJ =. church choir drll
will he held Thursday evening at 6.30
o'clock
"All Tangled Up" Tie hospital benefit
play. Is replete with unique situations
and snappY dialogues Even though
the weather promises 70 be warm, YOU
will live the longer 70 come and have
9 good laugh.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22
HEAT KILLS MANY.
Large Cities Are Scenes Of Much suf.
ferng NOW.

Philadelphia June 22 Ten deaths ana
many pfostFations were reported as due
70 the excessive heat here yesterday.
The maximum temperature was ~ de.
grees If l5 minutes after three o'clock
tefday afternoon The lowest fem-
peratfe of tie day was at half past
four ID thc iugrniug when the mercury
stood at n he mean temperature
va 81 niue degrees above normal.
Three Die IN New YORK.
New Aork, june 22, Three persous
are dead and 30 Others prossfatea many
are II q serious condition as tie result
of the hottest day View York has haa
this year The maximum Of tempera-
ture WAS 90 degrees at 5,t5 p. mi Ther.
mometers on the street registered as high
as 0S.
Boston Reports Three Dead
Boston, Mass. June p Three deaths
ana eight postrations were the result
of the high temperature and humidity
hee yesterday 06eial Thermometers
gave 96 degrees as the high mark of
the day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-26
WHAT A sATTLesHiP COST.

a BATTLESHIP weighing In the
~ neighborhood of $4,000 tons
costs the government $4,000
600 to build. Then, there is 100000 a
year for its maintenance In 20 years
Il has cost for these two items $685.
00O. 900 and then it goes to the junk
heap. This amount of money would
tuild a macadam roadway from New
York to Chicago. from there to Kan
sas City and then to Denver.
IL would build FIVE superb libraries
duplicates Of the Congressional Ii
brs y in washington. and woCld main
tain them for 20 years. Il would pay
for the reclamation Of half a million
acres Of arid i57d in Arizona, provid-
ing fer 10000 families and increasing
the vaiue Of taxable property not less
than $4,000. 600.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-26
Marvellous Discoveries

age. Air fights On heavy machines.
kilograms without wires, terrible war
Inventions TO XIII men. and that won
Der Of vorders-DT. Kings New Dis
covcry-to save ne when threatened
BY coughs. colds, Iagrippc. asthma.
Group. bronchitis. hemorrhagc. hay
fever and vhooping cough OF lung
trouble. FOR all bronchial affections
q has no equal II relieves instant
". It's the surcst cure. James ".
Black ~ hshesiile. y. C.. r. r. No.
4. writes Il cured him Of an obsii-
nate cough after all other remedies
failed. rec and sI.o9. A trial bottle
free. Guaranteed b. All DruxKisis.
cr.ot VIII Ca
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-26

great one hand running catch of a
ne drive from Cobb's bat In the hfth
inning saved today's game for 81.
Louis. There were two men on bases
and beth would have scored had the
hit gone safe. st. Louis won to 1.
Both sides fielded brilliantly.
Score: r II n
ST. LOWS -. OO1I0O00O-2 Z .
Dea oft :. 80. 0GlO0O000-1 y o
Batteries: Ray and Stephens: Sum-
mers and Stanage. Time. 1885. I'm
pires. Connolly end Dineen.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-26
The Daily Press.
Hampton Bureau, June %.


In one of the fastest played ana
most exciting games of the season on
tbel Army and Navy park In Phoebus
this afternoon the Newport News Attn
letlcs lost to the Fort Monroe Artii-
lerymen by the score of to :. Inc
krtillerymen punched their hits wheh
needed and with the assistance oil
severed costly errors had little trohDic
in keeping the lead they toek n tne
second frame. ForI brill1nt double
pays featured the contest.
Fort Monroe severely pounded
young Roth. the .crHck pitcher of the
Athletics, making a total of thirteen
hits off his delivery. Fort Momoe
made four errors, but none OF them
occurred at any critical time, whiie
the three errors against the VISIONS
were extremely costly. Cooke ptch-
cd greet ball fer the Artillerymen I'M
I'll the fifth session, when he weaked
slightly.
Soldiers Score first.
The Soldiers started the run getei"g
In the second frame, when Monroe
singled and went to second on I'm CT
ror. Derrish slammed out two Dag
Ger scoring Monroe and finally trot'ed
over the plate on bad throw Dy
Roth. In the sixth the Artillery add
ed one mere. Duslas hit for two ssscks
and "a s,crificed 20 tn I'd by Crane
and came home on q single by Der
sh. The last run for the Soldiers
came In the eighth on singles by Dug
las Monroe and Crane and an error.
The visitors did not get a man
scrcss the home plate until the eighth,
when Patton sent leng drive over
the left field fence fer a homer. IN
fortunately the bases were empty. In
a few seconds Two Athletics got on
bases and Cooke pulled on great
play by catching a bunt and heavihg
1t TO first in tiile TO out on q runner
The visitors then started little bat
ting rally and filled the bases, out
locke famed Melvin and worked him-
self out CT dangerous hole In the
I.Qll Edktf. o@tti-sS III heoS~f
and went to second ON an error ana
to third on Roeten's hit. The ban
was thrown away and Eaken scored
Patten Robbed Of "Homer.'
Patton hammered out a long drive
In the first session. which hooked good
fer a home-run, but the bali landed IN
the. trees and dropped inside the iei'
held fence. = RE got two bags On IL.
Davis mrfe n pretty catch OF foul
fiv and hcaved it over to third IN time
TO cut on a man. The throwing 10
home OF Roth and O'Hsra were plays
TIT trorght forth rounds OF applause
Fort Monroe exhibited ginger from
the start and most of her errors were
due to the manner in which the men
went sitter the ball Hemingway
got several hct ones. bit was unable
10 handle them. The batting Of Dug
las. Cane and Derrish were features
OF the gene for the Soldiers. The
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-26
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

AZ .AtIanta-First yame-Chattanoo
go, 0: Atlanta, .. Second game-Al-
lants. o; Chattanooga, 3.
At frmingham-FIrst game-Mo-
bile. 1: Birmingham, 3 Second game
Mob lie, 2; Birmingham, 0.
At Nashville-Memphis, 2; Nash
vile. 0.
At Mcnsgomery-New Orleans, o;
Montgomery, 2.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-26
Bar Place to Collect.

Bailin 60 rural jus:ice)-Ycur Hon
OF. there's a man in court hes got a
bill for $40 against you.
Justscc-Goodi III fne him SI5
for contemFt Of court. See that ne
receipts the bin. and fetch me the
odd -.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-26

Monroe, 8; Athletics, 10. Double
plays-Hemmingway to Dugias;
Cooke TO Dugles: Hautz to Patton;
Davis to Melvin. Hit by pitched ball
J. O'Hare. First base on errors-
Fort Monroe, 2; Athletics, 4. stolen
base-Duglas. uTapires - Murphy
and Gacchetti Time of game--i:i5.
Attendance-490
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-26
Maps Lose Three STRAIGHT.

CLEVELAND, OHIO. June rs
chicago made 1t three straight from
Cleveland by punching hits off Young
in the third and fourth innings today,
winning to 0. The veteran Young
was hammered for three singles IN
eacn inning. Scott fer the locals nad
perfect control, holding the Maps TO
six hits.
Score: X III +
Cleveland -. OO0OOOOOO-O 1
Chicrgo =. :. 0220000x-4 8 l
Batteries: Young and Easterly;
Scott and PAYNE. Time. i:42. I'M
pres, EyEns and KERN.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
.Pittsbufg, 8; Chicago, 2.
New York, 4; Philadelphia. l.
Boston, 8; Brooklyn. l.
st. Louis. 3; Cincinnati, 1 tfirst
game.
st. Louis, s; Cincinnati. 4 (second
game).
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-26

Summary: Two base h.ts--Shawen,
Powell. Stolen bases-Hughes, 4;
Maloney. 4 Read. 2: Powell, Hudson,
McKinnor. Simpson. Joynes. Lewis,
Land Double piay--Jones, tunas-
sisted). Strrck out-By Simpson a;
by JOHNSON, 3. Base on balis-By
by Johnson, 3; by Joynes, l. Base on
balls-By Simpson, /; by john
sen g. fiits-On Johnson a.
IN s 2-3 innings. Laft on bases
Ncrth End. 8; Hampton, 6. First on
errors-Ncath End, 3; Hampton, 2.
Hit by pitcher Buchanan. Land. Wild
p.tches-Simpscn. Johnson. Umpires
-Rayfield and Cunningham. Time OF
game-i:55.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-26
Arti|Ierymen Pound David Roth
Hard, Getting Eleven
Singles and Two
Doubles.
CONTEST FEATURED BY
FAST DOUBLE PLAYS

Cooke pulls Himself Out Of Bad Hole
by stabbins Short Fly and Doubling
a Man at First-Patton Makes
LONGEST Drive seen at Army and
Navy Park-vIsitor's Errors Are
Costly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-26
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
nesuits Yesterday.

Results Yesterday
Rcascke. 0 DsnviIle. tirst g0me)-
Roanoke, 5: DsavilIe. 0 (second
camel.
Norfolk. s: yuchbGrg. l.
Portsmouth. o: Richmond. > (fifteen
innings. forfeited
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-26

Where They Play To-Day.
Detroit - 81 Louis.
Cleveland A. Chic7go.
<whcrs They Play Monozy.
Bcetcu "a rhiiztciph a.
Ncr york ~ washington.
kthlst,-s Win Firss - Series.
PEzADEIEHik Pa Jsne =
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-26

Where They Play Monday.
Rc>uukss ~ Norfolk.
Richmond Al - chburz
Pnrtzmou'h a. Denviiic
JUS; II G. r. 5. Special
Cook win c.x
Just To o. 3. 5 sDecisi-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-26
Standing Of the Clubs.

Where They Play Today.
st. Lcus at Chicago.
Pitts burg at Cincinnati.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-26

Umpire RayncIt ~as clearly wrong
IN his decision n c'InrE Hudson out
on hts ny bcfini Land IN the seventh
vsh the bascz fuE The rules says
that q batter sher b cot. IL While
hrss and cecoui. G. hrzt second and
sAirc bases are occupied. ne his
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-26

BOSTON, MASS. June GA bat
ting rally in the fourth inning gave
Boston the first game OF the series
from Brooklyn today, the finns score
being to l. Mastcrn was very ef-
feet We. Brooklyn having eight men
left on bases.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-26

81 gn,,sbr4ing the Heafpton Crab
oiuciaaa3 "a TO a single ,, run' s,a,.
aclosing half OF the eighth
rapel ~ enlargement at tae
onp1 sterday afternoon and
anlssser Pitcher john
Wxaners psngs to ali corners OF
P7TTSBURG.5,les and two doubles
tionai League sven stolen bases. an
FIRST base warts sent nine luscious
game betweebAic pan aud put. the
Hoffman. Ct an The big end Of Q 10
to have =
i11{Re twelve hundred peopie--by
poe largest crowd that ever gaia
cE& tns the Casino paek--were In at
WkAling. The Hampton rooters.
~ came here IN fun force. had ev-
3{thing their own way in the early
{ lnas when the Crabbers hit Smp-
IN eimcly and collected seven TALES.
de local fans began taking heart
5hen the Hcrth Enders giHnered four
4e7sses In the seventh and they literal
ty went Wild with delight when 'Red
Nexseu's clan started the merry-go-
found an the eighth. The North End
ers might have been scoring Yet. but
MANAGER McAllister used the derrick
on Johnson after nine men had count
ed and Third Baseman Joynes went
into the box and retired the sice'
s.ss Desas's. Of slssshser 81
simpson opened that memorable
eighth with clean single to center,
brit was thrown out stealing second,
Powell singled and Land bungIed
Hughes sharp grounder. Shawen
doubled to right. scoring Powell and
Read sent Hughes and Shawen home
with screeching single through Lew
ls. Brrru drew pass after Read had
stolen second and Hudson scored
Read with q single. Maloney new
out ID Burbank, but Mckinnons sin
gled, sending Bryan over the plate,
and simpson got his his second
single Of that inning scoring Hudson.
Powell hit a two-bagger TO left heid'
his second hit Of the round, scoring
AfaKinnon and Simpson. Hughes
singled, scoring Powell aid Johnson
WIS taken out Of the box, Joyues re-
plac Hg him Shaver ended the
slaughter by striking out
Hampton did some strenuous kick
ing in the seventh when Umpire Gun
bingham called Maloney safe ON his
steal Of third and play was suspend
cd for fully Ave minutes. During me
dispute. Jacheon.. who was paying
rfrht fed for Hsmpton. was put out
of the game by Mir Cunningham. Jack
son wanted to fight the umpire. but
soynes prevented him from doing so.
Manager McAliister. of the Hemp
ton team, entered protest TO I'm
pirc4n-chef Rayheld In tho eighth
inning becasse OK the crowd gather
"a on the river bank in right fieid.
The crowd completely filed the park
and overflow<-d into the field and Mr..
XcAnisfcr Claimed thPt II interfererd
with his team in playing. oniy one
hall vas hit 10 the baak and under
<he ground rules that always have
prers. led 81 the park. the batter. Har-
~ Shawen. was allowed two bases.
TIA league directors must settle the
protest
The Tsbulstec Score.
-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-26

x--Batted fse Rosh n ninth.
cccre Ds innings:
F'ort Monroe d. -. osooefo1x-t|
Athletics .... j. ooeoceefl-1
summary Two haze h.ss--f1ffcu-
wlr<scsd. Duri-s. Hcme run-fat.
ton. sxrrihoe hits-T4rrizh. n-cnrce.
rss5ox. Bsse On rziis-O1 ccckc. Z.
n Roth. !. Strurk cut-Bs Cooke.
Z. - kpts 8 Len On s--es-fort
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-26
Pirates peafest Cubs Easily.

PITTSBURG. PA. June 25.-Pitts-
burg to-day took another game from
Chicago. full of wrangles and o5jec-
tions by the player After HIT ng
two batsmen leevcr was requested
by the Chicago PLAYERS TO leave the
rubber, but he was continued in me
game. Steinfeldt and Chance were
ordered off the field for too vehement
ly protesting. Pittsburg won in the
third inning in which Ruelbach was
hit hard and often and five. runs we're
ccored.
Score: II n r.
Pittsburg -. 05O1020x-S II z
Chicago .. :. 010000001-2 s L
Batteries: Ieever and GIBSON; Rnei-
bach. Richie and King. Time, 2:lv.
Umpire. tombstone and Moran.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-26

Where They Play Monday.
Brooklyn CT Boston.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Philadelphia at New York
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-26
From the Fans Viewpoint

a fly bail, other than a line drive,
that can be handled by an infieider.
Lend tried all he could TO get to the
ball. but failed, hence the ball could
not be handled by an infielder," and
the batter was not out.
Houston Hughes has lost none of
the art of covering third base and
lis wing" has lost none of its
steam. With the exception of Joynes,
Hughes is the best fielding third base
man In the league.
Schenck failed to show up yester-
day. but he could not have done any
better work at first than Hudson.
Duvall felded well and hit opportune-
ly.
McK;nnon played good ball at short.
making one great baIe-handed stab
of a hot grounder. However. he could
net get the bali ever in time to nam
his man at first.
AS in usually the case, Read hit
yesterday when hits counted most.
His single through Lewis in the eighth
was a burner.
!, kid" Lewis plays great game az
first base and PROFESSIONALLY Is the
most valuable man on the Hampton
nine. :
johnson did well as long as his slow
OFT ball and quick chenge OF pace
worked. But when the locals got
next, Johnson locked like bush
lcagrer' of the smallest calibre.
Powell did some fancy fielding in
center end when he produced two
hits in the eighth. the fans excused
him nun of hard Inc drive in the
seventh. -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-26

Results Yesterday.
New Yok z: Washington, 4.
Boston. 1. Philadelphia. 2.
-. louis. ?; Detroit. l.
Cieveiand, 0; Chicago. 4.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-26
hDERS SWAMP CRABBERS;
ERS WIN AN EXCITING GAME
peninsula LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

North End 10: Hampton. 7.
Fort Monroe, 4; Athletics. 2.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-26
Standing Of the Clubs.

Games Next Saturday.
Hampton vs.. Athletics. Casino.
North End VS.. Fort Monroe. Phoe-
bus.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-26

Philadelphia wen the opening game Of
the seres from Boston here today z
to l. Brilliant fielding by Barry was
big factor in the home teams sac-
cess.
Score: r n Il
Boston :. :. 0OOOOO001--1 8 8
Philadelphia 100000lx--2 7 2
Batteries: Plank and Donohue; X.
Collins and Kleinow. Time, 1853. um-
pires, O'Loughlin and Perrine.:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-26

The fisheries 81 lower California. a
distance OF 1.so0 mics. exclusive 81
the pearl and shark fisheries. are CA
iroilcd b. ono company. which holds
the concession from the Mexican gov
eminent This concession Is - -xclu.
sivc in IT, provisions that no individual
or company a. any pcnt along the sn
Tire coast of the peninsula can engage
IN the business n taxing fsh for ne
market. either domcrfic or sorcixs.
without the consent II the comp@nx.
Cool wnh Gas.
- $3.50
Src Try G. "a s. Special
Coca VIII cas-