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LAT0NIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Four and a half furlonss. Out
fielder, lo5 Kennedy, $40 Won; Mocklsr Jos
Peak. so. second: JACK Weaver, 10 gRicel. San.
third Tine. 055. LOTTERY MAJ Crex. Esnigrant.
Beechmont. Outlander, Never Casing, sneezsr, No
Graw. John KilEOEe. Charley Buddeke. and BiIhsa
also ran.
SECOND RACE-Five furiongs. Marsand. lOs
Mountsin). s. won; Oriental Pearl Jos (scoTillel
S.@, second Waehula los martini, $50. third.
Time. / 1l Is. Ny Kitty. Count De ORC. Minnie
Wendle. Useera. Fenrr. Deloassy. Dusty. Coietta.
Mary Day, Allenesle Queen, and Wine also ran
THIRD RACE-Six furlofgs Lotta Greed. log
lScoyillel. 2.6o. won Aeolin. los Peak aLl0.
second; Cellsret l03 Kennedy. s.. third. Time.
LA 25 Sylvestrs. GaekEar, Zephyr. Lady Wells.
and Lady MeNsily also ran
FOURTH RACE-Mile and seventy Yards. PIN
kola, III tTruxlerl. $40. won; Tom BiEbee. l02
lHeTbertl, s1@ second; Or. Holzherg l07 iGdf6nl
$40, third Time. ls2 -. AEce also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Six f1rlongs. Starport Jos
tMountainl, $3.50. wen; Imprudent. los Martini
So, second; Queen City, lo3 tRice) $ -. third
Tine. LA 2S Front RoW. Amyl Elizahethan
Plscide. and May Bride also ran
SIXTH RACE-Ore and three-sixteeuths miles
Mamie Algol. los Kennedy. SO, won; Stone
street, 05 (Warrenl, $40 second Efau. 10
(Grandl. $40. third. Time. l:59 4-5 Lois Csva-
nagh. Quagga, and Nadzu also ran.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30

AOntkHuCu lEOm OnCs
but is there not Just q certain risk In
building on the third prediction?
Big Bob Armstrong is rabid on the
subject OF Jeffries He says the fight will
not go ten rounds. because Jeffries is a
terrible man who has been putting 1t all
over Armstrong daily
Trainer Cornell says that Jeffries is
tireless. and that be can't be made TO
pun. but when you ask IL he has ever
sent the big fellow on a really Ions
Journey. he will admit that the longest
spell of boxing he has given him at any
one time was fifteen rounds, followed
by shadow boxing. chest exercises, and
rope skipping for an hour.
I asked him IL he had ever made JEFF
fries run ten miles straight, either before
or after boxing twelve rounds. He said
he had not, and did not believe IN that
sort of extreme work. OF course, l did
not argue am there 10 get informa-
ton. not to give It.
Sam Berger is a negation. He is will
ing to talk. He will show you how there
is no way for Jeffries TO lose. But this
means nothing
Jack Jeffries has more sense than any
of the rest. He will take advice: he lis
tens.
Overconhdence is a peril Penn had II
before the Michigan game last fall and
lost When a man Is overconhdent he
does not bother about the little things
as he would If he know he could only
win by the skin OF his teeth. 1t is
good thing TO give the other fellow credit
for being better than he really Is, and OF
worrying until the test comes for fear
something will take on that fine edge
so essential to victory.
Take this morning as a sample Of JEFF
ries' workout. He started out TO do road
work with Burns and Cornell. They were
gone one hour. was where I could see
them all the time, and they never broke
out Of a good fast walk. I could have
kept up with them myself
When they came in Jeffries was wrap
ped in blankets for sweat. while the
rubber and trainers sat around reverently
and waited for the great man 10 permit
them 10 do a little rubbing.
Jeffries may be good enough TO win
He looks II, but he could have made the
victory certain by being less mereiful TO
himself and a little less confident.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30
FORESTVILLE RACES.
Owner Sansbury Revises Card for
Monday Matinee.

Dr.. J. E. sansbury. owner and man
sger of the Forestville Driving Park
track, has revised his card of races for
July 4.
The schedule of events for the day
named. including entries. is as follows:
Southern Maryland trot and pace-Red Rock. Cora
Virgins. Bayard Wilkes. r., Trixey. Harry Madden.
Csricita and Gold Pebble.
2-S trot-sIiss Nina. Miss Kushan. Country Boy.
and Bob r.
Freefor-all-Ed BALI. Jubilanta Russell G.. and
Manuella.
match race for purse Of 500, between Edward
Daniels Glidewood. zl6A and George G0odacTe 5
DR.. Chase. 2:l0H. viii follow the above event
235 trot-G0id Dust. Potwin Boy. Palm Cozine,
Alto Dewey and Autoville.
The events of the day will conclude
with a running race of half-mile heats.
It will be made up of overnight events
Yesterday was workout day at the
track, and quite a large crowd of Wash
ingtonians were on hand TO witness the
sport and clock the horses.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30
SHEEPSHEAD BAY RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five and onehalf furlongs. Nerd.
ian III Thomas, 2 20 z won; Adrian, ia lArchi-
bald % 10 l. second: Novelty III Shilling 10 s.
third. Time. 06 45 WATERFALL. Mr.. Golightly.
Pleasant Fair Miss. Ben Tasoa. LAckrose. and Acs
Of Clubs also ran
SECOND RACE-About two ard OlAhan miles.
The Welkin. 10 lDayisonl. Is 20 s. Won; Mimic 40
tKelliher) 4 TO l. second; Gold Plate. i3 lWill-
iamsl, 50 70 I. third. Time. $50 S5 81. Faisenay,
Thistledale Essex. and o. X also ran.
THIRD RACE-0ne mile and a furiOng- Char
vari 10 Estep. 10 / won; AshEeH. 10 (AlcCieel.
to 8 second Star Actor. l0 lPOweTsl. 20 !.
third. Time, IS Is Henley. NJ Cambon, Draooola.
Henri Munro. Leopardstown. George Field. Canoea.
and C. Simpson also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One mile and fuTlong. Hi
iarious - Powers. even. Won; Fashion Plate lis
Glass ? TO l. second; Car. lis tMcGeel, 70 l,
third. Time, l:52. Three starters
FIFTH RACE-One and one-quarter miles. Hamp-
ton Court l0l tGameri. TO 2 won; Capt. swan
son. 100 lang. to l. second; 2. johnson 100
Glass. ? 10 J. third. Time. 20s. Wilton LAckaye.
Marigol. St. Joseph Taboo. and Loco also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Six and one-haN flrlongs. Fole
Levy l0S GIcCseel, out. won: COmedienne l03
Garner. % 10 l. second; Sir Alvescot Heather.
ingtonl. to !. third. Time, 20. Rialto Adruche.
and Wise Mason also ran.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30
GRANT UNDER FIRE.
Deadly Missiles Flying About Him,
but His Face Did Not Change.


For the information Of those who have
never been in battle, let me say, without
seeming dldactic. that the commanding
general OF his corps commanders are
rarely where the artists have depicted
them, on rearing horses leading or direct
ing amid a sheet of fire. writes Morris
Schaff in the At Antie. There are times.
however, when the artist is true 10 life.
as when Sheridan seeing Ayres and his
regulars recoiling for a moment under
terrific fire at Five Forks dashed in. and
there and then with those flashing eyes
he might have been painted; Warren that
part OF the field and led on. But, as a
rule. the corps commander chooses po-
sition where he can see all the field and
his troops as they engage The test OF
his genius is IN choosing the critical mo-
ment when be will join them. Suppose
Mcclellan had shown himself and ridden
his lines at Gaines Mil, or Bragg at
Chickamauga, the outcome might have
been different. Owing to the character Of
Inc " l4ueIheSSf GFaht nau rev Oppor-
tunities Of that kind At Spottsyivania.
the night Upton was making his assault
and breaking their lines temporarily, he
was close up, and sat my horse not far
from him. Re was mounted on Egypt.
there were two or three lines OF battle
within thirty or forty PAGES Of each other
and Of him. The FIRE that reached US
was considerable; an orderly carrying the
headquarters standard was killed and
solid shot struck an oak five or six inches
through squarely, not thirty feet from Us,
shivering II into broom siivers. but
through 1t all Grant wore the same i'm
perturable but somewhat pleading face.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30
TENNIS TOURNEY.
BeaIs Wright and caves Beaten I'm
Doubles

Wimbledon. June 2s-In the fourth
round of the doubles to-day Parke and
Crawley beat Beals Wright and caves,
6-3 sc, 1-s, 81, 6-3.
In the second round Of the mixed
doubles r. B. Powell and Mrs. Sterry
beat Mr.. Howard and Mrs. Armstrong,
Sc, rs, Sc
Hardy, OF San Francisco, has been
scratched from the All-England Plate.
All-England Plate-Gobert beat Prof
Nettieton. e.. -
In the final for the ladies' singles Mrs
Lambert Cnee Douglas). May Sutton's
former opponent, beat Miss Bothby. the
present holder Of the tile. 60. g.
Mixed doubles. third round-R b
Powell and Mrs. SterTy beat X. Powell
and Miss Manser, SIS, 6-1
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30

the mica is 1oated of. the clay being
caught on the bottom Of the sluice This
is an expensive and tedious process and
Is not always satisfactory.
Then transportation from these de-
posits involves long carriages to the Inns
OF the railroad and then entirely by rail
10 the consumer. so that the cost in the
end is about equal TO that OF the imported
article. Vermont contains some beds OF
white clay. but the climate pl events dry
ing during the winter mon hs except
artifcialy, so that here the So tn has an
enormous advantage.
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BIG RACE TO-DAY.
Yale Wins Best Positions Over
Harvard.

Red Top, Conn.,. June z.-Harvsrd was
the loser in her first race with Yale on
the Thames River this afternoon. The
event was between freshmen four oars,
and Yale covered the mile in 3 min
utes. S91-5 seconds. the Crimson quartet
finishing two seconds later.
The 'gentlemen's eight race did not
take place, as Yale could not muster a
crew OF graduate oarsmen. Harvard,
however. sent her graduate crew out at
$50. and rowed a mile over the meas
ured course. Whether the Andrew
Graves trophy cup viii go to Harvard by
default is question to be settled later
Yale won the toss FOR all three of the
big races tomorrow. Yale choose the
east side for her varsity eight and four
oar events. and the west side for the
freshmen eight contest
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PLANS FOR HORSE SHOW.
Grounds at CuIpeper in Readiness
for the Event of the Season.
Srer5al IN The Washington Herald

oTeclaI 20 Tie WASHINGTON HeTald-
Culpeper. Va, June 29.-The eighth an
nual exhibition of the Culpeper Horse
Show and Racing Association will be held
on the 4th and 9Th Of July, on the beauti-
full grounds OF the association. near Gull
pepper. The management announced that
never before in the history Of the asso-
citation has II had a show the equal OF the
coming one. There are such well-known
exhibitors as Thomas F. Ryan, Bowies
Bros: NJ. c. Hazen. OF Washington. D. C:
Mrs Allan Potts. Blenheim Farm. OF
Baltimore. and many others. The after
moons viii be devoted TO the races and
steeplechases. The stables are all full,
as are the entries in all the various ex-
hibitions.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30
Takoma FOrfeits to Post.

The Washington Post team, which took
Mount Peasants place in the Suburban
League, won its first game on a forfeit
yesterday, Takoma was unable to put a
fun team on the field at playing time. and
the game went 10 the Post boys by de-
fault. The new team lined up yesterday
as follows; Hurney, catcher: Nolan,
pitcher; Barbour. first base. Bell. second
base; King. shortstop: Thomas. third
base; Hart. left field; schmidt, center
field; Walters. right field.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30
Where Was joint

From Lnppincott's
San Francisco woman whose husband
had been dead some years went 20 a
medium. who produced the spirit OF her
dead husband
My dear john" said the widow to the
spirit. ARE you happy now?"
Il am very happy" John replied.
Happier than you were on earth with
me?" she asked.
Yes was the answer; ~ am far hap
pier now than I was on earth with you"
TELL me, John, what Is II Ike in
heaven?"
'Heaven!" said John. I'm not in
heaven!''
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30
WHITE FOR REFEREE.
New Yorker VIII Serve II Richard
is Disabled.

new AoEkeT VIII serve II hAckHEu
is Disabled.
Reno. June 29-Charley White. OF New
York, who is now on his way TO the
fight, was selected as deputy referee to-
night at 3 o'clock at q conference be-
tween Tex Richard, Tom Flanagan.
Johnson's manager, and Sam Berger, JEFF
fries manager.
Francis Nelson. OF Montreal. was the
first choice of the trio. but in answer TO
a telegram he said that he could not
serve. The selection OF White followed
after considerable discussion. When
Richard announced the decision Of the
conference. he said: You can take any
bet up TO 1000 TO l that this means my
retirement as referee, and you'll lose IL
you take end against me. I don't intend
to retire from the refereeship. I simply
want a man TO take my plaza In case
I'm injured or in any way ineapacitated
during the fight"
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
YEsTERnAY,s REsrITs

Departmental League-c & L., 10; Agriculture, 5
Sunday School League-Hsnline s: Peck. :.
Marquette L Igue-columbia. s. 6. 2. O.. /.
Suburban LeSrie-Post. 8: Takoma, 0 forfeited.
Independence League Twsning. z. NatioBal
Union z
Terminal Railroad 7. ". C A. League-Adams,
To- Car Department G.
Commercial League Andrews. .; wslfosa, for
ieited).
Olympia Lagas-osisss. 1; TsuaallytOxnl
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welsh ana Mcfarland Again.

London. June s0.-The sporting news
papers state that there is every prospect
Of another fight between Mcfarland and
Welsh, Lonsdaie having agreed to their
request to nominate a referee. Three Of
fers Of purses are open 70 them.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Smart Set Beats CIIntOns.

The Smart Set Athletic Club defeated
the Clinton Athletic Club, of East Falls
Church. on the latter's grounds yester-
day, to 5. Payne twirled a good game
for the losers. Robinson. for the win
ners, played a star game in center, ac-
cepting five hard chances. Score:
RHE
Clinton A. c.. 0 % 0lO2o 1909 O
Smart Set.-...-... 0 0 0 Is 3
Batteries-Payne and Webster; Brent and Turner.
All colored teams averaging sixteen or
seventeen years desiring games address
Charles A. Robinson. manager Of Smart
Set, $50 Twentieth street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30
True Love.

From Fliesende Batter
Rich Father-which Of my daughters
is It you wish to marry?
Suitor-Well. let's see, now.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30
The Divorce COLONY.

Speaking Of divorces. and already the
cartoons from the Eastern papers that
play the divorce and the pugilistic mills
side by side, have begun to arrive in
town. the incoming advance Of the army
OF sports has already learned the con-
yentions Of Thomas eating place. Now,
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30
GOVERNOR ON HAND
TOSEE JEFFRIEOB BOX
NeTada's Executive Again
Visits BOilermaker.
RENO LIFE IS DESCRIBED

ExorbitRnt Prices for Food and
Lodgings PrevaiI-WOrk Already
Started on Huge Arena for Fight
and by Saturday Night All VIII
BE Ready for Big show.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30
Cardinals Win another.

The Cardinal Athletic Club. of Alex
andria. Journeyed TO Brookland yester-
day and defeated the team of that place
on the Catholic University diamond by
the score of to o. Score:
RHE
Cardinals. 0 41o0I-6 ?
Breokland. .......-.....,s.. o 0 o 0 90 /
BstteTies-schOdsld and Patterson; Lord and
Keller.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30
JEFFRIES LACKS IN
TWO ESSENTIALS

Continued from Page One.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-08-22
The September Everybody's

The September Everybody's
Magazine is noteworthy beyond
even it's own standard Of excell-
ence, in that it contains the I'M
tial instalment of a new series of
articles by Lincoln Steffens. In
deed, in many ways the series
may be fairly characterized as
the most important that Mr..
Steffens himself has ever under
taken, and for the author of
THE Shame of the Cities" and
The Struggle for Self-Govern-
ment," this is saying a good
deal. The series carries the novel
title ''It-An Exposition of the
Sovereign Political Power of Or
gained Business" tits study
of Wall Street along the broad
est lines, and promises to be of
national significance. 'Lassoing
Wild Animals in Africa" by
Guy H. Scull, is the first detailed
account, lavishly illustrated, of
Buffalo Jones unique hunting
expedition after lions and rhi-
noceroses: Bringing in the
Fleece" by G. W. Ogden, is the
story Of sheep on the commercial
side of that extensive western
industry. THE Women of To-
morrow, by William Hard, is
the second in the interesting Sc
ries begun in the August num-
Der. THE Greedy Game of Get
ting Things Through, "by Frank
lin Clarkin, is an anecdotal &C
count of what goes on in the Gus
tom House when travellers come
home from Europe and attempt
evasion of the laws concerning
smuggling. Eight stories make
up the fiction of the number, in
GLIDING two Little Stories of
Real Life" aud the concluding
iustalment of a Successful
Wife" the ANONYMOUS serial that
has been so widely discussed.
Law and Order" is a Texas and
New York story by 0. Henry.
one of the astfromthe pen of that
brilliant writer. THE Man Who
Ran Away from New York" is 9
love story by Walter Pricharo
Eaton. The Water Mark" is
one of Harry Allyn's humorous
stories of Spanish America. THE
Conner" is a political story by
Arthur Train. and 1.-The Lift,
Tale Of Pearl Mccoy" by Henri.
B. Fuller, is delightful charac
ter study Of certain phases O
American life. Besides thes,
) articles and stories there are fou
poems, and the usual depart
ments. critical, editorial and hu
: morous. The number is charm
5 ingly illustrated.
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Bari. Italy. Aug. 19.-The cpl
demicof cholera which has broken
out in southern Italy is steadily
increasing in the districts affect
ed, particularly in the town of
TRAM, where the number of
deaths already is more than
thirty. The latest previous Official
reports gave 20 deaths at TRAM,
showing the rapidity with which
the disease is increasing there.
The epidemic is of a virulent
type and the death rate is high.
Edwin Nicholson, colored, who
had served only a few days of a
6-months sentence for robbing a
cash drawer in Raleigh, was shot
to deathMonday while attempting
to escape from a squad eff Wake
county convicts at work in Raj
eigh.
Asheville dispatch, 18th: A
special from Morganton states
that an attendant at the insane
hospital there, name not given,
tonight shot and fatally wounded
Miss Mary Cuthbertson, an at
tendant at the same hospital.
Her assailant ran away, and
finding himself about to be cap
tured by pursuers, shot himself
in the stomach. inhicting injur-
les which will prove fatal The
young woman's refusal to marry
the man is said to have been the
cause Of the shooting-The mans
name is Joseph Upton, a former
attendant at the hospital. 1t is
said that at one time he was en-.
gagged to Miss Cuthbertson.
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ABBOTTSBURG NEWS.
Godwin Seed and Clark Fertile
er--Personal and Other Items.
,-orrespondence of The Robesonian.

q -orrespondence of The Robesonian
Abbottsburg, Aug. 49, We
have been having rain and more
rair in our burg for the past
week.
Tnere will be preaching at the
Brown Marsh church on the 4th
Sunday and we will have regular
services now, as the old building
has been repaired.
Mrs. Manchester Smith and
daughters, Misses Ethel and An.
ME. are attending the teachers
institute at Elizabethtown this
week.
Mr.. D. B. Mckee of Mississip-
ri is spending some time WITH
re'otivps in these parts.
Mr.. w. J. McEwen has the nm
est cotton we have seen thlnf
rs Goodwin seed and Clark tertlI
&izer.
Mrs. R. D. McEwen and chill
dren spent last week at and neal
.Elizabethtown.
Mr.. Ed Wooten of Prong wa:
an our community last week.
A good many went on the ex
acursion to the beach last Weet
and enjoyed it fine.
Miss Carrie McEwen has re-
turned after a short but pleasan'
visit to relatives at Lumberton
Purvis and Alfordsville. - Mis-:
Ida Gooden is visiting near Dunn
this week. Miss Bertha Rus:
spent the day in LumbertonWed
nesday.-Mis Katie Mcleod ha:
returned from Rowland after
pleasant visit to relatives. Mrs
w. D. McCallum of Purvis i:
visiting home folks at Elizabeth
town this week. Mr.. J. A. Nc
.Leod and Master John Mcleod
of Elizabethtown spent today a
Mrs. McEwen's.
We sympathize with Mr.. Johl
Williams in the death of his de
voted wife.
Several will attend the educa
'tional rally at Elizabethtown to
day. Supt. Joyner is expected
TO speak.
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1t was reported in some papers
the day after the Republican
State convention that the nomi-
nees for Associate Justices of
the SupremeCou are ex-Judges
r. M. Douglass and E. w. Tim
berlake. Judge Douglass was a
candidate for the nomination for
Chief Justice and was defeated
by T. T. Hicks, of Vance county,
and Judge Timberlake and Harr,
Skinner, Of Pitt, were nominated
for Associate Justices.
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Home-C Coming Jubilee and Re-
union at Raleigh During State

union AT Naleigh During State
Fair.
Thousands Of North Carolinians
have migrated to all parts of the
country. This State has played
a great part in the winning of the
West and in the development of
all sections. North Carolina
virility, pluck and ability have
proved notable factors in many
other States. People from the
Old North State have set their
mark everywhere but have never
lost their love for their mother
State, North Carolina. Complete
arrangements have been made
for a great Homecoming
Jubilee and Reunion for all per-
sons born in North Carolina; this
to be held at Raleigh during the
fiftieth State Fair, October 1922
Mayor J. S. Wynne lis chairman
and Fred A. Odds secretary OF
the committee which has this
matter in charge and they desire
to obtain the names and address
es, as far as possible, of any PEG
pie from this community who nov
reside in other States, in orde
that invitations may be sent them
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Japan Annexes Corea.
Toxic Dispatch. 21st.

Toxic Dispatch. 21st.
Within a week the Hermit
Kingdom and the Empire of
Korea will become historical
terms, twelve millions of people
will be added to the population of
Japan and territory as large as
England will become part of the
Japanese Emperor's domipions.
The treaty of Portsmouth which
settled the war between Japan
and Russia provides that Japan
shall have the guidance. pro.
lection and CONTROL of Korea
and the last stage of this agree
ment is now becoming an actual
lty after three years or expert
menting to discover a practica
method for conserving the ma
tional entity of the Korean PENN
sula.
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