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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-12
Social and
Personal

TT Hn annual tennis tournament will
begin this afternoon Mt the
Country Club. to be played
throughout this weok. Players from
the Northern and Southern clubs have
come here to play. and the evont Will
DO OF much interest to society. A sup
per will BIO givon the players on
Tuogda3' eyoning. and on Thursday a
big reception takes plsce, to which
nll the club members are invited.
Many charming smaller affairs will BIO
given in honor Of our visitors.
To Deliver Commencement Address. X
Rev. George w. Mcdaniel. d. D.. Of
Northampton. has left to deliver the
commencement address ut the Indus
trial Institute. of Harrisonburg, W.
Mira Mcdaniel and two children have
gone to New York. Mrs. Mcdaniel
will attend the commehcement exer-
cises OF Yassar College. to be present
at the reunion OF the class OF 1896,
with which she graduated
OF Virginia Interest.
Says q Baltimore paper:
Mr.. and Mrs. William a. Stewart
COVE one OF the most delightful dances
of the early summer at Idylwild their
country home. near Ilchestor. In honor
OF their daughter. Miss Sadie Stewart.
and house party OF her young
r.
ridge. Miss Frances Slingluft. Miss
Mary Foster. OF the Plains. Va, and
Miss Ammo Balch and Miss Clarissa
Fleming. the lattor two having grad
uated from the Country School yes
terday. Tho guests included about
forty of this younger set. A buffet
supper was served about IL o'clock.
The rooms were decorated with pao-
nies. roses. sweetpeas and other bios
SONS" M
Mrs. Willinmn to Go Abroad
Mrs. r. Lancaster Williams. who has
been the guest OF her mother Mrs.
Charles Watkins. OF this city. will re-
turn this week TO Baltimore. Shortly
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams and children
VIII sail % spend the GUNNER in
Europe.
At Washington i" Appomattox coun-
try. Miss Mary Frances Moss. daugh- :
ter OF r T. Moss. was married to
James Curry Abbitt, son of w. c.
Abbitt. on June Z. Rev r. c. Hubbard
officiating. The house was decorated
In pink and white roses and running
cedar. Tho brides gown was of white
merquisett and Cluny lace, with
pearls. and her bouquet was of white
eweetpeas. Tho maid OF honor. Miss
,Jamia Moss. wore dress OF pink
SILK. and carried pink roses. The
bridesmaids Misses Daisye Moss. Fan
nie Christian. Martha Carson and
Mary Lizzie Abbitt. wore white
dresseR. and Their flowers were pink
roses. The best man was Dallas Abb
oftt and the groomsmcn were Clar-
ence- TIorsley. Parks Jennings j. d.
Carson. Dallas Walton, reception
was given In the brides home the eve
ming before the wedding. Ont of-town
pnestg NfIesas. Fannie =.
and Daisye Moss, O. Richmond; wil-
loughby btoss. OF Roanoke; ]. Calvin
Moss. OF Lynchburg: Miss Christine
Gannaway. OF Lynchburg; Thomas
smuggs. Miss II T. Terry and Parks
Jennings
Morgnn-TyIer. n
On Thursday evening. June g. at 6
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Watches
Of established quality and reputatIonss
Schwa,rzschild Bros.
Ricfmond's Leading Jewellers. sS3s

. b i 81 3
ger almost unto death. And then It
was hat the home was built on the
Astrolabe River. and the twoSwho had
| been taught the meaning of life
through suffering, found that they did
not need the world outside or care for!
1t. "a 5l{
rugs of the Orient"
By c. r. Clifford Published by Cliff
tord & Lawton, OF New York $500,
postpaid. Nh 81
In this book the author has covered
the subject OF rugs from the historical.
geographical and astrological point of
| view. The book contains definitions
Of over 200 Oriental rug terms, and
gives lao illustrations of Oriental rug
| patterns. Mr.. Clifford lays stress upon
the danger OF depending for the iden-
tiicatton OF rug upon color and de-
sign. characterstics that usually APP.
peal to the amateur, and dwells upon
more reliable technical details. n
He gives the student to work upon
81 a table of the long pile rugs, (2)
table of the snort pile rugs, (S) rugs
having selvage sides. "a overcast sides,
| (a) parti-colored side. (6) overcast In
! goat hair, % wide web ends, (sJ
fringed ends, CO.. all wool texture! (iol;
4 cotton and wool texture, u1) rugs hay-
ing embroidered ends, (12) classifca-
ton according to sizes S$5H
The student attempting the identi-
| hea ton of rug simply compares char
I ecteristics. He has a carpet size rug,
/ LOT instance, and can. therefore, elim-
/ mate all the rugs that are not Of a.
carpet size, reducing the subject to a.
consideration of sixteen varieties OF
/ carpet size some of them thick. some
coarse. fine or long or low piled i4
snt the rug he is examining is not
only low piled. but very fine, and these
s.aracleristics apply only to four OF the
i sixteen carpet slzes-the .Kirmanshehss
aoriz, Saruk or Herekeuis So out
OF an original list of seventy-elght
!! KINDS OF rugs. he has reduced the prob
lem to four, and b. examining now q
more specific table OF textures and An.
I lsh. ne can probably fix with reasona BILE
| example belones ~ 80. -.
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Jamcs. Mamie Hyman. Emma Miller,
Virgo Miller, Blanche Palmer, Otey
Palmer, lillian Kendall, Elsie Ball,
Myrtle Jackson. Bessie Arnall, Vir-
sinia Gillian, Mary Miller, Laura
Owen. Lettic Hackett and Misses Shad
and Harris. Tho chaperons were Mrs.
l. B. Palmer and Mrs. Gillian.
A. p. ". a. Meeting.
A. general meeting of the A P. v.
"A. VIII be held on Tuesday at II A. n.
Mt TOT East franklin Street. All mem
bers are expected to attend
In md out of Town.
Ala. will be the guest Of Mrs julien
Gum. at Northampton, shortly.
4 Miss Margaret Thaw. who was to
have loft lest week for Blacksburg.
Is at the Johnston Willis Hospital,
having boon operated on for appen-
dicitis.
Miss Constance Heindl has returned
to her home after being student at
Hoilins College this year.
Mrs. L. r. Hamberiin will leave
this week for Virginia Beach
Misses McIntire arc tho guests OF
Mr. and Mrs, Egbert Leigh. in Rapi-
dan county.
Miss Virginia Dance. of Danville.
is the guest of friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. a. Shelton have
returned to the city after visiting In
Fredericksburg. Miss Adele Allison
will be their guest for several weeks.
=
Mira j. A Spencer. of Farmvillo.
is In Richmond for a few days.
Rev. J. Cleveland Hull hns returned
to his home in Danville.
Miss Edna Fabor. who has been
tho guest of Mrs j. R. Collins. has
left for her home in Danyllle
Misses Lucy Beveridgc and RATHER
Inc Robinson spent several days In
Ashland last week.
Miss Marion McCrae Is the guest Of
Miss Gwen Morgan, in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs Hiram 81 Smith arc
spending the month OF June in Ash
land with Mrs. John Addison.
Miss sar!e B. Parrot, OF Charlottes-
Vile. is tho guest OF friends here.
Mr. and MRS John II. wright OF
the Green Spring Valley. Nd, are
sailing shortly for Europe.
Miss Alma Marlborough has left to
visit relatives in West Virginia and
Kentucky
Miss Katharine Hagan has returned
from Annapolis
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COURT coNvENEs MONDAY.
CONGRESSMAN Jones VIII Nuke Speech:
Political Interest increases. ~
Especial to the Times-Dispatch1 III

. %. +
Especial TO Tine Times Dispatcb l
amherst Va. June 1.-THE June
term of the Amherst Circuit Court Will
convene on Monday. 1t is thought
.hat quite a large crowd Will be pres
ent to hear William a. Jones, who Ii
scheduled to speak mere on that ..ay
Political interest continues to in
crease, centring especially in the f1gnt
Ior county treasurer. and for State
senator from this district Senator
Aubrey Z. Strobe, the incumbent, who
IS neing opposed BY Bland MassIe,l
opened his campaign in speeoh 4 a
Lowesville several weeks ago. Yes
terday afternoon he spoke at Massie's
Mrs. Thomas Whitehead returned on
FRIDAY from Roanoke. where she was
sailed by the death Of her aunt, Miss
Kate Carter. She was accompa MED
home by her mother, Mrs. Asa Oliver
Carter. ~
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Sale of Iron Furnace Property.

Especial to The Times Dispntch.l
Big Stone Gap. Va, June 1.-THE
iron furnace property Of the Union
Iron and Steel Company here was sold
at auction yesterday by T. B. Heise.
trustee in bankruptcy. l. Il. Williams.
of John L. Williams & Sons, Richmond
was the purchaser at $4,000, subject
to delinquent taxes against the prop
erty. The purchasers contemplate
extensively repairing the property and
putting II In opera ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-12
work starts on New nospltoI.

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch. 1
Lynchburg, Va. June 1l.-Work has
been started on the new City Hos
pital. which is to take the place of a
tnmbledown affair. which has been In
commission many years. The building
is to cost $4,000. and will be equip
ped with tuberculosis division The
institution is to be modern in every
detail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-12
VIII Camp at Kno :,'irl

T@ Especial to The Times DisnntchI -EiI7 q.
bristol. Va. June 11.-Company H,
OF Bristol, Third Regiment Of Tennes.
seen National Guard and ali olhcr:
companies in upper East Tennessee!
left this morning for Knoxville. ana:
VIII so into camp for ten days at
Fountain City ,,gI. q,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-12
FARMERS WIFE
HAS HEAP TODD
But When She Is Sick, Everything
About the House Goes to Rack
and Ruin.

Durham. n. C.-"For four months
could not stand on my feet to do
anything much" says Mrs j. NJ. shep-
herd. of this city.
II am farmers wife. and have a
heap to do. and since taking Cardui
do most OF my work.
You don't know half how much l
thank you for your CarduI Home
Treatment It has done me more good
than all the doctors
IT wish all women who suffer with
womanly trouble would treat them
selves with Cardui as have
The herbs and other vegetable in
gradients used In the manufacture OF
Cardui, the woman's tonic, have a
specific, healing. soothing, building,
remedial action on the womanly or
gans and constitution.
This medicine prevents unnecessary
pains, such as headache. backache, side
ache, dragging sensations, etc.
It also acts as a general system tonic
for weak. tired. worn-out women, who
find their work a daily grind that
sometimes seems unbearable
Cardui lifts you out OF the pains ana
WEAKNESS caused by female weakness.
and helps you to see and feel the
bright side OF life.
Try .Cardui.
Your druggist sells 1t.
N. B.-Write to Ladies Advisory
Dept. Chattanooga Medicine Co, Chat
tanooga, Tenn, for Special Instruc
tons and 64-page book, "Hcme Treat
ment for Women" sent in plain wrap
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-12

Mrs. L. r. Hamberiin will leave
MS week for Virginia Beach.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-12

Misses McIntire are tho guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs, Egbert Leigh, In Rapi.
dan county. m
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-12

Miss Constance Heindl has returned
to her home after being student at
Hollins College this year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-12

Miss Virginia Dance. of DanyilIe.
J the guest of friends here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-12

Golden siIence.p ,ji t,
BY: c. N. and A. NJ Is. tIliamaan ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-12

when the Red Gods Call"
by Beatrice Grimshaw. Mofrat, Yard
y Co.. Of New York. sls5 net.
This novel has It's opening scenes
iaid IN New Guinea. and Its closing
chapters In Papua and at rubber
plantation high up on the Astrolabe
river. Il tells the story OF an Irish
man Hugh Lynch by name. who. efter
various adventures in other ot,artars
OF the earth. married a native Girl Il
Fort Moresby, New Guinea. and took
her to his Island home, some distance
from the mainland. After soma months
the wife ran away with a trader named
Sanderson. Hugh Lynch pursl,.a h,rn
and killed him In fair fight. The girl
~ mad stolen put to sea and was
crowned In squall. And SO thar, chan
Ter In hugh Lynch's life was ended
re fell In love with the daughter
OF me Governor of New Guinea altar
ware, wooed and won her, in spita Iof
ner 1ather's opposition. But when he
Mas ABOUT to sail away with her in the
Merrie England from Port AIoreshv IN
MS wedding trip. he was arrested for
we murder Of Sanderson the man who
e .1ttoottee Lynch's native wife and whose life
nc had taken. All the sordid daiai,s
OF that sordid part OF his life vera die
crossed eros Lynch was brought 4, trial
and cast into prison, and his English
pride. heart-broken, was sent home 10
England by her father. -
Z ears Of separation. estrangement
and misery followed. Lynch beca mo
bitter and hard during his imprison-
ment, In England the unhappy mar
riage that she had made, and all the
grief that came from 1t, was more and
more FORGOTTEN by the girl that Lynch
mad been married to and parted from
Almost N ono and the Same time. M.
But. at the last momont, the wife
WAS reminded OF her duty. and returned
to II and to her husband. through dan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-12

Z Miss Margaret Thaw. who was to
have loft lest week for Blacksburg.
is at the Johnston Willis Hospital,
having boon operated on for appen-
diciti,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-12

Mr.. and Mrs. w. a. Shelton have
returned to the city after visiting in
fredericksburg. Miss Adele Allison
will be their guest for several weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-12

Miss Sall!e B. PARROT, of Chariottes.
Vile. is tho guest OF friends here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-12

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wright. OF
the Green Spring Valley. Md, are
sailing shortly for Europe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-12

Mira. j. A Spencer. of Farmvillo,
3 In Richmond for q few days.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-19

de Caguas. P. r., con cabida de diez y
8 cuerdas, eqnivalentes z hectareas,S
z areas y s46 centareas, en- colint1ancias
por ell Norte, Sur, Este y Oeste, con te-
rrenos de fla Succession Gq1arch y Rios.
P0r cuanto: habiendo ordenado el
Hon Enrique Lloreda, juez de esta
Corte, que Sc cite a los anteriores dueilos
y que Sc pubhquen edictos por ternino
de SESENTA DIAS, que empezaran a
contarse desde ell primero EN- que aparez
ca p1blicado este edicto, por tres veces
en- un peri0dico de los de mayor clrcula-
cion de la isla de Puerto Rico, citandose
IA las personas ignorsodas que sc cream
tener derecho real sobre la inca a to-
dos aquellos quienes pueda perj1dicar
la inscription de dominic que Sc preten-
de, para que dentro de dicho termino
formulen oposici6n; previniendo a to-
dos que, pasado el mismo y ofda La prue-
ba que Sc ofrezca, sc resolvera sobre Id
declaration de dominic, parando a todos
los perjuicios de ley.
Por tanto: en- cumplimiento de 10 dis
puesto, extiendo ell presente en- Huma
Gao, Puerto Rico, de Enero de 1911.
JESUS L. Perey6, Secretario de la Corte
de Distrito de Humacao, P. R.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-19
Nm IA GORTE DE DISTRITO DEL
DIsTRITO JUDICIAL DE HU-
MACAO, P R..
CIVIL NUNEERO 1864
Estados Unidos de America. El Pre
sidente de los EE. UU.-S.o.
Information de dominic
SECTNNDINO DIAZ RAMOS, Promo
vente.
(Ex-parte.)

POR CUANTO: SecundInO Dlaz Ra
mos mayor de edad, soatero, propletarlo
yecino de Cagruas, P. r., ha promowrdo
nm exDediente ante esda Corte sollcltan-
do Sc declare a su favor eL DOMINIC
de las siguientes fncas
a.. RUSTICA. Predlo sin NOM
bre especial, compuesto de l4o cuerdas
con "a cent6simas de terreno, mas me-
nos de Ia chase de alto, dedlcadO pas
tos frutos memories, sltuauO en- ell barrlo
de Beatriz. termino mum icipal de Ca
g,lsss. P. r., colindante por ell Norte, con
Don Luis Lizardi y la quebnada 'GRAN
DEF. de Beatriz; por ell Sur, con terre-
nos de Don Wenceslao VaaU6s; al Este,
con terrenos del misrno Don Wenceslao
Valdes, separados en- parte pot una que
brada; otros terrenos de Don Melton
Vald6s v la dicha quebrada GRANDE
de Beatriz; y por ell Oe~te, CON terrenos
de Ia Succession de Don jose fgnacio Es-
teras Rivera.
(2). RUSTICA Predio, sin NOM
bre particular con cabN}a De ~ cuerdas,
mas menos de terrenos altos, dedicados
4 pastos. equiyalentes q II hectareas, 70
areas II centiareas, radioada Ell el ba-
rrio "Beatmz", de Caguas, en- collndan-
cifs Dor ell Norte. con terren0S de La Su-
cesi6n de Don Juan Felix, Jose Sotero
Ortiz, Juan Ramos, Juan Cobo y Ramon
Jnnenez; por ell Sur con taTrenos de Don
Ramon Alvarez Lopez; p0r el Este, con
la quebrada de Beatriz; y por ell Oeste,
CON el rio de las "QuebnadiIas > y te-
rrenos de Balbina Franco.
POR CUANTO: habiendo ordenldo
al Hon. Enrique Uoreda, juez de .esta
Corte, que Sc cite d los aHlta1' ores duenos
Y que sc publiquen edrcbos por termlno
de setenta dias, que enJpezaran a con-
tarSe desde Ell primero en- QUO apareZca
publicado este edicto, pOr tres Feces, EN-
IN peri0dco de los de mayor cliculaclon
de Ia isla de Pto.. Rico, citandose las
personals ignoradas q. Sc cream tener de
reclo real sobre esos inuttIeOLes y todos
aquellos a Quienes pueda rer]udlcar la
inscription de dominic que Sc pretende,
para que dentro de diclto t6rmlno formu-
den oposicion previnieleio a bodos que
pasado ell misme y oida la prlleba que
Sc ofrezca Sc resolvera espbre la dechara-
ci6n de dominic, pa7ando 3 todos los
perjuicios de ley.
POR TANTO: Ell clmnpiimento de
10 dispuesto extiendo ell presente en- HUI
macao. p. r. a de Enero de 1911.-
.kest1s L. Perey6; Seccotarlo de la Cor
te de Distrito del Distrit1 Judicial de
IEumacao, 2 r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-19
E O

EN- LA COR'lE DE DNoTNITO DEL
DISTRrTO JUDICIAL DE HU-
MACAO, ?. +.
Civil N1mero 1865
Estados U4aidos de A11l5@ica. Ell Pre-
sidenta &c los EE. UU SIS.
TNFORMA(ION D4E DOMINIO
Promovente: JOSE 4 ABRIAGA ARIA
CA.
(Ex- -par5e
Por cuaxlto Jose Arraaga Arriaga,
mayor de e(1ad, casado con Petroaa Ro-
man, propietario veeino de Csaguas, P.
r., ha promovido 1Rn eGpadiente ante es-
Ia Corte solicrtamdo Sc deebare su fa-
yor el DOMINIC de la sigpiente finca
Riastica, porcl6n de terreno, sin nom
bre particular, t9estin8da 3 paistos = STEM
bras DE- frltos memories, sItllasla en- Ell
barrio De Ca1n53n, t6rrni11 municipal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-19

A las ., en- la Catedral y Hospitales
Municipales.
A las S liz, en- San ndefonso; & las
6, en- Santa Ana; 4 las 6 liz, en- San
Francisco; a las 6 l p, en- el Hospitali-
llo y Capilla Franciscana las z, en-. la
Cathedral = San Jose; 4 las Z 1I2 en- la
Capilla Franciscana; q las 8, en- Ia
Cathedral.
A las en- San Jose San Fran
cisco; a las 9, en- la Cathedral y Capilla
Franciscana; q las 10, en- Santa Ana;
las II, en- la Catedral.
MISAS EN- PUERTA DE TERRA
A las 9, en- La parroquia; las z liz
en- Asilo de Ancianos
MISAS EN- SANTURCE
Dias festivos: A las 2, en- el Auxilio
Ninas; a las Z y 1 2 en- San Mateo; a
las 8, en- la Convalecencia; las 9 en-
San Mateo; a las 6 3 a las 8 y las
10, en- la Parroquia del Sagrado Cora
z0n.
Dias laborales: A las 5 1|2, EN- ed
Auxiho M1tuo y Convalecencia de Her
manas; las Z, en- San Mateo y Sagra
do COraz0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-19

Capilla Frsnciseana, s las 2, en- Ia Ca
tedral San Francisco " Gapilia Fran.
ciscana, las 2 u, en- Ia Capilla Fran
ciscana, 4 las 8 liz, en la Cathedral.
DIAS DE FIESTA
The evening world., 1911-04-19
Champion De Orc
Has GOOdLedd IN
Pool I title Pidy

Alfred he orc gained a good lead over
1eiJmc kcngh IN the first game Of their
series of three for the worlds pool
championship ia Doyie's Forty-second
street academy, "h"I lie defeated
the challenger hy "a score OF 23
70 IA The champion cl0ldc1 up his .l3
points In twcaty-s!N frames.
De orc took the lead at the star, OF
thc match. lie got away In front and
he stayed there until he completed his
score. Several times Keogh got close up
to the champion. but ne failed at the
crucial Moments and never gained the
lead over the title holder.
Early IN the game Keogh was closer
to DC O~o than at any otacr stage o:
the contest. Then tie score favored the
hampton by only three points. lie had
s. to keosh's 81. Again the tally IA
vnred De orc 10 to 80 and later l76 -
10. This vas when the game was well
under way.
Play will he continued tonight aad
tomorrow night. The men are pla wing
for 600 points. With his present lead,
De ORC Is confident OF retaining his
title, but the friends OF Keogh say that
he will play harder than ever now that
the champion mas an advantage Owe,
him.
The evening world., 1911-04-19
Otis Johnson VIII Haze
to Improve Win Stick
TO Keep Job at Sh0yfsfOp

Ton got the bases fun with none out
and scored IN neither !nn'ug. Yet both
The runs made by we i~ligulanders' op-
poucnts came with two out.
Manager Chase IS proving 40 nchle as
. belle At the seIsI0rs 81 the matter ot
choosing pitchers. lie makes his selsc'
tons IN the morning ard the twlrlers
think the question II settled. but when
he gets 20 the park he notices some one
else warming UP better than he ex-
p,tted. aad then switches. These sud
den and helatcd lunches have not
worked extra well IN the series here.
.Ahles. who was selected az the last
minute. was driven from the box In
four innings on Nondsy and Warhop.
the Original nominee, had To- serve the
game. For the second clash his noon
choices were Quinn or Fisher. with
Vaughn reserved for n performance a.
home. Vaughn had eleven hits made
of him In seven innings. and Washing
ton got a lead that could not be over
come. Quinn. the best BET before
Vaughn appeared such - good thing In
practice. succeeded his supplanter and
had plenty OF stun. but Il was too late.
The evening world., 1911-04-19
WHETHER THE RACING DAME
WHAT THE BOX SCORES SHOW.

The Phihes and the Rusters made thirty hits between hen in their
gan It Boston. or this number the TennyItes got seventeen. and stl
couldn't win.
Tat reported dssenGon In the ranks OF the Tigers mus, - doing them
lots ot good, Toy they nave yet to lose a same, having Won Ave battles in
sl Toy ire tho Only major .e1gue club with a perfect remd.
Tr Words .-un''0s are certainly having hard shedding this season.
IT,. Boston He'd sX let tew badly huoEng "Cy" Morgan on: Of the
boss and hrus Couamoe, Ho succeeded um, bard, Leunolder Lewis
was ru only ono of. the lluhaos WHO failed TO get a A.
Lauy Lrjoe has l.t Joined the usheJ-ty-the-gmpre-o having
been chased from the field ~ Detroit by Umpire Jack sheridan.
The peuots took tine Cheyaands rtoc camp T. TO l. They scoreda all OF
Their runs In the INST .urH2, when they drove Pitcher ks-r ,cr .a
rubber
The GUS ,ut our the Pirates IN the third samo OF tho sey!e. 1t Chi.
cage. Lew RiH'c ao ding ire ex-word champions 10 four hits two OF
wI.cI Dlt6cdor Wilson made
game being called al tho cad o. the ninth inning, with the core at II
The Rod soN scored tAeT entire thirteen runs In their game against the
Athletics In Just two Innings seven OF them coming n the seventh and six
IN the ninth.