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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17

Tho fpgyguiug t,r.|ct was returned
U u'rlu.e this afternoon after pnu-
uut.E an aIl dHy session uf tu, jury
J1yoyo Gomez Nss the principal Wit
ness
LWs E.alfiG,> BE- g,uJ. Prld,uriu
Garcia be- dying Iu ST. Joseph hos
pital. shot through tH, .,lt iuus and
m tho iuft arm. and Rafael Parels l-
ALSO 90 5hc hospital. dangerously
wuur cd suot BOO tu, I,l side OF tho
abdomen ana 100 the lett arm. and
otto buchanan. o. Santa Pc mtchinist
II ~ the county jail charged with tho
shooting ot th. three mon. which oc.
Cured iHs, uiEut shortly buiot, 10
O'Clock go point 3D. quarter OF % mile
sOuth OF the city limits, near tl., santa
- tracG- and almost ON tho precinct
I'm, between UuryHs and san Jose.
Buchanan thu man who is accused
OF shooting the throv mon, aud who
docs not d'nt o. lUt claims s,lI de.
fDusy. l- H.m..'l ,u To- somewhat .,ri-
Gus condition physically, and tuis uf-
t'ru0uu Doctors Common and Hu-' ,N-
guLu.l him, 100 i.r count, lB' and
dressed nia wounds. Huurwuu Hls H
bad spot ga tu, bach ul us head.
HU,r. uy W"s evidently s,uHgyl with
ca club, emo 30 enah ou do. .d, OF DIS
head uud commissions about 1is Coco.
That U,u.riUys. Garcia, pJrgus Juu
r,urtr imam school, r.. noon .s,,9.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17
PLANS FOR WIRELESS
STATION AT PANAMA

Washington March H. Rear Au.
mira stamford. chi,f ol the bureau
cot Yards and docks. has just complot'
IA plans for the construction eft th'
second set ct great naval wireless
towers which viii br erected ON the
cuuul zone at Cumuito. practically
duplicating the initial plant ON tho
Arlington reservation near this ciiE
There win bc three 6O0-foot steel
towers. proposals tor constructing
Witch Viii bee opoucd April ~.
WIN hundred kiloNatt radio set
n Is believed this station should r'
ahl, 90 communicate directly or D.,
relay with similar high mower sta
tlons Go Doe erected hy the navy ir
the uuvuau islands Tutuin samoa
Guum and che Philippines.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17
MILITANT SCENES
IN SUFFRAGE
NEE TING
Audience Wants British Pre-
mier Shot or Blown Up; Suf-
ferings of Captive Sisters
Arouse Resentment.
'ES leased wine 80 Evening Herald.


nv leased Wine 60 Evening iIcruld. !
London, March lT--Thrr' were
militant SCENES go tb, N,ykb gather
iug uf -Jurussts 900 Of London must,
uHII 600 ilD Uuur.. COZ 1920 address POI.
Mrs p1ukhurst. shouts OF why don ,
YOU blow up Premier AaWth" and
shoot him rams through the nuH
Mrs pUnkhurs referred to acr pp.
Irunchiug .ommitUl Geo hi ON Oh,
charge uf melting malicious damage
and then Goo n"r daughters imprisou-
mont
M, daughter" sh, .Gid. 'Hs trtiug
to rclcus, herself us prisoner of Mar
from. the enemy aud b. enduring 400
the fortunes of imprisonment cuunne.
mont.
"a this iuu.tur, tho hail rcsouudcd
with an uuthursl against Premier As
uuith and bis cabinet ministers
Tive suffrage leader continued tu
r,ni, how hvy daughter sylvia, Dur.
Iup co... first eleven la.s of lcr inn
prisonmcut was not oniv forcihlv fed
hut was deprived 10, al books She
vue loo solitary confinement, aud for
exercise was absolutely iuN Co u,r
own RS. uFcgs while urd,ggoIug that
Treatment
TN, speaker announced chat Miss
luu.purN and Mrs Moore, tvu 'mili.
uut. tho were ou 90 hunger strike
boo prison were released llum custody
TODAY.
Mis-. puuNhur.' incidentally Uluukod
lu. labor uarti leaders Su" said tn"t
bad prut,s-rl to 30, 300 favor uf Oh"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17
ALBERT kORBER NAMED
FOREMAN OE GRAND jury

Albert g.. Eorher, SON off Jacob kor.
her. WAS named foreman of the grand
mry todoy. witch adjourned al ?
o'cluck this afternoon untn o'clock
tomorrow morning after preliminary
organization had boon effected.
Tho jury follows
Albert lNorbcr foreman; vicente
Arius. Juan H. Luccro, 4. u. 1rls,y
i. NJ. Ortcga, Bonita pcrou, Du,id Ar
milo. Charles Wight G.. Cnudemiin.
Carlos Gucgo, VIM Bryce, John q.
Otcro. } n Wear W J johnson T..
g. swopC. " 4 Wilson. Dennis Nc
uouaid. Frnnk tittla. Jess" Lew II.
carlos n. Garcia. MuN Buhcru.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17
LOCAL GIRL PICKED
FOR WINSLOW
POSITION
Miss leila Roberts, Graduate
of Albuquerque Business
College. to Head High
School Commercial Depart
ment.

The many friends of Miss Zcila
Roberts. q graduate OF the Aihuqucr-
que nusin,ss CtlirEc. viii ho pleased
10 learn that Hhr has Just been cluctod
principal 90 tho commercial depart
mcnt ~ TN Wnsluw high school
This be- one of ihu best commercial
departments 100 the west After srud
unting from the business college.
Miss Roberts taught in The CONNER.
cl1l department uf thu Western col.
lcgc 10 Art"SiD s. NJ nut more &C..
GENTLY has bcru employed %, H h.go
mercantile urW Goo % puFl. TcAus
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17
OFFICERS OF CINCINNATI
TRUST FIRM INDICTED

Cincinnati. e.. March i..--Scrrtt
indictments V.rc returned today
against former officials uf the Ciucin'
natl Trust company of which George
%. COX WITS president The indtct
mous we're sealed and court oihcinls
declined 60 sa, how many had been
returned. o. WAS said tho defendants
would not br cited into court untl
tomorrow \nuir~ of the Trust COM
puut have u,"u under Investigate Iu
most ul th, time since Its absorption
yy1r ago Do, th, pruytdcut SAVINGS
MnnL md IrneL .lmnAnN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17
FRANK G0TCH MATCHED
IN
TO MEET ULRICH
By leased Wire To- Evening licraId.

IlN Leased Wire tu Evening Herald.
Humboldt. Iowa March ~.
Frank Gotch. wrestling champion ~
the world. today signed articles O"
meet George l.. Lurich. Tor ten years
th. undyi,ut'd champion OF Europ.
90 Kansas city April g. m, tn.
uuuur,W,ut was mad. ht I"ul
kmak. his manager. % o. said Got %
wit rrc,it, sl5.ONo.
The match will take place under
th, auspices of The Missouri Athletic
Zurich be- the man who defeated
George Itackcnschm dt two years pri-
pr 90 Gotchs victory nt chicago. The
linol decision of IN" champion to re-
enter the wrestling game was the ro
suit Of conferences with his manager
Tor last week
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17

Kansas Iiu. March tnul, o.,
.'Irt, $3.50 Including >uu souh,rus
.i1H'i. native steers. St.tuu H.uu.
southern steers. SG.t.Hs.e5. southern
COWS and u,if,rs tlgI1 uu.,
COWS and 1yItcrs SIs5HN.iU; rtuok.
,rs aud feeders SG.s5UN.lu. bulls
Si.iuU ,.-'. CALVES. S1oUn lO..5.
Western steers S,puttN.5t. western
COWS. Sl.au $40.
llogs-- itrc"ip.s a.n""; higher. bulk
sN.No1Fo", hca,A, SN.55WN.so; puck
'ts and butchers. 100000. Hrht
SN.Hun Dos, piss. ti.sun 500.
~h,ep-- iiccripts 5000 head. hlgh.
a.; muttona t5.1Ofl 100. rolorad,
lambs tN.45WN.gU, range wcthers uu,
yenrllngs. tG.0aW 500, runec owes
S5.uUHG.T5.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17
lnstAntl, clear, Me Passage Non
Hreaihc Itccls. Nasty Discharge
stops. llcud Iolds and pan Head
nsiw Vanish.

Get "a small bottle anyway jusi Go
lry u Apply little n the nusirils
and mstantlt Youf cioggcd m'se and
stuppod.up air passages ul th" head
vili open. son viii breathe uculN
dizziness aud headuch he disappear ny
morning ths catarrh. cold la head oF
catarrhal sore throat viii be- uone
sud such misery now Get lhe
small hottie of "Elys Cream iialm
az ana drug store THIS sweet. ira
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17
.ELYS CREAM BALM OPENS CLOGGED
NOSTRILS AND HEAO--CATARRH GOES

grauJ balm dissoNes hy ihp hoat 90
thc uuslriis pcn,trntes and hoals The
inflhmed. sNulieu membrane witch
lines the nose. head and throat, clears
thv air pUssugrS. STOPS nasty dis.
charges end fenuus az cleansins.
Hp"thing relief comes inmcdintelt
Don't los awake tonight siineslina
for breath with head stuffed. naslpiis
cl"srd hnwhinp aud biuWms. Gas
tHrfh or told. with IA fnnnlaa aNAe
foul muc"us drnpplns into ths ihfoni
nnd raw dauess ~ disiress.ng but
tuih needless.
Put yuur faith nist enct Ia
"Eiy'H cream iaIm" aud ,0ar c1id
or ca,,Urh win surely disappesi.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17
SIGNIFICANT NAME FOR
AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL
~, Irn-cd Wire To- s,cning Herald.

Wv isu-"u VIE 20 tt'niug Herald
London. March o., Australians aIv
considerably agitat,d according tu thv
daily chronicles correspondent iu
Mrlbuutur Dos tho report th1t can
D,rta. the name recent, selected Tor
iur new ld,lI capitol aits of the com
mouUoiltu. really means Laughing
iu,kasS
Archibald Weston. 30 Noted Queens
lIud authority on aboriginal names.
muk,s co." auuHiug assertion after
udtu4 the derivation OF tho word.
Thusv ,tho regard ih, auth"rs Vcr-
,rum,u, for not taking the rr"lm-
iuurl pro'1utiuu OF having as.crt1incd
th, m,pulug ot "tHub"rri' before
t,mjug tu o. decision
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17
Cbicago livestock

chicago. March, Hugs Re-
c'ipts $4,000; market strong 10 20
cents higher. bulk. SN.pumatU: light.
."ufiH.21, mixed, Ss1uuH1s.
heavy, S>.sUtiH.Uf's. rough. sN.som
Sta, pigs. Ssl5uaIu.
tNul, Receipts 1000. general,
'"r higher. h,,,rs. S1.3.1a.a5. Texas
-',,r, kt.tu1i 5.G5. western steers.
NG.Naf,N.Its Sto.k,r- and feeders
ft.l"fi $3.50. COWS and h"it,rs, SAso0
>.lo. calves y5.sunl2.u
Shr,p E,g.ip's 10000 head. mar
k'i -uuus Goo go cents higher. native
Nt..p' '.la. western. SG.iUH5 .u.
h'1rliugs S5.as'N.3., nmhs native
FN.l"HH.Iu. western. ySIusiplu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17
chicago Beard ~ rrade.

Chicagn. March wheat prices
hardened today on account uf the fact
that pn traders were apparently over.
sold Thls was especially the ease in
tine Muy option Liverpool repuris of
improved d,mnnd from tli" continent
tended Go Arip the bulls. OPENING
prices wore i-N0I-lc lower io i-Sm
I-tc higher. May started at NSisc "a
~ a-t1 Nh s-Nc. vnrying from t-Sc
tower tu t-Na t-4c advance. aud
rose tc NN s-Nc. The clos" WINS ncr-
vous with MAY s-Sc net lower 90
~ l-tr
May corn upouod unchanged To- i-Sc
up Jt sliar tu 90 s-Nc and f"ll 10
50 ,-sc but reacted go % 5.SWs sac.
The c,uso was nrm at 81 3-tc for May.
90 net loss "f i-tc.
Mly oatS started sixteenth 10 i-Sc
on at 8gaas t-Nc To 81 1-NWgs l-tc.
declined to 80 5-SW see aud ratified to
SO lac.
notwithstanding au advance ln
hogs. provisions watcr"d at the out
s't First sales were stsc lower Co
9 iac up. with Muy yeo.5U for pork
Slo.6fis tor ard. ana tiJ.No for ribs.
CLOSING prices.
Wheat May NNc. July. ~ l-SH
~ Lite. sent. NNMNN l-Sc.
Corn MAY 81 3-ic, July 50 i-Sc.
sept, - t-tc.
Oats--May. 3e i-N1se lao; JuN,
o. J.SC. sept. 30 1-Sc.
PORK May. Seo.iO; July. sso.e5g
2o.e1 o. Sept. 1865.
Lprd-May. Sto.6Iis: May. So
CO 81. sept. Slu.Geis.
Ribs May lO SO: july. &l0.65Iv.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17
The Markets
WALL STREET.
By Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald !
Mnti street.

NoN york March li- Traders
Nrrv ptoui,I flow lower prices toe
duy. owing iu ta, abandonment of th"
Hartman dissolution plan further
SOLD export and .,ntinuange of light
money ratios The Hartman stocks
moved uidgl u London before The
opening price aut the weakness of
linton pa,lHe and the strength of
southern p1,.u, abroad iulll reelected
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17

~,alrd Proposals Wtli h. received by
TIE b'aid of regents of the New ucy-
t'u Military Institute. Roswell. New
MeNiru. up To- - o'ciock noon the i5th
das 81 Amii, iDia. for thc 'sn-gFa'-
tiun at - thirty -rcon addition to tlsc
brick hnrtn'ks. according "a pian~ and
-pcsiiicntsou- uu Hlc ~ tl,c nIlisT at
! u. \ W VI Iiapp. arldtcts. Trim
idad. Cuiuradu. and Ssusa ~, New
MtNi,r. ai,u at thr oilicc 1r THE -Iper-
inlcnd,u uf tlic Institute.
Proposal. must he accompanied hY
n certified check in amnnnt io per-
cent ~ tie uinpu-nl. according q"
conditions accompanying -issiiisH-
tiuu-
Tic hoard rc~ersc- tlw right To- &C.
irct nut nnd AZ hisl~.
JN~ ~. WILSON.
superintendent
liu-Wrii NC,s MrNi,u.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDs
KANSAS GUARANTY LAW

Washington. March n The SUI
premc court to-day formally upheld
as constitutional thu kansas bank
guaranty deposit act OF 1893. The
act was held constitutional about two
years ago after objection by the state
banks. bat the national banks 81 Kan
sns stu persisted iu their faint
against the law.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17

New York, March copper
arm, standard spot ond March. ytL-
-.
Tin easy. spot aud March. tt5.G7u
ISIS.
Lead steady. Sl8Un
SIcltrr steady, SG.3jm6.lj.
Autimouy dun CooAsuu's. Sp.5i
$40.
Iron steady
Iron steady.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17
DISAGREEMENT IS
END OF SECOND
TRIAL Of DR.. HYDE
Jury Out Since Thursday
Night Unable to Reach
Agreement in Celebrated
Kansas City Case.

Kansas city Mo, March H. After
having dciiberntcd since 90 o'clock
Thursday night the jury in the ease
"f IN o. Clark Hyde. on triai iIr
the murder 81 col Thomas ~ swOpc.
millionaire phlanthropist. reported
at 1885 o. boo. today o. disagreement
aud was discharged
Tho Jury stood mine for ocuulitar
three for cun,ictiuu
Tho first ballot stood s.yen Tor cuu.
,ictiuu. rh, for acuuittul This vote
remained unchanged until Friday
night when there uas reversal to
nine for ncuuitlul uud thr., tor CONE
virtiun. kline" then uutu discharged
todu, thvr. had been uu chang,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17
LILO or Nnnlltha s,m,.-.

New York. March i,-Thc stand.
ard on company OF New York today
announces an advance ~ - cent "a
gallon iu all grades of nRphthu fot
export The last general advance iu
n1phtha was made on January Z.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17
ATTORNEY =. \, MILLER
- DANGIROUSIN III

! A. MIlI,r Of tho INV INN oI MIC
Der ana craig is reported critically
W az his homo ana grave fears arr
entertained tor hiH recovery Ma
Mluor recently recovered from an at
tack OF humps ana is said TO have
had relapse With soti"us results.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WASTED Two stations. Percherons
"r grade Percherons state ago.
pric" and whore bred. also Hereford
bulls T.. T Louergan superintendent
Pueblo Indian agency
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17

= ana afraid that eirl has ,"r,bro-
spinal trouble" said tho neurological
man,
'No she hasn't answered his wife.
'She Is merely trying GO WALK in such
n was as tu Keep her large hat 900
precisely the proper angle NoW
Noth Wurld
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17
nar silver and Mc4Lan Iiollar.

Sew York March i1.--i'rime mer-
coutll, paper. So uG per cent. com.
mercRi bills. ttNgts
liar silver o. isc
McNloan dollars. tTHc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17
Wonnn Mrct. ncni In Nlnanrn

Niagara FAILS. y. " March u.
Miss joe Nninc Kisiltch. aged 80. of
BUFFALO. while viewing the falls win
q party of friends from o point ON
Luna island, lost her balance, tclI
into the river and was carried oven
the American falls. The body wa'
NOT recovered.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17

Dos Moiurs Co., Mnrch lt ''arI
Z. Nnrb,r Of l.akc Mills. va. who's,
body WIS found in % pork here had
tied both ends ut % Handkerchief 90
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17

ST. Louis. March Ill Wool stead, ;
territory and western mediums, eia
e5c' nne mediums, tsn zoe; nuc. t3W
i1r.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17

Now york March i7--Coiton ,spo,
closed puiet, middiing uplands, tis.-
go, mlddllng gun sass. sules, ll00
bdlrs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17

New York. March ~. Money on
coli arm. iisH5 per cent. Time
loans easier. sixty days. per cent.
ninety days. 80, nG per cent: six
months, 5i.W5a, per cent.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17

81 Louis. March l,.---Lcad steady.
tt2oa t:sia Scpltcr quiet. S6.20u
.G.-5.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17
CnIinn ni t.nI,c-Inn
-. louis SIl,ItCr,

LIVINGSTON, M0rCh = --COttun IN.
changed. i2ir,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17

the triggers az duuhle bef sac.
placed me nussle al hls Nte aN4
using hle 200, IN thH nHNfFNN'Nf
loop. direhnrafd the sup. Ite tpi-
onefs verdict declared Hnlrlde.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-31
OTTAWA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Purse. 800; maiden three-year-olds
and upward; six furlOngs Henry Rite, m5 Gala
han), II to S, won; Lord Ladas ll2 Connolly, to
l. second: Corn Cracker los lSnydeTi. Is to l. third
Time IS IS. Ursula Thompson. Syossstt, Betray,
Maloney aud W w Clark also nan.
SECOND RACE-Pwse. 500: Canadian foaled
thTee-year-olds and upward: mile. Rock Spring,
l09 (Kederis,. TO l, won Ondramon, lls UJOuns-
beFTyl. to l. second: Maid Of Frumme % tTaylorl.
TO l. third. Time lsi3. Mary Bud. CrystaWOga.
Capersauce, and Ondramida also ran.
THIRD RACE-Purse 81 so: three year-olds and
upward; one and 'one-quartsr miles Rife Brigade.
IS tGrayl TO 4, won: Great Britain, l07 tObertD,
TO T. second Cliff Stream, lO5 (Snydsl, TO third.
Time 21s Only three starters. Rife Brigade and
Great Britain coupled Henri entry.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, 500; steeplechase; four
year-ods and upward short cours: about two miles.
Promoter, IS5 tClarkl, % to l. won: Noble. l3i
tOConnerl. 8 to /. second; LuckOla l55 IofebrOl,
to l. third Time 3:5I Half Across. Delicious.
Foxcraft Clan Alpine, Moltke, Lizzie Flat, and
Jack Dennerfin also ran-
FIFTH RACE-Purse 500; twoyear-olds; selling;
1--WE furlongs. Zodiac, lO6 tCallahan). to l. won
Grazslle. IN. Snyder. to l. second; Louise
IiseIIa. Reauiram, Free Trade, The Idol, Nancy
Orme. and Single also nan.
SIXTH RACE-Pufse $50: all ages; selling; FIVE
and one-half furlongs- Ton SayeTs. Ill tGrayl, to
J. won; Neneta Strome. ia adams % TO l. second;
IneisioH, Ill tSnyderl, TO l. third. Time, 0s Is.
Serenata, Jonduil. Ugo. Rye Straw. Sylvestrs, Chill
ton Queen. Double Five, Jim L. and Southern
shore also
SEVENTH RACE-Three- year-olds: selling: one
and one-sixteenth miles: purse $50 Chester Krum
Ill Connolly. to won; Gerard. (Callahan), s
to !. second: Mafiet q Carter. 70 TO l, third
Time 1:i9 IS. Ursula Emma TfoVato Hadenan,
and Henry Hutchinson also ran
The Washington herald., 1913-08-31

I The negotiations leaSng up to the &C.
| tion which eliminated in the final ac-
ceptance by Sir Thomas Upton Of the
conditions insisted upon BY the New
York Yacht Club. by virtue Of rights
given through the deed Of sift. have been
| long drawn out and nerve-racking to
| many sportsmen. who. up to a short
while ago. believed that the chances of a
series were nil because of the insisteucC
BY Sir Thomas that the defender should
be Of the same dimensions as Shamrock
". the challenger.
Although no positive action has been
taken in regard to the building of a de-
fender, it is known that designers are
at work on two boats, which will. in all
likelihood. be of the size mentioned by
Sir Thomas Upton, seventy-five feet.
water line.
The communication which decided the
matter was a cablegram from r. l..
Garrett. honorable secretary of the Poyal
Ulster Yacht Club, in answer to a let
ter which had all the earmarks of the
last word in the matter. sent by George
A. Cormack, secretary Of the New York
Yacht Club. The cable read as follows:
Your letter OF the Slst ultimo re-
ceived. We are sorry our cable of July
u has given rise to misunderstanding
The conditions proposed by our club were
accepted and signed by the Royal Ulster
Yacht Club with a full appreciation OF
clause you now emphasize. namely. all
the agreements and understandings be-
tween the two clubs are set forth in the
foregoing enumeration of conditions"
The only change in the conditions a.
against those which have governed the
contests in previous years was one asked
for by the Royal Ulster Yacht Club. and
which increases the time limit from FIVE
and -one-half hours to six hours
The Washington herald., 1913-08-31
QUAKER CITY GIANTS
TO PLAY HERE TODAY
Meet Washington Giants and Vigilants
in Double-Header at Vigi-
LIANT Park.

The Philadelphia Giants win cross bats
with the Washington Giants and the
Vigilants this afternoon at Vigilant
Park, the first game starting promptly
at 1:3O o'clock. The Quaker City ag-
gregation is rated as one of the fastest
teams in the East, and the local clubs
will have to hustle to WIN.
The second game this afternoon will
see the following men line up on the
field:
Philadelphia Giants-Grant 2b; oliver.
IS: Brown, CT; Parks, c; Hankins, If;
Forbes, 3b; Sykes, H. Mcdonald, II;
Sangford, p; Green, p; Bradford, p;
Mcdonald, p. Vigilants-Martin, 2b;
SpauIding, SIS; Green, CT; Munich, C;
OBrien. IF; Howard, Sb; Setz, 1b; Heck.
II; CoIley, p Kelly, p; Kidwell, p;
johnson, ..
Tomorrow the same teams win clash.
the first game starting at I:9O O'Clock.
Messrs Billy Belts and Joe Handiboe
will umpire the contests.
Oliver, the crack quarter back and
shortstop of Howard University; Ford
and Sykes, of the same institution, are
the local boys who have created so
much talk.
The Philadelphia Giants arrived late
last night, direct from Atlantic City.
where they have been playing a series Of
games.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-31
STEUBENER LEADS
GUNNERS IN CLASS A
Carries of First Honors in Monthly
Spoon Shoot of Analostan Gun
Club-Tie in B Section.
NO LABOR DAY MEET TO BE HELD

Nineteen marksmen faced the traps
yesterday afternoon in one of the most
interesting Journeys held by the Ana
lostan Gun Club on the Eastern Branch
Range, near Benning Bridge, this season.
and high scores were in order through
out the program. Six members shot in
the double events.
Phil Steubener carried Of first honors
in Class A of the monthly spoon shoot
as he lost only three targets out of
fifty. A three-cornered tie resulted in
Class B.. when J. A. Brown, A. B.
Stine, and c. s. Wilson, president of
the club, each killed forty-two birds out
of the same number.
On the shoot-off Brown and Stine
each got twenty-four out of twenty-five
while Wilson dropped out. The third
shOOt-oh resulted in another tie when
each missed four out OF twenty-five
Stine finally won out in the fourth time
up when he killed twenty-five birds out
Of twenty-five while Brown got twenty
one. These were the closest scores in
the shoot this year.