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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-24

Rosa Maria. Jose Miguel, Gumerslnda
Dolores Y Maria Higinia Calaf
Fugurull y Cesar Velazquez
Calaf,
Demandantes-ape elantes.
Federico Calaf Rivera
Demandado y apelado.
No. All.
Nulidad de institution de heredero.
Opinion del Tribunal emitida por ell
Juez Presidente, Sr. Hernandez.
San Juan de Puerto Rico, II de
Febrero de 1911.
Con fecha % de Setiembre del ano
1903 los demandantes presentaron de-
manda ante la Corte de Distrito del
Distrito Judicial de ArecibO contra Ell
demandado. sobre nuldad de institu-
ci6n de heredero, cuya demanda con
tiene las siguientes alegaciones sustain
ciales:
lo.-Que los cinco demandantes son
los iiniCos anniversaries herederos abln-
testato de Juan Ramon Calaf y Marti-
nez. los cuatrO primeros o sean Rosa
Maria. Jose Miguel, GumerSinda DOlo-
res Maria Higinia Calaf y Fugurull,
pOr su propio derecho y en- concepto de
hijos naturaIes, el 30. sea Cesar We
lazquez, en- concepto de nleto natura
como hijo su vez de Carmen Calaf y
Martinez. con cuyo caracter de tales
heredcroS es que establecen la deman-
da.
2o.-Que el predicho Juan Ramon
Calaf naci0 en eSta Ciudad de San
Juan el dia 81 de Agosto de 1910, sien-
do suS padres Salvador Calaf Sierra y
Maria Antonia Martinez los que Ell
aQuella fecha durantc los nueve me-
ses precedentes profesaron la religion
cat0lica apost0lica romano, eran mayo
res de catorce doce amos respcctiva-
mente, conscientes, solteros, de condl-
ci0n libres, legos SegIares, sin que en-
tire ellos mediara genera alguno de pa
rentesco, nj relaci0n pOr raz0n de crl-
men, Y sin que tampOco nnguno de
ellos cstuviera ligado por promesa de
matrimonio q otra persona.
3o.-Que ell expresado Salvador Ca
laf Sierra reconoci0 como su hijo natu-
raj Juan Ramon Calaf Y Martinez en-
los dias en- que este 1ltimo re1ibi6 los
Sacramentos del Bautismo y de la con
frmaci0n, Y dicho Juan Ramon Calaf
Martinez falleci6 EN- Ponce el dia 9
de Octubre de 1895, habiendO sidO te-
nido considerable durante toda su vi
da como hijo natural reconocido de
su padre Salvador Calaf Sierra
4O-Que en- el ano 1890 mediante
escritura que aWoriz6 en- ell pueblo de
Manati el Notario Don Jose A. de Ia
Tore ell dia II de JUNO, Salvador Ca
laf Sierra reconoci6 como su hijo natu-
raj al demandado Federico Calaf Rive
ra, qun EN- aquella saxon alcanzaba la
edad de 45 amos, y desde unos treinta
afios antes venia viviendo en- su compa-
MIA, en- la que continue hasta ell falle-
cimiento de Salvador Calaf Sierra
5o.-Que Salvador Calaf Sierra falle-
ci6 EN- Manati el dia / de Febrero de
1903 bajo testamento alberto que otor-
90 en- "a de Mario de 1902, ante ell No
tario Don Francisco Y Mater Rivera.
6o.-Que en- ese testamento el testa-
dor Salvador Calaf Serra despu6s de
ordenar distintas mandas piadosas y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-24

" 4s " " " " " " W o 4z w W. "
Ique los demandantes sean nietos de Sal
Avador Calaf Sierra.
\ Para mayor defensa aleg6 ell deman-
ldad0.
lO.-Que Salvador Calaf Sierra habia
lnacidO Ell Espana y era espanoI hasta
Iel cambio desoberanla en eSta Isla
Imitntras que Maria Antonia Martinez
era de raza negra Y de condici6n escla-
Iva; y segun information y creencia,
natural de eSta iSla.
2o.-Que aun admitido el reconoci-
mi i'nto Gle Juan Ramon Calaf. no serlan
! los dcmandantes el demandado los
lmlcOs herederos abintestato de Saliva
1 tOr Calaf Sierra habiendo por tant0 de
fecto de parties demandantes
3o.-Que al estaBlecerse la deman-
eta habia pendiente otro pleito por la
miSma cauSa de acci0n entire las mis-
mas parties litigantes Ell la Corte de
h DiStritO de San Juan en- el cual Sc die
/ to resolution sin que hubieran transcu-
Nrrldo tleinta diaS desde Su fecha hasta
H la de Ia presentation de la demanda,
Horigen del presente caso.
Il 4o.-Que Juan Ramon Calaf falleci0
llen Ponce Ell el ano de 1898, teniendo
lIm2s de cincuenta amos de edad ha-
/ l3ndoao en- la plentiful de sus faculta-
NdeS mentales
\ oo.-Que los mismoS demandantes
npresentaron una demanda contra ell
lmismo demandado Federico Calaf ante
a Cortc de Distrito de San Juan en-
Marco de 1906 invOcando su pretendi-
la cOndici6n de nieto sucesores de
Salvador CaIaf Sierra y reclamando en-
tai cOncepto de Federico Calaf Rivera
d mitad del caudal relict0 por aauel,
;uyo caSo termin0 por resolution de
/ 26 de Noviembre del mismo ano que
teclaro con iugar las eXcepciones pues-
Htas a IL demanda desestim6 esta, sin
upermltlr enmienda. con las costas. sin
Hque contra esa decision decaratoria de
ue el padre de los demandantes Juan
Ramon Calaf no tenia ell estado de hiio
Hnatural reconocido de Salvador Calaf
Sierra, Sc interpusiera apelaci6n nj re-
Icurso alguno
oo.-Que la cauSa de acci0n que Sc
IeJercita en- la demanda esta prescrita
Segun 10 dispuesto en- los articuIos 1879
| y $40 del C6digo Civil VICENTE. 137.
| ,939 y 1864 del C6digo Civil anterior
Celebrado el juicio la Corte de Are
clbo dicto sentencia en- 30 de Julio del
1909, cuya parte dispositva dice asi ::
FALLA.
Que los hechos Y el derech0 ostanI
favor Gle los demandantes en- con
ira dei demandado; y por tanto proce-
de declarar y declara nula sin MIN
gun Valor III efecto la cIausuIa octava
del testamento de Salvador Ca1af g..
ira otorgada ante Ell Notario Don Fran
cisco !. Mater y Rivera en- "a de Mar
20 de 1902 Ell la que Sc instituye here
dero al demandado Federico Calaf Ri-I
vera con las costas del litigo careoI
del dicho demandado. !"
Contra esa sentencia interpuso 81 de-
lcontinda en- la Ia. pagina.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-24
Ell PLEITO DE CALAF
En- ell Tribunal Supreme de Puerto Rico

legadoS, declarar que en- su matrlmo
MO con Petrona Vega va dltunta nc
Ihabia tenido succession, inStltuy0 pOr 81
ilnico universal heredero a Su hlJt
natural reconOcido cl. demandado re
dcrico Calaf Rivera hacienda caso om
so dc los demandantes.
7o.-Que todos los bienes dejadOs pol
Salvador Calaf Sierra Sc hallan en- p0-
der dol demandado Federico Calaf Ri
vera. quien desde ell fallecimiento de
aQu6l viene poseyendo la totalidad de
esos bicnes. gozandolos Y hacienda su-
yos todos los frutos.
La demanda concluye con la 'Slphca
de que en- su dia Sc dicte sentencia con
ira ell dcmandado declarando que cs
nula v sin ningln valor nj efectO la ms
tituri6E de heredero que a su favor
contiene cl testamento de Salvador Ca
Iaf Sierra. de fpcha - de Mario dc
1902. V disponiendo como CONSEQUENCES
de tai declaration que sc abra la suce
sion intestada de Salvador Calaf Serra
ION las costas al demandado.
LA allegation eXpuesta bajo cl nn
nero 80 fue Ienmendada en- el SentidC
de que SuS UltimaS palabras como hi
10 natural reconocido de su padre Sal
vador Calaf Sierra fueron sustituida'
por estas como hijo natural reconoci
do por su padre Salvador Calaf Sierra
V por rden de la Corte moci0n d,
la parte demandada fueron eliminada
dc la alegacion que dejamos consigna
da baio ell numero 40. las palabraS y
mediante escritura que autorizo en- e
pueblo de Manati ell Notario Don jose
A de la Tore ell dia II de JUNO.
< la demanda con las eliminacione
hechas opuSo el demandado las siguien
tes eXcepciones previas:
la-Que la Corte carece de jurisdic
ci0n por Ia materia de la acci6n
2a.-Que los demandantes no tienel
lcapacidad legal para drmandar
3a-Quo existe defecto de parties de
lmandadas
4a.-Que varias accioncS han Sido in
| ldebidalnente acumuladas.
5a-Que la demanda no aduce he
chos sulicientes para determinar un;
lcausa de acci0n
6a.--Que la demanda es ambigua
imnteIigible dudosa.
7a.-Que la causa de acci6n que s,
ejercita esta prescrita segiin 10 dispues
TO en- los articulos 1919 $40 del CO
digo Civil Vigente, y 137 1899 1896
del Codigo Civil primitive.
Discdtidas por las parties las eXccp
Iciones presentadas por el dcmandadC
fueron declaradas sin lugar por order
de II de Enero de 1908, concediendo
Sc cincc dlas al demandado para con
testar la demanda.
Al evacuar ese tramite Federico Ca
laf neg6 que Salvador Calaf Sierra fue
IA el padre de Juan Ramon Calaf. !,
Maria A. Martinez de condici6n libre
en- las fechas en- que fu6 engendradc
y naci6 Juan Ramon, Calaf. como tam
blen que concurrieran en- ellos las con
dlcloneF que Sc expresan EN- la alega-
|cion segunda
Nego igualmente que Salvador Ca
laf Ell tempo alguno hubiera recono-
cldo Juan Ramon Calaf como a su
hlJo natural, y que Ell tai concepto 10
hubiera tenido y considerable en- epoca
alguna de su vida; neg6 por Gltimo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-24
Otra vez Weyler

Acadia de llegar San Juan ell tercef
gUmo de la interesantlslma obra, es-
crlta por Ell general don Valeriano Wey-
ler que Sc titula Mi mando en- Cuba.
Avlsamos este las personas que ad-
quirieron ell primer tomo de la impor-
tantisima obra.
Pedid ell segundo tomo en- ls libreria
lei BOI4ETIN.
80
No pida el peri6dico prestado per
lue molesta al que 10 eompra.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-26

one of the great historic land
marks of the world was destroyed
by the German army when it burn
ed the cathedral OF Notrc Dame at
nneims last week The Frenci.
new srapers denouuce tho nci as VII
ml while the Germans insist the de-
struction was merely Incident 90 the
siege OF the city
Pegun in l212 on the site of an
earlier church which had been built
by Robert de Courcy. tho construc-
tion of the cathedral was continued
al intervals down To the fliteonth
century The west front begun
about le41. was pronounced ihe
most beautiiu structure pruduf'd
anywhere in the middle ages par
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-26
INSURGENTS WIN
FIRST STRUGGLE
COY ERNuB MNNTORENA on SO
NORA DEFEATS FORCES
UNDER GEN. ma
SEVENTY KILLED IN FIGHT
tinted states Cavalry Guarding
n.rdcr Waiting Ia Capture
those Vino Attempt Ia
Cross Line

o., Accented rl.-
uuJGLAS. Ariz. Sept % Tao
CarrmM forces under General Ben
nmuu uul we're routed today by the
troops ol Governor Maytoreua ot
sonora iu the first eneagement OF
tn, nov revolution proclaimed ut
Chat State boo connection with Gen
villas defiance of Carranza
Uurs los, was seventy including
mine officers 4 hundred were cap
ured. according to Muytorena
Governor Maytorona OF Sonora, at
tucked the forces of Genera lliih
Darraura's commander. today at san
.a pafbara ilill sent special trains
tu Dmuqol for reinforccmeniF Se'
,ral of Hill's men including L.e@'
col Comes and Captain Abad were
sent to Canauea after being Woun j.
cd
HII ordered an the garrisons in
Northern sonora to assist him Ihe
Fighting is being watched by two
troops of O. S cavalry who are uh.
der orders to arrest either faction al
tempting flight across the border.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-26

hr 'asIIIHfHH IUf"e
LONDON sent SD official
statement received It E.sf.Is from
Nish saf' 'N"f. u"''I' GOT
tiuued on Sept "t uu % .runf h.
tween Zgcmik and Lotzn.tza auI 'I
front from NH.ba to ~an1''
Elsewhere the situation b. uncha".
ed The Austrian wander ..l
emissar.cs t1 Belgrade demand Oh.
tho surrender n. trn fHN D"r '.
pIy to thIs 'rsr.0Ut command $685.
au order fr .ic 0U jhH Au'r
monitors
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-26

ucularly beRu.e OF its deeply re-
eesscd triple portal and % magniIi-
cent rose window forty feet boz dla-
meter This window. ii is said, was
torn away by % German shell
Am the kings of France from
Philip a. down 10 rngrlcs * where
crowned In the Cathedral of Rheims.
and lt was before the lreat altar
there that Jeanne dare stood, ban
ner In hand. after her victorious ca-
reer. 10 witness the core. ation ot
tlarles VII. which marked the ui-
nlmeut ot her yisioH And it was in
front of that altar that sine mcil
before him and hegged The gentle
fag 100 s.lot her to trttrl 60 Nt'
tlocks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-26

LONDON. Sept 10 a Rome a
patch t0 the Contra NDNf a' '.r
Berlin general stall admit. 900 error
DOB fho anuOruccW rt tl7t thr Co..
mans had taken .au.nUH prisoner
d SAYS the aggregate number b. nos
uftt thousand OFF whom thirty 'n1H.
and are Ru-si
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-26

WASHINGTON. ID c.. sept 2'.
That thr American forces viii re
wIu u Vera cruz until the quca.
uon of authorIt, between Generals
Curunla and Villa SIS settled is the
.uus,usu. of opinion Of admini-ira-
tou officials tonight although NO de
nu'je announcement has been made
Secretary ~ War Garrison advised
General Funston not to load any
necessary baggu tc saving Americans
would NOT bo Withdrawn Tor at leu %
f.U DAYS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-26
SANTA - ENGINEEH
LOSES AEM Vt II ATuN

POST. Tex Sept % y = Car.
portcr. on eneiucerman on Oh.
switch engine ir fhc Santa w. rarIr
~ Slai0n Aas hrouFh nero T'ofdf
on g special train with hls arm bau.
~ crushed He was placed in ih.
Post sanitarum whore the arm erH
ampuiatcd luri above the elbow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-26

WASHINGTON. u g.. sept 81.
By order OF President Wilson mo
Marconl wireless station 90 Slasrou
set. Mas. was closed today neraHs'
it declined 10 recognize The rIfb'
of tho federal government f0 eNer
else a censorship over the plant
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-26

WASHINGTON % o. ssUt Esq.,.
West Texas Fair saturday Hnf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-26
GERMAN TROOPS OCCUPY CRACoW

LONDON Sept 25Tha Craeow ha, been occupied by Ger
and the under German eommsndant the Aus
an civil administration has been displayed the g Of latest sd-
vices received Perosad correspondent The Morning
Post The residents fleeing in panic.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-02-06

" new cup defender will be built s. as 70 carry >
=" 81 canvas with a view Of counteractinp the req :,
ne SaIS the keel will contain scventy-tons of lead =
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-02-06

PAXTON'S-For everything of the
best IN wines. liquors and cigars.
An excellent box ball alley for
sport and recreation. Drop in any
time and roll a game. Courteous
treatment a"A good service.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-02-06

Acknowledgements the depot. cat
ers to the trade of the general pub
lie and has on hand the bet Of at.
lines Of wines, liquor and cigars.
Excellent service and courteous
treatment. A fair share of public
patronage solicited.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-02-06

Your advertising placed in the Ev-
ening Appeal will reach the people
and bring result.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-02-06

At "Dick's Place." Saturday night
Grand concert during the evening
Everybody come.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-02-06
For Sale

For Sale
White Lcghorn day old chicks,
ready to ship January 3Uth Barred
Rocks and Rhode Island Reds. one
week later. ENOCH CREWS.
Route |, Santa Cruz, Cal
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-02-06
Official Count of State Funds

ST ATE OF NEVADA
COUNTY OF ORMSBY
Hon. Tasker l. Oddie and Hon. George Brodigan, bemg do!.
>Morn severaly say they are members OF the Board of EXAMINERS OF
the State OF Nevada; that o the 3mh day of January, 1914. they cater
having aScertained from the books Of the State Controller the mou
OF money which should be in the Treasury made AN official eNamm'-
ton and count of the money and vouchers in the State Treasury 81
Nevada, and found the same correct as follows:
Coin (total as per COntroner) -Mw------M-----$ 5A|S55o
Paid Coin Vouchers not returned to Controller 13O11Sh9
Cn, :, T.,snrv . S 307,3646
STATE SCHOOL FUND SECURITIES
rr,1cer,aIle Nevada State School Bond ....... S 3SOOOOm
Nevada, State 5 ncr cent BONDS .. 3WCNOOO
Clark County & nmr cen, Pond. 75GMOO
Massachusetts 3 per en- Bonds ---~----------------- /V!W")
Massachusetts State 81 per cen Bonds 5l5IN)N}
Idaho State 4 per cent Bonds ~--~~~------~ lH7 MWiD
California State Highway / per cen Bonds ...--~. 1IMOOO
New Mexico State ; per cent Bonds .--...-... --.--.. l25MOlm
Churchill County MS ) per cen Bonds OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 65lOW)
Nyc County 6 per cent Bonds - 100000
Total as per Controller 5274S335
Grand toml
TASkER /. ODDIE.
GEORGE BRODIGN.
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this 3oh day OF january. A.
d, 1914.
J. DOANE. Notary Public. Orn~hy County, Nevada.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-02-06

u nan the charges against Tammanv hall RI 70 \,
ryan was right when he declined TO allow thot ,ra,.:
ne last national convention. ~
The Washington herald., 1914-05-14
Cox, Twirlins for O Streeters.
Is Hit Hard Score
Is 6 to 2.
DEAN STAR PERFORMER
~ CHARLES ". SWAN.

Eastern High Schools scrappy little
ball dub got busy yesterday afternoon
and handed the Central tribe 6-to-2
beating. hammering Walter Cox to all
corners of the lot.
The box score shows nine safe blows.
but there were really ten made. Capt.
Dyer, of Eastern. getting a triple which
did not count owing to his failure TO
touch first base. Coz was hit hard.
his support was wobbly, and the East
erns simply walked away with the con-
test.
The features stood out. the pitching
Of worden Dyer and the sensational
work of "Katsy'' Dean. the "Ty Cobb"
Of the high schools. Dean played
great fielding game. and his work on
the bases was the real thriller OF the
game. In the eighth session, after
reaching second on Roberts error.
"Katsy'' dug for third. and then
sprinted for the plate. causing the Cen
trail lads to throw wild. and scoring
with ease.
Helm at third for Central played his
usual nashy game.- taking care OF
eight chances without a slip-up. Lou
GoebeI did the receiving for Eastern
and caught q clever game. handling
Dyer, who was a little wild. in good
form. Score:
The Washington herald., 1914-05-14
Veteran. Realizing He Is
Slipping" Quits the
Diamond.
OTHER SPORT COMMENT
p, WILLIAM rEET.

Harry Lord. third baseman and cap
tain Of the Chicago White sox. jumped
the team few hours after the first
game here Tuesday and is now at his
home near Portland, Ne.
I'm through with baseball for good.
Have been playing long enough. and out
of my earnings have saved a little
money am going home to my wife and
family. I'm homesick for them" Lord
said to one of his team mates just before
he boarded the midnight express Tues
day for New York.
Manager Callahan. Of the White Sox.
was the most surprised man in the world
when he came down to breakfast at the
Hotel Bellevue yesterday morning and
Hal Chase told him that Lord had quit
the club.
According to Chase. the Sox captain
had confided in him that he was through
with baseball, adding that he was dis
guste6 with the poor showing made this
season and asked Chase to see Callahan
and explain.
The baseball writers with the White
Sox are of the opinion that Lord, real
izing he had slowed up considerably the
last two years, was discouraged and
homesick. The present batting order of
the Sox contains so many fast young
sters that Lord naturally saw the hand
writing on the wall. He has steadfastly
maintained that he would quit the game
the minute he felt himself slipping.
Lords sudden departure Tuesday night
probably answers the question. At least
the Chicago baseball writers think SO.
Manager Callahan last night when
asked for statement regarding the mat
ter, said: "I am sorry Lord has left
u.s. He is a fine fellow personally, a
good ball player. and as he had signed
two-year contract ! would have kept
him during the life of the instrument
1t is true that he has not played up to
his usual form this season. and probably
was discouraged. I shall not attempt to
pursuade him to change his mind and re-
join our club
that Lord had jumped to the Federals,
saying: ~
Lord is as square as die. He would
life on that
This talk that I fined him for fail
ing to cover third base in the game
here Tuesday is lie. / have never fined
Lord since I have been manager of the
Chicago club. ! did not even censure
him for not Oeing on the bag and cost
ing US a run"
Lord has been with the White Sox
since the summer of 1910. He was trad
ed to Chicago with Infielder Andy Nc
Connell, for Pitcher Frank Smith and
Third Baseman Billy PurteIl 1t was
one of John l. Taylor's wild trades in
which Chicago derived all the benefit.
ssss
For the third game of the series
The Washington herald., 1914-05-14
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

W1NVN 1GnCU1 NdScG4S'
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.
Allentown n-wilmington-Rain.
Harrisburg. 4: Reading, 2
York. o; Trenton. l.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City. 1: Milwaukee, o.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-14
CHEAPE AGAIN WITH
ENGLISH POLO TEAM
Lord Wimborne Selects Team to Op-
pose Americans in First Match
on June 20.
Special Gable to The Washington Herald.

Special Gable to The Washington Herald
London, May 13-Lord wimborne an
nounced today that Capt L. st. G.
Cheape, a member of the last years
team. had consented to accompany the
British polo team to the United States
1T may now be definitely announced
that team will be sent to the United
States" said Lord Wimborne I'VE have
decided upon rhe lineup, and the only
problem now is to find substitutes" Can't
Cheape will play at back in the place
Of Maj. Hunter. w. S. Buckmaster hav-
ing refused to accept an invitation to
play. In addition to Cheape, the British
team will be composed OF Capt Tomkin-
son, No. 1; Capt. Bingham. No. 2; Capt
Barrett, No. g.
No request for 4 postponement will be
made. said Lord Wimborne, the first
match being played on June 20, the date
set.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-14
DOWNEY TO PITCH
AGAINST THE FEDS
Former Minor Lacquer to Work for
the Andrews Club on
Sunday.

Manager Edmonston, Of the Andrews
Papermen, announced last night that he
would work Lefty Downey. the star
hurler OF the Treasury League. against
the Baltimore Federals Sunday at An
drews Park. Fifteenth and H streets
northeast, the game starting at O'Clock
As this will be the hrst of the Federal
League clubs to appear at Andrews Park,
q record crowd Is looked for. Manager
Edmonston has signed up his team. prac-
tice sessions will be held tomorrow. and
as big force of men are working on
the park. everything should be In readi-
ness for the first game of the local
semi-pro season Sunday.
With Downey doing >the hinging. Man
ager Edmonston will have Platt. Giovan-
netti, and Zachary as catchers; Riddle.
Hayes. Martin. and Howard In the in
field. and Rawlings, Fury. Clayton.
Green. and Walter In the outfield. As
reserve hurlers, the Papermen will have
Chief Greene. Ed. Kelley. Frank CoIley.
and Forest Thompson.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-14

johnson Defeats
Peu in Finals
Eastern Trims s
Centrdl,S S Team
BUSINESS CHANCES
GO A.GLnMERING

The Business High schsol ball
elub received q setback yester-
Day when Coach Paul Waite an-
neuneed that Ed Kelley, esptsin
and star hurier Of the tesn. has
been asked to turs In HIS suit.
"kelley was told TO either 20 to
Alexsndria with the team sf quit,
asd when he did not show sp for
the trip, he systematically dis
nissed himself.1 said Coach
white last night.
Kelley has pitched three gaDes
for the stenoEraphers In the
school series, winniax tive and
losing one. Brennan will work
the hnsi game Of the series
against Eastern next week.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-14

Ran for Schmidt in ninth.
fBstted fsr Deal in ninth
:Batted for Whaling In ninth.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-14
ROWING INTERRUPTED.
Special to The Washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald.
New Haven. Conn. May 13.-Yale's
daily rowing was broken up this after
noon by the swash OF a freight steamer
that came pounding into the harbor
while the varsity eight was racing the
class crew that Is to go to Cambridge
Saturday to row the winners of the
Harvard regatta Both eights were nearly
filled with water and were compelled to
stop rowing. After the swamping Of the
crews they padded a short distance and
finally stopped There were no changes
in the crew.