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BULsE REDEEMs HIMSELF
BiG wentern Two-Ycnr-Old Takes
SnnfOrd Memorial Strikes.

SARATOGA. N. V. August 7.-Bulso.
THO big chestnut Western two-year-
old champion that came hero with an
unsullied record only to have 1t tar
nished by Dominant on tho opening
day. redeemed himself this afternoon
ny winning the Sanford memorial
stakes. six furlong classic. valued at
The CONQUEST, was made more mo-
mornble through tho fact that George
Smith. the Maryland and Canadian
champion. showed his colors for the
first time In his career to the Western
runner.
Bulse ran In the colors of j. w. Par
IRISH. carried 127 pounds. gave weight
away to all his rivals, made Nil tho
running. stood off n heartbreaking
challenge and went ovcr tho line one
length TO tho good.
The Wcsterners made clean sweep
for three young horses from old Ken
lucky came home within the money.
Trial by Jury came In first in tho
rich Travcrs stake, but as soon rs he
had returned to the scales and his
jockey. Davies. had weighed out the
stewards disqualified because of an
accident in the first furlong. a jam
occurred which nearly resulted in
Lady Rotha going down. Right after
tho mishap Trial by Jury shot to tho
front and scnmpered over the limo six
lengths to the good.
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WILL HAVE BUTTON DAY
TO HELP BASEBALL TEAM
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open stands for the small price OF 10
ccnts-onc dime. ~
WELCOME DAY WILL.
NE MADE ny OCCASION

The Richmond team returns home on
Monday. but takes n rest that day, Il
douhle-hcadcr being offered on Tues
day. This will be dubbed welcome
Day. and all button wearers will be
admitted free. y band will be on hand
10 dispense music and other cere-
monies Will he performed.
The Richmond team has struck it's
stride now. and should begin to play
real baseball. From all reports. ODon-
nell is Il real catcher and with Schau-
fclc IN condition, tho receiving end
should he we'll taken care OF. Russell
and M"rrfsscte are going strong and
Cottrcll and Cram are in good enough
condition TO help them out. Pick. too,
Will be back In the game when the
tenn got, home.
Speaking OF Pick, recalls the famous
bout with Johnny Bates in Montreal.
This fight, according to Dunn, was n
fake. Pick and Bates are the best Of
friends and room together on road
trips. "Dunnie" pronounces all stories
about the fight to he untrue the play
ers were merely Euying each other,
and the talk, being overheard by out
sidcrs. was misconstrued. Not n blow
was passed.
y meeting has been called by Mr.
Hotchltlss for tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock at the National state and
City Bank when tho Button Day
plans will be worked out In detail.
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ever. she succeeded In acquiring tho re-
lease OF her husband, and q few days
afterward tho double tragedy occurred.
DEsPONDENT OVER
Loss OF POSITION,
Fox Is snid to have lost his posi-
tion as result OF his arrest, and this
discouraged him so much that he bo-
came respondent. His despondcncy, 1t
Is said. led to tho shooting of his wife
and himself. Friday afternoon he
made his threats and defied neiEhbors
to como to tho rescue OF his wife. He
fired several shots at her, one cntcr-
ing tho abdomen and puncturing the
intestincs nine times and the othor
piercing ono OF her limbs. Little hope
was held out for her from tho first,
and she expired early yesterday morn
Ing. He walked Into his parlor and
shot himself dead fcw minutes after
he had mortally wounded his wife.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Fox were children
OF policemen. Her father, G. o. Ball,
and tho father of her husband were
formerly members OF the local police
force.
Fox is survived by three brothers.
Richard L.. Fritz and William r. Fox,
and by two sisters, Mrs. Il. H. Nc
Donald and Mrs. Joseph Montgomery.
Mrs Fox is survived by two sons by
her first marriage and three children
by her second marriage.
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Cross-AtInntic Flight.

Gabriel Voisin Is famous scientist
and manufacturer of aeroplanes. War
has taught him something. He says
that even now 1t is possible for an
aviator to fly from France to America
and he predicts tho establishment of
regular aeropIane transatlantic SER
vice in the future. He Is positive that
1t Will come. French aviators and on
gineers have mastered the science OF
aviation and aero flights across tho
Atlantic, they say. Is more than q
dream War is responsible for many
marvellous inventions. German scien-
lists point out that costly drendnauShts
are a thing Of the past and that the
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Play Thirteen Inninrs.

NEWARK. August IA sensational
pitchers battle between Packard and
Keulbacch ended in near riot to-day
when Newark came from behind In
the, thirteenth. overcoming a two-run
lead scored by the Packers in their
half OF the inning; Laporte forced
Interference on the part of tho base
runner, preventing double play.
tousch scored while Goodwin hold tho
ball. Easterly attempted to strike
Umpire Johnston. and the fans surged
into the field. Huhn's error. Shaw's
single. Bradley's double and Kruger's
sacrifice scored the two Kansas City
runs in the thirteenth. For Newark,
NcKcchnic singled. Esmond doubled
and errors by Goodwin and Shaw, with
Rousch.B daring base running. did tho
rest. Reulbach had thirteen assistB
Perfect throws by Chadbournc and
Scheer cut off runs at tho plate early
In tho game.
Score by innings: r. H. e.
6oooo:loiooiooio3.s ~ 2
oo6'oiooiooiooios:4 II 3
Batteries: Packard and Ensterly:
Tteulbach and Rhriden.
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LOCAL OARSMEN TO
MEET NOTED CREWS
Continued from First Page.

vclop sufficient speed to keep the new
coat from running away with them.
Tho club is extremely fortunate in
having among it's members two such
nrst-class coNswains Woodson Wad-
dy and Summerficld Brock. Waddy con-
trolls the rudder strings In the four.
while Brock does likewise in the eight.
Neither of them is ever Mt q loss for
the right word mt the right time. They
both handle the crews exactly as 4
skillful jockey handles thoroughbred
racchoree. consequently there Is no
chance OF either tho four or eight races
on Labor Day being lost by bad steer
ing.
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HUSTLERS DIVIDE HONORS

:, ROCHESTER, y. T.. August o.
days double header by to 3, through
free hitting, but Jersey City turned the
tables in the second encounter, win
Ring. who started for Rochester and
Jersey City respectively In the second
game, failed 10 last out the first in
ming. The Hustlers attained a two-run
lead by free hitting. but errors helped
the Shelters to four runs In the sew
G or and ninth innings, Five OF
game were for extra bases. The third
base play Of Beatty and the hitting OF
Clemens and Stevenson in the first
game. and OF Truesdaie Bues. P,ez and
Beatty in the second, featured. Scores:
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Throat Cut BIZ Unknown Man.

While Virgil Calvin, colored. of East
Richmond, was proceeding on his way
homo early last night. some one climbed
into tho wagon, in which he lay asleep,
and inflicted a deep cut in his throat
with knife or razor. The man was
found and hurry call sent for the
ambulance Ambulance Surgeon Dog
govt treated tho man and took him to
tho Virginia Hospital. where his con-
aition Is said to BIO rather serious.
Gavin was unable to give any idea
as 10 the Identity Of his assailant
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Cutting AnrnY.

Joseph A. Patterson. Jr., was arrest
ed last night by Policemen Carr and
Wyatt on a charge Of assaulting and
cutting William Burch, Clio South Pine
Street. with knife The men arc
said to have quarreled. Burch getting
the worst of the argument. He was
struck In the forehead and stabbed In
the left side. Ambulance Surgeon
DogGett treated him and reported his
condition as fairly good late last night.
Patterson Will be given an oppo rtunity
to explain to Justice Crutchheld in
Police Court tomorrow morning.
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kinGN MfIln Lendh Vet

"As1iINGTON.'Augu with only
me match TO play. Kings Mills. Ohio.
n lfnts by ~ points for tho national
10 Itohship trophy in the small bore
NJ Sh"ot; under the auspices Of the
~ RIFE Association. The ,h!r-
S 81; Ks.nF p,c Miiis' $685. Auburn. n Y.
$3.50, New York. s.2sa: Fre,nnnt Ike nSie'
ss'66sV! 81 Louis, s.la2. Meeker. Colo.
SS:osS: Tore Hnute s.os3: PortsmouiH,.
1 1S1nriom. Va s,oos. Pittsburgh, 1901
:a5e ''a"o' hs9l; CyDresa Hills. n. Y,
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GRAYS WIN TWO

BUFFALO. y. Y. August 7.-Proyi
dence won a pair OF games from Buff
:a-o here this afternoon. the first. 8
second IN rather easy fashion. 10
: Huffalo tied the score Of the f1rst
game IN the ninth Clean hitting
scored three runs for the visitors iS
NE thirteenth Seven runs IN the sixth
!nning OF Inc second game. after Buf
,@Io nae gathered four, put that Sea
S'-'' on 'ce '9 E,n ne champions. Scores:
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Glen Allen Defeats Lakeside

Glen Allen defeated the fast lake.
side team yesterday afternoon, . to
A. The pitching OF VI. King and the
batting Of Leach were the features
of the game. Leach slammed out n
second base and two out. which won
the game. Bennett pitched good ball
for the LAX esidc team. The game was
called In the eighth by agreement to
allow the team to catch their train.
Score by innings: II. H z.
Glen Allen ....o0I 010I 02-5 Q
Lakeside 900 OIL O--5 9 0
Batteries: Glen Allen, NJ. King and
Mattern; Lakeside. Bennett and Wood.
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Slsccter. Get Plnyer,.

NEW YORK. August THE New
York American Club announced tho re-
lease of Plus Schwert. catcher, and
Eugene Laydcn, outfielder. to tho Jer-
sey City Club Of the International
League. Schwert came here last year
from the University of Pennsylvania.
and Laydcn recently was purchased
from the Columbia team Of the South
Atlantic League. Both players will re-
port to their new club Tomorrow.
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little submarine Is responsible for their
undoing. Some ocean liners will be
knocked out Of commission and tour
lists will cross the Atlantic in wonder
full palaces OF the air. We are just
emerging from the dark ages OF civili-
zation. There are wiser people and
moro sublime civilizations coming
Fort Worth Record.
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Services In woodland Heights.

Rev. j. c. c. Dunford will preach AT
the Woodland Heights Baptist Church
this morning at IL o'clock. At night
union services will be held. the CON
gregation OF the Woodland Heights
Methodist Church worshiping at The
Baptist Church. Rev. a. c. Bergman
will preach.
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Highland Springs Defeat. Cobbs.

In game featured by the heaVY
hitting of Gibson Harvey and Will
liams, and Dukes fielding, coupled
with n home run drive by Kramer. the
Highland Springs team defeated Cohbs
by the score of to I. Collins's field
Ing and Nunnalie's batting featured for
Cobbs.
Harvey Williams and Gibson each
made four hits apiece.
Score by innings: r. II. f.
Cobbs 100000 81 IL
Highland Spgs. OF 3 0l122 80 Is 2
Batteries: Nunnalie and 3agby;
Scott and Gibson.
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Automobile. In co,lt.,on.

An automobile, the property OF Fritz
owned by Mrs. H. w Rountree near
Cherry Street and Park Avenue early
yesterday afternoon. None of tho oc-
cupants Of the cars WAS Injured al
though each OF the machines suffered
to some extent.
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Girl Shot In Leg.

Rebecca Mitchell. a thirteen-year-
old negro girl. was shot in the leg
while passing along First Street early
last night Ambulance Surgeon Dog
gett discovered that the bone OF the
leg had been fractured by the ball.
He was able to extract the ball.
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Finds Stables In Good Condition.

NEW YOEK. August III. G.. Dew
ereuX. president of the Grand Circuit.
it was announced tonight. had in
Yonkcrs. where n grand circuit meet
ing will be held August 81 to Septcm-
her 4, and had found the track and
stables In good condition. The in
Spection was made because of reports
that the stables were insanitary after
their use by horses that had been
shipped to Europe.
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Fifth-streeters Lose.

In wcll-played game yesterday
morning the Ford Lot Giants won out
in the ninth inning with n rally. The
feature OF the game was the batting
of Joe Clayman. who secured three
hits out OF four trips to the plate.
run and another for double.
Batteries: Ford Lot, Frick and
Schorb; Fifth Street, Frank and Glib
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Mis-. Djurrtcdt Loses Once.

BOSTON, AUGUST 7.-Mrs George w.
Wightman and Harry c. Johnson. Of
this city, national mixed doubles lawn
tennis champions. defeated Miss Molla
Bjurstcdt. of New York. holder of the
national woman's title in singles: and
Irving c. Wright, of Boston. In
special match on tho Longwood Greet
Club courts to-day. The scores were
a. a Cd
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Federal League
Divide DoubIc-Hendcr.

BROOKLYN. August 1.-The Brook
lyn and Chicago Federal League clubs
divided to-day's double header. the
Tiptops taking the first, TO =, and
the Whales the second, 10 2. Home
run drives over the right-held wall
decided both contests. Harry Smiths
homer with one on base won the first
game, while a similar hit By Beck
with two on gave Chicago winning
lead in the second game. Marion
pitched clcvcrly in the opener. while
Black was hit in timely fashion.
prendcrgast outpitched Scaton in the
final contest Both sides helded brill
ltantly.
First game:
Brooklyn ..oo2So 10 10 ;
batteries: Black. Brennan, McCon-
nell and Fischer; Marion and II. smith.
Second game:
Score by innings: r. IL E.
Chicago .....l 003 90 Of s 3
brooklyn 1910 000020 o o. l
Batteries: Prendcrgast and Fischer:
Seaton and Land.
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Bnltimorc Beats Terrier..

BALTIMORE. August 7.--Balti1nore
won from st. Louis here to-day. 5 to
games. Chief Bender was hit hard at
the start, but held the visitors safely
after his team gave him q lead in the
ntth. o"ens's drive over the left-hcid
fence featured.
Score by innings: r. H. Y.
81. Louis .... OIL 90 1908 II 3
baltimore 90 2 3 0 - 6 o
Batteries: Davenport and Chapman;
Tender and OMcnH
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SECOND GAME.

summary: Eluns-Hcckinger. Snow. Good
bred. Nash -. lr.lnn. whitcman. Flynn
Smith. Fullerton ca. Stolen hascs-Nash
lrelRn. AlIre!in, Kraft Thorye Sacrifice
hits-Flynn. pevlin. Sacrifice hv-2.muler-
man. TwoSasa hits-Cioodhred. whitemnn.
Three base hi-Irelan. Home run--Irelau
struck out-hy Fullerton. 1: by Goodhred.
Bases ON halls-oT Fullerton. :: off Good
bred. ). Time. l:ss. Umpires. Freeman and
Harrison.
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G. II. A. c. Downs Nets.

C. II. A. G. defeated the Nets yes
terday by tho score of TO l, thereby
tying for the lead in the league.
Rollins was in great form. allowing
only four hits and striking out twelve
men. Lehman also pitched good
game. II Jones led in hitting for the
Nets. Colenau connected for home
run.
Score by innings: r. II. e.
c. II. A. 0Io3o0oo'-4 : .
Met. 1. o. 8. f. 0o0ooO001-l 6 .
Batteries: Rollins and Hay; Lob
man and Martin
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.rt.i.sh 20, Fo,als ~ II - Y

-Hai'ef Tor Fu.ltnw;tcr in ninth.
score by .nn!ngs: D
hnIei" ................oooo toO0hH3
't..:ccncs ..;.........o 20 o 0 OF 600 a.
summary: Nurs-G!Ihooiey, RaGeI Tut
%ihi pn,!ow -. Fabr!que l2D. Iiite-on
D, .s. - on inw...5 Basc. on baIis--off
,,hSInPcF. .; on Oldham. c Struck out
u; Oldham :; by Oeschser 8; by Cav
t,a.1ha e. nj Fhbrique. Two base hit
.'th.cs Sac-lHce ht.-Mccarthy C;tIhonIsy
Jen;ieson stolen ba.e.-Shear, Jarn;esoo
9 IN. Dnlh!e piays-Fnbr!qus (una,istcdJ.
- - - p.ichsF-J. Onsiow tmrircs Car
perfer and Clnhry. TIM z.n. ~
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Pirates Buy Dnubert.

CHARLESTOE. w. VA, August T.
Harry Daubert. shortstop for the
Charleston baseban team Of the Ohio
state League, was to-day purchaged
by the Pittsburgh Nationals. He will
report at the end OF the league season
hero, September 6,
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FIRST GAME.

summary: Kuus-Mcnsor Whitcman Dew
lin. Holden t3l, Ain'ridt tH. Howley. Stolen
ha'es,lreian. Mensor. Two base hit.-Hoit-
en- Alneida. Double piayS-Nash 20 lrean
TO Flynn CD: Tnmm TO Kraft 10 thinner
man; IDowd to Nash TO Flynn. Bases
hals-of Lee, 4. OF Dowd. !. Time. leo
EMPIRES, Harrison and Freeman
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was tho result OF tho aforementioned
single and triple by Russell and Ar
raSon, respectively.
ROYALS GET EN- BOTH

MONTREAL. QUE. August Tho
Royals made. II clean sweep OF tho liar
to-day's doublc-header. the first. to
j, and the second. TO s. The visiting
pitchers were wild and ineffective.
scores:
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Totals. 80 y IN Totals. 5. 5

-FdttcU TOT Nethout IN eighth.
score by innings: n
Rochester ...........l q, q n q n
Jersey city ............l z o.
summary: Runs-Clemens (2> Piez. Beatty
shannon, Stevenson. Williams, Palmero
Irnssdaie, Purtel Bues. Hia--on Brutr
g. Bascs on bRlls-of Palmero. 5; OF Bruci
:; OF Nereoui !. Struck out-by PaImero
u: ny Nerocut. ?. Three-baae hit-Piez
Iwo-ha hits-Cler,ens 90. Beatty, Steven
son. sacrifice hits-Purtell. Piez stolen
nases-Sievenson. Passed ball = Williams
Impirss, Hart and Hanaiboe. Time hours
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tBattcd for Appleton In eighth
t3attcd for Stengel In ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Brooklyn ...............O o o o.
St. Louis ..............3 0 ! o 80
Summary: Runs-Cu,shaw te). Stenge!
60. !. Miller (2), Long. Hyatt (2), Dolan
Two base hit-StenEcl Three base hit-o
Miller. Home run--Hyatt. stolen basel.
Miller Sacrifice hits-Betzel. Daubert, O.
Miller. Double plays-J. Miller and Hyatt
Butler. ]. Miller and Hyatt. Loft on bases.
BEooitiyn. !; ST. Louis, S. Bases on balls
T. Hits-oh Dell, in l inning; off Robin
son, in innings tnonc out In fourth) :
oil Appleton, in innings: off Meadows. :
IN "a Innings: off Douglass. o In In
ming: off Sailce, in Is inning. Struck
out-by Appleton. S; by Meadows. .. b,
Douglass. /. Umpircs. Klein and Cockil
Tine, ::0l.
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SECOND CAMP

Buffalo - n n, n X
Iroy:donce ..........,.o Q q
ons.a. "Iy R},nnssa,cnri,trorn K.atins. j..
g'o% Cansy 81. Comstock IIu..orf on
u. ~ inninEs: on Fullonwider. in
~, iHnInss Base. On ba!!s--on cav. l.:
n 'u"en"!deT l. of Coms;ook. 2 Struck
@ r' by F"lienwider. :. by Co,nst,ck Il.
q hHEe hit-Fnwei. T"o-baue h,."
G...%I en- Sac!incc hits-KsAtIny. CH!hool.y
CtnIfn hes"H- Cnr!s,Iom. Mc%aiy. Cascy
s.,ti. Double pInyH-Mocnr,hy to judi. ::
Inot'IH" 20 Shean 10 Il Onslow III, hv
rari,ahy Cav, J.: Urnpires Cicxry and
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SECOND GAME.

I hgf..s''e city .,,.; -
summary: Runs-CleHens a. Piez Ce),
n.,msN,.inan r., Ho'ks Beatty, Truesdale l2)
of: Huenke. 4; OF Ring l. Bases on balls
SOM aeGcne 5; on Rag. !: on cru,cher. J.
Three base hit-A!mmernan. Two base hits
sshIY Manning. Rue. 1'ruesdale. secri-
5ee hits-PETteN Barry. Manning. Blake
%!Hln!eFinan. stolen has"s-Truesdalr Dou-
bic play-Reynods - F'Ies Wild pitches
Sy Herrhe. Z Cmpires iisndihoe and Hart
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BUFFALO, August 7.-Pittsburgh
won both games OF a double he ader
TO l. and the second. which lasted two
hours and eight minutes, Is to L.
Royce won the opening game for the
visitors.
In the second game. Laf1tte and Be-
d1ent were knock ed out of the box and
Ford finished bad session by giving
hfteen hits in seven innings.
First game:
Score by innings: r. HE
Pittsburgh 1000 0o1112-5 II 2
Buffalo 100000 000-l .
batteries: NogXc and O'Connor; Be-
dent. Knapp ana Blair; Allen.
Second game:
score Dy innings: r. II. r.
Pittsburgh - 3 10 40o-15 % i
Buffalo .O02 % 0 o. . 3
batteries: Dickson, Bargcr and
O,Connor;- Laflttc, Bedient. Ford and
Blair.
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'Rattcd for Dell in seventh.
tBattcd for Appleton In eighth.
tBattcd for Stengel In ninth.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
CONTINUED front second rnge3

ppleton threw, Huggins lodged. and
The Washington times., 1915-08-19

ani hope that circumstances will al
low q visit in the later stages OF the
camp. l know that he would appreci.
ate the interest and earnestness OF
the men and derive much satisfaction
In noting the thorough way in which
they are doing their work and the
rapid progress they have made"
Rockies" Study Guns.
The rockies took UP the study Of ma
chine guns yesterday. detachments 60
ing about two miles from the camp
with the armored cars brought to the
camp by Squadron A Of the New York
State Militia. Under direction Of the Of
ficers OF the squadron and the regular
given. During the forenoon about 600
men shot on the rifle range at 400 and
500 yards. and In the afternoon about
800 reported for voluntary rife prac-
for cavalry practice.
Colonel Dickinson arrived at the camp
last night with two troops of the Second
GIsyalry. GIatany. the band. and machine gun
Fort Ethan Allen. The entire Second
Gsyalry is now at the camp and the
Third Infantry from Madison Barracks
and Fort Ontario will report about the
m.Ids middle OF next week. being on the
Tho biplane from Garden City will
make it's first flight today. Aviator
Millman. who has been at the camp for
ten days. made careful inspection of
the machine yesterday. and by direction
OF Captain Bulling. In charge OF that
branch OF the service here. he will make
his first flight tomorrow The machine
will go over the city and land on the
camp grounds. where a lecture will be
given on the use Of aeroplanes In war.
In the second days shooting Mayor
Mitchell again beat Commissioner
Woods. making SO Of a possible 100. Mr..
Woods record was 80. Theodore Roose-
velts score was 76
Congressman Miller Of Della ware has
enlisted as a private in the camp of
instruction. Congressman Fitzgerald Of
New York dined last night with General
Wood. He announced himself as a
strong advocate Of instruction camps.
The Washington times., 1915-08-19
TWO SLIGHTLY HURT
IN AUTO COLLISION
9NN FrfdayA Day of Unusual Buying Advantages With
I Fractional Prices Named for Remnants Small Lots
Vim. L. Offutt and Family In Car
Struck by Auto-truck In
Rockville Pike.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Lyles Offut OF
Chevy Chase. their six-year-old son.
and Thomas Duvall, narrow
ly escaped serious injury early today
when a motor-truck collided with the
automobile in which they were riding
In the Rockville pike about four miies
beyond the District line. Mr.. and Mrs.
Offutt received slight injuries. The lat
ter II suffering wrenched back, while
Mr.. ORutt has numerous cuts ana
bruises as the result of the accident
The accident occurred at the inter-
section of the Grosvenor road with the
Rockville pike. The Offutt machine was
completely wrecked In the collision. The
motor-truck which crashed into the
touring car belongs to Washington
company.