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THE WASHINGTON HERALD JUNE 5 1908 j l 1 t I FRI DAY 9 FIVE FAVORITES LOSE Bettors at Gravesend How ever Down on Winners DON ENRIQUE COMES CLOSE Patchoffuc Stables 15tol Shot Chases Pnrk View Home II P Whitneys Stamina Demon stratcs She Is time Bc t Threeyear old Filly In Training New York Juno 4 Five favorites were beaten at Gravosond today but there was a play on all of time winners Just the imo at liberal odds The most puzzling race was tho Patch Ogle Stakes at about six furlongs Jacobite 9 to 5 favorite was good enough to run third James B Brady broke in front but Park View went after him with a great turn of speed and fairly ran him off his feet on tho far turn Then Park View weakened in the run home and the Patchogue Stables entry Don Enrique a to 1 shot got up to within half a length of Park View That H P Whitneys Stamina is the best threeyearold illly in training was further demonstrated when she galloped off with tho Gazelle Stakes She was quoted at 9 to SO and E Dugan waited with her while Anonyma and Half Sov- ereign led to tho far turn Then Stam- ina breezed to tho front and won in a gallop by four lengths with Anenyma tvcond Overconfidence on the part of Dugan caused the defeat of Nasturtla in the first race Koernor hugged tho rail all the way with Gladys Louise and boat favorite half a length Malacca 2 to 1 favorite in tho steeple chase was pulled up bocauio his saddle girth broke Noblesse Oblige S to 1 teat Mark Gumbert second choice hand lly by a length and a half Hoslmiro won the fifth race by three parts of a length from King Cobalt while Occidental got the last by a clever ride from Shreve The attendance was about 1000 and the track fast TJic Summaries FIRST KACBFJw onehalf fnrioop Okdys Louise 88 KoMMor 11 to 1 was NaMartfe M IE Ducan 13 to ML aeomd St WlttoU K Garner 5 to 1 third Tim IsW M liwrne UHB Sister PhyllK Right Sort Toil Baa Heka Ruble J 11 Reed Dr Flltovr tad llarap ton Roads al o ran 5IXONI IlAOBAbout two mUM itcaptoobasc Noblesse 141 DaridMn S to 1 won Mark Gumbert 137 Palmer 13 to S Mcond Stella Land 100 8amroB 7 to 1 third TiMe 340 14 Cordite Harpfet Warrior DamloH Malacca and Cuban aha ran THIRD lUOEAbowt flw fHrkwe En riauc 98 Debar 1C to 1 won Parkview W H- I jrai 8 to 1 second JaeoWte 17 Xetter 9 to 6 third Time JUMB It Brady Drmaer T nr Boiwro Spooner flat Maatoraon aad Tom MOr h also ran FOnmi HACKOno ami M esixk itfa alUs SUminn Ifi B Dus ft 9 to 3 W B Aaonym M Xotter 7 to 2 ofind LweWas Bite Ill ha to 1 third Time lJ 8 Half SOT cnijr and Wild Refrain al o ran FIFTH RAOBAboot MX fartenes handicap R imiro 100 V Doyle K to 1 WM Ktag Co bait 135 McDaaiel 18 to 5 woond Bouquet lID Shrerei 7 to 1 thin Time ISO 84 ObeitJ- lonopollit Rtelto Julio Powell Doi i Hart ford Boy aad Q eU n Mark alao ran 8IXTII RACFir furlonc Occidental 109 ShrrrO 7 to 1 woo Yankee DAm MS Not IT 15 to 1 oood GilA Dance KB B Dneao 5 5 third Time 13W M Lily Fault IMS Uncle Walter Aroma Qacea Mr B t7 Vinrent HarJ m Maid Mariana Mefcofegm liteelc Tail and M rbo ran OAKLAND RESULTS FIRST RACBFutarHy oaate Brry a m sandy 8 to 1 wee Mrtcblto Ml McIntyre 7t 5 m nd V bb r M Hajrca 7 to 1 third Tim MOW Lid Traimmte MboktW E iL Irittain Jtar link Aaa Anna Pfataud and Ethel Abbott atoo ran SKCOND RCB8lx f rkw Jfabol HolUaden ri Kulllran to 3 tran Sir Brflkr Ill Wakh 5 to 2 Meond Jordtn 13 Sandy 28 to 1 third 10344 Bammado Priaec Frederick Prollflr Capt BurMtt Len Promt Bo haaa RfTftl Ropte and non Vivant ran TIllED RACBOiw and o cslxt nth mfles IWL Brat 113 Scwlr S to 1 won Nonie J Cal laban GO to 1 s ooBd Karl Rogers Ml Harriet 12 tn 1 third Tha U1644 BIHy IMltaan Fair Fagot L C Adcnir soil Brook Leaf also nn FOURTH RACBScTeifeifthUtt of a mite Stan lrr Far 102 Harris 11 to 5 von LTOIM IM Uayw 6 to L Mooed Bode 91 Walsh 9 to 5 third Tin 12544 SwarUr Catcboa aDd Of an Shore al o ran FIFTH RACBOoe mB St KiMa M8 Mole tyre 4 to 1 woo Kd Davis 1M Wafch 3 to 3 second Colbert M6 McBride IS to 1 third Tfaw ltd PatrioUe Arthur Hraaa RoaMaoff and Xo Father aim ran SIXTH RACBOna mile Triumphant TSK Som nile 8 to 1 won life Bye M2 WaM J to 2 second SUBdor r 1 3 Mclatirral 38 to 1 third Time J 11 Sheehan Ifettbte Tada Ekra tion and Sibari see ran TORONTO RESULTS FIRST RACE 8bc furlooRs 1 Bergen 2 to 1 won Halreourt lIt ShJllhig 4 to S tee nd Billle Hibba M8 Murphy 6 to 1 third Time li3Vi Hiacko Ferry Landing Lexington Lady Guarda and ran SECOND RACE Fire furlongs Aralte TM Fair brother 3 to 1 won Flat Creek Mi Murphy 90 to 1 second Cbtimuak 110 ShillIng 4 to 1 third Time 11414 Nutmeg HIM ImogaM Street 1ih Mn Hare Speiidtt MordcUa CoJwnbni Autumn Maid King Ferdinand Peacock Chetw and Sirtf also ran Sifdtt BBih d but was divinilifled THIRD RACROM end one turter mile eels mtc 12S SMUtac 2 won SblswneM MS Hire 4 to 1 second Caanlo MaW 114 Ntool 4 t 1 third Tia 2M Dog of War and Table Bay also ran FOURTH ROBOn raUc Gold Not 1 6 Shll Ifagi 5 to 2 won CalK ftwco IK ItWRwi to 1 second Mr Peabody UK Howtaiwl 7 to 1 third rime 111 15 AnUian Kiag Lalijr Dchar MM- ntxip IUU nl EariDUeN Bluer Hand Cnt Mlrn Daataway awl IWaii ran FIFTH RACESIX f rh e Dmtwm m rr Uv 2 1 won l irakn W ShllHoK S to 5 otfort 111 NIcni K to 1 third TiB 1 13 15 Hand Maht and Charivari also ran IU One and o tit rth mite Sir tiili ail l Fahrbr Ui r 11 to von CMapnisiwr 112 NtooW It to 1 second Doubt 8hJW g 5 M 1 third TiMe Lawnw The GWxs- xkaorc Trey of Srndes al o ran SEVENTH RAOBWx furioJiR Tt- KfShilllnR 4 to 1 won Geld Heart Ml Ensue w 4 to 1 Kcond Ct cb dOr PairbnUMd 2 to 1 third Tim 1M Youthful Remy iilMT iler Btayardo ted Black TIed also LATONIA RESULTS FIRST RACKatx furionna Garters 1 6 Trt Jrr SS6K won E T 91 BWaM SttSS- Kvond Sir W OfcOec third Time 118 MannorMR Lifoawlo lAdy BmKbrak BaSla Demo Htfrbbinder Kings Son Uswrro S Vmdloa alto run RAOR One and otux ibth H tgh S W9 Warmil JM45SO won HoMlte Hyjfcen E Martin JTJ6 aroood Dr Leo Huffimu lit Robinson W4K third Time l i46 Albert Star Stonestrtot Waler Cooler Ed Kana raw Nazimora Barrett and Waamkte aim ran THIRD RACE Four and onehalf fiiriflp S In- ward itt Burton 3675 won Makooa 100 Tar lor 11K second Abby C M3 CounoUy 18W third Tints OiHfi Queens Boodtew Cordora Point TAco heatbrcad Natonrta Fair Money Lady bra Mattok Jowphlna Doyle and rOtRTH RAOEOnft rallN Kercheral 114 War rmi U won The Minks 116 Pkhwa JS4S second MorUboy lOG Powers J725 third 11245 Zal aim ran FIFTH RACE Fire furlongs Anne McGee m Power 5910 woo Somnroni MO E Martin S3 6 second Romn 10 Franklin 310 third Time l Sl5 Mrs Sewell Tennessee Boy Mad Ri Lady Hawtborac and Cararono alto ran HIXTH RACE Seven furloaca Apnohc 2- iSkirtin ja06 iron Oar 100 B Martin JIUS second ChuttUu W5 Fewer J3SS third TIme 10345 GilredMr Balbua and Undo Tim alao All contracts made by Tho Washington Herald aro based upon Its bono circulation in Washington larger by thousands than was ever boforo attained by any morning nowspapcr at the Capital Its books Ire open t Entr 1 thA awl Ches- ter Oblige Don 1 t mea Sea > Time Johnny 1 Magnet AIM Cased ant I also t l r fIt S ned DN dod U ran SlUG arid fro D mile Itmlgt lJIOnearnoi abu rur TIme ran advertising fid circulationa A 5I Pad ala a like lao O Please t te I I I a lx G lIl4 i Ship flitter VII a Sal I L ¬ > < > ¬ ft M A 0 ij it p f I1 1 I f 1 1 1 THE OAKS TO BE RUN TODAY Clnnslc for Fllltvx Look to Ue Bo- twecn Rliodorn nnd SIinorcttn London Juno 4 Slgnorettas easy vic- tory In tho Derby yesterday has greatly intensified tho interest in the race for tho Oaks Stakos which will be run tomor- row Until tho Derby was won Rho doma victory tomorrow was regarded as sure Mr Crokers confidence in Rhoddra be fore the Derby was absolute He said at tho beginning or the week Rhodora will win Just how she likes He has In no who loet faith in his fllly but talking wlth a reporter today he seemed consid- erably impreaiad by SignorottAs abili- ties Ho is a great believer in the time and bo pointed to Slgnorettas fast in tho Derby as evidence of excel- lent capacity While still hopeful his confidence is not or Quito such a castIron typo as boforo tho Derby On tho other hand many of tho sporting writers havo not altered their preconceived boliof in Rhodoras success Thoy recall the ease with which Rhodora passed Signoretta in the race for tho Thousand Guineas Stakes and ro garding her as tho best tlireeyearold of IMS of either sex they predict victory for her RACING CABDS FOR TODAY Grnvcocntl FIRST RACHHaodieap three uarten of a mite RoHbM IK Demund 1 Gold LaM 113 I Park View Ij 107 l Bataman Cobalt 1 110 l nat Ma t rs n 95- Uaby Wolf 123 Wat Mf- iSBCOND RACESeUiBg oof and onoiUtt ath- loMtor BageL Ml Ball Ml Kara Am- a 1C9 He Knows Nfck Stooar Ill Aim 0 Coincident V I THIKD UACKFho fertonp Udr Scitaa 114 Top IH 114 114- HA 114 lit Hvbbanl 1M Saffraeette 114 Mow M- OFOUItTH ItACEParkwajr Haadicap ono aad- oncflxtcraUi mike Jack AWn Mt Master Robert 93 Orotaa Green 110 Tourem Ill MoaigOBMir 114 Speoaer 95 FIFTH HACK SeJIIs and onequirt mile Good 103 Kiartgnr 1 Uaator 105 Letd h p6 ics KHHetftinkfe M S mH M8 M MiMOHri Lad MB SIXTH IUVCBFit cetR ths of a mtte- FUriierbtrt 187 Jim 112 Hoer W Vcedce Hi- Ahw ellgiWe Lntonln FIRST RACESerwi f rio Samtlo Amtemnw- MarJMe Leek A U Satta m l aMU FalwH m I Mwoa- SBCOKD ItACBOn M Amt Rose V Operator Burtos u H Q 8 A ItceaU w THIRD RACBFitc fcrtow Old 1WI T M Inca W Gold i W- KL2fc8 B D omo lv7 Fi Bcfa Cook 11- 2Oiambata M7 Ned Caraaok IR- FOUIITH UACBSlx farfcw a Luck Cook Van W B ru m L 3n D TO Doehew M W- 8MallaM MO Matndia IH FIFTH KACBFHe forlonea- Itoto Dawn Coimt ra tloa 100 Shr Anne W 1W llMol Mar K grrraade IMoB IT M iJ3otRtaelii w SIXTH RACB6 fn InrtOofet Chance M Joist A Kl SI Tartan W Vawd M Ate Boa XH Fnd 91 Mate Covrte l Cimet- Ladr Balder M L W John M Major T J Canon Itt Oakland FIRST RAOFutarhr count Hal M I IteBBoek Bee Itl Sir A m Hanaro- DaMen IT i SECOND RACEOne and Mreaty yards Rwirotto ONefl EeknrMll II 114 CoNe Orieo Ill bores KlUxim W Sh 4a Max 1M K SllT r m Louise DM Annie 11 M I Dinettes l THIRD RACBOae mile and aewnty yards lilt Jack Adams Ill Ill HIMA M W3 NabooiMMr UI Nonie Mg Jc Ill Elizabeth F Pftatmo J Ill Eatrada US John H Ill FOURTH and onehalf miles S3 BdSardo W Clem 98 Nattllae m 97 M I FIFTH RACKFlte furlong Altawenui 119 HennA Loofae W HiartM W Hodges 110 Intonation UhMfa IN Nornred OtoMta M Aka Ar BB 1M I SIXTH RACBSerem fnriooKJ- SAMun 122 L N 117 8 a Ill Puree now 117 Yank 1M Billy W Hell 119 Furz 117 Woodbine FIRST RACBTbre iert s of Out of 98 ItaWgh W7 Me S U VO Famdalc 1M MS Haroowrt 1M Mtac 165 SECOND RACEFlfr of a mIle Udr RaMMlMr i Arada m M7 MS Serrteenoe W Havre Ill Brown Tony M THIRD RAOESlx furlongs China Shoo Ml Wlektow Girl 180 Autumn Meld Ml Capstan W3 lEarn M3 m m TI i rercwMnn MS Xmoerat i m Strme King lOG Ill WC Two II MG Saoteh Icbwe MT FOURTH RCEOn mile and serenty Biithbrkk 95 Eldorado lot Hartcawa Ml Gold way 110 FIFTH RACBTwo mike attopletAftsx John T Monwi Nolan ia Dr J F A Altken 147 I W MUn Iff Spencer R f 157 B k Holiday MS tot SIXTH RACEOne and oneeighth miles TIIILI ta i n Ptoaroon K Treol 101 Boy 110 NINE NAMES CAPTAIN Philip F JlnmbuHch of Iowa Catch- er of Team In Honored Annapolis Juno 4 ihillp F Ham btwch of Burlington Iowa was oloctod captain of the Academy nine today lIe has caught 0n the nine for two sea- sons and part of another and is a steady man in his position a strong and accu- rate thrower and good hitter Union Ilnycrw to Wheeling Sal to Tko Washington Herald Wheeling W Va Juno last years manager of East has signed to manage the Wheeling club and will arrive tomorrow morn- Ing with seven now playors from tho disbanded Union League clubs of Phila- delphia and Washington Price will with the team You Will BenefitI- n no 8raill mnuniro by using OLD GL011Y crately The Strcncthpro- ducioc elcmcata of choicest hop and malt giro to this MtMyivs dark beer unusual tonic Talue CMC S dos irewing Co 25ih F O pr raJa lt In TtMMt ile nuu w 91 rraae Iii 1 eflk I otC laU ii SIr J Se M 1 W 1 1 I i I 1 I I B O W i I W I Jon I ICE lour 1 1 iii T 0 1W Water 1fi L t 1 mIlL I I mtlud Goes Fret t ithJ 101 Sauce o Gold Lips yards Tllde EMu I IIIB8IUaa lei True NAVY Naval Going 4Tom Flem- ing Liver- pool re- main I 01td mOO Gl fA ry V B eer a SI I AbnerDrury tem hI i h Z st ile isg Adams FI I rahs 91 1t uther Joeat4an 23 Canada ack Oak 103 oterale te kid coo I Leek I hlsnts rnm VaddMl ica Muter of ii t t MO VItehIag lies cease 93 Console 0 DoeSL Boy I- an 9 nilt Scloiitie Face oscas 01 0 hOOT jn MSCS II II tile Old SeWer thaoId riar it Bigla Men OFarroIt raft Ill w hart 3 See mc ir elM llub00Ing Pullman Kinney a Step ren NI 11 lIT I t briM baaebt ill I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > ¬ ¬ f Trotting Handicap to Be Run at a Loss STAKE WILL BE FOR S50000 MnnugrcrM of Breeders Association Looked l poii nn Fliiliiuthraiilata Becnnnc Event IH Bound to Be u Financial Failure Ssiccc ii Would lUarlc Xcw of Trotting Sport Boston June 4 With only 13C tho 60600 trotting derby opened by the New England Breeders Association seems sure to bo a financial fnlluro although It Is equally sure to prove of great benefit to light harness racing The cost for naming this race was 5100 while it wilt cost J 0 more to start a trotter so that with 136 entrants and figuring that about SO of them will start brings Into tho association closo to 4000 or 18000 leas than the purso It was expected that about SCO trottors would be named and for that reason tho entry has been a disappointment The success of this MMO handicap trot- ting race1 will mark a new era of trotting sports nnd tho managers of tho Now England Trotting Horse Brooders AMO- clatlon will bo known to future genera tlons of trotting horse breeders In America as true philanthropists StVcot Mnrlc It Entered Among these 126 horses are most all of the best trottors in training including Sweet Marie 208 Sonoma Girl 2OS Highball and WIlkes Heart 201 Tho race takes place during the Grand meeting at Roadvlllo track in August Tho slowest horses which will be rated at 215 will trot a milo and a Quarter while the faster ones will start 50 foot back for each second of known speed It will thus bo possible for a groat number of horses to start since they will bo strung out for a quarter of a mile Sweet Marie 202 must start 780 foot back of the 215 class horses providing she Is known to hare all her speed Mike McDerltt who had such great success with David Shaws stable last sonaon says that ho will do very llttlo tho first part of the season with Lillian R 2064 the trottor that was beaten only once on the Grand Circuit in 107 but will prepare her for the big root With Lillian Rs speed and manners sho ought to have an excellent chanco to carry off a largo slice of the 80000 hung up Teasel In Goers Stable Teasel is member of Kd Geers stable and the veteran thinks well of her ebancos Teasel Is a trotter that oan go the distance easily so that the one mile and a quarter that she will bare to trot In this event will not handicap very much Sim Benton hits been trained In the South all winter being a member of- Kd Benyons stable He ta a handsome trotter that trlaled In 212 last season for Joe Rote Benyon says that be has been showing good form this year and looks for him to win a lot of races Dtwltt is now In Billy Andrews stable at Poughkeepsie where good reporU been heard from him Allle Jay and Thistle Douno are being trained out at the Forest City Farm track by Bert Shank anti are both showing good form Momnster is being trained at GlenvlllB along with the rest of Vance Nuckols string He Is one of trot- ters Nuckols over handled and the local trainer believes ho stands a good chance of getting a piece of change DOWIIM Frederick Special to The Washington noraM Hagerstown Md June 4 Hager town easily defeated Frederick at Ath- letic Park here this afternoon by the score of 10 to 2 Not a hit was mado oft Deardorf until the last Inning while Benson was hit hard Hagerstown gave Deardorf splendid support Score nn E Frederick 2- Hascntown 13120281 x10 U 1 aatteri Frederiek Iteeea and Solras IIaew town Deardorf sad Stauwn Uapiroair P J Parrfeh Tiae of gameI hour lid 0 aimito- aDumbarton Club Beaten Sjwcfal to The Washington Herald Rockllie Md June large crowd In attendance at tho Masonic fair wit- nessed a game of ball at tho fair grounds hero this afternoon between tho Mont- gomery Country Club and the Dumbarton team of Washington Tho former won by the score of 11 to 8 Tho Country Club made ten hits and four errors and Dumbarton five hits and tour errors Bat terles Country Club Ahalt Talbott and Kolohner Dumbarton Haney and Hume Winchester Defeats blair Special to Tbo Washington Herald Winchester Va Tune 4 Winchester the Belair Md team at Reser- voir Park this afternoon 7 to 1 Shiner hold tho visitors to three hits while Brown was pounded all over the lot fourteen hits including a home run by Duggan being made oft his delivery Don McDonalds groat onehand running catch was a feature Batteries Win Chester Shiner and Mabroy Brown and Bonthorn Piedmonts Continue to Win The Piedmont Whlto Sox yesterday de footed the crack Fort Reno team by 10 to 8 The feature of the game was the heavy batting of tho whole Piedmont team Score by innings u n E Piedmonts l 18 i FwtReBO 5 3 All uniformed teams wanting games with the Piedmonts write to John Ross 535 New Jersey avenue northwest Welsh and McFnrlnnd May Box Now York Juno looks now as if Packoy McFariand and Freddie Welsh the English lightweight will meet for ton rounds before the Badger Athletic Club of Milwaukee on the night of July 3 Harry Gilmore manager of McFar land has practically given the officials of that club his promise that ho will lot Packey fight Welsh and tho prospects are that tho match will bo clinched in Mil- waukee tonight after the KotchflPapko fight Yale Crew pu the Thames Gales Ferry Conn June Yale varsity crew was out on the Thamos but a short time late yesterday afternoon owing to the roughness of the water Tho crew went up the river for about a mile and a halt and on their return had a brush with the freshmen for a quarter of a mile The fouroared team did not go out owing to the rough water Senators Son Leads Track Team Princeton June 4 Ralph A of Yanktoa S Dak was tonight captain of the Princeton track team for next reason The choice was unanimous For the past three years Gamble has been a point winner in the ddshcs at the Intercollcgiates and is one of the fastest 100yard mon among the colleges He Is a son Q Senator Gamble oC South r DERBY ENTRIES FEW Era nomina- tions received 200 Cir- cuit a her the classiest JlnGc town I gOO 0 0 0 1 2 4A 2 0 3 0 0 0 0 2 3 1 4It 4The elected D- ab hay L 4 I defeated 4 0 28 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ s SWIMMING TRYOUTS HELD Performances by Contestants for the Olympic Team Arc Not Classy New York June Eastern swim- ming tryouts for the Olympic team wore hold at Travers Island today and winners wore C M Daniels and B Gotfdwln New York A C James B Groen Brookline Mass Swimming Club P Allen Gosnell Baltimore A C of Baltimore Md and J H Nil of Ute Now York Smimmlng Club Tho fact that tho men won their re- spective events does not moan that thoy fire booked now for England and sure to go for the work of each and the time recorded will receive close scrutiny at the meeting of the Olympic executive com- mittee on Monday night next Leaving out the 100 meters the per- formances wore by no moans classy and the men would havo to improve a lot they could hope to make anything of a decent show at London CORNELL OARSMEN DRENCHED Students Wreak Vengeance on Crew Defeated by Harvard Conch Courtney Wrathful Allow Men to Invade Dormitory In Iltrnt for the Ithiica N Y Jyne 4 Soro at some of the showing of tho Cornoll varsity crow unknown studonts wreaked a mean vongeance last night by throwing a bucketful of water out of ono of tho windows of tho Sheldon Court dormi- tory by which tho oarsmen wore passing and woro drenched to tho skin Coach Courtney was wrathful and al- lowed his men to invade the house in a hunt for the miscreants but they wore nowhere to bo found Tho groat change In the Cornoll varsity crew of the year was effected when Dodo a veteran of two years Backus and Stevens all of whom had rOWed in tho varsity at Harvard woro sent back to the second boat and Bul lon Stone and Kolley were moved up to the first boat for tho first time this year WILL ENLARGE ABATTOIR Company Formed to Reorganize the Virginia Stock Yards PurpoMC Is to Refine Cotton Oil Slaughter Cattle and Manufac- ture Meat Products has been made that a company of local business men has been formed which will be known as tho Cotton OH and Provision to take over the property and asset of tho Virginia Stock Yards and Abattoir Company enlarge the plant and the ness and carry on similar operations on a much larger scale It is understood that the proposed on largemant of this enterprise was brought about prtomrllr by tho committee on manufactures of the Chamber of Cern meroe of which Arthur C Mos e is It is stated that persons formerly connected with Virginia business re- quested the committee on manufactures to investigate tho plant with a view to its reorganization and larger capitalization with the result stated In a report which it is assumed will be submitted to the Chamber of Commerce at a later date It is stated that in the enlargement of the slaughtering and meat product business hitherto carried on in the Virginia plant machinery will be in- stalled to and make other uso of cottonseed oil According to the report referred to tho general output of the enlarged plant will be 100009 barrels of crude cottonseed oil 185000 hogs 190M cattle and 25600 shoep and calves which will bo converted into lard lard compound lard substitute cooking oils salad oils soap lard oils oleo oils lard stoarine oleo ctoarlnc hams bacon sausage canned moats for tllizer hides and a variety of fresh cuts to be put on the market in various kinds of containers tin cans glass jars boxes and barrels or wrapped In paper and cot ore with muslin One of the chief advantages claimed for the enlarged enterprise will be tho croa tion of a market In Washington for cat tlo raised in the vicinity or nearby States instead of depending solely for supplies upon the live cattle of the West The point of special Interest In this en- terprise as outlined in the report mado to the committee on manufactures is that this establishment will be backed by local capital and energy and will naturally be the nucleus around which other industries will grow All advertising contracts made by Tho Washington Herald are based upon its bono tide circulation in Washington larger by thousands titan was ever before attained by any morning newspaper at the Capital Its books ore open 4The be fore Miscreants S Announcement Co- lumbia Corpora- tion beet the refine circulationa the- e L angor I I chair- man ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ mm CHEAP IIIL- Mey r Would Extend Agree- ment with Britain ANARCHISTS DILEMMA NEAR cw Law Relating to Postal Trans- portation of Inflammatory News papers In Effect Next Month to Be Rigidly Enforced XCTV York an Anarchist Center Says Judge It is not Improbable that in the near future a reciprocal rate of 2 cents an ounce on letters will be in effect between tho United States and Italy Germany Franco and other European countries Postmaster General Meyer believes that the reciprocal 2cont rate entered Into between this country and the United Kingdom which he announced yesterday and which was announced In the British Parliament by Postmaster General Bux will eventually cause an increase in postal receipts from this source as it will load commercial houses to use the malls moro freely and will also encourage correspondence to lArge extent between persons who reside in this country who relatives in England Scotland Ire- land and Wales Would Extend It Benefits I am in favor of a similar arrange- ment with Germany France Italy or any other European country where The mall steamers touch ho said yesterday- Of course these steamers carry mail which is transported through those coun- tries to others and letters could not be carried to the latter at a 2oent rate un- less many difficulties which now present themselves are overcome Mail of this character involves additional expense to got It to its final destination after it has crossed the border of the country where- it was landed from the steamer The Postmaster General states that he is willing to open tp negotiations with the countries where mail can be landed by steamers and where the final desti- nation of the mall is within that coun- try looking to the establishment of the 2cent rate Will Further Censorship Beginning July 1 Mr Meyer will con- tinue with renewed vigor his crusade against anarchistic papers Following hU order denying the use of the malls to a Paterson anarchist paper Mr Meyer instructed the Third Assistant Postmaster General to formulate an or- der providing that papers of an anarch- istic or socialistic character printed in a foreign language would be required to print with it a translation in English of any matter that was Incendiary or ad- vocated anarchy An examination of the law however disclosed that such an order could not base on it and ac cordingly Mr Meyer suggested to the postoflice committees of Congress an amendment to section MBS of the Revised Statutes which prohibits the carrying in the malls of indecent matter The amend- ment which was inserted and upon which will be based the forthcoming or- der of the Postmaster General is as fol lowsAnd the term indecent within the in ten4roent of this section shall include matter of A character tending to incite arson murder or assassination This amendment wilt become effective July 1 and at that time it is the inten- tion of the Postmaster General to detail law officers of the department to examine carefully a score or more of papers some of which are printed in the Eng lish language to see if they are violat- ing the new order Pnternon Not the Worst Paterson has stood for a whole but New York has more anarchists in ono block than the whole of Paterson said Police Judge John R Carroll to Inspector William P llama of the Im- migration Bureau formerly chief of the Secret Service Inspector Hazen was de tailed to investigate a story printed in a New York newspaper to the effect that two Italian female anarchists Mary Camlnlta and Giusepinl Carrosio had ambushed tho police judge and at- tacked him with knives and that after a severe struggle with them ho them Inspector Hazens report was received here yesterday in the course of which he quotes Judge Carroll as making the above statement Judge Carroll ateq de- nounced as a fake the story that he had been attacked SHOOT ESCAPING CONVICTS Guards nt Alabama Stockade Willie Several Eiicnpe Birmingham June 4 Ton desperate convicts at the hollow ware plant of the Alabama Manufacturing Company at North Birmingham made a daring dash for liberty today and were fired on by the guards who were in the little houses on the fence overlooking tire stockade- A regular fustlade took place Fivo of the convicts fell to the ground wounded two of them fatally Two others wore re captured before they got far away while three murderers made good their escape Bloodhounds woro called into action but so many persona had collected about the place that the trail was easily lost r ton a be It lot sub- dued N have Wonn a- Fire Men ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i LAZY DAYS Days of rest 1 1 and enJCY- ment fishing boating or just lounging and taking life easy As you wish theres tennismotor ing mountain climbing or dancing Try a change of elevation and surroundingsgd to the Catskills Adi- rondack or Green MountajnsThousand Lake George Lake Champlain or try the Berkshire Hills for this vacation Them airs front Philadelphia to tho AdIrondack and Caukl1l Monnt3lna and to thoTbou51U1d Islands SAr1tol1 and the Green lns Your local ticket will r13dlr glvo you infer A folder tit the above resorti will cent stamp IOOom 134 AMERICAS GREATEST Ound Central StAtion RAILWAY SYSTEM Now York I ft p It climate Islands years I VI agent 0 descriptive be- e inailodonreceiptontwo a C I 1 KENT WESLEYANS CAPTAIN Washington Boy Chosen to Head University Field and Truck Team Specie to The Washington Herald Mlddletown Conn June 4 S E Kent 00 of Washington D C has been elect- ed captain of the Wesleyan University field and track team for next year Sydney Kent prepared for Wesleyan at Central High School He was one of the best allround athletes that school de- veloped In several years being a member of the football is well as the field and track team Since entering Wosloyan Kent has run on the relay toam and hen won a number- of Individual races Louis Connors another product of Cen- tral High is a member of the Wesleyan toam FIRE LOSS TOTALS 22925 Report of Chief Belt for Month of May According to the report of Chief Bolt of the fire department for the month of May submitted to the Commissioners yesterday the total loss in the city during the month Is estimated at S925 covered by an insurance of 315 050 Thus the loss is only a little over 7 per cent of the total Insurance Fifty actual fires occurred In the thirty one days The largest fire was the one in the music establishment of E F Droop Sons 923 and 996 Pennsylvania avenue northwest where the estimated toss was 18500 This and one other fire in the livery stables of J E Chapman were the only ones where a second alarm was nec- essary FLAG FOR KEY MANSION Stars and Stripes Will Be Hoisted Over Old Home on June 13 Under tho auspices of the officers and trustees of the Francis Scott Key Me morJal Association a duplicate of the flag which inspired Mr Key to write The StarSpangled Banner will be raised with elaborate ceremonies June 13 at 2 oclock in the afternoon at the Key Mansion 351S M street The programme will include speeches by prominent men and patriotic music by the Marine Band A salute to the Hag as it is being raised will be given by a United States cruteer The members of the committee in charge of the affair are Commissioner Macfarland Admiral George Dewey Rear Admiral UlnfleW Scott Schlejr F S Key Smith William D Hoover Justice Job Barnard and Stuart McNamara EXCURSIONS WASHINGTOn in the rear from foot 7th t Kurt Monroe Norfolk w- and point aouUi ria superb powerful Meet t KT3 Nor folk and LT Port Lr Ateawdrta LT Norfolk I pj Ar Pu OHL Lr Ft Mooroe lUlL Ar Norfolk 89 am Ar AkuadrialJI a At lottMouth8 aaa Ar WaihlBCtoa 7iOaH- E7Throoidt eoaoectiona at Norfolk with etoaawn UU DonnnkM Suutadiip Co for New York and Mntantn and Misers S4en Wpi fir Bostoa- ETTGwerml Ticket CMIce 706 11th Cofando JMdff crbone Main tiN Tui wharf Phone JNO CALUVIIAN M V Pm and Gtnl Mgr W II CALLAHAN Gnl Pana Alto MANY NEW ATTRACTIONS ALL AMUSEMENTS FREE- r Sundays and Holidays ROUND AH Other Days 25cj TRIP Train schedule in railroad column Take New York avenue cars for Dis trict Line Station COLONIAL BEACH Wajhingtoni Atlantic City Special Weekend Trips STEAMER ST JOHNS From River View wharf foot 7th t IW Satur day June fc at 5 m June 7 at 8tf a AND BVERr SATURDAY ANt daring June Itane Sunday about 1039 p a u a MK ater bathing and filing Fare round trip Saturday IMay ticket J Sunday Rood day only 59c COLONIAL BEACH HOTEL OPENS JUNE 11 Store made at Alexandria going and nHnrning Steamer Queen Anne DAILY TRIPS COMMENCING SATURDAY JUNE 6 1036 PLENTY TO AMUSE NO DULL TIME MANY NEW AMUSBMBNTS THIS SIASON MUSIC AND DANCING WEEKDA1B BAND CONCERT SUNDAY Steamer QUMQ Aaae INTel 7th attest abed days W a ra 206 and 6tt p nu Sundays 11 a 215 and 6d5 p a lIe CbUdrae lie GRAND COnCERT HEVY- HASE By Section of U S MARINE BAND Every Evening Including Sunday A f R E 3 fSl Evening tJ IlB Except Sunday ADMISSION FREE AltLlNGTON fORT FALLa O11UUUU ft i iir V 1111 sTot HOUSE Car at frequent ImItate Item rcon Ink and r iniyi uU Theno main 131 soil item end Aqueduct w t 212 litKoric ground or the Ciril War See Colonial Record ot George at Fairfax Court Jlcmv Afk Icr tickets via trap hvrch TO KENSINGTON 16th st and N Y ate every 15 minutes la i Bock Creek BiHJse Park MAIN ENTRANCE to Cbery Chaw Lake Connect with Kcnuiuctea earl Hound trip 2Sc at Fuwelfs FOR MOUNT VERNON UOM AND TOMB OF WASHINGTON DAILY SUNDAY EXCEPTED Arrives Ya htjigton 215 and 615 p m Fate round trip tochidisr admisatoa to and manMon Tboue UK Go to Glen Echo Park Ererj nmtwrajentoool pjcinraajue D aiitlfa trolley ride on Potomac Ferry Service to Alexandria St aaj r UOUlt arid A a to i pt m daily and Sunday KACH WAY OC r Filed northwest NORFOLK A LT WLsiadoal8 pm I b5 JIt lot ala CHESAPEAKE BEACH NOW OPEN MUSICDANCING Fare DA Y agaIn Q1 ED Ge buttleg RIVER ViEW woK FAKE dulta A- TC LA K E Large Every VAtT01 zAUUaX tUU L Itt un in CARS irma Zoo tides TrsTe3 7th em Wbarf Ii m aDII Jl m 7 lit fi I Is by- re r COMPAN r Washington Ii pa tel made m let rna M VlWZA tmL Mon meet scott hIl sod Line 14 2 giusi tIll ttex HAL 1 8 FIRE ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > < ¬ > > SUMMER RESORTSN- EW YORK Long Island- It is like takiag an ocean Topage to dw U oa toil beautifel island HOUSE Shelter island L I A HAVEN FOP ADTOMOBILIST3 Opens June 25 Under New Management- J HULL DAVIDSON Oflke K UnIon Seoare New York Oily G Uagw leased with aH sortie and mesh FROM JUNE i- Bo ki c agmt trill call anywhere within Greater New York NEW hAMPSHIRE Mont CharmIngly Located 300 Feet Above the Historic Village of Franconln HUNTS COTTAGES FRANCORA N H IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS from own farm Milk and uom- Mfebratcd Gate Finn Mr try one may a nose drire- T is the and go Oft the MBA OM twice 4W aerw inset Bookkta LODGE KOW OPBX HOTEL OPEN JULY L VIRGINIA ADd SQBBWT Homes in High Altitudes oa Chesapeake Ohio Railway VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS WARM SPRINGS HEALING SPRINGS Old Sweet Springs Sweet Chalybeate Spring Rockbrldpre Alum Springs Natural Bridge Red Sulphur Springs Snit Sulphur Springs the Allegheny Hotel Bath Alum SprIngs Mount El- liott Springs Nlmroil Hall MHlboro c- StojM r privfkge at Sulpbor Springs and at Cortogtoa Va r Vtogiaia Hot Sprtegs- Er tten ta Pamphlets and Sunaer- Uam Folders at ticket o wt 09 strMt and aU Pennsrlraoia awnoe For a Pleasant inexpensive Summer Outing Lexington Situated la the Shenandoah VaOey altttwk IK1 feet about HI miles from WMbtectoa HMad lot n actcexble cUaatt superb aocaer cool eights alMDM ol BKxqiiHK GnU tenets Ufct g and fetmttoc MI SMaon For infonaadOB a ireu BOARD OF TRADE LEXINGTON VA ATLANTIC CITY N J ATLANTIC CITY American and European Salt Baths Golf Free Garage Orchestra- G JASON WATERS New York Oilier SSO Fourth ar HOTEL RUDOLF ATLANTIC CITY N J OPEN ALL YEAR AMEHICAN ANt EUROPEAN PLAIt Directly oa the Beacta with nmobrtnjcted Tien of Famous Boardwalk BO ca Briew coons MO printU baths Bat and cold sec water ia priTate and pHbtte baths Nightly OrchMtral Concerts la Red Ramble GrtlL Hone for WashIngtonians ia AUaaUc city Special KXtoC rates for May and Juno Harvey a Spedalty Write for rates to Radii or phone Hanes ReHaaraot 3893 Main JOEL HILLMAN Fropr Atlantic City Open Throughout- the Year Fatness as hotel for the comforts or bent C O MARQOETTE D a WRITE Manager President ATLANTIC CITY N J A FEW WEEKS IN OUR HOUSE with ever conreofeoot and tabta and terriee will be a restorer Bouts for pleas- ure or health for ladies awl gentlemen with traiacd ATLANTIC CITY N J OPEN ALL THE YEAR WALTER J DUZBY TABOR S Connecticut Arane and Beach Large airy rooms open surroundfecL table to ja weekly THE LELAKDE SS8ff Atlantic City N J bUM per week upward 5- ZWESTMINSTER gS KkTator to street to CHAk 1MJMKE Hotel Clarendon llotri lace all testes M D XBJMAN End Kentucky AM Open MLnULAniUfl MMC Street lord Booklet Ooack S K BOXIFAUE- i Special Spring Kates ALFHBU tt UUINtmOO OCEAX CITY X J HOTEL BISCAYNE A W SMITH NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS- Do net deter in notifying this oQco ot any change of address tocaHjr or fer matt It the paper fc oat Icing send rnvatrir or latitiactorflr aaako inonpt eBotptahit hf trie pIM cr p aMl card It is t aIM te perfect carrion and hams subscribers will raolrlbata to this end by reporting at sacs and aH dticlendcj Telephone Main aa I FOREST HILL HOTELA- ND tar I River u odate hays week Tense CWrt5 BU- M F IL 7 Virginia Mountain Resorts GREE DRIER White Tic FOurteenth g Va HOTEL WINDSOR the HOTEL the GALEN HALL t Usd2nts uub L YOUNG General HOTEL DENNIS NN Rates If 1rnS AYE with mata J2 dailY I WE D ItGf PONCE DE LEON MaAt n 5T AND OCR NEAR TilE lSBACB Open Mt Telephone 1 Ot 4 MAN HAN SET wur Ice from wtvate pond Vega butter Floe dries 45 Green 21etl Caleb TRAYMORE Manager Bagellent 39 A DUNN D en suite u- JACOK BAlTIC BAD meets Ocean St sM to AVE 1 4 fur- nish any I ¬ < >
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