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PRESIDENT NJ CALL
ASKED TO PRODUCE
ANDY HAMILTON
Tells Insurance ProberS New York
Life's Dog Fund" Manager Is Ill in
France-Will Make Restitution
and Accounting.

Mccan Of the New York Life Insurance Company
was suddenly called this afternoon the Legislative
Inquiry demand made upon MIN Tor an aountns
of the hundreds of dollars paid Andrew Hamilton for ye
low DOG" purposes Albany and elsewhere
1t demanded Of Mccall that he communicate to Hamilton
now fugitive in Europe the committee wants him to return to New
York Immediately examination what he did with the
fortune paid over to him legislative action throughout the
United states.
mccall produced executed by him and
on or before Dee 3 1906 Of the
oo .,a NV his order
real estate, In hi. s2ssooo 100000 which
10 the Albany "yeIiow dog fund III
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LATEST NEWS OF ALL SPORTS
HORSES FALL AT PlMLlco.
-Four Go Down in steepieehsse'
Ganseyoort Breaking HIS Neck.

RACE TRACK. PIMLIco. Nov, is.-
In the third race owners Handicap
stecplechase, four horses fell. 0anxe-
WORT fcii over the Hiih jump and broke
his neck walcott. who was riding him,
fell under the horse and was badly
crushed, and was taken TO the Mary
land University Hospital In an smbu-
lance re SIS III =
The races here to-day resulted ss fol-
lows:
FIRST RAcE-ssKng. for three
year-olds; six fiirlonga Blue Coat. IL
CIelgesOn), to ] and TO ], !; VI
perine, iOl (Assworttl) $ to I and 2 IA TO
! 2; Verness, ll5 (Crlmmlns), II TO 1.
and to s, g. Time-i.i6 IA
SECOND RAcE-Maidens; three-year-
olds and W; one mile ,c1 Snd crsn ssyenty vent,
Z ~ 10 / aud even, Il Noblesse Obige,
lO1 (Crimmins). Z to \ and out, 2. Zant.
no (Milss 5 to and 70 !. s Time
rs
Thu ID R,NE-owners Handicap--
steep, cha =, our-year-olds and up:
two M. sS .samplands IA tRoganl 2 to
and 4 20 g 1, Seventh Ward lS (Iiay.
den) 20 to and 8 TO 1. .: Croxton lA
(FrechD to l and to J. . Time
FOURTH RAcE-For Az ages: one
mile and sixteenth. .-Delphie, los
(Creamer), TO / and even, 1; Tribes
Hill,- l12 (Johnson), Q to 6 and . to s, 2;
Nine Spot. 100 tking), . 1-2 to 1 and 1 10
s. g. Time-l49.
FIFTH RACE--Handicap for two-
year-olds; six furlongs-Pater, dis Grim
mins), 9 10 s and to 8, I. Barberloot.
96 (Miller) q to and s TO s. 2. Jmltef.
III (Meade), to l and 5 to 5. >. Time
--1l4f-4
SIXTH Neutrality-suspicious. and
up; one and one-elghth miles.-Yoe-
man. los (Creamer). 3 10 and out, ];
S,roma, liS tJohnson), 10 to and to
g. Time--l.56 Ia,
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Dame Fashion Makes This
Evening the "Real" I"
Session..
SOCIETY FITS OCCASION
Fridays Regular Dress Parade
to Start the Week Instead
of Ending II.

The great oval amphitheatre is fes-
TONED with tiger (orange and black)
bunting, and pompous little tiger
(the llverIed sorO hops out to the
centre Of the tanbark and blows few
resonant notes on a golden bugle.
This w the tlme-honored method OF
ushering IN the annual Horse Show OF
Madison Square Garden. The only de-
parture to-day was when the dapper lit
tie bugler hopped out to blow his boots
and saddles" and herald the twenty.
first annual November exhibition OF
horses and glad ralment. he fell hat on
his nose on the tanbanrk.
The first thing, that will greet Prince
Louis's regard tonight as he enters
Madison Square Garden will be an neor-
nous seml-circle OF bunting. the British
flag aud the Stars and Stripes. suspand-
ed from the proscenlum arch In the
very centre OF the Garden. lust above
the Judges platform.
Over the Madison avenue entrance
the decorators have dragged In a more
modest half-moon OF bunting the Royal
English endgn and the American nag.
MIss Alice to Meet Prince.
Miss Alice Roosevelt ia expected to
attend the show tonight and share at
tention With Prince Louis. She will
spend some OF the time In. the Alfred
@. Vanderbilt box. and also in box
with the Prince that will be provided
by the Horse show management.
The second event brought out the big
sssst ss field e jumpers ever shown IN one
3, j.. Holloway were literally repre-
sented In this class. and the hunters
were showing spiendidly until the
Count De Garmo Gray entered and cre-
ated quite an equine stir.
be called basso .profundo raiment Baby
blue spats, cardinal and peacock trous-
ers struggled to render a soft allegretto,
soft-pedalled prelude; but a flaming
frock coat. Of gorgeous cut could not
soften ste the Pig drums ,s, and cymbais hat
panorama OF his waistcoat.
Horse after horse SHE'D at even three
bars until after the sonorous music OF
the Counts clothes had died away
down the promenade.
There was an unprecedented rush on
Ing for seats FOR tonight in event of
Prince Louis's visit.
Mrs. ALIENS Exhibits.
Mrs. Lillian ALLEN. to whom Pierre
Lorillard left his Rancocas Stock Farm,
hibitlon and for the first time since the
death OF Mr. Lorollard Is bringing TO
the front the tine horses bred In his
stable. She has entered thoroughbreds
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STEEL DOORS FAILED
TO KEEP POLICE OUT.
They Climbed Flre-Escapes and
Made Sensational Raid Wit
messed by a Big Crowd.

Acting Capt. coslIgan and ten OF his
men reided a Haryeyized place, alleged
10 be poolrccm, at No. IA West Four
teehth street this afternoon The entire
second iloor was guarded With steel
d5ors. Detectives Hamilton and Murray
got In hy way OF the llra escape. while
The o,hrr pollcemen guaIied bhe exits.
'rhore were LILY men M the place, but
only three were held Thesc were the
doofkceper, Charles Warren, negro,
R.chard Lavlgne, 0i No, 80 Lexington
VENUE, and Louis Newshcller Of Unln
Hlil. n. j.. NE police reported that
they S0ufiscated telephones, charts, RAG
Ing sheets and a poker table,
A big crowd. including number o.
English jackies gathered IN Fourteenth
street, 70 watch the ralderA
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Judge "Andy" In France.

BY Mr.. Hughes
Q. Do you know whore Andrew Hami-
ton ISL A. Either at Paris or Havre
v Have you had any Communication
wDh hin2 A. Not lately.
O. Is he coming back hereg A. don't
know, 1t is my wish that he would d
90. saw his daughter upon her return
from Europe. She told me that her
father was very sick man, From
what she said did moi feel that I
could go further wita her or that
could expect Mr. Hamilton to return.
Q. Have you made any demand upon
Andrew Hamilton for the s2S5,ooo paid by
you TO him for the purchase OF the Elm
street. property7 A. have not
II was here that Mccall produced the
note he has made guaranteeing the pay
ment Of the s235,ooO
O. Have you reported to the Board
Of Directors Of tho New York Llfs
the hundreds OF thousands of dollars
which you paid to Andrew Hamilton
at various times for which you. only
hold his receipt? A. have noa
Accounting pemandedr''
Mr.. Hughes-Mr. Mccall, II Is the wish
OF this committee that you do 50 and
that you give an accounting Of those
moneys forthwith.
Mr. McClll--I shall do as you request.
Mccall was then commanded to COM
munlcate with Hamilton Immediately
and tell him to return to New York.
and TO also demand OF him an accounts
ing.
II shall do all In my power TO COM
ply with the committees instructions"
promised Mccoa, but | want II under
stood distinctly that I cannot control
Hamilton"
Nevertheless, Mr.. MI,Call,' adde3
Mr. Hughes, "the committee desires
Hamilton and Il also demands an ac-
counting OF all the monies patd 10 him"
Mr. Mccall talked like man In a
dare. He had come to the inquiry
chamber wholly unprepared for the
ordeal to which Hughes submitted
him.
Trustees Stirred 10, Action.
A,,.r Nccau ma loft the y,tness
.,arS no asked Air Hughes 90 permit
BIN 20 return and spread upon the rec
ord a rssomt,or odontsd by The BOARD
=, rr,s,oas - the Nav yark I.fo ON
~, - iso6 rscogniz,nr .hs revelations
of,,hn ,,o,lrv concern,ne raymonts OF
49, nancy Inv insurance
90 cD,nsn n,es A. dsfe,t LEGISLATION nnd for
Kindred purpnses Il forbade the pay
mani of money in the future for such
nnrposos unless fun vouchers wlsh
names details ana fhe legislation nt-
fected set forth therein wero oAtaiesd
The resolution recommsnaea fs',ts @
on the subjects % aSsoor'uos .,I1'oi sne ~, ~ y
N""' w
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Young. Bad News was length and a
hall IN front OF Hermitage,
Cabin Easily Beat y
. Afvena made the running IN, the nrht
10 the stretch, followed bv sun Ray
and Ranlque. Sun RAY went 20 the
but at the sixteenth pole Cabin clased
with rush and won by length and
n half from Sun Ray who beat Louis
II. length for the place.
The Sixth Race.
Blue Mamie made the early pace IN
the hgth, followed by Hin Lassie. Half
way home swell 1irl went 20 the front
and won by length and half from
Fiorazohde. who beat Nellie Burn
head Cor the place.
The evening world., 1905-11-13
Accuse Mayor as Thief.

HELENA. NOV. Ex-Governor Toole
has issued requIsItion on Governor
eeanes OF North Dakota, for William
VI Denny Mayor OF Winston, N. d..
charged with being connected with a
gang which has stolen more than Looo
horses
The evening world., 1905-11-13
NASHVILLE WINNERS.

NASHVILLE, Nov 1.-THE iaoes here
to-day resulted ne follows:
FIRST RACE E-Threc.aunrters miie.-
Calnbaeh. % s and out (l). Claude.
9,t ter place, (D; Li''scr 90. TImo
SECOND fAcE-F1vt ana one-haif
f,irionFs -Iyadur, "a 10 10 and 1 10 4. M;
osee, svets fQt place o.; qrane Wagner.
THIRD RACEs-One and one.slxtesnth
nfIfe.rNis Htllie, : 10 1 and to III
~. Estla1o Hflfne out for place. 0lt.
Mamie RlfoI, (0. Iifpe-i q ~ '
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One Hundred Years Old.

WOODBURY.. NOV. is.--Former sena-
Tor John pierson celebrated his one hun
dredth birthday to-day at his home IN
Swedosboro. He served as Stale Sena-
Tor from Gloucester during q civil war
and Ia said to be the Oldest Odd Fellow
In the country.
The evening world., 1905-11-13

NEWS OF
THE DAY
Injured on the Drake.

Thomas p, Harrlott, a gunner on the
british aagihIp Drake, Is In Bellevue
II0ipital, the victim OF bayonet
wound He was hanging decorations
for the "ballrDom" on the Dnlke this
afternoon when q bayonet or a shield
~ loose and fell. cuttin~ a deep cash
IN the eunner's right thigh.
The evening world., 1905-11-13
Banker Goes to Prison.

sr. PAUL NOV. is.--Thomas y. Glenn
ent. President of the First National
Bank, OF Faribault Nina, convicted OF
cmbczzling funds and causiGg the bank
failure, was to-day sentenced to serve
tlght years In prison.
The evening world., 1905-11-13
Saved from Negro Lynchers

2 ATLANTA, NOV. BIT. z. Justice.
a white man, was captured by a mob
OF negroes here to-day charged with an
attack on negro girl Justice was
threatened with violence and mob OF
900 men demanded that he be lynched.
Poiice rescued Justice.
The evening world., 1905-11-13
Eben Plympton Under Bail.

PLYMOUTH, MASS. NOV. is,-Eben
Plymouth, the ae;or, was held In $1,000
bonds fcr she Grand Jury to-day, on 9
charge OF assault with intent to kill
upon Capt. George Martin. his friend.
The evening world., 1905-11-13
Leon Cayallo Coming Here.

PARIS, NOV is.--Rudslph Aronson
announces that no has concluded ar
rlngements with Ruggler) Leon Cavaslo,
composer of the '1'Pagliacci," for an
American tour beginning In Oct, 1906.
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RACING
LATE WINNERS ArNAsHvLlE.

LA7EwlNNsRs ArNAsHvILlE.
I Fcurth-Luhs Out even ltactiara s-5 place. creoAn.
Fifth--Esanor Al, Sanction a-5 pace Little Boz.
ATPMLIco.
Seventh Master Prim 72 c. Jones as p Singing Msatsr
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LONG Shots DAY
AT AQUEDUCT
-
Talent Fail to Cash Until Last
Race when Swell Girl 8
Romps Home.
AouEDucT WINNERS.
AoUEDucT WINNERS.

ftfRf fhffN = '''f'ffH'f8fN w
te s) l. Ruth W. tts to 81 2, DEL
mere 8.
SECOND RAcE--Tommy wad-
. dell 70 to y I, cederstrome 70 to 8
for plaoe) 2, BroomhandIe 8.
THIRD RAcE--sldnsy G. Love
Is TO 81 I, orenads (sysn for
rlace)
FouRTH RAcE---Jack Young
no 10 M, BAD News u TO 10 sos
plase) 2, Hermitage g.
FIFTH RACE Cabin "a to y q,
Gun Ray Is TO . for flaoa) 2, lo,Is
flia
sIxTH RAcE.--swell Girl e 10
! ~ 4, FIorozonds a to I for place.
2, i1eIIIe Burns 3.
AQuEDucT RACE TRACK, Nov is
Light iields and cara that was net
particularly interesting should not
have dawn the crowd THAT put 10 an
Appearance AZ Auueducl this pftcgnoon.
The attendance was surprisingly sool
and tciaing more brisk lhan usual. I L
I0uNoI u4 II tho nuNar4 Wnfa aoln4 a..
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nsefsteak dinners aud Evans Ale
sss nv treat u ne season. -
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EVENING WORLD RACING CHART
AT AQUEDUCT.
Tenth Day-N0v. ~. 1905. Track Fast.
Day-Nov. 10. 1905.

addsai ..IlIpg. tw0.ysar.0Ia.i poe mIl,.
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Ruth ". had speed to-day ana she
made tne RUNNING n the frst. followed
~ Rust and phminshana'
The Washington times., 1905-11-06
NEW STRONG MAN
SEEKS LAURELS
Importation From England
Also Crack Wrestler.
WAS WITH HACKENSCHMIDT
Threw Worlds Champion Once, But it
Was in Training Bout-After
Tom Jenkins

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-A second Hack
enschmidt, Ferdinand, Gruhn, Ger
man. is here in search Of weight-lifting
and catch-as-c -catch-can wrestling hon
ors. Judged by appearance and his
feats Of strength. he is, to put it terse-
ly, a wonder.
Just now Gruhn is keeping himself in
condition at the Broadway gymnasium
Of Prof. Atilla, the noted strong man
and athlete OF a decade ago. Atilla has
coached some OF the strongest men of
the world. but he says he never saw
Gruhns equal He is, with the pos
sible exception OF Hack" the only
combination OF a weight-lifter and
wrestler that has ever appeared before
the public. Gruhn performed some feats
Of strength this week which broke all
the Weight-lifting records ever heard
of
The Washington times., 1905-11-06
MARTIN-CROWLEY
SET-TO TONIGHT
Will Go Fifteen Rounds
After Club Meeting.
WASHINGTON BOYS CHANCE
Would Gain Much by Defeating Ex-
perienced Philadelphian-Last
Bout Proved Little.

Fred Martin the Philadelphia DoXer
who Is 20 meet Eddie Crowley, or " asn-
ington. tonight for fifteen rounds in the
entertainment which will follow the an
nual meeting of the ROCK Spring
Hygenic Institute. on the Conduit road,
said this morning that ne expected ms
brother, Terry Martin, who has been
meeting the best Of the feather ana
lightweights around Philadelphia, 10 De
in his corner when he enters the ring.
The two Martins are a pair OF hgnt-
ing brothers, like the twin SuIhvans'
Mike and Jack. the Gardners ana Ihe
Attells. They have been pracucIng the
manly art together since they can re
member. and each has wide experience
in the ring with his brother as esquire
Fred Martin said this morning that ne
was in excellent shape and fully ex-
pected to outpoint Crowley, who Is
strong on willingness, but has not mad
much opportunity to acquire the finer
points in actual contests.
Crowley Is Husky.
Crowley has been working in ktsue
LeonaFd's gymnasium. while Martin has
been doing his preparatory stunts un-
der the eye Of Johnny O'Connor. The
Washington boy first came into prom
inence last Wint~+~Yhen he showed that
he could stand punishment enough 10
wear out the ordinary clever boxers
and stin have a punch left that would
produce the ten-secOnd nap A number
OF matches were arranged Tor MIN, Du'
most OF them fell through. but when hs
did get a chance he showed that ne was
the real goods His only setback was
at the hands of Kid Stein, who puI
Crowley to sleep in Baltimore, but I'd
dies friends have always claimed tnal
he had not recovered from the effects
of Illness and that the fight shoulo
be thrown out in working up the forn
OF their man
Bobby Baker writes this morning thai
he will attend the festivities 10 chal
1enge' Crowley, Martin, George Myers
Dick the Kid. or any other lSs-Poune
boy who has boxing aspirations TwS
preliminaries have been arranged Il
take place right after the club meeting
The Washington times., 1905-11-06
CROSS AND HOFFMAN
MUCH SOUGHT AFTER

NEW YORK, Nov. ct is possible
that Lave Cross and Danny Hoffman
of the Philadelphia Athletics, will wear
Yankee uniforms next season. Both, II
is said. are ready to make the shift If
prODer inducements are forthcoming
As a matter Of fact. at least one Ma
tinnal League club Is negotiating to buy
Cross release. Before he can be sold
10 a National club it Will be necessary
for all the American League Clubs TO
waive claim 70 his services. Therefore,
# Frank Farrell and Manager Clark
Grinith want the veteran, there Is no
reason why ne cannot be secured.
The Washington times., 1905-11-06
ENGINEER ELEVEN
LOST HARD GAME
Beaten by Fort McHenry, s TO o-Three
Inches From Scoring When
Whistle Blew.

The Engineers at the Washington Bar
racks lost a hard luck football game tc
the Fort McHenry team at the barracks
on Saturday. by 10 Q. The contest was
a hummer throughout, marked. by fierce
plunging and tackling
Three times the Engineers recovered
the ball on fumbles. but they were
greatly handicapped by the decisions Of
the referee. against whom the Wash
ington players entered a strong protest
When time was called at the end Of the
second half the Engineers had the ball
within three inches Of the Fort McHenry
goal line.
The line-un:
The Washington times., 1905-11-06

Secretary Knowles. of the New York
Nationals has received an order from q
rooter for two season books. for next
year. The rOoter wants the books as
soon as he can get them, for he wrote
that he wanted TO make Christmas pres
euts of them. If the books would not be
ready an order from the New York
Club that would see 10 their being de-
livered as soon as ready would do just
as we'll Knowles will see that either
the books or the order are ready for
Christmas.
The Washington times., 1905-11-06

Hazel Patch. 2.o2sa. and ZolocI. 2.O5K
have been matched for three races. to
be held one each at Santa Ana. San
BernarulnO and Los Angeles. The races
are 10 De for 81, 600 each 10 be diLiied
40 per cent TO the winner and 80 Nor
cent 10 the loser There will also be an
added bonus II the State record of 2.08I
made by John K. Gentry. I'm 1893. at Los
Angeles. is beaten.
The Washington times., 1905-11-06

In Chicago the other day Frank
Chance and few other members Of
the National League teams Waylaid
COmiskey, president of the American
League club. of that city, which was
defeated in the post-season games and
gave him q dinner. They wanted 70
show. the old warrior that they loved
him despite his affiliation with a rival
organization.
The Washington times., 1905-11-06
BASEBALL.

Frank Delehanty. who was sold TO
New York by the Birmingham team
his written another letter Frank tells
President Baugh. OF the BirmiI CHAM
club. for the second time that he
wants part Of the money obtained for
his release to New York
The Washington times., 1905-11-06
SECOND wARWICKS TALK.

The Second Warwicl1s. who defeated
the Virginias. want games with 100
pound teams, Rhode Island Methodists
preferred. Address. J. Dugan, 4l5
street southeast.
The Washington times., 1905-11-06

Harry Taylor. the new president OF
the Eastern League, is a Cornell gradu-
ate He was a member of the Louis
vile baseball team from 1890 to 1892
In 1893 he played first base for the Bal
timore club, and In 1894 retired 10 prac-
tice law in Buffalo. Taylor was counsel
for the Professional Ballplayers' Protec-
tive Association
The Washington times., 1905-11-06

There Is likely to be another Hughes
in the big leagues next season. Presi-
dent Comisl<ey, Of the White Sox, has
announced that he has purchased Tom
Hughes from the Topeka Club. Of the
Western Association.
The Washington times., 1905-11-06

There are many Of the good baseball
men that believe Murray. who IS man
ager Of the Jersey City team Of the
Eastern League, would make good in
the major league.
The Washington times., 1905-11-06

Lave Cross says that in his twenty
years in the baseball game he has never
batted against a niteher that was so
speedy, and never hit or at least tried
to hit. such drop balls as Mathewson
pitched IN the recent world series.
The Washington times., 1905-11-06
OH, SASSY, SASSY!
BAD WORD BARRED
Michigan Faculty Is Greatly
Shocked.
SONGS MUSTN'T MENTION H
Fudge" s'Prunes," "Slush," "Tal
Grass" and Such Like 70 Take
It's Place.
SONGS MUSTN'T MENTION H

ANN ARBOR Mich. Nov. 6.-The
faculty at Ann Arbor has. by one act,
greatly hampered the teams chances of
beating Wisconsin says an exchange.
While the eleven IS not touched. the yell
masters have been knocked out. and IL is
feared that before they can bring the
rooters into shape It win be too late 70
aid in wining the game.
At a mass meeting held TO welcome
Heston. the order was read from PresI-
dent Angel that the word hell was
TO be cut out OF all Michigan songs ana
yeIls.
Now, as the word which denotes the
sulphuric regions 10 which Michigan
rooters have hitherto consigned then
rivals, is in nearly every song ana yen
in active use. Yell Master Wendell IA
I'D in the air.
The Washington times., 1905-11-06

'Jiggs" Donohue. OF the White Sox,
has a brother that he says win look
like the real thing after a little exper-
ience in the minor leagues. He will
be given a trial with the Portland, Ore,
Club.
The Washington times., 1905-11-06

George Mcbride. OF the St Louis Car
dinais wants the National commits
( against him in the charges made that
/ he had thrown games in the post-sea-
/ son between the two Mound City teams.
Mcbride protests his innocence OF any
WrOng-dOing.
The Washington times., 1905-11-06

The Detroit Club will make no
changes in its pitching stan for the
season Of 1905 Manager Armour
thinks his pitchers are as good as any
in the American League, and he's about
right.
The Washington times., 1905-11-06

Lave Cross says it is hard for a fell
low to look beautiful when he Is bow
legged
The Washington times., 1905-11-06

Ed. Geers expects to have a world
heater next year in the sensational pac-
ing MY, Faster Direct. which showed
trlaI mile In 2;O4 during the Columbus
meeting.
The Washington times., 1905-11-06
Fort AIcHenrv

Ralph Williams, Of Boston. who owns
Glenwood NJ, 2:07h. has purchased Mar
yelletta, 2;2<A. This fellow showed 2:lOz.
Tor mile at Lexington recently.
The Washington times., 1905-11-06

Chairman Hermann, of the National
Commission, has returned to his home
IN Cincinnati, and feels in a good mood
over the Giants success in the worlds
championship.
The Washington times., 1905-11-06

Turley. 2:0TA. winner OF tire Walnut
Hall stake at Lexington. has been pur-
chased BY J. d. Gallery. of Pittsburg.
for 5000
The Washington times., 1905-11-06

Lighthouse, 2:14k IS the eighth ?
year-old trotter TO trot in 2:15 or better
in race and the fourth flly to do the
same trick
The Washington times., 1905-11-06

Fighting Dick Hyland. the bantam
weight Of San Francisco, will meet
Young O'Leary. of Milwaukee. for ten
rounds at catch weight in the star pre-
Iiminary to the Jimmy Gardner VS.. Mike
(Twin) Sullivan fight on Thanksgi
night in San Francisco. Hyland has
only one defeat and that by Frankie
Neil. the bantamweight champion.
The Washington times., 1905-11-06

Eddie Mitchell was put down for a
year for not trying 10 win with Wig
Wag at q recent meeting III Vienna.
The Washington times., 1905-11-06

The show horses OF Mrs. G-osvenor
brought an average Of $500 a head
Most OF them were trCtting bred
The Washington times., 1905-11-06

FOOTBALL.
As the time for the George Washing
ton-Georgetown game for the loca'
championship draws near the Bun and
Blue followers are gaining confidence
and feel that their team has its best
chance in fits history TO defeat its rival
The George washington squad is gradu-
ally gaining strength as the season ad-
vances. 1t is uD To Dr. Reilly ail1
his trlsty hcnchmen to get busy.
The Washington times., 1905-11-06

The horses OF David Shaw, OF PITTS
burg. including Jim Fenton 2:082 viii
be wintered under the care or rainer
N Ike McDavitt
The Washington times., 1905-11-06
TURF

John Kelly, Of Springfield. Mass. well
known on the New England tracks as a
bookmaker, is dead.
The Washington times., 1905-11-06

The percentage OF the gate receipts
earned by Dan Patch this year at the
various fairs amounted TO 81 OO)
The Washington times., 1905-11-06

Pitcher Frank Smith. of the Chica-
go Americans. still has the idea that
he is a fighter and will be the cham
piOn Of the world some day. JEFF. just
wait a little biz longer before you re-
tire.
The Washington times., 1905-11-06

Highland Park has passed away as a
race track. The buildings. graudstand
ETC. are BENG torn down and the place
viii probably be cut up into buiidiny
lots.