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COLLEGE BASEBALL

PHILADELPHIA. April 19-The Har-
ward university baseball team defeated
the Carlisle Indians today on the grounds
OF the Philadelphia National. league club
by an Overwhelming score The New
England players batted the Indian pitchers
all over the field. Score:
Carlisle ...1OOO DOODLE s
Harvard 80 4 / 3 3 , "-23 q 2
- Batterles-Nephew. Roy and Baird;
IIayIor, Stephenson and Tweed; umpire,
PRINCETON. n. j., April 19.-Prince-
ton won an exciting game from Lafayette
this afternoon in the eleventh inning. the
score being to =. Score:
Lafayette .OOOOOOO2 OOO-2 3
Princeton % / o. 0 0 0 0 0 ID s 5
Batterles-Newberry and Irwin; Cook,
Byram and Cooney.
PHILADELPHIA. April 19.-Pennsyl-
Xanla hitting and errors by visitors made
the game one sided.
FRANKLIN and Marshall. ....I 3
BatterleS-Hay, Carter Layton and
Brown; Brady and Lentz.
GALESBURG. ILL.,. April 19.-Knox col
lege 8, Depauw university 5; ten innings.
CHAMPAIGN, Ill, April 19.-University
OF Illinois 6, Purdue university 1.
KALAMAZOO. Mich. April 1s.-The
University of Michigan today defeated
Kalamazoo college, Is to 3, at baseball.
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Secures English Enqineer

WASHINGTON, April 19-Sir Nor
timer Durand, the British ambassador,
today informed Secretary Taft that the
British government had, at the secre-
tary's invitation, selected Chief En-
gineer Hunter to act as one of the con-
sulting engineers of the Panama canal
board. Mr. Hunter is willing to serve
He attained considerable fame in the
engineering world by his work in con-
nectiOn with the Manchester canal.
Mr.. Hunter is expected here in Au-
gust
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Cumberland Derby Today

NASHVILLE, Tenn. April l9.-Tomor-
row the annual spring race meeting of the
Tennessee Breeders association at Cum
berland Park will be Inaugurated. the
sport to continue eleven days. Well filed
barns at the park and the number of
visiting horsemen in the city give prom
Use of a highly successful meeting For
the opening day the star feature is the
Cumberland Derby for year olds, 1900
added, at ! X miles.
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second; Society Bud. 100, Lyme. to ?.
third. Time. so.
Fifth race. l mile. selling-Toi San. 101,
Baird. TO l, won; Onatus. H. Burns
to .. second; Wyefield, 10Y. French,
to l. third. Time Al
Sixth race, six furlongS-Kiamesha
Hildebrand. to 5. won; Suffice. 10. Lee
20 to l, second: Ismailian. no Crimmins
TO 1, third. Time, Ills.
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Lorz Wins Marathon

BOSTON, April 19.-F. LORI of the Mo-
hawk Athletic club. New York, today won
the ninth annual Marathon road race of
twenty-five miles. held under the auspices
OF the Boston Athletic associat ton.
LoTZs time was hours. 80 minutes.
rs 2-5 seconds. 9 minutes. l As seconds
being the record established in 1901 by j.
j. Caffrey of Hamilton, Ont. l.. Marks
of the Pastime Athletic club. New York,
was second. and R. Fowler of the Cam
bridge Gymnasium association third
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ST. PAUL

The bowling season closed last night in
South st. Paul with the Eagles in the lead
by two games over the Gophers. Fifty
four games were rolled during the season.
and the Eagles and the Gophers have con-
tested closely for the honors.
All four teams rolled last night The
Gophers took two games out OF three
from the Eagles at Leininger's alleys. and
the Amis walked away with all three
from the Kingpins at Kennedy's alleys.
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Brewers Beat Indians

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 19.-In the
opening game of the season. played at
the new American association baseball
park today. both Indianapolis and Mil
waukee batted and fielded well. The fea
ture of the game was a put out by Roth
at third when Daugherty attempted to
clear and cool with stiff breeze sweep
ing the field. Attendance 4 800. Score:
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can't Fioht for ain Monev

LANSING. Mich, April 19-Gov War
ner has declared that he would not per-
init any pugilistic contests in Michigan
for large purses during his term as gov
ernor. The statement was inspired by
report which reached the governor that
fight promoters were planning a fistic bat
tie in Kalamazoo between two pugilists of
national reputation for purse of $40, o00
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Boston Takes Two

BOSTON. April 19.-Boston won light
hitting game from Brooklyn this morning.
Both pitchers were in excellent form,
especially Welhelm. who held the visitors
TO one clean single and a scratch bunt.
Tenney's first base playing was the fea
ture
The afternoon game went to the home
team. Boston scored the only run of the
game in the seventh. when Barclay sin
gled stole second and came home on
Sharpes drive to right field. Attendance
$500. Scores:
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Two base hit. Clarke; three base hit
Beckley: sacrifice hits. Wagner. Smoot;
stolen bases. Wagner. Burke; double
plays. Wagner to Clancy. Warner TO
Burke to Beckley; first base on balls. off
Lever 1. off McFarlane. 5. off Egan ):
struck out. by Lever 3. by McFarlane 3,
by Egan 3; hits off McFarlane, Il in 8
innings; time, 2:15; umpire, KLEIN
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As Usual for vanderhIIt

PARIS, April 19.-W. X. Vanderbilt's
Bengal, with Ransch up, today won the
PTix Dubois de Bologne Mr.. Vanderbilt
also won the Prix Velasquez with Ter
bung, ridden by Dickson.
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DORIS TEAM WINS
FROM COURT FIVE
Exciting Game Rolled for Second Prize
and Side Bet

The most exciting bowling match ever
held IN the Twin Cities was the tie game
between the Court team and the Doris
The rubber was rolled at the Acme
alleys, second and third money being
pooled and a side bet of $50, the losers
agreeing TO banquet the winning team
The Doris team rolled the more con-
slstent game and despite the efforts of
the court rooters succeeded in taking two
out OF three games. also defeating their
series.
More than 500 persons witnessed the
games and the Doris team received a
great ovation for their splendid work I'M
der adverse circumstances
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Brewers Get BeviIIe

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. April 19.-Monte
Beville, who was with the New York
last year and who was trad
ed TO Detroit and then to Chicago. signed
with the Milwaukee American association
team today He will do the regular catch
ing Tor the team and worked this after
noon.
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Cubs Get AWAY With Reds

CHICAGO. April 19.-The Chicago Ma
tional league season opened today with
rather one sided but well played game.
Chicago punched hits and with the aid of
two passes won in the first two innings.
Cincinnatis only score resulted from a
gift and Seymours long triple. Attend
ance. 5000. Score:
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Two base hits. Conner; Stolen bases
Spanton. Chaplin, Guy. Chatterdon. ].
Wilkinson. Dwight. Glen. Musselman,
lddings: struck out. by Spanton 4. Dy
Chatterdon 9. by Wilkinson ?. by Capron
,; bases on balls. off Spanton l. of Chat
terdon 3. off Wilkinson >. off Capron /;
hit by pitched ball. by Spanton =, by
Capron l; passed balls. Mutt, Glen.
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NEW YORK TAXES STOCK
SALES AND TRANSFERS
Bill Imposing Two Cents on Each 500
Signed by the Governor

ALBANY, n. Y, April 19.-GOv.
Higgins tonight signed the stock trans
fer bill imposing a stamp tax of two
cents on each 500 of par value of all
corporation stocks or securities sold or
transferred.
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TIaers Play Ball at Home

DETROIT. Mich. April 19.-Detroit
opened the local season before a record
crowd by shutting out Chicago. Donovan
was accorded sensational support by his
The work Of the Detroits was always
snappy. Mayor Codd pitched and Char
ley Bennett caught the first ball Atten-
dance, 9.412 Score:
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Two base hits, Murphy, Geier, Hemphill;
three base hits. Murphy. Hart, Kenna;
stolen bases Brashear s, Kerwin. Hall
man, Montgomery 2; sacrifice hits. Car
ney, Geier; hits off Corbett in 1-3 in
nings, off Slagle l in 2-3 inning, off Girls
tall 3 in innings; triple play, Murphy to
Kenna to Montgomery to Quinlan; bases
on balls, off Kenna 4, off Corbett 2; hit by
pitched ball, Kelley, Hart; struck out by
Louisville 6, st. Paul s; attendance 5000;
time, , hours; umpire, Haskell.
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Left on bases. Chicago ., Cincinnati 6:
two base hits. Tinker. Slagle; three base
hits. Tinker, Seymour; sacrifice hit. Hoft-
man; stolen base, Evers; double play. Sey-
mour to Schlei; struck out by Weimer 5.
balls. off weimer 3. OFF Ewing 2; hit with
ball, Dolan; time. 1885; umpire, O'Day.
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Hits. off Patterson , in three innings
off Owen in five innings; two base hits
Crawford, Green. Mcfarland: sacrifice
hits. Donovan >. Sullivan. O'Leary: stolen
base, Green; bases on balls. off Donovan
!. off Patterson /: base on errors Detroit
l. Chicago /; left on bases Detroit T.
Chicago s: struck out. by Donovan >:
double plays. Donovan. O'Leary. Cough
lin and Schaefer: Schaefer O'Leary and
passed balls. Sullivan l; time. 1872: UNI
pire. Sheridan.
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erIIIos Lose the First

TOLEDO, o., April 19.-At the opening
OF the american association season here
today the visitors played much faster
ball than the locals and batted at more
eepportune moments. Attendance $500.
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Pirates Win From Cardinals

PITTSBURG, Pa. April 1s.-Today's
game was almost a certain victory for
Pittsburg after the fourth inning. when
McFarlane was hit at will. The feature of
the game was Levers work. both pitch
ing and fielding. Attendance, 12.0S5.
Score.
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NapoIeons Draw Blank

ST. LOUIS. April 19.-The ST. Louis
Americans inaugurated the season on
their home grounds today by winning a .
to game from Cleveland Sudhoff pitch
ed his first game of the year and pleased
the 1000 spectators who braved the
periods Score:
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PHILADELPHIA, April 19-With a
man on base and two out in the seventh
inning today. Murphy tied the score with
a home run drive. and the locals won
from New York in the ninth inning by
timely hits. The fielding of both teams
was ragged. Attendance 41S4. Scnre.
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Indianapolis % 0 0 0 o 0 o.
Bases on balls, by Starkells 3, by
Daugherty 8; struck out, by StarkeIls 3,
by Daugherty 3; two base hits, Swander.
Roth, Carr, O'Nen McChesney; three
base hits. McCreeryi Osteen, O'Neil; sac
rifice hits. Schwartz. Robinson. Hemphill,
Mccormick; stolen bases, Carr. McChes-
ney =; left on bases, indianapolis Is, Mil
waukee 10; umpire, Hart; time, 1850
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Senator's Win One

WASHINGTON, April 19.-Cassidy's
double followed by Mullens. single. after
two men were out in the eleventh inning
decided today'S game in WaShingtons IA
vor. 1t was pitchers battle and both
teams gave a very creditable exhibition in
fielding. especially at short. Attendance,
3 sos Score.
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AFTERNOON CAME

Two base hit, Needham: stolen base
Barclay; double plays. Owens to Lewis to
Babb. Lewis to Owens TO Babb. Lewis TO
off Eason 2: struck out. by Harley 4. by
Eason 6: time, LIS; umpires. Bausewine
and EmSlie.
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COLUMBUS, O., April 19.-Columbus
defeated Minneapolis in the opening game
of the season today by punching hits in
dapca 0O7
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Gordon

MO name was ever
~ put in a hat that
means more than the
Gordon name. Every
year the sale of Gordon
Hats increases. The
newpurchasers comefrom
the S. class, and when
they come they come to
stay. Wear a Gordon
Hat (soft or stiff and
you will recognize its
right to be classed as the
perfect hat.
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1T IS NAMED DIOCESE
OF LAKE SUPERIOR
Result of the Division of the Arch
diocese of Milwaukee

ROME. April 1s.-The new diocese
to be created by the division of the
archdiocese of Milwaukee will be call
ed the diocese of Lake Superior. The
bishops residence will be Ishpemins,
Mich.
EAU CLAIRE Wis, April 1S-Word
has been received from Rome. it is re-
ported in Catholic circles. that Bishop
Broderick of Cuba had been appointed
bishop of the new Superior diocese The
new see extends south as far as Chippewa
Falls, but does not take in that city The
selection of an outside bishop, it is be-
lieved, will be generally satisfactory.
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Tone out when winning run scored.
S ReM York 80 q q -
Two bast hits. Elberfeld, Kleinow; three
base hit. Seybold; home run. Murphy;
stolen base. Williams: sacrifice hits. Hart
sci. Hoffman, Davis. Murphy. Powers:
double play. Williams and Elberfeld: left
on bases, New York 9. Philadelphia II:
first base on balls. off CheSbro l. off Plank
3; hit by pitched ball. Seybold; struck
Powers; time. 2:25: umpire. O'I.aughlin.
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Two base hits. Cassidy. Selbach; three
base hits Parent. Collins: stolen bases.
Stahl:- sacrifice hits. Kittredge. Parent:
double plays. Parent TO La Chance >; first
base on balls. of Patten 8. off Dineen 3;
struck out by Patten >. by Dineen 4: left
on bases, Washington 5. Boston 4; time.
. hours; umpire. Connolly.
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IM THE, WORLD OF SPORTS
Dorner.p.. ? % Olseever.p....

Dorner.p.. 4 Oseever.p... oO4 o
Totals 10 81 I3 / Totals. 42414
Columbus 80 3 3 o o q
Minneapolis % 0 o.
stolen bases. Kihm. Huswitt: sacri-
nee hits. Pickering. Hynes: first base on
pans. on Dorner 3: two base hits. Davis.
Jones. Hynes; three base hit Wrigley:
doubie plays, Wrigley to Hulswitt TO
hlhm, Fox to Freeman. Oyler to Free
man; struck out. by Dorner 5. by Sewer
4; time, 1882; umpire. Stone.
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New York ....2 0 0 D 0 o 3-6
Philadelphia 20 ! o 3 o o o O-5
"|Batted for Ames in ninth. sTwo out
when winning run was scored.
Three base hits. Courtney. McGann;
sacrifice hits. Mccain, Gleason. Pittinger
BTansfield; double play. Devlin to Gil
bert; left on bases, New York Z, PhilaA
delphia 6; first base on balls. off Ames 5,
off Pfttinger 6; first base on errors. New
York 1. Philadelphia /; struck out by
Ames S, by Pittinger 5; passed bali
Doom; wild pitches, Ames .; time, 2:O5;
umpire, tombstone.
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GORDON is the best name ever put In .
" mans hat. Best for the man and for
the mans Pockeibook.
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Two base hits. Durrett. Moriarty. Cling
man. Sullivan .. Castro 2. Rickert: stolen
base, Demont; sacrifice hits, Donohue >:
/; struck out by Camnitz 3. by Morgan 5:
left on bases, Toledo ). Kansas City 4;
double play. Sullivan Bonner and Mas
sey: hits off Martin in 2 innings, off
Camnitz in Z innings; time, $40; UNI
Dire Kane
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
Yesterdays Results

St. Louis .. Cleveland 0.
Washington >. Boston ..
Detroit 3. Chicago 0.
Philadelphia Z. New York 6.
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Sacrifice hit. Abbatachio; first base on
balls. off Wilhelm ,, off Striclxlett >: struck
out, by Wilhelm =. by Stricklett 1; wild
pitch Stricklett; time. 1:26; umpires.
Emslie and Bausewine; attendance, . 100.
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Giants Beat PhiIlIes

NEW YORK. April 19.-In the ninth in
ming batting rally the New York Ma
tional league champions saved themselves
from defeat at the hands of the Philadel-
phians TO-DAY. Attendance 6. 900 Score:
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COLONIES LAND ON
KELLEYS TWIRLERS
Champions Lose First Game
of the Season to
Louisville
OF THE TEAMS
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
Louisville 10. st. Paul 3.
Columbus 6, Minneapolis l.
indianapolis 4. Milwaukee 5.
Toledo 8, Kansas City s.
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Gordon
Hats S.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE TEAMS

Yesterdays Results
Pittsburg s. st. Louis 4.
Chicago 5. Cincinnati /.
New York 6, Philadelphia 5.
Boston 2, /, Brooklyn !, 0.
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1.-Two out when winning run was scored.
Washington ......O o 1 o Is
Boston .........2 0 o 0 0 0 300 0 %
The Washington times., 1905-05-15
DIED.

.ADDIsoN-oR Friday. May T.. 1905, at
ADDISON.
Body eft City Morgue If not called for by
3 D: m Of May II. 1903, such remains viii
De disposed Of in accordance with law II
MILLE8-on Monday. May Is. 1895, at
g. M. at his home. The Woodley. VILLA II
J. MILLER, In his seventy-eeurth year
Notice OF funeral later. II
. GARDNER-on Sunday. May H. 1865. at
a:3J p. m. GEORGE b. JR-, son of George
B. and Elizabeth Nunne Gardner nee vii
naore). at his parents residence. 224 East
Capitol 81.
Funeral services on Tuesday. May TO- N
q cloek p. m Funeral private. Intermeni
al Glenw God. 1t
woLFE-Departed this life Monday. MAY
15. 1865. at l2;55 RELI-A FRANCIS WOLFE,
aged eighteen years two months and three
days
Services viii be held at home, $40 Twenty
tzfifd street northwest at $3.50 O'Clock p. m
May t. Burial al Mansfield. Ohio. Friends
are invited attend 1t
MeMAHON-On Sunday May H. 1905, q;
$50 a. M, JAMES. the beloved husband oil
Ellen Mcmahon. II
The Washington times., 1905-05-15
Operators of PO0IrOOn1
Held Under $1,000 Bond
Result 81 81 Preliminary Hearing Before Justice
of the peaCe-Sonne of the Evidence SUD-
mitted-JurisdiCtio Questioned.

1.-THE maximum fine is 81 ,e00 therefore,
I shall require si.oe0 bond IN each case"
With this declaration, Justice OF the
Peace Elon Behrend today terminated
the preliminary hearing of Arthur Wall.
hacker OF the poolroom. and Percy T.
Humphrey, owner OF the property in
Wentworth where the new poolroom is
located. holding each of the defendants
under bond for the circuit court of the
county.
The hearing was held at the residence
Of Allen ". Mallery. at Kentlworth,
opening at Il:S0 o'clock and concluding
at 1918.
Jurisdiction Questioned.
The first step in the hearing was made
up OF spirited legal battle concerning
the jurisdiction of Justice Of the Peace
Elon Behrend to hear the case. Counsel
for the defendants argued that it was
impossible for Justice Behrend to hear
the evidence and determine upon hold
ing the defendants for higher court or
for the grand jury.
James Rogers, leading counsel FOR
Pumphrey and Wall, read a motion for
quashing the warrants. 'HThe justice OF
the peace was without Jurisdiction IL
issue the warrants" said Mr.. Rogers.
| because the office OF the Maryland Tel
egraph Company, where the alleged of
Tense of betting is said to nave been
committed was at the time Of the issu-
ance of the said warrant located In the
Second election district, otherwise call
ed Biadensburg district and not within
the jurisdiction of said justice, who
was commissioned and qualified as a
justice of the peace in and for the Thir-
teenth election district, otherwise called
Kent district
Mr.. Pumphrey's Affidavit.
In his affidavit supporting the mo-
ton Mr. Humphrey declared that he is
the defendant named in the warrant
End that he is in the employ of the
Maryland Telegraph Company.
States Attorney Magruder declared
that examples cited by Attorneys Robert
Wells, James Rogers. and George Hoov-
er did not apply because the warrant
issued by Justice Behrend was directed
TO a particular constable, and there
fore 1t was returnable to the issuing
Justice
Justice Behrend oyerruled the obJec-
tons of the defense and decided To &C
on with the hearing Attorney Rogers
sought TO waive preliminary hearing. but
States Attorney Magruder insisted on
going on with the proceedings.
The First Witness.
T. N Mohler. the first witness called
who sKore to the information on which
The Washington times., 1905-05-15
AFRAID TO PROSECUTE
VICIOUS BROTHER IN-LAW

With his right ear badly macerated
and severe scalp wound on the top of
his head. Samuel Green, colored, TWEEN
ty-eight years old. went TO the Emep-
gency Hospital about 2:30 o'clock this
morning and applied for treatment. He
said he received the injuries 1t the
Henry Gordon, of 420 Elm street north
west
Policeman Turner suggested that a
warrant be procured for Gordons ar
rest Green said he was afraid it would
be necessary to return 10 the hospital
II he took any suCG action, and refused
to prosecute. He went to his home 1915
Eleventh street northwest after having
his hurts dressed
The Washington times., 1905-05-15

the arrests were made, testified posi-
lively that the poolroom at Kenilworth
was within Prince George county. i
visited the place on May 81 he con-
tinued. The first thing I saw was
about AGO men; then on one side wall
a number of biackboards on which were
written the names OF horses running a1
different race tracks. with the odds for
betting. put up 50 on horse called
Veribest.'
States Attorney Magruues -eed from a
blue slip, the receipt gives to Mr. Moh-
Ter for his 81, the clause which spectned
that q charge of Is cents @as TO be maze
for transmitting" the messags;
ibid you pay anything for the tele-
gram?" asked Mr.. Magruder.
II did not witness replied.
What are these initials IT M signed
to the slic?"
..They are my initials. Tom Mohler,"
said the latter
"-T. NJ. might mean Timothy Moran.'
interjected Attorney Wells.
Eyes" replied the witness, but am
not German.
Gives Similar Testimony.
Richard knight gave similar testimony
of his experience in wagering 81 on a
horse named Zaraphine. Neither. he nor
Mr. Moaler Won n
Detective Hartigan. of the Washington
police, testified as to several wagers
made on May s. and also declared that
! he paid nothing for the transmission OF
any telegrams.
Both Mr.. Wall and Mr.. Humphrey
were Unidentified by Detective Baur.
Mackey Not Tempted.
Because of the success which crowned
Commonwealth Attorney Crandall Mac
/. keys efforts in lighting race track pool
rooms in Alexandria county. IA. efforts
are being made to get him TO assist In
| stamping out the Objectionable resort
al ReniIworth. It is not at all likely
that he will consent to join in the fight
Speaking of the matter today Mr.
| Mackey said: Some people think
am superintendent OF the earth, but I'm
not. ! was asked by the Citizens Pro-
| tective AssQciation of Kentlworth 10 &c
| into the case because of my knowledge
concerning poolrooms. I would not dc
| il. however If q $1,000 retainer was
] placed on my desk before / looked into
| a law book. I had ell I could do t
stamp out poolroons In Alexandria
county, and associated more closely with
race horse gamblers at that time thar
/ care to again. | wish the Prince
George county fighters all sorts Of sue
cess. and / hope they viii win. The law
appears to be very plain and the men
who are operating the joint must know
they are violating The law every moment
they kesp open.