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The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
DETAILS OF BIG SALE FINISHED
Deeds to- Commission House Prop
erty to BE Filed To-day.

Frank A. Harrison, of the Harrison
Realty Company, stated last night that
the details Of the sale of six lots in the
commission house district have been
completed. and that the deeds will be
offered for record to-day. The lots in
question are 944 to $50 Louisiana ave-
nue.. and 935 to 941 street northwest.
The lots are improved by brick build
ings used by commission merchants,
and are regarded as among the most
valuable properties in the wholesale
section. The purchase price is said to
be approximately S150,000.
The sale of this property was form
ally made several days ago to Joseph
Justh by Mr.. Harrison, in connection
with E. T. Kaiser. who represented the
owners.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
Gardner Challenges Melody

Honey" Melody, who recently de-
feated Joe WalcOtt and also laid claim to
the welter-weight championship, has just
received a challenge from Jimmy Gard
ner to fight for the title at l42 pounds
Gardner has been going at fast clip
lately. knocking out Jack Dougherty and
Otto Sielobb, in nine and three rounds
respectively. His next mill is with Rube
Smith, at Denver. after which. if he wins
he hopes 10 tackle Melody. But Melody
will have to beat Joe Cans before he can
declare himself champion at the weight
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
St Johns
SAVED AS FRAIL HOLD GIVES.
LabOrer Found CIinEIng to Ice-cov-
cred Girder Over Susquehanna.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Dec. 11.-Hanging
by his hands to an Recovered plank
of bridge, and with the ice-chOked
Susquehanna flowing below him,
George Smith. one of the many work
men Of Berwick, who have been climb
ing across the river on the unfinished
bridge since .Ie ferries stopped run
nIng. endured several minutes of
fTightful suspense this morning, and
was rescued just as his strength was
failing and his hands beginning to
slip.
He slid on the ice-covered boards as
he sprang from girder to girder across
the bridge. and as ne fell between them.
managed to grab a plank. After he
was rescued he was so overcome that
he had TO be carried off the bridge.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
GIVE LIQUOR TO MINORS.
Mai. Sylvester says older Men Are
Guilty of Crime.

Maj. Sylvester has recommended that
the law governing the sale Of liquor be so
amended as TO make it d punishable Of
fense for any person to procure intOxicat-
ing liquors for the use Of any person un-
der twenty-one years of age, except in
case Of illness or injury.
IN a letter to the Commissioners Maj.
Sylvester says; There is a provision in
law against the selling Of intoxicating
liquors 20 minors, but despite the exist
ence of such. the attention OF the police
is frequently called 20 cases Of boys
under the influence of drink.
Investigation Of these cases has con
WINGED officials that they do not result
from purchases make by minors. but that
iatGxicants are procured by persons Of
lawful age"
The Commissioners have referred the
matter to the corporation counsel with
instructions 10 prepare a draft of such a
law as recommended.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
TWO MORE SHAMROCKS.
Sir Thomas LiPtOn's Novel Plan i'm
His Next Try for Americas Cup

London, Dec. u.-Sir Thomas Upton,
when he arrived at Liverpool on the Car
mania recently, announced his intention
of building two Shamrocks, the better Of
the two to race for the Americas Cup In
1903.
He intends Mr.. Fife TO design one vessel,
while Mr.. Milne will plan the second In
the coming match" he said, my methods
Of doing things Will be very different from
what they were in the preceding contests.
shall in the future be more thorough,
and give more careful attention to every
detail of the arrangements for a match,
and the construction of the vessel
Sir Thomas stated that he had submitted
certain proposals to the New York Yacht
Club TO bring the rules Of the race into
accordance with modern racing condi-
tions and he believed his proposals would
be very favorably considered.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
SMALLPOX CLAIMS VICTIM.
Disease Makes Appearance in Navy
Yard Vicinity.

Smallpox has again made its appear
ance in the District A report was re
ceived at the district building yesterday
Of the death of Joseph Jones. thirty-four
years old, Of 30I B street southeast, as
the result Of an acute form of the disease.
Jones who was an emplOye OF the navy
yard. was in apparent good health last
Sunday. but became i'll Monday morning
and died that afternoon He is survived
by a wife and three children. who, with
three employees of the navy yard who
were in the house at the time. have
been quarantined
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
SHOT BY MAN HE BEFRIENDED
Thomas Murray Wounded in Leg
While Removing Watchman.

SpeclaI % The washington HeraId
Baltimore Dec. 11-ThOmas Murray.
aged forty years, was shot last night
at Sudbrook by A, 3. Moore, aged sixty,
and when Moore was taken before Jus
tice William F. Coghlan, at Pikesville,
this morning by Policeman James E.
Kieeman he said:
Yes. I shot him, and I'm sorry 1
didn't kill him"
Moore was taken to Towsos and
locked uD in default of bail.
According to the testimony. Murray
picked up Moore when he was out of
work and gave him position as night
watchman. Moore began TO drink, and
when Murray started to remove him
from the watch house, the shooting oc-
Cured.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
SCHAEFER WILL CHALLENGE.
Great Billiard Player Is Not Content
to BE an ex-ChampiOn.

Jake Schaefer. the Wizard, IS soon TO
challenge for both the 1SI and 1S.2 world g
championship billiard emblems The an
through the billiard world, for it means d
continuance Of big match games between
the leading experts throughout the billiard
season.
Willie Hoppe and George Sutton are the
present respective holders Of the Isl and
lS2 emblems. 1t is for the latter title that
they viii play in New York December Is.
Both players are now in hard practice.
Hoppe at his brothers rooms on Broad
way. New York, and Sutton in Chicago.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
CarusO Appeal Up To-day.

New York, Dec. 1.-THE argument up
on CarUso's appeal from his conviction
for disordeTly conduct in the monkey
house in Central Park, will be heard to.
morrow by Recorder Goff in General Ses-
siOns. Ex-Judge Dittenhoefer will repre-
sent Caruso, and Assistant District At
torney Taylor Will appear for the district
attorneys office.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
STORK BRINGS SMALL GUEST
son of Hotel Manager Gets Name on
Register Upon Arrival.

The smallest guest ever registered at
the Metropolitan Hotel in this city.
is Robert Callahan, jr~ who weighs
10E pounds.
The little fellow arrived yesterday
morning He didn't go to the hosiery
in a bus or carriage, as many guests
do, but was delivered by the stork.
Robert Callahan. jr., is the son Of
Robert. ST., manager of the hotel
Shortly after he was ushered into the
world a clerk placed his name on the
register and many other guests who
arrived at the hotel to-day wondered at
the line which read: Robert CaIlahan's
Son"
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
Michigan Men to Fenst.

Arrangements for the annual banquet
to President Angel, of Michigan Uni
versity, will be made at a meeting of the
Alumni Association tonight in the home
of DR.. Williams Donnally, l0lS Four
teenth street northwest. An informal re-
ception will be held and it is expected
that the full local membership, more
than 225, will attend.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
ORDwAYs WIN CLOSE GAME.
Defeat the Light Infantry Team by
the Score of 25 IL to 23.

For the third time this season the Ord
ways and Was aington Light Infantry
basketball teams faced each other. at
Washington Light Infantry Armory, last
night the Ordways winning by the score
Of 255k to p.
The outcome Of this game has been
watched with great interest, as each
team has managed to take one game
from the other in the earlier part of sea
son. The team work of the Ordways
was excellent. ard toward the finish
the play became furious Thompson and
Sannino played very fast game for the
Ordways, while Barker excelIed his team
mates. The Ordways .ook the lead in
fifteen seconds Of play. and were never
passed throughout the game.
benefit game viii be played Thurs
day. December I3. between two picked
teams consisting Of the best players II
the league. Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
NeIron to STICK 10 NoInn

There is no immediate danger of Bat
Ting Nelson splitting out with his mana
ger, Billy Nolan. The durable Dane"
says that he will stick to Nolan just as
long as his manager continues to show
him that he is con the square,
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
Edward to Meet Alfonso,

Paris, Dec. ia dispatch TO the Echo
de Paris from San Sebastian says that
King Edward of England and King Al
fonso of Spain will meet in March or
April at the Villa Bellefontaine. Biarritz.
which King Edward has rented.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
No Wore German Money for Afriea.

Berlin. Dec 1.-THE budget committee
of the RSchstag to-day rejected the So
$4,000 supplementary estimates for South
west Africa by large majority.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12

The judges were John II. Ghecn Capt
G. F. Hartung. Henry COpperthite, Dr
II. L. Nichols, and William Bridget. The
starter was Charles Stohlman. and an
noUncer Edward Tally. DR.. Charles r
Hadficld was in charge Of the course.
Louis G. Brown acted as marshal
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
TWELVE TEAMS TN HARD GRIND
10000 Spectators See Bikers in
Their Grilling Contest.
WaIthOur and BedeII still Lack n
Lap of Being with Their Fell
IOws-ScOre of Teams.

New York, Dee. I2.-At 2 o'clock all
the teams were tied at 93G miles and @
laps, with the exception of WaIthOur
and BedeII, who were 1 lap behind.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
ST. JOHNS DEFEATED.
Knights of King Arthur Win by Two
Points in Basketball,

The Knights were greatly outweighed
ball team defeated the St. Johns team
last night by the score of Il to T. The
features of the game were the goal
shooting of Harrington and Freck
The Knights were greatly outweighted
by their opponents. The lineup was as
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12

GOals-Thompson 81. Reyes %. sannino 'zl.
Bonayiers Barker a., shreve o., Lofts and Wood
head Points of fouls-OTt.Ways 5iz: ". l.. J., ..
Rcfcrcc-NIr II. Collih0wer. TimeE-Messrs- Robey
and Aloriarity ScoreF-Alr. CLARK.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
CROWD ON SPEEDWAY
Spirited Racing i'll Matinee
on Potomac Course.
EVERETT T. WINS 2:25 PACE
FOrney Repeats His Performance
of Year Ago by Winning TIVE
Heats i'm the Free-fOr-all Trot,
which Gives Him II Great Advan-
tage for One-man Speed Wagon.

The matinee of yesterday was the very
best held yet on the Potomac Speedway
1t was the second of four similar Oc-
casions that viii decide the ownership Of
a magnificent One-man speed wagon. Hon
p. Y. DeGraW, Fourth Assistant POstmas-
ter General. president of the Road Drivers
and Riders Association, which organiza-
ton has control Of the course. was an in
terested spectator, with fully 1000 other
persons. The day was ideal, barring a
stiff wind, for racing, and the time made
in each heat exceptionally good all things
considered. In every heat the finish was
close with the exception of the 2:25 pace
or trot. where Everett T. seemed TO out
class his field. winning easily.
The first race called was the 2:40 pace
or trot There were ten entries. but only
four answered, Prince D.. Hal G., The
Duke. Judge H., Mary Eradstreet. and
Happy Steve, refusing. The race was ap-
parently easy for Rex Leader, though
Eddy B.. his second time 20 face a starter
was close up in each heat
The free-for-all trot was a walk-over
for Forney, as was the 2:25 trot or pace
for Everett r., both winners owned and
driven by Everett r Taylor The free
for-aH pace was won by Mysotis.s and the
2.lS pace by Harry Madden. both in
straight heats.
The Summaries.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
Harry Madden Wins Two Heats.

Pace, for horses u the 2.ls class halfmile heats
best tWo ia three. amateurs members Of the Road
Drivers and Riders Association Of the District u
ru7f.r.f.f9 fr F-fr.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
The Summaries.

Trot or pace; for horses II the $50 class; half
mile heats. best two N three; amateurs. members
0f the Read Drivers and Riders Association Of
the District ~ Columbia TO drive
p4- T.4Gar ftToTnsrr41+tI
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
lls-.--- 81 54l 56i Totals. s92 81
DISTRICT nrcKpIN IEAcI-E

Totals. 85i go 1851 Totals. s56 As 81
Roll-OG-B -Belmonts. 20; Royals, 81.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-27
Trading Dull and Professional in
The Great Mart.
UNION PACIFIC FORCES AHEAD
Long Expected Big Things in Those
Securities arc Expected to Be Near
at hand-Amal gamatcd Makes a
Small Advance in Price.


NEW YORK. Feb :G-Thcrc was
another day OF dull aud professional
trading on the stock exchange
The withdrawal from the director.
atcs III railroad companies of the mem.
hers of one of the banking houses in
the street was the occasion for much
discussion and was made the basis
for the supposition that the expect "a
important events in Union Pacific af-
fairs were To bc forthcoming following
upon these withdrawals There was
large buying as n matter of fact OF
Union Pacific. but there was nothin.
authentic Ia show that distribution
Of surplus to Stockholders was any
nearer
Amalgamatcd Copper made muhcr.
ate advance. Gross earnings of rail
reads reporting for the third week in
February showed the very high ratio
oi Increase over last year still main.
tain. owing to the contrast Of the open
winter this year and the favorable OBJ
Grating conditions. Money rates were
not changed to any important extent.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-27
CHICAGO Grain Market

CHICAGO. Feb. ga heavy snow
fall throughout Kansas and Missouri
caused weakness today in the local
wheat market At the close wheat for
May delivery was down 5-Saa-i. Corn
was is lower. Oats were nearly sta.
tionary. Provisions were to l2l.2c
lower
The opening and closing prices of
the leading futures ranged as follows:
Wheat No. .: May. 81 l-iaS2 I-2-
81 5lS; July. 81 l2aSl 5.S-SIaSl Is l..
Corn No. >: May. - .Sai3 -
Ii l-Sai3 -; July. ~ I-S-i3 3-ia
Is 7-S; September. ii l2-ii IL.
Oats No. >: May. 80 3Sa3O l-2-
80 -. July. >? 3-l-29 5.S: Scptcm
Der. rs i.2-2S IS
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Hampton News and Advertisements.
COLONEL RAMSEY D. POTTS
TO Be BR|GAOIER GENERAL
Il Is Reported That Commanding OFF,
Ger of Fort Monroe Will Soon
Re Promoted.

According to well founded rrmor
in circulation at Fort Monroe. Colonel
ramsey ID. Ports. the cOmmandin.
officer Of the reservation. is soon to
he made Il acknowledgement and ~.
licvcd of command of the fort.
Colonel Potts has been here for The
past few years ami has proved one
of til" MOST popular commanding Off.
GERS Fort Monroe has had in many
years. He has il brilliant record and
is well liked by the Officers and men
of the garrison.
It WAS further said that Colonel
How" would he the successor of Colo
mel Potts.
II could not he asccr;aincd just
when the proposed change will take
place. although il is expected that the
orders will hr issued soon.
Major Frederick =. Strong who has
Just hrCn ordered To Fort Monroe is
10 he promoted To Il lieutenant colo
nclcy.
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BIRTH OF OLD GLORY" TONIGHT
Clever Amateur Musical Will Be Given
in Pythian Castle Hail.

The Pythian castle hall will offer an
unusually clever attraction this even.
ing when MIR, Robert j. Traylur will
present his company of amateurs i'll
the musical comedy. Tic Birth uf Old
Glory
The musical numbers to be heard
will contain many catchy airs. and tho
east. which has been selected with
much care. will include many of the
best singers in Hampton and Newport
News. The advance sale OF ticket :
has been large and it is likely that the
little play house will bc taxed To ac.
cOmmodate the audience
Mr. Traylor won much success last
year in his Polly Prim." bur those
who have seen the rchcarsals say that
The Birth of Old Glory will prove
the best attraction ever put ON by Mr.
Travlur.
The play is given for the hcncfit of
the Old Dominion Dragons Chapter
Daughters of tho Confcdcracy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-27

Those of our esteemed contrmpn-
treatment of Mrs Minor Morris at
til" White House. are very quiet
thcs" days. We remarked at the
tim" he matter first came To public
notice that it was Uncomfortable that
- woman who had conducted herself
III Il perfectly ladylike manner could
receive harsh treatment at The hand :;
OF ;ho White House employees W.
ar" pleased To note that subsequent
events have Justified our Judgment.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-27

school board acted unwiscly in deter.
mining 10 consider the appeal of
the high school students behind clos.
cd doors. Up to this time the mat.
ter has been given wide publicity.
and in all fairness 10 the students.
to the faculty AMI to- the members
OF the Subcommittee itself. everything
should bc open and above board.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-27
AN ISSUE SUGGESTED

Tho esteemed Florida FINEST 'niun
contains The following:
We suggest thar the next nation.
~ campaign bc fought ON the sim.
pie proposition that wc return To the
Constitution aud demand Tho enforce.
momt al its provisions in good faith.
otl'r issues can wait this cannO,
II "" desire - change our form on
government let's de- il legally and in
order. not as our Latin nrighburs
d" TN" Republican party will not
reform itself, AMI it is high time thai
the people spok" The word
CONSTITUTIONS! provisions nr,cssari.
y rest upon Interpretation and. as
"" hay" S"cn in "a, least one famous
case ID" in"pportunc changing of a
single judges mind may play duck
aud brakes" with the final decision
as /" wha' Is constitutional. Tile Re.
publican party has undoubtedly been
guilty of some hgh-handcd deeds.
hut since they have been upheld both
~ '4'' F'hP' tlil' 'o'lli anu IN ldItf
endorsement Of HE voters OF the
country, il is difficult To become very
much alarmed over the situation. nm
Jess one is inclined to doubt the eff
cheney "i popular institutions AMI is
afraid to trust The individual voter.
making np she majority which is SUP
posed to rule The destiny OF the re
public
We doubt if straight fight oi
Constitutional issues would carry a.
many States Tor the Democratic part,
as did the free silver issue. Me,
able to command the respect an,
confidence of the American peopl,
are really more important than hi,
Or thai issue So many platform
promises have been violated an,
so many campaign lies have been un
covered by subsequent deeds tha
voters are becoming more aud NOR.
inclined 10 look ~ the man rattle
than d; ihc issue
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-27

Accommodations are to he provide
Tor The press in The now parliament
Tor which the ul;tsc was issued on
yesterday The time may not be
far off when the Cars government
will bc 80 fully abreast of the times
that it will employ Il press agent
TO mould public sentiment in favo.
of he administration schemes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-27

Representative l.ittiCiiclu now pro-
poses to prohibit gambling in New
New Mexico and Arizona so long IA
they are territories. How long has
the hlacklcg's calling been Icgalzcd
in those divisions of our country now
knocking so strcnuously for state
hnOh?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-27
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2G.-Moncy on
call steady 3ai per cent: ruling rate
To Is; closing bid ); offered at 3l-2.
Time loans steady: sixty days. ninety
days and six months 5aJ Ia per cent.
Prime mercantile paper sac l.2 per
cent. Commercial bills 1872 Us: bar
silver. sc 81; Mexican dollars II Us.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-27

There is Il bill before Congress tn
provide clean money for the people
In the meantime. however. it is not
at all likely that the other sort will
he turned down by The average cit
izcn ana business man
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y market report informs us that
they will continue To do so as long
as your Uncle" is inclined to regard
them as good collateral.
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Firemcn.s Ball = Success

Armory Hall WAS Il scene of much
Saicty last evening. when The lIamp.
ton firemcn gave a brilliant and sue
ccsSful bail. Captain George W
Hope was tho floor manager
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-27

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Baltimore Produce Market

BALTIMORE. Feb. 2G.- FLOUR
dull; wheat dun; spot contract ~ la
-
COMMISSIONS: spot IS :-la7.S:
Southern white corn Hail -.
oATS-Morc active: No. > mixed
"ial.2
EGGS Firm. ial.2
SUGAR Steady. unchanged
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VIII Be Married Iomorrow.

County Clerk II. II. Holt Yesterday
issued license Ia marry To MIR. Viii
liam Harold Copeland and Miss Mar.
ha T.. Watson. the Wedding to occur
in Fox Hill tomorrow evening.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-27
Arthur L OI!field Dead

Arthur l.. Odfirld. II years old. dicl
in his home near Buchr0c Beach Sun
day Afternoon. after Il lingering illness.
The funeral services took place yes
tcrday afternoon
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-27
coIored Woman is Crazy.

Dora Johnson. Il cOlOrcd woman. was
confined in the Hampton Jail yestcr-
day as lunaiic. commission of
lunacy will pass upon her ease.
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SERvIA YIELDS TO AUSTRIA.
Customs War Ends in Acceptance o
the imperial Demands.
(Bv Associated Press

tBy Associated PrCsS.l
VIENNA. Feb. 2G.-rhc customs
war between Austria and Scrvia has
practically ended. Scrvia accepting the
Austrian demands. 1t is expected that
hc frontier will he opened in "A few
days
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-27

WASHINGTON. -. CA call was
issued today by Secretary Edwards.
of III" Democratic congressional com
miltcc. FOR Il meeting To he held
March Is in the minority committee
room of The House.
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qul8:aa34IIS s2RRzsurr>
Tlor naiin prrss.

G. T. Thackcr. Editor and Publisher.
J. L. rush. Advertising Manager.
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Entered at the Newport News, Va,
PostofIlce az sccond.clsss matter.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY -. 1905.