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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-04
Ell GAMING DE LA GLORIA

De 10 eontrario, , observation-disclosures perezoSo,
vale de estos pretex para imponer derecho Ia
indolenca
En- todo este 10 ico que hay cierto que dnica-
mente te acompaHa cuando no ene mas remedio que
hacerlo, que apenas escrb mdsica.
Como marido. es intermitente, como mdsico. de
ia mucho que desear
En- resunnen: que ell f6nix que habiamos
6gurado Enthusiasm andonos con e. obramos con sobra
da ligereza.
estas venenosas io.inuaciones Susana replcaba
Siempre anfureciendose dcendo que Sc haba casado
con Dersal porque lie guerra.
Detendfa a marido de los ata ques que su hernia
no lie dirgfa pero pesar de todo las perdias de Ha
rry hacfan mella conviction la hacfan vacilar
cuando proestaba favor de Dersta va 10 hacfa con
mas fuerza que sinceridsd.
En- pensamiento Sc estabecieron comparaciones
Era verdaderamente innegable que los compesitores
conemporaneos producfan descanso dando todos los
aos al p1blco obras para Ell teatro rozos para los
conciertos
Entire ellos habia algunos ceebres ricos qozando
de elevadss posiciones sOeales que hsbrfan poddo
retirarse de Ia lncha dsfrutar pachcameLte de sus
pasados exitos; pero hacian todo 10 contrario.
Su orgullo algeria consistfa en- proseguir sus
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-04
En- Panama

Panama, 0 de Diciembre.-A con-
TAR de hoy, por snuncio Official del
ferro1arril del Istmo, la administra-
cion aceptara fietes de pafses centro-
amer icanos en- la vertiente del Paci-
fico por cualquier vapor que lleguen.
Estd acaba con Ell monopolio de la
Ma1a. Real del Pacf6co.
SigBifcara I'm gran aumento en- el
trafico sostero, en- el que probable
mente entraran vapores alemanes,
at1mentando en- cantidad considerable
Ell negoclO de fetes del ferrocarri1 y
ahorrandp los viajes de rodeo por el
cabo dc Hornos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-04
JORGE oHNET

de la Ilegada de SD primo sobrno con tranoua ga
dsfaccion Derstal Sc asombr6 de senir TN repentno
descontento.
-Nauralmene- aladi6 Harry,-Jm Sc hospedara
aquf...
Ante eSta declarac6n Derstal frunci6 Ell entrecsio
sus ojos Sc 6jaron susanna como para Que uz0ase
con reSpecto Ia conveniencia de semeante decision
La Joven enrojeci6 ligeramente esper6 un momento
para dar su madre, que Ia duefa de la casa eli
tempo necesario para inervenir pero conyencendose
de que la Senora Brandon no formulaba pnouna anre
cacion, dijo calma:
-Yo creo, Harry, que seria preferible que Tim Sc
hospedase otro sitio que esa casa En- primer u
gar porque estara mas bre cosa que no podra nenos
de compacerle despues porque asi no Sc dara ugar
las habadurias que indudablemente darfamos mo-
two.
Que habladurss9-dijo Harry con la aspereza
del hombre quien desbaratan su combinaci6n-JNo es
ua paTiente nuesro Un sobrino no puede vivir baio
Ell mismo techo que su tia7
-Es pariepte nuestro-dijo Susana;-pero ademAs
hs sido mi prometido, que su sitio este aou
al ado de mi marido
Me asombra Harry, que 10 violento de esta situa-
ci6n no Sc te haya ocurrido.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19
INTERIORS ROLL Big SCORES
CARROTS String in Three Games Was
629 Pins.
Plate Printers Play Their Second
Set OF the Season-Resulis Of
Games in All Leagues.

With only two veteran players on the
team. the Interiors last night bowled a
fine set OF games on the Palace alleys
and defeated the Treasury in each round.
Had Substitute BinIey been as capable a
bowler as one OF the others, one game
would have gone far over 1000, and an
other close 10 the ten century mark. Gar
rett played the finest game seen in any
local league this season. His three games
averaged almost 20 points each. Rice
was on edge, too, and got three splendid
totals for the winners Schrader played
best for the defeated team.
Cowboys and Actives were the Oppo-
nents in the Printing ONCE League last
night on the Palace alleys. and the
PUnchers won the fun set Heinold and
Atkinson ran the only string over 2p0.
The plate printers, who opened their
season lIst Tuesday evening on the
[ Golden Eagle alleys. played their second
set last night, ST Louis winning two on;
of three games. TWO pins separated the
teams in the first round. New YORK won
/ the second handily and St Louis rolled ur
/ the biggest score of the evening in the
/ last
West Gun Carriage Shop team last night
} won two games from the Gunshop qIinl
/ in the Navy Yard League. The winners
/ scores We're 30, IL and 80. Gunshop, 53s
/ 752, 73S
/ President Cox has called meeting Of
the District League for this evening Of
! s o'clock, at the Jolly Fat Mems club q
/ viii be the last meeting of the organiza-
/ ton before the opening of its season
/ next Monday night
! The scores.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19
R0SEBEE TO RUN FOR RECORD.
Great Splinter viii GO After saliva
tors Vile Mark, 1 s35 1-2.

New York oct 1N-It WAS definitely ar
ranged yesterday by the Westchester
Racing Association that Rosebcn who
hung uD q new worlds record. l.22. for
seven fuTlongs on Tuesday. will make an
attempt on Saturday at Belmont Park TO
beat she worlds record for one mile,
1851. established by the great Salvador
with 10 pounds over the Monmouth Park
siraighlaw8y course on August y. 1880.
If Rosebeu smashes SavatOT's record
Dave Johnson. his owner, will receive a
$3.50 purse and gold cup. Il Dick
Wcllcs' worlds record of 1:3I p ON 81
circular track is lowered, Johnson viii get
a silver trophy only
}. ROsebcn VIII have the benefit OF "a fly
ing start. and as many D8cemakers as
Trainer Frank ID. Weir may select The
time trial VIII De clicked by ". tt. Bar
rett0. the official timer for the Jockey
Club; John W. Rogers. the trainer of
r. p Whiuey's horses. who held the
watch when Salvador made his incom-
parable mark, and another timekeeDer TO
be selected.
ROseben cooled out nicely after his won
derful performance on Tuesday. and got
q light gallon yesterday morning As he
pulled ND in splendid condition. Weir sent
word TO Johnson that the champion
would be ready fer the test proposed by
the WestcheSter Racing Association.
whereupon an official announcement of
the event was printed on the programme.
II the weather is clear and the track
lightning fast, an immense crowd VIII
probably turn out to see ROseben perform.
Salvatore mile in 1.3515 was achieved in
a trial against time. under 10 pounds.
designed TO beat Ten BroeCk's ] .5924, hung
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19
INTERCOLLEGIATE GOLF.
Glow and Briggs Had to Play Extra
HoIes to Win Mntches.

Garden City. y. Y. oct 1S.-Five of the
eight matches in the first round of match
play this afternoon i'm the annual indivi-
dual tournament of the intercollegiate
Golf Association were exceptionally close
William F. Glow. of Yale, won from
Howard J. Gee, of Princeton, on the
twenty-first hole, while TemDletOn
Briggs. Of Harvard. had 10 go nineteen
holes to beat Ralph Peterson, Of Prince
ton. Three others won by only one up.
The boys PLAYED desperately in a hieb
wind for which the tees were shortened.
Although notable camDaigners We're re-
tired in the first round. enough are left 20
promise "a nip-and-duck race to the very
end
Cornell is out Of the contest, but How
ard is likely 20 make q much better show
ing than in the team competition. Sum
maTieS
u. II. Barrows Princeton, beat George Rotan,
Yale ! up.
George Boup Yale. beat E w Clark Harvard.
I mp.
Dwight Partridge. Yale, beat G. NJ. Claftin, Har-
ward. up and 3 10 GO
Tsmpleton Briggs Harvard beat Ralph Peters.
r.. Princeton. / mp 70 holes.
W. Z. Glow. Yale beat Howard Gee. Princeton.
] zap. q holes.
Ellis Knowles Yale, beat H. b. Wilder. Har-
ward. up and 3 20 20.
". T. Vest. Princeton. beat H. ] Van Dixie,
Princeton. l up
Robert Abbott. Yale, beat L S Brown. Harvard,
3 up and 10 90.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19
KID SULLIVAN KNOCKED OUT
McGarry's Uppercut Finishes Wash
ington Boy in Fourth.
Terrific Punch I'm SsDmHch PayeH
the Way for the Kids Defeat.
HEREFORD Throws I'd sponge.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Baltimore, Md, oct. 1S.-When Al Her
ford hurled the towel into the ring to-
night in behalf Of Kid Sullivan as a token
of defeat 10 Andy McCarry, of New
York. there was never a more surprised
lot Of pugilistic fans than those at the
Eureka Athletic Club. sullivan looked
knocked out when Herford took this ac-
tion IN the fourth round. The Washing
ton boy was stretched fiat on ais stomach
after Referee Crowhurst had counted
eight At this instant the towel was
thrown in and Il WAS all over.
As soon as the battle was brought 90
an end Sullivan recovered so quickly that
It brought another surprise. There was "a
discussion among the wise men whether
or not Sullivan would have gotten Up be
fore the count If Herford had not inter-
fered. The chances. however. looked
against him. At the instant Sullivan was
up his seconds were at his side and he
was assisted 10 his corner
The first blow in the early part Of the
fourth round brought the defeat Of SUlli-
van. This was 81 terrific right punch to
the stomach. which knocked the wind out
Of Sullivan. The Kid was able % clinch
and Referee CrowhUrst had the time of
his life freeing Sullivan from the New
Yorker As soon as they We're parted,
Sullivan clinched again and then for a
third time
Sullivan was still I'm bad fix when he
Was parted for a third time and was
unable 10 defend himself or get out of
harms way. The New Yorker made sew
eral futile efforts 90 bring one over, and
was finally successful II was a left
uppercut flush on the point n the cnin
that put Sullivan down and out.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19
RUNNING WATER FAST
Breaks Track Record in Win
ming RamapO Stake.
MILLER RIDES CLEVER RACE
Favoritc Was Rated Along Behind
Sharp Pace Until the stretch,
When the Mare COIInred Hot Teddy
and Won by a Length and n Half.
BacIkers Win on FavOrites.

New York, Oct Stunning Water.
the Newcastle Stables good mare. carry
ing top weight. was victorious in the
Ramapo Handicap for three-ycar-olds,
one mile and n furl0nE. at Belmont Park
to-day She was the heavily backed iav-
orite at to 3. with generous support for
Hot Teddy, to I: Nealon, Z TO = ana
Guiding Star. Shaw took Hot Teddy to
the front for bit Of sharp pacemaking.
Miller Kept Running Water within strlk-
ing distance however, and after with
standing a rush by NeaIon, the Sir Dixon
mare coIlared Tot Teddy in the stretch,
beating him home by a length and half
in 1851 4-5. new record for the track
Nealon was third, eight lengths away.
l9our favorites got the money. The sum
maries;
FIRST RACE-For threc-year-ods and upward :;
one mile. selling Melbourne. 50 tHorncrl. 20 J.
won John LYLE I13 ,Alillerl. 10 J. second; Onatas
100 tNo0ne, y 90 /, third Time 80 10 itoo-doi
lust So Aullssiu. AucIia LADY. Brush Up 1ada,
Hypem o. h. Ptggy Bragg and True Wing
also au- Tue Wing finished second, but was DIS
qualified for foul
SECOND RACE-Tho Harb1r Hill Cup Steeplc-
chase, for tlrcc-ycar-oids; about two miles. 7. $
Martin l3- lDupceI. Z to ;. won; sanctns La-
tOyyefsl I3 q 3 second. ST. Kelvin. l5l tBemishl,
I3 90 5 third. Time. SIS 25. Com fOutalne.
Vendor. Dick Shaw, Palm, Realm. and Harp also
ran.
THIRD RACE-For maiden two-year-olds; five
furlUcs straight C1Uys-. Hig-iun1tham, 81 Gar
ncrl 10 to / won; Fire Opal. 50 iBryJssen. TO l.
second Hancock 95 NIHlu % 10 J. third Time.
05S % Gualify Ben Truyato W0olstartle. Cobe-
skill Illusion TemmeTairr. -j0cI-e Handsome
EeHe. Ticrrutt Edward Everett, Crimson Clover,
sahan Prince Nipising. Spring Beauty. and CitTona
ain nan.
FOURTH RACE-The Ramapo Handicap; for
thrccy tar-oIs. one and oue-eighth miles. Running
Water III Dlnleu. 20 :. won, Hot Teddy. lla
tShawl. 4 TO l. second NeaIou, III Dugani, : TO
o third Time. Isl t5. Guiding Star and Iron
SIDES also ran.
FIFTH RACE Handicap; for thrce-ycaTolds and
upward. one mile. Consistent. % tNotterl. u Oh
D. won B0bhie Rcan. IL a.. Williams. 10 I.
second. Bivouac @ H. Henue=yl. 60 I, third.
Time. IS9 25. Ceiers;rome. \. Aluskoday, Pater,
Warning and Mandarin also ran.
SIXTH RACE-FUr maiden tU0-Jea-Ulds. five
furlorTs, straight course; selling. GleUham, g
iNlillcrr. to s. won, WORK and PLAY. s. &C. Ross.
il3 tc s. second. Sandy CT5eker, 50 Bccunln, y %
H. third Time 0.59. Manila. AIi-re. Thomas Hoy,
Roliicking Girl Lord Pike Bun Rird. Chicklets
Straight Line. Captive. Miss SpOoner, Queen Of
Knight. and Plush also ram
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19
SUTTON DEFEATS sLOSSON.
Chicago Man Wins the 49, BaIk
Line Championship.

New York. Oct. N-A billiard champion
ship changed hands tonight in Madison
Square Garden Concert Hall. when
George Sutton. OF Chicago. defeated
George Slosson. of New York. for the
1S2 balk lire title and the emblem and
coin that 60 with il. The score was so
20 $40. and for "a EreJter part of the
contest Sutton was in the lead There
was one time. however. when SIOss0n was
ahead. he having spurted and passed SUIT
ton. SlosSon's vantage was brief. for IN
the tenth inning Sutton cut loose for one
Of his favori;e big runs. BY great deal
OF counting at close range. admirable
driving for position and occasional use OF
the balk-iinc nurse. he prOdded the balls
for an obese cluster Of up. and that WAS
the turning point i'm the game He was
not headed again. and finished strong with
runs of 81, IS. and g.
There were many double-fgure runs
in the game Sutton having nine I'm
his sixteen innings and Slosson ten in
his fifteen innings Sl0ss0n. when asked
after the same whether he would Chal-
lcnge Hoppe for the Isl championship. re-
piled; NO. ] am through with cham
piOnship contests rs a participant To.
nights was my farewell appearance
shall play in no more championships
either matches or tournaments"
The score
sutton-66. l. g. o. T. T. =. Z. -. o. O. l. S. S. g.
Total. $50 Average 81 AIS. High runs. 2O2. e. Sc
SiczsCu-l3 O. s. p g. o. s, co. Il. 3 O. s. g. g. 81
Total. SO. Average. 3. High runs .. g., 30.
Referee, Edward Mclaughlin.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19
RACING CARD FOR TODAY.
belmont Pcrk.

First Tacc-Sellilg- one mile. Wizard. 10: Pan
iquc I92, Daulma. 60 S-ncIa Belle los, John p.
Ahean. I1s, Melbourne Nominee, 100; Prince Fred
erick l07: Aarkie Mayer los, Lnlals, l01. Mgr-
lingo. JOS: Astcr dor, l08 Master Of Craft. III;
Water Tank. III. Dd5abar. l02, Black Prince. loj.
Columbia Girl. 100; rAuua Smith. 90. -tiiyoni B8-
leio, g. -Sir CauJher O., Society Bud. 81 New
York. 100. Bowling Bridge. g -Crcstfallen. g.
Second race-Seuirg; six and oue-half furlcng-.
Frederick e., 95 Judge Daver. JOG; Ace High, 60;
Mexican Silver. So Acrobat 55; Roswell. IS, Col
Jack I1s, Hyrerb1lr So, Gid. 80 Auimu-. 90
Black Mate, los. Curriculum, l05; Ia Rose. 1C5,
LADY Vera, 90: Autumn Flower. IS; fTemaeo. 81
sClsa Huron, s.; 'Get Aboard. g. 'Boe Dale, o.
knicht of Igauboc. g.
Third race Handicap. one and ouc-half miles.
Good Luck, l5, Outcome. l2i, Angler. ll9, Sailor
Boy 49, AicKittredge. l1a, BTsEg l9s5 jungle Imp.
Io7 Nood,man. los. Palette 100
Fourth nce-On6 mile. They re on 10. LOriug.
I07; Animus, 10, Montgomery, no. T0ddlrT. 107
kauiona, lo7, Orphan Lad. l0l; Cork Hill, 100:
phiauder %.
Fifth Race-Fordh8m lightweight handicap. seven
fJriouEs- Oxford I2- BroCkd1lg Nymph, us, Dolly
spanEer. is, Zeiuap, l01; Guiding star. 100; Hot
1oddy. u6 Suffrage. 10, Ben Ban. 100.
Sixth raca-STL fUTiCngS. Homdnder, los. Suf-
frarc 1885, Frank Lord, Toe; Russ, no; Aster dor.
Jos: SIS Ben. los Sir Rriilar. Il2. SeweU. los
Tho re OF. 50; LorinE 81; Water Grass. 10; JOY
ful st.
Apprentice allowance.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19
ERROR REPORTS LINER LOST.
Operators queer Mistake Alarms
Campania Passengers Friends.


New York, Oct. ls.-The mystery Of a
cable received by Dieckerhof. Rafiocr *
Co. Of 9g4 Broadway. which. when de-
ciphered. was thought TO read, Mail lost
crew safe" and to have been sent by d
representative of the firm. ]. Hardaker
who is on his way to Europe on the
Cunard liner Campania, was cleared up
to-day
As a result Of a mistake. it was re-
ported that the Campania had met with
a mishap
The firm yesterday received cable
from the Western Union Office, al %
Church street, addressed TO "Harbecker'
New York" Then followed these three
words: Post. luckless. credulity"
The firm turned to the A code
and deciphered the message as follows:
Mail is a total loss. Crew all saved. -
The cable was sent from Port Limon,
Costa Rica. in Central America. Ignoring
the words Port Limon, and seeing the
&C. r." for Costa Rica. the firm jumped
20 the conclusion that the wire was selt
from Cape Race, Newfoundland, by Nj
I.ardaker
The Western Union to-day discovered
that the cabiegram was intended for
Franklin Baker & Co. cocOanut import
ers. Of Philadelphia. and that ii was u
inform the firm that its schooner, tbs
+, A. Post, had been wrecked in a hurri-
cane of BlUe1elds. Nicaragua. but that
the crew was safe.
The disaster occurred September z, and
Baker & Co were informed days agt
through word sent by "A passing steamer
The nearest cable port TO Bluedelds j.
Port Linen, and Capt. J. Chaumaua, 81
the Post. after landing, walked tie ninety
miles from Bluefelds to Port LimOn II
reached Port IimOn yesterday and sen
cable 90 "Harbaker, Philadelphia
which is the cable address Of Franklir
Baker * Co.
Somehow the operator ut Port Limor
got mixed and sent the wire TO Har
becker. New York"
The Cunard Offices were besiegeG TO-DAY
by anxious friends Of those on board th'
Campania, and the telephone and teie
graph wires were kept hot by inquiries
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19

up when the famous horse made his ef-
fort against time. carrying the same i'm
post. II was Salvatore first appearance
in public after his match with Tenny
that grew out of the Suburban of 1890,
won by the son of Prince Charlie. He
had run the mile and a quarter OF the
match with Tenny in 2.05 nat, the mile
having been covered in 1894 and it was
this intermediate time that aroused the
idea of sending him against Ten Brock s
record.
In connection with the coming trial, a
remark made by Matt Byrnes. who train
ed Salvador that August afternoon in
1890, IS interesting. Byrnes was discuss
ing the probable result Of Roseben's eff
fort. and what Salvador might have done
at Belmont Park.
If Salvador was alive to-day and in
the condition he was that day at Mon
mouth said Byrnes. "he would run q
mile around this track in 1:31.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19
Football Games on Saturday.

Georgetovn IS. Meant ST. Mays at George
town
GaIlaudst vs.. Western Maryland at West
minister.
George Washington rs. swarthmore at
Swarfhmore. IA.
Harvard vs.. Springfield Training at Sol
diers Field
Yale rs. Penn State at New Haven
Princeton vs. Bucknen at Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania vs.. Brown at Philadelphia.
Amherst vs. University Of Vermont at Am
herst
Dartmouth vs. Massachusetts, State at
Han0Fcr. n. II.
Wesleyan vs. Tufts at Medford
Rhode Island State vs.. New Hampshire
state at Amherst.
Cornell vs. B0wd0in at Ithaca.
Annapolis W Lehigh II Annapolis.
West Point vs.. Williams at West Point
Carlisle IS. Western University Of Pennsyl-
vania at Pittsburg
BATES vs.. Colby al Waterville. Ne.
Chicago vs.. Purdue az Chicago
Wisconsin vs. Alumni AZ Madison
DickersOn VS. UrsinUs at Carlisle.
Holy Cross vs.. University Of Maine at Port
land
Norwich University VI Middlebury College
al Mortified.
Worcester Tech vs.. Trinity al Hartford
Oberlin IS o. ". T. at Delaware
Michigan vs. Ohio state at Columbus
Rochester IS ST. Lawrence at Rochester.
Johns Hopkins " Stevens at Baltimore.
Tome rs. Philadelphia NJ. T. S. az Port
Deposit
Vanderbilt vs.. Alabama at Nashville.
Maryland Aggies IS Mount Washington az
Baltimore
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19

Louisville Ky, Oct 1S-Thc results OF
The races at Churchill Downs to-day are
as follows
FIRST RACE-Fivc and q half furlonES S0lly
NJ Q 70 and to s. won; Malta 4 TO I, second
1liss Martha. third Time. los Is
SECOND RACE lree-fCurtbs of mile. Hard
ing. ] % ? and ont wou Miss Leeds, even, second
Daring, third Time. liza I-5
THIRD RACE seytn-eigiths Of a mile. Hsnni-
hal Bey % s and 20 >. won; Dr. SUTuiu. 10
J. second; Uevcut. thirj. Time, LIS Is.
FOURTH RACE-Tvo miles. Hiss Eilie, 90
and 20 o. WON, Mamie Algal. 10 s. second; In
farumahic third. Time 33i So
FIFTH RACE-Fi,e ana a half furIongs. Miss
Odicious. 90 ] and TO 3. won, Lightning Con
ductal. even, second; Fair Fae5t- third Time
1928
SIXTH KACE-Oue and oue-sixteCuth miles Anna
Day. to ] and even. Won; Joe Come, s 20 5 sec
oud, Crorshadc third Tuue. I-59 Is
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19
FLINCHS HARD LUCK RACE.
PAGER Victim of Acct
dents I'm Every Heat.

EifGhl 10 Ire fa-ti4iikINi il+le4a
Frederick. Nd. Oct. 1S.-Ten thousand
persons attended the races here to-day
despite the rainy weather. The Wash
ingtou horse, Finch, ia the 2-i3 pace, had
"a hard luck race In the first heat ne
slipped on the back stretch when max
ing play for the lead. went to a break.
and finished fifth. In the second heat a
tire Of his sulkv ran off at the first turn
of the track Corbin drove on and save
his distance. though risking his life at
every stride Of the horse In the third
heat Finch got away good and held sec
ond place TO the seven-eighths pole. Here
be made play for the lead ana Collided
with the suiky Of Silver Bar, smashing
it. Finch kept on and finished third. but
was set back 10 last place for f0Uling
Silver Bar.
Jurash. owned by J. W Byrne. Of
Washington. failed 10 get out in time
to start In the 215 trot. The summaries:
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19

William II. Stewart. col0red, Of II Goat
ally northwest, who had been in the
Freedman's Hospital since Tuesday. SUI
fering from a fractured skull. died there
early yesterday morning. He Is alleged TO
have been struck by Joseph Cannon, bar
tender in the saloon of William Cannon.
I225 Seventh street northwest, during a
fight over payment for a drink Cannon
was under bond of $30o0. but was rear
rested yesterday, and is being held TO
await the outcome Of the eorOner's in
quest which VIII take place al II O'Clock
fo-dlN-
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19
Grants Execution Postponed.

The Court Of Appeals yesterday refused
to issue forthwith mandate in the case
of Charles +. Grant. colored, who is con-
victed for murder a request to that eff
feet had been made by District Attorney
Baker. and the refusal OF the court will
result in the pOstpUnement of the day of
Grants execution. Grant was convicted
Of the murder of Eva Barnes. last De
cember. The judgment of the trial court
was affirmed "a few days since by the
Appellate Court of the District. It is
most likely that the day Of execution will
be postponed until the latter part of No
vember. inasmuch as the law requires
fifteen days to elapse before mandate
can issue.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19

The jury in Criminal Court No. yes
terday brought in q verdict of guilty,
charging Charles II. Reed with robbery.
Justice Stafford remanded Reed for sen
tence Reed on September 10 while
passing along Pennsylvania avenue. ac-
costed H. H. Evertsen. of New York. an
old soldier. He told Evertsen he had a
martial record. and proposed drink
Evertsen fell into a deep Slumber on one
of the benches in the public park along
Four-and-a-half street.
When he awcke next morning he had
been relieved Of his gold monogram
watch. chain. and sum Of money.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19
Tickets for Army-Navy Game.

Special to The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Md, oct. 1S.-The demand
for tickets for the annual Army-Navy
football game. To be played in Phila-
delphia. December ]. is greater than last
year Commander T. B. Howard. L. s.
y. secretary Of the Navy Athletic .Asso-
citation, has received about 500 applica-
tons The Navy Association will have
between 1000 and S.C00 tickets 10 dis
tribute, the West Point Athletic Com
mittee will have like number while the
athletic authorities Of the University OF
Pennsylvania. upon whose grounds the
game is to be played, viii dispose Of the
rest.