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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
PEA-FED CALF KNOCKS
OUT AMERICAN HERDS,
LOIS Pound YOungster Too Much For
Corn Fed Rivals.

Chicago. Dec. 5--Canada mas captured
the browning honor Of the international
Live Stock exposition, defeating the
American breeders on their own ground.
The grand championship In the steer
class goes to Canadian exhibitor.
Roam King, short horn calf, selected
as the best of the herds OF cattle as
sembled al the stock yards, Ia owned by
James Leask Of Creenbank. Ont, weighs
1,0Ts pounds. and was fed on diet Of
peas and hay instead Of the corn which
j. the staple diet of American fancy
kline
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
FOWLER TO NAME COMMITTEE
TO DRAW UP CURRENCY BILL.
Remarkable Unanimity Of Sentiment
Regarding Need Of LexlslatIon.

Remarkable Unanimity OF Sentiment
Regarding Need Of Legislation.
Washington, Dee. 6.-The House
banking and currency committee after
n protracied session yesterday authoriF.
cd Chairman Fowler % name sub.
COMMITTEES Of five, including himself 20
prepare a currency bin The general
feeling that developed favored currency
legislation, and at the closo II the
meeting i was said there was les DIT.
ference Of opinion than had been ex.
pecsed, and the prospecia wereg cod
Tor agreement.
The Ccntrai bank was not discussed,
but there was considerable asset cur.
rency sentiment.
Tue Democrats win prepare q bin 81
their own, although Il i denied that
they propose TO display parllsanship
unduly In dlsposing Of financial ieeisla.
tion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
SPANS KING AND QUEEN
LEAVE ENGLAND FOR HOME
H. M. S. Renovn Takes the Royal Fam
ilv from Portsmouth.

Portsmouth, England, dec. 5.-The
king and queen OF Spain and their infant
son. the prince Of the Asturias, left here
yesterday on H. nj. s. Renown fer Ia
Rochelle, France, where they will travel
overland to san Sebastian.
Their maiesties have been on a visit
to King Edward and Queen Alexandra.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
PLOT IN GENEVA TO
AsSASSINATE THE CAR.
Blowing Up Of Imperial Palace and the
Donna Also Planned.

Paris, Dec. GA Geneva dispatch re.
eeiSed here states that the police have
discovered Russian terrorist plot to as
sassinate the emperor, blow up the i'm
perial palace and tho duma and pilIage
the Imperial Bank of Russia,
One arrest has been made in connec-
tion with the alleged plot.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
no RAISE $4,000 FUND
FOR JOHN MITCHELL.
Miners to Present 1t When He Retires
From Union Presidency.

Hazelton, Pa, Dec. 5.-A movement
has been started here to raise fund Of
$4,000 among the United Mine Workers
Of America as testimonial to Joan
Mitchell, upon bis retirement from the
presidency Of the union, next month.
Mr. Mitchell's retirement is due to iii
health.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
EXPLODING LANTERN CAUSED IT.
rire Destroyed Large Barn and Con-
tents in Coventry.

Newport, Dec. SRA large barn on tne
John +. Wells farm in Coventry, two
miles from this town, was destroyed
by fire Tuesday evening. A large quan.
tity of hay and . part Of the farming
tools were burned.
The fire was caused by the exploding
Of lantern and the flames spread so
rapidly that it was with difficulty that
the large stock of cattle was removed.
The loss is estimated at $4,000 and
there was small insurance on the prop
erfy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
STARTLING CHARGES
BY FRISCO JURY.
Declares That an "ofheial Trusts Exist
ed to protect Vice.

San Francisco. Dec s.--Ntw inycsti.
cations are demanded a. resnlt Of
charges made iu the report u The grand
Jury that has Just hnishci ~ labors
after 100 days constant sessions.
The whole city i astonislicd BY the
iurys declaration that every citixen
has been robbed By the police and by
the charge that, in grating aad bribery
In high places an ~oinrial trust existed
70 protest yicc. The jury sald cerrup.
ton was 30 enormous that L could not
begin % reveal Whist L had unearthcd.
The grand jury reported al indict.
ments against a. persons. and announc-
cd that Il would have voted more but
for the character Of some Of tie Wit
nesses.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
TWO YOUNG MEN TO TRY
TO BEAT WESToRS RECORD
To Leave Boston for Chicago on Monday
Without Funds.

Boston. Dec. Francis Y. Crowley
and Edwin MI Read, two young men Of
this city, will leave here ON Monday for
Chicago in an attempt to surpass the
record made by Edward payson Yves.
ton.
The trip will be made without funds,
the young men intending TO earn their
expenses en- route.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
sMorHERED 70 DEArH an FIRe.
Old Warren Street Printer Found Dead
Among Presses.

New York, Dee. 5.--Charles Johnson.
an aged printer, was burned to death
yesterday while fighting a FIRE singlo-
hanaed, Which destroyed his printing cs-
adjustment at lis Warren street.
The explosion Of an oil stove with
which the old man was cooking
breakfast is believed to have been the
cause OF The hlaze.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
WORK DAY AND NIGHT
ON MANILA FORTS,
Sixty Powerful Guns Mounted on Cor
regidor Island, Harbor Well
Mined.

London, Dec ga dispatch TO the
Globe from Hongkong says arrivals there
from Manila state that the American
military engineers are working day and
night fortifying Corregidor island, az the
entrance Of Manila hay. Upward Of 60
powerful guns are being mounted on
Corrcgidor, and the bay Is being exten
sively mined
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
SPEAKER CANNON FAv0RS
AN EMERGENCY CURRENCY.
He Proposes Heavier Tax Than The
President Suggests.

Washington, Dec. Speaker Cannon
has made known 10 Senate Republican
leaders just how the House will stand
in the way of currency Legislation. This
il for law allowing issue Of emergency
currency, taxed to per cent, and
based on approved non-government Sc
curities Of one and one third times the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
piles Cured n 8 o q par,.

PAZo OINTMENT Is guaranteed TO cure
any case Of itching, Blind. Bleeding or
Protruding Piles in Q to IA days or mon
ey refunded. soc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
CAN PUT "a wARSHIPS
IN NEW BRITISH BASIN.
Work on Great Naval Base in Scotland
Begins Early IN 1905.

Glasgow, Dec. 5.--The plans for the
great new naval base at Rosyth, Scot
land, have been completed and the work
viii begin early in zoos. The basin will
cover an area Of SO acres, depth Of
SO feet at all tides. Access will be OBJ
tanned through a lock $50 feet long
The basin Is to be square, with quay
accommodations for twenty-five battle
ships, although this may be double. The
total cost Is estimated at sl2.500,000.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
GALVESTON TO-DAY
Nationals Nay Start Work
This Afternoon.
HAVE USE OF GYMNASIUM
ON Rainy Days BAH Players VIII BE
Able 20 DO Indoor work at the 4.
mont BOteE-UuifOrIns VIII BE Same
as Last Year-signing of Anderson.

The squad Of Washington baseball
players. in charge of Manager Cantillon,
is scheduled to arrive at Galveston this
morning at $50 O'Clock, and it is probable
that the players will have their first light
workout this afternoon.
Before leaving Washington. Secretary
Fowler completed arrangements for the
accommodation of the ball players and
the local officials received word yesterday
that all is in readiness for the reception
Of the team The headquarters Will be at
the fremont Hotel which is centrally
located and "a couple of miles from the
bah park.
The Galveston Y N. c. A. has offered
the club the use Of the new gymnasium.
and during the days when il is impossible
for the team 10 go To the park CantiliOn
viii put the men At work in the gym
The team viii also dress az the Y. N
G. a.
The sensation mOngers received another
jolt when John Anderson wired Cantillon
that he would join the club Sunday. An
dcTsCn is a hard worker. a fairly good
hitter and fielder. and an easy man TO
handle and local faudom is well satisfied
with the news that he will once more
play in this city. At the present time it
appears as though Anderson viii hold
down LEFT field. leaving Hickman, Jones'
and Ganley TO fight for the other three
Outdeld positions
The uniforms for the Nationals this
year VIII be the same as last year. The
home uniforms will be white with blue
trimmings. while the suits To be- worn on
the road viii be gray with blue trim
mings
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
IN GOOD SHAPE
Entrants for Georgetown Games
Have Ended Training.
Blue and Gray Relay Team Primed
for the Championship Race
with Virginia.

The contestants for honors in the diff
ferent individual events of the George
town meet. which comes of tomorrow
night at Convention Hail, and the college
and smaller class relay teams, which are
entered ia the several races. had their
last workouts yesterday and viii rest to-
day.
Charles J. Seitz. Of New York. is al
ready here. lie arrived in Washington
Tuesday, and is in good shape for the
0-yard invitation against CartmcH Of
Penn; Sullivan, Of Georgetown. Duker
OF NJ. A. G.. and kemper. the local
schooiboy.
The scene nc the Georgetown gymua-
sium yesterday afternoon was almost as
lively as meet itself Boys Of twelve
or thirteen years and younger, who make
up the midget teams and the Prep class
teams. were taking starts and tearing
off the laps with tho cool air Of veterans.
The big Props did light work, for they
have hard race Saturday night for the
interschoIastic championship of the Dis
tiet, and are already trained down fine.
II ls thought that these boys are the
fastest who ever represented the Prep
school
The big fellows took a hard workout.
as they are a husky set of men and can
stand little work when they have to-day
TO rest. The Georgetown varsity team is
IN good shape
The Georgetown freshmen are to run
two races on the night OF the meet. and
as they have q large squad 90 pick their
team from. they viii ram their stronger
team against the George Washington
freshmen and their other team On the
college iuterclass race For the last two
years the Bun and Blue youngsters have
walked away from the Blue and GRAY.
The freshmen team is composed of Capt
Miller. JcffS. Pallen. aud Baillargeou- The
juniors. made up OF capt SDaulding Ne
Laughlin- smith and Dowd. are "a strong
choice for the winners in the interclass
race.
The sale Of seats at the sporting goods
houses OF Spaldiug, Hickman & White.
and Hoover q Dyer has been unusually
large.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

p stree. northeast. between Twelfth and Thirteenth
strecis-Jdmes W C0uwag q uz. % William r.
Banarl I1t ls5 square lOf ST.
II street southwest. between sixth and seventh
strcets-Gc7Tge Pmptrc, e. u1 % Frank r.
Wells Dot 80 and par i7t g. square i5s. so.
VI street northwest between Twenty Ef;h and TECn-
sixth straets-Iauis RreuEe- 81 uy. 90 jacob Bren-
Nor. original DO, 3. square g. So
BriRhtvood Park-Diller J.. GTof 70 Albert ".
F-iks Do, a. block $40
Eighth street northwest between h and L streets
IS p Lester q al. trustees tn stephen b. and
Mar =. Clements. Turt original iot d. square
So $500.
fcCuth StTIsJs-tIaries E8TlE. trustee. 10 Marion
e. Chester. nau Dot 2 square go $500.
No. 1913 CoFoTau street n7rthwCst-koicrt II. Nc
He'll Ct MS. 90 Roe :. Loreuz, let 20 square
&c $40.
Brieatwood Park-Auna Krik,tsine ct al. to William
H. Saunders aud Dgdiey Norris. trustees. lots
81 -. and SIS. block 10. So
Scr1rd street southwest between d and streets
Charles Z. Fletcher O. a. % Henry j. NJ
Howard. lot &c. SQUARE Sc SIC.
No. SIS h street northeast Nellie II HANBACK, 81
rir. Charles J.. 90 James a. - Hara and Annie
h uHara I0t g. S7uarc 60. SIC
. street northwest. between ThirtisJh and Thirty
first streeis-Aunie Schneider az VIZ. Henry. 90 l..
Erie Layton. lot 2I9. square lE57. SD
Azsdia-ArthW O.. Beach Ct uy. 20 Mar 7. Holt.
rsrt. So
Addition go I.e Dreit pars- David g. Wiliisteu to
sue r. Willistou. Jos s.. block p g.
Fourth street northwest. between J sud * streets
John NJ Rupert q al To- the Charles Schneider
Baking Company. Tar, original lot .. square
5l6 So.
Northern Addition % Cls-eiErl Park ElRoad Meade
a. uX. go Edward Sciil5haucr ysr-. SO
Eighth street and Massachusetts, avenue northeast
Ida ". Meyers 81 81. TO Edgar a.. Busoy trustee.
lots s. IS, and part lots 81, a. and a5, square
Sos SO
u strrCt northeast. between Twelfth and Thirteenth
reFts-iiliic f. rapliu ct viz Honrio y. to
Lottic J. Bum. Dot - square 1909 SO.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant rlaius-C harles J.
Walker e. ux. O. Charles = Hilyer. l1t g. block
T.. $40
street ucrtbwest. corner of Twcnty-third street
American Security and Trlss Company To- Ger
Empire. pstrt Of the Widows Mite $40 TO
correct former cSHveyance.l
Eighth street and Mass chusets avenue n0rtheast-
Edgar q. Busey, tI.stoe. 60 Washington Loan
snd TUst Company trustee for Eastern Disrsu-
sac. lots s., 3, part lots g, q, and s. square
Soj So
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Sixth and Rhode Island NetbodistS
join New OrEa nizntion.

Al meeting Of the East Washington
Sunday School Baseball Association Wed
nesday night. al the Ninth Street Chris
tian Church, the names of the two
churches who would be selected TO com
piete the list of six teams that viii be
in The league were practically decided
upon. They are the Sixth Presbyterian
and the Rhode Island Avenue Methodist
churches.
The churches who VIII be represented
ia the league. including the two above
named clubs, are. Ninth Street Chris
tian. First Methodist Protestant. Waugh.
Douglas Memorial, Sixth Presbyterian,
and Rhode Island Avenue Methodist
The schedule as drawn up calls for the
playing OF 150 games. - by each club.
and 10 Is estimated that each team viii
average two games week. The League
officials intend TO start the games at an
early date. probably April %. and finish
the schedule some time in July.
The committee on playing grounds re-
ported "a slight setback i'm their plans. but
expect 90 have no serious difficulty IN ar
ranging for a diamond. the location Of
which is said TO be central.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
BROWN RIDES WINNERS.
Brings Three Horses Under Wire in
Front NJ Oakland.

san Francisco, Narch Brown car
ried of the riding honors at EmeryviHe
this afternoon, plotting three winners. In
the last event he pilotcd Lord of the
Forest to victory al the tempting odds of
70 TO I. The summaries.
FIRST RACE-0ue-aaf mile. Memouze. I-9
Brown, 10 5. won. sand I'ineT. Il- Lawrence
60 10 j. second. FoIHe L.. l09 Hunter 10 to T.
third. Time. 6-i8 jeremiah Neita. MaCaH. Bill
Fullm7a- Thomas CALHOUN, Miss NUgcnt. STRAIT
Martin. and Massbaek also ran.
SECOND RACE-Five and oue-half fIrI9nrs.
Fred NUgent 100 li}rowuf Il 20 D. won- Burning
Bush. ice &C. Williams. 10 to D second; C8lmsr la9
H. Niliiamsi, Is 60 5, third Time Ice Is. Tea
Tray. Auopus. WesthsrioU Rusal. Crcd0e. Silva.
faHk Biscoe and FeisseT also ran.
THIRD NAtE-~eyen -eishthS of mile. Mabel
HoldudeJ % Hunter. s 20 5, won; Tansna. lj5
&C. Williams. 10 = second; EoGo, I03 BicttiGi =
IN l. third. Time. g IS. Blanche g. PeCasr.
Alta Spa. Treasure Seeker LUsana Duke of or
leans. Is'rv sharp. and Bon Vi,art also ran
FOURTH RACE-Siy and ouc-half fuloncs 81
1Cr Shoe les tGTahaml- 3 q . won Fred Bent IJ-
Brown. to p second; HulforI. Jos u-yuchl. &
% j. thrd. Time p. invader. d. sherman.
Bonnie BEG. Judge and Herssin also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Dae and ouesixtcenth miles /
Told NoI. JOS iEncr 10 J. ran: AIagns Bow
lbs llsheIf- 90 l. second: Hooligar 100 jS&rulsl
$ 10 j. third. Time l.le 25. Lone Wolf san
Reno, Beydarc. Hriakcs Billy Perry. and Crow
shade also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-Six fm}ones. Lord Of the Forest
l05 tBroTul. Is 10 l. Won; Nigetjc. I0f tMcLausl-
linl. % tn I. second. Sen Lad. 100 tSGud5 to J.
third. Time, lat - Delegoa. Pat Bryan Eleya-
IiGn- L2il Rogers, Altre, and Bright Albert also ran
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Addition 10 Takoma Park-Henrv Storey Ct TX n
Irving Williamson and Richard Williams. to Sc
cure James Williams SlIo0 six 10 fort--eicht
months. PER cent. sCmi-auuu3lly lot g. block T.
Square sIl-Niarcsilus Hotfin G; ux. 70 Washington
Loan and Trust Company. To- secure Equitable
Cooperative Building Association. $500 par;
lot =.
square 2s-Temcs oDsy to F. Walter Branisnburg
and Edwin g. BrandcGburE. to secure John J.
ODay. SlOl5. one year. per cent semi an
nuaiy. east half original lot IS.
Square 86S-traEk r. Wells Ct III. 70 FLOYD F. Davis
and Clarence 7. Gessford. to secure Walter e..
Davis. 5000 three wears per cent. semi
annually lot q and part lot a.. Same 60 same.
to secure same $500 one to twenty months 6
per cent, scmiannBailJ. same property
Square As2-Stcnteu r. Clements and MARY T.
Clements 20 Wharton =. Lester and Michael }.
Colbert 70 secure National Permanent Build
Ing Association. $500 part original lot H.
Square 16a-HeDy ]. NJ Howard et uN. 10 Jere-
miah Collins and Homer Query. to secure
Charles T. Fletcher and Katie +. Lannon s. 500
years, per cent. semi-snnually. lot %.
Square ol9-Iames A. O'Hara et ,lx TO Charles
j. Hanback, and George e. Aukam. 10 secure
Sophia L. Hanback, $3.50 che 70 thirty-three
months. PER cent. lot 81.
Square 9sl-Frederick Schultze ct Ix 10 John T
Arms and Samuel \ DuTy. to secure F. J.
Stearns S50e three years. per cent semi
annually. part lot IS
Northern Addition 20 Cleveland Park-F;dvsrd
SchildG luer ct Tx. 10 William A. Hill and
Charles ". Simpson. 20 secure Elwood Mead
$500. monthly payments. G per cent part
Is .rond trust. Same 10 Andrew T. Duvsn and
C1aTles w. simpson. 10 secure Mary L. Lutz
$50, .hree years. 5 per cent semi-annually
part
Square S95-Edgar &. Busey trustee TO Rignald W
Beall and Charles F. COnSaui to secure Ida
May Movers and Fannie NJ. Consaui. 5000 5
years per cent. ssmi-annually, lots 35. s.. and
part lots p s. and g.
AZadia-Martha buchanan et viz. William NJ 10
William Montgomery and Charles F. Nesbit 70
secure Masonic Mutual Relief Association. 8 go
three years. 5 per cent semi annUally mart
Square Civilian o. y. Scott to Edward J. SteH-
wagon and George Z. Hamilton 70 secure
Thomas NJ Gale. $3.50. five years. 5 per cent.
semi-annually lots 10 and q
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
JAKE STALLS STAND
Explains His Relations to
Random Of This City.
SATISFIED WITH TREATMENT
Through The Washington Herald
He Assures the Local Baseball Pub
Treatment of Him when He Was
Manager OF the Local Aggregation.

Jake St7hl last night sent the follow
Ing letter TO The Washington Herald:
Chicago, III. March 6. 1907
Sporting Editor The Washington Herald.
Dear Sir: ] have noticed several
articles appearing in the local papers
here and elsewhere stating my rea-
sons for not returning TO Washing
ton were simply because / did not
want to play there on account of the
city and the harsh criticism from the
public
TO my friends and the baseball
public Of Washington ] deny all such
statements and viii further say that
the treatment ! did receive from the
baseball public was such that / viii
always have warm spot i'm my
heart for them. and viii never for
get the fans who stuck with us
through ali our hard luck What
ever may be my reasons for not re-
turning. and I assure you they are
just. in no way reflect Oh the city Of
Washington or the baseball public
who are the most appreciative and
just people ] ever had the pleasure
of meeting.
My object and ambition was al
WAYS to give YOU ball team that
YOU would have been proud Of. and /
nope and trust YOU some day viii
have such team. for you richly de
serve il. Most sincerely.
GARLAND STAHL.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
HANNIBAL BEY WINS.
Comes Home Two Lengths in Front
in Feature az OakInwn.

Hct Springs, March HANNIBAL Bey.
from the stable OF II. r. Baker. captured
the feature event at Oaklawn to-day b.
two lengths, Tres JoI was second. and
Young Pilgrim. a long shot, finished third
Hyperion H. owned by Louis a. Celia.
and the 1-to-3 choice Finished in the ruck
There was no further trouble in the
betting ring, since an injunction was So
cured against Constable Smith. sum
rIaries:
FIRST RACE-Tb7cc ard nc-haH furlonss Al
bert Star. IL Mountain = To- T. Won; Billy Bow
LEGS. ll3 lShl'IingI 20 5. second Albert NJ. JOS
Griffith. % TO /. third. Time. 032 35. William
Biss-tt Oar Bay, Water Lock. AIcCenrch. aHd BIG
Sass also ilu-
SECOND RACE Elcven-sizteeutbs. Autumn
Flower l5s JheatiHe'. 10 to J. weu. Ben Strong. u6
sthclUf. srgg. --c1Id- HaUsama. lo- lIucmaDI. j.
90 J. tiiFJ. Time, 67 f5 ur. Nwtker. RoSs
Hart TJuut Jim simpson. Doc X c. Suarou0wana,
MrsuyiUe, Friee. and Huffman al-0 ian.
THIRD RACE Tmcequarrcrs uf a mile. Sorr1l
Top, g dearborn fs J. weu- Ina GRAY. 95
tShreyel to T. second Mss Afabe, l0l shilling
Z % I. third. Time, lIl % Suzanne Rocamora.
oma j.. Potter LGcIGs Nipcriue. h. J. SEiuuo.,
PcnIH5r, GamCda- Black AT, and J. 4. Sheridan
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-sz fu7Iongs Hannibal Bey. l09
lShilmei, 4 % J. won. Tres JaIi 81 "A. Morgan
Is 10 J. seclud; Young Pilgrim. Il2 .DonyitzI 20 60
]. taird Time Ll3 50 Harry scott Red Gauntlet
Ella Leaf and Hyperion II also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One and onesNteeHth miles High
Bear, ie6 lAi0gutain', 70 10, won, ScslulGrk lo,
t>hl.fus.- 3 90 J. second Big Boot, ig. N0nzt, Is
u l. third Time ls- Princess O5ua also ran.
SIXTH EACE-Ole mile and seventy ys-ls
Eccchcr. no Shilling, = % iG. won; Adessa. 100
dearborn, &c T. second; Attia. I52 ~. Finch
tn J.. tIiTd Time. l.i5 IS. Athena, L8usi0wu.
and Leia Duffy also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
GARDNER AND CONKLIN
Prove winners in Continuation Of
National Amateur Billiards.

New York. March Edward w Card
uer and Charles T. ConkHn were the win
ners to-day iu the continuation Of the
national amateur billiard championship al
42 balk line in the concert hau of the
Licdcrkranz Club
Gardner the champion of last year. de-
fcsted the PhiladelDhian. r. Mortimer :.
Rolls. by the score of 800 points to 20,
while his winning average was 10202S.
The Chicagoan. Conklin. made a run
away match Of the afternoon session at
the table. Unexpectedly overwhelming Dr.
Le0nidas L. Mial. Of this city, for his first
defeat by so points go 12l and with an
average OF l11A1G Beth games provided
more pyrotcchnical open table billiards
than bdik line the best run of the even
ing match being Is. made by Gardner, and
A. of the afternoon match. which was ac-
cumulated by ConkIiu The run of Gard
ner bettered the high run record Of the
tournament, being better than the run
of - made by DR. Mail
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
Circuit Court No- 1
JUSTICE WRIGHT.


Martin Brick Manufacturing Company V Smoot
verdict fer defendant Plaintiffs attorneys Tucker
q Kenyon: defendant attorney W e. Johnson
Hagan vs.. Stewart verdict for defendant Plain
tits attorneys Cole & Donaldson: defendants at
torncy, J. r. Archer.
King vs.. Berens; judgment on verdict for defend
ants with costs against the plaintiff Plaintiff. !
attorney. ". T. plumley. defendants attorneys.
Chaplin Brown, J. Paul Ernest and H. T. Blair.
Garrison vs. District Of Columbia verdict for
plaintin for Sl.20. and Judgment without interest
Plaintiffs attorneys Padgett K Forrest defendant
attorney. +. II. Thomas
Mckeuus vs. District Of Columbia. verdict for
plaintiff for $3.50 and Judgment without interest.
Plaintiffs attorney. ]. f. Potbury DEFENDANTS at.
torucy =, II Thomas.
Nloticus foF to-day:
No. /. Morris vs.. Metropolitan Surety Couranv
Attorneys. Hamilton & Cobcrt--Douglas & sheriff.
No. :. Jenkins vs.. Mcdonald Attorneys Nc
Laughlin & Shipley- Montague Bailey,
No. ; Atkinson Henderson ATTORNEYS. Car
III gton & williamson Smith & Thomas
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