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The Washington herald., 1907-02-15
NAVY ATHLETIC ELECTIONS.
Capts. wainwright and OsterhauS
WashinEtOn's Representatives.

Special 20 The Washington Heald.
Annapolis. Md. Feb. 14-At the an
nual meeting of the Navy Athletic As
sociation tonight the following officers
were elected for the year. President.
Capt. George p. CoIvocoresses, com
mandant of midshipmen cx oficio; sec
rotary, Commander Thomas B. How
ard; treasurer Prof. Nathaniel NJ
Terry. Executive committee. Capt
CoIvocoresses, Commander Howard,
Prof Terry Prof Paul J. Dashieu.
Surg. Frank C Cook. Lieut.. Com.
Henry J, Ziegemier. Lieut.. OFie w
Fowler. and Lieut. Joseph NJ Reeves.
Capt. Richard Wainwright and Capt
Hugh Osterhaus were elected the
Washington representatives on the
committee.
The membership in the association
is now 1.2e0. a slight increase over that
Of last year. The report Of the treas
urer shows the association TO be on a
good financial basis
1t was decided 10 play the next an
nuaI football game in Philadelphia, as
OF late years the scene Of the contest
has been Franklin Field. the grounds of
the University of Pennsylvania The
date will be November 80 the Saturday
following Thanksgiving Day
The Washington herald., 1907-02-15
ASCOT TRACK IS FAST.
Taos First in Fifth Race. but Is Set
Back for FonIing.

Los Angeles, Feb. 14.-Large fields were
lin order at Ascot to-oay, and the win
ners of nearly every race went under the
wire with a large lead in his favor In
the fifth race Taos. TO ]. won by two
lengths. but was set back to last for foul
ing The track was lightning fast. Sum
naTies.
FIRST RACE-Four ftrlougs Creston, us iKacr-
rerl. T. 90 TO- won; kismet IT.. los lBolaud p 10
J. second: Miss Ruth, 100 I'restu]. to 2 third
Time 0.i5. Albion H.. Runaway, Sister Julia
karoio. Lonia. Oriina and Harvey Clark also ran
SECOND RACE-sH furongs. Don Demo. II2
u'restuni. ? 10 /. won: Gold Sitter IO9 lKocrnerl,
ta 10. second; Platoon, l0i mcdaniel g 10 J.
third TlEae. 1872. Toupec, Bryan, Tim Hurst
1aylor George and Merry sport also ran
THIRD RACE-Selliug; one and our-sixteenth
miles StccssCl, 100 CMcDaniell, 10 l. won. FUl-
casta. 100 knapp to l. second; Line Of Life. To-
FISCHER. % /, third Time. 1Jsls. Josic's Jewel
H0meaudcT Rama. and Hing OF Mis- also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Six furlmgs. Sglling Bonnie
Reg. lg7 lkoeTnerl, 70 10 wen: Gironni Balerio
IG PrgstCn). Il 10 ;. second. TaxeF To- DEAN. 30
90 ]. third. Time, l:l4A Sun Mark I.otta Glad
stone Young Davis. r. Mitchell aud Alela also ran
FIFTH RACE-Selling; i've fulonEs Taos lg7
Prstou To l. won Elmdale. 10 tBrusseD 3 10
J. second. .mssck, 10 tBola1adl 10 L tbird
Tine I:1Z2. Banlada. los Mcdaniel to J. fourth
Taos disqualified for fouiing. and placed last Com
mida. Hazeldine. Norden, san Alyarado Esther b
Jim Leonard. Budapest Song Of the Sea and Extra
Neil also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Sclling; one aud one-eightb miles
Morendo is Bolandl, TO 10, won; Allopsth loS
lMcDaniel % /. second: Freesas rs lRiddIe}
6 so l. third Time. I:5S. Circus. Needful, DAZZLE
Mc(irathiana. BaldO. Moore. and BoasC0 also ran
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ROGERSGETSSETBACK
Jockey Club Stewards Deny
Trainer a Rehearing.
LICENSES FOR THE SEASON
Many Jockeys Favored by the As
soeiasiOn-Adams, Bell, and Walker
Among the Riders Who Are Put
Under the Ran-ShieIdS, DAILY, and
Others Are Successful

New York Feb. 14-At meeting Of
the stewards of the Jockey Club to-day
the application Of r. /. Rogers. for a
rehearing, was denied.
The following licenses were granted:
Trainers James Blue James Blown. William
Beckett. George L. Brazief Fred. Bmiew Matthew
B5fues. y. Is. Beal. James Bnden L. 4. Bonsacs
HERMAN L. Brandt Charles ". CTamer. Algem0u
V. CiaXou, PHI Chinn ". L. Curl .. ]. Decker
T. y, Boswell NJ DAILY g. J. Eugclkiug Harry
failey, T. G. Fris5ie, James Fitzsmuons Walter
Guild H. T. Griffin. Henry Graham William
Garth. Joseph =. Hawkins Charles H. Hughes D.
H. Hama Edward j. Hoffman }. j. Hyland Max
HIsch. g. g. Han William Harris Thomas }.
Hediey. William Hurley. S. e. Hildieth s. y H0l
man. ". O--JOplln. ". T. Jennings. William Jen-
nings. a. j. Joyncr Charles H. jenkins Fred
Lrtteteld Cono1er Leighton. B. T. LittlefcId
William Lakeland George r. Miller Green X
Morris, Lueien Malone, A. Molineli r. =. Mauuix
j. L. Maybeuy. John Miller W f. M0sby g. A.
Muihoard. J. j. McAyoy. Henry Sic auhy. " A.
AlcAEney- William 7. MeGi'euey. A &. Mcc&fcuy
J. H. Met.ormlca, Thomas Met rfcry. J. g.. Naily,
g. n. OGom. Charles ok. Frank O'NeilI kimbll
Patterson f. -. Peters. f. ~ Phillips William
PHoleau ". T. Phillips George p. Perrin. John H.
Powers ". r. PresEaTc. John ~. Pangc. James
Rove, J. ". Rogers FTana Regain Il. !. smith
John /. Smith. A. b. Stansbury. W. II Schaut
James Seuuett. A. Simons. W H. Snyder. John
Sclll0sser William Shields. J. 81 Shields. ". T.
T0Wnes. Eugene Wayland. Henry Walker +. D.
Weir Peter WINNER. Joseph West. Edwin Wlyte
b. T. Winston. II. T.. Watkins Thomas Welsh
John Whalen. and A. thinner
Jockeys-cba x. Brady Harry J. Brady, John
Finn james Heunessey Charles Garner Joseph
Harris II. Homer Joseph johnson. Charles K0r-
ner. Dalton Mccarthy. Walter Miller. ". Mcintyre.
-. Nieol, O.. a.. Orlandt. aud H. Radtke
The following trainers and jockeys
licenses We're denied, recommended by
the license committee:
TF4iueTs-John Rogers
Jockeys-Walter Adams. Charles Bell, and T. G.
Walker
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DEEDS OF TRTST

Square 1Z-J Ford Thompson, IT., 70 Eldridge E
Jordan and George Il. Lnkins, 70 secure james
2. schick $500, one year, 81 per cent, quar-
terly, lot q.
Whitehaven st. Philip. and Jacob-Jacob F. CLARK.
trustee. 10 Edmund ?. Page. 10 secure Samuel
r. G. Alorscll. Sl.00O. twelve months lots g. = s.
u to IS, 3 to S, block 3, and lots To H. 2 to
g. block 1.
KalOrama Heights-Maxwen Van zandt Woodruff to
Edward J. Stellwagen and Thomas NJ. Gale %
secure estate Of Anthony J. Drexel S 9l5. thrce
years, 5 per cent, semi-annually, lots { and 5.
block ., and lots Il and y. block Q.
Square S66-Lillie AlCIntiTe Mills e. rir Howard tl
Joseph J. Darlington and Blair Ice TO secure
Washington City Orphan Asylum. Sl00J three
years, per cent, mi-annually. lot 2.
Square l63-Eva A. johnson et viz William h, 90
Frank T. Rawlings and Frank S Collins 10 Sc
cure Thomas L. Harvey, SL000. two years, per
cent, semi-annually, part original lot :.
Square S9i-Frank r. Slater ct Tx to Herbert y.
Gin aud Edward AIcC Jones, 10 secure Arlington
Fire Insurance Company. S2,cOo, three years. pr
cent semi annually. lot g
Douglas-Th0mas y Minor et ux. 10 John l.. Mas
sey, 70 secure Monumental Savings Association.
S526 40 one TO f0rty-s months. lot 3.
Hariem-Niary c. Hospital 10 J. Barton Miller and
Raphael A. Casilear, 20 secure Agnes kempsT,
$3.50, three years, per cent, mi-annually,
part.
lie DToit Park-WIIliam H. johnson ct uz. 10
Frank 7. Rawlings and Frank ;. Collins. to
SECURE Auohias H. ft&litaf f9rv'3s e"o 2teLsf
per cent, semi-annualy. lot 60. block Is.
Petworth-Francis A. Hollingsworth 10 Clarence &.
Rheem and George ". F. SWartzell. to secure
Harry T. jones' So 100 one and three years
per cent, semi annually. lots g % Is. block d
Square Z7l-Nelson b. Wheeler et TX. 20 WilaW
+, Edmonston and Harry =. WEIGH 20 secure
Helen B. Weleh, N,lo0,. two years. rer cent
semi-snnually lot g.
PeUNOTth-FTanCis A. HOilinCsWcTth 10 Clarence Il.
Rheem and George ". F. SwsTtzsHs to secure
Harry T. Jones. SIS so. one and three years
Per cent. semi annually, lets 70 g. esssk y.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-15
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Managers VIII Meet Next Tuesday to
Plan for Coming Season.

The managers Of the Capital City
League will meet at the rooms of the
Aloysius Club on Tuesday evening at =
O'Clock for the purpose Of discussing
plans for the coming season. Several ap-
plications are on file for places in the
league, notable among them being the
strong team from the Government Print
ing Office and the team of the Southern
Railway
The Government Printing Office in for
mer years had league made up of teams
among the men in the Office, and for a
while did exceedingly well. This year
however, they viii concentrate their eff
forts III the organizing Of one team. and
as there is plenty Of good material in the
office they should be capable of turning
out a team able to make good in the
Capital City League.
The railroad boys are a pretty husky
bunch and last season gave a credible ac-
count of themselves. In the Capital City
League they will find teams that will give
them some hard rubs, but they should be
able 20 put up a stiff fight.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-15

Grande. Ellie, Daniel G.. Sinner Simon, ROYAL Red
BeaTskn. Adirondack and Heinault also
THIRD RACE-Seyen fuIiongs. Altanero. IS wv
Miller, 9 to 5, Won; Vincent0. 100 llawFencel, -
o. l. second; Furze s. lBuxtonl, TO 2, third
Time. 26. Avona. Fihze Ferri Yarbor Martenor.
Bin Perry Huston. AnopGs. and School Ben also
ran
FOURTH RACE-Fiye and one-half furouss
Peerless Lass. IS IL. Duganl. 20 10 l. won; Silver
Line 98 iAlcRael even second: Merchant. los VIII
iansl is to s. third. Time 0S rs. Gala LaTose,
Hand Maiden. May Pink, Maud MEG, Hiio, and
De OTo also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile. Miss Rillie lW Hun
ter. to ], won: Calmer, g r. DAVIS. p 10 l.
second: Lord Of the Vale ll2 IT. Clark. to J.,
third. Time 1.2 Funny Side. Alderman, Bait
Box Elder. Yeterano, Ruby Crater, and Mendon
also ran
SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs- Sugar Maid 80 W.
Millor. Ia J. won: Ethel DAY. i02 SANDY. 10 J.
second. Princess Titania. i03 tAicBnde}, {" l.
third. Time la Deagoa. Monte Lucille. Dollie
Dollars. Lovey Mary. Eianer and Serenity also ran
The Washington herald., 1907-02-15
DAILY COURT RECORD.
DISTRICT COURTS.

Court of Appeals.
Present: Tie Chief Iustice Mr.. Justice McComas.
aud sIr. Justice Robb.
John A. Butler was admitted to practice.
Ne. 1876 Moore. administrator, vs.. Pyweli; arsi-
mcnt commenced by Mr. J. j. Darlington fer APP
l-clIee aud concluded b Mr.. J. W. Cox for appel
liant.
No 1854 Barstow vs.. Capital Traction Com
pany: argument commenced By Mr. F. J. Hogan for
appellants, and continued By Mr- c. Thomas DuHl0p
for appellee.
Assignments Ger to-day;
on hcarHg-Sos. 1854 Farstow VI, Capital
Traction Company. Appellants attorneys. r. J.
Hogan and " ]. Lambert appellee's attorneys. Il.
Ross Pcry & Son ard 6. 7. Dunlop.
Regular call-No less American Security and
Trust company vs. District # Columbia. Appel
laut's attorneys. 4. Il. Browne and 6. T. Hamilton
app-nec's a;torsegs, +. II. fhoass and f. H.
Stevens.
No 1850 Union Trust Company 81 District Of
Columbia Appellants ati0rneys A y. Brosno
and G.. E. Hamilton; appelIecs attorneys. l. ii.
Thomas and +. ii. Stephens.
No 1897 District Of Columbia vs.. DuTyee. Ap-
peIlant's attorneys 4. H. Thomas aud y. l.. Blair;
appeilee's attorneys. J. Cuttings and +. J. Ho-
gan.
70 1906 Howison vs. Mason Appellants at
tosncys HalIam & Hallam: aDIellee's attorneys, =.
A. Jones Blair q Thorn. aud II. T. TaggaEt
No 1881 Brown Vs. District q Columbia. AT-
peHants attorneys T. S. Douglas and l. Il. DaTid
appeilce's attorney. II. z. Bair.
No. l70i Morse Hne. Appeiiants attorney
John Selden; appellec's attorneys. ". H. Rooes0n
W H. Russell and G. 4. keigwin-
No. T09 Collins Mcl}iaIr. Appellant s al
toners g. " Fits and T. \. Aiussey; appellee
attorney. Irving Williams0r
No. I7l0 capital Traction Company V. Brown
AWellaRt's attorneys X. floss Perry q Son and -
Thomas Dunlop; appellees attorneys, j. +. Ia5loi
and Hayden johnson
No. lTl5 O'Dwyer vs. Northern Market Company
appellants attorneys G. T. MeTillat aid G. p. Ca
usi; appelleas attorneys +. Il. Thomas. H. T.
blair. Hamilton Colbert Hamilton, and Arthur
Peter.
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Yanger Beats Morrison.

Hot Springs. Feb. 14-Benny Yanger, of
Chicago, tonight knocked out Johnny
Morrison. Of St Joseph. iii the seventh
round Of what was slated for a twenty
round battle.
The victory viii be recorded in his rec
ord as a knockout. but technically Ref
cree FTisby stopped the bout when Nor
rison was staggering around the center Of
the ring Ike a drunken man and had no
chance 10 win or recuperate.
His act was an act of mercy. and was
cheered by the crowd. But the real credit
Of ending the bout belongs to Benny Yam
ger himself for the referee at first refused
TO stop the contest
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RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
New Orleans.


r-1nsr Afr-rhroo and one-half fnrlonrs.
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No motions for TODAY
Adjourned until Monday, February Is, 1907.
Notiee-There sill be preliminary call Of the
even numbered cases on the calendar Monday, Feb
rary Is, 1877, at 10 O'clock beginning With No. a02
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WESTERN HIGH GIRLS Win
Give Clever Exhibition in Fast Game
with Central.
Tenn work OF winners Best Seen
In West End Gym This Sea-
sOn-ScOFe 81 Ia IL.

The girls basketball team of West
ern High defeated the Central girls
Yesterday in the formers gym by 81
TO II The game was fast throughout,
and the team work exhibited by the
winners was about the best seen in the
Western court this season.
The playing Of Miss Liugley fer
Western was easily the feature. She
shot eleven goals, some of them from
difficult angles Miss Moffett also
played well for Western For Central
Miss Dolly" Cunningham was the star
Central was considerably handicapped
by the absence Of two of her regular
players. although the substitutes played
a good game. Lineup and summary
The Washington herald., 1907-02-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE LEADS.
Pays Higher Salaries to Players than
Other Organization Does.

New York, Feb. 14.-It has been figured
out that the American League clubs this
year will pay out nearly half a million
dollars in salaries to the players.
1t is said that the Cleveland club heads
the list with a pay roll of $4,000 The
Boston club is second, with about $4,000
while the New York club is third, with
$4,000 The salaries of the Chicago White
Sox will amount to $4,000 Then comes
Detroit with SOS O0e. Washington with $751;,
600, and Philadelphia with $4,000
In the National League it Is said that
the New York clubs pay roll will amount
to about $4,000. with Chicago about the
same Pittsburg comes next, with posi-
bly, $4,000, while Brooklyn will foot up
close to $4,000 Cincinnati will have a
low-salaried team. the total being not
more than $4,000, while Philadelphia viii
not go above the $4,000 mark The Bos-
ton and ST. Louis clubs viii pay an even
smaller amount rs nearly all Of their
players are cheap men.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-15
SIXTH RACE-One mile. selling
apprentice allowances claimed.


FIRST RACE-Four furlongs.
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Equity Court No. 2.
JI-STTCF EpTTTn

In re- lunacy Of Sidney Powell: account Of com
mittee approved. Attorney. F. A Fenning.
IN re lunacy Of John Coff-ey; order approving ac-
count u committee. Attorney, F. A. fleming.
Ia n adoption q james T. Madison; order legs
izing adoption. Attorneys. C0IdTen & fleming
Wilcox IS. Wilcox. leave TO amend granted Com
pAinants solicitor. Wilton J. Lambert; defendant s
solicitor. George +. Havell
Bassett vs. Bassett. divorce a win mat. granted
Compliments solicitors z. +. Coliadsy and Leckie,
Fulton q Cox: defendants solicitor. II. l. Davis.
Washington Loan and Trust Company vs.. Metcalf
exceptions TO auditors report oyerruled. Complain
ants solicitor, John T. Ridout. defendants so
hcitors r. P. Evans and Z Forrest
Motions for to-day;
No ZL Army and Nav Union Of the United
States u America et al The Regular Amy
and Nayy Of the United States Of America. At
torueys. Lipscomb & Fusitt-Pugh, Wolf & Rosen-
berg. and Lamer.
No Is Nerillat vs. Hooker ct al. Attorneys.
Mcrlat and Richardson Aiollton. Mattingly. and
Lester.
Ne 80 Harsrsvcs vs. Hsrgrares. Attorneys,
Taylor Benjamin.
No 20 Monkey ct al vs. Peoples Mutual Bene-
III Association ct al. Attorneys. Gardiner and
Hughes s. G7ay-bambsrt and Wallace.
Ne. Us. Horn vs.. Horn. Attorneys. Sillers and
FoFrest-plumley.
No 20. Hoffman Us. Hoffman. Attorneys.
Plmley- English.
No pa Fidelity and Deposit Company vs. Pey-
ton Vinson e al. Attorneys. Sullivan & Linton
Birney & Woodland, Wolf & Rosenberg. and United
States attorney.
No 2i6 beavers vs.. beavers. Attorneys. Moul-
tou-D0yle.
No 2is Browning & Baines vs. Honstein Com
pany. Attorneys Wilcox & Hufty-Tobriner
No 80 Selby rs. Selby. Attorneys, Lester &
PRICE,. Med. Darlington and Ambrose.
No - In re Lawson Council No 81 / O. Of
st. =. Attorneys. Collins * Homer Martin
No. "a. Thompson rs. Thompson ct al Attor-
ueys Lancaster & smith, Darlington.
No. 20 BaT1rOf BauiTOf- Attmneys Prem
tiss-CampbeIl BalderstOn. and Biruey
No IS. De 70 vs.. De 70. Attorneys, Green
Ambrose.
No go Mitchell ct al rs Myers ct al Attor-
neys Warren x Notwithstanding
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Circuit Cour. No. L.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

Thomas vs. Ambrose; plaintiff called and suit dis
missed with costs. Plaintiffs attorneys. g. +.
Traues and Brney & Woodland defendants attor-
ney. G. II Merillat.
tif-s attorney. Leo simmons; defendants attorney.
+. L. Giles.
Montrosc Lumber Company vs. Heaton: continued
for tie term. Plaintiffs attorneys Ralston & Sid
dons and H. Winship Wheatleyi defendants attor-
ney l. 5 DUvall IT,
Kelley Us. District Of Columbia; continued for the
term. Plaintiffs attorney Wilton J. Lambert; de
feudant's attorney. T. II. Thomas
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company vs.
Uhlsr: verdict for the defendant Plaintiffs attor-
BraQdenburg & Brandenburg; defendants attorney
John RidOut-
DAILY vs.. Cullinane; Judgment by default Plain
tif's attorney. NJ. J. keane-
Wright vs.. Baum; motion for new trial fled
Plaintiffs attorney W T. Ambrose: defendant 5
| attorneys, Ormsby AIcCammon and George {. Cert
man.
Burton vs. Elhns; motion for new trial with
drawn and Judgment on verdict for plaintiff for
5000. interest rom this date, and costs Plaintiff
attorneys, George Il. Calvert. T. Osborne l. Yei-
lott T. W Hammond and F. W. Brown: defend
ants attorneys, a. 5. Worthington and C. J. Faux
net
Motions for to-day:
No l. Theiling-Latham Company vs. Riley At
torneys. Walace-Baker.
No 2 United States ex rel Frost rs. Secretary Of
the Interior. Attorneys MGlllat-Campbell q Web
steT.
No 8. Taylor Us. Heron. Attorneys, Linkins-
Ennis.
No. !. Easterling Horning. Attorneys Wilson
& Observation-Disclosures & Kenyon
No 3 United States REL Blackstone vs. Sec
rotary Of the Interior Attorneys. Keigwin-Camp-
bell & Webster.
No. s. sommerYille VS.. Brown. Attorneys Taylor
Sullivan.
No. Z. Ray Foy administrator. Attorneys
Boaunan Johnson-Johnson & DlGton.
Circuit Court No. 2,
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No motions for TODAY
Adjourned until Monday, February H. 1907.
Notiee-There will be preliminary call Of the
even numbered cases on the calendar Monday, Feb
raary H. 1877, at 10 o'clock, beginning With Nc. E2
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Probate Court.


Estate Of Julia Z. Perkins viii admitted 10 no
bate. Attorneys, Kaist0H q Sidd0us
Estate q Joseph z. Alineteei letters Of admins
iTatioH granted 20 Bette L. Muetree. bond s 90
Attorney. Malcolm Hufty
In re Gordon r. Contee: order appointing sfataI
9. Contee; bond, S00 Attorney, ". Nosby VII
l8ms
Estate Cf Annie AIcC. Smith; petition % sell raj
estate fled Attorney. H. Winship Wheatle-
Estate Of ". II. Harrison order Of distribution
Attomeys Wolf x Rosenberg.
Estate q Peleg T. Dye. viii dated February g.
1902 sled, admitted to probate. and letters testa-
mcntary granted ~ Raleigh Sherman, bond 500.
Attorney. Raleigh sherman.
Estate Of John Morgan: petition f0r PROBATE q
VIII hied. Attorneys. Carlisle & johnson
Estate u Charles ". Scott; VIII dated Fet7-arv
l9g-. fled.
Estate Il John c. Albrecht: petition frg Iattsrs
0f administration fled. Attorney. ". NJ Orsa7
Estate Of Mary G. Markos; wil dated Mag 3 1876
filed.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-15
CHEATING ENDS GAME
Turfman'S Actions at Poker
Arouse Suspicious.
SEEN sNEAKING DISCARDS
Watcher Can stand 1t No Longer,
and Suggests Game BE stopped.
story Gains Publicity Despite Eff
forts tn Hush Ii Up-Tbere May
BE Further Developments.

Washington clubdOm has n new bit Of
scandal in the form of a story to the ef-
feet that "a prominent race-horse author
ity and a well-hnown man about town was
recently detected cheating in friendly
game of poker.
According to the gossip at the uptown
cafes. the turfman and four young
friends. two of them stock brokers;
one a Virginian, who is prominent
in society and club life in Washing
ton, and another the son Of a local mill
lionaire, sat down for friendly game in
an apartment within four blocks Of the
White House. Although no big sums
changed hands, the stakes We're large
enough to make the game highly inter
The Washington herald., 1907-02-15

First race-Lattice, Whisk Broom.
Convenient
Second Tace-Lemon Girl, Louise Nc
Farian. Celebration.
Third race-Dr, SpruilI, GoIdmate.
Bitter Miss.
Fourth race-Foxmeade, Rust, Miss
Leeds.
Fifth race-Goldway, Lady Ellison,
Donna.
Sixth race-Little George, Royal
Bond, Captain Taylor.
Seventh race-Agra, Adele R., Meal
lister.
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Carroll Institute vs.. V. NJ. C. A.

a game which is likely to be one Of
the most holly contested of the season
IS scheduled at the Y. VI. c. A gym for
tomorrow evening at $50 o'clock,
when the fast team from Carroll Insti-
tute viii line up against the local as
ISOLATION team The association boys
are gradually getting into shape again.
as Fowler is putting up a good game in
center in the place of Billy Haight, who
was injured in the game with the
Second Regiment.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-15
wallace Beats wiseman.

The Brunswick Club tournament game
last night between Mr.. Wallace and Mr.
Wiseman was won by Mr. Wallace by
loo to 81. The District champion at ali
times showed his superiority over his OPP
pOnent and a decided return to his old
time form. The contestants for tonight
will be Mr.. Todd, Of Baltimore, and Mr.
Wiseman, Of Washington, This gives
promise Of being a good game. Edward
NOigt Will referee. Admission free
The Washington herald., 1907-02-15
PAGES MILE IN 2:14.
WiIdwave Hangs Up New Worlds
Record on the Ice.

Glens Falls. \. Y. Feb. 1.-THE
worlds record for mile on ice over d
regulation track was broken to-day in the
northern circuit ice races here by Wild
wave. who paced the distance in 2-li fiat
The former record was held by Blackbird,
21nt. made this season in Michigan.
Wildwave is a bay gelding by Gamma
RUS a son of Gametta Wilkes. He is
owned by Busbie K Rowland of Fort
Edward
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Buffalo. n Y, Feb. 14.-Jerome Keogh,
of Buffalo, has challenged Thomas Hues-
ton for the worlds championship pool en-
blem, and the match will be played in
New York about March q. The contest
VIII be Of 600 points, III three blocks of
200 each night. Keogh is expected to give
HuestOn a much harder contest than did
Dawson, who recently played Hueston.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-15

Milwaukee, Wis, Feb. 14.-Johnnie
Coulon, of Chicago. bested Young Fitz-
gerald, Of Milwaukee. in a ten-round
fight, after Fitzgerald had carried things
his own way for the first seven rounds.
COulon then got busy. and in the last
three rounds pummeled Fitzgerald IN
mercifully, overcoming the lead Fitz-
gerald had secured in the earlier part of
the fight
The Washington herald., 1907-02-15
HighIanders Have Recognized.

The Highlanders' Baseball Club. Of
Northeast Washington, has Teorganizec
for the season. Allison n. LeaDley will
manage the team, and Walter Oleson viii
look after the candidates on the field.
The candidates are Prick, Whamond. Tay-
lor,, Smith, Fay. Crown, Peake, Knockey.
Waple Galb, Woodcock, Lewis, Dodd.
Priest. Olesen. Hands. DAILY, Rountree.
and Northridge