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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-31
ROOSEVELT RAPS
ARMY RIDING
His Wife on a % Mile Saddle
Trip, shaming RoIl-Topj
Desk Officers.

Washington, May 30. President
Roosevelt proposes to fit the deed to
the word.
Having INDUCED in criticism of the
horsenanship of the army officers,
which has greatly stirred military cir
lies, and particularly among the roll
;op desk soldiers connected with the
general staff in this town, the chief
executive set out today to give an i'll
tustration of how they ought to ride.
But that is not all. He is rubbing it
N by showing incidentally that a woIn-
an can do feats in Craftsmanship such
as soldiers can't equal. Mrs. Roosevelt
IS the woman who is to shame the Off
GERS by proving her statement. The
president n Mrs. Roosevelt DOL an
early ride this morning for Alexandria,
Va. where they had saddle horses in
waiting. They left the car at Alex
andria mounted their horses and
started for the mile ride from there to
Mt. Vernon.
From Mt. Vernon they will ride back
70 Washington making a total of nearly
TWENTY-FIVE miles
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-31
R0THSCH|LD Blue,
bL.AME:S ROOSEVELT
FOR STOCK FURRY
Holds Attack on Roads and
French Income Tax Question
as Disturbers.

London, May 30.-Lord Rothschild's
views of the prospects of the stock
markets are not encouraging. In an
interview this afternoon rs said he
could see no immediate prospects OF
Improvement, adding:
The best thai can be said is that
the markets are no worse today. Per4
haps they are slightly better, but with
President Roosevelt attacking the railA
ways in one part of the world. the ina
come tax and other problems in I'rance
and the socialist movement in England.
the public is killing the goose tilat laid
the golden eggs, and We can expect
nothing more than what the market
positions reveal"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-31
NEW WHEAT
RECORD; FROST
Cold News From Iowa and
Neighbor States Boosts
Prices Again.

Chicago, May 29.-New high records
We're made in Wheat this morning, July
selling at 1852, September 1912 and
December 1859.
Killing frosts are reported from parts
OF the wheat belt in Kansas and heavy
frosts are general yer Kansas, Ne
braska and Iowa.
After the bulge at the opening the
market was not specially active.
Profit taking by the bears caused a
reaction in the final hour in which a
fraction of the earlier losses was re-
covered by some of the leaders. Prices
were irregular at the close.
Stock Prices Drop.
New York. May 29.-An active SELL
ing movement which followed reports
today of frosts in the wheat belt, car
ried the prices of some of the Lead
ing stocks down three to four points.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Reading
led The downward movement with
Losses at noon of 81 and Az, respect
jye1y
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-31
.9IHEk AND THREE
CHILDREN DIE IN FIRE


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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-31
GRAND JURY NET no
CATCH h~aILl.IOMAIRES

Denver, May so.-The Rocky Noun
ain News today says:
That the federal inquistion in prog
ress in Denver wolves some of the
largest corporations in America and
that indictments will be returned
against men who are rated as multi
millionaires and captains of industry
known as we'll in Wall street as in Col
orado, is the latest development in
connection With probing by the grand
jury. No less than 100 secret service
men are to make their headquarters:
in Denver and are spreading a net tina,
is tightening about the victims in high
places"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-31
COWBOY RIDES FROM
CHICAGO TO ROOSEVELT

Washington, May 30 Presidep,
Roosevelt today made the following Ell.
try on g paper brought to the White
House by Floyd Pegg, a cowboy, who
left the mayors office in Chicago al
noon on May 6 on a pony. on a wager,
he would get to Washington in three
weeks:
Theodore Roosevelt, White House,
1850 a. M, May U.s."
to complete trip, but missed it by six
teen miles. He was compelled to leave
the pony at Rockville because of the
bad roads, but reached Washington
himself on time.
He lost the wager
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-31
CHICAGO The LIMIT"
GLOBE 7ROTT|NG BRIDE
Wife of Millionaire EngIishman
Issues Formal Complaint
Card Against 1t.

Chicago, May 30.-N1rs. Henry Bush
who is circling the globe with her mill
lionaire English husband, is a COM
planning witness against this town.
Her impressions are the more disap-
pointing since h had arranged her
$4,000 mile tour with an especial view
to taking i'm Chicago.
she says Chic; go is:
Dirtier than Rangoon. (:
Noiser than london. /:
/: Less honest thar San Fran /:
/: cisco. /:
More wicked than Paris. /:
Ugiie: than Yokohoma. !:
I: Less cosmopolitan than Via /:
divostok. !:
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-31
DIES IN CAR WHERE
BABES WERE BORN

Seaford, Del, May 29.-Mrs. Amanda
Caroline Allen, widow of John H. Allen,
died in the freight a which was given
to her husband in 1856.
This car was the first to run down
the Delaware railroad, and was used
for sleeping and eating purposes by
workmen laying track. When the rail-
road was completed the company gave
the car to John H. Allen who resided
in it until his death.
Seven children, four girls and three
boys, were born to Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
and reared in. this car.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-31
FEARS ASYLUM, KILLS
MOTHER MI HERSELF

Chicago, May 3o-In what is believed
TO have been 4 tit OF Insanity. brought
Oh by the fear mat she would be re-
tur.ted to the asylum at Dunning.
Philiaina swimmer. 30, early today shot
ana instantly Killed her mother and
Kerosene lamp, pouring the contents
over her clothing AID setting fire to
herself.
Miss swimmer was mentally affected
since pirth, but never showed signs of
becoming violent. Five years ago she
Was sent to the county hospital in
Dunning. ard WAS discharged as cured
i year ago.
Lately she acted strangely. and 1t
was decided to send her back.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-31
HOBO BANQUET K
ONE TRAMP GET JOB

Chicago. May 3o.-"Pittsburg joe
Gurley, who spoke at the hobo banquet
given by the Brotherhood Welfare as,
soc1ation Monday evening on How /
Lived for Five Years Without Work.
ing" has gone to work. He is perform.
ing the arduous duties of %janitor.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-31
WOMAN A HOG.
FACES A $1,000 SUIT

Pittsburg, May so.-Never call a WON.
an a hog" 1t isn't safe.
William Send playfully called Minnie
Rebman a hog" and now he faces
a $4,000 damage suit.
Women sometimes say very sarcastic
ttings, and William couldn't stand the
ones that Mrs. Rebran was shoot
ing at him. OF course he couldn't
strike her. so he came back and called
her q "hog"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-31
DOG RINGS BELL,
FAMILY is SAVED

Oxford, Pa, May so.A trick taught
a pet collie by the family saved the
family of William Beattie. a farmer
OF this section, from death by fire. The
dog found the house in flames at mid
night, and, not being able to awaken
the household by barking, he grasped
the rope to the dinner bell, as he had
been taught to do when summoning
the hands from the fields. and in an
Instant the wild pealing of the gong
aroused the entire -neiehporlaood.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-31
WYOMING SEEKS TO
GUST WESTERN UNION

Cheyenne. Wye. May S0.-Ouster pre-
ccsdiEgs nave been filed in the district
colrt today by District Attorney Null
len against tie Western Union Tele,
graph company because of its failure
To fle articles of Incorporation in this
state. The company bases its refusal
oti tie ground that it is carrying inter-
state business and It's establishment in
Ills state proceeded The enactment OF
;..e lax.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-31
BOY VISITS A s o
SCHOOL ON STOLEN CASH

Riverside, N. j., May 29.-George
shellous, 9 years old, of this place. has
been arrested on a charge of theft n
is in Jail. He was released but a short
time ago by Judge Homer, who thought
the boy a victim of circumstances.
With the fruits of his pilferings, he
made a trip TO Jamesburg to see what
the reform scnool looked like that
Hcrner threatened to place him in.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-31
REFUSING TO SHAKE
HANDS, SHE is KILLED

Cleveland, May 3O.-Because she re-
fused to shake hands with the man
who had sworn to kill her husband.
Mrs. Mary S%tedronsky was shot and
killed.
William H. Brown, a demented Span
lsh-Amerlcan war veteran, and foe of
Stedronsky, asked for a drink of wa
ter, which was given him. He then
held out his hand, but Mrs. Steeronslsy
refused his Advances
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-31
new YORK ACTS TO
BREAK GAS u

New York. May 3o.-A suit to compel
the Consolidated Gas company and
eight other companies doing business
in this city to relinquish their fran
chises and take from them all their
permits to use the streets. was begun
in supreme court today by Corpora.
ton Counsel Ellison.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-31
THU SON
GETS OUT ON BAIL

Karlsruhe. Germany. May 2s.-Eu-
gent Mergenthaler, son of the late
Ottmar Mergenthaler, of Baltimore, in
ventor of the typesetting machine
bearing his name, and who was ar
rested for dangerously injuring an
other student in an automobile acct
dent. his been liberated under $4,000
bail.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-31
COOLEST IN ST. LOUIS
IN SEVENTY-ONE a

st. Louis. May 29.-Today marks the
eleventh anniversary of the devastating
tornado that swept st. Louis in 1896.
The temperature registers AZ degrees,
according to the government weather
bureau.
This is the coolest weather recorded
in st. Louis on a May 81 in seventy
one years.
Detroit, May 29.-snow is reported
all over the lower peninsula of Mich
igan today with a veritable winter
blizzard prevailing over the Saginaw,
valley.
Reading. Pa, May 29.-The therrno-
meter reached closed to freezing point
in the Schuylkill valley last night.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-31
Rail ROAD MERGER
STORY is UNLIKELY

Washington. May 29.-The Interstate
Commerce commission knows nothing
of the circumstances of The story pub
lished here that the greatest railroad
merger ever undertaken in this country
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-31

1t is declared that under the general
direction of a group OF the Morgan and
Pennsylvania railroad interests a COM
bination of Pennsylvania, New Haven,
Boston and Maine and some of the
southern systems, probably the Louis
Vile and Nashville. is being formed for
the purpose of dominating the trans
%portation business east of the AL
l%eghenies as far south as the gulf.
There are elements of inherent i'm
probability in the story and it is pub
lishe1 in very circumstantial fashion.
The impression is given that Penn
sylvania interests will head the scheme
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-24

Received, choice nrgr# plants on Dolphin st Northern Grncerr U
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-24
JAP VESSEL AND 90 MEN TAKEN NEAR STTKA
spcc.s. Dispatch to Daily Alask.n.

Special Dispatch Daily AadzaD
 Sitka. Aug. 24-Yesteriay afternoon a large steamer schooner was observed by Revenue Cutter of fine coast of EiIisuoo The steamer was watched y rar cutter and mauoeuvering for short time boat was put off from
 the strange vessel and number of men got in and made for the shore At this moment the Revenue Cutter made for
 the scene When the men in the schooner the cutter several row boats which were being gotten ready to swing overheard were hauled up and efforts were made to conceal them. The who had gotten almost ia shore i" the first boat were overtaken and forced back into the No Af t4rwards all of the crew were examined hy o" United States officers They claimed they lmH .traaaa going on shore to make presents o the Indians The boat and men wer, taken to Slsa and will be held here until adoe are received from Washington as what disposition should be made of them. From examination of the vessel it seems certain that the men engaged in making chart of the eastern coast of Alaska and that they more than likely connected with the Japanese navy
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-24
7HE TRACK 0I
 .STHMUS SINKS
PORTION OF NEW LINE OF PsEAHl RAILWAY SWALLOWED UP IH
 ANCIENT BLACK SEbHP

Colon, Aug. 23-DsmaEe 10 the road bed by the sin ing Of lsna a,ouna Lion UII ten miles from Colon. is more seri. ous than was reported yesterday
 A portion Of the track built over 1he marsh known as Black Swamp, between Abor.ca Nagarto and Lion HG'. sank within thirty fee, Of @ number of treigh, trains Both ends Of the tslh mus are tied up and passenger trains are irregular. lhe passengers being transferred by means o, temporary pathways.
 A s.mGas subsistence occurred iu the same locality several years ago. t would seem that the swamp was unable to bear the strain Of lhe recent double, tracking. All efforts are being made 10 repair the damage a, quickly as possl- ble.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-24

All rra ar.eae.es o' The season st ths Peck Train Hrsaaruant.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-24
SHE E INSANE
 AND KNOWS T
TOLEDO W0RlR TELLS JUDGE SHE LOST RIN0 STy0YIH6 LUBlCI
 lSgS 10 BE CONFINED


 Toledo. Aug. -+ Insane on lh0 sub lect 70, Insanity and knowing that she is Insane. Jennie E.eanar. aged forty c.rhr walked into .he probate court yesterday and asked for Judge Merrill
 "lutEe she sa.a "Nm insane feared insanity and made study 0. r The more ! lhorrhcotH the more .0- saue 6ecama. am being 0awecuto5 and 2 am dangerous You'd better send me out 10 jho Ho~naa." Judge Merrill ordered ,0. woman taken .o lha State ho-u..a.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-24
TAYLOR WILL
 RISK LIFE FUR POWERS

.arrr- ~... Tho -r-.ar r' Gov. gos- ra. r."- rrs.-rr ny tr- defense tbsl .f Taylor a-s#.as he vi" he able Go show a5 ,hr jury tbar Tara~s hai both ing -hale~-r 10 f- ~rh the crime Friends of ar.c1r. Taylor are trying Co a-ssuadr him from going .o Kentucky .a4 rbrv believe ha ~.E na murdered .i he gees there.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-24

Special Dispatch ar Daily Alaskan
 Indianapolis. AuE. -f HrGo.. VII. liam E Tavror. who fled from -aa state of Kentucky shortly after r5e as-az- si1atfoD Of Coy. GoebeI. offer to TO turu to rhrt state and trst.'s .1 The case against Caleb pavor- .' ha Is h.mse.' assured a lair trta. tt arrested .u con
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-24
Lfutru T0lt

Rrc.ta.z an fha Dup eT lay a0a a.E1i aH rha Seattle Iss tas 7THe'eE. must, In .rr r.fF
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-24
SAY N.C0LAI
 N0T INSANE LATELY

Special Dispatch 10 Che Daily Alaskan
 Su.uy Side. Aug. 2f ra. F0ar tst~ who were b-7uEh, her. [. rv amf0e Henry E N.co.ar have re- ported thar she mau .s -a0e and ra1 ard no trace Of h's having haa1 10. s ne lately. Tho contention r7T Is .Hst N.co.ai was never restrained of bis liberty and Ina. bis 5.-- arneare1co WAS of his rUa o-oa"0-
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-24
WILL
 GET MONEY
SECRETARY OF T8E TREASURY WILL 0E POST FUNDS 80 CROPS HW
 BE H0TEO QUICKLY

New York. Aug -| |" n-.ar t0 assist In making possible '.7 ol thr orr0s fro. 'r0 Northwest Secretary Cnr.r.r0. ar. non7cns lha, he wi. shortly ma-. dep -Ot- with rhe hanT. n. 'Ho country 30 that there mrv hr DO -ho-.a. @ 0' money.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-24

Tho entire town is a-fag01.Fttc 10 Nea.rt and he rHf be forced 10 leave the r.rF. Tho-a people rho formerly r.r".ra. a r.o. bsd been a, .hr foundation of E.so'aa.- sudden dropping .a, of sight DOW declare their belle. 'ha. r.av have been ds aeITs. ny ..a rr. ana a-- h'rrtr n their f-1nr-r.r..or or him hr rha msrrr. ra r-nfnr# ar -H- mp strife
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-24
BETTER PREPARED THAR EYER

Having nnt ID a 'sfesm boiler and other machinery ue are better pre- pared rhuu ever Go do ars.-c.ass york CC short notice.
 l.Za-r Skaewav Laundry
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-24
P0ST MASTER
 UNDER FIRE
INSPECTOR lT SETTLE INVESTIGATING CHl38ES l8ggST OFFICIAL @EFER
 RED BY CglE8E7 0F COMMERCE

sr1-.a. Dispatch r7 Daily Alaskan. ,
 Seattle HaE % "0sta#o1 .OsTFctor Hall fz .- tr. r.rr Investigating Inc changes -h.-. hare been -afa ny he Chamarr aE Commerce .r.ofha o00da-t Of Postmaster s.srs-. 1' .h.7 r..r Ths cra-roa made --aar. -no- Inc ner7o0sI conduct aF .rn postmaster.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-24
.RA.SyLI DEFEATS TURKISH
 TROOPS IN B.G BATTLE

Special Daily Alaskan hours The natives are akog " the
 from Aca of Esui and o attack has been battle made by the eoe on the town " AL .eray morning troops Al foreigners have been order were defeated by the follower, of Ra ed escaped from m and eight hundred Su,aos the camp that s. q army g.- The battle lasted several Mel eau killed
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-24

The best dining room,th best h5le. ac- c"mm05auOns, the most comfort at the Fifth Avenue
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-24

The Fifth Avenue TIote. is lhT biggest and best appointed hoste.rT in a# the
 north
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-24

The Fiflh Avenue h0to. hasu-.m.re. accom0dstous. Steam heat a0t every thing modern
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-23
The Lid off
In Chicago
One Night
Mcfarland and Galligan on
for Six Rounds
Tonight.

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-Packey McFar-
land and Joe Galigan, two Of the best
men OF their weight in the country. have
been matched for six rounds at catch
weights for the wlnd-up Of the Siler
testimonial, which viii take place to-
night at the Coliseum.
Permission for the bout, the first Of
its kind held in Chicago in long time.
was secured partly through the inter
cession of some OF the most influential
men in Chicago, who considered the
cause worthy one. 1t Is announced.
however, that the licensing Of the con-
test does not mean "the lid is of" and
hat other events Of the kind are
20 be permitted u. the future.
BESIDES the main event the following
bouts will be staged: Abe Attell rs.
any l22-pounder willing to 20 on with
the little Champion Johnny Coulon and
Jimmy Barry; Kid Farmer and SAMMY
PhILps; Kid Herman and Adam RYAN
tommy White and Eddie Santrv.
tommy Ryan and Dave Barry: Jobn
VI lie and Charles Burns; Joe ChovnsllI
ana George Schrosbee; Jack Root and
MIKE Schreck; Charles Neary and Steve
6ninney: Tommy Mowatt and pete
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-23
MORE TIME GIVEN
TO HARD PRACTICE

WEST POINT, Sept. 23--For the past
week Bob Forbes, formerly Of Yale,
and the Army coaches have been labor
ing hard with a squad OF ninety-fve
men, drilling them ia the rudiments OF
football
II has been arranged 10 give the
football men a late supper, thus allow
ing them about an hours practice daily
after drills.
BY Sultan's graduation a rev center
will nave 10 be found. PhilOOn and
Stocton both played at the position last
season, and are out for the place Fow-
Ter, who played tackle in fine style last
year, has Just recovered from typhoid
fever. and viii not be permitted 70 play,
BessOn. a promising player on last sea-
sons scrubs, has come out for tackle
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-23
WESLEYAN SuSTAINS
TELLING LOSSES

MIDDLETOWN, Conn. Sept q
Coach Bosey Reiter Of the Wesleyan
football team VII make an endeavor
this year to develop a fast eleven and
one that can handle the spiral forward
pass. as this viii probably be the play
most often used
The squad loses Captain North. Jake
Refer. Cunningham. Norton. Smith and
Flaley, and the prospects for entering
material are not bright. for the only
good man thus far in sight is Hess, a
Quarterback from Peddie Institute.
Coach Reitcr VIII probably use Captain
Taylor and Joy at tackles aud Doe at
center. Hammond and TOmpkins viii
probably be used as guards. Glider
sleeve, Moore and Munson viii make
halfbacks, while Van laSscl will be
played at fullback.
The loss of Cunningham leaves the
eleven without a good punteT. The out
lcok on the whole Is not considered
bright.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-23
Cans Would Back
johnson Against
White HeavieS

LOS ANGELES, Sept 23-Joe Cans.
champion lightweight Of the world
VIII retire from the ring after his nrht
I'm OroFSe Memsic n,xi Friday night.
WIN or lose with AIemsic 1 am going
70 quit the business" was the state
Iheht With which the Baltimore ma,
wound up an earnest talk yesterday aI
arcadia after he hal entertained a
crowd OF between 1900 and 2.OOJ peonlo
Inero Is just this last thing thar I
"oud Ike 10 say before I drop out of
sight, said Cans.
l sincerely hope that the white e,,-..
tis, the top-nOtchers, 1 mean. win 6eol
6qudtely with the cclOred mon T1,er-
are Two colorcG men in tn.s rinr. v,bo :
would IKE 10 see given a chance 1gaioy+
- - ~ i4415 men Who claim neavyweigh
IivllcI > 1hey are Jack johnson sDJ
1OunS Peter Jackson I think 50 y,s1i
VI me chancc5 Of johnson thar 7 ~
Wiling to back him with 5000 ~ nv
~ -" - money against any heavyweight
II! N Ihe world Jim Jeffries cxI spted gnJ
fight" AO' HnlSn
The champion is in perfect cor6,,,o,
mann can be dropped without anv -
sideradon. He Is at the rao,i-si5
weight rs pounds, which viii allow
IliIa 70 come into the ring next Friday
=. tsl sui carrying every ounce Of MS
nSnung forces with him and in fbe
best possible condition. ''iS
1here were many expert ring followers
az the crowd that watched Cans yester-
uay ana the unanimous opinion VAS
t that he was In the best possible con6i-
George Memsic spent the entire d,N.
' a. Long beach training very quieliy.
uolhg no boxing at ali Only a few
were allowed inside his gym 'fbe chat
iLenger did not even fight the punching
DdS, but was satisfied to do "a UttiS
shaaow boxing skip the rope, and work
tne pulley exercises ~ ~
II be right back at work again f.,
the morning" said 1Iemsic.
am In perfect condition and v.iu
give my hackers the best run thev avar
SoI Ior their money. / will beat Cans
stick a pin through this"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-23
M'CAFFERTY THREATENS
JOCKEY CLUB WITH LAW

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-Jere wineberg,
tho lawyer and horseman. has served
notice on Tom Williams. president Of the
California Jockey Club that II his as
Scciation does not reinstate John J. Nc
Cafferty, ruled of two wears ago for
row with Boots" Durneu, he will bring
the entire matter in the courts.
AS the jockey club is anxious 10 keep
clear Of litigation bets are offered with
no takers that McCauerty Will be in
good standing within a week. Inasmuch
as DurneIl was only kept outside six
months and then reinsta.ed through the
influence Of John ". Gates, Wineberg
II Sists McCafferty has been me de a VIC
tim OF some ones spite.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-23
Upton S Challenge
Not to Be Opened
Until Wednesday

NEW YORK, Sept. z3--sir Thomas
Lipton's challenge for the Americas
Cup reached here Saturday on the
steamship Umbria. and members OF
the New York Yacht Club are wait
ing with keen interest the meeting
on Wednesday. wnen the challenge
will be formally considered.
Secretary George A. Cormack, of
the New York Yacht Club, to whom
the challenge came, from the secre-
tarv Of the Royal Irish Yacht Club.
left the city today. and no one at the
club was in a position to state the
nature OF the conditions which Sir
Thomas desired to have govern his
fourth attempt to lift the cup.
It was said that no intimation q
the contents OF Sir Thomas commu-
nication would likely be divulged
until after the meeting