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The Washington times., 1907-03-27
STATE PRIMARY
FORAKER'S PLAN
Let OhiOanS Decide Be-
tween Him and SeCre-
tary Taft.
Machine Viii Give OppOSi-
ton a Fair Show in
Contest.
Citizens to Name FaVOrite
for President and
Senator.

Senator Joseph B. Foraker is not to
be counted out of the Presidential race
He wants the Republicans of Ohio, at
popular primary. TO decide whether
Ohio's delegation shall be for him or
for Taft.
He likewise wants the determination
made, in like fashion, as TO the States
preference for Senator.
Senator Foraker lost no time picking
up the gauge thrown down by the Taft
people. when they announced their pur-
pose TO Investigate the sentiment Of
the people Of Ohio" as to Presidential
preferences. He proposes terms for that
contest. In a statement which he has
issued, he says:
Il have been. so busily occupied that
I have had neither time nor DISPOSE
ton 10 even think about politics, either
State or national; especially politics that
belong TO next year. However. I feel
that I may with propriety say that 1
do not want any political hOnOrs from
the Republicans of Ohio without their
hearty approval
Will of the People.
TN order that there may be no doubt
as TO their preferences, / shall at the
proper time request the Republican
State central committee to issue a call
for a Republican State convention, to
be composed Of delegates elected by the
Republicans of the State at duly author
iZeG primary elections, for the purpose
not only OF nominating candidates for
State Offices 10 be voted for at our next
State election, but also to determine the
preference. of the Republicans Of Ohio as
70 candidates for United States Sen
ator and for President
No Freeze-Out.
Senator Foraker makes plain by his
challenge that he does not propose I'M
fairly to profit by the control which he
holds Of the Republican party ma
chinery. 1t has been repeatedly point
ed out that the Taft people could be
frozen out of the next state convention
il the FOraker-Dick interests chose TO
have their county central committees
name the delegates 10 the State con-
ventions This is Justified by ample
precedent in Ohio; but Senator Foraker
proposes to let the Republican voters
express their preferences directly in
every delegate district, and send up men
who viii know and do JUS what the
people want.
The expectation is that Representative
Burton viii contest for the Senatorial
seat, while Mr.. Taft viii ask the sup
port of the delegation TO the national
convention. Senator Foraker. Of course,
viii ask both
It has been proposed that the State
wide primary be held on election day
next November, when little cost would
be involved, and the assurance OF a
good vote would be ample.
The Washington times., 1907-03-27

Malt goodness makes beer
healthfulness. Pabst Eight
Day Malt puts all the barley
food-values into Pabst Blue
Ribbon Beer-pure, health
full, wholesome food.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-03
INDIAN RUNNER
IS AN IRON MAN
Longboat, Canadian Champion.
Challenges Ali Amateurs
for a Race.

NEW YORK. JANUARY Thomas Long
boat. The Indian long distance runner.
frou canada. has issued "a sweeping chaI-
ienge 20 meet Americas fastest mon. He
prefers race with Nobrirh. ~ the New,
York Athletic Club. or Bonaag. of the
irish-Amcrican Club. He is willing. how
ever. 20 turn professional and make "a
match for money
Although only nineteen years Old. Long
boat is tho fastest runner over a distance
of ground in Canada. Tis has onlv
connected in three events fn ria life lut
the way in which be won all OF those
stamps him az marvei Of enduranc-
Until last October when le won the
Marathon race In Toronto. L0ngboat was
tnknown 70 the sporting world. In
thar race ia was matched against tine
fastest men I'm ,he Dominion and before
tie race was considered % have no chance
60 win.
lte arrived IN Toronto the dav before
The race from his home az Caledonia.
and slept al p farmhouse The day ~
th" race lac arose ar O'Clock in the
morning. and before the other contest
ants were out OF bed he had covered
tho frl course When ho Flashed De
showed no signs ~ fatigue
When the race was called I'm the A.
t"rnoon ne Jumped 20 tle lead az the
start and never lost command. rTe was
apparently rs fresh 40 the finish as
when Doc started
on Thanksgiving Day he won the Heral1
race ~ Hamilton. Ont. so easily that
he was hailed AS a worthy successor OF
the mighty Deerfoot
a week ogo while the ground was COW
erred with a foot OF snow he won the
Herald cup ~ Hamilton. Ont. ana es-
taolshed new worlds record f0- ten
miles. lie ran that distance IN . rrin-
utes and 50 seconds. lowering the mark
held hy Eiwood Hughes hy nearly three
minutes.
LonEooat trains on q farm where Pc
IS employed Every dag Doe runs from
five % twenty miles. Sometimes lie runs
alone. but on most occasions he is paced
hy horse. lie weighs less than ra
pounds and IS feet inches tall
Shcrring. the Canadian hero Of the
Olympic games. says tie Indian Is tho
greatest runner on earth lie saws De
is Simply a machine BUILT 20 run long
distances.
Harry Rosenthal. Longboats manager.
IS stopping az the Union square Hotel.
where he VIII remain another week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-03
IS FULL Of INTEREST
TO FRATERNAL SOCIETIES
Question Of License Tax Involved
in a Case in Alexandria.
Other Matters.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. january "a A
Shriver. an agent for tho National Sick
Accident and Benefit Association. was
charged I'm the Police Court Court this
morning with conducting a business with
out license. Tho company, il was stated.
ia "a fraterna organization. and has signs
and grips. and that two organizations.
one for white and one for colored are in
existence. the last named. however. has
not set been fully organized.
Mr.. Lewis Hoof. president Of the con-
ce-n stated that the rates. ETC.. have
been passed ON by the State Insurance
Commission. and that the order ia strictly
ffaternal. each member sharing benefits
The Commonwealth was represented by
Attorney Samuel .. Brent and Attorney
Douglas stuart appeared for the COM
pany Justice Cation held hls decision
IA allegiance.
The outcome Of the case is awaited with
interest by "a number Of societies which
it IS claimed. would be benefited by a
favorable decision.
D. ID. Pcndleton. chief OF 0ol.cc OF
Lyncnburg. Va. has notified City Ser
eeant Cox. or this city. that the authori-
ties az that place do not know the coIOred
man who was struck by train here on
Friday last and who died the following
morning from the injuries he sustained
t' ~tlNiADNl mas a paw m -LlckeL bearing
The name OF II. Brown. which was issued
10y a pawnbroker in that city.
William Butler, twonty-one years of age.
who was being broken in as "A .roilcy D.
man on the Washington. Alexandria and
Mount Vernon Electric Railway. was this
afternoon struck hv wheel attached Ia
the troliey-poie and badly injured about
The head Itis injuries were treated ut tn,
hospital
The printing Office OF J. NJ HHl & Co.
mas been Systematically robbe,. for some
tne past Of type. and the police to-day
arrested co'ored man named Clarence
Grady on suspicion Of having committed
the theft. Isaac Thornton also colored
ls held on "a charge or buying some Of
the loot
Thc remains 81 Jonah White. a former
prominent resident Of here were brought
here this morning. and funeral services
were held 81 =. Mary Catholic Church
lev Father T. T.. Kelley. assistant pastor.
ohciatins The lnterment was In S.
Mary's Cemetery
II is expected that Rev. Joseph r. Sc
Vier. OF L}mchburg. Va. who was re-
Gently called to accept the passionate OF
the Second Presbyterian Church here. will
arrive tomorrow
The drug firm OF WarfeId & Hall one
OF the oldest I'm the city. viii Doe dis
solved February 1st
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-03
Start Training Wednesday.
Outfielder Ganley Goes to
Senators.

pITTSBURG. PA. January THE
P.ttsburg CLUB to-day Internationally re-
leased Outfieider Bob Ganlev to tho
Washington American League Club There
was no player given. mo- player asked for
Tho fleet outfielder. who has not met
with appreciation Of the Pitsburg Club
owners Fred. Clarke to-day sent word
60 President Barney Dreyfuss TO Lot Can
lev go TO Joe Canuuion's team without
money or price. and Drevfus ut once got
busy sending Ganley a New Years lemon.
and hoping ne would DO better with Wash
incton than hc had done with Piusburg
This disposcs Of the rumor that Gaulev
was one or the outfeiders to go TO Bos-
ton in exchange for Abbaucchio.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-03
WILD ANIMAL ARENA
TO Be ENLARGED AGAIN
Room Being Made for New Ar
rlvals-ShoW to Be Much
Improved.

For the third time since Boetock.z
Wild Animal Arena has been located in
lakewood the building has had % be
enlarged. Work OF increasing the se-t-
ing capacity has just been finished by
me addition OF a balcony. which viii
seat five hundred persons. Now the
building is To- he enlarged aEdirsta ac-
commodate moro wild anlmals-to mqFs
room ior the three carloads which ar
rived tuesday evening from Mr. Pes
tocks Paris hippodrome
BY next week tire engagements will
Zoe finished ana room made for the new,
animals. THE trainers. who are expected
here to- morrow or SATURDAY. viii imne-
d@tely take their animals in hand and
eet ready Co show chem To the uat~ors
mere as soon as possible
With the recent Arrivals. the manase-
meat is now On position to give % MON.
complete change Of program cash week..
and with more animals and trainers.
which aye cNpectcI to arrive hero soon
trom Paris. expects % hc ahlo to tut on
a. new bill throughout each week az
course, there will boo times when tho
lions polar bears sloths. elephants or
othrs animals viii not work. and .lreu
Che management has to toxic tuat nee
OF and substitute a new ONE in its place.
Bostocks trainers say that wild animals
are more given 20 moods thau some "a
nous stars of the tneatrle1i world. and
trainer sees that his animals ave 500 q
~nriv mood he lets them alone unul
theN change their mood
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-03

AUCTION SALE

l-Ntr} rt,e lot Household and Kitchen
-Fllt4i'. Upright Piano. Edison Graph
f.toNr aso Records. Fine China Closes
&hl Sitc boards Hail Racks solid Brass
t'-o-i cad Handsome Iron Bedsteads. Ma
i!.pS.'nf bureaus and Chifonniers Oak
1laE-"E Stands. handsome parior Suits
~ "--ilS thles Self Feeding Stoves and
otNrr Heating stoves. Cook stoves. Sing
"hH bpmestic Sewing Machines ODD
Dresses Bedroom Suit and lot of other
user goods. &c our auction house. 40.
- Noftn seventh street. TO-DAY CThurs-
ul4 D, January q. at 30 O'clock
SPECIAL.
l,".V pairs Shoes Mons Clothing ODD
Ems Jeweirt. Ladies' Hats and entire
$500 OF mricaandlse at auction. at our
a. go" mouse. FRIDAY. at 1880 O'Clock.
Sale positive. Terms cash
TIE STANDARD AUCTION co.
-. g. buford. Manager ana Salesman
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-03
HY Riohmond Auction 60.

We viii soil at our u-areroo,,s 79oz q.
At9ln- TO-DAY. January Q. 1907. Fine
Y9..tcton OF Furniture. Carpets. Rugs.
lct1res. Alantei and Pier Mirrors. Gold
commencing at 1890 TO-DAY. we viii
44s e.i al auction 49, follows. Sidehoar,i s.
eotn SUITS. Rosewood Secretary
~ Alui ones thaifs. Mattresses. and other
household Articles. also - Comets
S,isnt!y used. ana large lot OF Oilcioth
sale positive.
RICHMOND AUCTION co.
g. TT. Valentine. Auctioneor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-03
Married Yesterday.

marriage license was Issued yesterday
by the clerk Of the Hastings Court 10 Mr.
James NJ. Shnault. ~ Mathews county
and Miss Mary A. Crew. or Richmond
They were married hst night. Tho bride
IS daughter 81 Nir and Mrs w IIau
Crew. or this city. Tho BRIDEGROOM is "a
Woll-knOWn contrarto.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-03
Wrestling Match 4 Draw

CHICAGO. January o. Carl Pons the
French champion heavyweight wrestler.
and william Demctral. of Chicago. d.
vidcd LonOrs I'm O. match here to-day De-
metrai won tie first fail n twenty-seven
minutes with n reverse half Nelson aud
deadlock. Pons won tho second IN seven
teen minutes. using the same hold Tho
third bout was declared a draw after
tArty-nvo minutes OF wrestling.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-03

command 81 Captain Wilson. who car
ried hts men on to victory and captured
the dTst prize. Tho second section was
under tho command Of Captain Meyers
who also made a nre showing. and Won
tho second prize. Tho scores FOLLOW.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-03
NEW STATE BOWLING LEAGUE
WILL INCLUDE SIX CITIES
James Kain Will BE Elected President and First Games
viii Probably Be Rolled Next Week
Interesting Match Last Night

Manager ? Q. Whitman. who WIN
take charge Of the Lake Bowling Alleys
next Monday Ga ve~y busy now I'm
forming and arranging tho schedule Of
the Virginia state Bowling LEAGUE.
This league win be organized on much
stronger basis and much larger
scale than heretofore, r "a stated
that siN cities viii be represent
od-Rlohm0nd. Portsmouth. Lynchourg
Roanoke. Norfolk and Petersburg All
the local bowiors airs very much in-
tcrested. ana are very anxious for tle
league 20 Dee formed az the earliest date.
T. IS stated that NJ. Jaraes Kahn wilI
he elected president OF this Organization.
The first games viii be played probably
soma tfme next week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-03
Nearv and Dcsbler Draw

MILWAUKEE. January Dave Desh-
Ter. Of Cambridge. Mass. and Charley
Ncarv OF Milwaukee fought q ton-round
draw before tho Radccr Athletic club to-
day az 1se pounds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-03
Match Last Night.

The regular match for tho weekly
prize az Williams Alleys was rolled
last night before "a very large crowd.
Ten OF tho star duckpiu artists batt,ed
for honors. The game was very close
and exciting IL was rolled IN two sec
lions. The FIRST section was under tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-03
Has Same Four Men

The local university has the same four
men again this ycar-Captain Lorando.
Fleming. Stivers and Babcock-and VIII
endeavor 10 have tile race arranged FOR
the longer distance.
Hoping 20 develop 3 fast bunch Of half
s1ilers. the Nirginian trainer has had his
men doing cross-corntry stunts durinz
the fall and winter. and It now seems
likely that tho teams will race at the
same distance as last year
In addition % a strong relay team
George Washington Will have we'll
balanced and representative team for all
events. VITA advantageous facilities for
indoor training and the prospect of COM
petition in several sets OF indoor games.
Captain Lorando expects 20 have out the
largest track and Held squad in the his
tory Of the college Besides a relay team
Virginia Will send n.lf dozen men 10
the Federal games for tho spirits and
other open events
Start Training Wednesday.
All tho local schoolboys wifi begin
regular training for the games on We'd
nesdav Of this week II is probable that
uu the high schools win be represented
10y relay teams. either in races open only
10 hrst-year boys OF races for the biz
teams a relay race for the grade school
championship of the District has also
been added 60 the program.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-03
JAMES NJ CREh
IS PRESIDENT
Says He VIII Continue to Pro-
mote the Developments Con-
Quoted by Mr.. Cassatt.
WILL FILL PLACE ON BOARDS
Has Been Employed in Railway
Work Since He Was
Seventeen.

PHILADELPHIA PA. January o.
James 3IcCrea. OF Pittsburg. frss vice
president OF the Pennsylvania lines west
% Pittsburg. was to-day elected presi-
dent OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany by the directors OF the latter cor
poration. 20 succeed the late 4. j. Cas-
satt
After the meeting OF the board Of direc-
tors. President AlcCrea authorized the fol-
lowing statement.
THE policy OF the Pennsylvania Rail
road does not depend upon any one man.
To continues unchanged from year 10
year. IL Will De my purpose 10 promote.
as best I can the same progressive de-
veiopme1t which was conducted so ably
under President Cassatt and the presI-
dents who preceded him"
Mr. McCrea had been selected to nn
the vacancy a ? an informal meeting Of
all the directors after the funeral OF M
Cassatt on Monday. Al that time it was
decided 10 formally meet to-day and rat
fly the selection.
While the board went through the for
mality Of eiectlng d head for the great
railway system. Mr.. McCrea. who rc-
turned from New York early i'm the day
remained in the private Offices or the
late President Cassatt. After le had
been elected he was escorted into the
low members Of the board
SO FAR as can be learned Mt Cassatt's
position as president OF the Penusyiv,t-
n'a lines west % Pittshurg and othor
companies affiliated with the system. viii
not be- filled until next week
II is certain. however. that President
McCrea viii be elected % an the places
made vacant by the death OF Mr. Cas-
satr
The Mos of the vacancies created bv
the elevation % McCrea has been Iest
70 committee of the members of the
board. who VIII consult with MI McCrea
IA 10 his wishes in tho matter. The two
men most mentioned for Ny McCrea's
place as first vice-president II tho Penn
svlvania lines are Joseph Wood Of Pitts
burg second vice-president OF the West
ern lines and William w Atterburv. of
Philadelphia. general manager ~ the
pennsylvania Railroad Company.
Sketch of McCrea.
James McCrea WAS born I'm Philadelphia
or May ]. lSfs. so that De is not veg
nty-nine wears DID,. Nh. McCrea had
his preliminary education in The private
school Of The Rev John w FAIRIES. and
then went 10 the Pennsylvania PoIvtech-
mic College. when seventeen ha began
his hfe-work ia railroad service ITe start
cd as q rodman for the Connellsviue and
southern Pennsylvania Railroad
Like many other railroad managers who
began IN that capacity. Mr. McCrea SIT
himself To build career Tie had strength
or body and mind. also industry and per-
severance. - ao got ahead. re was i'm
the engineer corps which laid out and
constructed what is now tie Wilmington
ana Northern Railroad
I'm 1858 Mr. McCroa became assistant en-
ginccr in construction OF branch of the
Allegheny valley Railroad Three wears
later. ON March j. 1871. he entered the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-03
Tins Is a Fine Location for
Several Small Houses.

r T. MONTAGUE. Trustee.
Note.-While che deed requires cash. tbs
not"holder can givt terms or the day Of
safe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-03
HBTCHETITES TO
PLAY VIRGINIA
VIII Train at Y. NJ c. A. for the
Big Winter Track
Meets

WASHiNGTON. January AIN autlci-
patton - hard. close race with gaze
University of Virginia for tie iutercol-
lcelate relay championship OF the South
at tie Federal indoor games ia Conven-
uon Hall. February I'd. the George
Washington University track team can
a-cates viii begin training tomorrow.
IL g. expected that at least "a score OF
tiatcLet runners WIFI report 20 Captain
iorance &. taa EounE Sirn's Christian
Association gymnasium. tile use OF
which has been secured Tor tne indoor
training season.
lnasmuch as the distance OF tile race
has not yet been settled j. is Impossible
20 forecast the chances OF the two
teams. Last year George Washington
won rather handiy az two miles II
had "a quartet OF strong. fast and expe-
rlenced two-miiers. while the distance
was now 10 the Virginia athletes. all the
Charlottesville runners having been shift
ed in two weeks from the quarter-miIe
10 the half
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-03
Auction Sales.--future DAYS
~ Green a. Redd.
Eeal Estate AucLoneers
TRUSTEES AUCTION SAFE

a VERY DESIRABLE LOT AT THE
|ChItN EST CORNER or HEN
Al1o AND DINNEEN STREETS
WLIH THREE ROOM FRAME
ColL IA1E THEREON. FRONTING
On HENEICO STREET.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-03

BY virtue ~ a certain decd OF trust
dated December l. 1895. ard recorded II,
the office OF the Clerk OF the Circuit
court or the county OF Henrico Virginia
N ID. - llt \. page 321 default having
peen made in the payment Of the debt So
cured thereby. ana having been required
ny the beneficiary therein SO to DO. /,
'"e 1l5 sllSaed trustee. vii. on
at clock T. NJ. ON the premises. nro-
reed 70 sell. az public auction certain
real estate described I'm said deed. as fol-
lows.
AZ that certain parcel or iot Of land,
Win all the improvements thereon. in
Guiding the remains or "a brick house that
mas been burnt. ninE and hei.-E in ths
county " Henriro. Virginia ber1nnino Ak
90 point m the Intersection OF the NORTH
ern ii0e Of Hcnrico Street with the west
ern line OF Dinnecn street thence running
WeStwardlv along and fronting on tho
said northern line Of HenricO Street one
hundred and twenty Cc0l feet and cx-
tending back northvardlv from said front
and between parallel lines and along tho
western line Of said Diuneen Street ore
hundred doM feet 90 AN alley ten OO
feet wide Tho said LOT OF land consists
81 lots Nos. T. .. Q. g. 8 and i'm square r
~ J. IT pinncen's plan OF Ravens wood.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-17
COLUMBIA HOLDS GOLF TITLE.
Chevy Chase Team Fails 20 Lift Mid
die Atlantic Trophy.

The Columbia Golf Club successfully
defended its title of team champions of
the Middle Atlantic States Association
and retained the trophy significant of the
title by defeating a team OF picked golfers
from the challenging Chevy Chase Club
on the Columbia Clubs links yesterday
afternoon; score, 3 10 ?
Columbia won the cup a couple OF weeks
ago, when a team representing the club
journeyed TO Wilmington and wrested
the trophy from the club of that city.
The course was in good shape for play
yesterday, and the weather ideal, the
consequence being that all the matches
We're good and closely contested.
The prettiest match OF the day was
that between w. S. Harlan. of the Co
lumbia Club. and B. Horstman. Of Chevy
Chase. which the latter won by four up
and two to play. by covering the course
with the excellent score Of 75. The
scores are as follows:
L. L Harlan, Columbia lost TO George Laferty.
Chevy Chase by one up
A. 5. Mattingy. Columbia. won from sam Dal
zeh. Chevy Chase by one up.
W 5. Harlan, Columbia won from =. Horst
man. Chevy Chase four up and two % 60
J. {. Davidson, Columbia, lost 10 o. McCammon.
Chevy Chase, by one up
Ed. Eyn0n. Columbia. from NJ Thompson,
Chevy Chase. By one up.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-17
SWEET MARIE BREAKS RECORD
Goes Two Miles in 2:10-2:O8 at Al.
lentoWn Track.
George G.. Makes Mile I'm 2iO6 3-4.
Owned by Bradley and Major
Delmar's StabIemate.

Allentown. Pa, Oct. 16.-New worlds
trotting records on a half mile track
We're established at the Allentown Fair
Grounds this afternoon when Sweet
Marie (2:02), driven by William J. And
rews. beat Major Delmar d:59), driven by
Mcdonald, in match race for $5O0J,
and incidentally stepped the two tastes,
miles that have ever been trotted on a
half-mile track in a race
The mare covered the first heat in 2:1O
fiat, lowering the worlds previous record
of 2:l0 1-2, but less than an hour later
she went the mile in 2:OS without being
pushed.
HonoTs were easy for the so-caued
Queen Of the Turf in the match race. out
Mcdonald, driver of Major Delmar. even
ed things up by taking from Sweet Marie
the worlds trotting record on a haIf-mils
track against time.
At the Allentown Fair several weeks
ago the mare stepped an exhibition ?lile
in 2:O7 fat, but to-day George G. went
her a shade better, easily covering the
distance in 2:06 81 Some of the watchers
caught the mile as low as 2;06 or 2:05 IL.
George G. is the property OF ". A.
Bradley. Of New York, the owner OF
Major Delmar and his track mark is
2:O5 IA