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Arizona republican., 1907-10-20
THE RECORDS.
 OF 6RID|RON
Some Fierce Battles on the
 Football Field
Harvard Defeats the Navy in the First Battle They Ever Fought.

Annapolis, Oct. 19-The midshipmen and Harvard teams met in football for the first time in the history of these two institutions this afternoon with the result, Harvard 6, Navy 0. The only scoring was done in the latter part of the first half when after Cap tain Douglass of the navy made a beautiful 20-yard run, the navy failed to get further and he was forced to try an off side kick. This was intercept ed by Butt for Harvard. The visi- tors immediately resorted to Butt for kick which was covered by Fish when Gage fumbled. This was on the 15-yard line The Crimson then ham- mered its way to the score with PierC; making touch down. Butt kicking the goal.
 The game was fiercely fought from start to finish Although much heav- fer. the Crimson men were unable to get through the navy's line for any gain. All scores were made by trick plays and end runs. The navy played better straight football, but the visi- tors easily excelled in variety of play and open work.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-20

Ha. .rman, who has been very im- patient at the delay. left for New York this afternoon. just at the time the meeting was called to order He de- clared that important matters demand ed his presence in New York on Mon- day morning, and under no circum- stances would he remain longer. He said just before taking the train, ''I not only piust return to New York, but I rust say I never was so glad in my life to get away from Chicago as I am right now. Cromwell will re- main in Chicago in charge of my in terests."
 It is not believed that Hartman will return for the vote on Tuesday. He may come. however. if the matter is delayed much later than that date.
 The general situation is practically the same. Both sides are seeking proxies with much energy, and it was reported today. although the story could not be confirmed. that Hartman had recently purchased in Chicago one block of 700 shares. paying for them several husdred dollars a share more than the market price.
 The small stockholders wearied by the delay, for the greater part, have gone to their homes. The meeting to- day was poorly attended and it is said that even fewer persons will be present next Tuesday.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-20

and so closely was the revolver held to his body that his clothes were pow der burned. He staggered from the platform and as he was going it is said second bullet pierced his lungs. He walked few feet and fell to the walk dead.
 The shooting of the other men was done in the confusion of scuffiing and fighting. One shot had been fired be- fore Motorman Purcell reached the rear platform. then shot after shot fol- lowed in quick succession. When Pur- cell was searched at the police station a revolver was found on his person. Three chambers were empty and the barrel was powder stained.
 Brown told story of self-defense and protecting life Enerwein. who was fatally shot, is said to have been one of the group that engaged in the fight against Brown.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-20
HE WOULD HAVE LOST
 HIS TWO SHILLlNGS
The R,sh Bet Which Bishop Potter
 Thought It Safe to Make.

Richmond, Va, oct. 19.-Bishop Pot ter. ;n ar interview today regarding the Entertainment of Bishop Ferguson, the cOlored bishop of Africa, said: There is nothing strange in that. I'll wager two shillings that the bishop nf Louisiana would have accepted an invitation to meet Bishop Ferguson. if had extended it to him" He said this. turning to the bishop. and the bishop of Louisiana replied in the af- firmativo. and Bishco Potter, turning to the reporter said. "I knew it."
 The bishop of Louisiana. when ap- preached on the subject. said that he answered in a perfunctory preoccu-
Arizona republican., 1907-10-20
BROWN AN EASY VICTIM.

Philadelphia. Oct. 19.-The Univer- sity of Pennsylvania football team de- feated Brown University on Franklin field this afternoon by a score of II to 0 in a hard fought game. Pennsyl- vania made touch down in each half and narrowly escaped being scored against in the first period. Both teams put mp a good game and line plays several times became so fierce as to remind one of the strenuous mass plays under the old rules. Penn sylvania did not play up to her form of last Saturday. Both teams made numerous mistakes and fumbles at critical periods. The home eleven outplayed Brown, carrying the ball in both halves.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-20
PRINCETON VICTORIOUS.

Princeton, Oct. 19.-In the most eX- citing football game played here this year. Princeton today defeated Wash ington and Jefferson by a score of 40 to 0. It was the first real test for the home team. So hard was the play that the Princeton coaches did not deem it wise tn make q substitution until the game was well in hand in the second half. Read and Tibbet played a sensational game, skirting the ends for good gains. McCormick's line plunges and Dillon's open field running were features.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-20
ST. LOUIS DELEGATES

St. Louis. Oct. 19.-TwO members or the house of delegates. Ferd Warner and F. w. Priesmeyer. arrested last night in the council chamber charged with having received bribe money 10 secure the passage of an ordinance permitting the erection of a garage on Delmar boulevard by Henry Archer. appeared in criminal court to-day ana gave bonds in the sum of s2.eoo each to answer to any charge that may be returned by the grand jury
Arizona republican., 1907-10-20

pied sort of way. q am a southern man." he added, and the conditions there are far different from those in the north" He seemed much az grieved that his name should be brought into the matter, and expressed an appreciation of the opportunity to explain his position. He said he did not know he was talking to reporters The Episcopal convention adjourned today to, meet three years hence in Cincinnati
Arizona republican., 1907-10-20
ARMY BALLOON LANDS
 WINNER OF lAHM CUP
1t Travelled 475 Miles in a Little More
 Than Twenty Hours.

Washington. Oct. l9.-The army bal loon which started from St. Louis on Thursday evening landed at 1.30 o'clock yesterday afternoon about three miles from Wallon. Roane county. West Va. according to a dispatch received by the signal service to-day from Capt. Chandler, who was with the balloon. The distance travelled was about 415 miles. The distance necessary to win the Lahm cup was 402 miles.
 In covering the distance 475 miles accredited. the McCoy-Chandler bal loon was in the air twenty-one hours and twenty minutes.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-20
THE CONFIDENT FLAWS.
The Prisoner Has Prepared Brief
 For the New Chief Counsel.

New York, Oct. 1s.-Harry Thaw. who has been working on a brief to be used by his attorney at his second trial, turned the document over to Martin w. Iittleton, his chief counsel. ro-day. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw has re- covered her health, and visits her hus- band daily in the Tombs. As she was leaving to-day she said her husband was in good health and spirits. Both she and her husband are confident that the second trial, which will begin in December. will result in acquittal.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-20
FANATlCAI FxCIltMfNT
 THE CAUSE Ot A RIOT
A Wild Night in New Orleans Result
 ing in the Killing of a Policeman.

New Orleans. Oct. 19.-The fanatical excitement of negroes calling them selves slaves by the council of God" appears to have been the cause of the riot last night in New Orleans in which one policeman was killed and several others wounded. A number of negroes were badly injured.
 The isolated house in which a half dozen negroes barricaded themselves when fired on by policemen and cit izens from all sides for nearly two hours proves to have been the meeting place of the sect. Those who remained barricaded themselves and were wei armed. After the negroes had been smoked into submission many firearms were found under the meeting house.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-20
THE BOYCOTT ILLEGAL.
The Products of an "Unfair" Shop May
 Not Be Disseminated Against.

St. Paul. oct. 19.-The United States circuit court of appeals today con- firmed the decision of the United States district co--t for the eastern district of Missouri. holding it proper to eDioin a labor organization from boycotting a manufacturing company by forcing contractors to discontinue the use of it's product or to do without laborers.
 The suit was brought by Fox Bros. Manufacturing company of St. Louis, because they ran an open shop. all union carpenters refusing to work on buildings on which the Fox products were .sed.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-20
A NIGHT OF TERROR.
A Repetition of the Flood Scenes of
 Last December Imminent.

Solomonville. Ariz., Oct. 19-(Special to the Republican.)-A rain of unpar- alleled proportions fell here last night and today flooding the country and wrecking the canals. The Gila Valley railroad is again paralyzed and passen- ger trains are marooned near San Car los. At Clifton the San Francisco river is rising rapidly and a repetition of the great flood of last December is imminent. There is a strong proba bility that this will be night of terror for the inhabitants of that town.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-20
CHICAGO BEAT ILLINOIS.

Champaign. Iil., oct 19.-The Uni versity of Chicago defeated the Uni versity of Illinois by q score of 42 to 6 before the largest crowd ever on the field Illinois played an even game in the first half. but Steffen and Tray scored almost at will in the second half. running around the ends for large gains.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-20
IOWA DEFEATS MISSOURI.

Iowa City. oct. 19.-The University of Iowa defeated Missouri University. 21 to $. at football today by a batter ing play on the after part ct the back field. Missouri made touch down by straight football. Iowa put in seven substitutes without weakening the team.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-20
MINNESOTA AND NEBRASKA.

Minneapolis. Oct. 19.-Minnesota de- feated Nebraska here today in a close ly contested game by score of to :. Two goals from the field won the game for Minnesota. Nebraska cross ed Minnesota's goal early in the first half.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-20
THE' BOY MEANT WELL.
He Killed His Mother While Defending
 Her Against a Burglar.

Kansas City, oct. 19.-The coroner's jury today exonerated George Riley. boy who early on Tuesday shot and killed his mother. Mrs. Lizzie Shulfer. while defending her from the attack of a burglar
Arizona republican., 1907-10-20
CORNELL DEFEATED.

Ithaca. Oct. 19.-Penn State College defeated Cornell at football by score of to today. Cornell was outplay- cd from the start. The first half of ending Penn~4 and Cornell Q.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-20
srANEoRD,s VICTORY

tional finish Stanford defeated the Barbarians this afternoon by 16 to 1S
Arizona republican., 1907-10-20
HALF AS BIG AGAIN.
4 Steamer to Be Built Far Surpassing
 the lusitania.

Hamburg, Oct. 19.-English ship builders will construct for the Ham, burg American line the steamer Euro pa. 4S.O0O tons as against 32.5O0 for Lu- sitania-
Arizona republican., 1907-10-20
COAST BASEBALL,

Los Angeles. oct. 19.-Scores:
Arizona republican., 1907-10-20

MONEY TO LoAN-If you want to buld and need some money. come and see me; my rates are the lowest n E. Pascoe. no North Center Street
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-05
OF THE PAVIKG.
GOOD SHOWING MADE WITH
TARRED MACADAM
Work Going on at Murray IiiII-GeneraI
Satisfaction With the Pavement

Mr.. William r. Fcldmeyer. the con-
tractor for the new paving and other
improvements which are being con-
gfructed from tire recent sale Of bonds.
has now gotten the work we'll IN
hand and his force is carrying on the
work with ali possible bas.e consist
ent with care.
The whole OF the stone courses on
Market street are completed. fuost> Of
the stone Is laid on Union street. aud
the excavation on Conduit street has
bsgun. This is the whole Of the paw
ing work I'm the old portion Of the
city up to this time, but q large por-
ton OF the grading and the laying of
stone at Murray Hill has been com
pleted. This latter work has been
watched with great interest and IL
has been accomplished with special
dispatch by the contractor.
As the work has progressed AZ Mar
ray Hill, the residents Of that section
have become more and more pleased
with fh1 prospect Of what the finished
pavement will be. Most Of them are
satisfied that the pavement will be
one in every way suited 70 their needs.
When the new paving was proposed
many thought that they were 10 get q
cheap and unsatisfactory grade of paw
ing. Now, however, IL is generally
admitted that the tarred macadam is
the best pavement for residence sections
irrespective OF the costs. IL has the
great advantage of Doiselessness over
the vitrifod brick, is better in appear
ance and more comfortable to drive
over.
When Gnished,it will be imperyious
10 water, dustIesg and not affected
by heat. Moreover, perfect repairs are
more readily accomplished than 10
the brick payements. The whole of
Franklin street, TO Southgate avenue,
has been graded and most Of the stone
laid on that portion. Soutbgate Ave
nue. has also been graded and much
Of Franklin street, between Soutbgate
avenue and the water. ON Franklin
street, between SOutbgate avenue and
Murray avenue, all Of the courses Of
stone have been laid, while one or
two courses have been laid on all Of
the other portions from Murray ave
nue. 10 Cathedral street, except in one
or two spots where some excavations
have been found necessary.
In those portions Of the city where
the stone has been laid and the street
opened 10 traffic, some discontinue has
been caused 10 residents because Of
the dust. II Is explained that the tar
compound has not yet been placed on
the streets IN these sections because
tho cOnlractaor has found IL most prae-
tical 10 wait until all tho stone - laid
on tlio different streets and do the
work Of applying the compound al
together. The dust evil will then be
entirely abated.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-05
NEW HEAD OF DEPARTMENT
Prof. Brown Expected 70 Succsed
Prof. Hendrickson

It Is generally understood s3at Prof.
Sfims0n j. Brown. 81 the Navy, vii
be made permanent head % the Depart
ment 0f Mathematics at the Academy
succeeding Prof william " Hen
erickson, retired, who for ten Fears
offiefafed in that capacity
Captain Charles J. Badger, supersn-
tendent Of the Naval Academy. some
time ago approved . number "a ree-
concentrations made by the NAaH-
wright board. which recently invest
gated the scholarship course with ne
view OF improving certain eonda-
tions. The board recommended th4&
sea-going officers be assigned - pre-
side oxer the several departments. and
Superintendent Badger approved eer-
tain Of these recommendatl0us-
The I card also recommended the eon-
solfdatfOn Of the mathematics Aad
mechanics department. which III
probably be DONE The asslgnnenr "a
Professor Brown 10 the department. IS
in opposition 10 the reeommendAzton
As to sea-goirg officers
Professor Brown was graduated
from the Naval Academy with S1e
class Of 1876. but oDly served II tne
lice . short time lie entered the Aead-
emv in September. lcsz- One yeaE
after graduation he Vas commissioned
an ensign and served a. saeh until
1888. = hen be was commissioned a
snrofessor o. mathematics.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-05
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES
No General Fight in Saturday 5
Contest in the County

HeDublican primaries were held
Saturday Afternoon throughout Anne
Arundel county. There was no gem
cral primary fight. but there were in
dividuaI contests in two Of the dis
triofs the First and the Eighth. IN
the latter district = delegation, beaded
by virgil VI Franklin, Contested the
control with Register Of Wills VIII
bur r. PetherDridge. but the latter
won BY the decided vote of 80 10 %.
In the First district there was live
IL fight between Henry Il. Seddicum
AMI j. =. BulIen. Seddicum winning
by a vote Of IL 10 81. Mr. Seddicum
IS likely to 20 on the ticket for the
House Of Delegates. There was no
contest IN Annapolis
Those mentioned for the State Senate
are DR.. Harry B. Can't. Of Millers-
Vile. Daniel K. Randall, Of Annapo-
lis. and Wilbur r. Petherbridge, Of
the Eighth district. Mr.. Randall is
also mentioned for States Attorney,
As is ". Haflam Claude. Arthur q.
Whittem0re. of the Third district, and
Joseph q. Fow Ter. Of the Second dis
triet. are mentioned for sheriff.
There are a number Of candidates
for the House Of Delegates, including
James III. MuFdock and Charles II.
Russell, Of Annapolis, who were
prominent in the fight against the
oyster culture law IS members Of the
last House. The county convention
will meet tomorrow, but il is under
stood that it will adjourn without
making any nominations, and viii
meet again in about two weeks.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-05
A PnbIic BenefacfiOn

In November last the County Com
missioners voted TO have a well dug
and pump erected on the public road,
near the Severn river bridge, to fur
nish water for the bTidge-keeper and
his family. An effort was made TO
secure from the government, in order
to maintain the width Of the road,
the permission to enter sew veral feet
on its property. Not being able to
obtain this license, the Commission
ers referred the matter two weeks ago
to President Grafton Ridout, with
power to act. Mr. Charles Stinch-
comb did the work, and the pump and
well are in service. Fine water was
found at ten feet below the surafce
and the committee having placed a
drinking trough for horses at the
pump, man and beast are now being
accommodated in most extraordinary
numbers. The we'll is located on the
right-hand side of the road approach
ing the bridge, about q hundred yards
from that STRUCTURE.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-05
PREPARING FOR REGATTA
Crews Of Severn Boat Club to Race

The Severn Boat Club is perfocting
arrangements for its annual regatta
to be held ON spa creek August y
which will consist Of four-oaIed,
single. canoe races and a swimming
race.
The crews for the four-Oared shells
will be selected from the following :
j. Lawrence Walton, captain Clarence
White. Daniel J. Murphy. Gordon
Claude, John II. Green, Pcre Wilmer,
Albert winchester, Ridgely r.. Mel
vin. There will be three entries in
work boats, as follows: Harry Rull-
man, Frank .. White and Dennis
Thompson. The canoes will be manned
BY junior members Of the club, as
follows. Walter Munroe, Walter RuiI-
man. Trail Fauble, Howard Claude,
Howard Thompson, Law renee Thomp-
son. T.. Claude and X. Harrington.
The following Juniors are entered
for the tub race Howard and Laurie
CIaude. Howard and Lawrence, TbOmp-
son. Evans and O'Rcardon. The
swimming race viii be open TO all
members. Et Is proposed toh0ld pic
mic at Boucber's in connection with
the regatta
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-05

kfler being in camp for one week
nnan lhe banks of the beautiful Sew
Mfn. Camp Johnson broke camp yes
tcrday a. 3.a0 =. M and left for their
hnnos fn this city. it was with re-
nrets that tho nne fishing, grabbing
ana bathing which one always finds
an lho severn had to give way to
fae moro manolouous city life.
ThnrsIav afternoon trip Co the sand
banks was taken in Mr. Fred Dam
aefrrs speedy little launch swift
sure aUd All agree that ia was a
rare treat ta soc such diversified beau
tifui scenery.
The camp was named Johnson IN
Citing respect to their worthy chaper-
ones. SIR. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson,
y, hu ala thcir utmost towards max
ing the cutting q grand success The
party was composed Of the follwing /.
Misses Edith Harding. Mabel Long,
nf Baltimore. flilda Dammeyer.
Carrie Hubbard. Lillian Dammeyer.
Nrs Thomas Johnson, Mr. Thomas
Johnson, Harry Cox, Fred pammeyer.
Richard Cook. of Washington Ross
Miller. Clarence Johnson. Master
RALPH uammcyer, Earle and Conrad
Johnson.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-05
WHAT TuRpEHTlKE CUP ISDOIhG
10 Husband the Crop Taken From
the Southern Pines

r~.n1r million turpeutine cups are
...f in tho pine forests of the South
.. r4trh tie .now ~ resin from the
s and seven - eight million are
ffa1 rarh year. These simple-look-
- rfrs. which ara NOT unlike flower
~ LA size and shape Indicate .
f ana highly important change in
-. american method Of gathering
.srrentlna. due T. the need Of econ
..rr in using AL forest products and
- faa application 20 science IN an old
fsshlouad industry.
fhe oia plan ~ cutting deep boxes
is tnn lfees. IN which tnrpentine
...ieetoa after running down the
arlneI trunks. was universal until
Hw wears ago. 40 Was wasteful and
frnetiNe. Trees 80 matilated sur
,IfrI only about four years They
=. rht continue 60 live, and they
aalg did nut fall for years, but
.aefr value as turpentine producers
ssr AZ an oud aud their value for
IamHer vas seriously iessened.
Vha enn and gutter were devised
81 take the place of the old wasteful
.tnad. SO box is needed. and the
.esre r. iaft strong aud but little
.n.nreI. ~mall galvanized iron gut
.r attached in 4 simple yet secure
manner a. the tree. Lead the turpen-
llne lrom the seari6ed wood 10 the
.an The amount thus collected IS
afor than by the old method. it IS
II snnerior quality aud l. commands
hiehor price. Further than this,
.aa tnae fhus operated upon - pro-
laetite about eight wears, instead Of
fsar a. under ihe old method, and
nfaI Iuccs more each year. In Othe
words. one tree during Is productive
neftal gives more than the former
Weld al tao-
rhc cap and gutter method did not
ea inin general use Al once. NoT ts
It eeuer1lIv used yet. The majority
a auerato1s cling % what they have
sIuavs known. Bat the millions of
cans scattered among the pine forests
from south Carolina 60 Louisiana are
nfaal that ibc four or Eve years since
lha new method was introduced
haee made a great change In an inn
aafl1nt Industry.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-05
THE SEVERN LEAVES
Two Weeks Practice Cruise for
Midshipmen

The United States practiceship Sew
ern left here this morning for a cruise
OF two weeks, the last which she
will take this summer
The Severn, under command Of Lieu
tenants Commander IL. g. Gates, has
been employed during the summer in
carving the members Of the fourth
class by detachments upon small
cruises around the Chesapeake bay,
each cruise lasting two weeks. IL
this way the whole Of the fourth
class has been taken, the last detach-
ment leaving today.
The practice OF taking the members
of the new class upon short cruises
during the summer WAS inaugurated
A few years ago and has proved very
satisfactory. In this way, the new
midshipmen have been gwen q pre-
liminary insight into seamansbip and
navigation
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-05

Miss Julia Baldwin. Of Baltimore,
visited the National Junior Republic
during last week.
Miss Ruby Brady, Of BraDchviiIe,
is visiting her grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. David Brady, and family.
Mrs. William III. Brown and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Grubbs. spent Tuesday IN
Baltimore.
Miss NeIsie King, Of baltimore, spent
sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas King.
The little daughter Viola Idell and
infant son. Robert franklin, Of Mr..
and Mrs. W. willy. were baptized last
sunday nj All Saints Chapel by Rev.
K. a. Castieman-
Mrs Mark Santmyer and little
daughter. are spending the week with
relatives
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-05

There will De = special meeting 81
the street committee Of which -Alaer-
man Thomas j. Lznthicum = chair
man, tomorrow afternoon aG z-W
O'Clock for the purpose Of taxing up
the matter Of street pavlug as pertains
TO the lower part Of Duke q Glouces-
ter street. from St. Mays Chureh 90
Spa creek bridge The commIltee
will also consider the proper sanitary
sewerage Of the housa Of Captsin Al
bert Ross. on Duke Of 6iouk@s1eE
street, and the st0ppage of drainage ~
flIIngIin.near Spa creek BRIDGE