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The Washington herald., 1907-02-20
DAILY COURT RECORD.
Conrf nfAnnenIn.


Present: The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice Mcccmss
and Alr. Justice Robb.
Samuel NJ. Ward. IT,. was admitted 20 practice.
No 1886. H0wison vs.. Mason et al. argument
continued BY Mr.. II. T. Taggart and Afr. II. p.
Blair for appeiIees and concluded by Mr.. o. 3.
Hallan for appellant
No I75i. Lincoln IS. Colbert. motion 10 dismiss
appeal submitted By Mr. Edmund Brady. Of cOun-
sci for appellee IN support Of motion. and By Nr.
C. L. FTaiiey in opposition thereto.
Patent APPEAL No. l2l- Biumenthai ct al v.
Bigbie Bros. & Co: continued by stipulation.
No. 1877 Brown Is. District Of Columbia; argu-
mont commenced by Mr. L, H. David for appellant
No. 1851. Lincoln vs.. Colbert; appeal dismissed
With costs.
Assignments for to-day:
On hearing:
No. 1881 Brown vs. District Of Columbia. Ap-
pellaut's attorneys. E. S. Douglas and L. II. David
sppeilees attorney. II. Z. BlaH.
No. Iioi. Morse vs.. Hine. Appellants attorney
John Selden; appeIees attorneys, W Il. Robson
w H. Russell and G. A KeigWin-
No Ee9. Collins MeBlair. Appellants at
torneys c. W. Fits and Z. s. Mussey; appellee
attorney. irving Williamson.
No. ITO Capital Traction Company vs.. Brown
Appellants attorneys r. Ross Perry & Son and q
Thomas Dunlop appeIiee's attorneys. J. l. Tayio
I and Hayden Johnson
No. i7l5 O'Dwyer IS. Northern Market Company
aDpellaut's attorneys, &. H MeriIlst and &. f. Ca
/ rusi; appeIlee's attorneys. L. H. Thomas. II.
4 Blair. Hamilton Colbert & Hamilton. and Arthu
Peter
/ Nos. I7Is and l7is. Stone IS. Fowlkcs and Fowlks
vs. stone ATTORNEYS, x. z. Hilard, J. 5. Easily
smith. and Leigh Robinson
/ No. III. Harten Loef.er. Appellants alton
ney. L. A. Bailey; appellee's attorneys, Leon To
+ brincr and Preston p. Ray
No. lT28 mcfarland vs. Barber Asphalt Pawn
Congany Appellants attOrneys i. II. Thomas an
/ F. Smith: aVIelees attorney, A 8. Worth
/ ngton
! No. l7a BaIster vs.. Cadick. Appellants attol
ney, ]. B. Archer T.; sppellse's attorneys, = a
Keiggin and r. g. Coldren.
/ No. I7B starkweather vs. Dyer. Appellants a;
/ formers Evans Benson < COultney; appsilee's al
torneys. b. f. Leighton and R. Golden Donaldson
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JUSTICE GOULD


Estate Of John 7. Scanlon: will dated March 6.
1900. fled.
Estate of Anna NJ Jaeger: viii admitted 10 uro-
bate and letters testamentary granted to Michael
HDlzbeierlein and James, H. Clarke; bond, 5000
Attorney Alexander MsncastcF.
Estate of Otto Sclilling; viii admitted to probate
and letters testamentary granted to Anton Lerch {,
bond 81 0J0. Attorney ]. 4. Naedel.
Estate Of John 6. lockwood: letters Of admins
tration granted 10 Edgar a. Carnes; bond $500
Attorney A. d. Smith.
Estate Of William Deaver; letters Of administration
granted to Frederick A. Fenning: bond s100o. At
torneys. Coldrcn & Fenning.
Estate Of Margaret Jane Joses order to increase
bond.
In re James Slater order appointing Thomas
Slater guardian; bond, $500. Attorneys Lyon *
Lyon
Estate Of Henry Thompson; letters Of adninistra-
ton granted to Daniel W Thompson: bond 500
Attorneys. Hughes & Gray.
Estate Of Henry ". Youat; letters Of admnistra-
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ALTIZER Is Baking
ShOrtstOp Refuses to Sign
Washington Contract.
WANTS INCREASE IN SALARY
AS Former Outlaw Got Good Money
Last Season CantiIlon Expects TO
Get Him TO Sign the same Contract
Within Next Two Weeks-Other
Players Are in Line.


Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Chicago, Feb 19.-The more-salary
fever, which has affected players on
practically every team in the country.
has at last struck the Washington
club. and Manager Cantillon has re-
ceived word from Dave Altizer that the
shortstop viii not sign unless ne re-
ceives an increase.
Several weeks ago Cantillon sent out
the contracts 70 the Washington play
ers, and practically all have signed
without any objection. as it is under
stood that there were no cuts in the
salaries, and all expressed themselves
as well satisfied with their treatment
by tlrg- new manager, A few days ago,
however, Altizer wrote to Cantillon,
asking for an increase, and the mana
ger promptly wired the ex-outlaw that
the money offered him was the best
that the club would do and advised him
70 sign at once. Altizer answered that
he considered himself more valuable
than ever next season, and said that he
would not sign until the figures are in
creased. This CantillOn refuses TO do.
When Washington invaded the Tri-
State League last season and signed
Altizer. the shOrtstop received a good
contract, and it was announced that he
was TO get more money than had been
paid 10 a player coming from the
minors since the American and National
Leagues declared peace. However,
AItizer seems TO overestimate himself
for the coming season. but CantillOn
thinks that the player will be in line
within the next two weeks
There is little likelihood that George
NIL will wear a Washington uniform
next season. Cantillon believes that
Harry Schaalfy is the better man. and
he has about decided 70 trade NH 10
Cleveland for a couple of recruits, one
of them an oUthelder. If Mil goes to
Cleveland he viii be utility man.
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ton granted % Albert G. Yount: bond, 800. Attor-
neys. Wilson & Barksdaie,
Estate Of Thomas Elmer Metz; letters q admins
tration granted % Fannie r. Brown; bond. 40
ATTORNEYS. Baker. Sheehy a Hogan
Estate II James n. Williams; VIII dated February
T. 1897. flied
Estate Of Thomas Fairfax: letters Of adminislra-
ton granted % EtheIbert Fairfax; bond. $50. At
torneys MADDOX d Galey.
Estate Of Caroline :. Burroughs: PETITION for let
tiers Of administration fled Atl,-2eys. Carlisle q
Jnlnsnn.
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Fred Stewart. of Grand Rapids. Mich,
viii meet Carroll Wallace. of this city.
tonight at the Brunswick Club for the
first round of a 600-bali pool match.
The match viii be played with standard
balls, $50 balls Wednesday, Thursday
Friday, and Saturday nights each. Wal
lace has been the champion Of Virginia
for several years, and Stewart is cham
pion Of Canada
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GAPING AND GUNTHER DRAW.
Negro Has Better OF Milling, But Deci-
sion Goes by Agreement.

New Castle. Pa Feb 19.-Tony Capt.
no and George Gunther fought twelve
fierce rounds here tonight before
good sized clection-night crowd. the re-
suit being draw.
Gunther, the negro, seemed to have
little the best OF the milling at times,
but as both men had agreed that II
both were on their feet at the end of the
twelfth round il should be a draw. there
was nothing 10 do but give this deci-
sion. The men fought most viciausly
and there were several knock downs
recorded by each but neither could land
the blow 70 end the fight.
There is talk OF "A fight 10 a finish be-
tween them
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Enuify Suits.

No. GssA Charles A. Lucas e. al. IS. MsT A.
Knepp et al; % set aside deed COmplain2nts So
lcitors =. l. Wilson and J. T. Archer. T.
No. 1885 In re solomon Kline; 70 change name
10 Saul Kline; petitioners solicitors, Birney K
Woodard.
No. 1856 j. Woodbury. Curseen vs. Elsie Cur
seen: to annul marriage. Compliments solicitors.
Hughes & Gray
No. 1851 Philip J. Smith IS. Mar A. smith:
divorce. Complainsnt's solicitors, Ambrose slut
Ter.
No. 35sss Northwest Washington improvement
Company Is. William A. and J. H. Gordon. tru5-
tees e al establish title % part Of GizeI Con-
Ilaiuauts solicitor. John Kid0ut-
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COCK FIGHT NEAR WASHINGTON
Two Hundred Enthusiasts Witness
Match Between Game Birds.

About zee local enthusiasts journeyed
out TO a resort not many miles from
Washington last night 10 witness
card of ten bouts between cocks owned
by local fanciers.
Each bout was for a purse Of 500, and
ali the rounds were closely contested.
The sport lasted into the wee small
hours and was one OF the most success
ful cock fights ever pulled off in the
vicinity Of Washington.
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EXTEND NEW ORLEANS MEET.
To Cover Memphis Spring Dates at
Crescent City Track

New York, Feb 19.-The latest from
New Orleans is that the racing season
there viii be extended to cover the dates
Of the spring meeting at Memphis, which
has been prohibited by the new law in
the State Of Tennessee. 1t is planned 10
run the Montgomery Handicap, and the
Tennessee Derby at one of the Crescent
City tracks, but IL this is not feasible
it is said that the entire Memphis meet
ing will be transferred to Essex Park,
Hot Springs, providing that racing in
Arkansas Is not killed by the signing Of
the Amis bill by the governor.
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stewnrt win. Tonrner.

The last game of the pool tournament
at the Brunswick Club for the champion
ship OF Maryland Virginia, and the Dis
trict Of Columbia, resulted in Fred Stew
art, of Grand Rapids, beating Bernard
Harding, of Washington 100 to s., Mr..
Stewart winning the championship.
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V. MIS- BALL DATES.
Cadets Team VIII play Georgetown
Here on April ..


Special TO The Washington Herald.
Lexington. Va. Feb. 19.-Manager
Adams. of the Virginia Military Acad-
envy basketball team. has arranged the
following schedules;
March zs-Tishburne Military Academy. at Lex
ingtun.
March sO-Pennsylranla state College. at lex
ingfon.
April 5-VianoFa College. at Lexington.
April s-GeoEge;own at Washington.
April lo-Uni;ed States Naval Academy. at An
April 5-Maryiand Agricultural College. at Lex
pgtOn
April ls-Trinity College. Of North Carolina. at
Lexington.
April 2O-Davidson College. of North Carolina. at
Lynchburg.
April 23-UnlYersity II Georgia at Lexington.
April A-Virginia Polytechnic Institute, at Lex
ingtUn.
May i-Roanoke College. at Lexington
May li-Open.
May l5-Central University Of Kentucky, at Lex
iugton.
May ls-UniTersity of Tennessee. at Lexington
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bearers vs. Deayers; time 20 take testimony lul-
i-1d. Complainant solicitor. j. T. MoGlt0n; de-
fendauts solicitor Burton T. DOLE
Brsshears vs.. Brashears e al Carl J. GEaf ap-
pointed 80 defend. Complainant solicitor Charles
Bcndheim.
Myers vs. Myers; leave II amend granted and
references 10 Prank u. blackstone. examiner. Com
DlaiEaut5 solicitors, Harvey Given and J. L.
La5kcT.
Davis IS. Knott; guarnan sd Item appointed
sale deCrced bond. $500 Complainant solicitors.
Leckic. Fulton * Cox; defendants solicitor, W K.
Andrews.
Knapp rs. Durkia: leave 10 dlo intervening petl-
ton granted. Petitioners solicitors, J. B. Archer,
jy- and Edwin L. Wilson
No assignment fCr today.
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Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.


United States IS. Arthur Perry and John Lewis
housobreaking and general larceny; verdict guilty.
Attorney Thomas c. Taylor.
Unitetb states rs. Ellen Pickett alias Euialie
Puc5ctt: forgery, plea not guilty withdrawn and
plea guilty entered; defendant remanded. Attorney
W. T. Ambrose
United States IS. Frank Ramsay; sod0my plea moi
guilty withdrawn and demurrer fled, Attorney, C.
II. Hemans.
Schaefler Us. Cunningham Manufacturing Com
pany: defendant called and Judgment for plaintiff
Plaintiffs attorney. II. L. y. Atkisson,
Assignment for to-day:
United States vs.. Eugene i. brennan
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IaWEniIH.

No s9l9s Leatha Blaine. administratriz. vs.. L15-
WEecEing and Construction C0mHaus Pennsylvania
Railroad Company and Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington Railroad COMPANY damage, $1,000.
Plaintiffs attorney. l. J. Nather.
No. f93O0. Maria =. Pollard administrator. -.
southern Railway Company. damages $1,000 PLAN
tif attorney. r. r. Leighton
No. 1901. Har-y Lamson IS George q. Sciatferi
eertioTali. Defendant's attorney. W. J. Lambert.
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EASY FOR G. W. U. CUNT.
Washington Basketball Team Wins
at stanton by 80 TO 30.

cUtclaI % Tic washington EtIdIu
stanton. Va. Feb. I9-The George
Washington University basketball
team easily defeated tho stanton Mill
tary Academy here tonight by 50 TO 80.
~rne visitors went in with rush and
by clever all around work vanquished
the local lads by margin which clear
ly demonstrated their superiority at
the game Rice played a phenomenal
game for the Washington team. The
lineup:
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IHIEF JUSTICE tLAbhLuH
Mitchell rs. Mitchell: alInouy and counsel fee
ordered paid Complainant solicitor. ]. Wilmer
Iatmer. DEFENDANTS solicitors Z. II. Jackson, J.
II. Adraans, and Irving Williamson.
Browne IS. Browne; appearance Of absent de
PENDANT ordered. Compliments solicitors, Hughes
& Gray
Assignment for to-day:
No. l59. L0ngshaW vs.. L0ngshaw. Attorneys, T.
+. Giles and J. S. sby-smith-Crandal Mackey
and T. j. Ryan.
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I.nrgcst MornIng CIrcuIatIon.

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation cir
cuIation in Washington larger by
thousands than was ever before at
tanned by any morning newspaper
at the Capital It's books are open.
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MILLER LANDS THREE.
Crack Jockey Has a Successful Day
AZ Oakland Track.

AZ OahHahu rack.
Oakland. Feb. 19.-Nfiller piloted the last
three winners this afternoon. In the Bal
lyhoo handicap Miller got Sir BrilIar off
flying and ne won all the way. Ethel
Day. of badly, finished q good third.
Feisser, a chestnut colt. by Deceiver.
brought on here from New York, was
backed for thousands in the second race
for maidens. Six to five was the pre-
vailing post price. Feisser displayed daz-
zling spead and opened up a gap of four
lengths in the first quarter. but he
stopped with rare suddenness and I'm
ishcd last Jocund and Edwin Gum won
their respective races in the easiest posi-
bic style
FIRST RACE-ThrCe and half flrlongS. George
Tavlcr 10 H. Williams S 70 J. won; Irish Nike.
III tW- Aie-l Il 90 g. second: WilmoTe. IL
lHuncTl. 20 J. third. Time 0.i3 IS. sand Piper,
tiamooTe, Oreong0na. Uncle sam. ST. Avon. Jac.
iairc Mos Back and Jcckcy 1lonce also ran.
SECOND RACE-Five and half furlongs. Dainty
McTscls lG lBEownl. Is to T. Won; Aroma. III
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Circuit Court No. 2,
JUsTICE ANDERsoN.

Moore Height; verdict for plaintiff for one
cent without costs. Plaintiffs attorneys Leo Sim
mons and John Ridoui; defendants attorneys. T.
A. Bowen, IT,, and Il. 5. Matthews
Meredith vs. District Of Columbia; death Of
plaintiff suggested
Towers Stewart; Judgment by default for
S275 Plaintiffs attorney Charles Poe.
Assignment Tor to-day
No. 20 Lehman Baltimore and Ohio Rail
read Company Attorneys John Ridout- Hamilton
colbert K Hamilton.
No. lH Grady IS. Washington Gsslisht Com
pany Attorneys. Douglass 4 D0uglass-R. Ross
Perry & son and Mckenney Flsnnery.
No So Brennan Construction Company vs.
United States Electric Lighting Company. Attor-
neys, Hamilton, Colbert & Hamilton. J. Darling
ton.
No. 81. Hardy rs. Ford Attorneys. BrandenbUrc
& Brandenburg- Thompson & Laskey.
No. 24s Hill ". Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys, G. X. NIerillst and NJ \.
richardson Hamilton, Colbert & Hamilton.
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Criminal Court No. 1.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
United States sys. Binger Hermann violating sec
tion SOS r. s. L. s.; on trial. Attorneys. A S.
Wcrtbinzton and II. Prescott Gotley.
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MOUNT PLEASANT WINS.
Athletic Club Basket-baH Team De
featS Peek Chapel, Il 10 10.

The Mount Pleasant Athletic Club de-
feated the Peck Chapel team in the lat
ter's gym last night by II 10 10. The
goal throwing of Wheeler for the win
ners was spectacular. while Kane played
best for Peck. Lineup and summary;
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Circuit Court No. 1

Schawr0th Shoe Company rs. Union SuFtey ard
Guaranty Company: plaintiff called and suit dis
missed, with costs Plaintiffs attorneys, Ralston q
sddous, defendants attorney. f. ". Brown.
Ohio National Bank " Pole. dismissed for want
Of prosecution. Plaintiffs attorney, J. G. Adkins
defendants attorney. W. L. Lester.
Hurd rs. Co0Dey dismissed for want of prosocu-
ticu. Plaintiff attorney. J. A. Robinson; defend
ants attorney. ]. A. To0mey.
eastman Ford: plaintiff called and suit dis
missed. with costs Plaintiffs attorneys G. r.
Wilson. Fowler & Thomas; defendants attorneys,
Thompson & Laskey.
Coleman ". KUl; dismissed for want Of prose
cation. Plaintiffs attorneys Bowen & Handy: de
PENDANTS attorneys. Crosthwaite & CoIaday.
Carr IS. Burgess; dismissed TT Vaut OF prosecl-
tiCn Plaintiffs attorneys. !, j. Hill and e. W.
BOYLE; defendants attorney. J. J. Darlington.
United States uss Of Riley vs, O'Day; plaintiff
attorneys. Bates Warren. :. T. Thomas and " Il.
Sholos Defendant attorneys, BrSndenburg * Bran
denburg.
National Mechanics Bank vs. Mundheim: motion
70 withdraw note sued GA granted.
Ray IS Fay. administrator; motion for new
trial uithiTavn and Judgment on verdict
Plaintiffs attorneys. ". W Boarsnan and
Hayden johnson; defcndants attorneys. J. L. John
son and l. e. Dutt0n.
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
" Kelly judgment CT condemnation for $50 S.
Plaintiffs attorney. ". K Quinter
Lincoln vs.. New York Continental Jewel FIltra-
tion Company: verdict Tor plaintiff for 500 Plain
tits attorneys, Charles J. Murphy and George 4.
Hoareri defendants attorneys McCammoa a Hay
den.
Ohio National Bank rs. Pole: order Of dismissal
vacated EEd case set for trial March s. Plaintiff
attorney. J. c Adkins; defendants attorney. ". L
Lesto-.
Assignments for TO-DAY:
No. IS. stockman Baltimore and Ohio Pail
road Company. Attorneys. c. ". Dau-Hamilton.
Colbert & Hamilton.
No 2U Morris rs. CLARK Attarneys. Wolf &
Rossnberg-L- 7. Aiichensr and II. +. Davis
No. a5. Dawson vs. Purse. Attorneys Birney &
Woodland and Edward l. Koouttz-Chapin Brown
No. IS. Foufe vs.. Stutler. Attanc5s, J. Miuei
Kenyon-Cole x Donaldson
No al. smith vs.. Walker. Attorneys S T
Thomas-ArthW Peter
No 3i3 FouIfke rs. BarToss.. Attorneys Tackel
& 6euyon-Ioln RidCut.
No 3i5 Maillet vs. Guriey. Attoneys Berry &
Minor and H. B. R0wlsnd-W. J Lambert.
Ne 3i7-Cla-k vs.. Richmond. Fredericksburg snC
Potomac Company Attorneys " '. Yarney anC
Crandal AaCkey- Mckinney a Flaunery
No 3fs. Cronelin vs.. Lappin. Attorneys Pad
gett & Forrest Thomson & Laskey
No 81 Chew Leapley. Attorneys, J. ]
Hamilton-G C. Aukam and ". II. White.
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The summaries.

FIRST RACE-SeIling. for three-yesr-oldsi one
mile Bye Bye II, IS (Biac. % 10 !, won; Tar
gautua los lSederl. 10 ], second Schroeders Mid
way. los ~. McIntyrel, to 3, third Time "a ID
trenton, Doubt Prophecies. Rip Rap. Marie ONei,
Iamia, Lucy Marie. Mary Buchanan, Glenn Mac
Bride and Stouey Lee also ran.
SECOND RACE-For two-year-olds; four FUR
longs Blue Lee Us u. Lee. 9 TO p won; Z. n.
Fry, l2I tNicoD, to 10. second; Lattice. IL
Walker. 20 10 J. third. Time. 0as So Dew Of
Dawn Edna Motter. Dropstitch Prosperous, Cora
Dusaut Libcrtyyile. Concident. and Tartanola also
ran.
THIRD RACE-Selling; shree-year-olds and up;
six fJl7l0ugs RusE l05 Nan DJggn, j 10 %, won
Gutholinc IS lBilacl. 81 20 /, second; Agra, 90
(Hues;isl, 6 TO /. third. Time. lbs Pungent
HccIs. Pocus and Rena p. also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Three-y eaT-0lds; one mile
Western. los lFoy). l6 70 81, wen; BonaTt, lo6
tSelerl, TO p second Voting 80 IL. Leei, B 80 D,
third. Time LA S5. Knight Of FanhOc and Tan
bark also ran
FIFTH RACE-SeIliug; for four-year-0Ids ard up;
one mile and sixteenth. Light Note, III lTroXieri,
5 to l. won; Paul Clifford, ll6 Nandusenl, II TO J.,
second: King Ellsworth. ia tNicoD Is To !. third.
Time. l-5l. Brilliant, Sincerity Bell LaysOn Small
Lady, and Monocord also ian.
SIXTH E-Three-ycar-0lds and up; i've and
a half furloags. Capt TAYLOR. I6 walker. II to
3, won; Rickey, lie lFaHogl. TO s. second; Mary
Morris, ia lGamerl, l6 to T. third Time. log Is.
Cobmosa, Yankee Girl DinemOck TiChimingl and
SALLY Preston also ran
SEVENTH RACE-Selling; fcur-y Odds and up;
one mie and sixteenth. Gamester, log IT. Tay-
lori, % to l. won; Carona 100 j. Leel, 10 l. sec
end; r. F. Williams, lOi lBilaCl, 6 70 5, third.
Time, Isl Is. Nutg0od, North Wind, Dekaber,
Grand Duchess. Discemmcut. Orient, and Arby
Van also nan.
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WESTERN THE VICTOR
Has Easy Time in Landing
Mile Race.
HEAVY RAINS RUIN CARD
Number OF Horses Withdrawn from
Different Races at the Fair Grounds
Because of the Muddy Condition of
the COurSe-VOtinE, the Betting
Choice, Finds Pace Too Fast.

New Orleans, Feb. 19.-The heavy rain
fall last night had considerable effect on
the card that promised much at the
Fair Grounds to-day. As the going was
changed from a fast track to muddy, the
programme was forced to undergo a lot of
patching, which reduced it materially.
The mile purse affair for three-year-
oids. which was intended as the feature,
was married by the withdrawal of Bitter
Miss and Royal Breeze. With these two
out. field of five went TO the post
Western was the good thing, and those
in the know sent his price down from 8
to 1 to to at post time Foy had the
mount. and waiting on the pace of Tan
bark for the first half, moved up and.
taking command, was never bothered af-
terward. Voting was the betting choice,
but the Voter FLY found the pace too fast
and landed a weak third, While Bonart
finished second.
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NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS.
FIRST RACE-six furlong!

Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-25
RAYNoLDS ISSUES MEMOIR
IAL DAY PROCLAMATION,

Acting Governor Reynolds has IS
sued the following official Memorial
proclamation:
Executive Office, Santa Fe,
The season is now approaching for
a solemn observance of h a day
which custom has SO appropriately
dedicated to concentrating the
deeds n honoring the memory of
those heroes who sacrificed their
lives by land and sea in order tina
our country might be preserved. The
survivors,, too, of our nations wars, as
we'll as those whose lives are now ded
icated to their country's service, de-
serve their full measure of praise and
every moral and material support
which a grateful public can bestow.