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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-15
DEFEATED BY THE NAVY.
Corcoran Cadets Basket Ball Team
Beaten.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ANNAPOLIS. Nd. December 1.-THE
Naval Academy basket ball team won
from that OF the Corcoran Cadets of
Washington by a score of 50 to ~ here
this afternoon, the contest being the first
in that line of sport in which the mid
shipmen had ever engaged. Under the
coaching of 7. P. Finneran, the old
Knickerbocker athlete, the navy has de-
veloped a fast team, which plays well to-
gether. Ducey, Vanderhoof and Hill were
the stars today, while Casassa did some
fair work for the visitors. The navy
scored thirty points to the visitors two in
the first half. In the second half the Cor
coran Cadets put up a somewhat stronger
game and scored ten points, while the
midshipmen added twenty-eight to their
total The Naval Academy will play the
University of Pennsylvania December %.
The lineup:
Naval Academy. Positions. Cor. Cadets.
Vanderhoof tcapt.1 Left forward. Coleman
Ducey. Hill. Right forward. .Leech tcapt.)
Buckley, f. Green. Center Clark
WiiSOn. .......... Left guard. .Glovannoni
Wills. ........... Right guard. Casassa
Keferee-Mr. Flnneran. knickerbocker Club.
Score-Naval Academy. So; Corcoran Cadets IL.
Goals for Naval Academy-Vanderhoof, 8; Ducey,
s; Wilson, A; Hill. 4; Buckley, 2: Wills, 2;
Green l. For COrcoran Cadets-Casassa, 3;
Clark, 2; Leecb, /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-15
Al MULLER WINS
CRESCENT CITY
Continued from First Page.)

(Harty>, IL to l, won: Stanley Fay. 95 Uycur-
gus), IL to l. second Mark Anthony. 104 tBurnsl.
8 to g. third Time. 1.3S 2-5. Critic. Marster.
Daruma. Gallavant. Toupee. George S. Davis and
Dusty Miller also
Fifth race five furlongs; selling-Creston. Jos
(Buxton) 10 to 3, won; Manheimer, los &c.
Burns). 2 to J. second; Auburndale 100 lE.
MARTINI. 10 to /. third. Time. LOO. Sister Ju-
liza. Billowy and Cruzolla also ran.
sixth race. i've furlongs; selliag-Cheston Boy.
lis &C. Ross, even, won; Nuns Yelling, III q.
Clark. 40 to l, second; F. E. Shaw. 107 (E
Martini to /, third. Time, 1.04 As. Marvel
P. Wister. ]. ]. Nee, ]. Kercheville, Neatness,
Kuropatkin Reaut and b. also ran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-15
SQUIRES TO TRY AGAIN.
May Meet James Flynn in Twenty
Round Contest.

BAKERSFIELD. Cal, December IA
Negotiations are under way for twenty
round ring contest between Australian
Bill Squires and James Flynn IN this city
for December "a, Manager Thomas
O'Brien OF the Empire Athletic Club is
corresponding with the Pueblo fireman,
while AL Nell has been in communication
with the Australian. Manager O'Brien
Will guarantee the fighters a. pr cent OF
a S2,5OO house. Nell will make lis home
permanently in Bakersfield. Both Lang
ford and Young Peter Jackson have ex-
pressed Willingness to fight Neil in this
city, but the latter has drawn the color
line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-15
Cowboys Take the Set.

The Freshmen and Cowboy teams Of the
Government Printing Office League rolled
a set of three games last night on the Pal
ace alleys and the latter took them all
The Pressmen did not have a show
against the CowboysSas the second game
was the closest when they were but fif-
teen points behind. Spaeth of the Cowboy
team was high man with score of 201
The scores:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-15
TWOTEAMS TIED FOR THE LEAD
CLOSE RACE IN THE INTERDE-
NoMINATIoNAL LEAGUE.

The race in the INSTRUMENTATION
League is very close. Sixth, after get
ting bad start, has gradually pulled UP
and is now tied with Fifth for first place.
DR.. Bruner of the Fifth is still the lead
ing bowler, with an average of $50, also
high game, 264, and high set, ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-15

Among the richer classes 343 in LOCO
live to sixty years of age; in the middle
classes 10 do so. and 1876 only Of the
laboring class survive to reach sixty
years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-15

Goals from held-Baughman 80. Root 90,
Kaufman "a, Morrison 81, Harris 81, Wagner
Barnes. Goals from fOuls-Barnes ~. sullivan.
Referee-Small. York. Tmekeeper-Horner York
Scorer-Long, York. Time Of haiyes-20 minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-15
NELSON LIKELY TO BE CHOSEN

Totals. 470 456 500 !
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-05
POOR FELLOW.

The late Mrs. Mckinley" said a
Canton clergyman, was no roe to the
emancipation of women, no foe to the
rise of woman; but at the same time
she insisted on woman's observance of
her household duties She thought
that they who neglected those duties,
no matter for what purpose rather fell
than rose
Mrs. McKinlty used to tell a story
of a Canton lady who once said:
)" My husband annoys me very much.
He is so slipshod His buttons are for
ever coming off
Perhaps said an old-fashioned wo-
man, very gently, perhaps they are not
sewed on properly in the first place
That's just it. the other warmly
agreed My husband is one of the most
careless sewers l ever saw"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-05
/ Tales Worth TGIIings
A QUEER LITTLE GIRL.

IL am glad" said a Montpelier wo-
man, that Mrs Ruth Burgess is paint
ing the portrait of the Kaiser's fourth
son, Prince Augustus She deserves
her success. She gets a great deal Of
character into her portraits of the
young.
Once in her Montpelier studio, |
saw full length Of a remarkably pref
ty little girl There was something odd
something quaint in the childs face
Mrs. Burgess told me a story about her.
she said she was a queer mix
ture. She was always saying queer
things. Dressed in her best, the little
girl went one afternoon to pay a visit
to an aunt, and she had no sooner
taken her things off and gotten seated
than she said, calmly:
" Now, auntie, if either of the chii-
dren are naughty today please don't
hesitate to punish them because | am
here
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-05
A GOOD GUIDE.

Governor Vardaman of Mississippi in
the course of an address in Jackson,
repeated pithy saying of the famous
Bishop Wilberforce.
Bishop Wilberforce," he said, was
out driving one day when a man on
horseback stopped him, and, thinking
to have joke, asked:
" Excuse me, bishop, but could you
tell me the road to heaven
Certainly, sir the bishop answer
ed. Turn to the right and keep
straight on"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-05

President Roosevelt does not lose
any of his power of vigorous ex-
preston. His latest address, de-
livered at a Puritan celebration in
New England, is full of ringing de-
clarations of policy and as in the
Ln1-a.-naL- AIa.-..- IL .--....--- --.---l--
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-05
Louis Glass
Goes To Jail


San Francisco had few popular business than this convict
who sits behind bars while lawyers their efforts
for him the Intervention of higher than the which yesterday
branded him with the and penalty of fecn His fall has
pathetic SIDE for Glass haired and has relatives who have
always held up their heads among the elite of the Golden Gate city
The loss and shame and disgrace bitter lesson Waiting in line
follow him the San Francisco bay to the convict home
Patrick Calhoun TREY Ford Hasey Detwe and others all men
of Glass class and with him already is another millionaire DR.
Perrin, convicted of land frauds
There the slightest doubt Glass guilty of bbg
the sixteen supervisors who have earned the good dogs by
selling partners in crime their liberty Probably the
public has little doubt of the guilt of the yet be tried for the
Grand evidence overwhelming Yet there signs of
siderable public sympathy for the defendants This partly due
natural feelings aroused by the severity the retbuon partly
due to consciousness that there others guilty whom the law
does not reach The San Francisco public knows that Glass
product the conditions of government under which he had do
business 1t knows well that probably had bride go out
of business Of he should have chosen bribery
where arises division of opinion the prosecutions policy of let
ting the brietakers and prosecuting the bride gve 1t rather
nice question ethics Which the guilty. the rich who
gave the bride the grating supervisors who took R Prose
cutor Hney promptly decided that the rich
to be punished and he let all the supervisors But very deal
might be said the other de especially when conceded
that bribery of the necessary conditions of engaging large
public business in San Francisco 1t is The has
been learned and San Francisco likely very for
longer than the terms her millionaire convc will jail
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-05
THE GUN CREW

Make way for the captain OF guns
Make way,
That keen-eyed man by the fore
barbette;
The long, slim muzzles point grim and
grey,
Waiting his word to be grimmer yet
1
Eight men at the breech: one swings
it wide,
One stands at the hoist like a gnome;
There's a hundred-pound cartridge to
slip inside
And fellow who rams it home.
The monster moves at a fingers touch,
It's great screw-breech is slammed
and locked
Stand back, clear. Fire! Has it stun
ned you much?
If that were a ship, she would have
to be docked
But it's target practice they're at,
that's all
NoY, watch for the clouds of spray,
Keep the glasses up while the long
shots fall
Till the end of the ricochet-
Miles away!
Cool-brained, steady, certain of aim,
Shoulder to pad, strong hand on lis
wheel,
After each roar and burst of flame
He swerves the tons of balanced
steel,
Covers the target in splendid style,
Chances ahead at his patch of sky,
And if it was war, he would fire. and
smile,
And fire again-till his turn to die.
Manila Cablenews.
e+''%''+":.+":'+':.%'s'S . :. |:-t-.%O
they direct and control has done. In
recent case against the licorice trust
we indicted and tried the two corpora
tons and their respective presidents.
the contracts and other transactions
establishing the guilt of the corpora
tons were made through, and so far
as Uhey were IN writing were signed by
the two presidents. Yet the jury con-
Yicted the two corporations and &C
quilted the two men. Both verdicts
could not possibly have been correct,
but apparently the average juryman
wishes to see trusts broken up, and is
quite ready to fine the corporation it.
self, but is very reluctant to find the
facts proven beyond a reasonable
doubt" when it comes to sending to
jail a reputable member of the business
community for doing what the busi-
ness community has unhappily grown
to recognize as well-nigh normal in
business. Moreover under the neces-
sary technicalities of criminal proceed
ings, often the only man who can
be reached criminally will be some
subordinate who is not the real guilty
party at all.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-05

A man is foolish to go round look
Ing for trouble unless he is strenuous
enough to take :. fall out of it.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-05

1t is an error to say that the Legis-
lature made no appropriation for a
"criminologist" The salary was pro-
vided for after considerable discussion,
though the appropriation bill does not
use the term criminologist.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-05
Where Hawaii
Leads The World
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principal article IN the ISSUE IS DC
largely bringing striking manner the fact upon which
many vtors being Secretary Straushave commented
harmony On the title page quoted the following
article reviewing the aims and prospects OF the Instr
tue believe perhaps all else the message of a
wide world is that equal opportunity should be given to all
that yellow peril all similar perls most successfully
vanqushed the spirit of love and justice To honorable
in this practical translation daily life of the gospel of good
will all the Midi Institute would to have egi
call and this alone would justify and establish its of being
splendid ideal that the Institute holds out and fine work
being done in educating together AUD the utmost harmony the
children widely different RACES Hawaii is in this
a very California The schools of the islands, pub
lie private Of varieties onged
Whether result makes for harmony that
the dream of dasts quite certain that the young
and growing up here with the advantages of American
education will be very influential element the wOrdiCy that
is turning the eyes of the nations the Far East Already the
awakening of China Chinese who received their education the schools
of Hawaii leaders Our schools contain the largest number OF
Chinese and Japanese receiving occidental education any community
in the world
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-05

Fathers who think they have the
brightest child in the world should
keep the thought to themselves.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-05
The Mid-Pacifc Student for Au-

The Mid-PacitiC Student Tor Au-
gust contains a very interesting ar
ticle on the purposes of the schools
it represents, with an appeal for a
financial aid in carrying out the big
plans its managers have made. The
principal article in the issue is de-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-05

Just for variety, Try to make some
one happy besides yourself.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-05

A landslide is a significant move
ment in real estate.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-05
ROOSeVeH'S
Straight Talk

antness he swings both extremes of warfare
the abOsts and capitalists alike. The following be taken
reply to upon the verdict acqutng Haywood and to- the
cries OF Bryan and others that Rockefeller ought be in a "hee
Is unfortunately certain number of feowcontrymen
to accept the that unless proved guilty of some
cuar crime he shall be counted good citizen how na
nous the lie ne has led matter how pernciou his doctrines
practices This the time to time with aor-
Gus ssence by group predatory capitalists by group
OF sinister anarchc leaders and agators whenever special cham
Pon OF either class matter how evil his general acquitted of
specific crime
Such view wicked whether applied capitalist labor lead
e TO ch man or poor But have take this feeling
account when debating whether possible to get
conviction We have found by experience that Jury
which VIII gladly punish corporation by instance will acout
the individual members Of that corporation we proceed against them
crmna because of those very things which the CORPORATION which
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-05
FL. F. WiChman & Co.,
LTD.
LEADING Jewellers.
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

POlNIED PAhASIhAHttS.
Clouds come high, but we must
have them.
A landslide is a significant move
ment in real estate.
Just for variety, Try to make some
one happy besides yourself.
AS long as a woman can change
her mind she doesn't seem to mind.
A man may be of the earth earthly,
but his dreams are of the air airy.
If some people only spoke their
minds they wouldn't have so much to
say.
MatrimOny makes a man awfully
restless a little while before and for
ever after.
Peary may eventually make that
dash for the pole, but he dashes
mighty slowly.
There is no good in lies, yet some
men boast of their ability to tell good
ones.
Fathers who think they have the
brightest child in the world should
keep the thought to themselves.
A man is foolish to go round look
Ing for trouble unless he is strenuous
enough to take :. fall out of it.
Conceited people would not be so
bad if they didn't spend so much time
in trying to monopolize all the lime
light.
Chicago News
Fine Job Printing. star once.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-05

Five years for Louis Glass
Short hair, convict stripes, days OF
toll in the jute mill and nights on
a cot behind iron bars, for Louis
Glass, millionaire, clubman, popu-
lar social and business leader and
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
SPOT Market
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by a. o. Brown & Co. mem,
beTs 0i the New York Stock Exchange and the Chi
cago Board Of Trade AiUusey Building
Chicago. Oct. 5.-WAeat resumed its upward trend
The strength yielded finally to proit-takng. but
closed ssC % lc higher Tie market was strong and
bullish sentiment is rapidly expanding as the testl
mony from outside points aCcumulstes. There was
a big demand here for cash wheat from milers and
shippers and the only bar 10 big business the
hosting OF premiums by owners Of cash grain. The
trade was impressed By the advance Of nc al Min
Heapols and the upturn o., nearly &c IN the October
option az Winnipeg in Two DAYS An important fea
tuIe Of the market was the buyiug Of May az Chi
CaFo By foreign houses. Tie exporters offered spar
iugly last night owing 70 inability % buy cash
wheat; therefore the actual acceptances were pr06
ably light but those were at fun prices.
The corn market was firm in tone, but the volume
Of business limited. Strength in wheat Offset the
effect Of fine weather present and prospective in the
belt. There was only moderate shipping demand.
Offerings were light on futures and there pros
poets Of lighter receipts here next week Cash houses
were ranged on the buying side in a moderate way.
Local cash sales 900 bushels seaboard sales, 9
loads.
Oats again ranged higher, but .he small volume
Of business was not improved much. The strength
was in sympathy with the Advance in wheat Offer
ing light. Local cash sales, $4,000 bushels clear
ances 1900 bushels
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. Oct. 5.-CATTLE-Receipt 800; esti
mated FOR Monday. 5000 Market steady: unchanged
HOGS - Receipts, 7000 estimated for Monday
5000. Market strong TO SC higher. Light. $50:
rough, 5.65a6lo; mixed 605a6.S0; heavy. 6.lOa7 l9
pigs 6D.
SHEEP Receipts, 1000; estimated for MoDday.
l5 CO., Market steady, unchanged.
New York. Oct. 5.-CATTLE-Receipts 80 Moth
ing doing in live cattle. Feeling steady. Dressed
beef SLOW but steady, at ssaI02s per pound for IA
tive sides
CALVES Receipts g. STEADY for 1eals and erays-
ers; no Westerns. Yeals 601a975; cls. 500: grass
eTs 303 Dressed calves steady; slow for medium
and common City-dressed yeals sl5alfz per pound;
cauHyry-dressed 7al2lz.
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Receirts. $3.50 Sheep
steady; lambs l5a25c lower for all grades Several
cars unsod. Sheep 250a550; euls, 225a32 q; lambs.
6.5CsS75; culls. 400; Canada lambs, RS
HOGS-ReceiptS. $3.50 Market &c lower, at no
for COED medium and light hogs.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
COMMENT ON MARKET.

T. ". Crew, of Henry Clews & Co.
The market was devoid Of news this
morning. Foreigners neither bought nor
sold. and this practically applies to the
commission houses. and might even en-
brace professional traders who believe
that the market ought 10 work lower, and
yet are timid about putting out fresh
lines on this level. The money situation
seems TO create no particular alarm, al
though the low bank reserves, coupled
with the demand for currency from the
South and West are calculated 70 nip
any builish demonstration"
G. Bowie Chipman, Of E. r. Chapman
& Co: 'To-days session was almost a
nominal affair, the volume Of trading rep
resenting entirely the closing up Of con-
tracts by room traders The final prices
are practically unchanged. although some
OF the leaders sold off sufficiently in the
last few moments to range their change
Of prices on the side OF losses. The bank
statement was about as unfavOrable as
expected. The surplus decreased approx
mately 50. 00j.0o0 leaving the reserve some
where between two and three millions
II may be that the market will rally
Monday; if so I would consider it due
entirely to short covering, and would
advise sales on such strength"
Benjamin Woodruff, of Post & Flagg:
There is practically nothing TO say about
to-day's markets It closed about where
il did las, night, and extreme dulIness
prevailed. IN the early hours, there was
a tendency toward a rally, but the mar
ket quickly fattened out after the bank
statement was published although the
latter was quite 40 good as any ex-
pected. RumoTs are still current that
some sort of announcement regarding
the further deposit of government funds
viii be made by the Secretary OF the
Treasury between now and Monday, and
il this should occur il would help mat
ters somewhat Prices closed practically
at a shade better than a week ago"
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished hy Miller & Co. members Of
lhe New YORK STOCK aud Cotton exchanges. and New
orleans Cotton EXelauEe ISIS T. street northwest.
New York Oct She week brought into sight
513 o5J bales against 81 ,1 last year The market
opened better I'm consequence lf more favorable ca
l.es than expected. Liverpool being s o. higher.
instead of down. This vas doubtless the result
af manipulation from tbs, side and enabled some
t.- holders 90 ssI tr advantage. As for the ca
p,ctrd frost 50 failed t5 mat5Iiaiizs and what vas
more. tle t-muuatUrrg were quite EEh everywhere.
including the Northwest. where freezes usually
originate The trade iu the whole market preferred
90 proceed cagrirusy r hsirs evident that there is
O. short interest lt a character lacking iu tsuaUrT
and likely % seek shelter on tho slightest uTWOC-
tiau Every dag delay oi frost z adding 70 the
uap. and. while sentiment is against the market.
Ee may Aye 60 vait a vEiie before forcing prices
down. Nevertheless. va believe On selling on tU.s-S.
Liverpool is due To c1mc 5 lower uH Monday.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Oct 5.-Monoy on call WAS quoted
u0mJusly at ucr cent TO-DAY. Rates during the
week have ranged between % and per cent ayerag-
irs about s. The whole market was higher and there
va5 q keen demand f0r stock exchange loans. owing
10 the maturity Of i0grS put ont several months aZD
br oat-oi-town lenders ON Monday loans were made
at s and per cent Tuesday az and g. Wedues-
day az 10 and a.. Thursday az So and 8 and Friday
at 6z and g.
Time money was fmer in tone at the end of the
week due % the higher tendency OF cau money
Rates. 5a,a6 per cent for sixty dags 81. Tor ninety
DAYS, and 6a6lz for six months
Mercantile paper has ruled extremely dull The
limited demand IS confined almost entirely % c1uu-
tIy banks. The volume of business has been small
Rates. FER cent tor four O. six months bills Je-
ceiTabe and prime single names. and ~ for others
Sterling Has easier to-day demand bills selling lsc
lower, az +s53s. Rates for actual business were.
Sixty days ASz5a4szl0; demand i556ja4 $50: cables
As65oai5G55. Commercial bills were 4sIisA62a
The supply 0f grain and cotton bills was fairly
good.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
MINING STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by Irving X Harrington
& Co.. members Of the New York Produce Exchange.
Frank c Kngsland. manager. Hibbs Building
New York Oct. 5.-The mining market today
showed a slight improvement over yesterday. heavy
buying orders being executed for inside interests
Gcldheld Consolidated was strong at 8. and should
now show an upvSrd movement. The remainder Of the
beard advanced from I 20 points over last niEht's
prices. The general opinion q brokerage houses y
that the Nevada list reached the lowest level pos
sible. and they are advising the purchase Of the
better class Of securities.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET,

Sales-Reguar CALL u O'Clock noon.
Capital Traction S. Slo0) at ll9lt, sl,Oe at llOb,
y 00J az I0E
Washington Railway and Electric Is, $1,000 az 20.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. az
u,
Washington Gas. Is at 7gls, 10 at 1871, l at 30,
100 at % buyer 60 100 az SOS (buyer co., 80 at g.
Lanst0n. 10 at lZk. az ia.
Mitchell Mining 100 AZ ia.
Metropolitan National Bank, 10 az 306.
Potomac Fire Insurance, s az q.
American G0phophoHe common 10 at 46iz.
After call-Washington Railway and Electric pre-
fcUed. 10 az n.
Following the closing quotations on yesterday 5
local stock market: