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Whlt.esppIna ls the chsras

Jackson, Miss, Jan, -S.-TwO ne
groes from Franklin county lodged
complaint with fedora, authorities in
this city that they had been driven
from their government homesteads in
Franklin county by VII. cappers. The
federal authorities refused 70 make
public the names 81 the complaints,
but a rigid Investigation has been or
cered.
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Heart Specialist with Higgins

Or.oan y Y. Jan. 29.-Professor
Schat,, a noted heart specialist, OF
Nah,um. Germany. who has been
lecrUrng IN this country. Is now with
Former Governor Higgins. lie was
brought here Monday.
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Rriurns 70 The Stane

New Orleans. Jan. 2S.-Madame
Lillian Nordica returned TO the oper-
attic stage here Saturday by joining
the San Carlo Opera company. Of the
French opera house. II Is announc-
ed that she will remain with the
troupe through the remainder OF the
Season.
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viii Review Currency Question.

New York. Jan. 2s.-Announce-
ment was made Saturday morning that
Leslie NJ. Shaw. secretary OF the
treasury. who will retire in March
will devote his last public address st
the annual banquet OF the Missouri
Society. on Thursday, 70 q compre-
'"rsive review Of the currency ques-
ton.
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Cold Wave In Kentucky.

Lexington. r., Jan. 29.--The oX-
treme'y cod weather continues
throughout eastern and central Ken
lucky. Railway and road traffic f.
delayed. There is much suffering
among tie poorer classes.
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MS Opposite,

Jenkins am told that the happiest
marriages are between people who are
exactly opposite in every respect TO
each other. so / am looking for a young
lady o: that sort don't you know. Miss
Pcrt-1hen you have come e. the right
place. Come ~ the other side OF the
room. and III Introduce you TO a bright,
Intelligent. well educated girl.
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viii Build BattIeshlps .

Berlin, Jan. Following the
Kaisrrs victory al the polls. the an
nounccmcn; Is made "a, Germany will
shortly have in readiness FIVE ship
building yards where battleshlps OF
ne .srges, class can be constructed
At Kicl warsAips OF 81. 0Oo tons and
$50 feet IN length, vi 10 cO1stvaet-
cd
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To Try Mother and Son

Gainesville, Ga. an. 2S.-Foster
Brook, Vas put on trial for his life
here for the murder OF Jack Collins
His mother. Mrs Sue Brooks. whom
The Coroner's jury charged with being
accessorary 20 the crime, has been
indicted Jointly with him, and when
he trial is over she will be put on
trial
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Club Man Commits suleld. .

Nashville, Tenn, Jan. 2S.-Ross
W Elgin, 4 prominent club man and
cigar manufacturer, committed sui
eide at Hopkinsville, Ky. by shoot
ing himself through the right tenn
pie. III health was the cause OF
the deed.
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Texans SILVER From Blizzard

Houston Tex. an. 9S.-Texas is
In to mids. of q severe blizzard. and
reports coming from different sec
lions ~ the state indicate that the
losses suffered by stock men and fruit
growers will be large.
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Wrecked corean court.

f'h.n. Jan IS American mar!es
tHc1ed &. The legation guard wreck
.. Is Cogean court here on Jan. II.
The nm OF the guard as 2 unit. how
ever. declare they know nothing OF
''e outrage. An investigation is in
progress.
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American Bride for cores

Washington. Jan. 29.-Mr. and
Mrs Robert J. Fleming. Of this city
have announced the engagement OF
their daughter. India Belle vedder
10 Dr. Don Louis r. Corea. minister
OF Nicaragua. The wedding will take
place a noon, Feb. %. st the Flem-
iE4 residence.
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PILES CURED IN 6 TO "a DAYS

PAIO OINTMENT u guaranteed TO
cur any ease Of ltehing, Blind, Bleed
iug or Protruding Piie- IN To "a days
y MOI ey refunded so,
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
Athletic Relations Between Old
Rivals Are Not Yet Broken.

Cambridge, Mass. Jan. 1.-THE an
nouncement made by Prof. II. c. White.
of the Harvard athletic committee. that
the two-year athletic agreement with
Yale could not be renewed this year has
been misunderstood by many interested
in college athletics to mean that all
athletic relations between the old rivals
have been broken off. This is not the
case. however for when Yale was noti-
fed Of Harvard's position in the matter
it was added that all meetings. such as
track. rowing, and baseball. should be
college year. Neither does Harvards s
action necessarily mean that there will
DE no football with Yale next fall for
such game can easily be planned un-
der an arrangement covering that con-
test alone, if the game is continued at
Harvard.
The reason that Harvard would not
renew the agreement which terminated
on February ! is that athletics are in a
most unsettled state at the university.
committee was appointed last year
from the corporation and the board OF
Overseers to investigate intercollegiate
athletics and report on December l. but
the men were unable TO cover the whole
ground. They gave permission for the
fulfilling of Harvards spring engage
ments, however, and are expected to
make known their findings by the end
Of March.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
BOXING GOSSIP.

Tommy Mowatt has started training for
Charlie Neary, who has promised TO meet
him in a few weeks.
Young Fitzgerald and Cooney Kelly will
meet in Peoria during the last week of
this month al JOS pounds at , O'Clock.
The reception Joe Cans got in Chicago
was said TO be very cool. for the Windy
City has no love for the man who has
whipped two Of her sOns.-BOston Herald.
Jack AIcCIoskey is now managing Fred
Bradley and has matched him with Jerry
Gaines. The bout VIII be put on at the
club Offering the best inducements
After being matched several times. each
time his opponent fiUnkng out Of the
match. the chances are that Harry Lewis
viii fight Rube Smith in Denver January
%, the date originally selected for Jimmy
Gardner.
crusade against boxing exhibitions in
Massachusetts has been begun by the
State police Chief Shaw, the head of the
State police. who has been investigating
a number Of clubs that have held boxing
contests, says that many of the clubs
we're athletic clubs in name only: that
boxing contests held under such cOndi-
tions We're Illegal and that his officers
had received instructions 20 arrest any
persons attempting to hold prize fight
contrary 20 law.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
RAIN SPOILS ASCOT RACES.
Keeps the Crowd Away and Results
in Many Scratches.

Los Angeles. Jan 17--Rain, which fell
almost constantly this afternoon, kept the
crowd away from Ascot Park. The track
was sloppy and the card. after the
scratches were posted. was a depleted one
IN nearly every race Derdum showed an
unusual burst Of speed in the first race
and won handily. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-SeUing. Futurity course. Dardom.
q Prss'ouI. % T. Won. LigIus les .K0euerl.
90 2. second; otto Prince. l55 Harris. 20 .
trd Time l13'4- B1nisda Maxim Gorkcy. SKY
light, NiCCrsiua. Jim Leonard. and RunsJm also
rsl.
SECOND RACE-Three furl0ngs, purse. Creston.
lD lhuemarI. gTgu won. Sweet TaiTe los IBul-
mani, : to l. second Early Tide los ,McDanieU,
even, third Time, 0.37. Beujaa B0oger Red.
Saucy ~, TurnaWs- and FL Aiachacho also Tan.
THIRD BACE-Six frl0ugs; purse. Pautoude.
1Gi Booker, 70 !. Won, Don DoEo, 100 Pres
tom, 10 % T. second, Platoon. lo4 Mcdaniel eyeu
third Time la5iz- Don Hamilton. Cold Sitter.
and Dusty Miller also un
FOURTH RACE-Haudicap; one mile. T. Mus
kcaay, iao ID. Riley. : 20 8 won; Nerliugo. 70
lh0em=rI. 9 90 =, second; Varieties lG3 Preston,
3 % ], third Time, l.i5. supreme Court, Cello,
ard Greene also ran
FIFTH RACE-SeIliuS- one mile. Astral II. ia
fD. Riley, even. wen, AvcnteIius lG4 .riScherj 5
r. ], second; BauhIe 80 ircstoul. 10 !. third
Time, I.i1. Black Prime. Cai0x. and Bushwhacker
also ran
SINTH BACE-Scliug; SIX fmlougs Revolt. l07
tharisI- tu . son; Chancellor Walw0r-h los
'S1-Itsui- 10 t7 J. second; Viola T.. @ JHartyl -
o. l. third Time LIZ. Allelion. Governor Ormau.
Redwood II. Audubon Rain Cloud. and Lacane
also Tau
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
ANOTHER FUSS AT HARVARD.
Crimson Is Divided Over the Cues
tiOn OF u Baseball Coach.


Cambridge, Mass, Jan. T-Harvard
men are pulling different ways over the
question of head baseball coach. As
usual, the graduates are trying to run
things. while the undergraduates are.
as usual, inclined to get control of the
sport
Capt. DeXter's choice is Louis 2. Pie
per, 'e3. Pieper was a star at Boston
Latin years ago He never played with
the varsity, as be had technically trans
gressed a number Of the Crimson's then
very austere eligibility rules. But he
made good reputation as coach Of the
freshmen team.
important opposition comes from Dr..
Nichols, who, for years, has been at the
head Of Harvard's baseball and whose
reputation as a coach has not been de
creased by the fact that Harvard has
had pitchers Of the Clarkson and Coburu
persuasion TO do her box work
Another element enters into the case. It
IS said that Pieper believes that the Ia
borer is worthy Of his hire IN other
words. that the amateur coaching idea
may be beautiful in theory. but IN prac-
tice is not
Dr. Nichols and others declare that If
Harvard's coach is 20 be a professional.
ne might as wei be as we'll known as
Billy Lush, OF Yale, an Old Cleveland
star.
Many Harvard men believe that those
who aspire 70 learn how 10 run, box. or
MT baseball should be instructed by the
most competent teachers that can be got.
irrespective Of the question whether these
be amateur or professional. Others be
neVe that the varsity captain should ex-
ercise his privilege, and select whom he
pleases.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
FAVORITE FALLS AT OAKLAND,
Abba Out Of the Baby Race, Raleigh
Turns Up Winner.


san Francisco, Jan. 17.-At the saddIing
paddock, Abba. the favorite in the baby
race. fell through interference due to the
fily swcTving. Jockey Mcbride received q
shaking up. The winner turned up in
Raleigh, who beat College widow a neck.
Raleigh is a bay colt by Basseuaw, and
was well backed by Keene Brothers at
8 to I. Summaries:
FIRST -Thres-eighths OF a mile. Reogh
Jos NIcIEtTei. 20 J. won; College Widow. 100
Wiliiamsi. % !, second; Heathcrscott 100 tClark
8 TO l. third. Time 0.33 Warsawyer. Rhinestone
Irish Mike Teabath. santa Juanita. and Abba also
Iau-
SECOND RACE-Fiye furIouEs Hido Dcoro. III
(N. Miller, Z TO . won, BeTtie A. lq2 UscurglIsl
g. 10 7. second; Ella THe. 100 CLARK 3 TO l. third
Time. 15 Is. Bazzini. JOYFUL. Sharper. Brawn
Ksroly l.. and P0iusettis also ran
THIRD KACE-Fve fulOuCs- Batidor l09 "A
Brown, to ]. won; Jake Ward. lel IL. Duganl.
u l. second Frolic ll2 T. Sulliyanl y to l. third
Time, -0i Is. Green ore. Black sam. Procrasti-
nsle. Golden Wine DT. Scharif Eduardo. Bin
Mackey. and Sultana also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One mile. Invader. l57 L.
Williams. % % !. won; Metakatla. l05 r. Sulli-
yaHl. to l. second; Baker. 10 iW Miller. TO S.
third. Time. q Potero Grande Hcrsain. Pres
tlGe. -.@-4~re, and Optimo also gan.
FIFTH RAJ r-cne mile. Talanund 10 "a
Brown. l3 20 5, won; Jake Moore. l02 Hunter
10 s. second: .Nincentio. 10 lSulliyanl. 10 10 J.
third. Time l.i7 45. Get-Rich-Quick Tejoen
Black Joe, Alma Mater, Scyou. and Cartoone also
SIXTH RACE-one mile. Fuuatta. 100 w.
Miller. II to 5, won; Msudator, 40 iMcIntyrel G 60
8 second. Earl Rogers. l35 IL. Williams. 3 TO /
third Time. ia 2-5 Rightful Edith james and
El Primero also ran
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18

LIIIV-uU aUu summary .
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
SULLIVAN AND CORBETT.
Washington Boy May Meet Former
Champion Next Month.

Because of inability TO secure good ma
terial, the Eureka Athletic Club Of Bal
timore, Of which Al Herford is manager,
viii be idle this month.
In February Herford expects TO give
some s. cd cards. Kid Sullivan. the pop
ular Washington boxer. whom HerfOrd
manages. is still on the shelf with a
broken hand. and il viii be some time
before he can go into training TO accept
"a match. Herf0rd may secure Young
Corbett 20 meet Sullivan here next
month, when it is expected that Sullivan's
injured member viii be healed
sullivan has had q pretty tough time of
il. He was compelled 90 call of the
match with Maurice Sayers on account
of his hand. Amby McGarry. the New
York lightweight whom Ferford was
after to meet S3yeTs. cannot accept a
match, as his injured eve is still in bad
shape.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
CORBETT AND MURPHY SIGN.
viii Meet Before a TOnOpah CNevg
Club Before March 20.

New York. Jan. I7.-After much bag
Cling Tommy Murphy and Young Cor
bett were matched to-day TO fight to a
finish at the Casino Athletic Club OF
Tonopah, New, on. or before March 20,
for a side bet Of 5000, and, in all prob
ability, a purse of S16.e55 Jim Buckley
and Joe Cans each posted $1,000 forfeit
in behalf Of Murphy and Corbett, re-
spectively, to bind the match, the re-
mainder of the two 5000 wagers to be
posted two weeks before the fight.
There was a long wrangle over the
weight before an agreement was reached.
Murphy : manager insisted that Corbett
should make 135 pounds ring side, but
Cans ana Harry Pollok. representing
the Denver pUgilist, demurred. They Of
fered to let sl.0)o of the side bet so as
a weight forfeit but MuTphy's manager
held out for S2.J00. Ii was finally agreed
that each side post $5.00o as side bet.
If either pugilist should weigh more than
l33 pounds two hours before entering
the ring S2.5g1 of the S5.000 would be for
feited to the other principal
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
BAUM LEADS INDIVIDUALS.
Heads List In City Tournament witt
a Total of G25.

The second day of the City Associa-
| tion's tournament brought out twelve
tive-men teams and six individuals. The
attendance for the second night ex-
ceeded that OF the first by several hun
dred. as the plate printers from the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
turned out to root for their favorites.
The scores last night were not quite
as good as those Of the preceding even
ing. Warren being the only man who
rolled a high set. getting 1877, 212. and
e24.
The Orientals' total Of 2,7s2 still stands
rs the high mark in Class A. and unless
the Columbia Title. the only remaining
Class A team TO roll, breaks the record
the Orientals Will win the champion
ship. In Glass Z. the Commerce and
Labor team has taken the lead, with
total Of 2.493.
In the individuals, Baum leads, with
total Of 625.
The scores
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
ATLANTICS MAKE THREAT.
Proposed Outlaw League VIII Go
After Star Players.

New York, Jan. 1.-THE Atlantic League
is either blufting or planning in earnest a
baseball war that may cause trouble
According to the latest report, the At
lantic League will put rival teams in
Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Baltimore. New
ark, and Jersey City. which, with VIII
mington, Trenton. and Paterson, will
complete the circuit
1t is also said that the promoters Of this
scheme intend to make offers to many ma
tional agreement players. including Nc
Ginnity, Mertes, Gilbert, Donlin. and Joe
Kelley
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
ATTELL VS.. BAKER.
Good Fight Promised for Feather
weight Title at Los Angeles.

New York, Jan. E.-Abe AtteT. the
champion feather-weight. will meet
Harry Baker, OF California. a promising
young pugilist. at Los Angeles to-mor-
row night. in a twenty-round bout, that
is attracting much attention.
Not long ago Baker tackled Attell in n
similar affair the latter getting the de-
cision on points at the end Of the
twentieth round. Il was such a close
fight for the champion, however, that he
was practically forced 20 take Baker on
again, with the idea Of settling the ques-
ton Of supremacy more decisively.
Matty Baldwin. Of Boston. who recently
got a decision over Tommy Murphy,
wants to fight AttelI, and so does Spike
Robson, the English pugilist. Robson
won the English feather-weight cham
piOnship recently by stopping Jack
Somers, at the National Sporting Club. OF
London, in the fourth round. He wants
TO fight Atteli at 126 pounds. ringside the
feather-weight limit in England. but At
tell so far has insisted upon 122 Harry
Harris is another boxer who is after At
tells scalp. but he wants to weigh 122
about six hours before entering the ring.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
Lewis knock Ont Lucns

Montreal, Canada, Jan. I7-Willie
Lewis, the welter-weight pugilist, knock
ed out Fred Lucas, the Italian fighter, Of
New York. in the second round OF what
was to have been a fifteen-round bout
before the Riverside Athletic Club last
night. Lucas was completely Outclassed
by Lewis, who punched him all around
the rlng, and finally put him to sleep
with right-hand swing on the law
after fighting two minutes and twenty
seconds OF the second round. Lucas
was unconscious for fully FIVE minutes
after receiving the knockout blow.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
BROWN FOR UMPIRE.
Washington Man Msy he Appointed
on American Lengue Stan.

The name of Tom Brown, of this city,
is on the list being considered by Presi-
dent Ban Johnson for umpires in the
American League next season.
Browns work In games around Wash
ington has been so satisfactory THAI a
number of fans are booming him for an
appointment on the major league staff.
and petition is now being circulated
in the Bureau Of Engraving and Print
ing asking that the local man be Sc
lected as an arbiteT- Last year Brown
was In the Tri-State League and his
work was eminently satisfactory
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
Chicago Racing Next Year.

Chicago Ill. Jan. IA movement is on
foot to secure favorable turf legislation
in the State of Illinois. 1t is said that
the proposed legislation will have the
support of all warning factions. and that.
unless unforeseen obstacles are thrown in
the way, there viii be racing in the Windy
City next summer.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
EASY FOR WESTERN GIRLS
Red and White Basketball Team
Beats Central by % to II.
First Time I'm Four Years That West
End Seven Has Scored Victory
over 0 Street Outfit.

For the first time in four years West
erns girl basketball team defeated
Central yesterday in the Western gym.
by q to H. The game was the first of
the inter-high school series.
The result was reyc- i'm doubt. West
ern eXCrl.ed in passing aaI goal 1n-Gv-
ing. Misses Fulton. Mofett. and Garnett
doing the best WORK. The score az rb7
end OF the first haf was = 10 .. Miss
thompson played the best game for Cen
traL The lineup and summary.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
Lyne VIII Ride Ahrond.

New York Jan. E.-Lucien Lyme. the
jockey, who retired from the American
turf last season, is in town to close a
cbntract with ". B. Pusefoy, an English
ttlrfman. who has a big stable on the
other side and who refused SI5O000 at this
time Last year for the colt LalIy. a ia
vorite tor the Derby, VINO did not make
good,
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
Is Positions
FendnIIs nent Mnrricl,s-

The FendaH Cadets defeated the War
wicks by 30 20 10. The teamwork of
the Cadets was too much for the War
wicks- Dixon and Allison kept their
men from scoring while NcHale and
keane did the goal throwing, each get
ting six goals. The FendaIls viii play
the st. Johns team Monday evening.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
New Orleans selections

First race - French Nun. Favorita
ListleSS.
Second race-Emergency. St VaIen-
tine Zienap-
Third race - DR.. Spruill, Morales
Royal Breeze.
Fourth race - GlOriher. Phil Finch,
Missouri Lad
Fifth race - Belle of the Bay. Cold
Zone. Bivouac.
Sixth race DR.. McCluer. Devout.
Quinn Brady
Seventh race-Buren Arnold, Auditor.
Wild Irishman.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
Michigan booming Bnsket-bnm.

Ann Arhor Eich.. Jan 17-Fiftccn
classes have responded to the call for
representatives for a university basket
ball league, and the hours for practice
are from Z to on Monday and Thurs
day nights and from Z to on Tuesday.
Wednesday. and Friday nights.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
lIeyersdaIe IN, Wins.

Cumberland. Md. Jan. 1.-THE ATev-
ersGaIe team was defeated at basket
bail at the Cumberland I NJ G. A
Gymnasium by the AlIegany County
academy 70 20 II. The locals were out
weighed about twenty pounds to the
man, but their superior work was at
once evident George played star
game. The lineup.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
SECOND REGIMENT LOSES.
Carroll Institute Wins Exciting BnS-
ket-bnu Game by 25 TO 10.

In one Of the most exciting games OF
basketball this season ia the amateur
ranks. the CAROLS defeated the Second
Regiment az Carroll Institute by % 10 I6.
Several times during the first half the
score was tied Crogan and Cullen PLAYED
best for the CAROLS. while Schlosser.s
work was best for the Second Regiment.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
celia Wants Hnxana Track.

New York, Jan. 17.-NOt satisfied with
having secured control OF half a dozen
race tracks in the West and South. Louis
Celia of the notorious -Adler-Tilles
syndicate. is said to be planning 20 build
a new race track at Havana, Cuba TILES,
representing Celia, is already at Havana
looking over the ground.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
Infantrxmen vs. Ensterns-

The Washington Light Infantry and
Eastern Athletic Club basketball teams
will play this evening at Washington
Light Infantry Armory At the last
meeting Of these teams Eastern lost by
half 4 point
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
IUVNI's'fs y" y" IV'T IWNHI'' /,
MATCH GAME.
sehaefer After sutton

Jacob Schaefer has issued a challenge
to George Sutton, the present holder OF
the balk line championship for billiards.
eighteen-inch one shot in. and has de-
posted $3.50 forfeit money as an evidence
Of good faith.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
sontherns Rent Lnrrcrs

The Lawyers team. of the Business
Boys League. met defeat at the hands
Of the Southerns by Is 10 H. The fea-
lures were the playing of J. Scarbor-
ough, r VIII, and Scott for the win
ners. and the work OF Volk and r.
Burton. Liue-up-
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
McGovern Fund Reaches $1,000.

New York, Jan 1.-THE subscription
fund for the family of Terry M-Govern
has passed the 5000 mark. It is believed
that the benefit fer the stricken pugilist
to be held in the Madison S9uare Garden
on January ., will net a large sum. as
q long programme, including the appear
ance Of many noted boxers, has been ar
ranged.