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The Washington times., 1907-09-24
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The Sunday Times offers Cash Pie of $500 to
the Person Submitting the FIRST and Best Solution to
the Following Problem:
man stepped into store and
asked the proprietor 10 change
bill. The merchant, after examin.
ing his change, found he was unable
to change single piece of money,
aIthon b he had 5000 in coin, al.
,onlmon in circulation What de-
nominations were the coin. and
how many did he have?
address Solutions to
The Sunday Editor,
Washington Tines.
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A Nice Breakfast OF Lunch for I5c.
The New Randolph. 1905 c NV.
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WOMAN S SANITY
TO Be EXAMINED
BEFORE Justice

Justice Clabaugh today issued an or
Ger 10 the authorities of the Government
Asylum for the Insane to produce Mrs
Imogene Morrow IN court on September
Is. when an examination into her sanity
will be made
The order is mandatory upon the sd
perintendent OF ST. Elizabeth's. and will
be the first step looking TO the release
OF Mrs. Morrow from the institution
Jackson H Ralston. Of the law firm
OF Ralston & Siddons. has been mak,Ng
an effort during the past few days 70
obtain such an order that Mrs MORROW
who is believed to he sane, may return
to her relatives
Mrs. Morrow was committed TO the
asylum on May 70 last. shortly after
her son had been declared hopelessly
insane and sent TO St Elizabeth s. Re-
Gently her sister-iE-law came 10 Wash
.7gton from Chicago to effect her re-
lease.
History of Mrs. Morrow.
The history of Ms Morrow. who.
despite her Imprisonment in St Eliza
beth's. is now alleged 20 be perfectly
sane. deals with the story Of a brilliant
woman who, when her son was com
mitted 10 St. ElizsbethiS as hopelessly
insane, 80 brooded over the tragedy
that, temporarily at least, she was con-
sidered as a fitting subject for treat
ment at the hands OF the alienists.
Mrs Morrow was for years clerk
In the Navy Department. where she was
known for her brilliant and valua bic
work Outside the department she was
welcomed IN the citys best society be-
cause OF her wit ard exceptional con-
versauOnal abilities She owned her
! home in this city and apparently there
was nothing lacking 70 make her Life a
, happy one.
Suddenly, without the slightest warn
ing. came the greatest blow she had
ever received. Her son was declared
hopelessly insane. and was committed
20 81. Elizabeths Mrs. Morrow was
left In her big home TO brood alone over
her bereavement. Except herself. there
were only her servants IN the house. Her
brother was In Chicago, where h els now
prominent
Removed tc Asylum
Her grief was more than she could
bear. She was finally removed to ST
Elizabeth's where her son had preceded
her.
But II Mr.. Ralston succeeds in hav-
I ing her liberated. as he Is confident no
will do. she viii come inso the world
again with her grief hanging over her.
Although. according 10 her relatives and
attorney a high of1cial OF the Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane has de-
clared he- sane II s feared that her
son viii never recover.
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

Today's Treasury statement; Receipts,
81 .5OT 900; expenditures, S1,620,000.
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LOCAL nEETEees..s.
Cut Your Gas Bill in Half

by using Gregory's Governor Burner.
See display in our 18th ST window.
SIS 18th St c. A. Muddiman & Co., 1904 G.
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Washington Prices

The total sales on the Washington
Stock Exchange today were 1.T63 shares
OF stock and $500 bonds.
Sales were:
Washington Railway and Electric
COMMON JUHS5, J0f35. 50d35. 5CQ35, $3.50
b. 5c0G35Ls. 5Od 355s. 20OG35.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone,
aj6ij0 -bTt60.
Mergenthaler. 10l3205 1lt205 5a2o5
Washington Gas certificates, SLO.olf =,
S3G00l0l.
I.anst1n. 500f17k
After call-Capital Traction SIS. $1,000
10Y.
Mitchell Mining. 1Oo6f11t, loOGIl4. 1000
IL
Washington Gas. 25a73, 25q73 z5a73.
Z541S.
GAS BONDS
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Alleeed Cocaine Seller Up.

Harry Lee, Of 224 Adams Express
court was in the Police Court this
morning on the charge Of selling cocaine
without a prescription. II vas alleged
that Lee had sold the drug to Lewis
ZenEa. A continuance of the case until
Thursday was granted.
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ALEXANDRIA PAIR
WE'D PRIVATELY
Miss Moore and H. R. Steiner
Go to Richmond for
Ceremony
WASHINGTON TIMES BURsAC.
ALEX ANDRIA- VA SGT. u

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Miss Annie Moore. daugnte- Of T.
Alton Moore, and Henry X 51ainer.
botn xell-Rnown young Alexandrians.
left Alexandria yesterday for Rich
n-ond. for the purpose, IT Is said, OF be-
Ing married In that cit, Or. william
p. Taylor, friend OF Mr.. Steiner. pro-
cured marriage license in mis- city
yesterday morning and TIE young
couple left ABOUT noon for Richmond.
The father Of young Steiner says his
son told min he was going to be mar
ried before he left for Richmond, and
Miss Moore's mother also S=serts that
no elopement was intended, the couple
desiring the wedding to b. as private
as possible, ana going 10 Richmond for
tie ceremony. She doesn't know tile
name OF the priest in Richmond who
performed the ceremony. Miss Moore
Is nineteen years Of age and Mr. Stein
er Just twenty-one.
After the ceremony ir Richmond the
couple Will visit the jamestown E,x-
position They viii make their home
Bessie Washington. eolore1. charged
with assaulting Cora Harris, was fined
70 IN the police court today by Justice
Cation Gertrude Jones. coiored, charged
Win dSSduAlluE ana DedLluR Mary JOln-
son. also colored was fined SO.
Miss Ella Kirwin. of Jackson. Tenn.
arrived In this city yesterday 10 make
arrangements for the burial OF John w.
Turner who was killed by a fall from
the tower OF a car on the electric rail-
way a few weeks ago. Miss Kirwin
was 70 have been married 20 Mr. Tur-
ner. The remains were placed in a
vault In st. Marys Cemetery. nut they
Will now be inferred.
In the circuit court for the city. Judge
Thorton presiding. yesterday, argu-
ments were heard in the shabeas corpus
case Of Fred Klaus. jr. IS. Emma Night
ingale. The case was instituted by
Klaus 10 recover possession Of hts child.
Marion. The court ordered that the
child ne left in possession OF her grand
mothe,-. but that the father be allowed
70 see her az stated periods.
The clerk Of the city school board
yesterday issued fifty permits TO chill
dren 70 attend the public schools. Eight
Of these were 10 white boys. seven 20
white girls. fifteen 70 cOlored boys, and
twenty TO colored girls.
Announcement has been made or the
engagement Of Miss Rebecca Courtney
Marehau. daughter OF DR.. and Mrs
Jacouelin A Marshall. 70 Dr. Thomas
B. Cochran. The marriage will take
place next month
NJ P. Buck. HI: wife and child are at
Atlantic City.
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The Rails.

In the rail list the chiefest activity was
in the Hill stock. and Reading, the old
favorites. Northern Pacific lost Z early,
but reEained this decline. and made an
additional advance Of a full point Great
Northern advanced = net Reading
81 better. Missouri Kansas and Texas
Iirnier. st. Paul slightly higher.
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New York Stocks

touotations furnished by A. O. Brown .
Co. Munsey Building; Members New YORK
Stock E-chanRe
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y farmers union has been formed IN
Washington for the purpose Of holding
wheat for higher prices Unions are
popular these days.
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Butchers Barbecue at Benning,
Sept. %, or. Lots OF amusements.
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New YOttS city bonds have dropped a
point on liberal profit-taking The open
ing price of the AZ S Was IU7S4, but
they are down to 1861.
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That there is a big short interest ir
Steel. both common and preferred, (:
evidenced by the demand for stock In
The loan crowd.
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Banks are in the market for bonds
acceptable 10 the Treasury Department.
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FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Southern Pacihc's earnings for July
show a gain In gross Of q per cent.
Union Pacihcs gain. Is per cent.
Western railroads are having a hard
time to meet the demands FOR cars for
crop movement.
Banks are in the market for bonds
acceptable 10 the Treasury Department.
Some Of the high-grade. dividend
PAYERS have reached the point where
they look attractive FOR investment.
That there is a big short interest in
Steel both common and preferred. is
evidenced by the demand for stock in
The loan crowd.
\ farmers Union has been formed IN
Washington for the purpose of holding
wheat for higher prices Uni ms are
popular these days.
New York city bonds have dropped a
point on liberal profit-taking. The Cpen-
ing price OF the 49, was IU7&4. but
they are down to 1854.
Ohio is not especially pleased with
that an attempt will be made 10 have it
repealed.
Standard Oil Company c3ntempI3iss
an increase Of capital to S590.O0j.0OO when
the Government suits come 10 an end.
There are still outstanding 81 $50 100 OF
Government As, interest on which
ceased July ! Of this year. Some Of
these bonds are held IN this city.
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Ohio is not especially pleased with
The two-cent law, and il is reported
that an attempt will be made 10 have it
repealed.
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WASHINGTON GAS
MAKES GOOD GAIN

There wasn't very much business do
ing on the local stock exchange. but at
the same time. there was a better show
Of strength in many securities, and bids
were materially advanced. That the street
has come to the conclusion that Wash
ington Gas is a good purchase is too
evident 10 need assertion. Fricss have
moved up sharply within a week. and
the bid price Is being raised daily With
out dislodging much stock. Everyone
believes that II is only a question Of
time before the melon-cutting will be-
gin. and as a result there Is nothing
being offered except always at higher
prices. and when one lot is bid In the
offerings cease. except with another adj
at %. and was very firm.
Railway Common Stronger.
Washington Railway common was also
much firnIer with sales aggrcgating
quite a fair volume. 1850 shares on an
advancing market with the first sale
at IS and then b. fractions to 353s with
a jump 70 IS. at which price the last
sale Of the session was made Money is
working easier and the real value OF
Washington investments Is beginning 10
impress Itself on investors.
Telephone was 2 points higher and
finn at s.
Mitchell Mining was the one disap-
pointment OF the day There was plenty
Of stock for sale at rs with ~ the best
bid. and had there been much offered
the price old would have been lower, as
the demand was not Of the urgezt va
riety
Bonds were firm at lO1 for Washington
Gas certificates and I9H for Capital
Traction.
The future OF Washington stocks looks
materially better. especially of the pub
lie utilities.
A. x. Paris leaves WASHINGTON to-
day u ATTEND the services incident 10
.ae unwilling OF bronze statue Of VIII
liam English at Lexington. Ind, next
Saturday.
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some Of the high-grade. sure-divldend
PAYERS have reached the point where
they look attractive FOR investment
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Standard Oil Company c1ntempIaiss
an increase Of capital to $500. 900 when
the Government suits come 10 an end.
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SCHOOL ATTENDANCE
792 SHY FIRST DAY
Decrease in Enrolment
Due to Heavy Rain
storm.

Although Their is decrease OF Ts2
pupils in the total enrolment Of the
public schools Of this year. still this
fact 8is easily accounted for when the
downpour OF rain that flooded the
streets yesterday Is remembered. AS
Il was. there IS 4 pereepuble Increase
in quite a number OF the 6epsr tnlents.
and the deficiency Is largely made up
OF the young children who are starting
70 school for their first time. ard who
were unable TO start on the first day on
account OF rain.
The enrolment yesterday as con-
trasted with the opening day last yea-
Is as fellows:
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There are still outstanding S7.439. 100 OF
Government As, interest on which
ceased July ! Of this year. Some of
these bonds are held in this city.
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Southern Pacifc's earnings for July
show a gain In gross Of q per cent.
Union Paclfc's gain. Is per cent
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Western railroads are having a hard
time to meet the demands FOR cars for
crop movement
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A x. Paris leaves Washington to-
day Il ATTEND the services incident 10
.ae unveilng OF bronze statue OF VIII
Saturday.
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sales 20 noon today, lS5. 500.
Total sales yesterday. 4l6. 500.
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LIVE STOCK.
DRESSED MEATS.

Market. firm Country cured hams
when properly trimmed and cured sell
promptly ar good prices.
Calves. full dressed, &C; do, heads of.
SCSC. hog dressed calves, Sc Hams,
country, sugar cured. 14alGc.
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Bessie Washington. colorei. charged
with assaulting Cora Harris, was fined
g IN the police court today by Justice
Cation. Gertrude Jones. coiored, charged
with assaultinE and beating Mary John
son, also colOred. was fined SO.
The Washington times., 1907-02-17

NAVY YARD ROMPING AWAY
FROM DEPARTMENTAL TEAMS

While the Navy Yard is making il a
rOmp for the rag IN the Departmental
League. the lesser lights are also get
ting busy IN tire chase for glory, stand
ing. and pins.
The Treasury boys are We'll up All
season they have withstOOd the at
tempts Of the Warriors and Mail
Handlers 10 pull them down into trailer
snip company. During the past two
weeks they have defeated the Interiors.
Farmers and Commissioners. three Of
the strongest teams in the league. These
victories pull the Treasury from eighth
place 10 the top Of the second division.
Ihe bureaus are now over hundred
pins behind the Sailors. who are going
at their strong, steady clip
BOWsher has Increased his margin OF
points over ODonnell for the individual
leadership 20 four points. and per
formed the remarkable feat Of running
four consecutive sets over 600. namely
66l. Coo. 623, Ga
Navy has high team score, 1.056: Com
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O'GORMAN ABSENT
FROM GEORGETOWN

The Georgetown track teams chances
are considered the best in the school s
history for winning the most points at
the Georgetown meet. There have sell
dom been any weight men. hurdlers.
pole-vaulters. or high jumpers until this
year; and track athletics seem to have
taken a decided brace at the old college
on Georgetown Heights.
Captain Montgomery may not run in
the relay against Virginia, as his pres
ent plan is to enter the quarter-mile
There is some anxiety over the failure
of O'Gorman, the young shOt-putter, to
put in an appearance. O'Gorman left
for New York Just one month ago to
spend few days at his home. and has
not been heard from since. 1t is hoped
that he will return to school in time
TO represent Georgetown IN the weight
events at the indoor games.
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New Orleans Entries for Monday.

First race-FOur furlOngS. twO-year-
olds; maidens; purse Jimmy Il. Il2:
Count Reinford, Il2; Truce, 112; Bitter
man. III, GOsSOon. I12: CarascO. 1Og:
Jennie Beau. IL; Ben Sand. 1l2: Prince
Bowling. ll2. Bayou Lark, 1I2: Gee
Whiz. III: Gresham. II2.
Second race-Six furIongs; selling.
Spider Web. %: Dry Dollar. %: odd
Trick. s.; Air Ship, l07: Posing. IOl,
Auditor, ll2; Cannon Bah, us; Allure,
l06. Dapple Cold. ll2: Pinsticker. IO5:
Baneful. 81; COnjuress. 10: Pride OF
Woodstock. los.
Third r2Ce-Five and a half furlonzs.
purse. Lady Crawford. III: Lamp Trim
mcr, los. Meadow Breeze. 116: Carlan.
ll3; Rickey. 1lS: Minot. los: Vohoome,
lpl; w +. Eastcrwond. IL: Kohinoor.
III. Royal Breeze l06, Cabrit I05. Platter.
III
Fourth Tace-Mile and seventy Yards:
purse. Jungle Imp. 100, Fantastic. IS:
Beau BTummel. 90.
Fifth race-Seven furlongs: purse.
RebOUndeT. 10: OberOn. IO3: SiIverskin.
l17; Wcs, l03; Ohiyesa. 10; Belle Strome.
105: Pasadena, 10: Refined. 90; Gold
smith. 10. DR.. Spruill. 10; Granada. los.
Sixth race-SiN furlongs: purse Hig-
CinbOtham. 90; Toy Boy 90: MOnere. IO2:
Duchess Of MOntebcllo. 81: Sir Todding-
ton. IL; Benevolent. %; Excuse Me, %:
Tudor, 102; ColloQuy. 105; BertmOnt, 90;
Nesmc, 90; Everan, 90
Seventh race-MiIe and a sixteenth:
selling. Sicamous, SO; Horse Radisi. %:
Cora Price, 95: Delphie. 113: Dele
Strome, 50: Foreigner. los; Fire Ai.r!n.
81: John Mcbride. 1O2: Grace Larsen 9s.
Tinker, l0I; Celebration, 100.
Clear fast
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MAMIE ALGOL WINS
TRREE-hIL RACE
Lands Longest Eventof Sea
son at City Park-Goldic
a Good Thing.
M. J. CARTMELL

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. l6.-The long
est stake race Of the season-the Aneri-
can Turf Association Handicap. at
three miles-was the feature at City
Park today
This was won by Mamie AlCoL
The fifth race brought out about the
best lot Of horses that could De nus
tered here, and was won by Goldic at
s 10 ! in the betting.
New Orleans Summaries:
First race-SeTing: for four-year-oIds
and upward; one mile. Grenade, III
tGaTnerL 20 3. won. MOnoChOnd. IO9
tLloyd), Is 10 /. second; The ThralI, ia
tNicOD. 20 to J. third. Time, I:4I I-5
Heart Of Hyaciuth. Kara Water Dog.
Begon'~-. Canyon. Asterisk. HOrseradish.
Pulpu'. King Of the Valley Harry
stephens, and Gamester also ran.
Second race -Steeplechase: handicap:
for four-year-oIds and up: fun course.
Rip. 155 Boyle. is 10 8, won: Inca ata-
ton, ~ tNNalcOtD. . 10 ,. second: GvuId,
rs tMcClgre), > 20 I. third. Time. $3.50.
Little Waliy, Creolin. Oliver Nc. Wild
Range. T. q. Scarborough. Molo b. and
SantOin also ran. Scarborough, MolO
3. and SanfOin fell.
Third Tace-For twO-ycar-Old fuies:
three and half fUrlOngS. NOJasulga,
loJ u Daly). = 10 J. won, Black Mary
IL CIV. Mcintyre. 9 TO > second: Mont
Donna b, Rebel Queen, Elvira n
Gremse. Dethorpe, Bernardo. Tertia
Gold and Ring. Florence n. Cora Du-
SAINT, and Golondrina also ran.
Fourth race-The American Turf As
sOCiatiOn Handicap; S2,WO added: three
y7ar-oids and upward: three miles
Mamie AlgOl, I05 CTrOXler). 3 10 > won:
Cashier, los Lloyd. TO l. second; Alma
DuIOur ~ tNicOD. even. third Time
5-lg- Gay Minister also ran
Fifth raCe-The LOWcngardt q Arm
strong Handicap: three-year-Olds and
upward. mile and sixteenth Goldic.
81 Uowe), To !. won. Peter Sterling,
100 IHoggD. : 10 I. second. Beau Brum-
mel 50 dlOyd). IS 10 >. third. Time.
1-44 40. Emergency. st. Valentine. Lady
Navarro. Besterling, and The English
man also ran
Sixth race-For three-year-oIds and
up; seven furIonEs. Lens, lON CNicoD,
> Co !. won; Grace George, l9l Gar
nerl. . to I. second: AIlonby. les
tW. McIntYre), 20 TO ]. third. Time,
l-2I So. Golden Wave. Chase and Ma
relic also ran.
Seventh race-SeliinE. thrce-year-Oids
and upward six fuTlOngS-BeIle StrDme
10 CIV. Mcintyre. y to ,. won; Del
more loS u. HennesSeyl. 40 TO ]. second;
Blue Dale. 95 (Beckman, - 10 !. third
Time, lib %. Columbia Girl kaiser
non. Bud Hill, Refined. Mary Morris,
Cora Price. French Nun. Dinemock
Catherine H, Vie Zeie. ar, Gentian
and ScgdDa1ak also ran
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Mud Larks in Front
On Los Angeles Track

LOS ANGELES. Feb. I6.-The mud
!arks owned tOday's card, but the talent
put three favorites over, the other
events SOing to a well-played second
choice and two medium-p~iccd out
siders.
The feature of the day was tie Wool
land Stakes. FOR wo-year-olds. at four
furlonGs. and worth $3.50 TO the winner.
Early Tide, at > 70 !. i'm a driving lin
ish beat Harvel a head at the wire with
Balbus a close third. BanoniCa was
al"ays fsvorite. but fin:shri fifth
X Laughrey. at S TO / won the free
handicap event. at a mile. A. Musko-
lay, the .avorite, finished third.
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FEDERAL GAMES OFFER
DIVERSITY OF EVENTS
All Classes of Amateur Athletes Represented in Nearly
400 EntrieS-Sherdan to Put 56-Pound Weight
Georgetown Relay WithdraWS

With entries from $40 individual ath-
letes OF all the high and prep schools
Of the District and a. majority of the
schools OF Baltimore and eastern and
northern Virginia. of ten colleges. and
as many athletic clubs of Virginia,
Maryland, and the District, the Federal
games to be held in Convention Hall
next Saturday night promise to be one
OF the biggest affairs OF the kind ever
pulled off in the South. The addition
Of some belated entries tomorrow is ex-
pected TO increase the entry list to near
ly 400.
For the first time in the history of
athletic sport in Washington the J6-
pound weight will be thrown for height.
Martin Sheridan. of the Irish American
a. c. and aIl-round champion of the
world. will make an attempt to break
the worlds record for this event Shcri-
dan already has the record TO his credit,
with 10 feet inches. In a letter re
ceived from him yesterday he says he
has beer. throwing the weight higher
than sixteen feet consistently in prac-
tice during the last two weeks, and is
confident he will make new record in
the Federal games.
How Sheridan Throws Weight.
in order TO give Sheridan proper ia
cilities for throwing the 56-pound weight
n special box is being built This will
be IA feet square, and 2iz feet deep, with
a 2-inch bottom. The first layer will be
gymnasium mats, on top of which will
be two feet Of saw dust dampened TO
break the jar of the weight. Running
"a. hn eli 10 of q
box will be an upright. with an arm
extending five feet out toward the center
of the box. Suspended from the end
of the arm will be a paste board disc
two feet in diameter
Standing directly under the disc. which
will be movable. Sheridan will throw
the big weight. He uses only one hand,
swinging the weight between his legs
twice before letting go. In addition to
the try for the record Sheridan has en-
tered in the running high jump. stand
ing high jump. and l6-pound shot put
Champions Coming.
Besides Sheridan, entries for the Fed
eraI games have been received from
Charlie Seitz. formerly of Georgetown,
and the 1OO-yard A A L champion Of
the United States and Canada; y. J.
Cartmell. of the University Of Pennsyl-
vania. the intercollegiate champion at
100 and 90 yards. and Melvin Shepard. or
the Irish American Club. New York,
American champion in the half-mile and
one-mile runs. Seitz and Cartmell Will
be in the 5O-yard invitation and Shepard
in the one-mile run handicap.
School boys TO the number of go from
Baltimore Washington, and half Il
dozen cities and towns i'm Virginia have
entered in the various events for school
boys. and the contest for the University
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stakes at Los Angeles. was a good Sec
ond, and Dr. Lego third Despite the
fact that LoSistilla was reported lame
and was not decided upon as a sure
starter until an hour before the race.
she and Rapid Water. coupled. were
made favcTitc at > 20 >. with Carey sec
Ond choice at 4 10 I. DR.. Lcggo was
AZ aud Noladly >
To 4 perfect start Rapid Water took
The lead. with Nol4day in pursuit Vola-
day allowed Rapid Water to make the
pace 10 the threC-QUaTtCrS. where KOcr-
nor shot him TO the front. and from thar
time on the race was not in DANGER. al
though Carey finished with great rush
DR.. LeggO rau his race and was 4 good
third.
The other stake event. the GUnst
stakes for two-year-Old hlIies. was won
by Abbey from the Griffin stable. She
beat the gate and never left the result
in doubt