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The Washington herald., 1907-12-19
STOVE INJUNCTION SIGNED.
Federation Of Labor Must Not Again
Interfere with Bucks Company.

Justice Gould in Equity Court No. >,
yesterday formally signed the temporary
injunction against the American Fedora
tion Of Labor and the other d.fendants
named in the suit instituted by the Bucks
Stove and Range Company. with the ex-
ception Of Electrotypers, Molders. and
Flnishers' Union No i. The name OF
this union was stricken from the order, as
prepared by the counsel for the complain
ant at the instance OF Attorney J. H
Ralston, who made the point that the al
legations Of the bin did not properly
bring this union before the court, and,
therefore, no injunction order OF the court
could be binding on t.
Justice Gould. in answer TO other OBJ
ject55ns put forward by Attorney Ralston
to the form OF the order as prepared,
made Il plain that he had no intention Of
assuming Jurisdiction beyond the Nmita-
tor OF the District Of Columbia. and that
his injunctive order would apply only 20
those persons before the court BY proper
process.
The answer 10 the objection Of counsel
for the defendants that the language Of
the order should not be too broad. but
should specifically state what the de-
fenddnts were enjOined from doing. Jus
tice Gould said that the order was not
issued against ignorant persons, but
against those well informed as 10 the
law and as TO their rights in the premises
The evidence. he said, had satisfied him
Of the existence OF a conspiracy TO seek
out third parties and prevent them from
buying the products Of the range COM
pauv
The Washington herald., 1907-12-19
ANDERSON w. & LIS CHOICE.
baltimore Boy VIII Lead Lexington
Football Team.

Special TO Tho Washington Herald.
Lexington, Va, Dec. 1S.-E. l. Alder
son. OF Baltimore, Md. of the class 1908.
has been elected captain of the Wash
ington and Lee football team for next
season. This is his third year on the
varsity team. For the season just closed
he played fun back, making a fine record
in this position In the past year he has
played several positions and always made
good. II is expected that Mr.. Anderson
will prove worthy successor to c. W.
Streit, of Birmingham, Ala, who was
captain of the 1907 team, which was the
best team in the history of the school.
The athletic committee of the univer-
sity has elected J. T. Lykes. OF Tampa,
Fla. manager for next years team. He
succeeds r. b. Stephenson, of Meadow
Dale, Va, whose excellent management
this year added no little to the teams
successful season.
Prospects for strong team next sea-
son are exceptionally good. and friends
Of the university are hoping for great
things. The record made by Washington
and Lee this year on the gridiron is one
ui WHICH llle team may De justly proud.
Following are the results with the big
teams. besides the game played with the
smaller colleges:
Played North Carolina 60 a tie; lost to
Virginia Polytechnic Institute TO 0, the
Blacksburg boys scoring on a fiuke. al
though the Lexington lads outplayed
them; defeated Virginia TO ;, and out
played their opponents at nearly every
point; lost TO Bucknell TO 0. the latter
scoring on a technical point. 1t was con-
ceded that Washington and Lee out
played her heavier opponents.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-19
SECESSION" At YEARS OLD
Tomorrow VIII Be Anniversary of
Day South Carolina Led.
Mai. Robert AndersOn's Withdrawal
from MOuItrie 10 Sumter on Night
After Christmas Recalled.

Particularly veterans Of the civil war.
those OF the North as well as their brota-
ers Of the South, well remember that Il
wiz be forty-seven years tomorrow that
civil war was launched in the United
States.
This act occurred on December ., 1867,
when South Carolina led by passing an
ordinance OF secession. followed by Ms
sissippi, Florida. Alabama. Georgia.
Louisiana, and Texas. in the order named.
This was quickly followed by the seiz-
ure Of the forts, arsenals. cust0mhouses.
and other government property in those
States. and large sums were voted for
arming the States. Georgia leading by
appropriating S1.oo0G00
MAJ. Robert Anderson. a Federal officer,
who held Fort Moultrie. on the inner line
Of Charleston harbor, becoming aware
Of active preparations for capturing that
work. withdrew on the night OF December
26 to Fort Sumter, in the center Of the
harbor- The first firing upon the flag was
on January 9 by the batteries erected
against Sumter, the melting cause being
the appearance Of the Star OF the West
with supplies and provisions for the be-
leaguered garrison The accompanying
feet withdrew without firing.
1t was not until April U. 1861. however,
that the Confederate batteries opened the
bombardment Of Fort Sumter. compelling
its surrender two day= later.
With the news Of the attack and sur
render the country received President
Lincoln's proclamation calling for 500
volunteers. Three days later Virginia
seeded. followed by Arkansas. North
Carolina and Tennessee. and the war was
on.
Another setback for the Union forces.
occurring on December %. was the cap
ture in 1852 Of Holly Springs by the Cen
federates under Gen Van Dorm. when.
at the head Of $500 cavalry. he dashed
into Holly Springs al daylight. surprising
Col Murphy. with TWO regiments of Wis
consin infantry and a regiment OF ILL
nois cavalry. and making the infantry
prisoners. the cavalry cutting their way
out and escaping with a loss Of seven
men.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-19
LOS ANGELES RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FIye furlongs. Miuiia. l05 C..
Ross. TO l. won; Mazapan, l02 (GOldsteinl. TO
I. second; EscamadO lC2 NIcBridel. 10 l. third.
Time. 90 A. Luekett. FustiaE. The Fog. I'm Joe.
Jack Kercheval Myrtle r., Joe Kelley. Red Knight
and Jim Morrison also
SECOND RACE-FiTe and Oue-half furlOngs
Progress. los 90. Burns. Is TO s. won; Creston Boy
10 &C. Rossl ? 10 l. second; Halle sherman, l07
lPrestOnl. = 20 I. third Time, 06 35 BAIL, Ca
briellc. Demages Aunt Polly, Beautiful and Best,
and COnfessor also ran.
THIRD RACE-One mile. Golden Shore los @.
Burnsl, 10 s. won Timothy Wren. 10 (Rossl. 9
TO l, second J. r. LaughTey g tE. Martini. 10
third Time. 80. Josie S. Pepper and salt. Don
Blackock. Minister. Clamor. Lucky Lad and Lord
Rossington also ran
FOURTH RACE-FiTe friongs$ Diamonito. los
tHeTmanl. 10 l. won: Gene Wood l03 &C.. Ross.
10 ?. second; DR.. SiTnraI lo6 (TayIOrl TO ..
third Time. 90. Wise Child, Waldorf. Charlie
DOherty. Rotan and PendiIon also ran.
FIFTH RACE-SeYen furlongS East End 100 &C.
Ross. to 5. won; Prolific 100 CE. Martini TO 2
second; Prince Nap. 100 A1uSgraEel 30 20 I third
Time. 1928 Anona Red Reynard sharp Boy
Beecher. Matte H. Ten Row, Era Illusion, and
Edna Felice also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Five furlongs- Friar OF Elgin 100
lG. Burrsl. eyeD won; Ida I4ytie 100 lPreston) 10
10 !. second; Manheimer. les C. Ross TO 5
third. Tine. loo 35. Markie D., Godfather. An
nette and Cruzola also ran
The Washington herald., 1907-12-19
LOWE-DOHEN BOUT 4 DRAW
Inauguration Of New Delaware
aAtheletic Club a Huge Success.
Joe TheeI Beats Tommy Love and Kid
Egan Gets Draw with Jimmy LiV-
inGstOn in Preliminary Mills.
.neciaI to The washineton Hernld.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Wilmington, Del. Dec. 1S-The Della
ware Athletic Club scored a great tri-
umph AT it's inaugural show tonight.
Two ten-round bouts and one of six. all
going the limit. furnished the sports a
rare treat
In the wlnd-up Of ten rounds. Tommy
Lowe, Of Washington and Johnny Do
hen, Of New York, boxed hard. fast
draw
In the semiwlnd-up Of ten rounds Joe
Theel Of Philadelphia. bea; Tommy
Love. also OF The Quaker City. while
'honors were even in the six-round cur
tain raiser between Kid Egan. Of Wash
ington. and Jimmy Livingston, of Phila-
delpliia.
There was big turnout OF the WI
mington select and excellent order pre-
vailed The arena was brilliant with light,
the girders being studded with six hun
dred incandescent lamps. In response
TO a popular demand. the club Will give
a boxing matinee on Christmas Day.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-19
CoNDON LOSES LONG FIGHT.
Surrender of l.. A. Celia Probably
Means End of Jockey Club.

New York, Dec. 1S.-John Condor. the
blind turfman. of Chicago. has met his
Waterloo after a long drawn out battle
with his old enemy, Ed Corrigan. Condor
for years has been the handspring in
the Western Jockey Club.
When Corrigan broke away from that
club and organized. with the assistance
OF others, the American Turf Association.
a bitter struggle resulted in which nil
lions OF dollars were lost
Gradually the Western Jockey Club was
driven out Of its best strongholds. until
the Crescent City Track at New Orleans
was its last standby. But now that an
Client race course. because Of the capitu-
lation Of L. A Celia. has gone back on
the Western Jockey Club and John Con-
don.
Crescent City has just allied itself with
the American Turf Association which
means Celia. Corrigan. RheinOck. Vim.
and other Western turf magnates have
washed their hands OF ChicagOs blind
turfman. This probably means that the
Western Jockey Club VIII be disbanded.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-19
EMERY is FOUND GUILTY.
Sentence Not Passed Pending Motion
for RetriaI.

San uel Emery. alias Bert Myers. who
was arrested several months ago by De
tective Vermillion on the charge Of hand
book-making, was yesterday found guilty
in the United States branch of the Police
Court. Judge Ivory G. Kimball on the
bench. Sentence was not passed. and the
defendant was released on bond. Notice
was given of the filing Of a motion for
q new trial.
The information against Emery recites
that on July IS he accepted a bet of $l2
from William Mcmillan, and also bets OF
various amounts from other persons. The
defendant denied he was conducting a
handbook. and contended he accepted the
money from Mcmillan 20 make a bet at
the latter's request. Sergeant Lee, Po-
liceman Owens. and Detective Vermillion
testified for the prosecution
The Washington herald., 1907-12-19
Lineup and summary
AFTER BIG WRESTLERS.
Americus, of Baltimore, SEEKS Top
HOnOrs ON the Mat.
Special 20 The Washington Herald

NINclal 70 Inc washington HtralQ-
Baltimore. Nd. Dec. B-Gus Schoen-
lein (Americus). Maryland's champion
wrestler. returned TO the city yesterday
from a trip 10 Cleveland in the interest
Of a wrestling campaign. His object in
going to Cleveland was TO attend the con-
test between Fred Beell and the Cuban
Wonder, so as 10 be In position to chal-
lenge both He challenged them, with
the result that, if the Cuban Wonder
should recover from the injury 10 his
arm received in the Cleveland bout. he
will meet Americus in this city next
month. Beell will probably come here for
his third event with Americus during
February. It Is the idea Of Americus to
take on Dan Mcleod and the Cuban
Wonder next month, Beel during Feb
ruary and Frank Gotch, the champion,
probably during March
Americus has met all of these men,
with the exception Of Mcleod. and he
believes he can make good with them. If
he should be successful in this plan and
should throw Goteh he would Of course.
become the cOuntry's champion and a
wrestler Of international renOwn
Americus is working constantly on the
mat of the Baltimore Athletic Club, and
believes that with two weeks Of hard
training he would be in condition for the
contest of his life In that form he
would weigh about 172 pounds. as he
now weighs 176 pounds, and is pretty
hard. Beell would weigh 10 pounds and
the Cuban l64 so that there would be
little to choose in the weights.
GOtch weighs probably twenty-five
pounds heavier than any of these men.
but all have met him. and Americus be-
lieves he has a chance. Americus will be
twenty-fOur years old Christmas Day.
and believes that, after eight years work
on the mat with the best men, he is now
in the pink of condition for a try for
the tOpnOsf hOnOrS
The Washington herald., 1907-12-19

Leesburg, Va, Dec. 1S.-The English
hounds of the M.ddlesex Hunt Club were
cast at Arcola, ten miles from the ken
nels. A. Henry Higginson, master, led
the field. with Robert Cotesworth, hunts
man. The hounds We're in fire condition,
and soon found the scent leading south
for four miles. and then north over the
lands Of c. J. c. Moffett. when the fox
was put In. The hounds were called of
for their next run at Oaklands on Friday.
IN the field were A. Henry Higginson.
Mrs. Preston Gibson. A c. Harmon, Mr..
c. c. Safer. Miss Afoffett.
and others.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-19
objects to Being Poisoned.

Lemuel E. Tyler. thirty-seven years of
age, who says he lives at 325 Missouri
avenue northwest. called at police head
quarters last night, and telling OF at
tempts made TO poison him requested pro-
lection In an excited manner he tcld De-
tective Berman he was constantly being
followed by persons on bicycles. who
were determined to put poison in his food
The man appeared 10 be mentally Unbal-
anced, and was taken to the First pre-
einct station. where he viii be examined
by police surgeon.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-19
FAMOUS YACHT SOLD.
Defender of the Americas Cup
Brings Paltry Price.

Providence, Dec. 1S.-The yacht Puritan.
the famous cup defender. which defeated
the Genesta for the America Cup of
Sandy Hook In 1855, brought $3.50 at auc-
ton here to-day. She was purchased by
William VI. OConnOr, a wealthy manu-
facturer. Of Fall River. who will use her
as a pleasure yacht for cruising.
The bidding started at 500, and in a
short time only two bidders remained
Mr. O'COnnOr and Commodore William
Hulkyard of the Rhode Island Yacht
Club. They raised each other $50 at a
time until the yacht was finally knocked
down 20 the former.
The Puritan originally cost $4,000 She
was entirely rebuilt in 1896, and was re-
fitted recently for exhibition purposes. at
the jamestown Exposition
The Washington herald., 1907-12-19
-short senson in stanord.
.e Washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald
Fredericksburg. Va, Dec 1S-The board
of supervisors Of Stafford County. in or
der to protect the wild game, has passed
an order prohibiting the killing of birds
and game OF every kind. except rabbits.
after December 81. 1907. The State law
limits the season to February l. but the
supervisors of the counties have the au-
thor'ty to shorten the season il they
deem II proper
The Washington herald., 1907-12-19
WINN FAVORS DURNELL.
VIII Allow Discredited HOrseman
to Race ON New Orleans Tracks.

New York Dee. N.-Matt Winn. man
ager OF the New Orleans tracks, is out
with an official statement that Durnan
viii be allowed TO race in the Crescent
City. as the A. T. A only recognizes rul-
ings Of the New York Jockey Club when
fraudulent practices are charged.
Winn says he understands that Dur
nell was ruled OF FOR objectionable bet
ting. Perhaps Ninn may get a tip in
a few days that may make him change
his mind
The Washington herald., 1907-12-19
Mr.. VedItz Is Elected.

Prof. c. w. A. Veditz. OF the George
Washington University, has been elected
a member of the central board of man
ayers OF the Associated Charities as a
representative OF the West End division.
His election completes the choosing of
representatives from the eight divisions
The Washington herald., 1907-12-19

Princeton, n. J., Dec. IS-A banquet
was held at the Princeton Inn last night
by the members of the four Princeton
crews. who competed for the Carnegie
cup here on November s in honor of
Coach Titus. Titus won the gratitude Of
every Oarsman in the college by the
hearty support he gave to Princeton
crews He was formally thanked for his
services.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-19
Meeting of basketball Board.

w F. Thacher chairman Of the cham
pionship basketball committee of the
South Atlantic. Association Of the A A
L.. will give an informal dinner at the
Y. Vi. c. A. this evening to his fellow
members, at which plans for the coming
series viii be discussed. Those who are
expected to attend are William Becker,
Thomas Cornelius. c. z. Beckett, Walter
Cox, and W. G. Thacher
The Washington herald., 1907-12-19
FRIENDS SCHOOL WINS.
Overwhelmingly Defeats Washing
ton School Basketball Qufnt.

The Friends School basketball team
overwhelmingly defeated the team of the
Washington School for Boys yesterday
afternoon In the Friends gymnasium,
score 80 to p
The Washington boys seemed unable TO
locate the basket or to catch the ball
while the Friends team threw goals al
most at pleasure.
Orme and Baker played star game for
the Friends and the entire team showed
good head work and speed.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-19
Roberts Sets New Duck Pin Mark.

Roberts. the crack bowler Of the Bel
monts. hung up a District new record
for duckpins on the Royal Alleys last
night, rolling lS Starting with seven pins
in the first box, which proved his only
break, he rolled strong game, making
seven spares and two strikes. The former
record was 173.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-19
BROMHOWER GETS LoCKET.
Stationary Engineers Remember
Chief of Engraving and Printing.

Chief of Engraving and Printing.
At a largely attended meeting Of the
Washington Association No. !. of the Ma
tional Association Of Stationary Engi-
neers, last night, F. h Bromhower, chief
engineer of the Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing, was presented with a hand
some locket, as a mark Of esteem by his
fellow craftsmen
Mr. Bromhower has been recently ap-
pointed chief engineer at the Chicago
post-office. which position he won through
the Civil Service Commission. in competi-
tion with the engineering fraternity Of the
United States.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-19
Sentenced in Albany. \. y.

The police have been informed that
John Egan, alias William J. Green. iden-
titled as the bogus electrician. who is al
legged TO have stolen jewelry from the
rooms OF Mrs. L. G.. Foster. at the Mad
rid Apartments, several months ago. has
been sentenced to a term OF FIVE years in
thu penitentiarV.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-19
Lander to Coach williams Nine,

Williamstown, Mass, Dec. lS-Wnliam
Lauder, who coached the baseball team
at Williams College last year, has been
re-engaged for the coming season. Lauder
is graduate OF Brown University. and
has played on the Philadelphia and New
York National League mines.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-19
Crook and Boyd Win tourney.

In the finals in Sparroughs tournament
which were rolled off Tuesday night,
Crook and Boyd captured first prize;
Yates and Loving. second: Bradley and
Post, third, and Symanoskie and Poston,
fourth.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-19

Georgetown inaugurated the local col
!ege basketball season last night at Car
roll Institute by soundly trouncing the
university of Maryland quint with con-
sumate ease, the score at the end Of the
thirty minutes of play being 5S to g.
The contest marked Georgetowns first
appearance this season in any kind of a
game. and from the showing they put UP
are expected 10 set the hottest kind of
pace for the teams they are scheduled to
meet later in the season.
Teamwork. the cardinal requisite of ali
successful basketball teams, was used
with marked effect by the representatives
of the Blue and Gray, the ease with
which they executed their plays being the
bright feature Of an otherwise uninter-
esting game.
The visitors seemingly had no organized
system of play. and were utterly unable
TO cope with the brilliant runs and ac-
curate passing Of the West Enders.
CrOEan and Rice Star.
Little Crogan, at forward. and Fred
RICE, al center. were all over the field,
and distinguished themselves repeatedly
by their clever dribbling and dexterous
goal throwing. Crogan obtained twelve
goals from field, while Rice found the
basket ten times Capt DOwney and
Bill Rice played a strong defensive game.
and it was largely due TO their clever
blocking that the Maryland forwards did
not register.
Fred Rice started the scoring shortly
after the ball was put in play, and his
goal was Immediately followed by one by
Crogan. At this stage it was seen that
the visitors were hopelessly outclassed,
and the game resolved into a battle be-
tween Rice and Crogan for the largest
number of goals.
A foul called on Fred Rice I'm the first
half resulted in one point for the Balti-
moreans. Whelan basketing the ball IN
termission found the score % to ]. but
Ansley. by a long toss. threw the leather
into its haven for two additional points
toward the close o. the game making
the visitors total 3.
Play CoIunbin Tomorrow.
Interest among the students at George
town is now centered on the game with
Columbia, which Prof. Joyce's charges
play tomorrow night at Convention Hall.
The New Workers are said TO have an
unusually fast team this fall. and a bat
tie royal will undoubtedly ensue.
Lineup and summary:
Georgetown. Positions L. OF Md
Crogau left forward. Mack
J. CollihoWer.-....Tight forward .Whalen
+. Rice------.------. center .Fehsenfed capt)
u. Downey captl left guard. Hala
W. e.............r right guard Ansley
81 ffnf A.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-19
OUTLAWS ARE ACTIVE
Laying Plans to Invade Both
East and West
MAY PRECIPITATE NEW WAR
Activity of New Union League in the
East and Threat of American Asso-
cation TO Put Team in Chicago Is
Expected to Cause Trouble for Or
ganized Baseball.

New York. Dec. 1S.-In both the East and
West just now there are indications of
trouble for organized baseball An out
law organization 10 be known as the
Union League. has been launched with,
so far. an exclusively Eastern circuit.
while James Callahan, the well-known
professional. has practically agreed TO
handle the new American Association
club in Chicago. which viii be played
there in direct opposition TO the wishes
Of the two big major leagues.
Whether this invasion of Chicago,
which will probably preeipitate new
baseball war. viii result in a combination
of the American Association and the
Union League. nobody can say just yet,
but the fact remains that a lot of schem-
ing and plotting has been going on for
some time with the idea of forming a
big circuit that in the course of time may
be able to make bid for the patronage,
or at least part Of it. enjoyed by the
American and the National leagues in the
leading cities.
Hnrd 10 Obtain Players.
Baseball men who are conservative say
that these outlaw movements can never
be successful on a large scale. for the
reason that il viii require lot Of
money 70 obtain high-class playing talent
Al Lawson. a baseball promoter. has
been elected president of the Union
League, and has already announced the
names Ct men who viii put clubs into
Baltimore Newark Philadelnhia RrooL-
lyn. and Reading. He also states that
backing for a club in Washington has
been promised. and that Paterson may
be asked to take franchise. II was also
rumored here that several politicians and
promoters had been asked to support a
club in the Bronx
At the meeting OF the Union League
promoters the other day each club voted
TO put up 500 cash. with a future pay
ment of 5000 each as a guarantee Of
good faith which, on the face OF il, does
not look as If the new circuit would
develop dangerous strength.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-19
REFORM AT CARLISLE.

InuIans AdOpt NeW EIlEiDIIIIy
Rules Barring school Employees.
New York, Dec. lS.-It has been decided
that in future no member of the Carlisle
Indian School eleven can play more than
four years, and that all employees Of the
school are barred. This change in the
eligibility rules has been made because
of the Unfounded charges Of professional
ism that We're brought against the Indian
team at the end of the recent season.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-19
GEORGETOWN VICTOR
Defeats I. of Nd. in Initial
Basketball Game.
WINNERS DISPLAY TEAMWORK

Ability to Play Together PresaEed
Victory for West End Team from
the start, the Final Score Being
5S 10 3-Fred Rice and CrOgan Do
Most of the Scoring.