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The Washington herald., 1907-10-09
DEEDS OF TRusT.

Tazoms Park-Susanua L5Foh et viz. Robert L.. to
Washington Loan and Trust Company. 10 secure
Equitable Cooperative Building Association. s. 500.
let ?. block II. and part lot J. block =.
H0lmead N5n0r-WilIiam 5. NIiunix et ux 20
Albert L. Sturtoyaut and J. Gales Moore. 20 Sc
cure Helen l.. Thompson. S5013. years. per
Cnt. smi-annually. lots 5j and 81 block Ct.
Square u5-AIcd1rlm Crawford et uX. % Joseph r.
Edison and John JOY Edison. % secure Willis l.
Moore l.5) ? years and months per cent
sJmiaunually, part lot 65.
Square 1-s-IamCs T. OYSTER 60 uX % W. TAYLOR
Birch and William F. Young. TO secure Franklin
Fire Insurance Company, $500. 3 years, PER
cent, semi-auuually. lot A.
Square l5l-B,rtha Strauss TO George NJ Fmme-
rich and Douglass s. NscgaU. 90 secure Wash
iugt0n SIX Per Cent Permanent Building Ass0-
citation 2.290. lot lT
Woodvard's Lotions 0. ShamwoIi ct ux. to W.
Walton Edwards, 20 secure William r. Mat
thews. S9 % IS months. without interest. part.
Square 2S}6-KiTk L. Russell Ct ux. 20 Charles r.
Benjamin and Roger T. Mitchell. 10 secure Per
petual Building Association, 81 500 lot g. block r.
Whittiugham-OWen Il. Fowler 60 TX 20 William
II. Holloway and Walter C. BaldcTst0n, % Sc
cure Heurctte H. Mason. 500 years. 6 Der
cent, -5miannually lot B. square 557
Square 55l-James II. Galleher ct ux. 10 William
J. Flather and Harry ). Welch 20 secure John
NJ. Jones. $500. 3 years. per cent. semi
annually. lOt los Same TO Samuel T. Drurv
and Diller F, Croft TO secure Diller B. Gr5H,
1885 8 years. PER cent monthly. lot l6s.
Square I-J0hn Davis 70 Edward ". Whiteside and
Harvey T. Winfield 10 secure Home Building
Association sl.4)0. original lots 3 and l.
Square I52-EdWard A. Savoy and William Savoy
20 Thomas Walker and James T. Buudy 70
secure Elijah II. Allen. $40. months. Dot -
/ Square 1il5-Walter l. Phares Ct ux TO Edmund
T. Page, TO secure Ethel " CLARK, $50 October
81 1908 psr cent, lots 81 and 81
/ Square 616-JCferOn ID Brlddeld et ux 90 A T.
l. Leckie and W II. Bradfcld % secure John
W. b. Snare, $500 8 years, per cent. semi
annually part lots %. 50, and g.
/ Square AI-S Sewall Cissel e. ux. 20 Harry Nor
ment and Charles Linkins, to secure Mamie f.
/ Norment, $780, years, Der cent quarterly
/ lot +.
/ Square 20S-John H. Welch ct ux to Percy H
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WINDSOR RESULTS.

FIRST EACE-Se7au frrIrzs. Potent I6- Eur-
tom, & % 4. waui Fsrt.-rr-. l7 .IHe. q % 5.
s.c-uj; HELEN IT. H., I- .Krm. ra J. third
Time. l1g is. Russell g.. 0E.sr Tail Juf live.
Lady Regent. sam Anderson. and Windsor boy
also rau-
SECOND EACE-Sn ful1ar. EdzE. l5 &C.
EjarI @ CO. 5. Won, TIE Belle. II DsaEI. + % s.
second. IgdaHio. Il 3.r..a.. to Do. third
Time. L.-s l-5- Miss Ca-al.a- J. W. 0-Neiu, Flor
u--ug. Amber. and C.arl. Dickson also ran
THIRD EADE-~.v.u tr.H--. Harama. 200
q. Murphy, % tr 10. vau- 1Ir-ibv. q Dellbv.
OUT -era-- la Iaufa. Us 3lu.r.uT. ut third.
Time. L-L =5. E.a ~tiI. aI-, f.n.
FOURTH EAGE-ou. and .n.-.glrh miles. Ha--
naki-. I5 hsa..., : ~ 90. wa- NH.rlds H. lrj
CIuGlHdI, sFsa second. u.a.s If fAuhrra1uI.
even. third Time. -:- la joe levy. GTgiIe.
HId Eva Claire also Ur.
FIFTH EACE-Fr. tulur. Shirley r.. I5
Crr-anI r1 2 Won; li.'i.r. la- 70. lrur1rrI. ont.
second; NamaruaeE -ll ID. Baker,. 9 o. ]. third
Time. l04 35. Antoine Ee-5. Abba. Bafa4-a-eI.
8ud Virginia Eiai5 also -au.
SIXTH RACE-Ule miI. Western H DI1bvi.
B % s. won; Thistle D.. lJ 9Ir.arI|. 20 l8.
sa-aldi Josephine H. % 0F. Ea-rmI. % 1. ta.rL.
Jine. l:i, rs. ScararoF 1arilHo. ana Ouuu
alaI ran.
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Probate Court.


Estate Cf Mary a. Cook, VIII admitted % Irr-
bate and letters ta=-mrHraTJ granted % National
Savings and Trust Company, Auouey William D.
Hoover.
Estate ef Susan r. IS. Fuller. order q sale and
order allowing advance. A',luey. Ellen S. Nrs-lv.
Estate gf Car. lingo Zirmauus cluss r5feuaj 90
auditor. ATTORNEY. Leon Tot-lugr.
Il ra David HlTiEsu 20 a.. order q allowance
Attorney, T. W. S1ban.
Estate of Walter T. Johnson order 20 rav Ger
'all bills. Attorney. ". ]. Pollard
Estate " Elizabeth g. Jacob, order ci sale. At
trueEs. Gordon & Gordon.
Estate II Henry Irving. szempIlssl COPY of vE
fled.
Estate q Elvar5 T. Bingham. letters cs admin
isfrti1u granted 20 Harry Bingham bend slGa0
Attorney Harry Bingham.
Estate Il William j.. Patton; 5zsuTl1ed coIy ct
vii Sled and admitted 90 record.
Estate Cf John H. LiHurs. petition for letters
Of administration fled Attorney. j. 7. NcNaIy.
Estate u Elizabeth NcKy; petition 60 appoint col
lc--ar Sled Attorney 2 T. Giss
Estate ot Charles $. Wainwright; VIII dated May
% 1913 filed.
Estate # Mau J. Stevens. petition for letters Of
atuiui--rati1u filed A--rus~ r. H. Stephens
Estate 0f Anna ". 'almau; win dated January
p l,g-. fled. with petition fox probate. Attorneys
Har-rU-s & Morris
The Washington herald., 1907-10-09
PUNTS AND PASSES.

one OF the real New England stars this
season is not playing on any of the col
lege teams His name is Wilson. and he
is playing a fine game at guard for Phil
lips Exeter.
Tn order TO be up on this years foot
ball game. 10 win bee necessary to watch
pretty closely the bulletins of that rules
committee Several rules which it inter
pretsd last week have changed material
ly the aspect of the game.
Charles r. Neal a Washington boy,
VINO played right end on the Yale foot
BAN team in ls.5 has been called TO New
Haven by Walter Camp % coach the
ends on this years varsity team.
So far this season coaches Of teams
acting in the capacity of officials have
been dismal failures. Tn a few instances
the ignorance of the rules displayed by
these men would put their players 10
blush
Harvard has been working hard over
the old-time cTisscross pass. TesurTected
and made very valuable by the new rules
i'm Saturdays game the Maine backs
used this very play against the Crimson
for a pretty gain of . yards
REPORTS of big crowds at the early
FuIIv 5000 saw the Harvard-Maine game.
and nearly as many turned out in Provi-
Gence 10 watch the play OF the strong
Brown University eleven.
Two good drop kickers. both new men.
are lu the ranks of the Carlisle Indian
squad this year. They are HOuser, fun
back. and Payne half back Between
them they kicked three field goals against
Ia ..H.
game.
Cambridge IS wondering # at last Lock
wood viii develop into the back he prom
ised to be- long ago. when he made his
first appearance against the QuakeTs.
Against Maine he made dashes of 60, 20,
and - yards, with little or no interfer-
ence TO help him.
Already strong in material for the end
positions. Yale has unearthed still an
other candidate for a wing post He is
Busbee. "a back on the 1910 team. He was
allowed TO play a few minutes in the
Wesleyan game, but somehow escaped
the notice Of the experts.
Harvard is having trouble with the
ends. kenn8rd started out i'm promising
fashion, only TO fall by the wayside Bird
and Forster look rather more promising
at present. Like Pennsylvania. Harvard
is running line men with the BAN already.
The tackle is dr0ped back and used In
the old straight OF diagonal tandem
one of the Indians most promising for
wards is named Afraid Of No Bear. Glenn
Warner says he isn't afraid Of anything
else. either. Some idea Of CarIisIe-s
strength may be gained from the state
meut that Cyphers, McCleary, Norhis.
u.
eleven. and they are all high-class men.
Carl Flanders. Of Yale. deplores the re-
movaI Of the loss OF bali penalty from the
forward pass under certain conditions.
lie believes it leads 20 "a reckless hurting
around Of the pigskin. especially by the
smaller teams, and brings the game too
close TO basketball. He adds that FUN
bling IS Yale's most conspicuous fault at
present Reiter, an old Tiger back and
Wesleyan's coach, says that the Blue is
unusually slow this season in lining up.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-09
VARSITY UNABLE TO SCORE.
Scrubs Hold First Eleven Down I'm
Ten-minute ScTimmagc.

New Haven, Conn, oct. S.-Coaches at
Yale directed the practice this afternoon
to eliminate the serious faults of the
Syracuse game, fumbHug and lack of ef-
fcient offensive work. For fifteen minutes
the candidates We're given a stiff signal
drill, and then came a ten-minute scrim-
mage. in which neither side scored.
One of the features was q trick play.
worked successfully by the scrubs. Bing-
ham. quarter back, fell into line with the
three backs. The bali was snapped back
to him in his position on the left end of
the back field. He started around the
right end, following the backs as inter
ference. He then slipped the ball to the
full back, Burke, who turned and ran
around the left end. This play found the
varsity ardently chasing the interference.
and Burke gained a good ten yards.
The practice was much more satisfac-
tory. and though both sides tried hard TO
score. there was nothing doing
1t was learned that Gordon Brown. who
has been expected. viii not be able to
come to Yale this fall to assist the team.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-09


United States VS. joseph II, Taylor; assault with
dangerous weapon plea, not guilty. Attorneys, Car
rngtau * Trsitt
United states VS.. Fred Green: receiving stolen
property; plea not guilty. Attorney. W. f. Pouitou
United States vs., Alice Ellis; grand larceny; plea.
guilty; sentence. Reform School.
United States vs.. William Nash h5usehreakiug;
plea. not g1iitv. Attorney J. c. Foster.
United States vs.. William y. Wyaud; forgery
plea. not guilty. Attorney. W. p FlumIey.
United States vs.. Jennie Jackson; receiving stolen
property: plea not guilty Attorney. T. /. Jones.
United States VS.. Lille Courtney; reuriYiug stolen
property; plea not guilty Attorney. T. i. Jones
United States vs. Joseph Sakolsky and George
ShafCr; earnal knowledge; defendants arTaiguel
plea not guilty: bail for Shaer fixed az $50; rCc0g-
nizauce taken with William Colen surety. Attorneys,
Campbell Darlington and J. n Kicks
In re lunacy Of John d. Curtiss; order declaring
Curtiss If sound mind.
BertzeI vs. Riley: continued by agreement Plain
tifs attorney, J. 4. Bwkarti ddudant's attorney,
Bates Warren
Estate Of Charles ". Scott: verdict sustaining
will CaveatOrs attorney. Wilton J. Lambert. cave
atees' attorneys c. W. Darr and x. a, Curtin.
Assignments for to-day:
Ne. g. Lyon vs. Willard Hotel Company. Attor-
neys. W c. Prantiss-Hamuton & Colbert.
No g. Sterling vs.. Ofutt Attorneys. J. L. Tep-
Der and J. c. Gittings-Frank J. Wissuer.
Ne. IS Whitley VS.. American Home Life Ins1r-
ancs Company. Attorneys. J. ". Patterson-W. G..
Gardiner
No. ls Atkinson rs. Sechrist- Attorneys. J. T.
Ruph and J. b. Archer-B0aman & johnson.
No 20 Conner vs.. Jacobsen. Attorneys LecIe,
Fulton & Cox-J X. Shields and Leon TObriner.
No H Howard vs.. Leonard Attorneys, W. C.
Nlartin-Sheehy & Sheehy.
No D. Kimmd vs. Matthews. Attorney, J. A.
Hicks.
No. q Knox Express Company vs.. Washington
Railway and Electric Company Attorneys. C. II.
Syme-CsorEe 4. Hoover.
No . Hayes vs. Brown Attorneys, W. T. Am
brose-Howard Boyd.
No. g. UBhoR vs. sheehy Attorney, C. II.
Syme
The Washington herald., 1907-10-09
MIDDIES READY FOR GAME.
VIII Meet Maryland Agriculture"
College This Afternoon.

Annapolis. oct N-The mldshipmeDs
football team will meet the eleven Of the
Maryland Agricultural College to-mor-
row afternoon in the third local game OF
the season. The Mldd.es. who are deyel-
opIug q formidable aggregation. do not
fear the Farmers, and they viii proba-
bly, not have TO work hard for "a victory.
The team VIII start iu with the regu-
lars in the lineup. but. as usual with
the minor games. the substitutes viii De
given a chance 20 warm up
Particular interest is now ceutercd in
the game with Vanderbilt on Saturday,
and Harvard 0a the following Saturday.
1t Is realized that botn VIII boz hard con-
tests, and the Middies expect 20 work
hard for victory. Vanderbilt IS one Of
the strongest southern teams. The Mid
dies have shown their ability TO defeat
teams of the big fegr in previous years.
having conquered both Princeton and
Pennsylvania, but to down tbe Crimson
would indeed be a crowuing glory
II is felt that the sailor lads have an
equal chance against Harvard, and. u
fact, some OF the M.djies have expressed
confidence that the navy viii win.
This afternoon the team had a long
signal and formation drill. followed by
"a hot scrimmaEe, and additional inn
prCveueut was noted.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-09
HARD PRACTICE AT ITHACA.
Cornell Buckacld Put Through Tough
Line Plunging Programme.

Line PlunEtuE FROG ranule.
Ithaca, n Y, oct S--Flerce line-plung-
ing marked the work Of the Cornell back
field In to-days scrimmage with the
scrubs. The varsity played raggedly at
times. but when they got started, the
scrub line was ripped up like paper For
more than sixty yards, Earle and Move,
and Parker new fuli back, tore of
many gains ON fierce plUnges through
guard and tackle in which Thompson,
May. Brluton. and O'Rourke opened up.
Nothing but straight football was tried
in to-days contest the trick plays and
the forward pass being tabooed. The Cor
nell team expects "a lively game az Nj
agara tomorrow ana viii take no
chances; consequently, Welder and Shear
or were kept out fthe scrimmage alto
gether and Earle played but part of the
game. Gardner was back at quarter and
ran the team with more snap and vim
than any time this year watson went az
end this afternoon and Van Orman was
in his Old position.
The big feature OF tO-day's work was
the great speed shown by both elevens.
the coaches driving them along in great
style. while the men shouted TO each
other as they swept down the field.
The regular team. with The possible eX-
ceutious OF WaIder ana Slearer, viii play
i'm to-morIow's game.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-09
DOWN THE ALLEYS.
DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
AMONG THE BOXERS.

When asked if Joe Cans had gone
back" Adam Ryan said: Yes, he has
gone back a l0t-from California clear to
Baltimore
al Kaufman. the heavyweight, says he
viii learn much by boxing in Philadel-
phia He wisely figures he can cut loose
at his limit for this distance and secure
a lot of work, and thereby improve.
It is said that Eddie HanIou, the Cali
fornia lightweight will Tc-enter the ring.
II ne can come back like the HanlOn OF
old. welcome; but thu fans don't want 70
see the fearless little native son beaten
by lot Of fellows who would have wilted
before him in a few rounds a few years
ago.
Tommy Burns has beaten Jack Johnson
to Gunner Moir the English champion,
and a big howl is being prepared by the
nfty-Seven managers OF the aforesaid
Mistah Johnson.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Thomas NJ Landsrs o. and Ncra 7. Carter q.
both Cf Richmond Va. Rev Paul Griffith
Cleveland !. Co.k. g and Helen NJ. Dalmau. IS
Rev. T.. H. Lamar.
Herbert r. PfeHeT, ., Of B7ltim5rc Nd and
lillian A. Becker %. q Washington Rev. Ezra
r. Ben.
q. Edward KoIb g. and Hazel \ Lewis e.
both Of Wijamsrart. Pa. Rev. i. b. Mclaughlin.
John l. Cox g. a. EustsE-trr- Va, srI Auule
l. Bennett o. of MorisyilIe 10. Rev. William T.
GorCr
Henry l. k Wedding, q. ard Elnma Y. simp-
-or. 90, Rev. Charles o. Isaac
Duangy H. Jewell &, Of Glsubr9ok, Va. and
Bessie Thomas. %. Of Purcellule, Va. Rev
Charles A. smith.
Pleasant II. Gay. 25. Of Richmond. Va. and
Alice NJ Flippen. >. q sUuuysids, Va. Rev. G.
T. Winnigier.
Russell A. Lyun. IS. Of Leasburg. Va, and Lillian
s. Davis, 90, Of PWcellfiile Rev. G. F.. Wiu5igler
George J. HAYES. q, ard Joanna ]. Lawl5r &.
Rev. J. B. KellshCr.
Frederick a. Kerby. q, and Helen F. Hunter. %
Rev. II. a. Griffith.
Dave Dacsiu, q, and Rosa Totshik, 9. Rev.
NJ r. Yocls1n-
Gilbert S. Woolwcrth. &c. Of Watertovn. " Y.
and Marie c. Bmsou, p, If Mars Bluff, s. C.
Rev. James II. ". Blake
COLOREp.
Thomas Brown. g., and Jane Parker i2 Rev.
A. L. Mersh0n.
William Brown. e. and Della Thomas. 81, Of
Prince George County, Nd Rev. Alex. Delri&
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Russell and R0t-rr lee OBru. 20 secure
Charles J. Butler. Ila). 10 81 months, pJT
cent. lot s5.
Caicha,ter-I-absI T. Williamson co vir. Thomas T.,
o. Washington Loan and Trst Company. %
serurr- Equitable COOPERATIVE Building Asslcla-
ton ST $40. uar-aCasferiE half Dot &
SauI's addtan-IeseGE *. Dawson 60 Ux. 90 3.
Francis saul srl Walter +. Hilton. % secure
T. ~ saul $3.50. 3 years. 5 par cent, sgDl-
annually Dot 55. square -2
Pleasant Plaius-Sarual ~ Robinson o. Washing
ton Loan and Trust Company and William H.
IauHlm 90 scCr, William r. War-lgu and
Richard O. Warthen, 1880 years. Der cent
saIni-arEulIiv. part ---
RoscdaIc and I-1rrao0i-ThCmss Kleb 70 Tx. 90
Charles G.. Allen and William H. Saunders. %
secure Wim1t W Trtw. $500. years. o pJr
cent syrsiauu.s'.y, l5t %, block -
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Costello. Walter Costello. and " H. Comedy
manilmUs Plaintiff attorney. Howard Eui-
Ne. 4s5 James G. Carroll vs. Capital Traction
Company; damages S.UA. Plaintiffs att5uer-. s.,
A. LiTscdmb and William Ellison
so. 1854. NC=eley-Houe Company VS. Lilbu5u
Br1s.- account. Se5Z Plainr1 attorney. j. Win
ship Wheat O..
80. 1885 John Cooper vs. Leo Simmons notes.
SIS Plaintiffs attorney. T. J. Gi-s
No. s9s5s Eaeari williams sgmiHistrair-. ys.
The J. 1IaUU Dove Company. Incorporated. dam
aras. Soe5J. Plaintiff att1raulys e. j. Murphy and
George j. Hoover.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-09
AFTER RACING COMMISSION.
Empire city TrottiuE Club Fights
for License ina Court.

Albany. Y. s.. Oct S.-Thc case OF the
Empire City Trottng Club against the
state racing commission, seeking 90
compel by court order the granting OF "a
license o. the club 90 conduct race meets
on its track near Y0EheTs. was argued
before the Court az Appeals to-day.
The appellate division, second depart
meut, granted such an order upon the
state commission, and the case comes to
the highest court ON an appeal by the
state racing commissioners from that de-
cfsion.
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Circuit Court No. 1.
JJsTICE WHIHH

tt-Iii.t n hlfr1l-
Riley rs. B1lai verdict fer defendant Plaintiff 5
attorney, s. T. Thomas; defendants attorney j. j.
Darlington.
Belt ys Auurfer: order of reference % James e..
Payne a5 arbitrator. Plaintiff attorney, G.. i. Frat
lcg. defendants a-tsue.s. e.. A. Douglas and l. B..
Sheriff.
scaadcr U.s. Lrc5g,t; jury dtaultl and are dis
charged Tlliuu5s attorney VI. D. Davis, de-
PENDANTS atr.rrF. vs.. III. ~.H.cs
Schneider Es Ws-klr ..EerItr.E verdict for plain
t.g tur ,5-. Plaintiff attorneys. HLuay q Wood
ard. defendant attorney. !. b. Archer. j.
kiHmag vT Rawlings. plaintiff takes n1usTut
IlaTfI1s attorneys. iaursral Johnson de-
tluLaUt'- attorney. J. A. Jones'
Roach * MusseI sash and Door Company vs.
Riley, motion FOR Judgment avsIrl.sa- Plaintiff IS
ATTORNEY Victor H. Walac-; defendants aJ--rueg .
Tracy L. JCf0rls
Assignment tar to-day
NO e. ElmsuI> SIS. Holden. Attorneys, Ralst-u
& -.II.us-H. p. Davis and II. J. May.
40. E. WliliEg Gibbs & Daniel VS. kuiT Attar-
uevs. W. e.. BLlgr,,5u and W. J. Le--sE-H H-
-urHu
No &C. Elliott vs.. LANGLEY. Attorneys. Z. F.
Le-ch and L. T. C0.laiay-Jaau kl-rlt and +. i.
Pratt
$50. o. Simmons vs. Kely. Attorneys. John Rid
80. T. Grgealsaf So Scott Attorneys John Eid-
1gr-W. T. Pa.ltaa.
Np o. Qur-u rs. Parker. ATTORNEYS +. $.
El-H- and r. a. Fri-B. a.. Donaldson. b. W.
Parker Jal.a Hd.gt. and RaIsran * ,iidous.
Na. sl-Frl-t Ts. Parker. AttnuUEs. same
No. IS. Van Ngs IS. Halcy. Attorneys, w. e..
Eallg--tau-L. T. Eyerstt.
80 ST.. " and IS. Realty Company ys- LaWler.
Attorneys !. $. E4-.g-~mi,a-E. >- Nalrueg.
80. So PurIr SIS. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys Caurh,I Cau.-s-su aud Hay
den J1Lus-n-G- T. Hamilton
The Washington herald., 1907-10-09
DEATH RECORD.

Hannah Barry. 723 Fla. ave. NV. g. years.
Frances Prender. l3l Carroll st. Sc, days
-COLDRED.
James T. Jordan. Az lst ST. se.. l9 years
AlexaudyT Racks 2l2 Va. ave. NV, 6I years.
Couelius Thomas 25i5 Va ave. NV. 1 year
Carrie Hamilton 2]4 9Th ST. NV. 81 years.
Emeliue Holman gJl0 81 st. IS years.
Martha A. Brown, 325 X ST. sw.. 50 years.
Emma Montgomery, Anger ave, Garfield, D. c
81 years.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-09
APPROVES ATHLETIC HEADS.
Naval AcHdCmy's Chief IndorSeS
Athletic Associations Election.

Annapolis Oct. o.-Commandar William
5. Benson. commandant of midsh'pmeu at
tLe Naval Academy. has just approved of
the officers OF the AUdsaipmeu's Athletic
Association, recently elected. The officers
are: President. George H. Emmorson.
Lincoln, H., secretary, Marion c. Robert
son. Houston, Tex; treasurer, Frank #.
Leighton, TunkaaunocE, Pa The Mid
shipments Athletic Association is "a dis
iinct body from the Navy Association.
In addition 20 selecting the officers and
committee, the following were chosen
managers Of the several athletic teams.
FitzhUgh Green, ST. Joseph. Mo- foot
ball; Joseph s. Harris, Monticello. Ark.
baseball, Vance ID. CLapliue. Lincoln.
Neb.. field and track, and Allen G. Kirk,
Beverly, y. j., fencing.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-09
SWIMMING TEAM CAPTAIN.
Yale selects Edward c. VI. Richards
10 Succeed NharIes MengeI.

New Haven, Conn. Oct S-Edward c.
H. Richards was tonight elected captain
If the Yale swimming team, to succeed
Charles AIengel, who did not return TO
college this f8ll. but went into business
d Louisville.
Richards is an expert water polo player
Ind fast sprint swimmer, holding an in
,eroOIlegigte record.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-09
RACE COURSE NEARLY READY.
sLuclSy'' BaIdwin's Arcadia Track
VIII Open Thanksgiving Day.

Los Angeles. Oct 6-George Ross.
Barney .Schnber, and E. J, Lucky Bald
win, owners Of the new track at Arcadia,
twenty-five miles from here, declare run
hing races VIII begin Thanksgiving Day
b continue 100 days.
There viii be no attempt 10 race at As
c0t Park until the courts decide upon the
legality OF racing there All ascot stakes
UIII be run Off az Arcadia
The Washington herald., 1907-10-09
YnIe Drop kicker Is III.

New Haven, Conn, Oct. SIT is said at
the Yale indrm2ry that Henry N. Whea-
ton, Of Philadelphia, YaIe's new half back
and drop kicker, who was hurt in Satur-
days game with Syracuse, cannot leave
there within a couple Of weeks, and that
it VIII be fully three weeks before he is
in shape to play again.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-09
wins Auegany Championship.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Cumberland, Nd, Oct. S.-Lonaconing
to-day won the second game Of a series
Of three with Midland and won the
championship of Allegany county and
tie purse Of 800. The score was IA to
4. The batteries were: Midland, Duck
worth and McKeldon; LOnaconing, Grin
dell Muir and Sloan.
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Largest Morning Circulation.

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OmcinIs Chosen for Big Game.

New Haven. oct. S.-Yale and Prince
ton football officials have agreed upon
the following officials for the game be-
tween the Tigers and the Eli eleven here
November 16. H. Okeson, Of Lehigh, um-
pire; f. x. Hail. Of Dartmouth, line
man; Edward Young, Of Cornell, timer.
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Equity Suits.

40 -9z R1ss5t 8larav rs. Amelia F. Hautley
et aLi 20 cancel deed. Camplaiaalts solicitor. !.
h. jackson.
no. EA Conrad II. Syme SIS. John T. T1oLe;
injunction. Cauplaiuauts solicitor. G.. H. Sym..
30. Es5. Gilbert =. Clark U.s. Mary L. Mont
r1mery e- al; % enforce mechanics lien. Cua-
ulalIalts solicitor. Leo Simmons
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Lawsuits.

No. 1881 Irving X Farrington & Co. vs. Max
W. Hendrick; certioraH. Defendants attorney. r.
A. Ford
No 1882 United States cx rclatione The sun
Printing and Publishing Association vs. National
Publishing Company, Samuel J. Masters, John F.