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The Washington herald., 1908-02-14
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Special 60 The Washington Herald
Chicago, Feb. 13-Joe CantiIon's plan 10
place Cliff Blankenship with minor
league club have been blocked by Cleve-
land.
When the Washington manager re-
ceived word some time ago that Blankcn-
ship was making arrangements to remain
on the Coast next season, he Immediately
got busy and asked for waivers on the
player in order TO send him to the minors.
Cautillon figured that as Blankenship had
not been a pronounced success in the
major league last season. the catcher was
satisfied that he would be unable TO con
tinue in Washington and wanted TO get a
good berth in California rather than be
sold TO some small minor league team.
Seven American League managers eX-
pressed their willingness to let Blanken-
ship out but when it came te Laioie the
Cleveland manager refused to waiver
saying that be was much impressed with
the catcher and was anxious TO land him
for the Maps. Tt remains to be seen
whether Lajoie viii be able 10 induce
Blankenship to leave California and take
another try at fast company.
Holds Up Jim Morgan.
Cleveland also refused to waive on Jim
Morgan of Detroit the former George
town player
'.1IoXey'' G. Manuel the leading pitcher
of the New Orleans team of the Southern
League. who was tried out by Washing
ton two years ago. has signed with the
White Sox. his contract coming yesterday
from PascOla. Mo. Including Fielder
Jones and Pat DougherJy, whose con-
tracts are as good as signed, President
Comiskey has thirty players in line and
is now ready for the training trip. even ii
no more signatures arrive before starting
time The squad of thirty SOX includes
twelve pitchers. four catchers. nine in-
feldeTs. and FIVE outfeldeTs.
President Johnson has mailed notices of
the annual meeting of the league TO be
held February 26 al the Hotel BTeslin.
New York. The National Commission
VIII meet AT New York on February a.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-14

CORNELL LOSES ANOTHER.
Football Center Il sixth Athlete 10
Leave in Two Weeks.

Ithaca, y. y. Feb. l3.-Charles C.
May, of Montana, Cornelrs crack foot
ball center viii leave the university for
his home. his fraternity brothers in
the Alpha Delta Phi house confirmed
the statement to-day.
Mays mother has been i'll, and al
though he passed his examination with
flying colors and was In no scholastic
difficulties. he viii not stay in Ithaca
his loss viii be a severe blow 10 the
football team. Last fan he developed
into Trst-class center and was count
ed equal 10 other Cornell stars. lie
was a member of the Freshman crew
last year, a prominent candidate for the
varsity crew and one of Jack Moak-
leys best shotputters. May is the
sixth star athlete that Cornell has lost
in two weeks.
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PASS DISFRANCHISING BILL.
Democrats In Maryland House Are
Unanimous for Measure,

Special To The Washington Herald
Annapolis, Nd, Feb. 13.-The dis
franchising amendment came before the
house for final passage at 2:10 O'Clock to-
day. The roll call was begun Immediate
ly, but as it progressed the Democrats
became uneasy, as they had not given
due consideration 10 the fact that a three
ffths vote was needed for the passage.
and many of the members were absent
from the house.
Messengers were sent out to look up the
absentees. When Mr.. PaiTOs name was
reached he spoke in opposition to the
measure.
The vote was, Of course, a party one,
and as the roll call proceeded the Demo
Gratis collected their absentees. assuring
them the necessary votes.
Mr.. Pairo made the only speech on the
measure. When the roll call was COM
pleted the speaker announced that sixty
eight voted for the amendment and
twenty-fOur against it, and having re-
ceived the necessary majority, it was de-
clared passed. It now goes to the senate.
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Mai. Hatfield. of the United States
Army, stationed at Fort Myer Va. has
been named as chief marshal for the
parade which will be held February =.
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SCORE HOSPITAL TRUSTEES.
Physicians of Washington County
Threaten to Take Action.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Hagerstown. Nd. Feb 13.-The
Washington County Medical Society at
"a meeting held here this afternoon
adopted resolutions severely condemn
ing the management of the Washington
County Hospital fer failure TO put into
effect recommendations made by the
society a year ago.
It is alleged 3y the physicians that
the position taken by the hospital trus-
toes is unwarranted and calculated to
work injury TO the medical profession
and the hospital
Unless the trouble complained of is
rcmedied by May l. the physicians
threaten TO withdraw all graduates
gratttuous service TO the hospital The
recent dismissal of FIVE nurses in train
ing at the hospital is believed TO have
in "a measure prompted to-day's action
by the medical society.
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Jim CROW" SPACE SMALL.
senator CIagett Wants Bigger Sec
tiOns for the COIOred Passengers.

olsfAL li iNH washington ttIdll
Annapolis, Md, Feb. l3.-Senator
CIagett of Prince George County. wants
a square deal for the "colored brother"
lie does not believe that the railroad GERS
are treating him fairly in their inter
probation Of the Jim crow law passed
in 1904 The law as il now stands re-
quires separate compartments for the
whites and blacks. and the railroads have
done this by partitioning off small por-
tion OF car for the negroes. often this
con. .partment is greatly overcrowded
while there is plenty of room for the
whites
To-day Senator Cl1gctt introduced a
hill amending the Jim crow law SO as
to provide that an entire car shall b. set
aside for the coIored people Il is also
provided that when there is not sufficient
room in the c0lored car and all the seats
in the white cars are not occupied tie
conductor shall have authority 20 put
aside a part Of the space in the white
car for the colored people.
The bill does not apply to through
trains nor any except steam roads.
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CROWLEY TO MEET WARD.
Washington Boys In Preliminary to
Fitzgerald-I4nnders Fight.

k1tEIera aisl-t4unGeFs HIEhts
Special to The Washington Herald
Baltimore. Feb 1S.-'Willie" Fitzgerald
and Fred Landers. the principals in the
fifteen-round battle before the Eureka
Athletic Club, at Germania Maennerchor
Hall tomorrow night. arrived in town
late this afternoon. Fitzgerald was ac-
eompanied by Tommy Sullivan, the
Lawrence welter-weight, who has been
boxing In good form in the Philadelphia
arena. When he came here to box
"Amby'' McGarry, Fitzgerald was being
handled by BILLY Mccartney, who IS
now the manager of "Unk' Russell
Fitzgerald and McCaney had split over
the Herman Miller benefit Fitzgerald
claims that McCMney did not notify him
in time taat he was wanted here TO box
Joe" Cans, and such an argument re-
suited that Fitzgerald pulled away from
Mccartney. and will be his own manager.
Jack" Diamond. of Chicago we'll known
lin Western pugilistic circles, is looking
after Landers
The referee has not yet been selected.
The boxers will have a conference with
Manager Herford. and it is expected that
all will soon agree upon the chief official
1t is probable that Jack" McGuigan. of
Philadelphia, will be named
The semi-windup between two Wash
ington boxers viii likely prove fast. II
will be six rounds between Eddie"
Crowley and Tommy Ward. Crowley
has fought several fast battles here, the
last draw with Young Mack, Of Ches-
ter Pa
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COMMERCIAL D1
-CKPIN LEAGUE.
Totals. 597 IA
DISTRICT LEAGUE

Al Fentcn rolled third game. fAl Fenton rolled
second game.
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Special TO The Washington Herald
Charlottesville. Va. Feb. 13.-The
following debating team has been Sc
lectcd to represent the University Of
Virginia in the forthcoming contest
with Johns Hopkins, TO be held at the
University of Virginia Friday, April s:
De Roy Ransom FOnviile, Of BuTling-
ton. y c.; Maurice HiTsch. Of Houston.
Tex. and Thomas SlatOr Settle, of Flint
Hill. Va. Alternate, Harry Hadley
Thurlow, of Buffalo. n. Y The ques-
ton u be debated is. Resolved. That
national banks should be permitted to
issue. subject to tax and government
supervision. notes based on their gen
eral assets" Virginia will maintain
the negative
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EASY FOR JACKATKIN
Takes Up 1873 Pounds and
CanterS Home Winner.
OTHERS LOOK LIKE PLATERS
SchFefber Colt. Nursed Along for
ThPee-eighthE of the Journey,
Wins EasiIy-Lens, with NOtter Up,
Makes Bid in Last Quarter.

New Orleans, Feb. 1S.-The main fea-
ture at the Fai~ Grounds to-day, a six
furlong handicap, for three-year-olds and
upward. resulted in an easy victory for
Schreiber's Jack Atkin, who took up 13S
pounds and made a good field Of sprinters
appear Ike common selling platers.
Nicol nursed Jack AtIsin along for three
eighths Of the journey, and Hyperion IL.
which attempted To keep pace with the
.Schreiber racer let go. Notter brought
up Lens in the last quarter but the
Schreiber colt shcok him off and came
home an easy winner.
Summaries,
FIRST RACE-Three furlorgs. Grgator, los a..
Lee 20 !. woni Edwin L.. lo6 C. koemer, 70
J. second Tame l05 ~ Powersl, 20 10 l. third.
Time 0-& 25. ceUiCmce. Warden, Fuddn Tyler,
Aiilue OBHeu Prefix. Eustachian, Swing, Fisgy
Miller. and EXcelsis also ran.
SECOND RACE-Three furlougS Fnancier, iO9
tNotterI. Il to 8. won. Tassmastsr % &c. Henry.
20 J. second. B0bhin Around. i0i ". I0wers 5
90 !, third Time. ! IL IS. bcb Rose Risk, Pa
droue, Rife Range Prince Bowling. Kings Plate,
Florida Glen OIfano. and Milo also ran.
THIRD RACE-FUe fUlongs. The Bear. Il3
tMcDmi5n s to s. won; Toy Boy. lo6 iNotterl 6
to 3, second; f. r Ship "a u, W. Murphy, Is 10
l. third Tuia. l. 02 35 Platoon, The Thorn, and
FTeyhush Also ram.
FOURTH RACE-SN furlUngs Jack AtkiB. l35
tNicou. even. won: Lens Jos .Notter l3 to 8. sec
ond. Hyperion II. rs u. Lee 90 !. third. Time.
ll5 Sir TodiuRton and Pasadena also ran
FIFTH EACE-Scren fUriGngs. Arrful D0dgcr. 9s
MUlciLcy l5 to 1, won; ROYAL ouE- Jos -. Lee,
20 J. second Mr. Peabody 81 u. NcCaheyl. IS %
l. third Time los 45. Coincidence. Meadow
Breeze d. Res7Ee. TiTaimi rmsticker Fl0WaWay.
and Fred NuIbollaud also ran.
SIXTH HACE-Dne mile and seventy Yards
Ssiuessv, % ~. sumrer, Q 10 l. WuH; Apt. %
NolesVurJhi - 90 J. second. Mtluge. 9j IS.
Flynn. to D. third. Time. las 55 Pedigree. pat
Omus. Gold1ues3 Arrow Swift. Rural B9y Apple
Toidy George H. White Ethel Can, and Thomas
Calhoun also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Cuo and one sixteenth miles
Lady Ethel 50 GNCGe5I. % J. Won Ns1ouia. i0]
lC. Booker, l2 60 ], second Lemon Girl, ll2 ~,
Powers. Z % T. third. Time. Isl 25. Athena,
Lady Oakland Eta NJ. Tyolean Rose Of Pink
Wabash Queen Ftronier and Sister Polly also
The Washington herald., 1908-02-14
Identified A. HigI,,Yaymen.

Edward. alias Cabbage browns,
twenty-one years of age, was this morn
ing positively identified by Thomas J.
snyder as being the man who held him up
and shot him last Tuesday night on
Shooter Hill. west Of this city, and Mr..
Snyder also identified Harry Hicks and
Wubert Cook as being with browns at the
time OF the shooting. The Identification
was made when the three young men
were brought into Mr.. Snyder.s ward al
the Alexandria Hospital Afterward the
men were conveyed 70 police headguar-
ters They viii probably be given q pre-
liminary hearing ia the morning All Of
the accused deny being implicated in the
shooting.
Policeman Garvev to-day recovered a
a caliber revolver from Frank Parker.
Parker told the policeman that he sold
the weapon LAST Monday to Cook. the lat
ter paying g down and promising subse-
queutly To pay 81 According 10 Parker
statement. Cook returned tine revolver 10
him Tuesday. requesting him 10 hold u
until ne was able 70 pay the remainder.
The police are being congratulated on the
quick manner in which they worked up
the case. The men were arrested by
Chief Goods. Lieut. Smith. Policemen
Bell. Knight Talbot. and Rawlett last
night. A further investigation Of the
case Is being made.
Owing 10 Snyders weak condition, the
attending physicians at the hospital have
not vet probed for the bullet 1t was
stated AT that institution tonight that
the injured man is doing as well as could
be expected.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-14
WORKING ON new AIR Line
Road VIII Traverse Rich Region in
Fluvanna County.
District Contains Excellent Water
without Railway Facilities.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Charlottesville. Va, Feb. 13.-Capt. T.
o. Troy. president of the Virginia Air
Line Railway. informed The Washington
Herald representative to-day that he cx-
pected to have trains running on or he
fore May /, between Lidsay, on the main
line Of the Chesapeake and Ohio. and
Bremo, on the James River division Of the
same system.
The new line will pass through portions
II AlDemarle and Louisa counties. and
traverse the entire length Of Fluvanna
County north and south. opening up a
very desirable section heretofore without
railway facilities. The Ravauna River.
the chief stream Of FIuvanna County.
contains fine water power. and projects
looking TO its development are already
being considered. The new line is most
substantially built. with eighty-nve pound
rail. stone ballast and steel bridges. It's
opening viii give Washington closer
access 10 much new territory
The rooms Of the Y. N. G. A., In the
old Presbyterian church opposite the
handsome new post-ofice, viii he closed
on Saturday and the building torn down
to give place 10 a handsome new struc-
ture- Secretary Moore who has been in
charge for the last year and q half viii
return 20 his home in the eastern part of
the state % spend tie summer.
J. A, Cheape, an ingenious young ;nveu-
tor of this city. has received letters patent
for pocket or desk adding machine, con
structed on original lines differing in
many respects from similar devices. i'm
that it is exceedingly simple and easily
operated. Besides adding, 1t can be made
10 multiply subtract, and divide eight
columns of figures. and Is 50 small IL
by 3 inches-that ii can be carried I'm the
pocket almost as conveniently as a knife
AIr. Cheape is organizing "a stock company
20 engage IN manufacturing 70 in this city
The Washington herald., 1908-02-14
EX-SAILOR ENDS LIFE.
Arthur Hawk, Of EIIicOtt City,
shoots Self Through Heart.

SPECIAL % The washington HeTaId
Ellicott City. Md. Feb. 1S-Arthur 5.
Hawk, son OF William Hawk, aged TWEEN
ty-fve years, committed suicide this
evening by shooting himself in the heart.
Hawk made his home with his brother
in-laW. Thomas P8dget. Just after eat
ing his supper he passed out into the
yard where he fired the shot. He died al
most instantly. Hawk had served in
both the army ana navy, enHsting for
three years. and serving in Company 1l9,
Coast Artillery, at Fort Delaware.
Afterward he enlisted for four years in
the navy, and served on the battle ship
Alabama. which lay for year off EN-
pire Panama, and afterward off the
Philippines. He did not serve his full
time in the army.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-14
MISS MARY v. WOODS A BRIDE
Charlottesville Girl Weds DR.. Frank
A, LuptOn, Of Birmingham, Ala,
Mrs. James VI. Mason. of CharIestOvyn,
Performs the Ceremony
special to The Washington Herald.

Special % The Washington Herald
Charlottesville. Va, Feb 13.-The bril-
liant social event Of the season was the
marriage last evening Of Dr. Frank a.
Lupton. Of Birmingham. Ala. and Miss
Mary Watts Woods, daughter OF Capt
Micajah Woods. one Of the most promi-
nent members Of the legal profession in
the state.
The ceremony took place at $50 o'clock
in Christ Episcopal Church. which was
filled with invited guests Twelve dozen
candles added beauty TO the scene. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. DIR.
Frank Page. of Brooklyn. y. Y. an uncle
Of the bride, assisted by Rev. Harry &
Lee. rector of the church The bride
was given away by her father. Capt.
Woods.
The maids of honor were Misses S8llie
and Lettfe Woods, sisters OF the bride.
Their gowns were of white chiffon cloth
over white taffeta. trimmed with lace
and white messaline. Mrs. James NJ.
Mason Of Charlestown, ". Va, was
matron Of honor. She wore a white lace
robe over PING taffeta, made train and
empire tlfHIs
The bridesmaids. wearing exquisite
toilets of pale pink chiffon cloth over pink
taTeta, made empire effect and train,
were Misses Mary Moon, Maggie Mason,
Kathleen Woods Mary Duke, and Ida
HanckeI Of Charlottesville. and Miss
TiIEe Page. of Erooklyn. n Y.
DIT u. II. Tally. Of Birmingham, Ala.
was best man. and the groomsmen were
Alessrs Warner Wood and Robert II.
Woods. jr.. Of Charlottesville. John Page
Of Brooklyn. Saulsby Jemison. OF Bir-
minEham. Ala, DIR. William NJ Dabney,
and Or J. NJ II. Knox. Of Baltimore
Dr Robert Nelson. of Birmingham, Ala.
and DR. Hugh 1T. Trout, Of Roanoke, Va
The ushers were Messrs. John W. Fish
burne Lynn c. Woods, Albert Boiling
Samuel Caves. and Dr. Charles s. Ven
able and Dr. Hugh T. Nelson. Of Char
Tl-rrsf--lf.
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summoned to Washington.
cial to The Washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Spencer, ~ c.. Feb. Representa-
tives of the International Association
Of Machinists were called to Washing
ton to-day from all points on the
Southern system 20 confer with the
officials Of the Southern Railway Com
pany concerning labor interests. The
various district unions each sent rep
resentative. and the commission will be
in conference with the officials OF the
mechanical department at Washington
on Friday.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-14
BOWLERS SHOW FORM
High Scores Are Made in Cin-
cinnati Tourney.
BAsCHANGS MAINTAIN LEAD
Cleveland and Detroit Teams Tn
able to Better Score of 2,760, Made
by Cincinnati QuInt-RObeFt E.
MeBninger, of Detroit, Attains
First Place In singles.

Cincinnati. Feb. 13-With Jimmy Smith
in their lineup the Corinthians showed a
return TO the form that has made them
famous as a bowling team. and made a
total Of 2753 In the international matches
to-day. The Furniture City team of Grand
Rapids was alongside of the Corinthians
but the showing did not compare with
that of the New Workers. The best they
could do was to make , 2.4f7. 306 pins less
than the Corinthians.
Smith was allowed to bowl with the
New York team tonight, although the
Furniture City aggregation made siren
uous protests Garry Hermann was
called in 10 decide the point. and after
being shown that Smith was "a regular
member of the Corinthians. although he
did not bowl with that team when it won
the national championship he decided
that Smith was entitled to bowl
The New York star made only 159 in
the first game. being unable 20 biz the
head pin, but in the two succeeding
games he made over 300. Linden was "a
great deal like Smith in the first contest.
and then came back and made 2l1 and 20
in the two succeeding games.
An all-Star team of Cincinnati boWlers
was organized tonight. and was willing
20 bowl the Corinthians or any of the
other champions for 500 "a side, but no
one accepted their challenge.
Robert +. Menninger. Of Detroit, took
the lead in the individuals this afternoon.
making 669 which ties for champion
ship record in a. b. c. tournaments.
The teams made mighty efforts to
dislodge the Baschangs, No. / from the
irst place in the international bowling
tournament. but when the totals were
counted up "The Baschaugs" We're s;il
there
The Starlights. with a score of 2733:
/ the Harvards. OF Cleveland. with a like
score: Grmths No ?. also Of Cleveland,
with z.703; the Detroit a. 3. c. five, with
I 2736 and the Cadllacs. OF Detroit with
F z7l6. looked dangerous until the last
I frame was completed
There were some splendid performances
F in the doubles and individuals. Langen-
/ berg and Ameling of St. Louis jumped
into second place in the doubles boy roll
/ ing lg2
( In the singles c. a. Cruise In
diansp0lis. signaled his debut as na-
tional tournament roller by showing
/ with G5o Dunbar. the Newark crac6, got
/ G2l Thompsou's Bruuswick-Balke-Col
/ lender team. winners of the Canadian
/ Association championship last year. took
/ the lead In the first three games Of the
/ international match. The scores
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ATTACKED BY BIG DEER.
Park Guard Escapes Death by SeiE-
ing Hold of AntIers.
III b - Wa.hinron IL


LynchbWg, Va. Feb. IA park guard
named Turner at 1he Miller Park had
a narrow escape from being killed to-
DAY by a big deer. He entered the en-
closure to feed the deer. and the animal
attacked Turner. He grabbed the antlers
of the animal, and was about exhausted
in his fight when help arrived.
The deer was shot before Turner could
he rescued
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weII-known Trotter Dead.

New York, Feb. 13.-The noted trotter.
Edward owned by Frank work. has just
died at farm on Long Island, at the age
of thirty-sI, He, with his mate, Dick
Swiveller, held the record in double
harness for many years by a mile in
20 3-4, made at Providence. He was used
on the road in this city by his owner
who is now in his eighty-ninth year, and
was turned out when he was twenty.
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Hold Negro for Murder.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Rockville. Md. Feb. l3.-The jury of
inquest in the case OF John Taylor, the
eoIored man who was shot three
months ago at Bethesda, and died from
his wounds last Sunday, concluded its
Investigations to-day and held Howard
Price, cOlOred. for the murder of Tay-
lOr Price was remanded to Jail to
await The action of the grand jury.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-14
Assistant Coach at Princeton.

Bridgeton. n J.. Feb. l3.-William H
("Reds'D Rowe, of Baltimore. catcher
of the Bridgeton baseball team last
summer. who is spending the winter
hero, has been offered and accepted
the position OF assistant trainer Of the
Princeton University baseball team, and
will report for duty Feb f. Rowe viii
catch for Bridgeton again this coming
summer.
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Hoppe and Cutler Break Even.

Ann Arbor. Mich, Feb. 13-"Willie"
Hoppe and Albert Cutler met in two 800
point 1l.2 balk-line games of billiards here
yesterday afternoon and last night In
the first game Cutler won, 800 to 300, with
an average Of 3S - Last night Hoppe
reversed that, and won. so to 100, with
an average Of Il 81. Hopes high run
was %. while Cutters was 303.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-14
New Haven Club sold.

New haven, Conn, Feb. 13.-1t was an
baseball team and franchise in the Con
nectieut League had been practically sold
to Walter Hurnham, Of Newark, n, J..
a former manager of the Newark Eastern
League team.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-14
Honor Among Hlgl.waymen

Philadelphia. Feb 13.-After knocking
Mrs Mary McManus unconscious by
pushing her against "a lamppost, a high
wayman bathed her head till she revived.
As she opened her eyes the footpad
dropped a quarter into her hand. saying,
This is for carfare. and disappeared
with her purse and rings.
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sues RniIwnr for CoId.

Charlotte. n C. Feb. 1S.-AIr. Hollo-
way. OF Wake County, \ c, has in
stituted suit in Wake County Court
against the Durham Union Station Com
pany alleging that he contracted a
cold while awaiting the arrival of "a
passenger train The plaintiff is ask
ing s.. .O00 damages. claiming he suffer-
ed injury to that extent.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-14
Jack Everhardt in Ring.

New Orleans. La, Feb. I3.-After sew
eral years absence from the ring. Jack
1verhardt, a middle-weight, won the de
cision last night over Jack Graham. of
Kansas City in a 10-round contest at the
Southern Athletic Club
The Washington herald., 1908-02-14

The militia basketball team. which
leaves here tomorrow night for a trip
through New England. is the Corcoran
Cadet qulnt under the management Of
Capt. c. T. Edwards
The Washington herald., 1908-02-14
DOWN THE ALLEYS.
p O. LEAGUE
Chamberlain rolled second and third games
DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE

Totals. 64i co. 6l3 Totals.
Union LEAtt'F
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