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The Washington herald., 1908-08-16
HOUGH THE WINNER
Captures Match in Tourney
at Columbia Club.
CLOSE PLAY ORDER OF DAY
A. p. Heaton~ Springs Surprise by
Winning from Frank GOvern-Ban-
nOckburn Golf Club Has Challenged
Columbia Club 10 Play Match fer
Championship Cup of the : A a

The match between = T HoUgh and
". J. Eynon. in the first round Of the
match play IN the handicap tournament
OF the Columbia Golf Club furnished much
excitement and went 70 th.rty-four holes.
Mr.. Hough winning. UP. 3 10 play. Mr..
Hough was conceded ] hole handicap over
Nj Eynon. AID after the eighteenth hole
had been played the men were tied. neces-
stating further play. The men played
evenly for the extra holes. Hough forging
ahead as the match progressed until he
won on the thI-ry-fourrh hole
The ma i0riry Of the matches IN the first
and second sixteens We're close. five of
them being won by I up. that between +
s. Appleman and " :. Smith going an
extra hole. A surprise was the easy man
ner in which A 3. Heaton defeated
Frank Govern
The second round OF the tourlamen
viii be played during this week
The BannOcsbu-n Golf Club has chal-
lenged the Columbia Club 10 play a
match for the championship cup Of the
South Atlantic Association. and the match
viii take place on The links Of the Co
lumbia Club next Saturday
The Summaries.
Results Of match play in first sixteen.
F. 5. Arp,snan defeated W s smith up. ls
ho-5s. T. O. D1vi5son dzfzulted % Harris Brown
T. A Newman defeated g. Il Weaver ! up- A.
l1ar-luzi- de.aUl-si 20 A Winter. j. r Da-50rth
defeated jay J. Mo-7cs. I ur- j. T. HouEh defeated
VI J. Evu1u- : IQ. 90 shy. q holes. a r
Heath defeated Frank tT1veru- up. % play
Z b Eyuon defeated T. L Hod-rs I'D. 20 play
Results Of the match play in the second
sixteen
". Eyn1n defeated 2 Z Brenrlc. ur- H l.
West defeated Z B. de Guv. 1 up. A. l.. Clark
6-faui-ei o. " H Moss. G- H Chasnan defeated
r J. Beal-- ur; T. y Horn defarlted o. A P
Cla-s. A. r. Lre- dCfall1el 20 W " smith: l.
/ Ober defeated :. a Rers5=. I up c. H Alsu.
t-e-
The pairings for the second round in the
first sixteen follow
F. : Arrlerlau IS Ha--is Brown. z A Newman
A. Winter y Z D1ufa--h vs. ". J. Eya,n.
A p Heat0u IS r r Eyuon.
The pairings for the second round in the
second sixteen follow
". Eyuc1 Us 4 L West ". H. Moses IS. C.
h Chssnan. A P Clark vs. ". y. Smith, z. I.
Oher Us C. 4 Allen
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FRANK GREER CAPTURES
SOULS AT SPRINGFIELD
Former Champion Regans Title by Leading From
Start to Finish in National Regatta-New
York First in Senior Eight Cared

Springfield, Mass. Aug. I5.-Frank B.
Greer. Of Boston. who lost the national
single scuu championship two years ago
by being debarred from racing IN the
United States at worcester. won back
the honor to-day in the second DAYS races
Of the annual regatta Of the National
Association Of Amateur Oarsmen-
IN order 70 regain the title. Greer vas
forced to defeat Harry 5 Bennett, Of
Springfield. Who won from Greer at Phila-
delphia last year The best Bennett could
DO was to finish third. John O-NeiH, Of
Halifax. crossing the line in the wake Of
Greer. and Durand1 Miller. Of New York
coming in fourth Fred Shepherd, Of
Brooilyn. was last
Greer had been training hard under Ten
Eyck de got the best start Bennett
being last away The Springfield boy. IN
order 70 recover the space lost. pulled a
hurried stroke. which tired him and pre-
vented him from making his oId-ti-ne
squirt at the finish.
The lead Greer took AZ The start he
kept 70 the finish.
\. \. A c. Is Winner.
There was a great finish in the senior
eight-oared race. the last event on rhs
card. In this event the New York
Athletic Club. AEnnesotas. of ST Pau.
and the Detroits pulled nearly the entire
mile and a half side BY side. with the
Riversides. OF Cambridge training close.
The three crews finished within 2 boats
length the Detroits overlapping The New
York Athletics. and The Llnnesotas over
tapping the Detrcits. The Rfversides
were several lengths 70 the rear.
In the senior fJur-oared event the Yes
pers, Of Philadelphia, roVed a strong.
even race, covering the course IN fast
time
The National Association -o-dsv elected
the following board Of officers % serve
tie ensuing year President. James pix
Inston- New York. vice president. h1rles
W Preisendan- Philadelphia. secretary.
Fred R Fortmeyer- Newark. y. J. and
treasurer John O. Regan. New York
The Summaries.
se-i-- tesr--a-ed-wol ug vesp- Boa- club. PsI-
. 1Lel-E tiirresofa B-z- C,-b -. PAN ze--li
-. Mar- Halifax rhI-5. Tine SIS Is
in-sr1le,iiate csu-Iucis st-a-z1ra7ay-Wo- b. Me-
rrroll'sn Rowing Club Ncv Tr-s- Union Boat
tlan. NeT York. secu-d- Harlem R1u5rz Club Ssz
YORK. third Tine s.E
Iu-sunediats znEies-V1u D. Carey FsuLE-sr Rs--
c-=-iss- Cauh-lie- s T. G--+-- Wez- 9ri-sie--
r-tl4 Boat Cub SscC15- Carl Wi--I-s. B-15fc-ds. s.
CaEh-id-s. third. Time. -1--5
WaT cau7c mile s-raizlI-a -av.-W-1 b. Dszzz-
Boat Club. Crescent Cane Cl1b. Walthar. secl-L
Tu-e. -.
Cdau7ll-ship sirF-es-yycr t.- Frs-k p C-ee-.
Bo-t-17 John O'Nesu. Halifax =scrud- Harrv s
Bennett. Si-lueiei1. -llrd- Tl-lu51 1Il-Ilr Nex
York fourth; Fret Shepherd. Br,1zlyz Eth Tine.
s=
Ssrio- rai--osrs5-Won h- Vss7s-s. FaEa5slpaia
! N--ra-cilz. New York. second T1us. 1890.
Senior siEh--0arei-Yy0- o. Nc~ T1-k A-hIe-i-
Z Cab Detroit Boat Cluh ze--ud- Minnesota Boat
I Cub. - Ps1l third Tine s4
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NEW SWIMMING STAR FOUND.
SchOOIbOy Wins from Cracks from
the Olympic Games

New York. Aug 15.-A new swimming
star developed to-day at the Metropolitan
Championship races at Travers Island J.
n. Reilly. Of the Townsend Harris School.
defeated L Budd Goodwin, Of the New
York A @. who took part II the olympic
games and Kari Schuitt. also OF the New
York A G. Reilly took the lead al the
st1rt o. the 45i-yard race and won by
half a yard with Goodwin in third place.
eight yards behind.
The Metropolitan championship at fancy
diving Was won by Thomas J. O'CaIla-
gban. Of the New York A c. who was
eighteen points ahead Of Walter Lee. a
cIubmaJe. E. Kelley. OF the Bath Beach
Swimming Association. was third
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Washington IOOO00II0 10000 O.
Earned r,1rs-Chicszo 2 First base by
errors-N ashington. I, Chicago. / Left
On basss-NN ashinEton. g. Chicago. Il
First base on ballS-CE Walsh. , OF
Kelley. ! Innings pitched-By Kelley.
s, by smith. . Hits made-OT Keeley. :.
on smith. s. Struck out-Bv Walsh 5.
By Kelley. .. by Smith. e. -hree-hdse
hi--J lglau6. TWO-bdsr hits-MCBride. J.
TalnehilL Sacrifice hits-Shipze Street
Kelley. Jones. Davis. Stolen bsses-Afi-
ian. AtZ, sullivan Double play=Pick-
eriug 10 Tnglaub 20 Mcbride Parent 20
Davis Hit by pitcher-Ry Walsh, 2 I'm
P-res-AieSsrs Hurst and Co1lelly- Time
OF games hours and minutes
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The Score.

Pltrs5urE. Pa. Aug 15--PittsburE and
Boston played a close game to-day, with
victory going 20 the Pirates
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CURVES FOOL CHAMPIONS.
Philadelphia Defeats Chicago. , TO 1,
with Sparks in the Box.

Chicago, Aug E--Sparks threw nothing
but slow. rising curve to-day. but the
champions could not Eir il and were never
Troublesome Long hits by Osborne and
Titus were turned into runs by timely
drives behind Jnso- while the fielding q
both teams was of the fastest character
Score
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CHEVY CHASE LOSES
Bachelors Tennis Team Vic
tor in InterclUb Match.
JOHNSTON SCORES a VICTORY
Only Member of the Defeated Team
to Win His Mateh-Henry and
Hackett Furnish Good sport, Three
sets Being Required TO settle Su-
Premacy between This Pair.

The team from the Bachelors Lawn
Tennis Club had little trouble in dispcs-
ing Of the Chevy Chase Club tennis play
ers yesterday on The Iatter's courts. be-
ing successful in every match buJ one
Although the Chevy Chase players were
defeated IN so many matches. rhey fought
hard. and many OF the contests were
close and exciting
The match between Henry. Bachelors.
and Hackett, Chevy Chase. was the clos
est Of the afternoon, three sets being
required 10 settle the supremacy. Henry
took The hrsr set. g.. Hackett came
back strong for the second set. and won
IL a love set but Henry rallied and
took the third by So Lincoln had a
hard time couquering Hills. the second
SCI running % deuce.
Johnston. Of Chevy Chase. was the
only successful Chevy Chase contestant.
winning from ". B. Wood. Bachelors.
s. -
The results in the matches in the sin
giles follow
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Rockville and GaIthersburE Tie.

SUe-ial 90 Tie Washington Herald
Rockville Nd. Aug I5.-RoclviIIe Wis
tied GaitherSbuTg this afternoon and
played tie game with the team repre-
senting that place Darkness endes the
game in the eighth inning. the score
standing 3 10 3
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Germantown. u. Brunswick. 6.

s1ccal q The WashirE1on HeraId-
Boyds Nd Aug I5--At Germantown
this afternoon. a large crowd saw Ger
mantOwn beat Brunswick. score L TO
s Brunswick put Up a farcical game for
a team which has a record Of playing
fast bail
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Olympic victorS Returninr.

Queenstown. Aug I5.-Ralph Rose. OF
san Francisco. and John Flanagan. Irish
American Athletic Clcb. two OF the
American athletes who competed in the
athletic games. have left for New York
On the steamer Celtic.
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Drivers of American Car RacL

New York. Aug t5.-Shrsse- and c.
Miller. who drove the American car. win
ner Of the New Yorl-to-Paris aufomobils
race, during the last stages OF its Jour
ney. arrived here to-day on the steamer
La Lorraine from Paris.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Jersey CI-y-8IortrsaI 3. Jc-sey Cts. L
A. Newark-Torou-o 6. Neverk. :.
A. Baltiuore-BufaIo Z. Baltimore.
AT Providence-F.rst gare; Rochsster. ,. Pruvi-
ence. / IS innings Second game Rochester. &;
'r0sidence tczIlad. da-knsssi-
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ATHLETICS WIN CLOSE GAME.
Powell Holds Philadelphia Down
in Vain

Philadelphia Aug. I5--AlthouEh Powell
held Philadelphia down 10 two hits TO-
day. a pass 10 Collins and Schrecken-
COSTS two-bagger enabled the Athletics
10 score the only run Of the game Score
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HOME RUNS TIE AND WIN.
Cincinnati in Ten Innings Defeats
RrnokINn

Cincinnati. Aug 15.-Hone runs by
Kane and Mitchell in the ninth and tenth
innings tied and won to-day's game
from Brooklyn Score
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CARDINALS EASY FOR GIANTS.
DOniin's Batting in Mound City
Timely and Hard

St Louis. Aug. 15.-The Giants found
the Cardinals easy picking Dollins bat
ting VS. tImeIv and had Scorc.
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Tvo-ra=e tit - Titus Th-es-hase bi- - Os-1-ue
Ra~ez on 5ails-OE Brown. .. cE Sparks 8 Strucz
ol--By Brown g. hy sparks 8 Uuuirs-AI-
O-uz~- TINE e zane-I hour and g -niu-tes. Al
telLance-f4s5c
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Two-bass h-ts-WaIiaoe. Powell Hartsel ScEreck-
enEost- Struck out-By Powell 2. by Bender 4
Double piay--Tallace 20 Williams 10 Jones. E
Collins 70 Nichols % Davis Bases On baus-OT
Powell. 5 of Bender. / Uupres-8IessrS. Sheridan
and Egan- Atrenda1cs-l2o00
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WIN AGAIN
Boston Doves Victims of the
Leaders of the National.
LOSERS HAVE AN EARLY LEAD

Make Two Runs in Opening Inning,
hat PittSburE Gets Three Before
Game l. Half over. and Win with
the One Tally that DecfdeS-Seven
Thousand Fans Cheer Leaders
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HIGHLANDERS FIGHT vAINLY.
succumb 10 Cleveland in Eleven
inning Game.

New York Aug 15.-New York fought
hard to-day but had 10 sUccUmb % CIevs-
land in the eleventh inning. Score.
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Home runs-kane Mitchell Double plays-Camp-
bell 20 Hu'eritt 20 McLean. Lewis o. Jordan Hun
mel % Jc-iau 20 Pattee- S;rucs cut-By CoakIey 1
Base~ On bals-Of Coakley : % Wilhelm. . Cul-
prcs-Messrs RuddCrbam and KiEicr Tine u
game-l hour and 80 minutes Atteniance-S903
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20 0 g
q q q

Prs base o- AaIs-OH Fc---s1- s. - MADDOX. .
Str1-z r---Fv FerEg=c1. Z. bE LiE5azz1 8. b.
NIai1-I q T1lre-hass hir-MaE5ox Tud-hass h-t-
Bates Ull--s-3I- E1s,ie. A-tszlsl1e-.aoo
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CY YoUNc's GREAT RECORD.

@ Young has pitched 30 sznss IN TIE
MAJOR leagues and has won ~ of then
Here Is the record IN detail
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PLAYED TEN INNINGS.
"Cy'' YOunE's Pitching Wins Game
for Red SOx-

Boston. Aug 15.-The Red Sox defeated
the Champion Tigers here this afternoon
with Cy Young pitching. after ten innings
Of exciting baseball I TO s. GessIsr-s
single won the game. Score
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Tr0-taSe lit--Cra~f--i. Wagner. Mcconnell.
Ti-ree-b1ss hirz-Aiu-ll-- T,1le-- Bases On balls
of Mu-llu- - % Young struck rgt-By 8I1Iliu.
g. b. Yong BC-h-e 7lay-Su-Iiral % SrslL
Jrpi-e-Alr Erars Time q gaEe-2 hours and Il
minutes Ar-c-dauce-lslz5
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EHort an in Vain.
The Srore.

ThT1e-fa-e hI-s-FCTa-6- IU5Ia1e- Adams Ron
TrC-ha-e hit-D-enuar- stolen hase--lIsiorsv.
Howard Hines. D-lshsre- Uuri-e-lir- Hzines-
Time q zaEe-2 h0Urs and 70 minutes
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Yesterdays RESULTS.
PfttsburE. ?; Boston, ?
New York. .; ~. Louis. 1.
Cincinnati. ?; Brooklyn. L
Philadelphia, b Chicago, L.
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Two tssc hits-Bresnahan. Reilly Three-hass hit
Murray. Hone rsn-Doulia- Struck our-Br Wits
,. by Saliee. /. b. Higgins J. Bases On baIs-OH
S3ree = of HieEsus. . D0uble rlay-Derlin 90
Teuusv- Uupires-lI5zs-s Jollstouc and Ken,
Attendance. 4116-
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NATIONALS DEFEATED
IN FIFTEENTH INNING
Jakey Ats Single With TWo Men on tn Bases
DripeS in Runs that Win Interesting
Game for the Chicago White Sox
Yesterdays RESULTS.

EhfcagO 81 Washington, ,.
Boston. 3; Detroit. ,.
Cleveland. 81 New York, 4.
Philadelphia, 1 st. Louis, o.
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The Summnries-

g c. Lincoln. Baclsl1rs. defeated r " HIuz
CHEVY Chase. %. -. o. Bosch. Bachelors. de-
fel-ed h DAVIS. Chew Chase. &c SO. John-r7
Bachelors defesred Z p. Rowland Cbery Chase.
80 -. Hglr- Bache5o-s. defeated B. Hscss--
Chew Chase. - %. g.: C. 4 L Joars-51
Chew chase defeated V 3 wood. Rarhe1c-z
- -. Graves. Bachelors. defeated z F1sf5s
Chevy Chase. s.. SO
The results in the matches in the dou-
bleS follow.
Bosch and Lincoln. BachsI1-s defeated p W
Hils and 4 Bstto1. 80. 6-I- Jo1u=-a and Henri
Rache-1rs, defeated Johnston and Neubold. CHEVY
Chase -. s.. 7-5; Wood and Graves BacheI-u.
defeated Hacze,t ard Rowland -. s.
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o. bali--Gt HosE. s. Of Che<h-o. 2: OF FaIze1ie--
2 OF kh0ades. struck out-By HOGS i. b. Chs-
r-c. 2 b. f1lzerh,--- I. nv Rhoades . Tl-ee-hzse
-lt-kLlales- TE0-ta-e EI-z-Bal. Blair 20 Il--ie
~aCTl1ce Li-=-Cg--o-- Ban Al-izs- e. stolen
ha-es-Ccuroy- Deishan-y. O-Fso1rke 7. C-zrse q
Erallev- Du-lle Tlavs-HerlTdil % Chzss- LAME
- Hrl-iual % St1vaU Passed nall-N- Clarke
Wild TitCh-FalEsuhsrz- Uniu-e-NIr- OLo-gh-iu-
Tine e game hours and I5 MINUTES Atte15z-ce-
srn
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WIN AT BALTIMORE
Capital Bank Students Get
Best Of Close Game.
HAVE BATTLE IN THE NINTH
Bank Clerks Of Monumental City
Play Hard to Tie Game, and Al
most succeed. but Washington
Team Ends the Struggle by Adding
Another Run, Winning by o to =

S7cclsi 90 The Wastiuzro- Head
Baltimore Nd. Aug. l5.-The team Of
the Washington Chapter Of the American
Institute OF Bank Clerks. accompanied
by about forty rooters. came 20 BaIti-
more this afternoon and defeated the To-
cal bank clerks IN a spirited game on the
grounds OF the Maryland Country Club.
g 20 s
The Capital City boys secured the lead
in the frst inning. scoring two runs. and
were never headed. though Baltimore
made a eran6 rally in the eighth inning
and came within an ace OF tying the
score For the visitors. Darr. Howard
and NIatCaey did the best batting. while
the catching OF Hoover was worthy Of
comment Adams and Reits were ia the
limelight for the home team
Effort All in vain.
IN the last inning Baltimore made a
great effort 70 get the two runs needed
10 tie the score and did succeed in push
ing one man across the Plate and getting
another 10 third base After the game
the visitors were entertained a. supper
by the local clerks al the Maryland
Country Club.
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Tota-s...-... I So 70 3
-Bat;ed f1r SaIlee n 18th.
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Totals----- s0ls ;

-Bat-ed f7- C-lgr- IN tire ssreuth ianiuz- -Orue
ont when winning r1n z1s scored
BC--o1...------------------- 0zIoo -
Detr-i- r-i----------------.------0 0 o Q a-7
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Cincinnati ti--.---.---...--.- o oeo 0 IL
Bruoklyr---.-----------. o o O O e-I
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z---- 4u Zls ?

-Bs--ed f1- HosE IN -hird- 'Bstted f-- Bar Il
eleventh -E---cd f1r CEcsh-c iu eleventh
Cleveland 0 % Is
New F7-z---------.----- 0 7 ! 0 t-f
IL Il hra.s-N.-- v---- 8 c.. -
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n-r--rz In -os s.c--.a

Totais------ . So Is 0
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TO-DAY~S GAMES.
No Games Scheduled

- - TFANrs
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-Bzrred fo- Holman 10 ninth inning
s. -I1-IIs---------.------------ 0 0 0 0 0 90
Philadslpllia- o 0 0 0 -
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TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Nevv York at St Louis
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
TO-DAY-s GAMES.

-rANnINH nr LIE TrA,rs
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-05
find
TRAIN ROBDER

BUTTE, Mont, May "a man
giving his name as Lewis Farris, a
rancher, living near the scene of the
attempted holdup of the North Coast
limited last Thursday night, was
shot on East Park street yesterday
while resisting arrest by Sergeant
Sinsel of the local police. Farris,
who Is wanted in Madison and Deer
Lodge counties, has been suspected
from the first.
He came into Butte and pawned
a rifle. The police learned at once
that cartridges found beside the
track the night of the holdup fit this
gun.
Sergeant Sinsel placed Ferris un-
der arrest, but the suspect broke
away and ran. whereupon the officer
| ffired, wounding Ferris in the leg
and bringing him down. Ferris re-
fused to talk.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-05
INJURED By BURSTING SHELL
Relic Of Civil War Explodes Among
Guests.

RIVERSIDE, Cal, May 5.-A AVE-
inch shell, relic Of the Civil war, ex-
ploded In Armory hall Sunday morn
Ing, seriously injuring thre persons
and damaging the walls and ceilings
of the building.
The accident occurred after q sup
per had been given during the even
ing by Company M OF the national
guard. The guests. who included
members OF a Los Angeles stock COM
pany. were sitting about the firc In
the CRATE when the shell exploded,
Arthur Bean was hit by one Of
the flying sections. which shattered
his ankle bone ana embedded itself
iii the calf fhis leg.
Miss Maud Richmond OF Riverside
and Miss Fleming OF the stock COM
pany were seriously cut below the
knees. Miss Fleming was taken to
the hospital today. The cannon ball,
the gift OF Capt. Rice. had long been
in possession Of Company NJ and II
was supposed the powder had been
withdrawn.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-05
SUSPECT IS ARRESTED
FOR W0LFf'S MURDER
BLOODY HEAP oF DEBRIS CLUE TO POLICE FOR
ARREST OF EDWARD MARTIN. EMPLoYE OF CITY AND
ALLEGED COCAINE FEND WHO HAS BEEN IN HIDING SINCE
LAST SUNDAY.

PORTLAND, May 5.-A warrant
has been issued for the arrest of Ed
ward H. Martin. .Awho. it is alleged,
SO brutally murdered Nathan WolfI
in his jewelry and pawnbroker' Z
shop Friday night. Martin is SO
years Of age and an employe of the
city engineers Office, and an alleged
cocaine flend.
He has been missing from his
home and usual haunts since Sunday
night. Yesterday the police discov-
cred bloody shirt In heap of de-
bris in the rear of cheap lodging
house on Second street. The collar
conformed in size to the bloody col
lar found in VOLTS shop and the
laundry marks gave the police the
clue which led to the issuance OF the
warrant for Martins arrest.
All the detectives in the depart
ment are searching the city and sub
urbs for Martin, who disappeared
from his home on the East side Sum
day evening and has not since been
seen by his people. He has never
before been suspected OF any crime.
Several months ago he was arrested
for having opium in his possession,
but was released when he was rec
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-05

ognized as an employe of the city.
Martin is the wealthy son OF
wealthy parents now travelling In
Europe. He is graduate of Ford
ham university, the New York Law
college and took one years tuition
in the medical class Of the Universi-
ty Of Oregon. His wife saw him the
last time last Sunday. Martin went
to church Sunday morning appar.
emily unconcerned.
Arrested Later Today.
PORTLAND, May 5.-Edward H
Martin, suspected of the murder OF
Violin was arrested by Detectives
Jones and Tichenor at o'clock this
afternoon in lodging house on
Union avenue and was taken to the
police station. He had visited a
number of friends this morning and
was traced to the lodging house. A
large crowd gathered but no hostile
demonstration was made.
+. In. statement to the police he
denied that he killed Wolff. The
deep wound In his forehead. he says
was made by an axe In his own
hands a week ago and the scratches
on his neck by cat. The police
are sweating him.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-05
sUccEsVUL YEARS WORK.
Largest Enrolment in History ~
Academy Of Idaho.

POCATELLO, Ida, May E.-
What has been the most successfu1
year In the history Of the Academy
OF Idaho will close on June 4 Tho
records OF the school show an IN
screasing attendance. the enrolment
during the past year running up 70
206. There Is large increaae also
In the number Of students graduat-
ing from the four-year courses and
from the two-year certifcate
courses this year.
The efficiency of the plant has
been increased by the completion Of
the east wing of the main building
and other improvements that have
been made during the winter. The
basement and first floor of the new
wing is now devoted to the domestic
science work. In tha easement are
located the cooking laboratory, tho
dining room for serving model din
ners, the pantries. etc.. which make
possible the practical working out
of the different problems presented
In domestic science work. The whole
second floor OF the new wing is set
apart for the new library and read
Ing room. The library is probably az
complete a school library as will be
found in this part of the country.
Il The third floor Of the new wing d
divided into two rooms which are
used by the Literary society of the
academy, The efforts of this society
In programs given in assembly have
always been creditable to themselves
and have been well received by the
public.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-05
jerome WON'T
face RECORD

NEW YORK, May 5.-Jerome de-
clares he viii go to jail rather than
comply to the order from Judge Ro-
salsky that certain grand jury min
utes be filed with the court of gen.
eral sessions. jerome made this
statement at hearing where 1t was
charged against him that he had
failed to fulfill the duties of his Of
fee.
The records Judge Rosalsky order
ed filed with the court OF genera,
sessions are those Of the grand jury
which Investigated the AFFAIRS Of the
Metropolitan Street Railway system
last November. The effect OF the
filing of the minutes with the clerk
would be to make them public.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-05
SWEEPS
MIDDLE West

ST. LOUIS, May 5.--A thunder
storm of unusual severity. with q
wind Of tornado velocity swept this
vicinity early today. The bridge on
the Louisville and Nashville near
Belleville. Ill.,. was washed out and
wrecked q freight train. While
piled up in Schoenlaub cree three
Of the crew were drowned.
A large area OF lowlands ID under
water and damaged by the tornado,
Trafilc is impedsd and telegraphic
and telephone communication inter
rupted.