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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03

The daughter OF the French
president is to wed her fathers
secretary. Ii it we're only a son or
the president going TO marry his
fathers stenographer. what choice
piece OF gossip 1t would make for
the elite OF Paris.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03

Republicans are now saying that
the election OF Taft comes first and
that the Ohio senatorship must be
left until after the first business is
settled How differently this sounds
from that talk OF war TO the finish
against Foraker and Dick.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03

John Sharp Williams refused to
talk politics on the same day that
he delivered an address at Chatau-
qua. Williams and Bryan are about
the only two men who can refrain
from talking politics on all occasions
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03

Some time ago there was promise
OF two conventions at Cedar Point,
but the Republican principle has
dominated and the two have merg-
cd
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03

Republicans are saying little about
that s6OOOOIOOO deficiency, in con-
nection with Roosevelt's policies.
Taft does not say whether he has
adopted this along with the others.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03
when T1irkish nrinces

When Turkish princes practice
mongamy, they will be eligible TO
wed American heiresses. The tribula-
tions OF the American girl with
mouey are surely increasing
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03

Burglars entered a drug store In
Evansville, Indiana, and stole sew
eral thousand TAFT campaign but
tons They win be souvenirs after
election day.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03

Wednesdays convention may give
some hint OF the kind OF harmony
which has been dished up for the
Republicans OF this district.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03

II Investigations OF Republican
offices at Columbus continue, the
Democrats will have no scarcity OF
campaign issues.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03

An undertaken performed the mar
riage ceremony which united a
white man with a mulatto woman.
How appropriate that he should
officiate.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03

The fans should be lenient with
the team. The boys hate the slump
just as badly as you do.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03

Baltimore has opened a training
school for policemen. The police of
every other city know 1t all now.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03

There is little danger OF an ener-
getic Yankee going to Turkey and
palmiDg himself of ON the streets
OF Constantinople for the sultan.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03

TAFT and his followers must
think they can quietly assassinate
the Foraker fellows without them
finding IL out.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03
AuQ. 3 In History.

a. 1492-Columbus sailed from Palos,
- Spain, on his FIRST voyage Of dis
coyery
1858 = Charles g. Halpine private
Miles O'Reilly). American writer
and soldier, died; born 1920.
1909 Giuseppe Sarto of Venice elect
ed to succeed Pope Leo XIII. He
assumed the title Plus X.
i9o7-Standard OIL Company Of In.
diana fned S29, 100000 by Judge
Lands Of the United States su-
al preme court for accepting railway
rebates in violation Of law. Au-
gustus st. Gaudens, sculptor, died !
born 1s4S
f, ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.
Sun sets TOO, rises 4:55; moon sets
1o:s6 p. m; moons age. days.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03

The number OF divorce cases
among actors, does not argue well
Tor the elevation which they are
trying 10 give the stage.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03
STATE TICKET

STATE TICKET
For United statAs Senator
b. JAMES e. CAMPBEI4L
OF Butler.
For Governor
~ JUpsoN HARMON
OF Hamilton.
For Lieutenant Governor
DAVID l.. ROCKWELL
III OF Portage.
For Secretary OF stats
J. H. NEWMAN
/. Of Miami.
For Supreme Judsss
GEO. B. oKEH
u OF Franklin.
HUGH T. MATHnRs
OF Shelby.
yor Auditor OF state
W. W. DURBIN
OF Hardin.
Tor Treasurer OF stats
d. g. CREAMER
OF BslmoRt.
FOR Attorney General
!, T. d. HOGAN
= OF Jackson.
Epr Supreme Court Olsrh
o. @. LARASON
OF Licking.
Nur Dairy and Food Commissions
DAVID ELEY
OF Ashland.
W. Board OF Public Works
2 JOHN A STATES
.f OF Allen.
BERNARD DORAN
: Of Perry.
gos state School CommissioSar
2; JOHN A. MCDOWELL
.. Of Holmes.
!. EoE Presidential ELECTORS
JOHN ]. I1ENTz
i OF Franklin.
D. A. HoSKiNs.
4 OF Auglaizs.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03

Boz:
Medal Flour. BRTTx.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03
Aug. 2 In History.

1s1i-Wiuiam Williams, "signer," sol.
der aud statesman, died; born
1871.
lS67-Eugene Sue, author Of "The
Wandering Jew and other ro-
mances. died; born 1901.
1SeS-President Mckinley announced
officially the terms upon which
he offered to make peace with
Spain.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03
Call for Convention

The Democrats of the Thirteenth
Senatorial district OF Ohio will meet
In delegate convention at the Court
House in Marysville, Ohio, on Tues
day, August IL at 1880 p. NJ. for
the purpose OF placing in nomination
a candidate for State Senator
The basis of representation has
been fixed at one delegate and one
alternate for every one hundred
votes cast for John M. Pattison for
governor in 1905. This entities the
counties to the following number
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

Sun sets 7:l0, rises 4;54; moon sets
1o:11 p. m; moons age, O days.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03

io'@a ......''. lSS
The delegates to said convention
shall be selected In such manner
as may be determined by the var
ious county executive committees.
The temporary organization selected
Is as follows: Temporary Chairman,
Hon. Phil NJ. Crow OF Hardin
County; Temporary Secretary, Honl
B. B. Gaumcr OF Union County. BY
order OF committee.
. W. II. Evans, Hardin county
w. A. Niven, Logan County
Martin J. Burke Marion County.
Homer Southard, Union County.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-03
LOS ANGELES RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fye furlongS Godfather 1l2 ID.
Bolandl, 20 l. won; MAJ Sutton. lG &C. Ross. 6
90 g. second; Bnowy. O7 lAiouartyl. 10 % J. third
Time. 100 - Round and Round. OICagua Cleri-
dab. Decorator Gold Bar Rastus MoSsbaCk COST
iy, 5. 4. Carlisle, Black Domino. and JOSEPH X.
also rau.
SECOND RACE-Three furlongs. Rose oueen.fl07
81. Preston}. ; 10 J. won. Achieve lG r Duganl
!, third Time, 0;3i Is Queens Grove Bauthel
wax. and CilFeTleaf also ran.
THIRD RACE-SeTen furlongs. Chippewa l0i D.
Mccarthy, % l. won; Whidden. q IL. Duganl. Is
10 l. second; Merlingo, IL lRadtkei % to l. third
Time. Is Is Black Mate. FL Ball. Niblick Ca
niIue Gateway. Vesme, Bonnie Prince Charlie and
Supine also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Five fuIlongs. Lee Harrison II.
lG O. II. Shillngl. % 5. won; Giovanni Bolerio,
l02 on Prestonl. 70 I. second; BAIL. 81 IL Mar
TIM. Is to ]. third. Time % 2-5 Dr. Cook RetI-
hen, kirkfeld Belle Beautiful and Best, Comnida
Neatness Paul Clifford. J. j. McC.. Search Me-
StTaightway. and The Fog also ran
FIFTH RACE-Five furlngs Taxer. l02 on.
prestonl. to J. won; WisteTia 100 Hardy Is TO
J. second; Aunt Polly 100 niusgraYes). TO s. third
Time. 90 % Anna May. Daisy Frost Don Hart
Old Colony, NeT1tas VINCENT, luteriude Halle Sher-
man, Lady Laughter. Prestige and Louise Fitzgb-
bon also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One and one-qusrter miles. InTic-
tins. l0l &C. Ross. % to /. won. Big Row 1G2 &C.
II. Shilling, s 10 5, second I'd Sheridan l0l IL.
Dugsnl, 20 /. third Time. 207 Is II Primero,
Cambgses, Begun, Gentle Harry. and Pay Ne also
ran
The Washington herald., 1908-01-03
AMONG THE BOXERS.

Tommy Lowe. of this city. is after a
match with Johnny Dougherty or
Young Loughevy at Philadelphia.
John Dohan and Johnny Dorman are
TO fight six rounds at the Brown Ath-
letic Club. New York. on next Tuesday
night
Bill Papke and Hugh Kelly have
agreed to fight again, and it is likely
that they viii box before one of the
California clubs.
Tony Caponi and Walter Stanton
have been matched to meet at the Mil
waukee Boxing Club in a ten-round
bout January Il
Young Loughrey. the Philadelphia
lightweight, has a couple of offers
from the West for bouts with Charlie
Neary and Maurice Savers.
Sam Langford has gotten a match az
last He has been signed to meet the
winner OF the jim Barry-Jim Flynn
bout, which takes place at Los An
geIes. Cal. on January Il.
Joe Thomas is still good attraction
in his home state and has two matches
in view One club wants Thomas 10
meet Al Neil the 20th of the month,
while the Maryland Club would like to
have him meet Dick Sullivan.
National Club-Tom Sharkey knocked
out Joe Choynski in two rounds at Chi
cago. on May 8. 1900. The knockout
blow was a left Jolt on the jaw as the
bell sounded for the end of the second
round. Choynski tried TO respond
when the third round was called. but
when he attempted TO arise he fell over
on his back on the floor and Referee
Hogan awarded the fight TO Sharkey.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-03
OAKLAND RESULTS.

FIRST BACE-SH flTl0ugs B0l0ma. ll5 NIe.
Laini u 60 10. son: St George IT,. los Davis.
10 ]. second. Netting lt3 Hayes 8 TO J. third
Time. lIs DR. sherman. Swaeger Dangerous Carl
Hersain. Whiskers. and Isolation als5 ran
SECOND RACE-SiX mTl0nE2 sam Barber. lG2
lhl0lutyrei, - % ]. woHi la Rose, 100 tLyuch 8
to !. second Marvel T.. Jos tBayel. 20 l. thiId.
Time. lI& Tawassntha and Belle Kinney also Tan.
THIRD RACE-ThTce fTiUngs Trance lis tdc.
utyTel. to . Won. patois. rs walsh, Q % l
second; C0ppT lis tAelleyl. 20 /. third. Time.
OF 55. vision Seattle, Maaela Winnakee Lady
Msrtinese. England Mabel, Fountain, and Gypsy
lass also uu
FOURTH RACE-One mile. Alassa, Jos CKeogh;,
( 10 s. won; Banpossl l0 SANDY 20 l. second
EIlletta l09 lynch. % 2 third Tine Ia
Red Ball and Down Patrick also ran. LGcisn left
ar the post.
FIFTH RACE-One mile. HuerfanO l0 rs. Mil
lerl, to l. won. Capt. Hale, III CARROLL, 20 /.
second Treasure Seeker. lG5 Davis, to /. third.
Time, 146. Meada Cholk HelTick Miss May Bow
DISH L. G. ACkeTly, Silver Wedding. Watchful. Jake
Moose and Belle Of IroQuois also nan.
SIXTH RACE-Seyen-eighths Of a mile. No
Father los SANDY Is to l. won; Bsrdonia, IL NC
ntyTej. i to 5. second: Hand Ne Down, liz OIore-
land. - , third Time ia Pandora Princess
Last 60. Bobby Shaft0. Deneen. San Gil. PaRsol.
Van Gordon, and Ursula also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-03
EASY FOR JUGGLER
Almost Walks Home With
City Park Feature.
GLORIFIER IN FRONT AT 1 TO 7
Runs Under Restraint In First Half
Mile, but Takes Command at Top of
stretch and Wins In Romp-Scares
All Other Good Horses Ont of Race.
Only Two Good Events on Card.

New Orleans, Jan. 2.-But two events
on the City Park programme to-day
brought out animals that have any pre-
tension to class, except the flock Of two
year-olds, whose quality is unknown so
far.
In the handicap. the feature. at mile
and a furlong, Juggler was a 3-to-5
chance, and won almost pulled to a walk
from Old Honesty. with Halbard third.
The appearance Of GIorifier in the six
furlong purse affair." scared out every
starter that had even possible chance of
defeating him Gloriier was a 1-to-7 shot,
and. running under restraint the first
half mi,e. took command at the top of
the stretch and won in d romp.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Three furlOngZ. Shone l0I Me
Daniel, to /. won: Patriot 10 lee Is % l..
second Roseburg II, 10 lskirvinl. Is 20 J. third.
Time 80 IS. Ned Carmsck John A., Dick Cog
hill. The slicker, Dispute Cuban Boy, Martha.
Jack Combs Earl q Surrey, Sentence, and sea
Swell also ran.
SECOND RACE-steeplechase short course. Fun
OF Fun, ll2 CNcClurel. 5 70 /. won; FLYING PloTer,
li2 lSimps0ui. II TO p second: DacTa. las lY0ureIl.
% to ]. third. Time 800 rs Dulcian. Profitable.
hlildoc. DR. Heard. Buchanan. Graoeland. jim Hut
ton, Creoliu. and Aues also ran
THIRD RACE-FUe and one-han fuglongs. Rural
Boy, l05 lloyd. II to l. Won; Variety, III lNico0.
10 j. second, L0Uimer. 100 (BruNel). % 20 ].
third. Time, 98 as Georgia Girl. Ansonia, Maic
Fletcher, Tea Leaf. Third Rail- Gold Quest Una.
Amoutinado, King Thistle, Ann, Senator Paynter.
and Night Mist also ran
FOURTH RACE-Six furiongs Glorifer l2
Huestis, ] 70 Z, won; Theo Beach, l95 a. Pow
ers L 70 J. second, Emerging, 10 Carter, % to
J. third. Time, LA Moyca and Killochan also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth miles.
JugEler. ll5 Mcdaniel 3 20 s. won: Old Honesty.
10 Lesi, . TO 5. second: Halbad. 81 &c. Swain.
20 J. third. Time. l53 35 FlaYiguy and Miss
Mazz5ni also rau.
SIXTH RACE-One and three-sixteeuths miles.
Doubt, 100 o. Lee Is u ?, won; Belleview. III
iNicoh b to J. second. J. D. Dunn. l05 War
rem, 50 10 ], third Time 2a6 Lady Oakland.
Water Dog, anna Day. Jayanese. Docile Foot
lights Fsgorite. Jack Witt Ober0n, DeuigTee.
Horse Radish, and Anna Ftzhugh also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-03
BOSTON WANTS STAHL
Griffith Nay Trade ex-Man-
ager for Tannehill.
HIGHLANDERs NEED PITCHERS
New York Manager Has Faith in
Southpaw, While Mcclure Could
Use Former Washington Player to
Advantage-DO Not Consider Idea
Of Putting Chase in the OuteeId.

New York. Jan. Clarke Griffith
will be in town this week and his first
efforts viii be directed toward strength
ching the pitching staff of the High
landers
One man he mas his eye on is Jesse
Tannehill, of the Boston Red Sox, and
Grif viii so a long way TO get the
southpaw. He believes that Tame
hills arm viii be all right next season,
and that being so he wants no one bet
ter than the same TannehiI- GriR is
now considering Just what sort Of a
deal he could TX up which would induce
his old catcher, Jim MCGUIRE. to loosen
Up on Tannehill, After consulting with
Owner Frank Farrell he win see what
he can 90 TO make trade
Griff knows that Mcclure thinks
pretty well Of Moriarity, the High
1anders' third baseman, but he also
knows that Mcclure viii not give Tan
nehill for Moriarity Though Boston
let Jake Stahl 60 TO New York in re-
turn for Laporte last fall, Farrell and
Griffith know that Jake Stahl as
trading proposition would tempt Ne
CURE about as well as anything. It
may be said. therefore, that Mcclure
win soon receive an offer of exchange
OF Stahl and Tannehili.
The talk of playing Stahl on first
and Hal Chase in the OutfeId was all
right while Chase was a bit baIky, but
the fans would hardly stand for il if
GTiff tried it, No one believes that
Stahl can play first base with Chase,
and the rOOters have been trying to
figure cut just why a great first base
man should be shifted to the Outfeld
to make room for a first baseman not
so good
The Washington herald., 1908-01-03
HAS CREW OF SUNKEN VESSEL.
Schooner f. Palmer Reports COIIi-
sion with Unknown Ship.

Baltimore. Jan. Capt Delano, OF the
steamship Porto Rico, which arrived here
this morning from New York, reported
passing the schooner Elizabeth Palmer
at p. m. yesterday ten miles southeast
Of Hog Island. the schooner reporting
that she had been in collision off Barne-
gat last Saturday night with a vessel
whose naThe Capt Delano could not I'M
derstand The unknown vessel was sunk.
The Palmer took off the crew, and has
them on board
A dispatch from Cape Henry to the
maritime exchange says the tug Imperial
passed in the capes towing the schooner
Elizabeth Palmer at I1:40 a. m. to-day
The schooner's bowsprit was damaged.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-03
FLORIDA AUTH RACING CARD
Seven EveDtS on Programme for Or
mOnd-Daytone Meet.
Vanderbilt Cup Conditions Limiting
Weight of Cars 10 2.424 Pounds
VIII Govern Contests.

New York Jan. Robert Lee Moral
chairman Of the contest committee Of the
Automobile Club OF America. issued entry
blanks to-day FOR the race meet which the
club will conduct on the OrmOnd-Daytona
Beach during the week OF March to 2
The entry blank gives the first public
announcement that the club has decided
to run a stripped stock chassis event as
one Of the races of its meet. Il also de-
clares that cars 20 be eligible for competi-
ton In the kilometer. one and two mile
events, must have covered a distance Of
100 miles at an average rate Of sixty
miles an hour in one Of the long distance
races.
There are but seven events listed for
the meet. these being as follows:
First-2S8 miles or nine laps OF 50 miles.
standing start, for the Automobile Club
Of America Cup
Second-12S miles, or four laps Of 90
miles. standing start. invitation race. for
gentlemen amateur drivers. for a silver
cup.
Third-l00 miles. standing start, for the
Minneapolis international worlds cham
piOnship trophy
FouTth-l60 miles. or five laps OF 90
miles for stock chassis A stock chassis"
shall mean that the maker OF the same
shall have actually manufactured and de
Hvered, or have ready for immediate de-
livery. at least ten similar chassis in
each and every respect. on February Is.
1908, The type Of the body is left 10 the
choice OF the entrant, provided it has
seats for at least two and carries at least
twO-driveT and mechanic
Fifth-One mile. flying start. for the
Sir Thomas Dewar worlds champion
ship trophy. Present holder Is Fred Mar
riOtt Of Newton. Mass.
Sixth-Two miles. flying start. for the
ACCOMPLISHMENTS trophy. Winner must
equal a speed Of 40 miles an hour.
Seventh-Record speed trials for one
mile and one kilOmeteT.
The events will be decided over a six
teen-mile straightaway stretch, with
banked turns at either end, giving a
course Of thirty-two miles The entry
blank contains the provisions that all
races shall be confined 10 white male
drivers. eighteen years of age or over.
The Vanderbilt Cup conditions, limiting
the weight of cars TO 2424 pounds. will
govern all races except the stock chassis.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-03
MAY EXTRADITE CALDWELL.
Papers in Case of the bruce Witness
Sent to Washington.

London. Jan. at is understood that
the papers relating 10 the charge Of per-
jury against Robert c. Caldwell have been
dispatched TO the British Embassy in
Washington. They include copies Of his
deposition in the bruce case. ana the
warrant for his arrest.
1t is also proposed TO send a copy OF
the report on the elimination made by
Dr. Pepper, of the home Office. Should
extsadition be granted. Inspector Drew
will go to the United States TO bring
Caldwell back.
Caldwell, who testified IN the bruce
case that. at the direction Of the late
Duke of Portland, he conducted a mock
funeral Of T. c. bruce. and put lead in the
coffin that was inferred in Highdale Gem
etery as containing human remains, was
arrested when he arrived in New York
on the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria, on
December q.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-03
INVESTIGATION BY G. W. U.
Determined to Punish Those Respon-
sibIe for Use of Professionals.

The basketball game between George
Washington and Company G, First Regl-
ment. D. c. n. G., which was scheduled
for this evening, has been called off be-
cause of the suspension Of the university
team.
George Washington has taken no ac-
ton in regard to the other games on the
schedule and nothing definite will be
done until the next meeting of the Ath-
letic Council This meeting promises to
be interesting, as the management of the
team will be called upon TO explain the
use of two professionals against Yale last
Monday
One of the members Of the council said
last night that he believes that the board
will go on record as being indignant at
the use of the blacklisted men, and those
responsible will be severely reprimanded
for PLAYING the men without the consent
Of the council.
The national registration committee of
the A. A. L. met last night in New York.
but nothing was done in regard TO Yale.
Dr.. Wiber. Of this city, notified President
Sullivan of the offense. but has received
no answer.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-03
SPINNERS GO ON STRIKE.
Employees of Little Falls MILLS De-
cline to Instruct Foreigners.

Utica, n. Y, Jan. 1.-The spinners in
the MacKinnon Knitting Mills. in Little
Falls, are out on a strike. which. unless
soon settled. will involve 1900 hands
Last week the spinners were instructed
that beginning to-day they would be ex-
pected TO teach the trade to a number
Of foreigners who have been employed as
helpers. 1t is understood that the spin
ners discussed the matter in their union
and agreed not to comply with the order.
The s9inneTs refused to go TO work to-
day, and committee was appointed TO
take the matter up with the manage
ment for the purpose Of reaching some
amicable settlement of the dispute. Eff
forts to discuss the subject with the
management met with failure on the part
OF the committee.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-03
JENNINGS AFTER JOE HARRIS.
Detroit VIII Probably Get Pitcher
Who Was slated for Minors.

Detroit, Jan. Hugh jennings Of the
Detroit Tigers. wants Joe Harris, the big
pitcher who is at present the property
Of the Boston Red SoX. and Jennings has
50 pouded President Taylor.
's7lVhen waivers were asked upon Harris
some time ago, Detroit waived its claim
"a the player because Jennings under
stood that Boston intended 10 use Harris
IN a trade with some other club. but i'm
medately after waving the claim he
notified President Taylor that If Harris
fWas not to be used IN a trade with any
4Pnator league team. Detroit wanted him.
As the understanding is here, Boston in
nded 10 let Harris go TO Providence,
,heTe he finished last season. or TO Co.
sAImbus. Of the American Association.
ATning Of this Manager Jennings put
IS claim for him. President Taylor
Notified Manager MCGUIRE to fix the
= Up with Jennings. and Harris will
SDetroit next year
Jennings believes that he can make
great pitcaer out of Harris. He realizes
that Harris needs lots Of work and he
viii be willing TO give it to him Hugh
says that Harris record in the Eastern
League shows that he has the goods and
can deliver them if kept at the work.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-03
SUES ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.
Judge Allows Complaint Against
Minnesota Football Management.

Minneapolis, MIMI, Jan. 2-Minnesota
University Athletic Association is a private
and not a State institution. This has been
49, jded in a decision handed In by Judge
Town. of the District Court, in the case
Pof Edward Z. George against the Uni
versity of Minnesota Athletic Associa-
ton, in which the plaintiff sought TO re-
cover damages because of injuries sus-
tained in a collapse of seats during the
Chicago Minnesota football game at the
university this year.
Upon the fling Of the complaint the
State demurred, claiming that under stat
utes and the constitution, the State could
not be made defendant in an action for
damages.
: The theory was that the State being
BAN the people could not be sued by one
Sof itself
Arguments were lengthy, but in giving
E the decision the court allows the com
8plaint, and the case will come to trial
kinder the theory that the association is
I'd private enterprise and has nothing to
10 with the university or State.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-03
Pettibone Trial POSTPONED.

Boise. Idaho. Jan. Further proceed
ings in the Pettibone trial were post
pOned to-day owing to the presentation
Of additional requests for instructions by
the State and defense. Judge Wood ex-
poets to have his instructions ready by
tomorrow morning, when James H
,Hawley win make the opening argument
for the State. The defense will probably
not argue the case.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-03
FIRE IN PRINCES BEDROOM.
Brigade Called TO kxtinguish Blaze
in a Royal German Chateau.

Berlin Jan. A FIRE broke out this
morning in the bedroom of Prince EiteI
Friedrich, the third son of Emperor VIII
lam. in the royal chateau Of Bellevue. To-
Gated in the Tiergarten, where the prince
at present is residing. Nearly the entire
fire brigade was called to the scene. and
succeeded in extinguishing the flames in
q short time.
Considerable damage to the contents of
the castle was done by fire. The chateau
was built in 17S5.