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The Washington herald., 1908-04-01
WILL ARGUE A TEST CASE.
Commodity Clause of Rate Law 10 Be
Defined.

Special counsel employed by the gov@
erument 10 defend the consututionality
OF the commodity clause CT the railroad
rate law are prepared 10 argue a test
case in the courts as soon as the neces-
sary preliminaries have been completed
The administration is we'll assured OF
an agreement with the railroad COM
panies concerned to institute a friendly
suit in court. but no announcement has
been made in regard 70 the exact juris-
diction in which the suit viii be insti-
tuted. or as 10 whom. besides the Federal
government. will be parties 70 the action.
As officially announced some time ago.
the administration has no intention OF
prosecuting any common carrier under
the commodity clause, pending the settle
ment OF the constitutional question by a
test suit.
The President and the Attorney General
were long ago made 10 appreciate the
disastrous effects Of any action TO enforce
the law as il stands. The commodity
clause. which prohibits an interstate rail-
road from transporting material n the
production Of which it is engaged as an
owner. viii become effective on May l.
II il were 10 be enforced forthwith. many
innocent persons would be subjected TO
hardship
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01
LOS ANGELES RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-six furiongS Ruben, 100 ltres-
tonl 10 70 J. won Pal. 80 (Goldssein). even. sec
ord: Jillette, 10 (Nelsonl. % 10 !. third. Time.
ld4+5. Interlude. slippery, BcnTolio. Colonel
Jewell Search Me- Golden Rule, Royal Rogue.
Prince Frederick, Pery Wickes. Gateway. and
Rudabek also ran
SECOND RACE-Four and one-hah furlongs.
Louise Regei. los CPreston). 70 l. won; Alice
George los (NIusgrayel. 20 10. second Calera- l0
tArchibsid1. 10 /. third Time e:54 S5. Allen
Lee. King Of the Camp and ChinQuapn also Tan-
THIRD RACE-One mile. Decorator. lo4 tArchi-
bald. 10 g. won; Franciscan, i04 lGoldsteinl, n
!. second ATromatize. lo2 Martini IS 70 !. third
Fine. ln 2-5. Song Writer. The Hammer. and
Waldorf also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Seven furlongs. Tallarand. l0s
Preston). s 20 J. won; Norfolk. lO8 Martini, 70
!. second; Master Lester. los Rice, 10 ]. third
Time. 10 2-5 Sink Spring, Korosilany. Toher. and
John g. Graus also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One and three-sixteenths miles.
Silver Skin. 100 (MusgraTel to 5. won; ATcntel-
lus los lRicel II TO s. second Ellie. l04 (God-
steinl u TO I. third Time zoo. Sainrida and
Lucky Lad also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Seven furlongs. Bemay. los MAR
TIM 10 ?. won; Ccbleskill los lArchihaldl, 20 70
l. second Giovanni BaleriO los tGoldsteinl, s to g.
third. Time IS s5. Matte Bumpo Bird OF Passage.
The Sultan. and Rustling Silk also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Sx furlongS. Andoche II
(NIusgreyel. TO I. woni Elm King 40 tRieel,
TO ]. second: Sharp Boy. 80 murphy, y TO ],
third. Time lis 25. Progress. MonZaies, Paddy
Lynch. Norwood Ohio. Prolific Banlada. Beautiful
and Best Freesias. and Royal Ascot also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01
PRESENTED WITH CANE.
Srthur b. Hayes Given GOId-headed
Walking Stick.

Arthur B. Hayes. retiring solicitor OF
internal revenue, was presented yesterday.
his last day in Office. with a handsome
gold cane by Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue Capers and his associates, IN
recognition Of five years OF splendid serv-
lce. Commissioner Capers. who made the
presentation speech. said IN part:
Those OF US who present this cane TO
you trust It viii be many years before
you will have TO use It as a means OF
physical support. We hope that for many
years you viii twirl it with agility in
your well-known rapid and energetic
walks 10 and from your Office"
Mr. Hayes was taken by surprise. and
was deeply affected. and with great feel
ing. made his response. Later in the even
ing, the negro messengers. who had wait
ed on Solicitor Hayes since he has been
connected with the department, presented
him with a fountain pen.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01
GALLAUDET VS.. GEORGETOWN
Local College Teams VIII Cross Bats
This Afternoon.

Gallaudet and Georgetown meet az
Georgetown Field this afternoon at 4
O'Clock.
While 1t IS expected that the Blue and
Gray will win. the game will afford Capt.
SImon's men excellent practice for the
series with the big colleges.
The probable lineup follows:
Georgetown-Mess. third base; Court
ney. left field; Simon. center field; Nc
Donald first base; II. Smith. shOrtstop:
Schlahy, right field; Mayock, second
base; Duffy. catcher: Montgomery or
Danahay, pitcher.
Gallaudet-Craven, second base; Nor
ris. center field Hoover. third base;
Cooper. shortstop; Harper, right field;
O'Donnell. first base; A Ball. catcher;
Sharp. left field; Brick. pitcher.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01
OAKLAND RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five and a half furlongs Byron.
% walsh II 20 8. won; Mggrane 10 NIcIntyre)
70 :, second; ANA. III Dearborn IS 70 /
third. Time. lds Is Irene. Out Trim Lustig
Daystar, Matte II, San Ramon Reno Belle. Iso-
lation. Hector. and Huachucs also ran.
SECOND RACE-Three and a half furioncs
Right Easy, lOs Walsh. even. won; Yama Belle
100 lScovillel 10 l. second: Osorine. III (Gr-
bertl 40 to I. third Time. Il Is. Mauritania.
Morea. Mabel Fountain. Trocha. Lady Claude
Twinheart. Hannan Louise. and Engle also -an
THIRD RACE-Seven flirlcngs. Gargantua. 10:
tMillerl. even. Won; Blondy. III NIcIntyre) 10
g. second Distributor. lo6 NicClain). 20 10 i
third Tine. i25 % Dick Wilson. Captain Bur.
nett. sachei, and Parting Jennie also rsn
FOURTH RACE-Mile and a quarter handicap
Logistila. 100 CHeathertonl TO !, won; Cloyen
81 walsh, 20 2 second: J. C. Glen. es fGT-
bert. 70 :, third. Time. 2N5 Is Janeta and
johnny Lyons also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Mile and sixteenth Rhinerock
lT lScovillel. % 20 J. Won; Mary B. Clark. l0j
gMoreland), : 10 I. second Huzzah, 100 gGnbert)
% !. third. Time. l:iS Ia Red Ban, Fairy
Street. Alcibiades Garnet AIidmont. ST. Eilcho.
Calls. and Ny Pal also ran
SIXTH RACE-FiTe and half furiongs James
A. Murray 10 iKeoghl. to l. won: Hand.
maiden. 100 lButwein. 10 10 /. second SeTerton.
III tMentTyl. TO l. third. Time. la7l5. ABBEY,
GalvaHie, sam Gbbon. Shady Lad. Billy NIyer
Curriculum. Monte. and Belle Grifon also rsn.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01
DIsTnLERs ARE SENTENCED.
W. H Reniger and Pinkney Ayres
Must Also Pay Fines.
SPECIAL TO The Washington Herald.


Lynchburg. Va. March 31-In the Fed
eral Court to-day W. H. Reniger, a prOmi-
nent distiller OF Patrick County, was SEN
fenced 10 two years in prison and nav a
fine Of $500. and Pinkney Ayres. Of the
same county. was sentenced to a year and
20 pay a fine OF 5000. These men 7gere
charged with removing and conceaIing
spirits.
J. NJ. Boardwins, Of Patrick. pleaded
guilty to misconduct as storekeeper and
gauger. and he was given a year in prison
The criminal docket OF the term has been
completed.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01
SPRING PRACTICE At YALE.
EIrS Football squad VIII Have
Hard Work Under Coach BigleS.

New Haven, Conn, March 31.-Capt.
Robert Burch, OF the Yale eleven, has
given orders for the spring practice TO
begin tomorrow. which will be prac-
tically concluded by Easter. although
the annual contests for excellence in
distance and place kicking viii prOba-
bly, be held later in April
Capt. Burch plans a greater variety
than ever before for the practice. New
formations and plays. made possible
By the new rules. viii be tried, the
linemen and the hacks both reporting
this year for the spring drill Capt.
Biglew, OF the eleven last fall. who
will be head coach, will look after the
practice.
Squads Will be drilled in receiving
the ball on kick, starting with the in
reference for backs, and charging with
the linemen.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01

New Brunswick y. J., March 51.-The
Rutgers College football team will open
the season with the United States Naval
Academy at Annapolis. The two teams
have not met for ten years. Swarthmore
has TO be dropped for the navy games.
The usual election day game with New
York University will not be played this
year. and Lehigh is taken on instead.
Hamilton has also been substituted for
Union.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01
sCHIECHTER MAINTAINS LEAD.
Marshall Expected to Win His
Game In Chess Tournament.

MarshalI Expected to Win His
Game In Chess Tournament.
Vienna. March S1.-Carl Schlechter. OF
this city, maintained his lead in the inter
national chess masters tournament con-
test here to-day by defeating the Hunga-
rian Reti. Duras. however, also won
his game with Salwe. and having win
ming position in his adjourned game the
latter is practically tied with Schlechter
for first place
The American. Marshall. did not finish
his game with Alapin. but has the better
of the game, and is. expected 10 win.
Maroczy scored at the'expense OF Joiner.
Of New York, while Surchling defeated
Swidersky. Drawn games were recorded
between Berger and Rubensterin. Tech
mann and PEERLESS. Mieses and Speilmann
Tartakower and Leonhardt, and Cohn
and Bardelber.
The eighth round viii be played to-
morrow.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01
Inspect Concord-Forrcst ReIt.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va. March 31.-Norfoik and
Western Officials to-day inspected the
Concord-Forrest belt line around Lynch
burg, making the trip over the entire
line, twenty-five miles long. The ispect-
ing party continued on 70 Lambert's $
Point TO inspect new work there. It
IS understood that the new line will be
opened for through freight traffic in a
few weeks. II eliminates the heavy
grades in and out of Lynchburg.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01
TWELVE PERSONS POISONED.
Ptomaine Results from Using Bad
Milk in TapiOca Pudding.

SPECIAL % The Washington He-zld
Lynchburg. Va, March 3l-Twelve per-
sons in the clearinghouse Of J. I Kent,
here. are suffering with ptomaine poison
ing, caused by using bad milk In making
tapioca pudding Most OF the victims
were deathly sick yesterday. but nearly
all Of them are able 20 be about to-day.
and the remainder viii recover. A por-
ton OF the pudding was analyzed to-day
by Mix Inspector PerrOw. and il was
found TO be fun OF ptomaine.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01
DIES AT AGE OF NINETY YEARS
William DrOnenberg Thirty Years
a Justice Of the Peace.
Montgomery County Man Familiar
Character-Wright's Death
Is Suspicious.
- % Ths - e

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
BOyds, Nd, March Civilian J. Dro-
nenberg, for nearly ninety years one OF
the most familiar characters in this sec
tion Of Montgomery County. died at the
home Of his daughter. Mrs. Charles T.
Day. near Boyds. last night.
He was for thirty-three years a justice
Of the peace al Clarksburg. this county,
and for nearly fifty years a blacksmith
there He was born in Frederick County.
and came TO Clarksburg in 1919 His
brother. but a few months his junior. was
with him yesterday before his death.
Mr. DrOnenberg is survived by three
children. Mrs. Day, Of near Boyds: Will
lam. at Clarksburg. and Beverley Dronen-
berg, Of Frederick, and a brother,
Charles, al UrDank. Frederick County.
4 white man named Wright. aged about
fifty years. was found dead two miles
from Dickerson. where he had supposed
" fallen from wagon He had ridden
in from Dickerson. His foot was caught
in the wheel. A blow across the head. as
II from a club. caused the coroner's Jury
yesterday 10 announce a verdict of death
from causes unknown. Wright came to
this county one year ago It is said he
has sister OF prominence somewhere in
Illinois. His body has been turned over
10 Frederick County.
SIIIard Bowman. aged twenty-three
years. son OF Columbus Bowman.
prominent farmer OF Cedar Grove. is
dead His remains were inferred this aft
ernOon in Upper Seneca Cemetery, az
Cedar Grove His parents survive.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01

cpetlAI % Iut Ni-sdlIIel0u Htidlus
Bristol. Tenn. March 31.-John Il Early.
Republican candidate for governor; J. W.
Fowler. candidate for the Federal judge
ship In Tennessee, and a large party Of
Republicans. including Sam r. Sells. of
johnson City. passed through Bristol to-
night. on their way 70 Washington 10 see
the President in connection with the APP
pointment Of a successor TO the late
Judge c. d. Clark
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01
Ncm Recorh FOR sirtr-rnrd nn.h-

Montreal, March S1.-A worlds record
was broken at the Montreal Amateur
Athletic Association indoor races last
night, when f. L. Lukeman. Of the NJ.
A. A. A. won the S0-yard dash in 0:0s Is.
The previous record was 0:os 2-5
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01
DOWN THE ALLEYS.
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.


Wet grounds caused the postpone
ment of two baseball games yesterday,
one between Western High and Emer-
son Institute, and another between
Army and Navy Preps and Central
High.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01
MRS. CLARA SHEPHERD DEAD.
Wife Of Summer Hotel Proprietor
Victim of Heart Disease.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Winchester, Va. March 3i.-AIrs. Clara
Shepherd died from heart disease this
morning at Winchester Inn. a widely
known summer hotel. OF which her hus-
band. Prof. George Shepherd. Is proprie-
tor. Mrs. Shepherd was the last member
Of the family OF her father, Rev Silas
Billings, OF the Presbyterian Church, and
the founder Of Fairfax Seminary for
Girls. She was sixty years old, and leaves
her husband, two daughters. and two
sons.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01
BASEBALL RESULTS.

Al Durham. y. C.-Cornen. ); Trinity. }
At Forth Worth TeX.-New York, 10: Fort
Worth O.
At JacksonTille-BrOoklyn. /; jacksonville. l. jtsn
innings
At Raleigh. y. C.-COlsate. 4: A. & NJ. College. ).
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01
WrestIing Match Postponed.

The T. 6. Williams-Joe Turner wrestling
match, which was scheduled for April
6, has been indefinitely postponed because
Of the impossibllity OF obtaining suit
able hall.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01


errors-Wasisington !: Dallas. , Left on
bases-W Washington. 5; Dallas, ). First
base on balls-On Moore. ,: off Burns. l.
Struck out-By Burns, >; by Moore,
Z Three-base hits-Delehanty, Kelley.
Moore. Two base hits-Moag. Fletcher.
Stolen bases-Pickering. Delehanty = ely
mer. Street C2). Double play-Delehanty
10 Mcbride. Hit by pitcher-By Moore.
Tmpire-Jack Dunlap. Time of game-l
hour and 5 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01
Another K. of p. lodge Organized

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va, March S1.-A second
lodge Of Knights Of Pythias was organ
lied last night. Seventy-five persons
have been enrolled IN the new lodge. ifty
Of them being present at the organization.
A full eoplement Of officers and CON-
mittees were selected
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01

Following a protracted Illness. Mrs. Re
becca a Haymaker. died this afternoon,
leaving her husband. George W. Eayma-
ker, one son. four daughters. four broth
ers. and two sisters. She was sixty years
old and daughter Of the late Levi Grim,
a prominent Winchester business man.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01
DEsPONDENT, HANGS SELF.
HagerstOvn Man Commits Suicide
nS Result of Reverses.


SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Hagerstown. Nd. March 31.-Despondent
as the result OF business reverses and his
inability to secure congenial employment
Samuel Rhodes, aged sixty years. commit
ted suicide to-day by hanging himself
from d beam in an Outbuilding at his
home, at Middleburg. this county.
When discovered by his son. Harry z.
Rhodes. who had gone in search Of his
father. life was extinct and the body
cold. Rhodes had spent a portion OF the
forenoon in the village grocery store. and
while there, spoke about things going
against him. From the store, he went 10
his home. and procuring a stout piece Of
rope. made his way 70 the outbUilding.
where he took his life
Phodes bore A good reputation He IS
survived by his wife and one son.
Daniel ". Reichard. Republican, was
this afternoon reappointed collector of
State and county taxes for Washington
County. the Democratic members OF the
board joining with the Republicans IN
making the appointment unanimous. The
Office pays a fixed salary Of $3.50 with
extras. amounting in all 20 more than
S4000 Mr.. Reichard has held the Office
for two years.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01
ORACULUM IS BEATEN
George 0dOm's Colt Proves
a Disappointment.
JOCKEY SHAW UNDER THE BAN

Stewards suspend Rider for Ungen-
tlemanIy Conduct in the Jockeys
Room and DisObedience at the
POst-Ail<en Finishes in Front in
Steeplechase Event.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01
CORNELL IS TIED.
Ithacans Unable to Win Ten-Inning
Game from Trinity.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Durham. y. c., March SL-Cornen and
Trinity tied in the second contest. after
ten innings Of mixed brilliant and ragged
play. The score was all.
Goodwillie again pitched for the New
Workers. holding Trinity down TO seven
hits CAN'T worked for Trinity, yielding
eight and striking out ten men. Errors
were abundant. but play was fast. and
darkness put an end 10 a contest Of
greatest excitement Cornell is resting
her pitchers for Carolina tomorrow.
Score BY innings:
RH Z.
Cornell ....-....... 900 70 0-s S
Trinity. y.-........... l 0 o o-3
Bstteries-Coynen. Goodwinis aad Williams Trin-
ity. CAN'T and Flowers.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01

Score BY innings:
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01

! FIFTH RACE-Fcur-yesr-o and up: April Sell
| ing Stceplechase about two and one-half miles.
Judge Whitr......... l6 Grandpa ............ Jas
Newt Fisher. l2 Huddy ..--.-......... l4l
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-01-04
HOUSEHOLD CARES
Tax The Women OF EIkton The
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I could scarcely move about. had
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THE SCHOOLS
clCilroN SCHOOL.


Seventh grade Nellie Anderson %,
Ruth Anderson est. Isabel Griffith oS,
Miriam Griffith oSI Mary Jones oS,
wilma M;lIiken o7S. Leila Burke OH
Edgar Dawson oJe.
Sixth pradc-Ada Davis pSS. Henry
Winter Davis OSS, Bc>sic Mccoy o5T
Morris Coppage o57.
Fifth grade-llilda Ostrom pS.3,
Alice Bennett aiA, Katharine Wi son
oe.S, Pauline Price oas. Crawford
Short oi6 Earle Jones 0oi.
Fourth grade Isabel Clark 0S2,
Marguerite Myers o7I, Mary Alder
son 900. Roland Hackway o6.S, Car
roll Short 0s.3. David Davis OBS.
=. izabcth lusby gS1, Mabel Allen
o2.s. Clara Connolly 92.s, Agnes Os-
from o2.5, Carmen Price o., Elsie
Clayton ot6. Violet Bennett Oh.
Emily Nickcrson 900
Third grade Mary Davis oS. Ger
,rudc Manlovc 600, Frank Bennett
OLA. Edgar Manloyc OF. Allie Pierce
o2.i. Robert Brown o., John Clayton
COT, Edward Mccoy 0or
Second gradc-Marie Price 100.
Emma Anderson qSa, Susie Bcnnctt
06.z. Rosalic Luthringcr oh7. Ella NJ
dcrson o6. s,Maytha Taylor %.
First Year -Leona Yates %, Elma
Taylor oS.s. Pearl Short oS.3, Beuah
Bailey o7.a, Nolan FilIingame G.a,
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IN = ~ lricnds 1--WE sought
81 81 I'll 1I< Ia enljr<|I erroneous
1lIzx {H6< S. X6s The Prcs|dcnl'1 seer
d 4 I'D The President, hoWzxer.
6 &17Ix Indicated ID His friends,
TN; lf1(| ~ and al the time. and
Il VII do0b(1ess this action Of the
Pr<>idcnt WIlich led Mr.. Cortclyou 10
withdraw from the race
Speaker Cannon has taken an ac-
ton IN bis appointment II the House
Committees which il certain to CONF
mend it4el! te All business men He
has again recognized the Committee
On Banking and Currency. 50 that the
power 81 Chairman Fowler. who Is de-
voted 70 certain financial vagarics, Is
broken and the committee will here
after be dominated by men oi more
conservative views. Entirely apart
from the correctness or the reverse,
oi Mr.. Fowlcr's views. his course has
for number Of years operated 70
prevent any financial legislation. al
though the need for II has been long
recognized by the Republicans in Con-
grcss. The Senate is strongly OPP
posed 10 system OF credit currency
which is the sum and substance oi tie
Fowler bill. but whenever any AZ.
tempt to pass legislation has been made
Mr.. Fowler has refused to consider
anything but his own bill. Speaker
cannon holds the same opinion re-
garding the character Of the lcgisla-
ton which should be enacted as do a
majority OF the Senate and his action
this week pEves the way for adequate
legislation by the two houses OF Con-
grcss, for n failure of which the Rcpub-
lcan party would surely have been
severely blamed
Speaker Cannon's course in rcor-
ganizing the committee on Agricul-
turc along lines calculated seriously to
cnrtail the appropriations for the De-
partmcnt OF agriculture will not be as
generally approved. Mr.. Cannon has
transferred MIR. Henry OF Connect
cut to another committee. because he
was too friendly TO the Department
and has made Mr.. Scott OF Kansas.
who is noted for his conservatism, the
Chairman. Incidentally, Mr.. Cannon
has told his new committee that he
expects no provision for the Appala-
chan Forest Reserve. for the Agri-
cultural educational scheme urged by
the Assistant Secretary OF Agriculture,
and Tor the extension of the Bureau OF
Soils. Secretary Wilson is almost on
the verge of tears over Speaker Can
mons action.
The President Is doing everything
possible for the army and navy in
crease al pay bill lie sees that il is
quite impossible to keep the army. es-
pecially. recruited mp to even its peace
strength as long as pr;vates are paid
only $l.l month and corporals, ser
gcants and others proportionately.
or course il is urged that the soldiers
should receive rs much pay as civil
fans in the same walks oi lie. but the
discrepancy between what they now
receive aud the prevailing wages in
other occupations is too great to per
nit al anything like satisfactory re-
cruiting.
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THE CECIL WHO
Fifty Years Ago
MARRIED

llcndrrsou-Sco,t On the sth inst
10y Rev. Joseph I Brown. Mr.. John
:. Henderson. oi New Castle county.
De-. TO- Miss Jane daughter 81 vii
liam I Scott Esq ~ this county
It will be gratifying To the friends OF
Mr. ! w Clayton. and Ia the Amcri-
can Party 81 the county la learn that
he hn, been elected Rcadiug Clerk to
,hu House 81 Delegates.
The School Convention met in Elk
ton on Wednesday McSsrs. James