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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01
Young millionaire TO
Fight in Ring
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO The CALL

PHILADELPHIA. March 31.-With
Tony Biddle in one corner and Jack
O'Brfen in the other, five rounds un-
der marquis of Queensberry rules will
be fought at fthe exclusive Merton
Cricket club in Haverford. Pa. Satur-
day night Philadelphia's society ath-
lete. Anthony ]. Drexel Biddle. viii don
tights and gloves and undertake to
batter down philadelphia Jack"
O'Brien.
Invitations to the bout set the So
ciaI world agog- In every club in
the Quaker City tonight the gossip was
over the outcome of the match. Some
advanced the theory that the young
millionaire would not last one round.
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First Choices Win Purses
in Four Eneryville Races
Workouts

Rare China-Threeeigh in :36.
Monvina-I hree eiehths in S6 3-5.
Silver Stocking and Big Store-7Hslf in 40.
Belle of Iroouois-Five eighths In :03
Pinkim-Three -eighths in 81.
Otto Price-Half In 40.
Tainted Money-Ffve e-eighths in 1:o21s.
d-Ihree-quarters In Lie.
Woodlander-Hslf in 90; breezing.
Hilgert -Five-eighths in 1:02.
Foul Trick-Half In 40.
May N--Three-eighths in :3613.
Fred Bent-aIile in 1:44.
Poinsettia-Half in :4913.
Sir Angus and Yinton-Half in 40
The Mighty-Nile in As
R. NJ. Broxn-Three in :36 2-5.
Rotrou-Mile in 40; breezing.
San Almo and Detector-Five-eght in
Steel Blue-Three- quarters in 1:1s.
Carrie Thatcher-Half in .49ja.
Old Colony-Seven-eighths in l 30.
Eokomo-Five -eghths In I:O6 3-5.
Serenity aud Liliita-Seven-eighths in 30.
Green Goods-Three-eighths in :3S; breezing.
ugarmaid-Seven-eighths in 1881; breezing.
Adele Brooks--Seven-eighths in 80.
Harry Scott-Three -eighths in 80
Philstna--Three- -eighths in :37 So
Myrtle Knight-AIile in 1:4912; breezing.
Dollie Dollars-Half in 40.
Bobby Brown--Half in 40.
Humero-Five eighths In I:04 S5, breezing.
Remember-Five -eighths in 1:04.
Prudent-Three- e-eighths in 3S.
St. Modan and St. Charles-Five- e-eighths in
l:o5.
The Drake--HaIf in 80.
Roalta--Three quarters in 1:1b 30.
Van Gordon and Roman Wing--Half in :301a
San Alvsrado-Three-q e-quarters in lis 20.
Senator Warner-Three- -eighths in :36 3-5.
Fair Fagot-Half in :49.
The Mouser-Threa- quarters in 1T 30
Gene Russell-rhree-eight in Al.
Salvage-Ha1f IN 30; breezing.
False Nun-Half in 80; ran out
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BURNS TALKS FIGHT

LONDON, March S1.-Tommy Burns
will sail for New York tomorrow He
says that he goes primarily TO fight
Jack Johnson. While the match will
not be closed definitely until Burns
lands, il is understood that all details
have been agreed upon side bet
of $4,000, it is understood. hinges upon
the battle.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01

At the annual meeting of the American motor
car manufacturing associa ton. which is also
known as the Unlicensed association. Benjamin
Briscoe OF the Maxwell Briscoe motor car COM
pany was reelected chairman of the committee
of management, and the following other officers
were reelected: 4. Z. 0lds vice chairman;
II. o. Smith, treasurer; W. II. Van Dervourt
auditor; Charles E. Lewis. director. William
Mitchell Lewis was elected secretary; B. F.
Everett and c. G. Stoddard, directors.
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AT THE BENNING TRACK

BENNING March 31.--Results:
First race five furlongs-Oxford won, Simple
Honors second, 0raculum third. Time, :05.
Second race. four and half furlongs-Ob-
Time. 81 2-5.
Third race, six and half furlongs-Right
and True won, Wilton Lackaye second Wood
line third. Time. 1:25 3-5.
Fourth race. seven furlongs-Poquessing won,
Park Row second, Oraculum third. Time.
1:31 is.
Fifth race, steeplechase, two miles-Aiken
won, Pete Daily second. Bessie Kiser third.
Time. 4:23H.
Maid second. obert third. Time, 1:46 %
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Prolific, Gonzales Progress Beautiful and Best,
Norwood Ohio Freesias, Paddy Lynch, Royal AS
cot Banlada, finished named Value to win
ner, 1925 Winner George Henrys b. g., 4, by
Sir Walter-Madman Junot- Trained by r. Mar
tin Start good. Won driven. Second easily.
Third handily. Scratched-Tattenham. Bon VII
want, Nash Buckingham, No Bid. Andoche, 5-2
place. e-5 show Elm King, 5-2 place, 60 show;
Sharp Boy, show. Andoche, in sharp drive,
outstayed Elfn King. Sharp Boy faltered
eighth out, but rallied again, finishing strongly.
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Jockey walsh came into the limeIight again
yesterday with brace OF victories. This midget
is improving rapidly IN his riding and seems as
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SIXTH RAcE-seven furlongs, purse $4oo. 4

SIXTH RACE-Seven furlongs, purse 500, 4
year olds and upward, selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T.. st. Str. Fin.
9-2-Bemay lE. Martini. JOB 12 IA
20-1-Cobbleskin (Archibaldl l05 III
1S-5-Gioy. Balerio (Goldstein110S A h
Time:12 4-5, "a 80, SO :4S2.5, 1:01 is.
Of Passage Matte Brmppo. finished named,
Value to winner, 1920 Winner w. d. Millard's
br m. f. by Albert-AIisery II. Trained by
owner Start good Won easily. Second and
third driven. Scratched-Ed Sheridan. Bemay,
Go place, IL show; Cobbleskill, place, 5-2
show; Balerio 20 show. Bemay outpaced the
others all the way winning her rider pleased.
Cobbleskill rallied gamely at the end. Balerio
hung well
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THIRD RAcE-one mile, purse s4oo maiden 8

year OIds. selling:
T-5-Decorator (Arcnibald}. .1o4 II 3
6-1-Ffaneiscan l6oldsteini- 104 FL 20
15-I-Arornat tize IL MARTINI .102 4 10
Time-:i2 3-5, ~ 10, 80. 10. LOO 3-5
1:J5 So 1:2S I-5, 40 20. The Hammer, Song
Writer. Waldorf, finished named. Value to
winner, s325. Winner L. Wayland's b. g., 3. by
Bedeck- Mariole Trained by owner. Start good.
Won easily. Second easily. Third driven. Deco
rator 1-2 place, out show: Franciscan , place,
even show; Aromatze, So show. Decorator held
his opponents safe ali the way.
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The book makers were complaining after the
last race yesterday that James A. Murray was
fbe only horse that the smart set would have
IN contrast 70 the horses previous start, when
nobody would have a ticket on him.
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FoURTH RAcE-seven furlongs. purse $500. 4

FOURTH RACE-Seven furlongs, purse S4o0, 4
year olds and upward, selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
s-l-Talarand (frestonl. .....-10S 3 n
6-I-NorfoIk tE. Martini ..-..10S 4 21 ia
4-1--AIaster Lester (Ricel los 6 u 2
Trne-:12 % "a 80 4-5, :4s, 1:O1, 1:14.
1;26 20. Toller, korosilany, J. c. Graus, Sink
$3.50. Winner f. Sepulyedas S eh. g., a., by FL
Rio Rey-Hettie Humphreys. Trained by j. Bo-
den. Start good. Won driven Second and third
easily Scratched-Mary F. Talarand, 90 place,
even show; Norfolk. SIS place, So show; Lester.
l-2 show. Talarand stood 81 long drive gamely,
did Norfolk. Lester made up ground gradually
in the final quarter.
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Liberal advances on diamonds and 1eweiry.
Baldwin Jewelry Co.. 1861 Van Ness av.
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The Calls Form nCharofRaces al afEmeyviIIe

raung IL Tn forecast in nwhicht
Mch dand
j. ]
23a3 n Iln 8 andu
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TIE II haNll-UIt anu LIIItt- aIAtttlIH IIIesi
purse $500, year olds and upward, selling:
9-10-Silyerskin {Aiusgraye). .169 4
= 1-Avontellus CT. Rieel.. .1o7 l h
Time-:07. 10, 81, :43 :55 So, los is,
1:21 4-5, 1854 4-5, las 40 53 SO, ZOO Sain-
rida, Lucky Lad, finished named. Value 10
winner 1925. Winner S. A. Clopton gr. g., a..
by Faraday Katydid. Trained by owner. Start
good Won easily. Second aud third driven.
Silverskin, out place and show; Ayontellus, l-2
place, out show Ellie, 3-5 show. Silverskin,
singing out into an easy lead eighth out won
his rider pleased. Avontellus outstayed Ellie.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01

]. W. Leavitt & Co. have received carload of
Stoddard- Dayton automobiles. In the shipment
are two touring cars and one exceedingly hand
some roadster.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01

Trainer Covington Of the Sobra Vista stable
has entered San Alviso, St Elmwood, Borghesi
and others OF his string literally for the stakes
az Seattle Borghesi was nominated for all the
events az mile or more. including the two mile
race
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01

Norman de vaux of the Auburn motor car COM
pany returned last night from Fresno. where he
went to establish an Auburn agency, which is to
be handled by NJ. Sardou. De Vaux says that
business down there is brisk.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01

terdar W " Finn came TO the conclusion that
lis apprentice rider. Pohanka, whose contract
he recently purchased from I. F. Crist, would
not CO. Reno Rebel had worked EAST enough tc
run away from the company he was meeting
yesterday. but P0hanka made an awful mess Oi
Il all through the race and the horse never
got near the front
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SECOND RACE-Four and half furlongs,
purse $400. maiden year olds:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT st. Str. Fin.
s-1--Leuise Reggel tPrestonl10I 4 b
3-l-Calera fArchibaidl ....l05 81 81
Time-:0e 40. is 80. 80 l-5. AZ. :54 So.
Chinquapin, King of the Camp. Allen Lee, fin
ished as named Value to winner. $52J Win
ner C. and B. stables b. f., ., by Oakwood-
haste Wa.ker. Trained by ]. e. Cushing. start
good Won driven. Second and third easily.
Scratched-Knght of the East Louis Regge,
So place. 2-5 show; Alice George, Is pace;
ScraJehea--hnight OF TIE East Louise Reggel
to a strding start. showed high speed to the
stretch and in continuous last quarter drive
finished strongly. Alice George appeared to hold
Louise Reggel safe a sixteenth out. but weak
ened suddenly. CeIera quit IN the nnal loo yards
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01

Cadichon's poor showing in his last start prob
ably was due 10 having spread his foot during
the running Of the race. Ed DeaIy fears that
the horse viii not be able to start again until
toward the close Of the meeting. Cadichon met
with similar mishsp during the early part Of
The season, end Dealy blames himself for having
run the horse without bar plates the last time
out
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01

Fred ]. Linz, manager of the MAXWELL -Briscoe
Pacific company, received the following communi-
cation from Clem Mathorn of Healdsburg, who re-
turned home Monday:
Game home yesterday from the bay city. 40
miles in three hours and a half. Never had to
stop the engine make any adjustments of any
kind. But this is nothing when you take into
consideration that 1t was Maxwell car"
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01

f. B. Smith has just returned in his Oldsmobile
from a tour of inspection for the company with
which he is connected. In the last three weeks
Smith has been the road between this city
and Los Angeles, going down by the coast route
and returning by the valley. He is very enthusi-
astic over his trip. saying that he had not the
least bit of trouble with the machine on the way.
in spite of the fact that II had already travelled
1000 miles. Throughout the trip the roads were
found to be in fairly good condition. Smith
starts on Monday for trip through northern
California Oregon and Washington, to be away
about four weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01

Don Douo pulled up so lame after his last
race At Arcadia that IL is probable the gray
eiost'' viii never face the barrier again. n
s Newman. who owns the year old eelding IN
partnership with bis father J. =. Newman. says
he viii send him back to the farm IN Texas TO
spend the remainder OF his days In comfort
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good
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01

Barney Schrefber's Deutschland went east
Hast night IN the car with the Hawkins and
fsoidbiaff horses. Trainer Henry VIII not leave
FOR few days. at least
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01
Judge Cautions Rider
on Way TO Post
Cobbleskip Earns Place Honors
after Backing Up Badly
in the Betting
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

Los ANGELES. March 31.-Only two
favorites gathered at Santa Anita to-
DAY. and the books got back some of
the coin they lost on Monday.
Judge Hamilton caused furry when
he left the pagoGa while the horses
were on the way to the post for the
sixth race and told Archibald, on Cob
bleskill, that he must ride to win The
price on Cobbleskiu had gone back
from an opening figure of to 20 to
/. Archibald did his best, and in fierce
drive landed Cobbleskill in the place.
Preston carried off the riding honors,
landing three winners. Musgrave drove
in with a brace. Summary:
Clear: track fast.
FIRST RACE-Six furlongs, purse $500,
year olds aud upward, selling
0ids. Horse and Jockey VT 81. Str Fin
Io-l-Reuben Preston 130
l-1-Pal l(Soldsteini 1o0 81 -
30-I-Jillette fNelsonl 10 >
Time-.l2 4-5 "a 10, SO, AS 3-5. 1:0l 2-5.
1:14 80 Prince Frederick, Rudabeck, Perry
Wfckles Gateway. Search Me. Royal Rogue.
Beneyole Golden RUE. slippery, Colonel Jew
ell InterIude finished as named. Value TO win
ner S325 Winner r. r. Tfoxler's b. &, 8,
by Layeno Sister Mary. Trained by A. d. Wor-
ley Start good. Won easily. Second and third
driven Scratched-Bonne Prince Charlie, La
Chata Reuben, place, show; Pal, 20
place out show; Jillette show Reuben
showed high speed throughout and simply toyed
with the others.
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Savannah appears to be the popular place for
the Vanderbilt race That the will be run
is now a certainty, and Savannah, owing to
its great race of March 10, together with all
the advantages, both natural and municipal,
seems to have the right to demand the race.
The new 2S mile course has been laid out.
The Vanderbilt race commission will meet short
iv TO determine the matter, and the date will
probably be set FOR October next. Savannah has
taken the handling and housing OF all the visit
ors into consideration, and as 1t has so sue
cessfulIy conducted the greatest race the world
has vet seen, it stands first In the line of many
bids.
Liberal advances on diamonds and jewelry.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01

James h Touhey wired from Arcadia yes
ferdsy that he would reach Emeryvlle IN
6sy or two with Gossiper III and Al Lfndley.
7hs hundssns ssoo cup TO Be presented hs the
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01

II. K. Sheridan well known in automobile cir
cles as driver of the White steam car. has re-
turned from Milwaukee. While there he drove
car taken from the shewrooms of the Milwaukee
automobile club in three day endurance
He says that in ali his experience driver he
never encountered road conditions. In
many places the water on the roads that were
ordinarily good was from six to Is inches deep.
with deep mud underneath In many places the
road was SO bad that the cars had TO leave 1t
and make detour in the fields. Sheridan drove
model h White and his car stood the test won
derfully.
The Pioneer automobile company reports the
sale of a Thomas forty TO E. II. Denke and
model + so horsepower Thomas to DIR. p. NJ.
Burns
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It $50. Rhinock, s place.
b. by Pirate of Penzance-
Won easily. Second and
Iet 30. Stilicho 4. Pal II.
from three furlong pole
his present notch. Red
race, as only Red Bail,
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01

Electro-vigor Is not an electric
belt. II never needs charging.
for il makes its own power con-
stantly.
After the use OF Electro-Vigo
/ have regained my lost power.
and am feeling strong and well
again. 1 would not take a thou
sand dollars for what your treat
ment has done for me.
VIM H. ALLEN.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01

IoxfstiIla's return to winning form was vel
come 10 Ed Souie, because il holds out TO hin
some hope Of getting out on the mare. which
las been an improbable investment for him VI
~ 6sfe Soule bet only 500 on Logistills
yesterday. after having lost $1,000 on her II
Ter three previous starts. She had been working
wen for Trainer Hoeg for several weeks. bur
seemed to sulk when L came 70 racing
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-12-11
So: :**: :**::**

ceedings were at an end The judge
glanced at the verdict and handed it
to Clerk WEIGH, who read it aloud.
AS the jury filed into the room and
took their seats in the jury box, Judge
Lawlor asked Foreman Mcnamara:
Have you gentlemen reached YER
dict?" we have replied the fore
man as he handed folded slip of
paper to Clerk WEIGH An impressive
silence followed as the clerk slowly
and deliberately yet with apparent
agitation, unfolded the paper and
read the fatal words: we the jury
find the defendant Abraham Ruef,
guilty as charged
Immediately everybody arose to
their feet. There was a murmur of
approval but no scene or demonstra-
ton.
A few minutes before the verdict
was rendered Francis J. Heney. the
assistant district attorney, who had
charge of the trial until he was shot
down by Morris Haas on November
-, had been driven TO Carpenters
Hall in an automobile.
Notwithstanding the presence of a
score of officers who did all they
could to restrain the demonstration as
Mr. Heney entered the court room,
men and women rose to their feet and
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-12-11
HOUSE IS VERY BITTER
At THE PRESIDENT
AND APPOINTS COMMITTEE OF
s;FivE TO TAKE SOME ACTION
WITH REFERENCE TO
SECTION OF MESSAGE
Setting Spies on Them
Congressman Perkins, Republican, of
New York, Introduced ResoIu-
ton Calling For Action to
Sustain the Dignity of
the House.

Special to the Herald.
Washington, D. c., Dec. 1.-THE
kouse today adopted a resolution pro-
Fiding for the appointment of a COM
Tittee of five to take suitable action
on the part of President Roosevelt's
message which intimates that mem
hers of congress need watching by
secret service men. Perkins, repub-
l!can, OF. New York, introduced the
asolution when the session of the
a1ouse opened this morning. The conf
mittee includes Perkins, DENLY of
Williams of Mississippi, Lloyd of Mis-
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-12-11
RUFF TO GET MORE
OTHER CASES TO CONE
FOLLOWING HIS CONVICTION FOR.
CONSPIRACY AND GRAFT,
SAN FRANCISCO BOSS
is NOTIFIED
To Prepare For More
Additional Cases Will Be Taken Ur
Monday, and Prosecutor Heney
Is Determined to Send the
Fallen Boss to Prison.
Taking No Chances.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald. s.
San Francisco, Cal, Dec. 11.-Fol-
lowing the verdict of guilty for con
spiracy and graft against Abe Ruef,
day to prepare for other trials on
other indictments. 1t is understood
other cases against Ruef will be tax
EN- up Monday Prosecutor Heney
has resumed the active prosecutions
and expresses the determination to
press enough of the indictments to
make sure Ruef is punished. even if
some of the verdicts are overruled by
the higher courts.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-12-11
ANOTHER ACADEMY LOSES
Through Dealings With the Fidelity
Funding Company.

Special to the Herald.
Rock Island, H., Dec. lit now
develops that the Vile de Chantal
Academy of Visitation Sisters are in
volved in the Fidelity Funding com
pany failure to the extent of 100000
Included in the items is mortgage
for $4,000. given to Keiran for i'm
provements, and several contractors
say the mortgage has never been paid
off. The full amount of the loss is
not now known.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-12-11
Trial Ended Abruptly.

San Francisco Cal, Dec. 11.-Abra-
ham Ruef, former political boss of San
Francisco, has been convicted of brib-
cry The verdict was returned exactly
day. when the deliberations of the
jury had been prolonged throughout
period of twenty-four hours. The
warning Of Judge William P. Lawlor
and the vigilance of the police check
ed all attempted demonstrations, al
though the excitement in the court
room was so intense that men were
thrust down into their seats or held
in the grasp of detectives as esey
arose to obtain a better view Of The
proceedings.
The trial, which has been in pro
gress for one hundred and six days,
ended with surprising abruptness. The
day had almost passed without sign
or intimation from the curtained cham
Der on the upper floor of Carpenters
Hall, the hopes of Ruef and his attor
neys had arisen with every hours de
lay, and the adherents of the prosecu
ton were proportionately discouraged.
With number and interest undiminish
ed, the hundreds of spectators retain
ed their seats in the chamber or stood
patiently in along the opposite en-
trance.
The jurors had scarcely taken their
seats in the box before the brief pro
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-12-11

cheered, waving handkerchiefs until
the bailiffs and detectives interfered.
Ruef sat between his father and
Thomas B. DoZier, of counsel for the
defense, when the verdict was return
ed. He had spent the greater part of
the day in conversation with his aged
father, and though his face paled and
his eyes remained fixed for a long
time upon the men who had pro-
nounced his fate, almost his first
thought was for the elder Mr.. Ruef.
He whispered few words of encour-
agement to the old man and sent him
out of the room to break the news to
the defendants mother and sisters.
By previous agreement of counsel
that the bill of exceptions should be
settled later, the court set next Sat
urday, December u. as the day for
pronouncing Judgment. Ruef's con-
viction renders him liable to maxi
mum penalty of fourtesA years in the
penitentiary. The jury left the box
and they and Judge Lawlor declined
to make any statement of the number
of ballots taken or the features of
their deliberations.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-12-11

souri,. Williams and Lloyd are dems-
Gratis. 1t is expected that the commit
tee will report in retaliation against
the president for alleged SANDER. In
support of his resolution Perkins took
occasion to score the president heav-
lily, saying that the statement of the
president cannot be ignored, but calls
for some action necessary TO uphold
the dignity of the house. Members of
congress are very outspoken in their
resentment against the presidents
suggestion.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-12-11
LOCOMOTIVE BLEW UP.
Egineer and FIagman Blown
Two Hundred Feet.

:. Special to the Herald.
: Marion, Ill.,, Dec. IA re-
:. port from Goreville says a Chi
: cago and Eastern Illinois
:. freight engine blew up near
!: there this morning, and the
!: engineer and flagman We're
:. blown two hundred feet and
:. instantly killed. The fireman
: was also fatally hurt.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-12-11
BROWNSVILLE CASE UP.
Oscar Reid Case Being Heard
BY Supreme Court Today.

! Special to the Herald ::
Washington, D. c., Dec II. ::
:-The supreme court is today I:
!. hearing the appeal from New ::
York of the suit of Oscar Reid, ::
!. one of the negro soldiers dis ::
!. charged by the president in ::
:. connection with the Browns ::
vile affair. Reid charges that ::
I Ills dismissal was Illegal and ::
seeks % rrrovef pay FOR the !:
!. full time of his enlistment, ::
: amounting to $120. Reid's at ::
!: torney branded the presidents ::
: discharge of the negro soldiers ::
!: as an executive encroachment ::
{: on the powers of the legislative Z:
!. and judicial branches of the ::
: government. ::
!: !. :. !: :: :. :. :. :. :. :: :. :. :. :. :. ::
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-05

II one would pass from the osten-
sible ideals of the college to it's prac-
teal workings. it would be necessary
10 live among the student body to
learn what they do with fheir daily
life, what they talk about. what they
are while in college and when they
take their degrees
This fact was taken into conSidera.
ton in the selection of cast to sup
port James Young whom the Shuberts
present in Brown of Harvard" at the
Grand tonight
The roster of the company reading
like college catalogue, Messrs. Cas-
sidy, Conl<lin, and Smithfield are from
Harvard, Mr.. Strauss from Lehigh.
Mr. Browne from the University of
Virginia, Messrs. Kerrigan and Wal.
ton fom the University of Pennsyl-
yania, Mr.. Clark frop1 Amherst. Nh.
Ford from Dartmouth, Mr.. Lewis from
Brown, and Mr.. Brayton from Uni
Yersity Of Illinois. Canada is repre-