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Evening journal., 1908-02-25
PRESIDENT TO
OPEN TUNNEL
Will Press a Button This After
noon TO Connect New
Jersey and Manhattan
ny rHE JoURNAL.s speeIai VIC.

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-Late this af-
ternoon, when President Roosevelt in
washington, presses the button to give
the signal, will see the realization OF
the long dream of the connection Of
Manhattan to Jersey. At the Presi-
dents signal the first official train
bearing a distinguished party will start
from the Manhattan terminal toward
Hoboken.
At midnight the tubes will be opened
to public travel.
Tomorrow 1t is expected the system
win be working as smoothly as If Jer-
sey commuters had been travelling
under the Hudson river for years. It
is the Morton street branch Of tho
Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Com
pany, the McAdoo system leading from
the terminal at Sixth avenue and Nine
teenth street to Hoboken, that has been
completed. Before the summer is over
It Is expected the lower branch, run
ming to the Cortlandt street terminal,
win be ready for use.
Evening journal., 1908-02-25
Marrled seventeen Years.

State Revenue Collector and Mrs.
Harry W. Chairs are quietly celebrat-
ing the seventeenth anniversary of their
wedding at their residence No. 709 West
Tenth street today. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chairs, were married in this city and
have lived here since. Mrs. Chairs was
Miss Margaret Sinex. Many friends
the couple today.
Evening journal., 1908-02-25

first ADMINISTRATION Of the present COM
missioner In all. over $4,000 was
derived from this department. or
enough 70 run tho entire Legislature
and judicial departments Of the State
when running at a normal cost.
OF this amount, nearly $4,000 is re-
ceived from insurance franchises or
taxes. and nearly $4,000 is derived
from the operations of the new bank
ing laws. under which the banks NOW
pay tax.
Evening journal., 1908-02-25
Many Hurt in Crash
Of Tourists Train

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
LAREDO, Tex. Feb 25.-F'our per-
sons were seriously injured and abost
25 others slightly hurt when the train
carrying Charles c. Gates Mexican
touring party was ditched during the
night twelve miles north OF here.
Most OF the passengers were from.
Evening journal., 1908-02-25
BY THE JOURNALS Special wire.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-Uncle
Sam will have spending money ample
TO take all Of the nations OF the world
out for a good time as soon as he col
lects the big rebate fines the bad cor
porations owe him, according to the
decision OF the supreme court. Unless
some new defense can now be patched
up the following fines must be paid
to your uncle in accordance with the
holding that the Elkins act was not
repealed by the Hepburn Railroad Rate
LaWt
Evening journal., 1908-02-25

Republican County Committee Meeting.
The Republican County Committee
will meeting the Young Mems Repub-
lican Club here on Saturday. II will
be the first regular meeting Of the
year at which the usual routine busi-
ness will be transacted.
Evening journal., 1908-02-25
WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2e-The west
ern depression noted Monday morning
extends from the Gulf Of Mexico TO
Canada this morning. with two dls-
tinot centers, one over Lake Michigan
and the other over the eastern Arkan-
sas.
Forecast till p. M, Wednesdays
For Delaware-Rain tonight and
Wednesday, colder Wednesday, inoreas-
ina south to southwest winds beeom
ing high.
Evening journal., 1908-02-25
MCFARLIN--LOVE

S. e. McFarlin and Miss Coda W.
Love were married last evening by the
Rev. Judson L. Westfall of Bethany
Baptist Church. They are residents Of
this city and will make their home at
No. 405 Grant avenue.
Evening journal., 1908-02-25

Toledo. although a few were from
other points The wreck was due TO
broken axile on the engine. The train
consisted of nine coaches. five OF which
were Pullmans Every car was ditch
ed. The seriously injured: John Hls-
gins. cook; Fred @. Boyd. commissary
man; -- Mccormick. dining car
walter; John Martin. baggageman.
Evening journal., 1908-02-25
To Rensnt Entertainment.

The afternoon Sunday school Of
Brandywine NJ. f. Church will repeat
the entertainment on Thursday even
ing that was given last week.
Evening journal., 1908-02-25

Ladies' Long Coats. full satin lined,
s5.es. were s12. All-wool mixtures
$2.eS were 81. Greenbaum's. 3O4 Mar
ket street,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02
EYEBRIGHT - SOME
HORSE ALL RIGHT

got The field lined up and let them
go.
Eyebright Immediately went 10
the front. and setting q fast even
clip. iedNail the way and passed
under wire bar a length in
front ofSAHwin T Foyer. who finish.
ed with great determination but
did not menace the winr<O Logis.
tlla showed good performance
and finished n close third
A good field Of apHntern met IN
the third race and Lec Harrison.
who has been running poorly,
showed sudden Improvement by
coming from Tar bark IN the stretch
aud running over NAgazam. the Z
10 fayofite. who set all the pace.
Aunt Polly Tired badly and Just
ala nose out Monte Lucille Tor third
place.
Belle OF Iroq6oia was made the
medium Of d blk plunge BY Matt
Ries and hts connections and back.
I'D from 3 10 2 down b. even money
She outeinaaed she field she met.
aud taking the losd shortly after
the start. romped in front all the
waI,
@ chihuahua a so 10 ! chance.
furnished a surprise by finishing
second. six lengths Ia front Of
Taunt
There Was large crowd pres.
cnt and despite the fact that four
fayoritea were beaten. the xtanera
we're all well played and NJ the
books did a losing business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02
LIVE NEWS FROM MEADOWS

Jeheep MoYee and Archibald
seFe the siar s,ckeys yesterday
"a thsy 6trh rpdo two winners.
MSasySe md 0aappa rode one win.
DER spascA
90 ssats At thp faa that four
esvOYses vefe bc<feo. nearly every
siorser ssx ve psoyed and tho
eee easA CO. stig NsAon Jones
wpA ehofe leo m}S gtnner and be
emis ssce eease 10 Woaing up the
d., 500 ehesso tfsev holdlng sew.
~aeCs utss sloacss PHI Goldheld
en- tapo 4, s1es. 10y Offut about
~ apso. 0gs.. emps,~sm failed 10
50. AsaunDs :. euA to.sf. 6nule drop
eeo tboMt 600 stauAS Balm loss
- sSe xpssnne and % ON down the
anA
4ets bpp Seen teasa has been
ua'Asns$ q ivssat coav0 dS a Jockey.
-a asesD o. Is ees 10 days old
.ap On eoss rst1ao csrp ar more
sleaers csess 60 sBGeo tho meet.
ias exhxVno. SssaA eYrcs CeD es<er,.
s,sn
ssxnev 9,NnaonAansua. bmtter
4 rnssss n sssvacuogV IN Little
&C., ana or lho hcss knowp
$500. se a., su.xnrrv ,pxp A. the
as fss yeN nvn1saAcp n11pr book
..s.
80. - IN 90 sa.o 1zr,a an -, nrst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02
Wins the Georgetown Hand.
leap in Great
" Form.
O o.

The Georgetown Handicap nj one
mile and an eighth, was the fea-
ture Of the card ~ the Meadows
yesterday afternoon. and the run.
ming OF the race developed the fact
that Eycbright, who has generally
boon considered a Splinter VIII
have 20 be reokoned with In the
future aH dangerous contender for
t6scnttlc stakes that are run over
a vigilance OF ground.
Edwin r. Fryer. Johnny Lyons
ana ioKlsiilla. all hiFh class per.
foSAaase. together with lfyokleaf
and Veslright. made up W field.
end zpecu@io0 on the event was
ep.GA 8yobrlght was made favor.
% 81 7 % b 0@auss Of his good
aeowinS 10 @, ies races recently.
ast ON pnk@e TO great extent
8aS nd1nfu, II be- would like the
asd1 Sne. aaa al she other starters
wero Scp o3ckeA. Fryer being the
6cfan0 ehsz,oo O. Ia L.
100 StRsa w0 Delayed about 10
us0dno oSfng % q accident 10
90 bsfgtsr. bat fsaaiiy the starter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02
VANCOUVER
!, WALLOPED
4 "e~

ssaU iie nOsa vss~es wev psssav
'euNts sassy. Tte y sseasss tsse Ols,s
esOilios c tss ers CO aeo e'es eaeaeo
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10 70 q @t~ Csss~ss ttss aae
saexH Msl s0 taA - os9 10 Alssn
fee i otis. ous ussttse pasee o.
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Gec.arm NA~S1 h Nov eaanoe
eer aee ia,e aWssese sra wGss %
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ssf, % ioss . .sllsw ~ es 60 zee
xAA Svs sixk ne s0aH y tofnsf
snd 80 o. sbs+s eroua1t % see
sun,
ftanp sGAu rsui u che aexI 10
fsSnr 90 - Vssssnss ee ssr ~ 90
mo resserse cure . seS eaeg zee
OF % elM iri0saan
u sss q sll@s 80 efe All aroape
and ae ssns liteo o e<Aitte snsw
- s~sa'ly imssoseo sor@ ase 10
fhsy te*p % % lAne taey aNs o
ssi. taes Oil ste zoe one lorSy -
tsN eriss OF ss4aes from erie
Cs.nokA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02
BOTH fieHrERs
ARE READY
Cans Ssys There Wa De
No Ihruvasy Up
II Spunge.

By 0u,ta1 erm.)
SAN pVA ~ SIND. Jelly 2. ~ Il
waat zoe b. Naaerss9ed that no
sesnd o. eotooIavoa o. thro~ up
o. smmoe CO.. mo shia IL the
last is'wsago 5a0 Gems gave ref.
egee sack Welen co snair final con.
ference befose hts 40 Ie0Q fight
with Battling se sam npst Saturday
afternoon.
Having ooisDlets1 tnear training
re the cyn~st for 100 lightweight
championship of the wurld. Cans
and Nelson are sitting around
quietly storing up power In the
batteries that will produce the
force that will settle the fight
Both men have come down 10
weight with perfect ease aud they
will 40 into tl~. ring Saturday az
1913 pounds witNSGt difficulty Each
weighed close to 1894 today.
Interest In the flght hug, becoeA
so general that Manager 0sm CIV
froth haGffound II necessary TO
make provision for greateg- Aum.
Der of seats than he had pV41ncd
To erect Hts arena can be enlarged
Co accommodate a crowd of most
any size. As soon as he saw how
fast the tickets were going yester-
day he gave the printer new order
and set carpenters 10 work
Referee Jack WEIGH said today
that his conference asst evening
with Joe Cans was SsStlrely salts
factory. Cans says he has (aDire
confidence In WEIGH and Is wSring
for him TO interpret the rules In
regard to holding { )elch does not
think there will he much holding
az Cans Is not 3eh to try &C. and
Nelson % preparing 10 fight an the
time. q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02

FOURTH AT TRACTION

HSEp TON. Washe July 2. -
Prhis csty this year will eclipse
everything yet seen in thsD way Of
a good time on the FOURTH The
programme. beginning az noon. has
judge Mcmahon and Mr Bryan q
orators. and they 81 TOO Wetf
known 10 need any introduction,
and also Miss Mable Manson In a
patriotic reading
The ball game will be q good a.,
and athletic sports. including yaces
u all kinds. will be- sssen
The g@ace will begin AZ 2.30 and
last unH midnight, via the well
known musicians. Hofessrse CAM
age. violin. and Professor Elliee&,
plano. furnishing music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02

lie twisted the log. but Roller
kicked n free. dotch abandoned
his attempts az . toe held and oh.
tanned crotch hold. lilo could not
bulge Roller. so he commenced tho
toe tactics again. AZ ei2i he was
atiil working on Rollers feot. al.
ternutely trying ono leg and then
tho other, Roller kicked free from
all these grips, but II could be seen
that they we're hurting him,
Suddenly Ooteh shifted 10 n
crotsll, hold and half Nelson, lie
aurISSaed The physician aud had
him half over before he realized a..
Rollers free arm was locked be.
tween Gotch's knees and the cham
nion'a whole bulk rested on Rollers
shoulders Roller fought doaper,
atoly. but the hold was certain and
nc 9;22 20 Ghffnoy slapped Gotch
ON the back as sign of victory.
There WAS no question as to the
fall Both Rollers shoulders we're
pressed flat on the canvas.
Roller seemed surprised by hts
quick defeat lie had a harried
look as he went through the crowd
TO his drosst6 room oo'eh was
smiling a
Gotch re entercd W ring ut
.otsf lie % received with seat.
.9ring apwhuke. A TOW friends
shouted congraGDntioEs 20 him
frOi the rlngalde o
Roller came ON few seconds
b To- and was rendered another
q Oh ovation.
Timo was swilod AZ 1885 and luso
unD oGhGr0 .0to To- cento 20 ehc
nag
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souo edpp zee on feet both men
passs emse 90 tee On esr's face away.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02

second Ia tho world. lie was IN.
troducod a. Champion Of the
World. Frank A. Gotch." aud re-
ccivod warm Applause dotoh sat
In hts corner with a confident
smile.
Roller entered the ring ono min
Ute later. followed by Joe Carroll
and t.onnie Austin. lie was intro.
dueed aa "Seattlo'a Favorito Ath,
lote. aud the crowd gave him "A
doafening ovation.
uaffney was then introduced and
oheercd The principles shed their
bath robes and were called 60 the
center " the ring to hear the ref.
ereo'a Instructions. esgtoh neemcd
supremacy confldcntSshlle Roller
looked white and nervous.
ooteh Takes the Aggressive.
They went 90 their corners. and
the gong sounded at exactly 9t07
Gotoh immediately 4SsYmed tho
aggressive aud ioiIo&H Roller
around the ring paving hle head
and watching FOR an opgl,nE
1907 looSd arms In ocnter
Ns IN rlIasS AZ a:Oa,i5 ItsssSer sud
0pn00 QiGhhed Goteh'a knee and
Chop dln q Aoana to the mat The
,oDg(s 900 Vito a storm OF cheers
f.p5un urro % On q toe hold on
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asexxeas q CescesS eeost t0sso e5eb
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02

Takes Two Straight Falls
From Local Wrestler,
Q Roller.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02

Algy Claxtcn. who Is training for
Y. y. Carman In New York. has
taken part OF the string 10 Canada.
where he will race on the Northern
circuit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02

HOTEL kARLAND-Hot and osid va.
tee In every resn... free bath. isai see.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02

by the waist and slammed him on
tho mat Roller got 20 his feet a.
once. Ootch reached for hollcrb
knee and. for the second time OF
the match. Roller got behind him by
neat ndostop. This waAr at
'e.aii40. " 3.
Roller tried for a toe hold. but
Frank had little difficulty IN keep.
ing his feet free. Roller then tried
aclanorn aud almost locked his
taet around Franks waist llo
rblnd uotch half way over, but
fotth twisted out from between
Rollers legs and got on top.
Keeps After Rollers Feet
Gotoh tried for a toe hold and
Roller nlmoet bounded free. Gotch
then tried u crotch hold and arm
latk. but he could accomplish moth.
las. with C. lie shifted 10 H&ilcrh
head, which be imprisoned Between
hts, knees. Roller again nquirmed
lnoao. Gotch then took a half Mel
son and crotch hold. bat RolleI
broke loose lad stood up at . i6i2D)
They bu4S9 around the ring
ahohlfer 20 Shoulder aud az s.As
Cotch suddenly 0syght DGeriolsai
leg. raised II % I0t ansl@ Ss6
hisd ~pdy. and I11B 0pleeD'B slBAs
leg Won uG0 Dol iestflp som %
the canvaa w0 . oeRso. oo SeOel6l
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Jack Atkin fths man. not the
Morse has gone TO @rope. He
will be back. howeyer.@tn Callfor.
MIA next winter. ~
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~Rsevosr" AoAls MAKES GREAT RECORD.

"REFuoEE" AGAIN MAKES GREAT RECORD
Refugee" The stars handlesnpsr picking win.
right IN line yesterday. horses
he pstksd 10 three tali prces
and third OF 10 mentioned
NAished inside the Ne picked tesys Beauty
chance 20 win the first and she finished
b wick. Al 10 :. HE choice socona and the
Colonel won ~ hlmsei kaaaxam his choice
beaten half length place selected
ecSa r. Fryer Ss win the fourth
6wtuose" then picked the iroqvos
ID . 20 s. and John y. al 10 T. u certainly great
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batteries Jensen Srustt -
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02

The bohemian club and the Raj.
nier club decided the issue yester.
day The newcomers were Frank
Balm. Ed S0nle aud Bill Jackmau.
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AAsFAfFu ftWtNfff NAM tNR UA.<F NAH
ia the granfstand during Re aft.
crnoon. He didn't care whether
he beat a race or not
Word comes from New York that
George Roae has . bunch Of clerks
working for him these days. keep
Ing track Of the verbal bets that he
receives as "a the quiet he Il max
ing the biggest book On the track.
doing business on the lawn The
other day he took too bets IN the
same race. one for 5000 and the
other Of 5000 Neither bet won.
aud yet Rose only quit 800 winner
60 the race. How about that for
eiss money! Same shaen. Nose
Raphael and Jos Russell are among
hia Representatives sol IAchten.
stein and Tom Shaw are also max.
ing book. but not ia the shade Of
the old betting ring. a. the police
Keep them on the jump.
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