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The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
May Complete Big Plant.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Salisbury. y. c.. March 27-Salisburi-
ans and citizens generally in central Caro-
lima are much interested in the proposed
plan TO reorganize the Whitney Company.
owners and developers of the big So
10000 electric-power plant on the Yad-
kin River near this city. II is estimated
that the plant is s. per cent completed
now. and that the expenditure of 81
10000 Will put il in operation.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
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The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
Ninth District for stnar,

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Richmond Va. March 27-"The Ninth
district and the entire Southwest is for
Henry c. Stuart. of Russell County. for
governor We will give him such a ma
jority as to show the estimate the people
Of that section place on the man." said
Peyton F. St Clair. a member of the
state committee from the Ninth district
to-day Stuart is personally known TO
every voter in that section, and stands
we'll
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
! 70 The washington Heraid-

oI71VidI % INc WdaIlII8luu utIdIl-
Lynchburg, Va. March 27.-Former
State Senator Thomas to-day gave an
other statement to the local press. in
which he states that he can see no rea-
son for change in his position against
Senator Daniel. despite the statement of
Bryan. in Richmond. that he saw no oh
lection to Maj. Daniel going as delegate
10 the Denver convention. Mr.. Thomas
declares that his intention is to continue
the fight against Maj. Daniel.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
NAMED ON 761sT BALLOT.
Nathan ID. Hawkins Nominated I'm
Eighth Indiana District.

Anderson, Ind. March 27-Nathan B.
Hawkins. of Portland. was nominated
for Congress by the Eighth district Re
publican convention on the 161st ballot
to-day thus ending a deadlock that be-
gan al o'clock yesterday afternoon and
continued for almost twenty-one hours
of constant balloting.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28

Special 20 The Washington HeEald.
Roanoke Va, March G--Heated dis
cussion5 on the UNCONVENTIONAL standing
of the Randolph Macon system of col
leges occupied the morning session Of the
Baltimore Conference. Methodist Episco.
pal Church South. to-day, and the after
noon was spent by the delegates in visit
ing the Randolph-MacOn Woman's Col
lege at Lynchburg. TO which city they
were conveyed by special train.
No decision was reached to-day in the
Randolph-Macon matter, but the argu-
ments VIII be continued when the con-
ference meets again at o'clock to-mor-
TOW.
It is said that the delegates are about
equally divided on the question as to
whether aged professors Of the colleges
should accept the Carnegie pension. given
under the strict provision that the bene-
tciaries are not connected with sectarian
institutions.
The board of education. 10 which the
matter was referred. reported unfavor-
ably upon allowing the fund TO be taken
advantage Of by the Randolph Macon
professors and teachers
Pastors Address Conference.
Among those who addressed the con-
ference upon this question were Rev,
II, u, Sherman, favoring the report OF
the boards. followed by Rev. Colin Denny,
OF Vanderbilt University. against the re-
port. and Judge J. ". Woods. who sup
ported the boards report
Judge r. T. Newman. also defending
the report Of the board, held the floor
when the hour Of adjournment had been
reached at noon. The report Of the
board was in part as follows:
After a careful hearing and considera-
ton OF all the facts. We are convinced
that in the effort made by the board Of
trustees 10 secure the benefits of the
Carnegie foundation, no change has been
made in the policy Of the Randolph
Macon system, in its relation TO the
Baltimore and Virginia conferences OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
II Is now, as il always has been. a
Methodist institution. with the closest
possible relation 10 said conferences as
10 ownership under its charter. Further
more. we are convinced that Ii is the
purpose OF the said board of trustees
10 continue % hold and administer this
trust in the future as in the past"
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
LEAVES FORTUNE TO RECTOR.
FoSter-mOther Beaueaths $4,000 TO
DIR. Arthur o. Sykes,

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Newport News. Va, March FIFTY
thousand dollars in cash and $4,000 in per-
sonal property is the piece Of good for
tune which has fallen to the lot Of DR..
Arthur o. Sykes, the retiring rector OF the
ST. Pauls Episcopal Church in this city.
The fortune has been left to him by his
foster mother, Mrs Mary Josephine Ben
nett wife Of the late Edward Bennett
who died last week in her home in Buffa-
10.
or the $4,000 estate left by Mrs. Ben
nett 100000 was bequeathed by her 10
charity DR.. Sykes and Harry D. Will
Jams were named as the executors and
residuary legatees.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
wounded Playing with Gum.

SleciaI 70 The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg, Va, March 21-Carlton.
the twelve-year-old son Of Walker Rad
ford. prominent resident Of Forest, was
injured by the accidental discharge Of a
shotgun late yesterday at his home. The
boy was playing with the gun and the
explosion tore a part Of his right arm
AWAY
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
NEGRO FLOGGED AND SHOT.
Hard Working Farmer Victim Oi
Three Men Who Attack Him.

SpcCaI 10 Ine Washington Hcrad-
Lynchburg, Va, March 2G-George
Twitty, a hardworking negro farmer,
who lived in the lower end Of Campbell
County, was taken TO the woods nearby
by three men and nearly beaten TO
death. He managed 10 escape. but while
he was running, two shots struck him in
The back He died Wednesday after max
ing a statement the import of which is
withheld pending an investigation.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Annapolis Nd. March 27.-The Navy
Department has accepted the resignation
of Midshipman C. Z. Morey. Of Fullerton.
n. Oak, third class. Young Morey was
forced to resign because Of bad conduct.
having received more than the number
of demerits allowed members or the
third class.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
NEGRO ASSAILANT HANGED.
Attacked Young Widow .fter
Threatening to Kill Her Baby.

Attacked Young Widow sfter
Threatening to Kill Her Baby.
Special 20 The Washington Herald
Tazewell, Va, March 27.-Walter Rim
pey' the negro assailant. was hanged in
the Jail yard this morning Death en-
sued In few minutes after the trap was
sprung. The negro made a short speech
IN front of the jail
II is estimated that SEQ persons. among
tht number being seven women, We're on
the outside Of the inclosure.
The crime for which Rippey was
hanged was assault on Mrs. Mary Dam
cey young widow, near Pocahontas. on
the afternoon Of February 13 The worn-
an was returning from a shopping visit
70 Pocahontas. carrying her -year-old
Daby in her arms. The negro threatened
20 Kill the baby. and thus forced her 10
accompany him
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
John Watson Craig Deas

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Hagerstown. Nd, March 27.-John Wat
son Craig. leading citizen of the Cum
berland Valley died to-day at his home
from stomach trouble. aged seventy-eight
years He was born near Hagerstown,
and resided in this>section all his life
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
woman Die of Her BURNS.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Harpers Ferry, w. Va. March 27--Mrs.
Jane Gray, of Loudoun County. who was
burned yesterday in an attempt 70 extin-
guish a fire that had started IN the noun
tain. died last night. She was the mother
OF eighteen children. ten Of whom and
her husband survive her The fire now
extends several miles over the mountain.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
vaIIey Rnptistr in ses.Ion

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Winchester. Va. March H.-The min
listers and laymen's meeting of the
Shenandoah Baptist Association. con-
vened in the First Baptist Church. this
city. tonight. Rev. E T. Mason. OF
Summit Point. preaching the opening
sermon. The conference will continue
over Sunday.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
SCHOOL BOOKS ARE CHEAPER.
Virginians TO Pay No More Than
Residents of Any Other State.

Special to The Washington Herald
Winchester. Va. March 27.-The price
OF school books viii be reduced at the
time Of their adoption this summer, and
hereafter no Virginia parent Will be com
PEELED 10 pay more for his child's books
than the same book costs in other States.
This declaration was made at to-day's
educational conference now in session
in Winchester. by, Prof. J. D. Eggfeston.
State superintendent OF schools
He further qualified his statement by
the declaration that in the future no
book would be contracted for wnere the
cost was not as low as elsewhere. Among
the speakers to-day were Profs. Bruce
Payne and William H. Peck, Of the Uni
versity Of Virginia; Dr. E. E. Jones. OF
the Farmville Normal School, and D. J.
Crosby, Of the Agricultural Department,
Washington. who spoke on the farmer
and the school The conference adjourn
ed this evening.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
CIergyman's House Robbed.

West Chester. Pa, March 27-Burglars
entered the home OF the Rev George
Mayer, of Grove, West whiteland. last
night, and stole clothing The burglars
helped themselves to eatables. after ran
sacking the house
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
Kntharine A ,IcCrav De.d

Special % The Washington Herald
Harpers Ferry, w. Va, March 27.-NIrs
Florence Kirwin received dispatch this
afternoon from James c. McGraw, OF
Chicago. stating his sister Katharine i.
McGraw. had died in that city suddenly.
and that her remains would be brought TO
this place for interment. She was a
daughter Of the late James McGraw. a
merchant OF this place, and ten years ago
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
Noted Educator Drops Dead.

St. Louis. No. March 27.-F. Louis Sol
dan. superintendent of public schools. and
one Of the best-known educators in the
United States. dropped dead on the street
at noon to-day
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28

While you think OF it. telephone your
Want Ad. to The Washington Herald, and
bill viii be sent you at 7 cent a word.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
VISIT GIRLS COLLEGE
Delegates to Methodist Con-
ference at Randolph Macon.
DISCUSS CARNEGIE PENSIONS

Members of Committee Are Opposed
TO Acceptance of Fund for Aged
Professors Owing to Fact that
School Is Sectarlan-SeVeraI Edu-
Gators Support the Report.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28

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Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-24
RAWRERSCOMESATURDA
Fast Ottawa Team to Battle with
Creighton at Vinton Park.
CAPTAIN MAGIRL WILL NOT PLAY
Crippled Condition of the Creighton
Team Forces Use of Substitutes
and Puts the Result
in Doubt.

Creighton rooters are confident of an
other victory when Ottawa comes to town
Saturday to meet the Creighton foot ball
team at Vinton street park. Since the de-
feat of the strong Grinnell team by Creigh-
ton last Saturday Creighton stock has
taken a rise and the cry at Creighton now
is Win every game"
Coaches Kenny and Schneider have one
of the best squads ever given western
coaches to handle and they are making a
splendid team on the hill. The quantity
of their material was shown three weeks
ago when the game with Highland Park
got close and the coaches sent an entire
new back field into the game and also
used several substitute line men who held
their own as we'll as did the regulars, if
not better.
. Jayhawkers Are Speedy.
Saturday morning the upholders of the
BLACK and orange of Ottawa university
will arrive in Omaha and put up at the
Murray hotel. From a recent letter Of
Coach w. G. Wann sent to the Creighton
management, it seems Ottawa has selected
a fast bunch of middleweight men, Instead
of a heavy slow aggregation to represent
them on the gridiron this year. They will
average 16l pounds, which will make their
JUST NAS SoAAAN - NANN
The style Of play which they adopt-the
famous Pennsy formations-reauires fast
men to execute it perfectly and the show
ing of the Ottawa team up to date seems
to indicate a mastery of the system.
Their recent work against the Washburn
team. which is undoubtedly the strongest
team in the Missouri valley conference
and has been for several years the cham.
pion team Of Kansas, speaks we'll for their
ability. They depend to a great extent
upon speed and the forward pass and their
assortment of plays must be solved by the
Creighton boys in rapid style if they will
prevent them from crossing their goal
line. Their ends are very speedy. Bense,
right end, is a full blood Cherokee Indian
and possesses all the proverbial speed of
his tribe. Lusk, the left end, was mem
toned in the choice of the all-state team.
The Coe brothers are fast, aggressive play
ers.
Crelghton's prospects for Saturday are
not good. Brennan, whose spectacular
work against the Grinnell team caused
such favorable comment, has a very bad
knee and may not be in the game satur-
day. Cramer is ready to step into his
place and give a good account of himself
Captain Bob Magirl will not be in the
game, but promises to give Dernea a taste
Of his strength. Hannifin and Mcguire
have sprained fingers and were kept out OF
all scrimmages this week. The other
members of the team are in fair condition
The coaches are anxious about the result,
Saturday and seem to think that IL they
win It will be only by fakes and trick
plays,
Warren Sheldon OF Case school viii
referee and Lieutenant Riley will umpire
Thu lineup: n
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-24
Drake-Grlnnem Today.

IOWA CITY, Ia, Oct. 23.-(special)-The
game that will attract the most interest in
the state tomorrow is between Drake and
Grinnell, the old-time rivals at Des Nome
both elevens have been developed with this
game IN view and Coaches Andrews and
Griffith have trained their men for the
fray on the Drake stadium tomorrow. The
odds favor the Scarlet and Black, for Grit
9TH has handed out bear dope from the
Drake camp and the showing Of the Blue
and White has verified HIS statements up
10 date.
Coach Andrews started tho rest cure on
his men this week and they will be in the
pink Of condition for tOmorrow's battle.
Flanagan, the star cnd, was the most badly
crippled man after the Creighton game, as
a bad Charley horse had developed.
Drake feels IL Is the crucial game of the
year. Three successive defeats in years
past az the hands Of Grinnell has stung
the Drake men to make the effort Of their
lives. Many alumni coaches are helping
Griffith, the total last evening being four
teen.
The teams debated for some time over
officials and at last reports Prall, head
linesman, was the only man chosen.
Cornell came through the great game
with Ames. in which Coach Fingers men
downed the state champions IN good shape.
and efforts will be made 70 work the men
into as good condition for the Grinnell
game November q.
Iowa will meet the MOrningside team al
Sioux city. Many subs will be used and
no attempt made by Catlin's battered
eleven 10 run Up a large score
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-24
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUAR-
TERMASTER, Cheyenne, Wyo., oct. 2l,
lSS-Sealed proposals i'm triplicate will be
received at this office until $3.50 a. m,
Friday. November 6, 1903. at which time
they VIII be opened in public, for furnish
ing and equipping complete, with metal
weather strips. equal TO the National or
Chamberlain Metal Weather Stripping, six
sets OF quarters at Fort d. A. Russell.
wyoming, as follows: one a. Bachelor
Officers quarters No. 2, one q Field.
officers Quarters No. p, four "a sets
Captains Quarters Nos. 139, 1il, l42 and 15i.
Any Information desired in regard to the
installation OF the metal weather strlp-
ping aboye mentioned, will he furnished
on application at this office. 1t is desired
that the price for each building be stated
separately. The government reserves the
right TO reject or accept any or all bids
or any part thereof. Envelopes containing
proposals should be Endorsed "ProposaIs
for Metal Weather Stripping and ad-
dressed to Captain V. X. Hart, 18th In
fantry, Acting Q-uartcrmaster L. s. Army.
In charge OF Construction, Cheyenne, Wvo'
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-24
EAGER is MAKING BIG PLANS
COrnhuskers' Manager Prepares for
CrOyds Mt Amea Game.


Manager Eager of the C~ornhuskers is
making big preparations for the Nebraska
Ames foot ball game, which win be played
at Dietz park November Z. He is forced
to make big preparations, for the game
will be a big one, and Indications already
are for a record-breaking crowd. Omaha
has not had a foot ball game OF the first
class for several years and the local en-
thusiasts are elated over the prospects of
seeing two Of the best teams OF the west
In action.
The remarkable showing made by the
Cornhuskers against the strong Minnesota
team puts Nebraska in the front rank, for
did not the coach Of the Chicago team say
of the strongest teams he had ever seen
on a gridlron? For several years Ames has
been one of the strongest competitors Ne
braska has met on the grldiron and the
game AInes played against Minnesota this
year shows that the agricultural college
has a strong team again.
Manager Eager Is already receiving
orders for reserved seats for the game,
and he writes that these orders will be
filled in the order in which they are re-
ceived and the seats located as nearly as
possible TO the place requested.
The Nebraska rooters VIII occupy one
side of the gridiron and the Ames rooters
the other. Nebraska will bring over LOU
students and rooters from Lincoln and the
Ames manager writes that he 10 Arranging
to have 800 accompany his team, Each
will have a band and the rooters will
march from the depot to the center of the
city, making a welkin ring all the way up
The stores have ordered a large number oil
pennants that all may go with real college
spirit and throw away dull care for a day
and JOIN In the SPORT
Applications have already been made fol-
the tallyhoes as several large parties are
being organized. Seats will be provided
for 1000 people and the others will have tc
stand or go in autos or carriages.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-24
IN AND TEBEAU OUT
Wichita and Topeka May Enter West.
ern and White Wings Go.
THAT Is THE DOPE AT PRESENT
Pa Gets His Lamps ON a Ger
tihed Check to Buy Out Te-
beau and Believes I'm Ex-
pRnsiOR Report.

with Wichita and Topeka added To The
western league end a new management in
Denver, prospects for 1909 are giving en-
courasement to the magnates and fans OF
'thls circuit. President Rourke of the
omaha team admits there seems TO be an
excellent chance of getting the two Kansas
cities and In his opinion they win add vast
strength to the league, making 1t an eight
team circuit instead of six.
ia Hourke also says he understands that
the report OF ]. f. Gunthrope OF Plainview.
Neb., buying so per cent interest in the
Teddy Bears is correct. Mr.. Gunthorne
spent q couple of days recently IN Omaha
with Pa and mad a certified check OF large
proportions with which to do business AZ
Denver. Since then the Denver papers have
contained the announcement that he has
bought Tebeau's interest. which was nm
even 90 per cent, instead of 81. Instead. this
exposition has led to some interesting com.
ment as to the business acumen OF White
Wings Tebeau had always been given
credit for being the %shrewdest man in the
western league and yet, If this report is
true he was not shrewd enough to con 81
per cent OF the stock in the Denver team.
a controlling share. But It must be adj.
mitted Just the same that Tebeau did the
controlling whether he had the stock or not.
Al any rate, 80 per cent is what Mr.
Gunthorpe is said to have bought in Dem
ver' and he may get hold Of another l per
cent, so as to give him control.
Mr.. Gunthorpe comes into the business a
new man so far as the fans are aware. and
while Denver Is tickled to death over the
DEAL 1t is to be noted that its rislbIes are
: aroused not so much over Mr.. Gunthorpe
OF whom 1t knows nothing, but rather over
me iact that 1t has got rid OF Tebeau.
But there s plenty of time for the rest NJ
the league to do its shouting. Cats ara
said to have nine lives. Tebeau may, own
the whole circuit before the 1909 season
opens you never can tell. II his tenticles
ieahy nave been clipped. though. then there
Is some real ground for hoping that that
mueh-talked-of eight-club circuit ia IN
sight Tebeau has retarded the progress NJ
the league ever since he came into ~ ana
II he has gone, it's hale and hurrah for IN.
Western. N0
Meanwhile Ducky Holmes Is said N bs
OUT Tor the scalp of Pueblo. Well. the no,r,
Is with a paying team in Denver and WITCH.
lta and Topeka, with such leadara as Dt.L
Cooley and Isbeli. points the way 70 q bst,
Ter state OF things. no matter yVbatbo,
lucky gets Pueblo's scalp and replace,
mat town by another or not. =
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-24
Pnntcr Tor InMn.

IOWA CITY, la, Oct. .2&.-tSpecidL)-
Special formations 10 defend Left End Hy-
land IN his place-kicking We're practiced
by the varsity last night on Iowa field.
For twenty minutes Coach Catlin- In
struCted the men on projecting the lanky
end in sending the bali over the bar from
placement,
Since the injury to Captain Kirk The Iowa
eleven has had no man who could boot
tie hall between the posts from drop-kick
or placement. The need Of a kicker was
felt time and time again In the Missouri
game. but With the HaYkeye leader on
he sidelines Quarterback Carberry was
compelled 20 call straight formations.
For fear thar Morningsidc may he much
stronger than anticipated the coaches are
playing q sure game by preparing a kicker
capable Of scoring the necessary I points
when the team Is in striking distance and
the sturdy Sioux City eleven has been
able TO hold the Hawkeye Offense.
Iowa will be crippled against Morning
side with Kirk and Perrine out OF the
game. Zee, who has been holding down
Kinks position. has water on the knee