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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-29

More people are taking Eoley's Kid.
ney Remedy every year. II is consid-
cred to be the most effective remedy
for kidney and bladder troubles that
medical science can devise. Foley's
Kidney Remedy corrects irregularities
builds up worn out tissues and re-
stores lost vitality. IL will make you
fee well and look well
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-29

Mrs. Felix J. King and children
Returned from Berwyn today where
they have been for teh past few days
visiting with friends.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-29

\. c. Cruce, w. f. Bowman, VIII
Potter, C, j, Brown and w ID, Gibbs
are in Marietta today looking after
LOCAL matters.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Craycroft en-
tertained at the Elks' home last even
ing in honor of their two daughters
Misses Love and Dorothy and son,
w. II. Craycroft, who are home from
school to spend the holidays. Punch
was served throughout the evening
by little Misses Sue and Cora Dwyer
and Elizabeth Fite. Those attending
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Suggs,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Craycroft, Mrs.
Bert Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Gates, Mr.. and Mrs. Dwyer, Mr. and
/ Mrs. ]. ~ Dwyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
/ bert Jones. Mr.. and Mrs d. ]. Tread
well. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Math'
/ ews, Misses Ruth Bogie, Ray Camp
! hell, Beatrice Won Kellar, Wynn Led
better. Ryburn, Dorothy Dixon, Eme'
/ lin I.owden, Geneve Dwyer, Ruby
! Dwycr. Willie Dwyer, Jean Blake
Elizabeth simpson, Bonnie Madden
| Elcta Smith. Nell Dwyers Ruth Baker
\ Ethleen Hill, Gale Cruce, Eliza Cruce
Mary williams, Marion Williams
Annie Cameron. Italy and tella Car
ter. Norris Scott, Miss Fern, Mis-
Abingdon and Miss Tate. Messrs
Marnard Wood, Ray Poland, Pau
Butt, Ben stevens, Bob Gardenhire
/. Mr. Wood Mr.. Reichelderfer Sui
Almond Rogers Tucker VIII Nc
Gilmore. Joe McElmore, Tom Murnan
, Tom Bogie, Ben and Sam Newman
Lewis I,edbetter Walter Staples
Colonel Cruce, Luther Randall, Be
Blake. Mr.. Hail. Mr.. Miller, Mr.. Wo
verton, ]. C. Cockroft, Lewis boyt
Garnet Johnson, Fisher Rowling'
julie Murphy Tom Gilmer and Nj
Scott.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-29

Miss Geraldine Coleman entertain
ed at her home on North Washington
street last evening in honor of her
cousin. Miss Freda Graham of Du.
rant. and her friend. Miss Florence
Furmau OF Ada. The house was dec
GRATED with mistletoe. In the dining
room was miniature Christmas
tree with fayors for all. The boys
were given whistles in the shape of
cigars and the girls Japanese dolls.
Refreshments were served and all
of the little folks had a fine time.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19

The jury IN the case Of Wnbert Cook.
charged with holding Up and shooting
Thomas J. Schneider. had not reached an
agreement at I1:S0 O'Clock tonight, and by
order Of the court was locked up until
10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
"DRYS7 EXPECT A VICTORY.
Local Option Election VIII Be Held
at Manassas To-day.

opCCi1i ~ The Washington Herald.
Manassas, Va, March IS-The local op-
ton election which viii be held here
tomorrow promises 10 be one OF the
most hotly contested that has ever taken
place in the history OF Manassas. a vote
on the question of a dispenssry for the
town was taken a few years ago. result
ing in a defeat OF the proposition by the
narrow margin OF eight votes The "drys"
are claiming a victory tomorrow over the
vets by a large majority.
The VETS. however, have not lost
hope. and claim fighting chance to win.
and that the silent vote upon which the
''drys" count VIII be about evenly divided
between the two propositions The Anti
Saloon League has sent many lecturers
10 the town during the past ten days. and
the ". c. 7. L. have perfected arrange
ments for a public demonstration on the
day Of election by q street parade with
banners bearing appropriate mOttOs.
The ''wets" claim that IL the town
votes "dry" 1t viii mean a higher rate
Of taxation. closing OF the doors Of the
Prince William Hotel to the public. and
a general injury 10 the business interests
of the town II is estimated that about
$4,000 annually is spent In the four sa-
looms here, and that a large portion Of
that amount would, in case OF no L.
eense," find It's way into channels leading
20 a more general and wholesome benefit.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

Harry Swacina. the Pittsburg first base
man. has accepted terms and signed his
contract.
Sammy strang is getting awfully reck-
less He is going to tell every one his
real name this year. It's Nicklin.
No less than sixty former Major
Leaguers viii be enrolled on the rosters
Of Eastern League clubs this season.
Martin Walsh, a brother of Ed. is with
the Chicago Cubs and is looked upon as
likely to make good. Martin is also a
pitcher.
McGraw says that young De Vore the
Giant recruit, is a better hitter and a
faster man on the bases than George
Browne.
Chief Bender. OF the Athletics. Is coach
ing the medical school athletes at Charles
ton. S. c.. and will not report until to-
morrow.
Jesse Burkett has begun active training
for the baseball season. He says that the
Worcesters will be fully as strong this
year as last.
The directors Of the Connecticut League
have voted for series OF post-season
games between the four teams finishing in
the first division.
Fred L. O'Brien, who went South with
the Boston Americans In 1865. and pitched
for Toledo in the American association
last year, will give UP pitching and try
the Outfield. O'Brien hit well and showed
outfelding ability at Macon
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
ENTRIES POURING IN.
Outlook Bright for National Guard
Indoor Games March %,


Entries for the National Guard meet
keep pouring in. and from present indi-
cations there will be some close finishes
at the Center Market Hall on the 9th
Of this month.
Capt. Edwards has matched the George
town Preps. Catholic University, Mary
land Agricultural College. and Baltimore
City College teams In a special relay race
which should be one of the best contested
events on the programme. Another new
race is the one between the second teams
from the Gurley Potomac. and National
Guard quartet.
There viii be a three-round exhibition
OF boxing between Wilbur, Of Michigan.
and Young shrier. OF Washington. One
OF the most interesting numbers should
be the wall scaling contest between the
teams from the Fort Meyer. National
Guard. and Engineer Corps.
Both the Gurley and BlOomingdale Ath-
letic Club teams have been training hard
for the twO-mile race FOR the club cham
pionship Of Washington, and II Is a sure
thing that this race will be a hard one. as
Il is the last time the rival factions can
get together this season.
The preliminaries viii be pulled OF in
the National Guard Armory Tuesday
evening and the results announced next
day. This VIII move the meet along fast
on Friday. and viii make a hit with the
suffering public. Entries close Sat
urday.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
OAKLAND RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Futurity course John H Shee-
han, lo6 Miller. 5 20 I. won; Dick Wilson, ll2
lButwell. 20 20 !. second Prince Brltus. los iG3-
bert, Is TO l. third Time. II. J. A. Murray
Baireed, Byron, Belle of Iroqu0s, Old Settler,
Aaron J.. Scamper. and Hand 8Ie Down also ran.
SECOND RACE-One-haf mile. Rose Queen. IA
Miller. II 20 10. won; On Parole. lo9 (Scoville
TO ? second; Work Box. io9 SANDY. to ?. third
Time, eh Is. Tom Hayward Seattle, and Middle
also ran.
THIRD RACE-Oue and fve-eiEhths miles
Eduardo. io6 Fisher. 5 TO ?. won; Monaco Maid
Harris. i3 70 ., second; Royal Maxim. 100
Butler. Il 10 1. third Time 2;is IS Rotrou.
nogo, Tetanus. Orchan. Talauund Fulletta. and
Daniel c. also ran
FOURTH RACE-Handcap: six fsrlongs. Fire
ball. l07 (LycTgusl 20 5. von The Mist To-
Butler. 20 J. second; Burning Bash. 81 tGlbers}
Is 10 l. thirl Time. liz - Cioudlight Bucolic
Blondy, Native Son. and Entire Morse also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile and seventy yards Henry
o. lli Harris. II to .. won; Ten Oaks. us
Fisher. 70 !, second; Confederate. - (SooTiei
20 ,. third Time. i;i6 Cardinal Sarto. Capt.
Bush. Altar. Warden Yell. Coctus. Rustler. Bur
lingbam Rose Of Bengal. and Nike Asheim also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-0ne mile and seventy yards. Nike
Jordan. los lGalendol 20 !. won; Hand Maiden.
ll3 Hayes. 80 20 l. second; Patriotic. los isherl
l3 10 J. third. Time la6 Is. Margaret Randolph.
Carthagenian. ST. Senicus. Be Thankful. Mitre
Yenton. Mattress and Gronboi also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
OUTLOOK AT V. M. I.
Good Nucleus for Baseball Team on
Hand This season.


Special to The Washington Herald.
Lexington. Va, March 1S-Though the
length Of the practice has furnished no
conclusive evidence, the showing of the
V. NJ. !. baseball squad is rather doubt
full a. present There are several bad
holes in the makeup. though most Of the
old men are back and expect to put out a
good team. They are hard at work dur
ing the limited practice hour. under
Coach Krebs who, last year. turned out
probably the best team the institute has
ever had
De Vault pitcher and captain, is a tower
Of strength. In the last two years he
has proven himself one Of the steadiest
and speediest college pitchers in the
South. He has shown good form this
year in the preliminary practice. An
able substitute pitcher is f. Taliaferro.
who has had. however. but little chance
with De Vault in the box
Besides De Vault, the others Of last
years team who are back. are Grammar.
short; Massie. first; Doyle. second; Dcn-
nan. right field; Scott. left field; and in
center Pollock. whose superior in the out
field can scarcely be found in the South.
1t will be hard TO make Up the loss OF
Sebrell. on third. and Of Byrd. behind
the bat. There are several candidates for
backstop, OF whom Malone and Beau
champ are probably the most likely.
OF the new material, Clemmer will give
Scott run for left field. while Maclean,
who starred as full back on las falls
eleven. may replace AIassie at frat, Mac
lean showing up slightly better at the
baf
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Galveston. Tex, March ia change
has been made in the lineup of the
Washington Yanigans. who viii start on
their travels North Tomorrow al D. m
for Wichita, where they play their first
game on Saturday.
Bill Burns, the new southpaw. viii
leave with the Yanigans. but viii cut
away from them al Temple for his home
at San Saba. Tex. where he win re-
main, leaving 10 pick up the regulars at
Temple as they pass through there next
week also on their way 10 Wichita.
Fred Falkenberg has been shifted from
the Yanigans 10 the Regulars as result
OF this side trip by the new twirler. and
will thus be here another week.
Burns on Sick List.
Burns is having trouble with his salary
wing for the first time since he started
in professional ball. he gays. He was in
fine shape when he arrived here. but
neither the water nor the air OF Galveston
has agreed with him. He soon got a
kink in his elbow. and II seems TO be get
ting worse with work, herce Cantillon
readily agreed TO let him hayS a week at
home.
No other changes have been made in
the plans Of the Yanigans except that
they viii probably play game with the
Decatur team Of the Three ] League on
its home grounds while they are spend
ing the week in Springfield. Ill. awaiting
the arrival Of the fssSulars on April s.
Dave Altizer Improving.
Dayy Altizer was Up all day and seems
on the road 10 complete recovery, though
still weak.
Kahoe was taken sick in praetice to-day
and had 70 quit but is better tonight
The Regulars and Yanigans went four
innings this morning. the Regulars win
ming by 10 o. and the Yanigans won a
game OF five innings this afternoon by
5 20 l. Patten and Falkenberg pitched
for the Yanigans. and Keely and Gates
for the Regulars.
The last Yanigan-Regular game wiz be
played tomorrow afternoon, and is
scheduled for nine innings.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
SEVEN TEAMS ENTERED.
BIOOmingdaIe 'CrOss-eOuntry Run
Promises Much Sport.


Manager Worley. OF the Bloomiugdale
Athletic Club. states that he has re-
ceived assurances from the National
Guard. Y n c. A. Business and Tech
nical High Schools. the lexington. Twin
ing. and Gurley Athletic clubs. that they
VIII enter teams in the cross-country run
to be held under the auspices Of the
BIoomingdaIe A. a. on Saturday. April il
Among the individuals who viii com
pete are Stentz. Hill Lloyd. and Fegan
from Business: Mccarthy. Rupert.
Ko0ntz. and hcVey. from the Twining
a. c.: Norris. hodges. Allen. Moore. and
Colley, from the Y. n. c. A: Callahan
and limbaugh, from the Eckington club:
Woertendyke. from Emerson: Corridan.
from Technical High, and Rose and
Elliott. from the Baltic A. A.
The Johns Hopkins University four viii
probably compete. and IL is certain that
Western High will enter their crack local
team. Fleming, Gil, Conboye, and
Wentworth are. expected TO enter for
George Washington. but it is doubtful If
they can get in condition in time.
D. y. Walford has donated handsome
banner 10 be awarded to the winning
team Of four men to cross the finish lire
first, while the gold, silver, and bronze
medals for first. second, and third places
of special design, viii be on exhibition
at a local jewelers. next week.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
LOS ANGELES RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fire furlongs Aquiline. 81 Mar
TIM % >. won: LADY Powell. l02 Van Dusenl. %
70 !. Sec0nd: Arthur Hayman. lo5 (Schilingl % /
third. Time % So Pontex. CARDINAL Ropck
Tarban. Montclair. Eonite. Ed r.. Otwen. and
Barney Oldfeid also Eonte finished first. bur
was disqualified for foulins.
SECOND RACE-Four furlongs. steel Jos tSchil-
ling. ? 10 !. won: Mad MEssave. 100 Musgraye). )
20 ?. second; Cooyed Lady. lo3 Burns. % !.
third. Time 0,iS - Ollie Ward. Bold Matte
Russell Bell Of Brass. and Calera also ran-
THIRD RACE-One mile Charlie Payne lG
Burns. 10 !. won; Dazzle. l0i tShriner) 20 !,
second; Catalina lO4 lAiusgTave). 10 s. third.
Time 20. Charles Greene. Salina. Red Thistle
Lord ROssington. Huapala Sherry. Liberty. ard
Dulcina also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One mile. Critic iOS Hardy,
l3 20 g. won. Sidney T.. los Vandusen), 90 3
second: Ampedo IG (Goldsteinl, 10 to l. third
Time. I:59 2-5 Orilene. Lisaro. and Dredger aiso
ran
FIFTH RACE-One and one-quarter miles. County
Clerk i03 lSchillingi. TO :. won; OTnondes Right
l0s Vandusen). 10 ?. second; Nadzu. l05 Oius-
gravel I to 2 third Time. 2so7 IS Col Jewell.
Stony Lee Invictus. Ellie. and Lady Chiswell also
ran
SIXTH RACE-FiEe and one-han furlongs. Do
minus ArTi. rs (Schilling). to 5. won Botanist
lis (BurDsl 4 10 l. second; ArkliTta. % Mus
gravel Z to 2. third Time. Iae 25 Lord Of the
Forest and Bribery also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
sly CITIES IN NEW LEAGUE.
Hugh McBreen VIII Head Atlantic
Baseball Association.

Boston. March 1s.-The Atlantic Asso-
citation OF baseball clubs organized def
nitely yesterday afternoon at a meeting
held at the headquarters of the Boston
americans - Six cities. Portland and Lew
istOn in Maine. Newport. Woonsocket. and
Pawtucket in Rhode Island and Taunton
in Massachusetts are the clubs 10 make
up the new circuit The league season
viii begin May and Will finish Septem-
Der :. A schedule meeting is TO be held
on or about April !.
The temporary organization effected
some time ago was not changed. Hugh
McBreen being elected president and Fred
Lake secretary-treasurer.
The following representatives OF the
various clubs were present at the meet
ing: President c. L. Beede. Of Lewiston;
President F. F. DriscOll and J. A. KeIli-
her, of Portland; D. Mclean. B. NJ. An
thOny. J. F. Mack and J. T. Allen. Of
Newport; NJ T. Carr and H Zandager.
of Pawtucket: President John Long and
Manager Jack leighton. of Woonsocket,
ard NJ. McDevitt, Of Taunton.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
PRESENTS GORMAN PORTRAIT
Picture Is Gift of Senator's Son to
the State Of Maryland.
Gov. CrOtherS Accepts the Oil Paint
ing, which VIII Hang in
Assembly Hall.
- . - - -.

SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald.
Annapolis, Nd, March IS.-An interest
ing ceremony took place in the hall OF the
house OF delegates al the statehouse this
afternoon when a handsome oil-palnted
portrait OF the late United States Senator
Arthur P. German. for many years the
dominant leader Of the Democratic party
in Maryland. vas formally presented TO
the State.
The portrait is the gift Of the former
Senator's son. Arthur P. German. jr.. now
a member Of the State senate from How
ard County.
The presentation address IN behalf OF
the German family was made by ex-
Attorney General John P. Poe. Of Balti-
more. Mr.. Poe spoke most feellngly OF
the life and character Of the Senator. and
his remarks held the undivided attention
Of those present.
In a fitting address Gov. Crotners &C
cepted the portrait for the State Ad-
dresses were also delivered by President
Seth, % ..l,e Senate. and Speaker Ray. OF
the house. The senators went over TO the
house for the ceremony
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
COMMISSION ISSUES EDICT.
Men Who Played with Outlaws Must
Pay Fine of 800 Each.

Cincinnati Ohio, March 1sAThe nation
al baseball commission to-day issued a
statement notifying number Of players
that they had violated their contracts in
participating in games with the Cali
fornia State League. an outlaw Organiza-
ton. and that, unless they could prove
to the contrary. they were subject to a
fine OF 800 each.
The list OF offenders is as follows:
Chase, of the New York Americans; Mo-
riarity, Of the Kew York Americans
Baum. of the Philadelphia Nationals;
Waterbury, of the Boston Nationals; Nell
son, Of the Tacoma club; McHale. of the
Denver club, and Strang, of the New
York club
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19

corporation commission, in reply to a let
ter of complaint written him March II
last, in which he says: With reference
70 the order OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company. hereafter the train
No l, leaving Washington az o'clock,
will stop at Alexandra, and tickets will
be sold 10 passengers wishing TO take IT,
at the Virginia rate. to such Virginia
points as the train is scheduled 20 stop
at, including Staunton."
In the Corporation Court this morning
the grand jury returned indictments as
follows: Frank c. wilkins, John Penn.
and John McCuen, larceny Of rope and
metal from w. A SmoOt & Co. valued
at Sl2S.50 No date has yet been set by
the court for the trial Of the accused
parties.
The remains Of Mrs. George Z. Stew
art, who died at the Providence Hospital.
Washington, yesterday. were brought
here to-day and prepared for burial Her
funeral VIII take place at o'clock to-
morrow afternoon from 81, PauPs
Protestant Episcopal Church. and the in
terment will be in the Methodist Prot
estant Cemetery,
Mrs. Margaret E. Green. widow Of
Henry II. B. Green. died this morning at
the residence OF her son-in-law. Thomas
p CoOmbs. 1907 Gibbon street at the age
OF seventy-foUr years. The deceased was
a native Of King George County, Va, and
is survived by several children.
Samuel Thornton. eolored. OF Leesburg,
Va. was to-day arraigned before United
States Commissioner R. p. W. Garnett on
= -->;;.ss-ga Of violating the internal revenue
laws. The accused was committed 10 jail
until Friday next at 3 p. H., when he
will be given a preliminary hearing.
Thornton was arrested to-day by Deputy
United States Marshal Joseph T. Glover
II is understood that the Washington
Southern Railway Company proposes 10
improve Henry street from Duke to
Princess street, a distance Of five blocks,
providing the city will pay FOR the grad
ing and curbing- The proposition will be
submitted TO the city council.
Mrs Mary Bartlett. wife OF George W.
Bartlett. died last night at her home, ~
North Columbus street She was twenty
three years OF age. and was a daughter
Of Frederick and Martha Blair.
The jury IN the case Of Wnbert Cook,
charged with holding Up and shooting
Thomas J. Schneider. had not reached an
agreement at I1:S0 O'Clock tonight, and by
order Of the court was locked up until
10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
SCHAEFER NOT RETIRED.
Billiard Wizard viii Defend His
1872 Title Against sutton.

New York, March lS-Jake Schaefer Is
wavering on his recent decision to retire
from competition in championship con-
tests.
The wizard announced his intention 10
retire before he successfully defended his
Isl balkline title against William Hoppe
last week. saying that would be his last
match; but strong pressure is being
brought to bear TO induce him 10 play
one more match; that is. to defend his
title against George Sutton. who has
challenge IN Schaefer said tonight he
would probably do so.
In preparation for his match with SUIT
ton, Hoppe began n series tonight with
Schaefer Hoppe made the shift from
Isl to lS.2 easily, defeating Schaefer. 400
10 S06
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
JOHNNY GARRELS FOUND.
Famous Michigan Athlete VIII Try
TO Make the Olympic Team.

Pittsburg, Pa. March 1S.-John c. Car
rels, one of the best all around athletes
in the country has been discovered work
ing as mechanics assistant IN rail-
road shop at Niles. Ohio He came 70
Pittsburg yesterday in response to an in
quiry from a local newspaper as to
whether he would meet Sheridan. the
great New York athlete, in a field and
track meet here on June 20.
The big Michigan University man. who
made new hurdle marks at Cambridge
last June. and discus records at Chicago
expressed delight at chance to contest
against Sheridan. He said he had been
training secretly for three months in the
evenings. He is an aspirant for the
Olympic team.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
PENN CREWS IN SHELLS.
Coach Ellis Ward Orders Shift from
Rowing Machines.


Philadelphia, March IS-Coach Ellis
Ward yesterday announced that PENIS
crews would leave the working boats and
go into shells. this afternoon. This is the
earliest date that this shift has been made
in many years.
Ordinarily Ward keeps them in the
heavy barges till after the 1st of April
ar least. Several Of the crew men are
under the faculty ban, and yesterday af-
ternoon several seats thus left vacant in
varsity boats were hlled In with fresh
men.
Capt. Emig says that within few days
he hopes &c have these difficulties straight
ened out and all the men again rowing IN
their regular positions. In yesterdays 5
two-mile race the first crew easily dis
tanced the others. winning by at least
four lengths.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
Yankees Prncticing signals.

Atlanta, March 1S.-Grifith has begun to
rehearse his team in signal work, and has
them on the field for more than three hours
each day, working squeeze plays, hit and
run. and all the other scientific plays with
which he hopes 10 land his team on the
top this summer. Elberfeld and Niles
were in the line and made things hum.
Orth, Doyle. and Newton went
into the box in turn.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
Victim of Heart Failure.

Special 90 The Washington Herald.
Staunton. Va. March 1S-The remains
Of Capt Alexander Harman reached
Staunton to-day from Richmond where
he died suddenly yesterday. from heart
failure. Capt. Harman knew that he was
dying and telephoned the family physician
that ne had heart failure and was about
10 die. Before the doctor could arrive
life was extinct. The deceased was fifty
FIVE years old and was graduate Of
V. N. J.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
HACK" TO wRESTLE HERE.
Worlds Champion VIII Meet All
cOmers Mt Convention Hall.

George Hackenschmidt. ''the Russian
lion," win make his first and only ap-
pearance in this city at Convention Hall
tomorrow evening Hackenschmidt holds
the championship of the world at the
wrestling game. and is meeting all comers
in the larger cities Of the East before his
match with Frank Gotch. the American
champion, in Chicago. April 3.
Hackenschmidt will meet all comers,
and viii give 800 20 any one he fails to
throw in six minutes. Any one who can
stay with him ten minutes win earn $500
Aside from meeting local men. several Of
the best wrestlers OF the East accompany
him and give exhibitions. Several other
bouts between light. middle. and heavy
weight wrestlers will take place.
Hackenschmidt has been champion OF
the world for six years. having defeated
all the prominent wrestlers abroad.