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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-18
SOCIETY NEWS
Editor Phone

Mr. and Mrs. John Nicholson charm
ingly entertained the members of the
Tourists club, at their beautiful home
on East Main street, Friday evening.
The club this winter has confined its
research to a pursuance of South
American history. which the members
are finding both profitable and enjoy
able. The program as previously ar
ranged for this meeting. was devoted
principally to a consideration Of the
heroes Of the various South American
republics Mr.. Fred Lemon read a pa
per on San Martini, one of the nota-
BILE generals and statesmen. Prof. E.
p. Trueblood delighted the club with a
character sketch in the form of a mon
ologue which was compiled from vari-
Gus bits of sayings that could be col
Mrs. Howard Dill read a paper which
she preferred to present without title
but which was in fact. splendid pre-
sentation of The Spirit of Patriotism"
An additional feature of the program
was the rendition of many of the ma
tional hymns of the South American
| republics. by chorus composed of
club members and several invited
guests. Miss Laura CASTOR delighted
the company by playing a collection
of ten national airs. The arrange
! ments for the music were prepared by
| SOusa, who some years ago. was dele
gated by the United States to make Il
complete collection of the national
hymns OF the principal countries for
| the use o fthe United States Marine
bands. The rooms were beautifully
South American republics. and the
United States national colors Re
freshments were served.
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The Brotherhood of ST. Paul. Of
First Methodist church, will give a
banquet next Tuesday evening in the
parlors of the church to which all male
members Of the church will be invited
The feature of the banquet will be
toasts by several prominent local men
Appropriate music will be arranged
The banquet will be furnished by the
ladies Of the church.
!. :. :.
The Merry -GO-Rouud club met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. William
Fry of POI South Fourth street. and
the affair was most enjoyable. Music
and games were the features.
- y i
Mrs. Paul Comstock. of South Four
teenth street. delichtfullv entertained
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-18
SENSATIONAL. CASE
TO COME TO TRIAL
1t Is Certain Smith-Vauuhan
Affair Will Be Heard.

What promises TO be the most inter-
esting and sensational case on the civ
ii docket of the Wayne CIRCUIT court is
the suit of Susan J. Smith of Muncie.
against John D. Vaughan of this city
for $4,000 damages. MIR. Vaughan
is charged with breach of promise.
Mrs, SmitN has retained John +. Rob
bins aGG henry |, Johnson as attor-
neys 10 represent her in this case. Mr..
Vaughan Will be represented by Attor-
ney I. J. Study. The case is certain to
come to trial
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-18
"GRASSHOPPER" WELLS
ONCE TOO OFTEN
Called in Officers Ear to His
Sorrow.

Charles Thomas, Familiarity known
as "Grasshopper," was arrested this
afternoon by Officer Lawler. Thomas
all day had been carrying a sign, ad
vertsing u shoe sale, and yellin5 at
people on the streets through a meg
aphone He tried this on Officer Law
Ter and as a result was arrested for
being a public nuisance.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-18
VILLAGERS FLEE
FROM BIG FLOOD
Dam Threatens the Town of
Struthers.

Youngstown, o, Jan, lS.-Resldents
of the village of STuthers, a town Of
1000 six miles from this city. fled last
night in dread CT d.aasuols flood
impending with TIE threatened burst
ing OF the giant dam Of the MalonIns
Water company. Already scores II
families left the village aRd otter
households packed the. roods il pre-
paratlon for speedy ui@hr.
For days the sraduotiy r's,ug waters
of Yellow Creek hGNe threatened III
village. bat It was nc until last ni%.t
that the population h'cumc aUar" at
the danger. The water raised 81 fat
that IL could not ESCAPE throIgh the
dams spillway and b1rst through at
each side carrying with II earth and
great rocks.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-18
JUDGE \. {. FOX
CONFINED TO HOME

Judge Henry c. Fox is confined to
his home with an attack of grip. He
was in consequence, unable to hold
court this morning. His illness delays
the canvass he is making for reelec-
ton to the circuit court bench
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-18
INSTALLATION OF
OWLS ON SUNDAY
A Nest Will Be Established
In Richmond.

Tomorrow evening the Richmond
nest of Owls will be installed. Sixty
niue candidates will be initiated by
the Muncie Owls nest degree team
The initiation work will be given al
the l. O. o. +. hall. No club rooms
have Yet been secured by the local
Owls and for the next month or two
the weekly meetings will be held at
the |. o. o. F. hall.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-18

Gut-Custard Pc

-, = ~ ~ -0o praises II Co
coanu,-CusIoru pie il it's made Just
right 50 as to melt in ones mouth, but
heavy soggy pie will spoil the entire
meal and injure the digestion. 1t is
now possible for everyone To- have
good pie as groccrs are selling OUR
PIE" each package containing lust
the proper ingredients for two pies.
Varieties: Lemon, Chocolate and Gus
tard, 10 cents per package. Order the
Custard for CccoauutCustard pies.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-18
THE CITY In BRIEF

See paintings in Starr piano store
window by F. J. Girardin; all this
work at half price. 16-3t
Business Mems Lunch TO pay for
equipment Co. {. Boys Brigade in St
Paurs Parish House. next Saturday,
Jan, 18th, 1880 a. IN. to 1:30 p. IN.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-18
Religion's Little Brothers

Richard Barry fares forth among
the outcast gods of the big Met
ropolis and tells about the frenzy
and fanaticism of their worship
ers. How the cult of Krishna,
god of pove," operates. Some
queer doings in the name of
religion.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-18
New York's Strain on
the Purse Strings

The ruinous tolls which are de-
manded by the Great, Greedy,
Metropolis for the mere privilege
of living. How incomes melt away
before the scorching breath Of
the demon of expense. impress
sive facts and figures given by
Mabel Potter Daggett.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-18
The Master Builder of
Standard Oil

A brilliant pen picture of S. c. T.
Dodd, inventor Of trusts and the
real organizer and protector of
the greatest trust in the world,
by Herbert n. Casson. One of
the most remarkable stories in the
series on Corporation Lawyers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-18
Life in the New Latin
Quarter

Merry p" merry as youth and
hope can make it: and sad-sad
as lost hope and wasted youth. -
A vivid description of the famous
Quarters pranks. pageantries
and pangs, by Vance Thompson.
Every paragraph an entertaining
pen picture.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-18
The Lord of the Glass
House

Two ink-black eyes appeared,
bulging. oval, implacable: and
between them opened a great
hooked beak like q giant par
rot's. " A weird, exciting story of
the tumultuous life of a deep sea
monster, by Chas. G. D. roberts.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-18
The Twelve Gentlemen
MARTYRS

By Richard lie Ga.hnne. A re-
markedly thrillir I'd absorbing
story based on {; sensation.
A dozen murder mmitted in
one night g. in tn name of the
American people," Every victim
is marked with the mystic letters,
S. S. A. n.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-17

Post-ofice administered the second de
feat Of the week 10 Commerce and Labor
on the EIlipse yesterday. taking the game
8 TO 3. and Interstate reached one rung
nearer the top Of the pennant ladder by
bIsnkng Interior in a l5-to-o game on
the other diamond
Post-ofHce. for the first time this sea
son, had Jimmie Kerr. Of the Church
League. on the slab. and the way he
made the opposing batters hit pop fys
and infieId boundars made the Commerce
and Labor aggregation look Ike taii-end-
ers rather than the erstwhiIe leaders Of
the league.
Richmond toed the rubber for the Trust
Busters. and by punching hits in the
fourth and eighth innings the Mail Sling
ers rushed five runs across the plate and
sewed up the game Richmond, however.
is not responsible for the drubbing, for
with proper support the Letter Carriers
would have been retired before the win
ming bingles were obtained. Especially Is
this true in the eighth session. the three
scores Of the Letter Carriers being OBJ
tained after two men were down. and
after Evans, who holds down the initial
sack for the Trust Busters, had had an
opportunity TO retire the side on an easy
The Washington herald., 1908-07-17
WINDSOR RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fogr and ore-half f-7Iou=s Ar
To7su-ft- u Powers 5 % z. won. southern Br-dc
BT tBurtou}. 3 % q. sec1ad; Anna J. Dallcy. III
tNic0lI. % 5. t1ir1- Tine. e1i l5- Grace GoIling
Cllc1sa- Miss Alresc-t. Z1Tl7e. Hampton Beauty.
Dorothy Neuh- ard tiHe-llcivu F. also rEr-
SECOND EACE-slE furlouEs- Ida Rec 100 lBer-
seui. to T. vCu. Rc1ucd. I1Q tFra-ciss e. T.
second. BeIle q the Bay. lCs tkeunedyI % l.
third Tine. 1883 NocsEaecta. Kate Carney.
kim51I. Helen 2. IaTeatses>. and Lady Irna zLs5
ran
THIRD RACE-onc nile Jersey Lady II .Rocr-
nerl. 70 !. won; Usury. I-f iDcrerclI % l. SC
onds Prince q CasIle. u9 iB---sI. S % J. third
Time Ia Is Dele SI-ome. Heel Tan. Ballot Box.
Dr. Baker. Nancy. P7efec-ar. Comic opc-a. Galf
Bal. Sclsoeder's Midrav. and Friendship also rzn.
FOURTH EACE-s-vsn fg1l1uEs- Polly Priu. 10
Powers. 70 =. wo-: Supsssitlel. 90 tDeTe-chi )
20 I. second 81 Jeanne. IaJ swain S Co T. third
Tine . as Uacle Toby also Minnie Adams
finished second. but vas 5is11alia5d for fo1lilE.
FIFTH RACE-Four and oue-half flrl7uEs Cath
crime CariweI. l02 tWhiuug. = % J. won. Hawks
fight. IC lNicoli. 10 = second, Sister PHYLLIS Ig7
iBartOnl. even. third Time, 0-5 Miss shannon.
Ms. Marion Z Moore. Cascade. Spcielt Else F.
Cleat. Greenbow. slster Jennie, and sally T0ney so
SIXTH RACE-Oue and thrae-sixtesr.ths railes.
Solon Shngle. los ,Afo-elani. 10 J. vun. Zi1snEo.
10 (koernerl. 2 % l. sacond: Granada. Is tPoz-
srsl % 2 third Tine z-lL FlaviEny. The sEaugh-
rzur and knight q the YaIley also ran
SEVENTH RACE-0ne nile. Miss Fizila-t. I15
lshiiiuVl. % !. won: Hiscko ls lFairh-otherI. ;
TO 2 secoud. King Avundaie. I15 lFrancisj. % ?
third Time. I-s1 Is. Baursda. Fs-r4r,io. Blemfer
Dika. Cosmopolitan. Era, King Thistle. DIX Ben.
FlCrida Glen. and Erelyn 5. also zs1.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-17
SPORTS GIVE ADVICE
Roosevelt Gets Scores of Let
ters from Enthusiasts.
MANY WANT TO GO ALONG
African Trip with President Appeals
to Writers from All Over the Coua-
try-SPortiaE Goods Firms Oner
Arms-PhOtOEraph Think They
should Take Pictures

Oyster Bay. July 1.-THE widespread
interest IN the Presidents African hunt
Ing trip Is evidenced By the letters which
pour into the Executive Office
They come from big game hunters.
camp cooks. guides. boatmen. and from
sporting goods firms In ali parts OF the
world Every man who ever cast a fly
or killed the fretful porcupine, apparently
believes that the Presidents trip wiu be
a failure unless he goes along to give ad-
vice The camp cooks who can fry an
elephant steak or season a jungle stew
10 the king's-or rather the President s.
taste are numberless. and every one OF
them has the letter writing habit Secre-
tary Loeb said to-day that II all the
volunteers were taken along. the Presl-
dent would be able 10 enter Africa with
an army Of several thousand and proceed
TO the conquest Of the Interior
Need Army for Bearers.
Z the President was willing to take
with him all. the patent fy dope, guns
that viii almost shoot without human
aid. hunting knives that will pierce sheet
armor. and the other traps offered by en-
terprising dealers. he would need the
army for bearers Photographers who
are certain that their services cannot be
dispensed with. II the Presidents story
OF the big hunt is 10 be properly Illus
tratsd. are especially persistent. None
OF them viii secure the job. since Kermit
Roosevelt has already been appointed
photogra apher-in-chief 20 the expedition
President Roosevelt remained quietly at
home to-day spending most Of the time
in his library Mrs Roosevelt was enter
tained at the parish house OF Christ
Church by the women Of the ST. Hfda
Society, Later. Mrs Roosevelt VIII have
the members Of the society at Sycamore
Hin for afternoon tea, or VIII invite them
on board the Sylph for a sail on the
sound
The Washington herald., 1908-07-17
WOMAN SHOOTS At NEGRO
Wife Of Maryland Man Finds In
truder In Upstairs Room.
Man Escapes Bullet, Leaps
from Window, and
Gets Away.
scIsI 70 NE washlns.ga Hsnla.

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald
Rockville Nd. July I6-This morning.
about Il O'Clock. when Mrs John ".
Preston. whose home is on the Seventh
street pike, about two miles cas-; Of
Wheaton. went upstairs TO get an article
Of clothing for her baby. she found
burly negro IN the room
As he started toward her in silence, she
seized q revolver from a shelf and fred
at him The negro fell to the floor as Il
shot, and Mrs Preston ran downstairs.
shouting ''AIuTder!" at the top Of her
voice When she reached the yard she
saw the negro jump from an upstairs
window and make for a strip OF woods in
the rear Of the house As he scaled an in
tervening fence. she fired another shot at
him, which only caused him to run with
greater speed.
Mrs Preston was alone IN the house
with her baby. She at once telephoned
her husband who IS n business in Wash
inEton. and Mr. Preston was on the
scene about an hour later He at once
organized a pursuing party. and traced
the negro as far as kensinEton. where all
track OF him was lost. He dropped his
hat when fired at in the room, and Dor
rOwed an old derby from a c0lored woman
not far from the Preston home.
Sheriff AIullican was notified Of the oc-
currence early in the afternoon. and at
once started for the scene TO organize a
force OF deputies A description Of the
negro has been sent to the police Of near
by cities and towns, and the sheriff has
hopes Of apprehending him Tt is not be-
lieved that the negro was shot when he
fell. as the bullet went through a window
pane out OF direct line with his position
when fred at.
Mrs. Preston Is a sister Of Lawrence
Flack. who conducts the CorcoTan Hotel
here
The Washington herald., 1908-07-17
BRIGAND BAND KILLED.
Bandits Wiped Out for Numbering
American on May -.

Mexico City. Mexico. July ls.-An-
other band Of brigands has just been
wiped out in the state Of Durango. &C
cordins 10 advices received to-day
Three government secret service men
encountered the famous Jorobado and
his company OF bandits near McIinH-
los. a ranch about sixty miles south
west OF, Durango In the battle. Jonobio
Rodriguez. Jorobado. his brother. and
younger brother Of Julian Rayes We're
killed.
The bandits made a bold stand. aHd
died fighting Jorobado. though wounded
in the right arm at the first voIley. was
the last TO fall On account Of their
fame. their bodies were taken 10 Du-
range.
Tbs special agents have been on the
trail OF these men since 5. H Jones. a.
American. was killed al san Ignacio
Ranch on May @ CircumstantiaI evi-
deuce would indicate that these were
the men who swooped down on Jones
and killed him az the breakfast table
The Washington herald., 1908-07-17

EaT1ed rIls-ITainTlen, 8. FIrst base b er-ors-
TTsinueu. 5. Coach Hsrd. Left on hases-Coach
Yard. s. Trainnen. & First base baIls-Of SUI
Ivan. /; OF Hughes. l. Innings pitcheI-By suIli-
van. l3. hy Hughes. %; b. AcDouald 3 Hits
madc-Of sullivan. s. OF HuEhss Z. Of Mcf5o-ss5
3 Struck Cut-By Handy Z: by Hughes. 5: by Nc
Donald Hcgce rIa-Bus.her Three-hase hits
Buscher ~. Groves. Twc-base hits-S. HANDY G.
Handy. Hughes. McDouald- Sacrifice hit-BeTI
Stolen bases. Handy. Bel O., Bundy o. shan
nahsn. Andersen Double play-ShaHahan 70 Nil
ler 10 Sullivan Wild piuches-Sullivan. /: Hughes
. Passed balls-Anderson. Umpire-lir. Flynn
Tine of Ezne-I hour and 50 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-17
WHITE AND BLACK TO WE'D.
License Issued TO New York Negro
Janitor and German Girl

New York. July 1s.-A negro and Il
white woman applied to-day at the mar
riage bureau for a license to marry
This was the second application Of the
kind About month ago City Clerk
Scully refused TO issue such a license un-
Ill he had consulted with the corporation
counsel. and asked the couple 10 come
back in an hour. In the meantime Mr..
ScuIly was advised by Corporation Coun-
sci Pendleton that he had no discretion.
and should issue a license The couple
never returned, however.
To-day. Henry Cary. a coiored janitor
OF an apartment house. and Lena ZeIy.
a German servant in the house. asked for
a license, and got it after some question:
ing
The Washington herald., 1908-07-17
VICTOR BY A NECK
Cairngorm Captures Handi-
cap at Brighton.
RED-HoT FINISH IN THE RACE
Winner, Black Oak, and BedOEia
Come Down Stretch Abreast and
Finish Under Wire in the Order
Named-The Wrestler Closes In and
Gets MOney-UsuaI Crowd of 5000.

New York. July 16.-The usual crowd Of
5000 persons saw the racing at Brighton
Beach to-day. and in spite Of the troubles
OF the spectators. there was plenty Of
enthusiasm
The handicap at a mile and a furlong
provided d red-hOt finish which brought
the spectators 20 their feet Black Oak
made nearly al the running. Bedouin fell
back just when It looked as II he might
win. Then Calrngorm moved up. Be
douin came again with great rush. so
that Black Oak, Bedouin. and Cairngorm
approached the Judges practically on
even terms Cairngorm was the winner
by a neck, while Back oak beat BcdCuin
BY a similar margin for the place
There was another rafting finish IN the
third race. Queen Marguerite cut out a
fast pace and led 10 the last sixteenth,
where The Wrestler closed and II a hard
drive won by three parts of a length.
Complete. 15-to-1 shot, led all the way
in the fifth race and won By neck from
SangUine. while Ruble made all the run
ming IN the last race
MonOcle was the winner Of the second
race, and Royal Captive secured the first
Five favoritss lost
The Washington herald., 1908-07-17
WARNS ATTELL'S BACKER.
Spokane Official Says Mil Cannot
Be Pulled on To-day.

SPECIAL n Tie Washington Herald
Spokane, Wash. July 16-Backers OF
Abe AtteIl, champion feather-weight OF
the world. and Kid Scaler. Of Spokane.
who were matched 10 fight six rounds in
this city the evening Of July L, have
been notified b. Richard n Barnhart
prosecuting attorney Of Spokane County.
that the mill cannot be pulled of any
where inside his baiIiwick-
Johnnie Reed and lack Kearns. who
are promoting the mill. declare they viii
not disappoint the members OF the En-
pire Athletic Club and other patrons who
bought tickets. and add that the fight
VIII be as originally announced Atteu
has the advantage in this fight, because
Of his superior science and generalship.
but Scaler IS so confident Of staying that
he and his friends are taking all the
l 70 bets in sight that the champion
Will not gain the decision
The Washington herald., 1908-07-17
aeUncIe Joey Buy. Auto.

Springfield. H.. July 1s-Speaker Can
non viii soon be speeding over the prai-
ries In handsome automobile. An auto
mobile license was issued 10 the Speaker
by the secretary OF State to-day, num-
bered Iz4se. The car is described as a
touring car OF maroon color. with a seat
ing capacity for seven passengers
The Washington herald., 1908-07-17

First base hg crrars-4l1zed team 2. Brentwood
g. Lcfs On bases-Picked team 8; Brgntuood 4
First base on halIs-0E C. fecEett- g "a Walker.
l. struck out-By Beckett :. D. Walker 4 Three
base hi--Saniers. Tuo-bass hit-H1lEiS Sac-Ilce
hi--FsEan stolen bases- Bryant Herring More.
Eagzn Faunsrzu Double pisys-Beckett 70 Her
riIg. Il. Bcckett % HeIung; Moore 20 Holman %
Waple Wud plrchss-WaIker. Q. Beckett. In
rire-3Ir- Bel Tine q szue-I hOur and 50 min
The Washington herald., 1908-07-17
HUSBAND KILLS WIFE.
Quarrel Starts When Separated
Couple Meet.

New York. July 1e-Lorena Davis,
thirty years Of age. was shot and In
stantiy killed BY her husband. William.
forty-seven years OF age. this forenoon
as he met her on the street
The couple lived apart. and to-day re-
newed an old quarrel which led to the
shooting.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-17

Earuei r1us-Hahn l. Hoard > FIRST base b
C1o-s-Hahn !; Hovari. 4 Left On bases-Hahl
g. Howard. T. First base or baIls-Od keyes. ].
u Hubbard. .; cf G7cCu-. / Iuniugs pitched
B. Keyes. l. b. Hubbard. 3 Hits maGs-O5 Kcyes.
2, Of Hubbard. s. of Greene 5 Struck ost-By
Huhhar&. g - Grrene. T. Hone 1n-Hubha7d
Thrse-blse hi--O'Ntilie. Tw0-hasc hi-s-O Neille-
N0E-isn-rggT. stolen bases-0- SeiIlc King GuilL
Double play-Keyes 90 Reesch- AIT by pifchzr-By
kcyes I. Passed balls-Coha ~. Vohclsbs-ser ~.
UmDire-1Ir. Fin1egan- Ti-as q same-I hour and
s. minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-07-17
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Howard Team Has Easy Time with
Hahn Aggregation.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

To-isy's Eame-W. b. Moses & sons vs. National
Electric supply Co. AZ Eighth and Flerida avenue
Northeast. at SO o'cock-
c. z Howard had a waik-away yester-
day. when it defeated William Hahn &
Co IN a loosely played game Score. 3
10 /
Greene pitched effective ball. allowing
only FIVE scattered hits. while he famed
twelve batsmen. O'Neille captured the
batting honors Of the day and also ielded
a splendid game Score-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-17

b errors-Bethany. 5; Waugh 2 Left on bases
Bethany. :: Waugh. 6. FIRST bsse on halIs-Od
Carroll ?; OF Ellis. Innings pitcied-By Nc
lauren. 5. by CGTou G. Hits 1nade-Of McIau-
reu. s: of Carroll 9 Struck out-Hy Carroll. s. by
Els, S. Home runs-Linthiclm. Young Stuckerr-
Two-hass hits-Daris. Zanelh. Schasfer AfcIzurcu-
Sacrifice hits-ZaaeiE Young Stolen hascs-Cramp-
ton Stuckert. Ellis. Keller. Liuthiz1m- Double
play-Le MAJ 20 Liuthiezm to CramVton Hit by
Titcher-By McIsureu. L Wnd pitchcs-CaToI j;
EiiS. J. Passed baIl-Durton- Unuire-1lr. Hughes
Tine 4 game-l hour and . minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-17
Bad Gin.
Prom Juds

Prom Juise-
Mrs POdunk-I dew think It's out
rageous 20 send our fleets overNO Japan
Mr. POdunk-Oh, shaw, MAJ It's Jest
on a friendly visit. Why is It outrageous -
Mrs PodUnk-Why. them sailors viii
be fun on them japanese 5inrikishas the
hull time.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-17
ALL THE NEWS IN World OF SPORTS
MORE @BooKIEsp HELD.
Forty PIain-cIothes Men Make
Things Lively at Brighton


Thinss- Lively at Brighton
New York. July ls-Forty plain-clothes
men from the Brooklyn detective bureau.
under command OF Lieuts. Won Wagenor
and Langan. attached to the district at
torney's Office. made things decidedly live
ly for turf Spectators at the Brighton
Beach race track this afternoon
There were numerous arrests. and IN
several cases prisoners were searched for
betting memoranda before they were
taken from the track 10 police headquar-
teTs.
Because Of these tactics. and also for
the reason that the Pinkertons said the
police used unwarranted violence in max
ing the arrests, the crowd was worked Up
to a high pitch OF excitement, but no vio-
Ience was participated in by the race
track patrons.