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MANNING is IN FORM
Twirler Makes Debut for the
Highlanders aud Wins.
NEWTON KNOCKED OUT OF BOX
athletics Take Lead in First In
ming, but Are Helpless for the
Other Etght-Jake stahI Gets a
Three-bagger - Former Williams
port Pitcher Holds Opponents Safe.

Philadelphia, April 23.-After knocking
Newton out of the box In the first inning
to-day, the locals were like children be-
fore young Manning. who succeeded the
Yankee southpaw in the remaining eight
innings, and the Highlanders, by keep
ing everlastingly at it, finally won out
by the score Of to g.
Chase and Conroy had their batting
clothes on, each making three hits, the
former also making some wonderful stops
at first. having a total OF Is put-outs.
II was Manning's debut in the Ameri-
can League. and the exWilliamsport
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

sTANDING oF THE TEAMs
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Chicago April 23.-Cincinnati outbattcd
and outhelded Chicago to-day but the
lack of the game was with the champions
and they were returned a winner by to !.
Overall held the Reds safe at all stages,
and kept their hits scattered after the
first inning. when the Reds scored their
only run. The Porkers had "A total OF
seven men left on bases TO two for the
Cubs, but the old story, inability to hit
dence.
The Cubs evinced all the aggrcssiveness
which h8s won two pennants for them,
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CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

Owner John l. Taylor is travelling with
the Red Sox
President Tom Noyes viewed the battle
from the bench.
Ty Cobb is the big attraction Of the
American League this spring.
The Georgetown team was out yesterday
afternoon 10 take look at the pros.
Burns not only pitched a good game.
but fielded his position In great shape.
Pickering was considerably improved
but he did not put on a uni
form,
Arthur Irwin is giving his Union team
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The Score

.Batted for Ewing in ninth inninr.
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Phlladelp'la.-....-...--.--.... 8 0 o 0
New NOFz.-..-----..-.-...... Q 3 !
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Before leaving here, the University Of
Pennsylvania team elected Joseph F. Lon
drigan, Of Hazleton, Pa, captain in place
of Matty Fennell. who was barred by the
Quaker committee, The new leader is the
second baseman.
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DETROITS IN 0LD-TIME FORM.
KiiIian Keeps the Hits Well Scat
tered and Downs 81. Louis.

Detroit. April 23-With a veteran
pitcher in the box, the Detroits played
with their old-time dash to-day with the
old-time result. Their errors were all
on difficult chances. Kflian kept the
hits well scattered. A single. a double,
a triple. and an error by Ferris ac-
counted for Detroit's three runs IN the
second inning. Aside from that inning,
howell also pitched fine ball. At
tendance. $3.50. Score:
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CLEVELAND, 5; CHICAGO, 0.
baltimore Gets Three Singles in
Four Times Up fer the Maps.

Cleveland. April 23.-Cleveland shut-out
Chicago getting five runs off White
while baltimore held the visitors to six
hits to-day. The Maps punched hits in
the second for two runs and In the sixth
for another two.
baltimore was the batting star, with
three singles out of four times up. Chi
cago was dangerous only in the ninth.
when. with one down. Davis singled and
Anderson doubled Attendance, 1900
Score:
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INJURED PLAYER IMPROVING.
Harvard Center Fielder Has Prob
able Fracture of Skull,

SPECIAL 10 Ihe Washington Herald
Annapolis, Nd. April 23-The eondi-
tion of Ralph Aronson. Of Brookline.
Mass, center fielder of the Harvard base
ball team, who was injured in the game
against the Midshipmen yesterday after
noon. continues TO improve, and unless
some complications should set in, he viii
be removed to his home before Saturday.
The examination conducted by Surgeon
John NJ T. Finney, Of Baltimore, who
came to Annapolis on a special train
shortly before midnight, revealed q slight
indentation in the skull and a probable
fracture. not a serious one, however. The
young man will undergo a more minute
examination at the hands of a specialist
at his home, and If an operation is
deemed advisable il viii not be a serious
one
The injury to Mr.. Aronson caused deep
sorrow at the Naval Academy.
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BOSTON, 8; PHILLIES, 0.
Former Giants Start the Rungetting
for the Home Team.

Boston. April 23.-Boston slaughtered
the Phillies this afternoon, applying the
whitewash while they piled up nine runs
themselves. The hitting Of the ex-Giants
had considerable to DO win the victory.
McGann started the walloping In the
second inning, and Dahlen sent him over
the plate with a home-run drive. At
tendance. 1850. Score:
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ONLY RUN a HOMER.
Pirate Wilson shoots One Past Out
fielder DeIehnnty I'm Seventh

Pittsburg, April 8.-In a pretty game
with st. Louis to-day Pittsburg seemed
to have the best Of the luck. In the
seventh inning, a ball apparently for a
single shot past Outfelder De.ehanty.
going TO the fence. allowing Wilson to
make the circuit for Pittsburg with the
only run of the game. Attendance. 4OgS.
Score.
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Left on bases-NiTglnia, 3 PennsyiEania, {. F1rst
base on balls-Of Walker. l. Of Chapman. S; on
TvitmeYer. J. Hits made-0ff Chapman, s; of
Twitmeyer. J Innings pitched-By Chapman. 6: by
T7sitmeyer. 3 Struck out-By Walker, 4; BY Chap
man. ?; By Twitmeyer, 2 Home runs-Hums, Wood.
Two-base hits-Cabsniss. Spring. Psuxtis, Chapman.
Sacrifice bit-Hoff. Stolen bsses-HonaksT. ThayeT.
Wood Hit b. pitcher-pauxtis. Umpire-Mr. Belts.
Time Of game-1 hour and Is minutes.
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Earned runs-NaTy. l. First base by errors-Naey,
= Left on bases-Navy, i Harvard 10 First base
on balls-Of Hartford. !: OF Douglas, = Struck
out-By Hartford. !; by Slater 5; By Douglas. Z
Three base hit-Hambsch. TWo-hass hits-simons
Harvey, Pounds Stolen bases-Kimble 2; Laugs. 2
Double play-JOnes 70 Stiles. Hit by pitcher-Wil-
son by Hartford Wild pitch-Douglss Passed
balls-Hambsch 2 Umpire-SIr ColIiRover. Of
Washington. Time Of gsme-2 hours.
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Earned un-BTOOkland- Left on bases -Br0okland,
4: Bliss Electrical school, l. First base on balls
OF Sullivan 2. of AgneW !. Struck out-By Agnew.
5; by Sullivan. g. Tmee-bsse hjt-HYdon. Two-hass
hits-Sully Keller. Sacrifice hi5-Middly. Stolen
bases-Sully Julien ~. ROdler Baldus Snyan
Lyon, Cooper. Canoe Double plsys-Sim0ns 10
Sully Hydon uuassistedi. Hit by pitcheT-By
AgneE. l. UmpiTe-NT. Brooks. Time Of game-I
hour and ) minutes.
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NORFOLK, 5; PORTSMOUTH, /.
visitors Go TO Pieces in the Second
and Third Innings.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va, April 23.-Portsmouth
went to pieces in the second and third
innings to-day. and Norfolk won the
game, to /.
Long. lately released by Richmond
pitched for Norfolk, and did excellent
work. Lawrence, Portsm0uth's second
baseman. was put out of the game in
the second inning fer disputing a de-
cision of the umpire Score:
RHE
Norfolk. 400 0x5 4
Portsmouth ........... 0 0 0 IL 1
Bstteries-Long and Smith; Carter and Fitzgerald
UmpiTe-AIf. Mace
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Left On bases-Philadelplia, ); New York. / First
base on balls-Of Dyglrt. 2. Of Garter Struck
out-By Dygert &; by Manning Q; by Garter, 3
Threebase hit-Stahl Two-base hit -Elberfeld. sac
Tfce hits-NiChUlls. COOmhs. Stolen ba5e-Stahl
Double play-Nicholls 70 Murphy to Davis Hit by
Ditcher-By Carter. /: by Newton. l. Umpires-
MessTs. Hurst and Sheridan Time Of game-2 hours
and 10 minutes.
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BROOKLAND, 4; BLISS, 0.
Timely batting Gives Suburbanites
Victory Over Electrical School.

Bliss Electrical School journeyed out
to Brookiand yesterday afternoon 10 meet
with shutout by the timely batting Of
the suburbanites by 4 to O.
Five hits were made off each pitcher.
but the BrOoklands made theirs at more
opportune times. thus winning the game.
Business High School is scheduled TO
play with Brookland tomorrow on the
grounds Of the latter team. The score:
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First base on bslls-Of Leifeld q of Lush. 2
Struck out-By Leiied, g. BY Lush. D. Home r1n--
Wilson. TWo-hase hts-Wagner. Hostetter. Sacri-
nee hits-ShaW, Wagner. Charles. Double plays
Ho5tetter 10 shaw: Abbaticchio 10 Wagner 10 Sva-
Gina. Umpire-MF. Rigler. Time Of game hours
and minutes.
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Richmond, :, DanviIle, 8.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Richmond Va, April 2S.-Costly er-
rors by Danville in the opening inning
of the game here to-day gave the locals
a hold which was never overcome. The
final score was 7 TO 3. Neither side ap-
peared to be in good trim, and the game
was characterized by poor playing.
Heffron and Walker were both put out
of the game in the second inning for
disputing Westervelt's decisions. Score:
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First base by eTrOrs-St. Louis 5; DetrOit g. First
base on balls-Of Howell, l. Struck out-By
Howell. l; by Killian. , Threebase hits-Schaefer
Mcintyre. Stone. Two-base hits-OLeaTy Cobb.
Stolen bases-CObb. Double plays-O'Leary TO
sehaefer and Rossman, q c, Jones to T. Jones.
Umpire-Nlr Evans. Time Of game-l hour and s.
minutes
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Lynehburg Gets New pitcher,

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg, Va, April 23-The Lynch
burg ball team has purchased a pitcher
from Kansas City. of the American
League. By name of Kanzey. who is said
to be a clever twirler. KanZey is ex-
peeted 10 report 10 Manager Grim satur-
day or Sunday.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

AT decentralization, 2; Macon o.
At Augusta-Augusta, 4; Jacksonville 2
At SaVannah-Savannah 0; Columbus, O. Eleven
innings.
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Earned ums-B. II. s.. l. Left on basss-B. H
6, 6; Army and Navy T. First base on halls-0f
WeIcher. /, OF Hunt. J. Tw0-bsse hits-Dagis. L0ef-
fer. Stolen bases-Donnelly Davis. Welchsr.
keane Fegsn. Hit by pitcher-By Hunt l. I'm
pire-Alr. Handy, Time Of game hour and 10 min
utes.
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Lancaster-Reading. 3; Lancaster .
At Wiliamsport- Williamsport. 5; Harrisburg. l.
At Altoona-Johnstown s; Altoona. l.
AT Observation-Disclosures 9; Trenton. 5.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Observation-Disclosures. &: Columbus. /
AZ Toedo-Toledo. s; Kansas City. =
AZ Louisville-Iguisville. 6; 81. Paul o.
AZ Indianapolis indianapolis. 6: Minneapolis, O.
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Left on hasee-Chieago. ?; Cincinnati l. First
base on balls-Of Overall, . Struck out-By
Overall, 3; ~ EWiag, s. Two-hase hit-Steinfeldt.
Sacrifice hits-Shecksrd Lobest l2l. Psskert stolen
bases-ShtckaTd. Paskert. Wild pitch-Ewins I'm
pire-Alr. 0Day. Time Of game-l hour and IS min
uteg
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Al Jersey City-Tofcnio. O; jersey Cts, l.
st PrcTidCnce-B1chester g.. Providence. 2
~ Newark Buffalo. Q; Newark O.
At Baltim0re-1Iontrsal g. Baltimore, 3 Ter
innings.
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Amateur baseball.

The Gladst0nes kept up Their winning streak yes
terday bT defeating the Hamptons by is %
The allaround playing Of FsTrel wyndom Messino
and Norsen vas easily the feature Teams aFereg-
ing thirteen years address J. Shugae, 1913 Massa-
chusetts avenue northwest
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Omaha-0maha. .. LinColn. 3
At DenVeT-Denyer. IS. Des M0ines. :.
At PUebl0-Puehl0. S; Sioux City. I3.
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CaroItna. a peIaware. q.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Durham. n. C. April 23.-Delaware lost
to-day to Carolina, at Chapel Hill. by 4
to >. 1t was a fast game, North Caro-
lima winning on Hobbs three -bagger.
with two men on bases. Sillery pitched.
and allowed but four hits. but they were
punched and aided by errors. The game
was full of them. Score;
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TO-DAY's GAMES.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York.
st. Louis at Pittsburg.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
BUSINESS HIGH WINNER.
Stenographers Smother the Army
and Navy Prep school Team.

and Navy Prep school Team.
The Business High School baseball team
found little difficulty in defeating the
ARMY and Navy Props on the latter's
grounds. by Z to ?.
The winners we're never in danger Of
defeat, and displayed championship abil-
ity in every session of the contest
Welcher was on the firing line for the
stenographers, and did good work. Capt
Keane and DR.. Bwkett kept the boys on
the jump all the time, The Blue and
Orange are confident of taking the initial
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

At Gulfport- Monroe. l: Gulfrorf. 0.
At Meridian-Vicksburg. 5; Meridian, 0.
At Jackson-Columbus, ,; Jackson, 0.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Memphis-New Orleans, 6; Memphis l.
At Little Rock-Little Rock, Z Mobile, 0.
At Birmingham birmingham. r. Atlanta. 2
At Nsshville-Nashyilie. 4; Montgomery, p
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Left on bases-Cleyeland, Z; Chicago, T. First base
on bals-Of White. / Hit made-Of White L
Struck out--By White. 3 BY Altroek I. Three-base
hit-Stoyal TWObase hits-Lajoie Hnchman. An
derson Sacrifice bits-TuFneT, n. Clarke j. Clarke
Stolen bases-TIrner, Birmingham Donohue Davis
Douple plays-DaFis to Donohue; Birmingham to
\. Clarke. UmpiTes-AsssFg. OBougain and Egsn
Time Of game-l hour and IS minutes.
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BURNS MAKES GOOD
California Recruit Succeeds
in FOOling Red SOx.
TIMELY BATTING BY LOCALS

After Game Had Been Temporarily
Lost by HispIays, Nationals Knock
CieOtte on Rubber Ia Eighth In
ming, Scoring Three Runs and
Winning Second Game of Season.
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Left on bases-Boston, ST. Philadelphia s. First
Brown 4. Struck cut-By Young .: by Afsrrn 2.
by Brown, l. Home Fun-Dahlen. Sacrifice hit
Sweeney. Stolen hases-Magee. Double plays-Dah-
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OTHER GAMES,

At Woreester- Waterbury, 5; Worcester L
At Syracuse-Syracuse, 4: F. and NJ q
At Carlisle-V ilan0Ta, I; Carlisle 2
At AndoYer-AndoFer, 10; University Of Vermont. 2
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len to Ritcbey to McGann; Sweeney to Ritehey to
3icGann Umpire-AiT. KLEIN. Time OF game-l hour
and g minutes.
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END GIANTS WINNING STREAK

Brooklyn, with wilhelm in the Box,
Pulls Out Victory.
New York. April 23.-The Brooklyns
stopped New Yorks winning streak to-
day. The home teams fielding was ragged
and Wilhelm pitched himself out of sew
eraI tight holes. Attendance. S,0o1. Score:
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Earned runs-Washington 4; Boston. 2
First base by eTrOTs-Washington I: Bos-
ton, 2, Left on bases-Washington, II;
Boston. 6. First base on balls-Off Burns
/; of Burehell, 4: of Ciotte. /. Innings
pltched--By Burns, s; by Burchen .; by
Hits made-Of Burns, z; off Burchell. z;
off Ciotte, 3; off Hughes, 2 Struck out
BY Burns 3; by Burchell, /; by Ciotte l;
by Hughes, l. Home run-Gessler. Three
base hits-Ganley, Ciotte, Street, Milan.
TWO-base hit-Clymer. Sacrifice hits
Ganley. Warner. Stolen base-McBride
Hit by pitcher-By Burchell, /. Wild
pitCh-PTuitt Passed ball-Criger I'M
pire-Mr. Connolly. Time Of game-2 hours
and minutes.
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RonnoI,e. ia Irnchhnrr. 4

Roanoke, Va, April 23.-Roanoke won
the first State League game on the local
grounds to-day from Lynchburg, Clark
doing the work in the last inning. The
two teams paraded the streets with a
brass band before the game Score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Boston, 8; Philadelphia, o.
brooklyn, 4; New York, 1.
Chicago, ~ Cincinnati, L.
Pittsburg, 1; St Louis, o.
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CUBS STILL WINNING
Champions Down Cincinnati
in a Close Game.
REDS HITS KEPT SCATTERED

Overall Pitches Steady Ball, and
Same Old story of Fewer Hits but
More Runs for Chicago-A wild
Pitch Lets SIagie Score In FirstJ
TwO-bagger Helps in the Second.
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Lett On bases-NeW York, y HrookIgn, ., FiTst
base on balls-Of Ames, q of Wilhelm, 2 Struck
out-By Ames, 3; by Taylor, l; by Wilhelm, 3.
Home rln-AlpeFman- Stolen base-DeTlin. Double
plays-WiIheim 70 Bergen TO jordan; DeTlin 70
Niczlin. Hit by pitcher-By Wilhelm, l. Umpires-
Messrs RuddeTham and Emslie Time Of gsme-I
hour and S minutes,
The Washington herald., 1908-05-15
SENATOR B0URNE'S TELEGRAM.

In my platform when elected. among 9TH
e pledges. / stated would do my utmost
10 help renominate President Roosevelt
am doing my humble best to keep my
pledge The C-ntTT wants and needs
boosaTelts rsnminaJiCn. II left TO e
popular vote In Oregon I think every mem
ber Of the convention Wiil coneede that he
would receiTe 50 Per cent Of the vote Of the
people.
Roosevelt twice made the statement that
he would not accept Il nominated. This was
individual. The sovereignty OF the nation
and Of the state is infinitely greater than be.
If Oregon and a Sufficient number Of other
States command him &C serve his country
another four years, be must obey OF be con-
sidsred by the present and future genera
tious a contemplate and selfish coward and
traitor 70 his country
The possibility OF such action on his part
is not only absurd. bat absolutely inc0nceiT-
able. urge the Republican delegates to
the Oregon State convention 20 instruct
their national delegates fGg Roosevelt Al
uaust eonceGe that he Is the choice Of the
people. and that his denomination guarantees
the election and a Republican House Of
ReTres sntatives.
] have sought 10 be elected a delegate 70
the national convention solely to enable me
to better carry cut my pledges 10 the people
of Oregon IN assisting IN securing R0osegelt's
denomination. Should the state convention
instruct delegates fog any other candidate
than RoosaTelt, ] withdraw my candidacy.
for # elected a delegate TO the convention.
7 should disregard the State coHEeuti0n's
ipstWctiou to vote fer aHy other person than
Roosevelt. ard Wculd vote f0T Roosevelt.
win Loyalty snput the nominee Of the
Republican national convention.
JONATHAN BOURNE. Jr.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-15

Portland, Oreg, May 1.-THE usual
Taft claims are made here tonight fol-
lowing the Oregon state convention of the
Republican party, but, although the con-
ventloa indessed the Secretary OF War IL
was only after one Of the hottest tights
ever seen in State political gathering
in oregon, where politics is never Of the
'monycoddle" variety.
The Congressional district convention
also indorsed Taft. but the hght was
warm one in that meeting also.
Senator Bourne was not elected a dele
gate. but it is the consensus OF opinion
that his letter to the convention, stat
ing in the most positive terms that he
would ignore instructions to vote for any
one but Roosevelt as the party nominee
for President. and his expressed desire to
be left out Of the delegation if the dele
gates were not to be instructed for the
present occupant Of the White House.
had much to do with this outcome
Accepts ROOseveIt's Attitude.
The convention chose 10 accept Presi-
dent R05sevelt's statement that he would
not accept a denomination as final, which
necessarily entaiied the acceptance also
of Mr. Bourne's statement that he would
not be a delegate unless instructed for
Roosevelt
The convention opened with wild disor-
der, and the fight was on from the outset.
The Taft men had uphill work to do. but
they were helped by Mr. Boume's elirni-
nation Of himself.
Senator Fulton's election as a delegate
was the climax Of the fight, his selection
being made unanimous. After Mr.
Bournes telegram was read, his follow
ers realized that he could not be forced to
retrace his steps, and his name was not
presented 20 the convention when It be-
came apparent that the convention was
determined to take Mr.. Roosevelt at his
word.
Was in Grants Cabinet.
George II. Williams, the only surviving
member Of President Grants Cabinet. is
among the delegates elected to the Chi
cagO convention. The others are. in addi-
tion 10 Senator Fulton, DR.. Henry a.
Coe, Asa B. Thompson. r. T. Williams.
s. A. Sahlbred a. n Gilbert, and ".
Kuy Kendall
The Washington herald., 1908-05-15
KNOX GIVES DINNER
Senator Entertains the Gov
ernOr Of Pennsylvania.
REPRESENTATIVE MEN ATTEND
Function Takes Place in the New
Home OF the Metropolitan Club,
Which Was Decorated for the Oc-
casiOn. and an Elaborate Menu Pro-
vided-Many Speeches Made.

Gov. Stuart, OF Pennsylvania, was the
guest of honor last night at a dinner
given by Senator Knox. also Of the Key
stone State, and around the board we're
gathered representative men in Washing
ton public and official life.
The dinner was given IN the large din
ing-room of the handsome new home Of
the Metropolitan Club. The room was
decorated with palms and cut flowers,
and the menu was elaborate.
Invitations were extended TO the mem-
bers Of the United States Senate. Vice
President Fairbanks. Speaker Joseph Can
non. the Pennsylvania delegation in the
House Of Representatives, and members
Of the press.
The guests were greeted in the hallway
by the host. Senator Knox Later Gov.
Stuart held an informal reception IN the
han, at which the guests were presented
to him. After the reception the host and
his guests repaired 10 the dining room.
GOV. stuart Called Upon.
Gov. Stuart was me first called upon
for a speech. He expressed bis appreeia-
ton Of the honor conferred upon him and
spoEe at length IN a pleasant and humor.
GUS vein
He was followed by Senator Depew. Of
New York The Empire State Senator
was in one Of his happiest veins, and his
utterances were replete with jests and
wittieisms.
Senator Daniel, Of Virginia, followed
with one Of his characteristic speeches,
which added 10 the enjoyment Of the
gathering. Senator Bsiley, OF Texas;
Senator Carter, of Montana, and Senator
Johnston also contributed to the flow Of
wit and humor. Speaker Cannon and
Vice President Fairbanks made short, in
formal talks.
In nearly all OF the speeches there was
some witteisms with q political tinge.
List of the Guests.