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The evening world., 1908-12-28
Win Bailey Wins
from Big Field
in MOhQWk Run

Win Bailey, the feet llttlc runner OF
the New York Athletic club, was first
home In a neid Of siXtY-one runners
In the weekly run of the Mohawk \. G..
over the BronH course yesterday Forty
nine men finished the siN-mile course.
Bailey's time for the distance vas 3agN.
q. ObermeyeT Of tho National A. g.,
finished In second place. fifteen seconds
behind Bailey, while W. Nobis, OF the
Nohawks, was third.
The evening world., 1908-12-28
LOS ANGELES ENTRIES.

Special 10 The Evening world)
LOS ANGELES RACE TRACK, Cal,
lIcc, 8.-rhe entries for to-morrow's
races are as follows:
o.ist i've iuTldnss. Donald Mcponaid. 10 m
Held, 100 Wii%ool Bill, 100; Cana Dnero,
lGa; suda & cleG 70 loa' @ Bliss carmanM, M re ne
ere 100; Allen Iee, 100. Mr. Bishop. 100;
low al Pesson, 100: Banros, 100: Prove
sEcoSp RACE Sailing one mile. Asr.
The evening world., 1908-12-28

The captain of the Giants and his
wife, Mabel Hite. have Just closed a
contract for eleven more weeks o. their
act in vaudeville and they open in
Pittsburg tonight, They have other
dates in view which will carry them up
to a few days OF the opening Of the bail
season. Before making the deal a GER
tainty Mike had talk with McGraw,
If possible Donlin would like TO get ont
The evening world., 1908-12-28

Of spring 'ralnIng so that he can M
these dates.
Il don't see where you can get a good
batting rep on the stage" Is the posi-
ton McGraw took, "and l shall certain
ly expect you to show up at Marlin
Springs with the rest Of the gang in
March"
McGraw explained that he wanted
Donlin TO make all the money he could
The evening world., 1908-12-28
MIKE DONLIN, BALL PLAYER, AT ODDS
WITH MIKE DONLIN, THE ACTOR MAN

Out or ,ta ,.,,,j-,.iIlo b,,S,,acs l,r. le
didn., wan. If 70 hurt the hating
strength Of tho Giants DonI,n here
upon proposed the novel scheme Of car
ryinr hat hau and glove around
snc,,sine, a,.a,.,. -. ,., a,,t.t,,,
,l,e '''"i i''s i" '.'7
ne S'l' re "oU'd ne ao!e L" use '4e
@FouiIds In any town on the circuit
/ am m better shape than nave
'' " a. ''''' i'c S"4" " ~ %.
day. and l don't see why / couldn't
sharpen up my batting eye in tie morn
ings. l practice at handblH for two
h'"FS every daE' ana you NNo" """t
Io,,;., win ,,,,I.,;...,' i,o,,. -, s},.,,. 49,,
''o'''' WIN iI""d''' nave L" S"'" "P
with the club, nevertheless. He IS IN
sorewba+ NJ g. d,ro,,,,,a II, l,,o,,.
that II he goes TO t>it training grounds
h. wIl hava IN civ. IN tho ,.ai,dav II .
lulH' an" on the olhef hahu II" nh""s
s.,s,.,, ,i,,.re ,,,,'', H., a,,, ,''.,,,,.,. &c..
S'aso'' 'l'eIe WIN po any ''"'''e 'N'
vaudeville. His stage career depends
moro an he o,s.raI ,ve~o,,e than ,f-
''' " 80 ''
baseball average does on his hitting OIL
,., -. 80. 49,. ,,,-.., , ..
Ihere won't be any row. anTW"N,
said Mike as he was leaving For j
,,,u, oo,,c ,,,a,.,. a,- A. n.
says, only / wish he would let me CON
r,,a 20 p,,.,,. c,,, .r,, -..,. ,,,,,.... 80,
" NM" ''' ',,' '"'' '''''''' III
III the season ueS'hS'
The evening world., 1908-12-28
Kaufman and Ketchel Both
Decline to Meet John
son and Langford.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

CINCE Jack Johnson. the colored
y heavyweight, stopped Tommy
Burns, and Sam Langford, the
other crack coored fighter. put Jim
Flynn away in one round. there have
been more announcements from white
pugilsts that they draw the color line.
The latest fighters TO declare they will
never fight colored man are AL Kauf-
mann the California heavyweight and
Stanley ketchel the middleweight
Champion. Kaufman was offered a
match with Johnson III the event Of his
beating JIM Barry on Wednesday night
but lie promptly turned down the Offer
ketchel vas also asked 10 meet Lang
ford, but he got out of it easily Dy stat
ing that his manager would not allow
him to fight Colored man,
The ten-r9und bout between Tomm
Murphy and frankie Madden which to
have taken pact at the sag OF the Sa1S1s Ivh,
has been postponed for a week "a acc0un:
u an injury to Murphys hand which he re.
Griffin at the Arm9ry A. A. o, BOSTON. The
posty,, nement OF the bout Will enable both
boys to get in excellent shape for the battle
sn Wa h9 w@ 9ee sa fh?s fr n saiss. ssas 'fa. rom
his battles. This does not tncude side bets
@ 3t he ns s" s % his wn6hs, aS21s "a''' sa?R
s4oo.o~ during lis caTeer n the ring
Durns has taken part in tfty-tEree flghts
For his first Victory he received S125. knock.
ing out Fred Thornton in FIVE rounds q;
Detroit.
Rart.y Connolly, the New England iight
middrcwelEht. Who has Won many fights IN
Frriard r.is year. beaten by Tom
ThSmas- who il considered the best man Of
his weight IL, Ea=,and, IN twenty round
ha,tle al a show held at Liverpool On Dec. IL
rta men engaged in a twenty round bout,
srI At the t.aish the referee declared Thomas
The winner or POINTS For Ten rounds Con:
ru,ly fought Wei, but after that Thomas had
al ihe better o: the contest.
q cbpIsnEe 10 Australia offering to fight
lack johnson for the heavyweight champi IN.
shin ;itle was practically matched last night
10 meet A Kuh!ak. the Michigan heavy
weight fnr six rounds a. the National \. c.,
NJ pnn7felp' 10, IN Saturday evening Jan, ..
The evening world., 1908-12-28
incidentally, Manager McGraw Gets
Into the Game, and Thinks the
Giants Captain Should Take
Training Trip in Spring.
BY BOZENA., BTLGER.

DONLlN the hrionc hard battle with
IVl Donn, basebaic ready
Michael
is the she that he adorethm
The evening world., 1908-12-28
White Fighters Busy
DraVi,1g Color Line

Q srien has seen kubtak perform in ali o:
h!s lights and Is Of the opinion that he can
beat him
The evening world., 1908-12-28

A kautmarn and Jim Barry, the heavy.
weights. have finished their hard training
for their forty: five round battle at the Jcf-
daS night The1e A 9fsiss e bens es on s., Wsdnss sn
the result OF the fight; but what wssers have
favorite al odds OF 10 TO s. Barr ssv, he
vi! ,aEhi Johnson u he is successful in beat
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
THE CLARE NJ ONT
Catskills, Haines Falls, N. Y.

Modern electric light pure spring water baths tennis
golf: for IS: $40 TO SIS Circular. SCOTT q RItSK
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
NEW JERSEY
Grand Atlantic Hotel

Virginia and Beach. Atlantic City. y. J. Always
epen Capacity guests Within few steps Of
Steei Pier. eouthern exposure. Unobstructed view.
large rooms Running s-tesian all
baths. private and public Sun parlors. Elevator.
Phones in rooms Orchestra White Excellent
cuisine Write literature Terms
sJ25o I'd weekly plan Long distance phone
flso rBelD Atlantic City. CHARLES q COPE.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
HOTEL MORTON

vnyris Ave, nesr beah Atlantic oty. N J-open an
ehe year. table Suites with private hath Hand
furnished Perfect sanitary
70 Capacity 23A
MRS. N. z. HANES, Owner and Proprietor
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-09-26
Niata, statlsmcs.

Natal Statistics ..
Born to Mr.. and Mrs, ], !. Melon
aid, lcast John street. q o last night.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-09-26
DEATH OF MRS. DEHAvEN.

From The World Of Wednesday:
Mrs. Sarah DeHayen, wife OF Tar.
Elijah DeHaven, OF Frederick county,
va, died 1T her home Tuesday. Mrs.
D1Havsn had been afflicted with can
Ger and had recently undergone an OPP
GRAFTON for its removal, The operation
was said to have been successful, but
she died from the effects OF the dis
ease.
Mrs. DeI5ayen was aged about So
years. The family removed to tins
city some years ago and lived on the
boom. but kater, they returned to the
old home in Virginia. Mrs. DeIf&ven
was the rlother OF Mrs. Annie Will
liams. West Martin street. who has
been at home with her mother tor
some time. Mr.. Williams left this
morning to attend the funeral.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-09-26
r TIME SINCE WAR.
Confederate EugIer Sounds Taps |
Winchester National Cemetery.

Winchester, Sept. 23-For the nrst
time since the civii war, the Dugler
OF Gen. Turner Asilby Camp Of Con
Tolerate Veterans goundsd taps in
the Winchester National cemetery
Sunday, when the remains Of Robert
Brown we're buried with Masonic
honors. MIR. 81 own served in a New
York regiment during the war. lie
vas 81 years old, the last member Of
a large family, and died here q few
days ago while Under treatment for
bullet wounds received in the war.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-09-26

Scherr and his PARTY a list OF names
of gentlemen who are favorable TO the
regulars. This was a sad blow to
Scott hut Schegr has the situation 10
we'll In hand that there was nothing
else to do but submit.
The list was made out ard conveyed
10 the Scherr camp ut midnight where
Il was discussed. The list submitted
was as follows:
T. w. Fleming, Farimont..
Senator Bruce Blue. Philippi.
Judge j. H. Holt. Grafton.
Jadge II. II. Moss, P~arkersburg.
G. w. Dillon. Fayette county.
Judge Ira q. Robinson, Grafton.
W. E. Giasscock. Morgantown
James L. Caldwell, Huntington.
Judge M. II. Mills. West Union.
Fred Paul Crosscup, Charleston.
state Treasurer Newton Ogden
Judge T. p. Jacobs. New Martins.
vnte.
10. M. Bowers, Martinsbnrg.
J. J. Hetzei. Martinaburs.
NJ A. Campbell.
w. +. Hite.
u. @. Young.
The Scherr faction accepted the
proposition of the REGULARS" and at
1 O'clock returned the list Of names
to the Sw:sher comm ttee with v
names eliminated. They were Dill
lon. Hetzel. Glasscoch, Hite GroscuD,
HdNcrs and Willis.
The committee then adjourned until
LITTER in the day.
Discussing ciasscock.
TIE Scher committee is IN session
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-09-26

this afternoon discussing whether o.
not to accept the candidacy o. Class
cock for governor.
There Is much opposition ON the
part Of some while othe OF the
Scherr people want to endorse aim.
The strongest opposition to Gass-
cocE ONE from Monongalia county.
It Is impossible to predict this az.
ternoon the result Of the meeting
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-09-26

Charleston Sect. 2s.-Arnold G.
Scherr end his despised Lincoln par
ty, enjoyed the satisfaction last night
OF having the Swisher regulars bow to
them on all corners. In other words
Seherr will say who the nominee for
governor will be.
The state republican executive
committee which met for the night
session at 10 O'Clock called in Senator
Scott and asked him to 20. k" the
proposition o. srbmrnitting to Mr..
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-09-26
swlshers Reasons for Withdrawal.

Charles w. Swlsher made the fo'-
lowing statement in Withdrawn his
name:
To the Republicans OF Yves. vlrgln
lain withdra wing my name as the
candidate Of the republican patty for
governor ] feel il Ii dse my Fellow
republicans End the friends who have
SO Loyalty supported me befose and
since my ncmination to set forth some
of the reason which have moved me
t o take this important step, which
have done with some hesitation AMI
fContinIcd on Page 81
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-09-26
G[ASSCOCK WILL ACCEPT PLACE
At HEAD Of THE STATE TICKET
Lincoln Party Withdraws Their Entire Ticket and
Vii Join Forces in Fight to Garry the State.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED nv LINCOLN PARTY.

Resolved That we recognize In the selection II W. T. ciasscock the
regular candidate for governor the direct personal selection Of Senator
stephen HsEHins; at his oMn dctation and Tor his " benefit and fos
the perpetuation Of his own machine
Resioved, Further that we recognize n the present conditions Of anairs
In the party dissensions which may Result in the defeat Of Tar and sner.
man;
tionai success Of the party IL would be un~ise to continue further with 1
separate state ticket;
Resolved. Further, that the Lincoln party organization will withdraw
its candadakes from the neid without endorsing the nomination Of w. e.
casscock and leaving the respond bnty Of his election . defeat upon
Senator Elkins and the state committee most Of whom he controls; and
that an sddress be prepared by this committee and issued, setting forth
the facts which brought about Mr.. G iassoocks noasnaton.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-09-26
F~rcscoina Church.

Duke & Raby, of ShippenSburg, the
veil known decorators, commenced
rhis morning to fresco sle colorsd
church IN South Raleigh street. They
expect ia complete the job in abont
en- DAYS.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-09-26
The New Candidate.

Mr.. Glasscock has had a rapid rise
in politics. He served a term as
county superintendent Of free schools
and Immediately afterwards he was
elected clerk Of the circuit court.
serving in that capacity twelve
years. At the close of his second
term he was appointed collector or In
ternal revenue for West Virginia. He
managed the campaign four years ago
with such signal ability that he was
brought into favor with members OF
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-09-26
party throughout the state
Glasscock win Accept.

Postmaster C.ohan talked to Glass.
cock over the long distance telephone
this afternoon and assured the candi-
date for governor that everything
n Berkeley county was satisrac-
tory and taat he would have a major
ity OF 300.
Mr.. GlassccGr eaid he had not been
informed OF ms nomination. but init
mated that he would accept the non
ination when notified.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-09-26
TRAINS DETOURED
OVER PENNSYVANA
Collapse IT Bridge Causes lnterrup.
ton Of Train Service Over the
Baltimore and Ohio.

Oatttnp0Fe anu OHos
The collapse Il the 60o-foot span o.
the Baltimore and Ohio bridge over
the Susquelianna river at Havre de
Grace yesterday morning has caused
the Occurring OF all through trains
over the lines OF the Pennsylvania. and
rs = consequence ali westbound trains
are runnsug from 30 minutes to an
hour ate.
All fast freight trains between New
York and Philadelphia n the west
are using the Reading traci1s from
Philadelphia to S~hippenabmg and
then the. ~Cumbcrlapd valley to Inter
section, where they again take the d.
and O.
The accident has crippled the ser
vice considerably and 1t is said that
1t will be 60 days before repairs can
be made which win allow trains to
ussa the bridge pGain.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-09-26
SCHERR AND SWlSHER
BOTH OUT OF THE RACE
Lincoln Committee Adopt Resolutions
8efere Adiournrnsnt-ciaim the
Nominee is Personal Choice Of
Senator Eikins-united Party WIN
Get Good Majority in Berkeley.

Charleston, w. Va. Sept. 24.-The
hitter feud in the republican party
following the dual conventions ana
rival state tickets placed in the held
last July, headed respectively by Sec
retary of State Charles W.. Swisher
and State Auditor Arnold c. Scherr,
MAS ended last night, when, following
the withdrawal of Swisher Monday
night. Mr.. Scherr and his fellow
candidates on the Lincoln republican
ticket agreed to retire in favor of the
new candidate of the regular fepubli-
cans. william E. Glasscock. The other
state candidates of the regular BAG
ton stand as nominated here last
july
The state tickl1et rs it now stands
follows:
Cover nor-William E. Glasscock, of
Monongalia county.
Secretary of State-Stuart F. Reed,
of Harrison county.
Auditor-John s. Darst, of Jackson
county.
Superintendent of Schools-M F.
Shawkey, of Kanawha county.
State Treasurer-E. L. Long, Of Nc
DoweIl county.
AttorneyG eneral-Willia G. Con
ley, of Preston county.
The Lincoln republican candidates
retired are Arnold c. Scherr, for gov
ernor; T. t. McDorgal, for secretary
of state; A. R. StaNings, for attorney
general; C. N. Snodgrass, for state
treasurer; p. w. Morris, for auditor,
and A. S. Bell. for superintendent OF
schools.
The action withdrawing the Lincoln
ticket was decided upon at a meeting
of the Lincoln republican state com
mittee, which was attended b many
prominent republicans of that wing Of
the party. Mr.. Glasscock was named
by the regular state committee after
which that comnittee took a recess
leaving it to the Scherr people either
to accept the new candidate for gov
ernor r to continue tne fight.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-09-26

that result as zealously-as | do. There
is no reason now way our electoral
ticket should net carry this state By
the usual republican majority. We
also, ale all for Glasscock for gov
ernor. He may lot be tine strongest
mar WHO could have been named, but
he is a good and clean and Will
have my support | expect to see him
elected. Tie thing for all West vir-
ginia republicans to do now is to take
off their coats and 30 to work for the
republican ticket"
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-09-26
purchases Team.

DR.. Tonlrin, who came here some
time e to practice medicine, has pur-
chased a horse and buggy.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-09-26

rte sclierr committee is in session
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-09-26
THE CAPITAL STeck
WILL sE s25o.ooo
The Name Of the Bank Viii - Far4
mers and Merchants Servings aaak
Will Organize a. Soon - asitaAes
Room Can Be seoured-wii havs
! Building Association Feature.

The batest important enterprise In
progressive Martinsburg Is = nav
bank. The preliminary steps have
already been taken AMI the bank Will
be organized Al soon as q suitable
banking location can be secured. eth
er by rental Or purchase. The now
commercial institution will be known
as the Farmers and Merchants Saw
ilgs Bank and will start with a oapi-
tai stock OF $500 1t will not be y
member OF the Martinsburg Clearing
House association.
The plans OF conducting the ~buat
ness OF the bank will be broad and
comprehensive. A building association
feature will be attached, tosethcr
with u special department for tho
prompt haniling OF farmers sale
notes and other business OF farmers.
The bank proposes to pay 5 per cent.
interest. on time certificates Of dap0st
It and also interest on checking NC
counts. Another scheme that will
meet with favor will be the borrow
ing of money att per cent. and loan
Ag 1t out at 9 per cent to snpechanics
and Others to enable them, In time.
TO possess their own homes.
The banking methods Win be pat
termed some what after those Of some
OF the most successful banks OF .
similar kind La the city OF Philar
de4phia. Tt Is SAID that 300 900 OF
the stock OF the new bank will be
subscribed by Philadelphia capitalists.
while some of the most. substantial
farmers In Berkeley county and busf
ness men in Martinsburg are interers-
ed In the enterprise.
Back Of the enterprise, as limited
above. are Philadelphia capitalists
and one OF them has been in MartiDsr
burg three times In the last two
weeks. They mean business, the az
a Ii given out. and II looks az
II the project would be a go.
Mr.. r. Vernon Aler is the attorney
for the promoters and farmers. Busi-
ness men and others Interested can
see him with reference to the new en-
terprise,
Az stated. the bank will be opened
az soon as a suitable location IS Sc
cured. which will likely be IN the
near future az the committee have
their eye on several desirable prop
critics.
That there Is oom II not q crying
~ ei for a savings bank - Martins
burg there Is no ~galnsaying. especial
~ when the one proposed empod'es
She comursndable features that Win
distinguish the new bank
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-09-26
scherr's Statement.

The Schsrr committee adjourned
after passing a set of resolutions.
"The reform provided by the action
OF change in the method of e1ecting
delegates to the state committee
malzes a material gain. In the future
the unit for electing delegates will be
1.-THE district and not the county. the
delegates are to be chosen by prt-
mary vote or district convention. and
no candidate is to be empowered to
select delegates to the state conven-
tion.
eff the so-calied Scherr faction of
Republicans OF West Virginia has done
nothing else," said Mr.. Scherr, sit
has accomplished much In forcing
that guarantee, the republicans of this
state will see to it that the pledge is
aived up to according to the strictest
construction. In great Measure we
nave won that for which we contend
led and in the future the voice OF the
people will be heard. Having won
this much | have withdrawn as a can
didate for governor.
" want to see Judge Taft elected
and every Lincoln republican wishes
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-03

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gen ni&t mebr, aIs psnn er tpirtli4
3dblf.llner setpsien ipdre, aber ber
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(6ortiebtuns auf 9eite 8.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-03
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