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The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

Georgetown clearly demonstrated its su-
periority over the Maryland Agricultural
College nine at Georgetown Field yester-
day afternoon Score. 4 to O.
Devine and Duffy worked FOR George
town. and gave that aggregation the ap-
pearsnce Of real ball team. Devine was
almost invincible and allowed the Farm
ers but two hits, and one runner got as
Tar as second base. The sOuthpaw was
also guilty Of issuing one pass and
Wild pitch, but neither figured. Nine
Farmers succumbed 10 his deceptive
curves.
Duffy, behind the bat. was somewhat OF
revelation, and he seems TO have solved
the problem Of filling the hole az the re-
ceiving end. SO noticeable IN the first two
contests. Not ball got away from him,
and not a single Farmer attempted 10
take any Liberties with his whip.
Georgetown Batters Busy.
The Blue and Gray batters had their
lamps trimmed a little finer yesterday
than at the first meeting Of the two
teams. and the record OF nine hits shows
that the team Is not altogether without
stickers The Maryland players helped
the Georgetown hit column. however. as
their fielding was way on color. and
many Of the West Siders' bingles were
scrstchy.
Grason was unable 70 do much with
the Georgetown sprinters, a total Of
eleven bases being pilfered of him,
Dukey Mess getting four Of these
Mess also connected safely On two &C
casions and worked Byrd for a base on
balls He reached third three times and
scored twice. Schlafy obtained three hits.
two Of them buuts, and Mayock cracked
out TWO singles
Timanus furnished the circus catch OF
the day. a one-hand stab Of line drive
or SimCn's bat IN the seventh inning
SimOn's two chances were also difficult.
/ GeorgetOWn's only error was the result
Of a wide throw by Mess after. he had
made a difficult pickup Of a grouncer
l IN the sixth inning.
Mess scores First Run.
Mess. first Up fer Georgetown, scored
the first run Of the day He caught the
first ball pitched sQuareIy on the nose
and lined il over short. He took second
I on Courtneys hit, and continued on 10
third when Evans dropped the BAH.
simon was easy. Byrd 10 Evans; but
/ Macdonald lifted one 20 center. which
Jarrel muffed. allowing Mess 10 tally.
( Georgetown was set down in order IN
/ the second and third, but in the fourth,
with one man Gown. Smith knocked .
stinger 10 short which Walters failed 70
handle. Smith stole second and look
third on SchIafy's safe bunt Schlahy
annexed the second cushion. and AIayock
came across with a screeching single
70 center which counted Smith and
Schlady. NIayock stole second and scored
1 on Evans second error
/ The last run OF the day was made Il
/ the ffth session Mess singled. stole
/ second and third. and scored on Mac
I DOnald's JwO-bagger 10 left center
/ Georgetown got men on bases in every
/ succeeding inning. but they were lett
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
Ocenn Sfenmshins.

New Yo1k March sS-Ariyed; Mauritania from
IiTerpool March p.
Arrived out Baltic. az Liverpool from New York
Sailed from foreign ports: Lucana. from Liverpool
for New York; Finland. from Antwerp FOR New
York; ST. Paul from Southampton foT New York.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
BASEBALL RAGING BASKETBALL BOXING ATHLETICS AND BOWLING

Quagga, loS lNot.erl. even. won; Creel lO2 tOttl.
5 to !. second: Doubt, lc5 tLeel TO l. third.
Time 2c5 f-5 Punky. Marsh Redon. Footlights
Fayorite. and Belle Scott also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
Mount St. Mnry's. S, L. of NJ, 9

Special The Washington Herald.
Emmitsburg, Nd. March 2S.-The base
ball season opened here to-day with the
University of Maryland team. The game
was called at the end Of the sixth inning
on account OF rain. Score by innings;
R-H. F.
Mount St. Nary's............. o ? - )
University Of NIaryland.-..-.. o-6 5
Bstteries-Mornt St Mays. Smith. Connolly. and
McHaEh University Of Maryland. Anderson and
PeilAfuin. Unpire-LaS-eT ThOl-
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
LOSE TO CARDINALS
Nationals Unable to Hit at
the Proper Time.
AITIzER IN POOR CONDITION
Extremely Depressed and
May BE Sent Home to Try TO Get
sOn-Cates Has Face Injured by
First Hit of the Game Mt Houston.
special to The Washington Herald


Houston. Tex. March 2S-Washington
outbatted the ST. Louis Cardinals here to-
day. in the third game for the cellar
championship, but lost by TO l, through
an awful absence Of hits at the proper
time. on the other hand. the four hits
by the National Leaguers were beauti-
fully punched, two in the fifth and two
in the seventh innings. and all figured.
A high wind and lumpy ground made
clean fielding difficult, and aside from the
clever performance Of Mcbride at short
Washington had nothing 10 brag about
Altizer continues sick and extremely
depressed. Manager CaRtillon may de-
eide TO send him 10 his home 70 await
the opening Of the regular season Il he is
not better tomorrow.
Gates played third to-day, and was hit
in the mouth, and his lips and tongue
somewhat severely cut. on the first blow
opening inning. but he got his man at
first. His foot is also bothering him. but
he VIII continue to play. unless his face
hurts too much tomorrow.
With Altizer out. the only man on the
bench Is the extra pitcher, Kelley. or
Falkenberg, and that unit OF the unem-
ployed will be forced 10 work if Gates
cannot play. This and the leg Washing
ton gained on the lemon pennant to-day
has dampened the spirits OF the travellers
not a little
Has Two Bad innings.
Falkenberg pitched great bah to-day,
except in the two fatal innings. he had
speed and control. and went the route
well. besides making a number OF bril-
liant fielding plays.
Washington's only run came in the
ninth, with one out. and Freeman on
first. Street singled 10 center. Murray
first juggled the ball, then made a bad
throw 10 the plate and Freeman scored.
Gates was safe on an error by O'Rourke.
and Mcbride sacrificed. Kelley batted
FOR Falkenberg. and was an easy out.
ending the game.
In the first inning Pickering singled,
took third on Ganley-s single and per
ished there. the next three men being
easy. St Louis scored IN the nth. Muir
ray beat a bunt and Byrne sacrificed.
O'Rourkes cut put Murray on third and
he scored on Bliss hit
In the seventh Byrne beat a hunt and
stole second. O'Rourke-s triple sent him
home.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
DOWNS N. 4. G. AGAIN
Georgetown Scores Second
Victory Over Farmers.
DEvINE ALLOWS But TWO HITS

Only One Visitor Gets as Far as Sec
Ond Base-Dufy, I'm Initial Appear
ance Behind the Bat, Makes Good
from the Start-LOcaIs Swat Ball
and Steal Bases with Ease.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
Amherst, 3, Lexington, o.

special 10 The Washington Herald.
Lexington, Va, March 2S.-Amherst
College won a second victory over Wash
ington and Lee this afternoon, the score
being 8 to 0. Parades pitched good
game for the varsity. and had the locsss
not have scored a victory. Score by IN
nings:
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
wADDELL REFUSES OFFER9
Baltimore Union Club said to Be
After st. Louis TwfrIer.

ShreveportA La. March 2S. "Rube"
Waddell has turned down an offer. said
to be 5000. from the Baltimore OUTLAW
Union League Club
An agent Of the club came TO Shreve-
port a couple Of days ago 10 see Waddell.
'Rube met him by appointment. so the
story goes not knowing what ne wanted.
and was offered 5000 10 Join the outlaw
organization. When he refused this. the
agent told "RUbe' 10 name his own price.
Not FOR mine." said Waddeu. I have
signed with ST. Louis. Ike McAieer and
Hedges. and will do my best for them this
season.
As all the Union League magnates have
agreed not to tamper With players already
under contract the Rube Wadden story
is probably untrue
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
TORONTO, 8; LYNCHBURG, 2.
Champions of Eastern League Wins
from IakeShfft Team.


Lynchburg. Va. March 2S.-In the
first exhibition game Of the season this
afternoon, Toronto, champions Of the
Eastern League. defeated a make shift
team representing Lynchburg. by 10 ,.
The game was slow and featureless.
The Shoemakes had but four OF their
players, two Of them being pitchers.
The rest of the team was picked up
in the city. Krebs, who was with the
locals last year, and who is coaching
Washington and Lee. pitched good ball
for Toronto. striking out thirteen men.
Smith, of Baltimore. showed up well be-
hind the bat.
RHE
Toronto. 500 o x-9
Lynchburg. ...........-. 0 0 , 0 0 o 0 %
Batteries-Roreny. Mcknight. and smith; krebs
and PearsOnN Unpire-Harry Stewart. Attend
snce. 30.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

'Batted for Cornwall IN ninth inuinz
-Batred for FGlf0n in ninth inni-e
.Bstted for GoodWiiiie II ninth inning.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
RH.E.

Betteries-W. & l.. Parades and Anthony: Am
herst. Pierce and Danahey- Umpire-Mr. George.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
Pastor GlOries Over City's|
VindiCatiOn of Dunno
Rev. John S. Thomas Commends The Call and
Men That Stand for Clean Government

grateful for the conspicuous victory OF that Judge
who served San Francisco faithfully OF her
ing times glory in the fact that who stood for clean
elected We should commend the forces which
victory. The Call Bulletin
the ciS highest enc0niums for fhe stand they fOOkEx
tracts from nights S. Thomas,
OF the Howard Presbyterian church.
The Tuesday, said DR..
in honesty
The clegymans subject Election Returns Their Mean
He compared the Paul with the of the
contended that Paur his belief that he called BY
God to do his work
Although his subject "Fenzied Finance Rev G. w Rine also
ferred Tuesdays
Judge Dunnes reelection and Carroll Cooks defeat
that the public the said Dr. Rine
believe
acted good faith throughout Judge Cook defeated
forceso of San
United States Standard
made by
quoted by Pastor Rne who said opinion
could accumulated
Dr. Rns graf
he ascribed present day greed.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE
WILL MEET IN IOWA
Organization Will Try Again to
Secure an Interstate COM
x,.orra At
merce Act

DIES MONIES. Ia. Nov. S.-Delegates
from nine states in the middle west
will assemble in Des Moines Tuesday
at the conference of the central dis
trict of the American anti-saloon
league. which includes Iowa, Illinois.
Missouri, wisconsin, Minnesota. South
Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas and Colo
rado.
One of the chief matters for discus
sion will be the preparation to secure
in congress the enactment of the inter-
state commerce act, for which a fight
has been made many years without sue
cess and whose defeat at the last ses-
sion OF congress was laid at the door
Of Speaker Cannon and used against
him in his recent contest for re-elec-
tion
There will also be some discussion of
the legislative policies in the different
states and in this connection some de-
bate on relative merits of prohibition
and local option laws. There are with
in the league many superintendents and
field workers who believe local option
A more effective weapon against the
liquor traffic than when prohibitory
laws prevail, and there are also many
who stand strongly for absolute state
wide prohibition. The conference will
continue three days.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
Bull PUP, IN FIT,
DRAWS BIG CROWD
Animal Flushes Squirrel Poison
in Berkeley Hills and Has
Par0xysm in Town

BERKELEY, Nov. S.-A bull terrier
owned by j. T.. Wales of 1911 Hearst
avenue went on hunting trip in the
Berkeley hills today and flushed dose
of squirrel poison. After capturing
and devouring it the animal returned
to Center street, in the heart of the
city. where 1t fell in fit. Within a
very few minutes a crowd of nearly
1000 people gathered at respectful
distance to watch the CANNES evolu-
tions. Finally one adventurous man
threw a rope about the frenzied animal
and tied it to a hitching post. Then
others, growing bolder. ventured close
enough to try to give it dose of oil.
When the bottle was thrust into the
dogs mouth it bit the neck off and lac
Grated it's mouth so badly that IL up-
peared to be in danger of bleeding to
death. At this juncture the owner of
the dog summoned DIR. F. III. McNair, a
veterinary surgeon, and DR.. Frank
Woolsey, who succeeded in quieting it
and stanching the flow of blood after
both had been bitten severely about the
hands. The physicians cauterized their
wounds and do not anticipate serious
results from them.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
STRAUS ENFORCES ALIEN
CONTRACT LABOR LAWS
Secretary of Department of
Commerce and Labor Strict
With Immigrants

WASHINGTON. Nov. s.-Since secre-
tsry Straus became the executive head
OF the department Of commerce and
labor he has paid particular attention
TO the cases involving violation of the
alien contract labor laws
The records of the bureau Of immi-
grafton and naturalization for the fis-
cal year ended June 80. 1903, show that
there were rejected at the ports of
this country 1882 aliens seeking ad-
mission TO the United States pursuant
TO offers or promises OF employment
made prior TO emigration. There were
arrested and deported from the United
states z4o aliens found to be here in
violation Of the contract labor law.
In 2S instances Of apparent viola
tion Of the alien contract labor laws bv
corporations or other employers evil
dence was transmitted to the depart-
ment Of justice or to local United
states attorneys with a request for the
institution Of suits TO punish the per
SONS shown by the evidence TO be
guilty.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
RECORD is BROKEN
IN TUNNEL BORING
Los Angeles Makes Excellent
Progress in Constructing
the Aqueduct

LOS AGELES, Nov. S-william Null
holland. chief engineer of the Los An
geles aqueduct, reports that all Amer
lean records for tunnel boring in hard
rock were broken during October by
the city forces at work on the Eliza
beth tunnel. A distance of 466 feet was
made in 81 days. thus surprising the
record on the Gunnison tunnel. made in
January, 1908, by IL feet
Los Angeles aqueduct is the munich
pal project by which the city will ulti-
mately procure daily water supply OF
260.00O.000 gallons from the Owens
river valley. 24O miles north of here.
The Elizabeth tunnel is the five mile
bore which is to carry the water
through the crest of the coast range of
mountains. The tunnel is 12X12 feet.
and October 81 had been driven 2.5Os
feet from the south portal. The. 466
feet were driven at a cost of $36.16 per
foot for labor and material. which is
much below the estimate made by the
board of consulting engineers.
Mulholland reports that 1000 men are
at work on the project and that IL is
proceeding at a rate highly satisfac-
tory.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
5000 FARMERS WILL
MEET IN WASHINGTON
Grangers Will Work for Postal
Savings Banks and
Parcels Post

WASHINGTON. Nov. S.-Three thou
sand farmers, hailing from 80 states.
will meet in this city on Wednesday
next, when the National Grange, Patrons
of Husbandry, will assemble for its
forty-second annual convention. The
convention will be significant as bear
int upon the financial, social and edu-
cd ional advancement of the farmer.
During the 10 days session of the
grange the program will cover a wide
range of subjects. The farmers will
discuss methods by which the attrac-
tions of the home may be enhanced
the plan to buy less and produce more,
that the farms may become Self-Sus-
tanning; systematizing the work of the
farmer and discountenancing the credit
and mortgage system; the necessity
for dispensing with the profits of the
middleman; the advocacy of instruc-
tion in practical agriculture and do
mestic science In the schools and other
themes.
concerted movement will be inaug-
urated among the 100000 members
of the organization to secure the
passage in congress of postal savings
banks and parcels post legislation. to
which the national grange is COM
mitted.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
JOHN SHERIDAN IN
JAIL IN GOLDF|ELD
Former Saloon Keeper of San
Francisco Charged With
Killing His Wife

GOLDFIELD, New, Nov. S.-John
Sheridan. formerly of the firm Of Geg-
gus & Sheridan, saloon keepers of San
Francisco, is in Jail here and will prob
ably be charged tomorrow with the
murder of his wife.
The tragedy occurred about 5 o'clock
this afternoon, when Mrs. Sheridan
rushed out of the house on Broadway,
occupied by the couple, screaming for
help and dropped dead in the street.
She had been stabbed in the back the
knife penetrating the heart Sheridan
was found in the house by Deputy
Sheriff Sage and placed under arrest.
He denied the stabbing, but could
give no coherent account of the trag-
edy. Sheridan came here several years
ago and opened a saloon. In the last
six months he had been employed as
bar keeper at the Casey hotel He was
well liked, but had been drinking for
several weeks. Mrs. Sheridan is also
said TO have been indulging freely re-
Gently and that is supposed to have
caused the trouble between husband
and wife.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
PARES s42,OOO,OOO
FROM WAR BUDGET
Armaments Commission Reduces
Estimate of Need for Big
Deputies Fund Z
Less Than Hall of Money Voted
as Special Law Needed
in Argentine -

BUENOS AYRES. Nov. S.-The arma-
ment commission. reporting in the SEN
ate on the project of increased naval
and other defenses. recommends a max
imun expenditure over a period of six
years of ss3.00O.OOO. in place of the
5000 900 voted by the chamber OF
deputies last August.
The legislative conflict thus created,
and long ago anticipated. will. however.
be summarily ended if. as expected, the
senate confirms the commissions report
In that event the measure will be again
submitted to the chamber OF deputies,
which, by a two-thirds majority as
sured. will be enabled in the terms OF
the constitution to give it the force OF
law.
The lower chamber has delayed dis
cussion of the budget in order that such
part as might be required during the
a special law might be Incorporated IN
the voting on the estimates. The amount
voted by the deputies exceeded by sew
eral millions the amount asked for in
the executive message, owing, It Is
stated, to the submission in secret ses-
sion of documentary proof surrepti-
tiously obtained of Brazilian aggressive
hostility toward this republic.
One of these, purporting to be a mes
sage in code from Baron Rio Branco.
the Brazilian foreign minister. to the
Brazilian minister in Chile, has been
published and is now the subject of a
heated diplomatic controversy.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
EDNAGOODRICnNOW
MRS. NAT GOODWIN
Well Known Stage Stars Are
Married at GrO0m's Mothers
Home in Boston
Justice of Peace Performs Cere=
mOny and Actress Says She
VIII Return TO Stage

BOSTON, Nov. S.-Nat C. Goodwin.
the comedian. and Edna Goodrich, who
formerly starred with Goodwin, were
married at 1 o'clock today at the home
of Goodwin's mother. The ceremony
was performed by a justice OF the
peace. who has been a friend of Good
win since boyhood, but whose name
was not made public.
The wedding party arrived here from
New York today and comprised Mrs.
Nellie Stevens, mother of the bride
Miss Goodrich, Nat Goodwin and
George o. Weeden. Nat Goodwin's man.
ager. These. with Goodwin's mother.
were the only ones present at the
ceremony. The house was decorated
with roses, lilies of the valley and
ferns. A wedding breakfast was served
after the ceremony.
The couple remained in Boston un-
til late this afternoon, taking mid
night train for New York
The. wedding today is the fourth
marriage of Goodwin and the second
of Miss Goodrich. The ceremony was
had in Boston, said Goodwin. that he
might have an opportunity of seeing
his mother before he entered on en-
gagements which would prevent his
again coming to Boston for some
months. =
No; my marriage will not in the
least affect my stage ambitions" de-
clared Mrs. Goodwin. Il hope it will
materially aid them. On account of
my health I shall not return to the
stage this winter. but shall take a
good. long rest"
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
DONS BATHING SUIT
AND DROPS FROM SIGHT,
Stationary Engineer of Los An
geles Disappears at Long
Beach

LONG BEACH. Nov. s.-R- z. Canin,
a stationary engineer OF Los Angeles.
last evening rented a room IN the bath
house, donned a bathing suit and dis
appeared. 1t is supposed that he COM
mitted suicide. but as the body OF En-
NETT Cochrane. a mining man who dis
appeared in much the same manner.
has never been recovered there Is doubt
as to whether Caniff actually took his
life.
1t was at first supposed that the man
who left his clothes at the bathhouse
was Frank Brooks. also a stationary
engineer of Los Angeles. as he had left
a note at his home saying he intended
TO go 10 Long Beach and drown him
self. Late last night, however, a tele-
phone message was received from a
friend of Brooks saying that the latter
had gone to Long Beach. but had re-
turned home, saying that the water
looked too cold.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09

II your meals don't tempt you, or
you feel bloated after eating and you
believe it is the food which fills you;
If what little you eat lies like lump
of lead on your, stomach; IL there Is
dificulty in breathing after eatin e,
eructations of sour food and acid.
heartburn, brash or a belching of gas,
You can make up your mind that you
need something for sour stomach
and Indigestion.
To make every bite of food you eat
aid in the nourishment and strength
Of your body. you must rid your Stom-
ach OF poisons, excessive acid and
stomach gas which sours your entire
meal-interferes with digestion and
causes so many sufferers of Dyspepsia,
Sick Headache, Nauseous breath, and
stomach trouble of all kind; Putrefy-
Ing the intestines and digestive canal
causing such misery as Biliousness,
Constipation. Gripping, etc Your case
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
ATTEMPTS TO KILL
BENGAL GOVERNOR
Young Hindu Makes Futile At
tempt to Assassinate a
British Official

CALCUTTA, Nov s.-A daring at
tempt was made last evening by a
Bengan to assassinate Sir Andrew
Henderson Leith Fraser, lieutenant
governor Of Bengal. Like three other
attempts since the appointment to that
Office in 1923 this latest attack upon
him proved unsuccessful, Sir Andrew
escaping without INJURY.
The lieutenant governor. accom-
panied by the maharajah of Burdwank,
an important division of Bengal, and
Secretary Barber of the Young Mems
Christian association, attended a lee
ture given by Prof. Z. D. Burton of
Chicago university at the Town hall,
which was crowded with an audience
that included many of the most promi-
nent residents.
Just as the lieutenant governor
stepped upon the dais a young man.
who afterward gave the name of
Nhowdbury, rushed up and thrust a
revolver within a few inches of Sir
Andrews body and pulled the trigger
twice, but the cartridges missed fire
and Barber. an American, flung him
self upon the Bengalan. The latter
struck savagely at the secretary with
his revolver and wounded him severe
ly on the head, but was eventually
overpowered
In the meantime the marahajah, a
man Of great statue and strength,
had seized Fraser and flung him
bodily through a door out of harms
way. A group of Bengalese occupy
ing chairs jumped quickly to their feet
and rushed out of the hall. They es-
capped during the commotion. It is
believed that they were present in
order to assist Nhowdbury, but took
alarm at his complete failure to carry
out his plan.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
A SPLENDID STOMACH TONIC
And CURE FOR INDIGESTION

is no different-you are stomach SUI
ferer, though you may call it by some
other name: your real and only trouble
is that which you eat does not digest.
but quickly ferments and sours, pro-
ducing almost any unhealthy condl-
tion.
case of Pape's Diapepsin will cost
fifty cents at any Pharmacy here, and
will convince any stomach sufferer nve
minutes after taking one Triangule
that Fermentation and Sour Stomach
is causing the misery of Indigestion
No matter If you call your trouble
Catarrh of the Stomach. Nervousness
or Gastritis, or by any other name
always remember that certain cure
is waiting at your Pharmacist any
time you decide to begin it's use.
Pape's Diapepsin will purify the
sourest and most acid Stomach within
five minutes, and digest promptly.
without any fuss or discomfort all Of
any kind of food you could eat