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The Washington herald., 1908-02-11
ASSIGNEE IS APPROVED.
f. :. Clark Makes Over HIS Business
10 His Creditors.

Edwin 5. Clark, trading as the Daven-
port Company, yesterday made an assign
ment for the benefit Of his creditors
naming II. Winship Wheatley as assignee.
The assignment was placed on fife in the
Office Of the recorder of deeds.
Wheatley afterward filed a petition i'm
the Supreme Court of the District for
formal appointment as assignee. Justice
Clabaugh approved Wheatley as assignee
and fixed bond at $4,000
In the petition 1t is stated that the
assignOr has assets Of $. $50, consisting of
furniture valued at 5000. a horse and
wagon valued at $500, and store fixtures
valued at $500, and has debts amounting
70 S9,445.50.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-11
LOS ANGELES RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fow furIongs search Ne. I2l
tHa-g Z 60 T. W0u Tr9uSmutc 1l2 Miller. 7 o.
2 second Lady Kitty. rs lScbillingt to J. third
Time 90. Virginia Lorraine Two Bills Interlude.
Judge Denton Glenmop. Rev Del MuId1 Mary
Glen. and Work and PLAY also ran.
SECOND RACE-Thfee and one-haR fgrlongs.
Aunt Asgie. l17 lSchillins 90 T. won: ColoreI
Lady Jos 3loriariJyl, y 10 J. second: Antioch l9f
DuCanl. TO >. third. Time 0.i2 25. Marion De
Tonne. Wild Wood Madeline Musyrare. and Lucky
Mate also
THIRD RACE-SeTcn fUl0ugS Pan De Oro. I0i
Miller, 8 TO 5, woni Henry Of Shennamere, lG7
Aloriarityl, IS to 70. second; Harvey Clark. 80
Blair, 50 % ], third Time. / 2 25 The Ham
mer, George Byrnes, Joseph X, Soldano. aud Moss
back also ran
FOURTH RACE-Six and ono-baif furlongs. Mag
azine. Is Noriarityl. TO 3 won: G. " Burt los
iSchungl. 10 l. second Harvel. l07 martini. 5
TO 2 third Time, p. Smirker and Sparles also
ran
FIFTH RACE-Oue and one-quarter miles Nsdzu
ll2 tSchillinFl 3 TO . won. Box Elder ll2 ROSS
s % ;, second; Ellie. ll2 Smith 8 to J. third
Time, oil sam Bernard Huaplla, W0odsman. The
Poet and Adanis also ran.
SMITH RACE-Siy furlongs. Lord Of the Forest
100 MHler. 10 ]. won: Columbia Girl IO7 lDu-
ganl 10 l. second; GosSiUer IT. lG CHarty) 5 10
l. third. Time. lI225 Paul T. Alatador. Dr.
Spruill, Dazzle and Bunolette also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-11
REVISING PILOTAGE LAWS.
Virginia Legislature Makes ImpOr-
tant Changes in Statutes.
SreciaI 10 The Washington Herald.

NTecl8I % The washington HeTau.
Richmond. Va, Feb. lO-The passage
Of the Edwards-CoX pilotage bill, revis-
ing the piIotage laws. from the second
TO the third reading was, perhaps the
most important measure brought up at
the afternoon session of the legislature
w +. Barrett, Of Newport News, vainly
endeavored to have the bill recommitted
in order that certain steamship companies
might be heard. but his objection was
OVerruled
The Washington herald., 1908-02-11
WADDELL TOO MODEST.
Rube's Wife Says He VIII Not Con-
test suit for Divorce.

Worcester, Mass, Feb 10-AIrs. Mary
Naddell, wife Of the well-known ball
tosser. Rube Wadden, just sold TO St.
Louis by Connie Mack. arrived at the
nome Of her parents. in Lynn, to-day
rom Philadelphia, where she filed her
divorce petition against her husband.
No signs Of marital worry are depicted
on her smiling countenance. for she ex-
poets in April 10 be free from Rube. She
says kUbe. SO modest he viii not contest
Eer petition. has written mutual Lynn
friends that he earnestly hopes she gets
heE decree before spring practice begins.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-11
WARRIOR signs will netrntt

Freeport Ily Feb. lO-Pitcher Jack
"arhop viii play with the Detroit Tigers
next season. WARRIOR was sold to De
trolt by the Freeport association of the
Observation-Disclosures League last wear for
Si'oVo- tie demanded a salary of $500
from Detroit, but was offered a SIM,
considerably lower Threatening IN omit
the Tigers and organized baseball var
hop began making ARRANGEMENTS to NAV
with some Chicago semi-professionaI
teams during this season. but he has
finally decided TO accept the initial salary
offered by Jennings.
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WILL SELECT FIELD.
Committees TO Decide on Place for
Army-Navy Game.

-NEfE
Special to The Washington Herald
Annapolis, Md, Feb 10-The selection
of a place for playing the annual football
game between Annapolis and West Point
is still undecided
The committee representing the Navy
Athletic Association returned 20 Annapolis
from Philadelphia tonight. after having
conferred with the committee Of the Army
Athletic Association. Of West Point. and
also officials Of the University Of Penn
sylvania
Franklin Field, the grounds of the latter
Institution. has been the scene Of the con-
tests for several years, but the Quaker
athletic authorities contemplate curtaiI-
meat of the number Of tickets which have
previously been allowed the Army and
Navy associations. and for this reason a
conference was deemed imperative.
The combined committees made an in
spection IF the baseball park on Broad
street Philadelphia. and also the grounds
of the Mannheim Cricket Club al German
town, Pa. both of which il was agreed
are desirable places for playing the
games.
While TO decision was reached. il was
generally agreed boy the Navy after
many representations. that the final selec-
ton lay between Franklin Field and the
baseball park As q matter OF fact, the
whole question hinges upon the point as
20 whether Pennsylvania viii see its way
clear 20 provide "A sufficient number Of
seats TO accommodate both arms Of the
service.
II this cannot be- done. then. il is con-
coded that the bali park viii be resOrted
to- The Navy Athletic Association was
represented AZ the conference by Prof.
Nathaniel n. Terry, treasurer Lieut..
Commander Reeves. head coach Of the
football team, and Lieut. Commander
Irwin, Of the executive committee. West
Points representatives were Col Eckles.
Capt. Barragh, and Lieut.. W O. Smith,
a former captain Of the army eleven.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-11
Elected and Installed

At the stated convocation Of Hiram
Chapter No. 10. r. A. NJ, last evening.
the following officers were elected and in
stalled; W. H. McCray F. II. P; Laird
L. Neal king: Albert Lake, scribe: GUY
W. y. Camp. secretary tre-elected)
George W Linkins. treasurer tre-elected)
Eugene G. Harbour, c. H. J. d. Brad
field. 2. S; Charles r. Sugg. r. A. G.;
r A Roseberry, NJ Sd Y; l. X. Siggons.
NJ. I'd V; r. G. Kennedy. NJ LIST V; A. H.
KimbaI, organist; William H. Shipman.
sentinel
The Washington herald., 1908-02-11

Funeral services over the remains OF
Z. Horatio Day whose death occurred
yesterday morning. viii be held at 3
o'clock Wednesday afternoon from the
residence of his daughter. Mrs c. A.
Howard, 2l5 South Royal street. Rev. d.
". F. Fisher pastor of the First Bap-
fist Church, will conduct the services.
The interment will be made in Bethel
Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-11
\. y. Motor Boat for British Cup.

New York. Feb. l0-C. c. Wheeler Is
building a motor boat for the purpose OF
defending the British international cup
which was won last year by the Dixie.
and has been challenged for by the
British Motor Boat Club The new boat
is 26 feet long, feet 10 inches beam.
and > feet inches draft. 1t will carry
a 6-foot cylinder motor Of 1l0-horsepower.
and will have an assured speed of .
miles an hour
The Washington herald., 1908-02-11
laIe and Harvard SOC at PnIIinm

New Haven, Conn, Feb l0.-Because
Henry c. Pulliam. president Of the Ma
tional League, has refused at times 70
listen 10 suggestions by the Yale and
harvard baseball officials as to the UNI
pre- for the big games this year, PuIllam
VIII not be asked to pick the men. For
many years the president Of the National
league has chosen the umpires for the
college games. and last year declined to
lear a suggestion coming from Vale and
Harvard IN regard to an official Yale
now discharges Pulliam. and the oiyic.a,s
VIII De chosen by "a conference of YaIa
and other college men.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-11
PLAY BALTIMORE MEDICOS.
Georgetown Basketball Team Has
Hard Game

The Georgetown basketball team will
play the Baltimore Medical College quint
al Carroll Institute tomorrow night.
The Medicos claim the championship Of
Maryland, and have not been defeated
this season. 50 the Blue and Gray is likely
10 have its hands full to emerge on ton
GeorgetoWn.s lineup will be unchanged
except that Fred Rice will only Uartici-
pate IN one half, owing to the fact thar
he IS saving himself for the relay race at
Madison Square Garden Saturday night
The Washington herald., 1908-02-11
COUGHLIN AGAIN CAPTAIN.
Third Baseman VIII Lead Detroit
Team During Coming Season.

Detroit. Mich. Feb. 10.-Bin Coughlin
the veteran third baseman Of Detroits
American League champions. will again
captain the Tigers on the field the coming
season. Cougilin has been the field boss
OF the local club for several years. His
work last season was perfectly sdtisfac
tory to Jennings
Davy Jones, who filled McIntyre's shoes
in left field so wen last year is not sat
isiied with the contract sent him, and is
holding out for more money
The Washington herald., 1908-02-11
TIGERS IN LAST PLACE.
Penn Has Practically CIinched the
RRsket-baH ChampionshiD.

New York. Feb. 10.-Cornell. by beating
Princeton at basketball Saturday night.
got out Of the de for last place, in which
the two colleges have been since the
beginning Of the season. Columbia en-
cages in two league matches this week
playing Princeton on the latter's court
ON Wednesday and returning to meet
Cornells five in New York on Friday
on Saturday Yale and Cornell clash i'm
the New Haven gym" but the result
viii not affect the championship, on
which Pennsylvania seems TO have OBJ
tanned firm hold having beaten Yale
and Columbia, the former in two games.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-11

In the Corporation Court to-day R. H.
Cox. city sergeant, was appointed curator
of the estate of DR.. A. Barnet Baily and
Henry Jackson, the last named colored
The Washington herald., 1908-02-11
Cutters EIect officers

The Local Custom Cutters Association
elected the following officers at its regu-
lar meeting. E. B. Thiele, president,
Bernard Foley, first vice president
Charles T. Neal, second vice president.
o. E. Ryder, secretary; J. W. Campbell
treasurer; l. Geraci, master practical
work; z. J. Foley. trustee.
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Mann n Candidate.

Judge Mann is a candidate for COVER
nor and so is Stuart. and the contest be
tween them has been the subject OF con-
siderable comment.
The committee which investigated the
charges against Judge Rhea viii meet to-
morrow evening to begin elaboration on
their reports.
The bill providing for the repeal Of the
statute forb dding the paTalleling of the
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad was favorably reported by the
house committee on roads to-day The
committee took but a few minutes TO
reach its decision. which was practically
unanimous. There was no discussion. The
bill will come UP in the house this week.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-11
BENNING RACES CHANGED.
Dinner Stakes Made a Guarantee,
Affafr-List of Events.

New York. Feb. "Details of the
stakes 10 be run by the Washington
Jockey Club at Benning beginning on
March % show that the Dinner Stakes.
closing on February l8, which formerly
had an added money value of a.GO0 has
been made a guaranteed event, $500 Ia
the winner, $500 TO the second. and $3.50
70 the third
Another change is the new name of a
stake What was formerly known as the
Easter Monday Steeplechase will he
called the First of April Selling Steeple-
chase, The stakes to be run off are as
follows:
For two-year-olds, Dinner Stakes.
Washington. Nursery, and Jesse Brown
Cup; for three-year-olds and upward.
Benning Spring Handicap. to be run the
first and last Saturdays Of the meeting.
and the Amateur Cup. Steeplechases-
Spring Handicap. First of April Chevy
Chase, Hunters and Spring Hunters
Entries close on February q.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-11

Col. r. P. W Garrett to-day went to
Fredericksburg. Va. and qualified as
clerk Of the United States District Court
of this city before United States Commits
sioner ". ". Butzner. Col. Garrett has
held that position during the past six
years.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-11
Big Match Tomorrow
LOCAL BILLIARDISTS WIN.
Now Have lad eff 1913 Points over
Baitigua re Experts.

Washington now has a lead Of l23 points
In the series Of intercity billiard matches
with Baltimore by reason Of their defeat
al the visiting cue experts at the Royal
PaTlors last night by 35g to 32g.
There now remains but one match TO
play and it is considered extremely I'M
likely that the Baltimore players viii be
able TO overcome their handicap. Scores.
Washington p,r..r..
The Washington herald., 1908-02-11

Mr.. Wistar Kelly. well-known lawyer.
late Of the firm of Britton & Gray. died
Sunday at Goldfeld. New. where he had
gone about month ago on business
Mr.. Kelly's home was at 1919 n street
this city His mother, widow of Senator
Kelly. of Oregon, and sister of Miss Anna
Kelly, survive him.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-11

In the police court this morning Philip
Roberts, colored. was fined $50 on a
charge Of stabbing and cutting Alfred
Mason and Charles Taylor. both col
ored. A fine of $50 was imposed for cut
ting Mason. while the other SO was i'm
posed for cutting Taylor, who endeavore9
to act as peaCemakeT
The Washington herald., 1908-02-11

The funeral of Elvira Lindsay de john
son. whose death occurred Saturday at
her home. 1903 n street northwest. after
an illness OF three weeks. Will be held at
$3.50 o'clock this morning from St Mat
thew's Church. Burial will be at Airing
ton.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-11
Oakland

Captain BuTnett... 95
I Frcd BCnt..... 103
'Siti07 .--s...--.4s.-... 81
The Washington herald., 1908-02-11

Joseph Port, an employe of the Wash
ingtOn. Alexandria and Mount Vernon
Electric Railway Company. was badly
crushed this morning by a train OF cars.
The accident happened at Prince and
Royal streets. Port refused 10 go to the
hospital and was taken 10 his home in
Washington.
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DOWN THE ALLEYS.
DISTRICT LEAGUE
DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.


Totals. 95i $50 @5
The Washington herald., 1908-02-11

The Belmonts have a big lead over
teams in the District Duck Pin League.
having a percentage of .822 for the
forty-fiye games played. Team stand
ings follow
The Washington herald., 1908-02-11
JOB TURNER VICTOR
Rob Roy Mackey Beaten for
Local Wrestling Title.
DELAYS CAUSED BY VETERAN
As soon Rs MRckey Realized that He
Was Doomed to Defeat lie Would
Not Wrestle, but Kept Opponent at
Arms Length for More Than an
Hour Following the IntermissiOn.

After chasing his opponent around the
mat for one hour and four minutes, Joe
Turner last night won the wrestling
championship Of Washington by gaining
two falls from Rob Roy Mackey.
The defeat was one of the worst re-
verses that Mackey has ever met in his
fifteen years Of graphing. From the time
Referee Pat O'Connor called the men To
tie center Of the ring az 10:30 until 1l;3O
when the second fall was made, Turner
had the advantage at nearly every move.
National Guard gymnasium was packed,
and, while Mackey had number Of sup
porters at the beginning, he lost many
admirers by his dilatory tactics when he
realized that IN Turner he was meeting
his superior Every UiCk and scheme
known to the sport was resorted to by
Mackey after the intermission, and for
more than an hour the pair paraded up
and down the mat. with Mackey escaping
every time Turner tried 10 get him TO get
down 10 real wrestling. Kisses were not
effective, and the walking would probably
have continued until the lights went out
had it not been that Turner commenced
10 rush his opponent into the crowd. 1t
was in one of these scrambles that Tur-
ner got behind Mackey. and lost little
time in gaining a fall which carried with
1t the local title.
started on Well.
The early part of the bout was good,
There was plenty of action. and while
Mackey was usually on the defensive, he
succeeded in working out of holds for
fifteen minutes Finally Turner obtained
a three-quaTters Nelson. 1t looked good
for a fan, but Mackey wiggled out. only
10 get into the same hold moment later
This time his shoulders were pinned after
fifteen and onc-half minutes OF wrestling
The cleverness of his rival surprised
Mackey. and after the period Of rest. he
declined 10 do anything but keep Turner
at arms length and dash off 10 the edge
OF the mat II was out OF the question
for Turner to do anything so he got
down on all fours. but this did not tempt
Mackey.
Then they got at arms length and
walk.l of several miles more until Tur-
ner, in disgust, tried 10 force Mackey into
the crowd. After nearly half an hour of
this sort Of work Turner got Mackey
down near the edge of the canvas. and
slowly forced him to the floor by a scis-
sOrs hold and bar hammer
In the preliminaTies Young Hoover won
from Young Turner I'm six minutes. Jack
Spalding and Benny Burns went fifteen
minutes TO a draw, and Bobby Baker and
Fry King wrestled for lfif an hour. with
LOnoTs even.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-11
SMALL FIELDS START
Heavy Going at Fair Grounds
Results in Scratches.
FORM PLAYERS FARE POORLY
Defeats of KeatOr and TiIeing Nearly
Cause the Wise BcttOrs to- Take
His First Start-Pedro Wins the
Feature Event Going Away.

New Orleans. Feb. 10-Small fields
marked the racing at the Fair Grounds
to-day As the result Of the severe storm
yesterday, the going was heavy and
| sticky. The scratches were numerous
almost cutting the fields half their origi-
mai size.
Form players had rather a hard day,
too. the defeat of Keator and Tileing al
most putting them completely out OF
business. Frank Brown evidently thought
he found the spot for Keator. in a six
furlong purse event. and discarded Brus-
sell. the stable rider and gave the mount
to hotter The calculations of the Brown
party We're forced to undergo an upset.
as Sir Toddington making his first start
of the meeting. won Off by himself
The card had handicap at mile and
a sixteenth for its feature. This fell 10
Pedro, who really should have won can
tering. His rider, Murphy took Pedro ale
most "a sixteenth of a mile away from
Tieing IN the first half-miIe, but Pedro
was SO much the best that he ran over
Donna and Tileing in the stretch. and
den. too. McCahey hardly being able to
retain his position in the saddle at any
part Of the race.
Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Three furI0ngs Craftsman l09
~. Nctahcl. 10 /. won, Warden las IS. HeidelJ.
y ~ ]. second: Intervene. I0j Mcdaniel Co T.
thTd. Time 0Is S. SgrvicauCa CIaibCme All
Rcd. MgNaiy. Yellowstone Eustacian Ybor. Figy
Miller, Ezcelsi- BUdd. and Dancing Boy also ran.
SECOND BAoE-five aud oue-haH furl0uge.
Iads Soafie ll2 0Nottsr. % s, won. joyful LADY.
- lN. Walker, g Co 3 second: Nazlmou ~
NicDanieu j. % I. third Time. Il2 i5 Defect.
BeTtie, Pirate Diana. Client. Lady Amy. Bal
IT mia. Nera, and Mamie MAY also rag.
THIRD RACE-SE furlonE. Workmaid JOG
NlcDauieD. y To s. won; Black Nlauulh lo7 H.
Nr'ad~l, m 7. second, EuCua. Jos rs. HCdci.
y Go d, third Time. leo % Wabash Queen,
Elaine. Pearl Hopkins. Edith N Imueriinsnce.
tIV oal NiTEHn. Beach. meodooia. and EHiP
No1s also ran
FOURTH RACE-0ue and cne-sixtesntb miles.
Pedro, % IT, ". NluThVI- z 20 D. Won; Donna, o.
d. MCGahuI. g % J. second. Tilemg los IT,
sumter . 10 TO- third. Time % sam TAYLOR.
Pasadena. aHr IsmaliaH also ran
FIFTH BAtE-SiK frui0nrs Nineriue I7 gNat-
TERI. Co 5. won, Tyulgn. l0i "a. ". Murphy L
20 o. second; Anna Scott. lo3 tY. Powers u 10 :.
third. Time. rs 2-5 Naughty Mazouia. Ann Hin
Miss AhahIe AliUuclaha. and Torsy Robinson also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-Six frrlangs. Sir Toidingan 100
tMcDlnie'i. Is 90 s son ketchcmike % &C. Hen
rE-. Co q second, Rector. le9 lNofterl 20 8
third. Time l-iI Is Bitter sir. A,auHteeT. and
Pc .igTee also ran.
SEVENTH RACE one and cne-eiEhth miles
Saiue7aw. % = FltruI, to T. uou; Adess5 IL
lNouerI u 90 s. second: Paul 100 P0wersI DO s
beracs. Bright Boy. John Mcbride. and High Bar
also ram
The Washington herald., 1908-02-11
Fight Was a Farce.

1t would be a tr1vesty to call the af-
fair fight. II was a Iudicrous exhibit
ton OF Falmer's complete unftness to
meet Burns The Englishman spent
large part of the time on his knees rest
ing. The spectators hooted him and
shouted. stand up and fight, but in
vain. Palmer would not; and Burns
laughed aloud during the rounds.
Finally Palmer was counted out while
he was on the floor
The Washington herald., 1908-02-11
MAKE new RECORD
kiene and Chalmers Beat
Mark for Doubles.
SPILL a TOTAL OF 1854 PINS
Chicago BOWIers Prove a Sensation
and Are Almost Certain 20 Capture
First Prize in Cincinnati Tourney.
Brunswicks Roll 2..O0 in Five-men
Team CIaSS-COrinthianS FHVorites.

Cincinnati, Ohio. Feb. lo-The worlds
record for "A two-men team was smashed
tonight by Harry Kiene and Jimmy
Chalmers. Of Chicago. Their total score
was l,254 for the two-men event. and il is
almost certain TO capture first prize in
the two-men teams, according TO the best
of experts hereabouts.
Outside of this the Brunswick team of
East Liverpool, i'm the ive-men event.
scored 2,7o5, and stand a chance of get
ting good division of the money.
The Corinthians of New York will ar
rive in the city some time tomorrow.
according to "a telegram received by Pres
ident Hermann to-day, and are due 10 go
on in their five-men team events. while on
Wednesday morning they viii bowl their
two-men and individuals. Few arrivals
were recorded to-day. the Denver and ST
Paul bunch getting in early
Big Match Tomorrow.
The big International match viii take
place Wednesday. and elaborate prepare
tons for a crowded house are being
made. Pat Corrigan. who appears to be
the official bookmaker. has made the
Corinthians favorites, with Thompson's
Colts second, the Furniture Citys third.
and the Paulsons. OF Denver fourth.
From to-day on the bowling will con
sist of nothing but experienced teams.
the large majority OF Ciucinnau's joke
teams having been worked off Of the
schedule, The Corinthians viii bowl in
the regular tournament on Tuesday
evening.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-11
Confederation Withheld.

Consideration Of this resolution went
over. as did a substitute offered by Dele
gate Featherstone. providing for an inn
mediate Investigation by the committee
/ for courts Of justice.
A bin requiring a legally constituted
Commonwealth attorney to close the
argument for the Commonwealth in all
criminal cases. was offered in the house
to-day. The motive for the bill is ex-
planned on the ground that il has become
customary for counsel employed TO as
sist the attorney for the Commonwealth
10 close the prosecution.
II is entirely probable that the inves-
tigari0n of the charges against Judge
Rhea VIII find an echo throughout the
State hereafter in the campaign for
the Democratic nomination for Gov
ernor. Wfea Henry c. Stuart. who, on
the stand, ready 10 read his now fam
Gus letter condemning Democratic
crookedness in the Ninth district, counsel
for Judge Rhea strongly opposed its in
PRODUCTION. Judge Mann, a member Of
the committee, was one of the committee
men who voted 10 sustain the objection
though the committee afterWard retired
into executive session and decided 10 let
Stuart proceed
The Washington herald., 1908-02-11
NEWSOF ALEXANDRIA
Small WayfaFer, Held by PO-
lice, Tells Queer Story.
SON OF PHOEBUS POLICE CHIEF

Lad WaBdeTs Away from Father
While i'm demonstrating for
merce Banquet T0-nighf-NeEro
Murderer Hangs Friday Morning.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-11

E C. Kreiger roller 90 in the second game. beat.
ing the alley record Of 20