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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-23

veals such names as Willie Hall of
spcndthrift fame, aud Harry Iuen,
whom the Democrats themselves had
a hard time TO shake as an opponent
| to Jarrett at the last convention.
The list of delegates to the conven.
| ton was as follows:
FOURTH DISTRICT.
| First Precinct-R. X. Pahau, J.
Kiaaina, Ed. Ingham, d. H. Kahana.
moku, II. c. Vida, NJ X. Eahl. raulo
Keo, okuu, J. w. Iona, Hosea lwiula.
Second--M. G. X Hopkins, N. II.
Sanders, A. Kawaihoa, II. a. Jucn, +.
Turrill, l.. A. c. Parish, }. G. Amber.
son, Henry Bell. Ernest Fell, d. =.
Paeaina, JULIUS Asch and Kalh Kaai.
liue.
Third-E. c. Rove, Charles l..
Rhodes, Charles II. Garter. +. Il. Lucas
+. II. Burnette, Charles Girdler. John
Markham, G. w. Lincoln, II. w. Pod
Podmore M. II. Hannah, w. S. Ed.
ings.
FOURTH. +. Colburn. c. p. Iaukea,
w. d. Mcintyre. w. c. Wilder J. w.
Young, X. l.. Colburn, J. +. Colburn
ILL.,, J. w. Asch, c. W. Ashford, +. w
Gehring, w. l.. Howell and G. J. Nc.
Carthy.
Fifth-Ioela Kiakahi, Geo. X. he.
awehaku. Moa, Douglas panee. d.
Vowel, d. X. Mahuka, Sam Kanahele,
8. X. Kaaikaula, Geo. . ane, Victor
ailuili, +. NJ. Ulukou and p. X Pa.
SIXTH. A. Aud, A. Kailekau,
| VIM. A. Hall, Geo. Kahahaiula, ]. En-
meluth, Tom Gandall, Jas. Pakele. l..
Kemalia. J. Lawelawe, u. Kahoana,
Sam Keanu, Il. II. +, VOTERS, John
Galbraith.
Seventh--R. A.Heffcrnau, NJ. NJ. Fer.
reira Jr.. NJ. Silva Jr., Joaquin Silva, A.
@. Paschoul, John Hackett, VIM. Hur.
ley. VIM. Lane. b. X. Keliihauwaele.
L. NJ. Watson, j. s. Martin, David Ma.
hoolewa, A. V. Peters, J. Hills, WIN.
Friel. Joseph Liwai. d.
Elghth-John x. Cook, Benjamin
Doyle, L. b. Friel. S. Gumpfer, J.
Houghton. G. Macfarlane. w. H. Nc.
Clellan, II. T. Moore, Percy Mossman,
Mike Pae. NJ f.. Silva, w. L. b. Tay.
lor and Alexander Trip.
Ninth-G. J. Waller, J. s. kinilau,
l.. II. Kahilahila, Sam Kaahu, A. NJ.
Baker, J. s. Nobrega, Virgin Medeiros,
ID. Manuel, Jas. Pohina, Dan Polkapa,
VIM. O'Brien. Wele Aikake, Creno Al
media, ]. NJ. Makuhia. Robt. Kaiwi. l..
de Mello, d. X. Waiau, Kaipo Moss
man.
Tenth--Moses Pipi. John Kaniaupio.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
First Precinct-Noa Mahuka, ID.
Watson. Moses Kuikahi.
Second III. Kahopuwaiki, David
Kaapu, Moses Aarona, Author Kahana.
nui.
Third. X. Kaianui. d. Keauwalu,
II. W. Holt, II. II. Plemmer, w. s.
Wond.
Fourth-Isiah Halualani. J. X. Ka.
anohi. viii Hiwalul, s. X. Hui.
Filth. r.
Sixth-Sol A. Kauhane, Jas. Kape-
pa, J. NJ. Kaiahua, s. X. Naholowaa,
ID "A. Kaiahua. Peter Kamalii, Jacob
Haikoloa.
Observation-Disclosures A. X. viii
Alapai, VIM. Kaai. Gibson Kaloa, Ed.
ward Genet, +. Kaaukai and Jos J,
Fern.
Eighth. J. Byrne, Edward X. Ha.
napi. Jas. c. Crane, Isaac Koopua, S.
w. KamohoallI. Mani. S. Espinda, An
tone. Machado, Jno. II. Silva.
Ninth-H. n. Crabbe, G. S. IIele.
kunihi. ID. NJ. Kaakau, q. ID. Kaaua,
s. NJ. Hanahele, J. s. Kane, Asa Kau
liza, Keliikipi, Il. Kike, Antoine Morris.
Sol. Namakelua.
Tenth-B NlOlO, Geo. Kailiwai, w.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-23
DEMOCRATS
DOWNCAs7
CONTINUED from Pare y

lhis morning 'here was very aP-
parent teellhs Oh DISAPPOINTMENT
even sadness among many OIL the
Democratic readers VINO reaiiHed thaI
lhelr hopes OF strong TICKET which
were SO hlgh rev days ago. were
now doomed TO disappointment. They
ieel that thelr TICKET ior Sherin' WIN
the name OF Jarrett is practlcally
Tue only very strong point wnile all
the rest OF the TICKET win the eN-
ception oil the treasurer, Deputy sher
III, ana the senate which, SO they
thlhk, present a httle better pros
pecI is utmost hopeIess.
Convention Opens Late
Inc convention opened late' at
fo a. m'' wheh FRANK X. harvey
CARED IL 10 order.
busihess was opened with leng-
my prayer by Moses kuikahi. the
ron can was suspended on motion by
=. D. mccarthy seconded by II. M.
watson
watson nominated Harvey Tor tenn
po'"rs CHAIRMAN. mccarthy moved
mat nominations close and Harvey
was erected lie thanked much Tor
lhe hohor' stating that this was the
iirst time he mad ever presided as
temporary chairman.
T.. NJ. watson was nominated and
elected temporary secretary on mo-
tion ny lhgham'
Geo. fefh was elected sergeant-at-
arms Dy a unanimous vote.
H. l. moore nominated John Prem
ucrsast us temporary interpreter. lie
was erected
IL. i. Moore moved that the Chair
seiect seven members for each OF the
three committees to be chosen.
watson amended this by raising
'he membership TO ten.
Eihmeluth said he was opposed to
eoh''ni'tees having seven or ten mem
uers from each district. but was told
'hat ,here were 10 be only ten alto
sether' h'e from each district.
Committees Selected
Harvey announced the committees
MS follows:
Committee on Platform - Fourth
piStrict' H. II. trent. chairman; Ed.
I.s" ", - n"'ues, ~ w. As''oru'
'ohh Eniheluth. fitth District: L.
Handall. w. $. Wond, Sol. A. Kau-
hane. VIM. Kaai. S. NJ. Kanahele.
Committee on Rules-Fourth Dis
trict: C. i Mccarthy. chairman. In
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School Books
and School Supplies

We are Headquarters. Just re-
eeived oil grades Of School Books,
Tablets for Ink and Pencil, Exercise
Books, Drawing Books, Ink in all
sizes, Drawing Paper, Drawing In
and Everything in School
Supplies. Remember your Money
Savers. All Books at List Price.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-14
TURNER THROWS MONDAY.
Brooklyn WrestIer's Shoulder DisIo-
cated-Mackey Hurts Def.

The wrestling bout between Joe Turner
and Young Monday for the benefit Of the
National Guard Athletic Association, in
the Center Market gym last night. re-
suited in victory for Turner and a dis
located shoulder for the Brooklyn Crap
pier.
The match was 10 have been best two
in three falls. but after about twenty
three minutes of wrestling Turner OBJ
tanned a hammer lock on the visitor
which disabled him to such an extent that
the local light pinned his shoulders 20
the mat in half a minute Dr. Lethrop.
after an examination. announced that
Mondays shoulder had been dislocated.
and the match was abandoned
Ia the DreIiminaries Nank Simpson, l25
pounds, threw Young Turner, us pounds.
in eight minutes. Jack Spaulding, lB
pounds. and Benny Burns, l55 pounds.
wrestled fOrty-eight minutes 10 a draw.
AT the conclusion Of the bouts RoB
Roy Mackey challenged Turner at Iis
pounds the welter-weight limit for the
championship Of the South which title
Mackey now holds. The challenge will
probably be accepted for February L.
the proceeds TO go for the benefit of the
National Guard Athletic Association
fund.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-14
LOS ANGELES RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five and one.half furlongs BAN
bro, ne % Bolandl, 70 l. woni HaEcourt, lis
C.. II. Shilling ? % l. second. Ed. B. III Mus
gravel 20 l. third Time l.O6 Is. Spsrkles. Bar
ney Oldheld Dimannito, Max Nal, Godfather. Som
bro, Port Malone. and suzersin also ran
SECOND RACE-Three fJUlongs. Paradise Queen
10 tG Bumsl, even, won; Madeline N1usgraye. u0
(Nfusnaye. to l. second: Matte Russell 10 D.
MCCahey), I 10 J. third. Time 0.35i4 Bell Of
Brass Bold. silk HOse. Brand Rose Miniature VI
voni and Lady Magazine also ran.
THIRD RACE-0ne mile. Montgomery, l05 tE
Duganl, l to g. won; Dominus ArVi. los &C. Burns.
80 TO J. second; J. r. Laughrey. los 10. B0landl.
% 20 l. third. Time, ! .6 }5 Lirus John Rogers,
Nadzu, and On0to Watana also ran
FOURTH RACE-One mile AIarster l09 &C. II.
Shilling, to l. won: AmpeslO s. IF. Dugan) ! 10
J. second; Mary F.. % &C. Burnsl to !, third.
Time, I-59 Is OTiiene also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One and Oneeighth miles Rip
Rap l0i lG. Bumsl. Z TO s. won. AVonteus 100
&C. II shilling. z to 5. second Gironni Balero, 0l
II. Ryan, 10 70 l, third Time. l53 3S I'd.
Sheridan JOSies Jewel InEictus, Sink Spring Don
Hart PTestous Anvil. and Byplay also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Five fdriongs Inspector Byrd 10
&C.. Burns 20 l. won; Margie D., l02 &C.. h.
Shilliugl, to 2 second Louis CaVauaugh 10 (HoT-
nerl Il to !. third Time 1O Is Annette The
Belle Of Mayfair Artie Ripy, Nellita. Baioee, Wv
ian May, Lithon, and Ann Gary also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-14
OAKLAND RESULTS.

FIRST RACE Six hulouEs Nav Akels i05
HAYES. u % l. won. Silver Wedding l05 wv
MIilerI. 70 ]. second, HerodoIus 10 .Knrhbsuml
10 tp J., third. Time l.l5 20. Excitement. Agnos.
Salvage and Prince RrItus also Ian.
SECOND RACE-ThTee fUTl0ugs Rubia Grsnda.
lS w. MIileri. ~ 8 Uou tampa l0l Hayes,
90 J. Second Psrois, its JWalshi. 20 l. third
Time. 0.t IS Alice Collins Ornate Yoo. Mabel
Fountain, GaliIee Collicr and Minnie Bright also
Tdu
fHlItD RACE-Five and onehslf furlougs. Pa
laruit1. o IkUschhauml 5 70 l. won: Smiley Cor
hitr. 90 lGilbeTtI. 6 10 s second, ClOyne - IA.
Walsh. ii 10 s. third. Time l1s 25 E1Uectant
SandIiper. and Astoria Bell also ran
FOURTH RACE-One mile Plausible. s.
thrscarauml, l5 10 l. won; Bsuppsal. l03 W. Nil
leIl. % B. second: Dpllic Dollars q fHayesl l6
To s. third. Time, lAl. Billy Pullman, Bryan. and
Sahara also ran
FIFTH RACE-0ne and 0Re-sixteenth miles. Ra-
mus 10 tW Muieri. even. won. Lampadrume Jog
lHsyesl. 40 10 J. second Tetsuus 81 tCharbone ls
20 I, thir.- Time - LSssen, Miss May Box
dish 5I,mont MIlson, and Rosy Light also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth miles The
Captain. los Gilbert, Il 70 5 won; Arcourt lG3
tW. y Her 10 60 l. second; GraTple l0 Hide
brand, 3 to l, third Time, Isl Is Max Trap.
Fure. W. 3. Gates. Alario, and FL Lilbuu also
ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-14
CONSUL NOT A Dish WASHER
Greek Minister Denies Charge
Against Subordinate.
DecIaEes that KteBns Comes of a
Good Family i'm Athenx-Nic-
tim Of Enemies.

Nj. Landos Chor0millas. the Greek
Minister, emphaticslly denies the
truthfulness Of a San Francisco news
paper account which claims that Peter
Ktenas. the Greek consul in that city,
is a dish washer
His excellency does rot place any re-
lance in the statement which charges
htenas with having obtained a fund Of
$4,000 which was 10 be used III the
rebuilding Of the Greek church. which
had been destroyed by the earthquake.
Of which sum, il is charged. he only
turned over $4,000 TO the proper au-
thorities.
The San Francisco story relates that
Ktsnas came Sto this city 10 see the
Greek Minister and that he submitted
a petition signed by his friends and
"hypnotized' the Greek Minister into
appointing him consul.
". ChOT0miIlas denies the story from
beginning TO end In the first place
his eXcellency said. Ktenas. instead OF
being dish washer. comes of family
Of the highest standing in Athens; that
he was a sea captain, and that he was
well known at San Francisco, where he
had been a captain Of ferry boats for
a number Of years.
Furthermore, 81 is stated that Ktenas
was appointed acting consul by the
Greek consul general Of New York be
fore the arrival in this country OF the
Greek Minister. succeeding the former
Greek consul. who was asked 10 resign
T. is though that the removal OF the
former consul created bad feeling
among his friends who probably de-
cided 70 make a demonstration against
Etenaz
The Washington herald., 1908-01-14
SPENDS YEARS IN PRACTICE.
Jake Schaefer Has Devoted Half of
His Life at Billiards.

Buffalo. Jan. 1S.-"No sport in the cal
endar requires more practice and study
than billiards. said the veteran, Jake
Schaefer.
Schaefer figures that he has spent
nearly half his life with a billiard cue
in his hand. which is a hard thing FOR
those to swallow who believe great bill
liardists. like generals, are born and not
made. Practice. however. was what made
Schaefer one Of the greatest billiard play
ers.
Before the recent contest between
Sehaefer and Sutton for the 1871 balk-
line worlds championship. Sutton put in
eight hours every day at practice He
was constantly pounding out ali kinds
Of caroms, figuring how to get the largest
count in and out Of balk, and laboring
TO perfect his stroke so as to caress the
worries like summer breeze when astride
the lines.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-14
BUFFALO GETS ARCHER.
Hughey Jennings Turns Backstop
over to the BiSOns.

Buffalo Jan, 13.-Announcement was
made yesterday that negotiations had
been completed whereby Buffalo had
purchased James Archer catcher. from
tbs Detroit Americans Archer is a
young man who has been coming very
fast In 1904 Archer was purchased
by the Pittsburg Nationals and was
loaned 10 Atlanta. In 1906 he was
purchased by Detroit and caught in
the championship series for Detroit.
The Cubs had been stealing bases too
frequently for Hughey jennings com
fort and Archer was put in the game
on account of his splendid throwing
qualities. Jennings claims that Ar
cher viii outclass any catcher in the
Eastern League
Archer is married and lives in To-
TontO. Last season Boston made a
bid for him. but Chicago refused 10
waive. Recently Toronto and Montreal
have claimed their intention Of signing
him. but IL is definitely settled thar
Archer viii play for Buffalo during
the next season
The Washington herald., 1908-01-14
WIFE ASKS MAINTENANCE.
Mrs. AmIna Amos Seeks Aid from the
Courfs

Mrs Amina r. Amos yesterday filed a
suit for maintenance against her bus-
band, James T. Amos. and also named
as defendants Percival H. Marshall. Lucas
?. Loving. and Wharton F. Lester. as
trustees.
In her petition Mrs. Amos sets forth
that the marriage took place in October.
1895. and that her husband deserted her
in January. 1900. and is now residing in
New York She states that he owns a
one-third interest in a piece OF real estate
valued at 81 600. now in the hands Of the
trustees named. and he will shortly re-
Ceive this amount
Justice Clabaugh signed an order re-
tIrnable Friday, January "a for the hus-
band and The trustees to appear and show
cause why she should not receive a Ger
tain proportion OF the sum named for
maintenance
The Washington herald., 1908-01-14

Oakland.
mile and twenty yards.

Bryan .........-....... 81
Miss Oficious. IS
The Washington herald., 1908-01-14

YALE BASEBALL SQUAD.
Capt. Jones Says Candidates VIII
Not Report Until February,

New Haven, Conn, Jan 13-Capt.
Tad Jones, Of the Yale baseball nine.
said to-day that the candidates for the
team would not report tin February
J. When fall practice was given up
it was planned to start the candidates
in cage work as soon as college began
its winter term. but Capt. Jones said
to-day that the abandonment OF the
Easter trip would allow the players
two weeks extra time before cage
work IS commenced.
Manager Thornton. Of the team. Is
arranging games with Connecticut
teams for Easter week. most of them
at Yale Field TWO or three matches
with Connection League teams viii
be played. The nine viii not leave
this city. except to go TO some neigh
boring town for a game during the
Easter recess. and il Is likely that
morning practice VIII. be taken daily.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-14
GETS CURBING CONTRACT.
Wise Granite Company will supply
the District,

Capt. Morrow, Engineer Commission
er. yesterday received from the com
ommendation that the contract for
furnishing the District government
during the balance Of the fiscal year
With 1880 feet Of circular and straight
curbing. be awarded 10 the Wise Granite
Company. Of Wise, Warren County, y. c
While the Georgia Granite Company
quoted the same prices on both the
straight and circular curbing as that
quoted by the Wise Company. the
committee decided that the quality of
the stone submitted by the latter was
superior TO that Of any OF the other
bidders.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-14
SIX WHITE S0X IN LINE.
George ROhe, Utility InfeIder. Sends
Signed Contract 60 Comiskey.

Chicago. H., Jan. 1S.--George Rohe has
sent his signed contract to President
Comiskey. He is the sixth member of the
South Side club that has attached his
name to 1905 contract to date. Hart.
White, Tannehill. Smith, and Quillen are
the other men that have come to terms.
The signing Of Rohe put an end to the
rumor that Comiskey had decided to re
lease the blond inhelder. While Robe is
only a mediocre player. he has rendered
the White SoX valuable service in the
past, and Comiskey probably intends to
keep him another season at least
The Washington herald., 1908-01-14
TO INSPECT PIMLICO COURSE
Jockey Club Appoints Committee
VIII Decide About Dates.
Secretary Riggs Says Recommends
tion Made by Board VIII BE
Acted Upon at Once.
snectal to The Washington Herald.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Baltimore Md. Jan. l3.-When the
racing dates for 1905 were given out
few DAYS ago. after meeting Of the
stewards of the Jockey Club in New
York, it was noticed that Pimlico was
not included in the list 1t was at
first believed that this was an over
sight on the part of the stewards. due
10 their eagerness 10 avert racing
war by adjusting the dates of the sew
eral New York tracks, so that the En-
pire Racing Association would have
part of August 70 hold its meeting.
which would have been held whether
the Jockey Club sanctioned or not
II has since transpired, however. that
the application OF the Maryland Jockey
Club for spring dates has been held up
temporarily by design. 1t seems that
the National steeplechase and Hunt As
ISOLATION which looks after the in
teTests Of the cross-country game. re-
ceived some complaints lately to the
effect that the steeplechase course at
Pimlico does not come up TO the re-
Quirements.
The Hunt Association at recent
meeting recommended TO the Jockey
Club that a committee be formed tc In
epect the course and buildings al PIN
leo. The recommendation was favOra-
bly, acted upon, and Messrs. J. r. Wide
ner, s ). Rowland, and II. J. Morriss
were appointed a committee 10 look
over Fimlico, Dates VIII be withheld
until the report OF the committee has
been acted upon by the Jockey Club
Secretary William P. Riggs said this
morning that he has as yet received no
word from the committee indicating
when it VIII make the visit, but ne does
not believe that IT will be long delayed.
Secretary Riggs does not believe that
the recommendations 10 he made by the
committee VIII be sweeping and OF
course. whatever the committee decides
must be done 10 the course viii bC
done q DDpa
The Washington herald., 1908-01-14
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

c. c. Dawson, Of 1910 II street north
west, is making a canvass among the
real estate brokers Of Washington, in the
interests of proposed legislation which
he believes. would eliminate some of the
useless and destructive competitiOh." " as
il is termed, in the real estate business
The legislation proposed by Mr. Dawson
is contained in the following paragraphs
In the District of Columbia it shall
be a misdemeanOr. punishable by a fine
O. Imprisonment or both. for any per-
son, persons. or corporation to offer for
sale any real property situated in the
District of Columbia without the written
consent Of the owner thereof.
In the District Of Columbia Il shall be
a misdemeanor punishable by a fine or
Imprisonment, or both, for any person.
persons, or corporation to secure a loan
on any real property situated in the Dis
trict of Columbia. without the written
consent Of the owner thereof"
The Washington herald., 1908-01-14
ANOTHER BADGER CREW.
st. Johns school Would Enter EiEht
in Eastern Regatta

Delaheld, Wis, Jan. l3-John Seymour.
father of one Of the ST Johns School
crew Of this year, has offered TO pay the
expenses Of the crew 10 the East. If the
arrangements now going on can be com
pleted.
II is thought that negotiations are being
carried on for the St. Johns crew TO go
to the American Henley. at Philadelphia.
provided that jt comes later in the season
Il is usually rowed in the middle Of May.
and as the cadets rarely get on the water
much before the 10th of April, the train
ing season would be too short.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-14
YALE TEAM REINSTATED.
Dr. wiber Lifts Ban ON the Eli Basket
ball Quint.

Dr. c. f. Wiber. chairman Of the regis
tration committee OF the South Atlantic
Association of the A. A. l.. yesterday
raised the suspension of the Yale basket
ball team
Yale was suspended on January for
ten days. but as soon as the George
Washington authorities barred the two
professionals Or. Wiber decided that it
would be unfair to have the Els suffer
longer
The Washington herald., 1908-01-14
PENN's FOOTBALL COACH.
auakers looking for ainn to Take
Williams Place,

New York, Jan 12-There has been con-
siderable discussion of late at Peansyl-
vania about the likely man for the place
OF field coach of the university football
team for 1908. II appears that it 10 i'm
possible to get either Or. Robert g. Tor
rey or Robert c. Folwell for the place,
and there have been many guesses as TO
the man who will get the place.
Byron Dickson, Edward L. Greene, An
drew l.. Smith. and Buck Wharton all
have been prominently mentioned, but
those who pretend TO know say that an
other man other than any of these, who
was prominent several seasons ago. will
succeed Carl Williams. This man re-
Gently did such extraordinary work
coaching a freshman class team with ma
terial not too good that he attracted much
attention. The committee win meet TO
MI this place In a few weeks,
The Washington herald., 1908-01-14

At the annual election of officers of the
last night, the following were elected TO
serve for the coming year: w. A. Smoot,
jr.. president; j. T. Johnson. vice presi-
dent: ]. T. Preston. secretary and treas
urer: board of directors. G. S. French. F.
S. Harper, G. d. Hopkins, John Lead
beater, T. C. Smith, Ferdinand Bendheim.
A. D. BrOckett. Charles King. W. A.
Smoot. jr., J. Y. Williams, H. Kirk. ir.,
J. T. Johnson, W. B. Smoot, Worth HUI
FISH. and F. Z. Lawler.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-14
REVIEWS $4,000 SUIT.
New York HOrseman Brings Charges
Against Jockey Club.

AEAinAl JOCKEY ttuBs
Joseph Marrone. the New York horse
man, who. about a month ago. filed a
suit for $4,000 damages against the Wash
ington Jockey Club, for refusing to allow
him 20 enter the grounds at Benning,
and accusing him of doping a horse,
yesterday, through Attorney L. o. Bailey,
filed an amended declaration.
On motion of the attorney for the
Jockey Club. Marrones original declara-
ton was ruled out on a technicality, and
the suit fled yesterday was TO correct
the first one filed.
The amended declarations Is substantial
~ the same as the first one filed. and
names the Washington Jockey Club and
S. $. Howland, Henry j. Morris, and
Samuel Ross, stewards. as defendants.
He charges that the stewards publicly
and unjustly accused him OF having
doped st. Joseph, a horse belonging to
him, on November o last, and of having
elected him from the grounds.
The declaration states that doping a
horse, meaning thereby the administra-
tion Of a drug to a horse with intent
thereby TO procure artificial stimulation
and abnormal performance by such horse
in a trial Of speed or endurance. was uni
versally regarded as discTeditable and dis
honorable, and he emphstically denies
that he has been guilty of such prac-
tice
The Washington herald., 1908-01-14
Fatal AutomobiIa Race In Texas.

Houston, Tex, Jan. BIN an endurance
race in which sixteen automobiles par
tieipated over country roaods. covering
ll2 miles. an accident occurred on the
final run yesterday, in which John Tren-
TEN. a local sporting editor, was killed
in a collision with street car. Brown
Bolts was injured internally, and Raw
Weiss. general sales agent of a lumber
company, was badly injured Trentem
was in car which had lost tire. The
wheel without a tire caught on a street
car track, and the automobile was thrown
AGAINST an oneoming car.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-14
Restaurant EmpIoye stabbed.

During an allegation in the kitchen
at the Maryland Quick Lunch room yes
terday afternoon. Ralph Van Dyke, of
81 I street northwest, an employe, was
stabbed in the neck by Joseph Davis,
coiored, employed at the place as an
oyster shucker. Van Dyke was removed
to the Emergency Hospital. where his
injury was dressed, and Davis was ar
gested.