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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-29
WATgRFhuNT NOTES

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Captain Nielsen ana tne crew ., I'M, .ne
schooner n. Z. "r'snt On .eu
months passage from ,ne is'anu "
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else out OF the ordinary says the
FSahiner. This was a gigantic turtle
which all hands declare was NJ 'eas'
eight feet IN length ny BIN lee. III
width. II was "nen .he so"' D VIZ
Goout IVY mies oh .h,s po,. rug NO"
AZ the "neo' DO" ""a, "o 49, .... $500
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1, No. ,oan that ne object was n great
"a. tnrt,e Csplain Nelson and his
man have seen many things ON many
n VOYAGE but never anything like this
turtle. Had the sea been a t-ife
smoother a small boat would have
been sent after the monster. 1t was
passage from Tanning island. The II.
| G. Wright carried. . general cargo to
Tanning and Washington islands. and
brought back shipment Of 1856 tons
OF copra.
THE 7. n. X. manshu Maru' one Oh
the Toyokisen, kaisha liners now OPP
Grating In the South American'Japan
service, called at the port this morn
Failed from Iquiqui on September 18th
and called at Salina Cruz on the way
up the coast. The vessel brings eigh'
teen hundred tons of nitrates and phos
plates for Honolulu and will remain
at the port for a week or ten days. II
Hackfeld & Co. are the local represen
tatives Tor the steamer. Travelling In
first class and Is steerage passengers
Captain Nishi reports some rough
weather as the vessel neared tho Ha
waiian Islands.
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THE AMERICAN ship Marion Il
Chilcott. with n full sbipment of crude
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-29
IN FOREIGN PORTS
Thursday. October 90.

FUNCHAL-Sailed Oct. 26:
Br. s. s. Swnnley, fjr Honolulu.
NEWPORT NEWS-Sai!..d Oct. 81:
Br. s. s. Dunedin for II nicin't,
SAN FRANClSCO--Auived Oct. -
s. S. Siberia. a. M, hence Oct. q
HILO-Sailed Oct 20:
8. 8. Nebraskan, for San Francisco
KAHULUT-Sailed Oct. 81.
Blk. Neuilly, for Portland, o.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-29

THE ARRIVAL of the Pacific Mail
steamer Siberia at San Francisco IL
reported YESTERDAY, The vessel sailed
from her on October 90.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-29
PASSENGERS DEPARTED

Per stmr Claudine, for Hawaii and
Maui ports, Oct. al. II. Pratt, A. II.
Traphagen, NJ. Primenthal. NJ. Prim.
eDthal, Jr., p. J. Bell, Mrs. J. w. Mar.
shall Rev. NJ. &. Santos and wife.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-29
'S:!'tora &c!
10 pampnsa No Bugs.
City Transfer Co. D,,,. 10
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PLOT TO Kill ITO
MATCHED AT SEOUL

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assassination Prince the Korean nchan Angan
palace OF the Japanese resident
being clos guarded that compatri
will the life Of Japans chief
nstve the resident gen eral
former editor OF Korean publish
his attempt the life OF
to his
Of Koreans who
policy in the Hermit
Kingdom.
It stabbed by Inhan An
the of the
being To make assassination doub
de potassium This insured the
death the prince he not hit in vital spot by the but
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-29
LOCAL and GENERAL
.aaHaa aaaaxnaaaa 9
HoNoLuLu wANrs

= Are the wantp Of the World. /
= Some one has Z horse, an auto 1
9 mobile. Of a rare cdrio which he /
3 wishes to. dispoas Of. He places
2 a small advertisement In the
9 classified sales column Of the I
. Bu1letin and the man Who
= wants the article sees II because /
. Re has learned by past sxper. I
3 ience that the Best Buys arr d.
3 ways found In classidsd columns
8 Of the Bplfstin. One cent a :
= word will md you buyer II you
3 tells the readers 81 The Rvl.
: letfn what yqa have to sell.
81 -. 1
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-29
Shipping
ARRlvsu

Friday, October 80.
T. X. K Manshu Maru, from Val.
paraisO; gen. cargo.
Stmr Keauhou. from Mahukona.'
pass and gen. cargo.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-29

Bicycle shop and general repairing
work. Speoialty in nickle. silver
and gold plated work.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-25
REORGANIZE FOR TIE SEASON
Congress Heights TO Have Strong
Baseball Team.
Carl Waller Elected Manager for
Coming Season-AthIetIc AssO-
citation Is Formed.

The Congress Heights baseball club OF
last year met last night in the Town
haH FOR the purpose Of entertaining IT'S
supporters and organizing.
After having discussed various projects
IT was finally agreed 10 form an asso-
citation, with baseball its principal feature.
and other athletic sports as they may
develop.
The Congress Heights team OF last year
vas ore OF the strongest in the District.
and only lost nine games out OF thirty
FIVE PLAYED. defeating such strong teams
as the Brooklands. Brightwoods. Park
views. and others.
This year some new material VIII be
added. and under the managership OF
Carl Waller great things are expected
The association elected the following
officers: Charles 2. Purdy. president:
Carl Waller. manager Of the baseball
team. and John 5. .Hardester, secretary
treasurer.
At the conclusion Of the business meet
ing refreshments we're served and the
assemblage was entertained By musical
selections by Messrs. William King,
Roger Moore. and Thomas z. Langley.
Dave Hardester presiding al the piano.
Manager Waller IS anxious 10 arrange
a full schedule OF games. and al teams,
either IN OF out OF the District, are in
vited 70 communicate with him
The Washington herald., 1909-02-25
SANTA ANITA SUMMARIES.

FIRST R4CE-Siv furlorss. Great Hss7ers.- rs
Shilling 70 ;. wo2; Hsm1c-. rs HoT1ssi. 9 %
I. second. Houccest. Is fBurwsTl. ) % . third
Tine. liz s5 STRIKE on. Frrnch Co.'S Pet
Mimic. Queen Grove and Pellez also rzu-
SECOND RACE-Thrse and o-e-hslf fu-louzs.
Mike Noleff. ire smiling 70 3 Eon- Sporting
Life 10 tMcCarrhvl. ID 90 J. second Dslnass. 10
walsh @ 20 Z. third Time o-sl- Anz-ona. sen
pronetta Swift Mcneil. 1iyies OC011ell ClErlss
Fox. Hiud0s5zr. hetchc1. and Teupel also rar-
THIRD RACE-Six r-iea-s I-a Gloria, ~ ksn-
nedyl. n J. Won; G. " B-rt. ll5 shilling %
l. second Hazelthorre II niece. . 70 L third.
Tine 1,l1 Is Tsvlo= Ge1-ee. Tom lic2rsth- t2EsfdA
Dane Senator Barrett Aluin- Pal. Cres-o1, Slr
Howard and =. Eirvoo5 also rsu.
FOURTH RACE-SeTe8 furio1Ss. E-ho1. f3
iKernedyl s % ; vor: Asriuche rs jShilinEi.
20 10 second. la NAY = Russell % J. third
Tnls. 1G25 Fleming. Ca7t- Kennedy. Hssty
Agnes. and Whip Top also Tan-
FIFTH RACE-Ous and Cue-eiShth miles C0ru-T
Clerk. IL iShiIii7E. x 20 J. Won. Day Sts-. l'e
Howard % . third. Tine. as - Nike Icr-
dan. Lord StsnhoFe. NIeTluEo. Homeless. ID Ban.
Bye Byc. and ArTaE1n also 11-
SIXTH RACE-FIFe ard oas-half fsTlC1Ss. Eva
dos. r. Shilling. i % 3 Won; Chsr'et. Ie
walsh. % 5. sccond. Sir Angus I-9 .Powe-s..
: % l. third. Tine. ia Diamond NOse Vol
trogne. salsTio. ard God Bar also ran-
SEVENTH RACE-0re nile ProEress. rs tAu-
bachcni. % T. wcn- Nihlick. us Powers %
J. secand. Plckauay Us Shilling 20 J. third
Tine IN Sadlcr. Hannibal Bsy A1C Miss Naomi.
Dredser, SeHrToni. and Frisr Of Eizr also IAN
The Washington herald., 1909-02-25
EMERYVILLE SUMMARIES.

San Francisco, Feb. 34-Not a favor
ite won at Emeryvine to-day. Heavy
showers last night put the track in bad
condition. upsetting ali dope sent out
broadcast.
The summaries
FIRST RACE-Thrse and oue-haif f1rIouzs- ne
ki-s- Us iButlerI j. % l. Won oll.e jams. -
focUFillef Il 70 : secCld- Nara NIX. ga rTaIlnI
IS 70 3 third Tine GAS Is tsrshame. 4 Guel
Sixteen. J. Y Ligoa, WICKET Ralph. n Tozsr. and
Saliza also ran
SECOND RACE-SIr and ouo-half furIo-cz- ken
Novins- ii fTaplizi. 70 . Wo1; kokomo II
tArchibaldi % l. secund. Grace e.. 10 tB-rIerl
20 ;. third Tine, I-5- Yakima Belle. Emma g.
Ccnstanta. Fsuuel Ban san GIL. ard Be Brfsf
ais5 ran.
THIRD RACE-six ard oue-half fu7lou-z. Oar
rlnEtou, is Dien5ri. G % T. wol. Deneer iol
Cotton. % I. second. Apt2 O7o. I9l Gilbert
il 20 2, third. Tine, Ia IS. CueruzTaca }Iinot
Giovanni bale-lo. Bash, Minaito. and Li-tle Minis
ter also 7al.
FOURTH RACE-one ard one-six,esn-h nile
Fulleia is Taplill : % 2 Won: Flresta7e -
tiilberi. even, second Nsdzu. 3 Glars Z 20 3
tbiTd. TIle. I . IL Import and Warden also rau-
FIFTH RACE-0ns nile and twenty yards Fi7st
Peer. lC7 ARCHIBALD. s 70 3 u0n- D1Iiis Dollars
fe fheoghi. % = second Remember I5 tRcss.
Is % !. third Tine la S. RsIeiEh. 3IuSko-
day HUSKY. Wooisn. and Stsrdover also rs1
SIXTH RACE-Six and o-e-haE frienEz Gypsy
King III Gsrgzui. 3 u = W0u- Ace q Diamonds
100 Murray. - J. second gene Russell IS
Gilbert. is 70 l. third Tine la IS Bs1poss-
Convert Reii. Fred. Bent. War1e- Grsuel. Gar
u2iss. Matte NscE. and John n also ran
The Washington herald., 1909-02-25
ENTERS RICHMOND GAMES.
Jack Sterrett, of George Washing
ton, VIE Try for New Record.

Jack Sterrett. the George Washington
pole vaulter who has been creating sensa-
tons with the pole in all OF the local
meets for the past two years. VIII HE
away 70 Richmond next Saturday night
and try TO tuck away several Of those
Richmond College games and medals.
For the occasion Sterrett has had a new
pole turned ont. his cid one having been
badly smashed I'D in the Federal games
New pole. new records. says the blonde
vaulter. and his many Washington friends
viii watch with interest his performance
in the Richmond games. It is more than
probable that the local athlete viii again
compete with the pole vaulters from Viz
ginia, his several wins over the Char
lottesviIle athletes already making him
strong favorite in the coming games. Ju-
bilant over his performance Of II feet D
inches. in the Federal games. the Wash
ington lad win make every effort 10 90
even better in hopes Of making his claim
to the Southern title more secure.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-25
BASEBALL NOTES
AND COM MENT

The schedule for the Western League
has been issued The season viii open
April % and close September o.
Chicago would let ST Louis have lin
Norman If Evers had signed. But Chance
says he needs Zimmerman for second. al
least until Evers joins the Cubs.
Pitcher ChapeIe. Of the Boston Ma
tionals, is deeply chagrined because
President Dovey has found that 1t is
against the rules 10 give players advance
money.
The Phillies VIII not shed any tears
over stony McGlynn's transfer to the
Milwaukee Club. While with ST Louis
the past few seasons AlcGlynn always
gave the Phillies trouble 70 beat him.
Bill Hart win begin his twenty-eighth
season as pitcher in a few weeks. This
is great record. but unlike the twenty
years OF Cy Young, q great share Of his
effort has been confined 10 the minor
leagues
The latest fad Of the managers Is to
hire old catchers to break in their colt
pitchers in the spring practice. Cleve-
land has engaged Jim Mcclure. the New
York Nationals. WiIbert Robinson, and
the New York Americans. Duke" Far
rel. for that purpose.
Speaking Of advance money. the largest
sum ever paid az one time to a player up
10 and including last year was handed
g Tony Mullane in November. 1884. bv
A s Stern, Of the Cincinnati club. when
he paid his star pitcher S2oeo Mullane
signed z. contract calling for S5,O00
Cap Arson played his first professional
engagement for So n month. Charley
Comiskey received the same sum when
he broke into the game in fSS2. The last
year Comiskey played with St Louis
he received S1.oc) 2 month. at that tine
-the largest salary ever paid 10 player.
Louisville fans are not convinced that
their club added any strength whatever
by the acquisition Of Hogg and Dele
hanty from the New York Highlanders.
Delehanty wasn't in more than thirty
seven games and felded badly. as well
as hitting at mediocre rate. Hogg won
four games and lost sixteen
The Wisconsin Minnesota baseball
league was organized AZ St Paul and
officers elected There are six clubs in
the league susau, Eau Claire. Supe-
rior. Duluth. Winons and La Crosse.
Minneapolis and St Paul were not taken.
but the new organization hopes to break
into association territory soon. The sea-
son opens MAY Il and closes September
4 The salary limit was fixed at $3.50.
The consensus Of opinion of the base
ball experts is that John ! Taylor. pres
ident Of the Boston Americans. is doing
wO1ders-in tearing down the f1ne struc-
tuTe be had nearly completed last year.
When he let out Criger Taylor removed
one Of the main props of the Boston
team, and he capped it ali by trading Cy
Young to Cleveland for Check and Ryan
This is the lemon limit Old Cy is as
good as ever. and able 10 fool them ali.
just as he always did
The Washington herald., 1909-02-25

Central Highs track team encountered
one Of its severest workouts Of the season
yesterday. Coach Foley. spending an hour
and a half in putting on the finishing
touches to the large squad entered in the
Georgetown games.
AS this is the first meet in which the
entire Central team has entered. the vet
eran is more than anxious to have them
in the best of condition, and Is now fully
confident after yesterdays trials that the
squad viii come of with a creditable
showing.
Thirty-fve athletes went through the
grind. and at the exclusion ali seemed In
tiptOp shape. and capable OF living up
10 the expectations Of their most ardent
admirers.
Lack Of experienced men has been the
one big drawback to the Centrelites this
season, but as the season is now well
spent, the experience gained in previous
meets promises 70 show the true caliber
Of the Q street squad.
Did Well In Baltimore.
Several Of the Central runners entered
the Johns Hopkins games and came of
with honOrs. Zeh landing second in the
half-mile. Dewey coping places IN both
Of the scholastic spirits. and George
Lancaster annezing the quarter. In the
George Washington games the dark blue
and white color bearers were less sue
Cessful. and because Of .heir mediocre
showing then. Coach Foley IS more than
ever DESTROYS OF having them in the best
Of condition for the Georgetown meet
J
Thirty members OF the squad have
already turned in their blanks for the
various events.
The relay four viii fl all probability
make its first appearance III these games.
This feature is attracting widespread in
terest. as heretofore Central has always
been the Washington entry in the annual
race with the Episcopal High outfit for
the scholastic championship or the South.
while this year Tech has assumed the
burden Of holding Up the local end.
The dark Blue and White quartet IS
composed wholly OF inexperienced men,
but they have been showing 50 much
class IN the recent workouts that Coach
Foley has almost decided to let them
enter the coming games and try cOnClU-
sions with other Of the city's scholastic
relays
The addition Of several OF the men who
proved point winners fl last season 5
games has boosted the hopes Of the Cen
tralites Capt. Cheney. whom il was
thought had quit school, IS again with
the team and IS fast rounding into the
form which landed him winner OF most
Of the local scholastic distance runs last
year. Cheney has been consistent per-
former ever since becoming a member Of
the o street squad, and his appearance is
hailed with delight By the other members
o. the team.
List OS Entries.
The complete list Of entries follows:
Novice sUrints-Ti5bets Fischer. and TrldTeor.
Scholastic sTrlnts-Dewey. Culium. Reute- Mac
donald. q. Lancaster. and r. Lsucastar
Hgrdles-BTsEg. Hunt. and r. Lancasrer
solmeter-UTneT. stuart. and Cheney tczrtsinI.
l59metsr-Zei B-sut. Barrett. and Richardson.
apueter-G. Lancaster. Rollins Cheney. and
Hamilton
Running high ju1p-Currie. Beach and Wittea-
Sh0t-TU1-Alenefee. SP-zusy. helley sn6 Andersen
GO nO7ice-NicECls- J. Mckinney. and T. Nc
kinney
Midget ralay-BlaeAistone. Plusye. Noa,gosnery.
and Rawlings
The Washington herald., 1909-02-25
GOSSIP OF THE BOXERS.

Joe Sieger and KID Broad nearly broke
their arms trying 10 knock each other
out on Saturday night.
Already big interest IS being taken in
the coming match between Jack O'Brien
and Stanley Betcheu. the middle-weight
champion Of the world
i. Harry Lewis was unfortunate IN taking
the trip 10 New Orleans, for Mike Twin
Sullivan failed to be on hand, and for
feited his cash deposit
Jem DriscoH and Abe Atten would
furnish one Of the biggest money making
bouts ever seen in this country should
they come together for a return meeting
and the championships
So Jabez White turned down the offer
to meet the Philadelphia knocker-out.
Mickey Cannon The Englishman said
that Mickey was too tough. Well. you
can't blame him Let him get some
money first
From all accounts Young Erne. Of
Philadelphia gave Freddy Welsh, the
English fighter. a good argument. al
though the latter won out Dispatches
state that Erne came very strong toward
the finish Of the e0-round contest
The Washington herald., 1909-02-25
SWARTZ AFTER MATCH.
Clever Boxer May Appear in SEMI
wind Up at Baltimore.

Baltimore. Feb. 2L-The Eureka Club
management IS seeking a boy 10 meet
Yankee Swartz IN the semi windup 20
the Kline-Britt match. which is scheduled
for fifteen rounds before the club next
Friday night AT Germania Naennerchor
Hall.
swartz has never boxed in this city.
but in Philadelphia, where he has re-
sided for the past several years. he IS
considered amcrg the best bows OF his
weight. which is 105 pounds. Swartz is
originally from South Africa.
That he is made of the right stuff. is
we'll atteSted By the fact that he boxed
Johnny Coulon six rounds TO a standstiu
in the quaker City, and Coulon is the
acknowledged peer Of ali the l05 FOUNDERS
in the country. The opportunity for the
little fellows about town is a good
one. and victory over Swartz viii send
the stock Of the winner Up many points
The Washington herald., 1909-02-25
CPORTING SIDELIGHTC
By BILL BAILEY.
wild" Conroy like us-GOod-
ny BILL oAibEh'


President PuIuam says he's ready to
quit Then. for goodness sake. why don't
he2
Laugh and the world laughs with you
snore and you sleep alone.
Tom Longboat seems 70 be doing a
good deal Of running about nights for a
newly we'd
Ohio is trying to put the kibosh on
prize fights. This viii be a terrible blow
TO native son Ed Dunkhorst. The Human
Freight Car"
Buffalo is going 10 entertain chiefs o.:
police next week Well. police chiefs are
all right II they behave themselves.
One could become enthused over the
bowling game If one did not have to
Wats through 50 many scores
The Buffalo Hammer is always up 10
date. Il says: "One OF the discoveries
recently made by scientists is that the
inventor Of Hamburg steak did not come
from Hamburg
A man has been sentenced TO the peni-
Tertiary for deserving his wife in Peters
burg ANY man who would leave wife
in Petersburg deserves 70 be hanged
For its always fair weather when the
grounding prophesies otherwise.
We ara having a nice new sackcloth
suit made, now that Lent Is with Us
and the baseball season getting ready to
bud
J.m Delehsnty leaves to-day FOR Cal
weston He has been in Frisco since his
return from the Orient trip.
Keep your eye on "A-tie~ Howard.
Western Hig:. schools shortstop three
years ago. Howard is al Cornell. and
stands a fair show OF making the varsity
baseball nine.
Logan Cunningham, according TO al &C
counts. viii be Princeton's leading twirl-
CT this season
In the Three 7 League there are three
pitchers named Jacobson They are al
ways vislbly affected when the umpire
calls three balls.
Wrestler Patterson. OF the United States
navy. weighs 50 pounds. He wrestIed
Joe Turner on Monday night. and now
Joe claims the ve.ght-liftlng champion
rs~- -
broke the record. but came mighty near
breaking Pats neck when he let him fall
Bill PaDke has refused 10 fight jim
Flynn az Los Angeles. Cal. on March Il.
We always thought that Bill was super
stitiOus
Lieut.. Charles A. Lutz. who returned
recently from Cuba with a battalion Of
marines. talked entertainingly Of the
athletic -.iUmphs Of Uncle Sans sol
diers who were stationed al Camp Co
lumbia. about three miles from Havana.
In addition TO capturing the post pen
nant for baseball in the season Just
closed. the marines established d new
record for waIl-scaling The squad Of
five men representing the Marine Corps
we're in competition with similar squads
representing artillery, cavalry. infantry.
and engineer corps.
As these bully marines" seem 20 be
naturally adapted for the going I'D in
the air and getting back 10 terra frma
stunt. why not form the Marine Corps
into an aerial corps. each man being
equipped with a modern acceptance This
would prove a happy solution OF the fight
the Senate is having on the Presidents
order removing the marines from the
battle ships This notion NAV seem q
little Tightly, but we respectfully refer
the Senq.e to Darius Green's Diary
The Washington herald., 1909-02-25
Pen Wins ut Tennis.

New York. Feb. 24.-wiHie c. Grant the
national indoor champion lawn tennis
player in 1905. was beaten to-day ia the
fourth round Of the tournament in the
Seventh Regiment Armory by his fire.
Quent and consistent rival on the board
floor courts. Theodore r. Peu. the cham
pion OF 1866.
As the result of this match. although
the semi-fnal and final ROUNDS are stin
TO be played. il is assumed that Pell viii
again be the champion
The Washington herald., 1909-02-25
"" FOR LANNIGAN.
YirEinia'z Trainer Would Wear the
Coveted Insignia.

speclal . he NsshinEt1n Head
University, Va, Feb. z4.--Pop' Ian
nigan. Virginia's great athletic trainer.
recently expressed himself as wanting
a ~ from the university more than
any one thing. This matter Is 20 be
brought 10 the attention OF the advisory
board Of the General Athletic Association
Of the university, and II is likely that the
request viii be granted
Trainer Lannigan has done great things
81 an athletic way for Virginia. the de-
yelopment of Rector, the star Splinter,
and ...is years relay team, which recently
defeated Penn. being two OF his latest
achievements.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-25
Rector to Run in QuaIsertoun.

Philadelphia. Feb. 2A-Rector, the great
Splinter Of the University Of Virginia. has
started training for PENIS relay races.
His trainer, Lanigan, said that he plan
ned 20 start the great Southern sprinter
81 work this week, and that he hoped TO
have him IN the best of shape BY the
date Of the relay races.
Additional interest viii be attached 10
Rector's appearance here IN view Of the
fact that the great Sozth African cham
pion. Walker. plans 70 come 70 America
this summer TO meet the best OF the
Yankee sprinters.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-25
TURNER THROWS TWO.
Local wrestler FIops Kings and
Rosetta

Joe Turner, the local grappler. added
two more victims 20 his string al the
Lyceum thester last night. disposing Of
his first opponent. FRYE King. OF this
city. after eleven minutes Of fast work
and making quick work Of Louis Ro-
setta. also a local boy, pinning his should
ers 10 the mat in two minutes and thirty
seconds.
At the afternoon performance. Turner
threw Benny Burns, a promising young
gTappler Of the Southeast Club Of this
city. In seven and One-haif minutes
On Friday night he viii again meet
Young Shepherd. Of this city, who lasted
thirteen minutes in d bout on Tuesday
night
The Washington herald., 1909-02-25
YANKEES START SOUTH.

Second Division Of the New York
Americans on Their Way.
New York. Feb. 24-The second division
OF the Highlanders viii leave for the
South on Saturday morning at s:25 O'Clock
by the Pennsylvania Railroad. In the
group bound for the training grounds al
Macon, Ca, viii be Neal Ball. Keller.
Lake. Kleinow. Charlie Farrell, and jim
Burke, trainer At Philadelphia Joe Ward.
Jack knight. and Quinn viii be picked up
Players Wagnon and -Demaree have
been released by the New York Ameri-
cans TO the Lawrence CNIaSsD baseball
club.
Manager Stallings has informed all the
other HilitOppers thus far included in
either division TO report at the Hotel
Lanier, in Macon, on or before March l.