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The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-23
WORK OF SECURING
COOPER JURY LAGS
Court Opens To-Day Win Six
Men In the Box.

Nashville, Tenn, Jan. q. = When
court convenes today for the trial of
Duncan B. and Robin Cooper and
John D. Sharp, charged with the muir
der of Former Senator Carmack, six
men were seated in the jury box.
The delay in securing a jury is
owing to the fact that the men ex-
amined at yesterdays session were
mostly residents of Nashville or vi
cinity, where the case has been thor
oughly discussed, and most of the
people have taken sides. 1t is diff.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-23
CROSSES OF HONOR FOR
CONFEDERATE VETERANS

PRINCETON, KY, Jan. o.
Crosses of honor were conferred here
upon seven Confederate eVterans by
he Tom Johnson Chapter of the Unit
ed Daughters of the Confederacy.
The exercises were held at he M. E.
church and were presided over by the
president, Mrs. Grace Lyon Kevil,
who is a daughter of the late Gen.
H. B. Lyon. Several addresses were
delivered.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-23
Tobacco Pool Completed.

Louisville, KY, Jan. 22.-The Union
Tobacco society, after months Of
preparation and preliminary meet
ings, received the final touches of the
promoters, and as a result the to-
bacco growers of Kentucky, Indiana
and Wisconsin are welded into one
body with a central administration.
The purpose of the society is the
pooling and holding of the crops of
the members and attending to the
necessary financial operations con-
nected Herewith.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-23
WAR SCARE DECRIED
War Department Explains Proposed
Fortifications at San Pedro.

war department Explains Proposed
Notifications at San Pedro.
Washington, Jan. 22.-That the rec
concentrations by the general staff of
the army that the harbor of San Pc
dro, California, be fortified, had been
made in view of possibility of trou-
bic with Japan, was emphatically de-
MED by officials at the war depart
ment.
1t was said that the general sub
ject of the Improvement of San Pedro
harbor had been under consideration
more than two years, beginning be-
fore there was any thought of any
dispute between the United States
and Japan. It was taken up as a nat
ural military problem involving the
necessary protection of the southern
California coast from foreign inva-
sion and without reference to any
particular enemy.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-23
Hearing Closes Today.

Chicago, Jan. %. = The taking of
testimony in Chicago in the govern
ment's suit to dissolve the Standard
Oil company will probably close to-
day. The attorneys for both sides
will then prepare for the presentation
of the case before the judges of the
United States court at St. Louis on
March %.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-23
BASKET BALL CRAZE
ON AT HARRODSBURG

HARRODSBURG, KY, Jan. o.
The basket ball craze has struck Har-
and a game will take place
tomorrow night at the Armory Hall
between Beaumont Boarders and the
Beaumont Town team. The contest
ants are girls of Beaumont College.
The teams have been practicing hard.
An interesting game is promised.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-23
GRAND JURY REFUSES
TO INDICT r. E. CREEL.

Mt. STERLING, KY, Jan. 22.-
The grand jury here refused to indict
R. E. Creel, charged with embezzle-
ment, and he was released by Judge
Young. Creel was charged with en-
bezzling funds of the Singer Sewing
Machine Company while its agent at
this place.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-23
Banker Gets Three Years.

Greensboro, KY, Jan. 16.-T. S. An
derson, former president of the de.
funct Daviess County Bank and Trust
company, was found guilty by a jury
of swearing falsely to a statement of
the banks condition, and was SEN
fenced to three years in the peniten-
tiary.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-23
MOTOR PLANT SOLD

Pope Concern at Toledo to Resume
at Full Capacity.
New York, Jan. 22.-The sale Of the
Pope Motor Car company Of Toledo,
o., to syndicate headed by Richard
G. Apperson of Lynchburg, Va, was
announced in this city. 1t was stated
that the plant will soon resume oper-
atoms at full capacity under the
name Of the Apperson Toledo Motor
company. It viii not be removed
from Toledo.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-23
MOVED HIS SHOP.

Tom Cowan, the popular barber,
who was burned out in the Court
View Hotel fire, would like to have
his customers and old friends call on
him in his new shop in the Simpson
and hathaway building.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-23
COURTHOUSE AT NASHVILLE.

cult to find men who do not know
some of the defendants, especially
John d. Sharp, who was sheriff of
this county for four years and who
thus was thrown into contact with
most of the citizens. Cooper, Sr., too
has been in politics for years.
]. e. Curtis, one of the talesmen
examined, when asked if he had any
prejudice against the defendants
startled the court by exclaiming in a
loud voice. Eyes, sir; they ought to
have been hanged long ago." He was
excused.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-23
TaIesman SPRINGS Surprise.

San Francisco, Jan. 23.-Howard 7.
Black, one of the talesmen, brought
about sensation at the Patrick Cal
houn bribery trial by informing the
court that his wife was approached
by a man who sought to ascertain
his opinion concerning the case.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-23
South Africa Reports Quake.

Cape Town. Jan. 16. = Several
earthquakes have occurred recently
In various parts of South Africa. One
was felt at Johannesburg, but no
damage was done.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-23
JUMPS THREE STORIES

New York Italian Makes Sensational
Escape After Numbering Man.
New York, Jan. 22.-After a sensa-
tional chase over roof tops in which
he distanced his pursuers by jumping
a height of three stories, an unknown
Italian made good his escape after
shooting down a fellow countryman,
Pasquale Miami. Miami, hit by two
of the five shots fired by his assail-
ant, died few minutes after having
been admitted to Bellevue hospital.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-23
Marked Improvement.

my washerwoman," Mrs. Lapsling
was saying, used to lose ever so
many of my sheets and pillow cases.
but she doesn't now. / mark them all
with ineligible ink"
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-23
MOVING PICTURES.

5000 feet moving picture film at
the opera house Saturday night.
Best Of the season. Admission ten
cents. 1-22-2t.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-23

Fresh lady fingers and almond
macaroons. Ten cents dozen at
the Winchester Bakery.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-23

Angel-food cake, twenty-five cents.
Try one. Winchester Bakery.
Fri.-Sat. limo.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
BILLY PAPKE STRIKES TOWN.
Nan Claiming TO Be Illinois Thun-
derboIt Makes Many Friends.


A fiaxen-hsired youth claiming TO be
Billy Papke, the Illinois thunderbOlt
blew into town last night and attracted
a whole lot Of attention along the Ave
nue.. being out for a good tine with a
large crowd OF friends. that crowd be-
ing greatly swelled when the name OF
the pugiiist was habded around.
When interviewed Papke modestly de-
clined 10 discuss ring matters at ali, say
ing he was out for a good tine. and had
set all business aside He visited many
Of the downtown cafes. and. taken all
IN all, al least proved an excellent draw
ing card for many Of these hasheries.
sports focking IN from alIAsides 10 get
a glimpse OF the famous welter-weight
fighter, who until a short while ago
held the worlds title in that class. The
fiaxen-haired one was prOfuse in favor
able comments upon the National Capital
and said II is his intention TO remain
here until late tonight when he leaves
for Chicago.
Many were unfavorably impressed with
the appearance Of the supposed Pugilist
His looks certainly belle the fact that he
is a scrapper. and the majority OF those
who postponed their retiring hour to get
a glance at the champion seemed OF the
opinion that the whole affair was either
huge college prank or else the fair
haired, regular-featured lad is a cunning
fmpOstOr-
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
OUAKERS PLAN INDOOR MEET
Friends School to Hold Carnival on
Saturday Night.
PreIiminaries Pulled OF Wednes-
day-FencInE Exhibition Is
One of the Features.

The thirteenth annual indoor meet IN
der the auspices Of the Friends Athletic
Council viii be held in the Friends School
gymnasium tomorrow night at 20
o'clock
The preliminaries Of the events. open 10
members OF the school only. were run of
Wednesday.
Last year the meet was a big sue
cess. both financially and from the list
Of entries. and those who are promoting
the meet this season are confident that
the entry list viii be larger and more
attractive than any OF those in previous
years.
The features Of the meet include an
exhibition OF fencing by Dr.. L. 4 MI
cheloni and Prof MessineO. and a potato
race By the smaller boys which is a.
ways interesting
The complete list Of events follows:
Senior high JUMP
senior bread JUMP.
Senior bar vault
intermediate high 5ump-
intermediate bar snap
Internediats broad JUMP
Junior high jump
Junior broad JUMP.
Junior bar snap
Potato T3ce-
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
RECTOR TO RACE WALKER
Virginia Flyer Agrees to Match on
June 25.
Olympic Team Athlete Also Decides
to Take Part in All College
Meets This Spring.

S2ecal % The Washington Herald
Charlottesville. Va, Feb 5.-On June
. J. a. Rector. the Virginia sprinter.
says he viii race Walker, the footed
South African. at Travers Island, y. 7.
Rector has also deciled 10 take part
in ali meets which are to be held on
Lambeth Field during the coming spring.
This VIII be a great addition 10 Viz
GINA already strong track team. and
other competitors wiz have a hard time
defeating Virginia IN any dual meets.
There are TUmOrs afost that Penn and
Virginia viii have a dual meet here in
the spring, but there has been no authen-
tic report OF this
The decision Of Rector 70 again return
to the einder path puts the fastest
sprinter in America into action. and
when Walker meets him in June. he viii
find different proposition than the one
IN London last summer. Rector IS out
on the track nearly every afternoon tax
ing exercise, but viii not begin regular
training until later in the season
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
LOS ANGELES SUMMARIES.

FIRST RACE-Ssven furlongs The Bear les
tButHelN. 70 3 Won; Nfolesey. l19 tNicGee} 10 TO
l second; Belisnicksr Ill Powers IS to ). third
Tine. Ia IS. Mary T. Barton also ran
SECOND RACE-F0U fJTl0ags SepulTedz. IL
CHcGee). even. won; Kiors III Powers. 70 .
second: The Wolf 10 lButWeIn % TO l. third
Tine. 0:7 %. Hclma : and Lady Shaler also ran
THIRD RACE-Six fIrlOngs. R0sslare IS walsh
i6 TO 5. woni lane Swift, loe CKeHnedy}. 70 5.
second: Belle of ITcguois. 10 lRusselD Il 70 l.
third. Tine. l.i2 Belle StT0me Mollie Aioutrose
lamar. DeoalaE, skye. and Albion II. also .sn.
FOURTH RACE-Oue Isile. Allevistor rs But
WeiD. 2 70 ]. TOR; PicssVay. rs sShiIiagl. TO
scccBd; Maid q Gotham. IS walsh Is 10 5
third. Tine. l.39 IS. ProeTcsS Wise Child. Ottiio
Iady Kitty, Charley Paine. HsrcoJTt and Manila
5 also ran
FIFTH RACE-Ons and one-ei-hth miles Alma
Boy. s9 NcGee). 70 2 won; Albert Sta. fs
Walsh. TO l. second: RubTic lo2 (Shillinr'. to
2 third Tine, i.sz Arcovrt John A.. Louis.
Cracksbct. ard Oberon also ran.
SIXTH RACE-SsTen furlongs. Spohz. l0s How
ard. 70 2 won: Calves. loo Powersl 20 ;
second; Prince of Castle Ios NIgsgrarel q 10 l.
third. Time -25. Needful. N Rsndolrh Res Del
Mundo. Cart. Burnett. and Haher also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-F7ve and one-hslf fr1rlonas
Shirley RossmoTe las tPozeEsi. 10 l. won. Mad
NusETaTe lo9 walsh. q ]. second: Tin O'Tooie
us CIeCarth7l, . &c !. third Tine. s6. Ira
nons-. MeChord. Red Mizzic, azd Reformation also
rzn
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
OAKLAND SUMMARIES.

FIRST RACE-Fire and one-haH f1riongz Autiro.
10 iArchibsldl. y 20 J. won, Old Settler. 1Cs
tCisrkl. l5 70 l. seooud; Brush Up. IOs lee. 9 20
2. thiTd. Time. 10 81 Deutschland. ]. A MaIlon.
Seven Full AlCihisdes. Funnyside Platoon. and
Transngte also rsu.
SECOND RACE-Th-se and one-hsH fu7ionrs
Amelia Rose. lo6 fBUtlerl 90 5 won. Alarmed.
Jos Clark 70 10 ]. se.lld Redeem. I0l Holmes
> 70 l. third. Tine. oi5 - Binoc7llsr The Golden
Butterfly. Cinnamon. Father Esgene, Warfare Louisa
Sanders. Cameo. and D.. Stoae also ran.
THIRD RACE-SeTen furionEs Centcr Shot 1G-
.Cisrki, 10 ), wO1i amelia le5 (Archlbzldi. g 10
! second; Argonaut. sS DeTeTichl. p 10 5 third
TIne. 1z9 rs Kstchemike. Tom Hayward. Ton
Shaw SIR LynnsFood. Miss Mazzori, Duchess Of
Mcutebeilo. and Strcke also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Ons nile. Don Eu-ioue lO7
iSooTaiel. 70 5. Won; Moorish King. 81 Deverichi
% J. second; The Peer. q fRoss) s 20 < third.
Tine. l-i5 2-l LoCiS5iIia Mafchlula. and Hen-v O.
slso Tan.
FIFTH RACE-Ons nile. Silver knight. loe
Vosperj, 20 70 / von. AksarBen. lo5 (SuIliranl.
20 l. second: 2 Piczro los (Butle-j, y to 3.
third Tine. Is S-5 Argent, Desconnets. Chit
teTlng. SeTsDade Miss Bootless, and Street Singer
also rzn.
SIXTH RACE-Six furioarz Little Sis. ls
(Taplin}- 70 ). won; Fancy us tKeogh). IS 10 70.
second; Joe Neslon us Ross 70 ]. third Tine.
III. Allness. Burnen. Flying Dance. Vronsky.
Nike Ashe7la. Golden Oracle. LackfOot and T. H.
Flshe-ty also rsn-
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
SPORTING SIDELIGHTC
By BILL BAILEY. ~

A sackcloth cocktail IS the proper drink
just now.
Rube WaddeH has started n celebrating
Lent by getting a divorce from his wife
The extremities Of Longboafs s20,OoO
legs seem 10 be cooling Of
The feet is home Now if we only had
Jimmy Britt. Jack Johnson, and other
American fighters back. We could sleep
sounder nights
Il is hinted that the young man who
blew into town last night and said he
was Bill PaDke. the Illinois thunder
bolt IS q phony. II he should turn out
70 be the real goods. We don't want 70
be credited with originating the rumor-
"Hypo' Reid says our column does not
show the class il did two months ago.
We always spoke wei OF him
We are enthused over the fact that the
George Washington University rife team
won from the National Guards. 'Rah.' -
(Only one "rah" for rife matches-)
Anybody who says Mr Thacher don't
know something about automobiles viii
have Us 20 deal with
Wouldn't Il be funny II a woman should
win The Washington HeraId-s baseball
pass? They say our fair ones are good
gUesSers-
Why Is q ''pay-as-you-enter carr
Yesterday would have been q fine day
for ice yacht racing.
Trainer lie Mat has set a good example
to Jack Sterrett- A pole vaulter Is sup
posed to get down 70 his lowest weight
lie Mat shaved Of his musJache several
days ago.
All the splinters gathered by Joe Tur-
ner from the Lyceum stage during this
week viii be separated from his person
and tied with q piece Of green ribbon,
and on March Il they wifi be given away
as souvenirs 10 the admirers Of the popu-
lar mat artist.
Down at Tom Walsh's pool-rooms yes
terday afternoon George Wiseman ran
forty-nine balls into the pockets consecu-
lively. many Of which were difficult
shots. The fftieth ball was a cinch, and
# the door had been left open the ball
would have been blown in, just Ike the
money that George won from an on
locker who asserted that George could
rot make a run Of forty
Pitcher Ed Walsh said 10 a Yale stu
dent last week: Don't pay any atten-
tion 10 a magnate who slObbers over you.
and don't sIobber over any club, owner.
else they viii only pay you half what you
are worth" Nice advice 20 an embryo
-aspit-balr Slabman.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26

New York, Feb. z-George Barnard, q
weli-known Australian sporting man, who
has just arrived in London, tells a re-
markable story about the Burns-Johnson
fight.
He says that before the mill began
johnson and his manager, sam Fitzpst-
rick, received an offer Of $1,000 in cash
10 throw the fight TO Burns. but that they
turned the proposition down cold.
Bernard also states that when johnson
and Fitzpatrick arrive in this country.
in about ten days, they win corroborate
his assertions.
He declares further that Jonnson had
Burns beaten in the first round. but that
the big negro evidently allowed his oppo-
nent TO stay because a quick ending would
have spoiled the moving pictures OF the
mill
According to Bernard, the gross receipts
Of the Burns-JOhnson fight were not
more than $4,000. instead Of $4,000 as re-
ported some time ago; also that the
Burns-Squires fight, at Sydney. drew a
Si5.0l9 gate, not one of 5000. Burns. By
the way, stated just after his crushing
defeat that ne would never return 70
America. He IS in Australia. but may 90
to England soon.
It looks as though Abe AtteH and Owen
Moran viii be matched soon 70 box ten
rounds at either the National OF the
Fremont Athletic Clubs AtteWs mana
ger SAYS that the American feather
weight champion viii box the Englishman
al 10 pounds. weigh in al O'Clock. AS
Moran can do 10 and be strong. there
appears 10 De no good reason why ar
ticles should not be signed without fur
ther delay.
Charley Griffin. the Australian pugilist
who meets Battling Nelson IN = ten
round bout at the National Athletic Club
tomorrow night. is the only man who
has ever knocked down Jem DriscolI. the
wonderful English feather-weight.
II was IN the eighth round Of their bout
in Boston recently that Griffin sent Dris-
coll 70 the canvas with a terrific hook
or the Jaw. .
The BritOn was very unsteady, as he
took a count on one knee. In the eleventh
round Driscoll, who had a grudge 70
settle, put Griffin away. and al the same
time took from him the Australian
feather-weight title
The Marathon fever is cropping out
again Johnny Hayes and Dorsudo have
been virtually matched 10 run over the
fun Marathon route in the Garden. prob
ably on March L. They have been dick
ering over the terms for some time. but
each has not covered the others forfeit.
Meanwhile DorandO viii probably be
matched with Matt Maloney for a similar
race. with a side bet, while Msloney will
tackle Patrick White. the champion long
distance runner Of Ireland in 2 Mara
thOn race on March ia the Sixty-ninth
Regiment Armory.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26

After considerable dickering the man
/ agements Of vHlanova College and Cath
oiic University of Washington have come
10 an agreement on a special relay race
for the Georgetown games Each man
viii run either go or 40 yards.
This viii be the first tine track team
has made an appearance in Washington
from Villanova- the entrance OF the re-
lay team yesterday completing the team
list Of contestants.
Capt. Julius Weber IS the best known
Of the vlllanova athletes. the leader OF
the Philadelphia school winning first
place in the South Atlantic A. A L. meet
two years ago
Besides Weber. vfilanova viii have
men in the sprints, high jump. pole vault.
and shot-put.
Bobby Maxwell. the famous Swath-
more football player, is coaching Villa
nova this season. and in a letter 10 Man
/ ager COrcorsn. Of the Georgetown meet.
| yesterday said he fully expected to see
his men defeat Catholic University in
the relay race and also secure points In
the individual events. even though his
prOtoges will have TO compete against
the best men that Yale. Princeton. Cor
nell. Pennsylvania. Carlisle. Virginia
/ Georgetown, and other colleges viii send
to the games
Fifth Regiment Enters.
Another relay race bound to attract
attention IS the regimental relsy race
Yesterday the entries Of the Fifth Regi-
ment OF Baltimore and the National
Guard Of Washington were received. ard
these added TO that OF the Richmond
Howitzers completes the list
In the Federal games the Washington
four and the Richmond team ran dead
heat The running of Of the tie at the
Georgetown games should attract a gen
erous amount Of interest as well as en-
thuslasm- The Howitzers. from Rich
nlond, will be strengthened by the addi
ton OF one Of their regular runners who
was forced 70 stay out Of the Federal
games on account Of sickness
Harry HiIIn1an to Compete.
Harry Hiumen, the famous New York
Athletic Club athlete. has finally on
sented to come TO the Georgetown games
and compete in the hurdle races against
the leading college tirlber-toppers in the
country. Hillman was a member OF the
American olympic games al London last
summer. and in the Georgetown games
will endeavor 10 break the indoor record
for - yards.
Martin, the crack Virginia hurdIer. viii
also run In the hurdles. and viii have an
opportunity OF testing his speed against
HTlman N the invitation hurdle race.
both men being placed on scratch in this
event
The GeorgetOwn-Vircinia relay race at
one mile for the Southern championship
Is arousing unusual enthusiasm among
Georgetown students GeOrgetown's team
has been strengthened the past week by
the addition e Rice, SchIosser. and Mont
gomery. and the Blue and Gray rooters
see visions OF a victory lowering around
the university. One hundred seats were
purchased az Hickman & Whites. 1919 G
street, yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
THOMAS IS KNOCKED OUT.
Hugo Kelly Lands Haymaker In the
Fifth Round.

New York, Feb 25.-Hugo Kelly, the
Chicago middle-weight. stopped Joe
Thomas. OF California. in the fifth round
Of a ten-round bout at the Fairmont
Athletic Club tonight.
II was not until the fourth round that
Kelly began TO assert himself Then ne
knocked Thomas down four times, the
latter being saved by the gong. In the
f9th round Thomas was foored three
times more, and when his case vas ap-
parently hopeless the referee stopped the
mill
Thomas, it was said later, took of too
much weight for the bout, and was phys
ically unfit Kelly. however, did not
cause a sensation by his work. which
was Of an inferior quality Either Ketch-
Ell CT Lsngf0rd would have an easy time
with the Chicago fighter. was the gen
eral opinion.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
INDOOR TENNIS TOURNEY.
Grant Knd Pe1 Land Straight sets
in DoubIes.

New York. Feb. Z.-WyHe c Grant and
Theodore R PeH gained the final round
to-day in the play for the National in
door lawn tennis doubles on the courts
OF the Seventh Regiment. They Won
from Gus-sve F. ToUchaTd and Or Will
ian Rosenbsum in a semi-finsl match in
straight sets. in which the beaten pair
had a chance in the second set only
Grant and PeT are 20 meet the winners
IN The other semi-insl match directly
after that IS completed tomorrow.
In the singles both fnaiists were deter
mined. ". s. Cragin. II. lost 10 T. r.
PeIl
The final round in the singles viii be
PLAYED Friday afternoon al o'clock
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
YIN. A. VS.. BALTIMORE.
Basketball Game on Tap for Next
Saturday Night.

Baltimore. Feb Next Saturday
night at the Central Y. N c A. the
Central basketball team will play the
Washington Y n c A IN the Triclty
League This game IS very important
and viii be most interesting. as il viii
decide q tie between the two teams in the
league. each having won seven and lost
two games
Both teams have been prsctiCing hard
II viii be the last time the two teams
viii meet in the Tricity League schedule.
and il IS also the last home game the
Centrals have scheduled for this sea
son
Mr.. Oswald 8. Lowsley, Of the Balti-
more Athletic Club. has consented 70
referee the game. The CentraTs lineup
viii be Henderson tcaptain) and Fry,
T.; Krieger. G.: Frederick and Roberts. d.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
Ruch Dancer Challenges.

Fernie Ehrnantraut. the popular buck
dancer Of this city. has posted forfeit
Of SO 10 bind a match to dance against
c KEEL. Kiel suggested that forfeit be
posted, so Ehrmantraut has already
complied with his request. and up TO
dste Kiel has failed 20 make good. The
money IS at Joe Turner'S.