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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-12-02
zELAYA NAMES TERMS
FOR HIS ARDlcArloN

Washington, Dec. 2.-President Ze-
lAya has made overtures to the revo-
lutionists intimating his willingness to
retire from the presidency OF Nica-
sragua, providing congress be allowed
TO select asprovisional president in his
stead.
This news comes from the United
sent late Sunday night.
s.sssI The dispatch said hat a recognized.
representative gof Zelaya has tele-:
graphed an adroitly Worded dispatch
revolutionists to the effect that
1t issruInored that Zelaya, recognizing
the weakness of his position, may re-
Hire arstRsc0nvening congress, all OF
theS@dalegates to- which are named and
controlled by; him, with a view to the
selection OF as0S8prOvisiOnal president.
.s General Estrada has sent the follow
Ing reply:
sss.The government OF General Estrada,
completely as4ured Of an ultimate tri-
umph. and much stronger than Ze-
laya. who with his accomplices owe
PREPARATION b the country, and Estrada
being the unanimous choice for presi-
sd~ent#01#fl1e liberal party, aided by the
conservatives, viii not accept any
terms other than the recognition OF the
provisionhl government established =,
transport Buffalo was reported,
todayaas having arrived At PanGIpa. It
will be termination In case Ola dem
onstrationSasainst Zelaya In Nicaragua,
Panama TO Corinto onsthe Paciac3 coast
sO6 Ntcaragua.a A Orders for the move-
simentS Of marines to Nicaragua have not
been issued by the navy department.
will they be until h state de-
spArtment g1ves the word.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-12-02

Dairen, Manchuria, Dec. "A storm
has ragged over Korea bay since Sum
day. The Japanese vessel Jinsen Marus
foundeled off Congampo, Korea, at the
mouth of the Yalu river. Other wrecks
are reported.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-12-02
JApANEsE MINIsTER NAMED.

Toxic, Dec. 1.-The appointment OF
8. Akidzuki. as ambassador to Austria
to succeed N. Uchidt, transferred to the
United States at Washington, was
Gazetted today. s.. Akidxuki has been
minister to Belgium.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-12-02

VETERAN MERCHANT Dies.
New York, Dec. 2.-Charles Stewart
Smith. one OF the last of the old line
merchant princes. who laid the founda-
tons Of their fortunes before the civil
war. died today aged u years.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-12-02
ALABAMA's MAJORITY
FOR LIQUOR IS HEAVY

Birmingham. Ala, Dec. g.
eelated returns today fail TO
change in any material aspect
the majority Of nearly $4,000
against the prohibition constitu-
tional amendment in the election
n:this state yesterday.
Six out of q total Of 81 coun-
ties gave q majority for the
amendment, and in those the fig
ures were small.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-12-02
JAPANESE VESSEL IS
LOST IN Big STORM
Fierce Gale Devastates City in
Oriental Land, and Many
Perish.

Toxic. Dec. "a fierce storm SWEET
over the vicinity of Shimonoseki yes-
terday and last night. The Kisagata
Marue, a Japanese vessel OF 1873 tons.
foundered and 1t is feared that all on
board were lost. Twenty-Five bodies
have been washed ashore. Many fish,
ing boats are also believed to have been
wrecked.
The piers and entertainments at sht-
have been badly damaged by
the high seas.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
Equity Court No. L.

No 80 Goodc rs Blod-ett. ar-iod and s1b-
mitted Attorney. r. T.. Shelley
No 32s. Moore Va polglas; order irstulcting
trustees Is to sale Attomry. e. F. Williams
Ia re lTucyi Clifford C.. kelsey. auditors re-
port confirmed
40 81. Wauacc p, al. rs- Puriy e al. same.
Att0mcT. g. F. Williams
No. 1sCs Grobc IS. Grohe. rrferred 20 examiner.
Attorneys. Laubcrt q Ycatnau-W- T. Ambruse
NJ &a9. Flynn rs. Flyru 20 al rvfeIred %
examiner. Attcmcys W A Combc-R. B. Bsh-
rrnf
Nc zsu Ed.on Trustee. Ct al. vs. stodda-t
e. a. decree Iro co1f-sso. Attorney. 3. WIlamsru-
So 1slsL AczCr rs. PscE a. al same. Attorneys.
T. T. Myers ard w. r. Acker.
No &l6l Horkrs rs Duer q a.; same. At
toneys. Bluy x Miner.
No Eil5. NcBiair VS. NcBair. aufito-'s To-
port confirmed Aitcuer. j. T. Darlington
No 23,i United States Building Crmlauy o.
al u.s. Walker o. o.. appearance q absent deb.
ordered ATTORNEYS. Berry q Mmor-E S. Barley.
No. s@6 Goodman e al S. Wpn e al
argued and submitted Atfruegs r. Burse-L-
Hufty. Slernan & Ler-h-Rslst0n & s.dIors.
No. 2c3j Cau-'hsrs vs. Melbou-ue- trustee ar-
uo'uted. bond sco Attorneys Gordon & Cor
don
No E-E Boswell vs Boswell argued ard sub
nitted Attorneys. J. Z. Padecrt. 2. Forrest. r.
T.. Downing ard g.. 4. BCrry-J. ". Latimer
Assignments f5f as-lsy.
No. ST. 3Ialonsy vs.. Maloney. Attorneys. d.
M Aldson-G. T.. Hoover.
No. 5f3 Hasler IS Williams AttO-urys Taylor
& BaldereCn- Bauerd & johnson.
80. A5 OTcrhoit vs.. Matthews. Attorney G..
n. Lamar-C A. Kcisvin.
No SO Walmsley vs. Walmsley e. al Attor-
DCrs C. T Hoover-Wiisll & Blackst0na-
No. SOL LeCEe VS LCcgie ATTORNEYS Albert
Sirters-J- T. HorEau.
No. 55 Arnold 7s. Arnold ATTORNEYS. ". C.
Gardner and f. n HopeWeI-E a Amhrose and
J. l. smith.
No. SIS. Barksdale vs. Morgan Attoneys. W.
son * Barssialc-Co.bert. Merton & White.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
JACKSONVILLE SUMMARIES.

FIRST RACE-six furlongs. Left Over. 100 CHau-
mani. % 10 I. won; Lillian Leigh. % tBrannonl. ?
20 5. second; kenmare Queen. 95 lReidl. thini.
Time. ID 20 Lady Chiffon. Half Sight. Kitty
Fisher. Fene, Lychorinda. Ben Asto Rose Arkle.
and Dear Marie also ran.
SECOND RACE-One mile. AIaleiictiou. l06
lowell, 20 !, won Jeanette NJ, 100 %. Mur-
phyl. 20 !. second; Auspicous. l01 Guftnl. third
Tine. las IS Enlist Belle Of the Ball. Elysium.
Bitter Hand. and OInamosa also ran
THIRD RACE-One mile and a flrl0ng. Paul
100 IT. smith. 70 I. won: Miss Viglant. l03
lowell. 10 ?. seoond: Separstor l07 (Franklinl.
third. Time. z12 5-5 Hugh Farrell Heart Of Hya-
cinth, DR.. Young. Helen Virginia. Betorling. Judge
SauTiey. OTonoca. and CoJntcnIand also nm
FOURTH RACE-Fiyc and one-haf hrlongs. No
QGarter. 9s Reid. % l. won; Don Hamilton. l95
Gore, 10 J. second; Momentum. % Noyen.
third Time. l:l2 2-5 Anna smith Youthful Gas
tlsWuod. Walter. Gordon Lee. and Kiamesha II also
an.
FIFTH RACE-Five fnlonEs. DOnaldO. q Davis
3 % I. won: Tackle g Branuoul. 70 ]. second /:
j. s. NfcAuister. 81 lFrauklinl. third. Time
! 90 Is. Pink Carnaton. Trcs Jolie. Griftcn, and
Fancy Dress also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Fiye furlongs. Halifax lOi
J0yel. , 20 5. won; Ycn3cr. lo2 IT. smith. to
5, second; Esrl's Court. q Reid. third. Tine
lO. Dixie Gold. Ralph W. Reside. Lucy Young
and Beucra also ran.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
OAKLAND SUMMARIES.

FIRST RACE-Six furiongs: selling. Right
Easy, q walsh. 20 ?. wOns Altamcr. l02 Tap
lin. 20 2 second; Phistina IS tKirschhauml
20 ]. third Time. LA %. Giyonui Balerlo. NOV
gorod. Babelais. Dorothy Ledggtt. Deyiser mozart
George klbom, r. FIaherJy, and Aunt kit also
ran.
SECOND RACE-FoT furiougs: puTsc Penn. l5
{ScoyiIcj. ( 90 !. won; Passenger 100 walsh
Is % I. second; Saiian. IS lUptonl. 3 10 J. third
Time o,45 Is Charlie HsrgTayc. Kiaug. ODD
Ross Amelia Rose Eddie tiranney Basel. Perry
johnson. and Dalmatian also ran.
THIRD RACE-SiX furlongs. John H. Sheehan
Us lTapinl 10 l. won: Tony Faust. ll6 Burns
10 8. second. Green Goods. l05 lCoburni I5 % l.
third. Time 33 SO. Ocsa. Adena. Anna L. Da-
ley, Darlington. Apto Oro Traffic. and Force also
ran
FOURTH RACE-Six furlongsi selling West
bury. IL iScoyillel. b. s. won: Don Enrique Jos
lTaplinl. y 70 L second. SewelI. ll3 CMentryl.
% l. third. Time, l-l5e5 WoodcUft and Bell
Uether also
FIFTH RACE-One mile and twenty Yards. SELL
ing. ScTerus. 100 (Glasnerl % l. won. Boggs. Iic
(Scovllel. 10 .. second. Ertct. S. Glass' . % 3
thiTd. Time. l:2 f5 knight Deck. Marian Casey.
BE Thankful. Hampton Beauty. and Rubric al-o
ran
SIXTH RACE-FIre furiongs: purse. Msduaan.
rs fFaDiinl. 70 . Won. Capt. John. 10 tNcutJl.
IS % 8. second Workhoz. is lRoreA. q 70 8 third
Time. Los 35. Lighthouse. Banthcl, Strike Out
sCrenade. Bishop W. FlamCless, Teunessee Boy.
and Sinister also ran.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
LOS ANGELES SUMMARIES.

FIRST RACE-selling; five and one-half furlonss.
aunt Polly. l0l tRettigl. Is 10 I. won Laujable.
l1 ~ Wilson,. IS 10 1. second; Work and Play
~ tbutWeiD, 20 J. third. Tine % Is Pacific
Electro, Miss Fairbanks Escalante Lady Kitty
aaoer. Iaxer. Tamar. FrOntenac. Esther NJ. The
sultan, Wistaria and Itan also ran
SECOND RAOE-Seling; one and one-eighth
niles. Silver Line. l02 lB- Wilsonl, 10 l. wen
3onyina. JOG Pagel. II 20 s. second: Joe Coyne
llo lRettigl. 10 TO I. third Time. l53 IS. Day
Star. Miss Naomi. Silver knight Quagga. Msss
Massoni. Bud Embry. and Necdful also ran.
Third RACE-Selng. one mile Ida May 81
o.. RUSSELL. 10 !. won: John Louis. lO4 tRice) s
to 1. second; Edwin T. Fryer. 100 lRettigl. 10 l.
third lime. IS 4-5 Hasty Agnes. First Peep
and John Carroll also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs; handicap Lady
lima. io2 Page. is 20 5. won: Col. Bob los RET
uSl. 10 20 l. secVad fOx POp1li uf (Archibald)
y to l. third. Time I:l2 Is. Fleming Tom Nc
Grath, Old Timer. and Gande Dame also raD.
FIFTH RACE-Selling: FIVE and one-half fur
Pio Pico. i66 (PreSnonl. 10 TO l. second; roIler u2
ARCHIBALD. 70 J. third. Tine l07 Senator
Barrett. Talarand GOssiper H. Ray Del Mrmdo
Neima c.. McOhord. korosilany and All Alone also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-Purse; seven hrlongs. Maure-
tania- l2 archibald 10 10 /. won: Grace c.. l07
tRussclD. 3 70 5. second SorTowfI. l03 Rice. 30
"a 1. tniTd. Time. l-5 25. Fern l.. Emma c..
Jane Laurel. al Princcless Jewel also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Selling: one and on-eighth
miles Logostilla. l02 &C.. RusselD. to I. won
tinancier. il2 (Rettigl. 70 l. seoOnd; sand Piper
100 tB Wilson,, 70 s. third. Tine - rs. Mont
claire. Charley Paine. King Of the Mist. Raleigh.
Timothy Wen. ard MOOlWlndor also ran.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
Circuit Court No. 1.
UrSTTCE STAFFOpn

Nc. fs9i7. Arlington Brewing Company ". stone
street; verdict for defendant Attorneys, l. A
Bailey-l. Tobriner
No 5g66. Gollan vs.. Greer: verdict for plaintiff
s9fs.S0. Attorneys. c. Link.ns and Clapin Brown
L. A. Bailey.
No 1896 Daniel vs. Campbell. order striking
nom calendar under 7le 80. Attorneys. Ralston 4
siddons and H. ". Wheatey-J0hu Ridout
No 1855 Raf rs Kessler Company: suit dis
missed AttorDeys. Crandal Mackcy-H. ". Wheat
ley.
No. E72F. Coagp vs.. Froedmaus Transportation
Company; order striking from calendar under rlle
g. Attorneys G. F. Collins-E. L Gies-
No 5l353 Louis vs. Wrights0n; Judgment by de-
fart Attorney. John Rilout.
No 5li6L Tho Washington Herald Company vs..
setow; lamc Attorney. Il. z. Burton.
No $3.50. Paine Lumber Company IS. May; same.
Attorneys. Dar Feyser x Taylor
No 5l42I Shanafet S. Elicit Ct al: tldgmen.
6y default against Elliott Attorneys. Dan. Pcy-
ser & TAYLOR.
No 5SSo. Wesley rs. Gaines Ct al; verdict for
defendant and against Investment company. At
tc-ucys. n. B. MOItOu-B T.. GaskiEs
No 5Gs3 Goldberg vs. American Ice Company;
Judgment by default and jury 0f inquest ordered
a.. Attorneys. Mark Stearman-G. 2. Hoover.
Assignments for TODAY
No 81. Berry & Whitman Company rs. Adams
ETlress CmTouy. Attorneys. z. s. McCalnout-s.
+ Thomas
No 4s952 Taylor vs. Heron ct al Attorneys. W.
H. Idnhns-C Z. Emig and W. t. Ambrose-
No rs johnson execItrix rs. Thomas. Attor-
neys. J. A. Hieks-L. Tobriner-
No ~ Harms 4 co. vs. Abrahanls. Attorneys.
J. l. Peysor-R 3. Behrends
No is2. Barnes vs. Title Guaranty and Tr7lsJ
COMPANY Attorneys. J. A. Toomey-P Philip Walker.
No 45l. Auglsierfcr Potbury. attorneys. NJ.
y. Rchardson-rlcker & Kenyon.
No $50. Frey IS. Carital Traction Company. At
tcrneys. ". r. Benham-R- r. Peuy Son and
&. z. Dcnlop-
No. i6i. Davis ~ Anacostia and Potomac Rail-
road Company. Attorneys. ". g. Gardner and L
y HcpeWeli-J }. Darlington.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

The resignation of Capt. ALFRED ROFDER Phil.
ippine Scouts has been accepted By the Presi
Leave of absence for two months is granted Cant.
PATRICK H. McANDREW. Medical Corns
Leave Of absence Tor two months IS granted Frs;
Lieut. WILLIAM o. CUTLIFFE. Medical Re
serve Corps.
The leave q absence granted CAPT. PAIL 4
WOLF. Fourth Infantry United States AHnarv
Prison. Fort Leavenworth. Kaus., IS extended
ten days
Lielt. Col. JOHN B. BELLINGER DEPUTY o1ar-
teTmaster general. VIII assume charge OF the Of.
nce Of chief quarteunaster Department Of Cali
Io-nn. during the absence ca leave Of L5cut
Col ROBERT r. STEVENS.
CAPT. CHARLES r. HUMPHREY Jr Twelfth
Infantry. Is detailed for service and 20 an a
vacancy in the quartermaster's department vira
Capt. FRANK J. MORROW. quartemaster.
who i relieved and assigned 70 the Twelfth
First Lieut. WALTER H. SMITH. signal Corrs
Is relieved from duty with Company J. Sirnal
CorIs. and win uroceed from Fort sam Hous-
ton 20 Fort Oglethorpe.
Leave Of absence fer three months With r,er7nis-
sion to apply for an extension uf one month. is
granted Capt GEORGE c. BURNELL. Signal
C0rTs
First Lieut. FRANKLIN r. KENNEY. United
States Army. retired recruiting officer Chicago.
win proceed 70 MishaTaka. Ind 10 get eyi-
dence necessary 10 complete trial Of an enlisted
man.
Leave Of absence fer two months IS granted First
Liert JULIEN Z GAUJOT Eleventh Cavalry.
The leave Of absence granted Mai PERCY T.
Triple. TArd Cavalry. is extended ffteeu
days-
The following named officers are detailed 10 enter
the next class 40 the Army Signal school and
win report at Fort Leavenworth. Cart.
CHARLES r. HEPBURN. CAPT. OTTO A.
NESMTTH. Capt WALTER l. CLARKE
Capt HENRY ". STANFORD. and Can't
CHARLES : WALLACE
First Lieut.. CHARLES r. LEONARD. Seventh
Infuntry is detailed 10 enter the next class ~
the Army Signal School.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
RrAI ESTATE TRANSFFR<

Bloomingiale- Frlterck n. SteTens 90 % Rus
sel p. kim. iot ls. block !. So Russell h.
King % Fredesick r and Katherine K steiiens,
same land SO.
Twenty fourth street. h0rWcel = and II streets
n1rdrcst-Eilcu r Carr % Nina 7. Beau, raEt
original l1- IS. square 81 So
Addition 20 Ie IToit pdrk-Ro~et-a n Fawcett 90
Gertrude =. Lewis lot g. block =. SO
Merriam Hil-AIhan II. Nixon e. uX- % Heuretta
NJ HALLIDAY. lofs 5 and O. BOOK T. SO
Kal0rlma Heights Henrietta NJ Halliday b Allan
Il Nixon. PARK 90, a. block ; SO
Barry Pam Edward j. Bond and John T. Massey.
trusfces. % Monumental savings Assocation. lot
T. section G. $50.
Moore & Rarbour's scc7ud Addition % Washing
to1-lames Martin et 20 Lucy F. Beelran.
lot So block s. SO
Lo D-oit Park-Gc-rgs ". Tuner 20 Hortcnse
Wallace Turner. De- a. block 2. SO.
- Third strect ncrthcast-Chares L. Etaugh - ux.
% Clarence 5. Thomas sad Anna N. Inonaas.
ict 81. square l5i. So
ALcy between Ihlrtseu-h aud Fourteenth ard
ard streets soltheast-Josephine r Ioncs 20
James p. Heimer lC-s a. .. IS and s. square
leil, SO
TWENTY FIRST and / streets Earthwcst-W- Wallace
thisuru and HAIRY A Kite 20 F. Gerrrade
Pas. lot S.. slIsre q. So
= street. between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
lcrtseast-Jchn r Lerner and Gasherle De
Wit. trustees. % Charles and Acdie j. Bo1d.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
DEEDS OF TRUST-

Square ss6-Agues r. Robinetts 90 VIZ. Augustine
10 Harry s Welch and John n. Graf % secure
Helen R. weIeh. S7Oo. year. Is months ard 3
years Der cent. semi-aunuaIly lot .
Square 3l-Nina F. BeaG e. viz Carton n. To
Frank J. DieDdonne and james Berry 20 secure
PerDetuai Building Association. 500. part o-iy-
maj lot 3
Moore q Bar5our's Second Addition 10 Washing
ton-LuCy L. Beelman % National savings and
Trust Company. % secure 500. 3 years S pCr
cent. seui-annually. lot s.. block s.
squire l2i2-John L. Perkins 20 Charles p stone
and Charles W. Fairfax e, secure Carlton NJ
Beal. $500. years. per cent. scni-anuually
Square g5-Ernes,ine F. Tsrfiaser 20 Christian
teuroh ard Fred s Gichner. % secure Ernest
Gic1ner N--N wears. per eent seniannual-
ly lut l9
Square 75i-ClaTerce s and Anna n. Thomas TO
Frank j. Dieud0nn5 and james Berry. 10 secure
Perpetual Building Association. s. 900. lot So
Square sl4-LeO treschickter q ux. % AIyer Cohen
and Charles F. Roberts 20 secure ". Oliver
Murray SLoo. y and IS months S pcr cent
sCmi-anuually lot e.
CleTeland Park-Ella +. sherman % vir. John. 20
X "homas Robinson and Charles q. Allen. 20
secure Il. Rozicr Dulany. trustee S5.S6l g. s. T.
ana - months per cent. soIni-annuaIly n7rt
squire l0o7--Charlcs and Addic J. Boyd 10 John
b Larncr and Henry +. Woodard 10 secure
John 3. Larncr and Gssherie De Wit; trustees
S-s-s-, and ? ye2rs. per cent. semi-annually
Clev-llsd Park-N iliam L. Browning 81 ~. n
Frederick A feuning and Bates Waren &c
secure Marcia NJ Livingston. $3.50. years s
per cent. ssmiannually Tar.
square Slo-Aunie T. Bergin 10 Clarence r. Rbeers
and Herman +. Gasch. 20 seclre the German
American Fire Insurance COMPANY. $50 3
years. 81 pr cent. seUi-arnlally. lot g.
Pleasant lla.ns-Anuie H. Cav e vir Richard n
te Joseph a. BlukaTt. 70 secure J. MAY No-ri-
son. si.7ao year. Der cert lot 6i5
Square l6l-Samuel T. Jones et uX % Christian ]
'Fcckcler. 20 secure Robinson White Ss75 month
ly payments. per cent. semi aunJlaIlv lot g
square s0I-Mary F. W!c-iGe 20 John y. Larner
and John 4. Hamilton. 20 sec7ire the Wash
ingion Loan ard Trust Company. $50. years.
= Ter cent. semi -aun'aily. part original lot g.
sQuore slo-Annio L. Rergin % Francis A. Biundon
and Flogd l. Davis 10 secure George Z. Pun
phrey ard George y Palmer Sl.lOo. 70 $
Ino1ths. per cent. scEnl-anuUaIIy. lot o.
Square lsl-T1onas j. Sheridan et ux 10 William
f. EcnouSton and Louis X. Peak 70 secure
Charles + Marsh, $50 November s. 1911 s
per cent semi-suuually. lot l0l
Square loS-Ethel Manfred % National Savings
and Trust Company. to secure American Sc
eEity and Trust Company trustee 800
months, per cent. lots s. and 81.
Square s33-Aiary B. DrUWn e. Vir Wilbur F. 10
Joseph J. Darlington and Blair Lee. to secire
the Washington City Orphan Asylum. $500 3
years. per cent, semi-annaally. par; original
lot &
MFoFe & Barbou's Second Addition to wasbinF
ton-scThie II. HELEN 60 American Security and
IruSt Con1pany. 70 secure National Savings and
II7ist Company, S.ooo. monthly payments, per
cent. lot 52, Olcck
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
GALLAUDET WINS OUT
Washington College Team
Goes Down, 4 to 3.
DILLON PITCHES GREAT BALL
Kendall Green Boys Use the Stick
with Telling Effect While Visitors
Are Unable 20 Secure More Than
Three Safeties from SOuthPaw
TwIrIer-RaIIy Causes Excitement.

In a hair-raising contest the Gallaudet
College nine took the speedy Washing
ton College aggregation into camp yes
terday afternoon at Kendall Green. When
the smoke OF the battle cleared Off the
score stood TO in favor Of the home
team
Dillon. Gallaudet's star southpaw. toed
the slab for the Buff and Blue, and his
pitching was a special feature Of the
game, the visitors being blanked for three
innings and able 10 connect with his de-
ceptivc drops safely but thrice.
For Washington College. Baden was in
the box, and was hit rather freely.
Sharp fielding by his teammates kept
down the score
Morris started the FUN for GalIaudet by
singing 10 right, stole second while Arras
was tanning. scampered home on Hower's
clean drive to left. Bell sent a long
single 10 center, scoring Hover. O'DOn-
nell was given life al first on Kelley's
tumble of his grounder. Battiste grounded
TO NoOnan, but the shortstop threw high
TO first. allowing Bell TO score. Dillon
famed, ending the inning
In the third Hover made the third
earned run for Gallaudet, when he singled
over NOonan and raced home on Bells
slashing double TO right center.
The visitors first run was scored in the
fourth on a single by Pruitt, Bells juggle
Of NOonan's sod cutter and Battistes drop
Of Dillon's throw Of Cross grounder,
which scored Pruitt Turner grounded
out to pitcher Noonan was thrown out
al the plate on Knotts' bouncer TO How
er. the decision being a close one. Jump
closed the inning by rolling 10 ODOnneI
In the sixth Knots secured a free tick
e., stole second as Dillon was retiring
Jump on strikes. and crossed the plate
on Battiste's high heave 10 third. after
the Gallaudet nrst sacker caught How
er's throw retiring Kelley. Baden went
out a Ia strikes.
The Gallaudet crowd got a scare in
the ninth. as the Washington College
players made a desperate effort to pull
the game out OF the fire. Cross grounded
out 70 O'DonnelI. but Turner singled 10
left, stole second. and Hover was safe
at the home corner or Batdste's throw
in OF Knotts teaser.
The big Washington first sacker i'm
mediately purlOined O'DOnnelrs sack and
went to third on Jumps out via O'Don-
nell and Battiste. Kelley was passed
and stole second. but Dillon took care
OF his opposing pitchers bOuncer.
The Gallaudet players seemed TO have
their batting eyes in good condition.
Bell leading the team with a double and
two clean singles Noonan and Pruitt
shined for the visitors al short and third
respectively, the third sacker's running
catches Of three twisting foul flies.
famed by high winds and dust, being
heartily applauded.
The Gallaudet Indian. Battiste. ac-
cepted sixteen chances. several OF them
In his usual one-handed stab style OF
high and wide throws
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
PASSES UP LANGFORD
Jack Johnson VIII Not Fight
a MiddIe-Weight.
LIKELY TO TRY KAUFMAN
Would Not SidesteP a Chance to
Meet Stanley KetcheH for a Forty
five-rOuDd Battle Before Cali
fOrnin CIub-Britt Also After the
Big Californian for "a Bout.

New York, April 7.-Unless Jack John
son deliberately fiunks, as he did in the
match with Langford, arranged for May
"a. in London. he Will probably be
matched with either AL Kaufman or Stan
ley Ketchen for a battle Of forty-five
rounds to be decided at Colma, Cal.
some time next summer.
Johnson. having been completely ig-
nOred by Jenries. came out to-day with
the announcement that as kaufman had
covered his 5000 forfeit, the latter was
in line for bout Johnson said that ne
intended 10 sail for England in about
two weeks TO fH music hall engagements.
but under no circumstances would he
indulge in a fight with iangford for the
reason, given by the champion. that
Langford is a middle-weight. and must
get into the heavyweight class before
he is entitled TO a match
DOdges "A MiddIe-vveiEht.
Johnson's excuse for crawling out o.
his fight with Langford VIII not hold
water inasmuch as the latter can fight
al 10 POUNDS. and met Johnson three
year, ago when Weighing less than IB
pounds But, passing up Langford, John
son said to-day that when ne returns
from England some time in June ne Will
be ready 20 fight Kaufman en- the Coast
Meanwhile Johnson viii have chance
TO dodge a fight with KetcheU, for pro
moter James Coffroth. who runs the big
fights at COlma. has Just announced that
he viii hang up a $4,000 purse for "a
forty-hve-round battle between Johnson
and KetcheH. to be decided on July 4
or rather July 5. as the 4th Of July falls
on Sunday
Willis Britt. KetcheITs manager. has al
ready accepted COfrOth's offer
ketchen is ready TO meet kaufman in
4 ten-rOUHd bout week ago DeIany
offered TO forfeit Kaufman's end of the
purse II the latter did not knock Ketcheu
out inside OF ten rounds.
Britt declared that he had $500 10
bet on the side that Kaufman could NOT
accomplish the above feat,