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The Washington herald., 1910-11-18
YALE IS READY.
Hold Final Practice for Harvard
Game.

New Haven, Nov 17-The Yale varsity
football team had its final practice for
the year at the Yale football field this
afternoon, and now is ready 10 meet Har-
ward. The practice was secret and sud
denly there came the unexpected sound
OF a band from beyond the gates and
the cheers from 1863 Yale threats. a
surprise party for Capt DAILY and one
pulled of against his orders. Capt.
DAILY told his friends that the secret
practice was more necessary than dem
onstration. and the undergraduates de-
cided that he should have both.
So they planned II that the procession
would arrive at the field few minutes
before the practice would be over and
then made a triumphal entry. They went
in and saw Corey kick goal from place
ment from the 25-yard line. That ended
the practice.
sixteen members Of the squad went Il
Meriden this evening TO stay at the
Meriden Country Club tomorrow.
The Yale coaches are confident OF VIC
tory. especially Thorne and Tom Sheylin
who can see nothing to 1t except the
Blue.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-18
MOORE WINS SKATING RACE.
Large Crowd Sees Victor Defend
Title az the Arcade.

Lyman Moore. champion skater OF the
South, last evening successfully defended
his title against all Corners before a
crowd Of several hundred persons at the
Arcade Skating Auditorium.
However. In order to win he was forced
to the limit by several dark horses. -
who bid fair 10 win honoTs before the
season is we'll under way The race in
its early stages developed into a nip-and-
tuck affair between Moore and Walker
Colston. champion OF Virginia Moore,
by clever squirt on the final "trip around
the course, pulled away for a victory
by a scant margin Of few yards
Frank Haske, y. VI. c. A. entrant,
was of TO q Door start and was unable
to overcome the handicap. He fought
gamely until the final lap but was I'M
able TO place, Second place was won
by Colston, while Carroll Donnelly, who
last season won the schoolboy champion
ship II the District. finished third.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

South Carolina and Kentucky avenues southeast
Square lS9. half interest in lot {; David NJ.
Bildreth e TX. 70 Anita s. ToTey, SO
Virginia avenue northwest, near Twenty-hrst street
South Of square lo4. lots g TO- and Il: Frank
J. PHELPS Ct ux. to JESSE W Rawlings So
Volta place northwest. between Thirty-third aud
Thiriyfourth stree;s-Square l254 part Of lot
rs; George J. Fitch 70 George 7. Fritch &
Sons CCmpany. Inc. SO
Columbia Heights Lot 49, block 81 George JohaEres
ct ux TO Mary Winifred Soieau SO.
New Hampshire avenue northwest. Twenty-hrst
street, near street-Squsre %. all interest in
part q l0t 4 Isabella Fitzgerald 10 Thomas ].
Hurnsy, SIC
Nrw Hampshire avenue northwest. Twcnty-frst
street, near stTeet-Square g. part Of lot q;
Thomas J. Huney 10 Isabella Fitzgerald for
lifel and remainder 10 Catherine NJ Conan
joseph A. Fitzgerald. and Isabella F. Hal. So
Barry Farm-Part u lot II. section I William H.
Underdue ct ux. and Bruce X. Underdue Ell ux.
20 Carson T. Johnson $40
kande Highlands Square Sal lot !; the United
States Realty Company 10 Emma =. Laurer SO
Rande Righlands-SquaTe 55e4 lot 81; the United
States Realty Company TO John T. Mcdaniel,
Floral Hnl-square 5s7s lots a, IS IS. and IS;
square 55I9 lots and s; sluane $50 lot Is
square 55s5. lot s: square $3.50. lot Is square
SOS. lots IS and Is; the Washington Loan and
Trust Company trustee, to John T. White, 81.
Floral HlI-Square 55Is, lot 2; George v White
70 John T. White, 81.
Floral Hiu-square S57s lot .; John T. White Ct
ux 70 JOhni B. LaTner s..
Scheltzen Park-L0ts g and s. block ?. Edward
T. Cd9noud Ct ux 10 James n Dryslale SO
Maryland avenue and Tenth street northeast
Square eel part Of lot IA James 81. Dry sdaIe
10 Neal p. Crimond, SO
FernWoOd Heights-I0t p. block l. J. Harold No
Dowell to Eugene T. O'DauieI and Mary Helen
ODaniel SO.
Dobbins' Addition-square sos. lots 80 and 81;
Edward II. Dulin ct ux.. Blanche $, 10 J. Id
ward Bates SO.
whitehaven and Harlen-Lot 81. bIock 5: Michael
+. Mangan 10 Laurence .O'Dea ct TX, Edith
l. O'Dea. So
gl Fifth sTeet northeast-SqaaFe s3S lot 80; John
A. Mcran u NJ. Eileen MoFan, SIC
/ PetRorth-Square SliT lot 3 Robert H. HartShoTn
ct AK. to James ". Powell SO.
Petwgrth-Lot ~ block >; Eliza B. Buckingham 10
John ". Koar et ux SO
/ East Capitol street northeast between Sixth and
Seventh streeis-sausre scs. part q lot g. John
| g. Head, Ge,rge +. Hamilton. ard Daniel W
Baker. committee, 70 Rosa II. Martyr SIC.
Addition TO BeiaT Heghts-Iots TO- II and a.
block g. Americas Security and Trust company
/ executors and trustees to Margaret Gilliard
ParSpns. $3.50.
Sixth street southeast. between B and c streets
Square SIS. part Of lot Is; Joseph ]. Darlington
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Saturdays, 8 P. NJ.

and John Quinn. trustees. 10 Henry E. Stop
sack 1855
CaIEhrdgs place near Thirtieth stTtet-Square I2s2
lot 27; ". Wallace Chiswel and Harry A.
Kite 70 Annie Laura Thompson, SO
BrlghtwOOd Psrk-SquaTe 2so5 lot o.; Thomas He
Evans 70 John d. Earle, SO
FeTnvoOd HeightS--Lot 81 block l. Eugene =.
0Dauiel q ux. TO ]. Harold McDoWelI So
Dobbins' Additon--squaTe sos lot 30: J. Edward
Bates = 70 MAY ID. Donnelley $40.
Beaii's AdEentwe-SIuare SAG. lots 40. A. and 20:
John w Glennsn TO Jams Glenusn, $40
Moments Additi0n-LOt E-l64; Alexander Hunter
ct TX. 70 Edward ]. Taylor. 81.
n street southeast. between Thirteenth and F1I-
teenth sireets-squsrs l0z7. lot a.: James ".
Powell ard Caroline E. Powell to Robert 81
Hartsho-n aud Lillian n. HartshoEn, SO
The Washington herald., 1910-11-18
YALE WILL IN,SAYS COY.

New Haven, Conn, Nov. IT,
Ted Coy said this mornings 81
have no reason 10 change my
opinion, expressed several days
ago, that ! think Yale viii win
from Harvard ON Saturday. Every
thing IL going along very well,
indeed. it's going 20 be n much
harder proposition than last SAT-
urday, mind yOu, bat ! think Yale
will pull cut the winner. The
players are in me shape, aad
we are not worrying over that
end of the business. We will
show those Harvard people some
thing Saturday. And we will
win"
The Washington herald., 1910-11-18
NAVY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE.
MIddies 10 Play High-eIass Teams
This Season.

Annapolis, Nd, Nov. 1.-THE following
schedule OF the Naval Academy basket
ball team has been arranged:
Dec. lo-Baltimore Medical College.
Dec. lT-LoyOla COllege.
Dec. 2f-Princeton.
jan New York University.
Jan. l4-Univefsaty Of Pennsylvania.
Jan. u-City College Of New York.
Feb. 4-SEarthmOre.
Feb. li-GeoTEetoWn.
There is a smaller number OF games
than last season, but the midshipmen' S
opponents are. as a rule. OF higher class
than formerly Additional games may be
arranged. All contests will take place
at Annapolis.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-18
ASKS $4,000 DAMAGES.
Richard II. COOney sues Railway
Company for Injuries.

Richard T. Cooney yesterday brought
suit against the Washington Railway and
Electric Company for 10000 damages for
alleged injuries received in alighting
from a street ear on December 81 last.
Morris Stein, trading as NJ. Stein & Co,
yesterday filed suit against Nathan Horn,
claiming $4,000 damages for alleged
SANDER IN September last
The Washington herald., 1910-11-18
BOUT HAS QUEER LOOK.
Willie Lewis just shades Dixie Kid
I'm Ten-rOund Mil.

New York. Nov. 17.-In a ten-round bout
that caused much severe criticism. Willie
Lewis had small margin over the
Dixie Kid, welterweight champion, at the
National Sporting Club tonight. At
times ii appeared as il the men were not
Overwilling In their exertions. both miss
ing blows and clinching TO kill time.
Lewis had slight advantage in four
rounds, three were in the colored mans
favor. and the others were even UP.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-18
COLONIAL LEAGUE
DISTRICT LEAGUE
DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE
Hotel Clerk Taken Back.

Sherman X. Hill, the hotel clerk wanted
in Bridgeport. Conn, was taken to the
New England town yesterday IN custody
OF Detective Edward CrOnan. He viii
face a charge OF emEezzling $1,000. Mrs.
Pearl c. Dayton also boarded the train
with the detective.
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Lawsuits.

No. 5S062 Richard l. Cooney ~ Washington
Railway and Electric Company: damages, SO Oo0,
Attorney d. J. Lambert and r. D. Yeatmzn
No 5592 +. II. Snyder & CO. vs.. Harry Alen;
account, SIS. AttorneF. J. ". Shea
No 500 William NJ Terrell et al vs. Aulics
Palmer et a.; Tepleyin. Attorneys, slenan &
Lerch-
No. sos. William Hall ct III. vs. New YORK
Loan Company; damages, 500 Attorney, P. W
Frsby.
No $500. MDhau-Brys Company vs. Gormly-
PointOn Company; account, S4419 Attogneys, ].
A. Hicks and T. s. Bailey.
No 53oss, J. Kendrick Upton vs. J. X. FeHot
appeal. Dafend2nt's attorney, {. 6. Hillyer.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-18
MARYLAND AGGIEs FIT.
Play 81. Johns Eleven az Annapolis
Tomorrow Morning.

Tomorrow Morning.
College Park. Md, Nov. 1.-THE foot
ball game between the Maryland Agri-
cultural College and st. Johns will be
played in Annapolis Saturday morning at
II o'clock instead OF the afternoon. as
previously arranged. The Aggies. accom-
panied by the student body and many
friends. will leave College ParR at 7:40
o'clock on two special cars.
The team is in fine shape, and Coach
Aston is confident OF victory.
The lineup will be as follows: An
drews, left end; Posey, left tackle;
Woodward. left goal; Koehler, center;
Williams, right goal; Mudd. right tackle
Kent (captain), right end; Shipley. quar-
ter; Burkett, left half; Binder. right half,
and Trax, full back.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-18

No 81. IN re extension Of Nineteenth street
condemn land. Attorneys. L. H. Thomas and ]. 7.
smith
No o. IN r widening OF FInt street north
east. same Attcrneys same.
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Equity Suits.

"a. 2-77. Resale X. De Birnsy ct al. vs.. Karl
Kuellherg Fl al substitute trustee Attorney, G.
". owen.
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CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. So In r. extension Of Columbia road verdict
q jury fled
No. sa. In 70 extension Of Nineteenth street
order q publication.
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JUSTICE WRIGHT.

SbnA4AB NAlHHLs
No 3SI6 United states vs. Harvey NJ Lewis
et al. violating section $40 r. S. L. s. on trial.
ATTORNEYS. II. +. Davis. c. II. syme, g. p Hoover.
and n. ". Sullivan
The Washington herald., 1910-11-18
Bankruptcy Court.
niafricf Cnurf.

JUSTICE STAT FUhD
No. 80 In re William ThOrnburn: hearing on
discharge fixed for December q
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DISTRICT COURTS
Court OF Appeals.
Adjourned until December 8.
Equity Court No. 1.

JUSTICE SfAffDED.
40. ZH4s In re- Harry q. Minister Lucas ?. Low
ing appointed additional trustee; bond = .ue At
tornrY. NJ d. Rosenberg
No. 9g76 United states ". Waldbers: dscTes
pro eohfesso Attorneys c. A. Wilson and J. A
Cohh
No. $3.50. Rarey vs.. Harvey; time to take sssti-
mony extended. Atternsys, j. Z. Howard. L.
Lsskey.
No. 2sasg johnson Ys. Boston: references to audi
tor. Attorneys. p. II. MarShall-W. NJ. OrAy.
No 2ssl6 James Es. james. bill dismissed: APPEAL
Attorneys. +. u. Blaokistone-G. H. Macdonald and
i. J. Ryan.
No. via Bel Va Bel: rule returnabis No1cn-
Der 3 Attorney. n. T. o Bnen-
liz re Ounscyj Daniel Res; rule discharged and
account Of committee referred 70 auditor.
No. 259. Reyeis Garrett; Injunction DIS
solved upon qualifying executor. ArtOrneys. l.
Williamson aud q. T. Collins.
No. 2ssS Nichols vs.. Granite ststs Pine InsuF-
ence Company argued and submitted Attorneys.
r. NJ Thomas and +. G. Dutton-W. G. Ciephano-
Assignments f0z November Emotions:
No. IS. Mayer v. Mayer. Attorneys. Leckis ful-
ton 4 -Doualdson. Davis & Archer.
No. 8. DTuy Is Pressy. Attorneys. BaideTston-
Leighton. Tucker d Kenyon.
No. s.. Thomas Va Smith. Attorneys, Handy
smith
No. 50. Gaddis "a Forrest Attorneys. Archer
Smith-tiardneT.
No. 80 Patterson "a Fu. Atturpeys Davis
Merillat- Marshall.
NO - hWt} "a Hui''' A'''---'''
HooEef
No y. c4rlden VS. Middleton. Attorneys.
BAiley-Jaekson a Colbert.
No. ss Cehton Is. johnson. AttovneTs, james
Calvert 4 Ridout.
No. iG. Campbell Us. Campbell. Attorneys.
White Ridoat
No. lG. Cerrisler Us. vyns. Attorneys Tucker
& Kenysl-COlbeTt.
No. lo6 Marsh Is. Basiable. Attorneys. Mackey
& BerTy-Isylor & Hoehling
No. lO7. sullivan Is. Knights q MaecAheesy At
t0Tneys Ganiner-DOsle.
No. io9 Lee ". Lee. Attorneys. Bsiley-Gresn.
No. III. Toerfer Va TOPPER. Attorneys. Moui-
tou-Brown.
No. lI3 Higgins vs.. Higgins Attorneys. Colo
day & Amtrose-Kimbsll s. Flynn.
No. rs. Paine vs.. Moore Company. AttorDeys
Meriilat-Peyser & StrssburseT.
No III. sands IS Early Attorneys. Warren
Sullivan Darlington & Foe
No. ia. Hin IS. PickfoFd. Attorneys Douglas
Ridout q Ferguson
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Assignments Tor November ls-MotioDs:
No. s. In dunacyl Daniel Rees. Attorneys
Duysll- Hender.
Toomey.
No. 81 Meloy ct al. vs. Washington National
Building and Loan Association. Attorneys, Codren.
fleming. Gardner d Hume-Norton.
No q. Achter kirchen st al Hoffman Il al.
Attorneys. Wolf RosenbeTg-DaH. PeyseF a
Taylor.
No los Harvey Va. Harvey ct Al. Attorneys.
DaTr-Johns0n.
No. lO6 Ross Va Palmer ct al. Attorneys, Rid
out-Ges.
No l0. Helm rs. Helm Attou.sy GieA
No. 10. Lester rs Lester Ct al. Attorney. Smith.
No IL Wyviu vs.. Daly et al. ATTORNEYS, To
briner & Burkart-BEandenhHg Bailey e al
No ~. Rabbit - Rsbbtt Ct al Attorneys.
Mcneil Darlington.
No lie. pancosst vs. Willard Hotel Company.
Attorneys, Tucker, KENYON & Msefarland- Gittings
& Chambeflin.
No. Ils. Irelan Is Kendall a al. Attorneys,
Dsriinernn-Nath & G r. Wilson
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Circuit Court No. /.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No 50Z7T. KIksudall q al vs.. Williams et a.
verdict for plaintiff for $50. Attorneys Rslston.
Siddons & Riohandson-W Ii. White.
NJ is9s2 Griffith. executor, vs. Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company order for refund Of de-
posit. Attorney, W. G. Gardner.
No asSS acNamsra Washington Terminal
Company; On trial. Attorneys. Leckie. Fulton &
Cox-Hamilton. Colbert, YeTkes & Hamilton
Assignment foI to-dsy-MotionS
No. /. State Of Colorado. &c. rs. Small After
neys Prentiss-Edson.
No. . SchoGeld vs.. O'Couneu Attorneys. Lexis.
Fulton & CoxNDarF. Peyser s. Taylor.
No. g. Harris vs.. Board q Education. Attogneys
Dam Bslderston-Peelle.
No. T. Nelson vs.. WashiI gton Railway and Flee
trie Company. Attorneys, Happier MeriuAt-Sul-
Ivan & Hoover.
No. s. Donaldson Is interstate Amusement Com
rany. Attorneys. PeTguson-X0f.
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. saei. r. Harris & Co vs.. Abrshsms; non
SUIT. Attorneys J. l. Peyscr-R. B. Behrend.
No. 44s2l. Baltimre Buildf and Loan Associa-
tion Jennings; trial. Attorneys. g. II. Ia
mar and MILAN & snlith-John ISidout and Carlisle
* johnson.
Assignments for November ls-Motions.
No. !. Thomas IS. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys Lannbcr1 a Yeatmzn-H1mll-
ton, Colbert. Yerkes & Hamilton.
No. 3 Moehenyai VI. Rudolph ct al. Attorneys,
McNeLl--In0maS.
No. 1. POLAND Va Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys. Sleman. Lerch a Collodsy-Perry.
No. 5 Huth Hall. Attorness, Montague &
MOriarity- Easily Smith
No. g. Warren vs.. Herald Co Attorneys. Git
TINS 4 Chamberlain-BeTTy & Minor.
No, Z BeTmann vs. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys Lanbert-Perry s Sen and Dunlop.
No. 5. United Malls Company vs. Gatchell. At
torneys Clagett-Leekie, Fulton s. Cox
No. g. Craner Hurd. Attorneys. Biney 4
Lester-FoTd.
No. TO- Corning vs. Rothschild. Attorneys. Peg
seT-Whea1ley.
No. Il. Bishop vs.. shOlss. Attorneys, Mattingly-
No. Z Holroyd vs.. cSpitsi Fraction Company.
Attcrleys Gardiner-PerTy * Son and Dunlop.
No. -. Hufty Us. Times Company. Attorneys.
Colbert-Lamkert.
No. a. Falls vs. Gurley ct al. Attorneys. Cert
man & Rid0ut-Lambert.
No. Is Standard Sewing Machine Company vs..
Butler ct al. Attorneys, Rosenberg-NilsOn Il
BarKsdale.
No. B Vitagaph Company vs.. imperial Film
Exchange Attorneys. SulliEan-Bradley 4 Harlow.
No. Il. Pathe Freres vs.. same. Attorneys same
No. IS. Stewart rs Winslow Attorneys JET
foTds-WillianScn.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
November IL 1900
Criminal Court no. :
Probate Court.
Thursday, November II, 1900

CHIEF JUSTICE cLABAUGH-
No Z0is. United States ". Edward Rye rob
5ery; verdict guilty.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-18

A deDlOrable incident happened in this
half that marred the game 10 some ex-
game when Hoppe and Crogan nearly
came 70 blows, when they crashed to-
sether as Crogan was about to shoot
for a goal. CrogAn lost his head for
the time and started after Hoppe. but
Referee Hughes interfered and sent both
Of them from the floor
Barnes finished out the game in Hopes
place. while Walsh replaced Crogan. The
game was one of the eleanest seen be-
tween these two teams for many seasons.
Lineup and summary;
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Mechanic,a Lien


No. 6lD. William 2. McDonald vs. Ira J. Baker
lots a and =, block q, Ss50
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GOas ffOm neld-CrOgan %. Miller 81. Thornton
l3 Mallcy e. Fraser, Walk. Hoppe Mccarthy ~.
GiaYanonni o. Walsh. Goals from free t0Sses-
Hoppe al. One point Awarded &c \. NJ. c. a. for
rough work. Reieree-Mr. Hughes TiIners-Messrs.
Beckett and Mr. BOnaVires Time Of hAlTes-9
minutes,
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The game started of with rush The
Association showed at the start that they
We're past masters In the art of passing
and goal-tossing. and after few min
uyes Of play they drew first blood. when
a foul was called on Giavanonni. and
Hoppe was selected to take a try at the
basket, caging the sphere with great
skill.
The Carroll boys evened things up.
though. on the next toss up, when Crogan
Gagged the ball from a long shot from
one side OF the gymnasium. For the
rest OF the half the Association boys
had tho losers going up and down the
floor by their accurate passing and goal
tossing. At the end OF the first half
the Y. NJ. c. A. quint had the lead by
five points. Score: Y. NJ. c. A. 70; Car
roll, j.
In tho second half the Carroll bows
showed a great reversal in form, and
started OF with a rush, and II looked as
II they would tie the score. but the
Association boys took a brace and were
never headed bV the losers
The Washington herald., 1910-11-18
Y. NJ. c. A. QUINT BEST
Carroll Institute Team Loses
First Game of Season.
HOPPE AND Walk PLAY FAST
CroEan Scores Most OF Losers
Points-Great Teamwork shown by
winners Large Crowd Attends
Opening Contest - KeIIiheE's Alb
sence WealSens the Losers.

The first game OF the Washington City
Basketball League was played last night
In the Carroll Institute gymnasium be-
fore large crowd. who saw the Carroll
quint go down TO defeat at the hands of
the Central Y. NJ. c. A. The winners
outplayed the Institute boys nearly all
the way. Score. II TO "A.
The work OF Hoppe and Walk, the AS
ISOLATION backs. was the cause OF the
downfall OF the Institutes team, as they
broke 10 the teamwork OF the losers,
Time and again they would go in and
take the BAH away from one OF the Car
roll players, after they had brought tho
sphere down toward the basket and send
IL flying up toward their own goal, from
where one Of the Association forwards
would cage 1t before any OF their oppo-
nents could interfere
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-26
QUEER NAMES IN BULK.
Lizzie Laziman and Pleasant Pickle on
Mail Order Lists.

ItzZie Iaziman ana Pleasant FlckIe on
Mail Order Lists.
speaking of names" said an en-
ployee of one of Chicago's large mail
order houses. I'VE certainly have a
host of queer ones on our books. We
have sold them bills Of goods, and the
names, unique though they are. evil
IDENTIFY do not hinder the possessors in
business. They keep right on ordering
our wares.
"a funny feature Of the freaks in
nomenclature is that they usually run
In groups. For instance, in one town
we have Clarissa Rushing and Cath
crime Speedy. Our books also show
the names of Hazel Slow, Grace Rush
and Peter Quick. Then we have Liz
zic Laziman and J. NJ. Thrift as op-
posites.
There are hundreds Of others-for
instance, Alma B. Rude, Arabella
Pigg, F. l.. Hogg, Gussie Millions and
Anna Poore Down in Pekin Is a
girl named Dora Look. Katie Skipper
lives in Six Mile Run. What I con-
slider our prize, though" he laughed,
lis Pleasant Pickle. Some Of the 9TH
er queer ones are Hattie Slaughter,
Della Butcher and Rosebud Cricket
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-26
HEROIC MANDARIN H0NORED.
Chinese Erect Statue to Man Whose
Sacrifice Saved Lives.

At Looping Hsien, in China, Is
statute draped in full dress of man.
darin-the putting. or police master,
named Chin. who gave his life for the
people. An exile who was in the
camp at Jaochow and who owed the
hsien district magistrate) a grudge
rode a black horse to Looping and,
having killed the hsien, got back for
the Jaochow roll call next morning.
As the murderer could not be found
orders came from the capital that a
large number Of the people should be
killed. To prevent this slaughter OF in
nocent folk, the putting. good old man,
said he stabbed the hsien after few
words over the wine cups. and he was
consequently beheaded. No resident
of the district would deal the fatal
blow, but an itinerant cobbler or BAN
boo worker did it for reward OF
40 taels. Tradition adds that he was
struck dead by lightning after leav'
ing the execution ground.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-26
HUMAN EMBRYO FORMED
BY CHEMICAL COMBINATION.
Mexican Scientist Reported to Have
Succeeded In Creating Man.

The Mexican consul at Trieste re-
ports that Professor Herrera. Il Next.
can scientist. has succeeded in form
ing human embryo by chemical CON-
bination.
Philippus Theophrastus Aureolus
Paracelsus Bombastus Of Hohonheim.
known for short as Paracelsus. was.
so far as is known. the first scientist to
declare that human beings could be
made by artificial means. He even
said that he could make "homun-
culus" himself, but he said good
many other things which. even ii
credence were given to his statements
in the sixteenth century. appear to the
men Of science of today wildly fantas-
tic.
Recently the best known experiments
in the line Of the artificial generation
of living embryos have been those OF
Professor Jacques Loeb. who by bis
experiments with sea urchins at Pa
cific Grove, CAL, created sensation in
IuC SCleuLluC WOIlu AC" JCuAo d6os
His first feat was the artificial fer
tilization of the eggs of these animals
and the production almost down to the
last essential detail Of the phenomena
Of normal development in the eggs
which had been made to develop by
; chemical means.
Professor Loeb next upset the hith'
erto existing theories Of biologists by
finding a means to make the eggs OF
sea urchins susceptible to cross ferti
lization. By first heating the eggs with
special solutions he was able to by
bridize different families and orders Of
marine animals.
Professor Loeb's activities in re
search have been devoted almost en-
tirely to the study Of the origin Of
life.