THE WASHINGTON HERALD THURSDAY MAY 23 1907 9ff

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FINE WEATHER AT GRAVESEND

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V w York May SiPour favoritesiire other weftplayed horses won-

t races at Oravesend today Thether drew a crowd of nearly 15W-

Oihf must interesting event was a hand-i a i about six furlongs which afforded

most thrilling finish of the day McUUT pto5 favorite after following the

set by De Mund K to 5 was leti wn by Miller at the head of the stretcht i terrific drive Jack Martin moved

p the rail with Dreamer 7 to 2t last sixteenth pole looked the wm

r r hut McCartcr persevererl and took-t rup by a nose in 109 4i Dreamer

k the placeTr ns aal 7to5 favorite won the Maniristt Stake for twoyearolds five and

a hlf furlongs C W B irt an addedst ntrr showed the way to the middle

strttch-V killing waa put through in the

pplechase with Sungtow backed fr hn4 Uwn to It He flnMwd a length infront of Amanda H who made the bulk

I runningF irdaiwooa Dr Keith and Delcanta

c favorites were never ttHayes I to 1 won the first race

I a sharp defy by a neck from Roser nr 7 to 1 Battlecxe IS to 1 finishedI rf

i y 4 to 1 took the fifth race beatT in 39 to 1 by a lengthkiiis 7 to 5 favorite breezed home

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fets KtlllHK Puce in the IClsinor-llaniliemi at Oakland Track

Francisco May 22 Sir Brillariv is at his best at present capturedt v Kisnor Handicap by a nose from-i iforfl at Oakland this afternoont n horses started with Lisaro thefivrit at 4 to 1 Sir Brillar went-r gt to the front at the start and cut

a killing pace He ran the firstin SI25 and tied the track

r fr a mile and fifty yardsfinishes marked the sport

L us FItggibbon beat Sachet a nose-i t i Vanness at Ii to 1

iftiirM the third eventlast race was taken by Ocean

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t unmariesFIRST HACEFh ri ha of a mile Firestone

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RESULTS AT LOUISVILLE

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Plans have been perfected to extendthe Washington and Rockvllle ElectricRailroad from its terminus in Rockvilleto Oaithersburg Md Officials of theWashington and Rockvllle road haveauthorized their attorneys in Rockvllleto proceed with the work of acquiringthe right of way for the tracks and tolook after such other legal matters asmay arise

It Is the intention of the promotors-of the extension to form a new com-pany to be known as theanal Railway Company-to construct the line It will b aboutfive miles in length and It is said theexact route hits not yet been deter-mined

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Harlem Lad Shows Pluck inBout with Summers

HAS A SHADE THE BETTER

Knocked Down In Secondnonndfl Xcw Yorker IlccoverQuickly niul Goes Aflcr Opponentin Whirlwind Fnahlwn Ilrlion inheiress at Clone of Six Rounds

Philadelphia May aA er narrowly I

escaping a knockout In second roundTommy Murphy the Harlem favoritegave a great eshlWtion of pluck

and lighting ability In the sixr mn laffair with Johnnie Summers the KngUh

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letic Club and at the finish ofround Murphy was entitled to athe better of the milling f

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tlonal ever fought In this city TheUnglishman dropped Murphy in the firstand then In the second floored Tommywith a terrific right which landed plumpon the jaw Murphy rote dazed butmanaged to wobble about until tu bellrang Summers made no effort to follow

himWith that opportunity let slip Sum-mers then had his entire work cut outagain and in this respect he lost the ver-

dict Murphy came up strong In thethird made an even break of roundand then in the fourth and ftfth gave theEnglishman the worst of the milting

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dict in his favor in the teat round Afterstopping a hard right on the head hewent at Murphy In the same vtctonamanner and In a whirlwind of exchanges-he forced Harlem lad to the ropesBut his bolt was shot then and Tommycoming back jabbed repeatedly to theface

The Briton was bowing every sign ofdistress when the round ended whileMurphy appeared to be much strongerand entirely recovered from the herdpunch he stopped with his jaw insecond round

SELFHYPNOTIST IS DEAD

3Inn eVent Into State of Coma ThreeWeeks AK-

Southbridge Mass May 22 AndrewB Simpson fortythree years old aleading Southbridge man who hadbeen unconscious three weeks with atrouble which physicians say they areunable to diagnose died last night Heleaves a widow and two children

Mr Simpson was an enthusiast onhypnotism and after reading and com-menting upon a book in which the heroIs represented as hypnotising himselflapsed into a condition of coma sirau-

lattnt the hypnotic state Efforts torouse him were vain Physiciansnn autopsy to determine the cause ofdeath

CONFESSES TO FAKE FIGHTS

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San Francisco The BvcnfatgBulletin today prints a fourcolumnsigned statement by Philadelphia JackOBrien in which he declares tint nearlyevery Mg lIght in which b has been en-

gaged was a fakeOBrien contends that having adopted

pugilism as a profession and being farmore scientific than most of his oppo-

nents the only way he could get matcheswas by consenting to frame them upthus permitting his opponents to clean-up liberally In the betting

OBrien first details at great length thearrangements made with Tommy BurnsHe claims that he was not In any condition to fight but that Burns eagerness toarrange a fake misled him Hence hconsented to go into the ring when not fit

It was only when the gong sounded thathe saw he had been given the doublecross After the first round OBrienclaims all his efforts were centered inlasting out the twenty rounds He alsogave details of fakes arranged with PeterJackson Tommy Ryan Walcott and withFltzeHnmons in his first fight in Philadel-phia

LANZILLI GETS MEDAL

Receives Avrnril Music nt 3HIniiin intw

Prof Platte Laiuilti of Washington hasreceived the medal awarded him by theInternational Exposition at Milan In IMC

The prtM was given for the fencing mas-

ters book Code of Honor which treatsof the Intricacies of the art

Prof Lanzllll was the only person inthe United Stater who was awarded amedal by the exposition managers

The medal is of silver with figures of aman and woman both perfect specimens-of nature on one side while on the otheris a picture of the entrance to the exposi-tion

DERIDE PARRYS SCHEME

Hind to Get tIt i f MniiurnetiircrWe have heard of Mr Parry before

We only hope and trust that the cam-paign will be one of education that is theend we have been working for all theseyears and If the manufacturers asso-ciation will only help us we will feeldeeply grateful and join hands withthem

This la the consensus of the expresslums of the prominent local labormen on the scheme of the NationalAssociation of Manufacturers to raise afund of 15690 to flght the labor unionswith the explanation that It would be putonly to legitimate use and with a viewto educating the people up to what laborunions really mean

E L Tucker of the executive councilof the International Association of Ma-

chinists and T F Dornin past presidentof Columbia L dge of Machinists saidthat Mr Parry has started the schemebefore but nothing has ever come of itThey claim that his campaign of educa-tion would defeat the very objects forwhich he hag planned it

If we are to receive aid in the spread-ing of this sentiment broadcast over thecountry from the National Association ofManufacturers we will feel duly grate-ful said Mr Tucker Other local labormen prominent in the building tradesthe label league and the Central LaborUnion when asked made similar expres-sions

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Winchester Va May a BenjaminFranklin Fawcett died at his home heretonight of heart aged flftvfiveyears

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AUDITOR GARRISON RESIGNS

Eetircs on Account of HI HealthAfter Faithful Service

In IJucceeilecl Iij Alonzo rccdaleAuditor Huunril as

Worker of Reforms

Becauae of ill health John R Oarrisoaauditor of the District yesterday ten-dered his resignation to the Commis-sioners to take effect at once AlOUDTweedale deputy auditor was appointed-to succeed Mr Garrison and he will today enter upon tIM doilies of the omcDaniel J Donovan chief bookkeeper ofthe auditor edUce Is appointed deputyauditor and Sidney Roche chief clerkof the surface division engineering de-

partment will succeed Mr DonovanThe resignation of Mr Garrison al-

though a surprise to the members of hisoffice was not unexpected to those closelyassociated with him although It wasthought it would be postponed until June

He has boost In in health for airmontH and two months ago was forcedto seek rest He showed a decided Im-

provement upon his return to his deskten days ago but has never fully re-

covered la accepting his resignation-the Commissioners pay a high compli-ment to his efficiency and express regretat his retirement

Mr Garrison haa held a number ofgovernment positions having

served M expert accountant n the officeof the Comptroller of the Treasury chiefof the division of diplomatic and con-sular stain first comptrollerchief clerk of the War Deportment auditor for Porto Rico and auditor of theDistrict

Alonxo Tweedale ha been a resident ofthe District of Columbia for twenty yearsand is now forty years of age He hasbeen employed in the service of the Dtor-

trtct of Columbia ta the office of the aud-itor for a period of nearly twelve yearshaving been appointed on July 1 UK Hehas served in every capacity hi the auditoTs office bavin been appointed aatemporary at lWO per annum

Shortly after his appointment as chiefclerk through his initiative and by hisInvestigation the Watson defalcation waauncovered Upon his report and criti-cism of the methods of purchases of

for the District the Commissionersupon the recommendation of Commissioner West changed the method of buyingsuppHes

Daniel Donovan the new deputy au-ditor Is a native of Washington and isthirtyone years old He entered the Dis-trict senice in August 1891 as clerk inthe street cleaning department at aday and has received promotion throughvarious grades being appointed book-keeper in the auditors office July 1 1M2His promotion provides for an increaseof salary of S4SO a year

Sidney Roche his successor enteredthe District service August 11 188 Hewill receive an increase of J4W

CHESAPEAKE BEACH TO OPEN

Resort on hay Ilccln Present Senftiiii on Snttirilny

Chesapeake Beach the only salt watersummer resort within easy reach ofWashington will be thrown open to thepublic Saturday As a resort for summervacations and a place whets a pleasantday may be spent as an Ideal spot foramusements and as a place where salt-water bathing and good fishing may behad Chesapeake Beach Is unequaled

Among the new attractions at the beachis a new and immense roller skatingrink which by its location recalls theattempt of many athletes to walk on thewater When you skate in the rink atChesapeake Beach you are skating onthe water On the edge of ChesapeakeBay and cooled by salt air breezes therink is an ideal place for roller skatingduring the warm season Other attrac-tions are the dancing pavilion free forall the merrygoround the scenic rail-way the shooting gallery and the numer-ous side shows

One of the great features this summeris the electrical display Electric lightswill roof the town of Chesapeake BeachThey will light the streets the board-walk and every building and place ofamusement They will be hung In thetrees to their very tops along the beachand in many of the trees they have I eenarranged in red white and blue effectsso as to give the impression of the UnitedStates flag flying from the boughs of thetrees By night the town and the beachwill be as brilliantly lighted as if themidday sun was shining

Dangerous coughs Extremely perilous andtear the throat and lungs Coughsthat shake the whole body needa medicine a doctors medi-cine for such a Askdoctor about Ayers Cherry PectoralWo publish the formulasof all our preparations

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cuscd of Desertion

SAYS HE GOT A DIVORCE

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Dakota Trip Alirtmil Must liepoised Pviullnf Court HearingAVomun nil English Actress

New York May 22 Gaygengorah theFair Flower of the Mohawk tribe was

the complainant In Yurkrille Court todayg ln t Oronhyatekha or Bright Cloud

fullblooded Mohawk who IB theatf l medlelm man and secretaryln-tii f of the tribe Fair Flower told

Magistrate linn had beers cast asideThe prisoner whose full name Is Dr

A lan l Oronhyatekha Is a son of thedortor chief of the tribe known best byhis American name Peter Martin whoWas the founder of the Independent Orler of Foresters and died two years

l tyIng his son the defendant a fortuneof abUt 175000 The family home Is

OnondagH Indian reservation in thisH title The doctor was arrested at theAshland House last evening on a war-

rant sworn out by the complainant whosays she is his wife and that her name lMrs Natalie Oronhyatekha She givesher address as 274 Fourth avenue

TlioiiKlit He Wn Iniliiiti PrinceWhEn the woman applied for the war

rant to Magistrate Finn she told him shwas an English actress when ten yearsago she met the man who she believedto be an Indian prince He had no dUncwlty in persuading her in a short timeto Join the Mohawk tribe as his brideThey were married in Sutton Englandshe said ra April S M 7

She told the magistrate that they werehappy for fire years when he left herto go to Australia Since then she hadnever seen him until yesterday She saidthey were staying at the Ashland Hotelwhen he left her and that yesterdaywhen she came out of Madison SquareGarden she saw her Indian prince oncemore on the threshold of the AshlandShe sought the police court after shelearned from the hotel clerk that it wasIndeed her Bright Cloud and that hewas staying at the hotel Her steps werehastened by the statement of the clerkthat the doctor intended to sail on thePotsdam today for Holland

The complainant said in court that shebad been adopted Into the tribe after hermarriage and given the Indian name Gaygengorah moaning Pair Flower

CoinplHlnnnt In nit ActressThe prisoner said he had been married

to the complainant aa alleged but wasdivorced four years ago The womansaid she never had been served withpapers In such a suit and knew nothingabout it The doctor added that he hadmarried again and his wife who wasTheresa Henrikke Hansen when he mar-

ried her in South Dakota was expecting-to meet him in Rotterdam

Magistrate Finn adjourned the caseuntil next Tuesday paroling the prisonerin the custody of his counsel The com-plainant la said to be a member of avaudeville troupe playing la the city

The prisoner1 father gained distinctionduring the visit of Ute Prince of Walesto America in UM lie was IntroducedU the prince as a type of the CanadianIndian and made such a good impressionthat he was taken to England underroyal protection and educated aa a physi-cian

USING UNDERGROUND TRACKS

Southern runt Connection AbandonSurface Hulls Knterln r City

Freight and passenger trams to andfrom the South are running over the

tracks in the cut on Marylandavenue from the foot of Fourteenth streetto Eighth street southwest where thetracks are brought to the surface to per-

mit the trains running into the Pennsyl-vania depot at Sixth and B streets

The trains of the WashingtonSouthern the Southern Seaboard AirLine Chesapeake and Ohio and AtlanticCoast Line are likewise using the newtracks The abandonment of the surfaceroad is permanent

Upon the completion of the new UnionStation trains from the South will runfrom the open cut to the overhead tracksbetween Eighth and Ninth streets southwest which Is the only point at whichthe new track system will be at streetgrade

A freight station and coal dump at thefoot of Thirteenth aad Fourteenth streetssouthwest to in course of construction

NEWS CUT SHORTFOR BUSY READERS-

The Merrymakers will give a dance ajChevy Chase Lake tonight

The anniversary exercises of the Teach-ers College held in connection with com-

mencement week of Howard Universitywill take place this evening

The annual Zionists conference will beheld Sunday evening at Pythian Templeon Ninth street Dr Harry FrledenwaJdpresident of the Federation of AmertccanZionists Ret Dr Schaffer sad RabbiSilverstone will be among the speakers

Margaret M Bond yesterday wasgranted a limited divorce from Joseph-L Bond br Justice Gould on the ground-of desertion and nonsupport AttorneyWilliam D Henry appeared for MrsBend

Longfellow the poet and the manwin be given as a stereopticon lecture byMArian Longfellow at Carroll InstituteHall next Monday evening The enter-tainment is under the auspices and forthe benefit of the Industrial EducationalLeague of the South

Mrs William Rueilman was slightly in-

jured in a runaway yesterday afternoonwhen the horse her husband was drivingfrightened at a passing automobile Theman woman and child were thrown outof the carriage William K Orme of 1618

K street northwest was the driver of theautomobile

The Masonic Mutual Relief Associationwill move to Its new quarters In the bankbuilding at the corner of Twelfth andG streets during this week awl will beready for business there by next Wednes-day The new offices on the second floorof the building are more commodious thanthe old quarters

Small boys playing with matchescaused a 250 tire in the woodsheds behind

row of houses on Montello avenueabove Fifteenth street northeast yester

afternoon ShOOs belonging to Mil-

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IDISTRICT COURTS

Court of Appenli

KfliiKr Court X 1

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Tim iranted IntancMft aottdtort Hissiiliiiiiit-DfMatao

fleott n JHMIWIBI auditors sport anuiiaul addistillation isSued aetteon Joha-

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tor U W OltaMfllmeIn ra atMet K Itebert wrfHcri itf t sea

lined and dIstillation ctdmd Attorney D WOlKmodme-

Nicholaon ta DMiamii U0 m d hi oearla4ant br adverse peoaeiaioa OwtateauTa MbetMnharp K Uaktw aad B I HrayA-

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Attorneys C L Frauey 1C Davis

lEqnlty Court XoJU9TICR GOULD

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pfctsaats solicitor W M KtUasoBaldwin TS Yaadcrsllce tale added nisi Con

ptsaMafs snlidtm Carlisle ft Johniim aVfead

sats soMettora Aaabnao it StutterFarsvrs and Mchani Xattonal Hank of

town TS SenD sate ranted led leftnuei to antitar Complainants solicMon H W Soboo and CH Cnda defiradants solicitors usher ftswehy

linen end M J Jeansflood TB Mood of abawt dftadsat

ordered CoBapteh iit s M cttor M D heyAtexaader TS Ateaander adjadteatioa at art pt

OesKplataantf auucttors C H Hevauw and 0 KCottons defendants soUeHor Fowrtarn ItrMM-

creiaad TB Knead releases to aadtter Caav-

pUtaant s solicitor Whims J Laaahert-Warteh ts Halley leave te withdraw eertaki e-

blbrta granted Compatteants soUritars A A Wrnor sad J U Stewart dereadaata saUcHers Wu-

Um J Ia bert and John Ridont-MeUcnaott TS Juicy aahstnottoa of baste r-

dered dId Gaaipbiaaats sliMIer JohnA Hitler

semis TS Ashford late granted riaajilslsisat to-

asaend bin withIn ten days CosBplaiaanta saMettoes W K IHMttoa Jr set HaHaaa k MaBass

defendant soUriton W B DaTsHje W D HeyBlair A Then and J A Matter

Osboroe Coheres rcfemcc to T H Tilesseamier and M F Xansjan apeatetcd to defendCaaapbtoants soUcttor J R Green

Warfeld TB Archer rile to Maw cans rctavaaateMay S fosnplaiBBnfs sottrttors X A Bkary aadJ H wart derrndaots sancttara W J teenhen and John Ridoot

No issijiis TiT for today

Circuit Court 1

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AaaicBMrata for todayXo m Dudley TS OWn Attorneys S A

sun and Charles PoeW H RobesSo U Coatrr Ta Mahiaafln and QM Hadknatf-

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to probate sod biter of admteiatration e t apastel to Albion K Curia bond Hlaa Attor-ney P H Marshall

Kstoto of Charles H ChrMasn win adavtttnl toprobate ant MItts testamentary granted to Vash

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limits of Francis F McCathnn vUprobate Attorney E F Gs s

Relate of Edward a liars order to withdrawcredtta Attorney K T Strickland

Estate cf losers 8 loaneD order te set apartcertain stock Attorney J H Taylor

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Eatato rf Mary G Urktr order for new apprabomeet Attrrney K F Downing

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