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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, ' PORTLAND. I SUNDAY MORNING. " MARCH 15." 1908.
WALTER JOHNSON, SENATORIAL-:
STRAY TOPICS
PITCHER, SUFFERS OPERATION
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FlOM NEW; YORK
waiter Johnson, the phenomenal
young twiner of th Washington team,
cured 4 from Welser, . Idaho, who la
wintering at hla bom'ln Ollnd. Cali
fornia, baa been ppertted upon in a
hospital for acuta mastoiditis, and tht
physicians say he will not be out for
a month. A piece of bone waa removed
from an abeoaes back of Johnson's
nam ear ana to perform th operation
It waa ncssry, to put him under the
Humane ox anesinetics, rrotn wnicn be
did not awaken for houra.
Johneon waa In bed for nearly, two
weeka before th operation and hla con
dition crew steadily worae until the
eurgeone decided that h abaceaa had
to be removed, . and with Jt, oame a
piece Of ilia akulL The lnlurv la nrarv.
tloally thi aame from which Thomaa A.
Edison, the. Inventor. 1a auffnrlna- an'
Johneon came very near to fatal Tilneaa
Ss a. reault. , He put off th operation,
opine; that the abaceaa might be Cured
otheywlae, so that-he oould loin the
Washlnaton -team on lta tralnlnr trln.
but the Injury kept -getting woree. .
It la not yet certain that the opera
tion, la a aucceaa. but the attending i
surgeons aay that they, bellevs.iha
young pitcher win' pulf throug a all
right ..-.-,,. .-.7' . .
Johneon. has ' been pitching Sen...
proiniiiaaii uaai an . winter, mostly on
New York. March U.X knockout
blow waa dealt the New Tork landlord
tha othar dav kv'a daelalon handed
miuii aiiu ounaaya, ana j( t. aowa. Dy ne euprema court to toe er
Ileved that theae itamea' did him o
a-ooa. ae n naa oeen feeling Dad moat
?! " Um.-mtir Mm frlenda..; It i
thought that the abaceaa waa tha reanlt
of belat hit by a pitched ball, but John-
un la liHj in id coniirm in and tiiB
family la noncommlttai. . , . :
. Johneon'a Dltr.hlna haa nn iinn
un vi in ucav, aa na naa eitner been
careleea or not In. good condition to
feet that a tenant may move if ' ho
doeen't get aufflolent heat Tha de
claton filled. "the heart! of many ablv
erlng tenantg with Joy, and made tha
lanaiora. wno naa oeen-. xryina to euve
money on hi coal bUla, U up and take
notice.
The honorable judgea aeciarea mat lr
an apartment la like an Icebox no
landlord or leaae can make a tenant
twirl a fin Cam, but at tltnaa hla I ,mln Unur lh mum aimxl tha
W.- 1 L J. , V . - VT'.- 1 ! .. . - y -
" w wriuiani oraer wnicn iienant inai ir ne remainea la na apart-
made him a etar in hla firat aeaaoa In
Uif Aumivin jmU.
meat and ahlvered, . and then euef for
riamaaaa ' lhM mrm HA ranpaaa nhtklila
. Johneon'a lilneaa hag bean kant aanr. I aula. It waa a eaaa of nacklna un ona'a
aa' much aa poaalbla by hla relatlvna furniture and moving to a warmer a pot
and near friends.. Moat Of t ham AtA I than lh, l,nlnril waiiM tiA thai
roallae lta aerlouaneaa tintn tha opera-I hie lease waa worthleae t ha eued for
it7u wa uagiuva .uuik ' a nm hiiiim -f i van.
in injury inaa it necessary that
Johnson remain In bed for
Ma m urn win onir o aDl TO alft
aa a, aa, kAttlak a aft I , C . . J
uu w ijuuoi auuui win great caution.
If la believed that this will .A ...v..
him that It will take weeka for him to
There ara theatrea for every national
Itv In New Tork. but one of the lateat
and moat elaborate tnat is to oe con
structed for foreign playa la the new
German theatre that la to be built on
MOW- twt
Sullwa.'n bow
Tonhg KetchrU, Who Heat Mike "Twin" Solllvan In Jig Time at San Franciaco, Has Stirred Up the fiulllTan
Family. Cartoonist Tad Here Portrajt the Motion of Jack "Twin" When Mike "Twin" Wag Sent to Oraaa.
BIG BOW SHATTERS
FOUR-MILE RECORD
Tom -WUUanis' Crack Horse
. ; Wins Thornton Stake in
( ' Wonderful Time.
(Heent Kewe by Longest teased Wlra.)
'. Baa Fraaclaco, Manft 14. Pre aid en t
Thomaa H. TIIllama" Big Bow won tha
Thornton atakea at four mllea today
at Emeryville and made a new record
for . the American torf. Laat aeaaon
n tha aame track. Loa Angeleno had
at mark of 7:16 1-6. Big Bow's
time today waa caught by the official
timers at T:l.
. Results:
" One mile and JO yarda Wuertbur
rer, (Buxton), i to 1. won; Tonic, (A.
walsh), aeoond: Huerfano (Butler),
third. Time. l;4t.
Six furions" Andy B. Cook (Knpp,
to I. won; Belle of Iroquois (W. Kel
ly), second; Nagasam (Scovllle), third.
Time, 1:14.
One and oaa sixteenth mllea Cloyne
fCherbonneau), II to I, won; Judge
Neleon (Lycurgua), second; i'eter Bter-
llnr W. Kellv). third. Time. 1:46 1-f
Four miles, Thornton atakea Big
Bow (Butwell). 7 to 10, won; Llvlus
(Gilbert), second; BenvoUo (Knapp),
: third. - Time, 7:l.
Ml la ana fa -ard Silver Lin fall
bert), II to 1. won; Gargantua (Ly-
AMERICAN CAR NEAR
OCDEfl LAST NIGHT
Good Time Being Made Over
Eailroad Tracks Ital
ians Stuck fh Mud.
(United Press Uued Wire.)
Denver, Kerch 14. A special from
Rawlins, Wyoming, reoelved tonight.
states that tha Italian car In tha New
Tork to Paris automobile race la stuck
In the mud at Dana, a few mllea east
of RawIIna. The roads ahead are In
bad condition for fully 25 mile. A pri
vate message received from Wahsatch
at I o'clock lndlcatea the Thomaa Amer
ican machine hau passed that point
Wahsatch Is 7 miles east of Ogden.
Late this afternoon the Thomas car was
making falrlv good time over the Union
Pacific tracks, permission having been
given to use thla line. If the Thomas
car reaches Ogden -tonight and the Ital
ian maontne gets to Rawiina, automo
bile men familiar with tha roads say
they will play in big luck.
FRANKLIN AUTO GOES
THROUGH WRECK
EIGHT CARS SOLD BY
KEATS DURING WEEK
Pope Hartford Demonstrates
Ability in Climbing Steep
Hill at Seattle.
WABASH TEAM WILL
MEET YANKEE SQUAD
Weather permitting the Wabash In
dependents and tha Yankees, a team
comnoaed of amateurs and aeml-profes
Clonals, will endeavor to get mio condi
tion bv niayina- a cradle ram today.
I If rain Interferes the Waboahera will
work out under tna, grandstand at irv
lnrtnn. . -'
Twlrler Anderson, tha tall, husky alab
artist, has consented to wear a Wabash
uniform, muoh to the pleasure of east
aide fana. Me la sneedy. 1 and haa de
veloped some teasing curves. The Trt-
Clty league bee haa been bussing
around several of the youngsters, but
Manager Eulrich Is confident that he
will have a ; representative nine. . Mo
Klnlcv and Crate Will try out With
one -of tb local league clubs.'
V aaBip.afjaaBaBaB
Albany Ollhateg Win. -
fRnauala! IMimti-a fa Tha Journal. 1
Albany. Or.. March 14. Tha single
man. won tha bowling chamnlonahlp
over' the married men at tha Also club
last evening. Out of a aeriea of nine
games, tha young men came out vic
tors .by th small margin of It Pip.
The tournament haa created great In
terest In bowling and th stiver cup
given aa a trophy In all probability will
have to b won three times before It
becomes the property or tna winning
team. Tha members of the teams were
aa folio we: Married Alton, riooa,
Cuaick, Stevena, Nutting and Lee; Sin
gle Olbbons. Fortmlller, Crutchfleld,
Merrill. Fronk and Bteelroacher.
A series of games for ths Individual
championship of the club la to be ar
ranged and the alleys will be the cen
ter of Interest for the coming week.
Albany stands willing and ready to ac
cept a challenge for a aeries of gamaa
from any team In the atat.
The Pope Hartford again demon
strated lta well deaerved name aa the
champion of hill climbers, when last
week wjth Mr. Grant of Seattle In the
car and Mr. Wallace driving, It climbed
Queen Anne's counterbalance hill in
Seattle. Thla Is the first time thla
..I. waa ever cnmDea on tne nigh gear
by an automobile, althouav. it v... CA
attempted many times by th best I Edward Payson Weston corn
known cars on the American market Tlpleted his task of walking 8,000 miles
It Is a grade aeven blocks long andn'n 100 days, exclusive of Sundays (60
the last block Inclines IS par cent. I miles dally), over roads and on tracks
" news oi mis wonderful Ieatl,n.ri "ga na.
This Day in 8 port Annals.
1146 Cambridge defeated Oxford by
10 seconds In annual boat race on the
hill waa ever climbed on the hlch aar I Thames course, from Putney to Mort-
lane.
A mad ride In a freight car that
lumped the track, aldeswtped a string
ergus)7aeond; Mik Jordan. (Butwell) of cars and teleaooped a house was th
third Tim. 1:41
glx furlongs Fireball (Lycurgua), 6
to 1, won; Gem mell (Knapp), second;
Johnny Wens tUayea), third.
IU1 i-4. .
Time,
novel test to which a Franklin automo
bile was recently ' subjected. That It
came through without having a bolt
strained speaks well for the motor car
and the manner of loading It.
A Franklin 28 horsepower runabout
la tha fantApv laat B.KimI.. aa a Kav
m- N-,.a. T - 1 1 R..,.1t.- "I "'"'. -
"" .'-"ri " , . 'Z7. '' I car over me u, u a w. nouna xor
Three and a half furlonge Intervene I Haiti more At MaaaanaarvlUa. Naw
fFlynn). 11 to 1, .won; Artonette (Not- york, not far from Blnghamlon. the
Drone
In th
The
First Past Post at New Orleans.
ter). second; Nigger Baby (Martin). axie 'of one of the freight cara
third. .Time -Si -,.. .,., and all of the cara behind It 1
Six. furlonga luteheon (CotteiO. trJJn wer, thrown off th- track.
ven. won: T- 8hlpp (Flynn), aecona;
Bplon CMuleahsy), tbiro. Time, i;is, -b.
oar In which waa the Franklin bumped
up agalnat a string of freight cars on
one aide and then careened acroaa th
Six iurlongs Heperonl II (Powers),
Li0, fcjr?"; e?KoVner) 'third trok ,Lnd collided with a houaa on the
ndj Prlno Abemed (Koerner). tnira. other aMt) Tbt tore cf ln,p-.ct drove
"! . . a la larae section of weatharboardlna
MU. iid aiis sUhth, th Crsscent Mh.iyfS. ' SA fS
ty derby-Meellck,(Dugan). I I lna a areat sole ' "
A four by four oak aoorcasma on
the car was splintered, three oil-boxings
ana-Alna fNottert. third. Time. 4-6.
Mil and one eighth Pedro (Uugan),
ven. WQO: Xioneaiy i jhcubiiibi
second; Donna (Smltn), third.
1.-6J J-6.
were smashed and a truss rod was
Tluiei Mwisted out of ihape, . In spite fit all
una ruuKn naiutina:, fivwevrr, inc
JOURNAL HAS FIRST
BASEBALL PICTURES
9
Tt.t Tla n.mnV FranKim motor car came tnrouan with
to T, won; Ahd Breeee (Minder), sec- out a soratcn. "in automoDU was not
-V wa.. . . . . . . i . i a I al'.n larva. faAm 19m hlnjtlr. ni'aal.h-
nnrt: Blaze J IvlKnt ixacuaueyj, imru. "
Tim. 1-18 stanaing me ' iremenaous snocic when
wn. .'.. t.kV Witt iTivnn. the car hit the house. The runabout
18 to 1. woti: Warner Griawell (Not- waa removed from the freight car and
t" .w t a., ,r..a-an fnrwiriitil tn tha nurnhaaar In Rait I.
. rer j. aecona; oci.i.wvww c i - -- mr . -u-
hlr TiiriM. 1:44 8-6. mora.
Winners at Log Angeles.
'a Tana Xnaeles. Cal.. March 14. Re-
fiaaa: tnrlonn Surveillance (Mus-
grave). S t . won; N Bumpo (Burns),
aecona: iaeonm w..v .uu.
1 .T 9.K
w . ... -ra.v
Fir ana a nan lunonaa w pv"
(Taylor), 8 to 6, won; C. w. Burt
JflohllUng). aecond; Macla (Boland),
hll IMma. I fla 2-5.
On mile aaaauamo nnaicp vji.
Jack fBurna). 11 to 6, won; E. T. Fryer
Musgrave, aecona; urueui juwubwuij
t.lwA Tim.
nv zuriongs ue-
arave). t to 1. won; Del Cruxados (Mil
ler), aeoond: Aunt Aggie (Bcnunng).
thiro, i Tim. :- s-o. ,.,.
u . a m an airnin aiaiins tmu.'
grave), t to a, worn Bionmy i"
Jing; aecona; . , v"""'
third. Time, 1:64. v.. ,
Six furlonga-l.ee naraxra . jocnu-
v- a . - nn Tandahla rZnlftKtAln 1
Sfi-r - ANNAPOLIS-CORNELL
nv runongs vvmern iochjiuih.i . uTjiivTrm' ut3 HT mnTTDVTnr
I to 1. won; McChord (Taylor), aeo-1 A -Ui.tajxi.o Ail AUUIlXil
ond; LaChatta (Shrlner). third. Tim
a.vv m-v. . Innann -MA Marok 1; D
nlng first and aecond places on the trl
angular fencing contests of the IntPt-
colleglate association todny Annapolis
nual
ork-
Marcn IS.
Tha Middles won 18 out Of Id hnnts
and Cornell 7 and lost 11. The Pennsyl
vania team, the other competitor, won
rour botita.
Because of th Increase In member
snip in tna association, in preliminary
system of elimination was adopted, and
three districts or tnree teams each were
formed, two team a In each winning the
greatest number of bouts to have the
honor of competing in tha final tourney.
With its usual enterprise. The
Journal gave the first pictures
of the Portland team of the Pa
cific Coast league that were
taken at the Banta Barbara
training camp. The pictures
Saturday evening were the
first printed anywhere of six of
the crack youngsters comprising
the Beaver squad, which bids
fair to wrest the championship
from I. OS Angelns this season.
was noised about, people were ready to
"J '""""""n sum tnat in Pop
Hartford couldn't do It. and In order to
convince th hundrede that lined the
streets Mr. Wallace again repeated the
fhlv2a.,",0w "? aolute confidence
"i?.0?.1'. .!J. the Pop.
land with order for no less than 15 of
mrarj tais,
The cara sold by th H. L. Keats
aurjng me week are aa
? rDeti. I'ope Hartford
umoltuui, nuuii cecaer. l nomas Fiver
W. R. Griffith, Buick ourlng car: O
w. oanDorn Aatorla, Pope Hartford;
SuA-OUi:hr.,'t' Centralla, Waahlnaton,
Thomaa forty; Walter Mackay, Port
ifB.P?ckr': Pul Baumel. fortland,
& Jil00 ja.p' Brown!
riMiaiui tuuriiiB car.
WHITE SOX WIN LONG
GAME FROM ANGELS
(Hearst News by Long-it Uised Wlra)
lmu Angeies, March 14 The fir-t
extra Inning game of the Chicago WhKa
Sox-Los Angeles exhibition series waa
w vy.L ,'nues para thla afternoon
when th Angels and Gypsies battled
from 1:80 until twlllzht in a .na.t..,
nme, th final score being 11 to 8 In
iar gi mo American leaguers.
ovurt vy innings:
J XT tr
Angela 00000031110000 I 17 r
Chicago 0060000111000 I 11 10 1
dolph, Thorseh, Easterly and' Hogaii.
Chicago Manuel Olmatead, lost, Arm-
wiuavar ana nw
EALS WIN GAME
FROM WHITE SOX
tVvtUO. Press Lesned Wire. I
Ban Franciaco, March 14. Eleven In
nings of the fastest kind of baseball,
culminating In a vlctorv for tha K,n
Francisco ball tossers, drovs 6,000 fans
Into a frenzy of excitement at Recrea.
tion park today. Score by innings:
Chicago 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 18112
San Francisco. .0 000310100 37 19 1
Batteries - Chicago. Altrock, Owen.
wt.ii. ..ai.vw ' . vi.v. , muii a tail
nlsoo, Henley, Willis, Skillman and La
Longe. . ' y
1888 At St. Pul. Mlhnesota and Win
nipeg Amateur Boating association or
ganized. t
1890 At Tacoma, Waahtngton, the
Pacific Northwest leagu organised by
representatives of Portland, Seattle, Ta
coma and Spokane Falls clubs.
1900 At Hartford, Tom 8harkey
knocked out Jim McCormlck In first
round.
1906 At New Tork, Tom Jenkins de
feated Frank Ootch In wrestling match.
Pittsburg Off to Camp.
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Pittsburg, March 14. Headed by
President Drevfuss. tb Plttsburo- base
ball club left her at 6 o'clock this af
ternoon ror the preliminary training
grounds at West Baden. Indiana. Tha
party included Manager Clarke. Out
fielder Leach, Pitchers Willis, Phillips
and Maddox: Pitchers Phelps, Bchriver,
O'Connor; Second Baseman Abbatic-
cmo, jimmy Kane, the new first base
candidate, and Trainer Ed LeForce.
Play on Roller Skates.
(Siwclll DIsDatrh to Tha t
La Grand. Or Miroh 11 ta n . .
a new apc-ri. it la basketball on
wheela. Th players wear roller akatea.
A few days ago a game between two
asxcaiiisj ui, iim;m.i n Hvan wn ws 1 1 sk f-
tended and next Friday night another
game Is scheduled. Challenges have been
iBBuea io me saaters or Pendleton and
Get into pitching form,, even after he Madlaon avenue and Fifty-ninth street,
i able to M ut,- ,.T , - - Moat of tha other theatrea which' cater
to foreigners are small affaire. Thar
are Jewish, Italian, French and Chinee
theatres, out none or mess is on any
thin:' like the elaborate seals that will
Characterise the new oerman playnouse.
Tha new theatre whloh will be corn-
plated In October, will be up to dat In
very particular on or in reatures
or mis nneatr win d an aaaiuonaj
AMERICANS W LEG ON
ENGLISH CipSS TEAM
(Catted rres teeasd Wire.)
mmmw yupv . . a.aMn a a , a - -
- - - " au,bu it amnicu i ... . a . , . . ... , .
aVbaal.aaaa . . , . I aOT rI!C WHICH Win lr
ohaesplayers today won a leg on tb mlt of two plays being In prepsralion
Newnas chssg trophy by capturing IV, 1st the aame time. There will alao. be
point out of 10 from their Enani.t. kMsrai rooms for the manuractur. of
...,. . , . , " 77 " , 7' I costumes, arreot and atage propertiaa.
ponents In tha tenth international cable a greenroom for the company Is prom
chess tournament between native-born I I'ed, and there will be apacloua loung
ing
American and natlv. Engllah-born play
fooms and wld foyors.
Th Americana n1a4 a it.. T5i. I The retirement nf TIarr Conrled from
lyn Chess club, while th City of tioa th directorship of the fashionable and
don Cheas club was th headquarters of wtr,d - famous Conrled-MetropollUn
the Englishmen. The trophy becomes Per company has left that noted tho-
the property of tb country winning It atr without a name. It cannot be
three tfmee conaeutii t i. called plain Metronolltan oner oom-
England. The Britishers won last year's P.any becaua there is another organ laa-
1" Bf.-a-t W w I W 1
trophy.
Ion that beasa that name. Aa ther
ar four managers, who are to assume
me woric wnicn Mr. conned carried on
by bimaelf, it will be Impossible to use
one of th names and not tha othar
three.
If all four names were adopted th
Plttsbars; to Hold Track Meet.
(United Pise Laad Wire.)
niMDurr, March II A big track
and field meet, bringing; together many I theatre would be unpronounoabl for
atara or tn athletlo world, is in rnajonry or Americana, it would
to be held In Pittsburg on th ftahania 62 "Tn G'ul'o Oattl-Cssassa-Andreas
oval, June 10. Six of'h? ehaVnlone Z Dlpprt Arturo Jlscanlnl-OusUv Mahler
their various lines from all vr the "J.1? "Pr.- r such ar ths names
country -hav accept ad inVlutlon it ol tt nw
me"tCh.tthn J&ttonoV thTjJu h" "-Tueli notoriety 'of
. w " P wm b run. iZKiX kissing that some bSthaVlte.
nr. xrv . n . . i ara uui a prwi in rvoora lor a single
ew York Beats Fort Worth. I kiss. .Ud t a wk aao Harlem hM
Fort Worth. tt nran.1. u n.... I the record. The Harlem eounle stood
e ball all over the lot. th New Tork ln rUHently lighted room, but forgot
i,akiuuiB wuri a ruin a ort Worm bv al wui, uvwi, 111. .ii.uk a uift v.vwu
soore of ( to 1. ' I gsthered. and from th most accurate
accounts, tna kiss lasted seven minutes
Derore tn lovers were notified that
INFANTILE MORTALITY
they were being gated upon. - This .
" V v m.w aam n M va a k ui il I
Franco, maia took leave or her lover on
th gangplank of an ocean liner a few
days ago. It waa time for the boat to
sail, but fh coupl embraced and their
Hps met-. 1- t ' .
Th minutes passed, and the crowd on
th pier cheered lustily. Cries of
4'Brai,' Tak your oornr. .Tlm,,,
Take lh count wars hurled' at th
loving couple, but they heeded not
Borne one then announced that Harlem's
record had been .broken, and tha email
renewed their cheering with redoubled
energy, Tb boat oould not be detained
longer, go acting on th order bt th
captain, a longshoreman, who' It was
afterward ascertained had been married '
17 rears. Interrupted th young oouple'a
bliss. Even at that it waa a 10-mlnut
kiss, which ths malorltv of Oothamltaa
believ will v remain unbroken for some
time to come,
in strikln contrast to the revtnf
breaktoa klae was an incident that hap-
fiened the aame day, wben an ooean
Iner waa held un for soms mlnutaa ha.
cause a lady was. not allowed to take
her dog on board. h was escorted to
the shin by her husband, to whom aha
gave the tips of her fingers and an Icy
smile as thsy parted, picking up her
pet dog she started up tb gangplank
as it waa being raised.
In splta of her proteata sh was told
that eh must leave the dog, or stay be
hind herself. Before all tha rrnat4 aha
held up tha black and tan terrier and
klaaed him time and aa-aln. Than aha
threw another kiss to her husband, who
waaaau. away jn aviasm moarraaament.
a
j na new annaar huiiAina, uih..
tan a talleet skyscraper, haa Inatalled
in 1U offices one nf th lateat Inven
tions that la daalamed to redura aonalit.
rably th sals of whisk brooms. In
every office has been placed a vacuum
Cleaner. Whloh Will ba uial not nnl
by th Janitor In cleaning th office,
but also may be uaed by th tenants
for brushing their clothes or their hate.
Th Sieger building Is to have Its own
DlanL so that tha bl numnln ma.
chin with its long plpea extending up
to a room, which la so often seen In
front of hotels, will be don away with
Oood health.' roar cheeks and tha
bracing affect of sea air fooled the doc
tor and got ll-year-old Peter Burtch
of Roches Ter into an embarrassing post,
tlon the other day whan he arrived with
his father and mother at quarantine
homeward bound from a trip to Cuba.
Th doctors looked at Peter and hla
rosy cheeks and were In doubt aa to
whether h had Cuban fever, fallow
fever or camp fever.
xney took nia temperature, reu nis
puis, counted hls. reeptratrona. Us
tened to his heart beat a. and went
through a lot of testing operations.
They aaked htm where he had been.
what be had been eating, about bis life.
family nistory and habits and at last
came to the wise conclusion that Peter
waa Just about the healthiest speci
men of a lad they had ever seen.
CAUSED BY BAD MILK WOMAN FREED FROM
FAKE HERO HUSBAND
Government Experta Report on In
vestigation Gives Some Star
tling Facta.
Prominent Racing Man Dead.
(United PreM Leased Wire.)
New Tork. March 14. John n tt...
man, S yeara old, owner of the majority
of atock of the Brirhton nrh
association and brother of William En
german, president of the Brighton Beach
Raolna association, dlait laat ni,u .
his home in Flatbush, following a stroke
of apoplexy. Mr. Engerman Is sur
vived by a widow, two sons and four
daughters.
He Published False Reports of Hla
Bravery to Win Her, She
Sara.
Washington, March 14. Surreon.
General W altar Wvmann 11. -..vn.
health mnvltuir aubmltted Q-etmrtrtvrr I -,,N1TT?rk,-M?rco i?'.TTfl!i,Un.ln,L.tD0
Cortalvn,. tnH.- . . . . "uom or aura. r;aiin uunon its-
reiatlon to publlo health.". The renort I , , -" - vu.um.a
1. the result. cf an Tnve.tlltfoJ T oH !,0,l T?1 " !" hfr
'.H v, t..Ma , . . "" inuueeq nor 10 weo nun oy puo-
aered by Preeident Boosevelt and eon- liahina in newsnasera a fa laa hlo?ranh
of bimaelf, to th effect that be waa a
hero who had saved many lives and
was connected with a nobl family In
England, Justice Hendrlck yesterday
granted her an Interlocutory decree an
nulling her marriage to David C. Flts
gerald, formerly an attorney of Buffalo.
It was shown that Fltsgerald alao
had published statements that he had
saved a woman from drowning, had
stopped a runaway horse, thus rescu
ing two other women; had been engaged
aa attorney to manage an estate valued
at 316,000.000, and that he had accom
plished many other great things, all of
which ought to make him dear to the
peari 01 a trusting woman. Mrs. Flts
gerald said she founit that almnat all
or me punusned Diographies were un
true, and that, on the contrary. Fits
aeraiu naa neen accused or man v
Crimea,
ducted by federal experts under the di
rection of Professor M. J. Rosenau of
the hyglenlo laboratory.
"Dr. Eager," he says, "gives figures to
prove that the high Infantile mortality
may oe aiinoutea almost entirely to lm
pure milk." The surreon-reneral writes
"Dr. Mohler points out that probably
me most important disease or cows,
from the standpoint of publlo health, is
tuberculosis, and that It is the most
prevalent. He inslsta that all milk
should com from either tuberculosis-
tested catue or be subjected to pasteur
ization.
"Past Assistant Kurt-eon - General
John W. Trask has tabulated the data
or 600 epidemics that were definitely
traced to the milk supplies, including
117 typnoia epidemics, izz scarlet fever,
tl diphtheria and aeven of pseudo
diphtheria, or epidemic sore throat.
'Dr. Trask gives figures to show the
amaslng rapidity with which typhoid
and diphtheria germs increase ln milk.
Seventy-eight typhoid germa ln a oublc
centimeter or milk increased ln aeven
daya to 440,000,000. In the aame time
89 diphtheria germa Increased 10,000,-
Blackburn Wallops Martin.
(United Frees Leases Wirt.)
Philadelphia. March 14. Havlnr hla
man all but out at the end of their aix-
round bout, th bell alone saving him
from a knockout. Jack Blackburn, the
negro, had all th better of the contest
with Terry Martin tonight. It was the
negro's fight all the way throurh. Map.
tin never having a look-in.
Ice In Dentistry.
From the Ice and Cold Storage.
The first use of Ice In dental oDar.
tlons waa In what the public term the
"freezing ayatem." This aDDllcatlon la
stm in use in provincial towns, but it
haa for several years paat been dis
continued in London and other large
Cities.
Th first use of Ice In this way was
ln America. The Ice was cut un fine.
placed ln small bags so shaped as to
fit each side of the jaw and tha wretch.
ed patient held these in his mouth un
til the desired temperature was reached,
when the operator extracted the offend
ing molar or molars.
Today cold air la pumped Into the
mouth with more effect 'and without
any of th pain and inconvenience that
must have attended the more primitive
style. Ioed water la always used by
dentists la America, but Is never used
anywher else. 1
INFIDEL SUICIDE RAPS
PUBLIC IN NOTE
"YouU Say Tin a Fool, tret I Am
Philosopher," Is Hit Chal
lenge to World.
ON TRIAL FOR LOVE;
SHE TURNS ACCUSER
Des Moines, Is., March 14. "My sis
ters. you have never loved." said Mrs.
A. W. Hough, while sobs which Ihs
vainly tried to "control, punctuated her
Jervld words. "Had you loved truly,
never could you have sought to shams
m ln publlo thus."
As she SDOk Mrs. Hourh Va,
membership card and a 32,000 life Insur
ance poncy jn me iaaies or Maccabeo
on th table where aat the lodge's com
mittee on' morals.
Mrs. HOOah. ' WhO haa a VlllahanA an
children, imagined she had found her
affinity in Representative a. r. Cnttr-ii
of Klngsley. Iowa, who possesses great
eloquence and 1500,000 and who haa a
WHO.
"It Waa wrong. I know" aha want
on. "but it waa a tiura leva that m.i
me better. He waa so fine his love
made pain pleasure. Tou could not
help yourself If love ever really camo
to you." ' She was dismissed trnm tha
order..
Butlar. Pa March 14-Char lea - H,
Snlvely, El years old, a prominent real
estate man at Varlenola, wrote: "I am
not enjoying myself 'her and have
therefor concluded to enter the sleep
of death." Then he fired a bullet
through his bead.
Snlvely, an. Infidel, lived alone. A
blood-stained not on th table said.'
"1:40 a m. Have taken a shave and
set time for taking off at 3 o'clock. Will
fill ln time Dlckinar the banio. T vtaw
with tranquillity the end. Will tak
laudanum and uae a bullet
"PoatacrlDt. 8 a. m. Took two mmraa
of laudanum, fired three ahota at my
self. Am weak now. Will end here."
The body waa found this forenoon.
In a nots addreased to the "Curious
public," he eaye: "It'a none of your
business, but I will say I am victim of
iwenuem century idiocy, you will say
I am fool; I say I am philosopher."
DEATH ENDS WOMAN'S
VIGIL: HUSBAND GONE
Deranged Man Wanders Away From
Home Wife Waita at
Window.
New Tork. March 14. Mra Margaret
Dunn of 103 Berry street. Williams
burg, was found sitting dead in a ehalr
at a front window of her home today.
Bh had been dead at leaat two Sava
A week ago her husband, John Dunn,
years old, disappeared. He was form
erly lngood circumstances, but lost
nearly all he had in speculation. He
had converted his nronertv into cash
and deposited It In the Williamsburg
Savings bank. Hs became mentally de
ranged, and while ln that condition dis
appeared. ' '
.Mrs. Dunn searched for her husband
almost every .day. but waa unahia tn
obtain any clue to hie whereabouts. At
night she would keep , a vigil at ; tha
front window.
SHADY LANE GIRLS IN "DREAM CITY" THE MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA AT THE MRQUM1
HAM CORBETT WILL
PATfTT WIT? TTAT?VAPTil nd Cornell will compete In the ann
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Cambridge, Maes., March 14.
Hamilton Corbett. a Portland,
Oregon, student at Harvard uni
versity, haa been retained at
catcher on the Harvard baseball
squad. Corbett was last year a
student at Portland academy and
played with the team there. Hla
work her haa attracted th at
tention of the Crimson coachea
and ' he has been kept at the
training . table. .
Ty Cobb Still Hangs On.
' ' tValttd Pre- LmiH Wlra
Augusta, Ga.. March 14. The report!
that Tyrua Cobb' had signed a,liyear
contract with the-Detroit club was de
nied by the star bataman of the Amer
loan lea rue. rCobb stated todav that ha
was atlll holding out for a three-year
contract i a,vuw a aewaon.
Cross Win Cross-Conn try.
Corvallia. Or.. March 14. A laree
crowd witnessed the fourth annual croas
country run at O. A. C. thla afternoon.
Fast time was maa in spite oi tne
downpour and heavy course. Cross al
most tied Davolt in S3 minutes 33 1-1
seconds, the former's record being 23
minutes seconds. Much enthusiasm
waa ahown. The .latter part of the
eourse was lined with Studenta cheering
in winners.
Wlnlock Now Champion.
(naeUl rHunat-h ta Tha innra. I
Centra.Ha. Waah. afarh 1 i Wlnlrvxlr
Amateur Atnletln -lilt. MAaa- a lilaaa...
Jul season of basketball tonight by de-
i wuuj in veniraua, l. u. t. team
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The show girls in "Dream City" ar
picked at random from Jo Weber's
chorus. Th press agent says ther are
30 In alL These youaa women are
members , of ths 'TJreaiw City com
pany, at th itfarquam Grand all this
week.
It is said Jos' Weber picked them out
himself, and it is conceded that Joe la
an expert. Weber says show girls are
very hard to get that Is, th right sort
Ther ar girls galore, but they ar just
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girls, and that Is not all Jo Weber
wants. HI desire Is that they Shall be
able to wear something els besides pet
ticoats, and so be has to be careful tn
th selection. To be a Joe Weber
chorus girl is a-distinction sought fry all
girls with theatrical ambition.. Ths
Weber girls are required to be stun
ningly -beautiful . without any kind of
makeup. If she' is pretty in the full
glare of tb noonday sun, sh is ac
cepted. .If sh is not. ah must look
further for stage work. Of course,
ther is no objection to a pretty girl
using a hit ofi red for th lips and a
dash of powder for tne neck and cheek.'
beoauee, , unless thi Is don with th
different colored llahta nlavtn Aft frtSahtn -
from the ,wlnff: bridge And balcony, '