THE WASHINGTON HERALD TUESDAY HABCH 26 1907 9

Have Hard Time inTexas Leaguers

WORK IN TilE HELD IS FAST

CantilloitH Urnrcf Show Up Poorlyat the Bat and Bunching ofHits in Two Inulnss Saves Teamfront a Defeat Cfoodwln PItchthe VaU Nine Inninc

Special ta The Washington HeraldWaoo T s March 25 Washington won

from Waco today but there was mlgbtylittle comfort In th ptrfonnanc Thescore was 2 to 1 in runs and to 6 in hits

In the matter of the work wasbut little better than yesterday whenWashington was beaten by the St LouisCardinals in Houston In filet considering the difference hi claw between theNationals and the Southern Texas Lea-guers the sticking today wee eventhan yesterday The only redeeming fea-ture was that four of Washingtons sixJIlts were bunched when would domoet good two in the first and two in theninth Inning Each brace of bingieg

a run and after all the vjeterywas really batUti out

Goodwin twirled the entire nine inningsfor Washington and only sharp fieldingsaved his scalp On the oUter hand therun scored against him was due almostentirely to luck He uaed everything inhis repertoire but his curves were hardlyas wide as thtr will be later on He Itadplenty of speed and ovly fair control

The ficMtng feature was brIlliant playsby Htcknmn and Blankensblp in theninth when a mlsplay would have tiedthe score and possibly lost the gameWith men on first and third FisherWaco catcher sent a nasty grounder te-

Htckman it was stow end erratic andhard to handle but Hkkman reached

the run and sent It home In time tocatch Welsh at the plate by an inch Itwas a clever and heady littJe play andbrought forth much applause from thehandful of Waco spectators

Get Good StartWashington got oft well looked like

a sure winner in the flrat inning Perrtneopened with a single and stole seoowdGanley finned Cross singled to left andscored Penin and the aged one aimstole second A User was called out onstrikes that were a couple of feet wideof the plate and Hickman was an easyinfield out

in the second inning after Anderson hadflied and Schlafly had been called out Rstrikes like those served Altlser Btaakenship beat a fjunt but was forced byGoodwin In the third inning Perrtne waseasy Ganley beat one to short but wasnipped trying to purloin second Crosstiled to third From the third to the ninthinning Washington did not get the sem-blance of a hit In live interme-diate tunings tour men reached first enerrors and passes but in each instancefouls and easy flies retired the side Itwas enough to make angejs weep

The ninth was a Hfesav r Andersenled oft with a clean double to leftSchlafly sacrificed and Blankenshipbrought In the winning run with a uo Meto left Goodwin an infield out amiPerrine filed to left

Wacos run came ta fourthliams hit a long fly ttot AirRerhave reached but the wind caused the ballu make un unusually wide course andAltizer could not get near It with a poleTill ball rolled far to renter field butAltiier by an excellent return got theball to Srhlafly in time to hold William

third Then Schlafly lost his numbermade a witked throw over Cross head atthird and Williams completed tile circuit

Hlokmnn Stopped ScoreIn the heat inning with one out Wan

made two hits and a man caught in theshort ribs by the ball tilled the bases butWilliams hit to Htekm who threw totile In time to force the roan onthird Welch was easy short to first

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morrow morning at 7 oclock for FortWorth The game tonarrow afternoonwill be In Dallas which is thirtysix milefrom Fort Worth by an InterurbtiH elec-tric line The game on Wednesday wilt bein Fort Worth

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VIRGINIA DEFEATS STAUNTON

Dalton Heavy Hitting a Feature ofthe Game at CImrlottesvllle

Special te The WashtacteB IleraMCharlottesville Va March 25 Vir-

ginia found little trouble in defeatingStaunton Military Academy today

3 Only five innings were played asthe visitors had to catch a train

The contest opened with battingmatinee doubles by Dalton andsending five runners across the plateIn the second inning Dalton smashedone over the left fielders head for ahome run Chandler got two slashingsingles

Rector the track team man fromLawrenceville School and a memberof Virginias relay team made his In-

itial appearance of tbe season in thebox and despite his sore arm madefairly good showing Score

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Lexington Va March 25 Washington and Lee University this afternoonburled Fishburn Military Academy bythe score of 14 to 2 Parades werlc inthe box and Johnsons running catchfor Varsity and Waddcll and Tolbertsdouble plays for Academy were thefeatures This saat nine played Vir-ginia 0 to 6 a few days ago Score

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The Blpamingdale Athletic Club openedIts season yesterday at MeDcvltts Fielddefeating Ute EcKington Athletic Club inR hotly contested sevenInning genie by9 to 1

Tho winners won by teamwork andnggresslve tactics the losersthen 4 to 1

or the new ElooBrlpgdale men who weregiven a tryput yesterday Klepfer andConover did exceptionally well The twoloams will meet tomorrow for theseeond game of the series

SUBURBAN lEAGUE READY

Organization Will Open Season May1 with Four Clubs

The Suburban Baseball League ofPrince George County was reorganized-at 3 meeting of the managers at theofllee of George M Bond of Laurel Inthis oity yesterday Mr Bond Was re-

elected president R H Vincent ofHyattsville vice president J II Wil-son of Berwyn secretary and George-K Cornell of Brentwood treasurer

Four Uyattsvllleand Brentwood will compose the

league and none but county men willbe eligible to play

The season opens May 1 and closesSeptember IS-

FENOEHS GIVE EXHIBITION

Prominent Swordsmen Engage In Intcrcstliier Bouts at Benefit

A notable gathering yesterday afternoonwitnessed at the AVaahlngton FencersClub a programme of twelve bouts inwhich figured several of the best fencersof this season Among those who tookpart were Prof Senac one of the strongest competitive fencers in the UnitedStates S D Braokinrldge amateur champion of the United States and Mr Ml

chelonl who several years ago won thechampflmshlp of South America

The two most Interesting bouts of theafternoon were between Mr Sjwae andMr Brecklnridge and Mr Sense and MrDarrieulat for whose benefit the carhlval was given

Following Is the list of boutsFottfPiof Miller w Mr 3In-

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Will Be Third Man In RInG at Balti-more Xext Thursday

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Crowhurst the Philadelphia sportingwriter has been agreed upon to refereethe fifteenround battle between HarlemTommy Murphydf New York and KidSullivan of Washington before theEureka Athletic Club at Fords OperaHouse on next Thursday night With thereferee selected everything is runningsmoothly The men are training hard attheir respective camps sad wilt undoubtedly come to this city primed up for abard battle It Is an Important contestfor Sullivan but the New Yorkers axeconfident that Murphy Brill win Localsports however favor Sullfvan for it Issaid he Is showing his old form at Wash-ington

The weight question is not troublingeither man as both can easily da illpounds a be strong It will be the tirst-hattld tat fought at thatweight for time as they have beesmeeting heavyweights

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West Moreiands yesterday In a goodgame of baseball by 12 to S The Hopkins team deserves a deal of credit forIts victory as its opponents were muchlarger boys The feature of the game wasSantos homer over the left fielders headBatteries West Mercians Patterson andHolden Hopkins Sheehy and Annin

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Card Arranged lop First Seven flaysof Meeting

TIle programme for the first seven dayso Ute coming meeting of the MarylandJockey Club was announced yesterday asfollow-

SatuMajr April Writ nefrMrefurkragf tot-hreeyearckfe soil mmntri selling JJ nd racerHalf nib four tatMea tworeiroldi Mrde e aNte for Uweeywreldi and upward FourthTaeeTh Oreee 8ftec Valley Steeplechase Handi-cap about tw taflc Fifth race Fithalt forkttgi for fewrjrwrold and upward Miliac ijUtb raceSena furlongs for fourycarolds-ad apwaraMelds April 8 Pint neeQae Iutl mile for

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TitMday April Jl Pint race Six furianc I-BthmyctraMu Second raceOne miles for threemroW aad upward wiling Third raee The BalneMte Bwon HatxHctp fire end farlees Fourth ncc Steeplechase for faitrreareUtand apwart aeWag sheet Fifth

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HOUDINI STILL A MYSTERY

Crowded Houses at Chasesby His Tricks

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Ifoudinl the Great returned e Chasesyesterday for a weeks engagement andas usual played to crowded houses Hecompletely mystified his audience withthe box and paperbag triclcs first makingreference at the afternoon performance tothe alleged expose of the tricks madeafter lest vMt to Washington

At the evcMng performance employesKane Sons Co came upon the stage

and constructed a dry goods box In view ofthe audience sad a committee appointeEto superintend the work Into this boxHoudini was placed and was nailed upby the Kami workmen After a wait ofless than tea minutes Houdini appearedhaving esMped fronj the box Mr Cha-addrneed audience making an offerof to be paid to the George Wash-ington University fund If any other per-son than Ilowttnt could release himselfunder similar conditions end offered

IV6B to any person who could prove anycollusion in connection with the feat

by HoudiniHoudini escaped in much less time from

the box than on his previous Thishi explained in that last night a boxordinarily used by the line wns providedwhereas on his previous visit a speciallyprepared box was wed

The feat was displayed at theafternoon performance A professionalfeanerbMg maker nAme upon this stagebringing his own paper paste and twineand a large barr was made in the presenceof a committee from the audience Intothis HoudiBl crept the bag was tiedand sealed and placed In a cabinetIn seventeen minutes Houdini emergedthe paper bag was Intact and the sealswere untouched

HUESTON POOL CHAMPION

St tonic Crank Defeats Keogh forthe Continuous Title

New York March 35 Thomas Huestonef St Louts retains Ute worlds eontlnuone pool championship as the result ofthe final nights play with Jerome Keeghof Buffalo

Huestan lest night made 1W to 134 forKeogh This brought the final score ofthe champion to 000 wfrfle ICeogh had47Huestons best breaks last nightM 37 and he made Van scratchesKeoghs high break was 35 and he etamade two scratches

Will Not Buy MontgomeryNew Orleans Mardi Si K L Thomas

after the running of the Crescent CItyDerby on Saturday concluded not tobuy Montgomery for 12000 as the coltis said to have pigeon toes JockeySchilling who had the mount says thatthe colt because of this defect camenear falling twice during the running efthe Derby

A A U Xot to Control TennisNow York March 38 James E

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PLUMBERS ARE

Father Staffora May Be UmpireJudge De Xnmed as Other1onnihillty Open Shop QuestionOne Under Conalueratlon Journey-men Object to Interpretation

It improbable that the Impendingcrisis In the dispute between the fasterBuilders Association and the BjlldlngTrades Alliance growing out of tilt dis-

pute between tIM master cad journeymanplumbers as to the Interpretation of ar-

ticles 5 anti 6 of the arbitrationaward will be seriously affected bynights meeting of the building tradesIt wits inacated yesterday that thetrades would probably take no decisiveaction at this time other than to stand

in their support of the journeymanplumbers who are members of the or-

ganization It Is assured that they vjlllnot permit the award to go bask to thearbitrators for interpretation as desiredby tIM master plumbers and the master

This will leave the whole matter at astandstill as every one of the five organisations concerned will remain firm andwait for something to happen

The basis of all the contention Is a fluestton of the open shop This the buildingtrades positively refuse to recognize Theysay there has been no open sltop in thecity for years and the arbitration awarddoes not allow and they will not permit it under any consideration

Strike Considered ProbableIt was stated by k prominent member

of the alliance yesterday that they wouldhave gone out last November when therewas a temporary halt in the arbitrationproceeding had they not ben adjuredthat the op n3nop question would not beconsidered that It was merely a question-of the violation of the contract made be

the master awl journeyman plum-bers If this stand Is maintained the onlypossible result will be a strike of thebuilding trades

The question of the selection of an umpire to net with the conference committee-of five from the Master Plumb-ers Association and five from thePlumbers Union provided for in the oldcontract has also become a matter of dispute It was provided by the arbitrationboard that an umpire be etecUrT beforethe expiration of thirty days er the

as a further award would appointone Last Friday the master and Jour-neyman plumbers held a conference at therequest of the master plumbers to en-

deavor to agree upon a Bachparty has submitted four names andFather D J Stafford of St PatrickChurch nominated by the masterera and Judge De Lacy of theCourt nominated by the journeymenhave consented to serve If elected Themasters made the proposition that theumpire interpret tbe disputed clauses

Journeymen Make ObjectionThis proposition mot with immediate ob-

jection from the journeymen who consist-ently maintained that there was no needof an Interpretation as the articles Inquestion were clear and they were willingto by them And further that thisuntpire nosier UM contract find awarVwits only to sit on future disputes thatmight arise and could not Interpret theaward under which he was elected TMsdifference of opinion completely blockedevery attempt at an election as the votewas always five slid five The thirty daysallowed for election will expire onWednesday and in view of the deadlockit will probably fall to the board to ap-point an umpif Whet bearing this willhave upon the dispute over Interpre-tation of articles S and C it is Impossibleto state

The appointment of the umpire may pos-sibly bring oa a crisis but If It does notthe expiration of the time allowed for Utereinstatement upon request of thosemembers of Plumbers Union No 6 expelted during the lockout will It Is saidThis will run the conflict thirty dayslonger or until April 27 three days

the local building boone is generallylaunched

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have strike clauses in their contractand do not fear trouble

MONOGAMIC MARRIAGE

3Ir e lilt Address Before the Secamy League on Sunday

tar The WtsUsstMThe report of my address in this

paper conveyed the Jmprselon that-I spoke on only The addresswas an argument showing that raonogamic marriage permanent in its naturewas the highest and only moral rotationof the sexes

That true marriage is a fact In naturebeing the result of the peculiar reciprocallove of one man for one woman weldingthem permanently together into a singleIntellectual and moral being This moralbeing not male alone or female clonebut man male and female is the unitof human society Science and religionagree on this point

Ofttlmes we hear that the home is theunit of society The home is only thenest in which this dual unity lives and

out its destinytrue marriage this union bf one

man with one woman is the most sacredthing we know of and the moat signif-icant

AH law civil or ecclesiastic regardingmarriage is merely the acknowledgmentef this great central truth

Law unnecessarily restrictive as todivorce or the annulment of a falsemarriage when the parties find thoy havenot for each other this abiding marriagelove tends to bring this great institutioninto contempt

The civil law regarding marriage shouldtake cognizance of Its permanent natureMarriage not only should be but all truemarriage is for life

The gravest moral objection arises whenIt Is proposed to force a man and awoman to live together who do not wantto and who clearly do not have for eachother this attracting and wedding love

The of mankind shows thispolyandry polygamy monogamy Polygamy Is agreeable

to absolutism and we find it flourishingwhere absolutism reigns

Monogamy IB agreeable and only Itcan be to democracy The equal distribulion of the sexes would alone and politically make monogamy ImperativeIt is the hearts of men and women thatthe sanctity of marriage must be feltand revereneed It is the province of reEaton primarily add of education and scianne collaterally to Instill this reverencefor monogamlc marriage In the risinggeneration c F NKSBmWashington March 25

Grand Jury Indictments ReturnedThe grand Jury yesterday returned the

following indictments to Justice StaffordIn Criminal Court No 1 Joseph Clarkassault with a dangerous weapon IrankS Homans and David P Tanner con-spiracy James Riley forgery Henry B

and John T Page larceny fromtho United States

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PrwtBt Mr Justice lUrUn M JmMceMr Jn i e White Mr Jnrtlee 1tdJaw Jotics MeKtMBB Mr Jwttat Melai Mr J MDay end Mr Jiutiee Jleedy

Vernon Hodge of WaibtesfM U U EdwardCf Smith f QMkrtwf W V Alfrrt Pities ofPhR d ipiil I1 end Horse Vas Brma eften Maw were admitted to pnctiee

No Kl ItoebMtcr hallway Compiiw BteWifferrw T City f l b cr to error to the 8 H

Cewt of the Stale of Yetk de rt fi m t-

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No 29i 3sn 4re StateIdaho MiningretepjBf Oempaiiy et at appeOaitU n Keaaegr3 hauler hem the Court of theUnited fiut for the dWtrict of Idaho Utwte tfar the of jar eMoe OpMon bjr Mr JuHtoI-Jay

No 22Z William Moore K at ie appeHaara It MeQoire ct at appeal from tile ttrauitinert U OiHMd PAstes for tbe BaUern dtMrte-cet Arkansas decree recessed with coM eremanded for farther pruuieUlim ta oonfemtty wfth

the otto f this osurt Optetai hr ML JusticeKeJme DbMatfegi Mr Uactav Mr J s-

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trial Attoroey Bendbehu RetkcWU-

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ApplicaMons

RESULT OF McOUMBEE Bill

New 31 en sure llewnriln Veterans losServices Rendered Long A soWho Have Reached Age of Sixtyt vo Benefit by Law Matty Neon

Claims Received at Department

Nearly 300000 applieatlsns Sir pensionhave been received at the Pension Ofifcisince age act was passed by ei

February granting government allow-ances to any soldier who served nlnaijdays or more in the military service oi-

the country during the civil war oisixty days in the war with Mexico andWOO has reached the age of stxjytwe

It is provided that applicantmust have an honorable discharge

The appl atio e are front all parts ofthe country Many of the veterans rangeIn age from eightylive to ninety yearsand heretofore have not been receivingany benefits from the governmnt owingto no disabilities received in engagementIn which they took part Day after dajhundreds of papers continue to pile Uupon the Pension Office employee and UMpassage f Ute MeCumber bill has beerthe cause of all kinds of work at thedepartment After being approved thepension begins with the date of tiling

Provide for All VeteransThe act provides that any veteran wine

has reached the age ef sixtytwo years to

entitled to H2 a month Those who anseventy years old are entitled to 16 smonth and the old soldiers who h vpaseed the seventyfiveyear mark oiover are to be allowed M a month nthbill is for the benefit of all those veteranwho have not been receiving pensIonheretofore The new law will be tbeof the withdrawal of hundreds of appli-cants who have had their papers on filefor months even years New papers withave to be made out by the applicant Ir-

oaeh ease and toted upon aeeordfogiy althe department headquarters

Despite the enactment ef thu agethe additional work that has fol-

lowed and which began within a testlays after the bill became a law the forceof clerks at the Pension Office has notbeen Increased In faet preparationsbeing made to let out quite a numbetduring the summer months

The reduction among the decks wasbrought about by Ute failure of Cwsgreafto make the necessary appropriation tcretain their services About seventy

are to be discharged early ina result of this ruling much

prevails among the departmentaldarks as to who will be the unfortunateones Different ORes are to be selectedfer dismissal from the different depart-ments

Pension List Long OneAltogether including the sorvrwrs 01

the civil war the government is new pay-ing pensions to 975341 persons This num-ber includes the veterans of alt wars olthe United States tot which provtsicBhas been made for pensionwidows and children of oM soMierg artalso on the roll All toW MMK veteranof the civil war are now pensioners onthe list of the government

The applications for allowances undeithe act of February this year are stttiearning in at the office mel it is ex-

pected that many thousand more wit titreceived before all who are entitled willhave beeR provided for

There are many eivllwar soldiers Incountry who have net reached theage limit and as tines pica OR these menwill make their applications wMcfa willkeep the department busy fer Many yearsto come

Buffalo at CharlottesvilleSpecial te The Wuhatgtea Henld

CharlottesvIlle Va March SMaageiMcAllister and eleven members of theBuffalo club of the Eastern Leaguereached Charlottesville this aftaraeenand tomorrow morning will begin

practice on the athletic field atthe University of Virginia The re-

mainder of the team wilt drop in beforethe end of the week Real work beginson Easter Monday This afternoonBisons watched the game between Vir-ginia and Staunton Military Academy

Held for Stealing TurkeysOn the charge of having stolen a nuns

ber of turkeys from the warehouse ofthe GoldenLove Company commissionmerchants 922 Louisiana avenue northwest a few days before Christmas Hurlay Brooks and Richard Newton both col-

ored were arrested in Philadelphia yes-terday by Detective Cornwall of the Cen-tral bureau assisted by the police ef thatcity

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Catch R Pratt X aad Laelk A Jferfark MheM ef Cape Slay N 3 Stew W X Perfasea-

Sjdnor U Major MIl melee A Deus 9both of RicfaBMad Vs Her J B IrrhMi

Spencer H Shtpter 3 anti Mary I Jehasea ISboth of Baltimore Md ReT E a

C X Underwood 26 aDd U M Sfeaaa ofV Her Igvattas rVrfey

Lien S SsrtariaiH a sad AMa G V Betsey-3X Her H a Pease

John A Howell fl f New Glitz JJC sad BathPerdne 13 Iler A a lube

William U Btcksleta S aad Finals LL

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BOmnzla la L Sabreal S ef Best Lu Veca Nflex and LiSle Cooper S Her DeeM Mftuhfaston

Philip Barrls IS ef JadEsaarMe Pit and CalMertee raw 2S E B CurSes

lake Holmes 36 and Mary TMs 38 Rev lakeBIchard

William 25 and LttHaa HesaWes CHer John W Lee

DEATH RECORD

Cons C Wfison UM Q it nir yensArah E JlWer U E rt M 68 ywrsEtta if Martha at Jadneo tt AwcesO 1 yearJames P MeHfurt MS6 X CapItal st nir 3

iNnBllzabeth G Ilbtey 13M Girard rt aw W y rsJames B OSryea tItS Pa are w n yearsSamuel Odes Ml 7th st s 37 TearsLouis Grimm Gout RecpL Insane 68 yearsPeter Msllon Gert Hospt lame yearsBHa B Ixnrr M13 3 st aw yearsCharlotte HaMca Sitfey HeepL U dasSarah K Sparks 9tt 1 rt BW 71 yearsMdmtwd B tattoo 8U 19th at aw yean

Albert B B Wakes K3 B rt 39 yeasMabel J Peek ITU N J are BT 8 dept

COLOREDWHam H IK S tt II st EO U yearsAnne 8 Gray 60S BlaIr court as t yearsHannah S Virulent eeartpTw 6E

Isaac halt 299 CterebBd see 37 yearsJoseph Danlei Barrflte D tX 35 yearsJoIns E Barky MS SH st aw 6C years

Charlyen 3d st sir M yearsWar Shorter ifi lit rt sw 2 yesesiQitift Merideth TIle Albemarle 17th and T sU

85 8 raentb-si mUiy Harris UB Chester csuzt maw weaths-Ifari Lodctroed Asrtem Hewl 8-

0Vnnie Brooks 2828 8th t siw yearsBOM Crawd Georgetown U k Hoots 40 years

Dener set Besedale U t yearsInfant ef Charles A sad Mantle A Lee US BM-

st OTT 144 Ssft-Infaat of Dent Suds Smith 2 EKaUA

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