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THE WASHINGTON HERAItD. MONDAY.. NOVEMBER 25. 1912.
Connolly Hit in .300 Class for Montreal Other Sporting News
NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING AVERAGES.
0. AK R. H. T B. IB. SB! H.B, S.H. S.B. Pet.
Zimmerman. Chicago 145 537 95 207 318 41 14 14 18 23 .372
Meyers, New York 126 371 CO 133 177 IS B -Jj
Sweeney: Boston 153 593 84 204 261 31 13 1 33 27 .344
Evers, Chicago 1 478 73 163 211 23 11 1 14 16 .341
Brcsnahan. St. Louis 48 108 8365072104
McCormlck. New York 42 39 4 13 19 4 1 0 0 1 .333
Doyle, New York 1 558 SS 1S1 263 33 8 10 B 26 .330
Knlsely. Cincinnati 21 67 10 22 35 7 3 0 1 3 .33
Lobert, Philadelphia 63 257 37 84 112 12 B J 10 13 JG7
Wiltse, New York 28 4C 515 17 20011.326
Wagner. Pittsburg 143 55S 911S12773i20 7 112J.324
Hendrix. Pittsburg i 46121253364 10 6121. 323
Kirke. Boston 101 3,0 53 111 146 11 4 4 9 7 .320
Kell, Pittsburg 48 132 20 4! 52 32 1 7 g .318
Marcans. Cincinnati 110 416 59 132 168 19 7 1 9 33 .31.
KUngr. Boston 81 S2 26 SO 102 10 3 2 7 3 .317
Donlln. Fittsbirg 77 244 27 77 108 9 8 2 10 8 .316
Stengel. Brooklyn 17 57 9 18 23 1 0 1 1 B .316
Paskert. Philadelphia 143 540 103 170 221 38 5 1 11 36 Jlj
Konetchy, St. Louis 143 533 SI 169 245 26 13 8 17 23 .314
CrandalU Now York 50 80 9 25 35 2 0 3 0 .313
Titus. Phlla 43. Bos., 96 141 502 09 155 224 32 11 S li 1! .309
Merkle. New York 129 479 82 148 215 22 6 11 8 37 .300
Uaubert. Brooklyn 145 539 St 172 232 19 16 3 14 29 .308
Miller, Chicago S6 241 43 74-93 11 4 0 8 11 .307
S Magee. Philadelphia 132 464 79 342 203 25 9 6 29 SO .306
Wheat, Brookln 123 43 70 138 3)128 7 8 71630j
Huggins. fet Louis 120 431 82 131 154 15 4 0 11 35 ,304
Carey. Pittsburg 130 387 114 177 231 23 8 B 37 45 .302
tdlngton. Pittsburg 1353 4 16 2002030.30!
Simon. Pittsburg 42 113 10 34 3S 2 1 0 0 1 .301
J ttllkon. Pittsburg 152 83 80 173 299 19 30 11 23 16 300
-Campbell. Boston -145 24 103 183 244 32 9 3 22 19 296
HobllUi.ll Cincinnati 148 58 73 164 226 S 12 2 26 23 .294
Burns Jew lork 29 51 11 13 19 4 0 0 0 7 .294
Lee Magee. 8L Louis 128 4jS 60 133 162 13 8 0 25 16 .290
M Brown Chicago 16 31 3 9 10 1 0 0 1 1 .290
Devlin. Boston Kt -136 59 126 160 18 8 0 8 11 SI
Bates. Cincinnati 81 239 4". 69 9S 12 7 1 11 10 .289
A Wilson. New York 65 121 17 35 50 6 0 3 6 2 .289
Hvatt, Plltsbjrg 46 97 13 .-8 33 3 1 0 2 2 .289
Byrne. Pittsburg 130 528 99 152 214 SI 11 3 12 20 2SS
Saler, Chicago 122 4..1 74 13Q 189 S3 14 2 14 11 .288
Shafer. New York 78 163 4S 47 53 4 1 0 7 22 2W
Phelps. Brooklyn "4 111 8 32 4J 4 3 0 4 1 2S8
Graham Philadelphia 24 ra 6 17 21 1 0 1 0 1 2SS
J Smith. Brookljn 125 46 73 139 191 Ss 6 4) 16 22 2S
Houser. Boston 10S 332 'C 142 17 3 8 5 1 2Sn
Cravath. Philadelphia 130 43 63 124 203 30 9 11 16 284
Mitchell, Cincinnati 147 SuS 60 136 2CS 14 13 4 18 23 2S3
Evans. S Louis 11". 4-H 59 133 1& 23 9 6 13 11 2S3
Arther, C hicago 120 Ss3 -0 1(0 148 M 2 5 14 7 2S3
Tinker v hicago 142 n fi U 193 24 7 0 34 i 2S3
Fletcher, New York 13 419 64 118 17 17 8 ! It 16 M
Knabe Philadelphia 1.! 42 120 133 II 4 0 11 16 2X2
Hummel, Brooklyn 122 411 'u lie 16b 21 7 5 10 7 2S2
Northen. Brooklyn US 41! 54 lib 160 2b 6 2 9 8 282
Uescher Cincinnati 14. 54 120 154 216 29 12 -3 9 67 2X1
Oakes, St Louis 13b 4T. f7 139 177 19 r. 3 13 A .281
Clarke, Cincinnati . ... 72 116 13 41 52 7 2 0 5 9 2S1
tuUhaw, Brooklyn . .. . 102 3o7 41 100 12 14 4 0 1 . 14 2S0
Dovvnej Phlla 54 Chi , 13 67 1J3 31 54 73 b 5 1 16 3 280
ltovle Philadelphia 15 2. 4 7 8 1 0 0 0 0 -N)
O Miller Brooklyn .. . 9S 310 33 V! Ill 18 1 1 7 It 27s
t otter Chicago ... . 2b 54 b U 19 0 2 0 0 1 278
. .. . 2b 54 b U 19
143 543 83 IV 227
in 401 ra in ni
130 508 140 181
145 5h7 71 l-f. 22o
10b 327 0. 90 122
Wurrav New York .
McC arth Pitthurg
H Moran Bro klvn
J Mil er Pittsburg
Devore New l&rk
Hofman Chi 3b Pitts.
Donn 11 Boston
Butler. Pittsburg
Dale Si Louis
Govvdj Boston . ..
OSroh New ork
Snodgrass, New 1 ork ...
Elllt St Louis
Walsh. Philadelphia . ..
Wlngo St Louis
Schulte t hicago
Becker New lurk
Mathewsoi New "ork
Herzog Nev "io-k
Mensor Pittsburg
Jackson Boston .
Downs, Brooklyn. 9, Chi,
Hau-er. St Louts
L McDonald Boton
n Miller, Bos, 51. Phila . 67 118 378
Doolan Philadelphia . .. 146 532
bpratt. Bo-ton 27 0
Luderus, Philadelphia 145 572
Leach, Pitt" 28 Chi . 8! 110 3(2
C M Donald Cinc'nnatl 61 140
C Smith Chicago .. 21 ...
Sn h St Louis .. 73 21t.
DaU Brooklvn . 61 13
Mow rev fet l.oui-1 114 4C8
Robinson Pittsburg 33 59
Brennan Philadelphia 27 30
Jingling Brooklvn . . .- . 23 M
I gan C inUnnsiti . 143 507
MrKeehnii "ittsburg 14 71
BI m, t Liu s 43 111
Shecka d Chicago . ..' 146 23
Rmker Brooklyn .43 102
Htss, Boston . 33 'I
Phelan Cincinnati 130 461
McLean Cincinnati 102 333
"Williams. Chicago 25 C2
Gibon Pittsburg 9o 3i
Grant C u cinnati . . i H
bhultz PhlUJlphia .... 23 21
St ire d Cincinnati . . . 30 114
lirdn.U, Boston . ..31 It.
I amnitz, Pittsburg 41 S
Lennox Chicago -"7 M
Hartltj, New ork 23 34
TooIe. Brooklvn 77 263
Dooln Philadelphia 69 184
V seller Brook!n
Harmon St Louis
V. h , fet LouU
Kent. Brookl n
Chene, Ch ulgo .
danis. Pittsburg
Kdliier, Philadelphia .
Ame. New ork
Randen, Boston
O Tooie Pittsburg
A me da Cincinnati
Marquard N iw York
Seaton Philadelphia .
C Brown Boston
Lrwin Brookln
Maranille, Boston ....
Gejer, ht. Louis . .
(oe. Chi . S Pitts., V
Ivler, Bo--ton
, 42
3
, S3
1 &mond, Cincinnati . .. 82
( urtis Phila. 10, B.ookljn. 19. .29
Kirkpatrlck, 3rookln 32
Barger. BrooKljn 17
Mexander Philadelphia 46
iox Pittsburg 33
Gallonaj. St Louis 21
Steele, St. Louis 41
Need ham Chicago 33
Itixej, Philadelphia 23
Tilrkson Boston 36
Mien. Brooklyn 20
Keefe. Cincinnati 17
S iggs, Cincinnati 43
Willis St. Louis 31
I-nender Chicago 43
Tesreau New lork 56
Good. Ch'cago 39
Perdue, Boston 37
Humphries, Cincinnati 30
4
Bailee, St Louis 45
Benton. Cincinnati 50
Knetzer Brooklyn 53
StaK Brookl n . 2S
nichle, Chicago . 33
O Rourkc, Boston 61
1eifield. Pitts., h Chi, 13 is
Dodge, Philadelphia 30
Ileulbach Chicago 33
Moore, Philadslphia 31
Fromme, Cincinnati 43
Ragan, Brooklyn 3$
Woodburn, St. Louis . 20
NOTE Most runs. Bescher. 120, stolen bases, Bescher, 67.
CLUB BATTING.
New York 154 5067
Pittsburg I52 KS!
Chicago 132 5048
Boston L SS61
St Louis. 1"3 6092
Brooklyn 1"3 6141
Philadelphia. 152 077
Cincinnati 155 6115
MKCELLANEOUS.
Two hundred and eight j -three pla) erj participated In the pennant race. Elev
en played-on two clubs, four of this number being pitchers, four outfielders. two
infielders, and one catcher. The total number of players? divided among clubs
and playlnff positions, was as follows. ""u"a ura
. Pitchers Catchers. Infielders. Outfielders. Total
Boston 14 6 li i ft
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
I New York
Philadelphia 1-
P.ttsburg 12
St. Louis ..16
2 227 2b 20 3 19 38 277
12 4 IK 8 277
15 10 1 9 28 J7b
22. 33 12
14b 533 31 141 It". 24
109 SIC 17 82 116 IS
ol 1 4 16 4(1 58 0
1(X) 310 2! 82 122 IS
133 33 10 146 231 27
123 -.12 C Kb loS IS
41 110 14 ) 33 4
27 11 12 19 17 J64
127 171 20
J, 33 3
104 133 13
50 W 13b 20
47 137 175 26
2 13 9 ,2o3
1 21 6 23S
22 11 65 9
o3 104 13 13
69 12.. 113 14
0 29 24 247
3 10 L 24
vH 112 152
2 14 12 .234
20 52
71 ?
0 13 7 .233
106 13 24 Sh
53 5 U 17
268 IS CO 7o
2 37 3
91 13 IS
1 3 2 liS
0 2 0 .170
0 2 0 .167
.4 29 3
II TB
1451 2002
1493 2TQQ
1338 19ol
14C3 1S33
1366 1791
1377 lb39
1334 1MS1
1310 1732
2B SB. IT.R. SH. 8.B. Pet
231 88 48 132 319 .286
222 129 39 1S1 177 .284
243 91 42 182 164 .277
227 68 33 16S 137 .273
220 73 32" 159 179
245 68 42 179 159
183 91 19
218
12 4 9 5 M
18 6 9 7 4Q
24 4 7 e it
12 t 7 6 28
11 S 39
4 11 ji a
6 10 9 41
13 S S S3
One of the Best
-tnndluc (left to rlsbt) HoftecLer, Koehler, Morria, Ben Blerner, Hlndrnuan. Hnntermn. Bonland, Smith,
Loom!., KnodP, AVTiHe. SlttlncPennlnstoo, Williams, Kddr Rnff, Flror, Covtcr, Johnson. 1'MfT.
Gossip of the
News Notes
II AL MACIlLF.n.
What some of us can be thankful for
Thurda
Allison That his scores are bound to
Improve
Gerstenberg That he doesn t have to
furnish proof of that 300 score
Eckstein That there arc other alleys
besides a certain pair.
Kirk Miller That we let him oft so
easy
few an While there's life there a hope
of Improving his scores
M Helltr That Hermy Is still walking
the straight and narrow.
Law rence That he can ajwas beat
Hageman
Care That age does not necessarily
deteriorate one s bowling
Gurnte That his team Is still out of
laM place
Shaffer That we dMn t publish hlsi
team 8 picture
Settler That we will not mention his
name an) more In this column
G Albrecht That the law makes mid
night closing compulsory
Hamner That he won't hae to worry
about first plxre this season
All bowlers That the scores could be
worse
At a meeting of the board of goernors
of the National Bowling Association,
held at New York last Sundaj. resolu
tions were passed to hold the 1913 tourna
ment on either new or re-planed alleys
This was done to aoid the neccesslty
of building new alleys, which appears to
lune been one of the main difficulties
to oercome The city In which the
tourney Is to bo staged was not decided
upon
Potomac Council lifsgnr.
7he Potomac Council Lcagu will be
represented by a team composed of
Messrs B Nolan T Nolan. O H P
Clark, T II McLarnej, and IV. O
Feel) Here s to ion. bojs. go after
them and uphold the reputation of old
Swampoodle
The games of the new association will
be rolled at the Potomac Allejs In
Georgetown on Monda) eenings. two
sets being pla)cd at the same time
The following Is the schedule for the
first 11 e weeks of play
NoTCTnbrr 2&-!oUxiiac ti. Spaldwr heaoe i.
Cmn.
DwsrmHr 2 Krana tu Sptidin;, rwattmc
Waabiogtno.
lA-ctmtxr 9 WashtrctMi re SpaMinc PototnAQ re.
CutoU
IKremtuT 16-CrroIl re. Washington, Krue ts.
rotocnic
pemnbrr 3-6t14inj ti. Cfcrroll, Wuhicston re.
The above needs but the adoption by
the board of directors of the associa
tion to be official
Departmental Lfainie.
Orratrst number sparre Slye. Treasury 3L
High samp Parker Pension Office 133.
Huh sct-Sle Trtararr 364
STANDING OF THG T)IS
Tram. Won. Loat. Pet.
Nary lard 15 5 C
Bureau . ..12 6 636
rvxnmusioneri .16 8 6E6
Prain . 13 11 SQ
War .
TrrasutT .12 12 5(0
Cricuitare 6 U 333
Ceosui .. 1 3) .017
it.
GEN0AS TAKE LEAD TN
CABB0LL COUNCIL LEAGUE
CARItOLL COUNCII. TEAM STANDING
Genoaa .. 21
Trintdada. ..... ... 21
Columbia........-. 21
Salredorm, 21
OTandos. . . .. ... 21
Eanla Maria 21
Mnaa 21
Pintaa ... . 21
E83
9 4S2
1X1
IMS
f 331
11
SCUEDDLE.
Monday, OT 23 Oenoaa Ta. Tnnidads.
Postponed tlaata Man re Pint set.
ThankaslTine tUlTadon re. Columbias.
Friday, .Sot. S-Otacdoa Ta. Mnaa.
First cams starts at 10 a. m.
The Carroll Council team will be picked
from the ten following plajers and will
bowl Its first set In the Intercouncll (K.
of C ) League to-morrow evening. The
averages contain all games to date.
G P St. Bp. Ate
McLaughlin. Salrador . 21 2.1(8 5 42 1CC3
JlcCann. Genoa. . . II 1.51S 4 28 I
McCarthy. Columbia . 21 2,090 7 31 19 B
KUer. Mna. ... . IS 1 45T 2 20 W.13
Cnrtin, Columbia. 11 18U 4 3 9711
bmitb. Genoa . . . Is 1 736 10 3 tS.44
Daldr. Columbia. .. . . 20 LS21 21 K.06
Ccsnor, Haltador ... 7 669 3 7 95.57
Boren. Mna. ... .IS l.rjO 4 S3 95 SS
Lacey, Trinidad. IS U3 2 a 93 SO
Morria. Pint. H 1.998 4 34 J6 19
The following bowlers had seta last
week over the .300 mark: Xiley, 324;
Smith, 313. Burke, 307; McDonough. 303;
McLaughlin, 305; McCarthy. 305; Horcn,
303, Lacey. 303, and Donohoe, 301.
The Santa Marfa-Pinta set which was
scheduled for next 'Wednesday evening
has been postponed to allow the bowl
ers of these two teams to attend the
Carroll Council Assembly Thanksgiving
party on that night This does not
mean for the bowlers to break training
entirely, and the captains will be pretty
severe with any one that falls down In
the next set.
The Columbias and Salvadors were to
ciinch on Thanksgiving night, and as
this set is a very important one with
both teams the opposing captains got
together and agreed to pull oft the
match in the morning at 0 o'clock. It
was figured that The averages would
drop If the men rolled after wrestling
with the turkey, and so there is noth
ing to do but irrt"Tip-cjIy? bride in
Te.ams Ever Turned Out at College Park.
MABYIAOT AQQIES POOTBAIL SftUAD.
Bowlers,-
and Comment
the milk, and report at the unw Itching
hour of 10 a, rn.
The new schedule Is out and contains
thlrty-slz pages, which gives It the ap
pearance of the Congressional Record.
It. will be received by the members In
Monday's mall, and you can so to It and
study the constitution, by-laws, and
rules, .c , and then wish bad luck to the
committee that drew It up.
There Is one team In this league that
can get pins and yet fall to win the
majority of Its games, and that team
Is the Santa Marias This week's roll
ing has not been any exception to the
case in regards to this team, for It got
more pins this week than any other
team in the league, and then only landed
the third game If any one stumbles
over a stray horse shoe, please present
same to Capt Quisle) and oblige.
GEORQE n, DA IDT.
SCHEDULE OP BOWLING
EVENTS DURING THE
COMING WEEK
TENPINS.
Departmental Tenptn LeajKtae.
At ralace MIria.
Monday CocnmiMlnnera re. Bureaja
Tueadar aty t War
V. fdneadar Icrieulture ta. Poet-ofBcr
Thursday Interior re. Gotemmeot Pristinx Offlce
District Tenpln I.eanne.
At Rathakenrr Allrya.
Monday-Rorrrnmmt Printing Oflf Ta. C of O.
Wednesday (.olooiala ta. lloruta.
Priday ralace ra. Corumbiaa.
Colonial Leaffne.
At rilir. AUeya l
Monday Pmneen Ta. PUcrtma
TfMtaj irctniaca ti Manhattana.
Thurada) Kuicaerbockere Tf. Iruluou.
fealurday Coatioentala Ta. Puritana.
DUCKPINS.
orlhrnatrrn Dnckpln League.
At Northeast AUeya.
Monday Carroll ts. Capttola.
Tuesday Keana Co. re. Ha?trtyi
Wednesday Atlantic ts. Crescent,
friday llanlocs Ta. Younf Men Shop.
So. It. R. Clerk' Dnckpln League,
At Casino Alleys.
Monday Managers re. Krelght,
Tuesday Law ti Auditors
Wednesday Mechanical ts. Tm X. Timber
iTklay Accountant ti. Comptrollers.
Commercial Leaprne.
At Fllaee Alleys
Monday Gen. Baking Co Ta Wash. Ton, Co.
Tulay Uahn k Co re. Judd ft. Detweller
Wednesday Harenncr Baking to rs Tolmaa
Laundry
Thursday Chapln acis re Erening Star
I'riday-lUidoirti i. West ts. Woodaard k. Loth
Departmental Dnckpln League.
(At Cmlltol Sill AJlers.)
Monday Agriculture re, Cansu.
Tonaday Bureau re. Prnalon
Wednesday NaTy Taxd Ta. Treasury
Thursday Com mini oners rs War
ay sard Lenffne.
(At lUthakeUer Allen.)
Tuesday MlaeeUaneom ts. Breech Mechanism
FridTy Eaat Oca Carriags t. West Oua Carrisgo.
Potomac Council Dnckpln League.
(At Palara Alleys.)
Wednesday La Salles tb. Hcnnepins Maro,uettM
ts. Chamraaina. De botos TS. Balboa.
Arcade Dnckpln league.
(At Arcade Alleys.)
Monday LaborUe re. Uohnead
Tuesday Bankers n. Arcade Market.
Wednesday Imperial ts. GoTernmeat PnntXns Of
So, FrlcUyclhcnrood re. Tnmirf,
Terminal It. R. V. M. C. A. Leagnc.
(At Union Station AUrys.)
Monday Ticket Offla rs. Car Department.
Tuesday Station Na 1 re. Station Its. 3.
Priday-Tickrt Oface r. Auditors.
Interdenominational League.
(At Palace Alters.)
Tuesday Firth re. St. Mark a, Westminster re,
Kendall, Sixth re. Bethany
Westminster Dnckpln I.cnsruc.
A'ntlonal Capital Dnckpln League.
Monday Climberi js. Fotcmac. at lUthsxeUer Al
Tuesday Gasinoa re. Wearbacha, at Casino Alleys.
WednesdiT-T. M. C. A re. Ptlaes. at T. M a
A Alleys; Pat Mm re. A. C. M. Y . at Fat Men's
Chir.
FTiday-atlonl ts. Mount Vernons, at Fat Men's
Club.
District Dnckpln Leagfne.
Monday-Toledo re. Goodfdlowa, at Brelsfonif
Allen.
Tuesday Hummsrs Ta. Beaolutes, at Royal Alleys.
Wednesday-Euro re. Arlington, at Royal Al
leys. Friday Garrisons re. Belmont at Garriaon Alley;
Bojili t. Sungn. at Royal Alley.
Ingrain Church Leasrae.
(At Ingram Church Alleys.)
Monday Booster ts. White Cans.
Thursday Booster re. a CUir.
Saturday-Bun Moots re. Whits Caps,
Carroll Council League.
(At Rathskeller Alley-)
Monday Genoa re. Trinidad.
Wednesday-Santa Maria re. Pint.
Thursday SajTadnrs ts. Oolumbl.
Friday Orandos re. Nina.
An Earnest Old Maid.
IroraJudg.
An earnest old maid from Legralf
Made a dress from a yard and a half.
&h said that she knew
She could have made two.
But she feared .the old bachelors would
mil,
-Photo br P. B. Ettls.
Secretaries of District
Bowling Leagnes, Notice !
The BottIIbs Editor of The
Waahlngion Herald reqneata all
ecretarles of bowling league to
send la the averages of their re
speetlse circuits not later than
11 o'clock Friday night, so as to
Insure publication on the follow.
Ins Sunday In the Pink Section.
The aYerafrcs and notrs of a
half dosen leagues are published
In thla Issue and next Sunday It
la planned to have the complete
landing of every league In the
District. Secretaries of leagues
are requested to send la the
atandlng of the teams I'rlday
night.
There are still several ached
ules unpublished, and If the sec,
rrtarlea of these leanruea ttIH
mall the UOTfllns; Editor of The
Washington Herald a copy of the
same mil be published the fol
lorTlng day.
GOOD PEESS AGENT STUFF.
WIHIc llnppe Kuocks Bonn Cham
pion d Wolgnat.
San Francisco, Nov 24 Willie Hoppe.
earing a pair of ten-ounce gloves)
knocked the llgbt-n eight champion of
the world Ad Wolgast, flat on his back
to-day
It sas In the second period of one of
the most vicious training bouts ever
pulled off In a gymnasium. A terrific
right swing caught Wolgast flush on the
Jaw, and he dropped heavily to the
floor He got up In a dazed condition
and tore after the Butchertown lad.
but Hoppa stood by his guns and
rained rights and left on tVoIgast's head
and body
DRAMATIC SCENE
AT DEATH BED
Divorcee, Shot by Baltimore Han,
Asks that Body Be Kept
from Murderers.
Reno Nev No 24. Fearful of the
evil Influence of H S IVcems, who shot
her In cold blood at Moano Springs. Mrs.
Estclle Y. Baggot. the dhorcee, made
a dying request last night that her body
be sent to some other establishment than
where the body of Weenis lay lira,
Baggot died at 10 30 last night She was
conscious up to an hour before she
passed away. She told of the details of
the shooting She said Weenis promised
that tf she went to the baths with him
he would never trouble her again, so
she went on this promise. After the bath
Weems came Into her dressing room,
holding his hand behind him As he
came up to her he said
"Now, you, our time has come."
and. aiming the revolver at her. fired
She attempted to grab the gun and was
shot In the wrist. The second bullet en
tered her stomach
Mrs Baggot's last hours we-e pathetic
She was driven to hysterics b the
thoughts of the awful crime.
Dr. Hardy located the bullet to-day In
the leg. It having passed through the
stomach and shaped a course down
ward, ending near the knee. Tho body
will be shipped to her father, C. E
Wonderly, at St. Louis.
WANT -'JIM CBOW" CAES.
Central Cltlsens Association Draws
Up BUI for 4.ctIon.
"Jim Crow" cars In the District are
provided for In a bill drawn up by the
legislative committee of the Central Citi
zens' Association, and to be presented
to Congress at Its coming session. A
resolution unanimously Indorsing the hill
and authorising W. J. Neale, the author
of the bill and the association's delegate
to the .Federation of Citizens' Associa
tion, to urge Its recommendation, was
passed at a meeting of the association
held yesterday afternoon In the North
Capitol Savings Bank.
The bill provides that all street car
companies or corporations operating cars
t coaches In the District be compelled
to furnish separate cars or coaches for
white and colored passengers, without
any difference or discrimination In qual
ity convenience.
The chairman of the various standing
committees In their reports outllnetl the
many things which had been accomplish
ed by the association during Its short
existence, and spoke enthusiastically of
the future Dr. Ceorra J. Lochbochler.
chairman ot the membership committee,
reported the names of a number of an
rlicanta for membership In the associa
tion. President Dr. James J. Kllroy pre
sided at the meeting.
STEAMSHIP OFF BOCKS.
Quebec. Canada. Nov. 21. The Canadian
Northern steamship Royal George was
successfully gotten off tho rocks below
Quebec to-day and has arrived In Que
bec. The full extent of the damage
dono to her Is not yet known.
Compressed air was used In effecting
the- removal. It Is expected that she
may be patched up here and loaded with
a cargo of lumber and sent back to
England for permanent repairs.
The Babesia of ndatrnine and enhlntina tha real
bogs -of Upper bw Jersey has bees twttT sno-
CCSKlUt
NOTED GDYMAH
WILL BE SOLD
N. F. Turner's Good Young Horse
to Go to the Highest
Bidder.
The Intelligence that reaches this city
that N. F. Turner's good young horse
Guyman. son of Red Medium. 2 31-4.
and Fantastique, by Chimes. I JO 3-4. will
be sold to the highest bidder at the
'Old Glory sale." beginning November 27,
will be unwelcome news to breeders In
this section.
His blood Wilkes and Electioneer Is
greatly needed In this particular baili
wick. Red Medium Is one of the best
sons of Red Wilkes doing service In the
West, while Chimes years ago demon
strated that he was one of the best sons
of Electioneer doing service In the East.
Fantastique, dam of Guyman, has al
ready proved that as a matron of extreme
speed she far surpasses her full sister.
Fantasy. 2 063-4, the champion three-year-old
filly. Fantastique Is the grand
dam of the good race mare Dorich
Medium, 2 06 1-4. and there Is every evi
dence that she will m time be In the
great broodmare list.
Guyman. now a flv e-y car-old. was
never trained until the present season,
and then only for thirty days, when he
showed a capacity to trot a mile In 2 20
He Is over sixteen hands, a beautiful
bay, absolutely sound, of excellent tem
per, and by all odds the most Impressive
looking Individual ever owned In these
parts. He Is not onlj standard bred and
registered, but his foals foreshadow his
great excellence as a sire.
Surely tome person should be found In
these parts who will bring this grand
young horse back to Washington, unless
outbid by some one else here who appre
ciate his breeding. Individuality, and
high promise more than Is manifested
here Any one who gets him for less
than 11.500 will draw a prize of the high
est order.
HARVARD TEAM HOME.
Victorians Crimson Eleven In Good
shape After sale Game.
Cambridge. Mass., Nov 24. Coach
Percj D Houghton, of Harvard. In a
statement to-dav , a'ttributed Harvard s
victorv over Yale solel to the grand
punting of Felton and the general all
around excellence of the remainder of
the team
Tht majority of the plajers arrived
home to-dav, well and happ) But one
man has an Injury that Is at all trouble
some That Is Bob Storer. he who made
the Crimson s first touchdown against
Vale In eleven )ears. His knee Is badly
wrenched, and water on the knee Is
feared He Is at his home in Boston.
The others are stiff and sore, but other
wise uninjured. Harvard's prospects for
next season are promising
Andy Coaklev Is in the advertising
business In New Tork and has given up
pitching, though he may be seen In a
few games with some Independent club
next season.
Th lliiladelrhia Traction Craranr haa decidM
to Ut tho esirrixnent of aznknieg iromen con-
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