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i<Buck' O'Brien, Boston Pitcher,
Way Change Color of Sox.
?MORE TALK OF SHECKARD
jlttrphy Said To Be Willing to
Trade Him to Brooklyn for
Northen and Miller.
Buck O'Brien. the pitcher of the Red ,
??j who v i-. drlven from the bOI ln the
!_th game for ,he *or,d'8 championship,
n,y be purehased by the Chicago Whlte
A report comea from Boston to the
4tct that the negotiatlons have praetl
Mny beea cencluded. Jlmmy Callahan.
Egger of the Whlte Sox. says that
e/hHe n Pr,cc was a*ked and a tender
-ade the deai is gttll ln the nlr. Ile is
aaxio"s to ?el O'Brien, whom he eon
0Htn ? mlghly useful pitcher. BoetOO
pay part with htm because of the much
talked of peraonal encounter between
fclm and Joe Wood after the loss of that
farnr to the Olanta nt the Polo Oeounda
Rojrer Bresnah.m recelved formal notlce
af his uncondltional release as manager
of the St. Louls Cardlnala on Tueedajr.
Vr.lfss one of the seven other National
laague cluba puts in a clalm for hla aet
vtcei by November 7 Bresnahan will he
afree agtnt.
According to his friends he will not try
to negotlate at present with any team.
u he Intends to flght for the fulfllment
?f Wj contract. Bresnahan la now 111 with
a eevere co'.d.
Charles Webb Murphy. who ia ln the
? jaat looktng for tradea. la said to be will
tng to trade Jimmy Sheokard to the
Brooklyn Superbaa for Hal Northen, the
ontflelder. and Otto Miller, a catcher.
TMs indlcates that Charley Ebb. ta la
? leoklnf for a new manaser. aa rumor haa
j^a jt on a number of occaslons latcly.
ghecltard played in Brooklyn aeveral
jaara ago and was popular with the
Charley Dooln, manager of the Phililea,
aaya be will trade Mike Doolan, his ahort
'ftop, to the CubB for Joe Ttnker and
Cheney, the pitcher. It sounda reasonable
?~for the Phlllles.
, _____
The Meadow Brook Steeplecha.se 4am>
datton. always popular with eoeJetjr and
'with thoae who support raclng for the
'fcwe at the aport, will hold Its autumn
neatlng at Belmont Park Terminal on
KJectlon Day. One of the featurea of the
card will be the Nursery Handleap, a
rprlnt at eix fu.-longs. ln which the beat
Boraea that have been raclng at riping
Jicek and the Unlted Hunts meetlng
have been entered. A cup valued at 11U0
will be preaented to the owner of the
wlnr.er by August Belmont.
A rnatch race also ls being arranged be?
tween the beat three galloways In Amer
Ica-Reybourn. 'ulvert and Booger Red,
irhlch vva.s retlred aome time ago. t
ehlch has been put ln tralning pres.im.i
bly for this r^re If the race la iun lt
Tlll be for a sweepstakes of Sl/mO each
Several grlevances were alred at the
ve?kly meetwiK of the State Athletlc Com
rc,!s len s esterday afternoon. The
Athletfe Club, of Brooklyn. lodged
ijlalnt aerainst ' Battllng" Mantell for fail
tng to box at tbe club's snow on Wtdnos
flay night, but no actlon waa taken fur
?\*t than to eummon Mantell to ap;?ar
V?fora the comml^Mon at Uf next meet
lag to tell his aida et the s'ory.
The Brooklyn Beach Athletic Club alao
had a complaint against Marty Brown
and Johnny Keyea, but aa neither of the
toxera was preaent a^tion waa poatpone.l.
The liberal Atnletlc Club. of Staten
Island, whlch wants to resume cperatlona
under new management, applied for a 11
cenae, but aa condltlons had not been
complled with the requeat waa laid over
for future conslderaticn.
The New Polo Athletlc Club, of Harlem.
the oldeat boxlng club ln thla city, will re
open Ita doora for the season to-nlght.
Fred Yelle. the clever featherwelght from
Boaton. who haa won declslons over I?u!s
de Ponthleu, gtere Kennedy and other
boxera, will face Joe Malone, the Harlem
lad. ln tha main bout of ten rounds. Both
boys are clever, shlfty boxera and carry
e hard punch ln both handa.
Mordecai Brown. once' pltchlng star of
the Cubi. declarea that unlese he becorneB
toenager of the l/oulevllle club. of the
American Assoctatlon. he wtll retlre from
nueball and Joln Frank Chanoe on hla
ranch In Caltfornie.
Barney Dreyfuae, preaident of the
?JJIratftB. haa refuaed permlsaloo to Wag
aer, Hendrlx and O'Toole for a barn
Btormlng trtp with Cy Rlgler'a all-atar
team ln Cuba thla winter. Dreyfuas haa
aia eye on the National League pennant
next y*8r
Danny Morgan. the lrrepresslble man
agBf af Jack Brltton, "Knockout'' Brown
and other prlae boxera. la maklng another
Hd for the limellght. In a letter to tho
?portlng edltor Morgan glvee forty-eeven
reaaona Why "Packey" McFarland, the
'bghrweight of Gblcago, la afrald to face
Jhck Brltton. Morgan Baya that Leach
Croes almoat knocked McFarland out,
whlle he never "lald a gk>v? on Brltton."
Whlch la trne, except that fross had Jack
Brltton ln a more or le?s dlzzy condltlon
from the same old right to the Jaw.
Morgan alao aaya: "Brltton ls the moat
Klentiflc boxer In the world." Thoae who
?aw him floundering around the rlng try
l>g to hlt Freddle Duffy last week are not
*_31ned to agree that Brltton la better
Uan McFarland or Hlfce ^fbbons so far
+ m
tlng sclence goea
FBESHMEN CLOSE UP GAP
Make Clean Sweep in Second
Day of Oolumbia Track Meet
The ColumWa freshmen closed up a b.'g
f*p on the sophomores in the flnal events
of the anruel under claas m?et. whlch
'as hdd on 8outh Field ye-teiday ait. r
noon. They acored 86 polnts out of a
Poealble 27, and made the Hnal acore of
the meet ?7 to 50
The freshmen won all save thlrd place
ln the broad Jump. F.. B Randall, the
freahman high Jumper. agaln dropped out
?fter he had cleared 5 feet 5 lncbea. The
?un had gone down when the polo vault
*r? began to Jump. and the beat they
,could do waa 9 feet t lnchea. at which
Ihelght Walter D. Barry and R. KaBS>,
'both freshmen. tled for flrst place.
The aumrnurtea follow:
Btuad Juiap-Won by M. Cohrn, 'lt>, with
* J'-Jnop of W feet ? lnchea. E. B. Run
fiell, 'ic, aecond. with a Jump of 18 f.. i ;
Inches; H. Axelrod, "16, thlrd, with a Jump
<?f 18 feet 2V. lnchea.
High Jump?V\on hy E. B. RandalJ, 'M,
with a Jump of 6 feet 5 Inches: F. 8. Ap
P'eby, i?. ?nd A. O. Hamllton, W, t?. d
for aecond place at S feet 4 lnchea.
Poie Vijult-Tle for flrat between W. D.
?f"X; 'Wi_ -rd R Be. a*. '1?, at 9 fret
I * lechea; E. 8 Vorter, '16, thlrd, with g
Uult of 9 fee*^
WINS A TITLE ON COURTS
O'Neale Beats Conger in Colum
bia Lawn Tennis Tourney.
James S. O'Neale, Jr., '14, won the Co
lumliia Dnlveralty lawn tennis champlon
ship yeatarday by defeatlng F. H. Conger
on the South Fleld courts by a aoore of
0?1, 6?2, &?7. 0?7. 6?1. Conger was captaln
of the Willlams College team laat season
and ls a freahman In the Columbia law
school. He falled to loae a slngle set ln
the prelimlnary rounds and was the fa
vorlte over O'Neale.
O'Neale opened with a hard volleying
game and took Conger off hl^ feet in the
lirst two *< ts. In the thlrd, however.
Conger's placing put O'Neale on the de
fensive and hc was beaton after runnlng
OUl to deuce. Conger contlnued hls plac
Ing tactlca In the fourtli Bet and again
beat cNeale. In the linal and decisive
BBt, howev.r, O'Neale rallled and gettlng
the advantage at the heglnning forced
Conger al every tum. who penetrated the
rapid tlre attack of O'Neale for only a
eingle game.
Thla i& O'Neale's fir<t year in lawn ten?
nis at Columbia and bla aplendld piaying
baa W( n blm B place on the 'varaity team.
Ic.r tba last two seasons hc has hecn a
member of tha baaeball aquad, but win
probably forsake the diamond for the
courts next s-pring.
A TROPHY F0R~RUNNERS
Cup for Winner in Series of
'Cross-Country Contests.
In order to make 'cross-country runnlng
more popular at Columbia, a trophy cup
has be.-n preaanted to the track aseoota
tion, which will be awarded to the runner
maklng the hi st score ln a BBtiea Of han
dlcap runs that are to be held on suc
ceeslve Ifonday aftemoons. The trophy
Wlll be known aa the Van Amnnge CUP,
ln honor of Dt-an J. II. Van Amrlnge,
who was head of (Vlumbia College for
6ixteen > >-ars and who retlred two years
ago.
Although th" Columhla team is rntere-1
to race th,. Prineeton "cross-eoimtry BQUad
at Prineeton on November ?, Bernle We
fara, tbe coach, has had grtat dlfflculty
in getting eandldati i together for prac?
tice*. The entire 'varslty BQUBd numbera
flfteen. ar.d many of the ni'-n who are
in the englneering echools are compelled
to run after dark becauae of late < l
Th>- Van Amrlng* Cup racea will BOt
be open to 'varslty runnara, and they are
intended to develop men In the under
classes for next year's team. The cup
contests will probably become aunual
fixturea.
NEED FOR STRONGER CRAFT
English Motor Boat Course To
Be a iiough One.
lf Amerlca Is to go after the Brltlah
internatlonal trophy next year, ns now
seems l!k.-ly. with any ahow of BUCceas,
says "Yachting." the boat builders and
those who put up the money for the boat*
shouid reallze that a much Btrongar typa
of craft ls uaeeaBary than raeed at Hunt
lngton this year. Thls ye,..r's ra Ing
proved concluslvely that a XI or M footer,
or even a 32 footer, ls not the prorer boat
for an internatlonal race over a thlrty
mlle course.
Wbethi r the race next year is run on
the Soltnt or at Burham-on-Crouch, aVi n
rougher condltlons are apt to be encoun
t'.r.-d than at Huntlngton thls year. and
a large boat ls a necesalty. The boats
? ba more strongly bullt than
b number of the boata that trled f.-r
a place on the team thls year, when
many of tho huils could not stand the
straln of the power th.-y carrled over a
thtrty-mlle course.
RANK OF JRAPSH00TERS
Interstate Association Oives
List of Averages.
Plttshurgh. Oct 31. - The offldal In?
terstate Association 11st of trapflboot
Ing averages for 1912, embraclng both
t-lngle and double target shooting for
amateura and professlonal?, was made
publlc here by Klmer E. Shaner. aecre
tary and treasurtr of the aaaodatlon.
Averages for imateurB in slngle targeta
are based on the S00 slngle target shots
aad profeealonala in th<- aame elaaa on a
mlnlmum of 1,000 targets. Averages for
double targets, both olaseea, ar<- eOmpOted
ba the Interstate Association tourna
mtnt only. and are based on taklng part
ln two tournaments at. a minimum.
The flrst nve ln each dlvislon follow:
SINOI/B TAROErrrv-AMATElR.
William Rldley. What Cheer. lowa. Bism
R H. Bruni>. Brookvl lf. Ind.I'-,';;'
?;?orge J Roll, Blue Island. III.W?
All?n Hell. Allent'.wn, I'onn.?;?>-'_
llarvey Dlxon, Oronoco. Mo. ?-????????? ? ,r'l~
8INOI.E TAIUJKTS-I'HOFESSIONAUSf
W. H Craaar, crralkm. W ???????.;''"?
<->ori<f W alsjrwell, Ha-tlng*. Neb.?????>
Homer < lark, Alton, III. 8800
W. H Heer. O-Jthrle OklB.......??*>
L*at*r 3 Oerman. Ah?-i.>en. Md.W*>
DOUBUC TABOBTB AMATE' RS.
Allen Heil. Al'euU.wn. f'ann.Mt.?
C M. Powera. DeeStur, HI.**?<>
B W. Kahler, Phi'adalphls.??????'
J. S Toung. Chfcaao.S.TOO
Rlley Thompaon. ("nlnavllle, MO..,..........aaw
DOUBLE TAROETri?PROrMWONAM
Kred (;llbert. .Splrlt Lake, Iowa.B70O
Lester K (Jernmn. Abereeea, Md.BTW
Jamm S. I)n>. dnclnnatl ....M40
Woodfo:k H#-nderaon. I>exln?ton. Ky.R..A.
Walter Huff, Macon, Oa.BOOO
a
ARRANGB TEAM YACHT RAOE
American Sonder Boats to Sail in
England the Season After Next.
Boston. Oct. 31.-Arrangements are be?
ing perfected for team contests ln the
summer of 1911 between England nnd
Amerlca for the "3d" rater class of
yachts. An Internatlonal meetlng across
the water was proposed by Charles P.
CttTtJa owner of the aonder yacht, Ellen.
which won the Qulncy Cup last summer.
Mr. Curtls announced that Secretary of
the Navy-Oeorge von 1* Meyer la asalst
lng ln negotlatlons with the Englhih
yachtsmen.
The entablishment of the sonder yacnt
raceB with Germany. the flfth series of
which wlll be sail.d at Marblehead next
8eptem>-er. and the fallure of the Eng
lNh yachtsmen to aend another chullenge
for the Amerb a's Cup, have contrlbuted
toward arouslng intereet ln an Anglo
Amorlcan contest for a amaller type of
ooat. .
It ls planncd to tend three American
boats to BritlBh watcrs for a serle* of
thre?- or ftve contests, under the Intet
,tl Yacht Racing Rules. The yachts
< r,f about 8 mc-trcH racing length,
oi ?rrc?ponding to American 31 footers.
B
MEYER COMMENDS SAILOR
Praises Bravery of Ooxswain Who
Saved Drowning Shipmate.
[F'nm The Tribune Rureau.)
WashlnBto'.i. Oct. Sl.-Secretary Meyrr
of the Navy Department, has commend'Kl
Kdwin H. Harrls, coxswaln on the United
States steamer Quiros, for the rescue of j
a shipmate from drowning ln the Yang- '
tse-Klung. September 18.
The offlclal repurt waa that D. C
Knight, a seaman, fell Into the river
while securlng a motor dory, and that
Harrls Jumped overboard without at
tempting to remove hla clotbes, seized
Knight a? he was going down the eeeond
time and Bucee'aded ln getting him alonf- |
sjde the gangway.
PEARSON m WIZARD
Wins Net and Gross Prizes in
Tourney of Engineers.
MULLANEY CLOSE SECOND
Competition Postponed from
Last Week Played on
Montclair Links.
rfearly forty membera of the Ooif nub
of the Fnglneers" Club, of New York.
vislted the links of the Montclair <1olf Club
yesterday to take part ln the tournament
postponed at Wykajryl last week because
of the raln. Thls waa the last tourna?
ment for the engineers thls season. meet?
lnga having been held in the aprlng and
aumnier. This meetlng. orlginally nched
Ulad for Wykagyl, waa to have been open
to the membera of the Chloago Kngineers'
Club who were on heie at tbe tlma 10
play the annual Intetclty matcbOl for a
trophy. Incidentally there were to have
heen two daya of polf, bul after the
Ittterdty conteat had been declded In
favor of the Westerners the ra'.n int.r
fercd with the plana. The day ycst.-rdiy
waa all that could he asked, altbotlgh
scoring waa made dtftlciilt becauae of |
atrong wlnd that biew acrosa the oourei
The prlnrlpnl wlnner of the day waa
w. a. Peereon, who not only captured
the tlrst net prize In Claafl A of the in<:l
viduai handIcap, with X2~??"4, but touk
the hest groaa prlSB for the lovv-st round
of the da>, with nn 82. Plnlshlng aecond
to him ln the handloap waa T V. Iful
laney. who returned a car.l of B??I W,
Prisea were off .-red the nrst and aecond
men in each of the two other elaaeea,
tlea bartng to be played off ln each ln
stance. in Claaa h c. F. Qulncy was the
wlnner, with M?tf?71, whlle H. J. Cham
bara and h Blaekbum rlnlabed on eren
terma, with resp*ctlve ecorea of BJ a> 71
and W U H Charahere won the pinyotr.
ln the thlrd net k i. Bmall waa the
leader. with 96-22-74, wh.l.- J. H. Van
dyck and C, A i'.arle had res] ectlvi cards
of 113-:W-7T and 101?21-77. Vandyck wn
the lucky man.
The uiornlng rompetlthm conslsted of
foursomea. in whlch M. (1 Sturrett and
; r. v. Mullaney topped the Ust wilh U3 -
4, another tie resultiag for l le -
prlse. w. p. Zlmmerman and w. lf,
Wampler had 1M M USg, and C l: Blll
cott and W O. WOod bad II
Zlmmerman and Wampler wlnnlng the
declatre test.
a Hberal number af prlaea hn 1 been
awarded for rarioua other eontesti of the
day. one heliiR for a bllnd handloap, of
fered by Clemenl F Btrael and aron by
F. i-. Donahoa, one of the Montclair golf
er?. comad Youns's prize fnr tbe golfgi
!n Clas.s A who had the hlghest score f.-r
the t.'.n ty-.-ix boleg was captured by H.
T. Bhriver, whose efforta la .?
total of 2ii*. The prlaa for tbe beat gi
? of tht geaaon r ,i also announci i
yeaterday, N. M. Oarland being the
wlnner, with a 7r. made ai Baituaroi la
the summor.
The acorea were tta follow:
KOLKSOil us
(irosi it a
_ . Btarrett ai.-i l I-. Mu.
laaej . i-j M IM
W. K Zlrrtm.irman and \', M
Want] lei . 194 M IM
I C. K. i.,ii ott and w. >>. W< I i
1 i>. n. Dennla ir..i W Sargent..la7 28 IBJ
j \v. a. i-'.naori nnd A. Tayior lkJ ls 104
11. J. Cnambeia an<i l> a Fox 221 '?* I 7
I K. I. Bmall and M n M l - - . - I 24 107
J Q VVrlgl ? an I F E
: hoe . . -i
Conrad Your.); nnd N M
land .. ,..1M 10 170
B. ') Hi.itr.e and I. i i:i ilne . u 61 Ki i
C. I. Barie jn.t li T Shrlvei - i ITI
. A. K. J'lti und i a. Uifl .. il
i Baerte le . |gg ?** j7_
''. i" ij iln i and I 25 173
A IJ Hla. kiurn ar.l y I. I>u
17*
<; i) t'-rnj.er r.n 1 l( <; M .. 41 17:.
B N ? hl.s.n an 1 B. C M noi -"?7 13 17.-.
INOIVIDUAL HANP1CAP C_ASa A.
W. A. Pi araoi. Bl I 7?
T. V. Mullaney. M 19 7.'.
Conrad Voung . BJ ? IS
n n. McLaan. W
Wlntru..!. SaiRent . "7 7 H.
Albert ta\ler . ?1 1"
I Eada Johneon . ? M i"
B, i Uunoa. M l| M
it. ?; HuKti-i. 91 11
; A. ti Pltl. '?'> 1"
! I ponohno...; ? (,1
ii i. gbrhrer.ns 10 MI
CLAB8 B.
C. Y. Quln< v. r<" 18 7s
| H. J Chambera. 80 1 '
H IMni krnrn. -.'7 ls
\r J. (iubleman. 1.7 |s 71- '
C. H Rllleott. !'J W
! .f ?;. W rljrht. 100 :??? BO
I V. C. Arroa'rong. .mi 10 ?-i
n m Dennla. '??'?' II w'
('HptHin K M Bawtelle ,... M 14 83
W r. Zliiinc-rman.. V>i : 1 M,
M <; BUrrett . wt< 14 w
\\ m nrempler. 103 10
E lf, Cbtteoa. f s 10 ?
ltlhar.1 l-evena . 1"7 is
W l BBb ock. M? IB 00
C '7 lf. Tbom_i. HO !?? M
F. I. Dii liosque. 113 ls K
ri^AHS r.
K. I Small. r,,i '-"-' '?*
.1 n Van I.yck. IM 9] n
C A. f_r|e . 1"! Bj 77
\v ii Woed.'"- _
B <? Kraln^.K* -?' M
C. M Wale.. il-' BB BJ
H. Tlkler .s.1J0 II M?
D A Kox.IH 34 W
? F, ftalne.131
PLOT AGAINST BURNS
BY
John J. McNamara, It Is Al
leged, Also Planned While in
Prison to ''Get" Drew.
CONFESSIOM BY HOCKIN?
-
E. J. Brennan Testifles at
Dynamite Trial?Package
Containing Efxplosives
Produced.
rndlanapolis, Oet. 31. -That ?John .1. MO
Namara. the dynanilter. sfnee his lmprl.<
onment in the atnte penitentlary'. *1 BaB
Quentin, CaL, has plotted to "get" Wlll
J la.n J. Hurns. a dete-the. and alao to
I "Ret" Walter DreW, who worked up evl
jdence against him, w.is the aobBtanoe of
teatimony at the "dynamite consplrary"
; trlal to-day.
I The story as related on the wltness
Istand was that Herbert S. Hoekln went
? n Quentin last si.rlnp and that M< -
' Namara whlle in conversathn witn him
through the bara of his ceii said, "I'd
, llke to see them Rf-t Hurns and Drew."
It waa further related that Hockin con
I to tho Incldent and rharjred he
'heard labor leaders In Pan Franciaco re
I peat SfcNamara'a wtahes,
i As tendlng to austaln the story, a
1 package was produced ln court and Iden
tlfied as bavlPg been taken from the
jcheckroom of the Cnlon Station at
Indlanapolla May - laefc When opened
Ibeforb the jury the paOkagO was found
'tn contaln forty feet Of fUBe, a parcel of
dynamite caps and an alarm clock. The
package was wrapped in a San Franclsco
i m wapapei ..f Aprll U, i?!2.
ESdward J. Brennan. r\n agent of the
rtment of Juatlce, testlfled the plot
iting was related t.. him by Ho.-kin.
' Drennaa sald thal M..y ^7 last he was
Called Into the IMstrl t AttoriH-y's offlce
ln Indlanapolts, and there Hockin had
? 'nf> aei '1 to h;m
Walter Drew, who Hrea tn rfear York,
Btly waa =i witneee an-i testlfled that
Hockin repeatedly had warned him that
"the fellowa on the Padflc Coaat were
after him."
Drew, aa counael f^r the National Brec
? n, waa on the trall of the
dynamiters before the McNamara
.... i Orth B. IfcManigal wen ar
ted, and Burna waa preseQl ln Indlan
v. hen Bamuel Qei i local de
.. dly took Joha J Mr.Wi
?,,,. . Bui na g<' ompanled M< -
: .% lt:... -a ? Jamea Hoetck, nn agent
of Callfornla, took the prlaonar to Loa
? les.
J \ .; Badorf, who testlfled that
H... kln rlng "tlppi d ofl '
ntlti ,,f '',!-'- I<ne Angelea Time.-"
waa CTOea examinr.l thls nt
. by Benator ?-' W Ki rn, <
fur t).< ?!? f
\\ : . n Hockin toid >ou he had gOttOU
. weeka after the
lalon, did be t< n you
bow he did n ." Badorf wai aaked
. didn't tell me hnw. I toid him
he waa a fool fOT BllOWing Bumg tO
reputatlon ?* ;? deteetlre on in
ttofi he waa furnlshfng."
| lilty of dyna
II.? said he thoughl he m I'ht plead
i gnd fcftve in.- to undeintand he
waa in for II Ha aalI tl ..'ht all
they < glre him was elghteen m ?nths
oi two yeara"
th< laked whether Franh
M i'- an, ir- ld? m of tbe laten .
??''.. nnd Btructural Iron
l |n the habtl '
ln| blanh - he< kg 'i he di fence is that
: many che< ks ln blanh and
dhi :."t k'.ow t., what use |f< Namara p .t
f aald he did not r?
. i .: thal thal waa a looeg way
.
Hockin ia aecretary of the union and
thi ii? ih formerly >'s'--i by Mc
Namaj .
LAWY_R GETS $10,000 VERDICT.
After ?? tlng nearly a week be?
fore JUdge Molr In the I'nlted Statea Dis
trit <'ourt. Franh Harrigan, ot Phlla
delfJhla, gol a verdid for 81e\000 yeater
? ? M C. Houvler. of No. 20
? ? Of the M Hou?
vler estate Harrigan aued for lieo.OOO
for l"?a! aervlcta rendered iiuritig lltiKa
tlor. laatlng three yeara, whlch resuUed iri
I, ? ing f . r ? ol i'" ihontai i
l.a.i i ln Weal Vlrglnla of a rloud on a
tltle due to ?> forged deed to thi
ertv. The Ci.ii.-ellatK.ii .,f the il.t I ? .
Ilehed thi Bouvler lalm to tha property,
which Ii viil- <? al Ji V*.
r ? ?",''*,-""^
L\ b l)et,.<rini<-nlof A;,TiruIture**>
WEATHEPt BLREAU i
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f~ *?aj~-a~--^i=!!Sg?.:^-.aiff" ?_ /__- an -^ ?ss-e?rf
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Btrupu i. ma,
THE *BATHER REPOR""
ggaasBl etaeasd aad tanaaaa *r#
?ftt ncrea.?d '-'
At!....'
l%tiri''".n - ? ia. Oa*
. :,b. .latea lt. I - a'aei the- wi l
bV'firFrMaV-snd ' BMuMai and ,- Bai ,
ln Jha certrel vai.e... I - N
"it wtiifae*3esf maai m um faua Vahar
h ,ki eaat Culf statee. ard . ''T Gaturday
? ""Ul nvtl. etatV ln th- Uesl tetwpere
l?iri, w?. r? .??-. V. ?*?? ith - rkdoa ?ea
?goln^'dSJJwM crtday (W BM?V
-.r^liii h-?v . i ar.d aouth?a>.t wlnrt*. ln
SaM"fWfO* ...?nt. WtU ra.n. M th, -
Bank? _
Fer. esat for Bpeelsl liOreJItles.?Eer Esat
Pni '? -r York. relii to-day snd provably
Heti?/??!??: eelder Batt.rder: Inrrre.alnr str.-th
Wfnua. ahtftlec U- aerlhweet dwrlBr "-? lavj
' For New BBeftBfed, Inrrea?ln? < I.mrtln*a? te
Cay, raln io-nt*r.t atvl < ? aturda- : eolder
^?tardav in ?*???< per?*cn. BBsderate 'a briait
.....
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H-iffaic .
43 l?- i
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v\.?. .natnn ? .M < l?>ar
I o, al OiYdal Herord The foMowlnr nTlrl |
?"-ei ) fioiji the Weat her nureau ahowg tn?
. n?.1Kea Ul th# ,..!,;?': 't' .r tt'i IB* iBSl
ty four h'.ura tn mini ir ?in with tlie ggfOg
spondtng date af ?e?t *ear;
IMI i?12l 1111. l?.7.
S a. n. M *' I f ?". ?l ??
? a rn . M 4*1 S v n: . ... ? 'J
9 a m. 6'. 47ill V- "?.M ??
12 m. W _ 1- P " .? "I
4 p m. 41 i*i
lllaheet temperature >eaterday. la :-?r? ?;
loweat, 44 .at I a m >. a\era?t. M. e.eraa".
for ...'respon^lna date 'aat year. 64. a??r<ee
f..r .rteip..ndln? date laat thlrty-three yeara,
fi
lywal TnTK-irX ? Haln io-.lav .,,1 Btturtiy,
rnlder Saturdar ; tnci-aalna aoofh ?|nda, ehlft
l, < to owtt*??t eurlar to-nlaht. i
WALDO BEFORE^CITIZENS
Outlines Policies to Cooper
Union Committee.
Pollce Commfssloner Waldo appeared
voluntarily before the CitUena' Committee
laat nlKht, at the rooms of the Bar As
soclation, and outllned his general poll
clea ln pollce adminlstratlon. At a meet
Intc next week Mr. Waldo will ansvver
queationa concernlng spdclflc casea, such
as the Stanton caae, artr? the Nikly case,
now under lnvestlgation. by theBoard of
Aldermen.
J .-- : I'. fotton.- Jr.. counael to the
committee -examtned Mr. Waldo laat
night, it la undt-rstuod. wltb a View to
nuttlng on reeord Juat where tho llne runs
tietween the polleles which'are enttri-ly
Mr. Waklo s and thoae wh;ch are Mayor
Oaynora
All'ti. Hoblnson,. chalrman of the <-om
mliu-e, and Rob..rt S. Blnkerd, secretary,
nmv urrc.'d Inst nijerrt that the comtnlt'e-!
WOUld hOld furVhcr conf>rencea on polL-^
m'flttere with fortn.-r Conimissionera and
with exp*rts on pollce methnda durlnf? the
next two month.s. When the time com*s
for their report,. sorhe time In Januarv,
it is the prraent i-lan to make recom
mendattona at another maas meet nK
aimllar to that of Antust 14. at Coop.-r
Union, where tive committee had ita
orlgln.
ai
MARINE INTELLIOENCE.
MINIATfUK ALMANAC.
Fn.rls*. S:J0; Buneet, 4 57. rhoun riaes. 10:40;
nioeri's agc. -J
lirolt U'ATKR.
AM PM.
Pandv llnrk .12:13 12:01
Qoveroor't l.dand .18:81 18*
Hall (.Jate. I~l laf.
WIRELESS REPORT3.
Ia Pr.ivenre, reported- as MI ?Wee east af
Haadi Heek *t n?on raeterdar, '? expected to
. do k .-.!? irday forei .
ii.< Celtlc, reported as 3?o ml>i seai of
gandi il. ok at 8 terday, ls esi
k Batui day f'.: b* a
INCGMING STEAMER8.
TO-DAT
W.url I r m Llnft- ,
?Byron.Bahia, Oet 17 .Lanip _ lloit
ica Vera Crua Oet ?.. ?
Athlnal.Plraeue. Oet 17,.Clreck
? ? , Olbraltar, o. t ?>....
r-irnpanello. .... R. tttrdam o t 17.
i;i \Ur.New <>rl<-aiis. Oet 86..Bo Pac
14-oquola .Londcn, Oet 1* .Clvde
.Almrrla. Oet 21.?
inche.Mnmheeter. Oet 16.Clyde
I KI ' ?;.!.r;alveBten. Ort 2?.Morean
'CofgtLoule.Savannah. Oet 2f> .Bevanaa
RDAT, NOVXMBEB ?
?Celtlc .... !-:? erpoel, 0 1 M ? .*> Itsr
Mavi Oet ?....
.oietotai. Oet 27 . .Panen I
tnd . Har. rs. Oet 18
nniaaiiey.Tain-i.' Oet 24 .. .
Nuecea.Oalireatcn, Ocl J''. ...neiiory
BUNDAT, NOVEMBER 3.
?'?ameronla .'HapK?w. Ocl M ....Z..A
?Hubert . Barbadoa, Oet -s .
?Vasarl , Ba I ad i, Oet :t) i_n.;
. , eau .Havra. Oet 21 .
City ef A- . ?? . l!. 0 ? II ,8_1 ?
?lirlnes mati.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-L?AY
M,n Vaeeal
Veaaei For I.ln?. e:.n?a. ealle,
Ri ?!/.-. U V Co 0 rtn ,i m 12
Vtgilaocia Naaeaa. Ward..l2:?* aa l-^P?
P \S ilitm IV, Ma.rl I.I-W I M 30 P ~
?? . I
? i , . W..PI. 1
Rorna. JCaplea, Fabre . ?
Mohawk, Ja ka'vllU le.. - I "" I ?
BATURDAT, NOVEMBER 2.
st Utttla, B uth'pton, ^1 e "?? ?? osoa.n
., !.>. al, . inard fl ? " ?. m '
O, ear.l- I, W H 8:30 am I'J
\'Y ?: l-K 0 '
S'tlr.a. H . > :':
, , .... tn 12 oo !..
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1 anai a. Ptlat i Pali ...11:1
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Y A Pfl ??? t\ ' "-"'or.. 11 A :ti Vj?v ra
av. S'OVEMBER ?.
^iirlname.I'ar.imarlbo.ItI>\VI.ll;JO ? m 3 00 p m
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
r,.?ilnai!"n ard itearrer ln N. Y. V M.
Ilaw.ill. Jai.an. I'orea. Chlna.
i l| ;tnea ivla s? I Ii o>.. ._
Man h irla N0T * '?-;0
Tah,tl. V.! Ielan..a.
\ itralle t?la >?n
I ...ii la. ... A'.ranal . , Nov. 8. ri .0
tna ivla Ta nm?)
i Mard -v-"^v- a ?-30
, lalanda New Zea
-, tralla <vla Baa i'r..n
F| I \ MltUI ? Nov- '*? ?:S0
Fijl lelan^a. Sainoan Itlanda New
kuatralla ? . ? ' ? '? ? , ?
M.,*.ira.NO-, .2. I >>
SHIPPINO NEWS
Port of New York, ThurBday, Octo?
ber 31. 1912.
AABJ
? >ana Oetob.r
- . . IBc I .?. '-v:t'i i.a
aangera and mdae Left Quarantlne at 7:30
btaaaiar American (Outeb), Anliaterp flfeto
|,r, lf, to Oavld ' W u.l. n, m ball.tat. Ar
ii.,-,| ..: 'I . Etar ai - .i m. ?
?.; ? ia u;^r?. Ifatnr. Oetober
i ? ,:.,; anleida . ti Ua -i6 t >'? snlea, m
: i.aii.i- Bar at 8 p m. JOtli.
..:, r . Ilankow Auguel
17. Bbenghal 24. Keelung '.'7. Hong Kong 31.
,11 II .-,1 .ll.K 1 I. ?J *
,.,,.,., 2, i .,.? .- i. ! :: and Uglera 10, un
' Hoi in -'. to Fiinch, Bdye A Co, with m<t?rt
Arrlved .r lh? B.r a.1 2;30 i m.
La >ina>r,i October |V.
Ilierto Cabello .'.'. Curacao .'.'. ?nd Ban Juan
..-, io Bllaa Dalleti .\ Co, witii :>7 peeeen
i ii lee. Arrlved at the H?r
.. m. 30th.
? amei Lurlaten iBr), Matanaaa (i.-tober
.. ? irdei i" ti. Baaui 88 ind Cardenaa 29,
to the Munaon --e Une, with Bodao. Arrlred
at ihe Ua it 12 :<o - "i . .
Iteamae f<r^?*le iBr), Mueiva Oet ii ror
I,.,. A.ml ? Kej orti I <.n inshiaii.ia at
i 1J ;? in.
riteamer si.nim llaa. Huitini .r^. io t. >
N, v v,,r:. g Ualtlmore TranaporUUoa < p,
. will ii. i*-. PaaM I ln guuraiillhe at 1130
| Buamer tl N^rte. Gelveatoa Oet 2... to the
I Bnuthern Paelfi .... ?iti> radee Paeeed in
.,. .'.::n a m. ?
Sttatrer r'aru.na, U Ouayra Oet 10. Puerto
? Curacao le and in Juan -'?. to
rtlUf l>.iiett A- Co. with r.7 i.aaJenBera. malle
Arrlved at tbe Ber at i>:3) i> m,
amee Metapun (Bt), Porto ''olombta Oet
22, cartaacna 88, Celogj ~*
... Kr:lt Co, wlih
;il paaam ? md Wfitt- Arrlved at
the ln,r a II U a m.
gtet i r i al< itta Beat 8,
niai 14. Pori Bai I 80 and Ugt re Oet .
\U ri.iiaith.hu 80, ." Houlder, Weh *?? Boyd,
, with mdae 4rr ?ed ?>< lha r?'.- 't W 80 a m
imar Prln ^ A iw New| rt N.-ws and
Sorf >lk, to t' - ' ?ld i' "I ili 'i *? Co, with
? ?er? and m.i'M. Paeeed in Qeerennm
' - ?" i '" ?. .
mlngo City i wi
i ? ?' . ?;..!.. sh iv la . wl.vt. Arri-.'
in
s? m ED,
ra ..;-?,..- ler) !'? rt Sald; I-'ran;e
.1 -. ' 11- - -*?. 'i" . '.' ? Ini.-ri. BT*
Jeffi rn.in. N ?
., . v ? . ? . i. v IBr), intst.ii.
v ? .m i, Inagua ' ' . .ti. < 'harlei -
1 , KI Valle, Oalvea
t lal". N- v rl.-nni
STr?MER8 AT FOREIGN PORT8.
tl ' tVBD
| Oet 31 - P "? l* 'J ?? 0~_' Ne*'
\ , >'"w Yurk, 1
? :>, N<w York
- . t 30 i -r- ?? I* Tlcfgen
a i | il-Man an1
. ? :i. [verala iri. New ferh vl|
M? !? .!??
ki ,r i au ''i :t? ktrtcmm I'r-ir. - fgr), wew
rorh ?'< R- de 'eseli ?
New Tork
, | Rlo .le lat.elro
l^ .- .II .i t?!o <Nor).
Nm , -k *ta Hallfaa
; at Ma n , i t$ B? Laeieal dTfX New Tork
I for Bordeaux.
gAIU-9
' narha.'..* Ocl Bl Clrde (BT) I WBI N?w Tork
vla Kinaat'.n. r.'l io, et- i I mtharni.ton.
la.ridi . t' t .1 M??a?.H iBr), New York.
Orar Oe. 26 Turkla'an illrl ifrom Buaaorah),
New T..rk
Vi, (i i .ti inllfornle ifri (frot.i BordearuxV
^ur*1 .? ? ,.
<J..eenato?!i. 0<-t 31. 4:80 n m-New York
<fr .m t*.. ithaiiiptor. and i"hetbc?ira?, New
t'erk
l ? ? .?? hl .th? Waahington (Auat).
Nee Tc k ?.._-,
H?-.ar,ahal. " ' 88 tndrakual* <Br> (from Toko
hamat * i Vork
Bahla. . j - an.oena (Bri (f.om Santoa),
New TOia _
PAtPFD
Otl.raltar, o. t ,'?? V, bltthail tar*. Nm* ITork
- V
The NEW and GREATER
New-York Tribune
The Fastest Growing Newspaper
The Only New York
Republican Paper.
PROGRESSIVE
But Not Radical.
Special features in wSunday's Issue
The Prophet of Simplicity in Stagecraft
Seeks Disciple in Kate Carew
IMwird Gordon Cr&Ig. Bon of Fllen Terry and aclalmed In many
lands, shows hls niiiseum of odd mmlels and masks deslgned to hasten
the dav-n of a thcntri'al to-morrow. and uuallfles as a heretlc hy a
verhal assatilt upon the well fortified poaition held by the dramattat
Ibsen.
Dr. Parker Says Nation Must Lean
on Schools to Check Crime
Speeialf?t ln mentnl ahd nerveu* dl?efl?ir?i ronelndee hb repmlt of lonr
atudy of f-rlminnlltv and of projecta advanced .for supprenslon of
antl--!ioclal tendencies that fhe BOBWer to the finlsherl enemlea of
Boelety, only 25 to <0 per cent of whom have he?n rlamrtfled. llea ln
continnous reeprds being kert by Inptructor* for future reference of
the hnMt". mannera, Impulses, attltudes and waya of the Juvenlle
hefnga under their charge.
\ Germany's Crown Prince Turns from
Kin^craft to Writing a Hrntin* Book
He Mla of exnedltlon* to Ceylon. Indla, the Aln*. S. ofland snd the
forestfi of Germany. where all sorts of flej-ce and el'islve anlmala?
alephanta, tlgers, deer?surrender to the persuasion of his gun.
New York's Bakeries Lxcel Those of Any
Other American Cities?In Filth
Jnvestls-ation of State Faetory fomTil^slon reveala nansestlng eon
dltlona In miry c.^'|->r bakewhi.ps of thls city and furnl*he? hasla upon
whkh At.ram I. Llkus, chief counsel of the board, will urge remedlai
leglalatlon ,
Lducation for Classes Only? Nonsense!
Here's a Workingmen's College
In f;iet. thrre ar? peveral of then: In the world New YorVs. known
Ba "The rtand Srhool of Pocl.il Srlence," is in the Orameroy Park
district and h.v- n faeulty of well known te.achera and wrltera. The
lt??tlt-.ttlnn 1 = nktn to R.jskln ("ollee*-. at Oxford, and Is a mlxture of
club and achooi for the "lefl adajr* in art, llterature and"soelology.
Evenlng Claaeea have attendance of hundreds
THE WOMANS PAGES
Amone the many intere<;tinB: featttres on the Wnman's Papes is a
5erie? of itluatrated articlcs on Tnterior Decorat'^n which jrive invalnabte
airl to tho^e Hccoratintr or redccoratincr their hofnes. Questions which
ari = e w-'Il !><* fffadly an?\vcred hy the Fditor.
INTFRIOR DECORATION.?The Living Room (llrostrated) is the
fiffh nrticlc in the leries.
OTHER TIMELT AND INTEKESTIWa ARTICLES:
5. Evenlnr Oowsi flllaBtrdfed).
6. Wewa from the C!ah World.
1. The Mother snd Child in the
Xitchen
2. Dslly BU1 of Far*.
3. vrhen the Dehn'mte WsJks Oat
Her Oowm (illuatr -
7. Eook Revlewa of IntereBt to
Women.
:
Two New Crochet Patterna fll- | 8- Bo"dolr Becrete.
luatrated) 9. Bok Weviewa. ,
And Vsrlons Other Interestinj Artlcles.
?
THE CHILDREN'S PAGES
T'nrlcr the title of "THE JUNIOR FORUM" the OhiMren's Patres
of the Sanday Tribune have become noted for the excellence of their
contcnts They iiave an instructivr anrl educattonal vnUte which plnces
them in a claai by thcm^elves. In al! rl'epartmetns The Tribune is a
dean. HOME paper.
1. Edle sn1 Eddle. The Mttle Ele
phsnt The Bral of a derlea *!?
Ini the life of Bdle and t:ddle
lr. ver e ar.d plctur-s
0. Fnziles With and Without Plct
nr?s.
3. A Wsy of Telllng- the Time ln
One Part of the World dllus
tratedl
4. How to Make a Hovel Jsck
o' LanterB.
6. Sime Interestlng; Ztstters from
Ccntrlbntora.
6. Sone Pr?t?v Verees by Con^
trlbntora (lliuatrated),
7. The Hlack BU1 of Ne~"swr*y.
8. Two Storlea: The Hebhlta.
The Two OoldSsh.
Bv Contrlbutora.
9. Edltoriala, by tbe Edltor. of
conr-je
10. Lettera from aad to Beadere.
BEAUTIFUL PICTURES GIVEN FREE
For tlie YOUNG in Years or in Spirit
-
.-.
r.ltMe Po-reep has loat her sheep.
And .-an't tell where to ftnd them;
Leave th.-m Rlone, and thev'll come home,
An-1 brlnjr their tall? behind them.
The ?ad storv of little Ho-pef-p. the sh.?r.herdess. who permltted her
-hareee to atrav aw?v and hecome lost. ls told in a charmtn* picture pre
5f'nted wKh every aopy of next gunday'fl Trllmne. Lt wll] be found tnserted
,r' tll!ittle'!Bb-t?eep a lovely .-hUdiBti fleure, with dark +rn?n. wavtnr rin?
,.,,, ?\.fi tenrftil even. dres.sed nll ln plnk. 1? seen haetenine ihrourh a rreen
i adow vttidded with dal.?ies. in ff-ardi of her mieain* flock. GUmpae? of
llatent vlsts in which held? a^d a.inlens .-utlmed hy hedffes and Ten^es
r,,r l.e m-.-ii th'ou<th a numher of brovvn tree trnnks in the backyronnd. The
rniaslna aheep are seen srrartnar ouietly nround the brow of a hlli. whlle
,.,'??,? BMirchea ln a wronp dlreetlon
The Picture ls a srem of he.mtiful eoloting and Its atofy wlU bold tha
Intereat of little ohee wtn-n a more amMtloua work would fall to lntereet
them. _
The Magazine Sectlon
of the
Sunday Tribune
WILL BL UNUSUALLY GOOD
It will cuntain several clever and interes*ting stories and brilliant
arttclga that are timely.
Among the Featurcs Will Bc.
The Children's Century bv w g. robinson
The -LUJiaU laaaillng all yoang rersona of twenty yeara or lesa?
h?v% never taken B hpek seat In thls .ountry. At least. they have
tiever sat verv far bgek But now they are- takin* all the front seats
end crowdtng thelr eldera further and further to the rear. Mr. Roh
tnmkn exidnins the ? onnectlon betwean the M-irit of indenendent youth
?^d the Turkev Trot and Hunny llu?, v hl.l, have hecome so popular
even ln tha best drelea. Bveay one ln and out or soeiety win-want
to r?.vl it
Raw Lvidence By leo crane
<s a tale of life amon* the cattle rustlers, of the West, There is
aotion in every Une of it. ?
The Job of Jobs By augustin michugh
ls a narrative of the pereonal adventurea Of the a"vlthor ln "Tandlnr"
a pla>. A tragl-comlc tale,
There and Back with Lucile
By SEWELI FORD
How Shorty MoCabe promotcl a stranfre reunlon that dldn't endure
for long. A romance with a string to it.
No Other Way
The great serlal of mystery and adventure by 00*00* KO&HSaV
These are a few of the Special Features in next Sunday'a
TRIBUNE, which will also contain all the Cable and Tele?
graph News, all the General News, all the Political News. all
the Soeiety and Resort News, and more comprehensive Sport
] ing News than any other New York Newspaper gives.

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