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Track and Fiel
AGAINST DAVE FULTZ
August Herrmann Ccmes Out
Flat-Footed on Demands
of Players.
SAYS THEY ARE EQUITABLE
Insists, However, That the Men
Must Send a Delegation of
Their Own Number to
Talk Business.
\ugnst Hernaaan, rhalnnafl ?f Jt"' Na
ttonal Bas. baii ComnUolon, came ool Bat
f?ot?-d v.ster.iay agalnal deallng wtvj
,i i, potta, prealdenl <>f tae Baaeball
I'lavers' rraternlty. so r.r as Ihe e>fl?anaa
whlch hav, been draftad hy tht playara
for preaenUtlofl i" atgjanlaea bas.baii are
concerned.
u the same tim" h.- eapreeeed Ji>'- ooln*
Kra that th*- deinandfl on tba etbott were
raaltablfl and th't th* trooblefl lomplained
of by the piayera eooW He eaally ad
Ju'-t* <i
' M, Herrmann issued th* following
Btatemenl :
??nn looking triro.ich the demandfl made
, ,, ,. 1 find terw thinus inequita
hie or anieaaonaMe, and rery lea Iklnga
thai cannol be ?ettled qukkly. wltb fair
Maa aad Iba beal oi goad arlll en both
Bldea Thew -flbould bfl amlcabl? relatlow
??,i nod underatanding tatween rmi-ioye.
and emiri.ry.' in every profeaalon. and the
r,reset,t baaeball IrooMea can eaaUjr be
[mootbed ovei Moat of tne ,, ,u.,-ts .oil.
raally be adjueted wltboul need of apeclaJ
,-.s s.tnpiv b) a rea hourB1 1*1* be
t^rn the part.es invnlved.
latly. we have nol rei recelved a
of tba Piayera* detnwidB, bai w? wlll
tooM rexelva Ibem la doa aeaaon
Only *.ne hltch ia likely Jt." eommlaalon
wi|l not talk wlth Mr. I'nlt/ If tbfl P a>J*
*-?? wish to Bend ? delegation ol Ibelr
awa number, with an aetWa player a*
?iiiifcaamen w? wlll receive them m the
most ainlcable fashi-.n. bul w?- cannot see
where any outalder has any bnalBaaa n
this a-Blr any ?nore than 11 WO BhouM
ack tbe playeta to aund for dtetatlon
Trom the attorney wltboul a share o
atael bi the ?llghteal Intereat Ib any baii
C Accordlng tr. on,- of the players active
? intere*ted in the fraternity. Jhis quihble
on the point ..f th- National Ooiumleelon
0, |_ srr.krsman wlll not com any
weight
Whether dtlaena ol Newarh ar" golng to
.,?.,,.,,.. i, cootrolMng Intei-rt ln tne
Newark Internationai League Baaeball
CTub wlll be declded to-morroa nlgbt.
when a meeUng Ol business men of that
dty wlll be held te iwoolve Um lermt
Whlch -'harles II BbbOtfl and bis BBBOCl*
ates ln th" Brooklyn National I..-ague
Club. whleh ai preaenl own tba Xewairk
stock. ask for thelr hafl_Lnga
\ raii for the meeting was losued yen
tOTday aftein.ron upon the return to the
, ,ty of "MOO" Relchman, one of the New?
ark Tax f-ommiSsUm.is, vv ho was Ofl a
visit to BuffalB Wltb the Newark TB*
Board. and who lfl interested in tht
Kcheme to bm ibe club. The aeaatoa wffl
be held in Jhe Kru*Bger Audltorlum. i*nd
Keicbman. Thomas A. Blaney and Phtl.p
Krlmpke. the -ommittee whlch hei.i a
,-onferenee vvith .Mr. BbbBtfl last week.
will make theit teport.
There is no assuram *? that the Newark
men will purchaae the etub, >et Thomas
\ Blanev said yesterday thal Ibe proB*
pacta appeared bright for the sale. Tlie
price which Mr. Kbbets asks. and whlch
wlll not le dlVUlged until the meeting.
Blaney aasarta la a reasonable one ln hla
atlon, but there is said to be some
ditflculty in gBtting men to subscrlbe to
the purchase of the atock ioniethlng in
the neiK'hborhoori of 1188,888 is said to be
tl r rlgure.
The men who ar*- negotlatlng th" pur*
rhas" say they want only about Ball B
dozen ba the Bchntna Ovtatde r.f tbe thrte
already named .'ounty <*lerk .Joseph Mo*
DoBjOUgh and Sh. rlff John MoUOhBB are
latereatad.
BVOB shouid thfl movement fall through
tt 1- said that some of th.- fltOCk arlll tW
taken over by N* vvark men.
The present B**porta?fla?Mat Of Jh*' New?
ark elub jstock Ifl aa followa:
.'harles M Bbbeta, Brooklyn, l'*l sha.es;
8teph*n and Kdward McKOOVer, BTOOk
hn. 101 Bharea; Oeorge i- Holomon, Nea
Vork :z Bharee; Henry Medlcua Brooa
Ivn. '','a ahares; J. Wlcd*-nmay<r Eatate,
Newark, N Bharea; Abraham relat, New?
ark * Bharee; John McLaren, Newark, -
shar.s .mri C. J' Behnsldt, Newark. 2
shares.
Tbe National Baaeball I '"inm.ssion re
rflraad la parl yeaterday a declalon of
the National Board whea iJ roduced from
BA* tO *7'j:'. 41 the amount K J. Ander
bob, Biaaggar of tha WhaaHng, W. Va.,
tiub. was dlraetad to paj B, W. Parklna
as his *hare ,if a ri"te ma*le out to the
eradtt of Andaraaa and B. v. RoMnaon,
owners *>f the Wheeling club.
The rullng was based on the evidence
t-howmg that Prealdenl C_raan of the
lentral I.eague ha.l retained UStU from
the Wheeling lub. pending an adjust
BBSal Oi thfl affairs "f Jhat .lub. and
rredit was gtVOB Andetson by thfl com?
mission for ball of tttt 1
??.iniae gugga, pltcbei of the Cinetonatl
K*-ds. w.u wear Jhe anlform of the ^J
I>'Uls CardlBBla next season. The trans
fBC was announce*! J esterday.
Krank lsliell. star Inflelder wlth Jhe
wh.te Sox aeveral aaaaana back
an.l now a B?BBgBfl in Jhe Westttn
I.e^ijrj*-. bas volunteere.1 t*. take Hai
' ha?e> plac at _T8l base on the trip
araund tbe arorld and wttl Join tho
White Hox to-nioirovv ot r'nriay.
Jlmmy <'all.ihan has release.l .loe 1*000,
tha young mlielder d.aft<<l Irom New
Havea, *.f ihe Kast"... Aaaoclatk*n, io th?j
, club rif ti.*- inion ABBaelat?aaV
ROWING OVER AT HARVARD
'Varsity Crew Wins Handicap
Race to Close Season.
' .unlii idge, Mass.. Oet 2%. ? Tb<- fall
rovving season at HarvarH *loned to-day
with a victory for the flrst < Ijcht-oared
? r* w over the BBCead Bad third rrews tn
an exritlng race.
Start.n-* from serateh, the lirst irew
Jrai|*<1 the third crew, whlch had g Mait
Of five lengtbs. and thfl k<-*'oii<1 crew.
whlcb had b bandleap of two and one*
haif lengthB. until within a <|uarter of a
J'ule gf the flnlsh.
Then the 'varalty, showing great BB-rlnt*
>J>S ability. noa ed out the thli rl . revv at
the hne bv a quarter of a length and th*
ae*ond < rew bv a length.
The time, !? mlnutea .'." ner oikIh far the
"Jile and >>ev<n-eighth? COUreB, was a.outjt
*d fan considering the rough water.
dG
ames
e_^
DIVISION JN GOLF CLUB
Rival Ticket Entered for Forest
Hill Club Elections.
Oolferi connected wlth the Forest Hill
Field Club a ie rio longer of one mind .on
flflrntafl the government of that organi/.a
( tlon.
This fad became apparent last nlght
I in the appmrancfl of a rival ticket ta be i
cted on at the annual m.-.ting of tht
I lub. to he beld at the old clubhouse in
\i wark on Thursday nlght. This lfl the |
flist time in tlu- history of the nrgani/a
tlOfl thal the dove of peace hai flown OUl
of the win-low. and the prcsenee of the
rival ticket comes in tbe nature of a sur- I
prlse.
Only the other dav the regular tl-ket.
beaded hy Harrj B. Balmon, was sent out. :
l The grtavancm of the dtagruntled fai tion J
! an list tol.l in the following statement,
! which appears with the proposed new set
1 of officials ;
"Complaints and exprcssions of dts- I
IaattafactlOfl have been freipient and gen
jenl in regard t<. condltlom prevantag la
|aome departments of tb. .-lub manage- |
ment. These complalnts have not come
from chronic faultfindeis ne nly, but from
members who aie dlsposed tO he entlrely
reasotuible, an.l who ?|o not ask more
tban existing condition.* should make pns
?Iblfl S"ine depai tments of the club have
been in the same hands for several years;
manv of our membets believe that a
. hange Is d.-sirable. In view of this I
number of the members gathered at tlu
clubhouse on Saturday afternoon ani
ngreed upon thfl following names tO be
placed in nomination in opposition tetbeflfl
nomlnated hv the regular nominatin.
i ommitte.
"I'or president. Alexnridei M. Hinnett ; i
for vi.e-presid.-rit. .i J Cocoran; foi- i'
cordlng necntary, WUIlam H. Dnle; tor
treasurer. Robert QOfdon; fnr flnancial
secretary. Henry C. Vflnce, and for trus?
tee. Thomas .1. Untott."
ROYAL ARCANUM BOWLING
Thomas I. Crane Opens Tourney
and Rolls the First Ball.
Royal Arcanum bowl.rs hflVfl bad an
auflpldoui start in their QUOfll of honors
on the ample strips Thomaa i Crane,
grand regent of tha state made the open?
ing address for the tournament at the
Hiversi.le, and took part ln the custom Of
rolllng th. tirst ball down tbe drlves
Tiie grand regent was entbusiastb-all v
received, and nfter ixpreoetag bis Bdmira*
tlon for tbe game as a healthful winter
sport he sat on the 1 .rich and watched
the flrst game. In tbe tirst Woodlawn
beal Kmpire City. R..S to M, and won the
.....,: .i from Hereulea Ml lo Mh Kmplre
Oty took the third from Her, ules, Hl tfl
TM Falconi had hlgh Indlvldual score of
IM _
Conetdflrabta Intereel is attached lo U e
worh of th<- Defandam Councll for such
well known bowlara ns charles Bagalhlng.
chaii.s starr. Albert Rekta, Benjamlfl
Wbltacre and M C. Wyman. Ord Myera j
and A. J. Henrlch are eligible for tbe
?o ara,
Herman Wlttroch, who was to have np*
remntcd the Broadway Arcade Academy
ln the <'.reater N'ew Vork and Inter. ity in
dtvldual tournament, has found It neces?
sary tO withdraw. Loulfl Steln has ap?
polnted Martin Qulnn as thi BroadwaV
Arcade representatlve. nnd be w'ill roll on
th.- dates nrlginallr mhedutad for whitt
rock.
Louta Stein was eaptain of the Corln
thlans when thev won the national title,
nol onlv at Atlantic Clty, ln 1.07, but at
Madison gquan C.ard.-n. ln MM. He will
head another aquad al the next tourna?
ment. ln Aprll. at Atlantic Clty.
CAMACHO TOPS LIST
FOR RECORD CRICKET
Columbia Oval Team Captured
Van Cortlandt Park Title
for Third Year.
Thfl season Just closed has rflOUltfld m
the Columbla Oval Club being returned
Wtan?r In the Van OotHandl I'ark Cnrk't
LflflgUfl with an unbeaten record. havtng
played twelve ganam alevm of whi.h
w. re won and one drawn. averaglng 1.000
per rent Iri.identallv, since the above
league was fot rred, ln 111<?, the elub has
captured the pennant three out of the four
years.
Tbe outfltandtag fflutun af tbe gemm
bas be.-n Ihe all around ex< ellencc of U
p. Camaeho, ?rho Md the taegu* a'"1 ,'"'
Club, with an average of 41. ln all the
ganMfl during the season he made ov.-r
1 f-DO runs, for flfl average of 50 ln bowl?
ing be captured H wlchete, for fln avaragi
of IM
Altogether the club had a most success?
ful year and was honored by having two
represiiitatlv.-s .el.-.t.-l to play against
the Australlans, namely, L, P. Camaeho
nnd F. Mahabir.
UBAOUl hattini;
Inning tt. O 11 g R A*"*.
i. p fflMirhi n I 99 ttl MM
y W. Orand.. J J ??' * *\*
Dr. y. Mehabh . ? ?? Kg
8- Tuppen. 4 l M tt WM
ii ii Mianhoit it ; ?;: ?*} XjL
-l \v. Holbrook n I -" " *i!S
J. i: ouietu n : a g J-2
F. W. DunUI.-v
11 41 VI*
Oaetna s shaw l o M N ? g
r Jr___mV 9 i ! 3 ?_?
Atae bBUMV I BeHator, W H<ndren. A.
j*.|d, W. Haie ox and J %t eodger
i.ivMii'i; noui.iNc
Overa. M tt. vv ??_*?
itUggmg Blva ?;?--<> -'; \*\ .
i. P camacbe. M ? "J - ,?
| Waaflgei ? ????__.__ - u _ .I
i ';,;;"'??'?' 3W i i * *S
H Virngg**-* ; g * SS
I- \v Hotbroek. B - ___J__7
UATTlNa AVKKAIJES-KHlKNBLY fMM-M
lafltflnm tt o h s. ji Ane.
:rf.hc^!:e^ ; B m mm
.i fletanlor. & - -? '.- "H!
?V ". I'lelVrU II I ? IM lf |H
l i e iii.itc ? >?'? o -' bfl 10v0
\_ lunt ? ?? * 0 m B MM
,Jv WMtaeV ? I ,0 10 ,0"!
f (r. .... U 3 1" M Ml
f vv l.unkley II I - M ?
7-imretT:::::? _ S B m
l .;.......'2 ! _ J-1 it,
T llttKiiab. ? 1 5 *' .??
, __m_ee. .'03* 3.00
liaii.*-" pla>ed. 1s. won, 1?; drawn, 0; lo.t. _.
iio\vi.ini; avkRaoks--khii:\I'I.y BAMMa.
Overs. M B W, Aver.
_ p ceameho.. 9 lft J ??**
j _ IJIIlHle... S3 * " '-'4 a:*:
l>r .' Mah_hlr. 44 'J N -'-' 4 40
T W Holbrook 7: M 13 '..7 M 14*
K ii Hhaahalt. -? <? ? '?> -" '?*-?
A Reld ... .'-0 11 IM 2> h 14
r;,i?c, H lha- 30 ; lfl ? CM
r Haii.it : ? ? :ite
Golf ?>. Bowling **
Miss Ravenscroft Breaks
Reeord for Golf Course
Sets New Mark for Links at
Englewood Club.
CHAMPION IN FINE FORM
Miss Muriel Dodd Second in
Mateh?Big Crowd Watches
Stars in Action.
Miss (liadvs Ravenscroft. of England,
champion woman golfer nf th*' Unlted
States. likewise Hritish title holder, broke
ihe reeord for the links of thr- Englewood
Country Club yesterday whllfl competlng
ln B r'ti'-dav toiiiviametit of tha Women's
MetropoUtan Qalf As-oclation. The BCOTfl
WB8 lt Th*' former mark was 9a, held bv
Miss Oflorgianna M. Blahop, ol Brook*
lawn. Miss Murlel Dodd, the preeenl Brlt
ish r'hanipion. Blao was a compelltor and
handad ln ? 'ani of 17. Miss Ravea :el
wrrn the groaa priac and lUaa Dodd thfl
mt. Thr' handlleapplng canunlttee placed
them on a pai vvith Mis- Marion Hollins.
tba matropolltan champion, at ptna ;;
There was ? erowd of two hundred or
mor.- to follow th*- Brlt?li piayera ln
fa t so much mtereel was attaebed te
their appeara?ra thal only about ? haif a
dooen carda wera returned, the majority
of the women b.inc eontent to traii. P7hen
Miss Dodd Btarted oul she had as i part*
net Miss Hollins. aml w.is followed bj
Miss Ravenecrofl an.i m.s. h. <;. Han*
ford, ol Piping Rocb Ura Hanford w..s
pot on her game and feartng thal ah*
,night throw Mlaa Baveaaeroft off, tha
Plptng Hock player arlthdrew nt the Afth
hole am! Miss Raveaecrofl i.'inerl Mi"
Dodd atnl Miss HolIlM The last named
? ould not gel golng, ber chief dtfflculty
being on th.- greena Iba returna-d no
. a t d
Miss Itavenacrofl began ?aoely el Iba
llrst hoi.- wlth a pBT 1 Bnd it was ''Uickly
evldent that she was In lor B tlt.e score.
Sh" was trapped In th.- fourth, bul played
faultleaalj from there t>. th" turn, golng
oul in lt if thera was any wenhn* i "
was on th" gTBOn As usual. sh" U Bfl I""
..rr the tee, Itequentl] outdrlvtng Mlflfl
Hollin*, while h*r approacblag bb tbe ln*
ward Journej gave hei llttle te do la ihe
puttlag departiaent This wa> notloeabla
Bl thfl cleventh. WhOTfl h'T BPprOBCfa to the
gieen hit thfl pin and lay dead li". most
ppectacuiitr performance waa 't tin ?bort
fiftea'.ith. wh.re her tee shot landed wlth?
ln elght feel of th? cup, an.i ahi broughl
off the putt wlth a 1 An ov. i .,; .... hai
the Bt-teanth and an Indllferenl Bhol gel
ting back ? ost her I ther.-. and on the
iiirri.- hOlfl Bhfl ??fle wlthln an .?.??? of K'J
tlng a '.' on B Jr> frotn th<- Bdgfl of I'"
ffiaen. Her card followa:
.-. i
4 8
8 I
I 4 r. i 8 2 ,: I I J" 81
MIsh l>odd, tOO, Went nlong IltK'lv. J'Ut
lati?.--. i at >* eonplfl of liolea ? oal I
eral Btrokea This was partlcularlj ae
tlceable al tha fouHh, where her drlve
gol Into ib** dltch. In attemptlng to pla)
OUt Miss Dodd Bllpped aml fell. Sh" H't
nnr nf her fe.-t WOi but it dldB'l feBBfl
thfl Bngliah champion the least Mt, and
no on. laughed more than ahe. bhfl tOOh
7 for th.- hole Mtafl Dodd BB8 a ,
way of laughlng harder as her dlfllcultlea
,n..-a-e Again Bl the sixt"*nth. wbet.
nf.r aeeond Bhol gol Into >* terrlfylng
bunker Bhoit ot th.- green, Mlaa \>?dd MM
IiTbUIO"
10
IOO 1 ATHLETICS
Eight Hundred Gather Around
Festive Board to Honor
World's Champions.
I'hiiadeiphia. Od H. ITader Jl" ' ' *
rrship of Mayor Blankoabnrg, Phlladel
phia "fnns'' of many dllferenl walka la
life unlted to-nlght lt. a teetltnonlal din?
ner io the Athletka, wlnnera "f Jh*
wo.id's baaeball ehamploBahlp
Oovernor Tenor of Pennaylvanla, Preal
dent Hempetead "f tbfl New fora Olaata
Prealdenl Baker of Um Phtlllea, former
Mayor Rayburn ami other apeakera ?x
pn-ssed thi-ir a'linlration for tha flportS*
manahlp dlapJayad bj Cotmle Mach and
tha piayera of th? Phlladalphla Arneticai8
|<nagin taam.
Niii. t. .-ti of tha twintv -tive piayera who
Bbared In th*- wlnnera' portlon of tke
aeriea wlth the Meu foek Qtanta ware
praaenl Tha abaentaea wera Ceoraba, who
is stin conflned t-r hla bed; Houck, Orr
and Halev, who ar* OB th" Paclflc Coast'
i-v.in. who ia studving al the UalverMty
of Mlchlgan, and Bhawkey, ih*- pltcher
Preeeded bv th<- poi?e band aad i eori
ad by a BBjnad af aaountad poUeoi the
players rodfl Ifl automoblb-s from tlie
ball park t" the OBBtrfl Of thfl 'Itv. At the
dinner they were groated bf n.arlv elght
hundred "fans." and anthnataan raa lngb
PLEA FOR PLAYGROUNDS
Urgent Need of Money for After
Schooi Athletics.
Al a meeting of the playgrounda com*
n ittee oi ih?- Metropolltan Aaaodatlon of
the Amaleur Athletic I'tiion yeaterday
In .lames K. BttlUVBa'fl OfBefl thfl .|i..-t!..ii
of the appllcation of tl* Board *.f Bduca*
tlotl for the sum of "H*M*>i foi aft.r sehool
Bthlettca v*as dlaciiaaedi an.i all tbe mom*
b.-rs present requeetod tbat tin- athletic
ciulm of tbe Metropolltan Association
wrlte to ti.*- Board of Kstlmat ? Ib ielatton
to this appll* alion and show th.-ir ap
? noval <>t th*- typ* Of work lhal mogflfl so
much for Um bais el thla elty
Mr. Sullivan said: ' Kor y.ats th.- citl
,-....? ,,f th.- Clty of New Vork hava baaa
Bdvorattng fflaei oaa of the achoola and
ii.ivo. Bt Ing thel th*- achool buUdlag- aha?M
i ii.- atlllaed inornlng, afternoon and even*
Ing, itud as a result lh*' Bogfd <if EdUCB*
tion eommlttee haa agreed that the onea*
ing of many schools f.u after schooi ath
lotlea woui.i take .. good buuu boya "fr
the Btreet* .-ave them from poaaible in'
. identa, evll surroiindmgR and other daii
v* rous Bflvtroniaenta and ln avery aanaa
ilTveirp them better morally and physl
rally
? lt is adtnitled to ..?? th.- l..-st lypf ,,f
work and shouid be encoui aged How the
foard of Kstlmale could posslbly refuse
this appllcation f*>r work of this type i
a mvatery to aii thos.- tatereetad in ath*
lotlca, Bfld all clubs ln the Metropolitan
As?oeiBllon have been r*<|iie**t?v1 to Rt
,,r re Wrttfl tO the Floard of Kstlmat/ de
mandlng that thla appliration of ti..
Board *>f Kducation fer after schooi ath
letlca bc alijwcd."
mllHH OU.DYh RAVKN8CH0* ..
Kngland, Ihfl woman's national
champion, who eetabltehed i recort
tba Bnglewood Country Ciuh ea
? ' -.ia
|0lf
tot
urse
up tbe i i.r. long enough te ptvi renl to
het mittii Ml - Ravenaerofl barelj ea*
caped gettlnfl ln, flnd m ber ball nn
ncrom the grat n nnd - auaed tl ? i",ir ]
?ihcad io move llvely the eallei. |a
the laugh it wai then thal MIm Dodd
goi buahered Bhe needed Mfl foi Ihi hole,
I m ,i w ,n bfl notload thal her Inward
journej waa ? gve*atnhe Improvflmflnl
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lll..
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., , |u|te i fea wi II hnown per*
th- galh ry, emone thflm helng
II, i; 9, ganfard, of Bami '
Mrs .i C. Banlay, of Hacheiami h; MIm
,.,. mi Loulm Oraham. ol
Karth J-rsev. M,s Mv... D Patei on
pr-si.ierit ..f thfl IrVamani Metroj
..oif Aaaoi latlon; Mn 9. E Donohoe, of
Monti lalr Mn Chartm L Onenhall. .-f
Hollyi.I; hin H IV. BI>. of gcara*
,:;li... .\irs <? W. Bendlgfl, of Mldland;
Mr.' \ | Roeela, al CMiturj Mn
',-,,,,.,??, riarreabeM. flf MMIand Mra.
B R M-.riait.v. -.f Bnglewood, and Mn
Itavta, M Montclair. Am
??. ttert Howmd Brtttoo, H Orantland
,..,. j mc Klrhby. Harry W Refliher,
-.,? K.-uren l.aw ", c Svvlft and
, i. , oughei Him Dodd flnd Him
D-yenacTofl will aol flppflm flgflin fln fl
metropolitan i "?? taft laM Mght
tot Toronti ?
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MlM '?
MlM V
Mr* I.
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Mi- W
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Mrt a H
r,r...? 11 lf
Bngland *
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M lllebop, Br -- ?wi 91 0
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Si
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LEAD IN TRACK MEET
Have Many Points to Spare,
with Four Events Still To
Bc Decided.
Although foui evflnti remaln te be le*
cid.d in the Cotambia int. nMm traeh
and field meet. which was held on Smith
rieid vestrrday afternoon, the mntan an
!,, a falr naj to cllnch the tltle foi the
Ihlrd IIM ? essiv. tlm
l....Kl,eSS fell bef.ue tb<- l-.W h'.ldleS.
th- pole vault and t_M hainiii.-r throw
could be held. but lll thfl Otbfll ' ** fltfl
tha m blon nn up a lotal ol '?!'. polnl ?
?gfllnil -'1 for tbe Jurii.us. IP*. fot tbfl
fnahmea an.i n for the flophoniori
Donnell B, Voung, th. oM Ambent
captain and IntareeUaglati quarter-mBe
champion two y.ars RgO, ran fOI tlu class
of M. fllthOUgh striitly be would BOt be
eligible fot anv team save tie- post 'gmd
Ht| ...honl Voung won thfl Ml nnd tbe
Bl yard daflhflfl, tahlng BrM ptaea ni both
aft.-r nlp and tUCfc ItTUgglM vvilh A. M.
Harvitt. | s.lilor Young tooh in the 100
i? i-i I a. and tbe farlong ln M :i-.r> n
beavy traeh mllltated igataM better tlme.
H C, Poeter, ? Junlor who came to
i-nliimbia from Texas thls year, made a
good flhoartag la Um h**jrard daah, getting
locond place ta the first heat He fell.
however, al th> Batah, and u.f.-rs n*
fUflfld t" b't him enter thfl tinals. but he
Kiv.s promtafl Ol <l"iHK good work on the
team Intei oa.
'Ih.- l-ni-yard htirdb rflOe biotight out
,,,,, ,,| ii,.- , b>s. st Batahm of the tat
when Brady, Macdenald, Oraham and
Vollmer croeeed the une with llttli more
thaa a >':""d mpnmtlne tha BrM and
fOUrth men.
The siiiiimarles follow:
.,?.? ,..,:.- ran vv" I I y R * Betaa 14;
i Hlmon '14, s" mt; B Perlman, lfl. iinr-i,
], ',; i ,,.-H. h 'IS, fourth Time, !:-*%?
?Ori yard hlgh burdle. Waa bl 9, l. lirady.
.?_ i MacdonaM, '14. teeent; B. iir_r,_rn 'lfi,
tlilrl. Hnd l? W \i.llin.t. Ul. Ii.urth Tlme.
loo ? ,rd .i,..'i, \\"? by D rauae, 'Ml A.
II Harvlli 14. second; 9 Black, 17. ihlrd,
and li Monroa, 17. roartl Tlme, 0:10%.
Two mlle ran Wa bj I M Jeney. 'Mi
y ii fltade, '14. ?cowfl M fllaMa, H tr.iru.
and <?' ., t,,frii,Kri 'lfl, foorth rime, 10UM
I4ii yard run Wen b) r Maedonnld, 14.
|> \\ Voltiner. '16. ?',-nn., II. Monroe, '17,
,1,1,,) ,? Hrarn, 11. .oarth. TlM* ? .,| l ?'..
||,ir miie run Won hy K It. Whelaii. 14;
K 'y H?.... ni. aecond; 9. i-'ehniiK. '13.
Ihlrd: ?'. \-i" flotbon, I"'. fourth Tirm,
.?'?ii v.,..i daah Won hv p, foeag, '11; A
M Hnrwitt, '!?? MClfld; K. I'uazek. l.V
Ihlrd K. T, Agetaby. 't* foartb. Time,
o ji ;i n i
Bhoipul Won by '? B. Dhaited. d. wiih
41, n s,4 m . \ m Anaatnaa, m ?lonii.
wlth ;?4 fi li'. ln ? 9 <;,<?? Mh-uf. 'l.V irnrd,
aith :i i fi "i m.. V. Baab aea, M, founh,
wnh ;.i ft I <"
_ a
COMMERCE BOYS MUST STUDY
Th.- football game between the Hlgh
Hchool of i-ommerc- and I'oly I'rep hai
been d.-clared on* for the aeaaon. Thf
teams were to have played at Poly Fleld
but owing to the mid-term ex.imlnationr
at i'omme.ee. commencmg to-morrow, th*
authoritlea decided to can.el the gami
and give the bova more chance to atudy,
Other Sports
Affalr Between Ritchie and
Cross Hangs Fire Until An?
other Date Is Fixed.
The ten-rounu contest between laBBCB
Cross. tlM local lightweight. and \V11H?
RltChle, Of San I'ram i.-rn. the lightweight
champion of the world. has been post
poned again. The men were to have met
at Madlaon Bquare Oarden <>n November
10. but it was discovered last night that
th<> Oardan ha.l beea hlred for that date
und the bout was poatponed of necessity.
Bttly .'.i'oson, managtr of the club, haa
BBBOred 8am WaUach an.l Harry Koley.
WBOgutde thfl pugiii.-tic rtflfltlnlBfl of Cross
aml RltChle, that the contest will be held
r>A aaa- November i" as possibie.
This second pOBtponflBBBBl Ifl more than
WeKome to .'ross. Tln- Kast Side hoy la
i. . i witi. a tom eartllaga, bnl i* re.-ov
?rtng rapidly an.l will bfl able to resume
hui<i trainlng la a few dav*. Needteoa to
say, he wants to be at his baat when ht:
ent.is tln- liflg against the champlon.
Croaa is confldent ?if hla ability to de*
,f.at Kitchie. and inakfs no secret of lt.
When Been last night he said. "i never
felt mora confldenl of wblpptng any op
pOOenl in all .nv llfe. The (get that
Rltchlfl is the champion of the world does
no. botber tn.- any. I arlll go ln th.-r>- pre
pur.-.l to carry the right right up to him.
and if I an it.lv :;.-t mv right hand over
in the early rounds he will hav.; plenty
to thlnk over if ha la eapoMa of thoughl
after I hit hlm hard.
"Sonie foUoWera of boxing lay great
store ln the fact that he stopped Joe
Rivers, whleh i fhlled to d*> Wall tf
Rtvera had baaa la the Baaaa g"".i condl*
Uon as when he fought me, tlie result
might have beOB dlfferent 11" k>pt
I'.it I.i.- husv while hta wind last.'d, and
nngsi.ie nrttaaaaefl ef tl.e coBteel say
j.ii bad a flhadfl the batter of it in }
th. Barl) rounda."
Bob McAlllater, tbe middleweighl boxt-r
of San I'ran.Am ". la IB thls city. and is I
looking after matChflB MoAl?BtOT was
th.- former amateur middie and heary
Weigbl champion 'rf tlu- I'a. Iti" CBaat
?Ince he Joined thfl ranks of the profe.s
slotia! Bghteta b" ba- BBgagOd in tivo
Ilghls. . >f thOBfl Ii" won three aml held
th?' hard'hlttlng, rough-houaa "Sailor*'
Petrooky to two twenty-ronnd drawa
He ia anxloufl I.. try ifonclualona vvith
Bddla McOaortv, Mik*- Oibbooa or anj af
th.- beat .....I "f hi.-* elaaa.
M* \iiist- r .-. clever, faal hox-r. who
*an hit falrlv hard. bit ls OOt noted as A
knocker-oul
The mateh between I'a.-ko) McFarland
anri Mike 0|hbona fltlll hangs Bre. "Sib
bolis wants to w.-urli in at Iti POUOdfl at
o o'cloch ifl Ihe aftefiMoa, whlla Pachey
msist.-i al l- pounda al ?'? o'clock or Ui
pounda ring ide
There will b
cluba to night.
I... boxlng at, tbe local
EIGHT CITIES IN BILLIARDS
Three - Cushion Enthusiasts
Pl.in Tourney for Cash Prizes.
.\ tnw Interatatfl three-cuBh?>n biiilarrt
laagu. te -?.c' Jbe National League,
whlch recentlj dltdmnded, bas been ?r
ganlaed Th" rneatberBhlp Ineludea tbe
followlng elght ctttee: Buffalo, Clevelaad,
!.Bjh, I >"'r..lt. Iri'llanapolls. St
i ,,._go and Mllwaakoa Kar-h
nieinh"! snbs.ril.es MO BBd pays ti." t.av
tlllag aapeneea of its rapreeentatlvfl
To the tOtal entran.e money, $l<?'. tbfl
Bruaswh g-Belke-CoUender Company w-m
add an 8BJU?I amount. maklng MM fnr
prfaa money, "f whi.h MM nill he award*
ed t" the plaver flnlshing llrst. MM to thfl
?acond and flM to ttM th.r.l A rhampirrti
ahip emblem. to i- cempeted for an*
aually, wiii o" provlded. Ba* h "itv la
liir.u. .1 t.r ..ne i layer.
Th.- laague was organlied, with Wllllam
H gweeay, "f Detrott, Ba preatdent, and
Bdward M Helm as aecretary aad treas*
urar. The Babaertt-tra together arlth the
playerfl aho aill repraaanl each dty, aio
shown Ifl thfl followlng tabl.
?ur ''itv p**i*T:
W u ,'.,n. ? liuffal.. W R 1'ill-n
H.inv p_rla PIHMhuish '' M.i'orirt
I'.iwii- I \l Helm. ' 'I'-v.-ianU K Iwtail M. 11-I.n
Wllllam 11 flwerni IJ-troll Martln _a|ej
ilariv .'.h.;.! in.iunaiMiitu Harry Coawar
y || |t, i,- ii Kl UiuIh P. II P.a?Bfl
,. *,v?ki,,,?,,, . ' I. .nt" Chsrl? lt Maria
n a HflareJI miwaukea.\. Klekbafar
W P. Muaaey, of ChtaagB! ,-haries
n. ol i^t i.ouis. and Joba Kllag, of
Kansas <'lt>. BM p. of.ioling a BCheflM! Io
organlae ? clrcull to flt?ga ihr.cuahloli
ond balhltne gaaaea. The* preepectlva
memberahlp Ineludea Plttaburgh, fhicago,
St Louifl ?".l Kansas ''itv. each lo bfl
r..present. .1 bv B cushion anrl B balkline
plaver.
Thfl run of lt, made hy Rlehard Ralph,
of Hlghlatown, N. J., on i-tetobar li, ln
a tournament al tha Caalno, Phlladalphla,
,io. i t,..t conatltute ? aew reeord. it was
not mad" oa a rag-latlOB champlonahlp
i.it.ie. Tba ? wii' r poeketfl m?fl_ured 4%
Inchefl and tha BM* pocheta r>. Inchea
Hta...lard pock.ts for chaiiipionship tabl, s
are i'z and 1*4 lachea la alaa, Aifr.-d..
|i,. Oro'fl run of M, mad" against Jaims
Maturo, la **',:1 tha i**eord for tha pree
Parcy Colllna, Chlcago- dlmlnutlve
amataur, la playlng ... Hne form. in a
18 point game. ..t II I balkline, against
Charlea K. .'onkiin. played last Monday
night. h" won by M polnts, ran IM aml
averaged 11 M-M A few nlghta aarller
wlth h. int/.. nr amateur, as aa og-ponent,
he nveraged -"? ln Mk
FRED LAKE MAY BUY CLUB
Former Manager of Braves Gets
Option on New Bedford Nine.
BoBtOB, OOt. -s An option OB the New
Bedford BaeebaU Cluh <*f ti..- New Bag*
lnud I*eague waa aeeured bv rred Lake,
foiinerly manager of the BOBtOfl BrBVBB,
at the annual meeting of the Iflggllfl held
he.*- to-day. Lake'a opii,,n \* tor loa
dav |
Th?- laague roted t" have the Portlaad,
lall Itlv.r. Uro'ktoti and LtrWall 8tgl
representatlves constltnte the bonrd td
director.i lor the JTflaV 1914. A committe*1
of whi.h Prealdenl T. h. Mnrnana ia the
head wlll confer wlth the Baat BTB Asso?
clatlon r.laliv. to havlng post-s.-ason
laniis annuany.
lt was roted thit th*' ruln whlch BBB?Bfl
.very .hampionship game hegtn at least
two hours before sun.lown shall not ap?
ply In cases of douMe-headers during
n-xt season.
Thfl ariangement of ihe schedule ol
games was put over until the next meet?
ing whlch wlll e h*M on December 4
All the eluhs in th? league were repre?
eented wt the meeting.
Marine Intelligence and Shipping
News from Near and Far
MIMATI'RK AI.MANAC.
->urir,r?e. 11:24; eunaet. _:0_, men Mtfl, ;
rioona aie, M
HIGH WATER.
AM P.M.
andv Hook . BM I**
lovernor'a laland . ^:lk, ';.,,
mi ?;.ue .? ?? ??.*** **-*'
WIRELESS REPORTS.
The N'ew Vork. retx.rted M glle mlle*. eaat
f Snnib B""k at 1 a Bl veaterday, la BBSeCMa
., dock Baturday afternoon f
The MaJeMln. reported as filli mllea eaat or
laady Book at 10:4- a in yesterday, la Mgam
4 tn dock Tharaday fonaaaa _ _ _ __.,
The Imi.er_t.ir, reported an .?? mhea amm
,t flnndy Hook at 10 P ? Mmaay. '? expecieu
i> .I.* k thi. iorenoot,.
1NC0MIN0 STEAMERS.
TO-DAT.
Vea?_l rrom. Un*
?Imperator.Ilamburg. Ocl '-'. liaiiii-Am
'Semlnole .Turk's l?land. < >-1 _?? ' U a*
f? di I'lemonte....Naplea. Oct II.Itailan
!,u .Olali. Oet 14-.
iray. on..-San Juan. Oct I'l... .. IneulBr
rt [lb._ .Oalveaton. Oct _2..?o racin.
Saxonla..Naples. Oct 11,.CttBflrd
Antllla .TH.iipl.i. Oel B ?X_2_
anuiia.... .jHrk_,)nuiie. oct M.....CIym
?SSSamV...I'oh.le. .?- ?_?; . M.i.l.uy
THl'HSDAY. OCTOHKR 30.
M.,i_itnni.. Uve.I. '-?' ' tB ? i u?_jd
? M_t.._iie . ... Southampton, Oct ...Wh M?r
?.ira.as "" ? '-> Qunyra, Ocl II....Ked D
MVrtnudnn . , .Bermwia. I w. 36 . y'!'.'1/;'
?M?tai-a ? ? Santi Marta, Ori 10. ? I ">
rampaneUe Rottermrn. Ori le.JTnMina
NarraBanaett.I?ndon. Oct ls.S O <o
Nl >i-.|ii. rtineo. . l.in, aii a. Ori.' in. ?.
Anllllc Sta urlean*. Oel M
ntlDAT, OCTOBBB .'U
?Morre Cflatll.Havana. Oct tl .~?-?*'***
cVrartc.Mverpooi. Ocl SgWhlte Btar
V,.ne7la .Mar.ellles, <>,-t M PBbM
Cblabrla.Palenna. Oct IT, ?_?__%
loi-.rado.Oalveaton, Oet M -UUlory
Bflal .Oalveatea, Oet M..fle PflflMfl
?Urlnga mall.
OUTG01NG STEAMERS.
TO-DAY
Mail Veaael
reaaal PM tma abmn. 1*I_,118-,
rrance, Havre, Preach 7:"0am lfl 00 .. m
? uibbeaa, Bermuda, RMflPg^Oam 10:00 .ra
Mara, alb... Ia. OuajTB, R I> h:-0a ro 1. 0" '"
Baata Marta. Colon. U r 00 h.Mmtn 12:00m
Aacnn, CHatobal. Panama...irJB?BBi :i"< p "
rinland, Antwerp, Re-i Itar ? ?""" l Iu
M Waah'toa. rrieete, * ? ? .?JSm
I> del Rlo. Taidena*. - 'r,,, "m
.-*in Marcoa. Oalveetaa. ht.'y- ,.!,'...,
CreoU, n.w Ortoeaa, I Pac- *****m
Ar....ih.,.. Jack'vllle. Clyde- i.00 p m
nii'KsnAV. OCTOeiW M
aarrraaea, ffaaaaa, Mai*.. ?_*???? 1:00 p'm
p i: i.*,....!ri.-h. Jam. H A 1:00 pm 4.-?" . ,"
Balti. Uverpool. CNinarg , ,:,..',_ ,n
Kder Qroeee, Bremen. NOL ,' ,-*,
Berwlnd P Rlco. NYAPR ? ;.
Orajfon Baa Juan, Insular. - ,'.,_?,-,
i- -r ,-,,i ii.it.i* Bav, se. . - 11 iu
Et Nn,-,., .?_!?. ;.?on. So P ?>???*?
PRIOAT, OCTOBBB II
PMMmipkla, Sniith'n. A:? . ftMnm 10-00 in
llandTvllle, Bellae. Cn I' ?_Oa m i|"" ?'
Maracaa. Trinidad. Trin lO^Oam . ,
Korona. Bartafloa. Quetoe. ,H?ia :." !
? I'rin ... Mvldeo, Prln ? 12:00 m ? " ;
r KH.n.irlk. Haytl. RDWI.12_Oprr. .'.op
Mtanesoua. P ktea. An H ,..,",,.,
P antonlo, P ai,i-?'i? ' J. iflaam
ManHnUlo, Naaaau. Ward 'ISopM
Lanan, laeh ? llle, i ??''????
TRANSFACIFIC MAILS. ^ ^
Ii?tlnatlon anl tieamer. 6:20 P M
Japan, Coeaa. Cbtaa (vla Nattle) Q ? -
?*?. M"rUo..' ^-????????i' emttra''. Oct. 10
Oct. 11
Hawall (via san Fran-M'-oi-Herra....
._? ?, roiei.. i-hlna. Ph^Maea -vla
VI, torlai-Kmpreaa of Aala ?????????
"%??_$__ ~J*tSSSni*-p- '""i
-tha^-t-m-t-gg.?.
,?'.,;? ,..?.,. cataa .via Taeaaaa)- ^ 6
.-v>.ittie Maru . ',','' j ' 'vl'?
Tahiti. Marque.i... .',wk Islanda New
??."!- /T-in'Wan^-^aimL Nov 7
H-waJI s?nioan lalanda, New aea
"{ST Au^ralU (V.a .an Franela-o, ^1
,,^..rura":----:-i;hina;-rh;iip Sijvii]
ytry^r^'Li,!.; A.iiin"
cv l_ Vmuouve" MaflBTB -
SHIPPING JOIWS
Port of New York, Tuesday, October
28, 1913.
ARBIVBD
U-ornot Bentoge, Havana Octeber 2*. ^;;
.. v . vork \- Cuba M.n >*" Co, with M
XMma.fl.lM ni.lse. A-rlve., al th.
W^rMflV CHflUmi OMfltfll' OM
,?;. ,!.?.n . Ballroad B. Une. ?l.h n ,^ ;
. .,_ ra malli aad md.*-. Arrlvm at un
l,^,";.,1!::.lVvn:( ,?..??,??". ***Bvaamh o
,?r. " ni iba Oeeaa Ba Co. ?i,n p i*se?
t.\? maa maaa. Paaaafl la Qaanatfaa at
?' s.-am'er MMaa, BreMwtak. f.t_?*>Jte?
l?? fl, co, 'M'b peaMBaeM aad Btflaa.
__aaed m Quarantlne al I II :* m,
lmtgmnme\ S.vahoe, ttanrjtrMa fl ; - tober 2'
?-,,i wilmlaatoe N C lfl. to tl.e ( lyae nt
"uh pa?-?Vra and mdaa. Paaaed la Qaar*
Ir'san^aetata, OalvaMm Oetemr
,. Mallon Bi Co, aith paaaenfleri
nnd Mdaa. Paaaed m Qaaraatlaa a- I -"
P auramar Madiaon. gaerporl Bean and Koi
, ,-,, ,,, iK, iu,| |.,,niu l-.n Bl '?-. altn pa*
muk",* ""I ?daa. Paaaed ln Qeeraattao
* Bteamer Chatham (Oer), Tuapnn Oetober
9. to D T Ward*. Wlth crude SU. _??**???
i th.- B.ir Bl 4 -'.'> a m. (_
Bteamei Btar of ladta lBr>, fV,rry,'*?:
hat Ig lo Kunch. Kdye & Ca, Jn ballaat.
niv.-.l at tht- JJar at f:88 a m.
St*>am*>r Krnnprliizeinln Caa?lle ''*"'*'?
Irsnen Octvber 21, e^thampton lM<?f
oura "'.' to Oalrleha A Ce, wi.h 3<?* flr"'
SO n-ron.t eebln an.l 71K aUMBB*. pasaen
-rs. mail* an.1 mdae. ArTiveil at th? Bar
I 3 u*J n in.
BteS?.er I'xr! Bchurs iGeri. Pori l.imon
:<??oli.T HJ. 9?nm Marta JO. ColOB 2b klnBB
m j:t. Bantlaae 94 sad Portuns island -??.
i tba Haml,urs-Ani?ri._n J.ine. wlth :,2 P*?
vagen, bmIIa aad mtm. Arrived ?t th?,
lar at 8 18 ? tn.
Bteamer Keelaad .n-igi. Antwerp ?nd
?o .. . ? -ah. r i". to tha Red smr Une. wltb
I Brat, 818 lafwnd c-bln and :*7o atearsge
airienajer. and mdse. Arrived at thfl n-ar
t 10:18 p n . 27th.
Steamer Port Antonio .Nor*. Moni-S'*
lay OcteOer ja, Bl Anna Bay. fort atana
nd l'<rrl Antonio 28, to the Unlted Krult
?*. arlth rmit Arrlved al tha B?r ?-.
.::? p n..
Saiidy Hook. N. .!.. Oet. 88, J? :<n r- BL?
VImI south, light br.-.-z-; partly |
ary off xhore, immith sea.
.- VII.KH.
nua_<n i.i Camplaa iDutrh). ^,?"1'
'omanr-he .p.rl. Rplfant; Vancouver (Bel, Bai
1'nrre. Cells iBr), Valpai-alao tis Norfolk; J
I De\?r- ? ??.. Cincinnati (Oer). Naples:
Ipache, Charlestoa an.l Jarkaonvllla: lllnei ?
llr,. Roaarlo ela Bsltlmora; K.-I*tlanlafj**rd
Nor*. H'-noii Horto?, Norfolh aad Newport
v'ewa Advance, Cr_ta?aml; Sant' Anna *Kn.
?arselll?; Neckar lOart. Phlladelohta; Bene
Ikl fBr), J'.ira vla Norfolk Norfolk. Norfolk;
'..r-.tani iDutch) Rotterdam; Surnla .Gen.
Vontera; Kronprlns Wilhaim (Oer), Bremen;
iai Rrock (Oer), Laa Palma* roneattlna ?
llorBlO , Ner.. KlrgstoM: Kl Oriente, Galv **,t>n.
l.y of V>.ntK<iiu*'i'y. BBYMM?k.
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
_RJ_VKD
.. Od .?- liri'im. (Aaatl. Nfl- Vork;
27th. V'andyck (Brt, Nar* tork rta Rarhado*.
Babm an.t ate <i ? laaawo.
tdelatde, Od tt vVarturm (Oflrt, New \o_
vla *'!<pe Town. Stfl
Mi.klai'.l ). t 21 Mimir. (Br), NgW Vork vla
Bl v'iri er . ? v. Halboun ? ? 'r
,.r ., ,, . aaj parncla (Br), New Terk via
N tpt* ? and Uenoa.
?on.ljn. o.t :J7 __?twaaka ihr.. New Vork
-ut-z. Ocl 28 Raroafla (Brt. f?*?attfl and f*a>*
lombo for Boeton snd Nev. York.
i, Od 2:, Vanooete* (Br), New Vork
Ha Pori Nu.ai. ete.
Usboa, Od 28 11ena fhmr), l*ew Vork via
K.iviil
Cherbourf. <> I '-"" 4 a m l'r*>i*ldent llncnln
(Oer), New fert rla Plyuatl1 for Ba_Mfflj
land pr > '-ed?d.
Rotter_.ni, *"i 27 Blrma *Ru*ai, New ^ ork
for I?BM. _
Uverpaaol. Od B\ I ? n1 _*?!?__? ,I,r,>
Saw Ti rk la Ptohe-uard
S'aple* n.-t a?Patrta (Oreek), New Vork.
<r,uth-impt<'n <*?? 28 Msa*_USM (Brt. N"*"
Vork vla Kinamon. Colon. eo
?an'w-erp. *r t tl .merlesn (Dutch). New
York: l-*k* Mkhla*? 'Ur*. Montreal vla
bon.lon ?_??? , ?
Bremen Ocl 18 1 | te Kal?er wilhelm 11
u'.rri. NflW Terh vla r*lvm*rulh and 1'her
Hnlh'iarKo<t n-Vandyck .nn Nej Vork
rr|r;.t<>, Oi-t .'7? t'arpathln tftr). New T*>rS
| VIJ.KS
Ro?a,lo. ..? '..?.-. HlrUt.a.1 .Mr.. K?W Vork
Kmoi. r.r _--Bl--B-iriM tl]r<. N'W ****?
I . ., ..... ,? ? j.i Htephen (Bn ttrom ?>*r*
New Torh; *Tth. Ongsry (8B1 ifro.n N??
..'?"_>, Baxoa r-.rr.r* (BT) 'fr?m BBflN
I pin d* Janrlro'. New ^oik
Bermuda, Oct B, UM ? _ B_flflaB_B <Bri.
Rlo'ds Jaaetre, Oei IT gysaaar tmXt, Itafli
Vork
PABB?D.
Od: M Itegnelfl (BO Noa ferk bw
I>.nr|on.
Ihrsltar ' ? '
f.,i AHcsnte.
_* WeeoaarOen (Brt Hew f-rk
ACQUITTED AFTER LONG DELAY
Accused of Bank Robbery, C. Dean Is
Held for More than a Year.
(feW W'cstnilnst... Htiti?h rnlumbia.
o,t jv charlea' Dean. wha was aecuaed
of robbtog the Ifeetir-Jaater branch ?t the
Bank of Montreal of aWB.881 Ib SepJ"mbei.
Bit ?as aeqUttted at:*l .li>.-haiae.l to-day.
It was his ,,..,,nd trial. ln the Brat trial
Um jnry dtaagT. DBB0 B_B arMi-ted
in Lea -ngelefl Bttd had beea in euctody
h.ie for BBOra than a year.
3 B. Ma'Namaia la BOW r**TVlBg s term
of twelve y.-nra for thott Of the niitonio
bUfl Whlch th.- UOWB alleged was used
by th.- me.. wh*. robbed the t-ank. Kac*
Nain.it,1 was axtradlted from New Torh
RIVERS DEFEATS RUSSELL
N'ew <>:l"it
of
Lna Angelee, waa awarded a popular de
.-ision OVaW FranUie Mwssell. gf this elty,
after ? ten-round flRht here to-nlKht.
Rlvera kept Kussell on the def*-n~
throughOUl Hi" J<" rounds. Ib'th aie
lightwelghta.
a
CRUISER LEAVES COLON.
I'oliiu. Oet. J* - Th" Auieri.ati Cl??8JP
Blrmloghain flatted for 1.1 Oaayia this
afternoon with the ootnmisslnners of tha
San Bratidaco Expoaltloa oa hoard on
th.lr vv;iy to visit th.- .-apital.s of tho
South Ani.riian repnbUca Th" .otntnl
si,,11.1s are Jnaaea B. Stut.sman. John P.
Dwver an.i Oacar r< rohaeh.
? a in*- ?.Jl
lAP -*?__> ON OB3-OATIONS
itHKHi at e 0'C-ock MM MBB
KEV TOBv. H. T.
1913.
V O.Oet. 2?
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?,?...?-.1??? >? ? Zi3?_t_??5???*'._<_?' C'**? ?**.'*.' e*??-? * '?*> ? ??? ***??"??**?*?????"
IXT.ANATOHY NOTO
_a_a_a__^_?
THE WEATHER REPORT.
OBMMI lleerrd anil PflMlflM. W ..hingion.
,,. H Th- .torm that was over th- DM
eaUay Mmdnp flhTlH haa afleaad to tha Ht
? ,>,,,?,-,. Valley, attended by ralns in the re
..',?? ot th- Oreat lake,. in th, OMa VflBBf
and at a.-altercl polnts In the nort!, Atiantlc
?taU? The Weatern dlatiirl.an.-e hns ?? . h.l
_M Mi-.la.lppl ValUy and has IflM att-nd.d
, _-_, ?, thal raataa b?* o** ** ***
ZZ and thO Rocky Mountain Mftaa. lt Mfl
mm roii..w."i b> laehOy rtataf pnaaan aad a
.,,,,1 wave over the ptoMfl flhUM M MT anuth
Z Ullahir- and Iii the Ro, ky Mounialn re
. n CoMer weather la alwt reported fn>.? thfl _
nueri-r of the mlddl- Atiantlc MMM and tha ,
?rmeTanl be taml flflatM Ma*aaMay ta tha
? MlaMMlppI valbe and ti.e aaane taha
'l?? and unaellted weath-r and BtObObtl
_.,' m ihe leam MtaahaflflM Veltay. *t***mt
Z_\ th" ObJfl Valley and the lower lak. i,- I
.ion m MhM porM M lha eeeatry the eeMMn
*,ll M K.nerally falr Wednvsday and Xhflflfl
-thi ternperature wlll be deddedly lower
Maeaeemy ta tee MtaaJaaaaM vaMay am -he
,;ulf Htalea. and cooler weather Is Indlcated
{,.r ,h-- vllantl, MMM Thf ternperature wlll
Wedaaeflny and Thuraday ln the North- 1
weetera iUIm aad Ihenflei over ihe ptalm
*lTn'." wlnda alona the norlh Atlantic couM wlll
*>. moderate varlable. mnatly weat: alon? the
_outh Vtlanth- and eaal Oulf . oasta. n.od.-rato
v-rlahle ex.ei.t brlak east ori the aouth Klorl<la I
ntaat aloni the mlddle Atlantl. eoaat, m.xi
arate'waal becomlafl varlable; along tha weat
ijiilf coaat, brlnk and probably hl*h north. on
ihe lower lake*. brlak north; on the upper
lakea. moderate varlable.
BflfletflM f?r SDeeial l.ocalitlet.?for taat
,?rn New .ork. cloudv In northern. falr and
......ler in Miulliem portlon to-day; to-morrow.
cloiiflv. liaht \ari;ihle wlnd..
Fnr Baatera Pennaytvaala. New Jeraay,
Delaware and Dtatrlei at ColnmMe, fair and
eoolav ta-day; to iniroar, naeettlad, liaht
v.,nable vviinls.
Kor North New gnglaad, cloudy to-day
and ta*a?orroa n,-"1 rate varlable winds.
Kor Bouth Nea Bnclaa*, rab nnd eoolar
... ,|n\ le tu.ii r .? . uns. i, le-l Hflbl to mod
... ate to v artable m lada
por oiii... Weetera Pennaylvanla an-i WaM*
mi Nea .ork. un.--rtl.il to.l.iy. to morrow.
local ralai -,i raoara aad oMdar, Baodante
vartable wlnd*.
Ilumidity. f
lp.m.. iii Ip. M.... 14
onici.ii uhaailallana taken ai Ualted statea
aaa ther bureaua al n p. m. yeaterday follow
,.)(.. T.nip.falurc Weather.
Albany . ?"?' ''[fH'
Atiantlc Clty. ?_ ' '?udy
n.i.ton . ?_ ' "''4r
Hnffalo . 4" R'ln
I'hlcaflO . M .-loudv
\.. Orleana. -." nnufly
St I.ocis. M ?'lear
Washlngton . ."'1 I'lear
l.oral Drtielal He. ord. -The follow ln_ oTi
clal re.or.l from th.* Weather Bureau ahowa
the ehaaBM 'n the ternperature for the laat
twenty-four houra. In coniparlson wllh the tor
r.?. peaMag date of laat year:
HM. UM l HM l??
3 a. m. 4'.i f?| < p. in. *1 tl
< a. ni.M) el | 9 p tn.nl tl
9 a. rn. M M'H p m. J.9 17
1. ni. ?0 f.ll.'p. m.&. -
4 p. m. <H ?3|
Hllhrst teniperatiir* yeaterday. 70 detreei i?t
2 p. m.l; loaeat. U7; averaie. 84; averaae for
eerrespondlnif date of laat year. j*. averaae for
lorreapondlnu date'of laat ihlrty-three yeara. il.
I.,., al fore.-aat: Falr and .older lu aay:
Thuraday, .loud;. light vartable atndj.

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