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THE SUN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1915.
J
f
DISMISSED, WHITE
ACCUSES OSBORNE
Tiil'c With Superintendent
Jjploy About CHe Says
Convicts Opened Desk.
ITTEB8 MISSED LATER
AUUNT, Odl, 21, The remoTat of
liuthrr n. White the superintendent
of Iniluntrlos nt Slim Ulna prison may be
the ro k npOtl whlrh Warden Thomas
Mott Olbortie'l Mutual Welfare I..iu
administration will bte-ik. White had a
i it i it tnlk with Si ilc Superintendent of
PrllufU Rile to-day mill then left for
HeW Voi k city to MM the man who was
renonslble for till appointment by '-
mm in'. Till man furnished the token
notify which ariliti iirt.i.rne urea for
circulation amonl the ronvlrte.
White llvei In Tarxtown, and the
token motley has bten kept In hia house
ltiKtead of the prison, pending ita die-1
trlbtitton itnong the eonrlcta. White
ns in New Vork on Saturday when Mr.
4 liUirne's valet. BIOlMky, M ex-'onvh't,
and Keeler, .1 convict w ho acts aa the j
wanl-n't. rim iff. nr. .-.ailed at White's:
Tarrylown house, which Is elurht mil
from the prison, and told the maid who
anawared tin- ball thai Warden Osborne
Tla.l sent thetll tO K' t BOtlVJ more of the
token monej which wai In Whlta'i desk. 1
Tli.- apparently trot what they wanted,
but late In Ihi day made another viait
to Wl tp'i tinm- and to hie deak.
w en White returned hum.- he found
thi ... 1 hit nrlvata eorraopondonoa
u:,r 11. Whlta'i relatione with
Wardri osbomi tnparantly had been 1
Otrn until Immediately after the oon
v. vlxll to Whlta'a desk. White
thlnkl tly may have secured some
,:' . rreapondenco In which there
aii rrltlclam of OotwrnaV
v O.borne'i wtenoirranher, Rlctl-
i,r.!- (mother . -"iivli't. telephoned to
White ni his T irrvtown home oil Tuea
da; lit ill d aakod If he could aee
W. then Bl I" o'clock Whits anld
th he could At In o'clock Richards
again teleji ied aaytm that he could
f ll b. there Ul 111 .iter. Re finally
ape 1 red . 1 1 midnight and handed white
n 1 itei from the irden earing, that hia
arvtcci were no Iourm reottlrad.
White went to Warden Oiborne highly
r 1 1 ;. if Oaborna'a strona-
st 1.1. k ri it Mi preaenl nptu nt sing
s w o, -i ri. luate of larimouth
College, where he won the Phi IJeta
Kappa medal.
Tun:. WW. N V . ct. 21. Luther C.
. who wan deposed ns superintend,
gnt of i uatrj al Blng Sing prison by
Wardi . rhomaa Mott nabornc vister
Uay. returned hi re tu-nlslit When ho
Wai . 1 Bupl Riley hrul nsk.il him
(foi i 1 ' 1 regarding condlttoag at
the priaon Mr White aald:
"Bupt. Riley novel ask.-.i me for any
thing thai wan nol proper If there is
any iiueation that my administration at
8 1 1 Bli w ui not a ftnanc a aaoceM let
ntO quote you flit'ires. Kor the twelve
month en lad Herd ember no. 1914. the
profit, of tin- industrial department were
4a,OO0. For the eleven months ended
August II, 1 they were tTfi.oon."
Mr While aaJd thai he really didn't
know why he had been removed. He
anld thai Dick. ll ihafda, a former con
vict, now employed aa a a.fretary by
Warden Oaliorne, brought a letter to his
home at nildhlghl In rm na him tiiat
1 1 ro wi re no :.nger required.
He agreed to the suaestlon that he and
Wan '..., .- had always been on
thi . ' ler : I BOO ally until recently.
Mr U h : ited that be 'night have
a for 1 . 1 1 ' statement to make within a
day or two
HURT IN PRISON FIGHT.
Inmate's Bkall "aid to Have Been
I ni. lureit.
OBBINtvo V V Oct. It, One of rhe
fl ' -T IlirhU thai has taken place
Within the W ll of Sine S:ng la reported
' have enlivened prwee.linas in the
brush shop to-day. As 11 result of It one
0 IB ll . Well n i.- ...rue' inemhera
Is .:i the pr n hnapltfll and another Is
in a c. i! aw 1 ling ser ais charges.
The I ire. I n. in is sa:. to be John
t f'.-k ''it I censorship on all neve
I .1 the prlsoi to-n -rht make, the iden-
thl at on Uticertl In, and the name of the
Other lighter la not even hinted at. It
is 111. lei - od th ' .:! feel ng between the
two men resulted in a tlst fight In the
brush shop u'd thai Itosk had the bet
ter of it. Then hit fellow leatnier ae
ctired a place of load pipe, and mrifc'k
him over the head w'lth It
Report has it that Roakl skull wat
fractured and that an operation was
performed Immediately in an effort to
gave his life lie is still unconscious
and his condition Is critical.
The ofli e of Luther C. Wh'te, who
was removed as superintendent of In
dustry by Warden Osborne, .wss
searched to-day Charles 1'orter an.1
another convict, who acted as assistants
to W hite, aero locked up for the day.
and tv:e st ii 1: .vent on unhindered.
War.'. Q Osborne was not at the piMson
to-day. Secretary Miller of Warden
Osborne! clvllia:. staff has been as
slcned temporarily to take the place of
Mr. White.
SCHENECTADY STRIKE QUIET.
(irnentl Klrclrle i o. Mar Skat
Pawn Ita llant.
gQSgSffgOTADTi N. V , Oct. 21. The
I I'IM( l lil.tt i. .i I. irr- rl ,
ann Ia ftrH.fi.il I a . i u- in-.f in , j . fi I
tAka up their duties hod Ita effect to-
da) upon ths 18000 strikers of the 5en-4-!ai
Dlectrtc Company, No dlsondat took
pi aos and a p th twsntyflvs fast wlds
m,i i j iii ntained to the -n trance of the
plant Pickets salked besMs the men
and endeavored to pernuado thom from
return ng, but ,n no oass !id they bio.a
tilt pith.
Hem - is of the Slate rioord of Arbl
tral ferred With the striker and
n ti M lltager tleorgs Bl Kmmona of
i i i pi . tO-day 'nd it waa an
i toed tO-lilghl that the strike re'
' . ram in ttes would call upon Mr.
i mmon tomorrou morning for the pur
pose oi llacuaelng terms of nettlfenent..
i irw nt that the men
m ajit return to w-rk pending hji agrea-
liu ui ulna is a rumor that the
i lie i statement next
arsek In tehtch it will glvt the men a
lu rri urn and if they do
r.ot stJceds ths wo ka are to he closed
., .1 nUj rj 1. IM This utnild affect
' in men r.oa e n ployed in the OfBoa(
the appronflcss and test men.
G00 RAILROAD MEN STRIKE.
IIiimI.iii mill Mulne I'r.-le.tit llnnd
lers lllll-Nl'iv llH.etl l lirenlened.
r st, Oc 91 Mum- six hundrad
ll. I... i and Maine fn iiilit huiiillers here
struuH al noon totlay, fallowing thi re
fusal nl ihe road's ofllctkll to grunt a
Wftfffl Inci use of IB pef oanti nnd pay
fni holiduya, vorh or no. Similar- da
niandi have been made or will be upon
the Nee . i iveti nnd the Botton and AN
buoy ro.i.i
Till Haven olHelall eonferrnd
with II 1 inin I tee ui-.lay und Ihe frelaht
handlers' i presentatlvea ureed to re
turn l"r . further tulk next Tuesday.
The .WW lluven bus u elnuse In lis
sjfreemenl alii n rilon that the men
snail rrlvi ihlrt) days notlot h. f"ro
Itrlfclnil 'I Ho ion and Albany men
were eonsldir.ilil stirred up to-night
over Ihe Mo 'on , l( .ii.n.. strike, hut
protplsen ', 1 luicli on their lobe to
moirow luoii.uig.
J
U. S. IS LAWRIDDEN, !
SAYS SENATOR WEEKS
PI en for Less T.pfirislaiion Mnde
at Dinner of the Credit
Men.
Jolhn W. Weeks, t'nlted States Sena
tor from Mnaanchusetts, spoke before
on membera of the New Vork Credit
Men's Association last night at their
twentieth annual fall dinner at the Asfor
Hotel and returned bo the controversy
between himself and Comptix.ller of the
Currency Wllllama Senator Weeks said
that while he admitted th tlaht of the
Comptroller to examine into the affairs
of a national bank he denied 'hat the
I'omptroller ,n,l n right to determine the
rnte of Interest It should charge for
loan.
The Senator followed these remarks
by a plea for less voluminous and le is
bureaucratic legislation The Govern
ment, he said. Is becoming commissi' n
ridden ; was passing too many laws, em
barrassing business with OfflclOttl rules
I such as the baaRage Insurance feature
of the I'ummlns.hlll. which, the speaker
declared, certainly would be repealed Si
the next session!, and was becoming; a
Government of personality rather than
by laws.
His suggestion that Congress pass no
more hills, except appropriations, for the
next five years was warmly applauded.
Ills expression of belief that the war
had done the country more good than
harm was seconded by II. O. Moore of
Peoria, IIL, the preside:. t of the Na
tlonal Association of Credit Men.
FIFTY HURT AS FERRY
CRASHES INTO A PIER
1,000 Passengers on Nether
lands in Stampede ns Boat
Hits T)oek in Foir.
Fifty men nnd woman wer slightly
injured rly yesterday morning when
the Delaware and Lackawanna ferry
boat Netherlands, nosing her way
through the fog that blanketed the Hud
son River, crashed Into a recreatl-m
pier a block below her slip at Chris
topher street
More than a thousand men and work
ing a-lrls crowded aboard the boat on
the Jersey shore at 7 :4.V So dense was
the fog that Capt George Tnthlll or
dered two of his crew Into the pilot
house wltl: h'm to keep a sharp lookout
ahead and at either axle. At
IH.Ints on the boat deckhand
IhrOUgtl the murky atm. .sphere.
,o...r
peered
Despite these precautions, however,
the boat crashed Into the end of the
Harrow street pier almost before hun
dreds massed behind the gates In the
bnw of the ferryboat saw the danger
looming through the f.ir.
Tne crash ahlvere.l ihe apron of the
ferryboat and damaged the pier, but
the greatest danger to the passengers
was their own mad rush back to the
middle of the boat. Many had been
thrown to the deck by the shock of the
collla.on and others stiuxitd hack over
their bodies A ! Ten horse plunged
frantically about, maddened by the
screams and confusion.
one woman. Mamie Hoppe of 431
Twenty-fourth street. Guttenhurg. was
thrown under the hoofs of a home and
might have been trampled to death had
not A. L. Arzlnaer of Wyoming. N J..
and John Wall ice of Hohoken dragged
her from under the kicking animal.
Wallace's arm was broken by a kick
and he suffered many bruises.
The boat was backed away from the
pier and slid tntc the Christopher street
llp stern forenn st Many of the hys
terical passengers were taaen to St. Vin
cent's Haspi'.al in ambulances. After
being treated for minor Injuries they
either returned to their homes or made
their way to work.
ANTHRAX RUMORS DENIED.
Daaarer nf aa Kpldemlr, Statp ;
Co m m laaln n fteporls.
The State Industrial Commission yes- '
terday contradlrted rUOTOra that New
York Is 1n danger of ar epldemle of an
thrax, the little known disease from which
George K Stack pole. th ll'.verhea.l law
yer, recently died in Hellevue Hoipltal.
A statement Issued to dlsnl the rumor
Is us follows .
"The death from anthrax of (leorge
F. Httckpole has served to call public ar.
tentlon tif this disease In a special man
ner, and some reports would seem to In
dicate that the State is In danger of an
epidemic The danger ot an epidemic,
however, Is not very (jreat, us the disease
Is generally OOntMCted from uctual con- '
tact with th hides and wool of InteOted
animals leal often from articles manu
factured from them.
"According to the labor law, phy
sicians In attendance upon cases of an
thrax are required to report them lu
the State Labor Department, and during
the past summer the division of indus
trial hygiene has been Investigating all
cases brought to Its attention.
"Aocording to the Agricultural De
partment anthrax In enlmals wns re
ported In fifteen counties In lilt. In six
teen counties In 1914 and lu ten coun
ties In 1915 AnSOflg human beings, be
sides the three cases reported In the
metropolitan district, two of which peri
fatal, six cases have been found in l.lv
Ingsiiin, Fulton, Brooms and Saratoga
counties, with two deaths."
CREDITORS GET WABASH.
V, S. Court TaLr Hnad From
Kqtittnlilr Trnat.
St. Louts, Oct. It. The Equitable
Trust Company ot New York wai or
dered to relinquish the property ot ths
Waaaah i cm road to ths creditors' re
organisation committee by Judge Rimer
B. Adams in the Federal District Court
to day. The road recently passed into
the oomp-iny'H hands for a roii.shleratlon
of 111,000,000 at a foreclosure ogle.
Winolow 8. Pieree. chairman of the
reorganisation oommlttesi and represent'
stives of Kunn. Uoeb Co., New fork,
wim are Angnolng the reorganisation
piers, left for Indlsnapolli to-mght,
where they will ask the Si-rretary nf
State for h nw Wabash Itailruad Ohar
ter. It S snt'l thai B K Kearm-y, presi
dent nnd n oorootlver Of the preaent
Wabash eompany, will he president of
the, new company.
FOUR LION CUBS FOR ZOO.
Nr Tenth I.I Iter for Helen In Oii
trnl Pari. Menaarrtt,
iieien has prassntsd the Central Park
atoo with four bouncing lion cubs The
h able, which weigh about five pounds j
apiece, were horn at '2 Q0l00k ysstSfduy j
morning. The linn house Is closed to
visitors to-day, but It will he opened
probably to-morrow, slthough the new i
additions will not he sOSn for a WSSk '
Then they will he abls t trawl from 1
their bed.
Helen, the mother, was hum In the I
zoo In 1 901 1 These PUbl are the SSV
enrh Utter shs has home, I. Ion QUbl of
ine peauiy oi neien arc .-i.i ;ii from
$300 to $360 each. Leo 11., thi father,
was born la lvOL
Champion Still Leads in
YAMADA OUTPLAYED j
BY CHAMPION HOPPEj
JtpM0M Chnllensrer Benten
100 to nnd Now In in
Renr bv 1.000 to 74-S.
VICTOR PASSES 100 ONCE
ItoSTOV
Oct. 21. Willie lloppe. Ihe
M KnJI Ynmada. his .tap- !
chnniplon
nncae challenger, l.aftn to 743 points at
the
lose or tneir second nignt a ptay rori
the 14 1 hnlkllne billiard championship
al Convention Hall this evening. Ya
mada'l total to-night was 398. As was i
the case last night, both men played
carefully, which accounted for the long
period of time necessary to finish the
flame.
Hnppe'a high run wns 104, nnd It came
late In the contest, his average being ;
111 C-2H. Vnmada's best run was H2,
and as It came soon after a run for 7i,
It enabled him to take the lead from I
the American for the first time In the
match. Ills average was 13 22-2fi.
Yamgda In the first half Of the game;
gave a pleasliiK display. In which for
the first time he showed his brilliancy nt ;
the masse lloppe was not up to form
.lut ing the early Innlnns nnd he got his i
point only by struggling for them right 1
along. Both players had u Rood deal of
open table shooting to do The score: j
Home 4 i. It. I. It, J. ". 6. I
0. I. . 17. 7, M. '
14. II. IS4, 31. 0. 14.
t, 7 jin. Avera.-.
Yantada i, i.
i:, o. I, ll, I. o. n
Av-r.ni". 13
II 2.
4 C. .10. 0. 7S, I. 46. 4. !.
I :. I. 0. I, 7. J - 347
SL0SS0N FACES HARD TASK.
Mast Make 7S Polnl. To-nlaht or
Lose Mulch to Df Oro.
Alfredo fie Oro outsoorrd I leorge Sins
son, 50 to 35. last night In the fourth
block of the'r three cushion match nt
Doyle, and thereby Increased hi lead
over the former halklme star from 13
points to L'S. The total score now .s
100 to 17? ,n De Oro's favor. All he
will have to do in the final lil.sk to
night In order to win the match is to
make hi 50 point before Sloason can
get It,
All of De Oro' gain last night ws
made in the early stages of play. He
began In whirlwind fashion by complet
ing seventeen counts in the first nine in
ntllgs Meanwhile S;.s.n experienced
two kinds of discouragements, which al
ternated P4rt of the time he was halted
by l'c ore's safety play and on other
occasions when a point was in view ne
m St Bed by th. smallest sort of margin.
Between the two difficult es he w-n hell
.-.'re!es. while De oro BjnsgsjMd his
se. teen In small portions. From that
point on De Oro played conservatively,
aim.ng chiefly to protect his lead and
With the new tact cs In vogue Rloaaon
did a little letter thnn hold hi own to
the tinted). En eh man had sixty-nine In
nings at the table and each made high
run of 4
ERASMUS RUNNERS FAST.
Dfff-I Mntiunl Ti-nlnlnic Trnm nnd
If mi tn 1- ritiNhpN Flral.
A RoM of forty-on runners Started
jrMterday In ; dul run in whlen tho
Bnuunui Hall High School ttain defeated
Manual Tralnlnfl High School over th
offlotal Amateur Atnif tic CTnion three
mile eoAirea it Proepecl Parkt Bfooklyn
by 21 points to 32 K.THlern District W9M
scheduled to take p:-rt. hut itw runners
fitl?d to appear. Twfnty-ix mem hers
represented the Bull snd Blue and fif
teen Manual Training. T"1 Erasmus
stiiiil was composed mostly of new run
ners. The flight for the Individual honor was
close Joe Loomls of Erasmus proved
to m- ihe strongesl and sron In he last
two hundred yards, i !harles Ben t,f
tfsnual Tralnlnt wns less than five
yards behind, with I"Vter I.auhen. an
other Erasmus hoy, riitht on his heel
Loomls covered the distance In 2rt '37.
Oll Rgay Vlrinr Ovrr ullrn.
Charlei Otis scored a vlcttory for
i rohlytl In t!ie Interstate Three Cush
ion Milliard Lea true I.it nlglit. defeating
W R CuTlen of Buffalo, (0 to 3. at the
Brooklyn Billiard Academy, otii played
cpeftautar hilllards He made a hch
run of eight and nverag d more than one
for th- ftrM thirty timing. Thereafter
there was more safety play, Which OgUSed
the match to last ilsty-elghi Innlnga
Cullen mnde i run of four and performed
well generally, but was sgalnst a man
whose ftnssss outclstsed I im.
CanMl rll F I ret -d um mod ore,
At s meetli of ths Oravesend Bay
Yacht Club held at the clubhouse, foot
of Twenty fifth svenus, Brooklyn, on
VVednea I ty svsn ng ths following officers
a srs sleeted I ' mmodora, Thomas
Cardwsll , vicscomniodors, H a. uti
mard ; rear commodore, - leorge w itff,
t?i ism er. John Metcalfe ; secretary,
Pred C Kengeter, and measurer, Chris
Myck ; board of governors, A L Mad -son,
William C, L'. dner. Jr. i auditing
oommlttes, Charles Holltngahsd, U
Csllahan, W lllam Helnsen . membership
committee, Henry Jaoabson, r. H Tllr,
v .i t'opken, snd nominating committee,
Henry rVhren, Kred C, Kengeter, '1. H
Hopkins, F J. Popksn and Henry Jacob
son,
i
MOIUs A NO RF.HTM'KANT
DINE AT
Thf HOLLAND HOUSE
Fifth Avenue at 30th St.
(J.Chariton Rivers, Prop.)
TABLE
D'HOTE
DINNER
I IM' ORCHESTRA MUSIC
UNEXCI LLED SERVICE
Firm 4 i 4 i in n sr.
A PAH T M K NT AND HOOMi witii
IIATIl, I'M I KMSIIKII ASH I I II
SIMM RII, U TDK VKAR, BRAH4IN
im 'I'll tNHIHNTI.V
14li Street, near Fourth renua
Prince George Boref
isin st.
1 1
a I rStSM
paaTrosnsnt Kuate
PTRAND ROOF GARDEN Vff&.l'"
m
U
I
iii'ivni i. . iiii-ni i llll A. at toap.MI
u i . i i ..... le.i 4 in ,n l, :in. I Una
UleulugaS I'.AI. lu I'.' P.M. ' NlKtat
$150
YACHT WON TWICE,
SO THEY WILL DINE,
Indian Hnrhor CInb Members
to Celebrate, the Josephine'.
Vietory To-morrow.
The members of the Indian Harbor
Yacht Club are to dine together to
morrow night In their club house at
Greenwich. The dinner Is to celebrate
Ihe recent vtctorv of th thiriv.nne
j rater sloop Josephine over the Valiant
. of I'hlcaao In n u.Im ,.f mm n
hp Mutlhu, h... ,
,v v u nil. 1 ilia
cup representing the championship of
the East and middle West This vic
tory was the first In which an Eastern
"loop was sent to the great lakes for
the championship The two cups are
now held by the Indian Harbor Yacht ,
Club. Challenges are expected shortly j
and races will be arranged for next !
season.
Commodore Wllllsm Hamlin Chllds. 1
who defruyed the coat of sending the
yacht to Chicago ; AddMkm ij. Hanan,
owner of the yacht, who handled her I
in the races, and lllchard A Monks.
who represented the club as one of
the Judges, are the members of the
Indian llnrhor Yacht Club who are1
to be honored to-morrow evening.
Among those who have been Invited j
are II. I Stone, who noted as referee;
the officers of the Manhasaet May Yacht :
Club and Hutler Whiting. John (!. Alden
and Charles D, Mower, who served a
t thi
rew of the Josephine. It Is ex-
pBC ted that there will be nearly ISO
yachtsmen at the dinner.
It Is practically certain that the great
lnke ynchtsnien will challenge for these
two cups. Already they have talked
things over and It Is very possible that
a new yacht will be built. The East
and West cup, as Its name signifies.
Is for yachts representing the East and
West. The Manhasset ftay Challenge
Cup Is practically an open race In that
after a challenge has been accepted
other clubs may name representatives
t take part In the series of raoOS
Eastern yacht clubs, those sailing In
waters the other side of Cape Cod, have
several yachts eligible for thts series
and those members already have sig
nified their Intention of sending their
yachts to the Sound next summer to
sail for the cup.
It Is probable that four, representing
the Eastern. Corinthian. Iloston and one
other club, possibly the Manchester, will
come to then waters. For the defence
of the cup nothing has ben done, but
a soon as a challenge is ncc.-pte.l It
Is thought that Commodore Chllds will
give an order for a new yacht and prob
ably Addison G. Hanan will build an
other from his own designs whl h will
be faster than the Josephine, which he
turned out.
ENGLISH RACE HORSES HERE
to I
I
Ten
'Nevada Maw Arrive.
A mywtery sbOUl many of the race .
horses rinuaht in Bnatand at recant
was cleared U by the arrival of S li.p- f
mant of thorouoThhrets on Wednesday
consttrnwl to OtorgS Winafleld of Ftenov
Nev. In the rapOftS of the nates It was
Said that these horses were bOUsThl by
Mr. OWtlHanie of Nevada, but It appear j
that he was acting SS aatnt for Mr. I
Winsfleld.
Ten hornea arrived aeltosether and
pending arninatnentj for their Mhtpment
tO the Weer were quartered tn the riding
Academy of A K Hexamar at -11 Hud- '
SOU street, Hohoken. All tut two are
yearlings and all the youtigvteri are
promising ipeoimena The Nst looking
of the young lot u a yearling by gantry
emloh haa all the marks of a thorough
m cr
One of the mosst oistlnguhshed of the
constgfunetil is Honsjrwood, s four-year-old
son of Polymalus- Honey Bird Tn
his th ree-year-old ,r I toneyamod won
ths Oaitsbridgeetllrs Handicap, and It Is
understood that he will be reserved for
hmhI purposes Thn is it three-year-old
fliiv bv Pol tart ens which h.i,i ghown
good form on the Knglish tracks and
which will be raced before being sent to
the stud
Mute Senator llorat In.
Pu n.Ai-Ki i hia. Oct. II, Btats Hens tor
James IV MeNlchO)SfS bay gcl.ln.g K H.
Brstt, drlvsti by Nick Qrady, won
pacing championship of Penntylvi
the
.... !
to-dsy on the Relmont track, Xarbarst, i i
i ii defeat i'd the hay stall ton Peter
gtevena, owned by W, B, Uokert of
Heading. In three heats out of four In
a one m lc match race, Thi time ? the
heat was 2 0... 8:05, 1:044, t-06.
Rerle ( hampliin itt llnrliimnlh.
IIan.'Vkii, N H.i Oct, 21
l.:.rrv
I ... u.w v.- . I
i in i iiii. . nth Colleae laivnlB rhamclonshlD I
tins Hfti-rii.".n in a hurt
battle, de-
.it ng . i Lyon. Jt, the
former
terBcholaatle champion of Arkaiioas.
cute was '2 ll. li I, 3 S. 6 '2. -
The
e. I
Announcement
"PREPAREDNESS"
A Scries of Seven Articles
By
Oswald Garrison Villard
-aV
5 A thorough examination of every
phase of the most important ques
tion Americans are now called upon
to decide.
0, These articles will appear in The
New Vork Kvening Post the (irst
one on Saturday, October 23.
She rNjeto gath btnm tyogl
Matt Tktn a NtuspapnA National Institution
Saturdays 5c
M 111
Billiard Match Yachting
WOMEN MAKE HIGH SCORES.
Mr.
Lawrence Best at Wrstfleld
With Roand of lOl.
WasTnat.D, N. J., Oct. 21 The
Women's Metropolitan Oolf Association
held a one day tournament on the links
of the Westfield Oolf Club to-day and
about sixty women played In the vari
ous events. The course proved pretty
hard for the feminine golfers and the
gross prixe was won by Mrs. C. R. Law
rence of Plalnfleld with a score of 101.
There was a tie for the net prise be
tween Miss M. R. Wilson, New Bruns
wick, 110, 14 HO. and Mrs. W. H.
Ixiftus, Montclalr, 11. 20 . An at
tempt was made to break the tie by
playing nine holes, but another dead
lock resulted, and It was decided to let
the scores made In the approaching and
putting competition determine the Is
sue. Miss Wilson's short game proved
to be the better, so she took home the
trophy
rii'
Two home players. Mra H. C. Man-
veil and Mrs. A. Keller, won first and
second places In the approaching and
putting. The driving contest was a vic
tory for Mrs. H. ft. Stockton, Plain
field, whose threo drive from the home
tee covered a total of i'ib yards. Mrs.
Irving Brown. Haworth. was second
with 450 yards to her credit.
NEW 40 FOOT CLASS
FOR NEW YORK Y. C.
Six Raein Craft Designed by j
Herreshoff Already Ordered
for Next Season.
, The members of the New York Yacht
Club will have three fine one design
clasw, 30. 40 and 50 fitrs, next sea
son. The 30 footers then w-111 he In their
twelfth season, the 50 rooter In their
fourth and the 4n footers will be new.
Commodore George F Haker. Jr . re
cently appointed W. Hutler Duncan.
George M. PyPJChOn. . .eorge NMhOtj and
George A. Cormick a committee to select
plane, draw up rules and do all In their
power to promote the new class. This
committee has selected the plans which
nre by Herreshoff and has announced
! that orders for six new Ironl hav. been
received already and that six more ran
he ordered. These boats nre to cost
llnOO" each and will be raced under
' rUlel similar to those that gov. rn the
S and 50 foot classes limiting the sixe
of the crew, the number of suits of
sails, hauling out, Ac.
The OOtnmdttee Will make an announce
ment oon giving the dimensions of the
yachts, the nanus of their owners and
other particular! which will be of In
terest to vnohtsmrn.
I Alt Herreshoff preparations are be
' Ing mnde to build these and other vee-
sls and a a busy winter ll ootrv.ng It
has been necessary' to get all tbe build
ing ce joill. For th:s reason the
cup yacht Reaolttte, which at present Is
stored in the south shop.i where she
stood last winter, will hnve to lie moved
LAT0NIA RACING RESULTS.
rirei Bees Meldtn twe-year-alds;
ir.K. pirn- M00; li furlosge 'Red ""ro
1 0 5 (Gentry), utratsht t- o. piece 1170,
how $3. 'to. voaj Ton Psehlon, ?S
ll.nryt, blare 1-1, show It. SO, wrnn-l,
Violet tag (Pool), ehow llt.OO, thir.i
Time, 1:10 l-l. Hapi.i May, jHma Oak
ley, Marge rat Biles, gee tore! le. water 1
WarMer, Hb Hionaom and Veehet worth 1
iilfo ran.
gacood Hare -Three-yesr-alds and up
ward ! i-illnK; puree ! tlx fur lime -
Bin Dei. too (Judy), it reign t I piece
ti (. tw S3 to, won. Th!- Bearer, 1n i
, (Ueehsn), pleca n show 13 to. acand;
F i r Ions lie (Mertls, show IT.SO, third.1
Time, l l' I-.',. Baey Bdlth, Flight Rlla,
Sept em bar Mrn. geallywag, Welcer, Oek
- inn t. (aarmeuee end tule alo ran
I Third Bscs gelllns hundtc ip , three
. ir-olde in'l ups irdi puma 70ft on1
I mile and a alx'- ith -Father HI ry, o
; i tea Pa41Ve), Mt.udit $4 10, pleee 11.10,
show lt.0i won Be pec tattoo, 10 (Pool),
placf ir 4". ehow 10, aeeend; ilrump.
9 (Morye), show 4 :". t hi r-l Time.
1:41 Eionanse, Blsch Broom and Die
lllustos also ran
Fourth ltac Hand temp; three-yesr-elde
I snd upward j purse fTfto u furlongs
Henovis, i: (Mott), Hrelght 13$ :a. piece I
I ft. 90, I how 10, Won; lr l.arrirk. !S
(Judy), plart 14.70, thon IS 10, second
Prince Hermit, in (Pool), how il.so,
third, Time, 1:14 -h Vogue knd irov-r
II ugtM alai ran
i-'tfth Reee Two yeer-eldei lelllng;
purse M00; Ava furlongi at. Bert Thur-
m in. 100 Mot I I etrsight 14 TO, plarr
gl 7. aa, ahow ll.il won; .1 0 We I oh, 113
I (Martin), pleca III 10, ehow t. . otd
Jerry, in luantryt, inoe iniro
Time. 1.02 3-: Al Pttrce, Col. M-N.h
MrAdama Corker W Ingot, Mike Mull
...... .... i i i ' t 1 1 n
win
r.m.
Sixth Ra(
Thr. e-y..rolrlM . n.l up
pur.. iee .n. mils I
4 'annK.. HT 1 1. I',.i . ..
aerdi .riling,
a. saty y.ir.l.
-1 : .. (Itl l
pTacf t 10. .Saw I! 10,
x..ii. Traaaport. 101 inrnryi. i. SIB. ':
l.n I.", :,0. ..... n.l, Mnrk'TV, 111 '1 Mr. I . ,
hoe It. 10, ihirl Tlm. 1:47 M'hlt.
iTrown. Malabar, i.iy Powers, Mut Rill,
II1P.lt. . I-' V l.. t' 11.1 ....
run
l eavan.ll n.cr un. line .nil
. t V
mma
v.rii,. for tnreeyesr-oi4a end up
i.tHH lltBO !. Is '"T tM.ir...
Ulna:
..Ic...
isi :o. p:.., lu to, sho t; in. nn Brln
iii-.!'i iQeatryi, p., .o. sii.... i,i r,o
1 i A. -It. 1 t I
Li ll r n . i i ,
Allen
Alston ..t
.-n.i
. 10, third.
i TI in,. I 1. I.I
itantoe. PaHns,
Har.woud,
,li ran
Other days, 3c
SIR ADAM BECK GIVES
REPLICA OF NOTED CUP
Canadlnn Challenge Tropin,
Lost, to Be Keplaeed for
1915 Home Show.
nt a meeting of the executive com
mittee of the National Horse Show As
sociation yesterday It waa announced
that Sir Adam Heck, director of re
mounts for Canada In the Department
of Militia end Defence, daelres to do
nate a replica of the Canadian Chal
lenge cup for competition at this year's
Horse Show, which logins st Msdlson
Square Garden on Saturday. November
6. The trophy will replace hie original
cup If that Is not found,
i Efforts of Lord Decles to locate It
1 from England having failed tbe exec
utive committee has applied to the
French Oovemment for Its aid in find
ing the trophy, which was won at the
Inst National Horse Show by a French
officer now it the from. The wish of
the officials to recover the original
I Canadian Challenge cup Is due to the
. greatly enhanced sentimental value now
. attached to It aa a result of Its disap
l pearwnce In the great war. Alfred B. :
8
arlivy, chairman of the executive com
mittee, presided at the meeting.
Eariler In the day several Horse Show
officials and Judges, including Reginald
0, Vaiiderbllt. Robert A. Falrbalrn, a. I
and tt' vo? der' ttont KmS
guests of Charles A. Ilaudoulne, one I
of the Judges of harness ponies at the !
Gsrden. who Is the only amateur whip I
In New York that still drlveg four-ln-
hand dally In the park. He took hln
guests to the Claremont on his coach,
starting from the Hlltinnre.
LAUREL RACING RESULTS.
nrst Race Two-year-olda: nellinf ,
parse MOOi aix farlaagi -Nolll 107
U'Hrd). ftralfht 20, 80. place show
l 40, tlrnt; Bub lledneld. 10 Darlea,
flees IS 10. ho $3. Second; Kins Tunean.
01 ( Cooper), how 111 20. third Time,
Itll 11, Mra Jack, Mary Blackwood,
Scottish Knight. Hamper stalwart. After
night. Marigohl. it". Juliette, Donner and
Dr. Sullivan aluo ran
Second Ita' a Three-yaar-olda and up
ward, celling, pur- 1500. five and a half
furlonifH - Martin Cuxca. 107 (Mink),
etralgh: lioyo, place 4 10. -how 1140.
(lrt. Knver Bey. H2 iRutwellt, pla e
; 10. ihOW 11.10, lecond; tally ormr. fll
1 Bur Un ge me), how li.fo, third Tim-.
Ill 1-1, M SSSatt Jltn Lh Nathan It .
Batwa. MeaesSj KayderanaroK. Hectograph,
I .aura, Devil Fish, l.ou Lanier mil usfl
SlSS 'in
Third It ace Three- year nlda and up-
ward; Ml I Ins; puns llsoj five and a half
fur I on gl Borax. 107 ( Cooper 1. atratght
IIM, piece 111 so. mmw 1 ;. nmt;
Kliw. Ill . ,-ifr . ula e 17. lft. ahnw
l&, aecond; Old Boh. 104 (Ming,), show
10 :'o. third Time. I ll -, Halon. Wood
fair. anto, Jim Baaey, Mlnatral, Coy,
Roger Oordon, Bertnudlan atid Deduct Pin
Sleo ran 1
Fourth Race The Dial Handicap; three- I
year-otdi and upwerdj 1, 500 added . ana
mile arid n quarter. The Finn. 113 1 But-
well'. Straight IS 10. place 13 ahow It, 29. 1
nrm . Tart Ice II Mlnk. pli-a 14 10, ahow
11 4'. eecendj tiatner, lOJ iTurnori, ahow ;
M 10, third Time. 2:14. Addle M and
UUlle Baker , ran.
Fifth nsee Three yearealtts and up
ward, ae: ling . purne I "00 . ona mlla and
eeventy ysrdo Jena. Jr., es iHayen.
Rtralght I30 3O. placa II 20. out to ahow.
nrm Amnnine, ; cj Mink 1. place II 30,
out to ehow, aecond ; Hey bourn, 110 1 But
ton. out t" ahow. third Time, I V.. Old
Brot.m .nd I'ardner alao ran
Sixth Reee Three - year ardda and up
ward; ai-.llng. puraa j0i. one mile and a
:xteenth - 'art tun (J . 112 1 111 ley ,
fr.nght 17. place 12 ho. ahow 2 70. nmt ;
Luther, 109 iCotiper. place fiO. nhow
12 locondi Single Toe 101. (W'eathera
ti. nhow ! o third Time J:M Heart
beat. Hijrgenn. Hon. .da, 'uttyhunk and Mlaa
CavaiiaKh alee ran
TO-DAY'S LAUREL ENTRIES.
Firat Race Maiden t wo year oldn . Are and
a half furlong :
Videt Brother . ,. lift Wai 112
Mooretone IK Smooth Bore U3
May MoOee hi BVoosicorn 112
Mlea Phllotn Iirggiilag 112
Ranlon llll Stele Bonero 112
SiH-nn 1 Hm't - HanOlnap. : eo-yrar old. : Ave
furlonve:
U.il.l.i jt . . Ill Silvanlty 104
In .turner IM Mai Foil Ml
u.i My rholee.. lit liana
Tlnr.l R.ot lelllwt! all ate; one mile anil
tr: iv v.ir l.
MISS M.t.iaale lof "CottOII To iv I
Bamboo Havana 17;
Walloon 99 Molll. Rteharrls ...14 1
Lllbt. Out isf Wolan too
Fourth Rae -pur; ihrei yeneHii one I
mill-
He Will ,., li7 lUn 1!
Herberl Tenvile ., Rule is, 1
Noureoeia lot
Killli Ha'e -Selliiiir. ail are.; one mile an.1 .
leenty yirai
Jim U... .... Ill 'Mln.trel 100
Water Town InVOspi p.rr tot!
Roaalle Orme ,., li. Beverly Jame. :oo '
l.nlv l.nudon. . .107 IJonfl Coun.el tA 1
O'illea.1 0T
Suth Raw-Sellm, ; three y.ar old. and up j
w;ir l. .me mile an.l a .laleenlh:
Royal Meteor Ill lit... Moran . t.i.1 i
)erlh It'i.'k :h Dlok'i 1'et tail
Sim Bird in; vs-ar of Iive . 1
Hal tron 107
'Annrntire nllneanee claimed
Hrandl llrleais Marray,
Dut.h Urntidt in from Jmmv Mnr-
1 u' l.mt nlKht
n tlieir ten round Lout al
' . . . t . I I .... ..
in- . . ' mnw.w ..nil lav
down th'oe timet. In th.. He.'i.nd round.
AMraRMRNTA
SYMPHONY
Hnrlel. nf e Tnrk
WALTER DAMROSCH, Conductor
KIHHT i 'iiM'Hits
llll. ifternniin at I, Aeellan Hall.
anil Sun. la) Aft OftODer v , i ti . at 8.
ELM AN
I IKHT 4PPF.AK4N, K IN TW4 TKARH )
lieellioten. Mvinphonj No .V l .nlrlmai k .
'Ollierto for X'lolln, Ita.el. K.ivrpti. from
'Oapnnl. ami laloe 'new. firm lituei.
Heal, st Hoi untie. Aeolian Hall.
MANHATTAN OPERA HOUSE
? u..lil, hednnlm Nail Alon. at a.
BOSTON GRAND OPERA COMPANY
aaui n mi aaurr
"''" t.iiuss drllii hujji
Repertoire ' 'Uumb lllrl Of rarilcl. ' l.'Aniore
ilrl ire Re" wllh "Orfi.i." Manama lliilierflv'
. i'l. "Snow Flakm." "I'arlnnn ' th 1'nmnlrte
i. ..un Hnhrni... " "Othello." Dleerltesminta
HFATH SOW ON H4I.F, Mir ill 1.4
4 F O I UN II l I
KNEISEL QUARTET
6 CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERTS'
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hi. uta. isp, an, ii r 3,
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lenllan Hall. Men. Aft., on. 'JAth. at I,
Piano Kerll.l liy M.riuerlte Mel.llle
LISZNIEWSKA
-int.. at liu OtTliv. Mm. Wi.lftohn lluriilii
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PRINCESS ZRS
30th nr irwfty. Kv (Mil
To-tn'w ;t mi Wflfi, 8 I :
mm
In a big ula v tn a lit I It- theatre.
THE MARK OF THE BEAST
"It Is a strong pica for charity in i
married llfr. Makes the nrenchcr
practice what he preaches." A're. Hun, '
AWarning to Busy Husbands
With Neglected Wives
" "The Mark of the floast' is satire
for the gander." fnmmrrrial.
y.sU.CIIUtt'. .Iflhn r II... v Urs, I 1.1.
nesiweilllOII Mt.To-m w Wed 2 ir.
1 HEDKMU'h MAHKisoN st oMi'ANYin
1 rmu tne Haymarkrt t heatre. London.
nnsKi.ni
Naive and charming
itnVi
llellrtoosly sentimental and witty.
IVIMM. WORIJIt
Ynu will like Qulnnejrs'. It Is human snd
humorous.
OMMBl
Not since the once popular 'lluntr' has
tny play ao quaint ana charming aa Quln
eys" come out rt lliitaln.
01 Linnet; isth. k orii way Bra.s i
rLAI nUUoL HaM To-m w I Wnt.il 1.
GRACE GEORGE tHtTtVks
aqTU JT Then near ll'wsy I rs Mi
',n Matin To-m'w A Ml I
. I s. .1 HKf.KN IN AIIV AM1
mth m . 1 tit; 4. a Mt.Niitri a nr. uti.
Contlniions I I A M. tn 1 I IV M All Seals IV
'Mm, GERMAN WAR PICTURES
MH TOHK'N I.F.4DIM
FMP1RF H'way and 40th Ht Kva at a. I
CsiTir irD Mats Tom w a Wett s Sharp.
WM. GILLETTE
IN FINAL l'l l:l OKMAM IS OP
Kg; SHERLOCK HOLMES
I Y C F 1 1 M West 4ji hi. Bee, at h m. '
Mat' T..m'w Thur 2 K
ETHEL BARRYMORE
in II, K 1. 1, FA r CIIMKDT Mil KM,
OUR MRS. McCHESNEY
'COHAN'S
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Mata. Tom w a m. a is.
ELSIE JANIS
in "MISS
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Kn H 20 Mali. Tom'w a Wb
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F. srhlo.lllsk Pally Inrl Nimilit. . 2 .1 in
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CARNEGIE HALL
WOMAN SUFFRAGE MEETING
To-ulaht. Krliluy. 1 li t
2. s nVaocfc.
Hon. Dutiiiv i
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raker. Msyor Mlt.hi'l
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE RALLIES
EUBENE V. DEDI, swakri.
lO-NK.III 41 H:1.4.
Innt 4'a.lno. : llrail.'a Hull,
HnWeaJ un Hi 1N1 Mt A st Nlrhola.
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