The times dispatch. [volume], March 15, 1911, Page 6, Image 6

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OUKTLESS
Jumps lino
Rises and
Lead When Barrier
Is Never Headed.
Bad lam at First Turn.
Jackson
feature r,
ill.
Fla.. March 14?The
Moncrief to-day, a
selling handicap, at a mile ami a
teciith, was "on by Countless in
fashion Countless jumped into
lead shortly after tin1 barrier
lifted. Making his own pace, he
easily from Whit-.- Wool. \t the
turn the horses were in a jam- F
Like was knocked into the fence,
had a bad fall. MeTaggart fall ins
hin. The jockey did not get a ecr
Summaries:
1'irst race?Felling: two-year
six
easy
the
had
won
p rs ?
?itu <?
ami
ft' lilt.
four
?we-yea: - olds,
i half furl- ngs?AranrV (S
Mary l.ce Johnson c; to 1>
sh Town, even, third. Time,
vuto Maid. Nanny McDee,
ydnkoe; Loft us
Kins'. Tr?yinor?
lit v. A'lfre'd Hal
Cd let lib ni
Tenhessci
i, Tom
rahqutl -
year-olds, tue ?um
(-5 to 1) tirstj Barney 1
end. Nick Ba k? r (1.2 '
1:01 Mason. Dan
Mario::, Allan pule
Ford bank. Rose Fl
Fiahk McKinnl* als?
lories,
jikt,
Mont
Rasp
Patrk
lv V;i
ien three
r,g< Reputation
toe ..2 to 1) see
: i third. Time,
sh Girl. Myrtle
One eh, Blossom,
Bryan. Guns ill,
also ran.
r?riyear-olds, six fur
?Imprint (13 to .'?)
13 to 1 > second,
lird? Time, 1:14 1-T>.
Jim 1-, Deceiy'able,
toiyal Prince and Bil
.-> ran. '
handicap, three-year- j
o| . ?? mil- and H sixteenth-- I
Count f ? r.. fifft White Wool (20;
to i ' :--. oi' i; Governor Gray (9 to ;<?) !
third ?4i S-it, Toni Hay ward j
ran H .0 1 :
t r ?selling. four-year-olds!
r liyr furlongs?IVmoret to i j
: ? ; .!?:'. Hamilton t.4 to l > second.]
V ? -.; .- < t to 2 > -.bird. Time, 1:0$.j
s-; Our, Macissj Royal Onyx. John
Mmiro, bohbv'an, Joan Patterson,
; infatuation. Firecracker and
Sixth race?selling four-year-1 obis
r.:id up. m:ic- and a sixteenth?Sum
ir.crr.i-?':.". 14 tb li first. Gold Castle
'> to 1) second. Fbcataliso i4 to 1 i
third. Time. 2:4? 3-5; P.os'eV.urg 1!..
Henry Hutchinson. Brevite. Lady Es?
ther. Dearie, Heart Pang. RespbhsefuL
Schlad Augmented by Pitcher
and Catcher?Bradley Nor
Sullivan Worried.
e ,|
I foi
Pi;
BY OCSj MALBERT
jf.' 1bohY.j alarm that I read to
Manager .lani.es W. Sullivan was
?- the problem of .-< out itttr an out
i;:i'cliruoitd. Natura it y, hi, in view
! thai all <>f the reports ri-ceJI'vcit
> to thr present time have ben
ir'l >? and linve led to the ijoiieiu
fur Iroiii being worried over get
11 the votty v.as i;oing to come
rid j>fj t hem.
ihr first thing 1 did after reading this
,i ? ? at to get >nm communication
ih fciilllvrih and Owner Bradley. 'Both ?>?
r Je Intiiesled parties: were very much
rnriri I to learn of any riicb repuxt.
iltber wjis worried in the bait and t.ug
Ktcd that the report must have been
tint as a juke;
'Wie sire not worried about tin- Riciiihohd
.-. . . . tili;.' dejinnineiit. So fur an outflnld-I
.- a .-? i;pncernf d. <.ur job up to the present
?no has been In selecting those men to
lioni we want to send transportation. I'bn
iul and l-biiiplete list "t pluyers who will '
?rive heie Monday has not been compiled,
id Will hot lie until we. have sent out all
\x..<- trausportritibri money. \\v beilcve
un ive iite going to have the strongest
afield ih thn leiigii^. That's how much i
?r: v..- nie dAl?g."
i vl.it Owiitn; Bradley bad to say,!
,-i lit !l- biick^fl tri* Si Manatee B?lllvah; i
?Sal Lodge. whg cot \f, town yesterday '
nout j:3t) P. M , called at the office, and
? qiiftr a little eh tit; lift is a Hue
? r young fellow, and if be can cateh
v -.veil hi he looks will blick. Hl3 first
litetrient was Ir, the effeci that he was as
co :??I!s. as h< had been working to
? 1 \ j condition for the past two mouths.
- ? :? urc-fl ? rem tlje.'O.eldsb?r?, N. c.
? '?: >?? ulSo |h l.owii. lie looks the p.m.
si'cai big, biitiky hoy. with a wonderful
r.-^riti; ,.f F,hbtilder:, and if he doesn't tnaku
? i ;.. wi|l surprise y.otirs (rtily very, very
ILnvit/.ci'.s' Track Team;
Kumcr Uni il that the Richmond
!!?>?-. .:.;e;:' track tea pi la putting in a
few private licks tn an effort to gel
in ebhditibh {for the open-air meet to
bo
lib
rid here April
era1!; gunner;
1-'. It isv said thu<
e>:r?ct tirj put a
the4 field, and will
to win. More men
try for the team,
'ul those most in
nit by doing some
Irieh can be whipped
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iho same Hm<
ous ?.andldi
Inj
' The -c_
<yiB ehot<
afternoon'
atttndai)
of Gtt
adherents of the vj
.t Idle.
Busy,
ipposo
.held the*,
jortodj
and no*
have- f?l
Sit Senator
iy wcro
*i\d and still
the Shcehan
kthat CJt
ity.
hSEXV YORK. Jan. 19.-*Fo"rmcr Mayo*
in ot BurtAlo called Mi^S?W1'" Gaynoi
ly and discussed ttjif^fy&H? wltl'
After 1ca\dnij^i^KHE?8^^PrcS:
>at Mayor Ga>
Shepard.
Hicehan," tald
as any other
with only foti
f>l hesitate to wltl
"Hew 18 Mr. Ohcoha]
continued Mr.
jpf the people
iRepub.
iskej
'in ordj
enatorq
psity whl
witho^
Wagner
itic senator
?eil to stay
as may be
Democrats wl
S-ed this aftern'
Piled with their
believed they ha
lieehan men tha
islf.
b'sht." eai
insurgent
i must come
havo net a
^a-.ul I do not
vt to concent;
:andldate. v
nielrttlhs late this s.i
extreme
is Insist
Jders and
to that
they..b
it any tl:r.'
to a -4,
ic combl
[Impaired,
Provldo
in whjfcl
lent Male
charge
etlre an
y be dl
fflBy? ot
:rno]
)Vl
;lu.
In as
.Mltfftws're: spei
to-day. and th
?att! 0 ir Wafi met aj the Ira
'. r r'ual! j ?oner Agriculture
?Hiri
T
Com mi*
Pearson and Oov
By GUS MALBERT.
Worry hot nemeniber the promise
that the world would never again bt
destroyed by water. .
Hpwsb.nir!Vt:r, 1 khbvi a fry\ peo'plr
who have consigned the weather man
to n rl.i"-? where u little rain thigh i
bei we', foiiie at any season.
Just id :hlnk that it is so close that
iv6 can hear the sinking of spikes and
the breathing of breaths, and. good?
ness liit-, think of the si^hs that will
bu counted if they're a handsome lot.
Cheer up, kln>' friend?:. Remember
it might have snowed.
Vrvv probable that this it the Ion?
season in May.
An optimist is a fellow who can mi
salt and be happy in lite thought that
it \\ isn't popper.
Wc have now in oiir midst ("Jowtirii
Vbrbout, White, l/carce, Lodge, ami
Sullivan Let's have a giinic1.
Goody', goody. FreXty soon it wjii lie
April; when the weather will be
w? at Her.
Dutch Revello is still holdlue to his
ebhtrtiet of Sit00 a month for si.\
months w|th the Yankees.
Curtis Walker is visiting the rail?
way dllh'Os regularly how. tryin 6 to i
lind out. how to ^ct to Jersey t'itv.
Members of 111 <? Providence Forgo
Hunting and FlsbiiiR Club enjoyed
some raro sport Monday. Some of the
local disciples of Izaak Walton lottr
heyed down and brought back a m;i'?
niflceiii catch;
A chub weighing eleven pounds nine
ounces was landed after some hard
work iIc was nicked no on n troll
and fought all the time until lie was
?snapped in the land!lit; net This la
tlie biggest i hub ever caught in the
pQnd Others ranging down in weight
to the smallest, which weighed just
C.vaetlN; three pounds, were captured
by th<- tribe.
Capablahen, the Cuban, who has been
takltu: th< measure of all of the chess?
players in this country, has tlnaliv
iicen heatoin and by Rubinstein, the
Russia ii.
Christy MntiiCwSOn is said to have
ttlacovcrtM i new hall. From accounts
received i' I ' cross between the fa-1
iiious knuckle linll and a spitter.
it com Of te the batter with all seams
? howl rig and makes a couple of fjlit
tustlc dips, ebmplotclv fooliritr the
swatters Mntiy wets all ot his lingers
before delivering the deceptive pel?
let
y, shades <>f Krank Merrlweli:
Frank Mciraii. i'lttsburB's tiirietV
sixth edition to the white hope column,
has found tin way out. lie- was so
b';idi> lied ten by Jim Savage, a i>lck
lSpecial in The Times-Dispatch I
Tournament Hall. Buffalo, n. V;,
March i4.'?Following are the ten high
linen in each tveni, also the five hit:!.
I men in the tirst t.'iuad. at tlio Natlona
Bowling Association tournament:
Bimhswiclis, New York, 2;?28; Ger?
mania!. No. !. Buffalo, ::.r.'>\. Weit::
Sprudels, Buffalo, 2,7TS; Germania??, No
Buffalo. 2.119; St. Aueltfie, Biriiira,
2.6 "JO.
No mango in live-man standing
Hi-orei::
Ten high tdruvding in two-roan
oyfent?-Keisey and Johnson. New
Haven. Conrii, IMl,:-; -Krlchtop ari<l
Lehtbecker, Baltimore, 1,308; Krai ami
Stc-hno. Chicago, 1.272; ?Quirin amJ
Ltnd>e>, Neve York, 1,256; Kllpatrlejt
and Wtildeeker, Detroit, 1,2-pj. Thomp?
son ami BurkbHrdt. Chicago; 1.2 VI
?bbcrseapl) and Carl, New V?rk, I;
Brillit and Greoghty, Pntrjrson, I,
2r.f.; Elliott lind KnOK, Philadelphia, I,
22G; Blass and Cuiien, Buffalo, 1,221
Individuals scores: Ten high elaiiO
Ihg in Individual scores?Briiitd Joi
a soil ok. N'ew York. 682; Rail.torn
Clevoland, OSO; 1?. Currier, i'orl till
ron, <i77; Trope, Cleveland, tjf.'i; M?ller
New York f,CC; ?lltirrouh, Mead . ;i,
H T. J?. "Llridsey, New York. ftf>8; Van;-In,
Rochester, ?.?"> . Crowaon, AHJan< <?.
Tysi r. Roc hester, CM.
?To-da>
inc-up heavy. Monday night thai he
Has carried out in ah ambulance. Next1.
Harry Steihfeldt, on whom the Cubs
asked waivers a few days ago. bad a
remarkable experience, Ho signed a
?'ub contract, was then sold tb the
Cincinnati Club, and was bought back
by the Cubs all in the same day.
Which, mildly, is going sonic.
The bowlers at Buffalo .-v.' rnttt>incr
i;i> some classy scores, ilaryllv i day
pusses but some record is >>t okeii.
AMUSEMENTS
Bijou?"t;nst l.ynnr."
I.whin ? Viniil?-\ ille.
Adelaide Tliurstbh In Neu .''1ij>.
The news that Adelaide Thursi.on
tomes to the Academy Sti'.urdaS'. mati
lt>e and nicht, in a new plaj will be
tvelconio ;*? the many fvb nds of this
charming ymin^ actress, who.--.- ap
pea ranee in this city is always an
eveiit appealing u< theatregoers. If
we are to jud&?. from the praise given
Miss Tburstons m w comedy, "Miss
Ananias." be the critics of the Hues
in which It has been presented, it is
jiy far the best vehicle vet nrovide.d
tills favorite star for the display of her
ueligjftfUl personality an-1 subtle
charm,
\ Hip Production.
"The Round-lip" la a stupendous
production, familiar already t" many
playpners and beloved by all who ever
witnessed a performance. It essays a
presentation wliliih stiige < amAhe's that
bad not been dreamed of until its ad?
vent. It is an absorbing spectacle.;
Seal sab.- to-morrow. Wlil be at
Academy March 20, 21 and 12
Thieves Who Got Mis. Drum
moncl's Diamonds May
Be There.
New York. March II.?-II was re
pnrted here to-night that clues in the
ciisc of Mrs. Maldwln Drtnnmonds lest
jewels* valued at > 120,600 have led
detectives to Hot Springs, Vtt. Mrs.
Drutnmohd, who was Mrs. Mar-ha 11
I" a id, Jr., of Chicago, and her husband
Hurriedly left for the South Into to?
day, soon after their arrival from Chl
ifagn. It Is saht they went to A iked,
The private defectives in H e jewel
mystery are tryinu; to find a man and
n woman who are said to have been on
the I i am b u r g- ? i?no r 1 c.j n Line slenmor
Amerika tit tin- lime Mis. prumniond's
jewels disappeared from lor state?
room the night of February 20. De?
tectives say that photographs of the
couple are in the gallery at Scotland
Yard In connection with charges of
? rime in km gland and .the Continent,
^w? ' 1 .?!?..??-:-????!
For SO Years the llnusn of Ouallty.
Straus, Gunst <k Co.,
Distillers and Blenders 6t
fine IVhfxlcles.
Drink Old Henry
Its Loiik Record Prove.-; it.-. Merit!
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20,000 milks
CAR
I hey si arid e\ ery test, ( atn
ilog?c on retniest.
Offers to Play April 17, but Park
Cannot Be Secured for
That Date.
Captain Gill, of the Richmond Col?
lege baseball (cam, is worrying: over
the weather. lie had the applicants
for the team getting alone in line
shape when the rainy spell put a stop
to practice. Now the liest lie can du
is to get them In the gymnasium and
sive them some warming-up work. 1
followed by a hot bath; Me hopes in
this way to keep them conditioned un?
til the arrival uf Coach Long about ridxt
Wednesday.
A game has bccii offmed th<* college
team by Yale, but as April 17 is tho
only date which the Yale team has 1
open, and as the college cannot get the
ball park on that date it is feared
thai the two will not ?et together. It
may be that the game will he played
in either Newport News or Petersburg.
I.otters have been written in an en?
deavor to secure the park in one of!
those cities Tor that date. j
Captain Gil! is anxious to meet the
representatives of the Neu Haven uni?
versity, vis he feels that with the men
who w ill make Up Jits team he has a
good chance for victory.
Y. M. ?, A. Athletics 1
-i_ !
Central Y. SI. C. A.
Lawrence, right forward, held goals.
10; throw--. |. Twining, left forward;!
Meld goals, Metchlf, centre. licnl
goals. points awarded. 1. Wells, left I
guard.hi goals. ::. Bruce, right guard;
liehl goals. -.
t; ichmond Howitzer*.
Nichcl, left forward, field goals. 1.
Bell, right forward, field goals. I;
points awarded, 1. IVlvoy, centre. R?wo,
left guard. Kay. right guard.
Score end first htilf? Y. M. ?A.. '11:
Iloivitv.ers. ?'. Score end of gather- Y. M.
C, A Hdwii/.?rs, ?. Vinic of halves.
1.". minutes.
The Y. M. C; A. t< am is getting ready
for the gfttne with Washington Cen?
tral on Saturday night. March 11511).
which is to be played here. This will
be u fast one. '
V. >\. C. A. Tli.M'I.V I.HAGUE.
Meteors.
Sample .:<7 1.11
Schermerhorn . l?'i im 131
121 more .17'? ilia 150
Alversori .11 ti l 1-17
Totals .57(5 K?S 559?l,f>0a
Comets.
Burnctte .137 172 131
Warren .l'l IIjj>
Batten. Hi
Blair .177 I.:. is:'.
Totals .55?tf fiit' ?'J??1. ti 2 *1
fin Saturday night the Crescents are
scheduled to roll the Stars.
The kind that are made
so well that their tone
grows better with use.
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Charlotte. X. C, March i I.-The ISll
schedule of thd Carolina Association of
Baseball Clubs was adopted this after?
noon at a meeting of the directors off
the association. It provides for HI!
games. Four umpires wore chosen and
ii number of minor amendments udopt
? d t<> the constitution and by-laws, tio
most important of which was that In
future all tied games of nine Innings
or more shall not be jjlaycd off, mak?
ing it possible to have doubl b-headei's
only because of postponed gdmes. 111
new managers fOl' all Ibe six teams
save one and much promising young
material the season bids fair lb be tin
fastest In the league's history.
I'I '.A X A A'tv TS HE.\ l)V TO
PlilMi TO TUM HltlM'./.lis
Danville. Va.. March 1 I -The Ait
gihia League baseball pennant, widen
was captured by Danville last sea:,-!:,
I:ay arrived in the city und will lie
Huns; to the bree/.es in a conspicuous
I lace some time during the coming
season on the baseball grounds Tl
pennant tla^ is blue in color, and in
large white letters there appears tip
following inscription: "Champions ol
Virginia League for lOlO.'.'
Arrangements for the raising of the
pennant have not been completed.
Chnttnnoogn l.o*cw.
Chattanooga. Tenn.. March I I.?'I'o
b-do evened up with Chattanooga this
afternoon, winning by u score of ;i
to 1.
"TACKY" M'FARLAND
OUTPOINTS MO RAN
Chicago Lightweight Puts- It on Claimant to
English Title at Every Stage of Their
Ten-Round Battle.
New York March 1I ? "Parky" Mc
l'arland, the Chicago lightwcTgiit, out?
pointed Owen Mora it, claimant! to the
kiigli.ih lightweight championship, at
every stage <"?!' their ten-round light
liefere the Fairmont Athletic Club here
tofrilgiii. rt was a clean, ,hurd fought
bat tie throughout, in which the Chi?
cago boy fully demonstrated his su?
periority in boxing over the F.nglish
ru'tiri. McFarland was always there
with a clean punch, and when Moran
reached for liim he found the Chicago
boy inn?* elusive,
Both lighters "weighed In at 135
pounds at ~> o'clock, but those at the
; rlngsl-ie gave the Chicago man a
! slight advantage in weight when the
tight started,
t McFariahd depended for the grcat
! er part on body blow.-, reaching Moran
I With right and left below the heart.
At close quarters he had a distinct ad?
vantage over tiie Englishman.
Neither man titiffrfed much from
punishment until the seventh, when
McFarlahd reached Moran v.'Ith stiff
body blows- and sohl him reeling twice
ihr ring (d ?the ropes. Follow -
meet in
Mar..:lix 2
dotibt lent
l Tor I lie Rliies-College indoor track
I.-- held !:i the ' "Blues'Armory on
has been applied for, ami will
hi re fdved within the next rtav
vv?y/lnasihuch a a it is a dual meet,
1<..Til r.) the 131 no? oiui tin; college, it is not
essential that sanction of the A. A. LT. lie
secured, ilowever, to ho on the safe side
and to have nothing occur which might
intc-rfero with the open?atr meet to ho bold
April I-, it uas iliotigitt best tp get tho
opinion of the proper officials of the ama?
teur organlzat ton.
"I'lio trach smi:ul was worked out at the
armory yesterday. The men did light work,
Ihn no attempt at speed wan made. iTli'e
1 jiieh - 111xio11h !?? get his charges out In
i he open a wahi. where ho feels that more
good can he dolte,
Open letters .a Ihvltdtlon have. Been sent
? ?ui hi,- Manager c'orley to all of the prep
'!.Is, 1 "Hi universities a.nd athletic.
clubs to bi> Invited to he present at the
5ID" LODGE
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ras? -
Kielunoiid'n Intent hopeful to nrrive,
lie Im a etilclicr.
irtfr this with two rights to tho jaw he
had Moran staggering', and the crowd
b< can to cheer the Chicago lighter.
Hut Moran rallied and clanic back af?
ter nvrc
Moran worked hl3 wide, hilt Bwln'g
for all that there was ""in i*. and did
his most effective work after the tn ah -
her of Knockout Brown.
Occasionally McFarland got in a
right to tho head, but for the most
part, he kept hammering at Moran's
i>ody, riirlit and left, with vicious
punches. Although outclassed, Mor?n
put up a good fight and gtive MeVain?
land a stilt" ?o. but could not land. Mi -
Kurland time and again jumped away
from his punches with a smile of as?
surance.
.MAY ADVANOK ?ATE Or
HKCEiirr 01 ((?.snat is
Cincinnati, O.. Mil ii'li it ?The National
Baseball Commission mado a recommenda?
tion to the National and American leagiii i
and the National Association to-day to ar?
range section 1 of Article VH., of the na?
tional agreement, eo as to make it compul?
sory for learn a to tender a contraci to Ha 1
players before February !. each y?i.ir. Here- ?
t of ore this date has been fixed at .March i. |
and in case no contract, hi tendered a player
by that time the player |y declared n (r<
agent.
Until Hindi a change is made, however, the
commission rule:; that the player doer* not
necessarily have to receive Ida contraci by
Ma roll 1, but the contract must be In tb-i
mails by that time.
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Strongest Men-of Parly Will Be
Put on Committee on
Rules.
Washington, March 14.?The Repub?
licans are planning a "frame-up," on
the. Democrats In the approaching Con?
gress In the make-up of the Republican
membership of the House Committee
?ui K?los. In looking over the Demo?
cratic membership of the K?los Com?
mittee the. Republicans have concluded
that the opposition Is likely to he an
"easy mark," and they Intend to put In
ii tine battery for their representation
on the committee.
It will include probably Mann. Olm
f;tid. Cannon, Norrla and Ashcr Hinds,
or some of them. With a skilled, re
koureofuj and aggressive set of men
n the rtules Committee! Hie Republi?
cans hope to have some fun with the
( ucmy every time an Important rule Is
brought in.
Kltzgcrnld, <?? *'?c Itcscue.
<~*f course, tin- Democratn will com?
mandeer Fitzgerald ? they will have to,
It Is said when tluy pet into a tight
place, ami there will be the speetaelo
of "Kit/." dropping tie shears and
prilnihg knife and blue pencil in the
appropriations room ami rushing Into
the House every ipne the Democrats
tret hogged down with a rub'. Ami it
i;tirely will make the g?bsotlcsli break
out oh some of the Democrats who have
to call on him. ?
Underivobd is a rooiJ parliamentar?
ian; and as the door leader will push
the lighting, but it is prophesied he
will have bb hands full with that Re?
publican bunch of highbinders. All
i hat Chhmp ''lark will have to do will
he to sit upon the throne and look
pleasant und put questions, it is feared
that it' he. should ever try t o make
an original ruling it would be a breach
of Democratic principles.
The Republicans will see to It. It Is
declared, ?that there won't be any nf
this czar business. It would never do
fbij a Democrat to be a czar. The.
line nf czars died with the speaker
ship of the Sixty-first Congress."
Clark ii* ??Moderator."
"Moderator" Clark is the way thrv
are bcf-'inninp; to talk about Filth al?
ready. He ran call the House to order,
adjourn It. announce the yeas anil hays
and order out the mace in time of riot,
they say, und that's ubout nil that
will be coming lo Iii tri.
A.11 thla kind of talk, the Democrats,
retort, "conies from the arrogance of
long power which the Republicans
have enjoyed, until they have com': to
really believe that all of the capacity
is lodfred in Republicans."
"Oiu- would think from that sort of
balderdash," said a Democrat, bitterly,
"that tliQ people are divided into two
classes?Republicans and Imbeciles, it
sectnS to me, if I recollect aright, that
the Democrats have managed to run
the House several ilmw since the Civil
War. I am getting sick and tired of
this K' publican supcrctnousncss, and
I allow v.?? are likely to show them a
thltig or two before we get through
witli this."
< biirageous ?ud Coulidcut.
All jesting aside, the Democrats arc
not belittling the task before Hum if
the- next session, but they are going
at It courageously und confidently.
Tib y claim that at any rate they are
hoi. r. Ill je ted with irreconcilable fac
tionai differences, while tin: Re publi?
ca nr> arc, they chargo, and they look
to see some fun on the other side of
the chamber when the standpatters
; and the progressives clash.
The Democrats are looking over the
fidid to discover the possible oppor?
tunity of making some political capi?
tal out of the administration's "war
manoeuvres." The opening day of the
extraordinary session of Cbngrbss will
Witness, It Is said, the introduction of
a Hood of resolutions calling upon the
president for an explanation of the
ordering of the troops to the bonier.
The Democrats, being in control ot
the pursestring of the. nation through
tb,- Appropriation;' Committee of the
House, end Intent upon economy, will
base their demand upon economical
reason:-; they will want to know why
the expense lias been incurred.
Hnek of Ttinf, I'oliltcs.
But batik of that will bo tue poli?
tical consideration. ft is Democratic
policy, of course, to disparage the Rev
publican administration and criticize it
at every turn, and some of the Demo?
crats think then- is opportunity it:
tlii.s Mexican incident for good poli?
tic.:! capital.
The anti-admlhistratlon Republicans
in the Senate intend to take up the
case at that end of the Capitol and
Senator La Kol lotto will try to "beat
the Democrats to it" with a resolution
of inquiry, 1 '
? Baiting the administration" promises
tr, be a favorite game early In the
coming session; but in this connection
it may bo said that others than the.
Democrats and anti-administration men
will be Interested in eliciting informa?
tion from the executive branch as to
the recent doings on the border.
Home of the men in Congress who
suppose they are. in close touch with
the administration are very much in
the dark oil the proceedings.
Penalty 1^ Tnciirred by Those
Who Seek Escape From
Camorra Trial.
Yltcrho, Italy, March 11.?Cavallora
Bianchl, president of the court, to-day
set about tho task of getting a. jury
lo try the thirty-six mcmborn of the
Keatpolilan Camorra by Invoking
methods that promised results, despite
the lerroi Unit has filled the hearts pl
the ctti/.ous at she possibility of being
obliged to condemn those whose deaths
would be pretty sure, to be avenged
unless the whole dangerous element
of tiie society was wiped out.
When court opened to-day the pres?
ident at. once .imposed heavy fines upon
those known to have left town to es?
cape .jury duty, and threatened that he
would have others who had made ex?
cuse:; for not appearing when sum?
moned, brought to ihe bar by cara?
bineers.
Tlie whole torohobn was taken up
' 7"nt? tnorwllrani on the regten*
?v? standn for ?II you can aeV <
. in ? motor car
An article built on the
basis of quality never has
its price questioned, but
An article built on the
basis of price often has
its quality questioned.
Chalmers Cars are
quality cars.
Gordon Motor Company
In nn attempt to till the jury benches.
It was a nervous day in Yilerbo.
The residents who had balled the
approaching trial as a boon r.eeauso it
would bring to town thousands ?>i
strangers, wlib must be sheltered and
fed, have found themselves confronted
witlt an alarming situation. No one
familiar with the workings of the
"beautiful reformed society" has any?
thing hut sympathy for those who
shrink from the civic duty Imposed.
Nevertheless progress was made, und
early in the afternoon all but four of
Ihf necessary jurors had boon secured.
A* this pplht I lie resource.; of the court
failed, and aii adjournment until to?
morrow was taken.
Women In Court Tlooin.
The scene in the court room torday
was mmb like :hat when the trial
opened on Saturday, (hough there was.
a lr.rge- proportion among the specta?
tors of women and of men who. for
on<? reason or another, were not ru
flblc for jury duty. Thirty-four of
the alleged instigator.-, of or actual
participants in the murder of Gonriarn
Cuoccolo and his wife occupied the
great steel (.age for prisoners, and
glared their hatred at the Informer,
Oonnaro Abbatomagglo, who plainly
enjoyed the isolation of the smaller
cage reserved for his exclusive occu?
pancy.
'Die priest. r\rr> Vi Hoard, "the guar?
dian angel of the Camorra.'' in h.'s
priestly garb, was at.-.In permitted to
it outside the cage. Tho prisoners
followed the proceeding'] with real or
well telgricd Itidiffercncn.
Police: on <.ii;trd.
Police and carabineers v r< scattered
through the room and surrounded the
building. The accur.ed were escorted
to court and roturhed to the prison
titldc-r heavy guard.
It Is hoped that the jury can be -im
pleted and the tntrod i;tlon of cvMbh?.e
begun tome time to-morrow Mean?
time police officers will ho busy trying
to locate a long list of talesmen for
whom summonses have been issued.
OiithU and Outfieldcri,
Mot Springs. Ark.. Match It ?Al?
though Manager Griffith, of the Cin?
cinnati Nationals, nut. the regulars .>f
[its team in the line to-day against tin
St. Louis Americans the latter outhit
and outficlded the National;! and won,
:o l This is- the third of n series
? ?t nine games. Cincinnati won tin? first
and St. Ijbuis I ho last two.
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NOTICE
fitaniu'upt MattttX^^
OF FIRST MEETING
CK EDITORS.
OP
In the matter of ) No. 1011.
llBNRY F. BOWERS. - In
Bankrupt. J Bankruptcy.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST?
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
To the creditors of HENRY F. BOW?
ERS, of Richmond, In the countv
of Henrlco and district aforesaid ?
Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on tho loth
i'ii.y of March, A. D. 1011, the said
HENRY I1. " BOWERS was duly ad?
judicated bankrupt, and that the first
meeting of his creditors will bo hold
in my office. Rooms Ni.s. 802 and 803.
American National Bank Building.
Richmond; Va.. on the 24TH DAY OF
MARCH, A. D. 1911. at 10 o'clock In
the forenoon, at which Hlmo the said
crodlCors may attend, prove their
claims, "appoint a trustee, examine Hie
bankrupt and transact stielt other busl
propcrly coino before said
TNOS. i t. SN BAD,
Referee ih Bankruptcy,
i fi 11.
nosH as may
meeting.
March 12.