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New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

William Hammerstein. OF Oscar Hammers
stein was fined 81 by Magistrate Crane. IN ths
West Side court yesterday for splitting on tho
platform at the 59th street IL station
Charles BOwdoin who was caught robbIug the
house OF John Fox, president Of the DemOCrafio
Club. on the night OF March s. sentenced yes
terday serve nine years and five months IN tho
penitentiary by Judge ROsalsky in the Court Ot
General Sessions
John Wohinz alias Eddie Pich. who pleaded
guilty 10 strangng Margaret Egan last Oc-
tober was sentenced yesterday to life imprisonnenc
by Judge O'Sullivan. in the Court Of General ses-
siOns.
Bayard Rives. son OF ex-COrporatiOn Counsel
Rtyes who was held in 5000 bail on Thursday FOR
violating the automobile speed law. was paroled
again yesterday because Magistrate Crane would
not accept his father, practising lawyer -
bOndsman.
Mary Schwartz who is called the mother pIcHets'
by her women cO-stTkeTs at ROsenthars cigar fact
ory First avenue and 7Sd street. sent to tho
workhOuse for hve DAYS yesterday, ehaTged with
attacking two women employed at the factory.
William J. Hayden boOkkeeper for Joe Weber.
the comedian. held in $4,000 bail for trial IN
the Jefferson Market Court yesterday charged with
stealing $4,000 from his employer by falsifyng his
accounts. He pleaded not guilty and waived exali-
nation
give vaudeville performance for the ber eht OF tbs
mOrtuary fund Of the association on Tuesday at
ternOOn and evening, April 2. at the Grand Cen
tral Palace. Dancing Will follow the evening per-
fOrmance.
Miss Mary Mclaughlin. Of No. 81 West 18Th
street. identified In Jefferson Market Court yester-
day a Negro named Joseph Wheeler as the man
who brutally beat her last Monday and robbed her
Of 800. The girl still weak and frightened and
became hystercal when she saw the Negro SAo
WbceIer was held Without bail for Examination
Monday afternoon He said he was not guilty.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
N. Y. U. GYMNASTS WIN.
Columbia Man Breaks arm in
Cham piOnShip Meet.

Philadelphia March 22-The intercollegiate gym
nastic championship won here tonight by New
York University. meet held in WeGhtman
Han az the University OF Pennsylvania. New York
scored Il points. Pennsylvania second, with 10
points and Harvard third. with . points. Prince
ton and Columbia tied. with points. Yale scored
points.
The individual championship was won by Schoon-
maker. of Columbia. Butler, of Yale. obtained
second place and Dowd. Of Princeton. third:
While exercising before the meet began. NJ NJ.
Thompson. OF Columbia. fell from the parallel bars
and broke his arm. This was the only accident
OF the meet
The summaries follow.
Horizontal bar-Won by 2 r Krauss PennsyIva-
MIA. c Butler. Yale. second, and A sohnal. New
York University. third
Horse-won by J Fernandez. New York Universi'y:
n Bryde- Columbia second. II s schoonmnk"r.
Columbia. third
FlvinE riuEs-Won by L. Greenfield. New York Un-
verslty; crawford. Princeton. second. S. Goodwin.
Harvard. third
Parallel bs1s-won ~ r 2 Krnuss. Pennsylvania
II s. schoonmaker Columbia. second. l. g. EyareFd
Club suinElng-won by W C. bennett Harvard.
= A Morrison. Rutgers second. J y sayr. Prince
third.
University. s Goodwin Harvard. second. \. SchHaiL
York University. third
Ail-around championship-won by II $ schoon-
maker. Columbia Butler Yale. second. and Dowd
Princeton. third.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
YANKEES MEET DEFEAT
LOSE CANE TO MACON.
Home Team Bats Out Victory IN
the Ninth Inning.
rBy telegraph 20 The Tribune. J

Macon. Ca. March 22-The New York American
league baseball team met its first defeat of the
season here to-day. Twelve OF the players came
,yor1 Atlanta TO take the field against Macon. and
the local nine won by score OF TO Z. TO the
great delight OF the big crowd in attendance Clark
cvth took the defeat to heart. as he was counting
IN a clean record for the exhibition games.
Macon won the game in the ninth inning by scOr-
sng four runs. Clarkson who had replaced Doyle
An the box in the fifth inning, went 10 pieces. and
the home team batted out victory. aided by
Sase on balls and a bad throw by Conroy. Harnish
ss caugh. the plate for the third out in trying
"a stretch three-base hit. on which two men mad
scored. into a home run.
The FIighlanders had a chance 10 tie the score in
ste~ nalf Of the ninth inning. but after keeer had
aied ont and ConrOy had singled Morarity hit into
double PLAY and the game over.
The game was we'll played and hard fought all the
vrsv through. With the score of TO against
fbsnl the Highlanders scored three runs in the
eighth inning. and apparently had the game well
in hand A single by I.aporte, A triple by Clark
sor 4 double by Thomas and a squeeze play ac-
counted fof the three runs
Crif7rh Nent 10 third base in the sixth inning
sending I.aporte II leEt field and this move proved
disastrous. Macon scored two runs when La
porte nufHed long ~.
Both DOYLE and Clarkson were hit hard. and
Conroy made two errors AT shoTtstop. The weather
was hot the thermometer registering 80 degrees
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
MIR. CLEVELAND AT HIS HOME
Slips Quietly Into Princeton By Carriage
from Main Line on His Return
IBy Telegraph to The Tribuns.l

Princeton. n. j.. March 22.-Ex-Presld-ns
Cleveland returned home unexpectedly this az
ternoon after two weeks trip TO Georgetown.
S. c.. where he has been the guest OF General
Alexander. For the last week the Princeton
undergraduates have been anxiously awattfn.
Mr.. CIevelands return to receive him since his
SEVENTEEN birthday. with an ovation and give
him the large silver loving cup they hav, had
for him.
Mr.. Cleveland was evidently anxious 70 avoi1
such a reception after his long journey. Instead
Of coming into Princeton by the branch train
Mr. Cleveland was met by his carriage at the
junction. three miles away. and drove 60 his
home in Bayard Lane.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
PRESIDENTS SON GETS APPOINTMENT
Named as the Second Assistant Manager of
the Harvard Crew.

Cambridge, Mass. March Z2.-Theodore Roosevelt
JF. appointed second assistant manager Of the
Harvard University crew by the university ath-
letic committee tonight. The appointment
made from list OF a dozen candidates, all OF
whom have been competing for the place since last
October by activity in securing subscriptions for
the crew and doing other work for the manage
ment
II the usual order OF succession in the crew man
agement Is followed. young Roosevelt Will probably
be assistant manager next year, and manager In
his senior year.
The athletic committee confirmed tonight the
appointment OF Joshua Crane. jr- Of Boston.
head coach OF the university football team, and
announced that Mr.. Crane Will succeed William 7.
Reid, jr. the Harvard representative the
intercollegiate football rules committee.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
PLAY CHESS BY CABLE.
american and British Universities
Ready for Big Match.

The seventh cable chess match between the
American and British universities will be played
to-day beginning al a. m. The team represent
ing Columbia, Harvard and Yale gathered at the
rooms OF the Rice Chess Club yesterday afternoon.
The sextet which will face the oxford Cambridge
combination is made up follows:
J. r. Capablanca, Columbia. Q. A. Bracket. Har-
ward: l. J. Wolf. Columbia: j. l. Clark, Harvard;
e b. Burgess. Yale. and II Blumberg. Columbia.
Owing the illness OF Captain ". NJ Ward.
Princeton Will be represented In the match.
Clark OF Harvard. is TO college chess He
substituted for G. 7. Mcclure OF the inter-
collegiate team. Clark comes from Nebraska and
is champion OF that state
The rooms OF the Rice Chess cub in the cafe
Boulevard, at No 156 Second avenue. this city. and
those Of the Metropolitan Chess Club. in tho Inns
Of Court Hotel London have been placed in d.
rect communication by the Commercial cables. and
the match Will be finished. last year, in one
day Al the local club the rooms have been deco
rated with American and British flags and giant
exhibition boards IN place for the convenience
Of the onlookers. The six American students will
be roped off. be free from all interruption.
James Bryce. the British Ambassador, has BEEN
invited to witness the play. William r. Napier.
eX-champon Of Great Britain. Will referee the
match Following the records Of the previous
aFfla
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
FAILURE WORRIES DIR. DARLINGTON.
Will Seek Personally Source Of KatOnah
Tvphoid Not Found by Inspector.

In the last few days two inspectors from
the Health Department of this city have gone
.over the KatOnah district of the CrOton water
shed seeking for the source of the typhoid cases
in KatOnah. They have not been successful
Now Dr. Thomas Darlington. the Health Com
missioner purposes TO make personal inveSti-
CATION The Inability to find the source of the
Infection in Katonah has worried him. He is
failure Is due to lack of careful searching.
DR. Darlington is determined that so far as
the Health Department is concerned nothing
shall be left undone TO protect this city from
typhoid contagiOn.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
BOY CRUSHED IN CAR SPRINGS.
Carried Some Distance Before Fatal Acct
dent Was Discovered.

streetcar OF the LOrimer street line dashed
through the crowded Broadway section Of Will
iamsburg last night with the body Of a Ave
year-old, boy caught up In the springs that had
crushed him to death. Neither the motOrman
nor the passengers on the car were aware that
the boy had been run down.
A man coming out Of theatre yelled to the
conductor that there was something under the
car. The mOtOrman stopped, and the mangled
body OF the child was found The body was
Identified that OF Samuel klatz. OF No. 10
Moore street. The mOtorman was locked UQ.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
cAPTAlN ExPLAINs AsANpoNMENT.

on the neutrality-suspicious. steamer Venetias
which arrived yesterday from West Indian
ports. were Captain Massey and Mate George
W. Cramer. OF the American schooner William
H. Bailey. which With her cargo OF four hum
dred thousand feet OF dressed lumber. was aban-
dOned on March about one hundred and fifty
miles of the coast of South Carolina. Captain
Massey said yesterday that the Bailey was
leaking. and that she could not have Weathered
the northeasterly gale in which she was labor
ing when the crew took TO the yawI
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
ONE MORE FOR LASKER.
Marshall Beaten in Thirteenth Game
for Chess Title.
ny Telegraph to The Tribune J

Memphis. Tenn. March 22.-Dr Emanuel Lasker
defeated Frank J. Marshall in the thirteenth game
in their match for the worlds chess championship
here to-day The score now reads: Lasker. O.
Marshall 0: drawn. 6. The fourteenth game will be
played Tomorrow
The thirteenth game was begun yesterday ana
adjourned late in the evening, when LaskeF al,,
peared to have a win, as his pieces were wen
placed and Marshall was three paWns down
When play was resumed to-day. Marshall made
a brave effort to bring about draw. but the TASK
was hopeless. and he resigned after nfty-eisht
moves. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
EREMON 4 SURPRISE.
Wins Grand National Steeplechase
from a Big Field.

Liverpool March 22-The Grand National
steepiechase of 1900 sovereigns. for ive-yearods
and upward. over n distance of four miles and
here to-day and by Stanley Howard's Eremon.
Tom West second and Patlander third.
Twenty-three horses started.
Eremon made all the running and by six
lengths. The betting S to against Eremon.
100 10 against Tom West and 30 10 against
Patander.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
SMALLPOX IN STEAMERS sTEERAeE.

A case OF smallpox which discovered IN tho
steerage OF the Hamburg American steamer Penn
svIva-.ia prevented her leaving Quarantins yes
ter,Iay and landing her passengers. The sEall-
pox patient a child was removed to the kingston
Avenue Hospital. in Brooklyn
The Pennsylvania left Hamburg March 9 with
26O2 steerage T9 second and IS first cabin passsu-
gers All persons exposed to the disease will %
Taccinated and detained at Hoffman Island f-<
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
THE CRESCENT CITY DERBY TODAY
Good Field Will Go to the Post, with Yankee
Girl Probable Favorite

New Orleans. March 22-Twelve horses sent
as probable starters IN the Crescent city Derby
OF $4,000 at mile and furlong Yankee Girl.
winner OF the city Park Derby week ago, will
probably 60 TO the post favorie. with Montgomery,
which has had special preparation for this race.
and the Buriew e. O'Neil cntry-JudBe Post and sir
To63ngton-strong second choices. Morales VIII
also have a following. as his public trial for the
race this week impressive.
..t-lr L.. L.. l
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
ETTIMkN TO TRY FOR A RECORD.

Al the athletic carnival OF the 22d Regiment I'm
gneers on Monday Harry Hillman will attempt to
break the worlds record in special 6OO-yard invi-
latiOn race.
Some two hundred and fifty entries have been re-
eeived for the various contests. including Shepard
Prinstein, Frank. Sullivan, Cricket and Miller.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
WINS MATCH BY FIVE PINS.

The Elizabeth Club won the odd game from
Newark Bay in the Day-ofr of the tie Cor third
place In ;he Athletic Bowling League last night
on the Jersey City Club alleys.
Newark Bay the first game by a score OF
s2s 20 s94. and then Elizabeth squared the match
by winning the second game by. score OF ss6 to $685.
The deciding game was hard fought. and the Eliz-
abeth team won by the narrow margin bf five pins,
the score beiug 81 TO e2e
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
HoBLEY Fo7 KINGS sHERIFF.

A movement has been started 20 nOmirats
Alfred T. HobIey fo- Sheriff of Kings County.
He was defeated when he ran for this Office q
YEAR and a half ago by Michael ]. Flaherty.
HorIey is the Republican leader of the 9Th AS
seubIv District. His boom started az neat
ire Of the Congress Club Thursday evening by
Naval Officer =. J. III. kTacke, whose TeusarSs
were received with cheers.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
CONGRESSMAN HURT IN RUNAWAY.
W. 7. Crawford, of NOr3 Carolina, Jumps
from Carriage-ThiEteenth Time.
TBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune-J

Waynesvine. n. c.. March 22--Congressman
W. T Crawford was dangerously injured IN
runaway to-day, while returning from fu-
neral Mr. Crawford jumped from the carriags
and was thrown violently 10 the pavement. He
was resting comfortably tonight. but one
was admitted 10 him 1t was the thirteenth
runaway that Nr. Crawford had been in. and
heretofore he had always escaped without
hruiSe D scratch.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
RESULTS OF BASEBALL GAMES.

Al Charleston, s. C.-Detroit (Amertcanl ..
Charleston (South Atlantc). l.
Al Atlanfa-Cleveland lAmeTican). II: Atlanta
Qsouthern). O.
Al A. BiEminghaH-chicago cNationaD. 5: Birnins-
Al Columbia, s. C.-Detroit (American) 10: Co
iumbia South Atlnntic) 6.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
WILL COACH FROM TORPEDO BOAT.

[By Telegraph The Tribunel
Annapolis, March 22-The torpedo boat Manley
arrived in Annapolis Harbor from Norfolk under
the command Of Lieutenant John W. Wainwright.
Glendon. coach OF the Naval Academy crew.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
w. H. DANIEL our or. SUBURBAN.

Thomas II. Smith. assistant secretary of the
Coney Island Jockey Club. announced Yesterday
that T.. 8. Burke. jr.'s. w. H. Daniel had been de-
clared out OF the Suburban Handicap, to be run
at Sheepshead Bay June 90
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
MOVES TO HELP THE YALE CREW

IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribunel
New Haven, March 22.-Robert Noyes has con-
rented 70 retain the capiaincy Of the Yale crew for
the present. A new captain viii not be elected
0atl after the Easter vacation.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
sUPERBAs WIN CLOSE GAME.

jacksonville. Fla. March 22.-The Brooklyn Ma
tionaI League baseball team gained another close
victory over the Jacksonville team Of the South
Atlantic League in an exhibition game here to-day
by OF TO
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

New Haven March 22.-The Yale baseball team
has been forced TO cancel the first game OF the
season tomorrow with the New York University
nine Yale Field is so wet and soft that a game
there is out OF the question The team will 90
South in a few days
The team had outdoor practice for the first time
to-day. the varsity taking the field as follows:
base. camp second base; Bonner shOrtstOp; Will
Jams. third base; Clifford. Lippitt and Schlafiay.
outfleld.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
o o . o o ? ! o 80
q q q q 3 o 3 IL

Two base hits--lari. Laporte. Thomas and Rhoton.
Thee base hits-Stinson ClarNson ana harnsh snSri-
Harris. Double play-Patienoe. Rhoton and
Struck outBy Doyle ,; by Clark. /; by clark
FIii by hall-By GARRISON >. by Fox. l.
Bses on has-By Doyle 2; by Clark. l. by Clarkson, ,
Wid yitch-Fox L Cmpire-Mr. Davis.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

Princeton n. j. March 22.-The candidates for
the Princeton baseball team were on the diamond
again to-day and to all appearances the men are
well advanced and ready 10 play winning ball
from the start The outdoor work is welcome, as
tho team Will start on its Southern trip next week
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
COLLEGE BASEBALL TEAMS ACTIVE.
Cornell Squad Starts sOuth-Yale Cancels
First Game of Season.

Ithaca " Y. March 22.-The Cornell baseball
squad left Ithaca to-day its annual training
trip 10 the South. The party consisted OF Coogan.
the coach: Manager Dugan. Assistant Manager
Cochran Captain F.. s. Brown. third base: J. j.
Deshon W II L1cretoy and w l. Gable. pitchers
F. II. Hastings and r. !. Graves, catchers; F. L.
Heilman. shortstop: o. II. Bigelow. left field; F.
o. Ebeling and F. a. Mantcl outhelders; G. H.
Higgins O. w Fulton and J. L. Reber. utility
men. the first game will be played at Washington
tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
Horses and Carriages.

I,OR SALE-BIewstsr vtctoTis FlanIau bT0uSsana ant
I double tsoSs harness; all IN splendid condl
tion- HENRY'S STABLE. 2Ss West 1osta 81. .sl~
phone owner. 3S23 Riverside.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

Tom Gourlay, the veteran professional golfer
has been engaged by the Forest Hill Field Club
FOR the ensuing season Gourlay. who will report
April I. succeeds George Pearson who goes 70
the Yountakah Country Club. Gourlay came TO this
country from Musselburgh. Scotland. twelve years
ago. and one Of his first greens Baltusrol
Last season he was employed by the Marine and
Field Club.
The Forest Hill Field Club. which won the East
Jersey Golf League team championship last year,
is preparing TO muster another strong team. Paul
Heller has refused 10 serve as captain again, and
the tournament committee is trying 10 induce Her
man Egner 10 Ill the vacancy. A schedule OF club
competitions will be issued shortly.
The Wee Burn Golf Club. near Stamford. Conn.
has secured George Thomson for professional.
Walter Stoddart. who had the green for the last
seven years, has gone out o; the golf business
il is said that Dave Og;ivie. for the last two
seasons professional at the North Jersey Country
club is not 10 return there this spring. OgilvIe
name has been mentioned in connection with an
other prominent club in the Metropolitan district
During the winter he had the Augusta Country
Club green, and in a recent open tournament there
won second money
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
n THE GOLF LINKS.
mite House Gets Preference OUer
!ackensack CIub-VariOus Notes.

The last session Of the Winter Nights Dinner
Club win be held tonight at the Hackensack
Golf Club. Thereafter the members will devote
themselves 10 the royal and ancient game. The
much looked for two ton motor roller and cutte-
the largest made for such purpose. has not
arrived.
This is because the manufacturer received
call for a machine Of this style 10 be used the
White House lawns. and he obtained permission
from the club at Hackensack TO send it's roller 70
Washington A second machine is in course Of
construction, and will be delivered al the Hacken
sack Golf Club early in April.
Although the regular spring schedule Of compe-
titions has not yet been drawn up. the Dyker
Meadow Golf Club members will probably take
part in bail sweepstakes this afternoon. All the
tnow and ice has disappeared from the course. but
there are some soft spots and little casual water
in the hoows.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

Augustus Post, chairman of the touring commit
tee Of the American Automobile Association. will
address the members OF the Motor Club of the
West Side Young Mems Christian Association
Monday evening. in the association building, No
800 West 51th street. Mr.. Post will speak on THE
Business OF Automobiling: Its Present Status and
the Power II Is Becoming
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

So far as the East is concerned. automobile races
on the track likely to be merely memories
this year No spring events have yet been carded.
nor is there talk of any.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-16

The biggest crowd of the year, the
most excitement ana enthusiasm ana
the hardest fought game Of all--thesp
will be .imong tn" features on the pro-
gram ut Whittier field. Brunswick, this
afternoon. II the results of Tho earlier
games had been known in advance
when this fairs Schnlule was arranged
things could not have been fixed better
to make the lasi came of the college
series the big game Of all. Today's
battle between the BoWdnin and Uni
vcrsity Of Maine clcycnS determines the
1907 championship. l>oWdoin mas de-
feated 10th Colby and Bates and comes
to todaE's game with a clean record. II
it wins today ~ tho g1mc results in
tie scor" nobody viii dispute is claim
to first hunorS cf the season. L.. of NJ.
has defeated Colby and tied with Ratos
and if il wins today it Will have IL bet
ter record for the season than any other
Maine team. Interest is NJ icverisi
pitcl and the partisans of both teams
have every confidence that their side
will Win the victory. i special train.
perharS runnn" in two sections. will
bring over the L. Of NJ. crowd and the
alumni and partisans Of both colleges
who live in that part of the State.
Three bands viii he heard upon the
held, those Of the Bowdoin and Maine
undergraduates; ami That engaged 10y the
brunswick hnsinnss men who will form
in PROCESSION down the street ami march
to the field to cheer on the lcy'i college.
The famous Hubbard grand stand
which is without superior on any
g. \
10 its capacity and tenn "rary hleachors
llav" beer huii: on the ether side Of the
field 70 accommodate = thousand more
people, Wnlt the whole field VIII bc
ro,,"l off and vii! Ne smroun,l.d by 4
Wall If humanity. And what nre the
prospects" Who can say on which BAN
nor VictCrv will perch when dusk SET
Ties ovcr tn" traniplrd crilirnr Tonight ,
It is easy "'Iuu"h - ''lunc out" Il vie
tory for either team. brlt nul;' tre gam"
itself can tel thC story. Judging from
the earlier scores they nr" very evenly
matched ana certainly neither team
can win hv Il lag" margin. There is a
general feeling that 3oWdoin has the
stronger line auI that Maine ha>; q fast
cr and hna+.i,r hdrl, field. Maine Al
50 has i svn'nI"rfUi placement kicker.
to Who's Individual work WAS due the
victori y over Tuft' ANA Colby. Much
d"pcnG; lUr':l Y hat he is abb. t. arrom-
pliSh today. Certainly it viii ~ Il harI
game from start to finish. vita 10th
teams l.iaNill- for All there is in them
ana n.'ithrr defeated until ia" final
whistle blows. Those who c3tn 20 10
BrunsWic To-Day and neglect The cl'p"r-
tIIpitv .rt. SIlrC ia rrprrt i; Tho anne.