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New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
FRAUD IN PERSONAL INJURY CASES
Chicago City Authorities Unite with COrpo-
rations to Crush Evil.

Chicago, Oct 19.-Professional personal injury
fakirs colonies OF whom have taken more than
81 100000 fraudulently from the city in four years
are TO be driven from Chicago, and II possible. to
the penitentiary, by triple alliance in which the
city administration is the principal factor.
Chicago practically has completed arrange
with the traction companies and the steam
railroads entering the city carry an offensive
and defensive campaign against these people. Be
sides these parties 10 the alliance, forty corpora
Tons-all victims Of the personal injury fakirs-
have been invited to assist In the establishment
of a clearing house for the professional
crooks of this character.
This acton icided by Clyde A. Morrison
first assistant city attorney, after It was discov-
cred that there were whole families which, using
various names, suing the city on false
charges. Besides this 1t learned that the pro-
fessonaI 'invalds" assisted by lawyers of a like
stripe. are living in colonies. where they assist
each other in robbing the city in a Systematic
manner
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Saturday, Oct. 10, 1907.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
M % .K Atf1n e5oSs PToSs @ b sass GD0 y.s N.s's o
steamer. St Paul. Osborn. Southampton and ca.rbous
steerage mails and dse Arrived at the Bsr
steamer Jefferson. Dole Newport News and Naro. +,
the OLD Dominion IS Co with passengers and Ls
r7 Ss3FsF s 1a%ss'@H% Mn Gassrns l Ne39Ia @
steamer Prins wiusm Dutch Nyoeer. Parauaasibo
Steamer Mexico Knight Vera C5z o-rcbs- - y I'O P ~
Mall IS co, with y passengers. mails and mdss- Ar
an5 s'e6msT ATs6e B ThoRiq % s. kerpSI October 70
cabin and 57S steerage passengers and mdse- Arrived
steamer crown Of CASTLE 6Br,. smith Hamburg Sen
temb-r H. Rotterdam q and Calais October 5 70 New
RoEA and Continental $ Co. with mdss Arrived ths
E steamer ga ,,A Adys8,u5e ,Br Couch. Leviso F oco
bridge Arrived at the Bar al
to the Cpagnle Generate Transatautiqus with se cabin
and &6 steerage passengers and dse. Arrived az ths
sSseams5 tear & kansas CITY Iohnson Savannah October Is
Quarantine at 5:25 m, NUS A<''
S5;s1 S5sasT E Feruss Is- T J5hnssoa Iesho OCTOBER
ahiq and &3s steerage passengers and use Arrived
SANDY Hook. y J. Oct 1e $50 nl-Wiaa south mod
SAILED.
aS iSasTs Sspla. zps ana c[asa9 sSos Ia @aa es 1aa
Patricia GER Hamburg Via Tiyraouin and che-5o1.
saratoga. Havana, ThesPis tE}r Manchester American,
Puerto Mexico, Finland Antwerp Dover Ia FIands
tbutchl, Ghsnt- HhodesiaH tBT Newport News: Hami-
ton. Norfolk and Newport News Mama Hats. BaIt-
more. Kansas City. SavaUnah; Coauc. Juan ami
Fclce Denver hey West and Galveston Pawuee Pha-
tennessee: Providenee Herman Winter. Boston;
iayonia 1Br s. JOIN ;'e IS P55l55 tss S5' aTao1,s
via Plymouth and CherboUrE KONG Albert tCserl Nauss
ard Genoa. columbia tr Glasgow Nioville Issi
.5ri- Lverpool Via Queenstown, SuraTn tBr}. Hul;
Enersis tCerl Flushing; Uller tNor Barbados Densr
ara, etc. Grerlau Prince ,Brl Peraambucu Rio "a
Janero, etc. Ia Plata tBr). kingston Colon Pruz
SiSiSuund Ger. Fortune Island Kingston. etc.
Savannah savannah: Arapah0e Charleston Jackson
Na.le u NaIle. Galveston Il D-a OrIaars
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Plymouth. oct 10 I1-O6 a ul--Sr Louis New York
Queenstown. Oct 70. 9-o5 Ul-E-yruria tByf, New
York
AIgoa Bay. Oct lS-CIan Mac,utyre ,Brl. New York
Ba roados. oct IL -Obidense ,H-i New York.
Amsterdam. Oct lS-Prins WjIIem III putchl. New
Rotterdam. oct 10 p u,-Ryudan tDu,ch,. Nev
York via BouloEue
Trieste oct 1J-Sofa HoheDbe-s tNust' New York
MarseiIles. oct l5-Msdorna err. Psvy- New York
Naples Oct Is, : ? ul--koeuisin Luisa tGer' New
Singapore oct 1s-Jeseric tBrt. New York
Malta. CrJ i9-N7ruar Prince tE{rl. New
Cherbcurg uct 10 a U--EIucber ttfsTl New Yo~N
SAILED.
London. OCT la- Ni-uehaha tHri New York
hampton. Oct I%-Sev York. New York
ETavr.. OCT 70. a MA Savoie tEri. New NorS
Rotterdam. IS 10 4 Noordayn tDutca) York
Antwerp. Oct Ig. roon-KvOouiIn5 New YORK
Chertourg L. IU:I0 rl-kaisertG AugsJe Victors
ttferl. New York
Copenhagen. oct I5-IeIIie O!av Dam. New YORK
F.ueuos Ayres. OCT III Hostilius tB-l. New TJ-E-
Naples. Oct tS-Cr,tic tErl. New Nork-
FatruS. oct 1S-NaqoIitaD Prince tBTl. New To-S-
OCT l2SelS11D ttrl. Frrcl-lr NaT yorks
L. HpstiIiGs tFirI, New YORK
Trieste. Oct 15-FanEOuia trrl, New York
Hamburg. Oct i1-AucldI tGeT). New Nor,
A.gers. OCT IL Ratcrfels tC@r'. New Nu-E.
PASSED
Isle of Wight oct 19-PetersburE tFussl- NV NorA
Gibraltar. oct l9Frincpe di Piemoute Utah New York
lizard oct 19-tireiseIau ttierl. New
Dover. oct Io-'ourado tir'. ward New Yo-1
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
TRACK MEET 1T YALE.
SmithSOn Wins Three First PT~cs
and Ties for 1nothcr.
~ TeIeErarh . - rrLbune !

New Haven, oct. 19-No Yale records wcre ap-
preached in the annual fan track meeting this
afternoon. Forrest &. Smithson. a Junior was
first in three Of the events tied for first place
IN another. His best showing was in the broad
jump.
Smlthson was formerly captain of the Notro
DAM Ind track team He won three first prizes
at the recent Jamestown meet Tho summaries
follow:
one hundred yard dasil-Wou b, Forrest c. Smith
third Time O-10 - " -''
Two hundred ana -tv eHty ard dash-Won by C. "
-Four. hundred and forty yard dash-won by r W
LaInontaine, 90 " y Villas 'o@ second: T. J.. Sew
mour TO- third. Time. 81 -
t1gut hundred nd"igh ~ gard Tuu-Von ry W ~.
n irl,l5s9l 10 r l. Mann 90 second. II Jones 90
one mile run-won by I,andolph Reynolds 10. f. J.
4.C8 '
Two-mIe runWon by j. r. Brown. 'os. Paul con-
verse 10 second; g. !. Ssl!ere n third Time HOS
one hundred and twenty yard hurdles hy smith
son: d X Robbins -" second j. II. Taylor. To- ul.sd
Two-hundred -tyenty-ya hurdleS-Dead heat bo-
tween Smiihson and l. J, Henses 90: Robbins third
Time. U:26%s.
Pole vault-Tie between = T. Nelson 90 and {. W
and ". p Roberts. 90 for third rIace at II feet
High lumI-W0u by ". p ,auuod. 10
tie between r. A Riley. 10 and smitls-n second
place It IN.
Putting the shot Won by X J. Fitzpatrick
IN. A. N. sheldon. 'us. second - n 81. in g d..
Simmons. 90. tnird. ~ f. In.
iuTnp-Wou 10y Sru!thsou. T. Iu. Baird sec
ond, - H. 40 in. II II. HARRISON. 10 third
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
MoRRIsTowN HUNT CLUB eALLoP.

tBy Telegraph to The Tribune)
Morristown, y. J., oct 19--rhe Morristown Hunt
Club members enjoyed galop after the hounds
this morning. The meeting at the Whippauy
River Club From there the dogs and the riders fol-
lowed the anise bak across the fields to Mendham.
where the riders checked off. The party
turned to the clubhouse where Mr. and Mrs Ben
jamin NicolI entertained the members the hunt
breakfast.
Charles PhZer's hounds from the Gladstone
kennels were used for the hunt Among the riders
Senator Everett Colby, Theodore Douglass
Robinson and Charles Mum. of Orange; Cap
tain Holland, Albert Fillmore hyde Philip Liv-
ingstone, Mr.. and Mrs D. r. Richardson, Mrs.
William Bayard blackwell. Charles PfZer. Ben
janlin Ncoll Courtlandt Ncoln Francis w. Ste
vens, Mrs Frederick r. Kellogg, Mrs. Chapman
and John c. Wimerding
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NINTH u DlS D.SI-T- -.
- District. Westchester County.--CATSkll-L 49,
DCSL ~ EyrIoN No In the matter Of the apps apps =
non and petition OF j Edward simmons, nAiS "A
shaw ami Charles y Chadwick conStituttns te ,irs 6U
or Water supply OF the City OF New York. % aS9-
real estate for and on behalf ot the ty OF SsS c,s
under chapter 12+ OF the Laws Of 1SoJ ana tle -
aIneuiatOry thereof in the Towns ~ NorNtoNh - -
'ortandt WeStCheSter county. New York t"V tne -
pose of providing additional supply OF pure -
WnoleSome for the of the City OF New
PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN tina, t,-Si,
Ihird separate Report OF Edward q. Whitakef W.,
lam G. Kellogg and Arthur Lawrence. who Were -
pointed commissioners Of Appraisal IN the aoSvs
titled matter. order or this made at
cial Term thereof held at the Court House az N,ae-
Plains. Westchester County, N Y. January l9th -
was filed I'm the Office OF the Clerk % the county "a
WeStchester the 18th day OF September. lSV 80
Affects Parcels Numbers Forty-seven (+1l- FoltssfS
t46l and Forty-etsht tiSl. shown on the map IA ~
proceeding .,,
NOTICE is FURTHER GIVEN that appliestv-s.
VIII be made az Special Term OF the supreme e. 80 t5s
OF the state OF New York To be held IN ana ~ 4,
Ninth Judicial District at the Justices S, SnaI New
the city of New Rochelle. WesJchester county. 4,
York on the 26th day OF October 1901 AT 10 oS0 Ssn-
the forenoon OF that day thereafter a.
sci can be heard for Order confirming s%la M.
ana Tor such other and further relief as may DC '"
Dated. New York September 3Oth. 1907
FRANCIS X PENDLETON,
Corporation Counsel
Hall Of Records
York CiV
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
RS beat Tying. 1 up
HANDICAP.

To give an idea OF the pace set by the title
holder II is only necessary To state that he went
In 81, which IS par golf. The match was most
interesting watch and the difference in styles or
the two men caused general comment. TTavers
approaches low with pitch and run, but At the
same time impartiug a sufficient amount OF back
spin the ball to hold the green.
Bclr on the other hand. prefers the old style for
high mashic pitches. and so well has he got this
stroke under control that he has hesitancy In
dropping the ball boldly on the green. Some OF
these shots yesterday were spectacular in the eX-
tremc, the ball scarcely moving after II struck
Starting Travcrs sample OF what
might bc expected by winning the first hole in 4.
The hole Is matter OF 400 yards. and his short
approach was so deadly that he had little 10 do In
the way Of putting His powers Of recovery were
shown az the next hole. where after topped drive
% the rough and a short second he laid his third
on the green and then brought of a twenty foot
put for halve IN I.
Ills poorest exhibition occurred shortly afterward,
when lie drove the third green. and then. TO every
ones auazcrnent. took four puts that Behr won
the hos in 10 q. But II atone for this,
Travcrs brought or difficult puts for % at the
sixth and ninth holes and turned for home up.
\ beautiful : at the tenth. thanks 10 ten-tooter
which hc ran down. increased his advantage 10
up but he lost the eleventh hole by taking three
puts After haIve in 4 at the twelfth Trayers
won the next In 8. bringing OF = long put the
tricky sIopiug green. More good putting enabled
TTavsTs 10 get halve in I at the fourteenth, al
though "a capital approach gave Bchr chance for
a g. the latter missing by the uaTroWcSt OF mar
gins.
From dornlc Trayers had the match as good
as won Vet Bchr with beautiful Is az the fifteenth
and sixteenth. 81 the longest holes the
course won both and succeeded IN carrying the
match 20 the seventeenth, when pulled drive 10
the rough practically settled his chances Travers
won the hole In ( .. and Il I the home hole
gave the champion n Of 10. which equals the
competitive record FOR the links, made by BeAr and
sullivan. Their cards were.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
TRANSPAcIFIc MAILS

Destination and steamer. Close in Na, w..
New Zealand and Australia (except A'A@
Westl. Fiji Islands, Samoan Islands
and New Caledonia (via san Franciscol
-CIOWanburn To.
Hawaii (va Franciscol-Alaneda Oct 2f $50 n
Japan. Corea and China Especially ai- '-0op N
dressed only. (via Seatte)-Treront. Oct d s-oo
Japan, CoTea. China and Philippine Isl wv u
ands (via Vancouver and Victoria, B @
eSs, OF ana china 95i5a "a soopa
dressed only. (v!a Seattlel-ALi Maru Oct - soo
Hawaii. Japan, Corea. China and Philip- -1OP d"
pine Islands (via san FTanciscol-Sip-
pom Ma5g am; pn5,: d sOOpa
Cvia san Francisco)-United States
transport WEE, ~. Oct 81 sOopm
Samoan Islands. Fill Islands and
Caledonia (via Vancouver and Victoria.
a. 4
Hawaii. Japan, Corea China Philip- -"
pine Islands tvia san Francisco
DOrtc Nov =,
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands (via san
Francisco)- -Marposa ..-.-.......-... Nov IL s,O0,
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
GLEN RIDGE GOLF CLUB.

eighteen holes match play against bogie, was
played on the Glen Ridge Golf ClUb links to-day
Tho first prize by II. w. Benson with =
up; second prize went to +. l.. r. Cadmus. with
] up, while third went 10 g. w Royce. l up.
Tho other scores were: t. w. Congdon down:
j. O. Newell. ? down; X. Il. Gordon. down; r.
G. Thomson. down; H. I'll. Bradley, down: r.
Lindeumeycr, 10 down.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
MISS STEWART DIES FROM WOUND

Miss Clara Fl. Stewart the writer, who was
found with a bullet wound below her heart in the
home Of her father, William T. Stewart, at No $50
West 1Sith street, died early last night. Although
the family insisted that the shooting was accl-
dental. her death was recorded at the coroners
office as suicide by shooting" Coroner Har-
burger began investigation as soon as lie was
Informed OF the womans death.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
STANDARD LOAN TO INDEPENDENT.
T. N. Barnsdall Admits Borrowing $4,000.
600 and Denies Afiliation.

INItElUiIl IIIbIIHNT
Pittsburg. oct 19-T y. BaTnSdall. said 10 be
the largest independent oil operator in the CoUn-
try admitted to-day that he had borrowed al
most SSOOO0Oo from the Standard oil Company
with which to develop his new territory in Kan
sas Texas and other Western states and To
form the Barnsdall oil Company. which ac-
ouired a number of small Western companies.
In making the admission BarnsdaII still denied
that he was affiliated in any manner with the
Standard and declares it was merely a bust
ness proposition.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
PRINCETON sHARPsHooTERs LOSE.

BY Telegraph to The Tribune.l
Princeton, \. J.. oct. 19.-The Montclar Gun
Club defeated the Princeton University club at the
Princeton traps this morning by a of 324 TO
271 Mofatt, of MontClair. made the high score-A
birds. The score follows: Montclair-Allen. 81,
Perley 43; Moffatt, ~; Cockfair, IS; Boxall. AZ;
Bush a. Talbot, "a: Babcock, Il; total, 324. Prince
ton-Wight 40 Wood. 3S: Cannon. 81: Este. 50;
Latta, 54; Westenhaven, 81; Smith, "a; Bidde, 2S
total, ri.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
Public NOtsce,.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT NINTH JJDIcIAts
- District westchester Cou1ty--CATSKILL AoCE-
DUCT SECTION NO. In the matter % the Application
J. Edward simmons. Charles 4 and
CHARLES Chadwick constituting the Board of Wlts-
S,,pnlv OF the City New York acquire
SCr and on behalf City OF New under Chap
Ter 20 or the OF 1898 and the amendatorv
thereof in OF Yorktown ami Co-tldndt
cbest.r County. YORK for the purpose providing
sr additional supply pure h0lesOre
use 4 III. City OF New York
Separate Report ot Edwari G. Whitaker. William c Ssi
Arthur " Lawrence. who were appointed Com
missoners Of Appraisal n the above entitled matter b.
this Court made a. Special Term hsre0a.
held at House White Plains. WestChestar
county. y Y. January 18Th. 1907. fled
Clerk % ths County Of WeSchsste- ths
September 1907. and Affects Parcels Nrn@
40 FoTtysiU t46l and FOrty-eis1s
(4sl. shown the map this proceeding
NOTICE Is FURTHER GIVEN that application Whi
made a Special Term Supreme Curt Of nc
OF New Yoyk. to b held IN and FOR the Nlni1
District. Justices Chanbers ths CIV
26th day OF October. 1907. 10 O'Clock the f9reo
OF that day or thereafter counsel can 20
heard for an Order eonnrmns said report and Tor s'
ether and further relief may be just
Dated, New York, September 3OVh. 1901
FRANCIS X PENDIaETOS.
Cooperation Counsel
Records
New York Cio
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
PLAINFlELp COUNTRY CLUB

tBy Telegraph TO The Tribuuc.l
Plainheld. y. J.. oct. l9.-E. r. Wilson, with a
handicap OF g. defeated Dudley H. Barrows with
a handicap g. ! up in the final for the Autumn
Cup, Class 4. at the Plainncld Country Club. to-
day In Class b. /. II. Gates, =. beat \. G. Hen
derson. -. up in p holes. Frank O. Reinhart. by
winning three points. becomes the winner of the
golf committee cup.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
STANDARD OIL TANKS BURNING.

Des Moines Iowa, Oct. 19.-The Standard oil
Companys plant is burning. Tanks containing
thousands of gallons of gasolene and Oil much
property and even lives threatened. Fireuen
are hapting hard to the great tanks
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
MoNTcLAIR GOLF CLUB.

Montclair golfers competed in a club handicap
yesterday with some twenty starters, in whlrh
a was the winning total made by w. B. Brem-
ner Playing with handicap of -, he made the
round in 50. The other leading were: n.
p. Hornfeck, STATS; A. p. Brown. s6-6-S0 C.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The stateGdam. which reported TO cap" Race 325
yesterday. when li0 miles southeast
is expected to dock about = "a m. Tuesday
La lretagne. which reported to sable Island al
yesterday. when $50 miles OF Is
pected 10 dock about III. Monday.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
MISS eRlscom WINS GOLF TITLE.

Philadelphia, oct. i9-Miss Frances GriSCom, of
the Merton Cricket club, to-day the womcn's
individual golf championship of Philadelphia de
featins Mrs Caleb T.. Fox. OF the Huntingdon Val
ley Country Club The championship was won on
the last green of the eightcen-hole match
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
UPPER MoNTcLAIR COUNTRY CLUB

(5y Telegraph The Trihune1
Montclair. ". j.. Oct 19.-Handicap against bOgie
was played among the members of the Upper
Montcair Country Club this afternoon. in which
Harry Blossom and E. w. Sparks tied for first
place, with six down
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
NEW ENGLAND COLLEGE CHAMPION.

Newton Mass oct. 19-H. w. Stucklin. Of
Dartmouth Won the championship of the New
England intercollegiate Golf Association to-day bv
defeating f. A. Martin. also Of Dartmouth at the
Woodland golf links up and , To play. The
match was close all day. Stuckliu leading at tho
end Of the mornings play by up His total score
W. \
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE AlAMANAC-
sun 6;l6 sun 5O9. Moons
HIGH WATER
AM.Sandy Hook 6:45' Gov. Island 1904
PM-Sandy Hook T;O6 GOV. Island Ta5 Hell Gate 9:IS
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
PERSEVERANCE BRINGS $1,000.

The majority of the thoroughbreds from the sta
bic of Harry Payne Whitney brought good prices al
the auction sale at Belmont Park yesterday Paul
J Rainey paid $500 for Perseverance. while j. W.
Colt bid in Ironsides for $500. Mombassa went
to G. Kraus for $500. \ Z. Mathews got Park
view for S4.5O0. The principal horses and their
prices follow:
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
FOX HILLS BEATS RICHMOND COUNTY.

In team match. thirteen on side the Fox
HIS golfers at the Richmond County CouU-
try Club Il 10 =, yesterday afternoon. The Nash
system OF scoring prevailed. The results We're
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
Help wanted-Females-

M NaNFED-Feuae general helpers IN the wsanfS -
Fordham Hospital. $500 month ssoorrshsra
supervising Nurse. Crotona avenue anc rs,ulreds
Boulevard. Must speak English. References 1sS
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
'Brings mall.

yosssI For Ttna Nr,u Vessel
Dunottar Castle Colon Panama. .....1I:30am nj S1s
Sarnia Kingston, Hamb-Am- 100 I'M Ss.SSpn
Jefferson Norfolk, 81 80 IN
: 5;Oop
TUESDAY. OCTOBER -
N W uSI IS,,lIe-S - U Loyd 6;3O 10.0os
5czo- jvarnooI SII1srd O'OSS' o-"o m 1l:Oo m
S,ouancbe JacksonvfIIe Clyie - $50 N
I4ampasas. Galveston. Mallory ....... ,SUoOV . m
PrIncess Anne Norfolk Old poninto1 S00pm
~ 49, 800p m
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER u
-Oceanic, Southampton. White star. 800 a ~ -
Castilian Prince, PernambucO Prince n
Naidfvia. Hayu, Hamb-An1. m
Rauma Bahia. Brazilian 1900 m S.oSSp N
Mem A msteriarn ROtter1au HoI- Am SNopm
Iirovr 4Tan1en n ~ 1ovd 4'' ~" 500 m
Nord America, Naples la Veloce- oam m
Huron, Jacksonville. Clyde -..-........- 80
Monroe Norfolk. Old Dominion. 500
takes mail for South Brazil
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20

9 { HiIdreth eo.' 81 100
& tioldbiattF I7OO
PaTkview b. hlly, by Hamburs-Morningside: A. F. 80
Mathews 7'u'
Round and Round. b. geldng by Sandrngham- 49,
Irish Reel !. +. MCCauley loo
j F. McCauley so'' % 5000
Lftteton Maid. h hly, by Hamburg-Rose 40,
Paul Rainey III 1900
5oit o. se-i't $500
n Brfton fuI e e'.' 1900
On Klaus Gu. my Ds 5000
beT: John Dary " ',,.' .i4.. l. 400
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
Help wsnted-Male-

tNANTEp-sraleA head -laundryman for Eoi.sn EorI.s .
" Hospital $4,000 A month. Apply 20 Sup MA
Nurse Crotona and Southern Boulevard
speak English. References required.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20

a close game resulted from the encounter be-
tween the Commercial High School of Brook
lyn and the Curtis High School OF Staten Island
on the field of the former in the series of the
Interscholastic Association Football League, for
possession of the Maxwell trophy. The Brooklyn
lads won by the margin OF l goal to O.
the tally resulting from a penalty kick by
Ziegler
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20

kaiser Wilhelm II. Bremen. October 15......N g -,
-PariIna. Thomas. October 16 OIaoyd
Southampton October I8 WbitS Sec
CSrOsser KurfurSt- Bremen October 12 star
Ultonia Gibraltar. October s.-oyd
FL NOrte. Galveston. October e. pnss
FL Alba. Orleans. October I6 60 pseis
FL sud. Galveston, October Is. So pcaa
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
TUESDAY. OCTOBER p.

city OF Atlanta. Savannah. October sav.,-.,
FL Paso Galveston October IL - s. Psaah
Rio Grande. Mobile. October Msrsiio
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20

At Saratoga Field, IN Brooklyn, the eleven Of
the Boys High School from De Witt Clinton
by goals to l. The only goal in the first half
was made by j. Smith, OF Boys High School
and in the second half. Diamond evened up the
score. TWO more goals were scored by Everson
ended the scoring
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20

The Boys Club were beaten by the Staten
Island eleven at Livingston. Staten Island. by
score of goals TO 1. Too much individual
play marked the work Of the forwards for the
Boys Club, while the halfbacks kicked too hard
and failed 10 feed the wings in the most ap-
proved styIe
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
Positions.
Princeton fOD.

Referee-George Jeffers -Ehrensburger Parsons
0. jackson ~, Crescent Athletic club. Time Halves
Of forty-fve minutes
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

MONDAY. OCTOBER 2i.
Evening star., 1907-09-01
LABOR IN THE SOUTH.
Effort to Replace Negroes, With Nor
folk as "Port of Call"

In furtherance of the endeavor being
made by Virginia and other southern states
to induce immigration from continental Eu-
rope to the south, where farm hands are
badly wanted to replace colored labor, an
effort is being made to have Norfolk made
a port of call by vessels bringing emigrants
to this country, and 1t is thought probable
the effort will be successful. Mr.. George
w. Koiner, Virginia state commissioner of
agriculture, who has made several trips to
Europe for the purpose of inducing emil
grants to come to Virginia, and A. c.
Mauck of the Virginia state board of immi-
grafton, have been in conference with rail-
way men and the officers of the Norfolk
commercial bodies regarding the matter
and the railway men agreed to use their
influence with the steamship lines to induce
them to make Norfolk one of their land
ing ports for emigrants.
1t is stated that the government will sta
ton immigration inspectors at Norfolk as
soon as the steamship companies establish
the service requested. There is some prob
ability that the transatlantic lines now
running into Norfolk may put on passenger
service in addition to the freight service
they are now operating.