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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-07
INDOOR BASEBALL.
Company C Team Will Try Its Mettle
Against Lincolns Tonight.

Much interest is being manifested, es-
pecially at the headquarters of the militia
men, in the indoor baseball game, sched-
uled to be played at the Colosseum tonight
between Company c, of the First Regi-
ment. and the Lincolns, The contest is
slated to start at $50 o'clock, and will
give the followers and the soldiers who are
playing the sport in the armory a good
idea OF how strong they are against such
a nine as the Lincolns, who have been
beating all of the best teams in this vicin-
lty. The Company G players are conf
dent of winning, and are to come to the
Colosseum in the best shape, as they will
play a game with Company b in the
armory this afternoon. The Lincolns will
have their regular players in the game.
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Australian Pursuit Racc.

that an Australian pursuit race will be held
tomorrow night at the Hillside Park roller
skating rink. All the speeders who are
entered in the two-mile State champion
ship race will start in this race. Gus
Gogger. the one-mile State champion: Dan
Sweeney, Lucky" Mason, Chris Reltzel.
A. A, Haug, who showed in the cham
pionship races that he is to be looked out
for In the two-mile event; Adam Rohr.
Charles Eppler, Jack Robinson and Will,
lam Lang. of Jersey City, will start. e.
E. Wood will act as starter.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
Newark Bowlers Get Only Even Break
in Series with Trenton.

Trenton, which occupied the tail-end
position in each department of the Eastern
League bowling competition. got away
with seven out of fourteen games in the
series with Newark on the Tuxedo alleys
yesterday. The locals received their
hardest jolt in the three-man series, losing
all three games, which materially reduced
their lead. Weingarth took three out of
five from Gaze in the individual, and New
ark landed the odd in the double and the
five-man.
The scores:
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Three-man Match.

Totals ..452 500 4o1 Totals $50 s94
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totals. .GsS SOC 543I Totals... -. 1856 4
Totals 500 7si 755i Totals IS
KEYEs AND BALDWIN DRAW.

WATERBURY, Conn, Dec. 7.-Matty
Baldwin and Bert Keyes met in their
m~uch-heralded twelve-round fight here
last night. and it was declared a draw.
The contest was a big disappointment to
the Grove present, as it was very slow.
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SUBURBAN
,BOWLERS'
AVERAGES
Bay Views Top Standing.
With Three Teams Tied
for Second Place.

Affairs are becoming a trihe more in
teresting in the Suburban League. First
place is still occupied by the Bay View
oowiers, but West End. Roseville and Park
q. a. are now only two games behind as
a result of the Whee,men's defeat Thurs
day night. Cooper, of the West END Club,
tops the individual standing. with an aver
age OF 1881 for fifteen games. In the
series last night on the Nationals alleys
the Turner'S took three games from the
Northerns. The scores and records to date
follow:
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WINS FROM
BATTIN HIGH
al
SchOOlbOys Open Bas-
ketball Season With
CIean-cnt Victory.

Newark High School opened its basket
ball season yesterday at the Y. n. G. A.
gymnasium with an easy victory over the
score was 80 to 10. A large eTowd OF stu-i
dents assembled. hoping to see the Newark
High lads defeat the Elizabeth i've by a.
team defeated the Elizabeth boys early
In the week. Captain Seidler, seeing that
the game was clinched at the end of the
tutes in the final period. s.
The play was fast and interesting. Sew
eral new men appeared In the Battin High
Schools lineup, which seemed to strength
en- the team considerably. At times the
Elizabeth five passed all around the New-H
ark lads, but failed to locate the baskets
On the other hand, when Newark got the
ball 1t was quickly sent down the court,
In the vicinity Of the local goal, and, after
several tries, the local forwards being 4
little off or their shooting. the bali was
finally Gagged for a tally. For the nrstl
FIVE minutes after the referee blew his
whistle the ball see-sawed up and down
the court. the forwards of both fves1s
'Dutch'' Baunlann, the clever forward Of
the local High School team, tossed in ".
pretty goal from a difficult angle. This
broke the. ice for the locals. n it was
not long before they had secured quite a.
lead on the Battins. Reeves finally man
aged to locate the basket, and sent the
leather sailing through the ring for thss
visitors first score. Kirkland and Mo-
Gregor each scored a goal for the visitors,
a little later. That was the extent of ths
visitors scoring for the first half. The.
Newark High lads managed to roll up a.
total SO points during this period.
In the dnal half Captain Siedler, OF the
Newark High School team, sent in a mum
Der of new players, intending to try Them
out. BY clever passing, the Battin High
School players managed to hold down the
Newark lads in the second fifteen minutes
Of play to a total of but % points. Caps
tain MAXWELL scored two baskets for hiss
team in this period. The lineup and scores
Newark H. S. Battin II. 5.
Smith. Speary. Baumann ....... Kirkland;
Menagh ..............,.,.. MAXWELL (Capt.9
Forwards. "a
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE.
New Brunswick Bowlers Win Two
Games in Jersey City.
Iersey Citys Drop the odd.

JERSEY CITY, Dec. by losing two
games out OF three to the New Brunswick
bowlers on the Imperial alleys last night,
the Jersey City five dropped to fourth
place in the National Interstate League
race, the victors taking third place.
The New Brunswick five got the first
game of the match by nineteen pins and
the second by nine pins. The Jersey Citys
won the last game by nearly 100 pins. The
scores.
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NEW JERSEY NATIONAL.
Matinees and Mi~neralities Fighting 1t
Out for First Position.

From present indications the cham
pionship of the New Jersey National
tournament. on which the Tuxedo A
bowlers have had a monopoly year
after year, will go to another team
this season. The Matinees now hold
first place, closely followed by the
Mineralites, while the Tuxedo big team
is tenth in line, having won only fifty
per cent, of its games. The standing
of the teams To date follows;
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LeGlIse TOurnament.


A match series last night on Mates
alleys between the Nabob Bowling Club
and the Aeolian Bowling Club resulted ~
each getting one game. There is much
rivalry between the teams and the second
of the series will be rolled next week. The
scores of last night were as follows:
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IcLoSE CALL FOR CENTS"
Dominioanss Hold Harrison Basketball
Team to Score of So to 80.

BY the margin Of four goals the Entire
Nous basketball team nosed out the Do
minicans Mt the Colosseum last night, the
score being IS to 30. Things looked bright
for the homc players at the start, as they
Gagged the sphere for four ITALICS beforc
the visitors got going and tied the score
The score stood u to Il near the end OF
the first period, when baskets In success
sion by Donald and Pagan put the 'Ents
in the lead by a score of l6 TO y whe.
the whistle blew.
In the second period the home team
started off Mt a fast pace again and about
the middle of the half the two teams were
again tied by Knochels great long dis
lance shots for the "Doms." After this
the Harrisonians held the visitors safe, as
baskets by every member of the team gave
them a lead which they held to the end,
Hill scored seven baskets for the win
ners and Larry Pagan helped out a lot
with four tallies.
For the home team kid" KnocheI
scored six baskets, all of which were long
distance shots or at difficult angles.
Byrnes, who also plays on the Dominican
junior team, played well and rung in five
tallies. The lineup:
Entire Nous. Dominicans.
Goodman. Campion. ...... .Knochel, ByrneS
Forwards.
Hill Dougherty
Centre. Schroeder,
Pagan, Donald. McDonough, Whalen
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INSURANCE LEAGUE.
Teller's Team Takes Odd Game from
Palmer's-Schedule Announced.

In the second series of the Insurance
League. bowled last night on the Oxford
alleys. Captain Teller's team won two out
of three games from Palmer's quintet, by
the following scores:
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In o red-hot contest, Drumming over
the st. Mary's team defeated the crack
ST. Michael's team by a score Of 81 to 81
at Casino Hall last night. In the pre-
liminHry game the st. Mary's third team
defeated The fast Columbia a. c, IN a good
contest by the score Of 20 TO II.
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b.


The following scores were rolled last
night. on Demmer's alleys. by members OF
the Hilmont Bowling Club:
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SCORES OF M

The Columbia P. c. Bowling Club oiled
the following scores on Dixon's alleys
last night:
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MEDICAL.
= g Reliable ! CATARRH
NSmGQy
EIy's Cream Balm

Gives Relief at Once.
1t c~leanses, soothes,
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the diseased men,
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Eagles beat s.. Patrlck's Team.

At Friendship Hail last night the Eagles
defeated the st. Patricks team by n
score OF 2s to Is, the score in the first half
being 9 to 4 in the st. Patrick's favor.
The lineup:
Eagles. st. Patricks.
heiieN .s*ssss..ss CdfIISdh
Right forward
DeiineF oiuuS
Left forward.
Garrigan Conroy
Centre.
Wheaton, Murray ........ Devine, Bradley
Guards.
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The ROYAL Midgets defeated the third
team of the Belleville Y. M. c. A.. on the
~latter's court last night by a score OF
II to Is. The lineup:
Royal Midgets. Belleville Sd team.
Eckert, Maier smith, Erwin
Forwards.
K1lminster ....... .......s...,.... Zen Eyck
Centre.
Role. Hill...."........ Doppary, Burnsides
Guards.
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Taste and Smell. Full size SO cts, at Drug
gists or by mail. IN liquid form, rs cents.
Ely Brothers, 56 Warren Street, New York.
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Prudential Tournament.
Totals $50 436 SAL Totals .,..51 SIS 49
T,r,,Ie win for Mutual Benehts.


The Mutual Benefit team won three
games from the orleans bowlers on the
tuxedo alleys last night; The scores that
were made are shown below:
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odd Fellows League.

Totals. ....7S5 C63 GS9l
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, 1907-10-12
PLACE FOR FRANTZ.
Governor Of Oklahoma May Be Made
Assistant Secretary.

Washington, D. c., Oct. 12.-It is
noised about in political circles here
that in case Judge Thomas Ryan finds
it necessary to shift positions on &C
count of his health, Governor Frantz
of Oklahoma will be appointed to sue
coed him as first assistant secretary OF
the interior. Frantz will soon go out
of Office in Oklahoma, providing the
president approves the constitution, as
he declared a few days ago he would
Frantz has a pull with the president
and is very friendly with Mr.. Garfield
secretary of the interior. He and Gar
field drank from the same canteen
while making a tour of Oklahoma and
Indian territory a few weeks ago. The
first assistant secretary of the in
terror handles Indian territory matters
chiefly.
, 1907-10-12
Q O @ @ O @ O O O @ O c
6rouwer is Under Bail,

New York, Oct. 12.-George H
Brouwer, confidential manager of the
stock exchange firm of James II. oil
plant & Co., who is charged with tat
larceny of a check for $2,750, the prop
erty of Jay P. Carlisle, and who is un'
der heavy bail in the belief that there
are large discrepancies in his accounts
has been considered one of the most
trustworthy managers in the financial
district.
Held Position Long Time.
He had held that position with Oil
plant & Co. for six years. James II
Oliphant said that the firms losses
might reach 100000, many irregular
tiles having already been found.
Lost in Stock Slump.
Brouwer Is said to have %speculated
heavily and the slump wiped out his
Investments.
, 1907-10-12
NOTES FROM THE COURT HOUSE.

William Kirby and others today filed
location notice for the Gumbo No. 2
mining claim.
Carl and John Huempfner today sold
to Margareta Huempfner, each for
1868 and each a three-twentieths inter.
est in parts of lots 20, 81 and %, block
1872; lots IL and 10, block $50, and part
of section 4, township Is, range 70,
their interests in the estate of their
late father, John ~Huempfner.
Sheriff AL Bath today sold to Judge
c. E. Carpenter, the mortgagor, under
a mortgage sale, for the value of the
mortgage and the costs of the sale, the
east 80 feet of lots 20, 81 and %, on
Grand avenue, and Tote IL and 10, block
$50, in an action to recover money
loaned on the real estate. The sale
involves the title to the building now
occupied by Otto Schwatke as a sa-
loon at Ill Grand avenue, other par
ties claiming the premises under a
purchase made some time ago.
, 1907-10-12
HUNTING PARTY HAS
AN ELEGANT lime.

Will Mast, John Thees, James Eos
ter, Ben Watkins, George Parkinson
and James Buckley, the latter of Med
icine Bow, returned last night from a
weeks hunting trip to Chalk Bluffs,
west of Elk mountain, where they had
a nice time hunting, each member Of
the party getting n antelope. They
saw no deer. The party was piloted
by a guide from Elk mountain. Steve
Frazer says he has a good n to tell
on John Thees. but as the latter sug'
gested a hind quarter before the re,
porter for The Republican could get
into the case, the story was not forth
coming.
, 1907-10-12
ORE VESSEL GOES DOWN AND
WITH IT ALL MEMBERS OF
CREW EXCEPT SECOND
MATE OF SHIP.
He Reaches Shore Lashed to Spar
More Dead Than Alive, and Efforts
Being Made to Save His Life
Steamer Mariposa Eighty-seven
Miles From Coast Of California
and Out of Fuel.

Sault Ste. Marie. Oct. 12.-The steel
steamer Cypress, owned by the Lack
awanna Transportation company, on
her second trip down the lakes with a
cargo of ore, was foundered last night
in Lake Superior, off Deer park. about
thirty miles from Grand Marais, and
all the crew of twenty-five, except the
second mate, were lost.
In Critical Condition.
The mate was washed ashore near
Deer park, dashed to a life raft, and
barely alive. He is in a critical con
dition, but is being given careful med
ical attention, in the hope that his life
can be saved. He suffered terribly
from cold and exposure.
TWO Bodies Washed Ashore.
TWO bodies have been washed
ashore. The Cypress al a new boat,
with a capacity of 7.400 tons. 1t is
believed the machinery of the Cypress
must have met with accident, as the
storm last night wa not eve enough
to wreck such a ship.
, 1907-10-12
sister Meets Sister.

Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. 12.-Sister met
sister in an eighteen-hole deciding con,
test for the national woman's golf
championship at Midlothian today, yes,
terday's semi-iinals having determined
that the title should remain not only
in Boston but in the Curtis family.
Drove Into Teeth Of Breeze.
Misses Harriet and Margaret Curtis.
the former the present title-holder.
drove off for the momentous conclud-
ing round into the teeth Of a stiff north.
west breeze. A keen spirit Of friend.
ly rivalry was displayed by the young
finalists as they warmed up for the
start.
Wins Championship from Sister.
Miss Margaret Curtis defeated Miss
Harriet Curtis, the present worlds
golf champion, by Z up and 6 to play.
, 1907-10-12
WILL
PRESENT DEMAND
cHAIRMEN OF GRIEVANCE COM
MITTEEs OF sWlTcHMEN's
UNION ADJOURN.
Will Ask Increase of Six Cents an
Hour, Time and Half for Overtime
and Double Time on sunday-Not
Likelihood Of Strike, President
Holly Declares.

Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. 12.-The chairmen
OF the grievance committees of all the
yards under the jurisdiction of the
Switchmen's union of America con-
cluded a three days session last night
by formulating a demand for an In
crease of pay equal to that granted in
the northwest.
Go to Local Unions.
The conclusions nov go before the
local unions for ratification. 1t is
the purpose to ask for an increase OF
6 cents an hour, time and a half for
overtime and double time for Sunday.
Little Likelihood Of Strike.
The demand will affect all the yards
from New York west controlled by the
union. President Holly said that there
was little likelihood for a strike.
, 1907-10-12
BRINGS GASP TO
CHICAGO WOMEN
PRESIDENT SCHNEIDER OF CHI
cAao BOARD OF EDUCATION
MAKES PROMPT REPLY.
Surprised His Questioners When They
Asked Him About Religious In
struetion In School by Declaring
That Religion Should Not Be
Taught Until Mind 10 Mature.

Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. 12.-When the
question Of religious instruction in the
public schools was put before Presi-
dent Otto c. Shneider of the Chicago
board of education yesterday, by the
club women, he met the issue SO
squarely as to bring a gasp of astonish.
ment from the women.
Not Teach Religion.
81 believe with Jean Jacqus Ros'
seau," said Schneider, that religion
should not be taught anyone, in any
form, until his or her mind is mature
objects to Bible In Schools
AS for the Bible in the schools, ]
object to it. 1t is not fit for children
The history of the Bible as a master
piece of literature should be there, the
same as any other Of the master
pieces"
, 1907-10-12
SALT LAKE PAPER ALSO
RECEIVED INFORMATION,

The following special to the Salt
Lake Tribune of yesterday from Rich
mond, Va, contains the same informa
ton telegraphed directly to The Re
publican by one of the clergymen from
this district:
The house of bishops of the Episco
pal church today created the mission
airy districts of Utah, Idaho, Nevada
Wyoming, western Colorado and Kear
ney, comprising western Nebraska
Bishop Spalding is assigned to Utah
Funston to Idaho, Graves to Kearney
This action is final. New bishops will
be elected for Nevada, Wyoming and
western Colorado"
, 1907-10-12
e
Interior Says He Was Not Responsible
for Cocktail Incident.

Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. 12.-The Interior,
the Chicago organ Of the Presbyterian
church, in its issue yesterday, enters
into a warm defense Of Vice President
Fairbanks regarding the serving of
cocktails at the dinner he gave to
President Roosevelt, and for which
Mr.. Fairbanks has been deposed as
trustee by the Methodists of Indiana.
The Interior finds upon rigid investi-
cation that a neighbor woman thought
Of the cocktails and ~telepboned to the
steward of her husbands club to fur
nish them. The Fairbanks did not
know anything of this until all were
served at the table. The Interior raps
the Methodists for their haste in the
matter and says they will regret the
injustice done Mr.. Fairbanks.
, 1907-10-12
SPENT MILLION.
Governor Magoon Making Internal I'm.
provements in Cuba.

Washington, D. c., Oct. 12.-Gover
nor Magoon directed the expenditure
of nearly a million dollars from the
surplus of Cuba or internal
improvements during August, accord
ing to a report just submitted to the
war department. OF the sum, $512,S21
was for highway improvement, 1929,
oil was for state buildings, $111,20t
was for engineers offices at Havana
SCI, 687 for sanitation, $2S,S20 for har
Dor work and $1O.676 for the light
house service.
, 1907-10-12

Appointing Officers for Grand Lodge
Grant Master Matt Borland of tn,
grand lodge of Wyoming, Odd Fellows
at the close Of the Lander meeting ar
nounced the following a%ppointive of
fees, and they were duly installed:
Grand Chaplain-C. D. Oviatt of Lar
annie.
Grand Marshall. l.. Darr of Bash
City.
Grand Conductor-F. e. Schoen O
Elk mountain.
Grand Guardian-N. A. Peterson o
Sheridan.
Grand Herald-Fred A. Proctor .
Cheyenne.
There are but two appointive officer.
in the grand encampment, the CRANE
patriarch making these announce
ments:
Grand Inside Sentinel-Matt Dor
land of Lander.
Grand Outer Sentinel-H. A. Franc;
of Rawlins.
, 1907-10-12
CHICAGO WINS FIFTH
AND CHAMPIONSHIP

teams opened the worlds champion
ship series last Tuesday.
Cubs Are Confident.
The Chicago players we're confident
OF end.ng the series by winning again
today, but Manager Hugh Jennings Of
Detroit, with his customary fighting
spirit, was still hopeful Of winning the
championship with his team.
Will Not Own to Defeat.
He says he is not beaten until the
last man is out in the last game OF the
series. The three successive defeats
of the Detroit has practically stopped
the betting.
Weather DisagreeabIe.
The sky vas overcast, the tempera
ture was down to 43 and a raw wind
was blowing fifteen miles an hour, the
spectators wearing heavy overcoats
and blankets. The attendance was
curtailed owing to the severe weather.