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New-York tribune., 1907-01-08
DEFEAT FOR STANDING
LOSES 4T COURT TENNIS.
Forester Wfns First Match i7s Pro-
fessioraI Tournament.

Frank Forester, the Georgian Court entrant
sprang a surprise yesterday by defeating George
Standing, OF this city, in the first match OF the
invitation court tennis tournament for prores-
sionals at the Racquet and Tennis Club, In this
city. The match came 10 an abrupt ending IN
the THIRD set when Standing withdrew because
OF en- injury to his foot
A good sized crowd of tennis and racquet orit-
ios were in attendance and nearly all Che extra
seats were taken majority Of those present
looked on Standing. who is the national racquet
champion. almost certain WINNER. The
fact that court tennis is not his forte did not
influence bis many admirers, who regard him as
past master at either game. Ferdinand Gar
Gin, the French champion. was a strong Stand
ing man. NJ S. Patton was the referee and j.
Hammond the marker.
The first set found the contestants at their
best Both played with easy, graceful strokes
although lacking the force and dash which one
expects to see among professionals. Garcin's
criticism was that the men were probably a
tr1he nervous.
Standing won the first game after Forester
had served so. Later the games stood 5-S
in Standings favor. but the Georgian Court man
assumed the lead by winning the next three
games. After the score stood ell the con-
testants played desperately. In 1aot, the de-
played at the local club.
At one time Standing had the score 20 love
In his favor, but Forester brought the score to
deuce. His first point was due to a miss by
Standing but the second was well earned by a
shot to the dedans. An out of court by the local
man allowed the other to draw level. After that
the score alternated from deuce TO vantage eight
times. Both made a winning opening. Standing
finally won the two necessary points in sharp
rallies.
In the second set fast play on the part OF
Standing and frequent mistakes at the net by
Forester enabled the local man TO run the game
to A-love. At this point a water blister on
Standings right foot began give him trouble
and caused him to let up in his speed. Forester
took advantage Of every opportunity, and be-
fore the other could steady himself the Lake
wood man off five straight games. Stand
ing made a temporary brace and brought the
score to 7-6 in his favor, but he weakened, and
Forester ran out the next two games and set.
Before starting the decisive set Standing doc
tored his foot. but succeeded in getting no re-
lief After the games stood 81 In Forester g
favor Standing withdrew. General sympathy
was expressed for the defeated man In JUS
toe TO Forester 1t must be said that he played
better tennis than he had previously dis
Jay Gould, the amateur national champion, last
spring.
Ferdinand Gaxyin VIII play John White. the
home pro" to-day. The summary Of yester-
days match follows:
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Forester ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. oi-S
STANDING 6Ei'
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08
r. ELpRiDeE SHOOTS AT BURGLAR

Great Neck, Long Island Jan T-Rosysu It,
bridge, former official OF the Union Ferry Com
pany and owner of OF the finest homes in this
part Of Long Island. had an encounter with
burglar this morning, in which he fired a shot
that he thinks may have reached its mark The
burglar got plunder
The police OF the Flushing precinct think they
have the man at whom Mr.. Eldridge shot he
was caught IN Bell avenue. near the Nassau CyoIIn-
ty ine, last evening The man could not give
clear account of himself. and bullet hole wa
lolnn IN the prlnn or his hat He gives his name
Myrtle avenue. Brooklyn - ~S 's0
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08
ANARCHISTS TO GOVERNOR.
Mr. Stokes Indifferent to Message on Gale
ami, but Friends Consider It Serious.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribunal ]

Trenton. n. J., Jan 7.-Governor Stokes received
to-day telegram purporting 70 be signed by ths
Anarchist Club. Of Newburyport. Mass. protesting
against the arrest OF Luigi Galleani IN Vermont
The telegram said:
We protest against Luigi Galleanfs arrest at
Barre VT No right to arrest him in middle OF the
night. We want his liberty.
Governor Stokes did not regard the message
rousy. but some OF his friends incline TO the bef
lief that IL should receive serious consideration.
Galleani was a friend OF William Mac0ueen, who
is serving hve-year term in the state prison for
melting the Paterson silk riots in 1902 MacQueen,
who is seeking parole, has insisted that Gsleani.
and not he. was responsible for the riots. The
rest OF GalIeani in Vermont followed the issuing
OF requsition by Governor Stokes.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08
sUNkEN FERRYsoAr A MENACE

Fivermen complaining that the fsrryboas
Paterson. which was sunk In q collision about
week ago. Is g. menace traffic It is lying In
mdstream off West nth street. Officials Of tn.
Erie Railroad said that road had rid itself OF a
and that 1t now belonged to tho underwriters Tha
marine authorities said yesterday that an enfor{
would De made at once TO find out who ts re-
,9 SO Long; Although there are lights above the
time captains are in constant fear Of running Into
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08
FIGHTS KENTUCKY azRRvMANosa.

Qresnsburs. KY. Jan f.-A suit was nIsd to-day
By Charles Richardson ON behalf OF the Republican
party, attacking all revisions OF the Kentucky Con-
Gressional Apporuonmsnt law. approved Apsu Ia
lSS2 The suit u specifically brought TO require
tnat Green Taylor and Hart counties be thrown
BACK TO the 1lth District. where they were under
EhsSs !hsx wsEQ plaosa hy . subsa0uAnt 60 tetAh0
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08
PRISONERS DROP FOUR STORIES.
Elevator Falls as They Are Entering Court
One Seriously Injured.

Minneapolis. Jan. IAN elevator IN ths Mn
nsapois Courthouse dropped four stories to-day
with seven prisoners. whom Deputy Sheriff Ciausen
had just started to take to the court room The
deputy was just about to enter the car himself
when IL fell
one OF the prisoners was seriously, IL not fatally,
hurt, He Is John p. Quirk who was TO be tried
at this term Of court for the murder OF w. A.
Dowsl. Quirk was removed to the oity hospital.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08

There will be a meeting of the Boston Yacht
Club tomorrow night for the purpose of organizing
n Glass AQssociation. its object being to build
and race boats Of that class. scantling and other
restrictions TO be discussed which Il Is honed
VIII result In more wholesome type of boat than
those OF last year, Augustus p, Loring the owner
from the Soya. says he is willing TO make anv
changes necessary to conform to the new rule
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08
PUT NETS OUT OF RooM-lNAALEp eAs

John Mehlen, ffty-eight years old Of No. "a
Peshin avenue. Newark. committed suicide by
inhaling Illuminating gas at his home yesterday
morning. He had a quarrel with his WIFE,
from whom he had been separated for two days.
That he dsliberated upon his action was shown
by the faot that he considered the lives OF two
feathered pets-a parrot and a canary-and re-
moved them to another room. closing the door
before turning the gas.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08
sTATIoNER HELD ON ARSON CHARGE

Gustav Lazawitz. of No. Cd Stanton street WINS
arraigned in the Essex Market court yesterday on
charge of arson. on the complaint of Peter seerv
fire marshal. and held on a short affidavit nm.
der $1,000 bail for examination to- morrow at q
p. IN. He Is charged with setting fire to his sta
uonery store. - ~ S''A-
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08

george W. Jarohow has been elected commodore
Oh lhe Harlem Yacht Club. His yacht Is the power
boat Jauline ]. Philip ]. Fox is the vice-oorn-
modore: Frederick d. Newton, rear commodore,
naa,n, Miia,m Williams. treasurer H. h. MoAllister
nhahclal secretary J. e Proctor, recording score.
tary, and DR. T. A, Martin, fleet surFeon r Y
Getty ana A T. Brown have been elected trustees
TOT one year, ana Walter S. Sullivan, r. Maeder
ana r. w. Hartman trustees for two years II n
$ates Is chairman OF tho regatta committee and
John WINNER, measurer Of the club ~
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08
MILLER UNHURT IN UGLY FALL

San Francisco. Jan. 7.-Walter Miller, the jockey
got ugly fall at the Oakland racetraok to-day
but his lucky star was still in the ascendant and
be escaped injury. The accident happened In the
fifth race, but Il did not deter him from accepting
E. mount ia the sixth race, and winning with
Nealon. He had won two races previously with
Swagger and Lady Hildreth
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08
VICTORIA LUIse SAILORS Haaz

The steamer Virginia arrived yesterday from
Kingston with thirty Of the crew and a portion
OF the material saved from the wrecked steam
yacht Prtnzessin Victoria Luise, near Ktnsuton
Fifteen OF the crew remained at the wreck Eettine
out material.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08
HOCKEY LEAGUE SEASON TO OPEN

The Amateur Hockey League will open its sea-
son tonight when the champion Crescents meet
the HoGsey Club, of New York. at the ST. Nicholas
Hink Both seVens have been practising for the
game and are in good condition 80 '
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08

Richard Mansfield has sold his schooner Yacht
Amorita to Frederick NJ. Hayt vioe-oommodore OF
the Larchmont Yacht Club The AmorIta was built
IN 1895 from designs by A Cary Smith for William,
Gould Brokaw For several seasons she was the
champion or her class. She has won, among other
season off Newport in tho for the Kingss CJip
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08
YACHTING NEWS AND NOTES

inc annual meeting of the Seawanhaka Corin-
thlan Yacht Club will be held tonight at the resi-
aepoe e6s OF Rear Commodore Hastings. No Is west
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE ELECTION

Chicago, JAN THE annual election of the
Board Of Trade was held to-day, Hiram N Saaar
psanS elected prssidsnt wtthout eARasltton.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08

heard the evidence against DIR. Julius A oottleb.
accused of sending an Internal machine to his
father in law. Maurice Glucksman and reserved Ma
decision He reduced the prisoners bah from
5000 to $4,000; r. g. Wolf. acting chief Of the
Bureau OF Combustibles. said that nothing but an
9 lack of knowledge on the part Of the doctor had
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF,

Joseph Mile. chauffeur for Samuel Untermver
was hed in 5000 bail for trial by Magistrate wahls
Policeman Gibney said no had a hard
machine. Fi-o
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08

Morley ID. Baker who was the motorman OF a
subway express which down and killed John
Dorus, track walker. at 7ed street, on Sunday
was yesterday held in $1,000 ball to await an In.
quest by Coroner Dooley. ~ A
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08

Justice OGorman yesterday adjourned until
Monday the hearing in the application OF Mrs Isa-
belle w, Van Alstyns to give her an absolute de-
cree OF divorce from her husband, Guy c. Van Al
styne. -
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-08-22
We Have Squirrels.

MI. Editor:
With your permission ! should like
to say to the citizens of Webster that
on Thursday morning of last week, we
had consignment of gray squirrels
arrive in Webster: and that these little
creatures are to be the property OF the
City Of Webster, with the understand
ing that they are to have their full
liberty and the benefit of the protection
of CITY Ordinance; and such further
protection as kindly disposed people,
old and young, may feel disposed to
give them, in exchange for the lessons
that they will teach the young people
of our town.
A number of boys have already
pledged themselves to furnish food for
them in the winter ), and good
warmly made boxc 81 their shelter
from storms of the winter We feel
sure that there are many people who
will be ready to do as much for them
as the boys. We sincerely hope that
all parties will assist in their protection
from the cats and dogs
We would like to add further that
these squirrels have come to MS through
the kindness and efforts of Hon. John
A. Latsch, former mayor of the city
of Winona, Mimi, and further that the
squirrels are familiar with the ways of
city life, so that the greatest attention
that they will need from MS will be in
the nature of food, and shelter from
the severest storms.
Sheriff Gross desires to add to the
above that he will do all in his power
to protect the squirrels and to enforce
the city ordinance even to fineing and
imp risonment Of offenders. J.H. Hetley.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-08-22
Pennington Fashions.

RIP Van Wrinkle. is awake again.
Harvest fields are receiving undivided
attention
Mrs. Alex Gillis is under the care of
DR.. Miller, of Andover, this week.
Amos Martyr aud Chas shannon
were at the county capital last week.
Miss Lydia Stearns arrived from
Webster last week for a visit with
Pierpont friends.
Mr.. Mccarthy, an old Farmingtonite,
is here from North Dakota visiting his
son, John and family.
The J. II. Parrot home is enjoying a
visit from the children's grand pare nts,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ). Holbrifge, of ST.
Charles, Mimi.
S. A. Guthrie received surprise
visit last week from an old acquaint-
ance, Chris Harrwick, OF Minnesota,
who arrived Saturday preparatory TO
running Alex ellis separator.
Mrs. NJ o. Kidder expects to leave
next Monday for her old home in Niles,
Michigan, where she will be joined by
her brother, and both will go TO Column
bus, Ohio, III response 10 the states
call for the "home coming of the Ohio
ans, aud to visit relatives in that city.
Mrs. Kibler's Pennington friends are
busy paying her farewell visits. Mrs.
l.. a. Hastings spent Friday at her
home: T. H. Kibler aud wife Sundayed
with her; Mrs. V. n Perry and daugh.
ter, Della, were her guests Tuesday and
Wednesday she entertained Miss Carrie
Williams and Miss Anna Huston.
Pennington was the scene of run
away Sunday morning which resulted
seriously TO Lu Fortune, we'll known
Of Eli Fortune and Mrs. Thos. Jones, of
that place, Lu was on his way TO the
Seeley farm accompanied by man and
his wife and child. When near the
church corners the team started sud
denly, landed in the ditch and tipped
the surry over throwing all the occu-
pants to the ground. The passengers
were uninjured but Lu struck on his
head and was rendered unconscious.
Several witnessed the accident and ran
to the aid of the unfortunate ones. La
was carried to the nearby home of G..
9. and Miss Anna Huston and DIR.
Sutherland, of Pierpont, and DR.. Miller
of Andover, were summoned The
patient remained in state of uncon.
sciousnes until toward evening when
he rallied for a while, but grave fears
We're still entertained He improved
sufficiently by Tuesday TO remove him
to Andover, though he is still suffering
internal injuries. Eli Fortune, Mr.,
and Mrs. Jones, Geo. Seeley and Mr..
Bond, of Andover, and Robert Haw-
thorn and son, Will, and Emil Heinze,
of Langford, were at the bedside of the
patient during his necessary stay here.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-08-22
Hunters Take Notice.

The voters and property owners of
Granville township at the annual cleo
ton held in March, 1907, by majority
vote decided to allow no hunting ON the
farms Of that township during the fall
of 1907, and all persons are hereby
warned il they are caught afield with q
gun and dog in Granville township
they will be prosecuted according to
law.
v. Kampa,
Township Clerk.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-08-22

leaves husband, son, m other, sister,
and three brothers to mourn her
early demise and al. were present at
the funeral. The sister, Mrs. Frank
B Stevens, accompanied by her hus-
band and children, arrived in Web
ster from Minneapolis Sunday morn
ing on the train that was to bear her
sister to her last resting place.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-08-22
Bids for Coal for Court House
and Poor Farm.

The board Of county commissioners
of Day county will receive sealed bids
for 200 tons, more or less, Of soft coal
for court house and poor farm, also for
hard coal sufficient for winters use for
poor farm. Said bids to be filed In my
Office not later than September 3rd, 1907.
The board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
@, 4. Biegen,
County Auditor,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-02
HOW CASEY" CLEANED
 OUT 4 MINE SHAFT I

up Colorado way" said Douglas professional man who has been the rounds, "once lived a man widely known as Casey Thompson, who could become involved in more anus ing incidents than any person l ever saw. You may have heard the story of how he cleaned out a shaft in one day. It is quite famous one around the Colorado mines.
 "'Gasey took a contract for $1S0 to clear a shaft of deal of water and he laid the proposition before his part ner. His partner said he was several kinds of damphool as the shaft could not be cleared of the water for that money and make anything at the same time.
 "'AIl right said Casey" If you don't want to help me I'll do the job by myself
 When night came on he went down to the mine with his plan already in his mind There he found small dog he expected to find and he knifed him. He let the blood drop all around the mouth of the shaft and for several feet in all directions he smeared blood over everything. Then he tore up the earth so as it presented every appear ance of having been the scene of terrible, struggle. That accomplished, he threw the remains of the dog in the shaft and retired to nearby point of vantage where he could see what transpired but could not be seen.
 Presently a shift came on to work and the first arrivals had no sooner reached the shaft than some one sent up a cry that murder had been com
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-02
DISTRICT ELECTION NOTICE.

BECAUSE in our judgment it adyis- able to do so, we, the undersigned Board of School Trustees, of District No. 2, County of Cochise, Territory of Arizona, do hereby call an election to be held on the 24th day of August Saturday, 1907. in the certain build ing known as the Central school for the purpose of submitting to the tax payers of said district No. 2. WHETHER the bonds of said district No. 2 shall be issued and sold for the purpose of raising money with which to construct school house at the town of Warren and to construct an addition to the Lincoln and Ere mont school. The said school houses to be constructed in district No. ?.
 William Hughes, s. Nj. Burr and Major Burton are appointed by us for the purpose of conducting said cleo ton, and the polls thereof will be open from the hours from g o'clock Ia. m. to the hour of o'clock p. m. on said election day.
 The amount of said bond issued shall be $1S,0O0.O0 Eighteen Thous- and Dollars) in the aggregate and consist of eighteen (1S) bonds of the denomination of s1000.00 each and shall be numbered from one to eigh- teen inclusive and bear interest from their date at the rate of 5 per cent per annum and both the principal and the interest thereof shall be payable in gold coin ef the United States of America. The bonds are to run as follows:
 Nos. and 2 for one year from date.
 Nos. 3 and f for two years from date.
 Nos. 5 and 6 for three years from date.
 Nos. and for four years from
 Nos. 9 and 10 for five years from date.
 Nos. Il and i2 fer six years from date.
 Nos. 1s and B for seven years from date.
 Nos. IS and 1e for eight years from date.
 Nos. IT and IS for nine years from date.
 DONE at Bisbee. this s0th day of July. A. D. 1907. Board of School Trustees of School District No. 2. Co., chise County, Territory of Arizona. S. W. CLAWSON H. M. WOODS I. ". WALLACE e5e
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-02
WILL RETURN TO HIS POST.

Rev. Harvey NJ Shields, who was recalled to the city to officiate at the services held over the late Southard Thomas. will leave either today or to- morrow for his post at Camp Brodie in the northern portion of the territory, where the National Guard of Arizona, of which he is chaplain, is now en- camped. At the time he received word concerning the death of his young parishioner he was bound for the camp on the northbound train, but secured leave of absence and returned to the city and officiated at the services yes terday.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-02
PERSONAL MENTION.

w Buckingham arrived in the city last evening from his headquarters in Tucson, and will spend couple of days looking after his interests in this vicinity.
 A. Vatican. editor of the Cananea Herald left yesterday morning for his home. after spending the preceding evening here. attending to business.
 Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Engle left the city on yesterday afternoons train Tor the north. going to Los Angeles. where they will spend the next few weeks visiting.
 Peter Johnson, who has been in the city from his home in Douglas, look ing after his extensive business in- terests, left yesterday morning for San Jose, California, where he VIII spend a few weeks on vacation. will join his family there and later visit the various points in southern California.
 Harry Locke. well known mining man, arrived in the city last evening and will spend a couple of days here attending to matters of business.
 George Dunn arrived in the city yes terday morning from his property in the Ajos Mountains and will probably return early next week.
 W. A. Wiggins, connected with me engineering corps of the Pheips- Dodge interests, operating at Sierra de Cobre, short distance from Can anea. arrived in the city last eveL- ing for a short stay.
 Dell H. Matthews left yesterday af- ternoon for Los Angeles, where he will spend few weeks Sacat.on.
 J. E. Morrison left the city yester- day afternoon for Los Angeles, where he will join his wife and they will take a trip through the Golden State, returning to the city abou Sep,em- Der l.
 H. F. Holden, superintendent of the American-Saginaw property, left last evening for Minneapolis, his former home, where he will spend several weeks vacation.
 D. J. Kelly wifi leave on this morn ing's train for San. Diego, Cal., to spend his summer vacation.
 Mrs. c. I. McReynolds and her It tie son are expected home from Cali fornia today.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-02
TYPHOID CASES ARE FEW.

Inquiry at the hospitals last night elicited the information that. compar- ing the situation with other years, the number of typhoid cases now being treated are less than half that were in the wards of the hospital a year ago. On account of the fact that the sewer system has not been installed, as was counted on last summer, this showing is particularly reassuring, and If the advice of the local medical as- sociation contained in the pamphlets mailed to all householders a short time ago is acted upon there is little doubt that the health of the city will show continued improvement. In the Copper Queen hospital at the present time there are eight cases of fever, anIy one being in anyway serious, and at the Calumet & Arizona there are seven, all doing nicely.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-02
RAILROAD MAN VISITOR.

Travelling Freight and Passenger Agent Collins of the Chicago & Great Western railroad, who has been in the city for couple Of days, will leave on this mornings train for the northern portion of the territory to look after the interests of his road. Mir. Collins makes his headquarters in Los An. geies. and visits Bisbee three or four times a year. He said that between each Of his trips here there seems to be some new improvements under way. modernizing Bisbee and the surround. ing towns The project which most impressed him was the electric car line, which Is now under way. and will connect all portions of the district.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-02

mitted. There were the blood stains and the evidence of a struggle. There, too, was the shaft down which the murdered man must have been thrown.
 "'Clean out the shaft said the shift boss-and they went to work on it. Soon all the debris at the bottom and all the water had been taken out and the only corpse found was that of the murdered Fido.
 ''The next day Casey presented his bill for s1s0 and received his money" Douglas standardization.