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The evening world., 1908-10-10
THE LINEUP.
HARVARD WINS FROM
WILLIAMS BY II TOO.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Oct. lo-The
largest crowd that the stadium has held
this season Witnessed the clash between
Harvard and Williams on Soldiers Field
this afternoon. Harvard won-score, lC
10 0. This was the first try out OF
Harvards rather light line against a
heavy eleven.
Williams line was heavy. and the
backs fast Harvard's coaches watched
the outcome with interest in order that
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The cabs arrived shortly after noon.
Within n few minutes a crowd of strike
sympathizers was on hand shouting cpl
thets ut the chauTeurs and guards.
Naturally this attracted the attention of
the crowds on Broadway, and soon
the neighborhood.
Traffic Squad Called.
Traffic policemen were summoned to
the number OF twenty-five. They had
about succeeded in opening up line for
traffic on Broadway and Thirty-sixth
street and we're clearing the sidewalks
when two red taxicabs loaded with spe-
cial officers arrived.
The specials piled out. drew big clubs
and started to charge the crowd with
the evident intention OF smuggling any
bystanders they could reach. SER
geant OF police ran up and shouted;
put I'D those clubs or Tn pinch the
whole bunch We can handle this
thingl"
The special officers slowed away their
clubs with manifest reluctance, and
after a time the bulk OF the crowd dis
persed. Plckets OF strike sympathizers
remained in the vicinity TO pass the
word along should any misguided pas
senRers attempt TO take a taxicab ride.
Stones Hurled at Allen.
That band OF striking red taxicae
drivers last night placed the life Of
Harry Allen, the president OF the New
York Tax!cab Company. in peril and
bombardAd him with stones as he was
getting into one OF the red cabs driven
by a strike breaker outside the Plaza
Hotel II was learned to-day when the
police began TO hunt for the men re-
spons!ble for the attack who, they de-
clare, are striking chaufreurs
The attack on Allen occurred at
o'clock whsn, after dinner at the Plaza.
he walked out of the Fifty-ninth street
entrance TO one OF his own cabs. He
had only walked few steps from the
door when a large stone was hurled al
him. It whizzed past his ear. and with
such force was II thrown that II
crashed through pane OF glass IN the
portecocher OF the Plaza.
Allen made jump for the cab,
screening hts head with HIS arms from
a shower OF stones that ratified about
him like hail. He gained the cab and
shouted 70 the driver to g6 ahead, Two
stones crashed through the windows Of
the cab and the chauffeur driving II
was struck by one. The strikers had
evidently traiied the tai in which Al
len rode from the 5iSty-second street
garage and waited Till the police on
drawn for a change OF TLatoons before
they made their onslaught. Allen told
the police that he thinks ne knows the
rinsieaders Of tho attack. ana they are
looking for them.
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BY VINCENT TREANOR.

Special 10 The Evening World)
BELMONT PARK, Oct. l0,-The Whit
ney colors on Delirium flashed to the
front in the last ten yards OF the Man
haitian Handicap and won one OF the
fastest races in the tracks, history. In
fact, the time, LII S-5, equals the best
record for the course, made by Roseben
Oct 8. 1905, Half Sovereign led up TO
within the last few jumps with DE
Mund and Bosom up very close.
Right at the end. when II looked as
II these three would divide the money,
Dslirium squeezed through and just got
up. Half Sovereign managed TO stick
It out long enough TO be second 1t was
close for the show money but the
judges gave II to Fashion Plate, who
closed strong after running wide at
the stretch turn, De Mund ran credit
ably, stopping only IN the last twenty
wards.
me days racing started With the de
feat of the mighty tOuted keene Ally.
Anliction. she was yielded choice, but
she didn't run TO expectations At tho
end she was doing her best 10 save tie
place from Lady Selma In the early
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THE TAXICAB STRIKE
STARTS A RIOT AND
BLOCKS BROADWAY
to Restore the Stand at Thirty
Sixth Street Results in Disorder
and a Call for Police --Stone
Hurled at Allen.

An attempt the part of the New York Taxcab Company this
afternoon to re-esabh the stand the Hotel Marlborough Thirty
sixth and Broadway, which discontinued when the strike
declared resulted in minor blocked Broadway traffic half
hour.
company succeeded in lining up three cabs the Thiysxh
side of the hotel but offered to ride in them and police
q1anl was necessary TO protect the cfauteulS.
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"Batted for O'Leary.
-*Batted for Summers.
%'+Ran for Thomas.
First base on ball-Klllian, 8; sum-
mers, !; Ruelbach. o; overall, /;
struck out-By Killian, /: by SUM
mers, 2; by Ruelbach, g. bv Brown, l.
Two-base hits-Sheckard, 2: Downs,
Tinker Rossman.
ker. 2; ROssman. Hoffman,
Wild pitCnes overall
Hit by pitcher--Bv overall.
Umpires-Sherdan and ODay.
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Motor Parkway Swccpstakcs-2
Nilea.
lspecial to The Evening World J


GRAND STAND. VANDERBILT CUP
CIRCUIT. Oct 1O-Three accidents,
one OF which It ,s feared will prove
mortal. attended the five races that
inaugurated the opening to-day OF the
new Motor Parkway, over which the
Vanderbilt Cup race will be run. Two
OF the victims were spectators.
Meyer Albion, OF Oyster Bay. was
standing at the edge Of the course on
the road to Westbury when the little
Buick (No. 81 raced by. swapping a
cylinder and shooting a small disc OF
metal from the rear Albion was struck
on the head ed his skull fractured He
managed 20 drag himself TO Westbury,
whence he was taken TO the Nassau
County Hospital IN an ambulance.
When the man was struck the Buick
was on its last lap. 1t continued with
out pausing and won the Nassau
Sweepstakes.
Another winner. the Chalrlers-Detroit
(No. IL. in the Jericho Sweepstakes
committed a similar freak while cross
ing a bridge mile east OF Westbury
l.. +. Matthews. OF Hampstead. wa.
sitting on a bank above the bridge wher
wedge Of iron shot out of the engine
OF the Chalmers Detroit and struck hin
ON the head. He was taken to the Mas
sau County Hospital. suffering from a
severe scalp wound.
Driver Escapes Unhurt.
The third mishap involved one of the
participants in the races. w. Lamotte.
the mechanician OF the Stoddard- Day
ton car (No. lid, which turned turtle at
Plainview. Lamotte and Miller. the
driver, were pitched out OF the car in
the crash. the mechanician breaking his
left arm Miller was unhurt. Lamotte
was taken to his training camp where
his arm was set, the overturned car
was righted and continued the race with
a new mechanician.
Save for these unfortunate incidents
the series OF Ave sweepstakes was a
great success. The big event OF the
series, the Motor Parkway Sweepstakes,
was won by Lyle. driving a big Isotta.
He negotiated the ten laps of the 234o-
mile course at an average speed OF "a
onds He made many tremendous bursts
OF speed. when his car made so miles an
hour.
In Front All the Time.
Louis strang. driving a Renault, was
second In the Motor Parkway, His
time was s6O25. about twelve minutes
behind the Isotta.
Lytle set out like a runaway sand
spout. loading the entire pack OF thir-
ty-fve cars at every lap. His fastest
lap was the nth. which he covered IN
q minutes II seconds. He will drive
tho same car In the Vanderbilt Cup
race tive weeks from to-day.
Next In interest to the pa mile race
won by Lytle was the Garden City
Sweepstakes, won by the Sharp Arrow.
This car was driven by the two young
men who created II, William A. Sharp
and J. Sharp, William sharp was at
tcontinusd on Second PAss.J
The evening world., 1908-10-10

The people of Detroit and all Michi-
gan have been unable to forget the dis
astrous series OF lickings handed their
team by the Cubs last year, and there
Is a general disposition to think that
the Tigers are up against It. belief
strengthened by the known injuries OF
Shorstop O'Leary and Catcher Schmidt.
The crowd assembled early. the gates
OF the field being opened at 10 O'Clock.
The management has virtually elm
mated the ticket spectators. usually so
much In evidence at such e time. all
seats being sold at the park only. and
no purchaser having been allowed more
than two.
Chance sent Ruelbnch and Overall 10
the practice firing line after his regu-
lars had concluded the first practice
they have enjoyed with the exception
of that preceding the New York game
OF Thursday in tbs past week. The
game started promptly on the stroke Of
o'clock. The crowd was estimated at
10000
EXPRESSIONS OF qualification are heard
on every hand that both teams are in
excellent condition and 1T TO play the
best baseball OF their already brilliant
careers The list OF injured Is fortu-
natey short. Catcher Schmidt. OF De-
troit. donned his uniform. despite
finger the condition OF which would
have kept less plucky player from
playing No less spartan was the con-
duct OF Shnrtstop O'Leary. who ignored
a badly bruised thumb Capt. Chance
showed no effects of the blow which he
received in the neck at New York ex-
cept In the huskiness and faintness of
his voice.
Bush Was Unhappy.
Shortstop Bush, whose sensational
work was a vital factor in Detroit's final
dash for the pennant was unhappy He
was Ineligible TO play, having Joined the
club too late in the season.
President F. j, Navin. of the Detroit
Club, had erected In the outheld a tier
OF circus seats, which extended from the
left field foul line over to the pavilion
in right field. They would accommodate
1000 spectators In addition TO the nor
nal seating capacity of the park AL
together there were accommodations for
between 5000 and 9O00O persons, with
space left for those who were enthusiast
tic enough to SIT upon the ground or
stand TO watch the contest.
Rain was threatening as the teams
took the field The weather probabili-
ties before the game were for rain or
snow. Umbrellas were up In the bleach
ers when the Cuos went out to prac-
tiCe, but the weather office sent word
that II wasn't going 70 rain much. The
work Of the Nationals IN their pre-
iminary stunt was very fast-so fast
that Tiger rooterS didn't like the looks
Of il, The crowd broke loose when tho
Tigers got out there, They seemed 70
have boon around the singer for them
selves.
OLenry's throwing ana fielding looked
as good as ever. one face only was
missing from the Tiger line, owen
Bush, the little fellow, was IN citizens
clothes out IN tho crowd ana probably
getting stepped on. During the practice
OF the Two teams a light misty rain be-
gan 10 fall. The weather once had II.
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LuNArlc JUMPS FROM TRAIN

The police OF Newark were asked this
afternoon to look for Oliver Doyle. a
NEGRO lunatic. who jumped from a NOV
Ing train near Short Hills while being
taken 20 the Morris Plains Asylum by
Keeper Newton.
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Cobb Scores the First Run With a
Single After Mcintyre Steals Base
on Kling-Tigers Even Money
Choice in Game To-Day
SCORE BY INNINGS: -HFn7---'--
o o q o o o o $40
O O o O o 8 2 o. 6
Chicago
Detroit
Especial to The Evening WORLDLY

DETROIT, Oct 1oWth the odds to against them and Chi
cago money all town going begging that figure the Detroit
Tigers, American League champions to-day joined battle in the opening
game of series with the Chicago Cubs the championships of the
baseball universe
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There was another enthusiastic and
excited popular demonstration this al
ternoon In front of the Skuptshina
building and the palace of the Crown
Prince of Servia. The Crown Prince
appeared at tha balcony and thanked
the crowd for it's ovation.
The extraordinary session of the
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YALE DEFEATS
HOLY CROSS IN
HANDY STYLE.
New Haven Players Capture
Game From Visitors by
Score of IS to 0.
PRINCETON SHUT OUT.
Harvard Scores Oh Williams,
and West Point Simply
Toys With Trinity.
PRINCETON SHUT OUT.
FOOTBALL RESULTS.

Annapolis, II; DickinsOn, q.
Cornell. q; Obcrlin. u.
Princeton, o; Lafayette. o.
Harvard. 10; Williams. o.
Yale. is: Holy Cross. o.
West POnt, :s3: Trinity, o.
Penn, e; Penn. state, o.
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King Peters Assembly Considers
Momentous Question Against Warn
ing Of Austrian Emperor Who
Masses His Troops.
War Strength Of Austria and Servia
AUSTRIhHUNGARY.

BELGRADE Oct 1o-Even in official circles is believed
that is unavoidable M Pascs Minister of War interview
with the Associated Press correspondent to-day declared situation
most critical adding:
"Hostiites can hardly be avoided"
big passeeng held this morning after which the demon
sao marched to the Skupsltna the members which as
semd claong for The feeling among the Of
assembly is apparently walike.
The that the Austrian monitors which coming down the
Danube reached TIE Sea frontier already beginning to alarm
}ha paoDi,
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but the game would not be interfered

but the game would not be interfered
with.
The Cubs appeared on the field at
1880 and were given a warm welcome
by the crowd. They took on their caps
to II. In moment Herman Schaefer
put In an appearance, The other
Tigers emerged In moment from the
club house and pandemonium reigned.
And then an authenticated parsonage.
rather slight OF build and OF deter
mined air. came down the club house
steps Cheering. footing OF horns, graf
ing OF horse fiddles and flashing OF yell
low and black flagss greeted ~ Cobb.
Among the baseball notablrs In the
gathering were Presidents Johnson and
Pulliam OF the American and National
Leagues Chairman Hartman. u tho
National Commission. ana officials and
members OF virtually all the big league
hall clubs,
First Inning.
Shsckard doubled 20 u-ht deld. Cobb
failing In the wet grass as Dee reached
for tho ball Chance walked. Eysrs
struck out. Schultz out, > haefer "a
Rossman. shsckagd IsAlaE tAirA
The evening world., 1908-10-10

Skupshtine. or National Assembly. sum.
moned to deal with the existing crisis,
was opened to-day amid scenes Of grea,
excitement. The warlike sentiment of
the delegates was very noticeable and
this spirit was given overt expression
by the prompt election to the Presi-
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Sharp Arrow, Driven by
Makers, Easy Winner of
Event in Its Class.
WINNERS OVER THE
VANDERBILT COURSE.
Nassau Sweepstnkcs-93.s4 Miles.
Jericho S,veepstnke.-14O.76 Miles.

Garden CITY Swecpstnkes-IS7. 0S
Miles.
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Meadow Brook Swcepstakes-2II.
Miles.
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Continued on second Pass1
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hnnuItd, o wei
as lead and Master Robert ran good race Frank
soaA forced The psoe but quit.
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DEL|R|UM Wins
HANDICAP EVENT
IN FAST TIME.
Whitney Entry Squeezed
Through When Three Others
Were Fighting 1t Out.

BELMONT RESULTS.
FIRST Rkcg-Royal Captive I,
AffIictIon 2. Lady Selma 3.
SECOND RAcE-Asent I, Water
speed 2. Mark Gumberts 8.
THIRD RAcE-Trance I, Select
man 2. FleId Mouse 3.
FOURTH RACE-DelrIum I. Half
6overolsn 2, Fashlon Plate 8.
FIFTH RAcE-Falr Play I, Master
Robert 2. Frank Gill 8.
SIXTH RAcE-samuel II. Harris
I, Beauelsna 2. kilIleorankle 3,
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,getllng an opsnlns, came strong and won.
only In the last few strides Fashion Plate
Mason knocked back, De Mund quit
.niicsp $500 added; three year Odds and up
Won driving. Winner, CHI, C., by Hastings
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Nh. pelriun saved ground on Inc turn and
ran out ON the turn, but closed strong. Wis
InJS FIFTH RACE-The Municipal Hi
ioSc ward; one mile and six furongs
~, Post time, 427, of I -. Start good
falry Gold. pwncr-A belmont, Time IS
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lU,I longs. straight course.
Post time, ".3s, OF, 2,.@. start 60
MarN .lNu,.r-- NJ. Ia Sal
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Nine Killed; Thirty Injured.

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"YEGGs" OVER IN HARTwELL.
Post and Express Ofices Visited by
Band of Robbers.

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McCreary Out of Hospital.

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INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE,
District OF South Carolina.
Deputy Collector,s Office

Greenville, s. c., April 20, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing described property, having
been seized on the 20th day of April,
1908, near Walhalla, s. c., for vio-
lation Of Sections 3296, 345O, 3452,
1853, and 3454 r. 8. U. s., parties
claiming the same must file bond in
the Collectors office within 80 days
Of the date hereof or the same will
be forfeited to the United States.
One gray mule, one set single har-
ness, one open buggy, six gallons Of
corn whiskey; seized from w. D.
Roach.
One black mule, one set single
buggy harness, one open buggy, four
gallons of corn whiskey; seized from
John Smith and VIII Carver.
JNO. p. SCRUGGS,
Deputy Collector, Sd Div, Dist. OF
1913 South Carolina.
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SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF OCONEE.

summons Tor eltef-(COmplaint
Served.)
e. l.. Rogers, Plaintiff,
against
j. w. Todd, Defendant.
To the Defendant Above Named:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint in
this action, of which copy is here-
with served upon you, and to serve q
copy of your answer to the said COM
plant on the subscribers, at their
office, N the Public Square, ac Wal
halla c.. H., South Carolina, within
twenty days after the service hereof,
exclusive of the day of such service;
and II you fail to answer the COM
plant within the time aforesaid, the
Plaintiff in this action will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded In
the complaint.
Dated this Sd day of April, 1908.
(SeaD G. r. d. BURNS, C. @. p.
STRIBLING G. DENDY,
PLAINTIFFS Attorneys.
April s, 1908. 1920