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New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
RESULTS OE GAMES

Philadelphia, June 25.-The New York Yankees
and the Philadelphia Athletics broke even in
double-header here to-day. the first game going to
the home team by score Of to 0, while the
second by the visitors by E. Of 70 I.
With Elberreld, who had Just been appointed
manager, on the coaching line the Yankees showed
great Improvement, the work Of Chase being K
ceptionally clever. He made some fine stops and
throws that were loudly applauded- Both contests
were interesting. In the first game Plank pitched
for the Athletics and had the visitors al his mercy
throughout Orth pitched good ball for the
Yankees. single by HartseIl, a sacrifice and
Balls tumble in the fourth inning gave the Ath-
Ietics their first rIr. while IN the seventh they
made two more runs Conroys muf, q triple
and two singles
Lake. for the Yankees. and Bender, for the Atf1-
letics, were the opening pitchers in the second
struggle, with the honors in favor Of the former
The home team saved from shut-out in This
game when Murphy sent the ball spinning into
right field in the last inning for home run. The
visitors made what turned out to be their two
winning runs in the fourth keeler bInted safely
while Hernphiu walked. Chase made an inHeId hit
allowing Keeler TO score, and on StahTs drive
HemphilI tailed.
The scores follow.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26

Good golf marked the first days play in the
tenth annual championship tournament OF Staten
Island which began yesterday the links Of the
Fox Hills Golf Club. J. A Janin, Of the home
club winner of the title in 1899 and 900. showed
q fash of oldtine form in the qualification rouno
by reeling off q 70. good enough TO win the 20"
score medal by margin of strokes
@ West Taintor. although a member or FOX
Hills and incidentally champion OF the cluo' ouI
entered from the Richmond County Country C4uo
had an ST. as did J A Marvin, of Fox HIS. II
G Armstrong another Fox Hills man. made Al
each way for an So. R. r. Manlock and CharIeS
Presbrey with scores Of 81, tied for last place In
the first sixteen, and on the play-of Mamlock
won There were forty-six starters out OF nifty
five entries the best showing in years. An added
cIIp for the third division offered. and the de-
feated eight Of the championship set VIII also
continue on for a trophy. Janins low score card
was follows
Out -...-..-.---.--..--ss sss Ee
Reverses followed speedily. however. for the
the hands of Bert Allen. who could not do better
than "a in the morning. Allen made ~ against
Jarlin and won by up and to play. The match
ended in a rather spectacular manner Janin, after
overplaytng the seventeenth green on his second
shot holed out approach from the rough FOR
& Allen almost drove the green. but an fnd1f-
ferent approach left him some eight feet from the
hole He showed his nerve by bringing of the
next for halve in g.
Armstrong. who has been improving in his game
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
YALE CHEERED ONCE
EOUR-O4RED CREW WINS.
HARVARD Meets One Defeat IN the
annual Regatta
Evr.I.sraph to The Tr,bune.l

Ner rondon Conn. June 2-faie s'al,eu ~
.usDiciously by winning the first race on 'He - -
grarnre-the four-oared varsity eo"'e' -,
boIIow fashion by a margin of nearly three ie"s rs
r.. -acs mas not truly rowed. however on tue
.a-+ os either crew Harvard's four was on trlle
In the lead, but soon after the start AIe =
stroke caught crab Of the deep sea NaIloNS-
recovered quickly, but by the time the spiasnins
In the Harvard shell was over faie han se
q lead of couple Of lengths, "nlcn chnCAeu 'A'0
race then and there for the Blue
AT the ana half mile post haie Heu
lead Of seven seconds, but the careIessness Oh '"
B1ue coxswain nearly lost the race He nis1udseu
the force Of the wind and tide as the shell ap-
rroached the finish mark at the drawbr1dge. AS
rasrI+ the Yale boat swung away OF its course
and over toward the east side OF the river
coup1e of lengths were lost before the course was
re1ained In the mean time Harvard was pulling
hard and straight for the finish line' but fales
early lead was too substantial TO be overcome
and the boat crossed the mark ten seconds ahead
Of the Crimson she'll
Both seemed strong at the finish o. the
two miles. Yae's time was o:3sls and HarVards
1o:43La
The start of the four-oared race was scheduled
for 1880 a. m. and. strange TO relate the crews
got away slightly before II o'clock, which was
considered a creditaDIe performance on the part
of the regatta committee
The start opposite the coaiins station. two
miles uo the Thames River and the race
bridge. Harvard had the west lane Of the course
and Yale the east side. The water trifs
rough but a strong tide and a stiff wind were with
the oarsuleu they down IN. river. The
observation train which went Up the east bank
OF the river was well filed, but ther. only
a handful OF enthusiasts on the train across the
river
The day broke hazy. but the forced it's
way through the clouds and rapidly burned away
the mist. There betting 70 speak Of on the
four-oarcd race. II generally conceded that
Yale would win. William P. Eno's steam yacht
Aquilo acted the judges boat, usual. and
the regatta committee aboard the fast launch
Arrow The revenue cutters Gresham and Mohawk
and the dispatch boat Dolphin kept the course
Of all kinds, not ventured on the course dur
ing the race, and there were arrests.
There some fine Yale cheering from -ha oh
servatfon trains, and the usual booming of yacht
cannon and shrteking Of whistles when the crews
crossed the finish line Secretary Taft did not
come over from New London in time TO see m.
morning races, but the Presidents yacht the SyIoh
with Mrs Roosevelt and the children aboard was
anchored near the finish. and the Presidential
party gave the winning hearty round OF
applause.
Ihe Yale four averaged about 90 strokes m RI.
minute throughout the while Harvard started
IN AT close to 50 stroke, but was forced TO come
down TO 60
Inc makeup Of the rours was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
DEFEAT FOE MRS. POUCH.
Onetimc Champion Put Ont tn Lazrn
Tennis TOurnfn.

Philadelphia, June z5-Mrs. ". H Pouch a for
n1er champion. defeated in the fifth round Of
the womens national championship lawn tennis
tournament on the courts OF the Philadelphia
Cricket Club to-day. Miss Edith Rotch. Of Boston,
took her measure and S5. IS 81.
The summary of the days play follows:
Wonens singles Cffth roundl-Mss Edith Rotch Eos
ton defeated Mrs W Il Pouch. E1gIevood Field Club
2-6. IS 81: Mrs Barger WaIlach. Newport. de-
feated Miss Borda.. Philadelphia, 6-3, S-2; Miss H
Johnson. staten Island defeated Miss Cohen
S-6. e.; Miss Marie Wagner. Hamilton Grange 1e-
fested Miss Nicely, Chicago. So +S, IS
Senntfnal round-Mrs- Barz.r WaILach defeated Miss
g.
Women's doubles (s,cond -ound)-M1ss Ne-fy and
Stoover defeated Mrs Weaver Miss Fleming 81,
and Miss Marcus. 6-4 7-5 Miss Sears ard Miss Curtis
defeated Mrs. Aureruar and Miss Smith Go, S"L
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
NEW CREW CAPTAINS ELECTED
rBv Telegraph 10 The T-ibune-I


-7o, Conn June 3-The Yale varsity
o.-s,,.r elected H A Howe captain Of next year
crev Howe lives at East Orange. n j. is mem
30 - N. class Of 'oe and pulled at No to-day
At = meeting Of the Harvard varsity eisht sL'0
- 90. this afternoon, W. r. Severance II bos-
- - .1.c+e5 cantsin Of next years crew. Sev-
80. ,s q member Of the cIas Of pe. ana has
',1as -, .b. varsity crew for two years
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26

Championship (hrst und)-Tainter beat HOPPE -
up and play; Alien beat Jannins' up n5 am ~
ppisv: n 2 Armstrong Dean. up and TO play;
So++cros heat Ives 4 up and play; Marvin beat
Mannlok 1 up 18 holesl; McMenanny beat sears i"
up and L 10 play; T H Thomas beat Faoer ny
Second sixteen (frst round Smith beat Newman;
mn and TO play: Walser beat Seaman, up and 4
to PLAY Davis beat A H Pogson, up and J. 10 70
nIsT: Fovd beat Presbrey. and 70 play DaneIis
beat Hungerford. 8 UP and TO play; George arm
heat Bullock 8 up and 5 play; Pusey beat Hardy,
l
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
eRlswoLp NOT SERIOUSLY INJURED
-.,.-s-b The Tribune }

by Telegraph 70 The TriouneD
e-z- To-6on Conn June 25.-Grisvold- the 1ale
os-s-rar. who collapsed during to-days race, was
gle n return 70 New Haven with the Yale ere"
to-rfz-- Cantsin Ide- Of the crew, said IN dlscuss
.- me accident: Harvard is entitled 70 full crsoit
- ~ z+--o-v Her crew outrowed Us and proved
: - .,.,- eiz++ TTe have no excuses TO
--slys ---a vale men did al that could have been
.--e--ad If them under the circumstances
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
SHIFT OFT FOR THE sUPERBAs.

Philadelphia shut out the superpas IN the
.e-ssc ,e+u-een the mines Washington
psrl BrookIvn. yesterday. by a score of TO d
7-be home men were unable 10 do anything win
,bs delivery of Foxen, who was In the po3 loi
T,bIladeIphia- The Quakers helded perfecuy' IN
N. fourth inning they scored four runs oI
,+ 4. f,robI. and a home run drive by
1-s,saeId. which turned out more than enough 10
win.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
PLAY ON LOCAL LAWN TENNIS COURTS

Three q the seTni-fnal round oracAeCs ~
t1s5 ~ rzz1stave ?. Touchard, Dinnon T. Hooerrs
snd Charles N Bull. r., yesterday IN tne Oou4 iia
-. - -. 1az-n tennis courts ot the DunWoodie
country Club. Tonkers
TIE summaries follow:
ss~rz sirzles 6s-cood -ouno o-la-noun tr@ei>
Z Cc-ueIl. e. o. "
--5 ound5lstave Joushs.a sfess.d sbrshaln
rs-s.--- e ss: c n Bull j. osteareo a
Ru-ro- 60 e-s; l. u. Burt vs c cHsln'
Ner doubles gpr-1iua-y ro1ro) ec--.
1f.-eT z0- @-orr Esu-r ps--ner o. 10
a. F4--r 6sfezse6 Werrheirn eno base'ors --T5
to-s,--t defeated Rogers ana Cn.ps'
e defeated hoo-r,ss
a. r7TI--h Blake vt Ioucha1o e ~
&c.. 81 furfnishecD.
-. = --o,-bz-d successfully defended his
tora, - +5,s Tar1ant challenge cup in the singles
late vesterdsv afternoon in the closhs .,1-.-
Ire tournament on the courts OF the -
Cuh YonkeYs He had placed TWO So. 80 81
rrs,r. n wednesday. The final score was -
70, = 6I /
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
ACCIDENT TO SYRACUSE.
Shell Runs DOzcn RO1cbodt and Bosc
Is Badly SpLintered.
nv rsl-eraph to Th- tribune. !

Poughkeepsie. y. l.. June Z5-On the eve Of tns
intercollegiate regatta, which will be held here On
Saturday, the Syracuse varsity eight met with an
accident to-day which lessons their chances OF
capturing the big event just as the oarsrnen were
passing the three-and-s -haif-mle mark spin
over the course the shell coIIidsd with rouboat
and snapped off more than six feet OF the bow.
The bow Of the she'll spIltered and crun1pled
UP like paper. Ten Eyck hurried the SPOT
in the launch. and Dodge and Sinner. bow and
No ?. respectively. were taken aboard. and the
naming padded the shors
of the river and landed at the Cornell hoat-
John Hoy1e. the Cornell boat builder. made
examination Of the splintered shell and told Ten
Fyck that II he got 70 work II right away the
damage could be repaired by Saturday noon IA
time for the
The work Of the various crews was light to-day.
the coaches are satisfied that their men are IN
good condition
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
YANKEES BREAK EVEN
DOTTBLE WITH ATHLETICS.
Former Team Shoes Great Improve
n1ent at Philadelphia.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Neu York at Philadelphia.
Louis at Detroit
Chicago Cleveland.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Philadelphia 3; New York, first game.
New York, 2; Philadelphia. (secOnd gsme)
Boston. 2; Washington. 1 (13 tnnings).
Cleveland, 3: Chicago, ..
St Louis. 4; Detroit L.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAM ES TO-DAY.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Buffalo at Newark
Toronto Jersey CITY
Rochester Baltimore
Montreal at Providence
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Newark, Buffalo. s.
Jersey City. :: Toronto 2.
Rochester. g.; Baltimore.
Montreal. L.: Providence, Q.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
BOSTON. 2; WASHINGTON.

AT bOsIon. r. 4 z
Boston 80 0 o q o o - Is
Washtngt'n o 0 O-I 10 I
Batteries-Boston. Young and Crixer: Washing
ton. Gates and Warner. Umpire-OIoughl
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
yFw YORK TEAM WINS AT CRICKET
Philadelphia Veterans Beaten In ln'efei'S
Cricket Match.

rlsre-e =. -. zr,-t ana Philadelphia played on
iae rronnss - the staten Island Cricket clno 81
livingston. yesterday, resulted N 'i0'0''
New York by z margin OF 81 runs.
The summary follows
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
p,7TssuRG, q; ST. LOUIS, 8.

pt51sbafs Is sf LOUIS SS ! "a :
,,,+eries-Pittsburg Can1nitz ou1g. AaqdoA 4
5alL4t,Ior- ~ I oIis Lush and Ludwig I'm
,ire-- EInsne
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
,ECOND GAME

.Ratted for Iindaman the ninth inning.
New York. ..........-... x
hasa bits-DahIen.
rt..h.1 smith Sacrifice hits-Sweeney, Seymour (2I.
ln.SHn bases-pevIu t2l, shannon. Double plays
pi,rb.v and McGann; BridVell, Doyle and Teuney
l.rI ouf--F3v Tayior .. by Ltndsman. = Hit nv
eeitrbed baby Taylor. ]. by LindarnAr- Bases
~ ~ hsfis-Bv TAYLOR. by Lindaman. Y WILD pitch
on rs@Ior Urnpires- RiEIer and Jc hnstoue Time
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
SECOND GAME.

New York..................o 0 o %
Philadelphia .,.-------.----..0 Ii
Two-base hits-Smith. Ball Home 1n--Murphy. Sac
rthce hits-Stahl keeer. Davis. Stolen base-Stahl.
Double play Kleinow and Ball Left basesNew York
g. Philadelphia, 5. First base baIlsOn Lake, /; Off
Bender, 2. First base errors-New York l. Struck
out-By Lake. by Bender 8. Time OF game-2:oo Unl
pire-Egan.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
FIRST GAME.

-Baftsd for Bolltes IN fourth inning
Boston -:.--...-....---.----o I ia
Left on base.-Boston 7; York 8. Three-bsse hit
-Dahlen- Home run-Shannon. Sacrifice hts-McCiann.
Pates On Boutes. Stolen aass-Dahen- Struck outBy
Boultes l. by MaarkeyJ I; by Dorner First base on
baIIs-OT Boultes q off Beecher q Of Dorner. 2 Wild
pitch-Dorner. Hts-Of Cranda!l. in one inning; OF
Reecher in three innings; Boultes, in three Inn
fuCs Unlptres-Rigler and Johnstone.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
ST LOUIS. 4: DETROIT

At Detroit RI z
st. Louis ..-.-.-........o o q q a. I
Detroit ....-.-...........o o o o q oI 2
Batterfe-St- Louis, Powell and Stephens De-
t-ott, Summer. and Schmidt. Umpire-CouuoIly.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
GIANTS WIN AND LOSE
TEAMS IN BATTING BEE.
DonIin's Error Care Boston First
Game of Double Header.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Boston New York
PittsburK at st. Louis.
Cincinnati at Chicago
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Boston, IA: York, 10 (frst gamel.
New York. :; Boston. second gane).
Philadelphia 6: Brooklyn. O.
Pittsburg 4; st. Louis 9.
Chicago. 4; Cincinnati O.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
The score follows:
Philadelphis
MMm

hf+-Dsborne. Home run--tsFaashela MT
~ Psfortns Da in 5ls innings: OF Holmes. IN W
tH Bransfeld, Lewis Double
innings: 5s::aT1 Knabe Bransied Left on bases
pay T3roolyn Z. First base bsls-OI
,hllade FIRST base erTors-Fn delphia St9 III.
FoNen J. bv Holmes. /. by F'ozen 4 Wild
out go Tfme-l:3s Umpire. oDay
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
CLEVELAND, 8, CHICAGO. 2.

At Cleveland: r. H E.
Cleveland .-.........-..0 o Ks
Chicago ...............1 %
Batteries-Cleveland. Idebhardt and Remis, Chit
caFo, Altrock. Sullivan and Shaw Umpires-Sheri-
dan and Evans.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26

Harvard Yale intercollegiate cAaTnpa7ushp Rasebal
Gam. Polo Grounds Saturday. June 27th. p
seats al spaldirg's WanEmaker's Baseball once HGr
ward ani Yale Clubs.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26

Lynn. 8; Fall River. 2
New Bedford Il: Lawrence. ).
Worcester s; Lowell
Rrockton. 8. H1vcrrf11. 4
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26

Ll.a.usi. Races ssturday Str MontsnA iea'e
fouse n y Tickets ls Wall St
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
FIRST GAME

o y
rwo-bsse ht-Nflss rhree-base hit-E. Collins.
ht-NichoIs Stolen base-HemphIll. Double plays
Niles. Ball and Chase. Left bases-New York 6:
Philadelphia, 7. First base bals-Or Orth, 2: OF
Plank, !. srrors-Philadepha, . Struck
out-By orth, 3; by Plank 4 Time game-15o. Uun-
mfr
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
JQr1ir1 U)inS Lodv Score Medal.
Leads Field in Staten Island Golf Championship and
Then Meets

Of late, made "a against J. ". Dean. and won
easily by up and to play
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26

FIRST RACETHE sTA;wART: selling: for three
rnaf7
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26

e..-b,U PoIo Grounds Today. "a N Giants
Basfon Admission 30 cents
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26

Eor other sports Sc e4SAtA pa9aD
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-05
Cnaot q = l1Doono DOoD
padsctsnd0 d Tuberculosis pulasoM1e
Dor ol ELIXIR DUPEYROUX

OUkOM4M - L. 5000
padsctsNd0 ds tubsrcal0sts pul0soN1r
por 81 ELIXIR DUPEYROUx
81 sefior Antoine BEGOU naci6 q
Paris On 1870 y viyo rue de II GoRo
do Reuilly, .. On Paris. Hace tempe,
habl4 tenido, on ol ej6rcitO, On Or
leans, una congestion pulmonar Y
toSia cAdA invierno. COgio Otra con-
gesti0n pulmonar On 1905. En- ahril
1905, tuv0 una hemOptisis que dur6
tres semanAs y durante Il cual ox-
pecfor0 cercA de medic ntro d
sangr0. Tres m6dicos 10 cuidnron
1ucesivamente sin mejorar su estado.
CuAndO vino { mi cOnSulta en- los
primoros dias do noviembro 1901,
0nc0ntr6 lesioneS tuberculosis do
eegundo !grado On toda 10 extension
de 81 pulmon derecho y en- ID cuarta
parte superior del pulm0n izuuierdO.
Perdia ell Aliento Al rnenor esfuerzo
Y hAbia enmagrecid0 en- extreme.
Padecia de dolores de cOstado y trans
piraba mucha de noche. lie orden6
mi tratamiento base de ELIXIR
OUPEYROUx y, 4 fines de Julie
1907. eStabA completamente curadO.
FL Seflor Begou me hA permitido pu-
blicar su case con el ObjetO do eoR
DR.. DUPEYRoUx
5. Square de Messino, 5, Porla.
n klixir DuPcyroux - compone -
ereosota vcrdadefa dc haya gafacolada,
iodo, cnrtiente y glicerofosfato % cal
combiMadoe. Obra provocand0 n fbrnAs
cion do antitoxinas tuberculosis en- g
aacro sanguineo. III frasco do EIixiP
Dupoyroux cstA acompahado del mAtodo
1e IatamicntO cmplcado poP el DoeAn1
Dapeyroux contra u tuberculosis
Depoaito sn San-Juan Fidel 0nll1n4moeR
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-05
4 los suyeig!0Iey ' Agsn!s

Para II bHena Marcia de esra Admini1s
sraci0n, no admitimos Atlas de- suscxip-
torres este diario sino desde el primero
- cAda mes. Las BAJAB se avisar6n lon
Has 20 q 81: advirtiendose que In cue -
ueren con posterioridad no se tomar1n om
suenta nj surtir4n efecto en- n contabilidn1
aasta 81 dis dltimo del mes siguiente al en-
cue % noliciten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-05

Catedral.-Dfas laborables: 7, 730
y 8.30.-Festivos: 5, 7, 8,9y IL.
San Francisco.-Diasl laborables: Z.
-Festivos: $50, y 7.30.
San Jose.-Dias laborables. 7 30
--Festivos: $50 : 80.
Santa Ana.--Dias laborables: y
!. .aD.-Festivos 8 Y 10.
Puerta de Tierra.-Martes: 7.-Do-
mingos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-05
Seccii6n RdigiiuSa

Santos para ma1ana s.:
II de Adviento. San Nicolas de Ba-
ri, arxobispo de Mira y cf.
Santos para ell dfa T.:
San Anbrosio OBJ. J dr..
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-06
SETTLEMENT EXPECTED.

Toxic, March aPublic opinion has
been aroused In Japan concerning tn
seizure Of the steamer Tatsu by Chi
nese authorities at Macao, February Z
A special cablegram just published in
an extra edition of the Jill state Chi
ma offers to release the Tatsu aud
apologize, but purposes to hold the
captured munition pending an investi-
cation by mixed tribunal.
Minister Hayashi. 1t is reported
positively refused to consider this
proposition. and said that the yes
sci and her entire cargo must be
Internationally restored 1t is furth.
er said that Hayashi. acting under in
structions from the government. sent
the first secretary to the minister of
foreign affairs with a statement that
in view of the attitude OF the Chi
nese government, it only remained
for Japan to proceed In such manner
that would uphold her dignity and
protect her interests. Among the
highest officials it is believed that
the matter will be settled without re
sorting to force.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-06
STOLE MODELS
OF ] TORp[DOES
BLISS COMPANY CAUSES ARREST
OF GERMAN FORMERLY IN
THEIR EMPLOY - SAID He
SOLD SECRETS.

New York. March 5.-The Z. "
Bliss Company, manufacturers Of pro
jectlles. caused the arrest tonight Of
William Esser. a mechanic Of Brock
lyn, who. it Is charged. has stolen
brass models Of principal parts oi
torpedoes now in process Of secret
manufacture for the government
Detectives engaged on the case as
sert that other arrests will be made
Of men who win be charged with o.
fering for sale t. other governments
secrets of projeetile manufacture Is
ser is a German and from 1904 10
1906 was employed BY the projectiie
makers His son was also IN the EN-
ploy Of the company until a few
months ago. Some correspondents
found in Eeser home was seized.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-06
NO uLTlmATum.

Toxic, March G.-Noon. The Asso
oiated Press was informed this morn,
ing F'riday) that negotiations with
China in the matter of the seizure OF
the Japanese steamer Tatsu had not
reached an ultimatum stage yet and II
was further STATED taat Minister Hay
ashi at Pekip had not been instructed
to that effect. II is also believed
that Hp ashi has not made any
threat to use force II is admitted,
however that in the event Of China
falling to yield only one course is
possible
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-06
BURIED IN THE
POTIER'S FIELD
RUSSIAN WHO ATTEMPTED TO
X kiLL CHIEF sHIPPr IN
TERED 6Y COUNTY.
SISTER TRIED IN VAIN
To Have Body Buried According t
Jewish -undertakers and
Rabbis Refused--police
Hunt Emma Goldman.

Chicago, March 5.--The body OF
/ Lazarus Oyerbush the Russian Jew
who tried to assassinate the Chicago
/ chief cf police Monday, Was hurie
tonight in the pottcrs field. The as.
| sassins sister. Olga Averbueh, her
resources exhausted gave reluctant
consent to intermcnt by the county
and in the darkness tonight, with 4
| drearyi rain p1rring down unaccom-
lpanied BY friend or relative, the
corpse Of the unfortunate youth was
taken to DnIning the site of thc
connty's poor farm, and there, by the
Hight cf lanterns. placed In grave to
be henceforth designated by mum
bel in the county records
Following her release today Aver
buchs sister made vain attempts to
have her brothers body given burial
according to Jewish rites. A numberl
OF undertakers were communicated
with in her behalf, but all declined
to take charge Of the body. An an
peal was made To several rabbis with
ike result. Coroner Hoffman then
arranged for disposition Of the body. |
Efforts Of the police during the day
10 uncover a possible conspiracy in
connection with the attempted assas
slnation met with little success. In |
the seizure of trunk fnll of litera- |
ture belonging to Harry Goldstein. |
the authorities believe they have i'm
portant evidence oil Goldsteins affi!ia- |
tion With ahsf'chigtIc satfeffes, bnfi
there was nothing bearing upon thel
attempted crime.
One CT the first effects OF the |
united action of various branches Of
authority to suppress anarchy was
the cancellation of all engagements
for Emma Goldman to speak here
Owners of halls where she was to ap-
pear We're notified that such meetings
would not be permitted and acted ac
ccrdingly.
All day the police searched for Miss
Goldman. who was reported 10 be ia
he city but up to d late hour tonight
She had not been located Assistant
chief Schuettler said he had no In
ention of arresting her however. un-
ess she violated the law. which 1t is
now she will not attempt to
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