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New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
BRANDENBURG WANTS MINUTES.
Writer Asks 60 See Grand Jury Record Con.
corning His Indictment.

Brbuzhton B-andenourg. the magzzt1s E-tts-.
made a motion n General Sessions, tough bis
counsel yesterday, inspect TIE minutes o re
grand 1JIry which found indictment agzlas- nm
in connection with AZ article published z -T1s
Tines purporrng 20 bs rhs work q Grover Cls75-
land
B-andenburg's lawyer said MS client rad oee-
guilty OF no v--o,s, having acre6 as e. agent
merely IN ne sale OF The manuscript he sad
tra- 2 s Hastings ire executor @ The C-sve-
land estate and also Mrs Cleveland. had 2-ac--
ca1v guaranteed as genul-s me sig-s-U-e z--ac1sd
70 the manuscript
The lawyer quored rom ls-rsr winch. he said
was from M Hastings 20 The newspaper. rea6-lS-
I nave 10 reason believe thar rne article III
ntshsd YOU BY M Brande-bu-g purpor--ng rc -avs
been written by NJ CIevelaud. IS ROT gsnu-1s-'
Brandsnbu-E was not II court during the a-g1s
r1en- which was opposed by ASSISTANT D-s--tcr A.
tornev KfndeIberger. Who VIII submit o-is-- Ban
deubu-z vas appearing before Magistrate Walsh =
the complaint brought by his wife -cr -z---s a
nav her So week which had bsen o-ds-e1-
II haven't enough money 70 buy a Lu1--.- said
Brandenburg He said that 4 MS VIE Ce----rcsd
him his freedom he believed he could s-zishrz- Is
financial ua1gIe in Two weeks she CONSERVED. AID
Brandeuburg was pa-oIed IN custody Of MS co-1se
for that length o. time
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
HARD WORK 4TFOOTB4LL.
Cornell Getting Ready for Chicago,
1nd Other Teams Busu.
R-erzr- n TIE Tribune

7-hscs. X. =. Nov Io-Iu view of the fs-- that
chicago places great faith in The ability Uf Steffer
- quarterback - gain ground bv rushing. Isrkir.
head coach at Cornell hzs been spending good
part OF The time fa practice with the ends L may
r= worthy g note that Larkn coached -he Carlisle
ends vhr were successful ir holding SteHen TO
rev and small gains last gear Two sets OF ends
riu n taken 70 Chicago. Macarthur and EUrIburJ
he-uE first choice. with Bzy=r and Crosby az sub
s-i-lres
Practice -c-6zv was held IN mud and -ai-. The
-fulE squad was our and tle scrub and varsity had
LONG. hard dr-u. Bo-h teams were sent through
signal d-zl Tor an hour This was followed by =
s.~iurGaEe lasting rl---v-r-e minutes. IN which
W-aIde~ and Move scored z touchdown each tor
ra- VARSITY. Caldwell and Hoffman were N the
~c----ruac= Z has been decided n take three
s9r1a-rer7a-lzz - Thf-sEo--sldVell. Gardner and
V-oo6 caldwell has entirely recovered from his
Injuries and VIII s-a~r -he game. Move has been
shifted n -lEh- halfna-k. and viii continue IN
-rr position as -s- substitute fo~ rhe ~ the
z=ssor
The line for SATURDAYS game mas beer deter
mined On with Macarthur and ElrlhI-- ends.
a. lEo1rke and L=venr~v tackles. Cosgrove ard Bel
guards and wight centre. The back1eld positions
z-e nor IS v@r 5ernirev decided In all proUa bil-ry
Tv6erar and Sh@a-s~ viW start me game as half
hacks with Move. HOFFMAN and Hutchinson as
substitutes.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
N4FY TRIES NEW END.
ChamberIin and Surls Strengthen
Hest Poift BackfeId.
TBv Telegraph 70 The Trlbuns

Annapolis Nov. l0.-The Navy football team has
practically lost TWO days from practice at the
height Cf the season. the men were required to
attend drills yesterday and to-day. which lasted
almost until dark. After the drill there was Just
time for little kicking and a short signal prac-
tIce- The PLAYERS were all on the field except
Lange, who was detained at the Grill, and whose
place al quarterback was taken by Hibbard-
The PLAYERS are II excellent physical condition
and every one is ready 70 start in hard game L
necessary 4 change was made in the arrange
nlent Of the team this afternoon by placing Jones
a. left end and putting Clay in MS place a. left
haIfback. The move was made because no one has
developed f-r that end who was quite Up 10 the
standard and because the Soaches wished to use
both such good men as Jones and Clay Jones IS
strong defensive PLAYER and VIII be useful III break
ing I'D forward passes and OnsIde kicks
Clay played regularly until Dalton's puntins won
him the place but he is fine end runner and such
g willing and good tempered PLAYER that his return
the team viii be popular should the arrange
-7enr be made permanent The lineup viii
be tried against the scrub tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
jBy Telegraph to TIE tribune

Princeton \ J.. Nov. 1o.-The football situation
81 Princeton has not cleared NJ and thlngsT are
more uncertain than ever. McCrohan appeared az
fulIback on the scrub eleven to-day. and Coke and
Fiegenspan al9ernated at fullback on the varsity
Booth played right enc with BarnIlan at tachle'
Bishop. the speedy little hslfback, was tT1ed 81
end and Bard substitute quarterback. played lall-
back in which position he made good showing.
He Is fast man in broken field ana gooo
dodser and made several long runs to-day he IS
almost TOO light for first string back, however.
Dawson another Of Dillons understudles, also
played halfback to-day. Ftegenspan Is attracting
good deal Of attention by his fast work and speedy
starting at fulIback
The shake Up al Yale has aroused a lot OF inter
est here Consderin the fact that the yale
Princeton game Is only four days on. the unceT-
ta1rtv surrounding the makeup of both teams is
the more remarkable Although 10 formal parade
was held to-day. large number Of the students
went our 10 the field and gave the team all the en-
coura cement possible
The varsity worked with more snap and dash
to-day In a secret period Of twenty minutes the
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11

Ertrq Seats Necessary for the Har-
rard- Dartmouth Game.

cambridge Mass, Nov 1o-The demand for seats
the Harvard Dartmouth football game
Saturday is such that II has been decided 70 build
2 temporary stand IN the stadium, with seats
enough 70 accommodate zen thousand persons.
This viii bring the total seating capacity up u
about what II for the YALE game last year
thrry-seren thousand These extra seats viii be
a. The northeast end Of the Stadium and In front
o. the paraper below the cement seats
This sale will he for graduates only. and each
graduate must apply for tickets IN person send
his written application bv another graduate
Tickets will be sold other applicants even
though they bear properly signed applications.
According IN rule. each graduate Is entitled 70
four seats but he VIII n allowed only Two seats
between he goal lines From present indications.
all -ae extra seats viii be taken. and sale OF
seats % the public 5 unlikely
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
YALE ELEVEN STANDS
cor STILL 1T ONE END.
Team !Sho1rs improvement an Fast
Sc-fmn0ge srith Cubs.
- - = = Irfhuns J

,-sr rzez-e1 Nov 1a-Esverv football coach that
-ould get here in reply TO the cali that went oue
after the game with Brown OF Saturday NatVilso
snxtorslv the work Of the reorgsnizeo varsity
go, - +hi--v-nir,te scrirnnage with the fresh
ne, - Yale Field this afternoon. and later Big
low the head coach. announced that the lineup
arranged yesterday would be used against Prince
ton with Cox. IN al probability doing the punt
ins This lineup IS: Haines, left end: Llley left
tackle. Andrus left guard; Biddle. centre; Goebel
right guard. Brides right tackle: Coy. right end;
1chrson Quarterback. Phibin. left halfback- DAILY
right halfhack. Field fuIinsck.
F57iev and Hobbs slternared 8 left tackle this
afternoon n the scriumsge. and Llley's work
7esse6 rne coaches more than that OF the former
Dartmouth star. The new team which is as differ
ent as & team could vel he from that which has
beer looked upon rhe varsity al fall worked
well against the freshmen and scored three touch
score.
The late changes IN the team were made neces-
szrv by ere fact that the eleven, when IL was final
lv put On the field against Brown the coaches
had been expecting 10 leave il for the Princeton
game proved Disappointing. being ineffective and
SLOW.
F1ftpar-Eck was out IN uniform to-day. Tor the
f-s1 tina since his resent injury, and did light
work f5e expects 20 bs able 10 play against Har-
ward bur both he and Cooney viii have TO stay
oit ~ the Princeton game
With TIE exception Of Coy and Brides, 81 night
end ana right tackle. the team today worked
smoothly. Neither OF these men was Al hoEne IN
his new position The work OF the rest Of the week
is expected 10 put both ii readiness Tor the game
against the Tigers. Linn was sent IN for Coy
toward The END of the sc-irlnlaEe this afternoon,
s-F when Bingham took Joansous place al quar-
t--back those N the field decided thar Murphy had
tsIi-n even further than any one had supposed
The football association has decided thar no more
lhan rxo tickets each can be allotted 70 Vale alumni
fo- The Harvard game. 70 b. PLAYED here So many
-licEr17rz have been received for seats that many
rH haze 70 be refused. and the alUTnnus who gets
-z-o VII ne lucky This IS popular move, hut
= is regarded . necessary one The stands seat
5. .0oo persons and applications have been received
fo- z2.eoA tickets Builders have decided Il would
not he advisable enlarge tae stands
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
TEN LANPHERE JURORS.
Ne5o Tenire Ordered Witness Says
He Sac Nrs. Guinness in Ju7Y.

Laporre. Ind, Nov. 1o-Jury selection in the case
OF Ray Lamphere, charged with the murder OF Mrs
Belle Guinness and her three children. came TO an
abrupt halt this afternoon when the second special
verire Of twenty-five men was exhausted Judge
Richter AZ once ordered third ventre. ana the
case viii he resumed tomorrow. Ten juryrnen
have been accepted tentatively
The defence made public some new evidence TO
dav n the story OF Fred Lambright a neighbOr
Of Mrs. Guinness who says that night IN July
he was driving TO town he man and
woman, resembling Mrs Guinness. in a buggy
drawn bv gray horse, drive into the Guinness
yard. He watched them. and heard the woman
say. The money amt here" after she had
Jumped out Of the rig and walked around the
ruins Of the burned house This evidence viii be
used 70 correborzte the story Of \ N. Hudson
and his two daughters who will testify for the
defence that thev saw Mrs. Guinness on July
Lsrnbright does not FIX date for his nocturnal
74son. but the defence declares that II must have
been on July 9
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
MILITIA COMPANIES.
Governor ApProves Councils Rscom-
mendation for SeUen additional Oues

Albany. Nov 1o-Adjurant General Nelson Z
Henry announced today that Governor hughes 1ss
approved ths recommendation oS the militia cogu-
Gil and ordered the organization q seven att-
tioraI companies oT the militia The new con-
pantes are bs Companies 7 and Il, OF re q
Engineers Company Z. OF the 1lst Regimen NsT
York. Company VI. o. The I'd. Brooklyn. ard Con-
panfes L and ". OF the 74th Regiment BU--alo, al
Infantry regiments and additional company
of the sth Artillery district % b dsslg-z-sc rs
sd Company coast artillery corps
With the changes 70 be brought oy he z1c-c0ral
companies The natioua- guard VIII include eight
Infantry regiments. with twelve c9nDa--=s sach.
and one engineer regiment with twelve companies.
the I'd Engineers. OF New York The C--T rsgf-
rnents OF The guard not having the tul E---r q
twelve companies viii hereafter be ne -2--- g
New York. with eleven companies F7ch. 5-ook71-
and S5th Buffalo win nine companies sac-. a15
the 7th and ssth. New York. with ten conpz-tss
each
Adfutznt General Heu-y announces L1zI re se---
annual return OF national guard orga-1zarOr --sr-
bershtp, which brings the record ro -1e closing q
the fiscal year ot the state September 50 Lss-- n
diCates increase in strength and marked general
Improvement On September % there we're SS
officers i4425 enlisted men. total % 1850, E1ich
is net gain for the year q AZ
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
DEMAKEsT TO TURN PROFESSIONAL.
Amateur Billiard Champion Looking for New
Fields 70 Connuer

News comes from the West thar Calvin Derlarest.
the winner OF the national amateur billiard cham
picuship 1907 and Is0S. and Of the International
championship tournament IN This city last spring
viii join the ranks Of the professionals. and that
ne viii play q three-nighr match a. Kansas City
against Charles Ferris
Speaking Of The young champion last night J
Ferdinand Poggenburg. Of the Liederkranz Club.
who has played against Demsrest several times.
said ~ was glad that Demarest had left the anna
teur field IT would enable the national asso-
claJIon 70 hold some tournaments in which one
player would not Cutclass all others He is too
strong for the amateurs" said ne and not too
weak FOR the professionals
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
AGED HEBREW TEACHERS ATTACKED
Young italian Handled Roughly by Crowd
Before Police Get Him

\ bold attempt TO hold up and rob two feeble old
Hebrew teachers made Yesterday BY TWO
Young Italians on the elevated station at Third
avenue and 10Th street. One Of the young men was
caught after q chase and was roughly handled ny
d crowd before being turned over TO the police
His companion Ieapsd across the tracks 10 the
ulatform OF tfe west side OF the railroad and es-
capped.
Abraham J. Damenberg. Of No 50 Henry street
and Morris Lebowitz. of No 12s Monroe street We're
the TWO men attacked They told the police that
they noticed the rwo young Italians following them
closely as they left the train When they were
ha Ifvvav down the stairs the two old men were
knocked down Their calls for help frightened their
assaiIauts off Al the fo1t % the stairs several men
caught man who said ne Thomas Getliarde.
of No 2l7 East l07th street. He was held in $500
bail in the Yorkville court
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11

Starts for -4nn Arbor TO Plqy Mich
ig1n on .Saturdau.

Philadelphia. Nov 1o-vvith three hundred cheer
inE students an escort. the University OF Penn
svlva-ia football eleven departed for Am Arbor
a. noon TO-DAY where II will take the field against
Michigan on Saturday The men viii reach their
destination IN The morning and viii have three
davs in which train c1t there. 7 rhe
greatest demonstration ever given departing
PENNSYLVANIA team.
TIE students assembled st the training house.
and. led by the university band escorted the
squad n The Reading terminal. where cheers were
given for each man and the coaches well Al
or -he PLAYERS. with The exception Of Manier and
keins-h. were IN good condition. Both rhe coaches
and rIavers expressed themselves confident Of
victory. although al look for hard fight.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
ChapIains to Discuss Means Of Tn.
creasing Their Effciencu.

Wasn1uEr0-- NoVerIra-
FOR SOLDIERS MORALs.-The arry cha,.
iains have AZ last succeeded in getting sr,ho-,.,
for joint discussion among themselves ~ r-.s-.
% Increasing The eH5ciencv Or the r9~pz -
movement was started some tirue az, hv a -,
lain who has since been retired sslfr-.
take the army riding tesr. and some zen 7~ -v.-
Of the chapIans 70 meet az For- Lea~sruo-.,
next April They are 70 take I'D -he 4ges,io. i.
special regulations for the guidance ~ rs~s-
OF their branch OF the army with view 10 -.
fishing UNITY OF work IN order m prodGcs ths -.
results They win also give some artsr-foa r, -.
qualifications 70 be adopted by the zovs---.-
in determining the fitness % candidates fs- -
potntrnent The board has been autnor.zs5 70 -,
onry with general matters bearing on tre ann,
OF the chaplaius. and nothing VIII 10 z,zEss4.a
as 70 legislation. The chapains enter rhe se-vf,.
as captains and after ten years service mar b.
come majors upon the rscormeudauor of -1s on
GERS with whom they have served r ls -saiizss
especially by the worthiest of The cHaplafrs rns.
there Is much 70 be done bv mutual e7d=a7o- ara
II is 70 discuss this situation and the a-=uaes d.
usefulness thai they viii gather A. Fo-- Lezvsa-
worth
ORDERS IssUED-Ths following orders ha1s
been issued
ANY
FIRST Lieutenant ANDREw = s-EPEESso,- --sa.-.i
3 70 AGiut3a5 3a2' c.asTsl 5s5 7 s67 -5sl 5rzs
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIP-Ths .1.lov-aE
movements O. vessels have been reported 70 q
Navy Department
AERrvED
Nov Noy 99ssas ap8soase a a, H7 s5aH.sszS EsEz S'T
5sov. Sioux Boston
PLACED IL rsssrys z asvy .- ~ SsF T..z
Norfolk instead q Ha7T yaro- caz--=5--7
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11

FEz-o-er x H- Nov. 7a-Thsr -1e Dartmouth
football team almost 81 concert pitch and that
-he-e * fe~~ '=sr the -ner will become roo hne
before meeting r7a---a-G o- SATURDAY. we're shown
again Jo-,la- wre- -rz ~oar1as gave me men lizzie
vc-k- In -a-r. rhe VARSITY had frolic They
70Tec wiz -r- charging machine. and after skip
ping about -he field catching au6 returning punrs.
ser-led down 20 their only real work NJ the day
his vas only signal practice. a~er all and the
men showed plenty ef srsp and life They used
ezs-v par from ever formation and excused
ss-lv- The ner. needless - say felt happy. for a
sC-lr1rlazs vzs looked for
Al rhs uen except r1awley appeared n be IN
excellent c1ndIrioc- Ssvl=v may not be able 70
gar agal1st Harvard His wrenched arm is not
in1pro71ng rapidly. and although he showed speed
- working ouC ro-dey. ne rad difficulty in handling
psInrs- Polll-d VINO NAY take his place. Is good
rIde-study. bur has not The speed of Eawlev
Dartmouth undergraduates. while nof overconf-
oen- think that the team has even chance
ess1nFr re Cambridge eleven
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11

FAST Run TO HOUNDS,
Drag Hunt at NeadO1c Brook It
tracts Small Field.

EEennpstead Long Island. Nov. 10 Several mem
hers Of the Meadow Brook Hunt Club nad some
excellent sport here today IN q fast dag hunt.
There was only small field because of the horse
show at Madison Square Garden. Beverley Robin
son acted as master of hounds.
The damp ground afforded excellent trailing and
the pack of English foxhounds picked up The scent
quickly and the PACE they SCI vas unusually srlE-
The run started al Syossat crossroads, and led
through Jackson farms east 10 the Burke farm
and then 10 Svosset where the trail ci-cled led to
the south, and finally ended near Woodbury
Those who fa1shed were Beverley Robinson, John
Graham Mrs James 4 Burden. Miss Frances Had
dan Dougas Campbell and Malcolm Stevenson
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
ORDERLY MOB LYNCH NEGRO.
Assault in Mississippi Neighborhood Followed
on the Heels of Numerous Others.

Biloxi Miss. Nov. l0-Henry Leidy. negro. was
taken from the Jail here by mob OF white men
to-day. carried tlree-quarters OF mile distant
and lynched Not a single shot was fired The mob
was orderly and marched hack to the city and dis
persed-
The negro assaulted Elizabeth Hauser. seventeen
years old. here to-day. beating her insenshle
with a club and leaving her FOR dead. She partly
regained consciousness and crawled to where she
was discovered. The negro captured and
identified BY the girl. Numerous crimes Of this
sort have been charged TO negroes IL this neighbor
LoOd of late.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
~ -s-sr-anh 70 The Tribune ]

West Point. y. !. Nov. 1o.-It vas nearly dark
before the signal practice gave way u scr1n-
mage a. West Point TO-DAY. but in the short line
III the VARSITY scored three times The hacl11eld
today was strong one with Charn5erln ct -ull-
back Su-is a. left half and Grebe right halfback.
Surls showed that he still has mis- oldtime ground
gaining power and. in company with Chamberlr,
whose long rest has done him good. they tore holes
IN The scrub line.
The varsity played an aggressive game, and only
once could me scrub hold for downs. HYATT gave
brilliant exhibition IN -urning back punts. and
also added many gains with The quarterback runs
Greblc hurt his hand again. and Brown relieved
him Dean PLAYED on the scrub
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
BY -eIeg-pa Y ne --tburs !

Cambridge. Mass Nov. 1o-Au OF The men on the
Harvard varsity were out for secret drtu this
afternoon Captain Burr watched the work of The
r7sn from tns side lines There was no scrlrr7a ge
bur the practice was fast. and directed toward de
fensfve formations and better work N The hack
field NevhaI. oUsr-erback q last -egr Joined the
coaching force and had Cutler in his care during
the afternoon
Ter--iebe vas replaced by Kennard al fuIIba ok
during latter Part - the practice and both c
Browne and Crowley were drilled in getting down
The field Cnde- punrs. Perkins. = guard and centre
man. was moved NJ from the second team
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
CUPID GETS sEPTUAGENARIAN.
Admits at License Bureau That This Is His
Fifth Wadding

Among those who applied yesterday for marriage
licenses at the City Hall was an aged couple. who
drew much attention from those waiting patiently
in line for Chief soulIy TO pass out the necessary
documents.
We'll what do for you7" asked Chief
ScuIlv Of the couple
Psokop Chlir Bohemian septuag gesnarian. prompt
ly responded that they were there exactly for the
same thing the others.
You don't it. do you?' exclaimed Mr.
sculy- Mr.. Uhlir. who is section foreman in the
Street Cleaning Department assured Mr. Scully
that he had passed the joking age.
When Mr. Scully asked Mr. Uhlir II this was his
first wedding the latter hestated and then blurted
Fifth Four dead" The bride-to-be took II
calmly She had had only husband She is
Mrs. Anna Hayieck sixty-two gears old Both live
No. 1871 First avenue
After Issuing the license 10 the couple. Mr. Scuily
shook nands with the bridegroom and SAID.
You are doing Well I congratulate YOU"
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11

The Columbia seniors and juniors VII meet on
South Field lsis afternoon iu the deciding game
- the in1eTcisss football championship series
Each team has q clean record. the juniors having
victories TO ther c-edit while The seniors have
HUn one game AID tied one. The seniers defeated
vie sophonaores 10y the Of 4 10 . and played
2 game yyir8 the freshmen 90 o. The juniors
from the soph0maTss ~ the score OF I5 10 O.
but they Just defeated the freshmen IN hard
fought game last week by the score of = 10 Il
The rowing club IS managing these football
games since the football association was abolished
In ls95. and the proceeds applied 10 the crew
deficit About $50 has already been collected IN
gate receipts. and it expected that to-days game
viii 70 Vav cutting the remaining
deficit CT s2re1
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11

Amherst Nasz-. NOV. 1.-The Amherst football
team came our - the Cornell gaple IN excellent
TFysicsI condition and held the first hard practice
- the weak this afternoon Yesterday oniv teT
reported for practice and spent the time running
down on puuts fast signal drill was in order 10
ray and later the varsity lined up against the
sophomore team for q 1fteen minute scrimmage.
The varsity hacks tore through the opposition line
far several touchdovus. Fits the team and
Brown played ieft tackle. as AbeIe and Eibourne
were on rhe side lines All the other regulars were
in the lineup Mason and Fits have been taken 10
the training table
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
BASEBALL MEN TO MEET HERE

President Puliiam Of the National League OF
Baseball Clubs sent out an announcement 70 club
presidents yesterday that the annual meeting win
b. held on Tuesday- December S. at p. m. at the
WaIdorf-As;oria Hotel. In this city. The board of
directors viii meet On the same day st z o'clock
noon
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
HOPE STILL FOR FREE FOOTBALL.

LBv Telegra0n . The I-1bune
Pirtsburg Nov. 1p-And-ew Carnegie desires that
his Carnegie Technical School become as famous
as the big Eastern colleges both in the teId OF let
ters and IN athletics. Orders have been given that
the athletic committee Of the school prepare at
once for big training house for the football squad
next year. The ideas OF Mr.. Carnegie as 10 free
football among the colleges did not work ont as well
here last year as he hoped. but h is not dsccur-
aged