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The Detroit times., 1909-03-11

Gambling VA, been forbidden To the
r""'i"cA hiSh school i've wiz meet oil
t .u..r- t"4tu tuis evening
joe t.a"- srt> =. 5Oo. win. lose or draw
i' 1et aill iabez Whit
''"",r turn r"d johnn, ,ouion may
.I ugNf iu Nv NorN
'"tcrnn BnN mailman. VIII go back
" and ,at' ID f"i 'ent'i
'br Wt-il knocked gu, ,oons pierce
N.tI'a tN ffultd'iphia We"~
~
The oi""t- spN~ risht men whose
f'.Ias.-N iss puuhds 80.
'rou.,I,rnin bu-ketbaiicrs wan, q"
...N I'.HEH .ff t.v uat 'rua| col
apluHsili.
'he rir''e- "na -Ird -, pIa, Ia Hot
itu.- 81. ..tte. part 1f th, month.
fto i~ .,.- SO ~ tpa rt Itdrea
<afri'er or'ndor' who served IN the
.t.IsN .f".t trtti wears * o. n VI
r-n O. t,Nha Wltf the Bost|u
Ni'".H'- SO ned Win l.o~ ~
itefar~ fo4ci. o. the ph,,adelpsin
frHlre .fHf-e f.4t tuXaIesk i wHp
ft,r trd 81 -nt 1905 askoG too
H"H 'tfn i.r Piili.tF TIE sontn-
a laW came - terms VITA Mana4 1r
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11

SINNERS FIRST CRIPPLE OF SEASON;
THREE STARS ARE STILL MISSING

stopping laurrls lie il quite bit
faster CA his feet and is w.uging EN-
down TO second In stgaight lines.
klilian. The lokcml has found a
nickname Tor Siauagc. whom he call
Spinarh
jennings Was Chased.
Manager Hughie went 10 center FOR
a While IN batting practice and II was
Fun 90 hear the sluggers yell PLENTY
OF room as they gave him success
sion OF chases 10 the Mrthest con
fines ot he Held
They don't hit EN- any harder thaa
that commented Dayy Jones atte.
sam Crawford had cracked right heli
fence three successive times on frs.
or second bounce. The gentleman
from Waho is certainly welding the
willow in way TO augur we'll FOR his
batting average this season.
Charley OI.eary also has his eye
Frightened this spring lie has neve!
h.l better IN his lie than he is doins
right now. He has the quick. steady
chop that lines the drives out over
The inhcld
Bush Has Lost Eye
Schaefer l. the only one OF the Ia
ielders to show the serious effects
II the wnirlwnd start tie Is quite
sore and stin from his eNertlons.
Bush is as tast as ever. but nash
thar wonderful judgment OF ground
hits which ne displayed last taii Il
VIII come N due time and No one Is
worrying about the wonderful Rid.
Pitcher Works feels thu same way
4 haven't got thing but my piteA-
ing swing said the nig yuungsttr
after his turn al pitching TO the BAT
tiers. "0ut ! will gel * all back In .
week
Schaefer Dod9es Barber Club.
Tuthiu and CraN ford Gre anxious
10 start club ot nee To get their halF
cut. each mcm0er % deposit 50 as
guarantee tnat he viii arm the tries
within A week SDhaeteg absolutely
refuses TO Join ON account OF the pc
caliar position " his eats
George Winter favet .oday "hen
cant Schaeier asked him II Vermont
was anything like PnHmont Oh YES
the, miss Claude
Eddie WiHeu SAYS ~ is tat. he
does no1 look 1t however lie leI'
Mrs Willett behind IN Detroit last
fan and has moi seen her since.
kiuiar = sloved right hand has been
badly bruised bv Moriariys throws on
inAeM practice That shows that the
new third tJSemaa has something 10
NJ Way OF nard heaving.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
II Saved His Leo.

All thought I'd lose my leg" writes
J \ Swenson. Watertown. Wis Ten
years OF eczema. that IL doctors could
not cure. had at last laid me up. Then
B1cklen's Arnica Salve cured it sound
and well" Infallible for skin Erup-
tons Eczema, salt Rheum. Boils Few.
or Sores. Burns. Scalds. Cuts and Piles
A. H. c. Kinsel. Central Drug Co.
GRAY e Worcester
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
TY COBB WAITS
LIKE CHAMPION
BY PAUL n. sRuskE.

SAN. ANTONIO, March H. Tyrus
cobb is certainly acting the champion
all over
Real champs, you know. always let
ihr crowd wait awhile before they
enter the arena That is just what
the Georgia Peach Is doing now
While the other outfelders are ex.
crcising merrily. Tyrus is still among
the missing But all that will be for
gotten when he begins his wonderful
work again
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11

ami naae ,an a. Youngstown o.
where Reese the buneselfrl "hl
HNel ..r Nllln. arm. resides
sore Muscles Prevail
tH o.. tae Tigers ave uoW H ih'
sisee where lrp dal, ,al 90 ARM,
brues no particular burst ot 'o'ah7'
tssu. Though none uesides summers
.ar, urapa itdied. there an, MANI
man, sore POINTS and muscles pa'-
tIel.ari> among the iuhelders.
Nanaift BIS nearer actual piaAlhS
form thau ANYBODY on The Tiger M.
aeia He has been doins lot -
uoia Nuh ive BAH before making inc
stau to lhe southland BechendotI
l4-4 shade ON Stauage for ne back.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
TRAINING TRIP
COSTS BIC MONEY
ax PAUL 4. eRusKE

SAN ANTONIO. March 1.-THE
Detroit baseball club has spent about
81. 500 on the training nip already
and II is just begun.
Not cent has been taken in yet
IN the weather continues as good as
II has been. however. there should be
something doing in the way OF bulky
receipts from exhibition games. how
ever. The Tigers saw clouds for the
frst time since their arrival Wednes.
day afternoon and they were not the
rainy kind.
Wade Hampton Killifer hasn sign
ed his 1903 contract yet II is barely
possible, that there may be some ar
gument about il as The sunset-haired
in6elder has definite ideas about MS
value
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
Thomas Car Pathfinder.

NEW YORK, March l0.-One OF the
most important OF the preliminary
ARRANGEMENTS FOR the New York u
seattle race was made today when tut
r. X Thomas Motor CO. was selecte 1
TO supply the pathfinder car between
Chicago and Seattle The western
pathfinder will leave New York under
it, own power OH March II for Chica-
go. where II viii b. met by John Kane
Mills. appointed 10 lay out the route
westward from thar city
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
HOPEFUL bAT-bOY
NOW REAL TIGER

SAN ANTONIO. March l1.-Littie
Speer. the southpaw who has been
taken south by Jennings 10 develop as
reserve for the port-side singing OF
Killmn. has particular interest in
the work OF Shortstop Chariey
O'Leary.
Once upon time when l.earN
was beginning his career ia the old
western league, Speer was The dmbl-
tious youth who looked after bats al
the Kansas City park.
Now that he has chance 10 make
good in the big league. the former pat
boy is seeking the coaching Of the
shortstop whose work he used 10
watch with eager eyes long ago
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
ORBIh NOT IN
FAKE MATCHES

Frank Orbin. local pool player.
feels hat he has been injured Dy the
publication ui dispatch from Pitts
burg. in another paper, TO the effect
that he was sent up for SO days Tor
engaging IN fake pool matches or
bin declares he has not been outside
of Detroit recent. and THAT someone
else must have used his name IN Jne
smoky City
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
skating at the Wayne.

A prize skating contest for couples
win take place at the WayEe pavilion
Thursday evening SATURDAY evening
there viii bee barrel race. a most
amusing feature Five expert young
women skaters are in trainiag now for
the championship contests 10 be held
in the rink March -. % -. Miss
Tuu- Diebali skated mile in 3 a
'IupSHar
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
Y,nrer Re-Enters Rinq.

Benny lauger. The former candidate
for ieathefweight horors viii depart
lor the east next Tuesday and says
Or VIII actively enter the game again
he says ne thinks ne can hold his
OWE. wiki the present array OF light
weights NOW earning money In New
York and in case of the weight be-
u4 difficult for him 10 make. is sure
he can tun the TRICK among the We
trrR tlts
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
Jim Casey Me Most H0nesE
Man fss Baseball T0aav2
BY PAUL H. eRUsKE.

SAN ANTONIO Tex. Marc4 lI According Eunpus
the Tigers pitcher who oted Tor uUn casey Mau
genial dentist b.
bail 'Bmpus backs his .erlo Nib statement which
proving
We we're playing IN talimore Jones. and Ir
close ID
with nit There we're Two on and Mrcusie oil Baltimore
giving terrific duel strikes
Casey by stafford the umpire Who worked n " Amer
can
The "a bad ii soiue anil
missed cleany I'm Sanor, lost h the move atd
Big Byers. Baltimore % al vhoop
ball
Did i Doe
Nov there fine chance Tor taa 20 bis sle n risl
While he hesmingf IN admit lda1 Iit qukr\
MeCloskel Yelled so loud lha Staforl pm i op o the a&
right. stafford d chat BALI
There nothing Tor stafford 90 10 t.en of course nt
McClosiov th
IA
what call
Dol q
ing the THAI
Dor
pared TO c. Washington deserves membership tho
snias club
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
slever WIth Montreal

Jr Jane. Casey announces th5, he
ha, maCa terms for Eddie Siever
r',rh for Montreal this year indian
sauii~ had q 1903 contract with Sic ter.
bu th" salary figures for the lef-
handed youth aein % triflr too steep
FOR the .H11SieIs
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
WHY SUGGS WAS
A LATE ARRIVAL
BY PAUL n. 6RuSKE.

SAN ANTONIO. March Pitcher
George Suggs was the last OF the Tig-
ers at the training camp simply be.
cause ri home conditions. lie did not
desire To leave his mother sooner
than was absolutely necessary \ sis.
ter was married recently leaving
George and his mother at home alone
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
speedway Race Thursday

Dewey and kingmore viii race
on the boulevard speedway THURSDAY
afternoon ar 1870 providing the course
i- n euu3 shape
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11

miles and ! laps ahead OF Davis and
Metkus. The pncky Boston team of
Dineen aud Prouty were third. is
miles and four laps behind Davis and
Metkus
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
CH|CAGOAN HAD
A WINNING LEAD

Earl Denning. OF Chicago had the
speed aud CleNerness Wednesday nigh'
in his eightround 90 with Tommy
Scully OF Fscanaba before the Wind
sor A. g. While the upstate lad WAS
on his feet at the end of the bout
he had stopped lot ot punches and
there was nod Wlbt as 10 the idenlts
OF the winner.
John simpson a Fort Wayne soldier.
had the better nj Fred Hicks while Al
Curley and Billy Taylor thumped "a h
other TO a glorious draw In he pre-
'liminaIy.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11

Mmra h4t Itse q good bet his sal
tir, Gland may retnIn ave cntcber- this
tal Deacon Mcclure Eruts. Lana.
l.astsrlt aut Ma clarke. The last
ra.urd viii have a. do the bulk %
'"r ~"'" 10 q" 1..a.''o"
George = Bonhag VIII make nm at
tsupf 60 J.c Mohawk indoor garues
Org NtW hnrk. SATURDAY night. -
|Hwrr fir fpur-fu'tc running record
ot go minutes .; seconds
Edward Pny-on Weston celebrates his
~-t rtiN ht~t bWthdhA b} leaving
Ntw YORK. fni 4 ao0-mile journey
ou fppf acrdss Il stoutiutnt ile eNo
Rrot\ Go Felr& Frisco iu. Zoo days.
Percy ~. Haugbton has been retained
as fnuthoU coach go Harvard Win
put -aIfr, f9r tne' coming season.
Ito DuFrIIui fhc t,Iu wtirl heat vale
feat 'or tre 'rimsou
sixteen bIg Iengue man'grr~ SHY that
fhHN Nr.t sp many good players tldt
tIry dom q kupw vino to Irf go. ify
Iuir a. thrt-II Dr saving ~ We
ouI. al sf1r .out ne ld-f. one coz
/tv" good 'lers and nttltng
catcher
pave "rrin. ~ho VS. dis"oscd at ~
trc - ,ute 80 ttluJ fhu and refused
TO- Accept r'fe ter-ls go tho s y ouf.
nt ia IRVING fp Us 40 deaf that
MfI1 enable ltt.u 90 piaN with Buffalo
THaIs tie team thp Cardinals Sc
cured aim from Ia 1902.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
SiX-DAY GRIND DOES NOT
ATTRACT PAYING THRONGS

New Workers are not falling very
you-plcase grind which Is on just now
IN Madison Square Garden IL had
been supposed that anything that VAS
doomed nard enough would get the
Coir FROM the people OF the metropolis
but they seem TO De getting wary AZ
last The tactics OF the management
i allowing members ~ tired teams
To draw new partners mas shown the
spectacle up somewhat IN the nature
ot hippodrome.
IA describing the race. one New
York writer says
The anticipated interest in the
contest fell far below. what was eN.
pected The Garden appeared barren,
despite the fact that about a thousand
persons were In the amphitheater last
evening The gallery was practically
deserted except for few sleepers
here and there The balconies con.
tanned scant two hundred Will"
the arena seats were for the mos.
part uuoccupied The crowd was Ut
terly lacking in enthusiasm. The
band PLAYED an air or TWO every hair
hour and that kept most OF the spec
tators in their seats. Fon many even
the music had no charms, and they
wandered out into the darkness.
The management is at its Wits END
for a new feature in connection WITH
the race To attract crowds. The prom
ised sprint races every evening were
mot held. owing TO the slim attend
lance. The promoters fear more loss
es and have ,dClayed the shori races
until the attendance improves
/ Al Adams. who is teamed with Nike
Spring. went TO sleep on the track.
( He walked about hundred yards IN
this manner when he fell. lie was
picked up and carried 10 his quarters
( After a few minutes he resumed the
track and was loudly applauded
( Most Of the contestants are con
stantly walking and very seldom Is
there "A sprint started, except among
the four leaders Timothy Hurst. the
chubby American league umpire. hust'
4 led the leaders on To new record. lie
had some trouble in urging the
I Frenchman Cibot. on. Tim admits
itbat he is not we'll versed IN the
French lingo.
] NEW YORK. March ll-Maintain
ing their phenomenal pace through
the night. the French team OF Clbo'
land Orphee. in the six-day go-as-you
Dlease race ut Madison Square Car
den were i'm the lead al the eightieth
! ho,,r az \ o'clock this morning Their
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
Australian Hr meter
Who Made Zig Winning

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job Printing done right. Times Print-
ing CO. - John X st Phon" iHS
New-York tribune., 1909-01-10
BROOKLYN MAN wRoTH OVER ARREST
After Spending Night in Cell, Police Found
He Was Not Wanted.

Hamilton Fulton. jr. OF No. 2s7 Macon street.
Brooklyn. considers that he has Just cause for
complaint against the Police Department, for ac-
cording TO his Ftory he taken from his home
Friday night. kept all night at Police Head
quarters in small cell, roundly abused by james
J. Mccanerty, the present head OF the detective
bureau and arraigned in the Tombs police court.
where II decided that he was the wrong man.
According 20 Fulton Lieutenant william Bzoxn.
Of the detectvc bureau, accompanied by a Norwich
Comm detective. rang the door bell OF his homo
and asked him The detectives, he says.
asked IL H. had been employed in building a.
No 80 Cortiandt street, end he said that he had
He was then tcld that he under arrest Fulton
Saws that he protested that a mistake had bsen
made.
Next morning according to Fulton he was taken
before the disk lieutenant and discharged. but
he WIS about To leave the building he was taken
before McCanerty, who. he says began tc brow
heat him Fulton then taken TO the Tonnhs
court and discharged.
Fulton learned later be says, that the pelica
nsrs leaking for a man who. it 10 asserted. waA
employed in Norwich as the agent OF typewriter
company ano left that city with "a 90 OF the COIN
PANS money According 10 the detsctives Lne de-
scrtptfon o. the missing man taited VILE tnss 81
Fulton ~~~ -~~ - -
New-York tribune., 1909-01-10
Calls FOR $,25, 900, 900.
Mr. Cortelyou Wants Ne7o Adm'n's-
trot;ou To Be We'll Supplied.

washington. Jan. 9.-The Secretary OF the
Treasury to-day announced a call on the ma
tional bank depositaries for approximateiy S-''-
OD0OOO of government deposits, $l5,oooooo 10
ho noid on or before January %, and the re-
mainder ON or before February 10. l9O3 This
call ia not made necessary by any urgent need
of cash. the balance on hand and available Tor
all purposes being fully $29OOoOoo' with the
revenue showing slight increases over one year
ago.
The secretary's desire to provide ample funds
for Treasury needs at the beginning of the new
administration, about eight weeks hence. is be-
l,eved to he s1le only reason for making call
st this time The hanks are said to be In coiie
dition 20 spare the cash without any e1nbarraas >
mani. and IL Ia believed that most OF them are
-.tI,,ns IN sr-randsr considerable share OF the
government holdings.
TIRE government deposits to-day IN nation u
banks were s112. .s94.2b5. exclusive OF disbursins
o.icers' balances
New-York tribune., 1909-01-10
NIGHT RIDERS TO HANG
SIR Get Death PenaIty-Taco Others
Get Tuentg Years.

7-pion CITY Tenn. Jan 9.-Judge Jones to-day
imposed the death penalty on Garrett Johnson
I'd" Burton Bob Ransom. Fred" Plncon, Az
thur Closr and sam Applewhte. the Night Riders
r5o vpe7e found guilty of the murder OF Captain
oaentin Rankin and sentenced Bud Morris and
.-B,b~ Huffman. the two other defendants, TO TWEEN
" rea7s each The attorneys for the defence I'M
re5iatey gave notice Of appeal TO the state Su-
-ene Ccl~r If this tribunal does not interfere the
sx gnen will be hanged cn February ls Ihe notl0h
for rev trial was quickly overruled to-day
Judge Jones listened ettentively 10 the testimony
snd az the conclusion said the Court was firmly Of
Ire opinion that all evidence introduced ct the trial
Was competent. He continued:
7 said some time ago TO the grand jury that IT
d sad. sad day when these men left their quiet
homes that their wives had not taken them around
tie heck and pleaded with them for God Almighty $
sake 10 stop and band themselves together Tor
such unhoy acts: that the evidence in this case is
t-.sting with perjury. and the jury has returned
into this court q verdict against Bud Morris and
Bob Huffman O. murder in the second degree, and
which must stand.
The jury has also returned verdict in the first
degree against six OF the defendants, and IL view
Of The manner in which the lie Of Quentin Rankin
vas taken can see no mitigating circumstances in
this crime. Ii was not done in the heat Of passion
AZ has none OF The elements OF mitigating circum-
Stances and that part Of the verdict will be dsre-
Ear5ed''
after a moments breathIess silence the court
nid:
Bud Norris, you will stand Up
II is the sentence OF the court that you be In
cs-cersted in the penltentiary for twenty years
and be deprived Of your rights Of franchise
Bob Huffman next received the same sentence.
Judge Jones. after a pause. continued:
Garrett johnson. you have been tried on a
ensrEe Of murder in the first degree A motion for
new trial IS overrued by the ccurt. II is consio-
sTec- ard the Judgment Of the court is that you
VII be rsmanded 20 Jail until Friday, the 18th day
q February. when you will. by the Sheriff Of this
county. be hanged by the neck until you are dead,
snd may God Almighty have mercy your soul!'
msiHing iFe defendants convicted Of first degree
murder
Perfect silence prevailed in the courtroom during
int pronouncelnent Of the sentences. The defend
anus each in Turn, arose. pale and worm and re-
ceiTee The words Of Judge Jones
4he cour+ then directed the Sheriff 20 that the
'efendsnts be carefully looked after and proper
flard be supplied.
Tie aged mother of Fred Pinfoa among
U'Ose II the courtroom when sentence was passed
"-2sY and, Notwithstanding g mothers emotion
N-ioh nus have been hers. 20 all appearances she
Hl'shE have been a disinterested spectator a
q ual visit 10 The court. This example of
e's q the relatives OF the men. AS to those
-O Asoed with tle prosecution. there feeling
@' grim DUTY had been performed and they
Ie as silent as The friends ana knsmen Of the
eolricted mo,
New-York tribune., 1909-01-10
TWO ACCUSED OF sWINDLING.
Men Arrested in Boston Refuse to Go to
Maryland Voluntarily

Boston, Jan. e.-The investigation of an alleged
swindng system operated in Baltimore and Phila-
dephia led the in this city late to-day Of
Barney Harper and Sloan Goldsmith both of whom
will be held for the Baltimore police. The prisoners
say that they will not go TO Maryland voluntarily.
II is alleged that, through the operations OF the
two men and others, under the firm Of the
Chesapeake Manufacturing Company, of Baltimore
various concerns have lost more than S25,o00. It
is charged that the Chesapeake company start
ed in Baltimore early last March, through which
the members of the irm secured credit and then
bought dry goods and other stock worth many
thousands of dollars The members OF the company
disappeared last November. and Warner Godfrey
G. Co. and the Daniel Miller Company, Of Balti
more, instituted investigation.
The Chesapeake company went into the hands of
a receiver and the grand jury took the The
Baltimore police alleged that the goods secured by
the concern had been shipped from Baltimore to
New York, then to Boston and back to New York,
where they disappeared
In addition the liabilities OF the company IN
Baltimore it is asserted that the firm had liabilities
of 100000 in Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-10
CHARGE INVOLVES s25O,OO
Frederick Richardson ArreSted an
CHICAGO ON EImra Warrdnt.

Chicago Jan. 9-Frederick Richardson. formerly
president of the j. Richardson Shoe Company. Of
Elrnira, n. Y, was arrested here to-day, on a
fugitive warrant charging him with the larceny OF
$3.50 from the ChemunS Canal Trust Company OF
Elmira. While $3.50 is the sum mentioned IN the
warrant, Police Chief Cassada OF Elmira said that
$3.50, 600 involved in the case.
Elmira, n. Y, Jan. 9--After having squandered
the fortune left him by his father Jackson Rich
ardson, some years ago. Frederick Richardson be-
came involved in financial difficulties which led
January IL, 1907, his personal bankruptcy and
that of the shoe manufacturing firm of ]. Richard
son & Co, of which he was president The liza
bilities were $3S5.OO0 with assets not more than
500, 900.
The bankruptcy proceedings brought out the fact
that Richardson obtained accommodation at banks
on the representation that his affairs In first
class condition The arrest to-day is the result of
this revelation. Richardson left ElmTa Immediate
~ after the bankruptcy proceedings were Instituted
= The property OF the firm Was sold BY the trustee
on Wednesday OF this week for about $4,000, and
the handsome Richardson home and his personal
property automobile horses. ETC.. viii be sold next
month
Marital difficulties developed the result OF GER
tain revelations IN the bankruptcy proceedings The
Richardson's have been for years OF the leading
families of Elnlira-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-10
MAJOR HANSON INJURED.
aged Head Of Georgia Central Rail
road Tossed from Automobile.
by Telegraph to The Tribune

Atlanta, Jan. 9-Major J. F. Hanson. presi-
dent Of the Georgia Central Railroad, was bad
ly injured tonight while getting out OF his
tomobile at his home, the machine starting for
ward suddenly, tossing him to the ground His
right arm broken just below the shoulder
Mr.. Hanson was rushed to the Elkin Gold
smith sanatorium, where it said tonight
he was resting easily. Anxiety about his condi-
ton is felt by his friends because of his ad-
vanced age, Major Hanson being in his sixty
ninth year The doctors expressed themselves
as hopeful of his recovery.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-10
cAHs BOWL OVER TWO PATRoLmEN.

r @1.9-iilan Joseph l. Campbell, OF Traffic Squad
'ie regulating traffic LIS; night in front Of
:. metropolitan Opera House. In Broadway. be-
- Ss1h and 4pth streets. knocked down BY
- tsr1-l-''4nd Broadway car. At the New York
- l was found ne was suffering from con-
~, = y tae brain No arrest was made Patrol
oo,-. @'l7i ShsT. Of Traffic Squad a. was knocked
" horthboand Eighth avenue at Bat
-, - Race snd Greenwich street. He was not seri-
'-As Injured
New-York tribune., 1909-01-10
JUDGE FOR OIL RETRIAL.
anderson to Hear Case-Ofciots
M0u Not Be Called.

Chicago. JAN 9.-After receiving unofficial IN
formation that Judge A. B. Anderson, of Ind
ianapolis had consented to hear the retrial of
the Standard Oil case, District Attorney Sims
has begun active preparations in the case, which
is expected to begin within week
Evidence already taken in the dissolution suit
in New York IL il is admitted in this retrial,
will obviate the necessity Of calling witnesses
John D. Rockefeller any OF the officials of
the company who gave evidence before.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-10
NOT ApHrnous FEVER. BUT MEASLES

Albany Jan. "a recent cass Of supposed foot
and mouth disease reported at Roiiey. Orleans
rcr,+v has been diagnosed measles by Professor
rs1,ex Law of Cornell University. who made re-
MORT to-day TO the State Department OF Health.
white :. fs generoy hcIie "a tNaf fcr" c'7ss
=, so,t and mouth disease amoIl uerfsia cnlI0ren
~ c,ssksou. Mcaro~ County, the seats sufhertties
s.y =, ha. sot been abeout~iy determined that ths
rbil6.en have the disease.