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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-14
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-14

Havana has won the psnnhnt In
the Cuban league The team I'm
izhed n game ahead Of the Al
~mendafcs. when tho season closed
There Was a Ia game between those
two clubs which Waa not played 90
and nov the Almcndares want "
played The latter club IL flshtins
the matter IN tho courts
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hattarlea=Mhite and SULLIVAN.
Iohaann. Gray, burns Hughes and
Street
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Rattertes-Horp and orendoftti
Brown and Graham
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-14

Batteries Berger and hendef.
Chlnault and Murray.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-14

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pitched = fairly sod gama
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
COMMIT 700 ILLEGALLY.
Lac affecting Vermont Insane De
clared DefectiUe.

Montpelier Vt, Oct. 5.-Fully seven hundred
inmates of the state insane asylum at Water
bury and at the Brattleboro retreat for the in
sane were committed Illegally, according to a
decision handed down to-day by the Supreme
Court of Vermont, which holds that the law
under which commitments were made was de-
fective until last year. Although the commit
ments of all the five hundred patients at Water
bury and upward of two hundred and fifty at
Brattleboro are void, the decision of the court
does not mean that many releases will follow
IN fact further legal proceedings will be neces-
sary before any patient not cured can be set at
liberty.
Last year the state Legislature passed law
providing that persons supposed to be insane
shall have notice that it is intended to confine
them and have the right of a trial by jury
The new law could not be made retroactive, and
therefore did not affect those already in the
asylum.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
TEST DANCING SCHOOL Law.
Case of Proprietor Who Wouldn't Procurs .
Icsuss viii Be Appealed.

Oscar Duryea. a teacher of dancing az Barnsrd
College and owner OF dancing academy az No.
200 West I'D strset was parolsd yesterday n the
custody Of hfs counsel after writ Of hsbeas corpus
had been dismissed by Justice Blanchard IN thu
supreme Court Mr.. DUryes was arrested a few
DAYS ago on a warrant charging him with cor
ductins a dancing school without having procured
a license. as provided for by Section l4S9 of the
greater New York charter
Julius Mayer. ex-Attorney General. who sp
reared in the defence Of Duryea. contended that
the section violated the Fourteenth Arnendrenr rN
the federal Constitution In that II unjus1y Us
erfuinatsd between places WHARF dancing vss
taught and places where dancing was not tauxht.
Assistant Corporation Counsel Ha1lo represented
the city and by consent of counsel the writ z7ss
dismissed
Du1yea Will remain in the custody OF his cour
sci pending an appeal for decision as 70 the cor
stitudonaity OF TIE II is understood that ths
New York Dancing Teachers Protective Assoets-
ton is behind the appeal
Nlr Mayer declares that the section Il n.w
stands Is performing the very thing that it
sizne1 not 20 effect and that ~ places a tax upon
re9utz bic d1ncing teachers and none tbs dis-
reputable. the section fixing the tax only on sucn
PLACES as actually teach dancing Many o. tr.
places which were aimed at by ths law hsv.
stopped teaching dancing, bur conttnu. 60 Civ.
dances. for which they do not REQUIRE license
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
ALARM OYER MOROCCO.
France AnEious Regarding the Span
ish Plans.

Paris. Oct. 5.-The preparations for the extension
OF Spains operations in Morocco involving the
sending OF heavy achievements. are causing in
creasing unessness in Paris The Petit Parisen."
journal owned by NJ. Dupuy. the Minister OF
Commerce, in what is believed 70 be an inspired
article, says to-day that Spains programme seems
10 go beyond the object originally communicated 70
the powers. 1t provokes apprehension In Europe
especially in London and Paris The colonial au-
thorities Of Algeria have informed Paris OF the
existence OF fanatical excitement IN the interior
and speak of danger along the Algerian frontier
forces in Morocco attempts to push his expedition
intimates that the reports from the interior Of
Spain indicate that there is grave danger Of serious
trouble al home as soon the country Is denuded
Of troops.
The Spanish Embassy here is under heavy guard
night and day. as il is feared that the Barcelona
revolutionists plotting kill the Marquis del
NUM- the Spanish Ambassador. as a means Of fore
ing the government to abandon its repressive meas
Lres in Catalonia.
The marquis denied to-day that Spain had
changed her intentions TO Morocco. H4 said that
Spain was seeking only to pacify the country
around Melilla and that she had only fifty thou
sand troops in Morocco, instead Of seventy thou
sand.
La Liberte" publishes a dispatch from Madrid
to-day saying that Spain is preparing a note to
the powers, explaining the necessity Of extending
her operations against the Riffs. The correspond
ent adds that ten thousand men have been concen-
trated at Ceuta for the march TO Tetuan
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
FOR L1oUoR SALES AT NEW THEATRE
License Issued to Restaurateur Is Limited to
a Room in the Basement.

A license has been issued for the sale OF ltouor
in room in the basement Of the New Theatre.
Regarding this Winthrop Ames director OF the
theatre. said last night:
This license was granted not TO the New The
atre but TO the restaurateur who has the re-
freshment concession The license is confined TO
one room in the basement of the New Theatre.
the only entrance which is in 62d street consd-
erably more than two hundred feet from the near
est entrance to the School of Ethical Culture and
accordingly not within the prohibition OF the law
BY reason Of the failure OF the amendment pro
posed last winter the New Theatre was compelled
to abandon its original plah with reference TO its
cafe and restaurant Under the original plan
there was have been restaurant the roof
as we'll as a cafe in the main part OF the house
II has been necessary 10 abandon all this The
sale Of liquor will be confined 10 the one room in
the basement and the room on the roof will be
used for rehearsals."
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
MIX MAY WIN TIE CUP
EDperts BeieUe american Balloon
Still an dir.

Zurich, Oct. b-The international balloon con-
test for the Gordon Bennett Cup lies, accord
ing to reckoning here. between lie Blanc, Mess
ner and Mix. Professor Maurer calculates LIE
Blanc's distance at s34 kilometres and Mess
ner's at s2S kilometres. Mix's distance is not
known. Meckel's is figured at 745 kilometres.
linguistic puzzle was received tonight from
Mix, which, it appears came from Wilischobis.
by way Of Vienna. 1t partly in French and
partly in jumbled Hungarian. 1t was disci-
phered to read: This morning was at Jicin.
Hungary; raining; forced to descend and to
make use of the guide rope. All well"
Experts are OF the opinion that the America
AIix's balloon. is still in the air The dispatch,
however, is a mystery. since it was filed at
2: on Monday afternoon at Jicin. upper Bo-
hemia, at the same time as NIix's original dis
patch from Ketta, which was dropped from his
balloon and received here on Monday night
Messner in the course Of his voyage attained
a height Of 5000 metres.
The Belgian pilot. Goerts, landed on Monday
morning near Huhnerwasser. Bohemia, while
Nickel. Of Germany. made a successful descent
on Monday afternoon in Trencsin, Hungary.
Messner. one Of the Swiss pilots, landed this
afternoon near Kreuzburg, Silesia- Beauclair,
one Of the Swiss contestants. stopped this after
noon at Possnitz, in silesia. LIE Blanc landed
at Zarzriva- Hungary. yesterday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock
The Frenchmen. Dubonnet and lie Blanc, had
exciting experiences in their flight. Dubonnet's
balloon Condor. the guide rope of which was cut
after it had caught in tree, struck house on
the mountain side. The balloon was torn, but
continued. LIE Blanc made a perilous descent
on the Carpathian Mountains, and his balloon
was abandoned
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
FOUR BALLOONS LAND.
Sin Bags Still Up in St. Louis Race
for Lahm Cup.

St Louis. Oct 5.-The balloon University City
competing in the Iahm Cup race, which started
from ST. Louis yesterday, alighted safely near
MoorsviIle twelve miles south of Chillicothe No.
late this afternoon. This is 1S5 miles from st Louis
in an air line. The Hoosier. which was disqualified
landed at 10 O'Clock this morning at RussevIlIe
No.
The balloon Missouri landed safely at s o'clock
this morning at Hibernia, No, eight miles east OF
Jefferson City and 100 miles west Of st. Louis. The
Peoria landed eleven miles northeast of Cairo, Ill.
at 73o this morning, according private dispatch
received in Peoria
The other balloons spread Missouri in
two general groups. following the Missouri
River toward ST. Joseph and Kansas City and the
other travelling southwest toward the Ozark Noun
taIns.
The balloons left here yesterday afternoon A
southeriy surface current gave them false start.
taking them across the Mississippi River into Ii-
nois but when they ascended into higher attitudes
they recrossed the river.
The eight balloons in the $1,000 cubic feet class as
they started from st. Louis were as follows:
?, Cleveland. J, H. Wade. jr.. owner and pilot; A
a. Morgan. aid; ascended at 4:42 O'Clock;
St Louis III, Aero Club of St. Louis, owner
Won Publ. pilot; j. NJ. O'Reilly. aid; ascended at
Centennial, H. E Honeywell. St Louis owner
ana, ana pIot; J. W. Toland, aid; ascended at 4:54
.Pommern. n. H. Arnold. North Adams. Mass
P!oI; Leroy Taylor OF New York owner and aid;
University City, John Berry St. Louis. owner
and pilot; w c. Fox, aid; assembled at 5:15 O'Clock
New YORK Clifford b. Harmon, OF New York
owner and pilot; Augustus Post, aid assembled at
Indiana. II. H. McGiI of Osborn. Ohio owner
and Pilot: J. NJ Schauer. aid; ascended at 522
Hoosier. Aero Club Of Indiana. owner; Charles
Walsh New York. pilot; ascended at 5:52 O'Clock
The balloons Missouri. of the Aero Club of St
Louis. and the Peoria. OF the Aircraft Club of
Peoria, which have both landed started in the
forty thousand cubic feet class. James Bemis, of
St Louis piloted the Peoria and Harlow B. Spen-
Ger, Of st. Louis handled the Missouri
Unidentified balloons were reported to-day from
Steelville and Iberia, in the Ozark Mountains dis
trct, TO the southwest, and from Upton due west
The st Louis NO. so close to the ground
at Bonneville, hundred and forty-ive miles
northwest that the OCCUPANTS easily learned their
location Another big balloon raced with a train
near Macon No. easily distancirg it.
The balloons were expected TO remain in the air
forty hours, and the day was not hot the aero
nauts would not have to use much ballast The
University City in bad condition when ii sailed
from here, many patches being put the gas bag
II was being inflated.
The winner Of the for balloons OF forty
thousand cubic feet capacity must be decided by
official measurement by the St, Louis Aero Club
The Peoria's pilot. J. ". Bemis reported that he
crossed the Mississippi River four times and the
Ohio three times.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
Books and Publications.
NEW EXAMINATION RECOMMENDED
State Civil Service Board Criticisss Methods
Of New Rochelle Commission

Albany. Oct 5-Crfticism is made by the STATE
Civil Service Commission IN report to-day ot tne
rnsthods pursued by the Civil Service Commission
Of Nsvy Rochelle in administering the Civil Service
law in that city a charge that advance inforna-
ton was given by the commission OF questions pre-
pared for an examination for Inspector OF pubic
works is dismissed
The report saws that Commissioner Veruon com
u1itted a grave error in communicating 70 candi-
date. as a sample question OF a former exsnlina-
tion. a question which had Deen embodied IN a
paper prepared for an examination 70 be held. but
holds s'there is no evidence that he wss az the
moment conscious that he had used the question TN
the new paper.
For this reason. and because errors were made IN
rating candidates after examination, the stats
Commission recommends that the eligible List estsb-
rshed as the result of the examination for inspec-
tors be cancelled and another examination held
when an appointment is 70 be made.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
RELEASED FROM MEXICAN PRISON.
Captain and Grew Freed, but Fishing Schooner
Is Still Held

Pensacola. Oct. 5.-After being held in Mexican
prison at Progreso since September 4 Captain
Joseph Sclease and seven men OF the fishing
schooner Caldwell H. Colt, of this port. were re-
leased to-day according TO telegram received by
the owners OF the vessel from the American Con-
sui AT Progreso. At the same time letter reached
here from the captain, who says that ne was not
allowed 20 communicate with the American Consul
nor would the officials tell him why he had been
arrested.
The Mexlcans have refused 10 give up the
schooner. having lodged formal complaint against
her of poachlng. The master OF the schooner claims
,hat II was caught In the recent Gulf storm and so
nsdIv damaged that he went into Progreso for re-
Dairs but was seized Immediately.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
INsPBoTs wARTBURG SCHOOL
German Admiral Addresses Orphans and Sees
Miniature Celebration.

More than six thousand persons attended the
Hudson-Fulton celebration at the Wartburg Or
phan Farm School. between Pelham and Mount
Vernon. yesterday. One of the features was the
appearance OF Admiral Won Roster who made an
address TO the orphans and visitors. Other speak
ers were DR.. John Paulsen. Of Germany, and the
Rev. DR.. Theodore Schmauck, OF Lebanon Penn
president Of the General Council Of the Lutheran
Church in North America,
One OF the most interesting spectacles Of the
day a miniature Hudson-F Fulton festival
which included water parade the lake on the
grounds of Wartburg. in which tiny Half Moon
and Clermont sailed These craft were built and
manned" by the toys Of the school, who were at
tired in costumes in imitation Of those worn on
the boats used in the celebration here
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
TITLES FOR MoRGANATIo WIFE.
Countess Married to Heir to Austrian Throne
Made a Duchess

Vienna. Oct. 5.-Emperor Francis Joseph has
raised Countess Sophia Choteck Won Chotkova, the
morganatc wife of the heir apparent, Archduke
Francis Ferdinand, the rank of duchess with
the title Of highness. This elevation of rank coin
cides with the announcement that the German En-
peror has invited the Archduke Francis Ferdinand
and his wife 10 pay visit to the Berlin court in
November.
This is the first time that the Emperor has con-
ferred the dUcaI title any The wife Of the
heir 10 the throne has recently heen received more
and more into the inner circles Of the imperial
family. and the opinion is expressed that the pres
elevation viii be the last. The status Of
the Court has not been altered by the new title,
which viii still rank below the archduchesses.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
TREASON TRIALS IN AUSTRIA.
Thirty Persons Sentenced to Imprisonment for
Greater Servia'' Plot.

Agram. Austria Oct 5-Attsr q trial lasting
seven months sentences were handed down to-day
in the cases Of nfty-two school teachers. priests
and other persons charged with high treason in
sharing in q movement for the union Of Croatia,
slavonia and Bosnia with Servia and carrying the
propaganda among the troops Of the Austro-Hun-
garian army Thirty condemned to terms OF
rigorous Imprisonment varying from four to
twelve years and twenty-five were acquitted. The
persons condemned viii appeal
In view OF the possibility Of outbreak on
,be mart Of the supporters Of the Greater Servia
idea the garrison here has been strengthened and
the judges and the public prosecutor have been
guarded.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
cANApA's WEST INDIAN TRADE.

Montreal. Oct 6-Testimony before the Royal
Commission. which held session hero to-day 70
inquire into trade relations between Canada ana
the West Indies. unanimous In the opinion
that Improvement in the existing steamship ana
cable service and the granting OF a subsidy by the
West Indian colonies 10 Canada were Indispensable
factors 10 any material development OF trade be-
tween the Dominion and the West Indies. Hall
fax steamship firm was severely criticised for neg
lecting 70 cater 10 Canadian trade interests.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
PHILADELPHIA BALLOON UP "a HOURS.

Philadelphia. Oct 5.-After staying in the air
for nearly twenty-four hours, the balloon Ben
Franklin with five passengers from Philadelphia,
landed late this afternoon at LindeI about thirty
miles from this city. Those who made the ascent
were DR.. T. Chalmers Fulton, president Of the Ben
Franklin Aeronautical Association; Acting Di-
rector Hasskarl. Of the Department Of Wharves.
Docks and Ferries Of this city; David H schuy-
ler R H Richter and John Kaufman. The bal
loon encountered bah1ing winds.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
AVIATOR NEEDS NO LICENSE.

Albany Oct 5.-An application for aviator s
license was hled to-day with the Secretary Of
State by Herbert sturges, chauffeur of No To-
Park avenue. New York Sturges asked for license
No l. and offered TO pay a fee for the privilege Of
living IN the air He said he has had expert
ence as an aviator. but intended to take course
Of lectures and 20 attend school OF instruction
There is no state law governing airship flights
and sturges viii be informed that he fly at
HIS will.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
TOOK SIX MATRIMONIAL VENTURES
Kansas City Woman Says There's Nothing in
It-Goes to Jail for Bigamy

Kansas City. Mo-. Oct. 5--Grace (. Chapman
pleaded guilty to a charge OF higaty in Justice
MiIlers court at her preliminary trial here to-day
admitting that she had married six without
having obtained divorce from any of them.
Yes I'm guilty. she testified. I've had SIX
husbands and I'm sick OF matumony. Most OF
the men | married were farmers. ] would live with
them until ! got tired OF them. and thtn O leave
They were SO treSome.'
Were you ever divorcedg
Not that l know Of Mrs. Chapman replied.
Mrs Chapman unable 10 furnish a Dohu OF
1900 and was semRnded 70 jail
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
CANADIAN BUFFALoEs ESCAPE.
Many of Large Herds in Alberta Killed in
Forest Fires.

Calgary Alb. Oct 5.-Word was received here
to-day that the Canadian buffalo park at Vain
wright Alb had been destroyed By the prairie hre.
The herds OF buffalo. estimated at eight hundred
animals. and large herd of elk escaped. Many Of
the animals were killed.
The losses by fires in this section will run into
the millions.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
CHANG cHIH TUNG DEAD.
Grand Councillor of China Expires at Peking
His Career.

Peking, Oct. C.-Crang Chih Tung Grand Coun-
cillor OF China. died at s:45 o'clock last night
Chang Chih Tung who was one Of the three
members of the Grand Council Of China, was a
native OF Pe-Chi-Li province, and had been in the
government service all his life. He formerly
Viceroy OF Shang-Sha, and was made a Grand
Councillor in 1907 He has been described as one
OF the most influential men Of China On various
occasions his actions have been reactionary, and
he has shown opposition to progress particu-
larly when foreigners we're concerned therein.
he was director general Of the Hankow and SEE
Chuen railroad, and he took prominent part in
the negotiations concerning the loan for the con-
struction OF this line His anti-foregn tendencies
were shown in these negotiations
An unsuccessful attempt was made TO assassi-
nate Chang Chih Iung lat May, and in July of
this year he stricken with paralysis.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
ARTHUR G. WRIGHT RELEASED.

Portland. Ore. Oct 5.-ATthur G Wright. VIII,
was arrested here last Saturday while attemptin,
to take a photograph OF the President plrade,
guilty to-day 20 the charge OF Carving CO5o@aIeF
weapons. and released
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
MooRs FLOCK TO AID OF RIFFS

Madrid, Oct 5.-The "ImparciaI' confirms to-day
the report that the Moors south of Zeuan have re-
ceived heavy reinforcements from the Beni-Bur-
riaguel and Azza tribes Riffs to the number OF ten
thousand intrenching themselves on the
heights surrounding Zeluan.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

instruction Of the officers Of the signal corps OF the
army upon whom viii devolve the duty OF operst.
ing the governments airship.
Mr.. Wright's first pupil viii be Lieutenant Lahu
The second pupil will be Lieutenant Foulos. pro-
Vided he is not delayed in his return from Europe
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
GERMAN CHEMIST SUICIDE IN JAIL.

Ferlin. Oct 6-George Helm, the chemist. who
was accused by the government authorities OF min
ing diamonds in Southwest Africa and smuggling
them into Germany. hanged himself in prison TO-
dav. The stones were brought 70 Germany con-
oeaIed in blocks Of cement
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
A COLONEL ARRESTED AT MOSCOW.

Moscow. Oct. 5-ColoneI PoIiakof. high off,
cial Of the Military Council. has been arrested
here IN connection with the Irregularities amount
ing TO more than 100000, which were discovered
last February during investigation Of the army
ouarterrnaster.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
A NEW NORWEGIAN AERoPLANE.

Christiania, Oct 6-A Norwegian engineer. Esnar
IAlloe has invented new type OF aeroplane. which
is now under construction here. It is announced
that the machine viii be completed IN November.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
WILBUR WRIGHT IN WASHINGTON.
elgna Corps Aviation Instruction TO Begin
Next Week
L. II. r--Ll-..n. 4.

fFrou The Tribune Bureau-l
"as1--gton, Oct 5.-Wubu= Wright arrived IN
Warrington from New York tonight The gov
snTents Wright aeroplane viii be moved from
seFt Ayer 70 College Park on Thursday and 81 IS
pected thar BY the first OF next week the machine
vi be n readiness for Mr. Wright 70 begin his
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
THE CHOLERA AT VLADIVosToK.

Vladivostok Oct 5-Since the outbreak OF the
cholera here there have been ninety-three cases OF
the disease and nifty deaths