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Evening star., 1909-08-29

Schedule for the week:
Monday-Market VS.. Shappirio.
Tuesday-Woodside VS.. kanns.
Wednesday-Park VS.. Internationals.
Thursday-Market VS.. Kanns.
F'riday-Woodside VS.. Park.
Market protested the game with Kann's
Wednesday. which was won by the latter.
on the ground that the department store
boys had run in four ringers on them.
Market has signed uD some new men
to help them In the race for the pennant,
among them the two Spicer boys. Charley
and Bryant, who have played this season
with the fast Fredericksburg team.
Joe MCGEE of Market House is lead
ing the league in stolen bases. He hai
swiped six sacks in five games so far.
West of Woodside is the heavyweight
swatter of the circuit. He has soaked
out three doubles. a triple and homer
in six games, for a total of eight extra
bases
Woodside is the heaviest hitting team
in the league They have seven men
batting over 300.
Market House fell down in hitting dur
ing the past week. but they claim 1t was
only a temporary slump, and that they
will be there with the bells on in the
game with Shappirio Monday.
The present schedule runs until Sep
tember ~, and after that date the post
poned games will be played off These
postponed games will have a lot to dc
with the standings of the various teams.
Some of the most important games have
been postponed by rain, among them
game between Market and Woodside.
Mccarthy of Woodside is down with
typhoid fever. The team Will miss him
very much, as he was batting for 500
and putting up a fine fielding game.
P. Clark has banged out five hits on.
of FIVE times up in the last two games.
That Kann's bunch are right there with
! the umpire batting stuff. They have roast
ed every umpire that has ofi1ciated TINS
year After while they will find that It
brings them nothing but lot OF haru
feeling and then they may quit
Park played a practice game on Friday
evening with a local team and Cockrl1e E
smashed the pill for three Triples. heep
it up, Hockey.
Mr.. McGrann got rather heated vel
come on his first appearance on the sldn
for the Internationals last Tuesday.
linn shaffer has been out of the game
fever The Internationals have all gone
to pieces since he has been out.
Clyde Richmond has allowed only one
hit in two games during the last week.
There has been some excitement during
the first inning in nearly every game DUR
ing the last week.
Woodsfde has got an idea that they
have a strangle hold on the pennant
There ought to be fur flying when they
meet Market for the second time.
| Shappirio came back strong during the
mast week They have won two straight
| games. and are only one-half game be-
| hind Park for the lead of the second di-
vision.
ChappeIle Of Market is batting .42S.
r Hoffman is back in the game Tor
Kann's He was out for about two weeks
with a broken finger on his left hand
Keys and Nesmith are back in the
game for Shappirio after long Vacation'
Evening star., 1909-08-29

of wrestling and has more than the
usual amount Of Irish grit. both Of
which help him out on the gridiron.
Paddy is one of the most popular men
in the university and all around the
city, but most especially with the men
on the team. of whom he seems to ap-
point himself a protector. He was not
in school last year, and could not
play, but he helped out by playing with
the scrub team. During the summer
Holmes managed the Hamline team in
the Sunday School League.
With Holmes and Hart It tackles for
the Hachetites this fall George Wash
ington should repeat the distinction of
last fall of having two tackles on the
all-Southern team.
Evening star., 1909-08-29

Harry Zanelli. the old Union League
player Is holding down shortstop for
fnternationals.
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West of Woodside is the heavy weight
swatter of the circuit. He has soaked
out three doubles, a triple and a homer
in six games, for total of eight extra
bases
Evening star., 1909-08-29
National A. A. League Notes.

Schedule for the week:
Monday-Market VS.. Shappirio.
Tuesday-Woodside VS.. kann's
Wednesday-Park VS. Internationals.
Thursday-Market VS.. Kann's.
Friday-Woodside VS.. Park.
Evening star., 1909-08-29

Joe MCGEE of Market House is lead
ing the league in stolen bases. He haf
swiped six sacks in five games so far.
Evening star., 1909-08-29
Team Fielding.
AMERICAN sECuRITY AND rRIrs

Totals OZ OF 43 3
'Played in parts Of games.
Evening star., 1909-08-29

Market protested the game with Kann's
Wednesday. which was won by the latter,
on the ground that the department store
boys had run in four ringers on them.
Evening star., 1909-08-29

Dutch" Kenny plays good game for
Brentwood, but when his team meets
Bethany he is like a fish out of water.
He says he doesn't feel right playing
against team he has worked with ana
nIlled for all season, but he managed to
help defeat them last week, just the
same. Sentiment takes back seat when
a victory Is to be gained.
Evening star., 1909-08-29

Venneman, Agriculture's old reliable
catcher. had fifteen chances Friday, with
out an error seven OF the chances being
assists. He also made two hits and stole
third base on Menefee.
Evening star., 1909-08-29

Woodside is the heaviest hitting team
in the league. They have seven men
batting over 300.
Evening star., 1909-08-29

Market has signed uD some new men
to help them In the race for the pennant.
among them the two Spicer boys, Charley
and Bryant, who haze played this season
with the fast Fredericksburg team.
Evening star., 1909-08-29

BILLY" Keane Is a finished fielder, and
covers about as much territory in the
outer gardens as any fielder in town.
Keane has been getting his share of base
hits In the post-season series. but he will
be a bigger help to his team when the
play-of with the section winner oc-
ours.
Evening star., 1909-08-29

IL the Bankers should cop the sec
ton B leadership. Coach Springman viii
endeavor to show the section team
what a real live ball team, ostensibly In
a minor class. can do when the psyche
logical moment in a crucial series ar
riyes. He intends to play the nine op
posed to him clean off its feet And il
not at all unlikely that his prediction
would come true. The trust company
boys are every inch ball team.
Evening star., 1909-08-29

American Security has as good a catch
er as there is In section B, in West. whose
work behind the bat has been of high
standard. West has also been banging the
ball hard and timely, and his all-around
work stamps him as one of the coming
catchers of this city. He formerly caught
for Woodside, but has been doing his best
work for the Bankers.
The Washington times., 1909-11-15
APPROVAL
ON Liability ACT
Supreme Cout Hands Down
Decision Recognizing Its
Constitutionality.

The employers liability act OF 1906
is constitutional in the Territories and
the District OF Columbia.
This was the substance OF an opin-
Ion rendered today by the Supreme
Court.
The question - eonstitdttonaiity in
the states was rot consi6 cred.
The. employers liability law was
amends at the last session Of the
sixtietd Congress so as 10 make Il
constitutional In the States. a court
decision having held its provisions un-
constitutional.
Today's opinion OF the highest
court makes the law. as amended,
apply throughout the nation.
The case upon which the matter came
TO the Supreme Court was a damage
suit against the FL Paso and Northeast
Railway Company for $500. brought by
Antonio Gutierrez, a laborer- He was
thrown from a nat car while train
was making a flying switch, and sus-
tained injuries that later resulted in
death. The accident happened in New
Mexico, and the administrator sued
under the employers liability law.
The Washington times., 1909-11-15
PORTUGAL KING
SEEKING A BRIDE
Manuel Arrives in London
Accompanied by Queen
Mother Amalie.

WINDSOR. England, Nov. liking
Manuel OF Portugal, accompanied
by his mother, Queen Amalie. and the
Portuguese foreign minister, Colonel du
Bocage, arrived here today on their
has It that the young king has come
10 seek for a bride among the grand
daughters Of King Edward.
The royal yacht Victoria and Albert
which brought the visitors to Ports
mouth from Cherbourg, was escorted by
a squadron OF British warships. which
fired a salute as the visiting sovereign
stepped on British soil.
Upon their arrival here the visitors
were met by their royal host and
hostess at the railway station, and en-
tering the royal carriage were driven
with an escort through troop-lined
streets TO the royal castle
At Windsor Castle a notable group OF
royalty was present to greet the visi-
tors. Among them were Queen Maud
OF Norway. the Princess of Wales. the
Duke and Duchess of Connaught with
their daughter, Princess Patricia. Prince
and Princess Christian, and the Duchess
of Albany. The Duchess Of Fife, King
Edwards daughter, and her daughter
Princess Alexandra, were conspicuOus.y
a bsent. Princess Alexandra has been
mentioned as the choice Of King Ed
ward TO marry King Manuel. and her
absence provoked considerable COM
ment
given tonight IN honor Of King Manuel
and during the week there VIII be sew
eFal rOVal functions.
The Washington times., 1909-11-15
SYLVESTER DENIES
STORY OF QUITTING
Declares He Has No Inten-
ton of ReSigning AS Chief
OF Police.

7 have not resigned, do not contem-
plate resignation; have a number Of
things TO do in connection with this de-
partment; have no ambition for the
Comnissionership, roy name IN that
connection being usei without my au-
thority and without my knowledge by
my friends, and have had no intima-
tion that my resignation would be ac-
Is that strong and emphatic
enough?" asked Major Richard SyIves-
ter this morning when interrogated with
regard TO the well circulated report that
he contemplated retiring from the Of
fee Of Superintendent Of Police.
Il knew nothing about my reported
resignation until / reached Washington
this afternoon. he continued II
haven't the slightest idea how any such
a thing could suggest itself Ny work
in the police department is by no means
done.
Matters Of Interest.
IL have a number Of matters OF the
highest Importance TO the welfare tf
the force and the safeguarding of the
public which ] hope TO do or have done
before I am ready TO quit. This would
not only prevent my resigning my office.
but would also prevent my accepting
another office. ] have not the slightest
ambition to be a Commissioner Of the
District. and regard such a possibility
as most remote.
why. the police pension bin, to which
/ have devoted a great deal OF my time.
is still before Congress. ] would be a
nice sort Of a person TO 20 of and leave
that hanging in the air. And that is
only one Of the many things ahead Of
me. Nv nealthI npyeT felt batter
than / do now. / don't know whether
the publication OF a statement suggest
ing my resignation Is malicious, but
do know fl is absolutely false and you
can't make too strong denial"
Major Sylvester returned TO Wash
ingtOn from Harpers Ferry at noon
today, and was at his desk at
o'clock. He brought Mrs Sylvester
who has been I'll. back to Washington
with him. Mrs. Sylvester's health has
been greatly benefited by a short stay
at their summer home near Harpers
Ferry
The Washington times., 1909-11-15
THOUSANDS OF ALIENS
MAY BE DENIED PAPERS
allure to Avail Themselves of One of the Provisions
of the Naturalization Law Which Requires They
Obtain Certificate of Entry, May Be Costly

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, Nov. 15.-
Thousands of aliens who have come
into the United States in the last three
years and many Of whom settled in
Minneapolis. may be denied citizenship
papers because they failed 20 avail
themselves of one of the provisions OF
the naturalization law OF 1906. which re-
ouires they obtain certificate or entry
when they arrive In the United States.
When the last naturalization laws
were made a list of the official ports OF
entry was sent to all naturalization Of
fees in the country. Persons coming
into the country at points other than
these ports Of entry are considered TO
be unlawfully in the United States and
may be deported.
Minneapolis aliens have written TO the
The Washington times., 1909-11-15

immigration authorities in Washington
10 learn the Governments attitude.
Furthermore, the law requires that
this certificate OF entry, which the
Government officials stand ready to
give ali persons entering, shall be
filed with the person for naturaliza-
tiou. without this certificate the
clerks of the courts are not TO allow
anyone TO petition for citizenship. II
the Government Will not date the GER
tificates back 20 the time the alien
says he arrived. many men In the
Northwest will be denied three years
in getting their final papers.
Some of the men want TO tile their
certificates with the court as soon as
they get them, If the Government lis
tens to their request. but there is no
provision for such procedure and It
VIII be up TO the petitioning alien to
take good care OF the document
The Washington times., 1909-11-15

NEW YORK, Nov. I5.-Rose Pastor
Stokes, who was a cigar v Wor<er IN
Cleveland. Ohio, before she married ].
G. Phelps Stokes, and who, with her nus
band. is working hard 10 advance the
principles Of socialism. charged today
that August Belmont, the American
representative CT the Rothschilds bil-
lions, has contributed $4,000 10 night
socialism, while. ahe AYERS, the Ma
tiOnal Manufacturers Association IS
considering spending s5.OOO.50O for the
same purpose.
Never has the word been riper for
socialism" she declared today, and
never have tie capltalistic classer
feared the truth mere. IN every eoun-
try Of the world discomfort is growing.
This Is the new rebeIlion-ths rebel
The Washington times., 1909-11-15
"HUsBAND" A WOMAN.

SAN FRANCISCO. Now 15.-Divorce
on the singular grounds of fraud IN the
marriage contract has been awarded TO
DR.. Alice Bush. Of Oakland The fraud
lay in the fact that r. X. Morgan, DR.,
Bush's husband" who came from New
York city, proved 70 - a woman. Nor
gan vas not more than half DR.. Bush's
age. but the two had been constant
companions.
The Washington times., 1909-11-15
ROSE PASTOR STOKES
SEES CAPITALIST PLOT
Former Cigarmaker Declares Moneyed Interests Have
Started Fund to Combat Growing Movement
Insists Rebellion Is Close al Hand

lion that will be fought with the ballot,
II possible, as is our right It should be,
but with the bullet II necessary.
America is probably more ripe Than
any other country for the scientific So
cialistic movement There Is DE Lara,
imprisoned in Los Angeles; FoTnaro,
under jail sentence here for speaking the
truth about the Gar of Mexico, and In
Spokane there are hundreds imprisoned
because OF their love for liberty
Rebellion IL must be, or slavery. The
master classes Of America cannot force
the people, however, to violent action
until every possible condition is right
20 aid In a complete victory for the
working people. / cannot see that va
can win by ballot alcne. I wisE
could, But the Federal courts are 50
blinded by capital that IL is impossible
for them to cope with present condi-
tons
The Washington times., 1909-11-15
FINANCIAL SCANDAL
IS FOUND IN RUSSIA
Syndicate of Riga Capitalists Said
To Have Defrauded
Public.

81. PETERSBURG. Nov. ia hnan-
ciaI scandal has arisen from the opera
tions Of the syndicate OF the Riga capi-
taists with the result that seven direc-
tors Of the great Northern Glass Manu-
featuring Company, including two Ger
mans, commonly rated as millionaires,
are under arrest. while warrants have
been issued for eleven others.
Bail has been refused those under ar
rest. and IL is alleged b. the govern
ment officials that the fraudulent prac-
tees have resulted IN the loss of mil
lions by investors throughout Russia.
The Washington times., 1909-11-15
WEATHER REPORT.

Il viii be much colder tonight and
Tuesday IN the Lake region and the
Ohio valley. and colder Tuesday in the
Middle Atlantic states and New Eng
fapd
There will be light rains tonight or
Tuesday So the Atlantic and east Gulf
states, while in the Ohio valley and
Lake region the weather will be gem
orally fair
The winds along the middle Atlantic
coast light 10 moderate west 10 north
west; on the south Atlantic coast light
20 moderate and mostly uortheasterly.
The Washington times., 1909-11-15
HASKELL MUST GO
TO FORMAL TRIAL
Judge Marshall Overrules De-
murrer to Indictments for
Alleged Fraud.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Nov. Is
Judge Marshall today overruled de-
murrers to the indictments against
Governor Haskell and others for al
legged fraud in the Muskogee town lot
cases and the indicted men must go
to trial.
Haskell and his co-defendants are
given unSil next Saturday in which
to enter a plea.
The Washington times., 1909-11-15
DUNCAN WILL LAND
POSTOFFICE BERTH
North Carolina Man Will Be
One of Department
Assistants.

One Of the Assistant Postmaster
Generalships will go TO T. c. Duncan.
a prominent Republican of North
Carolina, according to a decision
reached today by President Taft and
Postmaster General Hitchcock.
The Washington times., 1909-11-15
GOVERNOR WILSON
AFTER NIGHT RIDERS
Advises Farmers TO Shoot Them,
and Promises Pardons Under
Circumstances.
Circumstances.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Nov. 15.-Gov. A.
Z. Wilson Is after the night riders.
He has notified all farmers fearing an
attack TO call. On him for military aid
until they themselves can make prep
arations TO resist the attack OF the
night riders.
The governor also advises the farmers
to shoot in protection of their property,
saving he viii pardon those who Kill
under such circumstances.
The Washington times., 1909-11-15
JOHN G.. CARLISLE
REPORTED BETTER
Former Secretary of the Treasury
Is Said to Be Slightly
Improved.

NEW YORK, Nov. I6-John G. Car
Isle, former Secretary of~the Terasury.
who has been seriously I'll at st. Vim
cents Hospital, was reported to be
slightly improved today.
The Washington times., 1909-11-15
FORMER SHERIFF
IS COMING HERE
Ernest P. Humphreys, of Ohio,
Appointed Assistant Postmaster
OF House Of RerresentatiYes.

BELLEFONTAINE Ohio, Nov. b
Ernest p. Humphreys, former sheriff OF
Logan county, vas today appointed as
sistant postmaster of the National
House of Representatives, succeeding E.
p. Chamberlain. &C BeIlefontaine, re-
signed.
The appointment is made upon recon-
mendation Of Congressman Cole.
The Washington times., 1909-11-15

FORECAST FOR THE DISTRICT.
Light rain this afternoon or tonight
Tuesday fair. colder; light variable
winds. becoming northwesterly.
The Washington times., 1909-11-15
Excellent Service to Jacksonville.

Southern Railway. Leave Washington
4:15 o. m, arrive Jacksonville 200 d. m.
Direct connection for ST. Augustine, Key
West, Cuba Pullman DraWing-room
cars.-AdYt.
The Washington times., 1909-11-15
Sun TABLE
TIDE TABLE

Today-High tide, s:2S a. M. and 9:3s
. m Low tide, 3.4l q. N. and 3:3l pm
Tomorrow-F9igh tide, 1000 a. n. and
Job .. m. Low tide. 4:2s q. N. and 4:1l
,. N.
The Washington times., 1909-11-15

CONDITION OF THE WATER.
HaRPERS FERRY, W. Va, Nov. IS,
Both rivers clear this morning.
The Washington times., 1909-11-15

Palings and Piekets, Dressed, Very
pretty. s. per 100. L1bbey & Co. 6th &
-. Y, Avs.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1909-11-15
Peckhau

Justice Peckham
senting opinion. and
view OF the radical &
natory Of the action
the case that the dc
a lew trial. This n
last day OF the teri
was carried over unt
November I that IN
petition and Ordere
brought 10 the ba7
November Is.
No case in America
created more intere
than this. In the
opinion has been st
Of the accused men
in the history OF u
court has sentence
court room. on part
af rnufnrnnf
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1909-12-04
Young Boy Dies of Hy dro-
phobia.
(AssumptiOn PiOneer)

NhSSuulptiOu IIOuctII
Monday, the body of Edwin Lam
dry, the fifteen-year old boy, who
died in Now Orleans from hydro.
phobia, was taken to Plattenville
and the funeral was held at As
sum ption Catholic Church.
Edwin Landry is the youngest
son of Supervislle Landry, former
ly deputy sheriff of this parish.
The young man was living with
his mother and brother at Montz,
La, and about month ago was
bitten by a rabid dog. He was
taken with a violent attack of by
drophobia last Saturday, and he
was taken to New Orleans to un-
dergo the Pasteur treatment, but
the disease was too far advanced
and he died a few hours after
reaching the city.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1909-12-04

NOTICE..

We hereby give public notice that we
have applied to the Mayor and Town
Council of st. MartinvilIe. for permls-
sion to conduct saloon in the town of
st. Martinville. Parish Of st. Martin.
State Of Louisiana. for the year 1910
commencing January LIST 1910. as pre-
scribed by law. Location, Port Street
near Main street.
BONN GROCERY CO.,
ST. Martinville, La, Nov. 30. 1900.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1909-12-04

STUNG FOR 15 YEARS by Indiges-
tion's paDgs-trying many doctors and
$4,000 worth Of medicine in vain. X. F.
Ayscue. OF Ingleside. N. G., at last used
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, and writes
they wholly cured him. They cure Con-
sttpation, BiliOusness. Sick Headache,
Stomach. Liver. Kidney and Bowel trOu-
bles. 25c at Labbe's drugstore.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1909-12-04

Pay your poll tax and register,
and in registering tell the
registrar you are a Democrat
every citizen should make il
a duty to so inform all those re-
gistering 60 so state, because those
who fail to proclaim their party
affiliation in registering will not
be permitted to vote at primary
elections.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1909-12-04

The Daily Enterprise-L Leader of
New Iberia has suspended publ
cation last week. and the reason
for the suspension We learn is non
support from the people of New
Iberia. Several dailies we're STAR
ted in New Iberia. but they all
died in their infancy. New Iberia,
Notwithstanding all the boosting
made by the Enterprise Leader of
its greatness and blight prospects
for great expansion in business
and population when the Welch
railroad and other great enter
prises would be accomplished,
could not keep up a daily paper
until the realization of these great
hopes.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1909-12-04

CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC, CHOLERA
AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY. This is a
perfectly reliable medicine for bowel
complaints. and one that has nrv>r been
known to fail even in the most severe
and dangerous cases. For sale by all
druggist.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1909-12-04
To Repeal The Game Law

To Repeal The Game Law.
The Police Juries of DeSoto and
Calcasieu Parishes have petitioned
their Senators and members of the
Legislature to vote for the repeal
of the game and fish laws, and to
delegate the protection of game
and fish 10 the several Police Ju-
ries. This unpopular law will not
withstand the opposition of tho
people. aud it will have to tumble
over as all bad things must
Avoyelles Enterprise.