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New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
COLUMBIA NAN SCORES.
Uans First Game en- Chess Series
scitk Toins, of Cornell.

II. BIumberg, of Columbia, defeated l. Tolns, OF
Cornell in their first game of series to decide the
question of their eligibility for place the Amer
lean team In the cable chess match with Oxford
and Cambridge at the of the Rice Chess
Club, in this city, yesterday.
Blunberg had the white pieces. and was met by
the SiciIian Defence Tolins developed his side of
the game along recognized lines. With the ad-
vance of his kings bishops pawn on the hfteenth
move Blumberg began q determined attack upon
the hostile kings quarters. The Cornell player de-
Tended stubborny for while but found the situa-
ton SO pressing that he sacrificed his kings pawn
on the thirty-third nnove.f
Before he could regain the material, Blumbers
introduced his knight, and in conjunction with his
queen brought about mating position after thirty
eight moves.
The game in detail follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
uANn TENNIS AT NEW YORK A. O.

straight set victories were the order with F. =.
poundev and b. II. Harmed the winners yesterday
in the continuation OF the handicap hand tennis
inslea tournament on the court of the New York
,,L,a+c f,luh In addition to the advancement Of
the two men by actual competition James Haslin,
who Is running independently fer president of the
clrh and Aho has held the hand tennis champion
ship in the past moved up round on the default
=, Ricbard c. Rathbourne Both played from y
.oes but after looking at the odds Rethbourne de-
faulted declaring that he was no match for Jimmy
Haslin anyway
The Summary follows
,,a,can singles (nrst rouudl-Frederck Olsen,
safna1aj Or George MaIett. 10 by default.
second round-F. B Roundey, 10 aces. defeated John
<,..,aa aces d Haglin, ~
a rsichard q Rathbourne i2 aces by default; H. II
Harmed Is aces. defeated Dr. Thomas A. Kenyon, Is
arss a5-i4, 23-20.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
WITH ATHLETIC BOWLERS
RoselqlIe Wins Odd Game an Match
seith Columbia Team.

The Rosevile Athletic Association team won the
odd game in Athletic Bowling League series on
the Columbia Club alleys in Hoboken last night
In the first game the visiting five led all the way,
but there only difference of thirteen pins
when the opposing forces entered the tenth frame
Columbia then ran into three splits, that Rose
Vile handily with 955 against sss-
1t nothing but Rosevile in the second tilt
Columbia falling below the 500 mark. Conditions
were reversed in the decisive game, the home team
leading all the way and finishing with even GOO
Roseville has now wen seven games and lost eight.
which places the five terms with Montclair,
fifth the list.
The scores follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
RALPH ROSE TO BE A LAWYER.
Champion Shot Putter Will Not GIVE Up
Athletics However.

r..,,to Ian 4-Ralph Rose. Champion sHoV
,tto- ~ the world. has arrived in Sacramento lor
49, ~ ,rnosa of appearing before the Appellate
Corrt Tomorrow to take examination ior % au
mission to the bar of California ne mas peJi.
studying law since his return from 'no
Msvor of Heaidsburg. 90,
"After am admitted to the bar said Rose = !
-, 80 ahandon athletics. ! expect some time IN
tha culture to better my marks in the shot put a A
' soon a. p,,rora and will take part in meets there
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
TO ACCEPT CONSTITUTION ISLAND.

Washington Jan 4.-The acquisition by the gov
arnr,ent OF two tracts of land adjacent 20 Wesr
Point fs proposed in joint resolutions introcieen
a, +ba TIouza TODAY bv Representative Clancy, OF
I,5fana One provides for the acceptance. with
thanks Of Constitution Island. presented % the.
government by Mrs Russell Sage and Miss Anna
Bartlett Warner. The other resolution authorizes
the Secretary Of War TO enter into negotiations
for the purchase OF the Lady Clfffe School prop
ertv near Hiehland Falls adjoining the West Poins
reservation. The property Is wanted for a hotel
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
PICK-UPS OF THE SHOW.
Fiat Cars I'm Demdf1d-Nusic soith
Help of dir Bottle.

Many of the agents of the foreign cars at the
Palace shox report that they are doing flourish
ng business while others declare that IL promises
amount e anything they will fare well before the
show 10 end. A big crowd always be
seen about the booth where the Fiat being
shown Z. Rand Hollander. ice-president of the
Fiat company, said yesterday afternoon that he
hao sold zine ears. and expected TO sell four
Before the evening was over. Harry Clinton, who
for time was head Of the publicity depart
ment Of the Licensed Association Of Automobile
manufacturers, and later on the racing board OF
tbs American Automobile Association. is assisting
Dir. Hollander.
lewis strang. tire we'll known automobile driver.
Is a. the isorta booth. where the racing car he
Drove &c victory in the stock car races at Savannah
Prtsrciin and Lowell. Mass. is exhibition.
Franz Kramer the worlds champion bicycle
nder e. sprinting distances was visitor yester-
cav. snd after looking the various exhibits
oscided 70 buy Jackson car. Kramer Is an en-
thussstic automobiles. has refused consider
nanT ofers 70 drive racing cars
X J Faulkner. Of Utica. y. Y selected four
Ee' machines with which TO install automo-
bic Every. Other REQ purchasers were Lemuel J.
hcrholgrn. n Brooklyn: ". J. Pope. of Netcong.
J; 2 Il schmickning and l. Sternberger. Of
ms CITY James 3. Reagan, proprietor of the
Ahoksrsooser Hotel. purchased a big De Luxe car.
A. interesting story is told by Charles Measure.
q the GOODYEAR Tire and Rubber Company which
has an eKhibit the show. Of how a three-and-
enehslf-octave Gabriel horn could be worked with
clt tne use 81 the exhaust gases from automo-
ne engine The show committee asked the horn
rshceFn people 70 play "Dohengrin' as a feature
o TIE exhibition hut as automobiles are not per
iniDe1 70 operate in the building they at a
'oss 70 decide just what 10 do. Finally the Good
.esf ar bottle tried. and II proved 90 be just
us ming There is enough air in bottle to
Ne1 Lohensrfn'' and several other selections.
Snerson Brooks. VINO is at the booth Of J. NJ
SSlkoy, body builder Of automobiles, said yester-
oss thst it is becoming the custom with women
" nave their automobiles chrfstened. The name is
.l'niso On their stationery. and is used when they
- asking 4 friend TO take a ride when a
UT visit 70 the Quinby booth will reward those
sao are fond Of seeing high class work in body
designing
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
COMMANDER OF THE YANKEE BLAMED.

Boston JAN 4-That the grounding Of the cruiser
Yankee on Spindle Rock. at the western entrances
of Buzzard's Bay, on September 3 last was dus'
10 the negligence Of her commander wss the suo-l
stance Of the charge read at the court MARTIAL
to-day Of Commander Charles C. Marsh. who was
In charge OF the Yankee at the time OF tne aeei-
dent
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
MATTy M'INTYRE IN HOSPITAL.

eeo-,,, from, appendictis. Metty Mcintyre OUT.
ss,dar ~ the Detroit baseball team. champions OF
neIue' teen League is in ST. Vincents Hospital
west New Brighton Staten Island. Ihe outnelpe,
condition is said TO be serious he Is oeAAe
tended by DR.. Fred Coonley.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
cu1nrsE FOOTBALL TEAM WINS,

Oakland CAL Jan. An an exciting footoan tno
.., yesterday the first held in the history Oh oio
Gam. between japanese and Chinese 'Ie ~ ~,
,,,od celestial eleven. defeated the 'HPs -
JIM =. IN m q Roth teams showed an inu-
Inc me- sac acouaintance with the game The signals
we're in English.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
ST LOUIS TO HAVE AERO SHOW.

{, rcuis Ian 4--The Aero Club OF st. Louis is
s-rangiue 20 hold an International indoor aero
nsutic exhibition here. probably the last week in
MAY Aeronauts from all over the world viii be
invited 10 exhibit. Prizes are to be ohered ana
oonteets for aying models are being planned.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

John Condor, alias Brady" of Whitestone
peaded guilty to two indictments Of assault IN the
second degree and burglary In the second oesIee
,as,or5av before Judge MuIqueen In Part II of the
Court of General Sessions.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
OPENING GAME FOR HOCKEY TITLE.

The first game in the championship series OF tne
Amateur Hockey League will be played at the 81
Nicholas Rink tonight between teams represent
ing the New York Athletic Club and the 1T
Nicholas Hockey Club. These teams are looked on
as the strongest in the league, so that spirited
game is In prospect.
Tho Iina-vIn follows
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05

cisco Motor Club was visitor. at the show yester-
dav having come from the Coast In the interests Of
the los Angeles and San Francisco automobile
shows TO held in the spring The CLUB OF "hlch
.s- KIineer is an officer formed 20 bring the
marrying automobile factions out there together
The -resident of the club Fernando Nelson is the
holder of the Los Angeles-ssn Francisco road rec
ord
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
NoTTER RIDES fig WINNERS.

0akIand Cal. Jan. 4,--Notter, ths jonk-y. who
oqs for lanes r. Keene last season and headed
the list of winning riders on the New York tracks.
handled five winners here to-day
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05

.r,h,r Trotter. who is charged with killing his
- r,otbar with an axe December p, was re-
handed to the Tombs yesterday by Coroner Acri-
te1lt When arraigned before the Coroner Trotter
asked for revolver so that he could commit
suicide.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05

ua.ds weekamp. of No 257 West 45th street.
ard walter Deseiaers OF No. 33s East s0th street,
were arraigned before Magistrate Breen at tne
West Side police court yesterday and held IN S,oo"
hail for examination to-day. Both are charged WIFI
stealing diamond rings valued at $'"'
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
xu,rn AND JOCKEY HURT.

sayannah. Ca Jan. 4.-Greenhow ieii ano plVhs 'l,7
rar neck In the last race at ThunoerDoN a. ,aI
afternoon. A. Lee. the Jockey Ne - as - nv
ing his collarbone- tIreeilIlo" ~
rrvree Of washington
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
DEMAREST At PRACTICE.
Wins THO Games, Beating Hen
bricks and Tom Gallagher.

Calvin Demarest. the ex-amateur billiard cram
pion of Chicago, played two practice games OF
s halkline billiards at McGraw's academy yester-
day against John Hendricks. of Brooklyn, and Tom
Gallagher and won each contest In the game
with Hendricks in the afternoon Demarest played
ont his string Of $50 points to his opponents Is In
re, innings and had an average of 25 He had high
runs of 49, A. and &c.
Tom Gallagher, the veteran proved stronger
opronent in the evening contest, and was beaten by
the score of $50 to 14S The game terminated in
se,-ertoep innings Denarest had high OF 81.
&c and 90 and an average of IA 12-17. Gallagher
averaged s12-17 and had high of 42, 20 and IL
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05

Mr. KIfneer brought news Of novel road contest
~ start on January s. ON that date Fernando
ncelso, will attempt establish San Francisco
Jlei Monte road record. Every forty-eight hours
hereafter until list of thirty entries is eX-
l,austed a stock touring car, fully equipped. even
20 tenders and lamps, will go over the same course
a.. .r effort 10 lower the mark set by Mr.. Nelson.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05

Charles Atherton. the American Association
nIaver who is scratch in the baseball players
tournament at McGraw's academy jumped into the
1ead nv defeating Andy Coakley, the Chicago
;+otar bv the score of 100 TO 81. The game went
forty-one innings and the, winner had high runs Of
and 10.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
4dmiraI Goodrich Not to LeaUe
NaUy Yard at Once.
TFrom The Tribune Bursau-I
vv1vhf11%oo


RETIRES ON THURSDAY.-The retirements
under operation Of law. OF Rear Admiral e =.
Goodrich on Thursday may not be followed Tn
mediately by the designation Of senior naval ON
Ger for duty as commandment OF the Nev York Navy
Yard. The announcement Is made at the bureau OF
navigation OF the Navy Department, that his sue
cessor has not been selected, and the present ins
preston is that Rear Admiral Goodrich viii remain
active duty for time. He has been conducting
an important investigation az various navy yards
with a view extending to the principal plants on
the Atlantic Coast the system OF consolidating
labor and shops and simplifying administrative
methods adopted with eminent success az the es-
tablishment at Brooklyn The bulk OF this work
has been completed. far Rear Admiral Good
rch's part I'm II is concerned u Is possible also
that while Rear Admiral Goodrich will relieved
shortly from duty Brooklyn he will be otherWiss
actively employed.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
ORDERS IssUED-The following orders have,
been issued:

ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders have
been issued:
Major EDGAR A MEARNs. medical corps found rhyst-
esy disqualified FOR promotion by disability incident
Lieutenant Colonel EDGAR A NEARNs Crstiredo as
port IN peTson to the Prssdsns Of The UaiSsa STATES
physically disqualified Tor promotion BY disability
incident to service retirement lieutenant eoloneb
Captain WALER WEBB medical soEgs f..aa .hys
First Lieutenant 1 1 tsEoRGPs r. RICHARDSON nnsdcaf
reserve corps Is h9GorsPy disgaaTgsd
a5ison Of EnassTs and q Army Of Cuban
First Lieutenant WILLIAM F. ENDREss, csrps est
engineers. from Army Of Cuban Pecfneatien' 70
Leave et absence: First I4sutsnant wARRES T.
month and aftssn days --''--' ''''
NAVY.
Ensign WILSON. hospital. Mare Island: to-
Midshipman J. D. MOORE. from naval hospital. Marsi
Assistant civil Engineer r NJ. WAKEFIELD d-saeh-di
tsmPorsay duty; tS.nss to navs1 .tation Guam
MOVEMENTS OF wARssIIPs.-Ths following
movements of vessels have been reported 10 ths
Navy Department;
Gsgveston snd the csatisn5oss JoIo.
Jan The Sterling Guantanamo; the Glacier as
the Concord az Guam the poIRhin at =. Gqs9Sss
Jan She West Virginia m Ine Soor1Ss' 5s Ssns a.:
south Dakota and the washington al FaeaAuane; tne
C,hauncey Banhrtdge and the Dale at CaEtes tae
Lawrence the Goldsborough az san Dtesos IRE
Carolina at. Hampton Roads the oatttesniS
jan sEThe culzOa at Port said
SAILED.
Ian The from Guantanamo for ManzsniIo.
Charleston, the Denver the Cley yeaEd Lis
Galveston Chattan0osa. from Jolo for MAMIE
Nero. from for Guantanamo: ths UnEz-s
from navy ward, New York. for Guantanamo.
Tacoma. from Port auPrtnce TOr san juan
Montana, from Hampton Roads for cruise ne
Dubueue. Havana for Key West. the 1ankto1
and tSe Cuigoa from susz for Port Said
A-The Culeoa- from Port said for MesSinaf ms
Connectcut. the Minnesota and the NsF@
mont, from Suek for Port Said
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05

GOVERNORS ISLAND IMPROVEMENTS
The Secretary OF War has again submitted
innate to Congress for appropriation OF 5000
for the services of architects and engineers 70 be
employed to prepare plans. specifications and esti-
mates for the erection OF buildings and for the con-
structiOn Of whafves storehouses and other improve
ments at Governors Island In 1901 board Of army
officers prepared plan for the reconstruction ana
enlargement OF the post at Governors Island TO
provide accommodation for one full regiment OF
infantry. wharves, slips and stOrehouses for the
transport service and quarters for staff officers
connected with the headquarters OF the Department
OF the East. The first estimate submitted for this
work sent to Congress last session and called
for $4,000. but the item was not included In ina
annual appropriation bill
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05

An automatic gasolene separator. which is at
cached to the piping anywhere between the tank and
carburetor. is attracting some at'efston II WORKS
- .,rs that floats in water and is heavier
-, gasolene Claims made for this device are
80. ,bsn water finds its way into the gas tank the
ct viii automatically shut off the supply OF gaso-
Iene and kill fhe engine BY turning snah COCK
Ie - r,,ps ont and renevs the run of gasolene
rhiIretOr.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05

.e93 $50 S2s Totals -..--
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05

Tho managers Of the Palace show have termed
tbis society day, and the admission Wll oe ralsee
- ., Coz this day alone. A special programme OF
80. - has been arranged for the afternoon and
eyeufnZ.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
Horses and Carriages.

,oS~HTy TI7RNouTs FOR PRIVATE USE;
cnnas hanson.s. yictorias etc Fee. SS5 West 9th
a. Phone 4S4S Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05

lewis strang. tire we'll known automobile driver.
If az the isotta booth. where the racing he
drove &c victory in the stock races at Savannah
PTisrciiT and Lowell. Mass. is on exhibition.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-03
HELD FOR FORGERY.
Second Engineer of United States
Transport Sent TO Grand Jury.

Charged with forgery, II. l.. King
second engineer on the government
transpor, Sumner, appeared III the po
lice court yesterday morning and al
on hearing was sent on 10 the next
term, of the grand jury.
Detective Sergeant Bridsers arrest
ed King early yesterday morning OF
the complaint of Alfonso Custer. who
stated that he let King have $40 on
a check for sos. drawn ON the Firs'
National bank and signed &c. +
Mosby. Q. NJ"
II developed later that there was
no such man as Mosby on the sum
ner. and the bank officials stated ina
they had no depositor by that name
King has not procured bail.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-03
Fine Reduced.

The case OF j. f. Mcintyre. aials,
Mack. who on August 30. was hned
s25 and required to give bond for six
months fer striking Special Officer
Ward OF the c. & o. Railway company
was reopened IN the police court yes
;erday and the fine and bond reduced
10 the original. Justice Brown gave
the man rehearing because OF his
previous good character and ON ac-
count of his wife and little child who
depended entirely on him for support
The fine was paid and bondsman
secured. Mcintyre had Deen in jan
since he was convicted.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-03
DESERVING CHlNAMAK
PUT BACK ON HIS SHIP
An Chat Swan to Liberty at LAM
bert's Point. But Was Captured
BY Offieers.

All Chat. a Chinese sailor, who es-
capped from the British steamship
Gretavale at Norfolk on August 6 by
Ieaping overheard and swimming
ashore. was put back aboard his ship
soon after her arrival aere yester-
day from Baltimore. The vessel
will sail this morning for Whining
ton. n. C., with Chat on board.
Chat was signed on the ship in the
Orient ard when she reached Norfolk
ne decided to roam in the land Of the
free. His liberty was Of short dura-
ton. however, as he was captured in
Norfolk county soon after he made
his escape. He was locked up there
ard held for the ship.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-03
NEGRO SHOOTS AT ENEMY.
William Bailey Misses John lsbb, But
Hits Coplan's Saloon


Attempting TO avenge himself for
wrongs. imaginary OF real. OF long
standing William Bailey. a young
negro. last night shot twice at his
enemy. John Iabb. al the corner or
Twenty second street and Jefferson
avenue and later gave himself up to
the police.
From all accounts Tabb was stand
INK in v. Cop.an's saloon when Bailey
walked to the middle Of the street
and fred two shots from rife. Neita-
or took effect Bailey was arrested
BY Ofcer Messick. but was released
upon the statement that the rife went
OF accidentally and at the request OF
his employer. Later. fearing the con-
SEQUENCES and with the knowledge
that his action vas seen by quite
number Of people in the vicinity. the
negro wcnt TO the police station ana
was summoned TO appear in the police
court today.
Al the tine Of the shooting Al
cvanTeIistic band was holding serV-
ices on the corner and there VAS m
tense excitement for some minutes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-03
With High Winds and Heavy Seas
Prevailing, Men, 'o-War Bang
Away al Targets.
SAILOR on THE PORTER KILLED
Tow Line Between Two Torpedo Boat
Destroyers Breaks and Albert An
derson Receives Fatal lnjury-Ships
TO Attend Hudson-FuIton Celebra-
ton in New York Harbor.

After riding out 40-knot gale on
the Southern drill grounds, thirty
two miles off the Virginia Capes,
Wednesday night, the fifteen battle
ships and three armored cruisers OF
Rear Admiral Schroeder's Atlantic
fleet began banging away at the NOV
ing targets early yesterday morning
The wind continued high Throughout
the day and heavy sea was rolling
on the drill grounds.
Conditions for battle practice I'M
der severe weather were better yes
terday than they have been at any
time since the feet arrived on the
drill ground and good practice was
had. With temperature below sew
enty and brilliant sunlight, the men
at the guns had clear aim upon the
screen targets stretched aloft be-
tween the improvised masts on the
dismantled torpedo boats Nicholson
and OBrien. which are now with the
fleet.
Sailor Killed at Sea.
the last of the torpedo fiotilla from
Newport, r. l.. arrived in the Roads
yesterday morning. Soon after her ar
rival it was learned that during the
trip down the coast, Albert Anderson
a seaman of the crew, was accident
ally killed The Porter had break
down during the journey and she was
taken in tow by the MacDonough'
While the vessels were running
through a choppy sea, the hawsef
parted and Anderson, who was stand
ing on the Porters deck, was struck
by the cable and almost instantly
killed. AS soon as the Porter could
proceed under her own steam she
was released and the body of the
dead man taken on the Marlborough
to the Norfolk navy yard
Twenty-nine Ships in Fleet.
The vessels of the torpedo fiotilla
are taking on water. coal and general
stores preparatory to joining the fleet
on the drill grounds. When they
reach the grounds. Admiral Schroeder
will have a total of 90 vessels in his
fleet.
According to information received
yesterday. the entire feet will go to
New York about September 30 to par
ticipate in the Hudson-Fulton cele-
bration this month.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-03
HAS WIRELESS OUTFIT.
Schooner Dorothy q. Barrett Equipped
With L Attest System.

The big fiye-masted schooner DoFo-
thy B. Barrett. now loading coal mere
is equipped with wireless telegraphy'
the outfit being made by the engineer
CT the ship II is said to work in fine
shape.
This schooner is one of the few
sailing craft on the Atlantic coast to
have wireless, but as insurance COM
panies are reducing the insurance
rates OIL vessels SO equipped, ship
ping men here believe that all OF the
larger schooners soon will have wire
less systems on board.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-03
AND PUTZfL
PLAY FOR CUP TODAY
Winner of Tennis Tournament IN
Singles and Challenge Cup Hold
er Meet Here.

Richard Armstrong, winner OF the
Young Mems Christian Association
tennis tournament in singles. will
meet Charles Putzel. the holder OF
the association singles challenge cuD'
on one CT the courts at West avenue
and Thirty-fourth street at 4 O'Clock
this afternoon. Local tennis en-
thusisasts are showing great deal
of interest in this match and large
crowd is expected to be on hand when
play begins
The match is for the best three IN
five sets and some fast playing is ex-
pected. Armstrong is picked as the
winner for he has shown rare good
form all season and is hard man to
beat under any conditions.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-03


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