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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-16
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-16

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-16

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New-York tribune., 1909-03-16
HARLEM REGATTA PLANS.
ScuUers Must Wear Numbers in the
Race This Year.

The regatta committee Of the Harlem Regatta
Association met in the Harlem Casino last night
and began the work Of arranging the details for
the regatta which IS 10 be held on May 81 l. W.
Kimmelbrrg chairman, of the Wyanoke Boat
club presided and the members Of the committee
present were ]. D. Calm. Crescent Rowing Cluo'
David Brown AtaIanta Boat Club; George Pearce'
Nonpareu Boat Club. and Alexander Marousek'
president OF the association
Jesse Williamson. of Philadelphia, VINO was
nominated for referee Of the regatta was orhcla-S
appointed and his letter of acceptance was read.
An important innovation will be made at TINS
wears regatta in that all scullers will be numbered
and no Official color will be recognized IN place OF
the numbers In former years it has been found
that the oarsmen did not wear the colors OF their
clubs universally in the regattas and tAeFe "dS
consequently much confusion.
The programme of fifteen races was approved oy
the committee. All races are TO be one ana quar-
ter miles over the Speedway course, on the Har-
lem The number of is two less than laS'
year, as the veteran singles and tntermedaCe eist-
cared shells have been left out while the schooi-
boy race has not yet been arranged Tor j. Magic
was appointed TO complete arrangements ior uliS
race
race for Junior oCtopedes was ADDED 10 ue
programme which approved as follows; JUNIOR
singles intermediate singles association sihsles'
senior singles junior double sculls. intermediate
double scus, senior double sculls. junior lour-
cared gigs junior centipede fours. intermediat te
four-oaTed gigs. senior four-oared shells junior
eight-oared shells, Junior octopede' senior els"'
cared shells and senior quarter dash-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-16
COLUMBIA OARSlIEN OUT
VARSITY Cre5o ROzcS on Hudson for
First Time This Year.

The Columbia varsity had its first work on
the water yesterday afternoon. and, incidentally
rowed for the first time Rices course on the
west shore of the Hudson, just north of Edgewater
Only the first varsity eight out because a stth
northwest wind made the river so rough that II
impossible 10 take the barges and two more
shells from the Gould boathouse on the New York
side across the For this reason the freshmen
and all the other varsity candidates were put
through the routine work the machines IN the
rowing room in University Hall.
Although a few alterations had to be made on the
float the able to get out shortly after D
o'clock The were boated in the old shell
Van Am, in which Rice's first Columbia crew won
against Harvard and which he accordingly thinks
carries good luck. The varsity combination was
boated in the regular order with the exception
that Hamann went in at No because Saunders
the regular man. did not return from an out-of
trip in time The boating was: Clapp, bow;
Jordan. No. 2; Keator, No 8; Hamann, No 4;
Miller, No. 8: Ryan, No g. Phillips, No. a Cerussl
stroke and lockwood. coxswain-
The got off well, considering that 1t was
practically the first time they had been in boat
since last June The blade work a little ragged
the start, but when the eight came down the
river after two-Tnie pull upstream they rowed in
good form. with splashing.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-16
THE GIANTS WAKING UP
PLAY TAG WITH CUBS.
"BuU' Durham Pounded Hard
Shafer Makes Good Impression.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Marlin. Tex March 15.-The Giant cubs met
their Waterloo this afternoon when for the first
time the regular team lined up against them and
played real baseball The SCORE was too INDEFINITE
print. Doyle, Herzog and Bridwell had Things
their own way with the bat and Bull Durham
happened 10 be the pitcher who got the worst OF
the couting. He pitching curved balls, TOO.
The entire team has last '1oosened up ana
the men are now beginning to play the KIND OF
baseball that counts On Wednesday the Giants,
the real Giants will go to Waco, while the young
Will travel Dallas to play at ST Pa1rlch
Day celebration From on the men will be on
the Jump The greater part Of them will remain
here until Friday when they will start on a barn
stormfng tour that will finally land them IN 'ne
neighborhood OF New York as to be ready LOT
the opening OF the season
shafer. the brilliant young infelder from the
Coast, well enough TO take part IN the game
to-day, and his work at second base was reVela-
ton 10 the veterans who had not seen him play
before Every ball that he hit was a line drive
and it begins 10 look If McGraw has utility
man that in time will make one of the regular m
fieders work hard to hold his place.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-16
MAINE ICE CROP SMALL.
Only 300, 900 Tons VIII Be CIT on
the Kennebec RiUer.
[By Telegraph 10 The tribune. ]

Augusta, Me, March 15-On account OF the milo
weather in this section and the scarcity OF men
who will work only 10000 tons OF ice will be har-
vested on tho Kennebec River this season. When
it was found that the crop the Hudson and at
other points was a failure orders were given TO
house all the ice possible on the Kennebec. Ihe
company wanted $4,000 tons harvested. but the
ca pacfty Of the houses along the river is only
100000 tons
When hundreds of men had been at work on the
ice fields week their wages were trusted
so that they quit. with the result that when the ice
was in the proper shape for housing enough men 70
do the work not available. The weather for
the last few days has been mid and the ice IS
melting rapidly. although few cold nights will
tend to permit the housing Of 10000 tons IL they
continue for the remainder OF the week There
will not be enough cut either on the Kennebec or
the Penobscot River this to make up for
the failure of the crop the Hudson.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-16
YANKEES FAST WORK.
StaIlings Selects knight for Regular
Place at ShOrtStOp.
LBr Telegraph 70 The Tribune. ]

Macon Ga March 15-That Jack knight Is to
be the regular shortstop of the New York team
this season became evident to-day from the tenor
of remarks made by Manager Stalings- The fact
that in every practice game and in all nfeld work
the tall young fellow from Philadelphia, whose
work practically won pennant for Baltimore last
season, has been at short indicated TO an extent
that he was slated for that place. And his Work
thus far has proved the wisdom Of StaIlinsss ;
Judgment. To-day especially Knight was a wonder
covering wards Of ground, throwing with great
speed and accuracy and showing in every move
that he is a star ballplayer.
All previous dope" got jolt when StaLlnes
called off the usual practice game ana dlrec'eo
Chase Laporte Elberfeld and Knight TO speno
the time in infed practice. 1t was taken to mean
that the manager is giving Laporte chance above
all other candidates 10 make good at second. where
ba starred for Stallings when the two were at
Buffalo five years ago Laporte knows that ne
must keep in condition and play well at all times
TO work under Stallings. and It would not be at all
surprising II in the end he became the regular
second baseman, with Clyde Engel taking the JOB
of utility player, for which he appears 10 be well
qualified.
Even though not In perfect condition. Elberfeid
and IAporte showed up better in their respective
positions to-day than any Of the other numerous
candidates have done. while Chase the same as
ever. II this nfeld lineup is the right one, It Is
probah bic that Austin will be retained well as
Ensel though he seems to be good only at third
where however. he is a wonder. Though II has not
been officially announced. Vaughn. pitcher; Barry,
first basernan. who Will report on Tuesday and
Donovan third baseman. will be turned over 70 the
Macon club for development
The game scheduled to he played between New
ark ard New York at Milledgeville on Tuesday has
been postponed at the request of Manager Wolver-
condition Joe McGinnity has Joined the Newark
team
New-York tribune., 1909-03-16
TO RESTRAIN HATTERS.
Order to PreUent Filming of Members
To Be SerUed.

Copies of the order requiring the United Hatters
OF North America to show cause why they should
not be restrained from nning and otherwise dis
cipnning members for returning to work in the
hat factory Of the Samuel Mundheim Company. II
stated yesterday, Will os served within the
next two days on most OF the officers Regarding
the statement in the bill OF complaint that firms
which never used the union label threatened to
sue the Associated Hat Manufacturers and the
union jointly on the charge Of combining In keeping
I'D an illegal monopoly II the label was used by
the association Milton Damman, counsel for the
association. said:
The point made in this threat may De new, Dut II
appears logical to me- 1 may say tnet since tne
Associated Hat Manufacturers decided TO dlScon-
tinue the union label have been told tnat SUIT
would be brought II the use Of the label were re
sumed, and 1 received such notice as counsel LOT
the association from OF the largest firms Wnch
did the union label.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-16
Marathon Race Baseball Il Racing Golf y Other Sports
Pfrnffco In Fold of JOCKEY Cab
Dates Allotted for Spring and Fall Meetings for the
Track Near Baltimore.

The Maryland Jockey Club is still in the fold, and
IN spite OF reports to the contrary will hold its
regular spring and fall meetings at Pimlico under
the control and sanction of the Jockey Club. At a
meeting of the stewards Of the Jockey Club in the
Windsor Arcade yesterday approval was granted to
hold meetings at PirnIico from April "a to May T.
inclusive. and from October q to November 6, in
elusive These dates the first approved by the
stewards for the coming season.
T r George. c. Morrison and Charles McLane
representing the Maryland Jockey Club. appeared
before the stewards. and not only made formal ap-
plcation for dates but announced that the pro-
gramne would consist of purses, stakes and handi-
caps. in the past. and that effort would be
made to revive some OF the old, classic stakes Of
the club. The full prog anne will be prepared at
New-York tribune., 1909-03-16
ANOTHER BAToNY1 PosTPoNEMENT.
Former Mrs. Burke Roche Gets Delay in Di-
7orce Trial Proceedings

The determination Of one OF the woman wit
nesses not TO appear in the divorce suit brought
by Mrs Burke Roche Batonyi, daughter Of Frank
Work. against her husband. Aurel Batouyi. the
professional whip. cited argument for a
further postponement by ex-Judge ". VI. K. Oh
cott appearing for Mrs. Batonyi, before Justice
Platzek, in Part II Of the Supreme Court, yester-
day. Maurice Cukor. counsel for Batonyt, opposed
the plea saying that 1t was an injustice to hold
up the trial, as his witnesses might be unavailable
II more time granted. Justice Platzek de-
cided 10 permit the case TO go until the be-
ginning Of the next calendar.
The woman in question figures in the complain
ing affidavit under the name Of Lucille Brabant.
and is named as one OF the correspondents She
fed TO Chicago and wrote TO Mr. Olcott that II
her testimony were wanted it would have to be
taken by deposition in Chicago
New-York tribune., 1909-03-16
MISSING BANKERS FAMILY SUED.

The first of nine suits brought by Meyer London.
- trustee in bankruptcy, against members OF the
fa1,i1,, of Hyman Epstein. the missing Brownsvills
banker to recover about Sl5oOo said TO De due
aanositors was hegur yesterday before Justice
-rbor,as in the Supreme Court. Brooklyn Epstein
hank AT No 30 Graham avenue. was stormed by
Teuisb residents Of Brownsville after his disaP-
nearance on February 90 1898 The suits involve
property worth $4,000 at Siesel and Humboldt
80 e,a mortgages each for 1890. assigned
- Fnstein bv the Coney Island Realty and I'M
nrovemen+ Company. and considerable Brownsville
real estate
New-York tribune., 1909-03-16
RE4DVILLE TRACK SAVED.
Grand Circuit Meeting To Be Held
There in September.

Boston. March 15,-The sale Of the Readville trot-
ting track to Andrew J. Welch. Of Hartford, Conn.
was ratified at meeting Of the stockholders Of the
New England Trotting Horse Breeders Associa-
ton held here to-day Mr WEIGH announced that
he would issue his programme for n meeting next
August. which viii be part Of the Grand Circuit
and will take the place Of the scheduled meeting at
Long Branch, August 30 to September E.
The papers transferring the property will Re
signed on Wednesday by President J. VI. Johnson
and r Lee Quimby During the meeting strong
objection was raised the sale by George Van
Dyke, Of Colebrook n H.. one Of the indorsers on
the mortgage note OF $500 Mr.. Van Dyke re-
fused 90 say what further proceedings ne might
take.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-16
THE gRAzos MAKES coAsTWIsE RECORD

The new steamer Brazos. Of the Mallory Line. ar
,,ad here Yesterday from Galveston. after breaking
- aco-5 for the fastest run Of coastvise steam
ars betxeen the Gulf port and New York Unlike
the transatlantic steamers. which measure their
time between nghtships the coastWise steamers
take their time from pier TO pier
The Brazos made the run from Galveston IN :
s.,-s x hours and 10 minutes. average speed
~ 70 ~ knots Between Fowey Rocks and Jupiter
Light she averaged 20la knots for seven hours. on
her first run UP the coast from Galveston the
Rrazos made the passage in days, Is hours and
% minutes. Until the new liner was put IN tne
Nfa1lor,, Line service the record was held by the
Ton,,er which made the run from Galveston in
4 davs and % hours