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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-22
MARKET COMMENT OF THE DAY
Forelan Gables.

day, 10; last year, 20. Flax: Today.
80; last year, So.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-22

At top, seat erected by the Georgia
society of TIE Colonial Danes of
America on the scot where James
oselthorpe, founder Of the colony of
Georgia, first pitched his tent. At
bottom, heroic bronze statute Of
Gen. James Edward ogelthorpe,
founder and for 80 years governor Of
the colony of Georgia, to be unveiled
Nov. %.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-22
THANKSGIVING VACATION.
Moorhead Normal Will Close This
Afternoon Until Next Tuesday.

President Weld Of the state normal
school announced, today, that the in
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-22

ture when completed. including the
site, will have cost close to s7,0O0,0O0,
making it among the most costly bus
mess buildings in the world.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28
COI ri ar iPPFiIS Ct>ES.
RiEht of CIN Of Rochester tn Wake Anti.
Smoke Ordinance Z plield.

ALB,NT. Sgt y Ordinances "uart"i
Nv ia" authorizes of RpCh"St"r agar -
IN" emission ~ black smoke from fac
tory On mn"vs m that civ W'r' -u-t .'.,.i
"a 80, son IGut..l down TODAY IS ''"
Court ~ Np,"a's Inn Ma lr..,. ~
Milling Company was nr"d 81 und"r tr"
ordulr.H IA lP," ami e.. ~."i o." IA r
up on spr'al 20 IN" higher counts on IN"
~ 'uui hat rh' Re-. ucs'n. ,.l~'.- , .
not CONF power 20 PASS -u,h ou ord.
nance.
In" ShuuartS won ont through a dec
son ut Il." C"ur' 81 Az 49,. to-day rr
tho az, za'.un Which VIZ brought AGAINST
,h"rn Nv Frank l. Prr'"v - -, ave. s-i o,H
damages TO aIl"R, : rr"r.h 81 CONTRACT.
IA" court affirming Judgment ~ m"
lower courts dIsw. ss.ag tn" complaint.
r"rl"v sad IA" Shr'"rts har agreed
PRIOR - MAY 10 .aCh v"lr ',r a five wear
I,riod =" - asii" for him -,N good
routes covering aI th"1ir"- 'u, Look
rng- - which WIRE under IN" Shul"rtS'z
control for 'he production - whatever
attractions p"-lHy might d"-Ir. Ii.
Nhub"r's 'ont"ud"d that ~" rpLt"s hal
h."u main -"adv for p.ri,v lat never
had teen t"maud"d ~ hun TN q former
TRIAL 81 IN" action I"rlev recovered a
verdict of s?i 80 winch was aftarward
r"yers"d 10y m" NpU"llnt" Division
The Court u Appeals to-day affirmed
the lif" E"nt"nC" given to Grover Clav.-
land Poole IN Sing sang IN IpUS on con
yi'tion Of murder. second degree for tho
killing ~ James O'Hara ~ Por' Wash.
ington, l.. Pool" was an ilht"ra;s
country lad 20 years old. and had Teen
living with ia" SISTER of O'Hara When
O'Hara disappeared ~" sister made 4
statement that Pool" mad confessed To
her that he had killed him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28
mrs. WRRiI'S WARD.
she WIN Put p Further FIEht to Keep
Little kenneih Williams.

Their" WAS new turn Yesterday in
the action against Mir sara Van Alien
Murray ~ Fast Orange y y to compel
her to return 10 ~ Marvs erphanaga
in Providcnre II J. sin -vear-old Kenneth
Williams. whom sh" adopted. In behalf
II Mrs Murray Application was made To-
leave oten a deere" made by ico-Chan
c-llor Howell directing the r~'urn ~ IN.
child The Court fixed newt Wednesday
a. the date for ~ hearing
The NiC--C harcellur dacia..d that the
hoy should 10 returned To IN" urphanaRc
hecauRe Of the alleged pre0ario,Isn.s--
~ III. income 81 the Murray Only
little Testimony was brought ont NJ tho
hearing on this point John X Hardin
counsel for Mr. Murray. SAID 'ha; he do
sired an oppor unity 10 supplement the
testimony already adduc.d with a view
to satisfying H." tourt ~ To- the =ufticiency
81 the MurTayG means lie said that
Mr. MURRAY stood ready 10 give a bond
20 make IN" hoyz future secure. Oh
lection 10 a further delay was made hy
Thomas /. RRvm"nd. counsel for the
pFf,lauauss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28
Mo, ~mcnr. Of naval Vessels.

WAsHISGTnS, sept. p The collier
Nrstal and -uhmarIns Salmon have ar
ryssl at navy yard New York. the cruiser
Prairie az North River. the battleships
Minnesota. Idaho. Mississippi Vermont.
\"hIh-Na Bhpd" Island and Virginia and
oil" hospital boat Solacr at Hampton
Roads, 90" 'ug Sttndsh 81 Norfolk, the
destroyer Re-" 80 Hampton Roads. the
,HIh-r ls~"uliiz a. Norfolk. tho battle
mp Mat gan ~ navy yard, New York
'a" battIssEIp Nrrth Dakota at Norfolk
f." cruiser Dee Nutn.s At fas Palmas
q fnari''-. t4's cruiser Wo' VERNE 80 Erte
,ni the hIStI'~u.p Georgia ~ Hampton
!. ads
~" suhusfIn" WISER has sailed from
NruaIDii- tor Norfolk ~. collier Lebanon
tom Della ar. Br'akWatar for Norfolk
f." EInbpI' Nick snurg from Corinto
,nr Isnaml. ~" Cruiser wolverine from
y n 10 for ErH" -. htfiI..-hlp Connect
...' firm lllmprpn Roads Tor New York.
" haiile-N 4 I'oIIs tr'' from Hampton
'..idr iur Gu'uysIr-yi.in the tancisT
Tarki1n aud -aIy|y buaf tIlgna from
Hampton kpag- for New YORK the cruiser
'".' rom N"vpDrt for Sea York. the
4urpIt lOrkfown from Esmeral das
-id0r. Tor Hahia 10 Caraquez. Ecuador.
Nrd the cruiser Washington from Tai
'an1ans FOG PantA AIsRAs.-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28
CHI>r>E pRIN,E >rF> T,Fr.
Much ENchanEInE of CAIls and . Formal
Dinner a. the MhItc HOuSc

WA~HINDToS sept . Pre-Iien' Taft
entertained Primo" Tsai SUM unCl" Of
the Emperor - China and brother - the
prino- Regent ~ ~" White Huus" to-
o. gu' Members - 10" Princes sui;"
Included Nl,"- Admiral Sir san Chem
Ping and N" Iuina-" MINISTER Al
rh'. members - 20" ta.ru', were az
me. Dinner and also Secretary Nu-tpu.
Major Gen Leonard Wood. Cniof - san
Capt Arrllbald "a Bur and Bc-kmau
Winthrop. A~sr-rau, Secretary - --ha
Ntyy The entertaining IT the Prince
j. 'hr 'r-' Iut"vrIr'lon that he President
ha~ allowed IN h.s CONTINUOUS Cihno.
meeting a. rh" Whi'" HoI-a
The Princ- Arrived h"r" in,s morning
Wiih ~ .gl'". consisting IT tho N.rn-
Admiral. Nv" comm sslon"d uricsrs i've
nou-commIs-i uric"~~ and five Sc--
wants He was welcomed 30 tho ritv bv
q larE" PARTY Il oficial- including Capt
Bur 49, the representative ~ ~" Pres
dent All IN" m"nu"r- of ~" Chinese
legation were at 'Ne station 10 greet him.
~, rotary knoN mad" formal 'ali
upon 80" Pr'nr" ~ IN % rin' = and S""T"' Iry
4 ~" Navy Meyer followed quarter
II an hour later IN" Prince. ia dC-
pnrdaur" with "uIu-t'" governing such
occasions immediately r"'ur"d both
calls A. oclo"k IN" Primo" and his
party vI-I'.d the Whit" House where
they were received Nv III" President
In 'he afternoon the party visited Fort
Nyer and saw an exhibition drill by the
cavalry and artillery commands To-
morrow IN. Prince will VISIT annapolis
and on Thursday he will 60 down the
Potomac 10 Mount Vernon The Prince
will leave al four o'clock on Thursday for
New York The arrival ~ the Chimes"
prince has somewhat ohscured the Sultan
~ SulI = sun hut he will shine forth again
tomorrow. when he - scheduled 10 call
~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28
~ rFRtGE POIIrJcS 40 ON.
Mrs. a. u. y. belmont Has Joined the
WORK Con, ention. bIr no Parade

M-- - " = r"Inuut has 'olned ~,
Woman sINr.Z" Tar,s -" IL planning
90 '.kc an active l-.' Iu ~" I'i'.ra
v.rN 81 a." fw,u' --"tui.u Assem-,
Div district vh"-" ~ Nura \un Shpl,
,"y 10 ..g1.- sc. Belmont l.. IIH ",I
10 nn'," - sos tti.g .,"Ta" az 'H" di--
g. eel q o." tar,s Drui a''"- election
AID - y.nmi-rd D.. ".'P. .~u "a --u0 2.
20, -u"af house 100 90" district "a the
u"a lIt..".
-" t- a..irui1-l" Interested ,''at NJ
rr.-.at 80 'r~ oy.ruE Il m" head.
,,la-r"-- Il -" r.u'.rri branch - her
P,u'I. q, quality Association. a. ~ West
i7i.n -f.""'.
srs- I t. Norman H. tho 'oad"r II
'ti- hrar,n and has worked hard 'o run
b.. m"'ul "-Shp .-' tr Zoo luu Mrs
B"Euur told tho cnlu-..l ,uT ar,.rtas
l.. q srr,nG I'M whom tn.'-e w"-" Ipn of
them 'iav wouldn't nave t. worry about
Gus!tDs. piac,,- ~ which = m"r'
Another evidcn," e their president :
pride ~ them va. l"r refusal 10 take
lI-f 100 u" great October rg-ade unless
q ,rrmtIcUt uiRr" ~ On" line was given
10 TIL rartirular group - ler foil wcrs
ku - aI ~ nov There won't u,
auy rr.radc Mrs Harriet stanton Bll'rh
VIII la. h""n publicity agent for the
yChafus since carly IN 'hs summer called
- committee meeting yesterday and an
u0uuc"i that IN" march for franchise
must 10 deferred until spring
We must devote our tim" ~ leCi--
lAt-sc work she said and fur"go tho
making uf hauu"r- urul tho Doli'ic. ans
VI state have recognized our .,i-t.nre
The vearners Tor III" ballot have not.
howev.- given zap They convention.
which - scheduled for October -. in
Carnegie Hall and a. which there will Re
Representatives from every Assembly di.-
triCt IN the five borough-
They viii have a Temporary chairman
ard permanent chairman and all m.
conventional arC.s-ories including
band and roll call and a party platform.
Mrs Gait will undoubtedly 10 chosen
permanent chairman. and Mra MackAv
Mrs Belmont Mrs Rla'~h aud Mrs
Ida Hustled Harper will AL ~, on the
platform.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28
WONET ron TETERiNS or '0S.
New lork Regiments To Get about saO.-
OsbO In ENIra Allow aRre>

WAsHINGToN. sept p New York
State volunteers in tn" Spanish American
war will get about sso. uUo additional paw
which they have commended IN" Govern
meu' owed them. The claims II the
spanish war Veterans have been pushed
by Attorney General O'Mall'.v. ~ New
York state. acting On behalf 1T the state
IN. additional allnwanc. II So OsD covers
balances dti. ~ members uf ~ or NOR.
organizations who fat 4 - get their
full allowance m prior se'tl"ment-
Among the pTRaniyatipu- which will
profit by the recovery ar" ~" Aith HsgI-
in.nt ~ Brooklyn. which will get o. gns
the 2G2d regiment ~ Buffalo. which will
T.c.iy" ~ 72g and the ?Ulri and 2p7d
R"giu.nt- - New York cav whIch v 10
get s. j2j and o. 40 respectively
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28
THE POISONED FLOI ".
HAIL Taken Here In ENtTadItIoO Ease
HaI,eas COrpu. DlsmIss~d.

Pierre H"retier and his wife. Honnrina
" no Nv" held her" ~ await "Nt Tradition
o. Connecticut "a a Charg. of attempting
a. poison the family - William S@arlcs
- Rnvavipn. WHORE Herot'nr was ON
pIoy.d ~, cnnk and MS VT" - chambrr-
maid wcr. r"sazed Yesterday Nv
Suprrul. Court JUsticn Gay"gRn M 81 Sp
lAil The Court - ia" "atu" time dis
missed habeas corpus proceedings Jussph
VI callahan attorney for the HsTe'iers
said he would no able 70 prove that
box II rat poison was left uncovered On a
shelf over a -four barrel and that some
Of the poison fell INTO the Hour.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28
STOLFN HOR>E PtINrFD.
Police Think They've Haired a Pence
for Boy Thieves.

Tire" Italians who wer" held by Ma gis
trait" Herman IA th" IoWh- police court
yestardlS IN IN" charge - horsa steal.
lng had q fence, IA" polite" say, and
paid hpy- SO % Si5 for horses and wagons
The mon tr" Giovanni HitD. Mstt"o Tore
and Antonio B,raso Tn" larceny ~
q morse. ~ gou and harness worth $3.50
belonging - II t. THUS - 20 Harrison
street j. charged
The Dur'-. which Disappeared IN Satu--
day. Wa found 80 Iprr"'- place IN BROOK
Ign. IA" wagon freshly tainted and the
horse m disguise - striped faana and
painted Whit" -put- Detective Campo
m-nD-I Who trtr'.t ~" property. alleges
that lorro SAID IrO gave ~ To- him TO
cell bar - wI- - act the part ~ the
owner IN" polio" sav TORI. tried 10
-"I 'ua masked puiti 10 BROOKLYN
butcher Tor s2V'
Tie police ar. looking FOR the owners
- three ptn"- horses and wagon that
they got from Tore.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28
DEWI mn iGE CHiNGE PIT OFF.
>eN England Roads Nay Not Put Two
pay clause into Enect Yet

WAsHrSGToS. Sept q Railroads IN
New England will not he allowed Tor
m" present 10 reduo" the time - free
demurraR" allowed "a freight cars All
the carriers IN New England gAv" motto
that after October I N New England
territory only two DAYS would b" allowed
a. free d@murrAga IN freight cars IN
stead - four days ss ~ present The
shipping interests and commercial organ
izAiidns % the New England States flNd
strong proterts against the proposed rn-
ductinn The Interr'ate Commerce Com
mission pAss~d an order . -day -'ispending
IN" proposed change in rules regarding
free demurTage pending tnVestigatton
~ To- the reasonableness - the change
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28
TtFT CIGiR ~ HOILaND.
Not = ThreeTer Fisher. but a Regular 10
Geat STRAIGHT smoke.

WAsHIS0ToN. sept. p Franklin X.
Ane. the Interstate commerce commits
sioner who has just returned from Europe.
called ~ the Whit" HOUSE to-day. He
told the President among other things
that when he Was IN Amsterdam. b" Jaw
a President Taft cigar advertised Tor
sale in many 81 III" stores
4 supppse " was a three for FIVE cigAr.
was the Pre-ident'- remark 40 quoted
by Commissioner Lane.
The commissiOner FASTENED 90 assure
Mr.. Taft that u Wa = ten cent straight
cigar and worth th" money
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28
MISS M SSELL DENIES.
Not Tier car That Hurt FitIEerald Of
schenectady, she says.

SCUFNECThDY. sept. y lanes
Barry. attorney for william F'zG'.l -
q tui- CITY, VINO = -aid 10 have r"'"l'r'
injuries by hong run into by The au''rn',
bite % Miss Lillian Russell. to-day received
al answer from Mi~- Russell : attorney.
In II Miss Russell denies that me aNto'
mobile was owned nv her or hat enc
wa IN ~ ~ tho time the accident = SAD
- have occurred or that the driver vas
IN her employ
STe a ~ zcts up "a distinct and s"ptra,
defence that & Fitzgerald vas run down
Nv the automobile alleged 60 be n@rs
IL Wa through his own negltceng" am
that. she ~ III no way accountable for me
accident
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28
Mr.. hInshon.. slsh, raIrns

Nrs kngd"n. wh" arrived Yesterday
with h"r grauddiught" Edith Could. Nv
IN" North G"rman lloyd liner Kaiser
Wilhelm II was l"d 80 an automobile by
an attendant Her eyn=igh' - seriously
affected and che fears that she will lose
!; She will spend tho autumn and winter
in Toronto
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28
R,d. Asked for 9I.OOo To" Ba'ur.nip.

WAsHtNgrOS N"pi p Hid- hHv" l.".'rI
asz"d ~ the Navy department for con
srrIcting on" hatjl-ship - ahou' ?1Vr
tons dI-plac"nant and ~" feet oollisrs
which were au'horI5" a. the last session
81 Congress The proposals. will ha
opened at the Navy Department on De-
cember !.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28
r.rrs H.u,s In 1910 ana Som. Others.

wAsHTSGroS. Sept. 27-Ths Censu-
Bureau to-day gave out the population
q cures - the follpwing cities
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28
Army ana navy Orders.
w'sHISuroV Sept
have leeu 1sst-rti

w,sHISuroV sept p These army order,
have ten gssrrd
Capt RAlph = Grange. guartsru.ar tsr from
V ashir ton 10 Nev NITk CIV
The following changes 70 shs stations and
duties " officers ~ The Medical R~>-fss corp. arc
ordered
First Lieut. TdWaTd Bail@y from Port
tsrprEr ArZht Warrington. - TBrf vtpr
NsNhlnVton relieving Firs' lieut. jane B.
Maionsy ROW dwty on 'hs Transport burnside
Lieut. Aslpnry Ia furt brorgs " nEht. s,h.
lnGt1n
Thess rA,y 1rdST- - ~ bssu is.grF
IleItsnArt cor fn aUGrT u I. IltUef,II from
penusN Is ahis o. name and wall ordsrs
lieut. u FuKNNurr. ~ from assistant ~
tN- s4VFryi4sr ~ - lHrhpf q Nrw N0Is =
~ lennsy Q. avis - Driusrr" ufrrsr
surgeon % = tfr1w from Na1 nj Media -rhuDI.
81 agrtrH tom 90 sIIaFF
pa-.-1! Ns-'s'Ari surgeon ~ - T-nris ~
Natsi IiD-Ti't| Nsvai ArAfenI' Annapolis. Nd
Passed Ass. TAM S.rseon " Pairr from
e. m 1srfirur rp non~- and w1lt orders
I4ssrd Assistant surgeon y o. Seafmsn.
from na,v rrrrf'ting station. hArtfuri Conn ~
udttr
Passed Assistant suFgeon q " snIts. from
Sakal AeadeE1y, AApapQliA. Nd. b coaneclcul
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28
PERSIFLAGE OF SPOOKLAND
" BuITTTD ~ COI RT ~ THE
THO uPSON WILL CtSE.

Further communications Read Prom Mrs.
Funk's IIIE Black IIOok The cut OT
widow Tr>IInr- VIZ. Edison In Court.
het Not sailed To- the witness stand.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28

SI S1s,sa s. a:s:s.5 sSESiGn Ma s s11
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-10
CHESS TITLE TOURNEY OFF
Lasker and Maroczy Decline to
Play at Hamburg.

Letters from Walter Robinow. president,
and James FrankfUrtcr secretary, % the
Hamburg Chess Club. where the interna-
tional masters tournament Will be held
Under the auspices OF the German Chess
Association i'm July. have been received by
Frank J. Marshall. United States champion.
who - informed that tie efforts or tn,
committee 10 arrange championship mas
ters' tournament, limited 10 seven partici-
pants, have failed Among the dcclinations
received We're those Of Or. Lasker and G.
Maroczy.
Instead there viii be a tournament open
10 the leading masters Of the world up 10
the number OF eighteen. place has been
specially reserved for Mr.. Marshall, as Il
e. expected that there viii be at least thirty
applications. and he Is urged 10 so over in
order to help make the congress truly In
tcrTational The congress viii open IN
Saturday July Is. and play, starting on
The Monday following, Will last as usual.
about three weeks. Nine prizes, ranging
from 700 TO 200 marks are announced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-10
Te0o More Auto Records.
George Robertson Sets New Mark for Ten Miles
After Brilliant Struggle.

Playa del Rey, Cal. April s.-One world =
record and one new American speedway
stock car mark were established at the
continuation of the automobile meet at the
motordrome here to-day.
George Robertson. in the Simplex. and
Caleb Bragg. in the Fiat 90. reeled off many
miles under the forty-second mark in the
ten-mile race. and completed the distance
in 6:35.s, n new record, the Simplex wiz
ming by a hundred feet. For seven miles
the cars were Tapped. IT being difficult 70
tell which led at the wire for the first five
miles. Repeatedly Robertson, who was on
the outside. would run high on the track
in an effort TO swoop down into the lead,
but Bragg refused to give an inch.
In the seventh mile Robertson forged %
the front and at the end of the eighth
circuit the gap was widened. Pieces If
the tread were seen flying from the Flats
tires and from there on il was easy for
the Simplex.
In the time trials not a record was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-10

broken. Oldheld coming within 9-1oo OF
second OF beating De Palmas five-mile
mark made yesterday. The Benz car made
five circuits i'm 315:T1, but a tire went
wrong otherwise the record would have
been broken. This was Oidheld's second
trial
A national speedway record was estab-
lished by Endicott I'm the fifty-ntle race
for stock chassis measuring 1920 cubic
inches piston displacement. The distance
was covered in 4S:49:69. The former record
Of secs was made at Atlanta. The race was
between the Cole and the Buick cars all
the way. They aIternated in the lead until
the last FIVE miles, when Endicott opened
up a gap of a hundred feet.
The five-rliie Glass c race was won by
Oldfeld in Knox car. after Hanshue, in
an Apperson, had held the lead for mile.
The stock car handicap was won by the
Ford. with a handicap OF $40. with the
standardization second and the Knox
third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-10
BROOKLYN TEAM SCORES
Beats Manhattan in Relay Race
at Schoolboy Games.

BROOKLYN defeated Manhattan in the IN
terborough relay race, which was the feat
IRE of the annual games OF Public School
II at the sth Regiment arTnory last night
II was a close struggle for four laps. then
Wheeler. for Brooklyn. passed F. Walther'
the New York representative Haynes
running last for the former quartet, crossed
the line FIVE yards in front Of WeSs, or
Manhattan
Many spills enIivened the bicycle race.
which was won by James Buckingham. cf
the 22d Regiment. by few inches
The summaries follow.
Forty-hve-rnetrs run l1iIo class'-won -
Posnesky. 7A2. Locke. sac, second L. 6"id-
berg TB2. third Time, o.o"-5-
Dash TO the Pole third yearl-Wcu by " Nc
Carthy. 3B1; Goethe. OBJ. second; F. Clark 5b-
Potato race second year)-wou by y. H7-1iE.
OBJ. VI. BrOdy. "a second A Haene'. ~
ia metre run I4-s-kiIo cIass,-von by Singer
sB1: ]. Bnglander. SB2. second: T. sundi. SAL.
third. Time O;fc. .
heimer T. : 80. Manhattan, r Neinlandt.
p 6 % Manhattan second, A Roman, F. =
70. third Time, Oils.
!. Posner. TB2: ". Locke. TB2. second Prasch.
sB. third Time. O.2S 50
Thirty-twO kilometres (newsboys relay race
Won by The Evening Post. The Evening
World second; THE Evening Mall third
Time 2:32 %
Brooklyn vs. Manhattan thigh school relay
race)-Won BY Brooklyn with Weller, Man
uaI: Nathan. Eastern District; Gamble, Eras-
mus Hall: Fonda BOYS High. and HAYES.
5fs- kilonetre bicycle race (opsn TO NJ 4.
I~)-won by J. Buckingham: W. F. Schneyer,
second. l. V DOnavan. third Time. 5-it So.
1885 kflOmetre intercIass relay racs-Wo on D.
TB2 with Carson. Treis. Ciefsenheir1er and
Nunginger; sA2. second. Time. 1913 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-10
CHANCE GETS M'|NTYRE
Gives DahIen Three 0utfielderS
Dodgers Beat Orioles.
TBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune

Baltimore. April 9-''Bad Bill" Dahlen
to-day closed a deal with the Chicago CLUB
after q week of dickerins. Handsome
Harry Mcintyre. Of the Superhas' pitching
stan, goes TO the Cubs in exchange for
three Of Chances youngsters-Tcny Smith,
inielder. and HAPPY Smith and David
son. outfielders.
The deal had hung FIRE for = week be-
cause Chance did not want to give Up
Davidson. He tried 10 prevail on Dahlen
TO take outfelder Miller. but BAD BIZ
couldn't see it There was no money con-
sideration.
Mcintyre first Joined the Brooklyn club
in the spring OF 1904. lie came from the
Memphis club Of the Southern League
With the Superbas he has been known as
the hard luck pitcher. Chance wants him
because he figures on Harry's effectiveness
against the Pirates Mcintyre Jared bet
ter against the iraJes while a member Of
the Brooklyns than against any other club.
Dahlen made the trade because he figured
his pitching staff was so strong that he
could afford 10 part with Mcintyre to get
players who would bolster up his weak
spots in the outfed and inheld.
Davidson, who played in the American
Association last year, has been strongly
recommended TO Dahlen. Happy Smith
played with the California outlaw league
last year. Tony Smith was once tried out
by the Washington Americans.
Dahlen left mere ahead Of the team to-
day. presumably for the purpose of getting
home early 20 arrange for the formal eX-
change Of the players inside day or two.
Mcintyre arrived in Brooklyn yesterday
with the Yannigans.
The Superbas wound up their Southern
trip to-day by handing Jack Dunns orioles
a bad beating. The final score was IS TO 3.
Both "Rube'' Nickers and ''Southpaw
Russell were hit hard the Superbas amass-
ing seventeen hits. including three triples
and two doubles. Burch banged out two
OF the longer drives, and Daubert made the
other in the ninth inning with the bases
full. Harry Lumley was also star AT
the hat. cracking out three singles. George
Bell pitched he whole game, but when his
team was well to the good he took things
easy Clancy's home run IN the ninth was
a gift, as no attempt was made 10 field the
ball. The Brooklyn players started for
homo Immediately after the game.
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Brooi.lyn ..........O 2111O2 5-13 L
baltimore ..........o o o o 90 Is :
Ratteries-Ben and Miller: Vickers. Russell
and Murray. Umpires-Messrs Pensmith and
krlchton.