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The Washington herald., 1910-10-05
DENIES VIOLATING LAW.
MOtOrfst Gives His Version OF Arrest
I'm Montgomery County.


Editor The Washington Herald:
The writer was amused to see the
article in your issue of October 4 relat-
ing 10 Sheriff Welt OF Montgomery
County. arresting certain motorists Sun
day for alleged violation Of the speed
laws. The facts in the case, so far as
they relate to Mr.. Fassett. are as fol-
lows:
Mr.. and Mrs. Raphael Fassett. who
have just completed a record-breaking
tour from Chicago to Washington. with
out a punctuTe, without a mishap of any
kind. and passing through many States.
villages, and townships, where speed
laws are more rigorous than in Wash
ington, and never having violated IN any
manner the rights OF others, drove out
on this sacred piece of posted CD road
Sunday afternoon the party inc Guiding
Mr.. Fassett's two sisters and myself.
residents of Washington The sDeed
maintained was twelve miles an hour.
In taking a hill on a narrow part of
the highway impossible for two rigs TO
pass, a machine coming from behind.
sounding It's horn frantieally, compelled
Mr. FaSSett TO increase the speed until
he was going the frightful and excessive
speed of fifteen miles, as registered by
the Speedometer. He then turned the
machine to one side as soon As a place
was found wide enough to permit this
hurry wagon to pass After proceeding
about 800 yards, the driver turned at
right angles, blocking the road. and
came back on foot. informing US that
we were under arrest for violating the
speed laws. &c.
Mr.. Fassett was operating his car
under a Maryland license, issued the day
before. and according to the laws of the
State as set forth by book given him
by the state commissioner of motor
vehicles. At no time was there any at
tempt at speeding, the entire party
protesting at the slow. rnonotonous pace
maintained and the dust showered upon
us by every machine which was over
hauling and passing us.
The law states that a posted road must
have conspicuous sign placed at its
entrance on the right-hand side. This
sign is on the left and was not seen.
w. w. DEIANO.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05
NATIONALS HERE
FOR FINAL GAMES
McAleer's Team Meets BOs-
ton Red SOX To-day.
By WILLIAM PEET.

The Nationals will be with US this af-
ternoon, after a months absence, 20 wind
up sthe 1910 season on the home patch.
Local fans viii get their first glimpse
OF the new players-Somerlot. who IS
holding down first base. and Cunning
ham, the brilliant young inielder pur-
chased from the New England League
Cunningham has been one of the sem
sations OF the season, not only In field
Ing. but In hitting. They say in New
York that II the youngster mas any
could not find IT,
II is not known just who McAIeer will
pitch against Boston to-day. but more
than likely either Dolly Gray or Walker
will he on the mound. and as both are
in good shape. there is every reason 10
look for a Washington victory. especially
as the Boston Red Sox have been going
badly of late, losing as consistently as
they we're winning early in the season.
The Boston team, with Manager Patsy
Donovan. arrived in the Capital from
Philadelphia at midnight, after losing
four straight games 10 the Athletics.
Manager Donovan said he would prob
ably pitch Joe Wood. who has always
been a stumbling-block 10 the Nationals.
The Boston players are all pulling hard
for the Athletics 10 win the worlds Sc
ries From the talk last night. Il is evil
dent that the Red Sox brigade TO a man
will bet on Mscks men against the
Cubs.
To-day's game will start al 3:45 o'clock,
Instead OF 4
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05
CENTRAL BITES The DUST
Kendall Green Boys Turn the Trick
at Last.
Shnke-up Proves Satisfactory In
Fast Contest with the o
street Boys.

Gallaudet and Central High School
elevens lined up against each other in a
practice OF eight-minute periods yester-
day afternoon. the Kendall Green col
legians playing rings around their oppo-
nents and winning by 10 O.
The Buff and Blue coaches were dis
satisfied at the poor showing by Gal
laudet IN Saturdays game, and gave the
team a good shake-up AS a result IN
dian" Battiste Was placed al left half
back; Gledhill going 10 left end Moore
a stOcky. new Kansas student. was given
quarter back job. and handled the team
satisfactorily yesterday. COnley landed
the left tackle position. and. with Mes
as a left guard. the coaches are conf
dent that there will be no more easy
openings made by the opponents on the
left side OF the Gallaudet line
Gallaudet used straight football mostly.
with Full Back Brick and Right Half
Back Mosey gaining almost AT will in
line smashing, but lost several Opportu-
mites for touchdowns by penalties.
Left End GledhiH scored the only
touchdown Of the game ar the opening
OF the second period. when Central
kicked on and MOsey was sent around
left for a big gain. Then. on a crisis
cross play. Gledhill scored easily, after a
4j-yard run, Roller kicking a perfect
goal.
Central gained mostly on end runs. as
II found a stone wall in the Gallaudet
line, something which Is gratifying 70
the Bun and Blue coaches IN contrast
with Saturdays showing.
Minnlx, the veteran Central quarter
back, ran his team with rare Judgment.
while Reuter- showed his ability as left
half back
fua-rrp ouE St,r,y,sr,r.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05
STAR FOR EASTERN.
Greer, C. U. Football Player, Goes
to Manassas.

Johnny Greer. former Catholic Univer-
sity football and baseball star, leaves
this morning for Manassas. Va. where
he has entered Eastern College. Greer
played center on the local team last
season and was one OF the pitchers on
the baseball nine He Is an all-around
athlete. and will have little trouble IN
earning a place in Eastern's rush line
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05
BUSINESS is 0UTPLAYED.

On the GonZaga College field yesterday
afternoon Business High and the Con
zaga football teams battled forty min
utes, neither side being able to score
The Stenographers played a Iistless
game. Gonzagas forwards getting the
jump at every scrimmage. Although the
StenOgraphers' goal was only threatened
once. the home team played much the
better football The Business backs
were slow in starting and no interference
was afforded Cor end runs.
These teams VIII likely play again be-
fore tho season closes
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05

Runs-Purten strink Lord Murphy. Earned
r1ns-Athletics ]. Base en- errors- Boston , Left
on Philadelphia, T. Boston, p Bases on
halls-On Krause 6: Of Cic0tte. J. Struck out-By
Krause. S: b. Cicotte. l. Three-bsse hits-BrAdley.
Barry. Speaker. Two-hase hit-Mu1hy. Sacrifice
Baker. Hooper. Stolen base-Colins Double
play Thomas 20 Baker. Hit by Iitcher-By Krause.
!: by Cicotte. Umpires-Messrs Connolly and
Egan. Time 4 game-2 hours and 10 minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05

Z ahHEAu AAL h4lBEhtu OIL lDf a Gay, DUL
his position suffered none from the pres
ence of Germany Sehaeffer. Dutch"
played a remarkable game In the field,
and came across with a triple and sin
/ gle.
! While Milan is one of the niftiest out
/ helders IN the business, Ii was none other
/ that broke up the game for Meyer The
/ center gardener should easily have spear
/ ed VOTERS line drive that got through
/ his hands for three bases. The sacks
were filled at the time, but catch would
have retired the side.
| Otey won a box OF cigars on his second
| trip 10 the plate. He damned one Of
/ Quinn's fast ones clear to the score board
for a triple. This young pitcher is some
/ speed merchant on the sacks, as Daniels
helded the ball in a hurry.
Milan's wonderful throw in the first
inning cut down HemphiI at the plate
when Charles tried to score from second
on Cree's clean hit 10 the center pasture.
Meyer got out of the inning pretty lucky
| when it is remembered that he hit two
batsmen and gave pass in the round.
New York pulled off a rather peculiar
double play in the eighth inning. Schae-
| fer opened the round with a single Gard
ner stopped a sharp grounder from Nc
/ Bride and attempted to tag Germany on
/ the lines. Dutch doubled back toward
1 first and Gardner shot the ball TO Chase.
! n
| fer had lost himself in the shuttle, and
when he came 10 Knight was waiting
for him with the ball at second. Chase
finally got the put-out after the entire
! infield was mixed up In chasing down
I the base runner.
| A wonderful running stop on the part
Of Milan killed a sure triple for Birdie
Cree in the fifth inning. The midget got
even in the very next round by duplicat-
ing his performance at the expense of
| Ralston.
Otey had only one bad inning. That
was the sixth, when Jack knights double
emptied the sacks Daniels doubled.
Hemphill was hit and Chase, batting for
Wolter, scratched a single to Schaefer.
before Knight did the cleanup. Otey
weht In the game in the second inning,
with the bases full, and knight at the
bat, but on that occasion he struck out
the Yankee slugger.
knight pulled a foxy trick on Lelivelt
In the third inning that proved damag-
ing. Lelivelt was on second and Gun
bingham on first, with tive out Somerlot
hit a slow bounder toward short knight
came in fast but he would never have
been able 10 get Somerlot He figured
that Lelivelt might keep on for home.
under the circumstances. so he held the
ball That's just what Lelivelt tried,
and he was an easy victim.
Cunningham, around that second sack,
] looks better every minute. He had a
double and a single hit off Quinn, and
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05
CHALLENGE DISTRICT TEAMS.

The 104th Company. Coast Artillery
Corps, of Fort Washington. has or
&c 1ized a football team for the season.
and are anxious 10 meet the Warwicks.
Kendalis, Yarmouths. or any other
strong District eleven. Transportation
VIII be furnished both ways. Address
Manager J. F. Slower. Fort Washington.
Md
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05
CARDINALS DOWN PIRATES,
Bresnahan's Wild Throw RObs Gold
en- of Shut-Out.

81. Louis, Oct 4-St. Louis took the
third game of the series from Pittsburg.
TO !. Golden held the Pirates safe all
the way. allowing only three scattered
hits. Bresnahan's wild throw TO the
bleachers allowed the visitors 10 score
their only run Of the game. Score:
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Tctals.......39 L Us
-BAtted for Matte-n IN second.

TsWeeney 0ut Tor interference
Boston. .................... 0 0 . 9
New York -.-...-.......-..- 0 l o o : 0 Q as
Runs-Goode %. SheaR. Beck IN Miller 49,,
Burg. DeYore 81. Doyle o. Snodgrass o. Murray
49,, Bridwel Devlin. Wilson, Crandall o.. First
base by. eTrors-Boston l. New York. l. Left on
bases-Bostcn. s. New York. 7. Bases on balls-On
Frock 2; of Ferguson. 2; OF Burke. s.: Of Crandall
Struck out-By Msttern. /; BY Burke 2; By
CTandau 2 Home nIn-Aferkle. Thres-bass hits
Gocde a. Merxle. Doyle TwO-base hits-Bsck
Murray. Deyhn, Wilson ~, Bndwell. DOYLE. Burke
Miller. Stolen bases-Mmray e. Sweeney Double
plsys-Sweeney % Shean 20 Beck; DOYLE to Bridwell
10 Merkle p. Hit by Iitcher-By Ferguson, ! by
Crandau l. Wild pitch-BuTke Umpires-Messrs.
KLEIN and Kane. Time II game-l hour and IS
minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05
GAMES TODAY.
Pittsburg at 81. Louis.
NEW YORK WINS SWATFEST.
Giants Send Three Pitchers TO Gov
er. Against Boston.

Boston Mass. oct. New York made
1t four straight this afternoon, piling up
a total OF Is runs. driving three pitchers
10 the woods, and batting the fourth
local twirler as freely as the others. The
batting of the visitors was the feature
they hammering the pill for twenty-one
safe hits. many OF which were for extra
bases. The locals also hit we'll making
seventeen safettes
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05
Nationals Play Boston Tackles Washington College

steal second. but Mitchelrs throw to
knight turned him back.
AS Quinn's goose was cooked, Chase
sent Laporte up TO bat for him in the
last half. the result being a tremendously
long fly that Ralston caught within a
yard of the fence Daniels shot corking
two-bagger to left. and Chase. batting for
Wolter, scratched hit on a ball that
bounded badly for Schaefer. With three
men on bases knight sent all home with
a wallop 20 the left field fence for two
bases. He romped 10 third on a passed
ball, but was thrown out at the plate on
Gardeners roller to Mcbride. Cree flied
TO Ralston.
WARRIOR Relieves Quinn.
WARRIOR began pitching for the Hillmen
in the seventh, and Henry promptly hit
him for a single Otey flied 10 Cree and
Milan carved the atmosphere. Henry
then stole second just before Lelivelt
walked. Henry scored on Cunningham
long single 10 left. but there were no
iAore runs, as Somerlot popped to Austin.
Austin was relieved by Schaefer on a
slow bounder in the last half Mitchell
got life on McBrides tumble, and War
hop flied 10 LelIvelt. Daniels relieved the
side on a grounder TO Cunningham.
Schaefer began the eighth with a safe
drive to left. but on McBrides rap 10
Gardner a double play resulted. Chase
getting both put outs. Then Ralston flied
TO Gardner
With one out in New York's half Chase
beat out a slow one to Schaefer, but was
doubled up on Knights hard drive to the
third baseman, Mcbride taking the throw
ana sending it along TO Somerlot in fine
style.
In the ninth Henry struck out; Ain
smith. batting for Otey. flied 10 Cree and
so did Milan
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05

Let us remember, as commercial men,
that it is better to give our workmen a
living wage to-day than to sweat them
now and give them palace when We are
dead. Rev. Father Vaughan.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05

An automobile starter has recently been
installed on the Amplex car by the Am
pick Company at their local branch. The
engine is started by turning on the bat
terry or magnetic and then pressing a
button. which releases the air from the
two back cylinders.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05

Runs-Aftchel Lobert. Kane Sheckard Holman.
Three-base hit-H0fmau. Stolen bases-LObert
Mitchell. Double play-Schulte 20 Archer. Bases on
balls-Of Rowan. ]: of Pfeffer, , Struck out-By
Rowan 2; by pfeffer L Left on bsses-Cincinnati,
5: Chicago, l. Umpires-Messrs. Brennan and O'Day.
Time OF game-59 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05

McKeechnie Golden. Double plays-Eyans 10
Higgins TO Koney; Hsuser to Honey. Stolen
bases-Leach Mowrey. Wild pitch-Golden Bases
on balls--Of Golden. 1; of Steele l. Struck out
By Steele, 5; by Golden g. Left on bases-St. Louis,
2: Pittsburg 5. Umpires-MessTs. Rigler and Ems
lie Time Of game-l hour and . minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05

The work Of remodeling the building
which Is TO be the future home Of the
Luttrell Automobile Company, was COM
menced yesterday. The building has for
merly been known as the Foreign Arts
Gallery facing on Dupont Circle at
Nineteenth street and Connecticut ave-
nue..
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05
GRIFFITHS' MEN VANQUISHED
Cubs Win Game I'm First Inning on
punched Hits.

Cincinnati, Oct. 4.-The Cubs won their
last game Of the season here to-day.
3 to 2. Hits were punched on Rowan In
the first inning Rain stopped the con-
test in the sixth. Score:
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05
Totals

TwO-base hits-Cunningham Daniels.
Knight Three-b base hits-Schaefer, Otey,
WOlter. Sacrifice hit-Gardner. Sacrifice
fiy-Gardner. Stolen base-HenTy First
base on eTrors-Washington. /. New
York, !. Bases on balls-On Mover. /.
of WARRIOR. l. Struck out-By Otey I:
by Quinn. 4, by WARRIOR, 2. Hit by
pitcher-By Meyer. 3. Left on bases
New York. s; Washington, s. Double
plays-Schaefer 10 Mcbride to Somerlot;
Gardner 20 knight 20 Chase. Balk-
Meyer. Passed ball-Henry. Umpires-
Messrs. Dineen and OLoughlin. Time Of
game hours
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05

Uncle Sam is about TO make a test on
the Illinois Central Railroad of a new
device for picking up and delivering mail
by fast trains.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05

Charles E. hilbert & Bro. are putting
in basement at their store, 1857 Four
teenth street, 10 be used as a vulcaniz-
ing and minor repair shop
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05
MOYER Is WILD
And YANKEES WIN
New York Gets Even Break
with Nationals.
CUNNINGHAM STAR WITH BAT

Quinn Taken Out of Box in Sixth
and WARRIOR Saves the Day for the
Gets late the Fray-The Score Is
10 5-otey In the Box.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05
TAKE RED SOX INTO CAMP.
Krause Holds Visitors safe at All
Stages

Philadelphia. Oct 1.-The Athletics won
the fnal game of the season from Boston
to-day, 3 TO /. Krause and CicOtte pitched
good BAH, but the former was effective
when men were on the bases. Score:
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05
AUTOMOBILE NEWS.

Charles Flagg, local expert OF the Loco
mobile Company. returned yesterday
from vacation spent in the Adlron-
dacks
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05

Charles II. Orme has purchased a de-
tachable baby-tonneau. Apperson model
ISL This Is the first one of it's kind in
Washington.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05

leT. Referee-Mr. Hover GaIlaudet. Umpire-Mr.
King Princeton Field judge-Mr. Harris Gallau-
det Head linesman-Mr. Arras, GAllsuiet Timers
Mr.. Leonard. c. II, s.. and Mr.. Stevenson. Galiau-
det Time Of neriods-s minutes each
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05
STANDING OF THE CLUES.


Special 20 the Washington Herald.
New York. Oct. 4.-Hal Chase, as man
ager OF the Highlanders, showed some
good judgment in the game with the
Washingtons to-day on the hill. He sub
stituted Warhop for Pitcher Quinn at
the proper time. and also got into the
game himself in VOTERS place at a
critical moment These moves doubtless
saved the Highlanders from another de-
feat and delighted a holiday crowd Of
700 fans. who had plenty of excitement
Incidentally, It may be said that the
New Yorks were partially helped to vic
tory by the weird pitching Of Meyer. a
green young star. I'm the first two in
nings, as four runs We're garnered before
he was replaced by Otey. Quinn was hit
hard IN the sixth inping. and for a time
the visitors looked extremely dangerous,
but when Warhop took the task he soon
held them safe. Chase helped 10 cinch
the game when he filled the bases with
a well-placed scratch In the sixth Then
knight made victory sure by knocking
out a two-bagger. which sent everybody
home.
After driving a single to center in the
first inning. Milan was caught mapping
by Quinn. Lelivelt flied 10 Gardner, and
Cunningham followed with a clean two
Dagger to left. which surely would have
scored Milan. But Quinn pulled himself
together and struck out Somerlot.
Poor Start for Meyer.
Meyer started off by handing pass TO
Daniels and then hitting Hemphn. VOL
ter put UP a fiy for Milan, and Knight,
hit by a pitched ball, filled the bases
On Gardner's sacrifice fly TO Ralston,
Daniels raced home, and when Cree shot
a base hit to center Hemphill tried TO
reach the plate from second But Milan
threw the ball like rifle shot squarely
into Streets hands. and HemphlIl was
out on a close decision.
In the second inning Schaefer's third
strike was muffed by Mitchell, but
Quinn picked up the bail and threw the
Dutchman out-an unusual play. Daniels
got under McBride's long hoist. and Raj
ston's grass cutter was easy for Gard
ner.
Austin began New York's half with a
beauty 10 center for a base, and went -
second on Mitehell's roller 10 Somerlot.
a balk by Meyer put Austin on third,
and he scored on Quinn's scratch that
twisted away from Cunningham. Daniels
was hit and Hemphnrs high fly was
meat for Schaefer Wolter hammered the
ball hard and low TO center. Milan made
a desperate sprint and piuclzy dive. but
he could not hold the pill. The hit
yielded three bases. Quinn and Daniels
scOring
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Cunningham, around that second sack,
looks better every minute. He had a
double and a single hit off Quinn, and
base knock of WARRIOR.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

New York, Ia boston, o.
Chicago, 81 Cincinnati. =.
st. Louis. z; Pittsburg, 1.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05
Otey In the Box.

Otey In the Box.
That settled Meyer. and with Street
he got out OF the game. the new Wash
ington battery being Otey. a left-hander.
and Henry. Knight could not fathom
Otey's benders and famed, leaving VOL
ter on third.
Henry, first up in the third. popped a
fly over first base Wolter stumbled as ne
got under the ball. fell. jumped up. and
muffed it squarely. Otey struck out
weakly, and Milan scratched a hit on 2
hot shot that Quinn knocked down. but
could not field In time. Lelivelt forced
Henry at third on Knights stop. and
threw TO Austin. Cunningham beited a
safe base hit to center. and Milan scored.
On Somerlots grOunder TO knight Leli~
Welt was caught between third and home
and was run down Tor the third out by
Austin.
Gardner began New York's half with a
line single to left. Cree flied to Mcbride
in short left. after which Gardner tried
to steal and was easily stopped on Hen
rvs splendid throw Schaefer then threw
Austin out on a grasshopper.
The visitors went out quickly in the
fourth on three successive infield plays.
| Mitchell hit safely I'm the Hillmen's half
! but Quinn forced him on a drive that
Mcbride stopped with one hand. Dan
iels followed with a hot base hit &c left,
Quinn pulling up at second Henry made
a fine running catch of HemphilTs foul
near the home teams bench, and re-
ceived a round OF applause Wolter then
left the runners, Otey easily fielding his
bunt to Somerlot.
With one out in the fifth, Otey landed
on the ball for a hit to the extreme
left field for three bases. He scored a
moment later on Milan's grounder to
Gardner. Lelivelt was third out, Knight
TO Wolter.
Knight hit the first ball pitched for
single in the last half OF this inning
and went 10 second on Gardners sac
rifice. Long Jack scored on Cree's smash
TO center that Melted only one sack be-
cause of a great one-handed stop by Mi
Ian Austin's long fly was gobbled by
Lelivelt. and Ralston pulled down an
other from Mitchelrs bat
Nationals Score Two.
Cunningham struck out as a starter IN
the sixth, and Somerlot singled. Schaefer
also punched a base hit 10 center. and
as the ball bounded away from Cree
somerlot scored and Sehaefer kept on to
third. Wolter picked McBride's foul off
the gate between the grand stand and
the right field bleachers. but Ralston
hammered a single 10 right center that
brought Sehaefer home. Ralston tried to
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05

To-day's game will start at s:45 O'Clock
instead of T.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05
NOTES OF THE GAME. =

Tabasco Kid knocked of for a day, but
his position suffered none from the pres
ence Of Germany Schaeffer Dutch"
played remarkable game In the field.
and came across with triple and a sin
gle.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05
CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS.

Al games to date.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Yesterdays RESULTS.
New York, 81 Washington, 5.
Philadelphia, 3; Boston, 4.
GAMES TODAY.
Cleveland at Detroit.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-01
Girls Wed to Avoid School.

New York, Dec. 1.--New York's board of education is alarmed over the increasing marriages of Italian girls of 16 years or less, who become wives with their areuts consent in order to avoid compulsory education. Eff teen girls, all under 16 and several under 4 years, have been married and let school VI La the last three months.
 Be,rg w 3Ges not necessarily e~-ort school attendance, bpJ the beard ds difficult to han dle such cases.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-01
PEASANTS TO BENEFIT
roIstoI Remembers Poor in Will-Son Writes Letter Attacking
 Counts Friend

St. Petersburg Dec. Tt is un- derstood Count Tolstois daughter, Alexandra. In obedience to her fath- CTS wish, will sell the rights to the first edition of Tolstois writings for the purpose of buying Paynaya Poly ana from the Tolstoi family and d. yiding the estate, which has an area of 2,500 acres, among the peasants.
 The price of the first edition will be about s50,OQ0 The copyright will then become public property. It Is stated neither of Tolstoi's sons Is men, toned in the counts will.
 Count Leo Tolstoi, son of the late novelist, publishes q bitter denuncia- ton of Count Tschertkoff, the intimate friend and literary agent of the late Count Tolstoi The son asserts Tschertkoff was the worst enemy his father had, and he was directly guilty of the tragedy of Yasnaya Polyana.