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Evening journal., 1910-11-05
RECOYERING FROM INIURIES.

John Zachies, an aged resident of
Port Penn, is recovering from injuries
received a few night ago. While
walking in his sleep he fell down
stairs and received several injuries
about the body and head.
Evening journal., 1910-11-05
InIlers on Esiaies.

Register OF Wills WMker to-day
granted letters testamentary on the
estate of William NJ. Winston to An
ME Cosby.
Evening journal., 1910-11-05
LISBON LmERATEs rRIsoNERs.

By United Press Leaecd Special Wire
LISBON, Nov 5-Eyery political prisoner j Portugal
to-day liberated and the prison an criminals
reduced onehd Tho republic proclaimed month
and the freeing Of the political and reduction
ato ho event
Evening journal., 1910-11-05
Nm. LnMe Id Nemnnrs.

Hollis J. Lowe. a Delaware College
graduate of the class of 1910. is now
located at Nemours, w. Va. learning
the block powder business. Mr.. Iowa
has many friends here.
Evening journal., 1910-11-05
KILLS cHuDRES AND HMsELF.

by United Press Leased Special Wire
ELIzABETH ~ j. Nov. 5-E French superintendent
Of ihe Public Service Corporation his morning killed hs
children thon blow hia brains during OF
sanity ct hiss Jersey avenue homo.
Evening journal., 1910-11-05
GLASGOW MEETING TONIGHT.

Pencader Republicans will hold a
mass meeting tonight in Glasgow.
state and county candidates will be
Iresent-
Evening journal., 1910-11-05
STATEMENT EVENING, NOV. 4,
AN INTERESTING COMPARISON CITY



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controlled by Republican majority The figures
Evening journal., 1910-11-05
Water Board Meeting on Monday.

The Board Of Water Commissioners
will meet at 10 o'clock on Monday
morning instead of on Tuesday as
usual, the regular meeting day being
Evening journal., 1910-11-05
I Department Wage Farmers.
Ir Par Ron Of pepartment.

ON BOOKS OF STREET AND SEWER DEPART-
MENT.
Evening journal., 1910-11-05
EVENING JoURNAL Largest any News

Every advertisement in this
paper is worthy of your
confidence-or it would NOT
be here
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21

About IS months ago the Amateur
Athletic Union. after series OF try
outs in various sections OF the coun-
try. selected a team TO represent Amer
lea at the London Olymptad IL prove
TO be one OF the greatest collections OF
athletes ever gathered together O
night FOR a common cause, and easliy
defeated the rest OF the athletic world.
That was only a year and a hail OK
so ago. and yet today not more than
two thirds OF the members OF that
team are actively interested ia anna =
teur athletics one OF them, john Is.
Taylor. Jr.. one OF the best quarter
mliers that ever drew on a running
shoe. is dead Some few have turned
professional Almost a score OF the
others have found that business ana
athletics do not mix and have given up
the game.
II Yank Robbins is insincere In his
determination TO quit running. athlet-
resented America In two events--the
1lC-meter hurdles and the to0-meter
fiat race. In the former four Ameri-
cans-Forrest G. Smithson, Johnny
Garreis a Il. Shaw and w. NJ. Rand
qualified for the final heat They have
all retired from athletics and are fol-
lowing different careers. The last
heard OF Smithson he was headed for
British Columbia with the intention OF
taking up a farm under the homestead
laws.
The 400 meters nat race had three
Yankees in the flnal--"Yank' Robbins
J. &. Carpenter and John Il Taylor. Jr.
Taylor died OF pneumonia about n
year ago. Carpenter has not appeared
IN competition since his return from
England. and only the other day Rob
bins declared that he had chased his
lsst medal.
other events have not suffered so
much. but there is hardly one that has
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21
POLICE MAY Be
ASKED FOR HELP
No News Yet From Missing Joy
Miller and But One Recourse Seems
Left To Troubled Family.

That the police of the United States
may. in the very near future. be asked
TO assist In the search which James @.
Miller is making for his son. JOY Nil.
Ter. the former Michigan football
player. is the report current among
Miller's friends In Detroit. The con,
tinued absence OF the athlete. coupled
with reports OF his strange actions
when last in Detroit have strengthen
ed the idea that he may have wan
dercd away in demented condition.
A thorough canvass OF Miller's friends
has beer without avail.
II is now generally admitted that
Miller'S friends in Detroit know moth
ing OF his present whereabouts. The
fact that his departure from Detroit
for an indefinite period was known by
some OF them to have taken place
some time before IL was publicly ad-
mitted was TO blame for the impress.
sion that there might be friends who
we're IN regular communication with
him. A careful investigation has been
made or each report and no definite
knowledge has resulted
II is for this reason that a trial OF
the one method not yet called into
play, Is believed TO be imminent
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21
PHILLIES HOLD GLEASON.
Went Let Ex-Tiger Have His Release
Outright But Will Sell.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 21.-"Kid
Gleason, the veteran player, will not
be given his release by the Phillies,
the club management deciding that he
is too valuable a piece OF baseball
property 10 be turned loose for some
other club To capture The Phillies viii
only keep Gleason until a deal OF some
KIND can be made for him.
Gleason called on Manager Doom
last week and had talk with the
club officials regarding his contract.
Al that time a telegram was shown
him asking for his terms 10 manage
the Johnstown club. OF the Tri-State
league, but Gleason declined 10 talk
business on any lines, and asked that
he bC given his release.
The Phillies asked waivers on Glea-
son. and have been notified that no
claims have been put in for him.
Gleason Is. still the property OF the
local club, and will probably be traded
or sold TO some minor league club.
The report that he would be kept 10
assist Manager Doom is denied Glea-
son was very anxious To- be released
outright. as II was said he had several
good offers in view. but by exercising
their reserve OF him, the Phillies can
90 with him as they please
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21
Champion Olympic Team of 1908
IS Past An Reorganization Now

trainer OF the Dartmouth university
athletes
America grabbed of more than it's
fair percentage OF points In the pole
vault, but could not call upon the same
men TO repeat A. G. Gilbert. or Yale
and Eddie Cook. OF Cornell, tied for
first place. but both have left college
and neither has had time to keep up
with the procession since graduating.
Gilbert Is out on the coast in business
Ralph Rose. another champion from
the far west. u the next thing To be-
ing on the retired list. He 10 either
studying or practicing law and hasn't
pulled down a medal In "A long time.
upset he would jump I'm again and
hoist them few inches.
c. X Dearborn. another weight man.
has also retired. For a short time he
held the worlds discus record. but
Sheridan robbed him OF that honor and
since the Olympics he hasn't been very
much in the limcllght.
Two OF the Neutrality-suspicious.
Hayes and Tom Morrissey. turned pro
long since Some OF the others. Mike
Ryan and Lewis Tewanina for exam
Pile are stu plugging along In the am
ateur ranks. Roy Welton and Joe For
shaw, our other representatives In the
Coming back 70 the shorter distan-
ces. there are Harry Trube and q A.
Dull, both college men, one hailing
iRan Truhe is down In Connecticut
and may go back 10 training next sum
mer but II is doubtful. Dun graduat.
ed from the Ann Arbor institution ana
left his running legs behind MIN.
lob Printing done right. Times
Printing Co., Is John R.-sI can MAIN
1898 or City 1885.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21

Lannigan and Foley are not free
with the foolish talk The latter has
turned cut some great sprinters, IN
Guiding Arthur Duny, Bernie WeferS,
Billy Holland and others. i.annigan
developed Jimmy Rector and both say
Pendleton is "A better man than any OF
the past performers who were so early
IN the game.
Pendleton will not be at his best 70;
another year. He Is only is. and untl
he comes into possession OF his tull
power he will have chance To int
prove
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21
WILD RUMoRs IN NEW YORK.
Latest Has II That Detroit Club Is
Bidding for Jack Klelnow.

NEW YORK. Jan 2I-Along the
Gotham baseball line II is said thai
The Washington and Detroit clubs are
keen tor the services of Jack Kleinow
and that q trade Will be- made for jack
before the Yankees start south An
other one was batted out along the
baseball white way today 10 the effect
that Willie Keller would finish his
baseball days among the old folks in
Brooklyn aud that Bill Dahlen would
love 20 have him around And the
last OF all j. that Charley Hemphill
viii also figure in a trade before the
birds start % sing their favoIite airs
al Athens, Ca
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21
POOL MATCH FOR A BIG
SIDEBET NOT ON TAPIS
De Orc and Games Likely to Meet on
Terms That Would Stagser prof.
LauhscneT.

Laubscner.
NEW YORK, Jan Elf Alfred De
ORC accepts the proposition made To
him BY Denver hackers or Fred
Games, the new three-cushion cham
piOn, the Colorado metropolis Will be
the scene next spring OF an angie
game for the biggest stake ever con
tested for in an individual billiard
match. Tee westerners say they VIII
put up g. soc on Eames II De orc Will
wager as much on himself in a special
match Of $50 points. to be played In
Denver.
After Dc ORC finishes his engage
mCuts on the Pacific coast he PROB
ably will drop of at Denver on bis
WY east and consider this proposition
seriously. He feels sure that he Is
the superior OF the new champion al
tie angle PANE and is inclined 10 look
upon the Denver proposition as easy
money. And those Colorado sports
are not given 10 buffing. They cashed
coed wad on Eames last week and
think be can beat anybody in the
world
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21

not lost someone Take the sprlnts-
Nat CaTtmell. a point winner In both
the 100 and 200 meter sprints has
turned professional and Is running as
such In England. Jimmy Rector's par
cnts objected TO any further participa-
ton In athletics On his part and lac re-
tired. Dan Kelly hasn't been heard
from In heavens knows how long and
Lawson Robertson Is professional
trainer handling the Irish American
Athletic clubs track and field repre-
sehtatives
ran for the United States Ia the 400
meter hurdles. Hlllman only Tuesday
left New York 10 become coach and
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS ACT.
Gecrgetown and Fordham Bar Foot.
ball and Others May Follow.

The Catholic universities are dead
SET against football in any form. which
bears out the prediction that the game
can never be made safe Georgetown
has put bar on the game and now
Fordham has forbidden It's students 10
play 1t. Holy Cross is expected 10 fail
IN line. as Is also villa Nova. The con.
sention Is that you can't play football
md be up with your studies II IL
sn't the training that keeps the col
ege boy from attending lectures AMI
Nher class duties. II Is injuries which
1icapacitate a student for weeks al 4
lime. New York Mail.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21

FIELDER JONES BoBs UP.
viii Coach the Oregon AoaIes Just
For Love OF the Old Game.

PORTLAND. Ore, Jan. 2t.-Fielder
Jones Just can't make himself behave,
Finding the lure OF the diamond too
strong for him. the former manager OF
the White Sox who dropped out or
baseball last season. has signed a con
tract 10 coach the baseball squad N
,he Oregon Agricultural college Jones
will begin coaching the collegians
about the middle OF next month.
The college authorities announce
,hat thc- are not able 60 pay Jones
anywhere near his real value as a
coach, but that Jones love OF the
game had inclined him TO accept the
offer anyway.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21
Farm For . Whole lean.

President X H. Hedges OF the
Browns has received letter from
owner Brown OF the Spokane and
Vancouver clubs in the Northwest
league Brown has just purchased
the latter club and wants nearly a
whole team OF players from the
Browns. Hedges purchased Pitcher
Gilligan from Brown last summer. and
the young twirier seems 20 be- capable
OF making good In fast company
Hedges announced Friday evening
that he might turn over a half dozen
castons TO the Vancouver club In pay.
ment for Gilligan
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21
THREE OF OUR NANCY'S"
COLTS TO GO TO RACES

Nancy Hanks. 2:04. together
with four or her daughters. Is
taking things easy at Hamburg
Place, near Lexington. Nancy
is "a years old. and her four
daughters are Markala. a PAGER
by Peter the Great: Nancy Nc.
Kerron. a four-year-old trotter
by John A. McKerrOn; Nancy
Todd, a two-year-old trotter by
Todd and a yearling by
Brighton. a full brother to tho
futurity winner, Siliko All but
the latter will be seen at. the
races this year.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21
Thoney viii Go Back

that Jack Thone. will find himself
back in his old berth with Toronto
next season. Jack played with the
Canadian club in 1907 and set world
afre in the Eastern league by his all
around star work.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21
C|CO7TE KIDS"
DETROIT RIOTERS
Ecorse Eddie Writes To Boston
Paper Making Light of Detroit's
Claim To Fourth Flag

BOSTON. Jan Fiddle Cicotte,
writing from Detroit Jan 10. has this
to say:
Il don't think Detroit is going TO be
a prominent factor in the big race this
season. But you cant make the De-
troit fans think that way. For real.
weileducated fans give me dear Old
Boston.
III | have good luck | will come
pretty close TO leading the American
league pitchers next season. would
like 10 SLOW the public here that the
Redsox have little something on
the Tigers.
am getting anxious for the start
for Hot Springs for with a good start
think We have fine show To get
into the post series and a slice OF that
good mcnev. Eel President Taylor
and Manuger Donovan that Fat
Knuckles Will be on the job with a
good strong whip next season"
Murphy Won't Take Chance.
L. OF Z athletic authorities will
not allow PAUL TO meet Mel Shep-
pard
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21
Near Relative to Minor Heir.

NSN VS'~t'NS ~ "'i'SE E'S'i'
Kitty Glover. dan, OF Minor Heir,
! 59A will produce e foal this season
ny The Earl, 2:14h. As the latter -
also son of Mambrno King and from
a half-sister OF hcir-at.Law, 2:05A
the forthcoming fool will be a closer
relative than half-brother or sister 20
the fast sidewheeler
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21
SUNDAY Converts Player
Once On Detroit list

Dick Bayless. formerly on the
Detroit list. now the little center
fielder OF the Atlanta team, is
now member OF the church.
He has cut out chewing. swear
ing and smoking and IL doing
hts best TO live the straightest
Kind Of a life. It's all because
Billy sunday. the ex-balplayer
evangelist. visited Bayless
home town In Joplin. Mo. for
eve weeks. Bayless went TO one
ol the meetings. Billy made
strong plea, which touched the
heart 81 the little outhelder.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21
80 or lac erInands.

IL will be pretty tough ON players
I'm the California league who Jumped
their contracts and who have been sen.
fenced TO stay In that league from two
TO four years. a salary limit OF 81 600
will be established
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21
Sporting Notes
81 salt Lake has arranged tn meet the
Jeffrles party with a band.

IS salt Lake I'm. arranged to meet th'
eJefrrles party with a band.
Work has progressed far enough q
make certain that the Bloomfield Hill;
golf course Will be ready for play witt
the coming OF the first pleasant
weather.
PlttsburK aldermen are threatening
20 cut a street through the bdseball
fleld. Looks as n Barney Dreyfuss viii
have TO come across with few more
passes or something more substantial.
.
A Negro acquaintance got sore when
Jack johnson ordered wine instead or
beer In New York last night. and In
the fuss which ensued. Jack was
sDinched for assault and battery.
The golf erisis il passing. Western
&ers hear nothing but soft words from
eaeternerB and the whole country
breathes easier at the passing Of the
necessity for civil war.
Harry sipe and Freddie Dane who
met in the curtain raiser OF the
zbysxko show last night. are 10 wrestle
10 a finish at Bradshaws tonight
KetcheI and Caponi are scheduled -
box before Tommy Ryan's club ia the
near future.
Substitutes Ina the National leREue
next season must report TO the umpire
ers do.
Cleveland writer calls attention 60
the fact that first basenien who have
competed In the worlds series. have
neemed doomed TO misfortune Even
Frank Chance who holds his job In
spite OF the hoodoo, Is usually In very
poor physical condition.
-
The San Francisco supervisors have
refused TO issue a permit TO Gleason &
Richard for the big fight but will let
Gleason have it IL he is 10 run IL ali
alone. Tex Is apparently up against
the natiVe-sOn proposition aud up
against Il hard.
From this distance a. looks ~ IL the
Reds had put over a trick on the Phil-
lies ia the trade OF Ewing and Brau-
nan for Corridor ard Covaleskie.
-
Cincinnati Gets CovaIcslf
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21
WRESTLING BOOM
STRIKES DETROIT
Even Floyd cutcher, of Armada,
Comes Out of His Retirement and
Gets After Possible Opponents.

The enthusiastic gathering that
greeted lhyszko in the Light Guard
armory Thursday evening has started
the wrestling pot boiling in this local
iiy and the prospects seems To indi-
cate that there will be considerable
doing In this branch OF athletics for
the remainder or the season.
Failing TO get match with the
Polish champion Ernest Fenby, the
state title holder, has arranged for q
couple OF theater bouts. A couple OF
visiting wrestlers have been booked
By the hurlesque houses. Several
gymnasium bouts have been carded.
And now, TO top IL all on, here comes
Floyd Cuicher. OF Armada the grizzled
veteran OF the mat, who has enter.
tanned Detroit enthusiasts more often
than any OF the others during recent
years. making the announcement that
he is out after WillOughby. of Cleye-
land; Conley. OF Toledo and any OF
the others of his weight who care To
cross holds. II Robert Reakes Clutch.
er's perennial opponent. cares TO take
another whirl, Cutcher is ready to &c
commodate him. too
lhe DaltlS-sCaTred veteran harvested
the last OF $50 tons OF beets from his
big Armada farm this fall and has
concluded his training with Ave bouts
In Ohio and Indiana all OF which he
won. He Is TO open his Michigan cam.
paign with Clyde Bleakley at Pontiac
Monday. Clyde Is now a farmer. too.
II Was all a joke about Bleakley aud
Cutcher wrestling for the l2S-pound
title. as a local paper had them. Both
remain well above the welterweight
limit, Cutcher at present scaling in
the neighborhood Of loo.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21

Is the 20 second man in sight?
Have trainers at last discovered a
Splinter capable OF negotiating Che
classic hundred nth OF a second
faster than ever before?
In the east they think that I. f. Pen.
dleton, OF Princeton. will lower the
standard for the distance. Pendle-
ton is a sprinting marvel and is ex-
pected 10 be another Harry Hutcnens.
Three men, all famous in athletics.
declare the Tiger may lower the time
first made by Arthur Duffy.
These men IRE Jim Mccormick,
head coach OF the Princeton eleven;
Pop" LannfEan. trainer Of the Nir
ginia team and Bill Foley the Geo &c
town track coach
Pendleton gave hint OF his ability
when. as a schoolboy he ran the
century in even time and negotiated
the 220 in % 2-5
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21

match fell through but Fenby Will, II
all probability. be staged here with
some other wrestler OF prominence
in the very near future.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21
The San Francisco supervisors have


4 CINCINNATI, Jan 20.-The Cincin-
natl National league club today traded
Pitchers Ewing and Brennan for
Pitchers COvaleski and Corridor. OF
the Philadelphia club
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21
So say the others, Too.

When Daniel Campau was in power
the Grand Circuit stewards never nut
one over on Detroit. Boston Globe.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21

HsVers James String.
Havers James will be out this sea
son with The Merry Widow. 2:09h
Gallagher, 2:0Stl and Maud Keswick.
2;O3A
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21
| HEART With tn.
TO Sporting
| HEART Editor.

The attempt OF Robert Reakes, OF
Lansing Mich, TO thrust into the
limelight Ernest Fenby. his gigantic
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21
PIlfnhnrr nIdermen BIC b

PittsburE aldermen are threatening
20 cut a street through the baseball
fleld. Looks as " Barney Dreyfuss viii
have TO come across with Few more
passes or something more substantial.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21

zero aeu u nIand s,sn.s iDstesd ~
beer ia New York last night. and In
the fuss which ensued. Jack was
,pinched for assault and battery.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21

q The golf crisis IL passlng. Western
ers hear nothing but soft words from
eaeternerB and the whole country
breathes easier at the passing Of the
necessity for civil war.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21

Though the sporting pages aren't
making mention OF the fact, Michigan
and Chicago met In deadly comba.
last night They competed In that
highly thrilling sport or intercollegiate
debating.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21

Billy Macintosh. the genial Detroit
sporting light, announces that he Is
about 10 swap pugilistic proteges,
dropping Curly Gerhard, and taking
up Tommy Burns,
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21

Harry sipe md Freddie Dane who
met in the curtain raiser OF the
Zbysxko show last night. are 20 wrestle
70 finish az Bradshaw's tonight.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21
No Fenby Match.

Among the interested observers
were r. Reakes OF Lansing. Mich
and f. Feuby OF Shepard. Mich con.
voyed by d. Klock. their local renre
sentative. Fenby was introduced hv
the leatherlunged and imported an.
nOuncer. at the close OF the bout -
challenging "A winner
After tie bout a conference was
held at which the Zbyszko folt.
agreed to wTestle Fenby in a straight
match here early in March. Tbe,
refused TO post forfeit until the dat,
could be definitely set however. anc
this reused the suspicious OF Reake.
who included the posting OF 5000 az ,
deposit ON $500. Immediately. The
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21

Jack Herman comes to the front
with the statement that he doesn't
know Robert Reakes' Mr.. Herman.
10 might be- stated for purposes of
Identification. is the manager OF Mr..
Zbyszko.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21

KetcheI and Cnponl are scheduled 20
box before Tommy Ryan's club In the
near future.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21

Substitutes Ina the National league
next season must report to the umpire
when they go in. just as football play
ers do.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21

Work has progressed far enough 90
make certain that the Bloomfield HIS
golf course Will be ready for play with
the coming OF the first pleasant
weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-02
Suicide OF WOMAN.

As humane sacrifice Mrs. Lena A,
Skunk, wife of Alonzo W. Skunk, a
clerk i'll the office OF the adiutant
general OF the War Department in
Washington, deliberately killed her
self at her home in that city Wednes
day by inhaling Illuminating gas.
Mrs. Skunk, who was S6 years old, was
afflicted with tuberculosis. Every
possible means to cure the maladt
had been resorted to without success.
The woman had been to many health
resorts and on several occasions had
met with difficulty in obtaining &C.
commodations because of her condition.
This greatly worried her. When hel
husband returned home Wednesday
he found his wife seated with a tube in
her mouth. Letters to her doctors and
her husband revealed the motive for
her suicide-the fear that she would
be the means OF spreading tuberculosis
infection to others.