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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
Railroads Win Case.

WASHINGTON. March Affirming
the cQgtentions oi the railroads, the
suprt ME court OF the United States
held today that the Northern Pacific,
Chicago a Northwestern. Union Pacific.
Oregon Short Lire, and other western
railroads need not obey the order All
tne interstate commerce commission
and establish join, through passeng,
rates westward
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
Robbed and Beaten BY Cana.

John Janusak. OF No. SO Fremont
pl reports 10 the police that while he
was escorting young lady home
Sunday night. he was attacked at
Canfield-ave and Hastings-st., by a
gang OF young men, who beat him and
robbed him OF $40 Janusak said that
his lady friend knew one OK his as
sailants.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08

"'rhe CHINA inland mission and the
Boxer war will be the subject OF an
Illustrated lecture Monday evening, Al
: SO o'clock IVA the Marston-ave. Pres
hytrIiau church. by the Rev +. A.
steven for many years p missionary
I'm Hhinn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
Friehtens Away Burglar.

Mrs Robert Miner. OF No 800 Fifth
st. frightened away a burglar who
had shattered pane OF glass IN a
side window Of her home. at | o'clock
Monday morning The burglar fed
without gaining entrance To the
house
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
IS
OFFERED BIG JOB.
President Tenders Michigan Jurist
Chief Place on New Customs Court
May Quit Gubenatorial Race.

WASHINGTON. March 7-Judge
Montgomery. now tie cnief justice OF
the supreme court OF Michigan. has
ocen tenlored the chief position on
the new CUSTOMS court bench. The
offer was made by the president AT
the solicitation Of Senator Smith. and
Judge Montgomery rs expected 10 ar
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
]. M. Repn oets Clerkshlp.

John W'Eepp resident of the Sew
entcenth ward. has been appointed q
clerk in the justice court. 10 fll the
vacancy caused by the death OF Capt.
William X Davey
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
HIGH SCHOOL BURNS.
Children are Marched Safely Out OF
Flat Rock Institution.

CARLETON. Mich. March 7.-(Spe
ciai.D THE high school building vt
Flat Rock was destroyed by Are this
forenoon The fire originated in the
belfry and the children were soon
marched 10 safety. The loss is about
fifteen thousand with $4,000 insur-
aupa
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
ACCUSED OF THEFT
Woman is Arrested on Charge Of TAX
ina 5000.

TRAVERSE CITY. Mich. March T.
Special Mrs. NJ A. Churchill. a
travelling milliner 81. is In Jail charged
with me theft Of 5000 belonging TO
Mrs John Carson, of Elk Rapids
Mrs Carson visited at the home OF
Mrs Andrew Newcomb last night.
where Mrs Churchill was boarding.
She, had the money in the bedroom
in which Mrs Churchill was sitting.
When she returned TO Elk Rapids she
missed the bills and notified the chief
Of police. c. w Ashton
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
"eIind piq' owner Fined.

Sarah Wheeler. pr0prietress Of a
restaurant at 80. 223l Jefferson.avc b..
was anedsl00 AID $50 costs by Jndgo
Pnelan saturday morning FOR selling
bottled beer in her/restaurant without
a saloon license
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08

Missouri will have an egg-laying
contest between picked teams OF hens
Great care will have to be taken to
Rnd hens In the proper mood.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
Thief Sen, to workhouss.

Edward oMara. recently caught In
the act of breaking into show case
cf Kaiser. Blair q Co.'S woodward
ave, clothing store. was sent To the
workhouse for. 40 days. I'm default OF
a $50 fns. by Justice Stein Saturday
morning
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08

Ada Rehans real name is Ada Gre
han, and she was born in Limerick,
Ireland. half a century ago
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
An Awful Eruption

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08

a Missouri woman wrote letter 10
Edgar Allan Poe. New York univers-
ity As the author Of The Raven"
died more than G0 years ago and as
the United states has no postal treaty
Nith either OF the two places where
the poet might be- the letter was not
forwarded
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08

PILES CIRED ~ Il TO ~ DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed 10
cure any case OF Itching. Blind. Bleed
ing o. Protruding Piles In TO Ia days
or money refunded. soc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08

The first American theater was
built In Philadelphia. 1853
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
BOAT CLUB CREWS ARE
ON THE WATER EARLY
o. B. c. Will Send an Eight to syria.
euse Regatta on Memorial Day
Other Events,

AS result OF the national rowing
regatta being held here last August,
interest In rowing at the Detroit Boat
club is very active this season. Fifty
men were put at the first rowing meet
Ing OF the season last week and plans
for an extensive campaign are under
discussion.
Coach Nickalls is now preparing an
eight TO be sent to Syracuse for the
Memorial Day regatta, May 80. The
ID. b. G. colors. will be seen as usual
at the Canadis{ Henley at ST. Cath
crimes and the is also chance of local
men competing at the Schuylkill Navy
events at Philadelphia, July 4, and tine
Middle States regatta. Whether
crews will be gent to the national re-
gatta at Washington in August is a
matter which will be determined by
the form shown in earlier races.
Some of the veterans OF the Boat
club crews are likely TO drop out this
year, among these being Emmens and
Dufield. The club has gained some
new rowing strength. however. One
OF the recruits is Gillespie, former
member of the Toronto Argonaut
crews.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
Sporting M tes


Boston Nationals got Ave runs on
three hits on Harmon. the ST. Louis
pitcher, Tuesday.
Johnny Killing being back I'm harness,
the Cubs have sold Catcher Moran 20
the Phillies.
Clyde Engle, Wanted as a great and
by Stallings last year, has been sold
To the Boston Red Sox.
Philadelphia NationaIs pulled on a
triple steal at Cincinnati Grant. Ma
gee and Bransfield being the larcen-
lists
Niagarus defeated Monarch, sunday,
% to 1. Winners want "A game with
any uniformed team. Call i. j. Tier
ney, care Edison Co.. w. 649-J.
-
Chicago Cubs were certainly hitting
some on Tuesday. batting both Mat
hewson and Ames. of the Giants. or
the slab. Heinie Zimmerman made
four errors and four hits.
Ringing cases kept the NatIoaaI
Trotting association busy Tuesday. j..
II. Pierce, OF Toronto, o.. NJ. G, Swee-
ney and Robert Hall, Of Steubenville.
o. were ruled or for racing a mare
under an assumed name at Baltimore.
A L Bacon. of Conneaut, o., was eN-
PEELED for the same kind or conduct
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
Davy Jones Makes
Good for B00s fers

Probably one Of the most pop
ular players on the Detroit base
ball team 10 Davy Jones, utility
fielder. His friends, supporters
and champions among the fans
are legion, and many OF them
do not take kindly to Days
presence on the bench. In NC
lntyre, Crawford and Cobb, how
ever, the Detroit team has an
outfieId unequsled in either
league, and Manager Jennings,
Of course, Is not worrying at any
time with Jones to step in when
any Of these players are out OF
the game for any reason.
The faith of Davy's friends
was by no means shaken by his
record In the first game Of the
eastern series against New
York, In which he guarded LETT
field, owing 20 the injury to
Mcintyre's hand. He got four
hits out Of five times at bat and
pulled off two spectacular
catches on hard chances.
The consensus Of opinion
around town Monday night
where Tho Times box score
was being disested amounted
"oH, you DAvYr"
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
EXTRA INNING HOODOO is
RANISHED BY THE TIGERS

ground that the men are not show
ing the speed that Is In them.
Boston fans believe that the Red
Sox can travel along at far more
rapid gait than that which they
are now showing.
On the eve OF the American
league opening Jennings, and 9TH
er leaders, made the statement
that the team that beats the Red
Sox wins the pennant, Judging
from the present indications about
Ave different clubs have a show
for the flag, for the Speed Boys
are now i'm the second division,
and with the western clubs due 10
arrive In succession shortly, II
will be by the greatest exertions
only that they can secure decent
position In the race.
The speed that gained the Bos-
ton team it's title over year ago
is no longer In evidence. Men who
should be scoring runs seem I'M
able to advance beyond the middle
base. Hits that used to make runs
and win games are thrown away
and count for nothing. The old
team play the inside baseball, "
that used 10 draw the fans by
thousands TO American League
Park no longer gives that inter
est that made every game battle
royal.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
.DONAU KENTUCKY
DERBY WINNER
Gerst Colt Led All the wss ia
Classic Running Event and
Won Handily. -

LOUISVILLE, KY, May ii.-Wif
liam Gersts game colt Donau, won
the thirty-sixth renewal Of the Ken
lucky derby. Tuesday, and his owner
takes down $4,000 ON the win. ODDS
on the winner were approximately
to In the pari-mutuels. Joe Morris
was three-quarters OF length behind
and Fighting Bob neck behind the
second horse. The time OF 2:oS 20
was considered very fast for the track.
Joe Morris broke In front but was
headed at once by Donau and these
two made the running all the way
around, Fighting Bob was on the
outside and had TO run around the
bunch of contenders to get into fav-
orable position for his gallant effort
I'm the stretch,
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11

In the latter stages, showed his nerve
by making the final and conclusive
single.
Bush's error, which let in the three
New York scores was an excusable
one. There were two out, the bases
full. and Pitcher Vaughn up for the
Yankees. The pitcher sent bounder
to DOME and II took bad bound at
the same that New York runner
flashed past Bush on a circuit OF the
bases. Bush got to the ball, but merely
DETECTED II and the sphere rolled out
into left field while three men raced
home.
There IL sorrow in Boston over the
showing made by the erstwhile Speed
Boys. Sport writer's and fans OF the
Hub agree that the ginger has been
evaporated from the team somehow
and that they lack team play and
everything else but mechanical ability
to field and hit.
Injuries and Illness are now blamed
for the poor showing OF this team,
which has been able to beat only
Washington and st. Louis SO far. Out
fielder Thoney threw his arm out at
the beginning OF the season and Sec
ond Baseman Mcconnell has under
gone an operation for appendicitis.
With Madden injured, Carrigan is the
teams only catcher and he does not
stand the continuous work the way
our Oscar Stanage does Hap Myers
II laid up with scarlet fever.
With regard TO Myers illness, II Is
stated by Boston scribes that the fear
OF an epidemic OF the fever among the
Red Sox bad much to do with jarring
their nerve In their New York series.
Here Is the way that the baseball
writer OF the Boston Post sizes up
the situation:
What is the matter with the
Boston Red Sox?
How Is 1t that a team, rated
only one short month ago as
prospective pennant winner, Is
snugly located in the second divi-
sion.' while other teams hitherto
looked upon as far inferior are
making the fight against the lead
ers.
How 10 It that team with the
hitting and base-running strength
of the speedy Boston bunch are
now standing so low In the race?
These are the questions that
fans not only In Boston, but
throughout the entire country are
asking. The impression seems to
be that something is radically
wrong. The feeling haS gained
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
The AMERICAN LEAGUE
RACE IN A NUTSHELL

Detroit, Muffin pitching, made
IS hits OF Vaughn, the left-hand-
ed recruit Of the New Works, and
won In the tenth Inning.
Philadelphia and Cleveland bat
tied for IL innings to q IL tile.
Morgan allowed the Maps but 4
hits, but the tying run was scored
In the ninth on an error. Joss
was hit safely 10 times by the
Athletics, but kept 'em scattered.
Walter Johnson was easy and
CHICAGO won over Washington by
a score OF 10 TO 8. White and
Walsh twlrled for the White Sox.
Boston nosed out ST. Louis In
q TO game, ArrelIanes and CT
cote working for the victors and
Waddell and Graham for the los
ers. Waddell was struck by a
barted ball, his left elbow broken
and he will be out Of the game
for two months.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11

Again We're Glad
We GOT OoIehaDty

Did Detroit make a mistake
In trading schaefer and klllifer
for Delehanty7
Not yeti
Neither do we believe soon
Delehanty has been playing
the game OF hls career In Tiger
stripes.
Remember the way he hit
'em out In the worlds series.
And yesterday he made four
hits OF Vaughan, the Yankees
touted phenom, each one OF
which eIouts figured In the seor-
Ing Of four runs.
While Sehaefer, whom we
traded, sat on the Washington
bench by order Of MeAleer, In
a shake-up by which he hopes
to win at least one game a
week.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11

Giants at Marlin, Tex, he had an op-
Grafton performed on his foot which
he hoped would benefit him. At Dali
las. McGraw announced he would play
Merkle regularly on first. but would
hold Tenney In reserve. Merkle has
made such a good showing at the ini.
tial corner as to preclude the posi-
bility OF Tenney regaining his regular
position.
Unlike most athletes, Tenney hos
saved his money and has beautiful
home at Winthrop Highlands, Mass,
suburb or Boston. He Is an &C.
complished artist with water colors
and is also a clever writer. having
had considerable experience in prac-
teal newspaper work. so when the re-
lease slip is handed him he will not
have to worry over the future. II is
also probable that he could get job
managing a minor league club without
dificulty.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11

Fred Tenney's days OF usefulness
TO the New York Giants have passed,
and the one-time king OF the first
sackers IL scheduled TO draw his re-
lease slip. This Is according to in
formation John McGraw. leader OF
the Giants. has passed out to friends.
The passing OF Tenney from the big
league marks the going OF the last OF
the stars who won pennants for Bos-
ton In 1896, 1897 and 1893. What an
aggregation OF ball tossers that old
Boston bunch was, Duffy. Hamilton
and Stahl In the gardens, Collins on
third. Lowe. second: Herman Long,
short: Tenney. first; Bergen and
CAMEL, catchers, and Nichols. Kobe
danz, Lewis and Stivetts. pitchers.
Tenney Is the last one OF this old
guard TO remain In the classy COM
pany OF the big leagues.
Tenney Joined the Boston team in
1894 as a catcher. coming direct from
Brown university. Although left.
handed. Tenney made good back OF
the bat. but he didn't come into HE
own until he replaced old Tom Tucker
| on first base. Then he became the
marvel OF the baseball world. and for
years was regarded as the best first
sacker In the game
Tenney Well OF.
Last year Teaney slowed up, and
tbs spring, before reporting to the
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
GOTCH AND JEFFRIES
BOTH WANT FARMER BURNS
Wrestler and Fighter Each Claim
Services OF Veteran Trainer Tor
Their Coming Matches.

CHICAGO, May 11.-Emil Klank'
manager for Frank Gotch, worlds
heavyweight mat champion. is anxious
Iy awaiting word today from the JET
fries Training camp after Gotch issued
imperative orders for him to summon
Farmer" Burns, who is now assist
ing Jeffries at Dowardennan TO help
the big grappler prepare for his match
with Zbyszko on May 80. Jeffries de-
clines to let Burns come, but the Iowa
wrestler refuses To be deprived OF his
old trainer in what he declares will be
his last match.
81 hardly think Jeffries will be un-
reasonable when he gets Gotch's tele-
gram" said Klank He knows Burns
has always trained the champion for
his bouts and that Gotch will meet
Zbyszko two months before Jen VIII
meet Johnson. Besides Gotch has
promised JEFF. No matter how the
match turns out he and Burns will az
once go to California to assist NJ
,lowardennan."
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11

suspended 1.-The big fellow and went
into the league race without an ex-
perieHeed backstop. Mclean came
back and is going nicely, then the
Reds pitching staff-or prominent
part OF it-blew up. Griffith is one OF
the wisest men in baseball. and he
won the title "Old Fox" while he
was pitching for Chicago II has been
said OF Griffith that his skill as
pitcher lay in his head, not his arm
and that he won his games by out
guessing the batters. II he can in!-
part some OF his gray matter to his
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11

Nv 4 quick succession OF events. In
the nature OF STRENGTHENING out the
curves OF New York's newest ieft
handed pitcher. the baseball represen-
tatives Of this town where being q
fan a worth while. took steaithy up.
ward leap Monday In the direction OF
the top rung IN the American league
ladder. This movement gained enect
from the fact that the simultaneous
nQunbble between the Athletics ana
Maps IN Philadelphia resulted In q
fie game.
what IL most joyous In the news
from the Hudson is that the opening
New York contest was won IN the
copyrighted extra-inning style made
famous by Mr. Jennings subordinates
IN previous years. Suspicion based
on some extra,inning games played
previously this year had grown up 10
the effect that this copyright had
ilapaed. We now ind that IL has been
renewed and can smile at the passing
luf hoodoo.
With one game safely slowed away,
II the Tigers have all the edge on the
I present New York series. Likewise.
1 the result in Philadelphia is such az
20 keep the Maps up at proper hgnt-
Ing pitch with better chances OF re-
poilinR the home guards there than
would have been the case had the nrse
game been an Athletic victory.
II IL fne little start In the EAST
There are q number Of things In
Tuesdays game that cause for timely
1ubilation. One is the patriotic bat
ting inclination OF Messrs. ID. Jones.
Dalehanty and Crawford, the two
former getting four hits apiece and the
latter a couple OF beauties; the sec
ond excitant. to demonstrations Is the
fact that the Tigers. except In one ex-
cusable instance, fielded In way that
had the bugs climbing over the seats.
Davy Jones was in the picture every
minute. Beside getting the quartet or
hits aforementioned, which show that
his batting eye has not deteriorated
through witnessing the early season
games from the shade OF the bench.
he made two OF the most spectacular
catches In the outer garden that the
metropolitan fans have been dazzied
BY this year. Tyrus Cobb also made up
for his temporarily lassitude with the
stick by pulling on marvel catch In
right which precluded a New York
score at one stage
Leaving out the errors OF the game,
there were just two runs earned by
solid and continuous gun-ire and those
were the two amassed by the Detroit
warriors In the tenth. Crawford came
uD with one down in that event
fni period and doubled solidly. Dele
hAnty duplicated this feat. after ac-
Qniring two strikes. three balls and
shooting few fouls over the stand.
Moriarty was out and then Simmons.
who had replaced Tom Jones at first
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11

present pitching staff the Reds should
cut figure in the National league
race. but Griffith must have suffered
agonies the other day when three OF
HIS box men issued passes to 10 Car
dinal batters. And to make II worse
Big Bill" Taft, star rooter and presi-
dent of the United States. who lives
in Cincinnati when he isn't holding q
government position, witnessed the
game.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
NEGROES GIVE CANS BEST
WISHES IN HIS STRUGGLE
With Letters From Battling Nelson,
Joe Cans Leaves for Arizona TO
Battle for Life

BALTIMORE, Md, May 11.-Accom-
panied by his wife and armed with
letters OF introduction from his con-
oueror, Battling Nelson, who owns a
ranch In Arizona, Joe Cans. the fore
most lightweight pugilist OF his day,
left today for Phoenix, where he will
go into training for his battle with
tuberculosis.
Cans leave-taking was marked oy
feeling incidents. Followed by the
colored population, Cans and his wife
entered the railroad station. But OF
all the pictures there stood out one
Cans aged mother. who unwittingly
became famous by wiring TO Cans just
before his memorable battle at Gold
field:
"Joey, bring home the bacon"
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
Drill Leads Monmouth.

MONMOUTH. ILL.,, May 11.-Lew
Drill has returned to Monmouth and
taken UP his duties as manager OF the
Browns OF the Central association.
Pink Hawley has been in temporary
charge OF the team and proved a find
Drill recently was defeated for munich
pal Judge at St Paul.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
Rowers escape Drowning.

BOSTON. May 1ly-Members OF
Harvard's four-oared crew are thank
full today that they are not at the bot
tom of the Charles river. Yesterday
their shell crashed into a stone en-
bankment and went down like a shot
The crews feet were laced into the
shell and only after desperate strug-
gle under water did they escape
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
Moore Meets DriscoII.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. May IL
Pal Moore, the clever fighter OF the
Quaker city, will be seen In the ring
in his home town when he meets Jem
Driscoll, the English champion. for six
rounds on May %.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
Chnnce Mnr OnIf PInyinr.

CHICAGO, May ll.--Manager Frank
Chance is seriously thinking Of rctir-
ing from active work as first basenlan
for the Chicago Nationals. The con
slant worry Of directing the club. add
ed to the strain OF covering the initial
sack Is the. cause OF his proposed stand
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
Here's a Straight
Tip on flse Big Fight

A well-known sporting man
In Detroit, personally aequaint.
ed with James J. Jefries and
Jack Johnson, received a prom.
Ise from each Of the fighters
upon the occasion Of their re-
cent visits 20 Detroit, Of inside
information az 20 ability 70 get
into fit condition and the pros
poets Of winning.
Having heard from one Of
the principals, the local sport.
ing man says he 10 not averse
TO giving the public the benefit
Of the quiet but straight tip
contained In the following tele-
gram:
Mr.. 3. r. G.,
Detroit, Mich.
! will be ready TO put up
the fight Of my life. Bet all
you can beg, borrow and steal
that ! will win.
~ (slsned) J. }.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11

rwo-base hits---Hemphill, MuiIin. La
.rorta. Crawford. pelehanty. Sacrffes
Ihft--Roach. Stolen base-Sweeney.
01f8t base on erfors--petroit 1. New
York 1. Double play--LAporte. Roach
and Chase. Struck Out-By Vaughn 4,
~ Mnllin 4. First base on balls-On
Wniiin i. on Vaughn l. Hit by pitcher
by Vaughn. r. Jones: by Mullin,
Roach and Wolter. Umpires-Perrtne
and o'Longhlin. Tims--Two hours.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
Mother Bantam Scrap.

NEW YORK, May 1l.-Frankie
Burns, the Jersey City bantam has
been signed to meet the winner OF the
Johnny Coulon-Phil. McGovern fight
which takes place on May IL.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING.
Yesterday. ResuIt.

Yesterdays Results.
Brooklyn 1, Pittsburg 0.
IChicago 2. New York 5.
Boston 8, 81. Louis 3.
Cincinnati y, Phillies s.
Today's Games.
Brooklyn at PittsburR.
Phiiliea at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at So. Louis.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
"OLD FOX" GRIFFITH is
HAVING TROUBLE WITH REDS

Clarke Grifith. the scrappy man
ager OF the Cincinnati outfit. Is having
his troubles this year.. and trouble
for Grin" n coming In punches.
First, Larry Mclean, the Giant back
stopper OF the Reds, went on the res
ervation while the team was still at
Hot Springs and INDUCED his propon'
sity for dallying with drinks-fancy
and straight. Griffith Immediately
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11

BarrOwA In getting N chance I'm The
White SoN outer garden when Dough
erty Is Ill.