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The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
GREATEST YEAR ON
RECORD FOR THE
ICE YACHTS
There's a Cup Race Nearly Every
Day On the Surface of Lake ST.
Clair and the Competition
Is Lively.
Hermes Came Down From ST. Glen.
ems Sunday and Trimmed Detroit
Flyers of Vernier's.
BY PAUL HALE sRusKE.

Never In the memory OF the oldes
skipper Of ice yachts has there been
rival or the present season in tne
consistent facilities which the weather
has Afforded devotees OF this thrillius
sport on local surfaces
Away back IN the early part OF be
cember came the first lasting ice arl
that same ice still covers the lake
Most or the time. TOO, there has been
little trouble with a surplus OF snow
the thaws and freezes have alternated
with the storms and while there mas
been little OF the glassysurfaced cp-
portunity which the ice yachtsmau
dreams about. there has been plenty Of
satisfactory ice for sailing and races
have been OF almost daily occurrence
the various ice clubs along the shOrr
OF the lake from Crosse Pointe t.
Lakeside. all giving regattas al various
times. the general scheme being so ar
ranged as 10 give everybody a chance
with sort OF circuit OF dates
Hermes Spilled the Beans
A feature that has supplied add
tional interest to the formal Competi
of a considerable number OF new boat 5
70 the local fleet From time 10 time
also, one of the veteran shippers
catches the fever and rigs out one Of
the star old-timers so. while the fleet
that sails the regattas always includes
some OF the regulars. there is never
any certainty regarding the possibi'i-
ties attending the advent OF an un-
Known quantity that may act as
Hermes did in sundays event. which
was really about the most exciting OF
any of the big trophy races that have
been sailed on the lake this season.
The event was the competition for
the Dodge Bros. cup, under me
auspices OF the Crosse Pointe Ice
Yacht CLUB which maintains headquar.
tiers at Vernier's, a short ride beyond
Crosse Pointe Farms.
The spectators settled down 10
watch the usual duel between Abend
Post and Hornet H.. which have dis
puted the championship OF the lake all
season. out had reckoned without the
Mt Clemens boat. making her first
start OF the year.
IL was a close race all the way and
Hermes won IL By just IA seconds from
Abend Post which. in turn. led Hornet
II. home ny margin OF just three
seconds. all three yachts finishing at
txpress-train speed. with a fleet of
nine other Glass A. flyers chasing them
all the way round TIE course.
Mt. Clemens vs.. Detroit.
A feature of the local racing has
Teen the vain enGeavor Of various
shippers to get a yacht that can beat
Hermes II. In the Class b. events. The
VanderBush contingent has pair Of
very fast boats To represent the Mt
Clemens club and the rivalry between
them and the Pointers has been very
hot all season.
Visitors are welcome at the various
yachting hangouts along the lake. and
the hospitable yachtsmen are always
ready 10 make friends with those who
want TO sample the thrills of the sport
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
LIGHT WIND AT LAKESIDE.
Ice Boats Unable To Finish Course
Inside the Time Limit.

LAKESIDE INN. Mt Clemens,
Mich. Feb 14-There was not enough
wind TO enable the yachts to finish the
ten mile triangular course here today
in the heat for the Anheuser- Busca
trophy and the event had 10 be posi-
poned Abendpost, of Detroit. led the
fleet round the course and finished
first by eight and half minutes oyer
Hornet H., which was second Hermes
was third
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
Mt. Clemens VS.. Detroit.
FOOTBALL PRACTICE ON.
Princetoe Huskies start Work Under
w. w. Roper. the New Coach.

PRINCETON, y. j.. Feb. 1.-THE
Princeton football management today
issued the first call for spring foot
ball practice and large number OF
candidates from the three lower
classes reported to the gym. Head
coach and athletic director W w.
Roper, 02 was on hand TO explain the
system of spring practice and TO out
line the work of the season.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
Tremhlax VS.. Rllleter.

CLEVELAND. o., Feb. l4-Eugene
Tremblay, Of Montreal, lightweight
champion catch as-catch can wrestler
of the world, and John Bllleter. or
Toledo. were today matched 10 meet
at 1876 pounds for ne title. a purse
OF $500 and "a side bet OF $3.50 each
the night OF Feb. 81.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
KIT STARTS WORK.
Msrshals Harvard Rsh-Rah Boys Into
the CAGE At Cambridge

BOSTON. Feb. l4-Harvard candi-
dates for the nine will take 20 the
cage today. Beginning the spring tun-
ing up For two weeks the battery
candidates have been working in the
cage under coach Pieper. Today
Malachi Kittridge. the old league
catcher. will start three men on the
finer points OF their positions
The team will go south on March
and spend week at Charlottesville.
Va. as the guests OF the University
OF Virginia Two games will be play
I'd there. and on the way home the
annual game with Georgetown VIII be
played in Washington.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
Tommy Burns Present Job.

Tommy Burns, the heavyweight
champion is now conducting a fight
ing club AT Melbourne. Australia. and
is expected 20 run another at sydney,
Australia. for which he is 10 receive
half the profits without even devoting
cent 10 the expenses Tommy In
tends 10 send 90 this country and also
Europe for the best fighters he can
secure
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
LIGHT GUARD LEAGUE.


But one game was played in the
Light Guard league Saturday night.
CO. G.. and the Reserves playing of
their tie for the league leadership.
The Reserves came through by the
score OF 80 To p c company used
eight men. but failed TO stop the Re
serves forwards. Mclaln and Baker
d, Saturday night G company plays
Company y and the Reserves meet
Company a.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
y. lnst Saws Wood.

Connie Mack simply won't purchase
camel. steer an ae-oplaue ov=r
shibe park or 10 anything else 20
break into print.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
\. N. c. A. FIVE IS
A HECTIC VICTOR
Should Have Beaten Spaldings Easily
But Had To Play To the Absolute
Limit To Cop the Contest,

The opening clash in the series for
the local championship in basketball
resulted in a victory for the y NJ T..
A. tive holders OF the title. the Spald-
ings being defeated by a score of 20
TO a. BuJ Tor inCXCusably poor work
on the foul line. the y should have
made the margin az least halfdozen
points larger 8ranston was in worse
form than usual and be and stock
ham. who relieved him missed ont
OF y chances I'm the first half Finally
Branstou quit irving and Stockman
got his eve on Ghe basket. the result
being a finishing sprint In which the
y VI. G.. a. five pulled away and Won
The Solvay athletic instructor was
really the star OF the evening He
was not started in the game, bur re-
placed Lewis. who was bumped in the
early stages He led the y team in
scoring and undoubtedly changed a
probable defeat 10 a victory
From the standpoint OF spectacular
basketball the game was a disappoint-
ment all round, as is So often the case
when TWO crack teams lock horns i'm
deadly combat. with the bis crowd
looking on Both sides PLAYED conser-
yatively and with the idea OF present
ing stone wall OF defense They
pulled. they pushed. they bumped.
they butted they slapped Once in a
while they really punched And some
OF the language exchanged in the lit
tie duels that were I'm progress from
start To- finish was simply shocking
10 those VINO happened within earshot
Nine field baskets was the combined
total for both sides, the Y getting
six OF these
The first half closed a tie at 5 20 6.
Down 10 the iTal seven minutes a.
was II 10 II i'm favor OF the y Then
lonP shots from the field by stock
ham Wllson and Roosev sewed II ND
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15

"No. H." Powerful New serial
~ 4. VI. White, Author Of "rhe
Crimson Blind" and '"rhe weight
ct the Crown" viii beEtn ga III
Times Wednesday, Feb. 10. tset
the First Chapter.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15

Busines--IIke Printing. No fuss ana
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co, is
John R-st Phone l49S.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
Home Town Hears or II.

Next TO the flood In Paris. the big
Fest piece OF news recently is the an
pouncemant that Bill Donovan has cnt
out cigarettes Phil North American
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
HEART
HEART
Nth the
Sporting
Editor.

The word carpenter on this job recen'
4, received a lettet from Charlie
schmidt. whom. i'm spite ot world IS
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15

YOU VIII hear 10; o. folks s.y that
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30
Local Events as view.4 ~ The Bees Artist.
Jealous SwltZer
Does Queer Trick
Finds Rival on Aerial Tramway and
Anchors Him There for
the Night.

GENEVA. Oct, 29.-(Special to The Bee)
In several parts of Switzerland lumber
cut on the mountain side is transported
to the valley by aerial cables, to which
a kind of wooden stretcheT is attached,
on which a tree is tied. The cables are
set in motion by electricity and the lum-
Der descends or ascends on the wire.
At the village Of Ludano, in the Blento
valley, Signor Ferrari aged 20, was seated
on a log which had been left on the cables,
when suddenly somebody set the machinery
in motion and he was carried up to Il
height Of 2,4OO feet
About fifty feet from the landing place
on the mountain the current was switched
off and Signor Ferrari was stranded in
the air. He shouted himself hoarse for
two hours but nobody heard him, and he
had to stay on the log all night in cod
weather.
Next morning, thirteen hours later, when
the workmen hauled down the log, they
found the young man almost unconscious
and half frozen but doctor brought him
round
An inquiry was opened and it was found
that Ferrari's rival in a love affair was
seen near the electric works at the time
and he has been arrested.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30
Actor Uses r aZO
to XIII MANAGER
Discharged Spanish Thsspian Goes
Onto Stage During Play to
Do Murder.

MADRID, Oct. 29.-(Special to The Bee)-
A remarkable tragedy occurred at the
Actualidades theater at Cartagena.
Antonio Gonzalez, a prominent actor
who has been playing there, was informed
that his services We're no longer required
He had an interview with Salvador Sorel
the director OF the theater who also plays
leading part with the company, but
Sorel refused to reinstate him.
During the afternoon performance Con
zalez procured razor and rushed on the
stage while Sorel was acting. The men
fought together, but before Gonzalez could
be overpOwered he tripped Sorel up, threw
him on the stage and cut his throat
He then walked cody out OF the theater
banishing the blOOd-stained razor The
audience were in a state Of panic and a
number OF women tainted. Gonzalez was
arrested.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30
ALEXANDRA'S MIND AFFECTED
DOwaEer Queen of England Has
Spells of RestIessness that
shock Family.
BY ERIC GRUNDMARK.

COPENIIAGEN, oct. 25,-,speclaI to The
Bee.)-Has the mind OF Queen Alexandra
OF England been affected by the death Of
her husband, King Edward?
There are those who have been in posi-
ton 20 observe her majesty since she has
been at Holdore who are inclined to an
swer this question in the affirmative The
queen b.. am informed, exceedingly ner-
vous, is restless 20 an alarming degree and
is inclined 10 be querulous and fault find
ing. This is so different 60 her calm. gracl-
Gus manner before her bereavement that Il
is causing concern TO her relatives.
Her indisposluon to accept the position Of
Dowager, her refusal 10 be called queen
mother and her determination to maintain
"A separate court OF her own, which has
caused more or less embarrassment I'm
England are additional evidences that
grief for her husband for whom she had a
sincere affection rather unusual among
royalties, has affected Queen Alexandrs's
mind.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30
TAOTAl IS CASHIERED
FOR GRATING IN OFFICE
High official OF shanghai Pried
Loose from Good Thing for
CFOoIkedneaa.

SHANGHAI Oct 29.-(Special 20 The
Bee.)-The Taota Of Shanghai has been
cashiered- The step is attributed in native
circles 10 his not forwarding the customs
moneys 10 headquarters,
II is thought, however, 10 be more likely
10 be due 10 local dissats faction on account
OF c. tain financial operations in connec-
ton with the funds raised for the construc-
ton Of the Szechuan- Hupeh railway, to
rubber speculauons, and 10 his devoting
the loan Of s. 10000 from the foreign banks.
conclJ ded a couple OF months ago 10 tide
over the financial crisis occasloned by the
failure Of native banks. 20 his own interests,
and not those Of the Chinese In general
The fate Of the further loan OF sO.OOO
with a HongkOng bank arranged for the
same purpose is not yet reyesley
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30
Female Terrorist
to Be Immured
Father of Tatiana Leontieff Consents
that Daughter Be Kept in
an Asylum.

BERNIE, Oct % leo Especial to The
Bee) 90 The Russian girl terrorist, Tat
lana Leonueff who in March, 1907,
was sentenced at Thun TO four years i'm
prisonment less six months, and twenty
years Punishment from the Canton of
Berne, has just finished her sentence. She
shot NJ. Muller of Paris in an Interlaken
hotel in mistake for the Russian minister,
M. Durnovo.
Both the Swiss authorities and the girls
father who lives at Berne, realize that
Tatiana is still a dangerous person, and Il
has been decided at the fathers request,
that Tatana shall be indefinitely retained
at the lunauo asylum at Munsingen, near
Berne, where she has been for over a year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30
GERMAN ARMY NEVER FORaETS
Man who DOdged Cali 60 COIOrs Made
20 serve Time After Lapse
of Thirty Years.

BERLIN, Oct, 29.-(special to The Bee)
Joseph Schmidt was summoned TO the
colors az neutrality-suspicious. in 1915 but
ne fled and lived IN France thirty-two
years. When an his relatives there died
he became homesick and returned 20 Ger
many, but was Immediately detected and
arrested. He has now been sentenced 20
six months Imprisonment and viii then
have 20 serve as a common soldier Cor
three yeaf
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30
GERMANS KILL CAPE BOYS
Soldiers OF the Kaiser slaughter a Re
cnlcitrHnt bunch of work
erz ON Railroad,

CAPETOWN, oct 29.-(SpeCial TO The
Bee.)-A message from Swokopmund re-
ports a conflict at Karibib between German
soldiers ana Cape "boys' working on the
railway. Twelve OF the latter were killed
and a number wounded but there were no
casualties among the German troops.
According 20 another message from
Windhoek eighteen Of the boys" were
killed and three wounded. Reinforcements
with a Maxim gun have been despatched.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30
INDIAN TRIBES ARE UNEASY
british Troops Held In Readiness TO
Prevent or Punish Any
Mfaehfef

CALCUTTA. oct 2o--Cspecial to The
Bee)-The Adam Khels are reported TO BE-
distinctly restless. The Attock and IShus-
halganh bridges are being specially
guarded IN deW Of a possible attack and
troops are being held In readiness II Is
reported that tribes intend holding a jirgah
regarding the situat0B
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30

A woman porter is I'm great request at the
station at Agram. She undertake. 10 carry
babies or look after young children while
the mother attends 70 her luggage and
ticket
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30
AUSTRIA WOULD ECONOMIC
Government Starts Investigation to
Cut Price of Foodstuffs,
CHANCE FOR AMERICAN MEAT
Queer Advertisements Made in an Eff
fort TO Locate Man who, II Live
ing, Would BE Far Past
One Hundred.
BY EMIL ANDRAssY.

VIENNA, Oct. 29-(Special TO the Bee.)-
Austria has her high cost Of living prob
lem in common with the rest of the world,
and the government has gone to work to
find out if a solution cannot be found
Right here 1t may be said there is
chance for American meat exporters TO
develop a business in Austria.
A delegation from the united chambers
Of commerce of Austria under government
auspices has already been sent to Eng
land to investigate the chilled meat busl-
ness with a view TO introducing it into
Austria and / understand it is the purpose
of the government to send agents to the
United States, Argentine and Australia to
make investigation at the shipping points.
Diplomatic and consular representatives
in those countries have been instructed to
send full details Of the meat shipping bust
ness to the home government
Austrin's Most Beautiful.
Frauelin Mela Rybicka has been de-
clared the most beautiful woman in Aus
tra. the home of beautiful women.
She won first prize in the recent Aus
trian national beauty competition. The
competition was confined TO Austrian ladies
OF title and wives and daughters of military
and professional men. actresses and profess
slonal beauties being vigorously excluded.
MustacheE and Headaches.
Dr. Paul Klager, the famous Niennese
physician, has delivered a sensational lee
ture before the Medical society. He says,
the growing fashion of shaving the NOUS
tache is responsible for the growing num-
bers Of patients suffering from headaches
and diseases OF the respiratory organs"
Among 800 cases OF serious headaches and
diseases Of the nose and throat he had
counted 40 patients who had their nous
taches shaved off. The moustache Is a
natural protection for the nose against the
invasion Of cold air, dust and mi
crobes. Women he says, are not so often
I'm the streets, and wear wells to protect
themselves and their nostrils are narrower
, than those Of men.
Notice 20 Missing Man.
Prague is a very ancient city, and the
,nh abitants within its administrative area
will act up TO that reputation and become
ancient, too. A notice has been inserted
ln the Prague Gazette" relative to the
estate OF a man who was born in July,
l7I6 II reads:
Seeing that since the birth of Michel
Pflugbeil there has elapsed a period OF
lS4 years, ana that his place Of residence
has remained unknown for fifty-two years,
notice is hereby given, under section /, etc,
that a drcTee presumiug his death will be
granted by the court, II the missing person
does not present himself, OF in some other
manner satisfy the tribunal that he Is
alive, before October L."
Oldest Woman head
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30
Notice to Missing Man.


few days ago the oldest woman In
Vienna, Katharine Lstlg. died, aged III
Last week Vienna's Oldest man. M0ritz
Weiss, formerly a butcher, died. aged 1903
Both enjoyed perfect health until last
week. and both died under the same roof
the Jewish hospital.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30
Political and Social by Correspondence from the Old Wo
WOULD REMODEL
BRITISH EMPIRE

GOEaC1ment Believed to Be Prepar-
hg a Measure with That
End in View.
SOME RADICAL STEPS DEMANDED
Position Assumed by Lords Creates an
Impossible Situation.
WISE MOBILES RECOGNIZE THIS
Some British Genius Originates a New
Form of Insurance.
MODERN FAGIN Is SENT TO JAIL
English Labor Party VIII Amend an
Obnoxious Requirement which
Forced n Man to Retire
from Parliament.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30
Another Love Tragedy.

The story Of a love affair comes from
Nice, the parties concerned being the son
OF a Russian general and a young opera
singer. The man, Baron Alexander Zako-
pelski, was only Is years OF age. The
woman was induced by the general to
break off the intrigue and leave Nice. She
was discovered by her lover as she was
leaving the house Of a friend. He begged
her 70 return. but she refused, whsreupon
he produced a revolver and fired two shots
Both missed her. He then lodged a bullet
IN his brain. II Is said that a brother Or
his killed himself last summer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30

Gabrielle Prevet, the 2O-year-old sweet
heart Of Edmond PoiliOt, the aviator who
was Killed while flying at Chartres. shot
herself on her lovers grave in Montmarte
cemetery a week after his death. The
girl learned the news Of her lovers ac-
cident from the newspapers and she set
out to take a last farewell Of her lover.
She was picked up in a fainting condition
hom beside the coffin and brought to her
home I'm this city. Then. attired in deep
mourning. she visited the cemetery alone
and ended her life.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30
Fortunes In wrecks.

The men salving the bettleship Montagu.
wrecked on Lundy Island, have had the
GOOD fortune TO stumble on a Spanish
wreck Of years ago. This discovery means
o very considerable haul for the workmen
The bartleship has put fortune into the
pockets OF the men who gave $4,000 for the
ship During the first years operation they
cleared the fi,OOO paid for a and 10000 profit
and there stil remains thousands on the
sunken ships.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-03
CATARRH KILLS
THINKING POWER
Gradual CloudIng of the BRAIN and Loss
of Memory Inevitable Result
OF Catarrh.

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The catarTh germ grows fast. does an
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When they do they are weakened. and
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What affects the nerves Is bound 10
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-03
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