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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10
CRIMSON PROSPECTS FINE
Harvard is Jubilant Because Coach
Haughton is Staying.
SIGNS TEREEYEAR CONTRACT
OnIy san 81 Feet BaII Vet-raa- VIII
BE Ab-ent SD Track Team Also
A. ssrsug-FfeId VIII ne
weak spot

RoSToN. Mas. July s--AccorainE %
statement issued hv the arhletic Authorities
a. Harvard the OUTLOOK In athletics az TIE
annhrsare irstitusson for next year is very
brsght ana tire prospects for god season
are a. wen as couid b expected.
Harvard men are iubfiant because Perry
FEauzhton mas consented to take charge Of
the foot ball sauad again. he has siEneo
a three-ysar contract 70 instruct the Grim
son forces OF the twenty-five men Who
have won thetr H" a. foot bali fourteen
viz return 70 colsege IN the fall -Four
Who played against Yale last fail win be
arnang these missing next season
Ham Fish VII be the greatest lose n
the team and IL wul be hard to III his
position at tackle. Paul wilmington a. cen
ter also viii be messed There are a mum
Der q promising men from last years
squad, however. who via BE- given a
thorough tryout
u Is thought THAT the snos VIII be SMITH
ana Rozers. while AIinot is good for the
position OF faIlback- L. wilmington and
Fisher are slated fer me POSITIONS Of
guards Tbs quarterback JOB vii be taken
care OF by OrFlaherty and wiggiesworth-
Corbett. FruthinEham and Wendell VIII be
hack again TO take care Of the backfield-
4
q fine squad 50 work WIN
Captain Foster q the track team is Opt
mlstic Of his chances next year II u
quite true thAt Gardner. Laursnce and
Little yin not be on the squad next year,
vet be has a number OF veterans who ear
be depended uuon 10 win rosl Of The daAl
meets FOR Harvard
Twelve Track Men Back.
Twelve men who have won their VARSITY
I letter WIZ be in college These viii repre-
I sent = o. the ia points scored in the Qua
meet with Taie and points OF the Ii.
scored IN the intercolleEia1es. Harvard
vail be strong In me dashes and the lunE
4 runs but viii be rather weak In the field
I events unless the freshmen On last year
I squad make good The pole vault VIII b
the weakest event, a. with the exodus o.
! Lawrence there is not a man IN the col
IeEe capable Of clearing the bar owe
eleven feet
The crew prospects are also very bright
Only fhree varsity men VIII be lost b.
grzauation. they being Waade. Bacon znl
whitney. There is enough material IN tn
fern Of substitutes and freshmen 70 q
TIE places left vacant b these men.
me base bah team VIII suffer the most
Captain LAnzigzu. the third hAssnan
Sn0rrstop Marshall. Pitcher HICKS and Out
feeders Brown ard Gzraner VIII leave thi
year. c T McLsauRnltn, the new captain
vii have a hard sarns tryfzg 70 III tn
places Of these men p c. Mckay MI
probably be the star pitcher next year
/ while Ernst VIII also get chance to shO'
! his form The MINOR teams expect TO nav
q good season also. and while the ouflOo
might be za0re promising, stin il is abo1
J as EsI az could be expected
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10

Team Battinc-sIOux City, -sI2. Denver
zs2. Lincoln. Isl, Wichita .S6a. Topeka
So De- Moines. "a. Omaha 81: 81
Joseph. 80
Team Fgelaing-Wichita $50; IAucnln.
a5l. Denver. as, Omaha $40. Sioux CITY
90; St Joseph, SOS. Topeka -sS; Des
Stolen Hases-Denxsr Iss- OMAHA 1es.
Sioux City. n; Lincoln Ia Des Moines
is: ST Joseph. 10; Wichita. s.. Topeka.
81
Sacrifice Hits-DenBer. Tvs. SIOUX CHS.
IN. OMAHA Us. Lincoln. 10z Des Moines
So: St Joseph. g. Wichita 81: Topeka. g..
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10
BIKE RACE 10 BERMUDA
Preparations for Toar 20 Bermuda
Arc BefnE Made.

Are HetnH Made.
NEW YORK. July a.-Prspzrations ara
being made for the annual bicycle athletic
tour 70 Bermlzda under TIE auspices q the
Century Road Clnb Of America Already
l8o persons have arranged 70 make the trip.
which begins On July q and concludes On
August / II addition 70 the numerous
cycling clubs to 90, number q the Young
Mems Christian association branches Will
be neprssentsd. reservations having been
made By cyclists and athletes in Greater
New YORK. Philadelphia, Newark. Jersey
City. East Orange. Baltimore. Washington,
Boston. Springfield, Mass. Hartford Pruvi-
denee and New Haven, in addition to other
places. The St Louis Cycling club VIII
send two OF its members One day has been
set aside for sports carnival while the
tourists are IL Bermuda and running and
swimming and cycle races have been ar
ranged il addition 20 a base ball game
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10
WILL NOMINATE TENNIS TEAM
01fleiAl ORGAN AnnoaRS-s PLAN to Get
Best Players.

NEW YORK, July ss-Arfairs surround
ing the Davis International lawn tennis
challenge cup have taken a new turn dur
ing the last week From the Official
American tennis organ the statement is
made that IL has been decided 10 nominate
the lean Of players 10 represent this
country At the time OF playing the ali
corners national championship on the
courts Al Newport. r. j.. which Wil begin
August Il That was the procedure last
year. At that time IL win be possible 10
Obtain players willing 10 journey N Aus
tralia- Already II is known thar BealE c.
Wright. noN composing IN England. and
the TWO CalifOrnians. Maurice T. Mo
Loughlin and Melville Il. Ions. are willing
10 50. However, much depends upon the
form thaz the TWO latter display when they
appear n the eastern tournaments this
SEASON
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10
Pete Jensen Come. 10 city An sear-h
Of ComaeNt

Peter Jensen. q midd leUeighr boxer A.
rived in Omaha from Sheridan Wvc an8
. encearorinE 70 arrange q match 70 49,
place N the near Future in lIIis city x
stated uaat Ne WOulc Like 10 meet eitber
Tom Bresnahan Emil Jensen. hoff -
whom have APPEARED IL local ring con-
tests and are vel known by the E1a-rsne
enthusiasts o. Or aha.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10
I'm OMAHA SUNDAY BEE
JUDGMENTS

RON Jeftres' own version % bis *
perience a. Reno the nesting VITA
~ JohnsofL Which can sckroslv Be
caiIed a fight. was tragic AID pa
thetc. Doctors agreed that phys
ically JEFF wa perfect man. and Jet In
the ring be was dazed and heipleas. tns
machine q trained muscular force had
nothing % guide Or direct H. His nind
had cunapsed under the pressure o.
nervous prostration and be veered from
side % side q the arena Ike a snip with
out rubber. TIE helpless prey q the black
panther. VINO was At his best This is the
tneorF Of scientists based upon Jefra
statement and oondition. but srin one can
not quite believe that yeffrtes' physical
condition was All IL should have beer Tor
such struggle. IL is not natural for q
man who had lived the indulEsnt ne he
had for five years o. retirement to come
back 70 normal conaifion bat one fact
must stand out above All others from this
maize 81 tragic pAtil0s. and that Is the
unfeelinE greed q the promoters Who lured
The ex-champion into the belief that ne
could regain bee 90 form and ship the
negro Il is now easily doubtful II any Of
thsse fellows ever had shs remotsst idea
that Jeff ccuid accomplish such a feat.
hut unat they we're after was gold. and
win JEFF a. the -fail guy they couid and
I'D sea o. The thing has an abouinAbls
aspect that must disgust people q q high
sense q justice and fairness. and the real
lovers q sport. zeffrles' defeat b. Jean
son is being compared with suuivans Tar
before Ccrbett and they are somewhat
Analogous. but there Is q sing and q trag-
edy 10 Jefrs doom Ehich Joh1 La Git
not. couid nos have. johnson did not whip
Jeffr5es. rather he mauled into insouEi-
bi1iy The mere physical being q what chs
ceaqueror Of corbett. FitEsinmons and
sharkev used 10 be. It VIII always b
duustcd. without any disparagsment Of th'
uegro a. q fighter. that he could have
lasted many rounds before the reai JET
fries The flght vas a farce and tha'
should have been forsseen and she meetns
prevented-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10

Tie records OF pitchers who have Eot re-
Eulfs n three or more games arc as toi-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10

Persistent Advertising is tns Road 10 Big
EerurnA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10

President Rourke has secured two new
players. sater sullivan ard BAl M0riarity
q Louisville. both iafleidsrs In his effort
20 strengthen the Omaha team and turn
the tide in its direction. The men are said
10 be good have FAIR records for thesr
work IN the American association and
probably Will add material strength 10
the team. The loss o. Graham At
second and King in eenfer have been
serious indeed But things ought to change
now, Persons the new left fielder. looks
strong and until kings return some fOar
or five weeks hence, Thompson or one of
the rev men ought 10 Be able to cover
center satisfactorily. The pitchers VII have
10 settle down to a better basis and the
team viii need 20 60 batting consistently.
Luck has been steadily and terribly Agnlnst
Va cut out Of the present aggregaton
President Roiarke viii probably be able %
Ehip club that wtIl make the rest Of them
80 from TOW on.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10

There IS just this 10 be said 70 the home
knockers. Omaha has always had a team
fghting every inch o. the way. and Bill
Rourke 4 trying today As hard as ever
10 develop \ winner In the last yea years
hos many tlnes have ne finished in second
dirtAiong E10w many talsea have We won
the penaAntg How maay times have NE
been fighting Il out vita the leaders Al
zne lAsts Just TAKE a .look Al the records
and sheg wiil show you thai you have no
rruuns for complaint Furthsruore the
season il not oxsr and the pepnAnt SIN dis-
puted. This tme last year NE Esre trail
inx. but Al the end we Esre splitting with
tle leaders and lost ~ > narrow margin
Cone cut or il and show your nerve
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10

Pressdent Rourke has released war san
dsrs. his veteran pitcher. and the little
sonthpaN has gone to his home IA Teanes-
see. probably 70 set into enc Of The nsiror
Leagues OF the south Sanders came .
omaha from the 81 Louis Cardinals In iine
TAI end Of ass and " 1904 figured IN thr
deal whereby miner Brown. now fns Cubs
premier pitcher. went to ST Louis he has
In NEe he showed q decided decline and
President R0urka hoPed 10 trade him last
wintsr but falling brought him back this
year and IN the hope THAI he would help
the team some way Bat BE did not he
had lost must OF hls cunning even bis
control. which had always been his strong-
hold. sanders was a headF bah player
and popular IN Omaha and his passing i
marked with much interest. though q Is un-
6oubtedly best fer The team
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10

I.a5oie ia sEin lsAding coo5 dogs life
for me RmsrseAn league bAtting honorA
Csbb Il runnsng = close second and the
race premises % De good all ne Bay A
Was ! great thing for Cleveland the dAT 4
re.ieSee Larry Of the Manassas job tae
Is Ahie now to eoneentuats AL his powers
ca plAJsnE.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10

Eube " aadeIl signed the Rlease and then
sent Il 70 RuEs RAy monG. EhO np 70 cate
has not affixed his Signature, sc are IN
formed Here are 1Wo chaps who belonGeo'
bacE ~ ne - villa Old Georse &cSinris
and those bArhanAAAn lzminarlss.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10

Arsr an Il seems % have oee1 tsz-
hsaa Instead q hss body that falled. PAY
sloaIly - i sid W have been perfe''i.
uhiIe nengaIly he 'FAs N q trAnes ans
knew uofhirE from the time be entered
untll be itft the rinE.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10

Jimmy AuEfzn's Wsakness a. the oa1
oon1nuss 70 cause hin soais srstie-s. -Aa
he hAs esen benched q late. beng rapiaoee
b. panieia Who hez bssn hitting well
Agstin's work a. lard y ilst - spsetaea-
lar aa ever.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10

Il appears thae Comiskey ma1a a ans
taKs whsu &c Ist Bn Daltou So asay
from hir. since eetrg from pcs Moapea
10 B-ookayn Rin as been ne nig ooiss
gchnry EVers has ayeraEed osing pnf oAi
of the gane only three times = Week since
the season startet. Jena q simply re
lspsisa ME innoe1e1s dss1studs-
Aroand ths rina Were ~ iesst na'f
Scnen BIG hraisers jan had put - sieep
buf he eorid not show them how he did a..
Pilfli lnish-
To Sox deSicAte1 tAeir as~ park ~
posing huf thcy ara coEaing izEt the sane.
snd next year shouid be heard fre1i-
yes elt Nait ia 80 csme marching
home again wish that giad and gallant
tread.
II NUS have made Iohn L saaiyaa
thilk 90 NeE Orieens-
Isn saHnss bs sllEmarinsa a. pri1s
nghter. anyway
Taas. Cubs are Erewlms nae winners
Evening journal., 1910-12-02

The surplus account of $4073.9l
shows that the Exchange has had a
very prosperous year and that the
book value Of a $500 share of stock
is now SS.6S.
The shipments of the year consisted
| Of the following.
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
EXCHANGE PAYS
BACKERS WELL
First Years Operation Of SyS-
TEN Proves Wisdom
of the Move
Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del, Dec. 2.-Afte- most
successful first year. In which nearly
a half million dollars worth OF fruits
and products were handled, the Della
ware Produce Exchange held its an
nual meeting yesterday and elected
as directors:
Horace N. Marvin. Dover; e. G.
Wetzel, Wyoming; James r. Roland.
Viola: Gllbe t J. Meredith, FELTON,;
Charles f. Mai Greenwood; Joseph T..
Phillips, r. Jasper Mills, Delmar;
Harvey p. Quattlander. Millsboro; (;
Louis A. Drexler, Ocean View; Will
liam T. Records, LAUREL John Heyd,
FELTON,
The directors elected Gilbert J.
Meredith. president; Horace N. Mar
vim. vice president; A. II. Hardesty
secretary and treasurer; Ebe Wal
ter. Jr., general manager. The book
value of each five dollar share in
creased to SS.6S. Fame from all over
Delaware are interested in the move
ment.
The annual report showed that the
exchange had done a total business
amounting to S39O,Sl436 from April
l3 to October 81
The financial statement as made and
sworn to by the auditor. employed by
the board Of directors, is as follows:
Assets
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
DEFER ACTION
in BARR CASE
Board Of PardOnS to Inquire
Into Its Jurisdiction Re-
GardinG Citizenship

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del. Dec members OF
the Board of Pardons, after a lengthy
hearing. yesterday afternoon post
poned for q month final action on the
application of John Barr for pa
don and restoration to citizenship,
Barr having been disfranchised for ten
years by tho Constitutional provision
when he was convicted by the judges
Of attempted bribery and fined $500.
The members Of the board wished to
inquire further into the contention
raised by the State that the Board
had no authority to restore citizen
ship in cases where the constitution
specified Acknowledgement Such as
conviction for attempted bribery.
This contention was urged by
Deputy Attorney-General w. w. Har-
rington. who was present and by At
torney-General Gray who sent a letter
10 the board. Barr was represented
by Charles T.. Moore OF Georgetown.
That public sentiment had injuosd
Barr also was a-gued by Attorney
Moore, who claimed that Barr had not
been able to recover his former ac-
tivity in the business and social world
On this point Chancellor Curtis asked :
The Question of 0stracism.
DO ] understand that II a man be
convicted of bribery in Sussex county
the state Of opinion is such that It
would ost-acize him. and does such a
statement apply to Barr?"
Attorney Moore replied that In GER
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
INSANE MAN
WALKS RAILS
Taken From Tracks by Officer
---0ne Doctor Says Man
Is Unbalanced
MANY CHANGES In NEW
CASTLE BUSINESS STANDS

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Dec. Z.--SteSe Cnes-
ney. of Youngstown, OHIO, was ar
rested at Bear Station yesterday by
Lieutenant James A. Doris, OF the
railroad police. The man had walked
a number of times in 'front.' OF moving
trains and came near being killed.
Station Agent Josepuh Cough tele-
phoned to Clayton for Doris, who
came up on an afternoon train with
Chesney whose mind seemed TO be
unbalanced. DR.. David Stewards ex-
animation confirmed this. DR.. Werten-
baker will examine the man to-day.
Chesney was found on Wednesday
night at the Edgar Allen Steel plant
and spent the night In the lookup.
Joseph Sharp has sworn out a war
rant for the arrest of Mrs. Kate Enty
on the charge of assault and battery.
Sharp will also have TO answer a sim
liar charge on Mrs. Enty. She is
the mother of the boy who has been
denied admission to the public
school Sharp is the Ninth street
crossing watchman. He alleges that
on Tuesday afternoon while tagging
an express train the woman hit him
a stinging blow about the head. To
prevent her scratching him he said
he had to grab her by the throat and
push her out Of the way. Sharp is one
of the men who refused to let his
children go 10 No. school while
the Enty boy was in attendance.
County Superintendent Spaid Wis
tied the New Castle schools yester.
day He found that there is nothing
here for him TO do concerning the
boy so far as white schools are con-
cerned.
In the Methodist Church last even
ing at the revival services the Rev,
j. Morgan Read, OF Pennington Semi
nary. New Jersey. preached the re-
vival service sermon. He will preach
again this evening, and on Sunday
will also take part in the SER
vices.
Bishop Kinsman will confirm q
class in Emmanuel Church on Sunday
morning
In ST. Peters Church this evenine
the usual devotions Of the first Friday
will be held.
It is expected a number of changes
among business men will take plac,
next spring and arrangements to tha
effect are now being made.
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
MIDDLETOWN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOWN, Del, Dec. 2.-Mr.
and Mrs Horatio w. Willis and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt N. VIII
Its and children and Jessie R. Willis,
Of Philadelphia. spent part Of last week
with their father, Merritt N. Willis
and daughters. On Sunday they were
entertained at dinner by their aunts,
the Misses Naudain, near town.
Misses Lidie and Mary McCrone
have returned to the West Chester
State Normal School after a few days
visit with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. McCrone, near McLonough.
Miss Marian Cochran has returned
to Elwyn, Pa, after a months stay
with her mother, Mrs. William r.
Cochran.
Miss Julia e. Morton, who has been
spending a few weeks with her sister.
Mrs. George w. Lockwood, has re-
turned to Philadelphia.
Mrs. Harry Ellison, Of Wilmington,
visited her aunt, Mrs. Jacob H. Emer-
son, this week
Mrs. John Cleaver has returned
home after a visit with relatives in
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1910-12-02

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Dec. 2.-Arguing
through most OF yesterday afternoon
and submitting a petition signed by
every juror who tried the case, Law
yers Eugene Hardesty and Wilbur
Adams made a vigorous appeal before
the Board of Pardons to save the life
OF George Colombo, sentenced to be
hanged at the New Castle County
Workhouse for assaulting little girl.
The board refused to commute the
sentence, and Colombo will be hanged
on January 13.
The petition Of the jurors, coupled
with letters from Alfred d. Warner,
Jr.. William c. Money, Elias n. Moore
and George T. Tobin, Jr., and other
jurors. set forth that under their oaths
they could not vote to acquit Colom-
DO. but that they greatly deplored that
there was no lesser degree of punish
ment than that of the gallows for a
crime of this Character in this state.
The lawyers for the doomed defend
was not Of such an extreme criminal
nature as to warrant his being put to
Evening journal., 1910-12-02

Wholesale Slaughterers of Cattle,
Hogs, Sheep aud Calves. Pork
Packers and Provision Dealers.
Both Phones. Open Tuesday and
Wednesday Evenings this week to
accommodate our customers.
Abat,Oir, 236 TaiDaH 81.
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
PARDON BOARD DECLINES
TO SPARE COLOMBO'S LIFE

death on the gallows, said the jurors.
The lawyers for the doomed defand-
ant, pressed hard for the privilege Of
introducing the printed record of the
trial into the board hearing, to show
that the prosecuting witness contra
dicted herself in number of in
stances.
Attorney General Grey, by letter,
and Deputy Attorney General Harring-
ton, in person. objected to the COM
mutation of the sentence to life i'm
prisonment, which the defendant
prayed for.
The board was unanimous in declin-
ing to commute the sentence since all
the jurors agreed that Colombo was
guilty.
The suggestion was made that the
next Legislature might take some ac-
ton TO amend the statute so that a
punishment OF lesser degree than
death might be imposed in the dlscre-
tion of the court in cases such as Co
lombo's. II the Legislature is TO In
tervene II will be necessa y for the
Governor to reprieye Colombo again.
Evening journal., 1910-12-02

Dover stands at the head OF the list
I'm the numhe- OF packages shipped.
Ocean View leads in the shipment Of
strawberries.
The secretary and treasurer, since
the active shipping season, has Wis
tied the local branches OF the Ex-
change and has found that the ship
pers, with but few exceptions, are
well pleased with the seasons work.
and that the prospects are excellent
for considerable increase in mem
bership another year.
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
BRIDGEVILLE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
BRlDGEVILLE. Del. Dec. 2-Miss
Nellie Ward is spending this week
with friends and relatives at Hur-
lock, Md.
w. c. BATHS. Of Baltimore, was a
visitor here yeste' lay.
Mr. and Mrs. II L. Cannon have
returned from visit with the latter's
parents at Wheeling, w. Va.
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

A test OF Cambridge's new fire en-
gine was made to-day.
Miss We're Wright, OF Easton, has
been elected superintendent of the
Easton Emergency Hospital.
The 150-acre Wroth farm, near
Hanesvllle, has been purchased from
George r. Reed by A. p. Rasin.
The Great Chiefs of Maryland's
Red Men paid an official visit last
night to Little Elk Tribe at Cherry
Hill.
Charles S. Jackson, OF Cambridge.
has received an appointment under
the Internal Revenue Service as
storekeeper and gauger.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M. McCann were
the first persons to cross the new Deer
Creek concrete bridge on the Stab
road. near Conowingo
The Cecil County Commissioners
will meet three days next week TO
hear appeals from the new assess
ments made in the First Election dis
trict.
The Rev. William Galloway is as
sistlng the Rev. J. W. James IN a
series Of revival meetings In Jones
Methodist Church, Rising Sun.
The Rev. X. A. Bishara. OF New
York. has accepted a call and entered
upon his duties as pastor of the Mount
Paran, Harrisonvlle and Granite
Presbyterian Churches.
While on his way to his home a
short distance out OF Salisbury. Chas.
Morris was struck I'm the back of the
head with a black jack by stranger
who attempted to rob him.