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New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
JEFF MAY FIGHT AGAIN
Berger and Gleason Think He
Can Be Persuaded.

Chicago. July 22.-That Jdmee J Jeffrtes
may again enter the ring is tl2a belief OF
sam Berger. his manager and Jack Glea-
son. who. with Tex" Rickard. staged the
battle al Reno. The promoter and manager
arrived IN Chicago yesterday. direct from
the Pacific Coast
7 know that JeTries feels the defeat
keenIv." said Gleason. and / should not he
surprised if his friends persuade him again
10 enter the ring. AS a matter Of fact
Jerries was q mental wreck when he
fought Johnson. / could have whipped him
myself.
sam Berger. who has been with Jefries
as much as any one since the lighters de
feat. believes that Jefries viii be himself
n a short tine.
There Is no good reason why Jeffries
should not try 10 wipe out his defeat said
Berger. MY opinion Is that he would whip
Johnson any day Il wasn't a question Of
coming hack when Jeffries stepped into the
ring at Reno. Jeffries was all in when he
vent into that fight He was a nervous
wreck"
Gleason explained that before signing the
HEht articles Jeffries wanted a clause put
in which would make him free TO have q
oouple Of fights before his meeting with
Johnson The promoters were willing, but
as Johnson asked the same thing they
feared that possibly the negro champion
would grow reckless and either stumble
into defeat or else injure himself. so they
decided TO keep both out OF the ring.
Perger now thinks that real bout before
the big hght would have put Jeffries in far
l,e+-er condition than he was.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
STRIKERS STONE NEWSPAPER
Police Disperse East Broadway Mob
No Settlement in Sight.

Al attempt was made yesterday morning
TO wreck the offices of Jewish newspaper
on East Broadway because it published an
advertisement giving the manufacturers
side of the strike and advising the cloak
makers TO return to work.
A large crowd of strikers and sympathiz-
ers gathered. and after shouting various
offensive things resorted 70 violence.
stone was sent flying through a plate
glass window and other missiles followed
Word was sent to the Madison street police
station. and number OF reserves hurried
M. whereupon the attacking party fed
There were no arrests.
The strike committee issued statement
YESTERDAY. which said that a number OF
strike breakers at independent factories
had quit.
Though the strike of cloakmakers IN
wolves more men and women than any
other concerned with single industry, ootn
the officers of the Cloak. Suit and Skirt
Manufacturers Association and the strike
committee of the cloakmakers were prac-
tically inactive yesterday. Those accus-
toned 10 strikes on a large scale said that
II was the calm before the storm
One OF the manufacturers said yesterday
'rWe know that most of the rank and 1le
ne the strikers would not have gone on
strike Of their own free will. and We want
N give them every chance of returning tC
york we never will agree to the closed
shop and if BY stubbornness they insist on
This demand they will be simply bringing
about a fght which will be disastrous &c
many thousands of workers who would be
clad Of any excuse to return to work
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
STATE SUES FOR S2,5O3,2O0
Whipple Would Collect Damages for
Adirondack Forest Fires.

Albany. July 22-Janles s. Whipple, State
Eorest Fish and Game Commissioner,
through his legal department has begun
artfons against the New York Central Rail-
road and the Delaware & Hudson com
nanies TO recover 81 503.200 in penalties and
s51 600 in actual damages, growing out Of
the forest fires in 1908 on state lands in the
Adirondacks II is alleged that the fires
were due TO negligence in the operation of
locomotives.
The state is seeking 10 recover from the
delaware & Hudson Company a,400,Do in
nsnaIfies. at the rate OF SO tree de-
stroved bv the fires between Saranac Lake
and Lake Placid. in the vicinity of Hay
stack Mountain and Mackenzie Pond. The
actual damages sued for in this case
amount TO $4,000
Four actions have been begun against
the New York Central. Two are for dam
ages in Township D. Herkimer County. near
Beaver Greek, the penalties amounting 10
$40 lfO and the actual damages 70 So0o1O.
The other two are for damages in Frank
lin County near Turtle and Hoel ponds. the
penalties amounting 60 S9Ss'u" anu lile
actual damage 10 sztrs
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
SAYS BECKY rs HER DAUGHTER
Mrs. Max Schuman Identifies Child Po-
lice Found in Hallway.

Further light has been thrown or the
story of the little girl calling herself Becky
Goldman, who was found at a. m. on July
Is in a hallway at No f3l East uSth street
nv a patroman. After being arraigned
In the Children's Court the girl was
ulaced in the custody of the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children.
A woman who said she was the mother
of the girl came TO the Office OF the society.
No 297 Fourth avenue. yesterday She
gave her name as Mrs. Schuman, of No l65
East 18th street. She said that the girl
was her daughter, Jennie Schuman, who
had disappeared two weeks ago Mrs
schuman is the wife of Max Schuman, a
tailor
The girl told the police that she was
Becky Goldman. OF No. 1850 Fifth avenue,
and that she had run away from a cruel
stepmother The hearing at the Children S
court was postponed until July 25 pending
an investigation OF the girls story
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
SMASH HARNESS MARKS
Giftilne PAGES a Fast Mile at
Grand Rapids Meet.
HAIL WORTHY ALSO SCORES
Lowers Track Trotting Record in
Beating Willy. a Foreign
Bred Horse.

E-ard Rapids. Mich. July 22-The final
6ay q ire Grand Rapids harness racing
r-e=r was marked b. the lowering Of the
tack record for both PAGERS and trotuers.
G5---ine. which brought the pacing record
down u 2fSa. one year ago. today clipped
Il q 1uI second 70 2-a22z N the first heat Of
t1e 2.12 pace Later. in the fourth heat Of
t-e Pa trnc. Eailwcrthy lowered the track
-r7rr5ng record &c 2-07s4-
r75rtiine ruled as favorite in The 2-0S pace,
ard Won II TWO professions that grew eXcli-
~ only 81 the finish. The Eel was length
-eh5nd e. the wire n the first heat while
Aueen Wilson was only g neck behind a.
-he finish OF the seond heat
The Pa trot for the Grand Rapids Rall-
way s2.ea9 purse furnished exciting con-
tests After Henry 4. had won the first
heat rather easily. Fickey Rawson took
rre next two and seemed 70 have the
fourth Won v-ren. Henry H came from be
s5rd II tte last few strides and earned
re decision - nose. Henry H led all
ne vrav n th= fifth
Turf historv was made when Willy won
re 1rst heat OF the PA trot. as II was
re @rs- tine thar s-foreign bred JrotTsr
I'd won heat in less than 2-le- Willy
made = il 2-08.z
n ire second hest Willy was ncsed out
= re wire by Hailworthy- The fourth
--a- --zs : repetition Of the second Hal
------v z-irring on the wire and Incl
7---aUv covering he track record for trot-
f=rs 70 Z.07a. n the nth heat Hailworthy
e. W-Llv force the pace 70 lhe maj turn,
an5 -he- ~-on without effort.
-re summaries follow:
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New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
KEEN BATTLE At GOLF
Wilder Beaten on Missing snort
Pit at Twentv-frst Hole.

Manchester. Mass. July 2-Ihe feature
% me ulav IN the Essex County country
Club golf tournament to-day came IN me
seoe,ra rouud. HIsen p. W Whlttemore OF
the Brookline Country Club, defeated n II
Wider. Of the Vesper Country club. Op
{u rvenrv-one holes
large part Of the gallerg that had
been disappointed at the default Of r n
Hor1 of Allston. f. ". J. Travis. Of Gar
Gen City. found themselves wei repala'
Wilder missed A short put and lost the
match on tFle twenty-frst green
The summary follows:
rf~s- rgvn6-N. J. Travis. Gsrdeu City O.
fes-ed r r Hort Alston. by default. y "a
Cole Tekoa defeated : E kedian Noodiand'
z ln and / 20 piAy. B. Hyian, Nsspers ae-
fesre5 p q, shaw Country Club ~ defAuit
K5unfcurt Tas-18ck. defeeFed X. y Free ma a.
Wocissror > up end 70 play Charles Zuehlir.
Brze Burn defeated J. q Anderson. Noodiana
~ 6efapIf. II II Stucklen, Brae Burn De
teatea x z Wosser. Brae Burn , up ana t9
Clafin Wooisston. up and 4 70 play
= = Wilder. Eesper, Gef@ateo J. u Hbla-i'
Z-se Burn up and % play
Eeecrd ToIra-TraTis defeated Cole Up ana
Z % rIsv. Tvian defested Ktnnicutl, 8 pp and
z T. Ia, efucglen defeated Eu=hi41 d 1efetiiti
Whtfenlore defested wilder. up 4 Roles
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
RACE FOR THE |STALENA
Turns Tables on the Aurora in
Spanking Breeze.
SLOOPS IN HARD BATTLE
Ninety one Yachts Sweep Over
Sound for Larchmont
Club TROPHIES.

With her great balloon jibtopsaiI belly
ing far out to leeward, every cloth in it
pulling its pound, the 65-foot sloop yacht
Istslena, with her owner, George NJ. Pyn-
cl7on, at the wheel, swept across the finish
line of Larchmont breakwater yesterday
afternoon. the winner in her class It was
her f1rst victory Of race week and she
made a successful fight over the thirty
mills course to maintain the slight lead she
obtained al the start. She defeated the
Aurora by I'm. 49s. and the Winsone by
m IS The wind. blowing between ff-
teen and twenty knots gave the yachts a
reach for the first leg of the course. 2. beat
for the second and broad reach for the
third.
! prettier start one could not imagine
than these three big sloops furnished as
they approached the line. breaking out
their big jibtopsails as they came along
almost beam and beam. The Winsone had
the weather berth when thirty seconds
were left, but before they had expired
William Butler Duncan, jr., at the wheel
Of the Aurora had luffed that sloop across
the Wfnsome's wake, then, quickly paying
off, he blanketed the other and passed her,
while the Istalena. TO leeward of both,
crossed the line length in the lead. She
increased il ma terially while the two others
Y ere indulging in Il Iuff1ng match inmedi-
ateIy after the start
In the windward work on the second leg
the Winsonne gained On the two others The
times taken at the end Of the first round OF
fifteen miles were the Winsor1e. l . 10: the
Ist8lena. 1924 and the Aurora 1.a6 so,
showing that the Winsorae was the leader
by Il seconds. II was a gybe to port at
this mark. ana of they went on the second
round. in which the Istalena both outfooted
and outponted her two rivals. and won by
the margin stated.
In iufffng across the wake of the Avenger
the start to gain the weather berth, the
ShimHa's bowsprit grszed the end of the
Avengers main boom. but did no damage.
Theirs was an exciting start, and their bat
tie for first place over the twenty three
mile course was keen one.
The Shimna covered the first half of the
ccurse-eleven and one-half nailes-ins III
Pam. sos. and the Avenger in III. Sim 5s
a difference only of Ina. 15s in the Shimna s
favor. She finally won by 10 seconds cor
rected time.
The schooner Dervish covered the long
course 16 seconds faster than the Istalena
Ninety-one yachts started and all finished.
The summary follows:
SCHOONERS-CIsAs s9Es T AND D-sTART
II 1-40-COURSE. 302z MILES.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
AUTOS SPEED OVER TRACK
Louis Chevrolet Runs Away from
Rivals st Five Miles.

Buffalo. july 22-Louis Chevrolet's mile
in - seconds over q circular track was the
feature OF the two-day automobile meet at
the Fort Erie, Ont. race track this after
noon. The French speed marvel was dr1v-
zn- his 150-horsepower Buick special The
fast time was made in the third mile Of
the fve-rlile free-for-au The other start
ers were his brother Arthur and Ed Crane.
Louis Chevrolet ran away from his COM
ue1itors. covering the five miles in 80 2-5.
and Won all the events on the card except
one IN the five-nlile handicap, Crane.
driving q Maxwell car. with a handicap OF
one minute and a half. scored handily.
Arthur Chevrolet finished second
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
THE KESTREL WINS CUP
Defeats Nine Other Power Boats
in Sixty Mile Race.

Ten power beats started yesterday morn
ing in the race of sixty nautical miles from
Larchmont TO and around the black spar
buoy of Stratford shoal Light. in Long
Island Sound. There were two prizes. both
cups, offered by Fleet Captain Morton W
Smith. One was for boats over 55 feet long
and one for those under that measurement
Charles P. Tower and E. Schmidt, of the
regatta committee Of the club. sent the
boats away on signal from the tug c. P,
Raymond. The fleet Of racers was well
punched al the start. Edward r Cald-
wells KestreI and r. J Schaefer's Edmee
soon took the lead and held it to the finish,
the Kestrel winning on elapsed ume by :
minute 81 seconds
The summaries follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
PRISONER ATTENDS DANCE
Accused Alabama Cotton Man Attends
to Social Duties.

Decatur Ala. July 22-John Il Miller
of the defunet cotton firm OF Steele. Miller
& Co of Corinth Miss. who was arrested
here Yesterday charged with using the
mails TO dsfrsud, was allowed 70 attend
dance here last night He is socially prom
inent. having married descendant or one
OF Alabana's governors. He was taken 70
Huntsville to-day TO arrange for his bond
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23

court to-day of violation of the election
laws of the state. It is asserted that Con-
gressman OConnell distributed cards at
one of the polling places in Dorchester
during the city election last January. Such
an action is forbidden by law Judge
Churchill imposed a fine of so. but the
Congressman appealed the case.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
GOES TO FIND LOST SON
Admiral Rodgers Personally Takes Up
Search in Alaska.

seattle. July z2--Rear Admiral John a.
,'saere who has Just retired from the
a,d # the Puget Sound Navy Yard.
sailed for Nome on the steamer senator
He win make search in the in
- -, Alaska for his twenty two wear
ola son. Alexander.
..,o,rai Rodgers viii follow recent ciew
tie sons whereabouts. Alaska has
a. ,,o-o,ighly secured already in search
for The missing youth
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
I.ANGFoRD TO MEET KAUFMAN.

Philadelphia. July 22-ArrangementsI
were completed here to-day for a six
round bout between Sam Langford and Al
Kaufman at the Philadelphia National
League baseball park on the night OF
August 20.
Harry Edwards the promoter, announces
that II the weather Is unfavorahle on that
night The bout Will be held on the first
clear night following. The men win meet
o., carrhWafghts
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
eLovFR KNOCKS OUT HOWARD.

Nike Glover. the Boston lightweight,
nlace short work Of william Howard. of
Erook.rr. ~ k.,ockins him cut n The NTH
-ound r. scheduled teI1-rourd Bout Al ne
A-.an.ic athletic C1uh. Eock&Nav Beach
last l.gnL
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
GAM M,vEY WINS IN FRANCE.

Paris. July 22.-sam McVey. the Amert-
ecap negro heavyweight pugilist. tonight
forred Peter Rice. an Englishman, to quit
a., t,,e fifth round.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
CONGRESSMAN FOUND GUILTY
J.F. o'Connell Convicted of Violating
Election Laws-Appeals.

Boston. July s2.-congressman Joseph f.
C,conneI1 OF the 10th Massachusetts Dis
triet was convicted in the Dorchester
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23

The winners were DeTLisl' IsIalFIa' sLIIIIlll4'
Chinook. lola Joyette, Crescent: Fearless Okee.
II Miss Medesty Festina. Ardette. Wacoutah.
ORAL Bensonhurst. Fiddler, NereIds
Big Bug and EaraWay-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23

POWER BOAT RACE FOR THE MORTON
SMITH CUP-SIETT NAUTICAL NILES
7n-T0
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
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