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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-24
u. OF VI. BEATS whitman

Washington points
Of the third quarter today Niles Of Whitman
Capt Polly" Grim o. the Varsity players
FIRST QUARTER.
Whitman kicks Of fumblsa down.
yards goat
v. Of W.. O.
Niles drop kick blocked BY Hussy Ne for
touchdown. whitnan fails Gao
forward coYs
"a 9 on trim.
mage lire. Whitman 8, w. w..
THIRD QUARTER.
Polly" Grim % a goal
bail 10 at ia 2Syard lire o
FOURTH QUARTER.
was sio~ quars being Pike
Sensational 2Sysrd run.
Final seors-whius - 9Uolssrsi,y Of Washington "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-24
QUEEN ANNE HIGH
WINS IN PORTLAND

PORTLAND. Oct 24-The root.
ing squad Of Hill's Military Aca.
DENY Is only just recovering today
from the crushing defeat handed
across BY the Queen Anne high
school eleven from Seattle. which
occurred in The game here Satar.
day. The visitors piled ap 10 scores
against a goose egg. The military
bunch played old style football.
and against che new rule system
used BY the Queen Anne squad
their work xas slowed down very
considerab'y This Ia hos u hap,
pened. the coach OF the local
eleven dec ares.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-24
DIAMOND BELT
FOR JOHNSON

NEW YORK. oct "a Jack
johnson. heavyweight champion Of
the world. will receive his diamond
studded championship belt just be
fore he enters his racing automo-
bile with barney Oldfieid. the speed
kinK. tomorrow Friends Of John
son today are planning the details
OF the presentation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-24

Baseball "a becoming more com
merciaiized every day The ma
tlonai commission chased news
paper photographers off the Held.
but permitted moving pictures 20 b.
taken Anything Tor the gelt seems
10 be tho motto
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-24

4 WORLD SERIES OF 1910. .
4 Share of money for the play 4
= ers. sTa.ostai
For the Athletic players. 4
q stT.Ata.ls
= Fur the Cub players. 4
= sSi.62S1s
a Each Athletic player. about 4
4 t2.e62
\ Each Cub player about Si.SGA. 4
Total receipts of the series. 4
\ siTS.sSe
q Total attendance. 1883 Z
. people,
$3.50 $1,000 4 4 q Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-24
A. w. O.. CLEAR LAKE. WASH.

The question has been raised
whether IN playing casino one IL
compelled "a take trick before
playing down The answer Is no.
he can take a trick or not. as he
pleaEes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-24

Harry Howell may be appointed
American league umpire By John
son. despite fact that he Was dis.
carded by 81 Louis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-24
ATHLETICS WIN
CHAMPIONSHIP

CHICAGO. oct 2t-Thc Phila
delphia Athletics elinchcd the
championship in the fifth Of tho
world series games before a mon
ster crowd hero yesterday. Jack
C0ombs. the whiriviud pitcher OF
the Athletics. Who was first discov
cred In an obscure college In Maine.
was the hero Of the game
The score vas seven 10 two.
The Philadelphians we're due
They w0n the American League
banner In 1902 but there was no
worlds series that year.
Five years ago the New York
Nationals were too strong for them
So In this year ~ grace II was
not on the cards that they we're 70
be denied
While the series was not tho
most profitable ever played II helps
10 simplify the high cost Of living
problem confronting even such
heroes as the Phlladelphlaus. 10
say nothing ~ the ChicagCana. with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-24
SHORT SPORT

The University ~ Puget Sound ro-
eaived an unmerciful beating at the
hands OF the University OF Oregon
team At Eugene Saturday The score
was ia 20 9.
The Broadway High school squad
brought hofnc the banners OF vic.
tory yesterday A big crowd saw
the Broadway bunch beat the crack
Spokane high eleven on spokane =
home grid Saturday The score was
10 ;.
Victoria win be- the sixth city 10
b. represented In the Northwestern
Baseball league next season. The
six clubs viii BE- Victoria. Vancou.
yer. Tacoma. Spokane. Seattle and
Portland
In a spirited football game Satur
day Burlington won from AnacurteN
By a score Of Is 10 0.
Sergeant Sunshine. touted abroad
as a coming heavyweight champ.
GOT his anietus ia one round al the
hands OF the American negro. Sam
McVeigh. in Paris Saturday night
Lineoln high school Is in mourn
ing today following the defeat Of
the football champs in Aberdeen
Saturday The score was IL To 0.
No flowers. please
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-24

Mother double play. Printer 10
box office 90 Spectator TO victim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-24

Philadelphia to Chicago 10 Phlla
deiphia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-24

winter coming on. The players
share ~ the money amounted 10
t7a.nIis3 % this 50 per cent. or
1868 rs. goes 10 the winners and
fi.s2s u 10 the losers a. there
are y players on each team elig
ible to participate. each OF Tho
Phlladclphlans Is entitled. In round
numbers 70 t2.062 and each chi.
caeoau 10 si.3T5
The players shared IN today's re-.
ceipia BY courtesy 0f the manage.
meut OF the tWo clubs who conced
cd that n today's receipts should
be larger than those 81 any previous
day. the smallest receipts should
be credited as accruluE 10 the nfth
day and the Sunday receipts &C.
credited 10 the fourth contest the
last In which the players had a n.
nancial share
The total receipts for the series
we're sl73.ss0 The two clubs get
faS.155 apiece. while sl7 .39s goes Ia
The national commission. The total
attendance was 1858 persons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-24

ban Johnson cleared the 81 Louis
players 81 suspicion In the batting
bee and then Bob Hedges fired Jack
O'Cpnuor aud Harry Howell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-24

In n spirited football game Satur.
day Burlington won from AnAcurtes
by a score OF IS 10 o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-24

Score BY innings:
rhHspe'Pha .-...+t....... o o.
ShtcaSo .tt.s......+t.+.... o o o.
summary: T~obsse hits Chance. sheekard Murpby Lord
Collins t2l. Sacrifice hits Zimmerman Barry Stolen Bases ~,
Norman Hsftsel y Collins D. Left bases, PhiadeL
pnls o. chicago Bases balls Coombs 1 Lofrarl.
sto~n; DAVIS Barry Lord. First errors Phil
adelphia, struck out Brown
Baker HsrseD; COMBS tinker Archer Hofr,r vjuS s
Brown Tme-2o5 Umplres, oDsy behind the pss1 sS.ss
auee, 27,37t. - y" wv '''u'' ''''sha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-24
DIAMOND GLINTS

Pretty soon; IAN down. set up
again"
The Detroit times., 1910-06-11
IS JAILED As he
CUTS GIRL sLOCks
ir-Slashing Harvard Student Tells
Police He Has Uncomfortable De-
sire To Clip Braid.

BOSTON, June ia long braid OF
sllken hair hanging down girls back
is irresistible TO Seward Churchyard
Slmons. Harvard student. When he
sees the glimmering locks trailing
from a girls head he Is possessed
with an uncomfortable desire TO cut
on that braid and carry II away with
him.
That is what he told the police
when they arrested him for clipping
the beautiful hair that was once the
pride aud glory of Miss Lillian San
tangelo, a sixteen-year-old Somerville
girl, who was at the time watching
the athletic games in which Simons
and other Harvard men were compel
ing
Simons also has a fondness for cut
ting of whiskers. too. he told the
police, but this inclination. he added,
mas never been carried into execution.
He recently competed in the intercol-
legiate games at Philadelphia. He Is
the son of Seward A. Simons OF Pas
adena, Cal. and before entering Har-
ward attended the exclusive school
for boys conducted by s. c. Clark OF
that city.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-11
SOCIETY WOMEN FAINT
IN FAKE STAGE HOLD-UP
Harry w. Treat, New York clubman,
Introduces Odd Feature to q
Coaching Party.

SEATTLE. June IA new society
diversion, a fake stage coach holdup-
was introduced by Harry Whitney
Treat, clubman OF New York and Seat
tie. with the result that several we'll
known women passengers tainted, AMI
the practical jokers found themselves
In peril of Jail.
Treat was the whip OF a coaching
party that included Mrs. Joshua
Green, Mrs. Charles Willard Stimson,
Mrs. Jack Ballinger. Mrs. J. ID. Farrell.
Mrs. Frederick s. Stimson, Mrs.
George II. Snowden, niece OF Presi-
dent Taft Mrs. John Eddy, Mrs. T. r.
Ruhma and Mrs. Karl Hulskamp.
On the highway at a lonely spot,
Green and Eddy. with three others, all
masked and with guns, held up the
party and compelled the women to
drop their valuables into a bag.
Those who tainted were relieved OF
their trinkets. The matter was re-
ported on the arrival OF the party in
Seattle. and the police rounded up the
'desperadoes." Then. after an ex-
PLANTATION. they we're released.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-11
INVENTORS SON SETS
CLAIM TO MILLIONS
Todd, Whose Contrivance Is Used by
All Phone Companies, Disappear
ed Twenty Years Ago.

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE claim
to gigantic fortune made out OF tee
telephone business lies behind the
efforts OF the children of Herbert l.
Todd 10 leave something OF the fate c.
their father, who disappeared twenty
years ago The last known OF he
missing man was that he was In Lon
don, whithe. he had gone on the m
vitation OF Major Wilbur +. Mel
bourne. in the summer OF 1889.
For year Mr.. Todd's family heard
from him regularly. Then, suddenly,
his letters ceased. His last .ettcr Is
dated June 3. 1890. IL is in the posses
sion Of his son. Charles William Todd,
who Is 40 years old. OF No. sos Wash
ington-st.. Newark. The letter is writ
ten on the letter head of the Negot.a
ton Syndicate. Limited. Nos. " and
20 Gracechurchst., London, which
the letter states. was organized
Il would give all | possess TO gel
even an inkling Of what my ,ather'
fate has been" said Mr. Todd. His
disappearance has been mystery
that has baffled our family and cost
my grandfather a fortune. All We
could ever learn was that notice OF
his death appeared in the London
Times IN 1892. We could never learn
how, when or where he died"
Mr.. Todd has all his fathers patent
papers. and the certificates OF stock
He also showed the patent record In
England He says he will pay large
reward for authentic news OF his faith
er's sate
The Detroit times., 1910-06-11
GEN. {. S. BRAGG.

Gen. Edward s. Bragg, commander
OF the famous Iron Brigade" during
the civil war. is said by his physi-
clans TO be neal death al his home In
Fond du Lac. Wis. The veteran COM
mander is now In his eighty-four'h
year.
Al the time OF Grover Cleveland's
first nomination for the presidency.
Gen. Bragg attracted national Tame
with a single sentence In his speech
secording the nomination OF Cieve-
land. That was when referring 10
the attack upon Cleveland made By
John Kelly and Tammany Hall. Bragg
shouted TO the enthusiastic conven-
ton. I'VE love him for the enemies
be has made"
In 1900 Bragg joined the Repuo-
iican party because OF his antipathJ
TO flee silver. and stumped the coun'
t-y for Mckinley and Roosevelt.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-11
chalmer. Wen star, Trip

The Chalmers cars for the Gldden
tour were shipped to Cincinnati Wed
nesday afternoon. The Chalmers entry
includes three contesting cars IN coat
petition for the Glidden trophy anu '"o
pilot ears. -, c.,.,..t,-
The Chalmers party left for Cinylh-
natl Friday night. Drivers anu III.
chanicians are under the directloh ",
Contest Manager III. |. Bill. the saihe az
last year The following ~ the perso"-
mel OF the Chalmers party:
Car No. 3, Joseph w. Gardhan, aitN
err; H. r.. Predecessor, observer, 90 -
futile and w :. Frederick, passenger -
Car No 4. Joe Matson, the famous ray
ing driver. will handle this ear JOSEF,
Mayi observer. passengers, H. l. nm
and Lee Anderson. car No. %. w ~. ~;
Boiger. who drove "A Chalmers rory
In last years Glidden tour; driN. -
Theo Regner. observer, +, q. Westlake'
OF the Chicago Evening Post anu u
1. Moore. OF the Cleveland pain b'"'-
PILOT car No. /. with be driven by
Ralph Robbittaile with Jas. Riker a.
mechantctan Chas Steinhauer, or tue
cleveland Leader Will ride IN prov car
No 9 bal H. Lewis. official pilot lor
the American Automobile association
will. OF course be an additional pSs-
senger In the pilot car pilot car 80,
. will he driven by !. II. Aude, who was
mechanician for Joe Matson IN m"s' VI
his important races last year.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-11
MISS GENEE IS MARRIED
TO ENGLISH LAND AGENT
Danish Dancer Who Recently Ap-
peared sin Detroit. Gets Diamond
Brooch From Queen Mother.

LONDON. June 11.-Miss Adelinc
Genee. the sprightly Danish dancer,
who has won fame on both sides OF
the Atlantic. was married today In All
Saints church to Frank Isitt, big
land agent and the business partner
OF the Duke of Newcastle.
Only the fact of the national mourn
ing for King Edward kept the we'd
ding from being a brilliant social
event. The Duchess OF Newcastle
had planned to give a great reception
for the bride, at which many OF the
English nobility would have been
present, but this introduction OF the
dancer to society has been postponed
until after the period OF mourning.
Miss Genee was given away by the
Duke OF Newcastle. Alexandra, the
Queen Mother. gave the bride dia-
mond brooch. Other members OF the
nobility gave costly presents.
While Isitt declares his wife may
continue her professional dancing II
she desires. IL is feared that the
artist Is lost to the stage, at least for
several years.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-11
u.n.~y Tour In August

WASHINGTON. II, =. June little
great eastern automobile event OF 1910
VIII be the Munsey historic tour, start
ing from Philadadelphia. Aug 10 The
route will be through the New Eng
land states. New York Pennsylvania.
Virginia and Maryland TO Washington.
The approximate distance IL 400 10
500 miles. and the duration OF the RIA
two weeks. The pathfinders VIII start
June l5. and map "A route through tho
most historic section OF the United
states The route most likely Will cm-
brace these cities Philadelphia.
Princeton y. j.; Morristown, y. J..
West Point. y. Y. Lenox. Mass NJ W
London. Conn. Boston Portsmouth. y.
IL Portland Ne. through the Green
and White mountains of New Hamp-
shire and Vermont TO Plattsburg. y. 4.
through the Adirondacks to Saratoga.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-11
ANIMAL GLIDDEN TOUR
WILL. START TUESDAY.

The seventh annual tour OF the
a. A A., which is the sixth contest
for the Glidden and the first Tor tue
Chicago trophies, leaves Cincinnati,
Ohio. Tuesday next
II Is the longest reliability test
ever held In the United States, ana
the rules are more severe than
those OF previous years. They eai-
brace anal tests at tile end OF the
tour TO show the condition of brakes.
transmissions, etc.
All credit should be given by tie
public therefore, TO the 80 makers,
who have ventured under such con-
ditions into an almost virgin moto.
ear market. stretching over Is OF
our most important southwestern
states.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-11
MAN ON TOP OF A LADDER
rs KILLED BY LIVE WIRE
Pruning Tree When Shears Brought
Current Of 2,400 Volts
THROUGH Him.

HARTFORD, Conn. June 1l-While
standing at the top OF ladder. TRIM
ming dead branches from a tree In
front OF his home. yesterday after
noon, James r. Dillon. agen 81. No.
234 ZIONIST, was electrocuted when
the pruning shears he was using came
in contact with a live electric light
wire.
The wire carried 2.400 volts OF al
ternat!ng current. which probably ac-
counts for the remarkable fact that
not the slightest sign OF any burn or
scar was found on the body. After a
consultation among the experts OF the
electric light company. II was said 1t
was possible an autopsy would be
performed to see IL heart failure
caused death.
No one witnessed the accident, but
II Is believed Dillon was facing the
sun, and for that reason did not see
the wire. He was son OF Christie
pher Dillon, and his Is the third death
in the family within two months.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-11
Soft for the Al. ManaKer-

II looks as II the automobile business
must be pretty good. when the adNer-
Using manager can take three
months vacation In Europe tThe rest
have TO stay home and build l.. NJ
80 and Flanders go" Carsl t.. lie
Roy Pelietier. advertising manager OF
the EMF. Company. sailed on the
Hamburg American liner Amerika last
Saturday for Cherbourg. In company
with Mrs. Pellctier and some friends.
The party will go in Frank Seaman :
s-cylinder. 30 h. y. Lozler car and viii
be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Welte.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-11
Regal stiii AT It.

JEFFERSON. la. June 1.-THE Ee-
gal Plugger. now famous for It's won
derfnl endurance. has stood severe
strains put upon IL. getting throus n
mud In Kansas and crossing Nebraska.
started through Iowa Wednesday. IL
has covered 1900 miles 10 date. anu
has 5000 more In sight before finishing
which viii make total mileage OF
over $1,000 miles. Iowa roads differ
from those In Kansas lnasmuch as the
mud is not deep.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-11
ESCAPE FROM SINKING BOAT.
Apache" Owned by w. J. Marshall,
Of Detroit, Goes Down.

CLEVELAND, o., June 11.-Tho
steam yacht Apache. owned by w. J.
Marshall. shoe dealer OF Detroit. col.
lided with the breakwater near the
lighthouse Thursday night and sank
Those abouard the boat we're saved
by the life crew.
Those on the boat as guests OF Mr.
Marshall were: Ed. Mason, VI. w
Rudd, II. G. Carson, f. c. Jose. J. A
MAZE. c. NJ. Emmons. o. c. Wieneke
William Wilson and Parker Monroe
all OF Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-11
MINISTER REFUSES TO
MARRY BRODIE L. DUKE
Rev. D. c. Macleod Hears That To-
bacco Maanate Had Been Welded
and Divorced Three Times.

WASHINGTON, June 11.-Brodie
l.. Duke, tobacco magnate. came quiet
ly to Washington yesterday To nego-
tate the fourth marriage contract OF
his career, and after carefully LAID
plans for the ceremony ran afoul OF
"a Presbyterian clergyman's aversion
TO divorce.
Mr.: Duke had planned to be mar
ried at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon
to Miss Wylanta Roschelle. Of Dur
ham, n. c., where are situated his
tobacco interests and his magnificent
estate. The Rev. Donald c. Macleod.
pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church. had agreed 10 perform the
ceremony.
That understanding was reached
between the prospective bridegroom
and the Presbyterian pastor about >
O'Clock in the morning, soon after the
wealthy tobacco manufactured and
his bride-to-be had arrived In the city.
Under the law Of the District OF
Columbia ii Is required that the name
OF the minister or marrying justice
appear On the license application ana
the license before 1t Is issued. Cog
infant of this provision Mr.. Duke, ac-
companied by friend. called on Rev.
Macleod before he applied for his
license.
Having arranged to be married in
Pastor MscLeods study at 4 O'Clock
Mr.. Duke procured his license. He
gave his residence and that OF Miss
Roschelle as Durham, n. c., his age
lat 81 years and hers at 2s. The name
OF Rev. Macleod was given as the
marriage parson.
So far the plans were running
smoothly.
Later in the day some seeker after
news discovered that Brodie L. Duke,
the tobacco man. three times mar
ried, twice divorced, and on several
occasions involved In martial diffcul-
ties, the chief of which involved
trouble with his last wife, the late
Alice Webb Duke, was TO be married
This fact subsequently was an
nounced to the public through the
newspapers.
The news reached the Rev. Mr. Mac
Leod and he refused to perform the
ceremony.
DURHAM, ". c.. June 1.-THE an
nouncement that Brodie L. Duke had
applied for a marriage license to wed
Miss wylanta Roschelle In Washing
ton created the greatest excitement
among her relatives here. An auto
mobile took several members OF her
family last night through a downpour
of rain in an effort to catch the night
train to the national capital
The Duke family Is reported to be
strongly opposed to the proposed
match and to be exerting every ef-
fort TO prevent II.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-11
a Dreadful Wound

from a knife. gun. Tin can. rusty nail
fireworks. or OF any other nature. de
mands prompt treatment with Buck
lens Arnica Salve to prevent blood
poison or gangrene. It's the quickest.
surest healer for all such wounds. as
also for Burns, Boils, Sores, Skin
Eruptions. Eczema. Chapped Hands.
Corns or Piles. At r. G. Kinsel. Cen.
trial Drug Co. Gray & Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-11
Hud.sn Win. Mn Climbs

Hudson ears. as hill climbers. are at
tracing attention In the middle west
and south. The two latest victories Tor
the car were at San Marcos. Texas. and
Paris. H. with what was recorded as
the most successful event OF its kind
ever held in the Lone Star state.
The Texas hill was onc-third OF
mile long. aud Hugh ilerernan, me
Hudson dealer. I'm san Marcos. drove
the winning Hudson up the slope in JS
seconds-tour seconds ahead OF its
field. In the Paris. Ill, climb the liua-
son landed a victory In both events \
and r. The time recorded for the nrst
was 10 seconds, and for the second i>i4
seconds
The Detroit times., 1910-06-11
STUDENT IS SUSPENDED.
VIM. Barley, Of sturgts. Gets Indefinite
Leave From M. A. c.

LANSING. Mich. June ll.-(Spe-
ciaD WIN. Bailey. freshman from
Sturgis, has been handed an In
definite suspension and seven other
inmates OF Abbot hall at NJ. A. C.,
have been notified that next year they
must secure rooms outside the hall.
Bailey was one OF the ringieaders In
much deviliry. Other suspensions are
expectcd
The Detroit times., 1910-06-11
WOMAN IS SHOT: MAY DIE.
Unknown Negro, al Circus. Shoots
Her-Wonan Thrown From Chariot.

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. June IL
While she was watching the employees
OF the HagenbeckWallace circus load
the paraphernalia on wagons after
the performance here last night. Mrs.
Jesse Burch. wife OF Postum Cereal
employee. was shot by an unknown
Negro The bullet entered her abdo-
men and she will probably die, ac-
cording TO information received from
Nichols hospital
Mrs. Mary Avn. OF Geneva, o., wife
OF the superintendent OF horses. was
thrown from a chariot during a race
In the circus. Her collarbone was
broken and she was internally in
jured.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-11
AIR no,tIe. en GIldden-

That the air bottle manufactured by
the Goodyear Tire a Rubber Co. -
gaining In favor among automobilists,
IL evidenced by the fact that each OF
the nve Chalmers Detroit entrants III
the Gliden tour Will carry one of these
bottles for use on the trip. rms Dot'te
contains pure compressed arr WhlSh
makes N as safe for tire Imitation a.
hand pump. aud saves times, labor ana
ANNOYANCE,
The Detroit times., 1910-06-11
Make View s,saru. Record

Another speed and endurance victory
was placed TO the credit OF the Stearns
n short while ago when j. G. Littlewood
and y. y. Thomas established a new
record OF hours and AZ minutes run.
ming time between Minneapolis and
Duluth, the distance covered being lss
miles. This run Is a favorite record OF
the Northwest. and although a half
dozen machines have tried TO establish
good records heretofore. the best time
ever made was hours and 10 minutes.
and this was not Official
The Detroit times., 1910-06-11
Young seIalan shoots Self.

NEW YORK, June 11.-Felicieh
Buisset, young Belgian. said to be
wanted In Brussels for the embezzle-
mcnt OF 100000 francs, shot himself
In the right temple In the Hotel
Brevoort yesterday afternoon when he
was placed under arrest by detec-
tive from central office. He was taken
to st. vincent's hospital II Is thought
he will die
The Detroit times., 1910-06-11
PosTPoNEs FLIGHT.
Hamilton Delays Trip To Philadelphia
Owing To Heavy Rain.

NEW YORK. June ia comb!na-
ton OF a southeast gale and heavy
rain interfered today with the pro-
posed flight of Charles X. Hamilton IN
his aeroplane from this city to Phila.
delphia and return, and the attempt
was postponed until Monday. Hamll.
tom has his machine under cover at
0overnor's island and will tune IL up
late today IL the weather permits. lie
may make n series OF short fights over
the upper bay tomorrow. He has
equipped his machine with a new
oeven-foot propeller, which Is expected
10 develop more thrust than any he
hno used. He declared today that Il
~ plans work out he will cover the
20 miles separating this city and
Philadelphia In less than an hour and