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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-04

| gre glefdoWa Zostaf SruntoWnie
W tajemnicy przygotowany.
Akcya ia rozciaga sic Cd Missou-
ri, az po Ocena Atlantycki. Try
oskarzone firmy utrzymujq $50
blur glownych filialnych, ktore
rozsypane So cd Novel Anglii do
Oklohama.
Rad zwiazkowy jest zdania, .ze
kazda transakcya finansowa, do
konana przez jedno z tych trzech
blur byia skierowana do ukroce-
mia narodu w jego majatku,
wiec zbrodnicza.,
Kara jaka grozi "a podobne
przestepstwo jest $4,000 2 le-
tnie wiezienie.
Washington, D. c., 4 kwietnia.
- Sekretarz Ballinger uczui sic
dotkniety artykulem zamieszczo-
nym W ,,Colliers Weekley" a "a
tytuiowanym ,,Ballinger- -Shyster'
odgrazaf sic, ze ME pusci wydaw
com piazem poczynionych w ar
tykule zarzut6w - jednakowoz
dziwnem sic wydaje to, ze ME
wystepuje zaraz re skarga, lecz
obiecuje to uczynic ,,skoro bedzie
dose dlugo zyp.
Autor artykulu zarzuca Balm
gerowi niehonorowe postepowa-
ME w sprawie procesu o pewne
bankructwo w Seattle toczonego
przez sad zwiazkowy.
Philadelphia, Pa, 4 kwietnia.
- w ostatnich dniach ubieglego
tygodnia odbyto kilka konferen-
cyl, pomiedzy delegatami straj-
kuiacych tramwajowc6w, kom-
pania philadelphia Rapid Tran
sit Co." - jednakowoz wszyst-
kie te konferencye ME doprowa'
dzi}y do pozadanej zgody.
Jablkiem niezgody, powodu-
iacem niemoznosc zazegnania
strajku Jest fakt, re kompania
ME chce odda!ic obecnie zajetych
funkcyonaryuszy, w miejsce
ich przyjac strajkujacych, nato-
miast godzi sic placic nadliczbo-
wynn tranwajowcom, chwila
przystapienia ich do piracy po 81
dziennie tax dlugo.. dop6ki miej-
see sic ME opr6zni.
Philadelphia, Pa, 4 kwietnla.
- Onegdaj odbyli tramwajowcy
zgromadzenie Cd ~ wieczorem
do 1 w nocy, ma ktorem uchwalili
tax d}ugo wytrwac przy strajku,
dopoki kompania ME soelni wszy
stkich ich zadai.
Tramwajowcy domagaja sic
przyjecia bezwarunkowego w po-
przednio zajmowane przez nich
miejsca zastrzezeniem dawnych
praw starszehstwa tury awan-
sowej.
Wilburton, Okla, kwietnia.
- Zarzadzono tu aresztowanie
P. Thomas'a superintendent
Daniela Hughes'a urzednika
Great Western Mine Mr.. 2. -
Oskarzeni oni zostali zaniedba-
ME przepisow bezpieczehstwa
kopalnianego, z powodu czego W
ubiegiy czwartek nastapila W ko-
palni eksplozya i 6 gornikow zgt
nelo.
Florence, Ala, 4 kwietnia. -
Szesc razy byl juz procesowany
nieiaki Dee Shelton rzekorne
zamordowanie Augusty, Lyelfi
Ross wszystkie razy ME mogh
sic wielkoprzysieini. zgodzie co
do jego why.
w kohcu po szostym nieuda-
nym procesie kazaiy mu wladze
natychmiast opuscit Stan, gdya
W przeciwnym razie po raz siod-
my bedzie procesowany.
Shelteon naturalnie ME dlugo
sic zastanawial j natychmiast wy
jecha,.
St. Louis, Mo-, 4 kwietnia. -
Piotr Cordone, Sycylijczyk zostal
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-04

gieidOm pokatnym Nakaz areso"ah
mijoner6w Ballnger postapH mehonoro"o'
krytyke pogniewai Fiadefi Bezskuteczne obrady
Urzednicy kOpanani aresztowani
SzeSe morderstwo Czarna reka eI
~ historyi straikow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-04

Jutro = wszyscy prawi Polac,
giosuja "a Koraleskim.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-04

,istra spraw zagranicznych Milo

nistra spraw zagranicznych Milo
wanicza.
Sultan Mahomet V. osobiScie
powital w palacu swoim serb
skich goSci zaprosil ich ma ca{y
czas pobytu czterodniowego do
siebie.
Alden, 4 kwietnia. - w sulta
nacie pozostajacym pod opieka
Anglikow, szerzy Cd pewnego
czasu spustoszenia Mahomed
Abdullah kraju Somali, zwany
,,WScieklym Mullahem'.
w zeszlym tygodniu wymor-
dowai on ma czele swej handy
rozbojniczej 800 krajowcow,
wiernych wiadzom sultanackim,
a kraj W znacznej przestrzenl
zniszczy} ogniem mieczem. kra-
jowcy uciekaja tlumnie ku wy
brzezom kraju.
Najprawdopodobniej Anglia
bedzie zmuszona uczynic znowu
ekspedycye w kraj rozbojniczy,
aby .Wsciekiego Mullaha" uspo-
koic, gdyz niepokoi on granice
suitanatu Cd d}uzszego czasu.
Mahomed Abdullad valley Cd
roku 1896 przeciw sasiednim sui
tanatom pozostajacym pod protek
toratem w czeSci wloskiego, w
czesci angielskiego rzadu. w
czasie 1S96-19O5 rozegralo sic z
rozmaitem szczesciem wlele walk
derwiszami Mohameda, az "a
warto pokoj, w ktorym zobowia-
zai sic ,,Wsciekly Mullah" Sic
dziec spokojnie. Tymczasem cd
lutego br. niepokoi on znowu u
stawicznie wynlienione sultana-
ty.
Szczecin, 4 kwietnia. - Wczo-
raj popoludniu miala mieJsce
przykra bolesna W skutkach ka-
tastrofa balonowa, ktorej otiara
padi balon ,,Pommern" 3 ludzi,
zas 4 podrozny odnisol ciezkie
obrazenia.
Posei do parlamentu Del
brueck, banker Sommelhardt,
architekta Benduhn i prywatny
Helm przedsiewzieli wyprawe ba-
lonem, ktorym Delbrreck miai
kierowac. Z chwila spuszczenia z
lin balonu zerwal sic niezwykle
silny wicher, kt6ry zaczal balo-
mem miotac ma wszystkie strony.
Naprzod zaplatala sic lodka
balonowa w druty telegraficzne,
porwala je, co prawda, ale sama
odniosia uszkodzenia, nastepnie
rzucil wicher balonem o komln
sasiedniej fabryki.
luz tenn zderzeniami SLIME u
szkodzony balon zostai porwany
wichrem wzniosi 81 ena 6OOO
stop ponad ziemie.
Po pewnym czasie zobaczono
balon szybko spuszczajacy sic z
WYNN wprost do Nora Poino-
cnego w okolicy Swinemuehde.
Zgromadzone wojsko i pontony
poplynely natychmiast ma ratu-
mex. Niebawem balon runal w
morze, ktorego marynarze wy
dobyli diva ciala Sommelhardta i
Heina.
Helm zmar} w drodze do ladu,
zaS Sommelhardt SLIME poranio-
ny, odwieziony zosta} do szpita-
la, gdzie po przyjsciu do przyto-
mnosci opowiedzial w krotkosci
szczeg6ly strasznej swej wyciecz-
XII balonem.
Z powodu uderzenia W fabry-
czny komin - opowiadai Son.
melhardt - doznai Delbrueck
zlamania nogi otrzymal ciezka
rane w glove, Benduhn zlamai
noge i reke. mnie zas zgruchotalo
uderzenie kolano zgniotlo klatke
piersiowa. Pc krotkiej chwili u
przytomniaiem pod wp}ywem gro
zacego niebezpieczehstwa. Wi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-04

Kto zmusii bogaezy do piacenia
podatkow. - Koraleski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-04
Roosevelt nie bedzie OLGA sW
ROcznica chrztu Ameryki.
Mord polityczny w Turcyi.
Druga wizyta serbskiego krola
.WSCIEKEY MULLAH".

BalOuOwa katastrOfa = ludzi zgnefO. POsladfOscl
Ameryki Afryce.- ZnOwu Ofara samOlOt6W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-04

Nasz alderman Koraleski powi-
MEN zostae ponownie wybrany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-04

Speinijcie swoj obowiazek oby-
watelski glosujcie "a Koraleskin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-04

Glosujcie jutro "a Koraleskim na
aldermana 16-tei wardy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-04

Jutro wybory - ME zapomina1-
Gle glosowac "a Koraleskim.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-04

(Dokonczenie ma stronicy 4tej.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-04

DIVA tysiace wiekszosci powinien
dostac Koraleski.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-09
NAZZAR0 TO RACE
Daring Drirer to Pilot Car at
Brighton Beach.

Feiice Nazzaro the great Italian driver,
will rilot a Fiat car in the twenty-four-
hour automobile race to be held by the
Motor Racing Association at the Brighton
Beach track in May. This will be the f1rSt
time that Nazzaro has driven racing car
in q track contest in this country.
Nazzaro is one of the best known drivers
in road racing contests in the world. lie
gained the zenith of his fame in 1907, Wheh
he won the Grand Prix race in France, the
Targo-Florio cup in Italy and the Kaiser 5
can. the greatest three races of the year
He drove cars with considerable success
I'm the early Vanderbilt Cup races, and last
wear came in third in the contest for the
grand prize trophy offered by the Auto
mobile Club of America at Savannah lie
lead his competitors in the last lap OF TINS
race when a slight accident ruined MS
chance Of coming in first
Nazzaro has piioted racing cars on the
snacfalIv built automobile track at BROOK
lands England but never over a one-mhe
circuit. Nazzaro is employed as the chlef
tester at the Fiat factory in Turin, Italy
and is TO come here to act in similar
canacitv at the new American Fiat FACTORY
near Poughkeepsie.
The Rainier car which won the $lV'v-'
Atlanta trophy last fall has been entered
in the same race and will De driven py
Louis Disbrow and Wally Owen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-09

fut0ists Should KnO1c H01c to
HeID Injured.

Addressing a public meeting for autolsts
-chauffeurs as we'll as men who drive
their own automobiIes-at the opening OF
a class in first aid to the injured at the
West Side Young Mems Christian Assocla-
ton. No SIS West 51th street, last night, DE-
Theron w Kilmer advocated a plan 10
compel all automobile drivers to pass an
examination in first aid treatment before
granting them a license TO operate ma
chimes. Many lives could be saved every
wear in cases of automobile accidents ana
much suffering prevented, DR.. kllmer SAID
il this were carried out by the state
DR. Kilmer added:
We hear on every hand demand Tor
stricter laws surrounding the granting OIL
licenses for the operation OF automoclieS;
Every conscientious motorlst VIII De SIau
10 have put on the statute books regula-
lions that will do away with the ignorant
reckless and careless drivers
! would, however. go a step 1uftheT IMAM
asking that the applicant for a license
proye his ability to operate a car. we
ousht to have a law making it compulsory
in first aid to the injured before granting
licenses. and this should apply to the man
who owns al automobile as we'll rs to the
man who expects to make his living by
driving ar automobile
Every year many lives are sacrificed IN
automobile accidents because there is no
one on hand to apply Il tOuTRiquet or other
simple emergency treatment while wait
ing for a doctor. Then. too. the injured
could be saved much suffering by little
common sense and first aid treatment.
Men are made towards by ignorance,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-09
NEW USE FOR PARK
Giants Not only attraction at
Polo Grounds.

John T. Brush. owner of the New \ orh
Baseball Club. has decided to turn the Polo
Grounds into d huge amusement park when
National League pennant The present plan
is for evening entertainments, beginning on
or about May 80 and continuing through the
summer months.
1t is plain possible that the plan de-
velops there will be afternoon entertain
nents on all days that the Giants are not
playing at home. The exact nature of the
settled upon. Vaudeville, hippodrome, band
and orchestral concerts and pictures will
be among the features There will be a
weekly change of bill and many novelties
will be presented from time TO time.
Estimates now being prepared on a
device to cover and protect the diamond, on
which will be erected a portable stage,
which can be put up and taken down in
less than an hour, and which will have all
the equipment, including footlights and
drop curtain. The stage will be so con-
structed as TO bear any weight that is de-
manded of it and will be substantial enough
to permit herd of elephants to walk on it
without injury TO the diamond.
One of the most important and expensive
details connected with this enterprise il the
lighting OF the grandstands and grounds,
and estimates are now being prepared
Work will begin in the course of few
days, as it will take at least two months
to complete the Job
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-09
CITY HEADS TO COOPERATE
Discuss Plans for Better and more
Businesslike Administration

John j. Murphy. Tenement House Co'h
missioner. was the host at a dinner OF th7
heads of the city departments given AT inc
National Arts Club. In Gramercy PARK IaSl
night. The purpose of the meeting was 10
find WAYS and means to cooperate III inc
work of the various parts of the city GOV
eminent. all for better and more business
ike administration of the affairs OF Tue
city.
Those present were Police Commissioner
Baker. kingsley Martin. Commissioner OF
bridges. NJ. +. Drummond. Commissioners o.
charities; John c. Mcguire, president OF
the Civil Service Commission; William y
Edwards. Commissioner Of street Cleanins'
Calvin TomkinS Commissioner of DOCKS.
and Rhinelander Waldo. Fire Commits
siouer.
Dr.. Lederle Health Commissioners vas
prevented BY Illness from attending the
dinner, and Lawson Purdy. Tax ConlIilis
sioner, had a previous engagement ana
could not be present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-09

Sis-Udg Cyclists Our Lap an
Hid Sprint.

Fiye teams were tled for the lead last
llfeEt a. :na end OF the second day Of the
;ea-lsogr-a-,iay six-day cycle !.ce in The
is; Regimen Aum0ry IN Newark. These
wcre Kramer and Fem. Moran aHd Law
so. PIG and liebir. Lawrence and Wiley
and the Beach, brothers.
The second division pairs were Collins
and Bacdgett. West and Calvin, MjtTen and
EuDprecht ana hrebs aaG Anderson.
'T-ommv Smith and Ben Hin were TWO laps
3,ehfnd tiic lenders. The score Of the Eve
leading teams was Sc miles ! lap.
The suake-up - Tie team positions -
suited from "a sprint started by Iver Law
son AZ SIS o'clock Moran took Iawson's
nlace after size SHede had spTinted for a
few iane u looked - II the Kramer
1oenn. sioran-La Hzon and Pye-HsEir teams
Had Al unoe aadiHE about attempting 10
gin : lap on 1fac Gcid. but the iicdels and
g.axrenc+ and Niey mere too fast 10 be
slzsken OF
Nse4g ri TIC spectators declared that
west nrd Gal,in had not .osr lap IN The
er-ir,r as ffe scorers asserted. IvcU Law
-, v.sn ~. enal ene-raile sprint Lawrence
E-as seeors V-es- third and Menus Bedell
-ss fourth +. rae viii start ~
: clark tals afteInroH md end 81 ] o clock
II TIE naorrinE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-09

THOROUGHBRED RACING DATES
FOR COMING SEASON.

oueens County Jackcs Club. at aaUcduci.
April Is 10 April %. twelve days
Metropolitan JOCKEY Club. at -iaTfsica,
April 80 TO Nav Is, tu'el,e days.
Hcstchesf>r Racing Association, at Rel
mont Park. May IS 10 MAY 80, fifteen days.
Brooklyn hockey Club. AT Gravc>end.
MAY st 70 June I6- fifteen Gays.
Coney Isiend Jockey Club. AT Sbecpshead
Bsr. Junr l. TO July 8, fffeen days.
Brighton Beach Rarirz Association Mt
Brighton Beach. July ; TO July 20, fourteen
days
Trnpire CITY Racing Association. at
Sonkers. July ~ 10 August :. twelve days.
Saratoga Racing Association. at Saratoga
Springs. August Ia August 20 twenty
one day..
Cnner Island Jockey Club. at Shespshead
Bsy. August - 10 September 10. twelve
days.
BROOKLYN Jockey Club. at israves-nd. sep
TENDER l: to September %. twelve days
Nestrhesfer Racing Associate ion. at Bel
mont Park. September 20 10 October 2.
twelve days.
Metropolitan Jorkey Club. al Jamaica,
October 10 10 October -. sixteen days.
Queens County Hockey Climb, at Aaae
| Duct. October IS to November Is. sixteen
DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-09
CLARK At THE HELM
Elected Commodore of Eastern
Yacht Club.

Boston. Feb. s.-The Eastern Yacht Club
which has played a leading part III the
international sender yacht racing for the
last four years, and which will entertain
the Spanish yachtsmen next summer. held
its annual meeting tonight. and selected
officers 10 head the organization for the
coming season.
+. Lewis Clark. who has been vice-com-
1nodore of the club was elected co'nmo-
dore. while Robert Treat Paine. ID was
named 1ice-commodore. and Herbert NJ
Sears. rear commodore Henry Taggard
and Patrick T. Jackson were reelected
secretary and treasurer. respectively.
The regatta committee for the coming
year will be Stephen w. Sweeper. Lewis
NJ. Clark, Henry a. Morss. William b.
Stearns and William L. Carleton.
Commodore Clark is A resident of SPe-
kane. Wash, but a native of Bangor, Me,
and spends most of his summers in East
ern waters He was one of the sender
Yacht owners who went to Germany and
Spain in 1867. and owns the auxiliary
schooner Emerald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-09
STANDING IN THE AMATEUR
HOCKEY LEAGUE.

The Hockey Club of New York won its
first game of the season in the Amateur
Hockey League series last night at the st
Nicholas Rink. when it defeated the 81
Nicholas Skating Club by goals to =
The result was surprise, for even WIN
its weakened team the st. Nicholas men
were looked upon as sure winners. 1hey
were outplayed however. in every Depart
ment OF the game except shooting
IT was the poorest played contest or inc
season. the hockey being little better than
that shown by the college sevens; IN TACT
the college men have played better at tunes
than either seven did last night. 1T was
sIan-dash helter-skeIer affair from begin
ming TO end. with little or no team work
and no method or science. The better team
NON nv aggressivencss and speed, which
ken; the losers on the defensive most of the
time.
few seconds after the second period
opened Russell was hit by the flying puck
and received bad cut on the rose, which
required four stitches. He was unable to
resume and Tisnc, who was one of the
timekeepers took his place at point and
played a good game while in the hsht.
Britton and Bryan showed up well Tor the
same team. while Brush and Machenzle
had plenty OF speed. Rcgensberger in goal
did sood work.
HAYWARD was between the posts for the
losers in place of Feitner. and III the sec
ond half made many of his odtime brilliant
stops. LeaAe and Richards especially the
former. were strong in front of him, but
the line. with the exception of Gordon was
weak
The first half ended TO o in favor OF the
Hockey Club men and in the second period
they scored once more, while St Nicholas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-09
ONE MORE DRAW.
Laskcr Likely to-Losc HIS
Title at Chess.

Berlin. Feb S.-Dr. Emanuel Lasker,
the chess champion. and Carl Schlecter,
of Vienna. challenger, concluded the ninth
game Of their match for the worlds cham
pionship in this city to-day. Schlechter
had the opening, and played throughout
all the sessions required for the game with
such care and precision that all efforts on
the part of the champion TO catch him IN
awares were of no avail Eventually an
other draw. the eighth 50 far, was re-
corded
As only one more game remains TO be
contested. the Austrian. having the lead
by one point, cannot now lose the match,
even should Or, Lasker prove victorious
in the final game. This state Of affairs
has caused the greatest excitement in
European chess circles. The score up TO
date reads: Schlechter. :; Lasker. 0;
drawn. S. As the drawn games are count
ed under the conditions of the match,
Schlechter leads by 5 points to 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-09
lip NINE AMBITIOUS
Wants to Play Games scith
Imcrican League Teams.

Charles Mccarthy. coach Of the keio
University baseball team Toxic. Japan,
is ambitious 10 arrange series Of games
with the teams in the American League
and 20 this end has addressed letter TO
Hugh Jennings, manager Of the Detroit
Tigers
The japanese nine is planning 10 visit
this country encouraged by its success IN
the games with the University of Wisconsin
nine, which travelled TO Japan last year
and q schedule is being arranged with a
number of college teams.
As Mccarthy is asking for dates win
the American League teams after May l.
Jennings says it will be Impossible to ar
range for games The Japs should not lack
for opponents. however. if the trip is ar
ranged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-09
FAVOR AUTO BILL.
assembly Passes Measure for
Free Use Of Roads.

Trenton, y. J.. Feb. S.-If the Senate of
New Jersey takes the same view of the
automobile license, question as the As
sembly did to-day automobilists from other
states will soon be able TO use the roads of
New Jersey for three five-day periods in
a year without the payment Of any license
fee.
Assemblyman Edges measure was the
first bill TO pass the Assembly at this
session, and although it was strongly OPP
posed by the Democrats the Republican
leader had no difficulty in getting the
House TO agree 70 it. the vote being "a TO 80.
The bill originally provided for three ten
day periods, but so much opposition had
arisen TO this that Mr.. Edge when he
called the bill up this morning, amended it
10 make the periods hve-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-09
GOODRICH HEARD.
1ro;ust Meyer Plan-Rogers
and CAMPS Defended.
ron, Tho Tribune Bureau


u-.st,,rgton Feb S.-Rear Admiral Cas-
Goodrich. formerly commandatI u
Tho p-ookIvn navy yard. gave testimony
before the Naval Affairs Committee to-uas
,,hicI, vas unfavorable 70 the Meyer-S"i'I
generalization plan. He expressed 'll'
ori,,ioI, mat the Newberry plan vas an sn-
ceI1ent one and that it had not oeeh sum,
GENTLY tested. He declared that II w aao "a
have saved the government from S''''o ~
q ~, ooo a vear at the Brooklyn navy yaro
alone He did not discuss the Meyer pia"'
bur tho character OF his testimony Ihaoe
il c1ear that he is opposed to it,
A member of the Naval Committee COM
mertine on the proposed discipIinins OF
pavmaster General Rogers and Chief con-
str,ctor Capus, said to-day:
..rhev will not be discharged 50 ions
as Congress is in session. Secretary Meyer
r.i1t end ont that he cannot chop or a SUD D
nr5.rafe's head whenever II pieases MIN 10
do So DOCS he suppose that inc goFsd
ncn+ which trains naval officer from p ~,
inoJ ~ an expense of thousands or oot-
iare cannot through one of IT'S ieSI5idetN. .
bodies- ask that officer such quest'"nS - ;.
wishes, IL is ridiculous to THINK o'n"I-
.icof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-09
SEEK WoULD-BE SUICIDE.
General Alarm for Man Who Fired
Revolver at Himself and Fled.

About 7:30 O'Clock last night CharieS
Switch was mixing drinks behind the o@'
in his saloon, d No. 2o83 Amsterdam ave
nue.. when a we'll dressed man about III =
Years old entered the door lie ADVANCED
a short distance into the room ana a
tracted little attention until ne $40" =
drew a revolver from his pocket ANU
pointing it at himself, pulled the rlsse.-
The report was shock to those
ing AT the bar. but greater one followed
While they looked on, astounded the man
wheeled on his heel and ran 10 the door
The witnesses were too surprised TO fol-
lou. for = moment but when they went
ont TO investigate they could find no trace
of the man.
An alarm as sent ont for his arrest on
the charge of attempted suicide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-09
KENTUCKY RACING DATES.

Frankfort Ky. Feb. S.-Tke Kentucky
state Racing Commission met late this af-
loIroon and allotted dates Tor tie three
Kentucky tracks. A. follows:
Lexington. April 80 10 MAY : Louisville.
Ma Q to June { Latonia, june TO July p
Charles ?. Granger. Of the commission.
said thar the troubles OF the LatOnia track
were over. but that hereafter betting al the
track must he by the pari-mu1ual system,
IS TIE DAY OF bookmakers IN Kentucky was
oNcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-09
SALE OF HOLMDEL FARM

The Dave Gideon and John Daily stock
farm at Holmdel. y. J.. was offered for
sale at auction Yesterday at the Real Es-
tate Exchange salesrooms. Nos. Il and Is
Nesey street. by Joseph P. Day. II was
knocked down" TO Ernest w Brown at
So. 500
The farm is about seven miles from Red
Bank. 1t comprises 2fl acres on which ara
cottages, thoroughbred training stables
barns and many other outbuiIdings tn
farm was the birthplace of Jean Rera,d
and other we'll known racehorses