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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-06
Withinaton QuIis crem-

y BOSTON. April 6.--Harvard's var.
Nsity eieht suffered a new shakoup 10.
day due TO the Withdrawal Of Withlng-
ton 10 football Leslie has been drop.
ped from the varsity to the second
crew and his place taken by Strong
The order Of the first boat is today:
Stroke, Cutler; T. Waid: 6, Newton: 3.
Bacon; 4. Strong; 3. Hooper: .. Sar.
gent: bow, Balch; coxswain. Voorhees,.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-06
SULLIVAN IN SHAPE AGAIN.
Sox Catcher Leaves Hospital Some
Time This Week.

Catcher Billy Sullivan OF the Sox
will leave the Santa Barbara hospital
some time this week, according to y
dispatch received by President Comis-
key, who thinks the star backstopper
will rejoin the team in about two
weeks Comiskey is inclined TO doubt
the story about Pitcher Waite having
smallpox He thinks Waite's case at
the worst is merely chickenpox.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-06
A wres,ler's Challenge.

Max Kendelovich wishes TO wrestle
Sam Bloom for the 125-pound cham.
pionship of Detroit at the Hanna
Schloss Gym this Thursday in a pre-
liminary bout. Max is better known
as Curly Kendall. and Sam is better
known az Pishie.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-06
The JOY Miller Case.

Because IT was proved that the err
ring man was really bughouse beyond
any doubt, the University OF Michigan
is quite willing to reinstate the prom
inent football player IL suspended some
months ago Has he now fulfilled the
Ann Arbor standard for enrolment?
Philadelphia North American.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-06
Watch Her in c. OF c.

DO not overlook Lady OF Honor
when picking out the likely pacing
cracks OF the coming season. Snow
gave the daughter OF Direct Hal e
capital course o. instruction last yea:
and she went into winter quarters bet
ter than 2:05 PAGER
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-06
Won't Farm Gu, Old Pitcher.

Pitcher Sam Lever during the week
wrote Barney Dreyfuss that his failure
TO sign a Pittsburg contract was due
TO the fear that he would be 'farmod
cut" to minor league club. President
Dreyfuss Immediately sent Lever a
reassuring letter
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-06

Reports from the south credit Laioie
witb playing sucn deep first base
that he is killing hits that usually 20
through safe TO right on the othe 2
hand he compeis the pitchers TO cover
first on nearly eVery ball hit 10 hin.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-06

The entire program at the Wincsor
Athletic club this evening will ee
made up OF bantamweight boxers. the
little boys having completely won
Promoter Glassco and his crowds by
the fast work which they have put up
in the past season. Not boxer on
tonlght's program tips the scales at
more than llS pounds and the final
between WEIGH and Danny Dunn. fea.
turing the iatter's inaugural appear.
ance IL the Canadian ring, will give
LetrC'ters another opportunity IN
view lad who Is universally pro.
claimed most promising champion
ship possibility.
Welchs class is we'll known. The
way lie cut Johnny Wilson to pieces
IN his Prior appearance in Windsor.
gives around To the belief thai II Ia
going 30 take a mighty good boz to
beat MIN
The bout this evening VIII give
good ground for judging Dunn's
chances in western campaign which
has been mapped out for him, his sup
porters having concluded that the lad
is ripe for a whirl ar the very besr
OF them and having decided TO make
this bout his last in the east for some
time. Il is planned to make an In
mediate start for the Pacific coast
where bouts are available with such
men as Attell and Conley
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-06
Exhibition Games.

Detroit 4. Topeka 4.
Athletics IL, Phillies o.
Boston Redsox 2 Memphis q.
Cleveland ?, Nashville o.
Boston Nat 2. Chattanooga 1.
Giants =. Norfolk .
Colorado Springs Z. Sox Seconds s.
New York Amer :. Columbia ;. G. 2
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-06
stallinas sweIla up.

Manager Stallings SAYS the High
landers will have the fastest outfield
in the league, no matter what trio be
selects from Engle. Walters, Hemphin.
Madden and Daniels.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-06
Thoney's orsno Start.

Outfelder Thoney. OF the Boston
Americans. otherwise known as TIC
sick man OF baseball broke all records
this year He prayed In three prac-
tee games before going 10 the hos
pltal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-06
a WeII.6red Mule

A Richmond. Ky, man claims 10
have the best bred mule in the world
]; is from Amy Brooks. 2:05 IA, and,
Of course. was an accident
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-06
JacL,s Favoritc expression.

"Yo' honah." is the favorltc express
sion Of Jack Johnson. lie has grown
Eoarse repeating 1T during the last
year
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-06
Paul COBB az Lincoln.

Paul Cobb. a younger brother Of t.
Cobb. the phenom OF the American
league, will play with the Lincoln
team.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-06

The Chicago--Glnh. has sold Firs;
Basoman Gill, Catcher Owen and out
feeders Raymond. Ryan and McMur
iay TO the Minneapolis club
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-06
jennings Tigers Strike
The Hard SIeddiI1u Now

ow Tho be- cleaning III
O
harder
Thursday
scheduled
association
this spring only Sunday
doubleheader
OConnor both pitchers Graham twng
Wadde
Following City games jennings makes
will be considerably
indianapolis
unity thoroughly
themselves
played Hot Springs this Redsox
which the Tigers will
their position heap proof
not forthcoming is the PLACE
venerated precedent
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-06
Theysd Settle ANYTHING.
Farmhands Selected.

II WOULDN'T take the national com
mission long 10 settle the strike here
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-06

BAN TAMS HOLD
WINDSOR STAGE
Danny Dunn and Cess Welch Prin-
cipals in Main Bout - Other
Midgets Feature the Program.
ToNIGHT's CARD.

TONlGHT'S CARD.
Brooks Of Windsor. VS.. Slkora,
OF Detroit; four rounds at 1o8
pounds.
Mekernan and Glowney OF De-
troit: Elk rounds at 112 pounds.
Dunn Of Cleveland, vs.. WEIGH OF
Detroit; eight rounds at 11a
pounds.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-06

Kuns-DU SummerB, In 2 Innings.
of Jackson. in !, OF Pernoll. in g.
Hits-On Summers 2, Fugate 3. Stroud
3, Jackson .. Pernoll 3. At bat
Against Summers :, Fugate 20 Stroud
l6. Jackson IA. Pernoll 10. Two ba Sc
hits-Delehanty Bush. Three base hits
-Kunkel. Lambeth. Sacrifice hit
Drake. stolen hases-Ia ndreth. Abbott
Moriarty. First base on balls-Off
Summers /, off Fugate 3. of Stroud :.
on jackson 3. Hit by pitcher-By
stroud, Kahl First base on errors
Detroit g. Topeka . Left on bases
Detroit s. Topeka Z Struck out-By
Fugate s. by Stroud 3. by Pernoll 3. by
Jackson J. Double plays-Bush. Dele
hanty and Ness 2 Reilly, Kahl and Alb
bolt Time SIS. Umpire--Kaufman.
Attcndance-75.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-06
HEART
---TO-
HEART
Wifh the
Sporting
EdisSr.

Any time the archives OF the field
or stream are enriched by the private
narration OF one brand-new. palpable.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-06

ingenious enter
tanning mis-state-
ment or fact. II
behooves the hear
ers thereof 10 pass
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-10
ROOSEVELT IS SILENT
Refuses to Express His Views on Re.
suits of Elections IN New York
and Elsewhere,

Oyster Bay, n v, Nov 9.--"Abso-
httGly nothing to say" was The word
that came from Sycamore hin to
night. Theodore Roosevelt was at
home all evening but be declined ey-
en- to receive interyiewers
Kermit Roosevelt appeared at the
door when at $3.50 O'Clock an at.
tempt was made 10 sec the colonel
THE colonel has absolutely moth.
ing to, say" said Kermit,
Only fragmentary rctffns we're re-
ceivcd at Sycamore Hill 'irriug
evening, and up to 10 O'clock the col
onel had heard almost nothing Of the
way the elections were going outside
New York State. When Kermit WAS
informed Of the returns from Ohio,
Massachusetts, New Jersey and Con
necticut, he turned abruptly and has
tened into the house to tell the news
to his father.
The probable attitude Of Colonel
Roosevelt in view of the result Of The
election can be judged only by what
he has said the last few days,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-10
CLAIMS BELLE
ELMORE DEAD
BRUCE MILLER, OF CHICAGO,
FRIEND OF MRS. CRiPPEN,
DECLARES STORY SHE is
ALIVE is A "CANARD."

Chicago, Nov 9-Bruce Miller oil
East Chicago, friend OF Belle Ei-
more, the actress wife Of DR.. Henry
n. Crlppen. who is under sentence of
death in London for the numbering of
his wife, takes no stock in the story
that the woman is adye. Miller APP
peared as witness in the Cir ppen
trial to disprove the accusation that
he was rnduly frleaGiy with Mrs.
Crippen,
ITS canard, pure and simple, ;"
said Miller last night "Crippen had
cast insinuatons thu, might know
the Whereabouts OF his wife, and /
went to London to prove that ! had
not seen the woman for oven six
years. She had two Of my pictures in
her room, but there was no attempt
to conceal her friendship for both me
and Mrs. Miller.
No; there's nothing to 1t. Some
other woman must be impersonafing
the slain actress. If attorney F. To
bin Of Philadelphia tn nks he has her
located, it would be an easy matter
to nave me identify her But she is
dead You may rest assured OF that
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-10
REVOLT IN HONDURAS
insurgents Gather in interior-Said
the President viii Ask Aid
of United States.

San Salvatore, Nov. ga regular
rebellion has broken out in Honduras
and insurgents are gathering in the
interior according to reliable dis
patches received here. 1t is likely
that President DaviIa will appeal to
the United States or the Cartago
court to take charge of his admins
tration, as his government is In CON
ditlon to meet a crisis at this time.
Valladares, the dismissed port
commander who refused to be re-
moved from Amapla, is still in CON
troll of his fortified island. The gun.
boat Yorktown has arrived to relieve
the Princeton.
Valladares' defiance to President
Davi'a was not the result of a Ca.
phice, it appears now, but the result
of careful revolutionary plan. The
rebellion is backed by clique of ad.
yenturers who have never had any
direct connection in Honduras.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-10
CORN PRODUCTION THIS YEAR
3,121 COO BuSHELS-GREAT
INCREASE.
ILLINOIS IN THE LEAD.
With 4t3,751,coo Bushels, Raising
Average Of 80 to Acrc--To-
bacco, Patatoes and Flax
Seed Reports.

Washington, Nov. 9The est.
mates of the department OF agricul
ture today give the total 1910 produc
ticn Of corn as 3.12h3Sl, ,l9o bushels
as compared W III .s712,S7G,o00 for
!9Qo; the yield per acre as 27,4 bush
Us compared with 25.S ten year aver
age; quality as S72 per cent com
parcd wish Slf ten year average and
aercentase cf Che 1909 crop on farms
Nov. /, Is 1.3 ror cent (l19,0G0,000
bcshe.s) compared With Us tie ten
ye9c average.
Details for several of the more i'm.
aortant states follow:
Corn.
Illinois $50 bushels per acre; 4l3,
i9l,@e) bushels total; 80 per cent.
Iowa 1868 bushels per acre; 343,
paarf0 bushels total; IS per cent.
Nebraska 25S bushels per acre
207,3tS,n00 bushels total; 81 per cent
South Dakota 2Go bushels per
acre; 5c,912c90 bushels tctal II per
rent.
Michigan 32,4 bushels per acre :
f5,S1S,ec9 bushels total; Sc per cent.
Minnesota 32.7 bushels per acre !.
5G,37a00o bushels total; IS per cent
Wisconsin 825 bushels per acre );
so,S$o,oa0 bushels total; 81 per cent.
Potatoes.
Michigan 10i bushels per acre; "a
l2f,ooo bushels total; 93 per cent.
Wisconsin 95 bushels per acre. 30,
G55,0e0 bushels total; 30 per cent.
Flax seed.
North Dakota SO bushels per acre; !;
G.49S000 bushels total; 50 per cent
South Dakota 90 bushels per acre /;
3,l3O,000 bushels total; 81 per cent
Minnesota so bushels per acre; O..
o'S'oc0 bushels total; SS per cent
Tobacco.
Wisconsin 1850 pounds per acre ::
3l,l52.0O0 total yield; 80 per cent
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-10
NUMBER c. DEMOCRATS ELECT.
ED TO HOUSE CT REPRE-.
sENTATivEs 225.
DOUBTFUL DISTRICTS
Are Still in Evidence, and Final Fig.
ures May Change Totals of the
Two Parties RcpubIi-
cans Have, "a.

Chicago, Nov. .. 9.-complete returrg
On tssa aiection Of Representatives IN
CONGRESS indic.sle the Itemoe ats viii
have n working majority Of 80 n t. G
bcxt house, The hujnher of Demo
craft raieeted to congress, according
10 TIE latest returns. which are OF
an unofficial character. Is 225 The
Repuf f1.an representation will be l5i
or 165, Or eight seats less than tae
Democrats now have "a the r6lst con
gross.
Iate eturns from thesf1t1 PennsYl
vafia Indicate G, c. Bowman. Repuh.
lican, is e'eGtcl. removing this dis
trlcl from the doubtful list, bit the
12th Penrsylvm "a, formally Rcpul =
lican, is still doubtful
Confidence is not fett In tx
sturrs Of some of the Wisconsin d 5,
tricta. and ii is not improbable tae
Official Ngufes win change TIE totals
Of the two parties. The fifta w s.
ccnsin district is claimed by Victor
l., Berger, Socialist Henry L. Co.
oNems, Perul loan candidate, does
not conceAe l9e3rger's election ana !.
recount may he necessary.
Noticeable is the sain OF the So
IN st vote, not only in the cities but
in the outlying districts.
Missouri voted against the dry
nroposit on.
In Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota and
Mic igan tie late reports tonight in
dcate tie correctness of the earlie.'
reports 3
~ gFeessrubiil essSHs IL S'liFSago arit
Cook county find comfort in one ca
%!,Iate saved from the entire lias,
Probate Judge Charles S. Cutting.
The general results are likely to be
maintained by the final official counts
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-10
REPUBLICANS ELECT 16, DEMO.
GRATIS 1s--sEvERAL SEATS
IN EO11T.
INDIANA IS DEMOCRATIC
IN Every Braneh--All But One Con-
grcssmali in Indiana Democrats
~-Jud1c Parker M5y De
New YORK Senator

cb cano. Ncy 3. TIE nights de
vclcl enis in pcllt!s may 10 srm-
nfaiized as follows:
Complete (not ofliciall returns
give Rolert &C. Ice. Democrat, a ma.
1ority Of s. over Robert ID, Il3aton,
Republican, in the twclrth Pannsgl-
vana district.
The probability Is tbat Governor
Stubs, Kansas, las a Iulal!ty ex-
ceeIing ten E'ousand
The election of Whilcaker in the
18th ONO d strict, inc eases tie Dem
oerat total gain by re.
The first time in thirteen Saoars the
Democrats have con,rol of every
lNanea of the Indiana state s1rori-
rent. TWO Uniiel esa'as e7nat1rs,
aud MI but one r.c n; CT lf t,e en-.
Grcgsional dc cgat.on
TIE Nevad, legs I've ~~sin rass-
ol frcm Doubtful 10 .cpull4ean.
Oswa'd West, ~r', crat, is leading
Jay Bowerman, Republican, for tie
6 cgon cuvarnorship
&c Cruee. for governor, ana the re.
mairder of tie Democrat state ticket,
We're elected in oklahoma.
Judge Alton B. Parker, Democrat,
s prominent as the successor of Sen
ator Depew, OF New York.
The Republicans are assured of 1G
new United States senators. ""f"A,
with the thirty-fovr holdoyees, gives
them total of fifty.
The Democrats are assured Gl Ri-
teen new senator's, which, with the
twenty-five hold-dvers gives them a
total Of forty. Two senatorships are
still in doubt, Iowa and Montana, and
there is prospect of tie.
The governorship Of one state not
yet beyond doubt, Idaho.
Complete returns show the Social
lists polled an unusually heavy vote in
many parts of Pennsylvania.
Ninety-one Iowa counties out of 80
show the Republicans elected nine
congressman and the entire state
ticket. headed by Governor Carroll
The latter's plurality probably will
he $1,000. Although Gilbert M, Hitch
cock probably received good ma
jority of the popular vote over Elmer
j Burkett it is not certain that he
carried with him the majority of the
legislature. Returns indicate close
race. The official count will be
necessary to decide the congressional
vote in the seventeenth district.
The Ohio legislature is Democratic
Harmon's plurality for governor In
Ohio is $4,000 Hitchcock won the
senatorial, and Aldrich, Republican,
the gubernatorial race in Nebraska.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-10
MAYOR GAYN0R
TAKES ACTION
ELIMINATED STRIKE BREAKERS
FROM NEW YORK EXPRESS
WAGON DRIVERS STRIKE
MAY CAUSE SETTLEMENT.

New York, Nov. o., Mayor Gaynor
today forbid the operation Of wagons
hy union licensed drivers, thus eli
m'nating the strike breakers upon
which the express companies have
depended.
Mayor Wittpenn, of Jersey City,
had already taken this stand and a
test case is now on in the Jersey
City courts.
More toan 10000 express DIR yer,
and helpers are out, augmented by
most Of the taxicab oDaffeurs
John Williams, state commissioner
Of labor, is due here from Albany
tomorrow, and with Mayor Gaynor's
action and the threat of state inter
vention, II is hoped that a settlement
Will be reached.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-10

reking, Nov, China s to have
parliament three years hence in.
stead Of at the later date fixed by the
late Emperor Kwangsu. The decis-
ion is announced in an imperial edict
as the result of the report of the
government council to which was re-
ferred the memorial of the new as
sembly praying for the establishment
of a popular parliament at the earIi-
est possible none ent. The council
favored the memorial almost unani.
mously The edict says the throne
has hitherto compiled with Kwang-
su's program, not daring to deyiate
therefrom; but, realizing that condi,
tions are changing and the situation
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-10
STRIKERS RAT|FY
LEADERS, ACTION
CHICAGO GARMENT WORKERS
SEND PROPOSED AGREEMENT
TO SEVERAL CONCERNS
SMALL RIOT YESTERDAY.

Chicago, Nov. 9.-Forty thousand
striking garment workers today rati.
fled the agreement drawn up by the
Chicago Federation of Labor. Copies
OF the agreement were mailed to all
concerns affected by the strike,
II is stipulated that the concerns
hire only union cutters and tailors,
provides for 4S hours work week
for cutters and 5i for tailors, and
time and half for over time work
No mention is made Of wages.
Several arrests were made for riot.
ing today when a crowd of strikers
visited the shop of H. Fl. Mars and
company, and sought to induce the
strike breakers TO leave.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-10
SUCCEEDS HUSBAND.

Houston, Tex, Nov. "a special
from Robert Lee, Coke county, says:
While Mrs. 7. l.. Johnson was
nrostrated yesterday over the re
mains of her husband, which are at
their home awaiting interment voters
OF the county elected her to the Of.
flee of county tax assessor. Mr.. John.
son was the incumbent of the office
and the Democratic nominee for re-.
election, but he was mistaken for a
deer by a companion on a hunt last
and fatally shot"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-10
PREPARATION IS WANTED
Mexico Protests at Lynching of Man
Who Murdered White Woman
at Rock Springs, Texas.

Washington, Nov. 9.-Senor De La
Barra, ambassador from Mexico, pre-
sented claim for reparation to the
secretary of state today because of
The lynching Of Antonio Rodriguez at
Rock Springs, Texas, Nov g.
Rodriguez, Mexican citizen, CON
fessed to the murder Of Mrs. Lem
Henderson, at Rock Springs, and was
burned at the stake.
La Barra was assured the United
States would DO everything possible
70 apprencnd the guilty eprsons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-10
BEGUN IN
STANDARD OIL CASE

Jackson. Tenn, Nov 9.-Arguments
in the suit Of the United States
against the Standard Oil Company
of Indiana on charge of Illegally
accepting freight concessions were
begun in the federal court today The
motion to dismiss on technical
grounds was oyerruled BY Judge Nc.
Sail
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-10

New York, Nov. o.. Forty thousand
barrels Of kcrosine oil in the tank Of
the Tidewater oil Company at Bay
onne, N. J., went up with such roar
early tonight that the countryside
trembled for mTfes around. One man
Is missing and Ave Others arc serious.
ly bruised.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-10

Baltimore, Nov. o Picturesque
fights marked the =vIat on meet 20.
lay There were three cross country
flights in which Iioxsey. Latham, De
Yesseps, Willard, Eli and nEexel took
part. In the altitude fights It was
expected new record would be made,
but the aviators gave more attention
TO spectacular turns of their ma.
chimes than to records.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-10
FRAUD IS CHARGED.

New York. Nov. T--c-narges . thai
fraud and undue influence" induced
General Thomas H. EIckert, former
head Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, to bequeath tho bulk OF
bis s3.oooo00 estate to nis elder son.
Thomas 7 Echart, Jr.. were decla ed
by Jas. q. Eckart, in the proceedings
begun today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-10


becoming or teal, II recognizes the
Necessity Of Fastening the coustltu
tion, After exhaustive deliberations
it has decided to open a parliament
three years hence, This date cannot
be changed, as it Is chosen in the
best interests of the empire. In
time the offic al system win be
changed A cabinet will be organized
and constitutional laws and regrla-
tions erecting an upper house and
lower house WI be ISSUED. The edict
concludes: Let the officials and tee
people qualify themselves depart-
mentally and civilly We hope favor
able results vii soon delight Kwang
su's heavenly spirit and sat sly the
people"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-10
CONTROVERSY MUST WAIT.

Washington, Nov 9.xThe contro-
versy between Germany and The Uni
ted States in regaI to the tax OF
potash will lie dormant until Taft's
return from Panama. The president
will return In about two weeks.