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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-13
TELLS COP TO GO TO HELL.
Transfers unIadyIike Language
Costs Him $40 Fine.

Fred Richardson was fined IS by
Judge Phelan, Monday morning. for
disobeying the signal OF the traffic
officer at Woodward and Jefferson
ayes. The officer testified That the
teamster I'm driving across the street
had splashed water all over the Off
ccr's nice clean uniform and heightened
his offense by telling the officer TO
go to hell.
The Judge said that II Richardson
had not used such unladylike Ian
guage, he would not have been fined.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-13
Anna Flqars Case Goes over.

Anna Figal, the pretty correspond
emf In the divorce suit OF Paul vs..
Johanna Pawlock, who was sent to
jail by Judge Murfn on charge OF
perjury, WAS brought into court for a
hearing. Monday. The case was put
over one week for lack of a steno.
grapher. The young woman has been
out. on bonds. Pawlook IL still In
tall on a similar charge.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-13
Central League Makes Money.

CHICAGO, Sept 12.-According to
figures made public here today. the
Central League profited by the base
ball revival in progress over the
United States and at least four of Its
clubs will close the season this month
with a showing on the profit side OF
the ledger The clubs that admit
they made money are: South Bend,
Evansville, Dayton and Fort Wayne
The amount these teams cleared up
is about $4,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-13

NEW YORK. Sept. 12.-That the
new wage scale on the Pennsylvania
railroad will reduce that roads net
earnings between six and seven mir
zion dollars during the current year
was the statement of Vice-Presideht
Thaycr today. He was testifying a.
the interstate commerce commission
investigation OF the eastern railroads
contemplate increased freight rates,
and admitted that the company's net
earnings for the fiscal year ending
June 10. 1909, were approximatel'
50, 600 ,O0C more than the preceding
year.
The system east OF Pittsburg,'
said Thayer. las a result OF the wage
increases showing a loss OF $500. 900
in net earnings for the last Tour
months. don't think there will DC
any increase whatever in our gross
earnings for this year"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-13

LA CROSSE, Wis, Sept 12.-Mrs.
Robert b. Mccoy and DR.. Carlo Beebe.
Mrs. Beebe, Harry Hurtzman and Col.
Mccoy seriously injured today as the
res alt OF the Mccoy automobile plung-
ing over high embankment into the
Lacrosse river last night. Mrs. Nc.
Coy was pinioned under the machine
and drowned Two children OF Nc
Coy escaped unhurt.
Mccoy Is a member OF the national
rifle board and county judge.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-13
SAYS HE TRIED TO KILL.

MONROE, Mich, Sept. 12.-(Spe-
cial )--Rafaelo Fistobella, alias Fran
cesco Rossi. the Italian, who made a
mu-derous assault upon fellow coun-
tryman, pleaded guilty this morning
before Justice Mathews. and was
bound over TO the circuit court for
sentence this afternoon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-13
Insurance Company Admitted.

LANSING, Mich. Sept. 12.-(Spc-
cial. THE Massachusetts, Fire Il Ma
rine Insurance Co. of Boston, with a
surplus OF 100000. and capital OF
100000, has been admitted to 10
business In Michigan by Insurance
Commissioner j. V. Barry.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-13
Alleged Forger Arrested.

James p. Thomas. alias Howard.
was arrested. Monday, by Detectives
Fenton and Baker. on a charge Of
forgery. He Is charged with having
passed a bogus check for $50 on the
Wayne hotel Thomas is said to have
wealthy parents who live in St Louis
Tie police say they have settled sew.
eral scrapes for him. He is "a years
ntd
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-13
"Reqqy" Vanderbilt. To Get Well.

NEWPORT r. J. Sept. IA speedy
recovery for Reginald Vanderbilt
who has been suffering from an at
tack OF typhoid fever for two weeks,
10 predicted by his physicians today
The patient has passed the crisis Of
the disease. and Dr. Knapp, who has
been i'm constant attendance says he
should be walking about In two
weeks.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-13
ALPeNA TO VOTE ON SALOON.

ALPENA. Mich, Sept. i2.-(Spe-
clai) Following field day In the
country. SUNDAY. the executive conf
mittee of the anti-saloon league this
morning decided 10 start a campaign
toward submitting the liquor PROPOSE
ton to the people next spring. Peri
lions will ~ circulated at once and
presented To the supervisors In Ocio-
her. The saloonkeepers will put up
vigorous campaign. There are 80 sa'
looms I'M the county and two breweries.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-13

They say Deacon, Klutchpenny
wife was paragon before he mar
ried her. and"
NO sich thing. She was a Smith
one of Sam Smiths girls. ! know
the whole family"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-13
Al a Summer Hotel.

Week Ender (disgustedly) :: Is that
sample of che meals you give your
guests right along?
Proprietor: Yes-but, mind you. It's
only a sample | can't afford to give
that much every day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-13
Brief Telegraph
Items Of Interest

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE cen
sus bureau this afternoon announced
that the present population of Dayton.
O., Is 1857, which is an increase OF
1924 or 1876 per cent since 1900.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-13

Rich men don't live any longer than
poor men. II merely seems longer TO
their wives.
Maggie Mitchell, the great astress
OF hall century ago, is still living at
her home In Elberon, ". J. She In ~.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-13
BlVl[lERI WILL HOT
FOOT IT HERE
TO FIGHT
She II Very, Very Angry at Chanier
4 For His Attempt To Get Back
the Fortune He Settled
Upon Her.
CHAMBER In a Too Highly Nervous
State To Discuss Row With
Singer.

NEW YORK. Sept. l2.-Thoroughiy
aDgered by the actions of her nus
band and the decision OF his relatives
10 contest her right 10 her husband
fortune under their pre-nuptial agree
ment, Nine. Lima Cavalier is coming
10 America 10 enforce her claims
Two cablegrams received AT Chan-
ler's studio in the Windsor Arcade to-
day from the Diva are said TO have
contained the information. IL Is be-
iieved that Cavalieri will arrive III
New York at all early date To hight for
her Rights
While admitting the receipt OF the
cablegrams today George Christ1hian,
the artist-friend and studio-companion
OF Chandler, refused 10 comment On
their contents
NEW YORK. Sept. 12.-Because his
client, Robert W. Chandler, Is in
Highly nervous state" Attorney Sid
ney Harris, counsel for Nine. Lima
Cayalierfs husband. refused today TO
permit Chanler to be interviewed. he
admitted, however that there Is
Misunderstanding between the singer
and her husband and that Chanler Is
anxious that the pre-nuptial agree
ment he signed transferring his Tor
tune 10 his wife be carried out. Cham
ler's relatives are determined, II Is
stated, that none of the fortune shall
20 TO the Italian singer and a confer
ence 10 devise ways and means to
fight any suit she may bring is to be
held by them in the near future.
ar ...tllt - dY n
pre-nuptial agreement said Harris
this afternoon, but will not say how
much money was involved. This Is
matter that may come out later. out
we are hoping TO settle this nnpleas-
ant matter without litigation.
: If there is litigation will 1t be the
effort OF Mr.. Chanler TO make an ef-
fort to save the money he agreed to
pay his wife. or will IL be an effort on
the part OF the family 10 prevent him
keeping his promise?" was asked.
That he said. lis a question
which | refuse to answer. Aside from
financial differences they are on good
terms"
II was reported here today that Will
liam Astor Chanler, another OF the
brothers, Is now In Paris and IL was
rGmored he was 10 see his sister-in-law
and find out what are her intentions
regarding her husband She Is known
TO have cabled friends in this city
that she plans to visit her son In
Rome as soon as she RECEIVERS from
her recent operation and that she VIII
then sail for Boston where she is to
sing this fall.
BOSTON, Sept. 12.-Should 1t prove
true that Lima Cavalieri-Chanler has
annexed her husbands entire income
and offered him but IS week TO live
on, she is to feel Boston's displeasure.
The report of her family difficulties.
added to by the story that she has
accepted attentions from Prince Dol
gorouki. has had a disturbing effect
on the powers that control the Boston
Opera Co. Lima Is under contract to
sing here next season, but 1t Is under
stood q cablegram has been sent her
In Paris telling her that II the report
of her conduct Is true, her contract to
appear here will be cancelled.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-13

The United States takes practically
all the mating that Japan exports.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-13

Most men prefer girl kaleidoscope
cially after they have grown up TO be
Baby Girls.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-13

Rough House" Hennessy slept.
or course he could have chosen a
better place to sleep, but those who
knew Rough House" weren't going
to disturb him. Huh-nuh.
But young Giddyap, the merry trav-
cling salesman, did not know Rough
House"
with lighted cigar touched to the
somnolent ones neck, Giddyap woke
him M
Now he wonders II the firm will
stand for his hospital bill In the ex.
otnse account.
THE END.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13
EASTERN LEAGUE VII. u
LAY SEICE TO RICHMON
C0RR|OEN WILL
GIVE TESTIMONY
Third Stacker Of Browns Arrives
in Chicago for the
Hearing.

CHICAGO. Oct f3.-Inless third
baseman Corriden. of the st. Louis
Browns. who arrived here to-day to
give his testimony in the Cobb-Ia-
ioie batting mix-up, throws deep
gloom over Lajoie's side of the ques-
ton. II is probable that American
League President Ban Johnson will
decide that Larrys eight hits were
earned at st. J1ouis
furthermore. If the automobile
company which offered the prize for
the leagues heavy sticker viii with
draw it's machine, johnson will re-
commend that the American League
present both Cobb and Lajoie with
automobiles or something of equal
value.
Before resuming his investigation
OF the ST Louis scandal to-day.
Johnson made the following state
inent:
1T has been A remarkable contest
between Cobb and Laioie. and be-
lieve both men worked manfully and
honestly for the prize They are not
under suspicion in this investigation.
The race has been SO close that the
indications are the official figures will
show their final averages nearly tied. "
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13
AMERICA MAY
LEAD IN Mr.
Coming Aviation Meet at Bel
mont Park Expected to Stimu-
late Air Navigation.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1S---That the
forthcoming international aviation
meeting al Belmont Park may slim
ulate interest in aviation in America
until this country, now the most back
ward in the art may take her place
with the leaders. is the sincere wish
of John b. Moissant. the American
who flew from Paris To London
In America" said Moissant flying
is so rare that when an aviator man
ages TO get off the ground, even for
short jump only. II Is worthy of
being chronicled widely in the papers
But in France there are so many ayia-
tors flying for hours al a time that the
only way To break into the French pa
pers is to break a record. A flight
over the city Of Paris and around the
Eiffel tower nowadays isn't worth
more than twelve lines in French
paper, Think of what the New York
papers would devote to a flight over
New York and around the Singer
building tower.
1t was only that my appearance
here might inspire Americans to more
progress in the air that | finally de-
cided TO enter the Americ mw mwy
Plans for tn coming meet together
With the large number of foreign en-
tries, indicate that the Belmont Park
events Will be the greatest in the his
tory OF aviation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13
THIRD Bis LEAGUE
IS NOT PROBABLE
Promoter Fletcher is Deserted by
His Chief Financial
Backer.

CHICAGO, ILL. Oct. 13.-Chicago
baseball fans have been frightened
and amused all the same time within
the last twenty-four hours. Follow
ing the report from Cincinnati that
u. A. Fletcher. promoter OF the third
major ball league. asserted he had
signed twelve Cub players Jeff Liv-
ingstone came along to-day with a
statement here that he was in no
way interested in Fletcher's big
league.
Livingstone. who is Cincinnati
capitalist. backed Fletcher's scheme
for a post-season series OF games be-
tween all States He does not think
the third big league scheme practi-
CAL however.
Il am not in favor Of the third
league and never have been" said
Livingstone. such proposition Il
almost impossible. a. there are not
enough players In the country TO SUM-
ply sixteen clubs. and, n there were.
1t would take 100000 to swing
such Q deal"
Such Is evident that Livingstone
10 not interested. the fans here are
wondering Who're Fletcher planned to
get the 100000 he offered to bet
Charles Murphy yesterday that he
could produce the signed contracts OF
twelve Cubs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13
Buy Norfolk for League to be Eected
NO SIGNIFICANCE
To Loss Of GAMES
Mack Says Athletics Are Not Try
ing Hard to Win Out
Fear Injuries.

PHILADELPHIA. oct 13.--'No ore
should let his faith in the Athletics be
weakened by the teams defeat al the
hands Of the picked team with which
it has been practicing this week de-
clared wise old Connie Mack to- day.
MY team Is not trying very hard ia
win these practice games and the men
are taking no risk of injury. We are
simply trying to keep iimbered up
Mack also announced to-day that
RUDE Oldring, the great center fielder
of the Athletics, will be in shape for
the worlds championship series. Rube
twisted his knee few days ago and
has been giving it much needed rest
He could PLAY to-day If his services
were required. according To Mack.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13
USE HARSH WORDS
BUT NO BLOWS PASS
Encounter Between LAWYERS as
Outgrowth of Testimony in
Virginia Club Case.

NEW YORK. Oct. 13.--William II.
Jackson. assistant corporation counsel
and Emil l.. Fuchs. former deputy at
torney general of the State. came to-
gether in Jackson's office In the Hall
of Records yesterday TO settle with
fists controversy over the famous
raid on the Woodland Club. a supposed
gambling resort at Hot Springs. Va.
Twice Jackson tried to punch Fuchs
face, and only the intervention of
newspaper men saved Fuchs from
blows.
Cries of Liar" Cur" ''Perjurer, :.
and stool pigeon" tiled the air as
both lawyers talked at once.
At the trial II developed that NJ f..
ingalls, and Frederick Sterry had en-
gagged Jackson TO obtain evidence
against the Woodland Club Fuchs
says jackson asked him 10 ge to Hot
Springs in his place. This Fuchs re-
fused to do. and Jackson stated on the
stand that Fuchs threatened that II he
persisted in testifying he would get In
bad with the proprietor. who would
see that Jackson lost his job. Fuchs
denounced this testimony as false.
Fuchs SAYS he Will aS+-torporatio u-
Counsel Watson To remove Jackson
whose father was al one time United
States senator from Tennessee and an
associate justice OF the United States
Supreme Court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13

NEW YORK. Oct I3.--New York
baseball fans dug up sweaters and
shook camphor balls from overceats
to-day and headed early for the Polo
Grounds for the first OF the series be-
tween the Giants and Highlanders for
the championship of New York.
The whereabouts of Colonel Roose-
Welt. whether Gahy Delys is still true
to Manuel. while Walter Weilman has
delayed his balloon flight across the
Atlantic, who's loony now, and ali the
other burning questions of the day
were laid aside for the all-impertant
matter OF whether Russell Fords spit
ter would foof the Giant batsmen or
Christy Mathewson's fade-arway work
havoc with the Highlauders.
The series has created more inter-
est here than anything in q base II
way since the extra game at the close
of the season of 1908. to decide the
National League championship be-
tween New York and Chicago. Should
the series be ciose, the prospects are
that at least 100000 people will Wit
ness the first four games, and that the
players share from these will nearly
equal the pot" that the Cubs and
Athletics will divide In their world s
championship series.
The Polo Grounds were thrown open
at IL o'clock this morning at which
hour several thousand fans were mass-
ed around the entrance Despite the
chilly weather crowd of 35,oeo was
expected,
The teams Will line up as follows.
the pitching selection alone being IN
doubt.
Giants-Devore. left field. poy'c,
second base. Snodgrass, center tield ,
Murray. right field: Bridwell, short
stop; pevlin. third base; Merkle first
base; Myers, catcher; Mathewson
Crandail or Drucke. pitchers.
Highlanders--Dan iels left Held !,
Wolter, right field: Chase, first base;
Knight shortstop; Laportc, second
base, Cree, center field; Austin. third
base, Sweeney. catcher; Ford, War
hop or Vaughan, pitchers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13

CHICAGO. Oct, iS.--Tmpire Evans
has submitted detailed report to
President Ban II. Johnson regarding
the l.ajoie incident at ST. Louis last
sunday President Johnson did not
make public the entire report. but an
nounced that Umpire Evans had given
LaJoie himself an absolutely clean bill.
Evans, who officiated in the games
in question, filed his report at enc
request OF President johnson. The
report Will be made public when
President johnson has completed his
personal investigation and is ready TO
announce his decision.
President johnson is said to have
offered as the best solution OF the dis
pufe the returning of the automobile
prize to the donors Of the award. That.
in the league presidents opinion.
would bury the unpleasantness But in
order to reward the players he would
have I-ajcie's and Cobb's averages de-
clared a tie and have the league pre-.
sent suitable prizes to both.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13
AVIATION WILL
CHANGE WARFARE
General Miles Declares That Nav
igation of the Air Will Have
Great Effect.

WASHINGTON. ID, C.. Oct. 13.-"It
IL now certain that aviation will revo-
lutsonize warfare" declared General
Nelson a. Miles, in an address OF well
come to Claude Grahame- White. the
English aviator. who will begin Sc
RES of flights here this afternoon and
will attempt to break Archie Hoxsey's
long distance record.
General Miles paid high co,npli-
ment to the Volunteer .Aeronauticai
Reserve, which is being organized by
John Barry Ryan, Of New York. say
ing:
Great credit is due these men who
are giving their time and money to the
aerial defense of the country. The
time has come when the army and the
navy must recognize the aeroplane"
Grahame White win make his flights
from BenninE race course. Clifford b.
Harmon Will join him In the exhibi-
ttons. The main event will be an at
tempt to capture a $4,000 prize for
sustained flight exceeding Hoxsey's
81 mile record. 1t was AT first plan
ned to fly to Baltimore and return,
but this WAS abandoned as too hazard
Gus. and Grahamc- White will endeavor
to break the record without leaving the
environs OF Washington. No time was
set for the trial.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13
Ashland

Especial 10 The Richmond Nirgnian)
ASHLAND. VA. Set. 13.--Dr. r. f.
Blackwell has just returned from a
weeks visit to New York.
The committee OF the laymens mis-
sionary movement held their weekly
meeting at the home of Mr.. =. II.
Midyette on Tuesday evening
Dr. and Mrs. Frank l.. Day enter
tanned the ministerial students of Ran
dolph- Macon College on Monday even
ing.
Miss Marie Tarbeaux Is the guest
of Mrs. l.. a. Tiily. Miss Tarbeaux
will go 10 New York on Friday to
join DIR. and Mrs. H. G.. Tucker. and
the party will sail for Brazil ON Sat
urday.
Rev. John Coleman and wife leave
Thursday for their new home in Suf-
folk. Va.
Rev, James Morris will fill the pull
pit of ST. james on Sunday nights
until some further arrangement is
made.
Captain John Daily is dangerously
i'll at his home here.
The second meeting of the Wo-
mans Club was held In the Hanover
Clubhouse on Tuesday Mrs +. l..
Day read most interesting paper on
Berlin. Mrs. James Hoofnagle con-
Quoted current events
Mrs. James Cannon. OF Blackstone.
was in Ashland on business trip this
week.
Mrs. Tate T. Chenery and her sis
tiers, Mrs Robinson and Mrs. Will
liams, of Richmond, have gone TO
New York, TO be gone several weeks
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13
SCANDAL CAUSES
BROWNS TROUBLE
Manager OF St. Louis Teams Like,
" to Lose job as
Result.

ST. LOUIS, MO, oct. ia new
manager for the st. Louis Browns next
season is being predicted to-day by
St. Louis fans and scribes as the re-
suit of the scandal arising out of the
questionable padding of Lajoies bat
ting average in Sundays double
header when the national leader made
eight hits out of eight times at bat and
thereby beat Ty Cobb for the national
batting honors and won an automobile
prize.
1t looks now as though a clean bill
will be returned against those concern
ed in the alleged frame up. but 1t is
being insisted. nevertheless. that the
good of the game demands a successor
10 Manager oConnor. 1, is probable
too, that Third Raseman Corri.len. who
let Lajoie get away" with six Of his
eight hits will be sold or traded as
he will never be a popular player in
81. Louis after his admission that he
was afraid to play In close for LaJeie
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13
HARD sCR|MMAGE
FOR THE SPIDERS
Line Up Against Both Medical
College Teams and Do
Well.
PLAY HERE SATURDAY
Will Meet Rock Hill College of
MARYLAND for the First
Time.


The Richmond College football
squad is having a most strenuous week
of work. The game with Randolph
Macon Monday disclosed several Sc
rious defects which Coach Long Is
very anxious 10 remedy. The men are
rather weak in tackling and several
times in Mondays game the Spiders
goa was put In danger when Rowe,
randolph Maeons speedy back. elud-
ed several wearers of the red and
blue
Tuesday the men were put through
srrefling practice that lasted until
nearly dark. Duvai is rapidly devei-,
opirl into punter OF no mean ability.
while the entire squad is getting the
fighting spirit and dash that wins
Islss
Wednesday the Spiders lined up for
twenty minutes against the Medical
College of Virginia. The latter has a
most promising squad and waged a
good battle against Richmond Col
iege. Not satisfied with this. Coach
Long lined his men up against the
University College OF Medicine. Lutz
and Sadler tore UP the line and ran
the ends In good shape in this scrim-
mage.
Play Rock Hit
Saturday the locals meet the Rock
Hill College, from MARYLAND. This is
the visitors fret appearance in Rich
m"nd, and they are an unknown guam
tity, although they have been play
ing good ball IN their section Coach
Long will probably use a number OF
men IN the game. as he is anxious to
give All the men a thorough trying
out before the big games
George. from Fork Union, is prov,
ing To be valuable acquisition to the
squad. His playing against Randolph
Macon WAS hard and steady. Rich
mond College reserves journey to
FORK Union Saturday To play the Mill
tsry Academy Of that place