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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05

To impose ats.e Ii ,elsa a. ct $50 .
year on pilo!s; to repeal ceitain secsioas
Of the code 10 rstafeacs % c:ra:u re
porls OF The supsruieacents Of the poo'
and the auditor OF public &c ctu9Is
to organize county and city boards of
poor com uissioners aud TO require re-
ports frem same; to give police justices
10 cities exclusive ofiginsl Jurisdiction
in cases of violation OF city ordinances.
Next came the "anti cussin .over.the.
telephone bill, 10 punish as mlsde-
meBnor person who shall curs', abuse
or uss vulgar, profsns or indecent Ian
gusge over any telephone in the stste,
and imposing q fine or imprisonment for
its Violation. Astsr debate the bill went
over.
Bills we're introduced to urge the
land books of the counties and cities OF
the s:ate aud to release and remit all de.
linqaant end improper taxes of every
character levied uPoa the real estate In
said cou1tics aod cities of the stste prior
20 and iocluding the year 1900; 10 crsa.e
state tax commission; to regulate aud
prescribe rifles concerning athletics in
he educational institutions under the
control of the s!atF; bill 10 authorize
building aud lean associations to Issue
dffsr n CLASSES of stock to Sd act au-
thorz'ne boards Of supervisors 10 con.
srac. loans for the erection of GU thou5es
clerks Offices and jaiis approved Fsb.
tCayy 20, 1894; 30 IS to provide for
,ieclion III case Of bond issue; 10 pee
,cribe hCR written notice OF lien OF ids-
ns.t served; penalty Tor causing false
no!ice 10 &c eeEVed; providing Ior remedy
oY motion after thirty days' notice for
soy tor Shen notice to be rcturoed to
clsrk's flee; provision 10 prevent dis
cortilusnce of the notio"; to amend
section 24l9 Of chapter l67 OF the code
If 1887, relsting 10 appointment OF
u"ees; to amend section ll64, 1853,
1869 and ITO OF the code end to add
Independent scclions thereto, so n, to
provide for The examination of banks
and ttoer simiIsr icstiiutIons III ibis
stste, aud to provide pens!Iiss for the
violations OF the provisions thereof.
The bill declaring for State wide
prohibition has not yet made its appear.
ance, and despite rumor to the contrary
no definite da:e has been named for in
PRODUCTION. From what cal be Earned
in the Ca oitol Iobb!es, it seems that
both sides are" just q Little bit worried"
SENATOR Parks, in al interview
yesterday, openly declared .ha. the
An!isalJou League was not "toting
fair" that The organization had asked
for local option ald hal its request
granted, but now the leaders come out
for Statewide measures. On the other
hand, Delegate Love, ardent 5 ate. wider,
is known to have approached may OF
his colleagues in the. ouse to determine
who are the friends of the meas ure
When the clash comes it will be warm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05


MAN has Dsca cunitoaied oy the fcrct
OF na,l aseE since ho was placed upon
the car h. Ii tbs early dawn OF history
human be;rgs were appalled, By thunder
and Lightning, toinadoes rad Goods. ard
lmagi,e the sod' wars always aogrY ~itb
their crea.uy.s. The present generation,
scme belisve, is aso1t to eDter anothtr
s,ne OF .crior'. Red hot me,eori!es Tell
IN potions Of I;al3 Thursday, destroying
crops aud causing ether havoc, aad 3
meteor exploded over Qlincy, III yes.
teyGay morpiag, causing the Creates
ai.rm. hxf3aumsrs tell US these lerrors
are psstices OF tho tail of the comet
which recently appeared 10 the western
sky. Esilay's come: IS coming toward
our plaee. with ths velocity of Lightning.
we are told that il Missy the Tail of The
visitor sil siits wipe the earth. Such
observations ara far from comforting. lu'
ii shtn'd Be remembered tia! dire calani.
ties have always bssn p.opheaIsd a. the
appearance OF c3meLs, bat the world has
kaat en is orbit I'll iha sane.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05
Conditions in Paris.

Paris, Feb. 5.--Ths total fell CT the
S.ine since the reca' sliou began eight
days ago ia today 10 fee, AID six itches.
While there are el;ll hundreds Of
Easements and callsra filed with water,
The streets are practically free OF wafer
end within a week a5out the Only signs
OF the hood remaining will be the ruln: r
Qua street and aemer repair gangs.
The loss il Paris Is now estimated By
60 7e.nment officials at $3.50, 900 and in
o:her psrts of Ffaoce al so, 900. 600
The Iuss sustained from Interruption Il
tu,lness will trpg the tc;al far aLo7e
these 62u.es.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05
VERDICT AGAINST BOYCOT.
TIERS

"a new declaration OF Independence
is Whist Attorney Daoiei Davenport cslis
the verdict OF 1929, 0G0 rendered yester.
day in Inc United States Court 10 Il lit.
ford, Conn. by q july in tina sui! Of D.
E. Lcsme, OF Danbury, against zoe
Ha:mgkers Of Connecticut. After hay.
Ing been cut two hours, the jury ordered
&C u,l damsgea of IA, 900 to the plair-
tiff, but 90 tEe sult was b.ough. u:de,
the Siberian snli.!rus! Ian triple DANA
ges can Dc recovered.
Tnere vas remarkable scene il
curt when lhs verdict vas amt II iced
;he defendants in a..entaaco Hefc
STAINED Tor time rrd then in groups
], 'ctodly discussed The blow.
f. Is tatimsled tba. tho costs in TIT
caao will amount 10 =! least $40, 900 ant
these, VITA the ecu iael fees, may bring
The bill sgsinst lite United Hattefs 81
North America to fully quarter OF 3
million Of dollars.
Sp:sking in regard to the significance
of The verdict In The care, which is aid
to be the most important OF its kind ever
tried in this coun'ry, Attorney DaVeu-
port, senior counsel fer The plaintiff,
said:
First, il means that lndiviGu i mem.
tiers Of labor unions are bound by tht
s1'ilu of their officers aud they cannot
allos then 10 do as they plesse.
"Sscoudly, it faesps hat the Sherman
antitrust lsa Drotecs manufacturer
aol merchants from boy colt stacks.
ain aabs:ance, il is new declaration
Of ia;,G p,ndencc."
Judge Pin,t in his charge practically
Instructed tie Jlty to bring liz verdict
for tina plaintiff. Ha said the only ques
tioa ior them to jeciie wgs one Of dana.
ses, end these were to DO based upon
;he Losses sustained By tie p|siotlf be-
tween Jaly, 1902 and September 1903,
tho ps;ioj cu:iHg ghich the boyco,t
against The LosHa factory was main
aiued.
The decision Is repngnant TO ih'
very III poses Of the Sherman snti.ttus
law" Slch is The ul,lmatu n OF Same
Gompe.s, ptesideut OF The american
Fedrrs ton oil Lsb1r, upon the verdict 0
1922 900 rendered by the juy OF Lhf
US. court q! II r tford yesterday sgairs
the 900 u ZION IA! rnakeia of Connection
fox lca'es sa'tsinad by D. X. Laew, O
Daaburg, Conn, durioga boycott of biz
n m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05
TELEQRaPHIC BREYITIES

J. A. Hall, dcisnlting treasurer of the
South B;idgs 3a7ings Bank, OF Weba.er,
hass., Wss surrendered BY his bund.me1
today aud sas sent to prison.
Former Slate Treasurer Glszier, Of
Chelsea, Mich, convicted OF the em.
Excitement of sG55, 600 state innds. to.
day was sen!elced to servo years In
d!ae prison.
Prot. GoldHin Smith, The eyed his
.orisn aud li.eIaturer met With g serloua
accident today which may prove tstaI,
az the result of Slipping aud falling on
the 4 DOR at his home in Toronto.
Lambert Wardell. who for forty years con
iidenti.l clerk 10 the late Commodore VAN
derb Il, died today at West Long Branch, n.
J. He was horn 10 Shrewsbury. y. :, in
1915. Wardtll began working ior the ier
Vanderbilt: IN 1927. and reminded with him
until hi death. He had been IN good hea b
unit. few months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05
Wuman rails Dead

Denver, Feb. 5.--"Sa,ely goodness
and mercy shall follow me all the days
of my life aud | shall dwell in TIC
house of the Lord forever" aaoted
Wright Lorimsr, who ia playing In The
"Shepherd King" Al thess words
were rposen Mr9. Mary Kslly, a scam.
s!sess, sighed deeply, rose on her feet,
ard fell bsck desd. Doctors FAY the
woman's heart, under the stress OF emo.
ton, stopped beating Few persons IN
the theatre kneR that The Toiasn Rss
dssd, 1t being generally believed that
she had tainted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05
SATURDAY EVENING. FEB. 5. 1910
ANOTHER ..sgedy Of ths ata has been

ANOTHER t.sgedy .! ths ata has been
aVsit:d by Hifele.s telsgraphy, acd
Captain NJ ;ore, of the Alaska-Pacihc
s:esme, keutucs:, AID his crsw OF 46
msa e,e sais on beard the Mallory Iinsr
Alamo, bound for Key West. Tie
Keu Lucky task soon aftsr the men we're
tszeu ctf, and Il nov st the bottom Of
the sas 230 miles eoulhsast OK Cape ii It.
teraa, lie graveyard OF 80 many vessels.
First Few, OF the K=utackS's distress
was rassi7ed at ths Uaited Wireless
Oompaoy's CATION at Cape FL 'tttras at
1850 O'clock yesterday. The operator
heerd the ~. 0. g." quickly followed
By this message: "We. ere sinking.
Oar attitude ia so 10, laogitude Is
49," Aims! simultaneously the OF
ersto: a.a;i taa stea nship Alano respond
to :ha ker.uoky's call ior help ntorn.-
ins C,p:sia Moore that The Alamo was
masiag eli speed TO the sinking vesssro
a3,!stasca. This is the second instance
r;c.1tEy whera w;r:lass teiegraphy has
beeu the ne.ca Of saving many persops
froM drowui0r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05
CHARGED With Murder.

Neg YORK, FOB. s "A story o! kiad
mesa repaid by brutal murder sDd OF The
c.p'u'e of the murderer, Virginia
negro. who betrayed himself Though
his rar9 knoRledss Of Yiddish ja'g1o,
came to iigh! today EIth the arrival OF
William Ma4on, alias BIZ Jet, arrested
IS he ess being RECESSED from the
Caarles:osu, Msts, prison, whers he
sergsd q tsrm for assault sud robbery,
MASON ia charged att d u derlog Aors.
ham ReaGer in Newark, h. j., In 1908.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05

HE House commit 60 on merchant
m,iine sni fisheries on Thursdsy Isst,
az stated Ia tho Gsz:tto OF thst day,
sg.ecd, AFTER u ws7m c0ntes. and by less
chan par!Y me- 3rily, to make . favor.
ab!s report ca the steamship subsidy
bill. As the committee was organ I'D
In the ia!etts.s OF the subsiois.s, be
p,oposed raid n the treasury is probably
st:ou.er there than it is 10 the House.
Conccs6ipg This tie fh!lsdelphis Ike
c3sd says:
Wacr tug bill stall he co5slde:ed
sn he III .rse We expect Speaker Osn.
uon 20 taEo Ike h;cr and read the
report ant spesca b7 mtaus of Which,
thirty years aga, ho Killed. the proposi-
tioa 10 reGew the subsidy to john
Kosc!::'s Rszl line. The arguments
agsiGst stesn.stin sutaii'es haze nsver
bean roe !o!cih!y pat tfaa By Joaes b
Il. C-Ln,n, whose lungs we're full Ct
iIi"o;s ST and rot With tie atmosphere
of the Washington l1bhies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05
Today's Telegraph ic News
ministers Protest.

Special dispatch to the Alexandria Gazette.
Richmond, Feb. 5.--Minls.ers OF
Richmond and Petersburg today s!ofned
ha House of Delegs es to protest agsinst
he amendment of The divorce Iaa 30 &c
10 permit either party to legal stpaFa.
ION 10 secure 40 absolute divorce. At
he presen! time oul9 agGtie7ed party
can obtain fusl divorce. The amend
ment ia said 10 have been pressed in
:ha interest of a wealthy Virginian. /
has passed the Senate,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05
Maniac ATTEMPTS Suicide

Boye.siofj, Pa, February Ode
ranged by religious tervor. Alfred &.
Moore, n foreman at The Spring City
Bloom Works, cas-! himse't Ia the
blazing charcoal furnace yesterday NOM
rg, to fsr himself as sacrifice. When
rescued by fallow.worknen, be cut por.
tioos OF his body eff with knife. BE
has q chance for recovery at The hospl-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05
Case Given to the Jury.

Cincinnati, FEB. The tats Of NJ,
Jearue'ie Ford, charged with black
mailing Charles L. Warmer, coDiessei
embezzler of s643, 600 while ttea urer cf
the Big Fonr Railr ad, gnes ioto tbs
hsuds OF the III t;tay. The faal ap.
peal TO the jury wss made By Wl!liens
rho:ndySe, Ms. Ford's layer, th5s
morning after tie ilry bad heSrd re-
ieutleas cxcoristion Of The woman By As.
aistau. Prosecutor Casf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05
Killed by a Cave.in.

Lisbon, P,ru.s!, Feb. S. Advice:
received here today state that 80 resu'i
of the f ,ods that have been prevalent a.
over soa.hern Europe, Tunnel bailt il
the curtains in the Auda il Ian pro-
vince in Spain, collapsed today, buying
aud killing II woikner. |: ia expected
tia! it will take feu. moaths &c clear
Away the fallen debris AMI continue the
work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05
Siz:y-first Congress.
Second Session
Washington, Feb. 5.
SENATE,

BIN b.
"Anybody Hho has to incorporate the
glory of their ancestors Ia this ctu try
are in rather bad way" faid Senator
Bailey dem. Tex }, when the bill to
incorporate the descendants of the
sisnels wss taken up ID the Senate tt-
tsT. FL. said it PROPOSED to make the
glory Oh those who signed the declaration
of Independence hereditary.
Sess'ors Hepburn SID olhtra objected
to consideration and tie bill Rss laid
sside.
Senator Root violently opposed the
passage of bill permitting the extrsdi
lion OF criminals from ore state to aU.
other on Information. II said thu. a
man should DOT be drsgged from bis
home and taken tbcu:aGGs OF miles to
sand trial on mare Information. Ii
should oDlS b. aoEe on sSotn testimony
aod after toll hearing.
HOUSE.
This Fl )use Rss no. 10 session t0da-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05

THE decisiou Of tae Uaited States
Gu. in Eayio.d, Oaan., yesterday
ma!c,iug tao hurdrad hat makers it
Cooueci:cus in damages, faes and eosls
aggraga.iug n GU r.er million Of dullais,
wo.ls a staggering surprise to The d.
tsnd pis, was 90. wholly unexpected b5
many who haze always believed that
sooaeg or later lbc sroog arm OF the Law
would b. ru. 10 motion 10 prevent the
ruin 0! the buaiatss Of people who may
u,fcr u,a..ly iacar the enmity OF 9
labor o7saaiz ;Iiou. While many people
not inle.catsd il the issue between the
ha. rs k<fs sid 1;app 'sc!urers CT Cor.
nec.icu: naturally have no disposition to
e3pousa tue Cause OF either, they at the
same time repeat what has often been
said before that there are ether ways in
which Iasor Disputes could be settled
w;thpu. rcso.tiog 10 boyco!!lpg or picket.
ing, f. ssy nothing OF tbs disorder!y
scenes ge1c:sl!y incident to such pro-
c.Gurts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05

LEICESTER NJ. FOND, q prominent
Sp3Aaae architsc', ia so p;qued at MiEs
i ss!a kitty, one OF Poughkeeps!e's
faircst bads, hiesuse she Tilted bin e.
t~s accepting bis etie1sicns, he hiss sued
his former sTee,hSa,t to recover s25-,
900, whci amounts be feels will heal
his ,ssdipg heart. NJ. Pond says that
his eng gsmen: 10 Miss ksllsv coat h N
50, 500 i.r ;taVslirg expenses and gifts
BE wan!s this money bscE. The balsrce
OF he S25, 600 he is suipy for is for
artjcatiop, humiliation, mental grief,
and the sdicale aed contempt of bis
ba.iDeas ASSOCIATES. The outcome OF
this sui! vii he awaited Hiih interest,
IS sb, Id ihF plaintiff be upheld in bis
contention, there is no telling the mum.
Der of 8 niisr suits that may be Instituted
In the u'nre
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05

There was I;t;le change in tae ne:hl.hem
Pa Steel Company stfiEe situation toi aJ
where 1900 machinists are oat because their
DENY. d for time and half for overtime
work is refused The men remain firm in their
determination t, stay out uutil their demand
is granted,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05

The sis:. S.usie sctsd wisely Jester.
dag when i: detested tha proposition to
chspge the proslsion OF the constitution
which limits the SESSIONS of the legisla-
tue 10 sixty days. That period is .ut-
hcieat TINA for The transaction Of all
legitimate bus;aeas,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05

Foliowp g the {; II pi;ta defeat Ct the pc
Russian perty in th- Finnish electors, u.
car decidet today to dissolve tie EinDlsh
Gle; immediately. preparatory TO the euspepi
SIGN Of the Finnish constitution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05
Mine Explosions.

Iajiarafo,is Ind, Feb. 5'-Aa ex
p!o ion his occurred In he NJ. mice
OF the Jsf1rson ald Clea field Goal ant
Iron Company. ct Ernest, FIVE mile:
from here. BstWeen thirty aid seventy
men sre believed to have been killed ir
the explosion.
Cleveland, Ohio, FEB. 5.-One mar
declares that thirty men are dead in til
niue, as The .esul! ofa gas explosion
H. says he make bis escape By crawling
over the bodies OF bis fellow workers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05
The Market.

Georsesa#n, D, G. Feb, ., Whist 'lo-I2f,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05

The LII deer Shoe for Ladies fue
wear has no equal. John A, Marshall
& Bro,, 1872 King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05

A bill Ras reported from the 6nance
committee looking 10 taxation OF the
mineral lands of the state. 1t embodies
VIA! the mineral interests, In the recent
hearing, agreed 10 accept-!o have the
local assessments of mining lacds supsr-
vistd By the State Corporation OoG.
mission.
Rsdford will get he no! nal school 1t
the Legislature lndprses the work OF the
Hue 6usnee coamittse. Bat no
money gees with 1t, the measure mere
~ establishing The Institution BY the
state.
Several Interesting propositions vera
irtrcduced. Oae cootcmplates paeirg
each inmate OF the Lse Camp Soldiers
Home the sum Of 81 per month from the
treasure; another would mako the So.
prsms Court give Its reasons for affirm
| irg or reversing any case and Tor refls.
Ing to grant g wilt OF error; another
would make the ssme cour. give vii;
of error 80 q right to every petitioner
who msy he under senteuea OF d:ath or
Of tan years or more In Inc Penitentiafy
Two bills seem to have died easy
d,ahs 10 committee. They we're those
doubling the lax on STEAMBOAT CON-
psn,es, and forbiddIug the Pollation Of
etrssms By fab fertilizer factories.
S.nate bill no. 4 vas taken up. It
authorizes the councils OF cities to make
allowances or compensation for the
clerk, OF corporation courts, An amend
msnt cf=,ed by the committee on coun-
lies, cities and towns Hss adopted, PFC
vidiog TIA! clerks ahsll not be compsu.
stated aside from fees iu any o:ber mar.
ner than By sctitu of councils. The
dill vas then PISSED.
| Tbs following House bills we're then
passed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05
HOUSE.
The Iil.Fated Kentucky.

Tbs Fl luse Rss no. 10 session tods.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05

rIgh, tempis He hsd been in bad health.
The Meyer plan for the reorganization
of the nssy Is doomed to defeat at the
h.nds OF Congress. This Information
leaked ou. todey whea !: was learned
that the naval STAIRS COMMITTEE of the
House had IN alshed to Admiral Gone o
COPY of the testimony given By Admiral
Capps against the Meyer plan and asked
him to answer |! in detail.
The proposition to issue $50, 900. oOO
worth Of bonds for the raclsma:ion ser
vice, was srgued by Secretary Bsllinger
sud Chief Eaginser d. ?. Davis, OF the
reclamation seT7ies. before the ~eJs and
neaGs c)mmit,oa OF the II 'use toia7.
The measure, which has bean before the
committee 0n Irrigation, ~as turned over
The ways and means Committee bee susa
II dea!s with 6usoce.
Frank A. Vaadsr!ip, president OF
the National City Bank AID an as.
soc;sts in the Morgan enterprises
cslIsd at the White House by srp l!n:.
nen.. Mr.. Vsnderiip would ssy moth
iug Of the obi &C. of his vial: which vas
Of bis own Eesking.
Wesley r. Andrews, chairman of the
Pennsylvania state republican commit
tee, aud familiar figure about the
Capitol, for fifteen years, died a.
O'Clock this mo'njug OF IN -unonia
4 bill 10 regulate labels on packages OF
food and medicine WAS recommended 10 the
Senate for adoption to-day by the committee
OF manufactures. II prohibits the rse of any
statement on l4kel that the contents Of The
package are guaranteed by the government
under the pure f'od law or are guaranteed -:
recommended by the government in any way.
The maximum penalty is 5000 and one
years imprisonment,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-24
CITY LEAGUE TO HAVE 6-CLUB CIRCUIT

Wednesday, when q committee consist
ing Of Managers Burke, Schooner, Cleica.
mann and Casey win Investigate the
strength and resources OF the teams
wishing TO enter the league. The man.
ayers of the two teams which are then
selected win be notified during fine en-
suing week. and win be invited 20 at
tend tho ueXt regular meeting of the
club on the follo"ing Wednesday I'VE
ming.
Applications Tor admission into the
leaS9e were received from Manager
Thoret, OF the FarkvieRs. q newiY Or
ganised nine IN the southern seetIou OF
the city. aud Manager Hagenbruch. OF
the old Ciigtoos. tiagepbruck at,
tlouiced that be had eeeused Norris
Park for sunday games, while Manager
Thoret declared that he IN HAVING his
field or Runyon street enclosed n has
grandstands and bleacDers. already
erected.
To-day MI. HaSenbruck declared he
wouldn't place a team IN the league.
II was decided 20 elect a president,
who Is not connected with any of the
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-24
lrOnsides, Tigers. WieeImen and
Turner's Nov In Linc0Ins
May Join.

He BINARY steps for the reorganiza.
ID tlo1 of the city Baseball League
were taken II u meeting Of the
representatives. OF the four clubs VvlIica
stin remain in the circuit, Ut the head
quarters Of the lronside a. G. last night.
The .our clubs which were represented
are the FAY View Nhcelunen. whose IN
terests were looked aztec, ~ Manager
Joseph Burke; the gronsidea, represent
ed by Manager Henry Glsssen; the Ma
tional Turners. represented by Manager
Daniel ochoi1er-and the Tigers. who
We're represented By Henry CsieichmaH.
1T wat unanimously decided 70 make
the league Il six-club organization this
season, and two cams viii be rcquirei
70 complete the circuit. Managers who
wish 10 Apply for admission into the
ieaaue should file their applications
with Chairman Glassen before next
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-24
IMPORTANT M
IN TUXEDO TOURNEY,

Two important games are scheduled
for tonight and tomorrow night in the
Tuxedo billiard tourney. The pair
scheduled for tonight are Fougner and
Van Nostrand. Fougner is now tied
for the lead with Himmelberger and
Koch. Should he win It viii put hin,
in first place with Il clean lead Of one
game. On the other hand. should Van
Nostrand win he will stiil have =
chance to tie the leaders and possibly
win out in the tourney. The men are
evenly matched n a goodly crowd
Will no doubt turn out to soc the con.
test. Tomorrow nights game will bring
together Dav,ds and Hlmnielborger, in
what is probably the most important
match in the schedule.