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New-York tribune., 1910-01-28
CRITICISES DR.. MACARTHUR.
Member Says Minister Cast Slur on
Anti-Viyisection Society.

At the annual meeting yesterday of the
New York Anti-Vivisection Society, held at
No- 2025 Broadway, a member, DR.. Stephen
Hasbrouck, criticised the Rev Robert S.
Macarthur. pastor of Calvary Baptist
Church. for a statement the clergyman had
made, he said against the work OF the anti
vivisectionists.
In his statement DR.. Macarthur ridiculed
the work which YOU ladies are doing in
henalf Of mans friends, the innocent ami
mails and dumb creatures, and thereby he
has cast a siur upon you ladies and the
members OF this society in the efforts being
made to enforce humane principles in Vivi-
section" said DR.. Hasbrouck. He advised
that the society use every means to in
form the public of what he termed the 'hor-
rors and useless cruelty of vivisection."
Mrs. Diana Belais was reelected presi-
dent Other officers elected We're Miss NJ
r Ingersoll. secretary; Roger Stephens,
treasurer; board of directors. Mrs. Herbert
2 Brown, Frank Stephens. z. V. Hutter,
Miss Vida Milholland, Mrs. Z. T. Scott and
Mrs. r. Smith. II was announced that Ste
pEen Coleridge. son OF the late Lord Chief
Justice OF England. would be the speaker
the dinner of the society in the Plaza
Hotel on February S.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-28
COLONEL SMITH GETS A JOB.
Old Place Abolished, Park Board Gives
Him a Better One.

Colonel Clinton II. Smith was appointed
secretary to the Park Board to succeed w.
]. Fransioli at its meeting yesterday. The
place has paid $500 a year, but the board
voted to reduce the salary to s4,0o0. Colonel
Smith was for years assistant secretary to
the board, but lost his place just before
January l by the abolishment of the office,
at the instigation of Henry Smith, the for
mer president of the board.
The double decked motor stages of the
Fifth Avenue Coach Company will again
run on Riverside Drive as the board rescind-
ed the resolution of the old board which
barred them from that boulevard. Commits
sioners Higgins, of The Bronx and Ken
nedy, Of Brooklyn. demurred at first against
the action, but Commissioner Stover said
that if ii was shown that the trees on the
drive were injured by the large vehicles
they could again be barred
1t is understood that residents in the
neighborhood will at once take action to
sustain their contention that the franchise
of the Fifth Avenue Coach Company does
not give it the right to operate in River
side Drive.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-28
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Thursday, January
27, 1910.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Allianca, Cristobal January II. TO the
Panama ana Railroad IS Line with g passengers
Steamer Calderon (Br), Santos January l, Rio
de JaneiTo & Bahia II and Barbados 90 to Buss
90 steamer a..H An99na GtaD. philadelphia January
and s4 steerage passengers and mdse. in tran
sit sea@er Lee5 9nsraP5i%e Snr Nd29 at HsSds Ss3
the Munson IS Line with sugar. Arrived at the
Bar at 10 m, 18th
Oran January and Lisbon H. TO simpson,
Spence Young with mdse. Arrived at the Bar
steamer Mora CBr). Huelva January s. to
Bowring & Co, with ore. Arrived at the Bar
Steamer Paloma (cuban). Cardenas January
II, Sagua Is, Caibarien Il and Matanzas 30, to
the Munson SIS Line. with mdse. Arrived at the
steamer New York, Southampton and Cher
bourg January 10 and Queenstown 20 to the
American Line with 173 cabin and 40 steerage
Passengers. mails and mdse. Arrived the
steamer oceana Ger. Bermuda January %.
TO A Outerbridge Co. with SO passengers
mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar at AZ
Steamer Europa GtaD. Genoa January II.
Co. with 81 cabin and 321 steerage passengers
steamer F Tietgen DAN Copenhagen Ian
uary 13, Christiania 10 and Christiansand Is. to
age passengers and mdse. Arrived at the Bar
Steamer Italia (BD. Ieghorn January o.
with 296 steerage passengers and mdse. Ar
rived at the Bar at 4:O6 m.
Steamer Zacapa tBr, new. 3.122 tons> Santa
Marta January 20. to the United Fruit Co. with
fruit. Arrived at the Bar at 10:15 M
Steamer Shirley (Br). Antofagasta November
3. Iquique T. Caleta Buena IL. Montevideo De
cember T. st Lucia o. Charleston January 21
and Newport News %. to Vessel. Duval & Co
with mdse. Arrived at the Bar II m
Steamer Texan. Puerto Mexico January 90
Via Delaware Breakwater q. to the American
Hawaiian SIS Co. with mdse. Arrived at the Bar
at 40 p
Steamer Glenwood (Br), Guantanamo January
at the Bar $50 p
Steamer Guiana CBr). Demerara January TX
and St Thomas %. TO A T. Outerbridge q. 90
with passengers, malls and mdse. Passed in
Sandy Hook 1855 p
Steamer Mamma Hata Baltimore, to the Nav
York and Baltimore Transportation Co with
mdse Passed in Quarantine 645 a m
Steamer jamestown. Newport News and Nor
folk to the Old Dominion Ss Co with passengers
and mdse. Passed in Quarantine z: $50 % m
Steamer larimer. Port Arthur January ~ 70
the Gufey Petroleum Co, with oil on
Highlands as m.
Steamer Huron. Jacksonville January "a and
New-York tribune., 1910-01-28
VOORHEES, IN ON TUESDAY.
Newcomb Hopes to Retain Place as As
sistant Postmaster in Brooklyn.

Edmund w. VOORHEES,. appointed to sue
ceed George H. Roberts as Postmaster of
Brooklyn, will take office on Tuesday. Mr.
Voorhies, who was secretary to Naval Of
ficer Kracke prior to his appointment. is
in Washington but Will return to BROOKLYN
to-day.
Assistant Postmaster Frank H. New
comb hopes to retain his position under
Mr.. Voorhies. Mr.. Newcomb is a friend OF
Congressman William NJ Calder. who
backed Mr.. Voorhies for the postmaster
ship. The name of John f. Gels. secre
tary to the Postmaster of Brooklyn. is he
ing mentioned for the assistant postmas-
tership, for which Colonel William II.
Morris Of the 9Th Regiment and Colonel
John II. Foote of the 14th Regiment are
candidates Colonel Foote lives in Renre
sentative Calder's district. Colonel Nor
ris says he has the backing of Lewis NJ
Swazey, Commissioner of Records for
Kings County and Republican leader or
the 18th Assembly District
New-York tribune., 1910-01-28
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED


Havre. Jan q. IL MA Lorraine Crr)'
New York
Fara Jan 25-Napo CBD. New York via Bar
bados.
Southampton Jan 2s-Magdslena OBr). New
York via Kingston. Colon. etc.
St Thomas. Jan 26-Moltke GER, New YORK
for La Guayra, etc.
Bahia Blanca Jan 27-Chipana (BD. New
York via Norfolk for Valparaiso.
Suez. Jan 21-Axenfels (Ger). Calcutta ana
Colombo for Boston and New York.
St Thomas. Jan 26-Bluecher GER. ~"
York for Para. Bahia. etc. -
Auckland, Jan 27-Star of New Zealand Ohr)'
New York via Melbourne. etc.
Genoa Jan 24-Duca degli Abruzzi utaD- NeW
York via Naples: Montserrat (SpaD. New iorA
via barcelona.
Stettin Jan 25-Paula ,Ger, New York
Rotterdam, Jan 26-Deutschand Ger tanh)'
New York.
London Jan 2T-Minnewaska (T5r). New YORK
Queenstown Jan %, m-Adrlatic tbr,'
Southampton and Cherbourg for New 1orK-
Palermo. Jan 81 s p m-Regina dItaita utaD
Genoa for New York
Amsterdam. Jan 25-Excelsior Ger. New YORK
Barbados Jan 25-Thames (Br), New YORK VIA
Kingston Colon, etc. for southampton
Alg.ers, Jan 23-Argentina (Aust). Naples, etc
for New York.
Libau. Jan 23-Lituania Russ New York
Genoa. Jan 25-Oceania 0taD, New YORK
PASSED.
Gibraltar Jan 2T-America (itaD. New York for
Naples and Genoa
Kinsae. Jan 27-Terence (Br). New York for
Manchester.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-28
TRACTION LITIGATION UP.
Claims To Be Filed with Special Mas
ter Within Five Days.

Claims in traction litigation in the United
States Circuit Court figured in an order
signed by Judge Lacombe yesterday. The
Metropolitan Securities Company's claim Is
against the New York City Railway Com
pany for s404.Si3 So, representing money lent
on stocks and bonds September 90 1907;
the Interborough- Metropolitan Companys
claim against the Metropolitan Street Rail-
way Company is made as the holder of
100000 three-year per cent improve
ment notes of that corporation in the name
of the Mercantile Trust Company being
part of the SS.0OO,0Co issue of notes deliv-
cred In pursuance OF ag' eements dated May
% 1907. between the Metropolitan Street
Railway Company and the New York City
Railway Company, and the Metropolitan
Securities Company and the Interborough-
Metropolitan Company.
The claim of the Mercantile Trust Com
pany against the Metropolitan Street Rail-
way Company made as the holder of four
three-year per cent Improvement notes
for So 900 each, delivered pursuant to
trust agreement dated May 3, 1907 also
figures in the court order. These claims
must be filed with William L. Turner,
special master within five days
New-York tribune., 1910-01-28
DOUBLE DECK PLAN APPROVED.
Public Service Commission 8 Subway
Scheme Favored.

Commissioners appointed by the Appellate
Division of the Supreme Court filed a report
yesterday approving the double-deck form
of construction for the Lexington avenue
subway. This will be part of the Broad
way-Lexington avenue system as planned
by the Public Service Commission. The
original scheme approved by the court was
for a four-track subwav on the same level,
but. on recommendation of Henry b. Sea-
man. chief engineer of the commission. the
double-deck idea was adopted by the Pub
lie Service Commission. and the question
was resubmtted.
The route decided upon for this combina-
tion structure was from Houston street, ex-
tending northery under Broadway TO a
point near East 9th street; thence through
private property to Irving Place; thence
northerly under Irving Place. Gramercy
Park and Lexington avenue TO l03d street
and To the Harlem River.
William May Wright. Charles Foote and
New-York tribune., 1910-01-28
WILL TRY TO PAY ON TIME.
Controller Gets Authority to Audit
Without Complete Certificate.

Having received an opinion from the Cor
poration Counsel giving him authority to
audit payrolls before actual receipt of GER
t:fcaton Of record OF the time OF employees
for The entire month, Controller Prender-
CAST issued orders last night that every
effort be made to get the salary checks out
By the I'd Of the month, as usual.
Corporation Counsel Watson holds that
ire Controller has no authority TO hold up
the payrolls of the judiciary and of other
elective officials. IL the time certification
as provided for by the last Board OF Esti-
mate, is not sent in. But he may enforce
the rule in the case of all officials or en-
ployes who are subject to removal by the
Mayor or by heads Of departments
Another employe OF the Finance Depart
ment who has done no work since Septem-
ber. 1901, was asked 10 resign yesterday.
He is William r. Dyer, time clerk in the
city payinasters office. at 81 .2oO year. who
is suffering from paralysis
New-York tribune., 1910-01-28
CROKER NOT TO SUE GAYNOR.
Declares He Had Not Even Known of
Alleged Libel in Mayor Speech.
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune1


The Breakers. Palm Beach, Fla Jan. 81
Richard Croker at the Wigwam tonight
denied absolutely in an interview the re-
port that he intended suing Mayor Gay
nor of New York for libel for saying in a
speech last December that .'the moral tone
of the community was affected by the re-
turn or millionaire bosses from Europe
when there was no danger of prosecution
the statute of limitations having outlawed
their villanies."
He denied even having contemplated such
action, for the reason. he said, that he
knew nothing of the speech in question
After hearing the substance of Mayor Cay
nor's speech he still denied that he would
take any action, declaring that he did not
see that the speech referred to him in any
way and insisting that he had nothing
further to say and that he would not give
an interview or be quoted in any way in
regard to this or any other matter.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-28
MURPHY Il CALLER.
Pleasant Social Visit Paid to
Manor an Office.

1t must be that Charles F. Murphy, leader
of Tammany Hall, is getting fond of the
society Of Mayor Gaynor, for he spent
twenty minutes with the Mayor yesterday
afternoon, and so far as could be learned
his call was merely social one. When
lie had left it was said that he had asked
for no appointments. urged no removals
and had made no suggestions
Il don't think he had any special pur-
pose said the Mayor when asked whv
Mr.. Murphy had called He seems TO
think we are doing pretty weH'' and the
Mayor smiled.
AS for Mr.. Murphy, he simply said, Let
the Mayor do the talking
John d. Rockefeller, jr., chairman of the
special grand jury which is investigating
the white slave" traffic, was another call
er. He talked over the work, but said
later that too much publicity would defeat
the ends of justice.
August Belmont and Lindsay Russell Sc
cured a promise from the Mayor to attend
a dinner of the Japan Society in honor
of the Japanese Ambassador on Febru-
airy IS.
The Mayor announced the appointment
of Louis Newman, of No. 152 Hayward
street, Brooklyn, as a member of the Board
of Education to succeed Mitchell May, re-
signed Mr.. Newman is a shirt manufact-
urcr and has been prominent in Jewish
charitable work in Brooklyn.
A faint smile came to the face of the
Mayor when his attention was called to
story that Richard Croker had written
TO some friends that lie would bring suit
for libel against the Mayor if the latter
would acknowledge that he was referring
10 him in a speech before the Southern
Society recently when he spoke of bosses
who have made themselves millionaires,
some of whom live abroad" as "a disgrace
10 the moral tone of the community"
New-York tribune., 1910-01-28

f,,,-,os,o % 10 the CLYDE IS co. with pas
ssneers and mdse. off Highlands 2:5o M. ,,a
steamer FL Mar, Galveston JsnuaiS rsasssS in
Southern Pacific co. with "uSe'
Sandy Hook e:1S p M ,,,a-,, 90 to
steamer San Jacinto. Galveston JahuaISy odss
the Mallory SIS Co with passengers ana must
Anchored Off Scotland Lishtship go ~ c,rd,,
The Roma reported 323 miles east o, 49, 49,
Hook at $50 m yesterday. is expected 10 a"cA
this forenoon. - rr;n5
SANDY Hook L. Jan u. e:3o nv III
west moderate breeze; cloudy and hazy' hsh'
SAILED.
steamers Parma CBr) Demerara: j Dev-
port News; Allegheny Ger. Inagua; city or
Savannah. Savannah; Ancona Itap. Nap,es,
Mexico CFr) Hayre: Elise Marie (Cserb, flusnlne'
GaIia (Fr) Marseilles: Joseph W Fordney, So
bine: La Touraine (FD, Havre: zietsn s1erl I3.
Bremen: Metapan (Br), Kingston; IhdlandpoIIs It
Merida Havana: San Giorgio 0taD, Naples
New-York tribune., 1910-01-28
NEW YORK CENTRAL CHANGES.
w. J. Fripp To Be General Superin-
tendent of Eastern District.

Springfield, Mass, Jan. G-William j.
Fripp, for three years general superln-
tendent of the Boston & Albany, has been
promoted to the general superntendency
of the eastern district of the New YORK
Central, comprising the territory east OF
Syracuse on the Central proper and IN
Guiding the Hudson. Harlem River and
Mohawk divisions.
A new position has been created, that or
general superintendent of passenger trans
portation, TO be filled by Charles F. Smith,
having jurisdiction over both the Central
and Boston & Albany roads. with offices
in New York
New-York tribune., 1910-01-28
NEW HONOR FOR PRESIDENT.

announcement was made yesterday that
president Taft had been elected a member
OF the Military Order OF Foreign Wars OF
the United States, New York Commandery.
II mas been a custom since the organiza-
tion or the order TO elect the President of
the United States as "A member The or
ganization was founded in 1894, and Presi-
dents Harrison, Cleveland, Mckinley and
Roosevelt were elected members.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-28

Rudolph Block we're the commissioners ap-
pointed by the court to examine into the
feasibility of the plan. They had numer-
Gus hearings, at which the several interests
concerned were represented. The court IL
was said, would change Its approval ac-
cording to the recommendation of its COM
mission.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-28
MONDAY. JANUARY 81.
SURNAME, Barbados, d W 1. IL 100 a II
TRANSPACIFIC NAIL

Close in n
Destination and steamer. PM
Tahiti, Marquesas and Cook Islands
New Zealand and Australia Except
Vest (ya San Francisco)-Mari-
posa Observation-Disclosures. To-day 8 80
Hawaii (via San Francisco)-Lurline. To-day, 6: 80
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands
(via San Francisco)-U S Trans
port ...,.....-............... Jan 81. $50
Hawaii and specially addressed CORE
spondence for Japan, Corea and
China (va San Francisco)-Man-
churia northumberland s. $50
Japan. Corea, China and Philippine
Islands (via Vancouver and Vic
toria. b C)--Empress of Japan. Feb L. 6 30
Samoan Islands, New Zealand and
Australia Except Vest (via San
Francisco)-Earl de Elgin. Feb g. $50
Japan Corea and China (via Tacoma)
Antflochus Feb 1S Gao
New-York tribune., 1910-01-28
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The President Grant. reported as $50 miles
east of Sandy Hook at 9:15 m yesterday. IS
expected to dock Saturday forenoon.
The Columbia, reported as 1,142 miles east OF
Sandy Hook at 30 p m yesterday is expected
to dock late Sunday or early Monday morning.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-28
Brings mall.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Mail Vessel
Vessel. For. Line. closes sails
Pr Willem ", Hayti, W III 100 90
Panama, Colon. Panama IL 80 300 Q
Seguranca, Nassau Ward. 12:Uo m 800 p IN
Sac Paulo, Barbados. Braz. .12: 100 m 800
ArapahOe. Jacksonville. Clyde -- 1.UV m
SATURDAY. JANARY 20.
p Lincoln Hamb'g, Ham-Am 600 900 a m
Oceanic. Southampton w S.. $50 10 90
Cincinnati, Madeira, Ham-Am $3.50 IL :0O IN
Oceana Bermuda, Quebec. 500 m 1000 a
Caracas, La Guayra, Red ID $50 m I2:0O m
Saratoga Havana, Ward. 1000 m :O0 D m
Saba, Grenada --...... 1000 a m 1900
Pr Joachim Jamaica, Ham. IL :00 a m / 200
Berlin, Naples c. L....-.. Hoo a
Minneapolis, London. Att Tr- - $50
Re d Italia. Naples, Ital.
Germania. Marseilles, Fabre..
Nacoochee. Savannah Saw. 800 m
Nueces, Galveston Mallory. 1900 m
Huron Jacksonville. Clyde. 100
MONDAY, JANUARY 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH WATER.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. 7:13; sunset 5:12; moon sets. s:35:
moons age, II days.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE

Evenings at T. Saturday Matinee at .
This Aft. at 1:3o-Siegfried. Mines GadsL,
Homer. Alten: NM. Burrian Reiss, sooner
Goritz, Blass. Conductor, Hertz
To-nght-Germania. Mines. Destinn Hslisns
Sparkes: MN Caruso. Amato, Pini-Corst
Didur. Rossi. Conductor. Toscanlni
sat. Mat. - Orfeo. Mines. Delna (debut,
Gadski. Gluck Sparkes. Conductor ToscaninI
Sat. Evg.-Haenscl und Gretel Mines aI,an
Mattfeld Meitsehik. Wickham; NJ. Goritz'
Cond.. Hertz Cavaileria Rusticana. Mines
Destinn Maubourg: NM. Martin. GiIIy, Cond
Tango. u-'
Sun Evg.-GRAND CONCERT. soc to 81 5o
Soloists Nine. FREMSTAD: NM JADIOW
kER, WHITEHILL~ The ARION SINGING
SOCIETY OF Brooklyn Cond.. Mr. Arthur
claassen. Met op, orch: Cond,, Mr. Bendix.
NENT WEEK: Mon. Evg.-Cay. Rusticann
and Pagliacci. Tues. Aft at 1:3o-G.oettsr''
daemmerung. Wed. Evg.-Don PasauaIc and
ballet Vienna Waltzes. Thurs. Evg T:15
Tristan und Isolde. Fri. Evx - Alessandro
Stradella and Ballet Vienna WaItxos. Sat. MAJ
at 2;3O-La Boheme. Mines Farrar, Sparkes h.
NM. Jadlowker. Amato. Ddur. de segurola.
Gianoli Cond., Podesti. Evg., double bill
Fra Diavoio. Mines Alien Maubourg; MN
Clement Devaux. Reiss Bourgeois. Regis
Cond'. Hertz' And Vienna Waitzes (Ballet1.
cond., BendiX,
New-York tribune., 1910-01-28
At the New Theatre

Next Week: Thurs Ar-Nanou. Mms<
Aida. Dubois; MN Clement, Dutilloy de Segu-
rola Cond Podcstt Fri Evg.-E Eli-ir d. Amore
~ the brooklyn Academy Of Music.
one block from the Fiatbush Ave. subway Sta
Mon Evgu Jan 31-Fra Diavolo. Mines
Alten. Maubourg: NM. Clement Regis Devaur
Reiss. Bourgeois Cond Hertz
WEBER PIANO USED
New-York tribune., 1910-01-28
MANHATTAN or OPERA i

MANHATTAN se.p UtEKA St HOUSE.
Tonight at s-SAMSON AND DEIILAH
Mile. e.Gerville-Reache. NM. Dalmores Dufranne.
Crabbe. Waller, Venturini Dir. NJ de la
Fuente. Sat Aft.-GRISELIDIS. Miss Gar
den; Mines. Walter-Villa, Duchene; NM. Dali
mores, Dufranne. Huberdeau. Villa. Scott. Dir.
NJ de la Fuente. Sat Eve popular prtcesl-
TROyATORE. Miles. Baron. D'AIvarez: NM
Zerola- Crabbe, De Grazia. Cond.. NJ. AnseIrni.
Sunday Night. S:So-DR. LUDWIG WILL
NER, the World Famous Lieder Singer, and
Mines. Grippon. Duchene: Miles. GerviIIe-
Reache, Miranda: NM. Durault Dufranne
Crabbe. Huberdeau, and Entire Manhattan
Orchestra. Dir. NJ. de la Fuente.
NEXT WEEK
Mon.-TALES OF HOFFMAN,. Miles Cava-
Iieri. Trentini; NM Renaud and regular cast
Tues. cat S:30)-First time i'll America
SrRhAsP sTRanss ELEkTRA
Wed.-THAIS. Miss Garden. NJ Renaud etc
Fri.-GRISEIIDIS. Miss Garden and reg cast
Sat. Aft-SAMSON AND DELILAH. Mile
d Alvarez. NM. Dalmores Dufranne, etc. Sar
Eve (pop. prices)-BOHEME. Mime. Carmen
Mels. Mile. Trentini. Mr.. Mccormack NJ sam
marco. etc.
Seats. all above. now selling.
PROGRAM TO BE PLAYED BY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-05
CHINA IS PREPARING
FOR MODERN WlRFA ARE
Ancient Fossils Dismissed and
Latest Guns Will Supcrscdc
Obsolete Arms.

FEklNG. Dec. Am important step
has just been taken by China to expand
and increase the efficiency OF tho army
and navy. The throne today issued edicis
creating "A navy department which, I'D
TO the present, has consisted merely OF
a tentative board for tho conduct of
naval affairs.
Prince Tsai Hsun. uncle OF the cm-
peror. who recently paid al extensive
visit To the United States, has been ap-
pointed president of the new depart
ment.
The general staff OF the army will bo
rcorgani2ed along modern lines as pro-
posed Try General Yin Tschang, who
formerly was minister 10 Germany and
now is president OF the war department
The throne points out tho necessity Of
making the army and navy effective and
with this in mind, dsmisses many of
ficcrs o. the old school. with a pension
The most advanced Chinese both pri-
vatcly and in the newspapers. haYo OF
late been pointing out that the alliance
which China so greatly desires with the
United states. could not be attained uu-
less China was able 10 show her share OF
tho common forces.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-05
Story of the Patrolman, Two
Dogs, and the Lost Reward

This is Il Josh story. pIt It's true
Just the same. IL points the moral that
mans best friend the dog. may totally
inisjudse the intent and purpose OF his
masters actions.
There Is a certain resident of Com
mcrci3l street who owned dog an in
teDigcnt. affcctionate. educated dog. val
ued at 500. Last week the dog mysteri-
ousiy disappeared. The owner believed
the animal kidnapped or enticcd away
by some covctous person.
The owner sought counsel Of Patrolman
McMartin, who walks Commercial street
and promised the officer ten pieces OF
silver, the largcst-sized coin OF the realm,
If his pet were returned. Mac found
the dog. all right. and here is where the
second canine played. all upwiingly. the
part OF the villain,
Banjo is The pet OF the police depart
mcpt He follows. at intervals, every
officer who wears uniform but is
preferably the companion OF McMar-
tin.
Banjo suddenly appeared on the scene
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-05
New York Pitcher Wins More
Games Than Any Other
in League.
THREE OTHER TWIRLERS
HAVE HIGHER PER CENTS
Brooklyn Club Leads the Ma
tiOnaI League in Fielding;
the Details.

NEW YORK. Dec. i,--ChriSty Mathew
son of New York Won more games than
any other pitcher in the National league.
last season, according 10 the official rec
ords made public tonight. Three other
twlrlers, hovcvcr-PhiIlppi Of Pitisburg,
Cole OF Chicago and Crandall OF Now
York-had higher percentages Of vic
tories than lie.
Mathcwsun won three -fourths OF his
contests. his victories numbering twenty
seven, Of tho pitchers who had higher
percentages OF Victories Philippi is cred
itcd with fourteen. However. hc took
part only in five complete games. Col"
has twenty and Crandal scveul cen.
Cole bcld his opponents TO lower
average uf runs per camc than any ol
his rivals: Moore OF Philadelphia OK
ccllcd in strikcouts. while Harmon OF
ST. Louis enjoys The distinction Of is
suing more passes and making more
Wild pitches than any other pitcher.
The Brooklyn club led thc National
league in fielding. The following men
cNccllod In their respective positions:
Seaman of Brooklyn, among the pitch
crs; Moran OF Philadelphia, Cntchers.
Chance OF Chicago. first bazemcn; Nc
Kctchnic OF PittsburG, second bascmcn;
Zimmerman OF Chicago. third bascmen;
Doolan Of Philadelphia shortSlcps, and
Kane OF Chicago. uutIiclders.