Semi-weekly herald., 1910-10-24
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CHICAGO, Oct 2l.-There was no
bah game today. Is there any excuse
for further descending, or is there any
reason for encouragement. hope was
knocked out Monday, stepped on Tues
day. run over By truck Thursday and
wouldn't 1t be Just as well to let the
"old cat" die, without attempting to
prolong its life through another edition
by shooting 1t full of digitalis and oxy.
gen.
1t is rather irksome to say the least
with today's game postponed until to.
morrow. because of wet grounds.
Frank Chances aggregation will now
have another twenty-four hours in
which to endeavor to find themselves.
Chicago must win the next four
straight games to win the champion
ship and the outlook is not very bright
as the Athletics have pounded their
whole lot of pitchers with the excep-
ton of King Cole and 1t can hardly
be possible that he can win four
games by himself.
NEW YORK, Oct Ex-senator Mel
son w. Aldrich of Rhode Island, leader
in the United States senate, is slow
ly recovering today in his apartments,
in Park avenue. from the effects of a
mysterious accident Or assault which
occurred last night Despite the opti'
mistic reports given out by Senator Al
drich's family 1t Is understood for a
time grave alarm was felt and that
even now his condition is such as to
cause some anxiety, The main in
Iuries are about the head
Senator Aldrich, with his family and
son Winthrop. had been stopping at
his New York apartments for some
time. Last evening shortly before +
o'clock the senator dressed for din
ner, and decided to take a stroll while
waiting for the other members of his
family Twenty minutes later he stag
gered into the entrance of the apart
men. house, where he sank into the
arms of friends who happened to be
standing there. The senator was rush
ed up to his rooms and physicians
summoned Dr. Dunham OF the Pres.
byterian hospital arrived in few
moments in an ambulance. He was
Joined very shortly by other physicians
who spent considerable time in the
apartments, one of them remaining on
duty all night.
Senator Aldrich told the physicians
that while he was walking past the
corner of Madison avenue and Sixty
ninth street, vehicle, he does not
know of what sort, struck him.
Not a single person has been found
who Witnessed the accident. That a
fashionable man of striking personal
appearance could be struck at this
crowded corner and walk alone
through the streets with his clothing
disheveled and blood streaming from
his face. seems beyond the range oil
probability He was bleeding pro
fusely from wound over his left
eye. another on the right temple. while
his right arm appeared to hang limr
in torn sleeve of his frock coat.
Although members of the senator's
family are willing to give out the few
details of his injuries. they are endeay-
oring as much as possible to minimize
their effect. it Is significant that all
employees OF the apartment house have
| al,
dition were they TO say one word re
garding the accident
Mrs. Adrich. Winthrop Aldrich, the
senators son, and John d. Rockefeller
,Jr., his son-in-law, have been in al
most constant attendance upon the
injured man
NEWARK, N. j. Oct. 2t.-Woodrow
Wilson, Democratic candidate for gov
mel Roosevelt's new nationalism" in a
speech at Fleming last night
He said: This nationalism means
something. | don't know exactly what
1t has been defined so often and in
so many varying ways But it seems
to me that 1t means that there are
many things to be transformed and
which must be reformed which
states either can not reform or do not
and which the federal government
therefore, feels bound to reform.
Mr.. Wilson went on and said that
the states have been largely negli.
gent and that this neglect seemed to
him to be due to general focus on ma
tional affairs so that state affairs
were overlooked He urged that citi
zens ought to get concerned and con
centrated" on state affairs so that
states would wake up TO the opportu
nifty and obligations.
ST LOUIS, Oct 21-Promptly al
o'clock this morning $500 union EN-
ployees in twenty-one shops of the Mis-.
souri, Pacific and Iron Mountain rail.
road systems laid aside their tools
and struck In accordance with Presi.
dent O'Connell's strike order
They are prepared to remain out in
definitely.
BOSTON Oct 21-With ,Wenty-fiye