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PhSiAdelphIa. .; BOstSH. o.
Cleveland. =; -. LSuIs. !
NEW ToRK "a. b.. ;. wAsHrSoroS. ,

NEW ToRE "A. b.. g. wAsHIN0TON. ?
The HlEhhnders didn't seem 10 have
more than = Ehos; of alchance after the
sixth inninglof their game with the Wash
ingtons vest erday, but by pressing home
inside play 20 o.the1most Of their abiliiR and
with the valuable assistance of errors by
Mcbride and Unglaub they won a ten inning
game. Two runs the WashinEtOns made
IN the sixth inning lOomed no gigantically,
considering that the New iorks had been
able to do mex 10 nothing with johnson.
Jim Vaughn while he was In pitched even
a shade more effectively than Johnson. but
the strong DitchiHg on each side made u
look a. II the side that scored the hrst run
would have enough 10 win Two runs
therefore were all the bigger lead TO over
come.
johnson. however. didn't 90 through the
gamelaa invincibly a. he conducted the
first six innings Of u. The New Works made
I'VE Of their siK hits IN the last four innings
and scored one run IN each n the last three.
The three home tallies we're due IN equal
proportion 10 errors and base hits. ~ the
three circuit hikes two would not have
materializsd but for m crBors. and none
would have been made but for the base
hits Vaughn was partly 10 blame for the
Washington grand tours Two hostile
athletes whom he favored with passes
scored. but neither would have scored II
sweeney hadn't made had throw trying
10 ~ q steal. The game bristled with fs
ssck WarhOp Was right up IN the class
With the other two pitchers ~ aversion 10
allowing base hts Scientists and bugs
tell us that there il no such thing ~ q raise
ball n that Ia - Warhop didn't have
one, but he had something that was 40 much
like q raise that u vas Just ~ good, both
In doing business and ~ an optical illusion
Five Of the az baiieTs who faced WarhOp
went out on gentle nies. Roach, q neu
man. was at short for the HighlanderH,
Welcome. little stranger. Here Ia Roach's
Inventory. Two hits. one walk. one eacri-
See, one putout and three fast and fancy
sssists Mr.. Roach entered the game. un-
SfTSS'd SsSs ss,. aSs 4 Is. AsE. . TS3S e S
/ 6othamlte, KID Elbsrfeld. Mr.. Kid played
. sood heidins game. bus was a frost with
In Ihs aFss, third. fourth and afth innings
lns Neg ySIks got me arsi man 20 on eass
| nippsd bstWesn homo and third IN the
/ fourth. On Austin's sacrincs In the dfth
/ Roach Overran second and vas cut down
! by = double play. schaefer lod OF Wtth
hit ~ the fourth, took eecond on aacrihce
houss. the newt two baitsrs hitting iles.
| ROach threg tbs side cut IN tho asth. His
/ third assist vas from remote ahOrt. The
| ball ran NJ hia arm. ho grabbed u BY
some deGtrOul juEglery and whipped u
/ After johnson had struck out In the
/ glNth bases on balls we're dglsd Out 70
| Milan and 8ehasfer This nlmbl pair made
Z e double steal sweeney threw high 10 third
% stop Milan and Milan acored on The over
throw. schasfeT took third. pulling tho
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The .prlnv tournament ~ Maurice Daly =
Broadway academy closed last night
Frank Mannas won frat prize. In the final
ytmr PLAYED last might Names defeated
" Thompson by the scoT" ~ - 10 24l
W,nnes made q high run " Is and averaged
ls-l3 Thompson best run was ~.
Ue averaged tIl-i3
C.ofss Moore defeated = q. Airy in q
rracttes game ~ thror cushions last night
.t John D McGraws Broadway room
Tho .oore Vas " 70 ~. Moore made n high
run OFFS Airvs uest run vas The game
lated nry innings Moore viii play y.
Nan Loone of Chicago tonight
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CtxctNNArI. MAY The National BASE
ball Commission to- iav hned tho chicago
yational League club S2uO for rendering
catcher John King new contract. ~
stated IN tho evidence presented In the
recent promuIrafion ~ the commission :
finding against King. and then suspended
fla ans on account Of certain alleged Ok
t.ruHfirv rircuurFtancHs The eNtnuuating
cfrrgmstsncas are rhnt the CUBS claimed
f1af fa rendering the new CoufTnct the
rIgl was simply attempting % protect -
rights aa 10 the services ~ klin-
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R-nen, fOr YsunE COvbesi.

YOUNG Corbett had a rouslnE bensnt a.
the Fairnount 4. z. In The Bronx last night
Many boxers old and young volunteered
their services and the show attracted =
LARGE crowd. 1hs money taken IN will be
tnrnad over % James huckley ~ This city
and YounR Corbett will recsive . weekly
allowance. IL was midnight when the
affair ended.
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Totals. a. u n 10
Two out uhen winning rue Wa8 scored.
fBatted for Thomas IN the niE-h inning.
fnattad for Plank In the ninth inning.
Bosian. A>0ool -
Philadelphia .....'...I I o 0R 90 81
Runs -BOstOn-Frcnch Ho0Veg, :; Wagneg, 2;
Lewis phladelphia-Hartsel. Oldrlng, naVia.
Murphy. 2: HOuaer Lapp. firtt base on erfef4-
nost0n. 3 Philadelphia. ]. Lett on nases-Pniia-
delphia. 9: HOseon. g. First base on nalls-On
piank, :. % Cicotte. I: struck Out--By Plank. a
bv Cicotte s. Three base hit-Leuis. Two paaa
hb-Oldrtng, 2: Murphy, Collins. AacFtnce It's
stahl CarriFAn. ItCotte stolen baaea-Ol4ring.
wagner Umpire IN chief-Egan. Assistant uIn-
pife-EvAns Tines h0urs and . minutes.
CLEVELAND. 2: 81. LOUm "a -, I.
ST Louts Nay 2.-l4nke held the local team -
three hits o4day ard the CleNelands Won N
the eleventh. The score.
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Al Jackson. Mis- Jackson. 4. vlrksburx. =
a. YaEoo City -ha1oo tlwt ]. hatuesnurr, o.
Al Mrridian-M Meridian. q GreenWO1d, Z.
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rotts v 81 10 Totals - : q "
80. t.si f14 I smith In me ninth Inning.
'gattri for s-anlan In the ninth inniug,
Ncw y loTa.... -
Br1oklyn. ...... ..."
uun.- NsW Ncrh urfore. Doyle, Murray
N.-Lie = Never First hase on efrnrs NcN
VofE 4 BROOKLYN = left on hasrs N-N orr !.
RroakNn I. fifst base On halls bN .'ah'hn =
strr-E olif Ry Mathew son. a Tfree hasf hlt
Wert Il Two base hit Meyers stolen bass
$3.50 Fietrhsr Nefglr Double pla. .
~ s'he,r.,n. nfidWeu and N~fhe. ncyhn ana
Nsrli-- II gnitb and nauhcTt Wheat MCElNecn
nj III smith Ht BY pitcher hy NanlAn
,f,~vnnI via mtrh Scarian. LmHre IN
rhlef -RlrIrr Asslstant umpire Ems.le. Time
i hour and 20 minutes.
vuu..pNtPaIA N. -. o. snsroS N. H..
a0.foy. May 2 PhilAdelphA won IN hot
-.r,e 70 dsy Earh team ussd three pi'f hers.
es--.-. the hat Of the lot The arofe
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Cardinals ihia aftefnooa q . Eame hat -
Breahahah made q farce 6y uaiAG koaetchy -
pltcher and snpplRnanI most Al De ethef f&f uiAf
~ assign any umpirs for ths game and jim haglo-
nla. q locai man. Waa nummoned Manager
TIE He.ia acored ave Funa by hltuaa Corridor
hart IN the nrat inning be made joke 0f the
rAme by q aall and pepper lineup. Tha game viii
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Al Nashville Nathytue. 4. Memphis. 4
A. Wrminrhar Mobile. q mrmlnr ham, 3
At New Urieans Montgomery y NeW Or
AZ Chattauoors -ChsuanooEa. s. Atlanta. &
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NEARLY A NO hit GANV
MATHEWSON HOLDS BROOM
LYNS TO ONE SINGLE.

Giants 90 70 WashingtSn Park and smut
cut Thelr Opponenes-P Pltisburgs
Humble the ChicagOe- PhilAdelphiaa
and Reds the Other WInnlng Teams.
The Giants held frst place yesterday By
WallopinE the BroOklyna. the latter being
whitewaahsd. The Pittsburgs humbled tho
Chicago Cubs. who again sent Mclntifs
against the Pirates. but this time failed to
connect The Phillies. with the Giants no
longer In front oi them. took hear, and won
slugging bee from the BO@tons. The
Reds had an easy eftenoon with the Cardi-
nails. The results.
New Ierk. q; nrOoklyn. o.
Philadelphia, o; Boston. y.
PitisburE. :; Chicago. =.
Cincinnati. .; ~. LOuls, ..
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Al Dallas Galveston. z. Dallas. 7.
Al Fnft Worth FORT Worth. 5. san Antnuio. 3
Al Oklahoma City HOkiahoma City. 7 " aro. o.
AZ shreveport shreveport, u Houston, q.
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A. Grscuvine. = C.-GFesnsboro, {: Gresu-
"a "a winston Sslsrn. n. C.-chGrio'1s. $: winston
AZ spartansburE -Andsrsoa. ~ spsrtans
hurw
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Al f.SweIl-Iogelt, q. Haverhin. =
Al New He'd diurh-N Neu hcdfofd, 10, Fall River, n,
Al Lynn-- Lynn, . Lawrence. o.
At Worcester Worcester. a, hrockton o.
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Totals g - q o
sRaa for Chsp IN ths hinth inning
'Ilan Tor Holtf In the eieyenth inniug.
tive out When winning run Sas maoe
Toronto.. ! -
NeWsrk OOOS 90 -
Runs-Torunto Shaw. Deal Delehaniy
NeWark-Meyer. McCinuiiy, Schishy. Getlman,
danisy Stoleu base- shaW. SAcfince ~
" srhlany. Newton Three base hit-Limmerulan
Home Fun-snaw. Double piay-N NsNt t0a. Naughn
and Deal hits-Of kiebeT. IN nine inninga
Strrck out-Py Klebcf. .. By Mrlinhity. :. by
Nrwtnn. ftrEt base on balls on hieher. y 0n
NeWton =. on McGinnity. l. uit hy pitchef-
~ NeWton Crisp: By kieheT Olinpatrlrn.
VIA uitrhss- Kiebrr Passed balls Crisp.
tmnlre N chief -Finncran Assistant umpire
Wursf Tine hour and - mlnutFa.
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snatted for Sweeney IN the sevcnth inning.
Matted for Vaughn IN The eighth inning.
tone out when winning run vas made.
irnglaub out hit BY batied bail
Washington. .....O % OOg o o o %
NeW YORK Is
huns washington Milan. Srhaefer New
YORK Hem uhlll. lApoftc. Gardner. FIRST base
On rrron Washington, I, Nrw YORK y FfW
base on balls OF Johnson, 4. on vaughn. g.
strurA out ~ johnson. 4: BY Vaughn. = ~
W arhon. o Thr-e base ht Hlcmphll sacfif'e
hits Tefvelt chase {. n1nch. Austin. St1lru
ha-es Milan. 3 Scharfe~ HemphIf. Woltcr. Z.
Austin Double play Elbcrieid. JnEhub and
NrHHde Passed ha=SWceney. Hits. on
VauFhn : IN cirht Innings. on WARRIOR. IN two
innlHFs lmplrc in rhirf-Dinrcn. Assistant
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At nanviiie r1rtsmouth, 2. Danville. J.
al Norfolk Norinlk. IS LynrhburE
al Roanoks Roanoke. ~. HlrhmOnd. D.
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Rochester RAPED partial revenge against
Jersey Clty yesterday afternoon b. trimming
thf 81 eetrrs IN their Uuu Gruunds. Jersey CITY
tTi-d out Joe Hartiey Ia The boz. their purchase
from ths southern League He vas hatted out
% the linN On the nrti round With Hour bits and
four runs against him, The score
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'Ratisd for Fisher IN the eleventh inning.
Cleveland ...... q q o q q q o . -
81 louis. 90 I o q q o o o.
Runs Cleveland Lnke. 81 Louis
Strrmmel Two base hits-Lord. 2. Three bass
hits-gt0ne. Grhney. krueger. s1crihce ntl-
Frs1rrly, Iaioie, Kruger. Stovnll. Double ulag--
fTartrru and Ahftein. stolen haset-Honman,
Bradley Wild uiirhcs-Strenimcl, :. Firat base
on halls 90 Strrmrirl S. 0f Linke. 4. struck out
ny sfr-nmri. 5. BY tinke. . Left on hases--
81 Louis. s. Cleveland. 70 Umpire In chief
Perrtnc assistant umpire O'Loughiin- Tine
. hours and . minute,
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Wagnsr and Flyun. Flfat haae o. hall-oR
Adama, 2; OF Mclntirs. 3 struck 0ab-ny heIn-
tre. = Umpire IN chiaf--oDay. Assistant um-
plTe-pfsnnan. nme-t h9uE and - minuegs.
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ENSTERN LEAGUE.


In another Rnth inning Aniah. Uith Jake Gett.
man's Naliop az the savior Neunfk made it three
straight over Toronto in Newark yeaierdAy'
rheFe were three On bass When 0ettman hned one
inside ire thlrd hasa line. The score.
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Totals N 70 = -
sRat,ad for Geg In the ninth ihniag.
t9stied Tor Mattcrn In the second inhing.
,ilsa l0r smith IN ne serond inniBg
,.st.s.t,t,ta A0an 80 %
- ..t 900 0 %
pu.s PhIadeiphia- TITUS. , Grani. 2. Mage.
Enabs. Doalan. Mcouiilen boston- Motan 2
C9IIns Herfog. NBeeney. 2. Graham. Ferguson.
rt-st ha4- an cFraFs- Bgstn 7 PhiladFirhia. 2
LsN "a haass hostan. 4. PhiladtlphiA, g fiTst
49, N haiis-O on uroWn, I. Od Ffork. .. od Nc.
oulIien l. on M1rrn. Z 81 Moore, T. struck out
~ Vrork :. by MOTen, ny MOlre. None
-5ts. roifins sweeney Two base hita-Titus.
MAGE Reck Hransngli. aacdacs m's-ShaTpe.
~ - !. uoolan stolen bases knahc, Z, Graham.
upran p Hrsnaaeid ult bY pitcheT- -ny brown
1E1sbst Umutrs IN chief Iuhnstone Assist
ani umpire Moran. Tine : hours and . min.
utes.
"A PtryHnrun s: CmIcAno N. ~. g.
P,FTaHuun. May PttisburE took 70 days
sams from No Cubs By tinrly hitunE and taxing
sfvantara 81 ne visitors eTrBEa President
raft rooted aii during me game for ne Pirates
poth Adams and Mrlnure aerc retired and
Isineid ard Pfefer finished tae game. The
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A. Indiana noIIs- Indianapolis. Z. TBlefo. Z.
AZ LousvIiie=C Columhus, o. Louisvile, g.
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Tine, bOun and 10 MIA

puuAnsiPHIA "a. ~. :. Anaros "A. ~. a
PHnApuPHIA. May alive runs IN the hingh
were suf1cieni 70 yin an uplin game inr tho
thletics to-day. The score.
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!SSi,sd sis for S RisSeT = 4 IA she ninth inning.
Ciacinnau.............s ......s S6i ii0i =
Runs-SL Louis-HugEins. Kelly. Hauseg.
O'HAra. CinCinnad-heschef. Miller. Hobhtfel,
Mitchell. =. Egan, !. Mclean, Ciarke. Two base
hitt-Egan. Mitchell Three haac mn-Egen,
clarke stolen haaes-heachcr, Phelps. Double
pays-DowEey, Egsn and hohhitel ~ Hauser
First base on haus-On Rowan, q on Corridor.
:. oh konctchy. I. hlt bY pitchef- By Rowan
lhugKins. struck out-BI Rowan. T. Left 90
hAsea-C -CinciRnhu. s. 81 Louis, s. Umpire
aaginnis Time-i hour and 81 minutes
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nAsElAlLs 80, = ?; ~ ~. 4 "a AH'yissn gs x
-Al1.
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Hassbaii. Wsshiasssa FaTl,. Ts-day. F.m.
Bfo6kIyn " NsW Yafk Adm. tor.-AeF
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Runs Rnchestsr -ptttce. Osborn, Deinlngcr 2.
CAMEL Alnrrmnn Jersey Ciiy Johnson
irst hase On errurs.-Jrrsey city, Z, Rochester !
I IN On bases Jersey city. s. Rochester 2 First
hase on balls Of RaEan, !. on hartley. Z. %
Z rrry (. struck out ~ hartley. O. 81 Ferry. Z
b, paraI a Three haae hits Jnhnson. Amer
r1.n Two hase nj =Hanninn. SAcriars hits
HOLLY. Han ford. Sacrnce o. Alperman. Stoen
base nclningrr Passed ball apahr Umpire
IN CHIEF H0ly Assistant umpire Kelly. Time
! hour and IS minutes.
At FRovInUNcs.
Runsln 10000 OOOss ssz
prnytdenrr o. 40 al
Batenes- Carmiehaei. dunes and AcAlistef.
slime and Fitzgerald.
At BALTIMORE.
Montreal al........l ooee O2si
lsiunnrr . s0Oa . 50
Batteries WIGS and Bridges Maloy and
Py eT.
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Hlna-lhlrago-lfnrlla, Chanra. fitEturr--
EnrleI. 2. Cnuut1l, 2. 0inrul. I've ftaF hIn--
ht1s-C 1uunfll. Aarndra hit-miIaF
- 1el-Ii1hers lTfne nuu1l1 ulaT--
The sun., 1910-05-03

Al Holyoke Northampton, q hoiyohs. 3.
al Hartford Hartford. Z. New Britain. ,.
The sun., 1910-05-03
HILLHOPPEUS FINISH WELL
TAKE a TEN INNING FRACAS
FROM WASHINGTONS.
HemphnI Makes . Three BAEger. ahd He
and Chase Employ the squeeEe f0r
Final Run-Athleties Beat Bost0n
and Go 10 First Place n the Race

The New York Americans we're strong at
the finish yesterday and took a ten inning
fracas from the Washingtona. beating
Walter Johnson for the second time this
season. The Athletics did some finishing
too. and snatchsd q zane from the BOstons
They vent 70 hrst place. tho DetrOits not
playing The Clsveiands won an eleven
inning game in ~. Louis. and Il Il pretty
race fOF the Lead IN the iirst divisioh. The
results
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Games Scheduled fSy To-day

Games Scheduled fsg TO-day.
ANERIcAN LHAoUH
Washinaton IN Neu York: Bosion 10 Philadsi
phia. Detroit In Chicago. Cleveland IN 81 Lotas
NATIONAL LRA0un.
New York " BrOoklyn. PhiiadelphlR IN Bostaa
Chicago IN pittsburg.
EAsTEEE LMAaUA
hOntreal IN BaiumoTa
The sun., 1910-05-03

Other nasebaSl Games Yesterday.
Az WAsEmurOE.
S,TslSls S.TrRs,ouS SibSssflG I
Aaiisries- aFOWh and Roam: Balrsr and FseSan
AZ @AHOyTn.
nsru%Sa,h.. fsiIlSS bsGbH
batteries -Haynss tnd BurFington: Ailohsl and
Chadbourne.
A. MGW naFeu-Yala PFeahmen, 3. WnHrsa0ar
Artdemy. eight iauinrsi.
AZ Chntoa, " Y..sI LAvFeaes UnivsgEg. "a
fauiiitSn College, 70.
AZ PAVING -PsuIinS School. ,; Tan ssbool. q
south Atlantie Leagne.
~ sayannah-M -Maeon. 7: Eavannah. Z
AZ AuHusta C1iurnbua. ": Augusta. o
AZ C0iumbia-Jss I; cSlunbis, 1.
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FtrTsurRd

Totals - N -
Mated Tor shsrkard IN ne hin1h nninE
Salssso ,l..,s.,,, .....s .sss9Sss8 a.
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unpire-ConnOily.
ufes.
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Totals - s;ss y a..
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27
BIRTHS.

BOYS
red Brooks, 4ib Grand River.
Albert Johnson, SO rarkWood
charles Porter. Wonan's hospital
Man Nogel. $50 Chamberlain
Gustav Clans. 33g MayburA.
Frank Miller. &s1 Orleans
Charles Gehrken. GS2 KercheVal
Edward Wehlan, 291 Concord
Alfred Albright IS Rirhton
Archibald Sargent, Us Adams
Robert McCullough. ltS Harrison
Louis kanter. l25 Benton.
Fred lsoulo. lls9 Din.
otto Warmhier 1885 Thirtieth.
Thomas Nro.irk. $50 Ash
William Nuremberg, t2N2 Mt. Elliott
Thomas Moulc. SIS Field
GIRLS
Nelson Wohlg"hagen. AS Wesson
Frederick Dittman. 476 south
Donald Mac Donald. SIS Warren.
Gustaf Hartman. 1862 Piquetts
Gustaf Frrus. S2S Chene
Ernest Adams. S45 Eighteenth
lobcrt spur 1886 Beaubien
Valentine Grieser INA Baldwin
John MurbCch, 4i6 Brainard
Rome Tompkins IS Avery
Richmond tin 434 Lemay
George Fischer. 396 Dubois
Myron Grant. 1876 Pine.
Gerald Williams I'll Fisher.
Fred Glunz. 43S Wabash
t,lwood Olney Harper hospital
Joseph Preba. $50 Mitchell
Zen lamin Frumm. 249 Adelaide
John RathS, 81 Lovrtt
Joseph Nolan - Butternut
william Mcbride. 200 Lacrosse.
Joseph Fuch, $50 Madison
August tehlan. 40 JOS Campau.
Henry Faes. tss Porter
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27
DOLITICAL
L PALAVER

Back OF the harmony that has sud
denly come over the Republican ma
Jority In the council Is the embryonic
candidacy of President Thomas Glin-
nan for the mayorahy Glinnans
friends have quit lighting Mayor Brett
meyers policies, anu witt do every
thing they can 10 hurry along "A sub
mission OF the committee OF fifty plan
To the people The reason Is not far
10 seek. Glinnan's friends Delieye
that the mayors plan will be defeated
and that Breitmeyer will thus he 80.
moved from the mayoralty race. Then
why then the star OF Gilman Will Dc
discerned burning brightly I'm the far
western horizon OF the city inasmbch
as the mayors party believes tina, the
settlement plan will carry, the help OF
the Glinnanites Is accepted gratetu'y.
Charles A. Gadd will be the next
city clerk. That lis what they are say
ing around the city hall or course.
no one ventures to say just how soon
there Will be new city clerk. the
present incumbent having about a.
tight q hold on the place as anyone
could wish But Gadd is in line when
the time comes lie has IA host OF
friends and Is adding to them all the
time and he knows the game OF poll
ties from the sub-celar up. RumOr
has II that there viii be grand shin
In 1912. with Nichols going ont for
1he shrievalty. and George I. Cast m
for the county authorship 10 replace
Forbes ..>...i-.-~.. That is the way
hat thngs are expected 10 open NJ
when the time comes
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Jozeta .Anielak - years s. Kirby
T., nephritis
Bertha Emde - years Kings aos-
bit,9lI puerperal septicaemia 80,
nth castro euteritiS.
Joanna stuart, - years, i5s Twe'fth}
pneumonia
Mary G!od % days. 1905 Military
George W Glidden 80 years. 243
Seventeenth, pneumonia
Thomas Corhett 80 years. zoo 40
bort, tuberculosis
Henry Afeldt IS years. s., Beau
fait. pneumonia.
charles Rose. 81 years asi Division;
Frank Wasik SO years Eloise. Mich !,
tut erCulosis
Howard Ansterburg. - days. Woic-
an hospital. acute gastritls.
Lottie Hughes, ~ years. - Mary $
hospital, carbolic poisoning, suicide
Jessie NJ Ancutt year. 1899 La
Anna Range, 50 years. 40 Town
send. paralysis
FANNIE Segal months, 2S7 Watson;
Ellen \. McInerpey. 80 years. So
Brook lyn bronchitis
Annie NJ Horg- 10 months. ~ Hib-
bardls pneumonia.
Wilfred h carpenter months. l55l
warren w; pulmonary congestion.
Gustav Eichstaedt - years, 4IS i.lv-
ernuis nepatic cirrhosis.
Peter ! David, % years. Cincinnati
O; Inquest pending
Procapia Cusiamano. 30 years, 20
Monroe: gunshot wound. murder.
James /. Carleton, Il years 81 Grttm-
moud, pneumonia.
Emma Wood 80 years, 131 Pine
fracture OF skull
Anna kiCZYnska 90 years. S29 Farms
worth. pneumonia.
Albert MlsZker. - Years. $40 ltIO-
peile. nephritis.
William Assam, - years. i6l Nei-
mont. carcinoma.
Edward r.. Warren, - years. l65 Null
lett, inquest pending.
Jerome McShcrer, 90 years, q Jener-
son. heart disease.
Ioseph Knox. IS years 2sA Eliot;
.caThOIiC aVid poISonTHg, SUTCTut.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES

William H. Forrest. 81 Mary sharb-
now. a.
James a Dunwoodie, ~. Detroit;
FLORENCE /. Smith. -. I.awton.
Ianiel bell. -, River Rouge, Alma
llaule IS, same.
:, Percy . Thompson -: Hattie 81.
:. Jemes \. poollttle, II. Catherine
William f. schultz. 20 Covingtor.
ny; Anna Rochelle. 10. Detroit.
Joseph Ruszkiewstcz. 81; Anna kar-
WOwlto. 10.
Herman r. sitter. -, Mary V Jau.
gen 20.
Frank +. Steinllen, 20; Anna Elliott.
Frank Colosino, -, Marie Palma. -
Michael kreza. %. Julia Becker -.
William S"kul -, LeokadSa SZabiin-
ska. ~
Edward stinhuscr ~ Emma cut
ing. -
isnata snihyta ~ Frances Jarosz,
Dudley W Brown -, Catherine NJ.
Lepine. 90"
Frank NJ stafford, A., Boris y. Van
Size. 80.
,irorge y. Ferguson, 81 Maude A.
Jatobus 20
Walter : Qulnlon. 20. cleveland. o.:
Eelcn g Ryan, - Detroit
julius SNwencryinSki &3, Josepnlne
Palsy nski. .
Aslilcs Woodruff. 80. RIVER Rouge,
Mabel Bradley. -. Rodney
Daniel Newman. 22. Wanda Mar
quette. 20
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27
DIED.

her residence, 20
Montcalm-st east April -. l2l0
Jane widow OF the late AMBROSE
II adley. Funeral Thursday. April
- from residence at $50 and az -
Peter and Pnurs cathedral O'Clock
residence. 33G Macomb st. sarah
Jane carter retict or the late Jarte s
y carter and only sister 90 Mps
Nancy Harrison. Of Philadelphia
PA mother Of Mrs Elizabeth Barncs
Mrs. Lula Harris Mrs Susie Jackson
James u. carter ana Lewis Carte.
Funernl from above residence Thurs
day afternoon az 80 and TO Secohd
BAPTIST church az lntermeGt a.
Elmwnod
ARPENTER April Is WUft.d R,rt
carpenter, 'pfapt son OF Norman T..
and clara u. Carpenter. Fuutral 80 q
Vices from residence 1851 Warren
dNe. west Thursday AZ 10 al m. ~.
term"nt az Romeo Mich. VIA fun, AZ
20. Mary Goold. AT az
residence. -. Fourtecnth-aNe Jt-
loved wife ~ Thomas 9. Gouid. and
mother OF Thomgs, George. Waltcs
Eva end Mrs Mcdonald and sistcr
of Gordon p'Neil and Mrs. PatltcK
RYAN. Funeral Thut sdav at \ o.cIuc Is
from residence. and at $50 al =,
Nincents church,
McGOUGu April 20. Charles j.. ag.n
% wears beloved son OF Mr.. ard AIRS.
Frank McGough. Funeral from resi-
6ence 30 i.grued- st east Friday. 81
$50 e. m fp - Peter and Pau :
Jesuit church at 3
I{ANGE-Apru -. 1910 Annie. hcIpvCd
widow ct the late ilenTN Range. aged
~ YEARS Funeral from r"sidvE,c.
30 Townsend ave Thursday 3 - ma
and a. tie German Bethanta cht .rCH.
corner l'isher and ST Paul-st~ 81
2.2o y m.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27
KILLED IN FOLDING BED.
Mans Neck is Broken and Wife is
Nearly smothered.

NEW YORK. April 21--Groans
flom the apartment occupied ny VIII
hard Smith and wife in a boa ding
house on West Thirty-sixth-sr. early
today attracted The attention OF other
Inmates. When they broke down the
door and entered. they found the
couple doubled lp In their folding bed.
smith was dead. his neck having been
lrcken. and Mrs Smith las nearly
sinothered. Smith was q wealthy wal
PAPER manufactured OF Waterbury
Conn