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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-09-24
Request to Delay L0rin1er
Case Until After Election
Refused; to Begin Monday

Chicago 23The senatorial committee investigating the
time
taking testimony action until after
by the attorney este
that the committee would
permit Atty Alfred representing the Chicago Tribune and
representing Lomer In the nearing
The Trbunes list Of witnesses was submitted and the commit.
the official record
the balotng during the period
including the election Of Lorimer The
taking testimony will Monday
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-09-24
TAFT RECEIVES VISITORS.
President Meets Friends at Home o.
Brother in Cincinnati; Has
Quiet Day.

Cincinnati, O., Sept. 23.-President
Taft will today receive visitors at the
home of his brother, visit the Cincin-
natl Refuge Home, motor to the new
Woodward high school and this even
ing will dine with his sister-in-law
Mrs. Charles Anderson, at her home.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-09-24
phode Island Leader Dead.

Providence, R. l., Sept. 23.-General
Charles r. Brayton, the blind leader
of the Rhode Island republicans, and
a member of the national republican
committee. is dead
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-09-24
TEXAS CITIES
HAVE MADE GAINS
FORTH WORTH AND SAN AN
TONIC MAKE RECORD;
GALVESTON LOSES
Washington, D. c., Sept. 2s.-
The population of Baltimore, Nd,
is 55s,4s5 people, an Increase
of 49,528.

Washington. D. c.. Sept. 23.-Popu-
lation statistics Of the thirteenth CEN
sus have been made public by the
census bureau for the following
cities:
1910 Gain Pct.
Manchester, N. -H..70,063 1906 22.9
Ft. Worth, Tex. !. 1892 1854 l74.7
Galveston, Tex 1881 1908 +2.1
San Antonio. Tex .96,614 1922 81.2
*Decrease.
The decrease in the population OF
Galveston, as compared with the pop
ulation ten years ago, is explained by
Texans here as directly due to the
great tidal wave of September. 1900,
when between eleven and twelve thorl-
sand people lost lives The terrible
catastrophe rent asunder families and
left the survivors without means to re.
build. Texans credit the phenomenal
growth shown by Fort Worth to the
packing industry which has been
established there.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-09-24
Iowan Dies Suddenly.

Monticello. Sept. 3D. Especial III
c. Grimm. one of the pioneer farmers
of Jones county died rather suddenly
yesterday at his home in Wyoming.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-09-24
CHILD HURLED FROM TRACK.
Fireman Attenps to Rescue Babe on
Track, But is Too
ate.

Monticello. Sept. 23.-( Especial -
The little two year old son of Godfrey
Snyder was struck by the passenger
train at this place, and injured. but
not seriously. The fireman attempted
to reach the child and jumped upon
the COW catcher. He was too late and
the child was hurled from the track.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-09-24
GIRLS AFFIDA VT
is MADE PUBLIC
ATTEMPT TO HAVE coWNIE RE-
PLY TO TRUTH OR FALslTY or
CHARGES, HOWEVER, MEETS or.
POSITION OF COURT.
ToDAY's DEVELOPMENTS
IN THE CARROLL TRIAL.

Attorney Parsons for defense
moved that court direct a verdict
and cites the reasons.
State introduces four witnesses
by whom It is thought to show
that Governor Carroll acted ma
liclousIy In publishing articles OF
May "a, In that he discussed the
Cownie charges with them prior to
their publication.
Affidavit Of velma Howard, Nit
chellviIle inmate, read into the REQ
ord after Harvey lngham testlfies
It was read to him at the confer
ence with Governor Carroll.
Court refuses to allow Cownie
to testify 40 to truth or falsity OF
the charges.
Testimony of Forest Trsas, so ]
retary Of board OF control, 10 com,
pIeted and evidence shows board
Of control at tlmes purchased sup
plies for state Institutions without
asking for estimates.
5'sF ah-A- sS> Aa>A
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-09-24
BUT FEW LEFT 70 SOLICIT LAST
NIGHT WHEN WORKERS RE-
PORTED AT HEADQUARTERS TO
COMPARE NOTES OF DAY.
SOUTH SIDE BOOSTER
I SHOW GOOD RESUL rs.
RAISE A GOOD SHARE OF FUND
NEEDED AND WITH BALANCE
OF COMMITTEES PROSECUTE
CAMPAIGN WITH vIGoR.

The ottumwa Commercial as
sociation this afternoon wired
the Moline Pump Co. at Moline,
ILL.,, to send on their machinery.
The required amount has been
raised.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-09-24

CONTINUED on Page 81
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-31
ROADY KENEHAN,

CHAS. s. KIRKENDALL,
Postoffice address. Fruita, Colorado.
Place of residence, Fruita, Colorado.
Place Of business, Fruita, Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-31
ANDREW OHMAN,

Postofice address. Box 50, Deer Trail.
Colorado.
Place of residence. Deer Trail. Colora-
do.
Place of business, Deer Trail, Colora-
do.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-31
FOR STATE TREASURER.
(vote for one.)

(Vote for One)
JAMES f. COLLIER,
Postoffice address. 1872 South Union
Ave, Pueblo, Colorado.
Place of residence. 427 Broadway.
Pueblo, Colorado.
Place of business, 1872 South Union
Ave-, Pueblo. Colorado.
ROADY KENEHAN,
Postofice address. State Capitol Build
ing. Denver. Colorado.
Place of residence, 1854 Winona St.,
Denver, Colorado.
Place of business. State Capitol Build
ing. Denver. Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-31
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE.
(Vote for One.


RALPH URBANE GAZETTE,
Postofnce address, Gunnison, Colora-
do.
Place OF residence. Gunnison, Colora-
Place of business, Gunnison. Colorado.
MARTIN HURWITZ,
Postofi1ce address, 754 Jason ST., Den
yer, Colorado.
Place of residence, 251S fremont
Place, Denver, Colorado.
Place of business, 754 Jason st., Dem
yer, Colorado.
THOMAS L.. JAAISON,
Postoffice address, Trinidad, Colorado.
Place OF residence, Trinidad, Colora-
do.
Place of business. Tr;nidad. Colers do.
MICHAEL A. LEDDY,
Postofflce address. MaIitor, Colorado.
Place of residence. Man,tou. Colorado.
Place Of business, Manitou, Colorado.
Mia TUPPER MAYNARD,
Postofice address. 508S Tennyson st..
Denver, Colorado.
Place of residence, 50S8 Tennyson ST.,
Denver. Colorado.
Place of business. 5088 Tennyson ST.,
Denver. Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-31

GEORGE STEPHAN,
Postofflce address, Delta. Colorado.
Place OF residence. Delta. Colorado.
Place Of business. Delta. Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-31

Sociaiis, Labor. /
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Or STATE SENATOR, SIXTEENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT
(vote for One.)

ROBERT s. CLARK,
Postoffice address. Al Colorado Ave,
Grand Junction, Colorado.
Place of residence. sos Ute Ave. :,
Grand Junction, Colorado.
Place of business. AL Colorado Ave-,
Grand Junction, Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-31

LUTHER CASSELL KINIKIN,
Postofice address, Montrose, Colorado.
Place of residence, Montrose, Colora-l
do.
Place of business, Nontrose. Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-31

Vote for One.)
ISAAC \. STEVENS.
Postoffice address, 400 E. & C. Build-I
ing, Denver. Colorado.
Place of residence, 1898 Washington
ST., Denver. Colorado.
Place of business, 409 E. & C. Build-l
ing, Denver, Colorado.
EDWARD T. TAYLOR,
Postoffice address, Kamm Block,
Glenwood Springs, Colorado.
Place of residence, 903 Bennett ave,
Glenwood Springs. Colorado.
Place OF business, Kamm Block,
Glenwood Springs, Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-31

JOHN b. STEPHEN,
Postofice address. Colorado City. Col
orado.
Place Of residence, Colorado Street
Colorado City, Colorado.
Place of business, Colorado City. Colo
RADIO.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-31

GEORGE W. TEAL,
Postoffice address. Boulder National
Bank Bldg. Boulder. Colorado.
Place OF residence, 1919 Spruce ST..
Boulder, Colorado.
Place of business, s Boulder National
Bank Bldg, Boulder, Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-31
1oI GOVERNOR.
tvots for one.)

GEORGE ANDERSON,
Postoffice address, 2312 E. 3rd Ave,
Denver. Colorado.
Place OF residence. 1912 E. 3rd Ave,
Denver, Colorado.
Place of business 2312 T. 3rd Ave-.
Denver, Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-31

PHIDELA AIIONZO RICE,
Postoffice address, Grand Junction,
Colorado.
Place Of residence. Grand Junction.
Colorado.
Place Of business. Grand Junction,
Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-31
FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT FOR THE TERN OF
TEN YEARS
Vote for One
". p. COLLINS,
Postoffice address, 1904 Pine ST.,
Boulder. Colorado.
Place of residence, 1904 Pine St..
Boulder, Colorado.
Place of business, 1904 Pine St.,
Boulder, Colorado.

JAMES Il. GARRIGUES,
Postofice address. Greeley, Colorado.
Place Of residence, Greeley, Colorado
Place of business. Greeley, Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-31

ANNA l.. WOICOTT,
Postoffice address. 1881 E. 14th Ave.
Denver. Colorado.
Place of residence, 1881 East 14tl
Ave, Denver. Colorado.
Place of business. 1881 East 14tt
Ave, Denver, Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-31
FOR REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO
(Vote Two)

JOHN T. BOTTOM,
Postoffice address, 412 E. & c. Build
ing, Denver, Colorado.
Place of residence, 164S Washington
ST., Denver, Colorado.
Place of business, 412 E. & c. Build
ing, Denver, Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-31

JULIUS c. GUNTER,
Postofiice address, 529 Equitable
Building, Denver. Colorado
Place Of residence, 1863 Josephine
ST., Denver. Colorado.
Place of business, 529 Equitable
Bldg, Denver, Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-31

HENRY W. PINKHAM,
Postofice address. 1928 Clay st.. Den
yer, Colorado.
Place of residence, 2528 Clay ST.,
Denver, Colorado.
Place of business. 252S Clay St., Den
yer, Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-31

JAMES A. DAVIDSON,
Postoffice address. Salida. Colorado.
Place of residence. Salida, Colorado.
Place of business, Salida, Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-31

JOHN F. SHAFROTH,
Postoffice address, State Capitol Build
ing, Denver, Colorado.
Place of residence. 1897 York st.,
Denver, Colorado.
Place of business, State Capitol Build
ing, Denver, Colorado.
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ti
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-31
WM. JOHN RITCHIE.

Postofice address. 1923 W. 9th st
Denver, Colorado.
Place of residence. 424 Kalamath St
Denver, Colorado.
Place of business, 1923 W. 27th St
Denver, Colorado.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-23
AGED MAN INJURED.
Found with Skull Fractured in
Northeast Park.

An unidentified white man, about sixty
years old, was found unconscious from a
fracture of the skull I'm a park at edary-
land avenue and Fourteenth street north
east about II 30 o'clock last night.
He was removed 10 Casualty Hospital
In an ambulance Physicians found the
v Tound TO be serious. An operation was
performed TO remove the pressure Of the
skull on the brain.
II could not be learned from an exami-
nation Of the wound whether it had been
inflicted by a weapon or was the result
OF the man falling. striking his head
against the curb. He appears 10 be a
lsborer. A card found In his pocket
bore the name OF Richard Hunt The
police are investigating the case on the
theory that the man was the victim Of
foul play. Detective Patrick OBrien has
been detailed on the case.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-23
TWO CARS PERFECT.
Washington Motorists Reach Rich
mond Over Bad Roads.
lecial 10 The Washington Herald.

SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald.
Richmond, Va, Oct. 22.-'rhe cars in the
shingtonzRichmond run arrived here
this afternoon from Staunton over rough
roads. Only two or the ears stood tho
trip with perfect scores. Harry Walls, in
his No. 9 Maxwell, and Guy Carter, pilot
in a No. Washington, were these.
aOwing TO the bad road conditions to-
day. the cars skidded frequently and at
many places sunk in mud and heavy ruts.
II was almost impossible TO get through
unseathed. The conditions and the fire.
quency Of demands on the oil supply were
the causes OF penalties.
The tourists VIII meet at the headquar-
ters. at the Richmond Hotel. tomorrow.
Walls, who is 4 member OF several Gid
den tours. says ii was the toughest trip
he has ever participated in.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-23

Nashua. n. II, Oct. 22.-From morning
till night to-day New Hampshire ap-
plauded what Col. Roosevelt said about
Robert p. Bass. gubernatorial nominee.
There were several interesting remarks
that Mr.. Roosevelt dropped in the course
OF his tour to-day Besides the enthusi-
asm he displayed for Mr.. Bass, he spoke
of President Charles F. Melen. OF the
Boston and Maine. In connection with the
topic OF corporations staying out Of poll
tics
lie was glad that Mr.. Mellen announced
that his road would have no more lobby
lists at Concord. and he said he had no
doubt Mr.. Mellen would keep his promise,
but the colonel advised his New England
constituents to leave no loophole through
which the corporations can squeeze. NIr
Roosevelt suspected that Mr.. MeHen's
withdrawal meant that his road had been
mixed uT in New Hampshire politics in
the past. That tickled the crowds i'm
mensely.
AsSsiIs Judge Baldwin.
II seems impossible for the colonel 10
let a day slip by without making a pass
at one Of the Democratic candidates. For
the first time he mentioned Judge Simeon
Baldwin. whom the Democrats Of Con-
necticut have nominated for governor
He said that Mr. Baldwin as Judge had
occupied a -'retrogressive position on the
subject Of workingmen's compensation. q"
That charge has been brought up before
The colonel cannot indorse q man like
that because employers liability and
woriingmens compensation are among
/ his hobbies in proITessiveness
| The taTin was touched UPON only
I briefly. for Col Roosevelt has expressed
I hlssNtews almost daily on his trips. He
/ repeated to-day that he believes this
country Is definitely committed 10 protec-
/ ton as principle, but not as 70 a tumble
[ Of preference IN making H. The COM
mission viii FIX that
( "Our opponents say they won't adhere
I % the principle which Is right" the
. colonel said, but theyH stand for the
method which is wrong" And thus he
/ dismissed the subject
While the colonel was explaining that
I he is not "a menace TO prosperity, and
t that lie does not want 20 be a king. he
brought up the New NationaIism and
I drltuQeu lL warmly. lie declared IN
/ equivocally that he Is willing TO stand
I by every word he uttered, East or West
or South. The Manchester audience
/ CEeeTed him when he said IT,
! HatIeSs in the Rain.
! Part Of the day il rained. The colonel
/ made hit at Merr.mac Commons IN
| Manchester because he stood hatless and
/ overCoatless in the drizzle and Joshed a
/ man who murmured that he might melt
} away Not the colonel He was willing
/ to stay and talk long after the timid
/ folks sifted out Of the park for shelter.
| Candidate Bass came to Boston early
this morning 20 escort the colonel Gov.
/ Quiaby. Of New Hampshire Joined the
party a little later and a special car
was hauled out Of the north station at
10 O'Clock
The first stop was at Concord. There
on the steps of the State capitol Mr.
| Roosevelt made his initial speech Of the
/ day 10 a crowd Of about 1900 persons.
Continued on Page q, Column I.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-23
CUBAN GENERAL SHOT.
WouId-he Assassin Arrested with
Smoking Revolver.

Havana, Oct 22.-Gen. Guerra. COM
mander-in-chief OF the Cuban army.
while driving from the palace at 10
o'clock tonight In an ambulance. was
shot by national policeman The gem
eral tried TO stand up. but fell from the
ambulance. bruising his shoulder and
elbow. A Outstanding policeman rushed
up and received a bullet through the
breast. after which the would-be assas-
sin fired two more shots at Gen. Guerra
and then fed into the Fuerza Barracks.
where he was captured.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-23
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
Pages.

a. krH.
1-Rain Interferes With Flights.
Gaynor Guest at White House.
Crippen Found Guilty
Foraker Assails Roosevelt.
Colonel Places Ban on Lobbyists.
Two-cent Fare Demanded.
Cubs Defeat the Athletics.
S-Heavy Expenditures in Panama.
-EditOrial
6-Dimcult to See Police Inspector.
Fire at Capitol Heights.
Taft 10 Attend Horse Show.
The Week in Music
S-News OF the Auto World.
9-Firm Is Fifty Years Old.
Horse Leaps Into Auto.
at Fairgrounds.
PART TWO.
In the World of Society.
Suburban Social Notes.
Cable News from Europe.
Darling Nellie Gray"
Week at Local Playhouses.
Actors Who's Who.
New York Theaters.
q p. o. Items OF Interest.
PART THREE.
Editor Patterson a Hustler.
Slow TO Recognize Republic.
Mexican's Neat Revenge.
Modern Fashions Not Irrational
Weeks Review OF Books.
Wants Husband Pardoned.
The Optimists' Corner.
After the Motor Ride.
The New Hat This Season.
SPORTING SECTION.
ALEXANDRIA SECTION.
REAL ESTATE, SECTION.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-23
Big Game To-day Described
By HeraId'S MegaphOne Man.

The championship baseball
game between the Cubs and Ath-
IetIes scheduled for Chicago this
afternoon will be described mi
nuteIy by The WashingtOn Her
aids megaphOne man, who VIII
announce every play, call of
balls and strikes on the batters,
and recIte all the interesting
features of the big contest.
The Washington Heraid's leased
wire runs direct from the press
box at the Chicago park 90 this
Office, and every move of the
players will be accurately fash
ed.
Local fans are nli cordially In
yfted To drop around and hear
the news. There Is ample stand
Ing room in Fifteenth street for
all who may wish to follow the
progress OF what promises tn he
the hardest fought battle of the
series.
The game starts promptly at :
o'clock, and as there is one
hours difference In time, the first
reports Will be megaphOned at 3
O'Clock.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-23
POLICE FIND TRAIL.
Paris Houses Searched for Anareh-
istic Literature.

Paris Oct PA week has passed since
the government announced that il was
or the track Of a conspiracy Of revo-
lutionary sabotage. More than twenty
houses have been searched in Paris.
Searches were also made AT Toulon. Va
lenciennes. Lille, Brest and many pro-
vincial towns. with the sole result. so
far as is publicly known, that much an
aIchistic literature was seized
There is an unconhrmed report that
the police know the band who manufac-
tured the bombs recently exploded OF
attempted TO be exploded here
TWenty-eight interpretations already
await the ministry upon the reopening OF
the Chamber of Deputies. Most OF them
refer TO the railway strike
The Washington herald., 1910-10-23
SENATOR ALDRICH RECEIVERS.
Cut over Eye Most Serious Result of
Accident.

New York. Oct. 22.-At the home of
Winthrop Aldrich, son Of Senator Nelson
W Aldrich, where the Rhode Island Sen,
ator has been confined since he was
knocked down by a Madison avenue car
on Thursday evening. the Senator de-
scribed his accident to-day, and said he
would be out OF doors tomorrow.
A bad cut over the left eye was the
most serious result OF the accident.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-23
FISHERMEN REBEL.
Inhabitants of Italian City Angered
at Cholera Preeaution.

Rome. oct. 22-The inhabitants Of
Bescegh, near Bari, who are mostly
fisher folk, exasperated because of the
prohibition of fishing because OF the
cholera. forcibly expelled the doctors who
were disinfecting the cathedral
Women cleaned the sacred images,
which had been 5lackeRed by the fumi-
cation. The men opposed the entrance OF
the police, who. i'm self-defense, used
their revolvers. One man was killed and
a woman mOrtally wounded
The inhabitants still hold the cathe-
dral, and the police are unable TO dis
lodge them.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-23
&. w. L. an Example.
Fifty Weeks on Broadway.

New York Oct 22-With a record Of
iC2 performances az the Astor Theater.
Seven Days" closed its New York en-
gagement tonight The comedy has had
fifty straight weeks I'm Broadway without
missing a single performance 1t has
the record OF being the first comedy TO
score an Rll-summeT run in New York
The Washington herald., 1910-10-23
FORAKER ASSAILS
NEW NATIONALIST
Regrets that Republicans Are
Not All in Accord.
TAKES ISSUE WITH COLONEL
Former Senator DepIOres Conditions
md Efforts 10 Magnify Unrest.
Danger of observation-disclosures
Patience and All VIII lie Well.

Aside from all other objections
to New NatiOnaIism the doctrine
IL Gs fatally Rt war with our in
stitutioRs and as certainly de-
structiVe of them as any ASSUME
ed or invoked in the name OF
the Southern CORfederhcy.
Such "A preHchment iE not ma
tiOnaIiSm, either new or old, but
imperialism pure and simple.
It Is, in spirit at least, as treason-
able as secession itself.
The power IL would give 40
the President of the United states
would be far more RutOcratic
and dangerous &C. the liberties of
this people than are those OF any
monarchy in Europe.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-23
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia,
Maryland. and Virginia, fair
to-day. Tomorrow fair, with
rising temperature; moderate
westerly winds, becoming vari-
able.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-23
AdIaI stevenson Is seyentv-fve

Bloomington. H., Oct 22.-Adlai F.
Stevenson. former Vice President Of the
United States, will celebrate his seventy
fifth birthday anniversary tomorrow. He
is reported to be in better health than
for several years past Mr.. Stevenson
was born in Kentucky but has been a
resident of this city since his early man
hood
The Washington herald., 1910-10-23

Chicago, Oct. 22.-The Cubs
finally woke up and to-day, before
the most enthusiastic crowd that
ever witnessed a baseball game III
this city, defeated the champion
Athletics in ten-inning game.
4 to 3.
1t was the fourth game of the
worlds championship series. and
meant everything TO the local aggrc-
cation. If the visitors had won,
their chances for the highest base
ball honors would have been snuffed
out.
SHEACKARD THE HERO.
Jimmy Sheckard was the hero OF the
day With two gone and a man on third
ne smashed out a clean single, scoring
the winning run. When Sheckard landed
on one Of Bender's curves and drove out
the single that brought Archer in from
third base with the winning run, the
crowd burst into the field and seized
the players TO carry them from the dla-
mond in triumph.
All through the game after the third
inning il was q mighty uphill fight for
the Cubs. They came into the last half
Of the ninth with the score 8 TO agaiusJ
them. SO wildly exciting had been the
game UP TO this point that the entire
crowd rose from their seats when
Schultz stepped up 10 bat. He smashed
out a double. and the crowd went crazy.
Honman's sacrifice took him 10 third
and from there he scored on Chances
triple 10 deep center.
The widest scene imaginable followed
in the grand stand and bIeachers. Men
pouaded one another with enthusiasm
and smashed hats with abandon. The
tension was eased when the next two
men went out, but then came the tenth
inning and finally victory that was well
executed.
Cole on the Mound.
King Cole was on the slab. and was
there with speed and Judgment. But the
slugging Athletics got IN long hits on
Continued on Page 1. Sport section.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-23
THOUSANDS CHEER WELLMAN.
Banquet TO the American Crew at
Atlantic City Hotel.

Atlantic City. Oct 22.-Five thousand
people lined Atlantic avenue In the pour
ing rain this afternoon and cheered for
Walter Wellman and his crew as they
passed along in automobiles on their way
to the Hotel Chalfonte, their headquar-
teTs.
Officers Of the American Exposition
Company. the Atlantic City syndicate
which backed the Wellman enterprise,
met the party ct the train, and the
Norris Guards acted as the escort Of
honor, Mr.. Wellman and his associates
attended an elaborate banquet at the
Hotel Shelburne given by the syndicate.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-23

Chicago Crowd Wild as Home
Team Lands Game.
SHECKARD is THE HERO
Take Early Lead and
Hold 1t to the Ninth.

Cole and Bender Opposing Pitchers.
but Brown Replaces GOnnester in
Ninth-AnOther Game VIII BE Play
ed In Chicago TO-day-Cubs Are
Carried on Field on Shoulders of
Admirers-Cro.d Is Smaller.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-23
Hughes a Caller.
Senator EIlsIns Importing.

The following telegram concerning
Senator Elkins' condition was received
last night from Elkins secretary, Col
George f. Snyder: Senator Elkins i'm,
prOvem2nt past week has been rapid and
consistent Reports OF serious condition
unfounded."
The Washington herald., 1910-10-23
Manuel 70 Tnke Crnise-

Paris. Oct. 22.-The Figaro says that the
Duke OF Orleans will take ex-King Man
uel on a winter cruise through the An
TILES.