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New-York tribune., 1910-02-16

E. CIeghorn. Harmon. Smeaton. Goals for ST.
Nicholas :. C.-Ciordou t2l. Leake. Winter.
sistant referee-Howsrd Deakey. Crescent A. e.
Impires-F. II. Rritton. Hockey club, and Bert
White New York \. G. Timekeepers-W. !.
Croker aud f. Garon. Time of halyes-Twenty
minutes.
Yale and Dartmouth will cross sticks TO-
night at St. Nicholas Rink, and good
game is promised. for the teams are even
~ matched. It will give Yale n good work
out for her hard contest of Saturday night
when she faces tho HARVARD seven at the
same place.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
GAME FOR ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.

st Johns College easily defeated Pots
sam Normal College in an uninteresting
..ssl1etbail game on the formers court last
night b. a score Of sc to 2s.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
Got Good Office Boy

ne advertised for boy in your
rsper and got the rest boy tha' -fe
eser have had.
CHARLES BOWER.
ehsrtrrlsker and optftter. 20 East
90 street
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
SAN FRANCISCO MINING sTocNs.

San Francisco. Feb. 1S.-The otiSi"' sa,.
inc orrtatiops for mining stocks to-a"'
were as follows: q,
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
SPORTS OF THE DAY
HTRPHY NEEDSkLING
ST. Loass Buus "Tic Witlis
from Piftsburg Team.

Baseball IN ali lis phases was the ch'ef
,uhjec- of conversation in the corridors OF
the waldorf-Astcr.s. yesterday, where
managers, players and fans" gathered TO
cet the first word from, the owners IN
annual spring session, as 10 the playing
dates ror the coming season When the
announcement came that another dead
lock existed everybody laughed anc then
took UP the argument afresh as 10 me ao-
,antages or the longer or shorter schedule
the Murray case or the possible relnstate-
nleat Of Johnny king
As Horace Fogel was still confined to
his room with the gout the board of di-
,ectors OF the National League did not
meet. and consequently no action was taken
IN the case OF Murray. the deposed mana
ger Of the Philadelphia club. who is de-
rnsnding $4,000 under lis contract. which
has two more years 20 run.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16

f2cgeT Bresnahan manager OF the ST.
Louis club of the National League, an
noUnced yesterday IN the hotel corridor
that ne had purchased Vic Willis from the
P:;tSours Pirates at private terms. y
runner nas current that the price paid was
Il the neighoorhood of s4,oel Barney Drey-
f4ss. owner OF the Pirates, confirmed the
ssle. Willis has pitched for the Pittsburg
team tor the last five years and has been
ranked as one of the best in the National
League. He has the reputation OF being
hot weather pitcher, and is likely TO come
hack 10 his best form in st. Louis.
Willis was factor in helping Pittsburg
,Vin the National League pennant. which
lod up TO the worlds championship last
sail he finished ele$enth on the list Win
,lias - games and losing Il for percent
G. Of .es1.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16

Cy Seymour, centre fielder OF the Giants,
las failed 10 send in his signed contract.
3Ee was talked Of yesterday as part Of the
New York end OF a possible trade with
chicago for John Killing.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16

No.d came from Kansas City last night
shat King the hold-out catcher OF the
chicago Cubs. did not relish the idea OF be
!ng asked 10 pay fine of sl,eeo. He was
quoted as saying:
I would have to think about that long
time before coming TO a decision. One
thousand dollars IS big sum of money.
Other players who have been guilty OF
worse offences have got off with q fine of
so or less
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16

August Hermann, chairman OF the ma
;lonai commission. said yesterday that the
supreme court OF baseball might meet in
this city the latter part OF the week He
explained that he would be here until Mon
day. an6, as Thomas J. Lynch, president
81 the National League. had his home office
here also a telegraphic message has been
eent TO Ban b. Johnson. Nesident of the
American League asking him If he would
to,ne TO this city for d meeting Mr.. Herr
mann said tha: the chief business would be
the consideration OF the king case 1t
seemed 10 be the general feeling about the
.-otel that King would be reinstated on the
payment OF a fine. which it WAS suggested
might he 81 90. The rUmor was current also
that John ]. McCraw might be able to ar
range a deal with Charlie Murphy by which
king would join tho Giants.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16

I'd Arundel. Of Lawrence. Mass. had
long conference with Charles II. Ebbets and
managed TO buy back Catterson, an out
felder. and Tinlayson. pitcher, from the
supe-haE, for the Lawrence team of the
New England League. Barney Dreyfuss,
of the PittsburC Pirates, announced that
Miller, his star second baseman. had signed
s. contract for the coming season.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16

a short dispatch from Chicago last night
SAID that Ban r. Johnson, president of the
American League, would not come East for
meeting Of the national commission. II
Mr.. Johnson does not change his mind. the
king case will not come Up for action be
sore the latter part of next week I'm Gin
sinnstL
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16

Barney Reilly, who cid not play on the
Yale baseball team because he found il
necessary 10 play with semi-professionaj
teams TO help work his way through col
.ege has been purchased by Frank Isbeli
10 play with his Wichita team this year.
BELLY helped coach the Yale players two
sons ago and VAS one Of the most pop
lglar men at New Haven.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16

Omaha. Feb. 15.-James J. .Tef1ries and
Sam Berger passed through here to-day
en the way 20 San Francisco.
Jefries stated that after looking after
business matters In San Francisco they
will go to Los Angeles and engage train
tng quarters. and then be viii start on a
months bunting trip before settling down
20 hard training fer his fight with Jack
johnson on July a.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16

Charles Webb Murphy found time 70 de-
clare that Il king reinstated he would
rot sell or trade him TO any other club
Why" said the president OF the Cubs.
one hundred thousand Chicago fans sent
me e petition demanding that King be
kept Il Chicago. Il lie was reinsteted. #
] let him 20 might well put paddock
.tn The park gate
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16

Horace Foge! was net pleased az tie de-
Cisiou Of the board Of directors on Monday
IN 11ing DooIin an extra 500 for the part
he played in the closing contest of the
season al the Pole Grounds. last fail. when
the game was forfeited 70 the Giants by a
score CT 20 Q. lie announced from his
room that ile would call on the board OF
directors 20 reconsider its action, and, if
necessary, would appeal 10 The national
commission.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16

The lineup follows:
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-07-27
WHITE FEATHER
IN LABOR WAR
BUCK STOVE COMPANY CALLS
LAWYERS OFF
GoMPERS.
CONTEMPT PROCEEDINGS MAY
STILL BE PUSHED BY
ATTORNEY GENERAL.

Cincinnati, July 20.-A peece agree
ment was reached here last night be-
tween the Stove Founders national
defense association and President
GomDe of the American Federation
of Labor. This, it is blieved, will
end the prosecutions by the Buck
Stove company against the officers of
the American Federation of Labor
While prosecutions was hanging
over President Gompers, the cases Of
Vice-President John Mitchell and Sec
rotary Morrison of the Federation of
Labor, have passed out of the hands
of the stove company, which insti-
tuted them, and are now pending in
the United States supreme court at
Washington. Representative of the
stove company and of the National
Defense association, by articles
signed last night, agreed to lthdraw
their attorneys from the case.
Whether the appeal of the three
men from the jail sentences imposed
upon them for an alleged violation of
an injunction snail be fought to a
finish is said to rest now with the
attorney general.
The agreement reached provides
that the Bucks company will with
draw all suits now pending against
labor organizations and that officers
of the labor organizations involved
and representatives of the Bucks
company will confer within thirty
days at ST. Louis, and that ninety
days from such date, the scale OF
wages and hours and conditions Of
employment shall take effect, based
upon the wages and conditions as ex-
listing in the shops or competitors in
the city of st. Louis operating union
shops
This agreement affects every trade
connected with the stove-making in
dustry.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-07-27

expired term Of President Rafael
Reyes. after the latter left the coun-
try. The elections were conducted
quietly
A general strike has been decided
upon by the central committee OF
the National Railroaders' union OF
France. After a meeting the strike
committee was instructed to rusr
arrangements and give the signal for
a general waIkout as soon as posi-
BILE. 1t was announced that the rail-
road companies refused to consider
further negotiations.
DR.. Sun Vat Sen, leader of the
Chinese revolutionary party, is com
ing to the United States shortly to
consult his compatriots on financing
an outbreak, according to news
brought by the Empress of China.
Notices of the termination of com
mercial treaties one year hence have
been dispatched by Japan to Euro
pean countries. including Great Brit
ain
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-07-27
DOM ESTIC.

The coronation Of King George of
England has been fixed for June 2,
1911
John Lindhorst, a member of the
bridge carpenter crew of the Illinois
Central railroad, was killed at Red
Oak, Wis.
Thomas Engstrom % years old,
died at Hancock, Mich, of tetanus
from a wound received from the
blank cartridge of a pistol on July A.
The firm of Maxwell Bros, box
manufacturers of Chicago was placed
in the hands of a receiver by Judge
Carpenter in the federal District
court.
His highness, the Gaekwar Baroda
sailed away from New York for Eur
ope on the steamer Mauretania, de
lighted with his visit to the United
States.
Bruno Calogicko of Cleveland, OHIO
died from a bullet wound inflicted
when a Lake Shore construction
camp was held up and robbed by
five negroes.
Grasping the two wires of a cut
of switch. with which he had play
fully intended to electrocute a bug,
Charles Noble of F'ostoria. Ohio, was
instantly killed.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-07-27
PRINTS
CAUSE ARREST
MAN WANTED IN BELGIUM AR
RESTED I'M NEW
YORK.

New York, July 20,-Finger marks
found on a rified safe in Liege, Bel
GUM, last January and duplicated on
a Photographic print sent from Liege
to the police here and finger marks
freshly imprinted on proof pulled
by detectives yesterday led to the de-
tention yesterday afternoon of q
young man giving the name of Louis
Mendelbaum. He is charged with
robbery.
January z, last, brothers Francois
and Emile Marck found that the
vault of their bank in Liege had been
opened by drill and robbed of
100000 francs ($80,O0O) together with
jewelry, bonds and cash. The private
safe of the bankers house adjoining
had also been forced. On it's door
were found finger prints in the oil.
The police say the finger prints of
Mandelbaum tally exactly with those
sent from Belgium.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-07-27

test between Mr.. Soper, J. T. Har-
ris, the incumbent, and DR.. F. A.
EVerhardt. Mr.. Soper will take
charge of the postoffice as soon as
the transfer can be made.
DR.. Harry Burns Hitchins sent for
NAL letters of acceptance of the pres
idency of the University of M1chi-
gan to the members of the board OF
regents.
Kathrine Romansky of Sparta, who
stood highest in the stenographic ex-
aminations held by the civil service
commission, at Madison, set a new
record when she took 175 words in
one minute.
AT a recent London dinner Mrs.
Ava Willing Aston expressed the in
tention of returning to America IN
August to reopen the Willing house
in Newport and to entertain ON
large scale.
Miss Helen Kimball, daughter of
Postmaster L. H Kimball, and Miss
Louise UIrfch, both of Neenah, were
formally presented to Pope Pious at
Rome. The audience was private
and was arranged by the American
consul at Rome.
If you intend to go to Berlin in
the future, you may become the guest
of the kaiser if you have the neces
sary money to pay for the privilege,
for Emperor William has gone into
the hotel business, and is now the
principal owner of Hotel Adlon, one
of the SWEETEST hotels in the city on
the Spree.
Count Vladimir Gelesnoff, Russia,
is announced as one of the speakers
at the Green Lake Bible institute on
Aug. 5 to II. Count Gelesnoff is
now living i'll Minneapolis, where he
is editor of a periodical. Prof Sofas
Evans of the department of Hebrew
and HeI1enistic Greek at the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin, is another of the
speakers.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-07-27
FOREIGN.

A dynamite explosion at Perpignan,
France, killed three and fatally in
jured five other workmen employed
in the construction of the trans Pyr-
ennes tunnel
Fifteen thousand miners in the
coal districts at Balboa, Spain struck
TO force concessions from the min
ing companies. The strike senti-
ment is spreading.
Signora Ricciardi, formerly Clara
Ward, Princess De Chimay. appeared
IN the divorce court at Paris TO
meet her latest husband, Ricciardi,
with view to effecting a reconcile
alton with him. Ricciardi was ada
mant
Capt. Robert F. Scott, commander
of the British Antarctic expedition
feft for New Zealand, where he will
join the others of his party on board
the exploring steamship Terra Nova.
Capt. Scott plans to arrive at the
south pole in December, 1911.
The United Kingdom sobered up
S54,0OO.OO0 worth in 1909. according
TO figures furnished by Consul john
L. Grifiths of London. He reported
marked falling off in the consump-
ton of intoxicating liquors. The
amount expended for liquors was
$73O,O00,0OO, a decrease of $4,000.
600 from 1908.
Carlos E. Restrepo, vice-president
of the house of representatives. OF
Colombia, was elected president of
the republic of Colombia. Restrepo
succeeds Gen. Ramon Conzales-vat
encia, who was chosen to All the I'm.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-07-27
DENTIST CHARGED
WITH SWlMDL ING

Detroit, July 20-Charged with
swindling Brooklyn woman out OF
S13,500 and several valuable bonds
after marrying her, DR.. Henry B. Kee-
Ter, said to have once been proml-
nent Gotham dentist, was arrested in
Detroit yesterday. The woman who
is alleged to have posed as his sister
and assisted him in getting the s13.-
500, is also held. Mrs. WiIhelmina
Lynch is the alleged victim Oficers
had searched both Europe and Amer
lea for KeeIer and the sister
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-07-27
WISCONSIN PATENTS

The following list of patents recent
ly granted to Wisconsin inventors is
reported by Oliphant & Young, patent
solicitors, Milwaukee:
Andrew Astrup. Milwaukee, speed
changing gearing.
William. Buffers, Benton, photo
graphic vignetting machine
Charles Caspari, Milwaukee, auto
matte animal feeder.
Anfen S. Chilsen, Merrill, rail fast
ener.
Charles G. Dauber, Oshkosh, ma
chine for gluing dowel-doors.
Richard F. Downey, Milwaukee,
game apparatus
Charles ]. Feiker, Racine, head
liz HI.
Walter j. Frost, Kenosha, valve OPP
Grating mechanism for flush tanks.
Lorenzo E. Grant, E. A. Wegner,
Portage, eyeglass mount.
Robert Griswold, Livingston, seed
sower
Frank H. Huber, Glidden, cement
block machines.
William L. Kissel, Hartford, truck
mechanism.
Thomas Murray, Waterloo, folding
poultry crate.
Joseph Nader, Waukesha, bottle
filler.
Arthur H. Often, Milwaukee. egg
heater.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-07-27
YOUNG FARMER
MURDERS SISTER
CONFESSION OF A HIRED MAN
CLEARS MYSTERY OF KILL
ING OF NEBRASKA GIRL.
OPPOSED BROTHERS MATRiMoNi-
AL ALLlANcE-FouND DEAD
IN HOUSE.

WAYNE, Neb., July 20.-Wllilam
Flege was arrested last night charged
with the murder on June 80 OF MS
sister, Louise, in their home near
here. The arrest was made folloWlns
a confession OF a hired hand, VINO
told a remarkable story OF brutal muir
der committed by the brother IN or
der that he might marry nelghDor
girl to whom his sister was opposed.
William Eichencamp, aged Is, the
hired hand, is under arrest pending
an investigation OF his story. he
told the sheriff that Flege, who with
his sister owned several hundred
acres of valuable land and lived to-
gether, wished to marry Ida Hen
bricks, a young woman on an aoJoln-
ing farm The sister objected ana,
according to Eichencamp, the girl was
murdered by her brother in order that
he might marry the woman.
On the day of the murder 1t was
given out that Eichencamp had found
the girl murdered in the yard Flege
put up $500 of a $4,000 reward offered
for the arrest of her murderer. He
has been active in aiding the detec-
tives
According to Eichencamp, he was
forced by F'lege, on the pain of death,
to give out the story of finding the
body when he returned from work.
Flege last night declined to talk.
Preliminary hearing today
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-07-27
-FOUR KILLED IN
FREIGHT SMASH

Belmont, Neb., July 20.-Four per-
sons were killed and five injured when
two Chicago, Burlinston and Quincy
freight trains collided near here yes
terday.
The dead: Fireman keenan, and
three tramps.
Injured Engineer McWade, scald-
ed; Baggagenan Baughman, both
legs broken; three Italian laborers,
bruised.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-07-27

Three men were seriously injured
and ten horses were killed when
seven cars of fast Baltimore and
Ohio freight from st. Louis jumped
the track near New York
Suits alleging 40 violations of the
Neutrality-suspicious. act, affecting the
transportation of live stock, were
filed at Pittsburg against the Penn
sylvania lines west.
Capt Robert E. Scott, commander
of the British antarctic expedition,
left London for New Zealand, where
he will join the others of the party
on board the exploring steamer Terra
Nova.
Louis H. Vale, president of the
Duchess County Fire Insurance com
pany, was indicted for forgery. The
Indictment followed an investigation
by Supt Hotchkiss of the insurance
department.
An accident causing the death of
a young woman occurred in New
York when a sheet of window glass,
accidentally knocked from it's frame,
fell five stories and killed Miss Lena
Phillips
H. S. Nugent, for the last seven
years connected with the business
department of the Houston, Texas,
Chronicle, fell from the third story
of a hotel in San Antonio, and was
instantly killed
Arthur P. Heinze of New York OBJ
tanned stay until July 27 in the
execution of the sentence of ten
days imprisonment and $3.50 fine i'm
posed for mutilation of the books OF
the United Copper company.
"a Conscience of New York sent
a letter to the treasury department
inclosing $3.50 as a contribution to
the conscience fund" The letter
explained that the money was due
the government for customs duty.
Five million dollars in fortunes
were united at Saginaw, Mich, when
Edwin p Stone lumberman, and Mrs.
Isaac Bearinger, both of Saginaw,
were married, following a divorce
which Stone obtained a year ago.
William Moore, 81 years old, jump
ed into a clay mixing machine at
Toledo, Ohio, and allowed the steel
blades to cut and mangle his body.
He found this the only opportunity
to commit suicide at the workhouse.
Every time any one calls me, all
the dogs in the neighborhood come
dashing up, expecting a fine meal"
declared Leopold Rhatz, who there
fore asked the New York City court
to change his name to Leopold Ross.
Edward McDonough, aged II, third
of the boy bandits who held up
street car and shot Lieut. Server
Stewart, was captured at Pittsburg
In the kitchen of his home in Shall
ersville. A policeman in plain clothes
had been watching the house twenty
hours
Nine fremen were overcome by
ammonia and smoke in a fire
which caused 100000 loss in the
storage warehouse of Linde & Son
New York. The warehouse in the
center of district filed with COM
mission houses which contained mil
lions of dollars of infammable ma
terial.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-07-27
PERSONAL.

Official notification was received at
Ripon by former Assemblyman F. R.
Soper of his appointment as post
master in Ripon. The appointment
is the elimination of the active con
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-04
The
Third Degree
A NarratiUe Of Metropolitan Life
Copyright. 1910. by c. W. Dillingham; Co
Continued from Yesterday.
Copyright. 1910, by G. W. Dillingham; C o.

had already sworn out warrant for
his arrest. He picked up the receiver
to answer the call.
What name is that?" he demanded
over the telephone. The name was re-
peated and with a gesture of relief he
exclaimed:
Howard Jeffriesi-what on earth
does he want? l can't see him Tell
him I'm"
Bennington took his hat and turned
to go:
well, | must be off,
Don't 60" exclaimed Underwood,
as he hung up the receiver mechan-
ically. IT'S only that internal ass
Howard Jeffries,"
Il must" said the manager AS he
went toward the door he made close
scrutiny of the walls as if searching
for something that was not there.
Stopping short, he said:
81 don't see the Velasquez"
None" stammered Underwood
nervously ITS out-out on proba-
ton. Oh, it's all right. can account
for everything"
Mr.. Bennington continued his in
spection.
Il don't see the Gobelin tapestry"
he said laconically.
"Oh, that's all right, too. If they'll
only give me time" he cried desper-
ately. Good God, you don't know
W - i,
position I've made for myself will be
swept away and"
Mr. Bennington remained distant
and unsympathetic and Underwood
threw himself into a chair with a ges-
ture of disgust
Sometimes l don't think l care
what happens" he exclaimed. Things
haven't been going my way lately. I
don't care hang whether school
keeps or not. If they drive me to the
wall I'll do something desperate.
I'll"
ring at the front door bell inter
rupted him.
Who can that be?" he exclaimed,
startled He looked closely at his
companion, as if trying to read in his
face If he were deceiving him.
Probably your friend of the tele-
phone, suggested Bennington
Underwood opened the door and
Howard entered jauntily.
Hello. fellers, how goes it?" was
his jocular greeting
He was plainly under the influence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-04
Illustrations
By
Ray Walters

of liquor. When he left home that
evening he had sworn to Annie that
he would not touch drop, but by the
time he reached the Astruria his cour-
age failed him. He rather feared I'm
derwood, and he felt the need of a
stimulant to brace him up for the
strike" he was about to make. The
back door of a saloon was convenient
ly open and while he was refreshing
himself two other men he knew
dropped in. Before he knew it. half
a dozen drinks had been absorbed,
and he had spent the whole of SIS
which his wife had intrusted to him
out of her carefully boarded savings
When he sobered up he would real
ize that he had acted like a coward
and cur, but Just now he was feel
ing rather jolly. Addressing Under
wood with impudent familiarity, he
went on:
The id boy didn't seem to know
If you were in or not, so | came up
anyhow" CHANGING at Bennington.
he added: Sorry, if I'm butting in"
Underwood was not in the humor
to be very gracious. Long ago young