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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-11
Smoky City Citizens Praised
for Putting Malefactors of
All Kinds in Jail, the Man
Higher Up Not Escaping.
POLITICIAN WHO TRIED
TO USE HIS INFLUENCE
Story Told of How a Friend of
COL Roosevelt Tried to Pre-
vent Examination of National
Bank and Made a Failure,
COLUMBUS (OHlO) SPEECH

II TTT~UT re. Pa. sept. 1O.-Thc
western tour % Colonel Roose-
Ncit sYnS virtually concluded I'm
ITtfsburE tonight. FIe stopped here
fou= enough 60 deliver two addresses
uud attend an inforu1i dinner. TIE
VIII 10 ne huufc at Oyster Hay nEnin
Tomorrow for the rest of which he T.
Errnny IN need.
The last day was one Of the most
Spectacular Of Colonel FtooS~velt's long
trip. Lrurinu Cincinnati In the morn
tuC. hr cut across Ohio Into West Nir-
Einfa and western Pennsylvania. At
she several short stops made, fhronEs
were ON hand 90 greet him. The last
of che rear pintform speeches of the
trip was mnde ut stcubcnviiic. o.. this
afternoon
Tire ex-prcaidcut talked about tho
homrfy virtues which have been his
tcNfe many times before.
close fo the rlutform. holding n
-ourI which rcTcmbfed tho big
stick. Tho colonel laughed and took
ff ir lis arms and held 90 there while
De- talked about corporations.
Thousand of rittshu-E people sac
riCccd thcir usual dinner hour this
evening and crowded downtown
streets Co welcome the distinguish ed
guest. who had not paid pittsburg a
vi-it Tor mere then eight sears.
After ON Informal dinner he was
fHric balcony of the Nonongahela
house. facing the river 81 that name.
Dc addrceEcd am enormous crowd.
From this r0strum Henry Clay. the
late King Edward Chen Prince OF
Wninef. General Grant and the mar
frrrf rrrei dents. lincoln. Garfield ana
Mckinley. have addressed the Pitts
burg people.
STANDING where these notable figures
in history had stood. Colonel Roosevelt
viewed che sea- OF humanity before him.
tho waters of the MuuuuEaneIa SHIN
meriu- in tfc flood Of electric light
from aurrouuiiuE building
Impressed ~ the scene.
ar have seen many cNtraordinary
things in trc last two and half weeks.
Iut I have met nothinE like this. he
eafI
q have n peculiar feeling in speaking
from fhia historic balcony The many
great names associated with this place.
and ao MANY national memories Of
which we are proud. spur ms on TO ac-
fiuu iu orr turn. but they are worse
than useless NJ we treat them merely
as cEcuscs for idlcucss fin ourselves.
we OF TODAY have great problems. and
Wr must face them aE our fathers and
forrfltuCrr faced Che problems or their
problem fs 20 secure ririd honesty in
cuisines and politics. and 7 cougrat-
dome. That man DEL tho true henefactor
who EXPOSES Crooyrducss and who
hunts ont ~ public life the crook.
Trc cheers which erected the colonel
kept him on bis feet most Of the time.
bowling his acknuw dl-ufoufe.
SO Exposition hall. a citizenship rail-
81" awaited inc coloncIe coming. Five
thousand men jumped and danced and
waved their hats and yelled themselves
hoarEc. as the guests assembled to the
platform.
Tho band struck up - Hot Time
and tho colonel raised first ono foot
and then tho other as though 10 dance.
tContinucd ON Page TwoD
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-11

the voters OF the state also viii elect
state auditor. four congressman
county officers and a legislature which
will name a successor to United states
Senator Eugene Hale.
While the contest for governor is
first I'm interest, il has no great mar
gin over that Of Congress in two OF
the districts. For the first time in
years Republican leaders have been
called upon to fight stiffly in the First
and Second districts. which gave Reed
and Dingley overwhelming majorities
election after election.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-11
CENsTs FIGTRES.

Washington. Sept 10-The popula-
ton OF Poughkeepsie. New York. IS
q 936. an increase OF 907. or 1873 per
cent. as compared with 24.02S IN 1900
The population Of New Rochelle. y.
Y. is 2S.S67. an increase OF 14.1f7. or
96-1 per cent. as compared with 14,s2O
I'm 1900.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-11
REPLY OF LORIMER
TO HAMILTON CLUB
United States Senator Sends Note
of Resignation as Result of the
Slight Put Upon Him

HICAGO 1OA Of resignation from the Hamilton
- Of which he had member the made here
Thursday night
his friends the club board of probably will refuse
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-11
GOING AT HIGH SPEED
Chief OF san Jose Fire Department
Killed in Auto Accident.

san Francisco. Sept. 1O.-RiChard
Brown. chief Of the San Jose fire de
Dartment. was killed early today by the
overturninE OF an automobile near the
Tanforan race track. He was return
ing home from this city i'm company
with a friend. Ivan Treadwell. who cs-
capped injury. The car was going at
high speed when il skidded az a sharp
turn I'm the road and was upset. Chief
Brown beinE buried under the wreck.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-11

saw his relatives and was soon snucly
wrapped up i'm the carriage and ON the
way TO the Petrella Brooklyn home. ID
70 this afternoon the boy had not been
taken from the Petrella home 90 that
% his parents on the lower east side ~
Manhattan.
Lieutenant Nanchris. or the Italian
squad. declares that ne knows the iden-
tity OF the BOYS captOrs and arrests IN
the case are considered probable.
DIT. SCicmCa settled in this country en-
1898 and soon built up a large practice
ON The east side.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-11
WOMAN SCORNED in
A MURDEROUS MOOD
Mrs. n. KTauSS Takes Three Shots
at F. @. Griffith at Los Angeles,
Scoring One Hit

oS ANGELES Sept 1OBIrs M KTauss wife of DR. Krau
II well known educator and physician Memphis
slightly wounded Franklin Griffith mining broker of this
charged Griffith had obtained
keep promise marriage So
bullet passing right
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-11

Pittsburr. Pa. sept. 1O.-When
Colonel Roosevelt heard tonight that
Senator Lorimer had resigned from
Che Hamilton club he was greatly in
tcrcsted. but would make no comment
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-11
KIDNAPERS RETURN CHILD
Held CAPTIVE FOR MONTHS
New York Police Fail to Land
Members of Black Hand Guilty
of the Outrage

YORK Sept lo-though little Mchael semcs thyear
OLD OF Dr. Michael SCemca
the hands of his relatives having held for nearly three
captive by Black Hand hdnap have SO far
the police
fellow about to to his guardians
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-11
DEATH o. scrIrTou

Paris. sept io.-Emanuel Fremit fra
noted French sculptor. died TODAY ia
was born December Is. 1924. TIE WA
q grand officer or the Legion or Honor
aud a memb Of the Institute OF
France.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-11
GREAT DEMONSTRATION AT
The FOOT OF MOUNT ROYAL
Impressive Scene When POr,tificdl
Mass Was Celebrated at the
EuchGristic Congress

n ONTREAL 10-Announcement
w Eucharisc wiz be held Austria There
by committee Of asked hold
United Cardinal Gibbons potent
advoc of the Auerica
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-11
WAITING N PARIS.

WAITING N PARIS.
Nichv France. sept 10.--Mre Step'l-
en- b. ElSins. wife or the United States
senator. Miss Katherine skins and the
lattcr's brother. Davis. left today for
Paris.
10 is expected they will sail Tor New
York about October 1.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-11
sTIcInE OT CArITALIsT.

San Francisco. sept. 10.-B. u. Talbot.
retired capitalist. shot and killed him
self today FRI his apartments. lie left p
note saying that ne had no relatives
and leaving his body to medical col
lege.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-11
SPREND on CHoTrpA'

Dresden. SaNony. Sept. 10-Two casea
OF cholera az Heidenau. near Pirna-
were reported TODAY.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-11
THE METALS.

Silver, Sc.
Copper. catholics, lac.
Lead, per 100 lbs, s4.40.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-11

Classified advertising in
The Herald Republican
will help some people to
find new homes today.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-10

De. Seine 8ade mar p%ollitdnbig! Sic
ipar 10, Die err lie iotge, lange Sabre
getrdiimt; err id)liirfte lie nit @on.
ne; er meioete ii6 on ben Gualen lei.
mes Shlahtopfers-er mar sliidlif).
Wan iage inns nift, oaB Der Cha.
rofter eines iold)en Wonnes cine III.
moglide Wonitruoiitdt lei, bon Der
nod niemals elm 9eiipiel porgefom-
men. Cur @bre Der Wcnihbcit mod
ten mir miinifei,. baB mon inns obnc
ltngerehtigfeit beldJiloigen fonnte,
bier nidts OILS cine ailsgeburt inle.
rer iiberreisten Ehontaiie hingeitelt
5lt boben. Gum llngliif aber iino
8eiipiele oa, in Der @ergaiigenbeit
llno IN Der @egennart. @as war
oieier Intioe BON Wontaigu nebcn
einem 5iberilis utb Nero? nebeil
einem @farauis bon Saoc? neben &c.
niiien goieipihtern bes nclin5cbntell
Sabrbunoerts2
Sn oieiem Iugenblif lieBen it'd
ifneQe Critic auf Der Sreppe boren.
ySorht!" iogte Der Serr oes sibler.
itloiies; .bpr6t! alopit G,ier Sers
nidt? Steiet Die 8otbe Der Siebc
uno Soffnung niht ouf Cure Stirn?
@s lit Der 8rGutigonl, melhcr
fommt-Der erwartetc @atte-Sri.
lton bon Ghamp b'Sipers!"
.Sbr babt Die @abrbeit geipro-
den, 4ntibe bon Montaign!" ant-
mortete cine ernite Stimme bon Der
Sdpeae Der 3biir; les lit ser 9rGll.
tiaum, ser @atte, Der-RGder!"
Der SEER bes golerihlpiies 5ufte
5uianmen uno brebte itf raid
berllnt.
Der Baron Sriitan llnb &aoul,
8eioe nit Der blanfen aliitge in Der
Sano, itanoen linn gegeniiber.
- - ~
Se6 ties 8opiteI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-10
Die &rrfplnnnn.

Cine Stitu0e nad) Dem Illaenblid,
no Der leste S6ein bon benz gronoe
oe5 Noleri6ipiies Der tiefelt SinIter.
nib geiuld,en NOR, laBcn spei Mdit.
ncr ucbcIl elmer 2eife inter Dem no.
tiiriid)eu 0elpolbc elmer fleinen gel.
leilgrottc am Gingange oes Sbales
bon Slnp.
1ielc bciben NtGrner lparer Sar.
ro5 unD Sn 6uSon--bie 9eihe mar
Die bes Hforrers Warqltis.
Sbr1ncu rurne1 iiber Die rllnsliae
@onee bcs @reies ltlo iiber bas ge.
broltlte- Tlitlis oes iuugelp Namnes.
Ser Sberit oriifte Ole eisfalte
@ouo Oea friegeriid,en Yrieiters in
leille 5itteQrDen S6ubc, mo ieine Sip.
pen mlrlleltcn rn5ulamlnenban.
genoe @ortc, lpelfe lid icinem ser.
r%iiiencn S3cr5en eutrangen.
Milo" iaete CT, ,biit III Sllerit oa.
DingcJungen. otter, tDeurer Sreuro
meiner Acknowledgment, reoIiher
8enplIe meirer SSleeRb mo nleineS
rcifen Nltcra. 6ott hot lid Sit it'd
gerlien nllo idy babc fem Hedlt, mid
5l bcfiaaen. Ibcr lparllm bot ,er
mid alf Der Grhc 5ltriidgeloiien, mo
On lrid,t mebr bit? @ir iino NIT
chamber groB geporoen-lpir limo
nit eiratoer ourh oas 9eben ge-
ipanoclt, gemeinld)aftlid) boben mir
lttter einer uitO ocrielben Sabine uno
fiir cine mo oieielbc Snd)c gefodten
-batten mir babcr nid,t uitd, 5ulont.
men itcrben ioaen?>S mein Srelunb,
idl fam, bab Iii mir porgegunaen
Bit. blob ucrgciien. mcil ih fiiblss.
Oab ih Dir bolo folecn merre!." IT.
limo &arro5 Driidtc Die ioltc Sano
Oes Seidnams an icinc Stirli, on
ieirp Sippeu lno an icin 0crs.
ga Glt5on pcrienfte iid in eilien
SdmX5. Scr mcniger mittbeilium,
aber Mrlln nid,t ipelliaer ttei mar.
Gr licB feline alagc lu!t merbclt, CT
bad,te nid,t Ooron. bic Ehr1nen al
trodllcu, meld)e ieineli stitgcii emf.
itromten; irin itiercr 9lif beitctc iiG
'unf bic tSiriternib oes Ghales. Iltd)tc
ober nitbt Die Siefe oesielbcu az
oltrdlhr'ngclL.
Scft 8c6anfc ma unfaiIeibcr olS
Der ieileS Srcrmocs Sarrp5. Gr be.
tra,lerte nidt nlein 0cu Menld)eu,
ion6crn oti6 Den Nuiihrer; or be.
grill Die gan5e SdDcre 0es 8erlit. !
ties. ben ole &rnpins crlitten, iino 81
Dem Sdmer5c. Den er ais Sreintb
empfaub. geieate iih nod, Der, mel.
den cr ais Srouc.G omteie fiiblcn
mibte.
e hIuB folgt.)
~S.a-J-
Sehc getreu nab Seincu gcrufe
unb CT miro Dir iider Gin 9tui sur
5eili9feit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-10

Sipangeu i'm. ailf ocm Sellen nteoer'
Siiftien.
r0raf BON Mpntaiau," bob Der
Captain pieser OIL. ,hotfet nitt, Iest
5it iterben. SIR meroet lebell bis 5li
Der Stunoe. wo Der Seufcr, Der Glld)
in Cole erpartet. ieiit Serf perridl>
ten pirs. Sd)allct bin, Serr oes
golerihlolies. Sect bcginnt Der ssa'
beltburm sl brennen. Sd hdbe
Hapul bon Champ D'Sipers. 9londe
Don Mirebel iulO Galnttite einc
6%eabrenncnoc 6adcl perlprphen, i'm
linen oiii ihrem @ege 6n leild,tcn.
SIR icbt. ib balte @ort."
3anp. nad)bem er cine Secnnbc
geihipiegen, mdhreno Yutibe bon
Wontaigll lid in icinen @alioen
friimn1te lpie cine duf g~liibcnoe &ols
len ~seiporfene Shlalgc, fi,br So Gu
son tort:
IA, bieier Shurm merbe rcrnih.
tet. Der mr. itebeil bleibcn tonnte, itnl
ben Tannen iino Dos Nuoenfeu zines
8errItbers 5t peremi9eu. Mor9eit
iolf Scr Wolloerer nersebens nod, cine
einsige Moiier aii Der Stellc iiid,en,
100 ioebeu ned, oas aolerifiob In Ole
9lit entpprragte,"
Ius gauge ShloB ipar iest mr.
Elm eiiiSigcr 6e~uerbrano uuo Dos anf
hieie @eiic gcfronte @ebirae glid,
benz &nnig Der Sulfauc mIhrcnO oes
furdltbaritcu icincr Iusbriid)c. @on
@orgelt nad) Ibeitb illo bon Mitter.
nad}t ndh Wittaa mar Der 0imncl
blutrotbr gefGrbt. Niemals ie bate
lid, ben 9liden Der 3liiG)aucr elm CT.
bobeneres ilO 5uglcif ld,redliheres
SdJauipicl bo~rgebotcn.
Yloslih nnlNu cs cine auoere 8c.
ltalt an, Gle Sieicn oes Sinmels
id,iencn lid Su oiflep IND Don eine.a
Slammeiiorfdn burt)brorit 5u mer-
ben. Der milo BON Der Grbe enlpor.
|silhte. Man bortc etn Srodlell, I'M
Gergleih init Incident Dos Moilen oes
TonierS iIno pes 8cid)iiscs mr. Gin
ounipfes @etoie at re,lcn mar.
9ann trat tisfcs Suntel an ole
Steae bes flnfelnOcn Sdeiues. Gas
Seucr botie Die IN Dem NriclGl oes
Shloiies l~iegenoen HilIperoorrGtbc.
70 mic Die bon BEN Gebirasmdnilcrlt
bier ,iiuo bo III Dem Sincren bca
Shloiies auigctbiirmtelt Euluerton.
lien erariffeil.
Sns ablcrihlbb criitirtc ilid,t
niebr,
Ter GapitGm gab icinc 8efeblc ullb
bic Sriippen begaunen touginm uta
IdapeiscitO III bas 5bal bi~nnb;ultei.
gen mo fiibrten Den @cfonacncn.
peld)en stuolf @ann NIT Der b!mlfclr
alinse iii Der SGno in cineu eiierneli
Sing eitidloIiet nit iid) tort.
go GnSou iulo Gurrp5 allein biie-
ben suriif. Sic battcu @eioe cine
tra,lriee, a6er beitigc Ellid't ST CT.
niaen.
Sic miBten Den lcstcli @ilct Nes
ferber,Sen Marquis oolfiihrcn. Sic
hatten auf Dem Sarocenenfclo ell
Srob iiir Ole iterblide Siitle 5n
9raben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-10
Die HGd)cr.

ben erpafte, itieB eiilen Sreuoen'
idrei aus uno elite oclt 9efreiern
entaegen, pelfe 8ott ibr ienoete.
.Wer ieib Sbr9" fraete Intioe
bon Rontaisu, inoem er Die Sdno OIL
Den @riff ieines Iegens legte.
SD BIN 9erienige, Den SIR er.
partet," antportete Sriitan; I'D, bin
Der Baron Sriitan BON Champ 6'Si.
pers."
.gfeiit," itammelte Intibe NIT balb
critifter Gimme, .nein, nein, oas lit
niht moglih."
r5panaieidbrige Martern babcn
mein 9eiidt perdnoert, nid,t pabr9
&lber ifailt mid reft an, Serr oes
Nolerihloiies, uno Sbr werOet mid
erfennen."
yOunn," rief Intibe, inoem er init
geidmun9enem 9egen auf ben 90
ron lositiirate, roann miiBt Sbr
iterben."
aber Sater llnb Sobu itredten linn
Die 4liileen enteegen, rno er muBte
5llriidipeiden.
SEER oes MoIerihloiies," bob Sri-
itan mieoer an, ,bie Stilnoe Der @es
rehtigfeit bat @ilf Ionge nar.en lai.
len, aber enbIih iii lie oa. Ger Gen.
rel gibt Glif aitf uno Soft oeroammt
Gut-Sbr ieib mlier 8efangener."
,Hoh nift!" beltlte Intibe nit
fniridenoer @ittb. Grit miiBt Sbr
midi fangen uno Sbr babt MIDI nod
niht.">
y@oelleltte frersen NIT einem 9an,
biten nidt Den 9eeen," enteeguete
Der Baron, inoem er it'd begniigte, Die
furhtbaren Siebe su pariren, nelde
Der Serr bes aoleridloiies nah ibu
fiibrte.
.Sierber, IGltner oes 9ebirges!l"
rief er gleiG5eitig.
Siinf ober ietS SreiidGrler bran.
gen IN oaS @emah, III Deldem Die
ier fltrhtbare Iuftritt itattfaub. Sic
llmSingelten Mnttoe bon Montaiglt
unb IN meniger oils elmer Minute mar
er entUaifnet itnb gefnebelt. Had-
Dem Dies geiheben, 5ogen Die &C.
birgsmdnner iid aitf elm 3eiden BON
Gaoul 5uriid.
$50 lit Gglantine?" fraste Ser
lltnge Wann leiie.
,Ster," antmortete 8lanhe.
nSat antibe BON Iontaigu lie ge-
ieben?"
yHein."
Damn peiB iie alio nihts9"
yFein, nifts."
o8ott lei geprieien oafiirl" mlir,
melte &aoul. nMoee Tie nienlaIs er.
fabren, Dob bieier gIenoe ibr Batter
it,"
ySbr iebt, Serr oes slolerlhloI-
les" fubr Sriitan fort, m1brenb Mu.
tioe, Dor Wittb i6dumeno, iih perge.
bens IN leinen 9anoen itrGitbte, ,Sbr
iebt, Bob id &eht bate, ais ih guh
lagte, Soft babe gitb perbammt. Mit
gebunOenen SGnbem uub SiiBen ieib
SIR jeBt in unlerer 8emalt, uno
menn i'd guh nidt nmbringe, mie i6
wobl fonnte, 10 liegt Der @rnno ba.
bon barin, Dob es snberen sufommt,
iiber enf 81 @erift 81 iisen. guh
5i p%erurtbeilen, unb cine Straie iiber
Sud 5n p~erbanaen, segeu melhe Die
Spite meines 9egens III gurer 9rlit
cine a%leinigfeit mare"
Die Hollen merben pieQeift ned.
ieln," entgegnete Intioe. .0tan miro
meme gbweienbeit benlerfen, meme
@etreilcu peroen 5it meiner 9eirei-
ing berbeieileu, nnb bann webc
Gu6!f
.Seio SIR 10 wobniimig. baB SIR
nod boift? 9oS IblerihloB gebort
niht mebr @lld). Intibe bon Non.
toian-es eehort Den Mannern bcs
@cbirgesl"
s2as 1T cine aiise!" -44a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-10

llno oicie idmer5lidc gufgobe
mllBten lie ollein erfiiacn. bcnn Die
perltrmlnen6en 9ippen oes MGrtp.
rerS Der 6reibeit botteit geiogt:
nGos @rub bepabre bas @ebeirne
nib OeS rotbct 8emanoes."
~ - ~
Stcbentes &aptteL.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-10
e d i folat.)

Scbc getreu nab Seincut Scrufe
unb CT miro Dir iider Gin Sui sur
6eili9feit.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-02
Soath Orange Boys Fell Before
University OF Vermont
Yesterday.

q ELTON HALL. went t. West Point
- today - meet TAG Cadet rine.
Jocnes wiz pitch Gof l." South
Grangeit,>. On 3lenoar afternoon at
South Orange Carne0 EniqorsitE's dia-
inend repre- euta-ivcs ar booked foT d
gaino. Sstoria's warriors Experienced
their atcord defeat .r tae seaso9 Nls-
terdsy afternoon a. Spatu Osanee.
being humoled is tda University el
Vermont ninc BY "A score uf 9 ans ,o =.
Tbs seton Hall boys #tte GAIN ana
fought hard for tn contest from bell
coli,t l"alt-hund shoot, that Norh
simpl .ttablo. and he took til
burdt IN his LacEcrs b. tanning
lively, at"lid-ba Wajlopsi:. Curtin
was on thu mound for Seton Had and
did well. brt the boys from Ethan Al
lens Stat hit him IN tbe pineaes. sew
ing - ;5e game.
The outiops was rc@y Waeu Bufeiiel
inauguaa:esl host.litia~ for the Seton
H&ll tsa,a 10 tne il"st half ~ Banging
Dat q ;al-i;a, GriHe that r,tted nina
lut ~ saci,a oai4. because Left
F'ie1d,r clo1.neH, 3Ao played "a star
Harir Tho V~ietsrs. Vas a.trr the
SHEER ID si.eak and checked liz at
ietn;t feacl thiri wiz a pcrIect
throw To- TIA Station. Tla ramainder
oe III hctti; = OWL r. lid IN follow un.
However. a}ul TIC iuuir@ fed without
Z score
It Va: IL tao fourth 5u,.4- that til
'Ggeeu Mountain" boys succeeded in
riaking tnelr fret tnse. V,yages around
rhe base. GDoa sWaft.G a healthy
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-02
FERGUSON SCORED liz
IN The STAR HEAD-pIN
TOURNEY LAST NLGHI

DOWLBRS from the sprague Elec-
o trical Company forned a work
ing majority among the twelve
teams that rolled last night in the
STAR liead-pin tournament Oh the Iro-
qnois alleys. Two of the sixty pin
knights rolled tallies over the century
mark and thereby won the souvenir
Watchfobs that are awarded BY the
STAR. The high man was Ferguson,
rolling with the Bergen Point No. |
team. Il decidedly high-class agere-
CATION Of boWlers. Ferguson taiiied
H., and thereby got in the tie for sec
ono place, there being now six bowl
ers who nave reached this mark.
Charles Dcbow.-a Jersey City bowler.
rolling with the Spraguc IL" team. got
the other fob with IA tally of 106. The
TALES are all shown below:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-02

A FTER discussing the matter for
~ some tine last night ut the Iron
side y. G. headquarters, no def
mite agreement was reached by the
schedule committee of the City Base
Eail League. The bone OF contention
was whether it would be advisable to
adopt a tWcnty-2ame schedule or "a
thi~rtN-Eane schedule. Manager Casey
tirds that Il tWcuty-gamc schedule
would find his lrouaida team away
from home too many times on Sunday
morning, and after dicke,ing for some
time it was finally resolved to settle
tho point at the HeXt league meeting
on Monday night at the National Turn
Hall, in Bruce street. In announcing
the games for the opening day, May 8,
a mistake has been made. 1t was
stated that the Boscyilles would play
ct the Tigers grounds. whereas it
should have been the Tigers at the
Rosevillcs' stronghold.
Owing to the had condition of the
diamond where the Elizabeth stars
play their games. It will be impossiblo
for the Park Views, who We're schcd-
uled 10 play the Stars an exhibition
game, to get into action. and tbs game
Jas been Cancelled. All members of the
Park Views havc been requested to re-
port for their second practise at Haw-
thorne avenue and Ruuyon street.
Manager Burke, of the Bay Niew
Whcclmen City Leagucrs, will put his
team through tho PAGES at the Nest
II oval tomorrow afternoon.
With the Armory \. G.. as their op-
poncnts the Ironsidc a. G. VIII play
their first game of the season tornoi-
GOV morning on the West side oval.
Both Of the teams We're ont On the
diamond this afternoon limbering up
Ter the contest,
a practise game win be played by the
Newark Turn Norwaerts County
League team tomorrow morning on the
Main street oval, Manager Holler hay
ing secured the Newark Field Club
team for the whiting attraction.
The Clifton y. G., of the County
League. will hold it's first practise
game at Morris Park tomorrow morning
at $3.50. Several new players will be
given trials. The manager would like
to hear from another good pitcher, who
is willing to play Saturday and sunday
ball. Manager Haggerhrook would like
Frank Shay TO report tomorrow.
The Mutual A. A, of Belleville, will
hold its first practice of the season
Sunday afternoon. All candidates are
requested to report. Henry, a former
Branch Brock League player. will be
tried out at third base.
The College nine, . recently organized
baseball team, would like to hear from
all semi-professioral teams offering a
suitable guarantee, games to be played
ON Saturday and Sunday afternoons.
They have secured the services Of Nc
Donald and Gulick. the former playing
with Holy Cross freshmen last SEASON,
while the latter sportcd a Po.yteclnicaI
J lnstitute uniform a veal ago. +. Cliff