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The Washington times., 1910-11-24
McAeer Is Back and Is Enthusiastic About Atlanta as Nationals Camp
NORF ok TO Join
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Danville TO Be Dropped and
Portsmouth Substituted,
1t Is Rumored.

NORFOLK. Va, Nov. 2--Norfolk
viii be in the Virginia League, pro-
vided DanviIle IS dropped from the cir
cult and Portsmouth substituted
That such change viii be made in
January, when the club meets. there is
now hardly any doubt It is known
that Danyilie is ready to surrender its
franchise in the league for a reasonable
amount. and this viii be arranged BY
the other clubs Of the league
As was thought at the time OF the
sale, the Norfolk club was bought IN
at the recent sale By the old owners.
and viii be operated under their man
agement Their capitulatfon and sur
render is understood to have been the
result Of several conferences held with
Manager Bradley, Of the Richmond club.
who has been IN Norfolk several tines
and who has been anxious 10 see the
Nortolk club back in the circuit
The Washington times., 1910-11-24

Official notice reached the headQuar-
ters OF the Washington ball club this
morning that the next meeting OF the
American League viii be held IN New
York on Wednesday, December Il
Ever since the close Of the season
there has been a verbal battle between
Chicago and New York over the Ques-
don Of just where the moguls would
confer. H0N~ever, in the official notices
sent out by President Ban Johnson
New York city is the city named and
the long dispute IS over
So far as the amount Of actual work
accomplished az this meeting. the whole
job can be completed in a couple Of
hours Ban Johnson Is in ofdce for a
long term so the principal business of
the gathering VIII be in going through
the fOrmality Of re-eIecting Charles W
SOmers vice president and hearing q lot
Of reports.
But the meeting means that so many
owners and managers viii be present
that II win afford an excellent opoOr-
tunity TO obtain players, and a number
On the same day that the magnates
OF deals are already being considered
which VIII probably be consumated on
December L All sessions VIII be held
at the Hotel Walcott-
On the same day that the rnagnates
assemble the Baseball Writer'S ASso-
clation VIII meet TO elect officers
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
JOHNSON DEMANDS
OUTLANDISH TERMS

NEW YORK, Nov. 24-Here is why
Jack johnson viii not box with Joe
Jeanette in Paris, according TO sched-
ule:
Johnson demands a guarantee OF S25,-
coo OF 10 per cent OF the gate receipts
and 80 per cent OF the moving picture
receipts. In addition. johnson demands
the right 10 name the referee Then
Johnson wants $1,000 posted IN the
First National Bank OF Chicago as a
sign Of good faith. There are q few
more things Johnson wants. but-Dan
MckettTicks who was promoting the
bout, has called it on.
The Washington times., 1910-11-24

big noise" today.
Tenpin and duckpin devOtees. besides
have special Inducements offered TO them
sOue more TO digest the effects OF II,
have special induceme1t offered 70 them
BY all the public alleys for high-ClaSs
demonstrations OF their skill
Among the pIums the pin knights are
bowling for Is a dollar al hour on tho
Palace alleys for high single games n
tenplns and duckpins. the same games
to count in the Palace tournament
Thanksgiving week for high set Of any
three games bowled during the week.
Big cask prizes are offered TO the win
ners IN each OF the two classes.
Trying to Qualify.
In addition at the PoyaI alleys a srEalI
army OF bowIers are striving to quality
IN the big duckpin tournament. begin
ming Sovebber Il, and ending December
2 FOrty~fivs dollars are hung I'D IN this
tourney to be contested for as follows:
Sixteen bOWlers with highest averages
for FIVE games to qualify for semi-fnals,
first ron-OH December s; eight lowest
bowlers TO drop out. and $ 10 winner
Second roIl-oG December 9. four lowest
TO drop out: $ to winner. Finals, four
70 second, and $ to third
There VIII be but few, II any, regular
league games, most Of the few scheduled
having been postponed 70 permit the
bowiers TO try for the prizes IN the
special events
Getting Line on Teams.
All Of the ten and duck pin leagues
have now bowled a sufficient number
Of games u get some line on the re-
spective merits Of the teams and their
relative chances OF landing the COW
eted championships or finishing In
the "xait til next year class.
The following table OF the percent
ages Of winnings in many OF the
leagues shows the Fat Men and
Saengers with good margins for first
place IN the tenpin game The pretti-
est contests with the big pins IS IN
the Departmental and Colonial
Leagues. In the former the Navy.
Commissioners, and Agriculture are
closely punched. and In the latter the
Manhattans and Puritans are neck
and-neck, with the Pioneers 70 be
heard from later.
In the duckpin game the Palace
team leads the National Capital
League, and in the District Duckpin
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
WHITE TO MEET
DANNY WEBSTER

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 2L-The first
boxing match given around Los Angeles
since last May viii be pulled OF at
NcCarey's Vernon Pavilion this after
noon. Following two ten-rcund preiirni-
nar1es between local fighters. Charley
White, Of Chicago, and Danny Web
ster, the local featherweiEh1. VIII meet
IN q scheduled tTenty-round bout at 3
o'clock. White holds the call in the
odds st % to s
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
NEW YORK TO GET !
LEAGUE MEETING
Notice of American Organ
iZation'S Conclave Reaches
Washington Owners

American League meeting VIII be
held IN New York IN spite of pre-
dictions that Chicago would have
cOnclave.
McAIeer returns from the South and
is highly pleased with conditions
he found ar Atlanta
Manager says hotel and park &C
commOdations at Georgia capital
are among best obtainable.
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
AUTO RACES CLOSE
ON ROADS ABROAD
Spain Rivals France for
Premier HonorS During
PaSC Season.
By HARRY WARD.

The European auto racing season has
closed
So far as the events were concerned
1910 was an exact duplicate Of 1903. the
same fixtures which were contested last
year being repeated. and with about the
same makes OF cars as contestants. This
year, however, France did not have the
WalkOyeT IL did IN 1903 its Supreua cy
being disputed by the Spaniards, who
might be justly called the dark horses
OF the cOnunental sport A year ago q
popular French make won i've Of the
eight races that were the European road
card, whereas this year IL had 10 be
content with three victories But those
three wins were well worthy OF the ef-
fort as they demonstrated the wonder
ful speed OF the little French Tolturette.
Probably the most sensational race OF
the year on the other side Of the water
was the Normandie cup, IN which Goux,
in a tWO-cylinder car. averaged 6I-S
miles per hour for 1e1 miles.
That the interest IN road racing in
Europe, so far as the manufacturers are
concerned, suffered in comparison with
1903 is shown by the statistics Of the re-
speCtive years In 1903 these same races
attracted siXCy-SeTen starters while
only thirty-e1ght went to the post this
year. There is every indication, how
ever that 1911 will see a grand revival
n road racing IN Europe The French
evidently have tslt the pinch, for now
there is pending befo-e the Automobile
CLUB Of France a recommendation OF
IeaGing manu- fzcturers for either big
roao race or an important touring con-
petition. II IS more 1Aan prosaole the
Automobile Club OF France viii take I'D
the racing proposition ana put on an
event which viii give the French an Op-
pOrtunity to demonstrate the speed ana
stamina of their cars
r c Smith, president OF the Overland
Washington Motor Company, returned
Yesterday form a visit to the Overland
factory IN Toledo. He arranged for
large ahipment Of cars and viii en-
dearOr to carry on the hoor OF the sales
room every model to be built oy the
Overland makers Mr. Smith lett last
night for Richmond
Senator Borah has purchased a Baker
electric victoria from the Cook and Stod-
7ard Company. This company has also
sold a Baker coupe TO MIS-. Lloyd
Bowers Both machines were delivered
yesterday.
Thomas H Smart, Of the WHY'S
Overland Company, IS IN the city for
few DAYS and is making his headQuar-
ters with the OTerlaud-WaShiHgton
Motor Company
Under the caption. Pathhnding for the
Munsey Historic Tour" the EMF
Company has issued an attractive book
let descriptive Of the trip. 1t Is Illus
an interesting account OF the trfp By
r J. Byrne. OF the Philadelphia Even
ing Times One Of the notable perform
snces Of the 1910 season from touring
the EMF 80 ear, which laid out the
route for the Munsey Historic Tour. The
work done by the stanch car on the
usthf7ndinE TRIP Won fer the machine the
assignment OF pilot car o. the tour. y
Carried the plot OF tie tour from start
TO duish, and was never n danger Of
being overtase1 BY the pursuing cara
san-
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
Vale football!

Jimmy McAleer returned to washing
ton this morning full Of enthusiasm over
obtaining Atlanta as a training camp.
II had been years since the Nationals
chief had been IN the Georgia capital.
and he was greatly impressed by every
thing he saw in the baseball line.
McAleer was particularly pleased with
the ball park. and with that matter set
tied, he looked up the hotel situation
ana found there was little to be desired
n this line While n Atlanta AIcATeer
stopped at the Piedmont, and II is DOS-
sfble that that hotel Will be made head
quarters for the whole club IN the
spring
Now that al other matters have been
settled McAleer can commence 10 think
out some Of the deals which he homes
70 put over on the boys at the New
York meeting
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
HAUGHToN GOES ABROAD.

BOSTON, Mass, Nov. 2.-Percy
Hauzhton. head coach of the Harvard
University football eleven, is en- route
70 Europe for vacation today. having
sailed late yesterday on the Iveruia
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
BOWLING PRIZES
HUNG UP TODAY
Special inducements Offered for BowerS on Various
Alleys-Team Standings Show Fat Men and
Saengers With Good Margins AS Leaders.
By 'KING PM

League the BelmOnts lead by three
, games
Following are the standings in some
OF the major and minor leagtes:
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
Thanksgiving Revives

Social activities and makes conventional
evening attire necessary. Cochran
built dress suits and dinner Jackets are
correctly tailored: elegantly finished.
FREDERICK A. COCHRAN & CO.,
TailOrs AsS2s sSs 7: Iss. s... =; "a. Importers
The Washington times., 1910-11-24

key. the big and League tn
The Washington times., 1910-11-24

Senator Borah has purchased Baker
electric victoria from the Cook and Stod-
7ard Company. This company has also
sold Baker coupe to MS Lloyd
Bowers Both machines were delivered
The Washington times., 1910-11-24

Thomas H Smart, Of the WHY'S
Overland Company, is IN the city for
few DAYS. and is making his headCuar-
ters with the OTerland-W ashington
Motor Company.
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POSFD ~ WTCkR tkFR.
Bu, ont, Nsked 90 to Keep "ENpoSure'
cut oT Print.

Jacob Jay HaHn"r. waiter ~ the
Progressive HOUSE m chatham SquArs
WASH the Tomhs court yeSts r,iay charged
with eNtortion by NiColo Salomon-. who
has saloon ~ ipo Worth street Hahn"r
told Salpnnne that n" was writer for
m" MAGAZINES and that NJ hat cpw-
mission o. PRINT -om" Iupl"aSant things
al ont plAC.as IN M" Chinatown district
lh.. rauu-"rigt b" showed referred -
Salompn"'- place a. IN" inferno - N"
uauhandl-r- Then b. uH"r'i - forget
~ TORS Salrmonc told hin To- ,'pm'. hack
yesterday ard m the rn-Hntlm" talked -
Assistant District At'oru"v Ma'l'y
Hshn"r - blind IA IN" eve AVID when he
returned DETECTIVES Edmund Leigh and
Jo, Shulum Il IN" District Attorr"v'-
nffc~ slIpI-'d mp On his blind sud-" over
heard tn, negotiations and saw Solomon"
give him two marked g. bulls In Han
ner- packets thrv found forty manu-
script rage, of animadvrr-Ion uppn re-
sorts IN chinatown and the Bow"rv
Magistrate Hou~n held him ~ s. IN hail
for the Grand jury.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-23
SIO,GJO THEFT tT SFt.
NmerIran " oman Reports toss of Jew eis
From aahIn of the NmrrIka.


BEELIN. July - 4 dr,patch 'n the
National E'nunq from Hamburg says that
an American woman who was a passenger
nu m" steamer Am"riko reported - ,h"
police there that Jewels To the value 81
81 unn acre. stolen from her cabin.
IN. Nmcrika sailed from NsW York for
Hamburg VIA plymuUth aud Cherbnurg ON
Saturday. July o. arriving al Hamburg
Last Monday. July - Among the many
wealthy women pHssnu gers on her smiling
list w-r" Mrs n q Armour and Miss
Armour. Mrs Elliott Danforth. Mrs John
u Dravtnu and IN" Misses Margaret and
Catherine Draytnn. Mrs & Tempt. I'm
NETT amt Miss Hester Emmett Mrs \ Il
Gre"nhut Mrs Myrun T Hrrrick. Mrs
= VI NM, ais. Mr. John " ksar. tho
Countess Noltkr. Mrs Noucura Robinson.
Sr and Miss Robinson. Nlr, J W Sunsou
and MIR Jefferson u" Mont Thompson
TN the trip the Am erika mad" from her.
On July ~ laOg. Mrs MonCIrc Robinson
lo-t "a necklace through a robbery and
Miss Tiffany host aVatrh John II DsnnlS
IT Blair \ g. bankers. had 4 cigar case
taken This was found ~ IN" trunk Of a
man " ho ~a- put ~ th" boat AZ Plymouth
He wa- one It a surpassed gang ~ card
sharpS
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arc mrs TROLLEY car.
the owner and Four Little Girls Thrown
,,ut One Dead and Another DYING.

Ot,FAS. y July - Four little girls,
all hetM cen the ages Of and 10 years.
asked Max Lang. a hardware dealer q
clean. for ride m hts automobile tins
afternoon The machine collidei with. a
trolley car one Of the children II dea
another ~ dying and the other two are
very seriously hurt. Mr.. Lang j. badly
bruised about the heel and body HE
condition is serious bat be il expected 10
recover
Mr. Lang - heal OF tn" Lang Hardwar"
Company and Is about n years old. His
place IL business ~ next door to the local
hea Iaunrters 81 the Elks The steward
Of th. Elk-. James Nader. has a small
daughter. Lillian. This child. with tire"
companions. Lena Heath, daughter Of a
local decorator: Mamie Hall and Jeanett"
Herman. ~as playing IN front Of the Flks
building when Mr. ! came out of hls
store and got into his car 10 60 hom.
II was then about S O'Clock The chill
dr.n. led 10y the little Mailer girl. whom
Mr. Lang knew. ran zap to IN. automobile
ard askai Mr. LArg Tor a ride He was
alone IN the machine and oonsent.i and
they all piled ~.
The ride last"i bat few minutes
The car was spec ling along pretty fast 4.
witnesses say to the delight ~ the laugh
ing children. as II ran north on Fourth
street and turned INTO state street. one of
the important streets 81 the city \
heavy suburban trolley car 81 the Western
New York and Pennsylvania Traction
Company, hound from Salamanca to
OIean. was coming directly in front 81 the
machine aa II turned into State street
Tn. trolley car was also going AZ "a fast
clip Mr. Lang could not swing his ma
chine, around the corner snort enough to
dodge the car and the front of the auto
mobile struck the car a glancirR blow.
The automobile was overturned and
Mr. Iarg and all four children were
thrown out The trolley car was stopTri
a few yards further ON and the motoTman
and conductor and several pAssei gers
ran hack 20 the street crossing 4 crowd
Of men and women from the sidewalks
and from mel ghboring buildings Ratherei
quickly The four Children aud Mr.. Ian x
were carried into the Elks club and physi
CLAWS we're sent for The Mailer child died
within "A few minutcs The other three
children. badly cut and hrui-e !. were
taken 20 the city hospital. Lena Heath 4
death ~ expected Al any moment
Mr. Lang was driven 10 his home. Re-
sl.les his bruises he ~ hysterical over the
accident because 81 the children. His
phyrcians have not yet been able 60
determine the extent Of bis injuries.
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tITING ron iTkII.
On H,- R-spp~srancr Dep~nsi- judge
swans EaUh IN Man.

Jmig. Swami ~ the court ~ General
Sessions ha, faith IN human nature IN
spite uf hl- experience, IN the bench
Yesterday II WAS n hi shaken
Before him un MAY ~ last was stephen
Hla'kly. charge with grand larCery in
IN. SECOND i"gr"e Saii Hlatkly
/ sigr,- M. ram. oi Jack Noel 10 that
cheek h,caus" friend Of mime told m" Ia =
What Won sav impr"ss.'- ~" a"d I
want you Ia ind your friend ari bring
him here r.' li"i Judge swarm
Each week since NAV Hlaikly has re-
ported - Judge Swarm that he was still
lookirg for his fri"ld \ week ago he
went to N" Iudg" ard told him that he
haini found N" friend
I will Civ" You or" NOR" week will
You com" back" a~kst the Judge
Hlatkly saii that 30 wouli. Yesterday
.lulg" swan glanced NJ the court room
door every time II was upen"i
N IN" close of IA" dav HlA'kly had not
appeared
Sine" July hPv" heart may times
that they rrvr- com" back - said the
JulR. hut | t-l"v- that Hlatkly
will
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-23
ONE OF The "GIRLIBS" SHOT
HJSBiND OF TEDDIE HTDSON
HOI NDS HER SBRIOT SLl.
Nnrrd Dalby shOois HiS VIE IN Front
oI Hrr boarding House On Her Ne
turn From the Theatre Then TIE At
teunpts suicide .FurrOw In His scalp.

Mrs Alfred Daily. who il chorus
girl IN Fred Thompson's show -Grlics. :
now playing at tho New Amsterdam
Theatre. Was shot twice last night by
her husband. a theatrical musical direc
tor. as she was about to enter her
boarding house al %, West Forty
tfth street. Shs had walked home
from the show with some man other than
her husband. who vanished the moment
Dalby opened fire. Mrs Daily was taken
to IN. Flower Hospital and is expected
to live. Daily ran toward Broadway.
He stopped To- shoot himself IN the head
He inflicted only slight injuries
~ one NJ the chorus 81 the -Girlies, a
none " them twenty and none 81 them
married. Mrs Daily went under tn"
stag. name of Tcddis Hudson she
has not been living with Dalhy. who
-toII@ at the cadillac No one noticed
particularly her departure from the
theatre last night and no one could b.'
found who knew tn" man who escorted
her from the stag" donr
Mrs palhy and her .scnrt Walked
AGREES Broadway ami through Forty
fifth street toward her boarding house
which - near Eighth avenue just he
fore they got 10 th. entrance oG the board
ing house Daily rushed ny &" them
He threw his arm about his wifn's waist
and pulling out n revolver fred two
shots into her side both below the arm
The escort disappeared IN" moment
Daily seizad his wife end hef"r. the shots
were fired
Mrs Daily fell to the sidewalk scream
ing In two seconds a crowd had formed
about her Others chased Dalhy, who
ran cas-, On Forty-ffrh street
Dalby slowed mp to plant IN" pistol
against his head and pullesi the trigger
twice Their" was only a click each time.
The third time ~ -urc-"ded IN firing the
cartridg. hut the hull"t seems merely
to have Rrazed his head
Dalby was running blindlv Ne did not
-ea Da,ectiv. Michael Walsh who had
CHANGED tn ha walk ing on broadway near
where Dalhv fired the first shot AT him
self Dalby ran square into Walsh = arms
moment after firing
Walsh Collarcd Dalby and with some
difficulty held hack the pursuing crowd.
lie got couple 81 policemen tn send
In two ambulance Gale to Flower Hoe
pital Drs johnson and Knapp came
In a hurry They picked up Dalby and
took Walsh along Mrs. Dalby was picked
up from the sidewalk on Forty fifth street
AZ the hospital ~ O'Clock this morn
ing the surgeons had not completed their
examination ~ Mrs nalby. hut thought
she might hv" Dalby had only a
furruw on IN" scalp as \ result NJ his
attempted suicide
Dalby was patch"d up at the hospital
and then ~ a. taken to Police Headquartsr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-23
TRiIN TOSSTS uTO HOBILE.
tharies wheeler and Nrs. wheeler Injured
on staten island.

Charles Wheel"r broker in this city.
whose home - on johnson Drive. Plair-
field. y J and Mr.. Wheeler w'rc hurt
last evening when their automobile was
hi, by a Ststen Island Rapid Transit train
at the Ahnaialc avenue crossing at Anna o.
dale. Richmond Borough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler had been making
tour ~ Richmond Borough About
~ o'clock they came 10 the Annadsle
avenue crossing Mrs Wheeler was
driving. when the automobile was fairly
on the tracks IL was hit 10y the locomotive
II was hurled aside and its occupants
were thrown out They were taken on
the train to Stapleton whence an am
bulanc" took them IA the X. Smith
lnfirmary
Mrs Wheeler has a di-lpcltiun Of the
left shoulder and COMMISSIONS Il the head
face and body MIR Mheeler's scalp was
cut and hIs right arm inJurei u" was
able To- leave IN" hospital last night
The automobile was wrecked
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-23
HELD rP M mar rLAD NAN.
Miss He~ lson plies Her Carriage whip
and Leaves Him in the Road.

YoSkERs. July % Miss Grace Hewison
"a years old. Of Tuckahoa road. this city.
was driving in phaeton along th" Nepper-
ham avenue speedway to-day when n half
clad man sprang from behind clump ~
bushes and tried ~ board the vehicle
The place IL secluded and no one else
was in sight Miss He~isnn began ply
ing her whip over the mans face and
shoulders hut he continued his efforts Ia
get Iito the wagon ~" had almost
succeeded when Miss Hewison gave him
a hard whACk on the forehead and he
fell tn the road and lay there The horse
had become excited and Miss Hewlsnn
had her hands fun in getting him under
control
Mis- Hewlson said thus evening that the
man seemed TO be- mentally unbalanced.
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SBOT To AvENGE FERRER
EN-PreHIer Naura, Who caused EEecu-
tlon. Wounded In barcelona.

NPf'H Hhtf Dgsr2'rH - THE SIN
BARCELONA. July ~ At half past II
o o'clock tonight Senior Maura. formerly
Prime Minister. vas shot and seriously
wounded His Would-be assassin vas
arrested
senior Maura was ahghting from a
train from Madrid when his assail,nt
approached and fired three shots At HIM.
Two Of the bullets went wild. Of their
mark. hut the third hi Senor Maurn N
IN" leg
Sehor MauTa ~ the man responsible
for IN. execution of Prof Ferrrr He IL
the leader Of the Conservative party IN
Spain. He was select.d nv King Alfonso
in 1907 tn form a Ministry after ia" yari-
ou- Liberal factions had played a game
II tag through IN" Cabinet for several
months, none II them heing able Ia gain
sufficient support IN Cortes 10 carry on
the Government Maura and his Cabinet
continued in office until October -. 1919
For n long time he seemed ,o be- SUCCESS.
fIl. hut with the outbreak ~ the troubles
with the Rins IN the spanish territory
in Morocco popular hostility toward
him developed RAPIDLY
Then came the anarch Istic outbreak IN
Barcelona and i's rigorous suppression.
eliminating In the execution ~ SeUor
Ferr~r, the radical leader so much in
dignatrnn was excited nv this act that a
savage attack was directed against Maura
aud his ministry in tn" Iort"s and they
w"r" Obliged ~ resign. being succ.eded
nv a Liberal ministry under Senior Moret
The present IL not thu first time that
Maura has been attacked by an assassin
On April II, 1914 also in RarC,alona, u
young sculptor named Ar'al forced his
way through the crowd a. the Palace ~
the Provincial Council. where Maura was
conducting public ceremony. and
plunged a dagger INTO his breast. shouting
Long live anarchVl-
Maur behaved with great GOODNESS
plucking ia. dagger from the wound. and
ordered tho arrest of tho assassin The
wound was not serious