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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-23
COI NSELHtN ~ CONTEWPT.
Court sentences Broker tn serve Three
Month. In 10, cree Fraud case.

CHICAGO July - Willis CounseIman.
broker and cluhpau. was adjudRed tn -
IN criminal contempt ~ court and sen
tcnc,.i ~ three months impt lsunment hv
.Iuds- ChetR,n this afternoon.
Crun-Hlman was aroused - having
ultair"d "A decree " divorce 10y fraud
and perjury Hls wife Mrs. IIlr VI
Counsalman was ~ an inSan" asylum
Cuuns"lman charged that sh" had de
sorted him
Sonn after the divnrc" he married Miss
Clara French ~ EngieN,'pd. judge the'-
lain subsequently snnull~d III. divorce
and Mss French went hack "a live with
her parents
The case has he,'n p1ndins nearly year
The ord"f 81 imprisonment came after
arguments lasting several hours 10y Al
trrnsy Jo-. ph Holden and N'torn"y
I,-"pn " M's.- representing IN" BAR
A. pclitIuu, and Attorney Charles y FRI
st-,n. representing CopnE-linan Tn"
order was not entered and CnunEalman
was given = week ., pr'rar" aii appeal
Attorney Erl'~triu pleaded W defence
e Cnun-a Imam thai b" had gwen hrs cas.
entirely int tho hands 81 Attorn"v Milton
VI Thackab"rrv. who hr alleges. Wa
solely 10 hlan"
COUNCILMAN was ignorant u court
procedure Tie didn't know h" had ~
tell tho 'rurt h:- wife was Insan" -.
clarcd Nrj"rney Erhst",u
Attorney Holden. however. charged
that CpunSrlmar had suppressed the truth
shil. underg, ing examination nv JudC'
Ch.tlain and IN. testimony Councilman
gave AZ the divorce hearing was quotes!
against ham 'O-dn"
Couusnlnan was prp-ecI'el 10y the
State Attorneys p1icv upon complaint
Of the Rar Association
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-23
CE a., NECESSITY az LIFE.


BosT"S, July - In an action brought
10y Edward Carr. an attorney of Hopkin-
ton, against Mrs Almira Woods. proprie-
tor ~ the only ice concern IN that
town. to compel her to deliver ice TO him
Judge Richardson Of the Superior Court
to-day held that ice is a prime necessity
II life
While the Court could not order defend
ant to take ic- into the complainant
hous... 70 could direct her To sell IL TO him
at the cart The Court ruled that she
should -ell Carr ice AZ the nearest point
to his house where her delivery cart
stopped
II Appeared that ice was delivered 20
Fireman Iinan. who lived across tn.
street. twice q week 80 the Court directed
Mrs Woods to deliver tn the complainant
forty pounds each time the cart wont 10
Iinan's
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-23
TikE DO6 ron row ICTTD.
o. Not mn ". -. bui Rrprssrnted Himself
~ Board oT HeaIth hysIcIsn.

Harry FISCHER Of I2s West II7th street.
who SAID h" WAS graduate of Tufts
College. WAS convicted IN Special Sessions
yesterday 81 violating the medical law
Representing himself ~ a physician with
commission from IN" Board - Health
Fischer rummagei fats on the East Sbde
under the pTct-nC" Of inspecting santa
tiun Ne al-p mad" medical examinations
81 women and children and tried q"
collect money
One woman he visited vas a patient ~
Dr Louis " Grpssman " 1855 Lexington
avenue When the doctor found him IN
her partmcnt Fischer introduced himself
~ Or Flatu. an asstHtant ~ Prof Jacob
A few days later DIR Gr'ssnan met him
IN - drug storsand this tim" Fisrhcr had
another name DT Grussman then had
him arrested Fischer WIS reInandsSi Tor
Investigation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-23
rv.i RSION BO,T HIT> FERRI
both cratrhed. but Not Wuch DAMAGED
Little Excitement. Either.

The Cygnus "f the Iron Steamboat
Company hound for l2Wh street from
Coney Island ran into the Wee, shore
ferryboat Buffalo as It was entering its
slip At the foot Of West Forty second
street at s.i5 O'Clock last night
Several feet Of the afterguard rail Of
the ferryboat were carried away. but
the Buffalo was not badly disabled and
continued IN service The Cygnus was
scratched along her starboard side and
there was some excitement aboard. but
As soon a. II was seen that the collision
was not serious the passengers became
calm.
Tho~a on the Buffalo were forward
when the collision happened. and they
thought the boat had struck the racks
unusually hard
The Cygnu- kept on to i2Sth street and
landed her passengers there.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-23
PEW loss m FIRE.
Nr wuihaus's saH Against -. Thsmas's
Church thrown Out

Rudolph A witthaus had two pews in
~ Thomas's Episcopal Church on Fifth
avenue and Fifty-third street. and when
fire damaged the church in 1915 Mr. Witt
hausz pews were destroyed In the
plans for the new church the Wtthaus
pews were placed differently. and Mr.
v itthaus sued the church for ts.OOO as
dsmurr'd and yesterday Justice Bischoff
IN the supreme Court handed down a
decision that the plaintiff had mo- cause
II action, but could amend his papers
within twenty days
Under the authorities dealing with
the nature Of pew owners rights In the
church .,difice the rule must be- taken
as settl"i that II the church " destroyed
or IN rebuilt and remodelled
an owner has NO right 70 compensation
for the loo. ~ what was once owned. since
the ownership itself was affected by this
condition. reads the decision.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-23
WALDORF PLATERS STRIkE.
THOSE Who Renew Gold ana silver Vessels
Want n Cents q DaS More Pay.

Thomas Flynn. general organizer OF
the Metal Polishers, Buffers. Platers
and Brass Moulders Union, reported
yesterday that a strike of members 81
the union at the waldorf-Astoria Hotel
for an increase in wages from s. IS Ia s.
a day went into effect yesterday
Flynn says these workers are employed
to keep the hotel plate in order. whether
solid gold and silver or plated When the
plate becomes furnished IL Is their duty
TO restore II 20 its original appearance.
and they electroplate articles from which
the plating has worn on They also keep
in order all metal mouldings and brass
work in the hotel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-23
STATE ro COLLECr Va riXES
Ninneseia HAS Enough Cash In Hand tn
nun the Cammon~e Faith for o Wear.

MISsFAroLIs. July % There won't
he any state taSes IN Minnesota IN 1911.
The stat. government eSp@nses will all
~ met NV tn. great surplus in the state
treasury
Absence 81 stat" taxes IL an unheard
Of thing. The condition ~ SUPPOSED Ia
bs without precedent In the United States.
a. 70 IL in Minnesota.
On October there will he a surplus 81
q. OOO.OOO in the State treasury. II il
expected that October I. 1911, will show
a surplus of 81. 10000 after all the gov
ernmentsl EXPENSES for the year have been
raid.
The unusual amount Of money in the
States cash box IL due 10 tho setthn Z
81 a number of lawsuits, tho lumber
cases. the gro@s earnings and tar cases
the Kennedy inheritance tar affair and
revenue following upon the court ieci-
sions.
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SMELLS MR. WHITNEY YACHT.
shots Fired ny Amateur Coast Artillery.
men Tear Holes In sail.

NEWPORT. July "a Harry Payne Whit
ney and Payne Whitney know now whether
the State soldiers encampcd at Forts weth-
Grill and Greble ate good or bad marks
men
On Wednesday while The state coast
artillsrymen were having suh-calibrc
target practice the Whitney brothers
had occasion 90 60 90 Narragansett Pier.
They made the trip in the auxiliary yacht
Atlantic and the mainsail was set Pass
ing out of Newport hnIbor the boat cam"
in range Of the guns of the two forts
Two small shells ps,ss"d through the
mainsail of the boat, tearing a large hole
1, 10 not known from which fort the shots
came
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-23
,LLEGED L,NCHERS 40 FREE.
cairo Jur, AcauIts Twelve Wen charged
WIN stormInS jan.

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-23
RORBED ~ ms ABSENCE.
Burglars Ransackrd wertheim's fiat at
Thrir Leisure.

Edward I Wertheim. educational di-
rector 81 the West Side branch Of the
Y. NJ 4. A.. went 10 Toledo two weeks
ago Since then some one has robbed
his apa rtment az ~. Nicholas avenue and
isOth street
A ma VI went there yesterday 10 get some
things Co s~nd to Mr. WeTthcim She
found the door jimmied and everything
in che apartment in confusion The
thieves even went ~ far as tn take bronze
claws from the legs IT tables and chairs
and remove the silver backs of toilet arti-
CIea Mr. Wertheim'a loss IL estimated
nj 81 On
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-23
PRAYING ron 4 DRY SPELL.
Texas churches Open Al hay Ia suppii-
rsnts for . Prohibition victory.

AUSTIN. Tex. July 22.-The power 81
prayer on politics was put to trial all
over Texas to-day The churches held
services, beginning early this morning
and closing late to- ght, at which appeals
were made to God to grant a victory for
the cause 81 Statewide prohibition AZ
Tomorrow Democratic primaries.
In Austin the union prayer services
were held at III" First Baptist Church and
were largely attended.
There are two candidates 81 the Prohi-
bition faction in the race for Governor
One In Cone Johnson and the other william
Poindexter some ~ the prayers were
offered in favor Of johnson and sons in
favor % PoindeNter
All Of the prayers urged the defeat
" o. n Colqultt the candidate 81 the anti
prohibition organization for Governor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-23
MURDERED husband viLTED.
british Court OF Appeals Awards -, 500
To widow sf q cashier.

NpfcilI ClbIe DfspHcN % IHH SCN
LONDON. July -. The Court Of Appeals.
composed Of the Right Hon. Sir Herbert
II. Cozens- Hardy. the Master Of the Rolls.
and Lord Justices Farwen and Kennedy
has rendered u decision upholding the
finding Of the Newcastle County Court
which awarded the widow 81 a murdered
cashier C3OO. or about 81 500.
The decision was rendered under the
provisions of the workmen's compensa
ton act.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-23
PI1k POTkET Ny orr HFE.
Has sprn, Man, Wears In JsIi and NaS Ne
I'd Judged n HabItuaI Criminal.

John BENTON. a pickpockef, as wears
old. stood IN court Yesterday for the
eighth time ia his life charged with fell
nny. He has spent the greater part 81
the thirty-slN yeaTr since lT5t -''rN ing
sentences for grand larceny OF burglary
Judge Foster m General Sessions told
him that unless by next Tuesday he could
show some good reason Why lenity should
ha shown him he probably would spend
haDitual criminal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-23

PIrrsBURO. July - Morris ). Opln.
q rich merchant Of Elizabeth. has written
long letters Of fareweu from New York
IN relatives here announcing that he n
ABOUT TO take his life and that they should
search for him in the big rver."
ppin went to New York last week and
IN. letters were written and mailed last
Wednesday. No New York address ~
gwen Ouin ~ worth sO1.UD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-23
children IA, Opium pm. for Candy.

WEBSTER, Mass. July % NlistakinR
opium pills which they found in a public
dump for candy. eight children were
stricken to-day and two 81 them ara in
a serious condition The children were
PLAYING when one came across n box Of
pills Play adjourned while they sx-
ahmed 10. and when one or two 81 the
number decided that Il contained candy
they Immediately proceeded 20 eat u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-23

The wan street edition OF ina EvESfNo Sun
Son tain, all the nnAHcial meas anu the stock and
bond quota lions 10 the close of the market The
,lo.ing quota lions. Including the bid aud asked
prizes. with additional neNs matter. are con.
tanned also la the nighI edi hon 0f rHk EyGHLNo
sd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-23

safe. ssa-golng motor heat. ;or sour NrCa.
uon. Atlantic Company surnet DsTie~. sales
room. ConCSurs", Hudson TcIIIiual Bldg. 20
ChuTch SL-sidE
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cannon 10 stump In indiana.

TFRRE HArTE. Ind july p -Unci"
Toe Cannon ~ to stump the Ftftn dis
trici Arrangements have been made
for ar automobile tour with former Con
gresham James " Watson They are
TO sneak specially ~ behalf ~ Prank J..
TIllev. candidate for congress
MAIL IustRIPTION ORDERS IOR
The sun aud q ne Evening Sfn may be left Ntth
new sdea eta 80 caua Cnafge.-aGF
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80 ~HiNi IONU tl0r.iorr A,id
o.. s. 'T.f rrrI fs~uvr due
Hf .f.Hu.r.. N1F
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
By BOB SHAND

The defeat of the Thistles at the feet
of the Albion Rovers last Sunday did
not come as any great surprise TO the
rank and file Of the soccer fans. as tho
Oakland team is one of the most dan
gerous in the league. but the defeat was
a sore blow to the championship aspir-
ations of the Scots. BY losing this
game the ThistIes are on an equality
with the Vampires and. relatively, only
two points better than the Burns and
Albion Rovers.
The Vampires have 10 points for L
games and the Thistles have II for one
game less The Rovers have Is for IL
and the Burns II for u.
The Thistles appear TO have the best
chance to grab the pennant- The Scotch
club has great array of players on its
roster. The boys had an OF day last
Sunday and found the Rovers at the top
of their form The ThiStles have
easy schedule from now on. meeting
the United Caledonians, Independents
and San Franciscos.
The Vamps meet the Barbarians rtO-
day and the Albion Rovers next sun
day The Barbarians may fall be-
fore the Alamedans, but the Rovers
appear too strong for the wearers OF
the bat emblem.
The Albions have to play, besides the
Vampires. the San FranciscOs and Bar
barians and should experience little
difhculty in taking the points in each
case. The Burns schedule calls for
games with the Independents and Bar
barians. On early season form the Ma
rooms should get away with both these
contests. but Loves players are in
consistent and anything may be ex-
pected.
The Western league has organized
for the season with a membership or
10 clubs. They are: HitChcOcks acad-
emy. Barbarians A. ArgOnauts. Hum
boldt high, Olympics. Santa Clara. San
Jose high. Sacramento high and Santa
Cruz high.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
|Cenrv Club to Be Scene of Annual A. A. Cross Country Run
ST. MARY'S SQUAD
STARTS TRAINING
Track and Field Candidates at
Oakland College Are Put
Through PAGES
BY WILL SCARLET

Preparations for the track season are
now in progress at st. Mary's college
Some As men are out for places on the
varsity track squad. Most of the aspi-
rants are doing excellent work, though
Coach Faulkner is firm in his resolve
to put forth this year a squad numeri-
cally small but composed entirely of
sure point getters.
Most of the old guard are again in
knfckers and showing Improvement
over last years form. Regis Starrett
st. Mary's track captain, is among the
most promising of the sprinters. He is
determined not to duplicate his mistake
of last year by overtraining for inter
collegiate events.
Among the newcomers is Peter Stolz,
last year of Salinas high school, who
holds the interscholastic record for 40
his own record this year, something
that he must do to get away from Ed
Martin, one of st. Marys veterans, who
has already run the 40 in less time
than StolZ made ii in last year.
De Benedetti. one of the best of st.
Mary's short distance men, can do the
100 yard dash in 10 3-5. His ambition,
which he hopes to realize before the
end of the season, is to do the 100 yards
in 10 fiat. De Benedetti has figured in
every meet held a ST Mary's since 1908
For the distance runs Faulkner re-
ports an abundance of material Among
the men likely to secure points in the
mile and two mile events are Barnett.
Ennis, Clecak, Miller, Hughes and
Smith.
Last year ST. Mary's was manifestly
weak in field events. With the excep-
tion of Dickson and Walker, the two
Santa Rosans who figured in the pole
vault and the shotput. the Oakland col
lege was practically unrepresented.
This year matters are decidedly differ
ent. Besides Dickson for the pole vault
st. Mary's has several likely young
sters, including Howell Cam.
Tom Wheaton. st. Marys premier
hammer thrower. will make his debut
on the Oakland campus this year.
Wheaton entered the Freshman class
last September and ever since has been
in the forefront in class athletics. He
brings big reputation for field events
and his work will be eagerly watched
in the intercollegiate meets
Last years meet with Santa Clara
brought out the fact that at that time
the Oaklanders were without adequate
representation in the high jump The
exceptional exhibition made by Peters
of the southern college put the red and
blue contingent completely in the shade
This year the Oaklanders will improve
on last years showing in this respect.
Both in this event and in the hurdles.
both of which last year st. Mary's lost
i'm every meet they will be materially
strengthened by such men as Rossini,
Muldoon and Guigni. King and Miller
are also promising athletes for these
events.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
Race Course Same AS That
of Last Year
Several Indoor Records Are Likely to Be Smashed
By Athletic Stars at Olympic Club
Meet Friday Evening
By HERBERT HAUSER

The Pacific athletic association has
awarded the privilege of holding the
association cross country handicap
race TO the Century athletic club, and
the race viii probably be run over the
course used by that organization last
year.
This morning the cross country COM
mittee Of the association, A. Soderman
of the Swedish-American athletic club,
II c. Dowdau Of the Visitacion valley
athletic association and Herbert Hau-
ser of the Century athletic club will
take a hike over this course, which
starts at the Century athletic club
gymnasium at East Twenty-seventh
street and Fruitvale avenue, Fruitvale,
proceeds up the avenue TO Dimond can
yon. thence up the left hand side OF the
canyon almost up TO the summit across
the fields and down the canyons up to
The old quarry at the head OF Ihir-
teenth avenue and back across the
fields and down 10 the Century club, q
distance OF approximately seven miles.
From a position just north of the
German Altenheim spectators can fol-
low a good part Of the contest with the
naked eve. making il an interesting
tohttSL AteiH oNotN ~ Ht-t'ii-
test viii probably be held some time IN
March.
The members of the Century club are
ma king great preparations for the race,
and every contestant and official VIII
be well fed and taken care of, as the
club has every facility to handle the
race. including the ever welcome cold
plunge
over 100 individual athletes win par
ricipate in the Olympic clubs indoor
track and field night next Friday even
ing at the Auditorium The rink has
been open for several weeks past on
Wednesday and Friday nights for
training purposes. and a busy crowd OF
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
Native Sons Arrange for
Run Through Park

The members of National parlor. Ma
tive Sons of the Golden West, have
formed an athletic club. composed of
the majority of those affiliated with the
parlor The committee has decided TO
hold its first event. a cross country run
through the park, this morning
The runners will gather at the Nc
Kinley monument. where the race will
start, under the direction of A Herbst
Jr, A. j. Falvey and r. H. O'Hea. The
course will be through the main drive
way and out to the beach. the regular
route taken by the Olympic club on its
annual run.
1t is the intention of the athletes of
National parlor to hold many outdoor
events such as cross country runs and
field days during the coming spring and
summer If today's jaunt is a success
another one will be planned within the
next few weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
Skaters Are Matched for
Mile Championship

Wilfred Stoutenberg, the sensational
local skater. will meet George J. Rick
ardson. also of this city, in series for
the mile championship of the Pacific
coast at Dreamland rink 1t viii be a
series. best three out of five, and the
first race will take place on the even
ing of February /.
A diamond medal will be awarded
the winner by the management of
Dreamland rink. Both skaters are very
well known here and in the surround
ing towns. and ii is expected that the
races will create lot OF interest
Stoutenberg gained his reputation by
defeating the national skating cham
pion, Harley Davidson, In this city two
years ago. Richardson is known to be
one of the best distance skaters nethe
coast, though he has never gone in for
the short route contests.