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The Washington herald., 1910-04-09
INSURANCE MEN Held
Raid Finds Little Money in
Treasury of Concern.
ADVERTISEMENTS ALLURING
Affairs of the Royal Fraternity al
Roanoke Taken over by the In
suFance Commissioner of Virginia.
Accused of Operating without a
License from the state Bureau.
i,l N The Washington Herald.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Roanoke. Va. April S-Warrants were
sworn out this morning by Col Joseph
Button, insurance commissioner of Vir-
ginia. against ]. w. Elliott and W. l..
Peters. both of Roanoke. charging them
with violating the State insurance laws
in conducting a fraternal insurance BUSH
ness without a charter from the State
corporation commission and without a
license from the insurance bureau.
Later Elliott and Peters are 10 be
The Washington herald., 1910-04-09
Chinese Ordered Released.

Manila, April SIN accordance with a
favorable decision by the board of immi-
grafton, Judge Cross1eld has ordered the
release Of three of the Chinese who were
arrested on their return here after be-
ing deported to Annoy as undesirables,
and has issued an injunction forbidding
the governor general and the Manila po-
lice to again deport them.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-09
Firebngs nt Hnntinrtnn-

Huntington. w. Va, April S.-The de-
struction of three sawmills by fire within
ten days has led to the suspicion that,
hFebugs are at work in this section, and
the State fire marshal will be asked to
Investigate Those destroyed were the
Kirk Wallace. and Parsley mill. the
combined loss being more than $4,000.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-09
More Roads Raise Pay.

Pittsburg, Pa, April s.-Pittsburg and
Lake Erie Railroad Company employees
have been notified that their wages viii
be increased at once to correspond with
the increase granted by the New York
Central system lines east Of Buffalo. This
will affect about 1000 men, and means
practically a raise of per cent over
present wages II Is rumored that the
Lake Shore and the Big -Four systems are
contemplating a voluntary raise OF the
pay of their employees.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-09
Did II Two sundays Ago.

From the Chicago Tribune,
Doctor. why don't you sometimes de-
nounce, wickedness in high places?"
BLESS my soul, Brother Hardesty.
do Have you forgotten that in my SER
mon two Sundays ago I spoke sharply
against practice OF flirting in the elevated
railway trains"
The Washington herald., 1910-04-09

Haverhill, Mass, April S.-Commander
Frederick w Cofhn. T. s N, retired. who
was lieutenant commander on Rear Adj
miral SIMPSONS flagship New York dur
ing the blockade and battle off Santiago
in 1898, died at the home of his sister
here to-day. aged ffty-seven years. He
was graduated from the Naval Academy
In 1875.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-09
Hard o Please.

From the Cleveland Il der.
why are you and your wife quar-
reling?'
"Oh. I acknowledged that I'd made
a fool of myself in my latest deal, and
she's mad because she has no chance
to argue with me about it
The Washington herald., 1910-04-09
HOWLETT REVEALS
PLACE HE HID GEMS
Bugher Diamonds Found in
Patch of Jersey Woods.
WRAPPED IN HANDKERCHIEF

Taken 40 New York by Washington
Detectives, Former Butler Leads
Way to Hiding PIaces-One stone
Under Carpet of Hotel Room, and
Two others Restored by Jewellers.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-09
ITALIAN REPORTERS
BALK A ROMANCE
Roosevelt Honeymoon Trip
Is Soon Called OFF.
FLEE FROM BAND AND CROWD

Drive Along the Mediterranean to
RapoIIa, but soon Make Their Ess-
cape to GenOR-Wili Visit villa OF
Miss Carew tO-day-Street May BE
Named Roosevelt.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-09
AGAIN SCORE BISHOP
Members of Aero Club Indig-
nant at His Attitude.
GIVES UP THE MANAGEMENT

Forced to Heed Cry for Flying
Meet, He Seeks to Shift RespOn-
Date to Be Fixed as Late as Oe-
tober, When Conditions Are Bad.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-09

Continued from Page One.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-04
JtCkSOVVTILE RtrTS.
Three Fa,srites ~uec~-sfuI IN Hudd,
Track

JSrEso' I'LL. IlA March There
Va more rain lss' nigh' and 'ri- morning
with re result thar 'he going was worse
than ever a. Nongrief PARK Inc racrnT
vas ,nteTs-'ing. ani - fay orItes cot home IN
from N three eyen's o. m-1a' an e'er
byaaa Tor fue ~ en- Nlro' ara Henry
each rode tv n Ntnner-
The SUMMARY
FIr.f Rs,r Ffre snf 3 REV furiongs-Ioa
ia tNicuit. "a % : oor Coredi -nrs IA Ms
rave. - second ras'~' 10 Pos~ers
FOL. tnlrt linz i'-l o. RTiarr o.. inferro O'I--l
ard Ron hstuT also
5eroud SAGE Three 'lI,onEs-s,srina. ~
$50 :. s.s snd SWAN Del 10 Hsnasn,. Is % !
tbiTa Tine, = 50 %Inn- wood .iohn Nj
gore Tor FIynn MUD Hen 'osuo and HspE
Tnird Escc- seven 'rrlonE- Hs,rs ~
POS ers u = won Sllvrrtr 20 Nusg.aye
ihiFa ririe LIS GAt.-n isss. SilSera1c Me-
Heybcf' me vash .n'osh FusTarian Low Hear
Schte>Wig snd Petnettc also ran
ToLrtr Fac IRE and = hdN frr'ongS
rolic. - Henry 20 ~0n ~. - los ,kinE
70 70 ,~co-d Md lrs Pesss even NONE
third TIVE - 5 VI smart. ilc~''s and
Tinh iisc~-Sl, 'urlong LORD Sssor ID
Herr'. 70 vo- rOore' h iOs P~asr
10 Joe Rose ia MOI ~ . mud
Tine, ~ - Earls court. dgT GArtnrss ard
tuaiin S'uTf-f ant a'~o ran
-Ath psss one ~" s1d ~ Yards VAN
Ago 10 'Ei7g - voa = Josers ~
qgAnHed an rls-rt hird C-e,r l"h'l-r "a
fSa-- - I"I-Hr- 'ntTa rg' 'ss--1
.-corc Tine go ' armed aGer FH~r'
seo'' r-I'-' - ara Elys'ln $50 Esa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-04
PSrdhsm Ra.-nsn Player. out.

Coauh ofev 80 the F1rdham baseball
SQUAD down ~ th'-iy wsnhers vc-'"rdav
and mo o1utids'~- had thor Nr~ pU' toor
prartic~ ~ ths ssa.rn ~. diamond
winch has ba"n Ind"rsoing l'nD-oNe rrsnts
for he LAST week. Vac IN good on''tIrn and
considering no saTitre~s oI he season The
yraCt'Ce "a. ensOuTaKirg tNaCN tonsv
stated 'ha' re la-' month e. dstiy prRCt 90
M the Maroon gym hnd aoTked wonders
for nc team. ~spe'itll, ~. pit' her. who
had al! worked The KINKS Ou' and can now
moot therl over a. u Rrrgf rate \ royal
1atfle for @hnrtsiop - IN progress bet cen
fllulR1n Shsrksg ana White. and Coach
4 one" prettc's some line picking Tor hts
-os .tI0n QUINN and ShhTkey. last wear :
veteran twirlsrs. are giving a Srea' account
~ fhe-rs~i' - VI hup kshpe. a new con ~,
- a very -p~Pfy ptfsha-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-04
STAKE. for Courtr, IIun's Nr~unS

Tho ounjr, r'uh- ppnu1. ri-~''H' a.
,I,d. pa-l Rro1k linz Ma vHH take
p's~e or iune ~ luc - -"FeH rao"- vet.
- -,tr each ta, The run.. value Pc. AZURE
= he 2. nnN Grand Nar 'al = cen . 'ase
TIE Prook Inc Hantirsr ~'eeVIN' hs-s =
4 o-sh - 90 guaranteed AMI 30 1lsP NJ
fh- Ns'ionai Hunt cup .. e. m ''N $50
trophy
1hI Challenge cup hn- q g.Itrtu'sa1 Isiii~
Of SGC0 vhie no 81 ou'l llun' ..1 mt ~
Nttd s-sN N4n' run Zach Na- vII1e ~
$40 The n'hev rgr-se r10se IRON go
10 s4ON March - = ~ date 'rf . l'r"-
in, ,1srv ,lN-tn- ~ 'Fa lir0ol ~. ~fpet'e.
~ha-e Ard ne Grarf ANNUAL 10 mai
losing Tor all race - ia 80 Entrir- are
q o,Irss " NJ. ~ Arcade ~ FUN a,en'"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-04
TIMING.
I,snar 1rd Frerchnsr - Meet Tor NJ .OOO
Slsi".

Pro Ross 80 I'GHGn Champion feneey
haf 'agea ~ No os- 'saEe ~ rrof Senhc
and RE RAN h.'e sFr~st - match for me
er~ 90 - rU0 -l'e 50 ar fhev have
aEr-e- ~ 10 tons -viu he NH foils
sno duSlaS -~p-ts and ~ - pToba ne
tnat ne bV0id-v0rd ~ 0na'v be included
a. he ,Oarssf Nos. and - ne the hes'
= p0nerf .. 80 IT,. an rcoI ~ fencing
~ Amer -. NJ sgnH .aUrSssnt al rheFe -
sr.en'If. ~ the 2 - ~ .. moo 20 ire lash
lng =. 80 l"vIes -Fo.i Ia eT- interesting
% A. ievofr~e y sword NAV
The 10 lf.ra '0r re match Las re- ct
been des lei . pon bg' rio date VII bss The
!sFr '-etk ~ 80 u-cssnT r'0nfh The
lsucers - 'rc- 'ilt gbcl' - - "se'zs 20
train
and SEA- fre-e '.!i 10 specnI uat hes
oet- cen tar pupiir .. boti The selection
a. q referee EcpTas g be he bar !est pom
- aEree Ipcn b. 49, 1r'rs Sc %. rgsbq6i
r. DISCHARGED h. ~ ~ '1e D, . !ns rue roTs
az rla '-te 1-ie prominent I0l.'sIr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-04
I'GDIO
English Player. VINO Are To Attend Lake
waad Tournament.

-ps-fs' ".H.r Dsir1fcA - rRr SrS
IoNnn> March The HurltnREan
CIur III end The following team for he
polo tournament 80 take place a. Lake.
wood y = n~Rinnins On Aprr ~ Capt
e. T. BsIeviIle capt lie CrespiEny, Capt.
? II Milcr and " = Rue lSrnaster. reserve.
The Hon y Bs-ssf0r TH~~ viii sail from,
London on trr' 70
III H~rherr. hartman o. the Polo A.
ISOLATION .at5 y~st"r1sy hat " the STATE
" 'he 'urf I"rrltfef play. az Lakewood
would begin On March 4 and cloAe on APRIL
n The Fnsiishren % ONE are 70 pia~
only - irdiVidus.. End nJf - q HuTllng-
ham 'eam no. Oill inv u the matches he
or the four raued ,ap'- B@lleville and
de tresptEnv are especially pToninent N
20 same g Ireland 2, and CERT Nilsr s1tk
agsIns' he Am~rinan cha llengerl for the
gup y l'c2 lLe Hon : 9. Bersaford wsS
= POLO Assoc y ,Ion tournSmsnf bul has
Ts sn George ) Gould, Joha Z. co1dln.
Heroeri Ihe oisysrs % 1ddltion Who hey:
s lIe ere EhH ~ ws;ns ssSi &. s sinSna
can az M, Hariinsh1m 3d., i her y
g sSPa se y ~ ',s na 80 sI! a.
FOR oes The latter two from posson
Capt ! HSrdress Loyd had eesn e1-
pested but he appointment aa captain Of
the HurlinRhenn team that y expected here
yanset' Per IN July or AuRnss made " I'M
pos-ihlr Tor htn 70 come 20 lakewood
Team vtil be made up each day from the
bly h. 9 number % tourneyl for tndfvtdua
cups in an informal wav Tho visitors VII
not hrinE their ponies ouf hgva 4rrn nagn
20 get their mOiInts from HuEh Driry. Who
haa established near Hempgtend e school
for the rain No ~ polo PONIES on the plan
Fl fha' coadnc;ef N Enstand ~ Capt
Miller There VIII h. fully 90 pOmtae a.
I.skswccd - threm wfekr. areclEneas %
tho hneet ~ EnRitah lrtah. south Amer
ican and American breeding.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-04
Y,l.. FoS,Ssn schedule

NBu NAE Mar~h : -lalss foo'hai.
.~hedrle for 1910 f. ~ .oilG~s
rfncsfaS Seplernocf - " e.ir' ~ A. Nrn
Ht,cn satuTdG' Ortohc- = -ss - a. Nev
gsRSn n ednrsda, Or'onr- Tuita a. Nen
Ha1@n saturday OrfobcT Hol" tToss a. NeF
Hs,e1 Sa'Lrdas Oc'ob~r -. 70 e. Po1' a. West
Po,4t <aturda' October p. tndcrb..' ~
v-ysiT' - NeW Maven Sa'.rdE' pc'obeT -
Co'yatr a. Nep IA ~ ~atLr a. No r-uAe- g..
Bre--1 A. Wee Fav-a Sa'Irds. ,,oversber =
P-fnrr-on - Prncey0i 81 l,fr" No's1ber 20
~ 49, a. Nr-t Haf-~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-04
COLI WBTI ROW ING.
Vow Varsity and -Four Freshman Flights
Are PraetIsiuG.

Crsv practi"e began - pick ~ = 'Tihc
~ Colunnts ye-terdsv afternoon and lam
RICE. 'h~ Goa n. for ne fret time tht- sea-
son had enough men on ~ boat four var
-tv cights amt the same rVrbsr ~ fresh
man combinations Tals - not iuauN
as Rice hoped for bur he vii nv 20 do 'he
hs@t 10 can ann keen IN eNpe"ting that
whep the fUne sofneS for he crews - y
on ne Wstsr there wall be lev move men
ou' Murphy The stroke ~ .Hs' vear's
VARSITY eight has not Vet reported FOR
pTs''trc We has VUT m a hard - inter On
Tho hO"kev team bu' vii rrrfu rowing
neat week however
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-04
Turf srd FIcid sIuh Nmccr..

q he annual meeting % me bhard ~
governors 81 the Turf and Fi-l4 Club held
YESTERDAY The following rM~er~ we've
slec'et for no vear 1910
PresIden' the Hon Perry Belmont vi~s-
Tres dent zen Rrayton Ives treasurer
lohu L TOsdm seCFetaTv. { LAiIon-
taRne assistant sesretaTv n . Buck
eNecuiivc committee. ] wilson. "
6o'v-e cornrnutee. searle Barelsy. "
Heavy " Bull q LtvtnRs'on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-04
S:a,r

PAWN BFsrP Pa March -0Hr NJ he
tes' self rna'Sfss n no "eqT "as plave1
ebay a. Pa w., Beach Iher Nillie nader
-or-Hnd Fem were defeated NJ ~ o
ne~t hall foursc.'~ b.. Fred NicI cod and
Tom Anderson Jack Eut, hirson made .
9Th man N fhis party he PLAYED 'ur
a srartal prize ~ 80 for IRE hesr nleda
score MCt cod Willie Anderson and
HHt,k inson all eguslled The record u -
.or the course and split this amour ",
Lscd PLAYED ne hr-v nine holes m -. h1N-
Jog three 'vos for the outvard lpuTrey
alone
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-04
New Members for intercollegiate wr~>-
tinG ASSOCIATION

A. ne anna. rr.s.,ur o. ~" IH'"r'o. .
lsei-fr W-est''uv N.-rrn'ion whI"u VtiI
he held IA -N'- si'N or NBr'r 20 nrr'l.''iNr.
"a. uraruf,sf.hfp from Ienn-"'Ntrsr ~fa'"
college ard p~saih'y rom ilArs ARD - ~ D."
acted mon They ri'i no. b" permitted 'r
enter tsa-ns p ne fn'sr" o. 'rIl'e ham
ntorshir meet tnar vlI fEts place ~ NeN
navrrl on March - r. j. nr'e STOOD hat
7 shirL rui pe'ttf0n for un..f~ nav- fi0 newt
ysar We rr.-en' uernb"r- ~ 'te $50
riatton ar to.vfnhis inrneh Pen1-v'-
ann Trtu.- ~ sHi N1Ie
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-04
TTTSS
SapabI-,-1 7nd ave Hr= ~ IN Pirst Care
FOR @FRf~ Tlfte

INA. '-sA Csrrtiarca --'ll no"have sH
easy task Boz 1oquirnr ne sew Nork stare
chess ,aampioLsEIp N he ra'ch against
ChaFlcs rlTr 'H'N rh1m - fi~T N
he annual '-Trra~e'' on wa-hing'ons
pir.hda~. AS skrv- rs ~ plav r
70 la'ver d. 'rr c-s' e he amer cen
fss ID o. he roofs = D., Pee Chcss Club
rssterds- afternoon The rvo rivais pl5 81
% q zraw sitter a. evening r1ntesr AP'iaE
SAD three moves
lac neat same 10 scfedlie1 20 % PlEyss
Rt the roonA 81 the RICE Chess Club 90
o. ci0ck tr-moFroW afternocn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-04

Ernie HtertberE. who - manager for
huTte Iohsnsen. the disfsnce runner re-
eived q telegram veUerday from D0rando
challenging the Swete - a Mlrathon race
10 lake place a. Celii" Park Or Apri
Dorando Ia nov N san tranCisro Htert-
fers 70 have the race held IN the twenty
third ReRiVneut Armory either on March q
Or April ana has wired Dorando 70 that
eject
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-04
rnIIcrr AIhIRiIra.

Yale esg1siniy - forehande1. aItanEing q foot
nall schedule foT fhe class ~ is'a hffnre there
" IS rr such ~!ass
Thsg- hays ~ r.!ls radius for athietir team
,rtps ~ williams The Colmbia baskgtbsIl
ra4iua srrns 70 b. .lar.'e1 m he north anywa"
~ I15th s'rr-t
Ss-v YORK rniversity meets Var o. iHg iTEt
dual g.'rnnastic meet Of tte season 20 ntgng. ~
Ut, rrsir- TseiRqts Tbs iS'ai - Mnasfs have
Eiven several exhibitions. bat no r,eets before
Fhis season
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-04
KiendI Again Columbia BASKETBALL CAP.
tain

The Columbia BASKETBALL team met for
tie a. tine this season Yesterday and
elected ktendl captain Tor the ensuing
year This T. kiendls second wear a. head
~ tho 'eana The rnrlre Columbia ave will
~ hack next season a. X ientl intends 70
enter the ln~ school next fail lie has
Benz ~ and Mahon each have one more
year 20 ri1v. while Alexander AMI &c have
:Nc more vefrs ahead % them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-04
Marcy Cssn ~ Run .. . PRO.

In re 'venr' n,I.- -a-~ vhich y ~ 70 rrn
n NaSisnr square "a fden or March -
Nave C0Nr M lT5sN AuerICsn
arr e'e ~ rIn be Hrs' raCe - o nrofss
-tnnIl C1hn hls rad srHrtal C1urrs ~
tr1tuing FOR tha event 1his entry makes
~va r1nte~fFnts 90 lar -N@1dOHH seller
y-n'' tiaV-e and orr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-04
PAwNBROkEns SALES.

y T. fsHtSaL Alct 20 no~ests. 49, 80. :"
a ~ az pledges tor unpeio 1ans ~. 49, 80
hyokers pledged previous 20 nAtes ana 1nmoerN
March Tt, B.rEsI. formerly 20 s,h a,
BergeT hro.. so' Nes' go ~ an p'enses p'o'
Tee ". i%, u.S.,-.. ,oro u - ii.
pledges PRIOR FEB -. 100. 20 70. :Itee a z
bruckheimer. -leh On ~ ~ plN"N'~ pi'Va Ne''H
: teD. 20 No eSo - -, - -,
March iO-Wm. Nmpson. ~ Bnrs row. 81
pledges prior Jan. > 50 70 20 1919 ,,-
49, a 81, s1.,ns,5I M Rosefv An pleige,
PRIOR ian Nd lsS % 20 ~. -.
aNSe y % ss1ae1 y .4DSeapsN ~. JULIUS shon.
- 1,,rt IA BovScTy
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Dr. NnsEry aquasn G-hamVlaa.

PHILApELPHYA. March S.-DT. y A
Miske~ - the Overbrook Golf Club retained
hts sitsi Of squash racquet champion b. de-
featinE " l. Freeland. Germantown
Cricket Club IN the anal round 90 the Rac-
qust CLUB to-day NJ two RaKaea 20 one.
The scores were i7-ia. ia. ts--i1.
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REGULGRs SCORE ~ MITTr.
q, se,nssuv suts Crack Pttchev'S stow
One Over the fence.

MARtIS Tea March 5 -McGraws reR1I-
lars and = team % fast youngsters hat'led
seven tnnIne- to a tie this afternoon In .
game that vas -crappv from star - hnIsh
AMI Witch abounded in excellent inneldinR
broken ~ frequent intervals ny glazing
errors Each side gathered hve runs apiece.
and the veterans are inclined 10 he rather
,he4ty over this showing on heir second
dav Cut ana because they scored three Of
their runs white MatheNson adorned the
hox for the YaniEans
There was nothing he matter with Matty's
Gro TnI bal Tor The nf., time ana ~hisrisd
them over WITH speed 10 burn. but his nelders
we're not strong in support Matty handed
SLOW bali - Iv seymour Who promptly
lost y over the right field fence. this hit
account ing for Two runs .,
The rsRuiars lned up to-day with Lacher
m left neid and Merkle ~ hrst base The
-irzt three innings we're fast and snAppy, and
. ",S s,ood : 70 4, IN favor 81 the YaniTans
hose pitcher Was klAwitter Drucke was
n the box for the regulars and seemed
ieams, a. hey had many q bat'le In the
T"Nas League lasf season
randall and MaihersOn we're the second
paT ~ PITCHERS, Marty 'wirling for the
kockie. in ne fourth inning Snodgrars
delivered MS hcme run wallop. ann ato-
Tf,h"r ne s as ,,g iSo' sec ee MAIN
Seymour hitting one over the tencs " rleh'
centre ana driving Doyle IN ahead Of him
After this inning all 81 the regular. except
D~yln. Merkle and ZaSher IYIi Bridwsl
and Devltn especially did midseason stunts
in feeding and throwing balls 90 nrss base
The scOre was 10 4 against the regulars
wh~n Dickson and Bell relieved Crandall
ana MatheV-on there vas no scoring
. on Dickson bur 1oue rad fielding and nj :
ting allied The base. on Bel n the seventh
the bases attn packed shsfer made 9 .ensa-
ilonal stop Of q bali hit by Merkle, grabbing
u With his hare hand behind third hase and
| forcing the runner unRestssed
Georee Schlei relieved NyerS IN The
foSs S%9E *. and old s. s s ,sH o.
20 DO. which hs considered fortunate
. Circumstance.
: Inhelder Arthur Fletcher arrived 81 noon
but did not put on = uniform today. Ne
has been HAVING . siege Of the grip ann =
/ not AZ stIonG ~ usual howeSer mIsera.
made him feel so good that be u going 20
SET busy to-moEro~.
To-day's score follow
HH:s,S,:5. ,.sissGp;
rwo base Alss-sey|sHI. Murray Hexsox
seymour HattsTics-nrueks cranesn Dteksoa
Meyers And Schiei KiaWt.teF hathewson, Bel
weston FOsr BaSy Aheaa - schesuie.
Las vEoAs. y N. March Edward
PaysOn Weston arrived here to-day a. IA
" from Chapelle. from which point he
started a. A NJ. covering the distance
of twsniy-fiys ntlea AZ noon tho peds--
tTian started for Waroua, distance Of
twenty mile. Weston 70 four days ahead
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Rookie, contrasting SPECIFICATION, and market
prices all models isoS IN iedp supplied upon 70
our,t also ,lst 81 cars now IN hands for sale
Pits Motor car 60 80 Washington ~, Sewsrk
Pierce Ar-ow Agent, for Nee Jersey
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Las vEoAs. y N. March Edward
PaysOn Weston arrived here to-day a. IA
" from Chapeile. from which point he
started a. Z A NJ. covering the distance
% twsnfy-hvs mtlea AZ nooa tho pede--
tTtan started for Watroua, . distance Of
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statement of Father Bernard v Vaughan
Causes q Big Sensation.


Causes q Big Sensation.
MONTREAL, Sept. 10.--(Special Tele-
gram FEATHER Bernard Vaughan. one of
the foremost preachers in England, who Is
attending the Eucharistic congress here,
has caused a sensation by his utterances,
that bids fair to create furore in church
circles, He predicts the ruling of the
United States by Catholics, maintains the
Roman Catholic church is the only one
that lives up to the laws of God, and
says Protestanism is disappearing In an
interview today he said;
''The empty cradle and the empty church
these are the greatest problems of modern
life. Racial suicide and religious suicide
act and react upon each other. The Roman
Catholic church stands alone in its en-
forcement of the laws of God, concerning
marriage, and the Roman Catholic church
has no complaint to make of empty pews.
From what l hear OF conditions in the
United States, the Catholics will soon con-
troll that country through. force of numbers.
Christian fecundity is fighting sterile
paganlsm, and the battle FOR the possession
Of the world will soon be narrowed to the
Catholic church and the destructive forces
Of Rgnosticism. - Professionalism is disap-
pearing.
Men and women who hesitate to bring
children Into the world because of not
being able TO support them are but offering
a weak excuse tor their sins. no me moth
ing is more contemplate than those mar
ried women who shake their fists in the
face of God. saying. We ignore you and
despise your laws
The feverish rush for pleasure IS lead
Ing them to the paganism ana destruction
of Carthage, OF Phoenicia, OF Greece and
Rome. Women no longer want the trouble
OF rearing children. Children interfere too
much with their pleasures and figures
New Demand for Women.
He then touched upon womRns fight for
equality with men and did not hesitate 10
say women would be the loser.
The new demand for woman's equality
with men will necessarily lessen her powss
n the triple role for which she Is most
lifted, that OF mistress OF home, ths
darling mother OF her children ana the
queen Of her husbands heart To-day wo-
nan seeks to be aggressive abroad instead
sf remaining on the defensive at home.
hen she opposes man she must go to the
'.all because man is stronger In any
suuggle between them the survival OF the
attest and consequently the strongest will
e0me about ~ the arenS of public life
women haven't got chance with men.
Men are stronger mentally aud physically
ana women cannot compete with them.
"A think II is grand thing to see a
woman taking in washing and she is far
better Off than her richer sisters who spend
their tim, taking in men. 1t is an VA
fortunate thing that women have TO work
Tor their living today but It seems TO be
necessary economic condition OF the
day"
ihat rather Naughan's statements will
cause huge sensation throughout this
oOCa'ry ana Canada, Is evidenced by the
many warm discussions already started