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New-York tribune., 1911-12-23

Substitutes-Seaburn for Comfort Roth for
Johnson Goals from field Hammond t6l. car
lands 90 Johnson. Roth. !. c. Mclaughlin '3).
Comfort %. Moore Seaburn. Goals from fouls
Moore % Schredeck Referce-QuiGg, New
York 4 e. Umpire-Shiclds. 23i street y. NJ.
G. H. Time OF halves-Tweuty minutes each.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23

In the final round, which will start at
noon to-day. Columbia will play Harvard
and Yale Will meet Princeton
Three Of the most interesting games
rlaNed Yesterday follow:
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
HARVARD w. YALE.

Harvard PLAYED white on Boards and s. The
openings Filth. Sicilan defence. % moves;
sixth. Giuoco Piano. 20 moves: seventh. Queen
sambit declined. eighth. Ruy Lopez. - moves.
After two rounds the college and indi-
vidual scores are a. follows:
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23

Total .......-... ~ lotal .'''....'. 2
Tho openngs-First Scilian defence. 70 moves;
second. Vienna. 35 moves. third. Giuoco Piano
62 moves fourth. Philidor defence. Il moves.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23

Charles Webb Murphy, who is on his
way TO Panama for a visit, was shocked
when ne heard that Roger Bresnahan.
manager Of the St Louis Cardinals, had
preferred formal charges against him with
the National Commission. When ques-
toned about il after arriving in New Or
leans. late on Thursday night he said:
why, that's all the result Of kidding
match between Brcsnahan and myself; he
takes things too seriously. This is how II
was: ! wanted Roger to waive on Safer.
hut he refused. l 'kidded' him and asked
If il was Toronto wanted SAFER. lie said
that was not the reason. as he wanted
Safer himself All right 1 replied. still
Joking him. 'wen put YOU out of the
league race i'm a hurry
"'How's that?' he asked. Why we've
rot 10 on YOU i'm the pitchers box / re-
piled. meaning that neither Of our Pitch
Ing staffs worked well in the post-season
games. both Of our clubs losing. Any way.
II il was q serious matter, I'm Of the
opinion that tho National commission Will
not interest itself in anything Bresnahan
or myself might say to each other in con-
yersation.'
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23

SUNDAYS NEW. YORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for $3.50 a year.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23

Connie Mack. manager OF the world $
champions. has signed n now pitcher, who,
according TO some good judges promises
10 develop into a second Rube Marquard.
Roger Salmon is his name and. I'm signing
20 play with the Athletics he will he
lost 90 Princeton, as he entered that uni
rersity last fan and players in few class
games
Solmou is twenty years Old, and stands 6
feet inches tall His home is IN Newark,
end last summer ne worked out for Roger
Bresnahsu when the Cardinals were play
iug a series wiki the Brooklyn Superbas.
Breerahau offered him a contract forth
with but his father objected a the time,
as he was anxious for the boy to go to col
lage Further than that, Salmon was pitch
jue at the time for the Milford team, and
was anxious to finish out the season.
Salmon first came intb promise as a
pitcher with the Newark Academy nine be-
cause Of his remarkable speed sharp break
ing curves and excellent control From
Newark Academy ne went TO Tome School,
IN Maryland. and gained more fame as a
pitcher He has now decided 10 leave
Princeton and will report for duty with
tho Athletics on the spring training trip in
March
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
TIMELY BITS OF SPORT
Five Giants Get Home from Cuba
in Time for Christmas.
HANK 0'DAY HAS HIS SAY
No Umpire Batting for Him as
Manager-Stormy Time for
Outlaw League.

Flve members Of tho New York Giants,
rbo so erectually cleaned up the Cubans
rhen IL came TO playing real baseball, re-
,,rned TO this city late last night on the
.,oamship MORO Castle, from Havana.
Josh Devore. Larry Doyle, George Wiltse'
Arthur Devlin and Arlie Latham were the
a,.s 10 brave the terrors of the deep
Arie. the wcl-known comedian, was the
no OF tho party coming up, and his
tangent oups and epigrams kept every
one in good humor.
If was not a difficult job for Latham,
boRever. In the pocket Of each player was
a bankron OF $500, the spoils of the trip
and the reward for walloping the Cubans
BESIDES this was the prospect Of being once
more on the little Isle of Manhattan.
II has been a prosperous year for the
Giants. Since the season closed they have
earned nearly 5000 in pin money from
the worlds series and the Cubans. with
a vacation thrown i'm. Now they can set
lie back and rest up for the call TO Mar
In Springs in March.
Tho players mad a pleasant voyage eX-
cent for the last twenty-four hours. when
q storm was encountered. All OF them
nere enthusiastic about the record they
made I'm Cuba, and declared with conn~
dence that they Will be fully able 10 take
arc of themselves i'm the hottest klho
~ pcunant race next year. The men
showed little interest in the squabble and
conflict among the owners Of the clubs
but talked freely about the good time theE
had had I'm cuba and the remarkable pop
ularity Of baseball on that island
Hank ODay the new manager OF the
cincinnati Reds. who for years has been
q National League umpire. says that ne
Will live mp 10 the golden rule in base
1au and devote no part Of his time to
-rlpirc "baiting" while managing his
team lie is quoted as follows; = VII"
treat the umpire just as ! would have
manager treat me If / was in his place.
and lust as I insisted on them treating
me for many years" IT is possible or
course. as Connie Mack, manager of the
PHILADELPHIA Athletics. and three or four
others have found. that it is not necessary
In make strenuous objections 10 every
close decision. ODay. however is IN
peculiar position and for that reason his
attitude ON the field will he the cause or
much interest among the fans Incl
dentany. O'Day says that the Reds VIII
not train at Hot Springs. as he has other
plans iu view.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
The summaries follow

COLUMBIA vs.. PRINCETON.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23

= contract ln que CouiS'.
The United States League Of Professional
Baseball Clubs. duly organized in this city
on Thursday evening. is not likely TO find
easy sailing on the stormy seas Of outla"
baseball. according 10 John A. Heydler'
secretary Of the National League, ana
other mon closely identified with the great
national game one Of them said ycster-
day.
Whore VIII This new league with IT'S high
sounding name get the players TO saiisiN
the discriminating fans? There IS httle
of no chance for the league to be Tecog-
flZed by The National COMMISSION il
tiOpOSes 10 put tcaIi1s IN New ork, BROOK
tyn, Washington. Richmond and Keadlhe;
five Of the eight cities already decided
NpOn. The salaries for players WouId nave
70 be- cXtOrtiOuate to attract men from the
inajOr leagues and would have 10 be as
tropOrtiOuate 10 their value 10 draw play
trs from the minor leagues. Inc rams ~
such cities as New YORK, BROOKLYN dnG
Washington, have been educated 70 TOO hlsh
2 point 10 be satisfied with baseball far be-
Low the standard. The answer Is pam;
Inc new league will be on the rocks ana
Their promoters VIII be out of pocket IN
snort Orocr.
E William A. Whitman, Of Reading, Penn,
who has been elected president, secretary
aho treasurer OF the new league, is OPIUM
stic. lie says that there are plenty oi
good players lying around loose 10 make
up eight teams and that he and his asso-
GATES would have nothing to do with con-
liact Jumpers Perhaps he IS right but II
looks Ike a forlorn hope
marry Pollock is putting high value on
NpSSzko and Raicevich for their handicap
Fi'silins bout in Madison Square Garden
=" christmas night lie says without blink
.Hs an eye tnat at least 10000 hinges on
'"' result The bout is likely 10 be a good
'"e under the conditions. as Zbyszho is fac
l's hard task. II by any chance the win
h'i should get 4 bout for the worlds
,nsmpionship with Frank Gotch, il might
't worth something approaching that fg-
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
PLAN FOR ARENA SHOWS

Totals. .sss SCI 9l0l Tot
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23

Richard Kiusella. Of Springfield. ll., who
has found number Of good baseball
players, has signed 20 do scout duty for the
S. Louis Cardinals next year. Arnold
JIauser the St Louis shortstop, who
threatened TO hold out has made his
sosco with Roger Brcsnahan and will sign
= contract in due course.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23

Foatherwcights will be the attraction at
u,e Sharkey club. "YounS' Reilley ami
lin, Kendrlck viii box ten rounds, and
nr,,,, contest IL assured Both are fast
and clever.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13

torH ards elected a membtr uf the
houss aud Occamc speaker 81 that
body ia congress. William Il King
of Alabama. WHO was ven Years
president protom. afterwards became
vice president since the Civil war.
nvc Democrats have held the place,
Allen q Thurman of ohio. who was
candidate fo' yice-prcsident IN 1855.
Thomas T. Bnyard of Delaware. David
Davis of Illinois Matt w Ransom OF
North Carolina aud lsham q Harris
OF Tennessee Senator FRYE succeed
ed senator Harrif
rhe nfth congress holds the record
FOR changing presidents protein, 1--WE
different senators. william Brigham
of Pennsylvnnia. William Bradford of
Rhode Island. John Lawrence of New
Ynrk. Jacob Read Of south Carolina
and Thradorc ScdgWtck of Mass-
achusetts all holding the position at
some time during the life of that con-
srcss
Al some time or another "N'ry one
of the original thirteen states has
been honorcd by having one ~ us
senators chosen protein of senate, and
every state east of the Mississippi,
with the exception of West Virginia
nnd Florida. has been so honorod.
The only senators from the newer
states west of tn Mississippi who
have been presidents protein wore
from Missouri and Kansas
David Atchison came from Ms
snurf and s.rv,d tnrnuuhott fh, q nud
congress, and John J. ingalls, came
from Kansas. and served in The scc-
pnd session Of the t9th. throughout
the 5eth. and the first session of th'
! ilst congress.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13
O|ETz WILL Spend
REMAINING LIFE
BEHIND PRISON
BARSANO WALL
Homesteader Who Fought the
Lumber Trust IN Wisconsin
is Found Guilt of Murder
for Killing Deputy Sheriff
SMILED AND DECLARED
HE DID NO WRONG


Hayward wis. Ma t3 John T.
Dictz viii spend the resi- of his nat
ural ufa at hard iabor "a tho state
pcultcntiary at Waupum by the ver-
dict of tho jury today for the murder
of Deputy sheriff Oscar Harp in the
battle AT Cameron Dam on october
IS. last Hattie +. Dlcll. his wife and
Leslie Dictz. his son, vrr. found n9t
guilty.
The smile with which the "Old
Man has always faced conditions did
not dcscr, him as tn Judge read thC
verdict
A groNn overspread the face of
Mrs Die,z and she elarcd at the jury
Leslie smiled fam,ly aal "oi1t camt
and went in his face
Asked boy Judge Reid II he had any
thing 60 say before sentence was pro-
rounced Diots launched into H.
radc against what he termed the lum'
bcr trust which he said he knew
sounor or later "borlue' ~ mig ant
] am little would XIII mo or put m'
out OF the way"
Diotz charged the trust with try
ing 60 rtil him and declared that now
the lumber companies had got wha
thoy were after.
Il have done nothing wrong anf
the state has" continued Dieiz "a
X the state that has waylnid IN,
children aud took one away To iai
and put bullet through the other
"A giri"
The suggestion that Dictz who con
Quoted his own case throughout, ge
an attorney 10 draw mp motion IL
proper form for now trial was lg
norcd and DlctI himself made yer
bal motion 10 this effect which wa
denied by the court L.ifc imprison
mcnt was then Imposed upon hin
bat ten days We're allowed 10 o.
exception.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13
SOCIAL CLUB IS
ORGANIZED
Movement on Foot Among the
Masons to Provide Social
Pastime and to Furnish
Handsome New Temple.

\ social club is being instituted
among the Musons of this city to;
the purpose OF promoting the social
life of numbers and to furnish the
club rooms IN Ia. new bailding. card
tables, pool ana billiard tables viii ho
Installed In two large club rooms IN
the lowest floor of the building \
library of periodicals ana standard
reading matter tS contemplated IN
connection with furnishing thu CLUB
roons
A dance for members of The Ma
sonic orders viii hc given hy the now
club on the evening oi TucsduN' May
23. This " the frs, of a series al
pleasant times planned by the club,
Permanent organization has not
vet been perfected. ON Monday last
a get-togother meeting was held and
several provisional committees were
elected George Dean presided as
temporary chairman ot the meeting,
and Will McMillin acted as secretary
pro tenn. committee consisting ol
Messrs. Chadwick, chairman. skinner
aud sumner was appointed Messrs
i.embkc. Blumcnthal ana Grant We're
named as "A committee on publicly
and finance committee composed oi
M.ssrs. Sturecs. chairman, Davidson
and Burnett Vas named.
\ comimtt". on resolutions aud by,
laws. eomposod Of Mrssrs. craig
chairman. S,urs.s aud Davidson wa,
appointed Ia report Monday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13
HERMOS|LL0 WILL
Be TAKEN SOON
UNLESS RELIEF
ARRIVES
Commander of Garrison Can.
not Hope to Withstand
Overwhelming Rebel Force
Except By Fighting.
ENTIRE STATE RISES
TO AID INSURRECTOS



Magdalcna, sonora, May l3. th-
less rcinforcemcnts arrive soon Co.
Ogodga. comandlng the garrison eft
Hcrmosllo. consisting of goo men.
must face most critical situation.
and only the most desperate resist
Gncc can prevent the captur, of tu,
largest citS IN northwestern McNt,.
by insurrcctos.
To add to the difficulty OF his N.tu-
alton. the c.ty is poorly fortified l1i
there are no surrounding trenchc, d,
To the southwest there Is u hill ~
the base ui which are the harracls
In which the garrison is uuartercd.
Up the hill from tho barracks ..
the penitcntiary, ana beyond 1t the
city water works.
The hill IL defended only by two
colts rapid fire guns u the hin ie
captured hy the rebels the control oi
thc water supply would TALL into thciI
hands.
IL reinforctmcnis uu their way ar
successful Ia roa hing ~ rmosillu the
defending force vii number .boul
l.2Oo. The rebels an, mastering .,1tt
for the assault. and a.. the cniirv SUR.
rounding countr, is in revolt tno
force MAY o., double that number.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13
.|NFORMER ACCUSED
OF MURDER
Abbattemaggio Tells Why He
Received Greater Reward
for Killing and Prosecutor
Demands Indictment.

,np tVcn,nu I1crx,d \. a.. LEASED ~ Ire,
Niierbo, Italy. May l3-yhe crown
prosecutor today asked thar Gennar'
10 Nbbattomaggio be indicted as ar
dccomplicc in the murder ol Geanar.
rp CuOccolo and his wife The re.
quos, was founded on admission
mate by Abbattcmagpio during the
session today of the Canmorist trial.
President Rianachi declined to make
The order
Codays exchange between Abnatte'
maggie aad the alleged Cammorist
leader Allie. had to do chiefly with
the actual murder of the Cuccolos
When Abbatttmeggio was asked why
his share ot the reward for the Grim"
WAS $50 while he actual murderers
received onl, $50 each he replied
"lRecatise either The Cammor:is, :
feared me or thought NJ useful.
Il was this lasi statement OF tie
iniormer that lea the crown prosecut
or TO rsk lor his indictment
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13
Angry Insurrectos Threatened
to Kill Leader of Federa)s
and Madero Took Him to
Line in Auto to Save Him.
VETERAN FIGHTER SWAN
RIVER ON RANCH HORSE
Not Known Where He Has
Hidden Himself; He Was
Accompanied Only By Lone
Civilian to Guide Him.

IN, Csew,Ws ttersid \. y. Leased Wire,
Juafel. Mexico. MAY 10 Genera!
Navarro leader of the defeated tcdcr.
al forces a. Juarcz. against whose lille
threats were made this morning by
angry insurr ctos. was personally cs'
coriod 10 the river shortly before |.
O'Clock by provisional president, Ma
d"ro ana forded tao river to the
american side on a horse.
Gcnoral Navarro VAS followed into
the river ~ point above Washing.
ton park 10y u mounted ranch.nan as
his onl escort ana they disappeared
from sight on ihe American side II
Is aol known IN what part of ~ Pas0
the federal leader has taken refuge.
Threats against the life of Navari q
mad been made all morning by angry
insurI.cios. who had gathered IN tAc
streets in hundreds General Nayar-
30 had been given quarters at th.
residence OF Francisco Madero Ir
provisional president
Word of the threats against the liio
lie oi The captured iedrral was quick
u communicate 10 SonOr Madcro
The latter quickly called his automo
bile and he and Navarro were whirleo
OF toward the river ~ top speed. Al
The river. horses were procured anc
with the ranchman as his sole escort
Navarro plunged into the muddy rive
witch nj that paint u very treacher
Gus and full OF auickstand
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13
MAOERO|SARRESTEO
WHEN SOLDIERS
ARE REFUSED
MORE FOOD
General Orozco Heads Ragged
Cohorts in Raid Upon Pro.
visional President WHO
Then Accedes to Demands.
REBELLION IN RANKS
IS NOW APPARENT


Juh'ez. Mex, May Ia Rebellion
within the ranks of the Madorlsta ar.
my this morning resulted ia the de-
claring under arrest of Francisco T.
Madcro, Jr, provisional president
The demand and acceptance OF the
demand that Madero's cabinet re-
sign and for two hours threatening
the destruction of the Juarcz army as
q concrete 0ghting force.
Thc it,dpi,nt reoellion arosc In
the force under General orozco. one
of the lighting leaders OF the Madcro
ana was d, tdcd by nrpscu h,msff
n demand was made upon Provis-
ional President Madero FOR food ana
money for his ragged hungry sol
diers Madcro was unable To satisfy
the demands at the timc. but hls ex-
plantations we're psrcmptorily thrown
aside by the bcllieeront orozcn ana
Madrro was declared under arrest.
Finally the matter vas settled hy
MadCro promising that immediate
needs of tho soldiers would be- attend
ed to aud the insurrcctns who had
gathered IA hundreds around head
quarters then disperSt a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13
JUDGE AB0TT IS
HEARING ABOUT
SCHOOL FUND
Court Takes Up Question of
Final Disposition of Moneys
Appropriated to Pay foa
Plating Bernalillo County.

Judge Ira \ Ab1olt. who tor scv-
cral day. has been holding court Tor
Judge McFic in Taos. returned 10 the
city last night and this morning
hoard arguments Ia several matters
pending ia Bernalillo county.
IN" most inter, sting case taken up.
from "a local standpoint. was that Of
the territory of New Mexico. cx rel.
board of education of the elty OF Al
buquerqur &C. compel the county COM
missioncrs 10y writ of mandamus to
pay over to IL the money which The
commissions lud set aside FOR the
purpose of having tho county plated.
The argument was opened this ~ cr-
noon al O'Clock by cob y, w. y
Bryan, FOR IA" school hufrl. who ~
be- followed by District Attorney
Jadgc T.. \ Mann and former Dis
trict ATTORNEY George : Kiouk, rep
roscnting the county commissioners
Arguments Wcrr also ara tGis
morning Ia tbs ease of Daley ".
Fitzgerald, ON the settling II tEe
judgment Marion Il Wood appear
ed for the plaintin aud Made A Wade
OF Las Cruces. for the defendant
Tomorrow Judgp Abbott viii go q
Gallup where the District court o
Mckinley county win be held mex
week
The court TOOK the case under adv isv.
mcnt, but intimatcd that II the com.
piaint was NOT amended. the motion
would bc rcscinded
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13
KIDNAPPING CASE IS
UP MONDAY
District Court of San Miguel
Will Probably Hear This
Matter Out First; Accused
Will Plead Guilty.
, >rc-,., rc,cs,.m .. E.~.,.x m.r.,a,


Las Vegas. y NJ May Is Interest
here Is centcred Ia the developments
that are expected IN the trial of the
kidnapping cast which attracted so
much attention throughout the terri.
tory II is expected that this will he
hr lirs, ease jhal aill occupy the at.
iention of the court which Conyencs
here Monday, known as the Territory
against VIII Rogers and Joe Wiggin>,
confessed kiduaprrs OF little Waldo
Rogers last March II is runured
that both moa viii plead guilty and
ask the mercy of The court. II this ls
true. then the sensational trial aulici-
patcd In case light were made py
Rogers 10 escape The penitentiarN on
an insanity plea viii not take place
Il T. likely th' grand iury's first u'
dictmont ail be- against Rogers ana
Virgins. There are few cases on the
criminal docket this tern ard 'ho
session Is expected To he cunpalt
iiycly brief
United States court has adjourned
after n session uf less than "A Ncch
The grand Jury VAS Ia session lhrro
days and returned but three true bills
The persons Indicted have nor Nol
been arrested. 50 no names are mad,
public
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13
BEDROOM MURDERESS
IS FOUND GUILTY
" idou Who shot and KILLED u PAIN
ter Who Was ~ MorA In Her
Home Must PaN rc,,.sii, of Man
-iaugiurr Verdict.



Guild Han, Vt, May i2.--Guilty -
manslagghtor was tho verdict rcturH-
Cd iu the ease OF Mrs. Flor fence
Dodge OF Lundburg on trial for the
murder of VIM. Heath OF Dalton y.
H.. september II. last Mrs Dodge
stood impossive as the Nordi.t 4
read then she sank ~ a seat beside
her daughter. Miss Ada HD't who lHs
been her constant companion duriu.
tho trial
Imposing Of -sn.ouc, W. l.f0frOi
10 allow an appeal Mrs Dodge vas
rcmandod lo ga, custody "f the sher-
in
tT,7tb. 70 pliui'r was shot aud Kill.
- while working la @ bed room AZ
Mr. Dodge homa No one except
Nrs podga aud Iirlth We're in tbs
house whcn shooting occurred aud
no motive for the tragedy was set
forth bI the state. Mrs Dodge is a
widow
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13
.LANO DECISION IS
AGAIN REVERSED
First Assistant Secretary Of
the Interior Allows Mich
olas Apodaca's Application
for Repayment of Moneys.
especial correspondence ,o ucrald.

t>l"ttaI correspondence to UtrNtO.
Washington u. g.. Ma4 IS "A de-
rision haS boon handed down hy FIRST
NsSusiant socrotars of thc interior
Frank Pierce in tn, ease of Nicolas
Apodudo " santa -. reversing the
decision ~ the commissioner OF tho
gcnora iand Office denying Apodoca' .
APPLICATION for repayment of moneys
ppid by him Ia connection WIN his
homestead entry on laad In santa Fe
county
In Npril, 1905 Apodadu submitted
final proof entry on the land IN ques-
ton. and Il MAS rejected on the
60 entry In November, 1910. he FLEA
u relinquishment of the entry. and
subsequently made application Tor re-
payment ~ the money that he had
paid. This was denied. and he ap.
realcd to the general land Office whore
his appeal wac drnicd. aud than 10
Ia" secretary nf the interior. who re-
tersed tho decision as stated above.
In the decision rendered by tho
nrsl assistat secretary II Is stated tnat
the franNncss of Apodaca's disclos.
urc precludes any suspicion of fraud
or ot spec culativc intent"
The appointment uf Louis u MIL
lrr as postmaster at pcndleton,, "
M has been announced 10y the post
office department