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The evening world., 1911-07-01
THE OFFICERS FOIL WoULo.Be
LYNCHERS AFTER ARREST.

They broke IN the door and dragged
him out, tearing his unjershlrt off his
back and leaving his sweating yellow
body nude to the waist. They hand
cuffed him and dragged nim down the
stairs and tanning their way through
a ha.t-frantlc mob at the door they ran
wi;i him - the citation house.
Other policemen fcll IN behind. failing
with their nightsi.cks to fend back n
big. growing crowd OF whites and ne
eroes Shu tried to strike at the hurry
ing prisoner and yelled fpT ropes with
which 80 hang hIn. The negro was
bruised ali over ard ~pieHrfu!ly smearsd
with his own blood before ne fell IN at
the door ~ the sJatlon-hOuse. lie gdspod
that he was John Coiliup. aged tw-nty-
seven, and that II he had hurt anybody
ne didn't remember t.
Meanwhile an ambulance was hurry
ing 10 the French Hospital VIII
LynclA a white coated inferno worsilg
over him. lie died without ever speak
Ing, just as he was carried into the
operating room. He was thirty-four
years old and lived with his wife and
two small children. one a baby two
weeks old. at No. SOC West One Hum
dred and Forty-third street. Lynch
had been on the force a little more
| good. Only n few months after he
put on uniform he was almost killed
BY members Of n tough gang. with
his mates In the precinct he was very
popular.
Evening journal., 1911-01-27
MnIiamsnort Lnmenis.

Anent the franchise sale the VIII
Transport News says:
AZ this writing It looks very much
as If the Williamsport baseball fran
chise would 80 10 Wilmington. Della
ware. The citizens of Williamsport
who have been financing this club FOR
several years, losing money each year
because of lack OF patronage. are de
termincd 10 sell the franchise and al
though some of the fans i'm this city
now assert that they are willing to
subscribe TO a stock company which
would take over tho franchise Il Is
rather doubtful II the efforts of Pres
ident Carpenter and his satellite. Geo
Washington Heckert, to deprive Will
Transport OF a iirst-class baseball team
will fail.
Williamsport has been getting any
thing but courteous or Just treatment
from the head OF the Tri-Statc League
Tor several years. President CARPENTER
has upon numerous occasions display
ed his animosity toward this city and
has made 1t plain that he has no love
for the baseball enthusiasts of VIII
Transport. Because of these things the
Williamsport club has become dis
couraged and when the local fans
showed no inclination to aid i'm fnanc-
ing the club the owners decided to let
the franchise 60. Tho transfer of the
franchise will give pleasure to Presi-
dent Carpenter and the managers of
some Of the other clubs I'm the league.
Wilmington. which is now after the
Williamsport franchise, is the city
which in 1908 entered into bond to plav
the entire season in the Tri-State and
which, after the season had advanced
a few months. declined to play any
more games. There is now before ono
OF the courts in Pennsylvania "A case in
which II is sought TO recover from the
sureties of the Wilmington club the
amount Of the bond entered into by a
/ surety company. guaranteeing that
Wilmington would play the entire sea.
son. This is the city which now wants
the Williamsport franchise. aud We
wish the Tri-State League no worse
fate than that Il shall find Wilmington
less inclined TO get cold feet than thai
city was IN 1908.
Evening journal., 1911-01-27

Tri-Staters I'm those states to shake
and culver in their baseball duds with
the intensity OF It's suggestive volume
as Il carries to them pronounced fore
bodings of another city's intention Of
carrying away the Tri-State champion
ship draperies in 1911. Yes, though
Delaware be small so far as acreage
goes. there is much here that will
make the Keystoners and the Mosquito
Breeders vigorously rub their hazy
optics and gaze In wonderment when
the season of the Tri-State League is
opened.
Here's hoping Pete Cassidy will de-
liver the goods.
Evening journal., 1911-01-27

Herman (Biscuits), manager Of
Zbyszko, is after a match. Herman
says the Pole is as good as there is.
and that Hack" Will be lucky to
throw him once in the allotted time.
zbyszko came to grief in his
wrestling bouts in New York last
night, when after throwing Ivan
Padowski, terrible something. and
Yankee" Rogers. he found a tartar in
Americus, Baltimore grappler, fail
ing to throw all three men in one
hour. The credit was Rogers, how
ever, who deserved the credit for up
Evening journal., 1911-01-27
ST. PHILLIPS COMING
FOR MT. VERNON GAME

Manager Neil Gibbons, of the Mt.
Vernon basketball team. has booked
the st. Phillips team, Of Philadelphia,
to play his team in Mt. Vernon Hall,
on Sunday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock.
Captain "Mede" Elder Is getting his
team in great shape, as he knows his
teammates must go some to defeat
this team from Philadelphia. Manager
Gibbons teams is playing to great
crowds every Sunday. Captain Elder
will play the following men I'm Sun
days game: Buchcannon, Lawless,
Casey, Thompson and Cunningham.
Assistant Manager Tom Tully, of the
second team desires to hear from
some fast team for a preliminary
game.
Evening journal., 1911-01-27
COPS WILL GET
SHOOTING PRACTICE

Chief OF Police Black yesterday az
ternoon held a conference with Cap
tain X. X. v Casey of the DUPONT
Powder Company, and r. r. Doremus.
of the DUPONT Gun Club. relatives TO
the use of the gun clubs range.
IL was agreed to have the members
of the Police Department begin re-
volver practice the first week i'm
February. Details of officers will 20
TO the ranges every Tuesday and Fri
day afternoon at which times Captain
Casey and other expert marksmen.
viii be on hand TO instruct the men.
Evening journal., 1911-01-27
FODDER FOR
FIGHT FANS
Ahearn Speedy on Feet, Kept
Out Of DeShIer'S
Way
NEW YORK TO SEE
ENGLAND'S BANTAM TONIGHT

Until the rules are changed so as
to permit the tying of Young Ahearn,
the Brooklyn dancing master, I'm the
center Of the ring, Dave Deshler, of
Boston. will hardly want to fight the
Brooklyn boy again. Deshler tried
conclusions with Ahearn last night
and failed TO land clean blow
throughout the ten rounds. He found
the Brooklynite the most elusive
proposition he had ever gone against,
and was i'm despair at the. close Of the
bout, which went to Ahearn by the
widest possible margin.
At the Longacre Club last night
Mike Clancy knocked out Eddie Moran
in the fifth round. Moran went down
so hard that the referee never stopped
TO toll off the seconds. II was sew
eral minutes before Moran moved a
muscle.
Evening journal., 1911-01-27
North Wales.
PRIZE POOL MATCH

On pext Monday night at Dougher-
ty's 3ooi parlor, No. 1909 Delaware
avenqe, William Welsh, Of New York
city. formerly Of this city. will play
l0O-noint pool game against Billy
Thompson. the Forty Acre champion.
The (Iinner viii receive a prize of a
pooN, cue, presented by Charles
Dou 2heriy, the proprietor. pete
Fagan will referee this game.
Evening journal., 1911-01-27

We have on hand constantly very
complete line Of dress goods of every
description. Winter weight goods at
greatly reduced prices. Fancy goods.
laces, aviation caps, children's outfits.
Shop at the Goldberg Daylight Store.
AIS King street,
Evening journal., 1911-01-27
Carnentcr Nntlfied Of SnIe.

ALTOONA, Pa. Jan. 27.--President
Carpenter, OF the Tri-tSate League, re-
ceived a telegram from George w.
Heckert last night saying that the
Williamsport franchise had been sold
to Wilmington. and that check for
$1,000 had been mailed to the presi-
dent, who held the option on the club.
Carpenter Is gratllled al the sale.
Evening journal., 1911-01-27

New York fight fans are anxious for
the appearance tonight Of Digger
Stanley England's bantam champion,
who will clash for ten rounds with
frankie Burns, a Jersey City conner.
Stanley comes widely heralded as be-
ing more clever and faster on his feet
than Jem Driscoll, his compatriot,
who startled New York recently with
his wonderful show of stiffness.
Stanley is five feet six inches and
weighs only 116 pounds. He Will find
Burns a rugged little fighter, although
his cleverness is expected TO return
him an easy winner.
Evening journal., 1911-01-27

Frank Gotch, worlds champion
wrestler, will appear in Chicago in a
finish match before the end of Febru-
ary. This announcement was made
today by President Herk of the En-
pire Athletic Club. The selection of a
good man to oppose Gotch is the only
thing standing in the way of the i'm
mediate closing Of the deal for a
match
Gotch does not believe that he is
ready to meet Hackenschmidt, NAH
mout is considered out of the ques-
tion, as he lost to Zbyszko and
zbsyzko is considered poor material,
inasmuch as he suffered defeat at the
hands Of the Humboldt giant last
spring.
Evening journal., 1911-01-27
NORTH WALES
LADS TONIGHT

Brownson is TO meet the crack
North Wales team of Philadelphia.
this evening on the Brownson floor
and there promises 20 be a lively ex-
hibition Of basketball, as both teams
are in tine fettle and anxious for tho
set-to. In a preliminary game the
Brownson second team will line-up
against the team from Company r,
Organized Militia The line-ups for
the Brownson-North Wales game
VIII probably be:
nroWnrou North ur.1o-
Evening journal., 1911-01-27

setting Zbyszko. for he wore the Pole
out before finally permitting himself
to be pinned to the mat, making it an
easy matter for Americus to stay tho
six minutes that remained Of the
hour.
Evening journal., 1911-01-27

Hackenschmidt, the Russian lion,
has hard wrestling job cut out for
him i'm his contract to throw Zbyszko
the Polish champion, three times in
two hours. Hackenschmidt issued a
sweeping challenge to throw any man
i'm the world. barring Frank Gotch,
three times in two hours, and Jack
Evening journal., 1911-01-27

We have on hand constantly a very
complete line of dress goods of every
description. Winter weight goods a.
greatly reduced prices. tancy goods,
laces. aviation caps. children's outfits.
Shop at the Goldberg Daylight Store,
4t5 King streets
Evening journal., 1911-01-27
lust Breeze

We're inl
Everybody root
Oh you Tri-Statel
Back into the bog doings again and
Cassidy on the coaching line.
Who is the biggest man in town
these days? Speak up Reeves.
Wasn't that beaut? Sounds sort
Of familiar.
II was s24OO worth of sport Cassidy
stopped 20 buy yesterday. sport--not
pork chops.
Harkl Was that Balmy Grifnth
beating a horse or a carpet.
There is time for standing pat.
It's up to you, Garrett
Wonder II Bill Crouch, Skinny
Johnson, Harry Schuler, Cy Prentiss
andWright can shine brightly enough
i'i Ah' Hib oiNM ih AVMils
You might as well lay your bets
long right now on Wilmiugton's clean
up possibilities.
The way DUPONT took defeat is
rather old stuff now, don't you think
or have you swarmed on any hereto
fore suppressed evidence?
This is a pretty good old town after
all. With three minors and big
league ball team things ought to go
some now Oh for the punchl
1t is many weeks to the opening OF
the baseball season; but when we
think OF that enlarged bromide. grand
old Roman we feel that we could
wait another week or so
Pete Oliver is working his voice
overtime these days in selling stock
i'm the Brookwood team His voice
reminds us of the tinkle of candied
violets dropped upon the strings Of a
golden harp.
In our mail the other morning came
this somewhat peevish message:
Sporting Editor. Why don't you
boom Tri-State ball instead of dis
couraging It?
II means far more for the city than
I local amateur ball
Think the matter over and give il a
boost. and help boom this city.
A LOYAL SPORT.
We never discouraged it-nevor
We knew five years ago that Pete
4 Cassidy would buy the Billies' fran
chise IN 1911 We knew it, we say.
Just a word or two to the basket
ball fans of Wilmington.
Stick.
The followers Of the Browusou team
have been superbly loyal up TO the
present time.
Keen II up.
stick the season out and keep the
game in good standing for next sea
son
The team is playing hard and earn
estly No one is quitting lever,
game is fight. IN which the Brown
sons are giving the best of what Is il
them to please the spectators.
Reward this spirit on the part o
the players by continued patronage
Expenses must he met to keep the
team going, and to get good tesml
here.
See TO Il that there is no let up IL
numbers or enthusiasm when Brown
son meets North Wales tonight
Evening journal., 1911-01-27

Who is the biggest man in town
these days? Speak up Reeves.
Evening journal., 1911-01-27

II was S24O0 worth of sport Cassid
stopped TO buy yesterday. Sport-no
pork chops.
Evening journal., 1911-01-27

Wasn't that beaut? Sounds sort
OF familiar
Evening journal., 1911-01-27

Back into the bog doings again and
Cassidy on the coaching line.
Evening journal., 1911-01-27

Harkl Was that Balmy Grifii
beating a horse or a carpet.
Evening journal., 1911-01-27

You might as well lay your bets
long right now on Wilmington's clean
up possibilities.
Evening journal., 1911-01-27

The way DUPONT took defeat is
rather old stuff now, don't you think
or have you swarmed on any hereto
fore suppressed evidence?
Evening journal., 1911-01-27

Wonder IL Bill Crouch, Skinny
Johnson, Harry Schuler, Cy Prentis'
andWright can shine brightly enough
for the big show In town?
Evening journal., 1911-01-27

There's no bunk in This dope, what
Evening journal., 1911-01-27

Sec you At The game.
Evening journal., 1911-01-27

There is a time for standing pat
It's up TO you, Garrett
Evening journal., 1911-01-27

This is a pretty good old town after
all. With three minors and big
league ball team things ought to go
some now Oh for the punchl
Evening journal., 1911-01-27

We're ini
Everybody root.
Oh you Tri-Statel
Evening journal., 1911-01-27

II is many weeks to the opening Of
the baseball season; but when we
think OF that enlarged bromide. grand
old Roman we feel that we could
wait another week or so.
Evening journal., 1911-01-27

Pete Oliver is working his voice
overtime these days in selling stock
i'm the Brookwood team, His voice
reminds us of the tinkle Of candied
violets dropped upon the strings Of
golden harp.
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-11-10
SOUTH NEWFANE.

DIR. Ernest Sparks was a guest of his
grandmother. Mrs. Elliot Sparks, Satur-
day.
The ladies' aid society will meet with
Mrs. c.. E. Brown Wednesday afternoon.
All are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Brown visited
Mr.. Browns parents in W~ardsboro the
first of the week.
V. l.. Stiles and son, Raymond, spent
Sunday and Monday with Mr.. Stiles's
father in Winhall.
School in this place closed Wednesday
after a term of 10 weeks. Mr.. Lazelle
has taught two terms very satisfactorily
Mrs. A. V. Stratton, who was away
visiting a month, returned Wednesday.
While away she visited in Springfield and
Agawam, Mass, Suffield, Windsor Locks,
Stratford, Bridgeport and Trumbull,
Conn
Mrs. ]. o. Metcalf of Marlboro South
Branch had a shower of postcards Nov.
I, 1t being her birthday anniversary. She
Is very grateful for the shower and hopes
all who SO kindly thought of her nay
sometime enjoy postcards as much as
she did on this occasion.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-11-10
MARLBORO.

Miss Mary Hughes visited in New York
last week.
Ray Hamilton is helping George
Hughes a few weeks.
Miss Mabel Whitney is with her sis
ter, Mrs. Warren, in Halifax.
Mrs. Julia Aldrich of Wilmington is
with her sister, Mrs, Baxter. to stay a
few days.
Mrs. Mary Mather of Brattleboro was
a guest of her sister, Mrs. David Adams.
last week.
Mrs. William Warren of Halifax visit
ed her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney,
Wednesday.
Mrs. r. l.. Brown and daughters of
North Adams are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. f. Whitney.
Miss Nellie Kingsbury, teacher of the
HiRley hill school, was at her home in
Grafton over Sunday.
r.. C.. Winchester and daughter, Mrs
Henry Warnock, of Holyoke were at
the Poplars over Sunday.
Friends of Mrs. Ralph Moxom returned
to their home in Troy early this week
after "A visit of several days with her.
Mrs, Belle Parker of Boston, who Wis
tied her brother, Rev. Flint NJ. Bissell,
several days, returned to her home Mon
day.
Alfred Worden, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Greene Worden, who was operated on
for adenoids and the removal of his tom
sils Sunday by DR.. Hopkins of Spring
field, is doing well and a quick recovery
is apparent.