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Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
THREE HOMERS DEFEAT CUBS
Brooklyn Beats Chicago in the Fifth
Inning. Five to Three.
FOUR SCORES CONE TOGETHER
Zimmerman Hits First Ball Pt1eh ed.
Erwin Knocks Ball over RiEht
Field Fence and wheat
Follows suit

CHICAGO. Aug. 2-Thrse home runs in
the nfth inning was the feat accomplished
today By Brooklyn in defeating Chicago.
S TO 4 z Zimmerman hit % right neld
the nrst ball pitched and IL rolled under
a pile Of lumber. Erwin followed by
knocking over the right Geld fence the
first ball pitched Toney relieved Richie
here AMI was somewhat Wild. With a
man On base. Wheat hit to right center
for home run Knetzer blew up in the
sixth Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
HOOPER BEATS TIGERS AGAIN
Boston Wins Twelvs-Inning Battle by
Three to Two.
PITCHERS STRONG IN PINCHEs
Right Fielder Breaks Up Game In
TweIfth BY sendiaE Terse- Home.
in Addition to Other Re-
markabIe Plays.

BOSTON. Aug. at vas largely Harry
Hooper VINO won BOstons third victory
over the Detroit team today. 3 % He
vas responsible for all the Boston runs
and broke I'D the game in the twelfth. BY
sending Tsrkes home with hit ordinarily
good for home run. he also sent Tsrkes
home ahead OF him with a home run in the
third and made n wonderful fence catch IN
the first or Crawford's bat Both Collins
and Donovan were strong In pinches.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
Lsrd Gern Ffne.

CHICAGO, Aug. A-Word was received
here tonight from President Johnson OF the
The Chicago team for misconduct n the
second game OF last Saturdays double
header n New York Lord attacked Cm-
pire Mullen. giving him 4 push with both
hands when A decision az second base
went aRztnat him
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
ST. JOSEPH BUNcHEs IT'S HITS

ssauz Ciry Ls.e. OD<aer ~ Five 20
Three
~ gCsSEPH Aug A. ST Josenh
hunrheE hits today and took the first game
~ the series rom sioux CITY, % 3
fsh~l1effe was effective al Al rimea. ScOres
sioux CITY.
AR & z o A. n
AaepsnA = -.-L-. : . . . .
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04

ST EDWARD, Nsb-. Aug A-CSpsciAl -
ST E6Ward defeated the Cedar Rapids base
ball team On is home grounds N a flea
tureleas game. BY a score Of Is % II score
by innings RH z
81 EdWSrds Is ;
Cedar Rapids ~ sI08s O1sa0-H 3 S
Earrer1es-SC Edward Eef1. Mckay and
AgnsWs Cedar Rapids: FenrOu- Maxwell
and Pirchford
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1-(specfaI TsIa-
gram-l-RsprssntzriEe Martin OF south Da-
kota today recommended the Appointments
Of D. s Stewart as postmaster az Barh
and william 3. sr1iiekson a. postmanral-
AZ OWatomA He Gao recommends Emu
Crahbe 70 III the newly created postonnea
AZ Promise. Dewey county.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
NEW YORK
CLEVELAND

NNIIaIs
-Batted for Ealer IN sixth.
Batted for Knight IN ninth.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
RACE RESULTS AT RED OAK. IOWA
Major W. wins 80 rroS from Large
Field In Good r1ne.

RED OAK Ia, Aug. &-(Spectal Tele-
gram Following - the summary OF the
races here today:
Crow. McAnister Okla-). hrst: GlaEiola
on F. Mitchell. Eavslook. Neb.), second ,
The Cochran &C. W. Murray, Beatrice.
Nsb.). third; May &c. n Youngiove, Az
Lauric Ia. fourth Thtrleeu starrerz- Tine:
ZLsi4: I'M: 2-Is1k-
Three-yea- old pace. pure Eoo; Louise
o. V. Packer, LongTnont Colo.). FIRST:
Mss Newsurs (GsorEs Anderson, Des
Moinesl second: Shade Lane Il A Sears
Omaha Nsb.). third; Versa u. ". wales.
Independence. Mo-. fourth Nine stzrtsra.
Time: -: 2-19az
Rad Oak, Grant. SLAaton and Esssx stood
IN the order named IN the base ball t0urua-
nenG
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04

SBarted for wagner IN eighth
sBarted for Il Miller in ninth
Sacrifice hits. Jones. Gossett ~, Msinke-
r. Reilly. Stolen bases: Powell. Jones,
Hamilton. Meinke. TWo-baSe hits: Zwil-
Ing Hamilton. Struck out: BY Chellects
S: By kepfner, 8; by ". Miller. L Base On
balls: or CheIletre. 9. Off Klepfner. ?
Double play: Meinke 70 Reilly 10 Jones.
Hts: OF Nepfner, 5 in seven innings; OFF
w Miller ? In one inning. Passed ball.
n Miller. Left on bases: 81 Joseph. Z.
Sioux, cry, & Time; Ia. Empires: Has
keu and Shoemaker.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04

ST. LOUIS, Aug. a-WI1h Boston one
run ahead In the fourth inning. rain
stopped the game between ST Louis and
Boston Manager Bresnahan presented a
change in the batting order Manager
Fenney was out OF the game. InEeruon
taxing his place at first Mcdonald, an
Eastern league recruit was on third, with
Jackson Miller and Doniin IN the outdeld-
Donlin doubled and singled in two times
at bat The batteries We Weaver and
King for the visitors al Harmon and
Bresnahan for St Louis.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
sHAFER WILL PLAY ROSS
View Contest In ThirTy-stx-
Hole Match.

In a golf match AT the Happy Hollow club
Thursday afternoon ". E Shater defeated
E A Wordsrum. 2 up and I % play. Today
Shafer and George Ross VIII play 4 thirty
six-hole match for the 6naIs-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04

MADISON. VIA. Aug "A vigorous
campaign IN support OF the presidential
candidacy OF Senator La Toilette Vas
determined upon AZ a meeting Of the execu-
tive COMMITTEES Of the Wisconsin branch
OF the National Republican Progressive
league held today. A meeting Of the pro-
yresEive clans VIII be called 70 be held IN
Milwaukee September y % Ia when a
dsciarariOn Of principles VIII be promui-
Eatsd 81 the league.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
csuptsu SsIa to 81. Lsul-.

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Aug pets"
Compton, 0uCf1elGsr OF the Battle Crsaz
base ball team, was sold today 70 the 81
Louis Americana Compton Is hitting
around NJ and - the best third-ba.ss
gtealer IN the league He - not yet -
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04

BURLINGTON. Ia, Aug. a-Pfrshers c.
Brown Levy. and Id HAWE az the Bur
liagrun base ball club we're sod today %
ths 81 Louis American League club. eftec-
ave SepGember 8 for 800.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
Eontteeno Lesea.

MONTICELLO, la. Aug 2-fSpectaL -
The sixth inning spelled defeat for the
local team N that inning the first three
men up for Farmer Burns team hit safe
and that coupled with an error, gave them
four scores In the ninth they scored an
other, maAtng a total OF i've 70 A0nn-
celi0s one. Score; RHE
Monticello ~ 0 0 o 0 81 8 l
Batteries. FarreIls. Kelley and Miller;
Monticello. Carsen and Lochsr.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04

shaner saeeeeda kim

HASTINGS. Nsb. Aug. a-yspecaaI.)-
P1tehsr shA1er. VINO Joined the Hastings
state league team several eayB aRo 40
bean made manager OF the club % sJ1creeS
king. resigned Ehaner n q veteran ~
wide experience and Local fans believe that
under his direction ths Reds VII soon cifub
into the first division
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04

NEW YORK Aug. Al PaIzer OF New
York practically knocked out Tom Ken
nedy, also OF New YORK IN a fast bout
AZ the National Sporting club tonight In
the ninth round kennedy was forced %
take the count OF nine. but on arising was
fslled again with such force that he had
70 be carried % his corner. The bell ended
the round four seconds later. He vas IN
able 20 face his opponent for the cnal
round
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
DIES MONIES

IW0-oa9e hics: Ihonason, Aneavee CD
Kane Bases on balls: or LOtz 5. OF
Harscke. Sacrifice hits Kneaves. Me
hoff Stolen bases. Kane, CONgAn. An
dsrson %. AAtr.ck co. Struck out. By
Lotx, 8; BY Hersche. & Left on bases
Omaha, z; Des Moinss, Double plays.
Niehocf to Kane. Niehoff 70 Moore TO
Kane. Curtis % Ultowsd. Hersche to
fGraham 70 DwYer. Time: In Empires;
Clark and Mcdowell
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
Ate KIN. No. s1-.r.

ABERDEEN. s. D. Aug. 1-CSpsesaI D
While running a. = high rata Of speed tha
automobile q william Patch az Miller
eOIHdsd with q herd Of cattle. killing ehrss
head and badly damaging the automohlla.
the occupants of which escaped unhure
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04

-Batted for Ealer IN sixth.
-Batted for Knight IN ninth.
Ran for Blair IN ninth.
Cleveland - O I'll
New York -----.--.-- 0 0 ? 10
FIRST base on errors New York ?; Cieve-
and I Two-oase hit Ball Jackson e. La
goie. Turner. Graney. Three-base hits Ball.
Jackson -, L-a10ie. Turner. Craney, Cree,
aThop, Smith Sacrifice hits: Sweeney
Cree, Mitchell. Chase. Sacrifice files. KNIGHT
-, StovalL Stolen bases: Chase. Maguer
Graney- Left On bases: New York 3; Cieve-
land Il Double plays: Magner, Gardner
and Chase Bases on balls: or Kaler. 4.
on Mitchell, .; Off Falkenberg. l. off
aughn, Struck out: By Ealer, l; By
Mitchell. ), BY Falkenberg. 1: by Vaughn.
4 Hit by pitched bail: BY Mitchell. 4. blair
Daniels, knight. Hits. or Ealer n I've
innings off Mitchell in three innings
(none out In ninth; of Falkenberg, I in
one inning. OF Vaughn, Il in five and one
third innings; Off Warhop, 8 in two and
twO-thtrds innings. Empires: OLoUghlin
and MuIlin- Time: -
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
BROOKLYN
-

sBarred for TOney IN sixth
rBarred for Rtchrer in Ninth
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
PHILADELPHIA


Len on bases Philadelphia 8: Cincin-
matt 5 Tvo-baSe hits. Paskert Bescher
Bates. Mitchell AlmeidA Three-base hit:
smith Sacrifice hits: DovneT Lsobert
Moran Clarke. Stolen bases: Hoblirzel
Egan Cd Hits. or Chalmers. In four
three innings. Double play: Paskerr 70 LD-
bert TO Rowan 20 Moran Struck out: BY
Rowan 1: by Smith. L Bases on balls.
Time: z.t6- Empires: KLEIN and Bren-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04

WARRINGTON. Aug Captain William
L Rodgers. az present IN Command A. 80
batrleship Georgia has been selected -
president OF the Naval War COLLEGE "a 49,
the place of Admiral RAJ mond Rogers. 10
recre8 uexr tan
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04

MASON CITY, Ia. AzS. L-SpsciaI I'll
sgrAml-At the RsckEeu Ted meet to-sav
Charles City defeated Mason CITY ~ -
scare az 70 70 ! LncsrmGa pirrhed ~
Charles City and SOurhWard far AAsou CfrJr
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
RESULTS IN rHEEE-I LEAGUE
DAnv1IIe Bunehes Errors ana pseusur
Bunehss HIas ta Fourth.

2; q. - - A-DNFsa0ort-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04

r.Dbh TwD-base hits. Berger. Mccormick
Cirseuus Thomas claire ~. Three-base
Nfta Miller Gagnfer. Home run. Cobo-
fa-rffce hits. shaw. Strarron. Gaguier.
Fassed ball: Wacob. struck out BY
PEW Z. by WolEertun- !. BY JATnigA1-
1 BASE IN balls. Off Perry, !; on JaTniEz1-
q Tine. Ia Umpire; Knapp.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
Waa.a Win. sIaExtn< Match.

bdLLtfles- Slperiort IiDson and Prlcha,
Orth and HOernle-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
Indianapolis Wins
From Milwaukee
Terrific Singing by BOOSTERS Drives
Brewer HurIer FROM Mound
Score, Six 70 -Four.

MILWAUKEE, MINI, Ang. 2-Inoian-
apOlis punched their hits with the errors
OF the home club, and won easily, % 4
Milwaukee used three pitchers. none OF
whom were effective. SchlirLer pitched line
bah. though hts support was poor Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
Reda Hammer ChnImrrr.

CINCINNATI Aug. a-Cincinnat ham
mered Chalmers all over the lot in the
nfth inning today and defeated Phila-
deiph1a easily by 70 Smith was effect
i've with men on bases Almeida injured
his leg running 10 second in the seventh.
while ClRrks's hand was hurt By 4 foul
DIP n the eighth Both men were forced
70 retire Score
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04

or bruised By = fan. Eppiy BUckisn's A.
n.cA S4lvs- Cures burns. wounds. sores
sezsmA. piles. GuArAntssd Sc Ear a..
~ BsAtsa DEuE Co
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
NaDa Beat HIEhIander..

NEW YORK Aug. 3--Cleveiand won to-
gay the second victory n the series with
New York During the game thirteen locals
were hlS or given passes TO first Hemphiil
NaLAed i've times out OF six times up
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
Superior and Ha.tinE. Even.

SUPERIOR Neb.. Aug. a-tSpeciaI -
Superior broke even with Hastings today
n A 1oubie-headsr, winning the first game
in ten innings, 2 70 I. and losing the sec
ond, which went seven innings by agree
menr, 70 = The grounds were slippery
bur this apparently did not affect the play
srs as each game was hotly contested
Score. first game: RHE
Hastings 90. . 0 0 0 0 81 ;
Superior .--- o o 0 0 0 L. !
Batteries: Superior. Irwin and Prucha;
Hastings. Sindeiar and HoernIe
Score. second game: RHE
castings --.-...-.--. D o o.
superior .--.--...---. D 0 e. 2
Batteries: Superior. Gibson and Prucha;
Hastings, Orth and HOernle-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
Maple Proves IaviacfbIe.

kEARNET, Web, Aug Especial Tele-
gram Maple. the Ksarney pitcher. was
invtncible to the Columbus hitrers. tanning
eleven men and only allowing one score.
ksaruey found Dela1r easy. getting eight
cen hits and fourteen scores H Gray
made another home run and four hits out
OF four times up, while Downey made II
five straight one a two-baEEer. Scores
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04

NEW YORK. AUG. There was heavy
selling Of standard Oh STOCK on the @e1rti'
market today Five hundred shares we're
sold and the stock tel on : points % as
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04

ana ARRESTED By DR. Kings New L4r4 Pls.
bilious headashs guits and liver and bowels
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04

The Crescents would Ike 20 book A r.n.
with any fast team IN the ciry for Sunday
Far games cal J0hn Golfer. Douglas TIs-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04

DECATUR Neb.. Aug, 1-CSDecsAI rele-
Erzm)-rhs home team won decissvely
over Tekamah today. the score standing
70 Jeanese proved the hero OF ne
game. lining cut home run Ia the second
inning. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
wOLvEETON PUZZLES PUEBLO

Enasaopss OverwheIm Local Team BY
EIeven to Tive.
PCTELO AuE The locals could not
mt WofYerron efoecr1veiy today and Lin
coin Won score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04

Tvo-base hits: Leonard. smith, Carey
Watson Bases on balls. OF smith. :;
OF watson, L Wild pitch. Watson. Struck
out: By Smith ); by watson. :. Time:
Las. Umpire. Edwards
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04

HOME runs. HAZE, Cnpple- IWo-base
hit Davis. Bases on balls or Potter 1:
off Fentress. ?. off C1ausrnan & Struck out
b. Potter ,, By Fentress. 8; BY Causman-
10 Wild pitch: Potter. Passed ball: Buch-
Armstrong. Ward TO Armstrong Time. so
Tnnnfre. Mcrlarr-rrr Arranrarcn Z
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
DENVER

stolen bass Ricksrt- EenW0rthy QUIZ
I'm C,ariner TWo-hase hfr. CAlm0re
srhrse-hase hit. LLOYD Home runs Ed
rniaton, king Sacrifice hits Chlmore
BealL Struck out. BY o Brten- 4, By F11-
gaze & Bases On balls or o. Erien. !:
Ell Fugafe Double plays Emory %
Whfrney % Crisp: kreps % EdmisrDn 20
Whitney Hi By Uierhed bal. Qutltn.
800 en- eases- Denver. :, ropska. 4
Tine. Ia. Umpires; McKss ana WsAEer
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
Frrmont Trfm. sewnr,I.

SEWARD, Nsb-. Aug. 2-tSpecial Tele-
gram Fremont defeated Seward today.
70 L In a fast game OF ball. considering
the shape the grounds were in II was
anybody game up until the ninth inning,
when Neff got a base on an error was
sacrificed TO second. went TO third on
Carey's single and they both scored on
Watson rwo-bagger- Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04

Earned runs ksarney. D. Bases on balls.
OF Maple, /. OF Delair, 2 Two-base hits:
Downey- H Gray ~. Pagies. Maple Jar
rotL Chirrick- Trimbie. ChillgorI Struck
out: BY Maple. Il: BY Deiazr. l. Home
run: H Gray. Passed ball: KisselL Hit
BY pitched ball: BY Maple L Double
play: Pagies 10 Dowuey 70 Clair. Time:
Las. Umpire. Held
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
sBatfs6 for Harrington in eighth
sparfa.F for Mariuu In ninth

Two-base hits Ritter, Charles. MARSHALL
Hts on McGlyun. 10 In SIX innings; of
HARRINGTON. II two innings on Marion
IN enc inning. sacrifice hits Randall. Nc
CArthy. Houser. Double plays Clark 70
Lewis 20 Orendorf. Lewis 70 Charles 70
Orsndorg Left On bases. milwaukee,. s.
rnaianapoliE ID Bases On balls Off Schlit-
Ter i. or Marion 2: OF McGlynn- g. Struck
oTrf- Nv schlitzer 2, by Harrington. I Wild
pftch da-1azt- Tine: IA Empires: Bier
halter ana Han6ibGs.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04

Two-base hit: Archer. Three-bess hits
T0oley, H ZimmermEn- Home runs z
Zimmerman. Erwin. Wheat Hits OF
Richie. in four innings OF Toney, I in
ninEs; Off EnetZer. 7 in Eve and two
thirds innings; of Schardr. I IN three and
one-thirJi innings. Sacrifice hit knetzsr
Stolen base. Schultz Double play. Rich
ter TO Tinker 70 SAFER Left on bases;
Chicago. s, Brooklyn Bases on balls
of Knetzer. a. off Touey. ?, of Richter
I Struck out. By Eneczer. 2: by Toney
!; By Richter. ;; by Schardt- 3 Time
2.2 Lmnires. Lolnatona and Eason-
New-York tribune., 1911-02-14
KRUPPS LOSE STEEL SUIT
Court Holds American Armor
Plate Not an InfrinRement.

Philadelphia, Feb. i3--Judge Mcpherson.
In the United States Circuit Court here to-
day. dismissed the case Of the Fried-krupp-
Ak,ien Gesellschaft, Of Prussia. against
the Midvale Steel Company, OF this city,
which involved an alleged infringement OF
armor plato patents by the steel company.
The Judge held that the infringement
charged by the Krupp company was not
supported by sufficient evidence.
In the argument before the court counsel
for the Midvale company contended that
the loss claimed by the Krupp company
through the use by the Midvale company Of
a certain alleged patent process owned by
the plaintiff was purely speculative; that
the process in dispute had been In use by
the Midvae company for years prior to the
fillnR OF the suit, and that no Injunction
could be issued. because patent rights 10
the process have expired since the proceed
ings we're begun.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-14
BATTLE TEST FOR THE TEXAS
Will Confront Conditions Similar to
Actual Warfare.

Norfolk. Va. Feb. 13.-The battleship
Texas. which is being prepared for use az
a target for the ships of the batteship
feet. viii be sent out to face her baptism
OF shot and shell just as she would he If
she were steaming out to face foe. None
OF her equipment will be removed, and all
Of her engines and guns will remain in
place. IL is possible that the department
will direct that mannikins be distributed
about the ship, the figures being obtained
with gauges which will register the amount
OF pressure developed by the contact Of the
shells. In this manner the chances for the
crew in actual warfare may be determined.
The Texas has been examined by board
composed Of Captain Austin NJ. knight.
Commander Louis a. KaiZer. Naval Con-
structor Richard II. Robinson and Lieu
tenant Harry \. Baldridge. The vessel
probably will sail for tire test about
March 10.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-14
COURT HITS INSURANCE co
Holds S1,7O0,O00 Accumulated Fund "a
Be Lawful Plunder."
tey rs,ezrsph 10 Tn. Tribun..


Kansas City, Mo, Feb. l3.-The accimu-,.
ton Of a $4,000 insurance fund BY IA.
Hartford Life Insurance Company Is 10.
scribed by Judge J. NJ Johnson in A
opinion handed down In the Kansas c.,
Court OF Appeals to-day ss gross fraz
on the policyholders. The case arose On a.
appeal taken by the company TO avoid psy.
ing a 5000 policy TO Mrs. Anna n. payiS..
the widow OF w. A. Dawson. The commit.
tee gave Mr.. Dawson certificate OF men.
bersbip I'm its safety deposit fund.
According to the terms Of the cor'rse
with It's pollsyholders, each member OF this
department had 10 pay IS a year for rnair
tensnce. and at the death Of a member IA
N nav an assessment. based on the amoss
of the individual policy, 10 pay the 10.
Semnity involved. The operation of this
method of insurance was continued unn
the company had ono hundred thoussni
-,emhers. in 1899. and the safety dspos,
turd had amounted 70 si,1vphr'
Judge Johnson decides that not only vas
,rsud used but also characterizes the Nm.
NJ, az lawful plurder.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-14
SOME ALARM IN FRANCE
Exporters Fear Agreement Would
Cause Loss Of Trade.

Paris. Feb l3. Tho French government
it much interested IN tic plan FOR Ameri-
csn reciprocity with Canada. French ex-
poYters are plainly apprehensive.
The FIRST foreign arrangement made by
France under her new tariff was with can
sda. and there is n feeling here that a close
commercial union Of the Emitted States and
Canada viii have tho effect ultimately Of
diminishing French trade with the Do
miniou
writing for the Journal dcs Debats. a"
Baron Robert De Caix sees in the proposed
? areerent d force tending 10 detsch Can
sda from Great Britain and draw her into
8 political nearness 10 the United States
through great material advantages 20 both
nations He thinks that the relations Of
the other great colonies 10 the British Em-
pire may also be affected By the new
policy.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-14
SHIP SUBSIDY INQUIRY ENDS
Committee May Report Charges Of
Lobbying Not Proved

Washington. Feb 15.-After many months
Of investigation. the hearings OF special
House committee on charges Of lobbying
in the interest of ship subsidy legislation
In Congress closed to-day.
The last witness was Edward j. Berwind
OF New York. president of coal company
and interested in the International Mer-
camille Marine Company and the Consoli.
dated Steamship Company. Mr.. Berwind
said he knew nothing regarding any lobby
and had no information which would throw
light on the question.
The committee will soon draft report
which II Is said, will show that the charge
os lobbying has not been proved.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-14
CURTIS ATTACKS BRIS1OW
Kansas Senators Differ on Dlrect
Elections.
[Ernm Thn Tribune Hurean.

From The Tribune Bureau
washington, Feb 13-The dinerenoe -
opinion between the Kansas Senator'S ean'
10 the surface to-day in speech by sen
ator Curtis. directed mainly at the posi-
tion OF his colleague. Senator Bristow, VINO
smoke a few days ago in support OF the
direct vote resolution Senator Curtis na'o
It clear that he approved direct eiectlone
OF Senator'S but declared his opposi.'o''
TO the resolution now under consideration
which Will take from Congress all super
visory power over the elections.
In the brief time given to legislative
business the District Of Columbia appro-
priation bill. carrying $l2.27s.92s. was passed
without objection.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-14
FEAR VESSEL AND CREW ARE LOST

Boston, Feb. i3.-Unreported for two
weeks. the Gloucester fishing schooner Ella
NJ Goodwin which left Bay OF Islands, n.
r.. for Boston three weeks ago to-day, Is
believed to have been lost and her crew or
nine men drowned during last weeks
storm. Local mariners are OF the opinion
that the schooner was either rammed by
steamer during the storm or sprang
leak and sank with all on board.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-14
oe MAURICE FLUeosL DEAD.

Baltimore, Feb. l3--Dr. Maurice Fiu.s.L
n,..ort,r and scientist, whose writings IN
several languages on historical, hygiene
"a ro,iticsl subjects are standard works
in American and European u1hverHns'
died at his homo here last lhur'naY' H'
was seven,y-cizht years old. The nsw' o.
bis death did not become public Until to
night.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-14
URGE RECIPROCITY PLAN
Western Interests Approve Ca.
madam Agreement.

Chicago, Feb. l5.-Reciprocal trade agree
ments between Canada and the United
States will receive considerable moral sup
port al the reciprocity dinner, TO be given
here Wednesday night by the Association
Of Commerce az which James j. llil and
Secretary Knox of the State Department
will speak. Plans Of the association for
showing the sentiment OF the Middle West
became known to-day with the publication
OF resolutions already adopted
These resolutions. declaring that approval
Of Canadian reciprocity would reflect the
policies Of a constituency desiring peace
and international relations prOmotive Of
'the even and uninterrupted flow OF com
merce,' will be duplicated or others in the
same strain adopted and presented al the
dinner Wednesday by nearly a score Of
chambers Of commerce Of cities in the
Mississippi Valley and adjoining.
Delegates from twenty-five cities vil be
present and most Of these also are expected
20 have similar resolutions
The memorial adopted by the Chicago
association Of commerce urgently re-
quests the Representatives Of Illinois in
Congress 10 respond to the appeal Of the
President. and 10 what this association
construes 10 he he voice Of the people. TO
adopt the reciprocal trade agreement with
Canada
New-York tribune., 1911-02-14
BANK CLERK PLEADS GUILTY.

Watertown. N Y, Feb. ls-Carl II. Rohr,
the twenty-six-ycar-o bank clerk who de-
faulted with about $4,000 Of the funds OF
the National Union Bank. Of this city.
pleaded guilty this morning In the County
Court and was sent to Elmra Reformatory.
Rohr fed from here TO Washington. and
thence TO Seattle, where he was captured.