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New-York tribune., 1912-08-14
SHOOTING BURGLARS BUSY
Wound Saloonkeeper and Dyer
in One Nights Work.

East Rutherford, n. j.. Aug. 1S.-Two
murderous burglars, believed to be the
same who shot Jersey City saloonkeeper
last night, entered the dyeing and clean
ing shop of A. F.. Bottigliere here, and
when discovered fired two shots at the
proprietor. badly wounding him. This oc-
Cured just before daybreak this morning.
Despite his injury Bottigliere made a
rush for the burglars. who jumped
through a window by which they entered
and made their escape. 1t was found that
their booty consisted only Of a silk dress
and a pair Of trousers.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14
LEGG IN LEAD ON LINKS
Good Scores Made in Trans
Mississippi Golf Tourney.

Minneapolis. Aug. lS.-Despite hish
wind to-day good scores were made III
the last half of the thrty-six holes quali.
fving round Of the trans Mississippi goit
Tournament. which began yesterday al
the Minakhada club or the mUfG mnU,aiifying EdTi
MS NAV thirty-four turned in scores OF l69
II G. Lesg MinneapSIis %iss,..ipp t9pfs tl%Ss WSo
winner % ,.anterdav' made q II to-day,
mace ma total being AS lie is the medalist OF
yneet rne IF = r. Mailer, St. Paul, in the hrst
round Of championship play; play;o,,ohdo Climb
- ~ thirtv-six holes team play to-oay
won possession for year OF ss lne broCS lon of
CHn. C1n which has been in the possession Oh
the omaha Country Club.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
\RRIyE ED


Port said. Aug l2-Burmese Prince tBp. New
York for Yokohama. etc. 18th Brantiori
(BD. New York via Algiers for Sabang, !
Saigon and Haiphong.
Dover. Aug l3. 2:lJ m-Naderland BE -.
New York for Antwerp (and proceeded.
Kobe. Aug l3-Kioto CBU, New York via Co
lombo. Singapore. Hong Kong and Shanghai.
Iloilo. Aug 13-Kansas (Brl. Yokohama, Hiogo
and Hong Kong for New York. s
Bombay. Aug 9-Rabenfels GER, New York
via Aden.
Genoa Aug s-Taormina Gtan, New York
via Naples "a
Rio de Janero. Aug 10 Easinewold CBp. New
York ana Norfolk via 81 Lucia.
Trieste. Aug 10-kaiser Franz Josef (AusD.
New York via Naples
Gibraltar, Aug 13 5 a nl-saxonia CBrD. New
York via Madeira for Genoa and Naples
Fshguard, Aug Is. 3:1S p m-Lusitania Erl.
New York for Liverpool (and proceeded az
5:35 M. @
Dunklrk. Aug 12--Duart (Br), New York -
Havre. Aug i2-Prins der Nederlanden Dutcht@l
New York via Port Spain, etc, for Amstcrs.
dam f-'
Barbados. Aug l2-Thames Bp Southampton. =.
etc. for New York via Colon, etc.
Montevideo. Aug l2-Verdi 0Br) New York v.sf
cOronei. aug --Frankmount Csp. New YORK
Durham. Aug ii~Arracan CBr). New York and
Norfolk VIA st Vincent, V. for sabang snf
Hankow.
Liverpool. Aug 13-Lusltania CBn. New York,
Macassar. r.' SGg 12-wsrturm Ger. New York
via Colombo, etc ,I
Mombassa, Aug I2-Katuna oBr New YORK !
via - Vincent. V. Cape Town. AgoS
BAY East London. Port Natal and Belra. 1
sydney y s W. Aug 12-kasenga (Br). New :
York Via Cape Town, Fremante. Adolsidnsi
and Melbourne. al
SAILED
Algiers Aug lO-st Patrick CBO from New
York;, Hong Kong.
Rio Janeiro. Aug l2-Slddons tBrl trom IlNrj /
Diego suarez. Aug lO-Clan sutherland CBD. |
Patras Aug l2-Carpathia CBD from Trieste, |
etc). New York. tl
Bahia, Aug lO--orange Prince ,Br) from
Santos. etcl. New York.
Liverpool. Aug IS-Caronia (Br. New YorS
via Queenstown.
Jamaica. Aug 10--Taff (Br), New York.
PASSED. ~.
81 Helena Aug 12-Ottensen Ger, Ssv
York for Cape Town, etc.
Prawle Point. Aug l3-Clam CBr). New York
for Dunkirk.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14
RICH PURSE TO BADEN
King George v Stake Goes to
Five Heats at Fort Erie Races.

Buffalo. Aug 18-The first days meet
ing of tho Grand Circuit stars at the
Fort Erie track was ushercd In with 4
banner attendance. the largest since the
old DAYS OF the Hanln track here. Four
stirring races were run three going 10
the favorites. Tho track was fast. and
one horse made new mark and another
equalled his record.
The feature OF the afternoon was tho
King George V Stake. $500, for 2l2
trotters II resulted In an upset, Esther
w. winner OF the Tavern Steak" at
Cleveland, losing the race to Baden, a
brown stallion, by Bngara. Five heats
were trotted to get winner. In the sec
ond heat Esther w took the lead, but
Baden's nose was at Cox's wheel at tho
half. In beautiful drive down the
stretch Rodney closed the gap and
Esther W. forced to her best. broke close
TO the wire. The time for the mile was
mark.
Doctor Mack. favorite In the 2l6 class
trot, lost the first heat to Funny Crank.
driven by Geers. the veteran reinsman.
Funny Crank. "A bad actor could not get
near the Doctor In the next three heats.
James S. Murray, jr., the nineteen-year-
old son Of Bud" Murray. driving Jones
Gentry. who sold favorlte In the pools,
won the 200 class pace In straight heats.
The best time was 2OGla Edward B. won
second money.
Dude Archdale. driven by Geers, had
no trouble winning the 2:06 class trot
taking the race in straight heats. In the
second heat the Archdale horse covered
the mile In 2:0Ji4.
The summaries follow
PACING - 2.G0 CLASS - PURSE, $1,000
THREE IN FIVE.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14
w1pENER PAYS HIGH FOR COLT.

Paris, Aug. l3.-The yearling, Mont
dOr. a son of Val dor and Loneliness
wa, purchased to-day by an agent OF
J. u. widener. Of Philadelphia, for SD'-
COO, This Is said % be the highest price
ever paid for. a yeaIlinE in France, -.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14

Delaware. Maryland, the District Of Column
ba and Virginia. local thunder showers to-
day: Thursday. probably fair: light to mod
crate south and southwest winds. ~
For Western Pennsylvania. fair to-day.
preceded by showers in southern portions
Thursday. fair: light 10 moderate west winIs
For West virginia showers to-day Thurs
day fair
For Western New York. cloudy TO-DAY:
Thursday. fair light TO moderate west
winds. ~
For New England unsettled weather,
probably showers. to-day. Thursday fair;
light 10 moderate south and southwest winds.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14
GILL'S TACTICS WIN GAME
Camden Defeats Perroquets at
Polo at Narragansett.
IBy Tolegrsph 10 The Tribune.

Narragansett Pier. r. l.. Aug 13.-The
first round for the Atlantic cups in the
Point Judith polo tournament opened to-
day with games between Camden and the
Perroquets and the Philadelphia Freeboot-
ers and Meadow Brook Canaries. In the
first game Camden was a winner by
score of IL to si2 goals, and in the sec
ond Philadelphia won by score of Is to
goals
The Englishmen-Balding and Craddock
were the high. and Prince sr.. and Fell
the low handicapped men of the Perro-
Quets, and they had TO concede goals to
the Camdens. for whom James Park, 1.
lie Boutilier and Il. *. Gatins had the
very efficient aid Of +. a. GIL. IT was
a beautifully played game, in which the
Perroquets found Balding and Craddock
a splendid supporting combination, and
they gradually wore down the odds until
with but three minutes TO play they need
ed only one more goal to win. For the
Camdens Gin did the lions share OF the
play, and he has perhaps never displayed
such a resourceful game
The Perroquets in the next two periods
piled up goals. and another would have
given them the lead, but the Camdens be-
gan aggressive tactics. and had command
Of the ball throughout Finally just as
time was up, Gill passed up the ball. and
lie Boutllier made the goal, insuring VIC
tory for Camden by II TO 9i2.
The Philadelphia Country Club Free
hooters had no great difficulty in giving
goals to the Meadow Brook Canaries
and beating them. Harrison, who for
once had forsaken Bryn Mawr. and +.
Lowber Stokes. each made Of the goals
In a special match a pickup Bryn Ma"r
team beat the Dedham frsts after
spirited competition.
The summaries follow:
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Iyernia. reported as I15 miles east OF
Sandy Hook at IL yesterday Is expected
to dock Thursday afternoon.
The Mendoza, reported as go miles east OF
Sandy Hook at 2:30 D IN yesterday, Is eN-
pectcd 20 dock this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Tuesday, August
13. 1912
ARRIVED.

Steamer Atlantic City. Atlantic City. TO
Tho Atlantic city transportation Co with
mdse. Passed in Quarantine at 8I2 a N.
steamer city OF Montgomery Savannah
Aus 10 10 the Ocean Steamship co, with
pa ssenyers and mdse. Passed IN Quarantine
at 4:30 a m
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14
Lall. 1912

Highest temperature yesterday, ss degrees
(at 2 p. m.); lowest. 10: average. as; aver
age for corresponding date last year II
average for corresponding date last thirty
three years, 73. ~
Local forecast; Local thunder showers to,
day: tomorrow. probably fair and not sof
warm; light to moderate south. 20 west !
winds. go. 4
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Official Record and Forecast. -WashinSt

Official Record and Forecast WashingtoN
Aug ia shallow barometrio depression IS
moving eastward over the Great Lakes. and
has been attended by local showers and thun-
dcrstorms in that region. the Ohio and middle
Mlssissippi valleys and at widely scattered
points I'm the middle Atlantic states. Showers
are also reported from the Florida peninsula
and the southern Rocky Mountain region.
The temperature has not changed decidedly
I'm any part OF the country, ana IL remains
generally above the normal, except IN the
tremely high temperatures. however. were re-
corded in any part OF the country.
rbo Indications are that the Northern dls-
,urhance will move down the ST. Lawrence
Valley and be attended by showers wednesday
I'm the Ohio Valley and the middle Atiantic
states and New England. and Will De ioiloWsu
hv faIr weather in these regions THURSDAY. In
,ba lake region. the upper Mississippi valley
The plains states the northern ROCKY Mouh-
tain region and the plateau region the weather
Iii hs fair Wednesday and THURSDAY, Wnlie
". w ,be southern Rocky Mountain region. the
lower Mississippi Valley and Florida there VIII
'' The iemperature is not expected 10 change
materially In any part OF the country ourihs
the next forty-eight hours
The winds along the New England and MID
aIs Atlantic coasts will be light TO moderate
south and southwest: along the south Atlantic
coast light variable; along the east CUR coas.
Iioht 10 moderate east; along the west 6ult
coast. moderate east and southeast; on the
Great Lakes. light to moderate west
STEAMERS departing wednesday for European
- viii have moderate south TO west Winds
ana overcast weather to the Grand Banks.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14
TRANSPACIFlC MAILS.

n...n.,,or ana .,.au.r inNY. PM
Tahiti, Marque,as, Cook ISLANDS,
New Zealand, Australia (via san s,o
Francisco --Aorangi .......,....Aus- 10 o'"V
japan. Cores, China Vla Iacoma' "a e.,o
Tacoma Nar,l ............... Aug 10, $50
Hawaii (Vil san Francisco)-Lbr- 90 a .oo
line ................ -..-... -Aus' 10 Wv
Hawaii Japan. Corea china
PHILIPPINES tvlI -1n Francsco)- On
Manchuria ..-...........-.. 80. - Nut' - wv
Japan Corea China (yia Seatte)- - o,o
Hercules .........s.s '''S'"s ~~'
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. New Zea
land. Australia via san Fran 40 .. On
c!sco)-Sonoma .....'.....' nus 49, 49,
Jaran CoreH, China, Philippines % . IN
via seattc)-Awa Maru Aug - o''o
rapan. Corea, China. Philippines ~, e.,o
(yia Victorla)-Monteag!o ..... .AUs ~ o''o
Hawaii. FIJI Islands. samoan
Islands New Zealand, Australia m ana
(yIe Tacoma)-Makura 49,. Aug o"' o'oV
Hawaii. Guam Philippines Via San =, c.,o
Francisco)-U Transport aug d. o'Oo
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14
N0WADAY GIRL A WONDER
Wins Race in Straight Heats
and Sets New Mark.
DOLLY S. A WINNER, TOO
Defeats Ramey Constantine and
Raffies After Struggle at
Monroe Driving Park.

Nowaday Girl. bay flly from the
Odkhurst Farm, covered herself with
glory at the opening Of the light harness
meeting Of the Monroe Driving Park AS
socaton Yesterday, and Incidentally
hung up another worlds record for the
half-mile track. Nowaday Girl is by Mac
Dougal- and she is little won
der. She started in the two-year ar-old trot
and defeated a field OF twelve trotting
the second mile in 2I61s, three seconds
faster than any other baby trotter had
ever covered a two-lap track The second
heat was two-horse race. with Nathan
Axworthy a bay colt by Axworthy and
Nowoday Girl almost neck and neck.
Nathan went up I'm the air at an inop-
perfume time and the Girl claimed the
race in straight heats.
Opinions as TO the favorte I'm the 2:l2
trottinS class We're diverse. with The
Preacher. Rafles and Dolly 8 well
backed. Dolly 5. and Ramey Constantine
were punched I'm the first heat when the
horses passed the judges stand In the
first Jap. Ramey broke. however. and
Rafi,es. true TO his name, stole a march
and captured second honors. The race
was between Ramey and Raffles in the
next heat, but Dolly 5. reached her stride
right at the finish and nosed Raffes out.
Dolly employed some winning tactics in
the next two heats. She waited until no
one was looking and then stole the pole
aud won by three lengths. apparently as
fresh as when she started.
Poor Rhine Maiden met her waterloo
in the 2:D trotting class. She won tho
first heat as was predicted in 2l2l.. but
after that she was nowhere and was
finally distanced in the fourth heat Al
Pennock drove the winner. which was
Pretoria Nc. a good bay mare by Nc
Adams Pretoria, from the CranWOod
Farms, Cleveland. II was easy to distin-
guish the black sattr coat and cap with
its barber pole trimming. and the spec
tators watched it's wearer ride in front
in the last three heats Of the race. Nata-
prime, by John BascOmb. finished strong.
The summaries follow:
TRQTTING - TWO-YEAR oLDS - PURSE.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14

Local Official Record.-The following Off,
cial record from the Weather Bureau SHOWS
the changes in the temperature for the last
twenty-four hours, In comparison with the
corresponding date OF last year:
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14
ORDERS ISSUED. The following or
ders have been issued

ORDERS ISSUED.-The following or
ders have been issued:
ARMY
Colonel DANIEL NJ APPEL. medical CORPS
from Fort sam Houston 10 Chicago as
chief surgeon central division. vice Lieuten-
ant Colonel WILLIAM Il. BANlSTER, medl-
Captain FREDERICK n. DE FCNIAK. Jr.
9th Infantry. from Washington to HOT
Springs Army and Navy General Hospital.
First Lieutenant WILLIAM r. LEONARD,
9th Infantry. detailed general recruiting
service. to Columbus barracks, september
10: thence 10 ST Paul. vice Captain HEX
BERT :. WHIPPLE. retired. october l. to
home. Lieutenant Leonard appointed acting
quartermaster while on recruiting duty.
First Lieutenant JULIEN X; BERNHEiM
Logan, vice First Lieutenant CLARENCE
r. LAUDERDALE, dental surgeon to Fort
Leaves of absence: Captain ROBERT E
WILLIE. coast artillery. two months and
i've days from August "a
NAVY.
Commander &. +. HUGHES detached the
birmingham; command the Des Molnes
Lieutenant Commander +. r. RlD1Lbf' navy
r3sTtcnsn, Commander e Il. BRIGGS, navy
yard Puget Sound. ~
Lieutenant :. c. HOOPER. detached bureau
OF steam engineering; feet radio oncer'
lieutenant ] F. GREEN. navy yard. Boston,
Machins, W Il. GARDNER. detached the Des
Molnes the Baltimore.
MARINE CORPS.
Captain EDWARD p. MANwARING, detached
marine barracks, Portsmouth; naval disci'
plnary barracks. Port Royal,
C.yt.in HARRY O. SMITH, detached naVel
disciplinary barracks, Port Royal marine
barrncks. Portsmouth
MOVEMENTS OF WARsHIPS.- The
following movements Of vessels have been
reported TO the Navy Department;
ARRIVED.
Aug iI-Th, sterling al Tompkinsville.
Aug i2-The Ohio. the New Jersey ana tns
Rhode Island at Rockport. the tennessee ann
the Montana at Philadelphia; the Cessr at
Sewall Point. the lroquois al Tfburon.
SAILED.
Aug t2-Thc Ohio. from Boston for Rockport'
Mass. the New Jersey and the Rhode ISL
and from salem for Rockport; the Ialla-
hnesee from Norfolk for Tangiet SOUND; the
Denver. from san Diego for Cornto: the
Massachusetts from Newport for cruise tne
I~oquos from Mare Island for I1buron
Mail address the Denver changed from Pa
ciac station via San Francisco 10 In care
Postmaster New York city
The Dolphin at 23d street East River New
York city
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14
SPECIAL MATCH

gosis a; less PENALTIES. ( total sH. ped
lam i.t1By earned goals. 5. Individual goals
go .. JIadden. .: Amory. ]. Foul and
safety against Brown. Referee - "od'rey
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
Twenty Thousand Recruits Are
Needed for WarShipS.
From The Tribune Bureau. J
Washington, August Il.

Washington, August l."
NAVY SEEKS MEN.--The Navy De-
partment is about to enter OH n vigorous
campaign for recruits TO man the vessels
OF the navy. The naval appropriation
bill this year carries an addition of 1900
men. making a total of 1900 About
5000 vacancies will occur by expiration
of enlistment, making it necessary to Sc
cure at least 10000 men during the pres
ent fiscal year.
In 1905 5000 men were added to the
enlisted force, which was brought up TO
It's full strength, owing to the cruise OF
the battleship fleet There was little diff
Guilty I'm recruiting et that time. owing TO
the opportunity offered for cruise
around the world. Now no such induce
ment can be held out, and the abundant
crops In the West will add to the difficulty
OF obtaining recruits.
However, the methods instituted by the
recruiting division OF the Bureau Of Navi-
CATION will, it is expected. overcome the
handicap. Congress has voted $4,000 ad-
ditional TO advertise the needs of the
service and to provide for the personal
solicitation which is considered the most
effective means of obtaining men.
BY a system OF correspondence, names
Of those who may be interested are se-
cured and "follow-up" letters ard nook
lets are sent to each person. 1t is esti-
mated that about 10000 letters are sent
out each month from New York city, in
viting young men to investigate the ca
reer offered them in the navy. The total
number of men required TO man vessels
of the navy, under existing conditions.
IS as follows: Battleships. 20,l2; armored
cruisers, s13S scout cruisers, 1850: tor
pedo craft, 1884; auxiliaries, LIS; cruisers,
gunbOats, etc, 67S2 miscellaneous, S943:
naval militia vessels, l0i hagships, 3l7;
total, 4l59s.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14

Of excuses, and will do anything but meet
belmont in the ring.
"youne' Jasper, OF Boston. Is III
New York. and declares that his spear
knows no brother in the ranks OF the lighl-
weights. Jack Britton. says Jasper wouid
he the most welcome OF the lot.
The Garden Athletic Club has arranged
three tcn-round bouts between heavy
weights for next Monday nights popular
priced show. Luther McCarty' OF MIS- M
souri. will try conclusions with Jesse WI
lard. the Texas cow puncher, In the star
hout. Willard acquitted himself cleveriy
I'm q recent encounter with Arthur PelKy
IN the Garden, and has been selected by
RiIv Gibson, the manager as n sultapie
trial horse for McCarty, who says ne was
suffering from stage fright when he poNeu
linn stewart last week. Jim Savage OF
orange n. J.. "A fine specimen OF physicai
development and a pretty shifty hghter'
has been engaged to put on the gloves
with Tom Kennedy In the second Dout'
rho third attraction will be furnished by
loo Teannette and the new Boston heavy
weight jeff Madden, who Is the re'sn'hs
sensation In New England just now
lack Dunn. manager OF the Baltimore
international League Baseball Cluo' an
nounced to-day that he had purchased
Barney Petty, the pitcher ana Roach an
.uaoiaar frop, tbe Washington Senators.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH WATER.

MINIATURE ALMANAC,
Sunrise. j:O9; sunset, 200; moon sets. Sis;
moons age, 9.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14

Forecast for Special Localities.-For East
rru New York. local thunder showers to-day I;
Thursday, probably fair and not quito 50
warm; light to moderate south to west
winds. -
For Eastern Pennsylvania, New jersey.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14

Official observations OF United States weather
bureaus, taken at p m. yesterday. follow:
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14
Humidity.

a. m..... 50 p. m..... 50, p. M" 81
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14

All belmont. one of the best feather
weights in the East or elsewhere, is In
New York looking for bouts. Johnny
Dundee, Patsy Kline or any OF the best
featherweights In the country are included
in the list Of challenges. Up TO date all
the featherweights have pleaded all sorts
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14

Knockout" Brown is out OF the hos
pital, fully recovered. and says It will not
be long until he is right back ct the head
Of the list willing and ready TO fight the
best men in his class. Brown believes
that the long rest he was forced 10
take will do him good, for he thinks that
too much work was the catse of his re-
cent lapse from form.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14

TROTTING-2I2 CLASS-KfNG GEORGE V
sTAKE-PURsE. s5,00o-THREE IN FIVE.
Baden, b. -, by Bingara Gsod-
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14

Temperature. Weather.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14

., excuses, and will do anything but meet
belmont in the ring.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-05
The EsCane DOdged.

Henry Bangert, a convict at the
state penitentiary, who was adjudged
Insane and sent to the insane hospital
and who escaped from that institution
on November 2, has been heard Of at
Springfield, but has cleverly eluded
an officer sent to return him to the
asylum.
Two days ago Superintendent Law
son received letter saying that Ban
CERT desired his watch sent to him in
care of A. j. zueher at Springfield.
The communication was turned over
to Superintendent Steiner of the asy-
lum, who despatched an officer to
Springfield to bring Bangert back to
Salem, Evidently the fact that an
officer was on his trail was tipped off
to Bangert for he was missing from
Springfield when the officer arrived
there.
1t is believed that Bangert has head.
ed south. He is described as a man
aged about so years, bald headed gray
eyes and weight about 1856 pounds. He
is stopped and talks English brokenly
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-05
Street Cars
In Portland
GET Together

Portland, or, Dec. SIN rear-end
collision today between two crowded
Union Avenue cars at Union Avenue
ard Tillamook street five were in
jured, none seriosly.
The injured are:
b, Burback, Dave Bleid, NJ, Alder
Miss b. Olson and Mrs. A. G, Olson.
One Of the cars had stopped at Til
lamook street at the bottom Of a steep
grade, and the motorman Of the other
car unable to see 1t until within a
few feet Of 1t on account of the fog,
crashed into it. All of those injured
were thrown heavily to the floor of the
rear platform,or tho forward, or were
thrown from the car, Both cars we're
badly damaged.