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The evening world., 1912-12-19
Hampstead Unwilling
To Talk Because He's
Not Yet ION TO His Job

trustee oS the estate He has had con-
siderable experience in the executive
departments Of big companies. and 10
well fitted for his new duties. Though
he has spent much Of his time In New
York and Philadelphia. Mr.. Hemp
stead's homo IL in indianapolis. where
he 10 interested in . big clothing con-
Germ. He U one Of those men who Is
bubb)ing over with good nature and has
the knack Of making one feel At ease
the minute he begins talking. Behind q
pair Of large spectacles he has q pair
of blue eyes that frequently twinkle
with merriment
by the way" no sah yesterday. 'T
notice that about half the people who
come in here carry canes. II that the
style In New York. or does Il 20 with
q baseball jobf
II was explained 20 him that Manhat-
tan Island 10 In the cane belt.
WELL" he said, at may take me
some time to get used to Il. but I guess
I'll have to start In so a. to b accus-
TONED TO the angles Of carrying a cane
BY the time the season opens In April"
WON'T MAKE CHANGES IN THE
POLO oRoUNDs.
DO you anticipate making any changes
in the Polo Grounds OF the running Of
themr asked.
NO" was his reply. Il would b.
foolish to attempt. within Q few weeks,
to improve upon plans that more ex-
perienced men have spent years in
forming. I will be quite content to
keep the affairs OF the New York Club
going ~ smoothly and successfully -
they did before ] took charge"
Have you had any requests for
passes YETI" asked.
Now. say" he said. with a laugh.
you'd be surprised II I showed you
the number Of letters that have been
received from fans all over the city.
explaining TO me why they should be
entitled to passes. imagine the hand
ling OF those passes II going to be q
tough proposition"
While Mr.. Hempstsad was talsins
Mr.. McCutcheon. the new secretary and
treasurer OF the club. came in.
With the affairs Of the Giants In the
hands of these two men the fans OF
New York need have no fear Of get
ting . square deal.
The evening world., 1912-12-19
Giants New President Aims to
Please Fans and Will FOL-
low Brush Policies.
BY BOHEMIAN BULCER.

" OR . baseball man to say he 70
not exactly on to his job. a. yet.
IL enough out Of the ordinary to
TO get into the prints but that 10 the
frank admission OF Harry Hampstead.
the new president Of tho Gianta The
fact that Mr.. Hempstsad wants to he
sure Of his ground before he starts talk.
Ing 70 . pretty sure sign that the Giants
are going to be blessed with a worthy
successor to the late Mr.. Brush. A. .
rule these new magnates begin making
rash statements before they know what's
going on and they like the talking %
we'll that their ability usually ends right
there.
TO assume the head Of . big organ.
isation iiks the New York club 10 Q
biggsr undertaking than some would
imagine" explained Mr.. Hempstsad. Il
hive been somewhat familiar with the
financial end Of the club for some time
but one 70 placed In the position where
ne must say YES o. no to the many
questions that arise Il . . different
matter. want to conduct the Affairs OF
the 0iants a. nearly like Mr.. Brush did
~ can and IN doing % I want 70 have
the baseball public with me.
There y . multiplicity Of details con-
nsctsd with the handling Of the club
that might not occur 20 one on ths out.
side. and to become familiar with all
Of these requires many weeks Of hard
work A. to the playing end Of the club.
the handling Of players. etc. that Il
none Of my business. That will be left
entirely In the hand OF Manager
AcGraw. There 10 no moro competent
man than he In that direction and
also will have the benefit Of his advice
In other things. Mr.. McCutcheon. the
secretary and myself. are gradually
working into the AFFAIRS of the once ant
hope that We win bs able to please
the New York fans."
The evening world., 1912-12-19
Brown, Hicks and McCarron
Win Be His Opponents
in Order Named.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.


CDDIn MoOORTY will b. . very.
H. busy lighter next month. - his
manager. Marty Forkins. has al.
ready accepted three bouts for him.
HIS hrst battle will be with George
Knockout" Brown. the Chicago mid
dlsweisht for ten rounds at Ksnosha.
Wis.,. on the night OF January .. his
second WITH Freddie Hicks. the husky
lighter OF Detroit. for ten rounds At the
Fairmont A. c. on Jan. Is. while his
thtNd Will BE- with Jack MoCaron, the
rugged middlewsisht Of Psnnsyivania.
Two clubs are sfter the last named
contest. the Olympia A. C. Of Phladst.
phia and tho Garden A. c. Of this city.
whichever club offers the bsst Induce
ments will get It late In January.
Joh,ny Kahass q clsvslssA. fsssAwvsAsn
dhamplos. and Johnny DUNDEE Of New Yrh we're
mssched u Lcs Anssas to-day 70 hSht twenty
rounds for IL feathsrvdsht tile u he Vernon
Arena. vhsss Knbens Won shs chanuouahip from
tt g., A., As.;r In IN N4,.; ,. IN t'A' p'A IA April
Jses nAr.sn. TIE uAA6svsisM sAa.pioa Of
England. and Eddie Morgan. the cfsch isathsrwsGht
49, = ~. 70 "a u; H. y :; s.
tho ban, smxslshl Tide q inland. While Harrison
.s "a" r ss,:s. a e. sss I,:ss'.Es
ssss ' E%:;A u Ss'': 3 -
!. s :;::, n 1 u 's:s 3; =: - -
Morgan viii return = Amsrsa Il February.
!s... sS:g.ea. sss., e 49, Z. sa.aA..
a. s1 Rs;.,. r r: II. sils'; ~: 4
:.s 70 -: ,' ssS i S'' sssn! e.
chamTon ct Ireland but ihs nansysms an.
Ing. AMI Willie Howard 81 Broohyn would b
The evening world., 1912-12-19
Columbia Coach
UncOUe rs Real
Diving "Find."

Coach Alex MeffsrtA Columbia
aquatic coach. claims that he has dis
covered a real diving IND In the per-
son OF ID. Mcconnell. q lAnky six foot
youth who weighs i66 pounds and has
marked knack OF poiss and agility In
swishinS into the water from the spring
board.
Mcconnell did not take W diving a.
q speciality until the opening Of the
swimming practice season ct Columbia
In October but since that time he has
gradually improved In form and style
until he 10 now ranked a. tho premier
plunger on tho team
lie has already perfected the four
prescribed dives N aquatic competition.
the front. back. front jack-knife. and
back jack-knifs. and has attained a
fair degree OF proficiency with the "ons
and a hair front and the "ons and a
half' back, Mcconnell Ia also quite an
adept at tho flying Dutchnan and the
"ons.and a half" twister.
The evening world., 1912-12-19
Poly Prep Leads the Way
To Introduction of Boxing
In Our Public Schools

think that their boxing ability 10 70 b
used only ~ . means Of self-defense.
200 Dovs At ONE TIME ENGAGED
IN BOXING.
II try 10 foster the spirit Of boxing
among the boys" went on Mr.. Allen.
who 10 . pretty nifty wtsldsr Of the mits
himself. FOR think II 10 ono Of the
finest sports they can take up. There
have been ~ many a. two hundred boys
on the Moor Of the sym At one time
exchanging punches and don't rsmsm.
Der one who was ever ssveraliy bruised.
"As . result OF the schools boxing
lessons there have been some very nns
lighters developed. but for personal rea-
sons ] can't give their names. but II 4
Poly Prep graduate ever nnds II necss-
sary to use his hands IN peacsmakins
he'll realize that his school training was
not time uselessly spent"
The High School of Commerce have
followed the example OF Poly Prep In
holding boxing tournaments and II 10
believed that other schools In tho city
will shortly follow the lead OF the Brook
Ign institutions.
An attempt to Introduce dual BOXING
exhibitions among local high school
students met with failure yesterday.
when the principal Of one Of the schools
involved warned bis boys against par.
ticipatins In the scheduled meeting. The
exhibitions were to have been given in
the gymnasium Of the DO witt Clinton
High School by representatives Of tho
Clinton squad and those Of Stuyvesant
High School. and apparently satisfac.
tory arrangements had been made. for
at the appointed hour the Clinton young
s,ers donned their boxing toys and sat
around waiting for the Stuyvesant stu
dents. Instead word was sent thai; the
meeting was on because DR.. Won Mrd-
though the bouts were In no way to be
competitive
The evening world., 1912-12-19
PLENTY Of MYSTERY
SURROUNDING COMING
Of FRANK CHANCE HERE
President Lynch Says Reds
Have Released Famous Lead
er-Herrmann Denies It.

Much mystery surrounds the coming
OF Frank chance to New York as man
aver Of the Highlanders. Garry Herr
mann, in q despatch with Cincinnati
date line on II. Is reported M sayfng
that he hasn't freed the Peerless Lead
err" Furthermore he Processes complete
ignorance of the deal.
On tho other hand. although he DION
announce It In his latest bulletin. Pres
dent Thomas J. Lynch OF the Nations
League declares that the Cincinnati
magnate has formally notified him tha'
Chance has been given his unoonditionai
release, which would enable the loon J
club to negotiate with him.
Moreover, President Farrell % ths
Hilltops Rys that Hermann h. re-
leased Chance and that he has had IN
understanding With the famous player
since last October thAt he would come
to New York II he was Suocessfui n
breaking away from the Naaeaai
League
1t 10 thought that the delay ovss the
announcement that the Reds have made
Chance a free agent Is due to the fAot
that Hermann wanted to be sure Of n
manager for next season before gsttins
rid Of him. and as Joe Tinker stgned
his contract yesterday he II now ready
70 turn the Californian loose.
~ Cobb. Of the Tigers. and the great
est hitter and ali-around player IN the
game now. 10 In town looking for a
Christmas present. He Is here to in
terview President Frank J. Navin. who
10 also a visitor. Cobb wants $1,000 mex,
year. ana says hell retire unless he
gets It
The evening world., 1912-12-19
Big Opening Game
Tor Local Hockey
Season Tonight

Ths curtain VIII b ran6 ~ "a ne
local hocksy season to-nlShe wAsu the
Yals varslty seven meets ne g. Paurs
School team On the st. NiohoiaS rink.
This contest v "a annual event b.
tween the two scAooiA
Many Of the bsst solisg1sss ruck
chasers In the sast received thslr early
training In the sport At 81 Paul's.
among which numhss are HOBBY Baker.
the versatile PNncstsn athlete Nost
Of the Ell squad are former st. Paul
hockey playcrA
Close on tho hss1s a the Yais-et
Paun's game comes tho contest between
Princeton and Williams COLLEGE TO-
morrow evening at the local nnk.
The evening world., 1912-12-19

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tSn round boat.
The evening world., 1912-12-19
Three Bouts Arranged
For Eddie McG00rfu

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The evening world., 1912-12-19
NEW AUTO POLO SERIES
STARTS At GARDEN TO-DAY

THIS afternoon and to-nigh: viii marx the u.
s sna,, " Hs uo.o' The gan
vas intDduo.d to New Ycrssr s,,sr, e. -s,.
ago. and sosctnto,s went Siidy enthusnsne o,s
sverins fS one vees .:,, until Dee , 20 E.Ni
%.rn'nrs se mi, ' f9ns . nH ne. ths nun
bss usrd hertotor. ..rie. Of matches s.S
been arranged between Rolts King OF Los AZ
ono m.cbine vs. Waiter Sterling .. Denver, snd
"Bud Jarkx,n on another. King and sterilrs
s,ective maiiet msn, George Robertson. the ~
CHAMPION automobile race drive. will refe'ss
todav's coutests
The evening world., 1912-12-19
McCyaw to Begin Making Plans
Next Week for Giants Traini1o

Manager Aoor.w will BE- back in New York
making his for q
snsasement and Will have chance hnss
WIZ between
definitely decided
Murphy leaves for Ground,
expired A spring and for while
better place and the psopls Of Aarlin dAishtsd
The evening world., 1912-12-19
oiANTo' NEW PRECEDENT
MOoG0Y.

This rather snodest statement By the
new president Of the Giants 10 In strih.
Ing contrast to the beginning OF Charles
Murphy - head Of the Cubs Before
Charley had been on the Job . week he
was working his typewriter overtime
and giving out statements 80 to how the
league should be run.
Mr.. Hampstead. who 10 forty years Of
aSe, 10 . son.in-law Of Mr.. Brush, and
70 one Of the men named IN the will a.
The evening world., 1912-12-19

"a. =: .:;,::: NH! H.: y;
abe 70 maSs 6s I'd. - nsn.Sss. q *
asfAis. WI ~ 70 nsteh tcs Xasdot aod ~ Va
80 (us tW0iey vuundS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-08
RICHESON'S
CONFESSION

Boston, Jan, s Shortly litter ten
O'Clock this morning District Attorney
Pelletier and Coy. Foss went into
secret conference presumably to dis.
cuss the Iatter's attitude in the Richie
son case.
1t was intimated by another member
of the district attorneys staff, that be
went to see the governor the first thing
today to ask that tie Law he allowed to
take its course against the man whe
murdered Avis Liunell.
Another supposition is that Pe!ietler
is formally presenting the governor
with facts in the case AID laying before
him a complete copy CT every detail OF
evidence 10 his possession SO that Gov.
Foss may be thoroughly acquainted
with the case when it comes before
him and the council on Wednesday.
Boston, Jan. S.-According to At.
torney Lee, for the Richeson defense,
because of nervous breakdown Of the
Rev. G.. Y. I Richesou. the sentencing
of whom was scheduled to take place
this afternoon, will take place tomor-
row at one o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-08
AGAIN
IN THE SADDLE.

New York. Jan. S.-A consplcu-
ous headline on the first page of
Hearst's New York American today
reads: California in favor Of Mr.
Hearst for president ard politicians
here take the publication TO mean
that Hearst is going 10 try 10 gel INTO
the race.
The article under the headline pur-
norris to be an interview with Ma
than Cole, ir.. Democratic National
Committeeman from California. VINO
is quoted as saying that Mrs. Phoe-
he Hearst is one of the most honorcd
women Of the Pacific coast and if her
son desires California 10 support him
il will do so.
Cole is also reported as saying that
tho Wilson boom is decidedly on
the wane.
A few weeks. ago Hearst announc-
ed: II am a Democrat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-08
CORPORATION COURT.

Judge L. G. Barley, presiding.
The January term of the Corporation
Court began today.
Com. VS.. c. ]. Rixey, grand larceny
OF al, arguments on the motion to
commit to Hospital for Insane at
Marion, transferring defendant from
Stauntou Hospital, continued from
January 10Th to January Oath.
Com. vs. Lewis Hooff, indictments
for grand larceny: trial fixed for Janu-
airy 22nd.
VIM. II. Peck vs.. Tony Gallwine,
attachment; dismissed.
James Patterson VS.. II. b. Thurman,
attachment; dismissed.
j. Cochran VS.. ]. O. Hutchinson,
removal from Justice; judgment in
favor of plaintiff for foriy-four dollars.
R. B. Robinson vs. r. p. Robinson,
executor, ct AL, in chanccry; decree
giving Il. B. Robinson absolute fee
simple estate in and to the property
described in bill.
T. J. Fannon vs. Virginia Safe De-
post and Trust Corporation; arguments
upon the demurrer to petition Of G. NJ.
Kemper fixed for Feb. 5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-08
HOOK WILL
SUCCEED HARLAN

Washington, Jan. S.-Presdcnt Taft
told several callers at the White House
today "ho clmc to urge consideration
of various candidates for the Supreme
Bench. that be had decided to nomi-
nate Judge William G. Hook, nos OF
the Eighth Circuit Court, TO succeed
the late ,Iustic" Harlan.
Any official Information concerning
this decision was refused at the White
House, but i. was generally accepted
here.
a bitter fight is forecasted in the
Senate il the President sends Hook 5
nomination to that body. Progress
siyes this afternoon indicated that
they would vigorously oppose conIir-
nation on the grounh that Hooks de-
cisious on the circuit bench indicated
rcaciionary tendencies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-08
ANNUAL MEETINGS HELD.
Four Alexandria Companies Elect
Officers for the Present Year
at Todav's Meeting.

The forty-thir(l annual nee ting OF
the independent Mutual Fir" 1usur-
ance Go. of Fairfax County was held 10
their building on Royal street this
morning. The following directors were
elected: James W. Roberts, Alexan-
dria: +. ". Birch, Fall Church: J. P.
Hatcher, Hamilton: L. L. Garrett,
Herndon; c. M. Money, Vienna; L. A.
Turler. Aldie: John w. May. Alexan-
dria: NJ. d. Hall, Burles Station; J. \.
Gibbs. Mt. Vernon; Tyson Janney, Oc-
coquau; C. b. Marshall. Alexandria
Geo. G. Tyler, Haymarkct, and a. L..
Lukens, Accotlnk.
The directors elected the following
officers: Jas. w. Roberts, President;
Walter Roberts, Treasurer: 5. f. Lind
sey, Secretary.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Emerson Steam Pump
Company was held this morning at
their plant near the Union station.
The following officers and directors
were elected. II. c. Browning. jr.,
president: q. G. Staples, vice president,
Samuel II. Lunt, treasurer: W. ii.
Hagans, secretary; A. W. Machcn.
general manager. and Louis Garthc and
K. Golden DonaldSOn.
The American Rutile Company held
their ANIMAL meeting today at the
offices OF JAS. Il and II. b. Cation
m, ,I,.,, .l,o fDlIcuiuu 1iractprc ,yarp & lppt-
ed Nathaniel Wilson. Sherwood Will
son, Wm. NJ. Skaters Enoch l.. White
and Albert w. Harper.
The Consolidated QuarrieS Company
met this afternoon 1T the Offices Of
James Il. and n. 3. Cation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-08
j ACK
THE RIPPER.

New York, Jan. S::-rhe police
drag net is out today for Jack the
Ripper" who is believed to have muir
dered aged Isaac Futterman and his
wife, Rachael on the lower East Side
last night.
An autopsy held this morning
show, ID that both OF the victims had
been killed with q sharp instrument
driven through the right epe into the
brain. The mans body was horribly
mutiated with sharp knife possibly
indicating that the slayer had some
knowledge Of surgery
Etcha Futterman, daughter, who
had not been on good terms with her
parents has been arrested but she
stoutly maintains that she knows moth.
ing OF the crime.
The Futtermans we're religious and
always attended every service at a
nearby synagogue. Because Of their
absence yesterday, Mrs. Rose Metcheck
a neighbor, went 10 the house but
could find no one and response. She
notified Aaron Futterman, the only
son OF the murdered pair. Aaron
summoned q policeman who found the
aged pair laying on the floor OF their
bedroom. After killing the couple
the slayer turned on the gas.
Friends OF the Futterman's say that
they had no enemies. Although their
daughter was unable to get along"
with them and had lived by herself,
she sometimes visited her parents.
Detectives who have been working on
the case are satisfied that the crime
was committed by pervert.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-08
TYPEWRITER THEE BUSY.
Sec IS Machine i'roN Office of
l1.swis II. Machen Yesterday
Afternoon.

Some thief eviden. ~ has = grnd2e
against the lawyers of aieEendria city
and county and has Determined that
he will steal all oi the typewrters IL
this part OF The state 50 no more legal
docun:cnts can be written on the handy
little machines With which the modern
lawyer earns his daily bread. For sew
eral months typewriter robheries from
LAWYERS Offices have bean going on III
this vicinity and although the attor-
news are close 10 the la and are sur
posed to stand IL pc.it.s d. chief 4
police and county !sieiiff 1le Most :4';-
gent search has not revealed the name
Of the rubbsr nor has any trace OF the
missing machines been found.
The drama, for it is anything but
comedy TO the di-consolate barristers,
commence ced several months ago when
three machines were taken in one night
at Fairfax Court House. A few weeks
went by and then three more machines
we're taken in quick succession from
nearby places. The tibet then rested
on his aurelS for Il while and then
broke into the lmelight again by tax
ing three machines from the AIexan-
dria Court House the same night.
A week ago Alexandria city vas IN
vaded AMI Walter L. Narncy arrived ut
his office on Fairfax street only to ma
that his door had been forced and his
machine taken.
Last night added another act to the
sad tale for some time between four
and nine o'clock tie Office OF Lewis ii.
Machen at the corner OF Washington
ank King street was entered and his
Remington machine taken.
In the meanwhile agents for type
writer compnnies are doing Il land Of
flee business and the police are won
dcriag where lightning will strike next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-08
Transfer Of R|XEY
WILL Be ARGUED.
January 24!h Date Set For Argu-
ments as to Transfer of Insane
Banker to Marion.
RIXEY HAS SOFT SNAP.
Staunton Paper Says He Has Unusual
Privileges at Asylum aud no One
Would Suspect That He Was an Inmate

In the Corporation Court this mora
ing the date for the hearing of the pc
tition Of Samuel G. Brent, common.
woalth's attorney, to have G. Jones
Rixey, former president and treasurer
of the Virginia Sale Deposit and Trust
Corporation who vas declared insane in
this city several months ago and who
is at present confined in the Western
State Hospital for the Insane at Staun-
ton to be removed to the State Hospital
for the criminal insane at Marion, Va. ,
was changed from January 10th to
January oath when the court will hear
arguments ia the case.
According to the Staunton Spectator
Mr. Riyey is having a soft time in tn It
city. The paper publishes the follow
ing in its issue Of last Friday:
CONSPICUOUS on the streets Of Stann-
ton these days principally due to his
striking appearance is Jones Rixey, the
president of the defunct Virginia Safe
Deposit ami Trust Corporation, who is
supposed to be patient at the Western
State Hospital for the Insane. The
frequency with which Mr.. RiXey appears
on the streets and in other public places
affords reminder tnat none OF the
branches OF the concern which blew
up" was located in Staunton, which
fact the iinancier probably carries III
mind; for it is said that in the several
Virginia tuwDs. where numerous people
were stung by the failure it would
hardly be safe for he banker to go
about unless he were attended By q
strong bodyguard.
Mr.. Rixey goes about Staunton, it Is
said. with the freedom OF any citizen,
seldom il ever being accompanied by
any OF the hospital attendants who are
usually assigned to accompany patients
allowed the privilege Of the town It
is no uucotnition thing, II i sax :-'r
Mrs, Rlxey or some other member OF
the family to come to Staunson to be
met a. a hotel by Mr.. Rixey, and there
TO spend day or two with him, the
banker in the meantime remaining
away from the state institution. On
snch occasion it was Mr.. RiSey's Gus.
tom nj first to remain in the room
which he had engaged. baving his
meals served in private, it Is said. But
r1ore recently, so it is understood, he
has been raving his meals III the pub.
lie dining room, along with the rest OF
the hotels guests.
1t is said that in Basic City, Char
lottesvllle aad the other places where
branches of the now deiunct corpora
tion were located the feeling against
Mr.. Rixey is so bitter that it would be
unsafe for him to appear in public.
Soon after the banker was tecla,ed
insane by commission OF state experts
who met 10 Alexandria announcement
was made that his family would resist
any efforts which might be made TO.
have Mr.. Rixey sent to the asylum a.
Marion where most OF the criminal in-
sane are confined.