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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-11
Trainer of Minneapolis Club
Stricken and Cubs Have
Some Cause to Worry.

Minneapolis, April l0.-Members OF the
Minneapolis club OF the American Asso-
citation are threatened with smallpox.
Ralph Comstock, pitcher, who trained
with the club at Hickman and arrived
here two or three days ago was taken
TO the Isolation Hospital to-day.
Wade II. Killefcr, an innelder. who ar
rived with thu club this afternoon, also
may be a victim. His face was broken
out when he reached the city and ply
stefan was consulted. killefer was told
that he was not suffering from the
disease, but will see another doctor
President Cantilon has ordered an I'M
mediate vaccination Of all members OF the
club,
Late to-day physicians of the Ci'y
Health Department made thorough IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-11
WHITNEY BEATEN AT POLO
Hard Hitting and Riding Add
Zest to Team Practice.

Lakewood. y. J.. April l0-Polo practice
developed the fastest work of any OF the
eer;es in spite OF the rain that fell In
,,,o,,.o-s this afternoon and the chilling
iii that swept the field. The blue
,oar, with the two Waterburys. stoddard
49,, t,,rr,son. defeated Captain Whitney 5
"uhike" four by the slender margin oil
on.. GOAL The blue" quartet worked To-
,,other in slightly better form.
The first period was played with three
a, IN a side, due to Harrisons train
TIC late. In the second session the
oo', started TO force the playing, but
..,,,,,o,, team carried the ball down the
a". Ia ,ctcr repeated attempts Monte
heIu' an ,ondcd the goal. Stoddard
wafer luther for his side few minutes
scorer III; ni - backhand stroke at difficult
angle oriod brought one of the
nest exciting plays OF t'e IA ahi'Iprhhio ,'yi
Monte Waterbury at iii game. sai Hope
who pidSoo phipps overhauled Waterbury
atter mn ii own goal. saving me score.
near M scored FOR the whites Just be-
80 The end Of the pel'V'dh ..,,rc,. ,,i..,.
Stoddard 49, the end OF the fourth
SECONDS p'acain at the beginning or the
period ana az OFFSET one OF these with a
MIN nth g. The fifth that endea IN q goal.
stoddard mao ma with lusty stroke that
broke his mallet;
Inc l'"e-'r Rumscy, II. la Montague.
White. .y and II. &: PhppS;
II: =. Whine toddard. II. w; Harrison
RlueuL., lLrbury. H.. and l. waterbury
Scores-Stodaaaivv' Phipps and La Mon
Rumsey, WIN VIZ "TReferec-Malcolm Steven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-11
EASY BOUT FOR "GUNBOAT''
Rodel to Try Conclusions with
Smith in Ring Tonight.

"Gunboat" Smith. Of California, VIII
,,eot George Rodel. OF South Africa, ~ "A
tcn-round bout at the Forty-fo1rth street
snoring club tonight Although smith
has shown conclusivcly that he is one ct
the most dangerous men I'm the world be-
cause Of his remarkable hitting ability
Rodcl hopes to be on his feet at the end
Of ten rounds. lie has also voiced the
opinion that Smith may be well walloped
before the end.
smith. however should have little or
no trouble. Rodcl has never shown any
thing that would cntitle him to serious
consideration. and his last ie" pou's
were Of a decidedly inferior grade.
Leach Cross has an offer to box RAJ
Brown. the Western lightweight IN a
bout in St Joseph on May ?. Leach Is
thinking seriously OF accepting ana may
also go to the Pacific Coast in search OF
bouts.
Frankie Fleming and Knockout ~
eors viii meet at the New Polo Athletic
club. Of Harlem, tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-11
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Thursday, April
10, 1918.

Steamer Antilles. New orleans April D. TO the
Southern Pacific co. with passengers ana muse
Passed in Quarantine at Sos m.
Steamer Chesapeake. Baltimore, 70 tne New
York and Baltimore Transportation Co with
mdse. Passed in Quarantine at $40 m:
Steamer Prudential (f3r). Tamplco for Perth
Anboy. Passed IN sandy Hook az 4 ~ m.
steamer Times lNor). Cientuegos April :, 70
the American and Cuban So Line. with sugar
Arrived at the Bar at 8 m. 9th- ,,a,,, >, -.
the Compagnie Generate Transatlantiaue, win
POI second cabin and 1895 storage passengers
and mdse Arrived at the Bar at m. 90
steamer Pretoria Ger, Hamburg Marcn ~
70 the Hamburg American Line, win lSo SEE
ond cabin and 7es Storage passengers snn
mdse. Arrived at the Bar az s:SI m.
Steamer Darlington obrl Boston a. apt n,,.r,r
the MgnsOn - Lane. IN pd'idsN' HN''
''9 steamer al rhemisto Dutch. Rotterdam March
81. TO the Holand-Am.erniea Lane WIN i'''e
Arrived at the Bar At SD a m -. 40
steamer chester Dutch. Antwerp March 20.
% u T Warden, I'm ballast. Arrived az tho
Ds e,e "a, ronawanda (Br, Sunderland March
o. 10 ID r Warden with creosote. Arrived AZ
tho Bar at $40 M. 60 ,,..
steamer Princess Irene 'berl' penu1 s, 10
o. Nanies % and Palermo 20. 10 Oeirichs
- Win 81 first cabin. Dos second cabin ano
{, 4si steerage passengers and muse ArrNe"
at me t@F srcSdIan dSr Bermuda April 8 -
sar,erson A SON. with 304 passengers ana III
ballast Arrived at the Bar at II 80 ~ IT.
steamer Campanelio iprl, lNot'ei Na',, -.
- ana Halifax y :. April :. 10 the Uranium
g. 20 I'D with 80 second cabin and I25 stser
age Messengers and mdse. Arrived AT 'ne Do
at II 80 a m. -. ,-.,r. ard Nor-
steamer Jefferson. Newport News ana NoI
,.ii, 10 tho old Dominion SIS Co, with passe. =
re-s and rndse. Passed in Quarantine al 81"
steamer Main Ger. Bremen Marcn .s,vd
oeirichs & CO. with l62 second ana Joy tnir
lass and iO22 steerage passengers Hu ~.
for New York and So second and 20 t'iru 10
and so steerage passengers and mdse IN va =
or Cor baltimore. Arrived at the Bar At
y M. 49,. ma Car.asens March
10 puerto colombia 81. santa MARTA Api..' ..
colon & and Kingston and Tort Ah.olno :" "A
tho United Fruit co, with " passeIee'S OH"
tr,,,, Arrived at the Bar at 9:lo p pr,
steamer Kabnga Obj, Calcutta reUI.sIn
Colornbo q and Boston April = 70 ~. "a
So' With mdse Passed In SANDY HOOK NJ ~
p m. =. ,ru n a.g0 n rr-Wind
Saa'' moderate breeze; cloudy; light sea
''"N'' SAILED.
c,.av,crs Ia Lorraine CFrl. HaNre; rres ~
-, Ger, Hamburg: sverre tbrr IT.
IRAN "orean Dutch. Flushing frince s
I,iaho'e 'Norfoik and Newport News; Or,
Ann ,c,sr, Havana etc: Laurcntic 'nr,i ~.
LUIS American Dutch. Antwerp >nor,
Tuapvsna. Inkuia CBr). Hamburg E ~ CTor,
News ,oi Toro: United states DAM. copen
DOES. Madison, Norfolk and Newport ''"''
Ti,, ~ 81 Louis savannah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-11
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Official Record and Forecast. Washing'

onicial Record and Forecast. -Washingto
April 10 The storm that was central over
Missouri Wednesday night is now central over
inc upper lake region and moving toward the
St. Lawrence Valley During the last twenty
four hours this disturbance caused general
rains throughout the Gulf states. the great
central valleys and the lake region, ana local
rains I'm the Atlantic states except New Eng
land IL also caused snow In upper Michigan
Northern Wisconsin, Minnesota western iowa,
Kansas Nebraska and south Dahota. over
tho Rocky Mountain and plateau regions ana
III, southwest the weather remained falr.
Temperature has risen I'm the ONO Nalfy
the south Atlantic states and the Far North
west. and has fallen over me west ""'i s'"''7
aud tho lower Mississippi valley.
region will move eastward down the IT. Law
renee Valley. and be attended by generai rains
Friday throughout the Atlantic states the up
nor Ohio Valley and the lake region, ana ram
or snow I'm the upper Mississippi valley On
SATURDAY, the weather viii be cloudy over the
Eastern half Of tho country, with probaply ram
along the northern border from the Great
Lakes region eastward. Tho weather VIII be
fair Friday and Saturday IN the cur states,
the plains states and the Rocky MOUNTAIN ana
plateau regions ,.,, =, ~,
Tho temperature will be lower Friday In the
Mississippi and Ohio valleys and tho east Cur
states. and II will rise Friday and saiurday
over the plains states and the Rocky Mountain
region. .
The winds along the New England and mid
die Atlantic coasts will be increasing south
along the south Atlantic coast, prlsk southeast
and south; along the east Gulf coast, moderate
variable along the west Gulf coast. moderate
north and northwest; on Lake Michigan brisk
north and northwest
steamers departing Friday Tor European
norris will have high south winds and overcast.
rainy weather TO the Grand BANKS
Forecast for special I,ocalities--for East
ern New York, rain and warmer to-day
.utb harm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-11
CRANE PAIRS WITH GOULD
Beats Sands in Straight Sets III
Court Tennis Tourney.

Boston. Ap1n l0.--Joshua Crane OF the
rorris and Racquet club Of Boston. de-
fcated Charles +. Sands. OF the RACQUET
and Tennis club Of New Norh' IN st'ais"'
sets to-day by a score Of o. 6. %.
lie now VIII meet jay Gould, OF Lake
wood. y j.. FOR the national amateur
court tennis championship on Saturday.
Both players in to-day's match have
been national title holders. and the con-
test Wa expected to develop into long,
larI fought struggle. The Boston player
was master ~ the situation from the
start
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-11
Smallpox May Play Havoc
With Two Baseball Teams
vestigation of the team and declared there
was not much cause for apprehension.

vestigation of the team and declared there
was not much cause for apprehension.
Chicago. April lo-Members OF the chi
cago club in the National League were
disturbed to-day when told that smallpox
had broken out among the Minneapolis
plavers. The latter used the dressing
rooms of the Cubs here on Tuesday, when
they played an exhibition game and
while II is said Comstock was not with
the team at that time Killefer was.
No word Of the outbreak of the disease
was sent TO President Murphy by the
MINNEAPOLIS officials. but it was said he
would take measures TO protect his play
crs and those of the visiting clubs from
conta gion
When the news reached President Muir
phv he reported the matter TO the Health
THE clubhouses will be fumigated un..
dor direction of the Health Department.
said Murphy. and ! will follow any fur-
Their directions the department may
give" ,-
Commissioner Of Public Health Young
declared that local players who were eN-
posed 10 the disease should be vaccinated
at once. but he did not state that he
would insist on this measure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-11
KoLEHMAINEN AFTER RECORD
To Start Against Fleet Field in the
Loughlin Lyceum Games.

The Ioughlin Lyceum VIII hold us an
nual indoor track and field games III the
armorv Of the 18th Resimcnt tonight
MANI of the men who represeht.u tl19
i',itcd STATES I'm Stockholm have entered
In their fayorite events and some rare
sport IS assured. ..o ,.,r,,,s cham
pion distance runner 'wiil Try 70 s4iash
H. ,,rn-nile record held by George Bon
tnc ~ ~, a.iaI-i George Hales, the Irish
e nas Gl M Eddie jordan the XAVIER Ath-
Ie,jc 9Iub runner. and several ether feet
footed runners. VIII break rom tne par
,icr eeainst Kolehmainen, and the latter
,YiiI b3ve to bc In perfect condition IL he
I'm the "Loughlin Derby at go yards eIIs
Ted Meredith. Homer Baker; Dave Cald,
well. NJ. J. Hayes, OF fr lnnncrs Nil
comnete 4 great race is assured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-11
HAUGHTON OUT ON FIELD
Takes Part in Practice OF the
Harvard Football Squad.

Boston. April lo-Percy y. llaushion'
who coached tho Harvard football eleven
Of last year 90 a championship. made ms
first appearance with this years football
eouad when he participated In spring
practice to-day. ..,..,,....
&c Ca, Itauphfon las agreed 10 coach
The team next fan. or SO II Is said.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-11
WIRELESS REPORTS,

La France, reported az 40 miles cast OF
sandy Hook al 300 m yesterday, Is eN-
pected to dock this afternoon.
The Baltic. reported Cos miles east OF
sandy Hook at > m yesterday, is expected
TO dock Saturday forenoon.
The Floride. reported 1893 miles east Of
SANDY Hook at noon yesterday, Is expected 10
dock this forenoon.
The Buenos Aires. reported as % miles east
or Sandy Hook at 1915 m yesterday, is eX-
pected TO dock this forenoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-11
bI, rain in northern portion; Increasing soutl

For New Jersey. Eastern Pennsylvania, Del
aware Maryland and the District OF Columbia.
rain and warmer to-day, unsettled saturday:
brisk south winds.
For Virginia. showers and warmer to-day.
probably fair Saturday: brisk south winds.
For West Virginia, rain to-day; cloudy and
cooler Saturday.
For Western Pennsylvania unsettled weather
to-day. probably rain; cloudy ana colder Satur-
day: brisk south WINDS.
For Western New York, rain today and
probably saturday. brisk and high south winds.
For Northern New England, ram ana warmer
TO-DAY. cloudy Saturday. preceded by rain;
brisk southeast winds. -
For southern New England, rain and warmer
10 day; cloudy saturday; increasing south
winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-11
CHESS MASTER SAILS AWAY
Janowski Scored Many Victories
in JOURNEYS and Matches.

David Jauowsh. Frances chess cham
MON. sailed for Hamburg en- route for
paris his home. on board the steamship
President Grant. yesterday. Since MS ar
rival here on January 10 the Partisan
master took part both i'm the New YORK
and Havana tournaments. winning the
fourth prize in the former and third prize
Ina tho latter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-11
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer. In ~. p NJ.
Hawaii via san Francis co)-Hono-
luidn Ao-9d. Wv
Hawaii. FIJI Islands. New Zealand
Australia via Victoria
Mariana .......................T To-day, $50
Japan Corea, China, PHILIPPINES
via Observation-Disclosures ..... To-day, $50
Japan Corea, China via Seattle)
--Ixion Observation-Disclosures. To-day, $50
Hawaii via san Francisco
Sierra ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. H. $50
Hawaii, Japan. Corea. China, Phil
ipplnes Cva San Francisco -Nile. Apr. =, $3.50
Tahiti. Msrquesas, Cook Islands,
New Zealand. Australia Cyia san
FranciscoD-Aordngi ............ Apr. Y, $3.50
Guam. Philippines via san Fran
ciscol-U s Transport. ......... Apr. 80, $50
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. New Yea
land Australia via san Fran
cisco)-Ventura May I. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-11
FOOTBALL COACH FOR NAVY

Annapolis. Md. April lo.-J. \. Reilly.
the former Yale football player has been
chosen by the Navy Athletic Association
as field coach for the team next season.
Reilly Will succeed Henry NJ. Wheaton.
also a Yale man. who coached the mid
shipmen for three seasons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-11
BUSHWlCK BEATS ADELPHI
Levine, Strong in Box, Scores
Nine Strike Outs.

pusbwick High School defeated the
,doiobi Academy nine at Wallace Field.
p,ookIvn. yesterday by score Of to d.
-, base on balls, Wray's triple, an error
and 81 single by *. Afford gave Adelphi
,l,roo rms in the first inning Levine,
,,,,o nitched for Bushwick, after that held
fine opponents runless and TO two hits ana
nad nine strike-outs. Is. Afford twifled
,yell for Adelphi for five innings.
The score by innings follows;
Inv r.. II. +.
,...,,.ict 10000 222x-6
nSiti .....3 o o 20 o %
JRSa,fteries- Bushwick, Levine ana No'd"'
AdeIphi *. Afford and briggs.
Flushing High School defeated ''e va
,hedral College nine In loosely piaFeo
game at Ingleside Field, Flushihs' ny
score OF 10 to o. Hogan. who opened the
game for tho college boys. walked eisht
,ivai batsrncn. which forced hVe nome
Heavy hitting was in order on po'h sizes
The score by innings follows
i"' L. II. l..
., s1O4Os 1-l0
Traas, hnlns O1oofo ! .
RatterIes-Fiushing, Roe il"e,,e1 nnu
D. Hogan; Cathedral logan ""i''"es
and Drew.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-11
FRESHMAN CREWS TO MEET.

Cambridge. Mass, ApriI io.-->S PFC
lminary 10 the intercohesla'e 'o"'"s
race on the Charles on May ~ rn Iarv wa
arranred to-day between the haINaIu
and University Of Pennsylvania freshman
crews over the same course OF i,s milesi
This viii be Immediately foloNeo , 10y
the three corncTed contest petMeon VA
varsity crews Of Harvard fIinoe'o" anu
PENNSYLVANIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-11
HENDRlCKSON HIGH GUN
Wins Prize in Shoot at Port
Washington Yacht Club.

liy TcifTfapH !" 4 Nv i''''"'fi
part Washington. Long Island. April TO-
John II. Ilendrickson' ihenlper OF u'"
American Olympic trapshoouhs tea"
won the Invitation shoot OF The fort
washington Yacht club here to-day. HIS
score was IS out Of a possible lO'targe's
Tho second medal went to j. j.. Smith
who returned total Of ~ targets. w.
simonson was third. The first ana third
men are members OF the Bergen Beach
Gun club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-11
1917 1913

rI,nhast temperature yesterday. Il degrees tst
az az \. lowest. So tat a. M; average. VI.
~ y. ~ ,or corresponding date last year -,
nneraso , Tor corresponding date last thirty
tiIe s.i 1Forecast.-Rain and warmer to-day;
olmorroy cloudy: increasing south WINDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-11
The score follows

Sacrifice hits-McConntN McBride ~, Snanhs.
stolen bases-Daniels. Mooller 90. roster
Double play-Young and Hartzen. Left on
lases-New York. S. Washington. .. First oasc
on balls-On OCounell .: off Johnson. ]. fir.1
base on errors-NeW York. J. Washington. j.
Hit by pitchcrs-By Johnson Daniels, by Nj
Conncu (Ainsmith. struck out-By Mc'on-
nell .: by Johnson 9. Umpres-Connelly ana
McGreeyy Time v2:05.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-11
The score follow 5

Two-base mt-Cluic. Thrcc-uas" hii-'ieH-
deunirc Home -lmlay. Minds. Sacrifice
hits-CorycII. Coleman. stolen bases toryoi.
pcdcn Taber. Struck opt-by thtnun1 - ~
Uutler. Minds 20 Hsistcad. First base on hlis
on Edmund q: OF lmiav J. Hit oy pitched
ball-Minds. Butler. Passed bal-Noon-- l"-
pire-Adams Timc-2I5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-11
RACING NEWS AND NOTES.

J. l.. Hall, named as patrol judge for
the Belmont Park meeting, will leave to-
day for Tulsa. Okla. whore he is 10 Off
ciate at meeting to begin on April 90.
He will be back in ample time 10 take up
his duties at the New York course
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-11

Firs, base on errors-Wiliam ana On Mas b,sesE
New 1oln Nav, =: New York UNIVERSITY, g.
Fr r,1 base on bsll-on partiseh of A Adsing
ton struck out-By Partisch; ;, Dy Au0 Sac
ION, o. ,,,,sOJImp ~. Pfsu stolen bases
Pau brown Rawson T Iy pouES Pss
Partsch 70 D.sad Lalls-Zehman. Pau. Balk-
i .Satssg;on I-mpire-Mallen. rime-lA5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-11

George W I.angdon yesterday shipped
his stable 10 Kentucky. where he has de-
signs on both the Kentucky and the La
tonia derbies with his good three-year-
old His Majesty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-11

Barney Schroeder. the Missouri breeder,
reached Shcepshead Bay yesterday from
st. Louis with fifteen horses that are
meant for the opening Of the season in
New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-11
Humidity.
Sa MO ! y. IN.
Official observations OF United states weather
h,rcans taken at p. m yesterday follow:

IocaI OnciaI Record.-The following ON
cal record from the Weather Bureau shows
,a'o,,,seonr hours. In comparison with tho
"..asyDonding date OF last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-11
FRACTURES HAND IN BOUT
Accident to Allen Mars Amateur
Boxing Tournament.

William Allen. Of the Central Athletic
Club. fractured several bones I'm his right
hand while boxing against Angle Rather.
Of the Young Mems Hebrew Association,
in the lJ0-pound class OF the preliminary
bouts Of the amateur tournament held by
the Crescent Athletic Club In its gymna-
stun in Brooklyn last night In the first
round Allen struck Rather hard blow on
the kidneys and. although in great pain.
continued 10 box the round out with the
arm limp az his side He attempted to
continue ia the next round. but had To
give up after one minute
The summaries follow.
us-pourd class Grst bouu-F ZclEer unat-
fachsl. defeated s.. l. IafiIsOhu. Pfnnint
& e.. Boo three rounds on judges decision.
second bout H'ncssy. A'onia. defeated J..
n, Fancy. McCaddin lyc"um. BOO three ROUNDS
on tuIc.'s decision Third bout. Cornelius.
Union settlement defeated W. Leady. undt-
tachci. in three rounds on judges decision
i2,-pouud class hr-t bouu-I. MaIs0Iius'
Union settlement s. c.. defeated D.. Dough
crty unattached. in thrc. rounds ON judge. s.
decision second bout-Dan Mccain. unat-
iached. defeated Joseph Elcr, unattached. ia
three rounds on Judges decision. Third bout
" SchWingcr Pcnuant 4. g., stopped solomon
Suvcrsttln sheridan T. g.. iu one round
100 pound class Grst lour-W Sorcnson.
Trinity club. def atcd I. Rosenberg. PcnuHnt
4. C.. in three rounds ON ludge decision
Second b0ut-A. Niklc. unattached. defeated
g. schunker. National s. g.. BOZ three rounds
on Judges decision. Third bout "A. Rather
y NJ ". 4. awarded bout over W. Allon,
central \. A., In two rounds. Allen broke ms
hand Fourth hout-W. Daniels. West Harlem
A. e. defeated Frederick Wchbcr Union Set
element A g.. 600 three rounds on Judge de-
cision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATuRE ALMANAC
HIGH WATER,

Sunrise, 5:29; sunset, 6:34; moon sets,
moons age. ).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-11

Forecast for special Iocalitics.--for East
ern New York. rain and warmer to-day
cloudy saturday ~ southern portion. proba-
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-05
bLUNE' s LAWYER
AssA|Ls GIRL 8.
VERAC|TY
Asks Court to Dismiss Charge
Against Contractor Named
by SeaWeI|'S Model

A general attack on the sufficiency
of the testimony given by II year old
Olga Anderson against Contractor
Charles A. Blume was heard today be-
fore Judge Murasky by Attorney Ar
thur Crane in support of his motion
to have the judge dismiss the entire
petition. Judge Murasky took the ar
gument under submission and said he
would announce his decision next Fri
day morning.
0 The stor Wis SO preposterous.
said Crane, that it falls within the
province of the court to take sum
mary action toward dismissal 1t
will be argued that the more impossi-
bic a story is the less likely 1T is to
be a farmeup.' but we have here a
clever prosecuting witness, who can
cover change of dates. who can
state that the action charged hap
pened October 25. and then say it oc-
CURED at later date
The preliminary hearing of Harry
w. Seawell. clubman, artist and son
of Superior Judge Seawell, was begun
at o'clock this afternoon be-
fore Police Judge Shortall. He is ac-
cused of attacking Miss Anderson in
his studio in California street last
month.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-05
Strike by Dockmen
Was Due to Mistake

When the liner oMana. from the an
tipodes, arrived in port this morning
several hundred stevedores at the
dock gate declared they would not
unload the vessel. as it had been load
ed by nonunion men nNew Zealand.
Policemen We're stationed along the
dock as precaution against violence.
The men returned to work several
hours later. The stevedores said that
they were under misapprehension
regarding the steamer.