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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-14
PROGRESSIVE COUNTY TICKET

For Judge of the Superior Court
w +. Miller.
Prosecuting Attorney-L. W. Ham
mOnd.
Auditor-Homer J. Miller.
Recorder. Paul Woodruff and
Marvin X Ort
Clerk-Clement Bill.
Treasurer-Otto +. Lang
Sheriff-Lewis +. Fash.
COrOner-DT. G. NJ. ButterwOrth.
Surveyor-Ralph Keller
County AsSeSsOr-Wm. T.. Horne.
Middle District Commissioners.
NJ. Caldwell. Sam. r. Thomas Frank
:. Kline and Lawrence =. Hardy;
western district Guy G. Carpenter.
State SenatOr-lIenry w. Swain.
State epresentative-Lewis G. Lam
don and DR.. Matthew s Denaut
Portage township TruStee-James
NJ. Thumm and VIM. II. Porter
Portage township ASsessor-Charles
II. Hull.
Road Supervisor. third district
Walter Anderson.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
For Judge Of the Superior Court
CONTINUED on PAGE TEN)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-14
THOUSANDS DIE IN BATTLE WHEN
TAMPICO FALLS To REBELS; HUERTA'S
DOOM FASTENED BY DECISIVE DEFEAT

COnStitutiOnaIiStS in Complete
Possession of North With
Control of Ports, Boast They
viii Soon Drive Out Dictator
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-14
Charge BreaStworl1s.

With their hands fun OF grenades
! the rebels charged upon the breast p
sent ,tcm reeling backwards Again
they charged and got partial foot
hold within the federal lines. After
= bloody hand 90 hand tight the con-
EfitutiOnalists were driven OF. leaving
rnanv dead and dying behind.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-03
Federal Troops
Arrest Miner With
Grin Of Liquoy

BOULDER. Colo. June 3.-Dian To-
dospIJ va. arrested by federal troops
today as he stepped off train at
LAFAYETTE carrying a suitacc filled
with lipuor. Major symmonds.
commaud the federal soldiers. no.
Tilted Deputy District Attorney Mar
Tin that he is eSpcriencins difficult
" enforcing the dry" regulations
in coal camps because Of smuggling
,,auor In from Larimie and Weld
counties. lie asked the civil authors
ties to cooperate in enforcing the
rule. Martin stated that he would
see Governor Ammons tomorrow ana
request the executive 10 extend tie
saloon closing order 10. clcse the So
,oous in all OF Boulder and parts Of
t.ar,rpr and Weld counties near the
coal camps.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-03
FIFTY MEN
TOP PR0TECT
JOHN D.'S
HOME
Country HOME Terror.
lied BY L. ". ".
Sixteea Rioters n
Jail 7arvytespa

Nos York. June 3.-Rh-sin tAsSis
of W-si Chester s.cny. In shtsh -
situated the soah,r, hoas- sf John u
Rockefeller. -As last Eight au'i.si1.
I'd by tho village trustees of Tssfsr
is~a so sptoihi fifiy st.~~isi i4pi,sr-
men 4. s-s,- ies ,aissy dsye os ass,i
the .iiussioa ss-ai-i by ,h. aas-n,
6f many m-ns~fs of tho iasiussfisi
wosksrs of the wofia has ei~srr'i.
In srfusias several appii.Aitoas
for I.~sniss fos o.~s sir n--sisxs.
the ssuss.~. Issued = sssi-m-s, ss,.
iss they sossii-s-,i sn.h Esih-siass
issdsisALie ~ this sime. What ~.
lion uiii b~ taken " the ahnoass-'
m.ni al Rss. J. D, Gs'-s. psssns os
~. t'aais ". - church sf Nss'h Tar
sysous. that s-S Saturday h- siii
dsiai~ With Ai-Sssaer Is~skmss.
i~nsasa Ahi.oss ssa osh~ss 10 The
half sssv as ssay yard In trual ot ~
ehss~h. IL esrrssa cat eosia ~ -
lsosssA to1ab 4 ~ ~ -ss-ss..
TIE dsts,s pstsusses tak~a IL
shs iss-.s dessosssssiiaa ~ Tsrrr-
savs asA snv II she white rtsiss
tsii. ksv~ Shnsshs h~ss~s of their d.
,-ssisssSoa nas In eai dusiss 'h~ir
stay. Th-r arr saiins anything They
saa set ao~.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-03
HARVARD GOAT CONE:
YALE NAY HAVE II

Red TOP. Conn. June 3.-Harv-
ards guat. the official college mas
cot. has disappeared. Word reached
the crimson crews training quarters
today that the animal had reached
New London from Cambridge by ex-
press and had been signed for and
taken away In a launch. Members
Of the crew were inclined to suspect
Yale men. but the latter have denied
all knowledge Of the goats where
abouts.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-03
San yRAuclsco BANKER
TAXES OWN LIFE

Han Francisco. Calf. June a.
George n. t.aehsiaxrs. pf-sia-n' Of
the Humhola, sAriass Hank. on. Of
the largest financial ia,'isu'ssns IN
the city. committed suicide to-day by
inhsiia< Ess. Financial worry ~as
sisea as tho cause. Officers AMI III.
fr,iors Of tho hank Issued state
moat saying that an examination a.
the ascoua,s Of tho Institution
showed csctyihiae To be in epod con-
di,ians
The affairs Of the Humboldt sas-
inEs Hank arc in such condition that
they nccd eau.r M worry. according
tn q statement made by u. Williams.
stale sapei in,cnscnt at hanks. afso.
hearing Of i.ashsineer's suicide.
"Thc hooks Of tho hank ~-r- in
spcvtri about month ago" he said
= am satisfied that t.achsinecs' =
death could not have resulted from
the banks financial affairs"
Luchsinscs took his life in the
base ment Of hi. home. lie had been
III for some time. -
The Humboldt Hank was foun led
by Henry i.nchsinscr. father os
George. In 1859. The son entered
the Institution In 1881 a. a book.
keeper and became prcsidcn, in 1908
His personal estate IL estimated al
ssoo.oo
I.,chsinscr was 50 years old. Hs
left a wife and son. Arthur Luch.
sinner.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-03
PROMINENT NEW YORK
INSURANCE NAN DEAD

New York. June 5.-AlcNanjcr =.
Orr. former president Of the rapid
transit commission. and one of the
most prominent merchants in this
city. died today. aged 81 years. He
was elected president Of the New
York Life Insurance Company when
he was nearly IS years old.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-03
WILSON POLICY
TOLLS REPEAL
APPROVED N
SENATE
Sen. Ka,dassaa Makes
Stross Appeal Asaiast
Measure On Floor

Washington. u. G.. 1uae l.-By a
vote %. ; To 6. the sesalc foreign TO-
iaiions .ommitt-. today adopted the
resolution dircctini 1
pr-sta.nt Wilson to Oppn nesosis.
,ion. with Grra, Briiaia Tor special
arbitration Of tho Panama tolls dis
pu,-. The resolution now goes to
the senate.
senator Borah. Republican. vas
NO, present when the vote vas taxi
On. but later notified Chairman Stone
h.. wished 10 vote against reporting
the resolution. making tn. vote
eight to seven.
Senators stone. O'Oorman. pomc-
rene. Swanson and saith Of A,,s,,ona.
Democrats: and smith of Michigan.
Republican. were the otherr voting
asains, u. Senators Hitchcock. Viii
liam. and Salisbury. Democrats. and
tpdSc. Root. McCumber. sutherland
and burton. voted for II. Three
were not present.
Senator O'Gorman declared the ac-
iion would no, affect the fight
against passage Of the repeal bill.
- don't know what the vote In
dicatcs." was Chairman Stones only
comment. at is we'll understood
In the senate. however. that many
senators who favor arbitration be-
iicve that before ii should be chosen
a. q method OF settlement, the repeal
bill should be enacted"
Senator vardaman. Democrat. a.
sailed Prc.ident Wilson In the sen.
ate today for asking the repeal OF
the Panama tolls eNesnotien.
"when I heard him address ron.
gross urging the repeal was dumb.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-03
MILITANT SuFFS
TAKE CRACK At
IRISH EDITORS

belfast. ireland. June s-Mi'i'an's
today assaulted managing editors Of
tvo of the leading newspapers Of Bei-
fas, which had criticised the militant
campaign.
Two we'll dressed women. one OF
them q eiantcss. went to the belfast
Telegraph office and were ushered
Into the editors room. without
speaking = word the larger one walk
cd up to Mr.. Stewart. the MANAGING
editor. and with her clenched fist
knocked him out Of his chair. Al
the samc time her companion hurled
a muciiagc bottle at his head.
Tho women then went to the News
letter office and made a similar at
tack on Mr.. Anderson of that news
paper. Tic has since been confined
to bed and Ia under surgical tr,at-
ment.
Two suffragcttes. Miss Madec Muir
and Miss Mary Lamour. who were
caught this morning in the act Of
setting fire to a residence near Bel
fast were arrested and committed for
trial.
Little damage was done by the
fire.
London, June 3.-Suffragettes as
saulted Dr. Francis Edward Forward
medical officer Of Holloway jail. Two
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-03
PROGRESSIVE RALLY 10
De HELD II CHICAGO

Chicago. H.. June Am snai-
,cssar, rail, ~ the Progressive I.a1-
" in IIlino,. ~iiI he held here next
Angus, and Col. Roosevelt will liz tho
main figure In u. according to Nc.
Lill Mccormick. ~ho returned here
io.Iay after a conference with th.'
chief Of the party.
Whether Col. Roosevelt runs S"s
governor Of New York or not. he viii
make political speeches In Illtnots.
added Mccormick.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-03
TRUCE CALLED Toledo 81 CA, WA,

Toledo. o.. June IA truce. ar
ranged yesterday. In the ten yearS
street railway franchise war. Is In
effect today. Cars are running as
usua, and riders who refuse TO pay
more than the three cent rate fixed
by ordinance which became effec-
tive March 81. and which has been
the subject Of litigation. are carried
free. About 30 per cent of the rid
ers refused to pay fare. No attempt
was made to eject them.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-03
1If1IAf CUT OFF DY 1EDELl
oEu MAS AID Army SEX
1IIUoI At vENE0AS.
VILLA d VICTOR.

Damage. Mexico. Jsas 3 tvia =
pase).-IAs federal fierce which
svaeuaisd taltillo aaA fed south.
ward. b bsttisd sp at veassA assst
100 nilss ss.:a q Saltlis. secosa.
ing - sAviess received today By oea.
esal canaasa-
G-s-sai ks,iisis t..is Gass-sr-s.
sho ~ilh hi. bsixsd~ ~as osd~r-d Ia
~ls off the federal retreat. checked
the NOV ~a~at towards Ssa i.ais 10.
so.i. and forced GssefAi Mas aaa
HE mra 10 take s~faxr IN Vanssss,
Ouissssss. uhos~ hoar il asar Va.
sex... ihsoash bis kso~tr.i<- af The
ssun,sy. ~ss enabled eomr'es~iy la
oulvi, the trdsssis. wosA ~ss s~.
rsised ths, . large force Of f-sesa'
soiatsss issiudiss sasay federal Of.
fie-ss. had Deserted from tho Ran
i.ais Poiesi sssrispa. sad jaia~d G-s-
essi Torres.
0sasssi cassssss apopial~d Gee.
esai Paafito Hsisss. sow hsfoss n.
eoaesaa, esonaaAss.la-ehtst q sAs
elsae A)vopboo - sAa1sRoy - ths
asSee. <An snsAasoaso1o vese,ess1
vsa sivss iast sixhl to isissias Gal.
asroe. lestss ot the l1bsssi PARTY
~Ae wss II . beaS roasesese~ today
With O~ssssi cassassA. Arrival.
ssom N~sieo CITY eos'iaa~ In hsiss
s-~s Of diseost.st Nth the ita-rsa
sosessa~ss 81 The capital aud at die.
Organization in federal forces Hun.
ss-d. iisias ssss Mexico city ~hu
tnised the federal army Ga an.
noaae~mes, BY Hu~sts that the GOA.
s,isuiioaaiisss sad tedssais had
jois-d To tixhI The American snssa-
.s.. have deserted The federal ssaks
siae- they have discovered this ua.
true. aaa have Joised the eoas'iia'
ssnsslisss.
10 s~spnas- tn = request for iafot.
maisoa ia the tai,eA s'as-s DEPART.
mea, at state. Ocacssi Rafael tsa-'.
as has r-rotted from T-rte that
Theodore ". ieaes. the American
who vas Imprisoned In that city by
fr,ierals. had b~~a liberated by the
.oa.,itu,ionaIi.,s and vas not safe.
lone. was charged with having shot
. Mexican over a private difficulty.
Vera Cruz. junr s.-Consttiu'ion
aiisss in tho vicinity of Tsmpirn have
hutaed the srvs'er part of the build.
inss and arc destroying the marhin'
ssy on a plantation owned BY Charles
y. Ganshi. according In reports se'
eeivcd here today by local rcpfcscn'
ssSjses. The loss 90 far IL almost a
million pesos.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-03
p0IO LINEUP.

New York. June 3.--The official
lineup Of American players for the
International polo match 10 tc played
at Mcado~brook. Long Island. next
week. was announced today as fol.
lows:
Rene l.amontasne, No. T.: \. NJ.
Waterbury. captain. No. g: Dcvcr.
eaux Milburn. M. D.; Lawrence
Waterbury. Eack.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-03
SECOND TRIAL
RACE OF YACHTS
IS RUN TODAY
Associated Press Boai. F..

Associated PreA Boai. off Gi.a
Cove. l.. l.. jun. s.-tby Wir~i-... ,
The yacht it--oiui-. owned by III"
FLAG Officers syndicate of tho Nee
York Yacht club. defeated Alexander
y. corhrsn's sioop Vsniti. this after
nom In the s-eond race pr-iin,iasr,
10 the selection Of the Americas sup
defender.
Although only . few ienxths s~p.
aSstsd III. heats NJ tho finish th.
R@solal~ IN reality won by . ron-
sId~ssbi- marxih. since she received
irusn h~ rival a time allowance ~
usos- than three n,inus-s-
The r-.ni, today i-av-> on- rare Tn
the er-dit os each contender. STARE
the vaniiis son Yesterdays sons-ss
b, . ussreia of nearly s-t-ai-ea min
uiss.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-03
CREW OF DOLPHIN HAS
EPIDEMIC OF MALARIA

Tampico. June :.-tpy war cf
brownsville. Tcxaa. June sD-Much
concern 1. tcit because Of numerous
case. of malaria among tho crew of
the United States Run,'cat Dolphin.
The German cruiser Dresden. which
arrived here today from Vera Cruz.
Immediately left the rort again and
anchored off 1.Abara to avoid ex-
ros,ns her crew to malaria in the
mosquito infested river.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-03
1924 PER|SHEO
IN WRECK Of
GAN hD|AN
STEAMER

Moulf~ai. Juae 3.-Thc news that
Lord M-ss-y. Who presided over the
british Inquiry isio the ios~ Of life
on the Titsaie Is tn b~ = membeS of
tho royal commission spi,oins~d to
Investigate the Empse-s Of ireland
disaster. uss received herr With sai.
isfaetios. As lord N-sssy uss ps~si.
den, Of tho Titanic court. IL il -.
.., med that h- Siii b~ simiisriy hon.
os~si vh-n the foyAi rommissioa
meets. The Canadian n-mb~ss Of
tho commission arc Chief Jusii.9
tz~ki-i Mri.-s,d of N~~ nsuns~isk.
aud 'xir Adoi,s Ros,hi@s. of Quebec.
The commisstaa ~iii BIZ assisted b.
s~o ssuiiesi assessors. . marine go.
xis-~s and . ssssi architect. Ap'
t-niain-st. for these i,usisioa. have
sos y-s h-~a made.
Just 1h-s ih- sommissioa can b.
sia its ~osk siiii Is usdssesmia~d.
but IL uiii probably hot b~ far shoai
s~a dsys. The isaais, siii b. of
the widest srep- and the sss-saa-as
vii! b- represented By .oass-i. Il is
announced. ss i, 10 probable there
viii BE- = discussion Of sui-> ns easir
s.sias In csssaisa waters.
Asoshsf shass- has h~-n made 10
the ssnb-s at dssa. Th- isi~.i ttx.
as-. sises osi IL ~ offIsssi sis'..
meat b. the csssaias Pacific Rail.
wsy 4 steamship compsss ssos
that i.ost r~roas p-sishsd. The
soepssy has learned that there ~sss
t.t;s pessoss ssossd shs Ea,ss~s
isssssa Of .sx; - k~s-sotosv ssalsd.
hsses The isesssss 10 The death liss
TIE sssai nvs1 u ssv- sissa. .ss.A:3.
cspsais Walsh. marine sspssis.
s~ssess Of the Csssaiss t,srifte
Railway. arrived hss- lsds, ssS y.
.asd ,hi. ssss-s~sI;
TIC csAsaisn Pacific Railway
uiil not s-iax aa. i.sa in daiss esr
srythias in its pp-.f ia iuokiss af-
lrs ali the bodies u msy be able so|
get.
with regard To the possibility Of
raisias The Enrfr.s ot ts-issd. the
best pu..iLie ssp-ss opisssa !. b~iss
spusdt.''
Cap,sia O,- t.AssS. Nos'srsl
sssss of the Msfatiae Ss~snship
campaay. osasfs OF the Si"ssaAd. u
. .ial-m.a,. declared that Of shoas
$50 ,rs.ae. uha survived the d'sAs.
i-f. a.. ust. esf-d fos oa the ssofs.
tad. ot these :.. ~esr rescued By
the crow al the stosslsj. while shif-
~ other. rescued BY the ssosSsd's
men ~sr- placed "a the sovefameat
steamship Eureka. The iifchoais
of the Empires ot ireland are cred.
tied with sa,ias one hundred and
twenty-five aud hsias'as them on
board the s'or>iad.
The ssorssad's small boats Cap.
tain iaasr says. were loaded To the
itmi, of their capacity. aud ihsy
ceased their efforts only ~h.a there
v.te no more 10 be saved
The o~asss Of che a'orsiad have
entered = counter claim sssins, the
Canadian Pacific Hallway Cons oany
for s.o.ooo for damage done In the
collision with the Empress os Ire
land. The counter claim eouiends
the Empress Of ireland vas at fault
and aiicsrs scelisrnce In her nssi-
cation. The Canadian Pacific had
previously arrested the ssorstad.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-03
.A0lnNEnf AMERICAN SLAIN Al
1AllPlco: ExEucTID As SPY
% WORD THAT CONES
10 WARRINGTON.

wsshiastea. D. C.. Jsae 3.-Ihe
killing of Weston BaEwell q this city
and . esapaaiea. ssPpossa 10 have
abe bsea N American by 1sxioaas
in The 1anPSes district abest tve
weeks ago vas ooafiyned In Dis
patches - he state department. a
seasca Asv b being nsSs Ter the
bodies.
R~sosss lhsi i,as~eii ~a. ~sc-sus-
I'd - a -, arr i,~iar ia,-.,issi~.i by
the sos-saos of Tamsuiipsss
seaos Riana. the Spanish smhss.
sados. asked Secretary tisssa TODAY IN
app-ai for the protection of Spanish
eisisras In Tsmriso.
According lo tho smhsssAdos's aa-
siers ssosher forced iosa at Ia; 90"
I--.ns hA. h~-s a-msadrd By cosssi.
tasioasiissss
cossui csasas ss Vera csus So.
possss cusssiiu'iaaAitsss isssss shss
clearance par~rs Tor shits tsusn the
raisss ssalss. hoasa tos Tsapi~o.
asa Hitherto sixssA ~ NUssta's
esasalae seflesss. o1ss y sioDs1 ~
~ csaeslane11ea1 sfs1asn - ~
sstuee.
Secretary nsyss msar this state.
mssl % the sew cosssisu sus SnaaiAsss
fn,ie~:
've~seis si~ssias fsum i.ness ~hss-
sh-s- arr ns roassisasSoanitss srenls
mar has. their rs,,~ss sisarsa b, the
ressms.er ~ thosr inia'ss Nosi.r In
thu. effect was issued 10 ali foreign
eoesuls al Tamrten June -
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-03
PRESIDENT WILSON 10
NAVY C0NMENCE2ENT

washington. u. C.. June 5.-Pres'-
dent Wilson will present diplomas
Friday to the graduating eiass at the
naval academy al Annapolis. lie
p,sns to leave Washington tomorrow
n,shi on the Mayflower.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-03
WOMEN GOLFERS TAKE PART
II MATCHES FOR CUP

Greenwich. Conn. June 3.-Three
teams. each composed Of fifteen ~o-
man golfers. representing Boston.
and clubs In the Metro
politan Association. are taking part
in the annual ui-ci'y matches for
the Griscom cup. the firs, of which
began al the Greenwich Country
Clubs links today.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-03
FEDERAL FORCES b01| il[fD UP
OUTSIDE 0F SAL T|LLA- MEDIATION
MAKES PROGRESS AMERICANS
REPORTED SLAIN IN MEXICO
4ATTE1 OF CON6111U I101Alls1
REPRESENTATION YERPLEx.
mo NEDAIoRs: NOTES
BEING EXCHANGED

washiastea. D. C.. Jsns 3.-fhe
ssse Of the nedia,srs. dealing with
the questisa Of csastitstioaaliss ssp.
reseatatioa al the Niasasa Falh eoa.
fesescs has NJ teea received today
Al Coas,itstiesalia haaaassrtess
here. Rafael zsbssan.. 0esssal Car.
ssasa's representative prepared to pot
Il In oeas sad tsassnit Il Immediate
y spoa arrival 70 the Constitution.
aliss ftsss chief b whsa aleas Tie
answer 70 the sssssssisa fer N am
istiee eaa be gsvea.
The latest sats af the m.disinss
Al the Niassfa .oates-s.- 10 the
sasstitusboasiisls ~ss received here
today BY Wsfs-i zai,sfss shd sss
forwarded To Gss~ssi casssasa siih.
out b-iax made rabiie here.
No sss,ssnea, regarding tis s.n'
tssis ~iii probably be issssd us'ii
The nsssAxe u in Ueasesl cAsssa-
sa's haads. sasee thosssh Technically
e11ssae1 - ~. 1sbssas. he oo0-
oaosaoeeoU.0 s1ansoa1.as-a-0oAAa1
Nth With cssrsssa saa his follow.
~ss II M~ssro shoaid deal prrnssiiy.
The tsi.rsssise sxr~-nen' hss~-~n
Great iailain. iloiisnd ssd the tnii.
~ state. 10 rs-vsns '':rsrriss of oil
concessions ~ TAmpise under pse.
text Of forfeiture a. the eisirns. s"'k
form today ss an in'rfvhans" "f
notes b-sue-a the three coun'siss.
tn. isrr- ro~es. mutually asr.cd
no, Z. see.saisr transfers "s soae~s.
si.ns made ds'sns the era at disorder
in Tampico aud tn consider ss valid
the holding. of their aasioasi. prior
io the outbreak ef ssuubi~.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-03
FRANCE ANNExEs
THE WALLIS ISLANDS

Paris. June 3.-Thc French colon
.ai office today announced the an
nexation by France Of Wallis islands
in the South Pacific. Tho group. con-
ai.tine Of about forty square miles
Of territory with $500 Inhabitants.
has been a French protcctoraic since
1887. II lies north east Of FIJI.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-03

Easis tss4. T-Sas. 1uao 5s-Co1-
.'isasiossiIs, officials nj this s~siios
of Coahuiis declared to-day that 'h-S
vili resent say Interference BY the
mediator. in the Internal affairs "s
Mexico. They say they viii refuse
,s axscc tn an asmi.,i.- and viii aos
suspend he.,iiitiss until iiuss,a i.
driven ffpm Mexico.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-03

Associated r's-~ itnai. off Girh
Cove. !. l.. JuaS i.-tiiy wis-i--.,. '.
The s-~oaa III tho preparatory
ssr-s held is s-i-si tho yacht that
viii d-f-aa tho AnsrsSes's cup this
war fsoas . british Challenger. i,--
sss on tInss isissd soasd this si-
svssanA ~llh Arsih-s thai psonis~si
. s~trtiitss at yesterdays soediitsss.
The vasisi-. oused br Ai-sAsdef
hsish Cnrhsss. ssd ~sna-s of the
flint soat~.s. usa oasJark-,sd 81 the
start By the Nrsolusr 9th Chasiss
rsssris Asssnss u. NJ the h-lm and
.su.as.i the iisr twelve s~eosds i.-h,nd
h-s rival. The otttriai lia's ~ the
start ~ss: RS.o,sls. i:;is;io:
vssi,i-. i:;ie:s:.
The sss. to-day ~as over soass~ 10
tho visa~ssd ssa Reward. zach les
. Ssisi~ os-s eS mile. sailed tsas
simes. . total dSsaase- of an @,,-~
u isy bssvs-a 0ssai cspsais's ssissA
ssA Messs ps,ai % the vsss ssSs a
its0paasaA hAy.
~ yaAAoD eeaaaso .eoe ~, - :
ssrsa ksos hsv~s-. rails ssses % the
slsstossd ss~k. srssr~iy = hisruis suss
hss~s~s then.
In the first hsNs hour os the rare
R-.nia,- hsa ssia-d s.afiy halt .
s..s..s- - A. sS.~1 .~A ~za nl-.ssl
90" yssds ahead.
Vssii,c f"ssd . siiie faster bot
R~.piui~ hold higher. vasii,~ uas
the first 10 post ss 1883. Hs>ois'e
followed imm-diAieiy. aae~tiss tssk
tos tack.
In III. h~as toward iismpssssd
Resaiu,- eoatiaurd Tn draw svsy
sio~iy. A. the sser psoss-~sr'. the
bsr~se held true saa fairly ssrsdy
with f-~es fiut~s than Yesterday.
Rsspiss. held h-s lead 10 tho lee.
ward. MARI. The unofficial sisn-
~a.: Rr.oiu,~. i;:i:os: vsn,''~.
i;:i;.s. The race Vas then half
over.
Just before the starr the committee
decided tn shorten thc eouts~ fsuu
10 to :.x miie.s This made the
~ina~asa leg = uriflc over sS miics.
10th yachts Sorkcyrd behind tho
lin. ua,ii ~tshia . few srcoads NJ
hsadtrap time. They wcat over IN"
,inc On the ssasboar,i tack With the
R-so,use 10 viad~ar,i Of the tani-
u. and completely bisnkctins the lat.
ter.
Thcrr waa every indIeaiioa that
unless tho brc~s- picked up dus'ns
the afternoon tho racc would not bc
completed under five hours.
In the last two miles of the seeond
leg Rcsp,utc Lost nearly . minute
by holding we'll into shore. Nanisie
oussan her and cut her lead to icss
than q minute. In the sist and sr
quarter mile. run to the l"~sr"
mark, tho Cochran boat outsootcd
R.solusc by one minute and ten scc-
ends.
Resc,usc had still . lead Of 200
yards At ? o'clock.
The official times Of the finish
we're:
Resoiute. a:ts:s1. vanitic. 3:1s:
20.
ELAPSED official time:
Rc.o,u,c, 5loI:es: vanitie. ?:o1:
-.
Resoiusc won by oven seconds.
Corrected elapsed time:
Rc>oIu,e. s:ss.21: vanitie. 3:Ot:
~. Rcsolutc won by three minutes
and twelve seconds.
CU a nsSxs AHMTYH0
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-03

Court Decides Ckief
Johnson Mast Pitch
OILY for Reds

Chicago. ILL.,. June Judge Foil
of the superior eoArl of Cook county
today sustained the injunction re-
SiraininE Chief johnson from pitch
Ing for any clubs beside the cinein-
natl Nationals snd by his dsrisioa
stopped ~hst was predicted would he
tho bisx~sl raid On ball PLAYERS ever
made In tho histosy of tho xam~.
Scores of players no~ in the saaks
Of ossanissd hall. Including = siosra
er nsosv sisrs. wes- r-sdy TO jump
from their clubs 10 the OUTLAW lesxa1
NJ tho SoSd that Johnson's eas- hsd
b-~s decided IN favor of the Kansss
CITY Fssi~sats whona he joined after
a~sestiaE ciseissaii,
coatraeis. II = said. had ALREADY
b<~n sisssa depsadias osiy oa the
ro~iins~ary that The pitchers jump
would b- hsla lsGai
What sssins sAe f-si-sais viii sov
take s-sssdlss the s,ii, roaid aos ~
harmed Early this ahsssaos. for
a-ishes ryesi4est Giinsnse os tho
league nor iis leGal s.ans.a eoaid b.
fousd. Tho ialsHeti.a of soasSr s~-
strained jahssoa syc'n riasia. With.
In the state os illiso,s. but uhiir he
soald hsve pitched ia sanss ossi-
side. the kasess c;s club drsi's~ss
10 let him rather than take . shssrs
Of rssjuateiss hls ess-.
chseasn. H.. Jao- "A aeetsioe
In . similar esae issoistss . aspas~
L-s~-~s the t'AiisArirhia Nssiossis
saa the chtrssn rra-rsis frun the
rnss-s.ios willia1 }. Kiiiifss. s
- especssa af the t's,srd
ss,a,-s sosss ~ csssiAsii shoas jsse
-. Judsr t'nll. u the s~sus~s u
he rssaessi issue. granted - appeal
ssa sv~ssy aayp ees siiiss The sssss.
fteaie a ssta~sea.
ksssas CITY. ~. iaae a.-"ws
vttl eiish JeAsaso IN ssssy etty 10
~ lnn0A 0nsua-xh:sssa.. 1se1use1|
fseesss Aasssii. aasasse Of ths kss.
,ss Ctr rs1sssS. lsasu- hearhaii
rius Today vhss issosM~a ri Judge
ro,i-s destAsoa. 'rhe ,nius~sSoa
rs-s~sls lohassa from ria,isx 10
I'ant eossssy. iiiinass. os,y.'