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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS ENGRAVED.
wrestling Promoters Claim sport
VIII Equal Advertisinx.

Wrestling de luxe is the only way to
term the which starts to-
night In the Manhattan Opera House.
Wrestling has fallen into a somewhat
general 1isrepute about New York.
chiefly through efforts of the srapplers
themselves, who hurt a sport that was
second to none in public interest by set
Ting the inner in an overnight eau
Gus. Engraved announcements OF the AZ
fair have been sent broadcast. This
may sound strange to those who nave
refused to be weaned from the sport In
tails city. But this is the method Of
publicity employed abroad for big
tournaments and the management in
tends that the game shall be conducted
on a high class plane that will equal
the advertising. II will be a case OF
stand or fan by the kind Of entertain
Wcut put on.
Alex Aberg. George Zurich. Pierre
Colosse and Wilhelm Berner will be
among to-nights contestants. George
iiothner will referee and Joe HUMPHREYS
will announce. The programme will
start at SIS. with a number of vaude-
vile acts, wrestling making up the clos
ing numbers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
LOUISVILLE RACING RESULTS.

Fir.t Rsco-Threo. year.old.. selling;
pursr $500; one mile n a siN'ccuth-
$50, show $3.50. won. FIRST Venture, lo5
,Goose), place $40 40, show s! 90. second
TIMge, no 'S''T'iTso' sh9w tI$S' ih,rI.
Allen Cain, Comnaurof'a, Bingo. Aston,
-. Charlotte. Noble Man, Hoo's Hoo and
Ruth carter also fdH, ,wo.yo,-.o,, a..
lies: purse $500; four and a half furlongs-
Beauiy shop, ne ..Andres-l, Siraight g. 49,
lie Rohinsonl. place $3.50; show 81, SEC
oni, southern League ~. 'bntwtli,.
show 81 80, third, Time, o;55 10 Ruth
Strickland, Lady or Linn, Rosa JuIIette'
paulson. Daisy Mickle, Jane S'raith, Trap
pn,d. Mary Estelle and Cahiria a 30 ran,
Tniyd R naIeo ,s %Mr'y cnr NILE ann and Hp S a siH
..f4lgAt So 20. place si2O' show 81 90, won.
."pso.'r, loS 'hsn"rh p"i'0Cl 'GMrehmnC.
show s. 30. third, Tim', l''IS,5 rttl,y
Dalc, Ma oransn G@.hy; White "onI'
Fourth Race-Handicap; ,hree.year-o!d
ana upward purse $500 one mic ana a
,qrIonFmi:so ,H3y' show nov ! :, 30. 'ars str" sinr
stbpoootyar AZ (Kcderlsj, place 'a?O, show
&? 80. second. Pandean, Ios (Ke3gh!' show
'!io, third. Time, i52S,'' Robert BRAD
'eir,Sf,.h 'Race1Two-year.olds selling
purse $500; I'VE f1r!SnssnLuzS, 10? ,R9 Rob
,H' q. w s,r''r pa,h sI:'G kiePFI ia'', 10 "' Mn 'eHS
'Fic'dl," place tla 80, ,how SO, soeonh
Aunt sal, io7 tKederln, show U.s., third
lt,unmo ' Mike Mullen Ralph, s. T%hornwcod
hhm"ulct, iluminator and Lady Worthing'
'ou Race-Purse $500: four-year-old'
ava inward six furlongs--Cash on Deliv'
cry, lie tNeylon,. straight $50 p5ac'
wnanI nIace is. 40, show -, second Roya
Tea 10 U'rauhart), show $3.50. third
rime. l,i4. Bank Bill. Rntina Rio BraHos
roiie'' wild Bear, Lack Rose. Oakland anc
Wryneck also ran.
seventh Race-Four- year-olds and up
ward: selling; mile aud a sixteenth es
10 Louise, iO4 iMeehanJ, straight Ss.l0
mace ta't6, show SO 90, won; Impression
is inutwelll. place 90 SO show 81 so see
ond; Acts, i0t tMottl, show taGn, third
Hard Ball, Feather buster, Coroopsis
Falaca, Toynbec and Helen Nj. also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
ENGLEWOOD WOMEN
ANNEX TEAM PRIZE
,,cat Tuxedo Four on Neutral
Arcola Course by Five
Points to Two.
EACH GET TWO MATCH Els

r,-rusov. y. J.. May 1s.-The series
handicap team matches conducted
tho Womcn's Metropolitan Golf AS
citation ended to-day when EnSlewood
Js,sated Tuxedo in the final on the
,,,ts Of the Nrcola Country club. The
score vas o to 2
Tha Misses Gertrude and Elsa Pick
hsrdt dd an Of the winning for Engle-
,oos. and they did 1t at the expense
N, tho Misses Harriet and Janetta Alex
,,der Miss Gertrude pickhardt scored
: noln,s in her match against Miss Har-
r,r,, Alexander. and Miss Elsa Pick
bsrd, made the maximum of 3 points
under the Nassau system OF scoring
.e.lrst Miss 1lnetta Alexander.
Tuxcdo also captured two matches.
mr., each Of them was won by a 1 point
ua-elr. Mrs. Y. T. Auchincloss beat
Mrs !. s. Irving and Mrs. J. T.. Davis
oon from Miss Louise +. krug. The
summary;
ENGI.EwooD. TUXEDO.
NJ. : Twins q Mrs Il + Auchin.
Gloss .........,....
Ma. q pickhardt. . Miss II. Alexander,
81. Touisr = Rrug o Mrs. j. F.. Davis.
Nj. z plckhard;. Z Miss J Alexander.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
LEACH DOESN'T LIKE CHECKS.
Guarantee Not Forthcoming In
Cash Cross D~fsappoints.

First OF all Leach Cross Is a business
man. II is a we'll known fact that bust
ness men prefer checks OF the certified
variety. Therefore. when the manage
ment OF the l35th street club counted up
the gross take at the gate and found
only $500. whereas Leach alone vas TO
have received 1900 for his services for
boxing Johnny Harvey. and. after a
.ong arirgle. the prof
cred a $500 check (not certified in
addition 20 the $500 In United States
DIN. Leach and his manager. Brother
sam. observed that 4 was rather cool
for May. They talked about other
things. too. until after II O'Clock. hut
Leach did not fight. being first of all "A
business man.
In the other advertised ten round bout
Rcunie Leonard pounded frankie Cal
lahan almost at VIII. hut with light
blows OF the Leonard variety. that do
little damage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
KING FINALLY DETHRONED.
Phillips Jrscs Up Three Hours in
heating Him, 3-8, 7-5, 14-f2.

The mems singles OF the Harlem Lawn
Tennis Club open tournament yesterday
were marked by more defaults than
coute~ts, Kut they all helped TO bring
the tournament down to the fourth
round. The one good match of the dag
was between Benjamin NJ. Phillips ard
George King. n Columbia University
player. In the third round. Phillips had
to play for over three hours before nc
defeated the c%ollegian at S.. 10
l4-I2. The summaries:
Mems Singles, First Round-E. Rehnr
won from +. pseiMer by default. ". H.
James won from J. II. Steinkampf by de-
fault. H.. II. Manchester defeated " Ratt'
60, 81 j. NJ. Schumacher won from. Al
len Tohev by default. C.. lsaaCs won from
@ II. Croley by default: \, j: ostendort
won from y. S~warzencorf by default Or
william Rosenbaum won from lingo Hart
man. by default; Y. Fixman defeated A.
Somners. e.. 6-3; L.. Bry won from A,
harlow by default; II. Hjertberg won from
j. Nothsteir by default.
Second Round-E. Behar won from p.
II. James by default. II. II Manchester
won from j. VI Schumacher by default, u
swain defeated G. 1saacs, Ga. 6-2. A. j..
Ostendort defeated j. Weinstein. 6-s,
"a, A S. Harkavy won from Or. william
Rosrnbaum by default. Vanderbilt Ward
defeated l.. Schleslnger, e., -.
Third Hound. hambers defeated II.
stevens. I'll. 6-i. A. Bassford defeated
Il. Behar. 81. s--l. A. j Ostendort de-
feated A. S. Harkavy. 81. "a. u. ".
Phillips defeated @ King, Is. 10. li-l2.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
CAR MEN CAN SEE COFFEY.
Rout with Flynn VIII ne Fought
Mt Wight on May ~.

GIVE the boys n chance 20 see me
work. pleaded Jim coffey Yesterday.
He was talking about his friends. the
army OF motormen and conductors on
the surface car tines. and was skiing for
4 night hout at the Brighton Beach
raCetrack Oh May 81 in place OF the
afternoon date originally set, It's
plenty hard for them TO get of AT any
hour hut afternoons. especially holidays,
are out OF the question Cohoy said.
Jim Flynn, who is to be the big ex-
mo;ormau's opponent, was consulted.
Any hou OF the day or night suited him,
he said And SO the fight WAS set for
10 i. NJ, with the usual preliminary
affairs starting at s.+5 O'Clock.
Billy Roche has been chosen Official
referee Of tho new club. He mas some
new silk shirts In Tho gaudy mode and
figures that summer outdoor shows are
excellent places 10 show them properly.
lie is acceptable TO both Billy Gibson
and Jack Curley. managers respectively
OF Coffey and Flynn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
GARDEN CITY ENTRY IS l4O.
Vast Field Makes Early starting
Time Tomorrow Necessary.

Garden city always has been a pop
u'ar course with the golfers and the
fact r. reflected in the 140 entries re-
ce!ved for the Invitation tournament
which starts Tomorrow. The vast mum
Nor ~ starters make 3 o'clock starting
time Imperative for the first pair and
all are urged to he on hand early in or
der to fnlsh the qualifying round In
GOOD season. No hard n fast rules
will be observed in getting away, as
the committee wishes this tourney to
FLOW It's predecessors IN being & So
clal good time for all in addition to the
"~Nrel'ent sport Il promises to produce.
Prominent in the field OF entrants are
Nben VI, Byers, Percy Pyne I'd, Walter
J Travis, lanes II. HYDE, Max Rehr.
Gardiner White, Henry j Topping,
Ihi)'p Carter. Fred Herreshoff, Dwight
nart-idge and Roy webb, all heroes 4
hArd fought finals in more than one golf
tournH ct. to say nothing Of those
am'sb,r Veterans James y Tying and
" l.. Uirks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
PIMLICO RACING RESULTS.

First Racc-Msiden two year-olds, purse
$500; I'VE fgriongs-Muslard, 10 ,.BnE-
Won. Iolitc, lo7 Matthews. place $3.50.
show 81, second NoMl, no lN,hpttinger',
i hTG.p '1 TgiGSoi in' aai r Tims' = l'" a.o 81, ran. Tar
second Race-The Consolation Steople-
yhas", four-yrar olds aud upward purse
Leel. straight SIC, place 81 80. show $40.
Won Tom Horn, 10 ,F, Mlniamsl, place
sI,99, SHOW sossS"nd ho'N Fish' lttG-
Kings Lynn, Frog, Cynosure, carolce and
Buck, Thorn also ran,
ward; selling purse $500; Fix furlongs-
Marjorie A., ,lOi .Iap'inl, straight i6,2o,
ond. Cannock, 10. CAmbroseb, show 81 go,
MIRO. Time. l;l4 IS Fay streak, Miss
Fourth Race-Seling handicap, three
y"ar-uids and upward purse $500 six fur
,9nssrhr'sr Pan; ., iGY ,TaP'iHo; sira'sh t
stni,o', second pharaoh. IS tpreycri. show
ssssli, ~, 5h'1 Tcw, di"f fld itl' s sp. ReEG roy am6
Louise Travers also ran,
F!f5h RasSTSTl,inEj hnns.cagfi thrse .
mile and a acknowledgement. ITO Nie,-
calfl, straight 500. PLACE $3.50 show
pia1o 90; Tsss",to. os snoW H,s'so, 'G sceo 9nir'T nar 4
Around. 1o4 tShillinGl, show 50 so, thiri.
Time, l:is, Cockspur, Al Bloch. ossarS
Mhll anu IIlIlhTy y dloo Ihh'
sixth Race-Two- y%ear-olds; selling
purse $500; four and a half .furlongs-
o 0s5 ~, . .TEagn'II1; SIS ''TS Msn dt of'd.'
list, IA CTaplin). place 81. shpw 81, sec
ond: Divan, % (McDermotN, show 81. %
third. Time. 0:b6 lis Blume. T'Aian
Greetings. 1ralee and Megaphone alse ran
seventh ~Race-Fhree year-olds and M
ward: selling; purse $500; one mile ant
s sGrsy ny%.T1assGo , piaSs Il, show .34s5%a 70 %%n
battery, 100 ,tTurnerl, plaG" t2l so, show
show 81 30, third. Time. 1;46 i-5, Love
Day. Canto, Gerard and Aldonls also ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
REDS AND BLUES SUPERIOR.
white CInd Teams nratrn In both
Polo cannes at Meadow brook.

WEsTBUEY, J.. !. May lS-Two polo
games were seen on the fields at
Meadow Brook this afternoon In the
first match, played on h-i No ., the
Blues. made M OF Il, - Morgan. Jr.,
John :. Hhipps, g g. Rumsey, Henry
Payne whitney, Malcolm Stevenson and
II. c. HhIpps, beat tho Whites, emhraC-
ing j. Watson webb, 9. i. Beadleston,
g. ". llrcksher and pcvcrcuV M!.hQru,
by a score Of eight goals to SIX, Wchh
and Mlihurn were In good form, hut
the men on the other side, by constantly
cutting In and out, proved too strong
for the Whites and won out.
In the second game. on Aell No. :, the
Reds. made up ~ w Goodwin, sidney
Ripley. T.. L. Stokes and j i. Grace,
downed the Whites. made IN Of seward
cary, w. Farwe,l, n. l. TNuov, Philip
Stevenson and Thomas Le Boutilliar,
score : to T.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
kuuger's High Run Is In Vain.

j.. Ferdinand PoggerburC t25ol was
the winner OF last nights match IN the
1S.2 htlkline billiard handicap tourney
at Maurice Days room. poggeuhur-
van uut his string in the fifteenth inning.
while Jacob KliuCer I200) had scored
ISL points in an inning less Ringers
cluster of 20 was the best single run OF
'hc night. This evening klinger meets
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19

Tho Newark Kennel Club has changed
tho date Of itS onen match. which was
scheduled 10 ho held on Monday eve
ming, May "a "Wednesday evening. May
-. has been chosen instead. This match
VIII be hold Mt IS William street. New
ark, Classes have been provided for
%coll'es. English bulldogs, Scotch. Irish,
A.rcdac and wirehalrod fox terriers.
The entry Zee In each Of the classes is
80 cents Post cutrioS vii ho received
and there VIII he no charge for adj
mission. Al dog lovers viii he welcome.
l'gom,um lls's may he obtained from
John Whealan, secretary, l20 Lincoln
avenue, Newark.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
BROWN PREVENTS SHUTOUT.
Is Only y. y. 4. Freshman Able to
RcRt Ills Morris High Foe.

The New York University freshman
tennis team Was defeated yesterday
afternoon by Morris High School on
the university courts. The score was
3 TO ]. Brown was the only man on
the freshman team 20 defeat hts op-
ponent in the singles. The summaries :
Singles-C. r. Brown, New York Uni
Vcrslty. defeated Fertig, Morris. O..
s-2, II CONAN. Morris, defeated j Haupt-
man. New York tniyersttv, 90, G-2 r
CapPk, Morris. defeated NJ. Olcott, New
York University, I'll. -
Doubl"s-Stttknann ana Cohan. Nor
ris, defeated Brown and H~auptman, New
York University, I'll, 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
CRESCENT sWORDsMEN EXCEL.
Vale RcRtrn ; Bouts TO tx ciIy
mud abe Have Hot Setto.

NFw HAVEN. May lS-In a holly con-
tested match here this evening the Cres-
cent Athletic Tub OF BROOKLYN defeated
tho Vale duellilE sword team. five bouts
To four Kelly and Babe fought seven
teen minutes until Kelly won. two
touches 10 one. The summary
Chard. Crescent A e. defeated Rahar,
Vale. > 10 !; Curtis. Yale, defeated Kelly,
crescent A e., . n !. Ruhl, Yale. do
fcatei Nedlar. Crescent \ e.. . 10 /.
Kelly, crescent A. G. defeated Baher.
vale, . 20 !; Chard, crescent \. =. de-
f.ttcd Ruhl. Vale. , 10 /; curtis. Yale. de-
feat'd N"dlar, Crescent \. g., . to q,
RUN. Yale, defeated Kelly, Crescent 4
g., . TO /. Chsrj. Crescent \. -. defeated
trutis, Yale, . 20 /. Medlar. Crescent A
g. defeated Baber. Yale. 2 TO 0 Score
Crescent A. e.. 5. Yale. T.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
OLD ROAD DRIVER ELECTED.
william URIstcad President of
Parkway Driving Club.

william Halstead, an old time road
driver. Was elected president Of the
Parkway Driving cub AT the annual
meeting held at the Hof Brau IIaus on
Fulton street, Brooklyn. last night.
The new leader Of the club said that the
outlook for the season is good. about
forty horses being expected in the week
end mat'neeS.
Il was decided to admit meWhors Of
N" l1edsUr" Drivers Association To- as
socidte membership at the rate of $50 a
year The opening matinee will DE
held on Decoration Day. The fun list
of officers:
william Halstcad. president; Joseph =.
Gibbons. vice president: John J. Archibald.
treasurer: william Strang, Jr, secretary,
i. J. Sullivan. william Hllstead, W. rat
terson. Joseph y. Gibbons and John Y
Archibsld, trustees for three years. and
Herbert +, Clark, trustee for ono year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19

The feature amateur went ~ the
%o'en.'r ~ the She%epshead Pay Nolo-
'fonie uD>t Saturday night has drawn
'Ilr'y-fve entries, an indication OF the
revived popularity of cycle racing among
me masses, Tho Empire City Waeel-
men Will be represented By IA squad OF
RIDERS IN this race, "A half mile hand.-
,ap' Tom Be!lo OF the Empires il being
'oHttd as a likely winner. In fact his
mates are picking him as probable anna
'eur champion this year. Tommy Grim
% lrviurton and Tim sullivan will he
on scratch and may have II companion IN
,'dnie Na1" Of the New York A, G., who
mas been riding In improved form OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
SMALLER PURSES OFFERED.
Park wa, Driving Club Cancels Its
$1,000 Events for $500 Ones.

II" Parkway Driving Club has
e1arVed - plans for the harness meet
~ which was 70 be held as part OF the
Metropolitan Circuit m August 3, 4 and
q The circuit Is practically out of eN-
.''5nce ana most of the clubs have can
.r.td Nh" events scheduled because the
1000 purse races did not AL satisfac-
tpg'y.
The Parkway club had eight OF these
matches on its programme, but all have
been cane He'd and the advance money
On entrance fees returned. The meet
'g WI, ho held. however, and twelve
fH0eS on $500 each viii be decided along
VIVA ta" Brooklyn amateur champion
Am.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
JOe1's POmmern Derby FavOrite.
spccfa, Cable D.,pofcb IN ruv CRY

LONDON, May 1s.-The scratching Of
King Georges horse Friar Marcus for
the Derby. which will be decided on the
EPSON course on June 2. gives Solly
Joel's colt pommern a fine chance to
win the great classic. Pommern won
the W thousand g~ulneas stakes at
Newmarket on April 2s easily and is now
A strong favorite for the big race at
EPSON.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
Carlisle Makes Furious Finish.

CARLISLE, Pa, May ls.-The Carlisle
Indian lacrosse twelve overwhelmed the
Hobart College team here to-day. score
10 to !. The hrst half was contested
hotly, the score at half time being .
10 ! In the second half the Indians
came back strong. opened their bag Of
tricks and kept the visitors on the run
nm NniLrn nnrinl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19

BETHLEHEM, Pa. May Is
FRED W Green of Wilbrsham, Mass.
one of the best all around athletes at
A'high University. was elected to-day
captain % the lacrosse team. Green Ia
guard and captain OF next seasons
BASKETBALL team. having been reelected
recently lie played end on the foot
ua' team and Is also n track man.
I,Iren holds four LIS the only nan at
telhgn 10 he so honored, lie is a
'saiot and q Theta Xl man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19

Young Mcdonald outpointcd Young
F%innegau, and Al Malone drew with
Willie Cation In the ten round bouts
at Browns \. \. last night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
johnson Gets Ills Passport.


PARIS, May 1S;-Jack Johnson has
made application for an emergency pass
port and II has been issued to him. Moth
ing Is said about his destination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
NoTES OF MOTORING.

The question Of what Is proper Use Of
automobile dealers license plates IN this
state has been put M to the Attorney
General by Secretary Gf State Hugo.
These plates in duplicate are issued to
dealers, not 20 he employed for private
us" or for hire, The Secretary of states
Automobile Bureau has been making
trouble for some dealers Of late, alleging
that these plates shall be used only for
demonstrating purposes. There being
nothing in the law TO support this con-
tentipn the matter has been referred
as above.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19

The air is full OF rumors about forth
coming new models and prices, II Is
pretty well assured that one Of the
highest grade makers In the business
viii announce a IL cylinder model. Re
port has II that another direct Competi-
tor Of hts will also bring out "A 'l2."
As for cights the new crop VIII certainly
include a half dozen mere Of these.
The success Of the hr-t American builder
to produce Fights in quantities has been
tho lure for many others. The Cadillac
has marketed more than 5000 Fights
ttus far.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19

Dutch Brandt and Eddie Wallace were
winners on poin's Of ten round bouts AZ
the Broadway Sporting club last night.
The former faced Battling Lain. ard
they made such a keen fiGht Of II that
they were rem1tched. Eddie O'Keefe
was Wallace's opponent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
UNITED HUNTS RACE MEETING
Stscgischasss z rlI, ,tscsS
Tnn
TODAY


Leave pcina. station, n. Y. t2.30 y. N, con
ncrting at Jamaica with " 81 train from FLAT,
bush ave. B'klyn, Leave pcnna. station. n. !,
las y. NJ. connecting NJ jamaica with $50 train
from Ilatbush Ave, Bklyn,
~ ADMISSION $500. LUERA0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19

The Bosch Magnetic Company has
taken a location on Automobile row.
Offices have been opened at 1864 Broad
for an installation department Of
starting, lighting n ignition systems.
Tho advertising department also is In
This building
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19

Speaking OF oiGhts. II. G RradHeld.
late Of indianapolis, now ~ the King
Motor car Company OF Detroit, was In
town Yesterday, hitting on all eight
cylinders. Bradfold IL keenly euthu-
S.as,,c about his new Job, which Ia sales
urOmotion Of the King, Iic Is going to
indianapolis for the 500 mile race, after
that to Chicago and then out 10 los
Angeles. lie will be back this way In
July
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19

1915 Packsrds, Pierce-Arrows to rent.
nsnth or year. karp. 1890 B'wsy. ESQ Col
New Britain herald., 1915-02-09
MAY EXHUME BODIES
 OF THREE VICTIMS
Authorities at Yonkcrs to Conduct Examination For Traces of
 Poison in Murder Case

Yonkers, \. T., Feb. 9.-The in vestigation into the confession of Frederick Mors that he killed eight inmates of the German Odd Fellows Home, where he was employed as nurse, centered today in efforts of the authorities to obtain sufficient cor rOboratiOn to justify elimination of the bodies of three of the victims These died from poison before the institution moved here from Union- port, according to Mors, but the au- thorities said today they would not act upon this statement until it was supported by other evidence.
 If this is forthcoming, the bodies will be examined for traces of poison The other five alleged victims were put to death with an anaesthetic, Mors says, and exhuma ation of their bodies would be of no value.
 Light on the question as to whether Mors is mentally unbalanced was eX- pected today from Dr. S. M. Gregory, who has had the nurse under observa ton at Bellevue hospital, New York. Dr. Gregory was looked for here to- day to make a report to Coroner Dunn as to whether he believed Mors story was credible. The coroner said that his future action in the case would depend a good deal on this re- port
New Britain herald., 1915-02-09
FOUR MEN HELD FOR
 MERIDEN HOLD UP
Prisoners Arrested in New Haven Be- lievcd to Have Robbed Silver
 City SalOOnl<eeDcr

New Haven, Feb. 9.-Four men were arrested here today as they stepped off trolley car. charged with having held up and robbed in Meri- den last night Giovanni Papallo, saloonkeeper there. The men said they were Joseph Rocco, of Albany, N Y, Michael F'erino of Springfield, Mass James Macuri of Albany, N. T., and Carlo Stazzi of Wilkesbarre, Pa. The police, however. believe all came from New York city.
 Rocco, who was found to be carry ing a revolver, was sent to jail on the charge of carrying concealed weapons The four men were identified here as those concerned in the holdup and the other three were to be taken to Meriden during the day.
 The police received complaint today that a clothing store in Wallineford not far from Meriden, was robbed last night and as the prisoners were all fitted out with new clothing. this feature of the case is to be investi- gated.