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Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-22
Will Turn over the Road.

The final arrangements are being perfected
for the transfer OF the Omaha & st, Louis
railway from the management OF Receiver
Barnard TO the control OF the new company
that purchased it from the syndicate OF
bondholders. The transfer will occur on
July l. The latest move was the filing yeo-
teTdsy OF mortgages covering all the prop
erty in all of the counties through which the
road runs. The mortgage calls for the pay
ments OF 81 S76 900, and is drawn in favor
OF the American Guaranty Trust company OF
New York. II is drawn in the name OF
Auditor Bedison and falls due in 1901. II
was filed for record in County Recorder
Shepard's ONCE yesterday, and stimuli
taneously in the county seats Of Mills,
Page and Fremont counties in Iowa. and
Gentry. Nodaway Davis and Atchison coun-
ties, Missouri. Auditor Bedison left yester-
day morning for the south for the purpose
Of placing the document on record in all OF
these counties.
Receiver Barnard was seen last evening
but could give no definite information as Ia
the details OF the change. He was only
sure that HE term as receiver had about eN-
pired. and was anxious to contradict a
rumor that he was about to purchase a
fine old homestead in Virginia and move his
family there. 1T is our understanding,
said he. that the new company will take
possession about the first OF July. but the
transfer may be delayed few days
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-22

PIERRE, 5. D, June Z A,-lspeclaI)-A
Brown county farmer reports using snow
from drift which formed last winter to
freeze Ice cream on the l2thlof June. When
il is remembered that the drifts OF last win
ter filled deep gulches entirely level with
the surrounding country and buried hay
8 lacks and farm buildings totit iof sight 1t will
be easy 10 see that II takes a long time to
melt them, especially If they had covering
OF hay or straw 10 protect them.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-22

NEW YORK, June 2l.-Flre broke out in
the Brooklyn navy yard shortly before 10
o'clock tonight and did damage to the ex-
tent Of $780, 600. The building known as No
l was partially destroyed. II was occupied
mainly by the Ordnance departm5nt
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-22
TopographicnI survey.

LEAD S. D., June 2l.-Messrs. Barber and
Bartlett. members Of the United States
geological Survey corps have arrived in the
Black Hills, to begin the preliminary work
for the geological Typographical and rectan-
gular survey OF the Black HillR country
which will be made by the government
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-22
Tho list is disappointing, as the names OF
many who expected honors are omitted.
CANNOT ABDIcATE If SHE WILL.
Political Reasons Will Retain the
Queen the Throne.

Political Reasons VIII hethih the
Queen on the Throne.
Copyright 1887. by Press Publishing Company
LONDON, June 21.-(New York World
Cablegram-Special Telegram.)-The revival
of the old rumor OF the queens intention to
abdicate grew. it is said. out OF remark
made by her majesty TO one OF her ladies-in-
waiting. 1t is generally discredited in Lon
don tonight which refuses to take 1t ser
iously although none of the important
members Of the government will speak.
One eminent person said: 1T is well known
that the queen promised Prince Albert on
his deathbed not to abdicate. He mad
poor opinion Of the prince of Wales but II
is admitted that the queen desires TO care
fully arrange all her affairs long before her
death, and this might possibly lead to de-
termination to start the prince OF Wales as
king soon enough so that she could watch his
work and make her influence markedly ieIt
in the coming years as in past years, but
statements that her love for her son make
her wish TO see him with her own affection
ate eyes on the throne. are laughed at pS
those who know. If Queen Victoria had be-
lieyed the prince worthy Of being king, or
felt that yearning love OF the proud mother
that is attributed TO her in todays papers,
she would have dCne more for the prince IN
the past. AS a matter OF TACT, the prince
and his mother have not been the cIoSesl
friends for years. The princes somewhat
fast tendencies have disguised and angered
her. and she has not shown him more con-
sideratiOn than she has been compelled TO-
and has not even paid his debts"
One of the colonial premiers now in Lon
don said to the correspondent tonight; "Po-
litical reasons. as well as personal, make
Immediate abdication not only improbable
but nearly impossible The ministry woulc
| have much to say and could practically pre-
| vent such action. This is a very limited
monarchy, and Victoria though record
breaking queen, could scarcely take sucf
a step without consulting the people The
ministry would be forced to resign, and al
| know that the people would not supper
| them when it came TO a vote again. Abdi
cation by the queen would be matter o
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-22
N. Y. Plumbing company, Tel. 500.

We want all the good farm loans can
get: 6 per cent interest and a small com
mission. No delay for the money. We
want your fire and tornado insurance on
farm, town or city property. Best of COM
panies represented. Lougee Lougee. 235
Pearl street.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-22
Found with Leg nroken.

ABERDEEN. 5. D., June 2l.-CSpecial
Telegram)-Sam Shaw. who says his home is
at Buffalo. y. Y, was found on a brake
beam Of a freight car at Aihol this evening
with one leg broken. He was taken TO
Worthwhile on the train and cared for.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-22
woodmen viii lie in Charge.

MECKLtNG, s. D. June 2l.- Special.)--
Meckling has arranged to celebrate indie
pendence day. The Modern woodmen will
have the exercises in charge
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-22

MINNEAPOLIS, June 2l-The Chicago.
Milwaukee & st. Paul shops, which have
been running on reduced time since Noyem-
Der last, will resume in full, beginning next
Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-22
End of the TaIIors, strIke.

NEW YORK, June H.-The great tall
ors strike, which at one time involved
about 2OOoo hands is ended. The last OF
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-22
JOHN SHERMAN. Secretary of State.


NEW YORK, June 21.-The Chamber of
Commerce of this state today sent the fol-
lowing cablegram to the queen:
Her Gracious Majesty, the Queen of Eng
land: The Chamber of Commerce of the
state of New York, which received its orig
nal charter directly from the hand of your
ilustrious ancestor, King George III, ten
ders its congratulations on this happy occa-
sion and in the spirit of national amity
unites with your loving subjects in the
earnest prayer that God may bless the
queen. ALEXANDER ECTOR ORR,
President
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-22
New bank for Andover.

PIERRE. S. D., June -(Special.)-A
cles Of incorporation have been hled with the
secretary Of state for the Citizens Bank Of
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-22

A trolley party will be given by Council
Bluffs tent, No. 80, knights of the Macca-
bees. Thursday evening, July /. Music will
be furnished by the band. All Maccabees
and friends are invited to attend. F. L.
Hayes.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-22

Andover. with n. L. Finch as president.
/; is small bank with less than 5000
capital stock. The amount is not named in
the articles filed.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-22

Free, a good tooth brush with every bottle
OF our fine 25c cherry tooth wash 10 intro
duce ii. Only one bottle TO a family. Diet
ken & Whaley.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-22

The following transfers were reported yes
terday from the title and loan Office Of j. w.
Squire 1Ol Pearl street:
Joseph Moore and wife to Jens Chris
Nelson, ni2 seLt S-76-39 w ........... 81, 500
Thomas Maloney TO Dean Maloney,
lot l3, block a. Howard add d.. Coo
County treasurer TO w + Webster ela
eI5 nwI. nell l2-7i-i4 tax deed.......
Same to same, swA ne4 l2-74-ii tax
deed .......................... u
W. .......z 49,, 90 ,og
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-22

C. B. Viavi company, female remedy. Med
ical consultation free Wednesday. Health
book furnished. 926-327-32S Merriam block
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-22

Free soda with every 25c cash purchase
al our store. Dietken e. Whaley.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-22

Benefit the w. C. A Ice cream, soda
wster, fine music at Rogan's Monday after
noon and evening, June 2l. w. C. a. ladies
serve.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-22

MONINGl MOVINGl
When you wish to move
And have everything 90 smooth
Engage a wagon, large, medium - small.
one Just large enough TO take Il all
Eight rooms IN one load they take.
TRY n, tae next move you make:
Pianos. too. move with greatest care,
And prices y0u'N find, always fair.
You'u nnd careful those you gTesS
when call at No. South Main street.
William Weleh. Trsnsfer Lane. Tel. ~.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-22

Cane seat rockers. s5e, this week, at Dur
fee Furniture Co.. 2o5 and 207 Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-22

Our bicycle phosphate touches the spot
Dietken & Whaley.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-22

The ladies OF St Paul's parish give party
Tuesday evening June %. at the Boat Club
house, Manawa. Dancing, refreshments, hne
music. splendid floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-22

Four transfers. total ................,s8,42a s8, ,42a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-29

selves from destroying themselves by
such an agreement. The Trust Is Moth
ing but a mcicantlle partnership on q
large scale.
Analvzine the developmelt OF the Trus,
~ ,vhi,b term is included ksr.he various
forms 81 agreement usuf ed I'M
Az fhsf napeD Mr.. Royst, that
hav,ng had is origin IN the des,s TO
abahS. Sestrretive competition. tho
TS-,sf vas in its incipiency a protective
,nov,ne7t But those connected with IL
sooo disoerned that IL had elements OF
offsnsA az well as defence They discov-
ered that they could not only protect
themselves from injury. but that IL could
also be made a source or profit. IL 8
dozen mercantile hrms engaged IN ex-
sctiy the same business could, when com
bined. 90 the whole business Win niue
more than the expenses OF one, Why
should not the useless expense Dc saVeoI
II two merchants acuns tosetner as
nsrtnsrshio have a right 20 reduce char
-. - fhsir business. q combination OF
rner.s n,flA or manufacturing Arms surely
have the sans right. by this course OF
rAasorirr Mr. Royal reaches the conclu-
a. ,bsf the universally accepted prin-
cici~. ~ mercantile business justify sep
800 rn.rosntile partnerships IN pooling
tbeIr rssouroas into a greater partner
.bio 81 nrofsot themselves from the loss
~ ,,nrastrafned competition and 10 Sc
c1,rs ira greater profit due 20 the larger
oTaaoization. But are there 10 exceptions
"a -. rulef Yes. says Mr. Powell. there
are some combinations between men that
the prlncfples az cur Institutions must, In
the nature OF things, condemn. what
then IS The test! The purpose ana intsn-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-29

method 20 pipe his oil the rains came and
sWelled the uny creek which passed
through his farm until its course was
changed and IL flowed By his well. That
was all the Irishman needed. Al pracu-
caly no expense beyond the cost ~ cute
ting a little timber from bis land. DO
rigged NO q water wheel and soon nature
was merrily pumping her treasures into
a neighb0r.ng tank owned by one " the
big pipe lines. AMI Grath was charging
her work up 90 the company ~ SO much
per barrel
When she had shaved long enough tor
Grath 20 save some money ne put down
another well. which Ike the first. proved
20 be small producer. The supply from
this well was pumped by The same wheel
INTO the same nelghhOrine tanh. and me
only increase in the Irishman.s labor WAS
10 charge double the sum for tho wof@
nature wns doing.
A small producer IS a fortune. alno
frs same m "A big producer. because il
takes 81 much less labor to rln IT, Grain
sometimes employs a man ana sometimes
he doesn't but be gets rich JUST TIE same.
on a rainy spell he can sleep most ~ tae
fav and wake u0 % mo himself JUST -o
r-arv dollars richer. and when De goes
~ IN a fhrrr-favs fshug ro comes back
- frd his fortune is just so much greater
TRAN IL was ...-..,
n matters little o. him what the price II
oil may be. The cost q production Wor-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-29

Ienox; r. 2. Hol.lns, CT Long Island;
W. NJ Richardson. 81 Cambridge george
Fox tiffany. Of Westohester, Dudley
Phelps. OF watch Hill. r. l.: Newbold
Lawrence. OF Long Island: G. .. Rhodes,
az Denver. r NJ Manson Smith. OF
baltimore: Helsted yates. o. Utica:
carfain =. Blunt Of West Troy: John
Phillips street. Of New brunswick and
wyms Terry. OF Brooklne. are more
than busy p
Atram Barker. az Providence. g n.
Billings. OF New Haven, Dr. Nalen'ine
Nott ~ Aiken. s O.. Wills .. Chapin.
an punalo. o. o. Page o. Piitsourg;
walter p Perkins % Lexington; SD
nov Fisher. % Devon. Pa; i Dean
Holden % Cleveland. Ebert II Brock
az Woilaston. Mass; Arthur Espy OF
Cincinnati. James c. Wall o. Miiwav-
keo. D " Kcys. of Concord: J. W A.
haugh. Jr Of Long Branch James
Howard az Chicago; vernon CAESAR o.
Tfirhiana PARK IT,: J. o. II. Kay. OF
pttsburg: Mrs Mason Youns. or 81
Augustine. clarence u. Denny OF Can
toni Macs. l. p Jones. Of Niikesosrre.
Ia. 4 D Hunt % Scranton. Pa; W
n NcCord. Of Riverside. Ill Harry
Toriman. OF philadelphia; q r Black
muir. q Auburndale. Mass W
cheney. a. South Manchester. Conn.
and r sayers. q Haverford. Pa have
teen rushed 20 death during tho pres
eri month getting ready for the septem-
Der sport
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-29

In the spsech regarding the currency
delivered BY Secretary Gage at the dinner
rendered him by the Boston merchants
this week, there VAS an incidental sllu-
sion 20 trade combinations which contains
a good deal Of food for reflection. SPEAK
Ing with reference 90 the many new pro-
blerns which have arisen. Nr. Gage said;
Within the limits OF half life time
Industrial methods and processes have
been revolutionized combinations IN Ia
Dor. IN trade, In manufacture havs su-
persedei 10 [tgree the former processes
OF indi yitual movement. 10 Is philosophi-
cal 10 believe that they are all evolution
ary-tending 70 a final and higher gen
erl gool-but IN their immediate enects
they produce Incidental injury In many
directions. Time will do uuch 70 re-
store, and the natural laws. everywhere
opsrlting. VIII bring IN at last their com
pensatlon. In the meantime our etaiuts
laws must learn not 70 represS the ope-
ration Of = natural law. which - suprems
over nan-msde laws, but they must learn
70 Justly check and punish those WHO,
gr,soing the new elements Of power, per
vert them into agencies Of injustice ana
rhsse are sensible views. and IL seems
n Is they represent correctly the stti-
tude 20 be assumed towards trade CON-
bl1ations and so-called trusts and monop-
olles. Such combinations ara the out
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-29
PENNSYLVANIA OIL KING.
his Nan. Is iicAa.l Grath, and HI sis
All Day and Watches bis Oil fesHIain
IT MAS STRUCK BY MERE ACCIDENT.
Yields Elm More Money and 10 Easier TO
Handle Than "A Kloudiks find-Run
bya Home-M sde Water
Wheel

BRADFORD. Pa. August BIN these
days Of Klondike hnds. when ,he earth IS
giving up treasure Tor thu ASKING, anu
Siberia. Texas and Alaska ali calling out
for people 10 como ana be millionaires.
one stops 10 wonder where IL viii all end
AID 10 ask II nature. alter all. does not
intend 10 make milllOnaires OF her child
reu.
But II any one doubts seriously that ma
ture does not Oftentimes encourage iazi-
ness in her children be should take NJ
tie journey into the oil fields Of Bradford.
Pa. There is a man down there whom
nature. in her most gracious mood. mas
compelled TO % lazy. All he does DAY IN
and day out the year round Is 10 sit upon
the bank OF Que OF her little creeks and
watch nature slave for him. II he were
10 raise his finger he might undo all the
skiiful plotting that has been done by her
Ia his behalf
Long ago this favored chlld-he's an
lrishman by birth and his name Is Mich
el Grath-dscoVered the folly OF toiing
for his living. Before the discovery he
owned a little tract Of land that was as
sterile and barren as strip Of the Jersey
coast He titled and plowed until he was
wrinkled and bent and all he got was
barely enough 10 keep body and soul TO-
gether But. one day he found that that
barren little strip was oozing with OIL
He said nothing about d. but he re-
doubled ais efforts. and after awhile he
had enough money saved 20 put down
well. lie struck OH the day the rieeers
threatened % cult unless they received
their paw
Tho wen was not a gusher; II was what
is known be- the OH regions as "A small
producer and yielded on al average
twelve barrels A day.
While Grath was looking about for some
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-29
AT FORD's LIMA.
A Golden Rod Bubble Party Which wss
sGreat Success


FoRD's LITHIA SPRINGS. August g.
Special .-Gaieiy. fun and frolic, with
out measure. has been the order Of events
at Ford's Lithia Springs. Saturday night
tho walters gave a cake walk at the pa
wilton. and there was "a hot time In Ole
town that night" About ten couples par.
ticipated. The judges were Mesdamei
Strause. Harvey. Mcdowell. and w. IA. NJ
Harrison. n. c. Massie. W. g. Mcdowell.
j. +. Cooke. After much deliberations the
cake was divided between two couples
Monday evening Aline. little daughter %
the proprietor. w. e. Mcdowell, gave a
golden rod bubble party. which eclipsed
any effort In the amusement line mads
this season The spacious diniug-roon
was beautifully decorated with COLDER
rods. A mammoth bowl OF soap nuld was
placed on the centre Of q table. and
streams OF golden silk reached from each
corner OF tho table 10 the chandelier
above. Zach pipe was decorated with a
bow OF old gold ribbon.
First girls prize was awarded 10 Maud
Goodman: first boys prize 20 Ernest
Strause; FIRST ladies' prize. a beautiful
heart-shaped. gold-mounted jewel box.
Miss Gertrude Martin. OF New York; FIRST
gentlemans prize. a handsome pocket
match safe. Mr.. II. II. Pecor, OF Rich
mond. The evening closed with a charm
ing dance and hearty vote OF thanks 20
Allne for a delightful Entertainment
Tuesday evening a tacky party was the
occasion OF unbounded mirth and masri-
ment. Many Of the costumes were loud
striking. unique and startling. The pro-
cesslon rOs participated IN by about
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-29

rfes him not AZ ell. Even with II down -
Fifty cent. a barrel he IS sure OF an -.
come OF 81 a day. and That IS enough =
meet all his needs. When there - doii-F
oil he waves rich fast, ana mis- save uges
the work fer him - the same rates. ~
wears n. has watched esr. ana never snce
has he gone on strike or asked fsr shorter
hours. 49,,
Capitalists have arsin and again ui'u
70 buy the Grath place. out this new
sefsller OF Pennsylvania thinks ne 70
doing very well just - he -. lie docs not
know just how much he's worm. on"
thinks IL Is considerable
JAMES TUCKERMAN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-29

place. and an the tournaments
Ile United States Coli Association
will have numerous exhibitions and
tournaments. match plays and medal
plays. The association is composed OK
number OF clubs. and all ihe allied clubs
have sent lu notices of saia days.
Among the clubs 90 which there VIII
lo special tournaments are the Chicago
COX Club. The Country Club. of Brook
Auc A4ss. the Newport coli CLUB, 81
AulItWs Golf Club, Oi Aonkcrs. n. g.,
kuolWO1l County Club, OF Llmtord,
y. s.. shluueoock Hills COLI club. y.
s.. Essex County club. Manchester.
Nass.. Philadelphia Country CLUB. Tux
edo Golf Club. Washington 90. 60 Golf
Club. Philadelphia Cricket Club; Rich
moul County Country Club Lenox
COZ Club. Country CLUB. OF Buffalo.
Weston tMass) GoI CLUB, Concord Go.t
Club. Milwaukee Country Club. salem
Coli Club; Cincinnati Golf club. Cleye-
land coli club. Staten Island Cricket
and Baseball Club. Otsego Golf Club
springfield. ~. 81 AleEhcny Country
club. pittsburg. Pa, Country Club. OF
Rochester. Cambridge Golf club; Baltic
more Golf Club. Asawam hunt PROVE
donre R J.. NcW Haven coli Clrb;
Albany Coli Club; Washington PARK
Club Chicago, Shady Side Golf club.
pttsburs. 81. Augustine ClA) COLI
Club. Wyoming Valley. ol NiiAes'alIe'
Pa. Country Club. of scranton. Pas
Vespcr Country Clah Lowell Mass;
Riverside luD Golf Club. So Regis COLI
club. Paul Smiths franklin county.
n s.. oxford Golf club south Man
chester Conn., Saratoea Golf club
Merton Cricket club. Hlvcrford. PA;
Palmetto Gof Clab. Aiken S. O.. and
she Overland Park Club Association.
Denver. COL
The secretaries % the golf clubs re-
port that there has never been 20 much
corrcsr0ulcncc received lrom small
clubs THAT wish 20 join ODE United states
Golf Association. Any club is euee.e
To- admission % this association that
b in az accessible part az tre United
states. where the links. aceommoia-
lions. constitution and bylaws o. the
cirb are such as Go make So representa-
tive such clubs can De- admitted on
a fonr-ffihs vote az the committee Of
fhe association. Clubs aro admitted O.
the annual meeting iu February ond
new roles iald down Tor the following
year.
The secretaries. John r. cot. 81 chi
caco. Arthur ponner. q brcckln; r.
Cammen OF Newport A u Giiien-
Ger. 90 Ismsford. Hugh J. NchFney. Of
lake Forest 700. Csres fie'l 'Aason
az irr.nrton-cn-Halsoo John 81 Whit
faFsr az Philadelphia. Edward D..
Rigrs. of washington r I Caihberl
Of Workers. y d. Robertson % Long
Island. d. ". Cunningham. ~ Man-
chester. Mass; Charles H Townsend.
Of Philadelphia. Jasper Lynch. 81 Lake
wood. Arthur Berry. O, Morris'own. y
III T. Winfhron Jr. az Long Island;
a A. Snow. on Tuxsdo Park. s j.
Bush. OF Hamilton Mass. George
wilder. q Rochester. Guy h Z Irving.
- &<sten ik1nd; Lindsay Fairfax 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-29

All the women'S games are played this
month. FOR womS,s take an active part
in g0lhng. They 4are amateur players
until they take moSy for playing gangs
ir nubiic places eor enter themselves
known professionals.
AT the Manchester championship con-
test the contestants first play eighteen
holes medal play The best eight scores
are than taken and the contestants max
ing these scores then play eighteen holes
match play. until but two competitors
remain. who upon separate day play
the Gnal game. consisting OF eighteen
holes match play
Tho winner O. the competition Is the
champion woman golfer 81 the year.
and tie trophy Is held for that year BY
the club from which the winner has en-
tered.
The present officers Of the United
States Golf Association are those we'll
known go,dfefs Laurence Curtis, Charles
% Macdonald Ransom H. Thomas. Rob
ert Bage Kerr. and Samuel /. Parrish.
ar Kerr. the secretary. reports a
marvellous outlook FOR this next month S
golfng. one that will raise the associa-
ton into tho ranks. u not make u su-
perlor m point Of record breaking Of
any IN England or Scotland.
There S. nothing new IN implements"
sai5 be- "excer; one small tool but the
sk.A o. fhe players Is greater. TIE new
tool Is p long curved stick. having
piece ~ wood set "a q instead % .foa.
The wood has create, spring ard ths
Teslence viii he much greater. II Is
a. Improved w7cden-facec driving cieek
which .s row coming into cecerai rse.
FcT r-onls who NAT 20 riav CO..
eoot-s!zsa Erks Is isoa yard up 20 $50
fcf rl.e-h0lec course = "rlu" u about
quarters o. a mile il a straight
atsLaneA bat a walk OF ahout two rllss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-29
SEPTEMBER TOURNAMENTS.
fhsrt Are Twenty-Five, Including The
Annual ROman'S Championship Gam.
COLFlNG ETIQUETTE FOR 1897.
uost Important Recent Move q the Adop.
tion OF the Rules Of the Iots and
Ancient sIAndrew's Golf Cuba
New Wooden Faced Cleek.

The great golf event OF the year s.
being played this week az Nianchester-
fy-tho-Sca. Mass. The womals cham
pionship is being decided. and the Ediu-
1urgh Cup awarded
september is the month OF g0ilng DO
England they goif an the year around.
bit in the United states the season is
FROM August 20 November. and the very
height OF It IS reached the first week in
septembcr. Then the ground is thor
oughiy dried out from the spring rains
and TIE heat OF the summer has miu-
gated suficenuy 20 make - pleasant
work chasing the ball. 10 IS then that
The Ladies Championship games take