New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
JUSTICE HARLAN'S GOLF iNJUhC1lON.
HE DEVELOPED INTO AN EXPERT ThflN" ~
GET INFORMATION. AND 1T MAY NEVER
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From The Chicago Timcs-iierald-

From The Chicago Timcs-ferald
Justice John M. Harlan. OF the United
States Supreme Court. Is about to be engaged In
an international controversy when IS worryins
his son. Alderman John NJ Harlan. II legal
questions were involved, Alderman Harlan
would not lose any sleep. He knows MS tather
IS a match for any jurist In any other country
II Is not even a question Of bringing into promi-
hence the suayiter in modo shaken UP with
for,tcr in re. Justice Harlan can take care OF
himself in such matters. The law IL hexlbie
sometimes. AMI. besides the Justice could issue
an Injunction II he thought he was going to
get the worst OF IL. But the regulations by which
he has to rule his course In the coming inter-
national fight as Interchangeable as the laws
OF the Mc,lcs and Persians.
Justice II irlln left the bench some weeks ago
20 enjoy a quiet vacation in Canada lie
went to Lornc House. Murray Bay. in the
Province Of Quebec. lie is there yet. 1t Is
within sight of the hotel that the international
contest is to take place. lie says he Is not going
To quit Until he wins. And Alderman Harlan.
who Is past master in the contests INTO "iich
Justice Harlan has flung himself like an ancient
gladiator Is hoping that victory VIII perch on
the brassic OF his father
Justice Harlan Is involved in an international
golf game. IL went to Canada with poor
idea Of golf although his son. Alderman Harlan,
IS A dcvotcc OF the game Justice Harlan could
not see any fun in hitting ball. chasing 1t
over the prairie and then trying to foozlc IL
so that 4, would plump into n little hole I'm the
ground. lie had nice quiet time at the hotel
gazing, nj the scenery. Then he met the golf
widows Now. these golf widows were the wives
OF men who had taken them to Lorne House
and had been nice as nice could be until
they fell under the spell Of golf. Then the nus
bands I'D. Their entire nature changed. Their
conversation changed. Their poor. neglected
wives could not understand why there should
be such a fuss because two strokes had TO be
sacrificed At Il bunker. They appealed To JUS
tce Harlan 10 issue an injunction restraining
their husbands from playing golf. The Judge
sympathizcd with them and determined to take
steps In the matter
or course. Justice Harlan had to learn the
facts In the case. so he strolled over to the
links day. He did not get to the hotel for
dinner until o'clock that evening. II is said
h" told the golf widows h. seeking for re-
liable Information on which injunction writ
could lie. He went the next day to the links
lie went again The golf widows became inter
estcd and followed him. They began to learn
the game and. with the Judge. forgot all about
the injunction.
Justice Harlan developed into an expert. At
least. that was what the Scotchman in charge
OF the links told him. Tho Judge met friends
and made friends. Then In n tit OF enthusiasm
he made up 4 match game with a prominent
Canadian jurst. The game IL TO BE- played in
few days. Those who have noted the fierce
enthusiasm OF Justice Harlan say II Will be n
game TO the finish And Alderman Harlan Is
hoping that the result Will prove that golf IS
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