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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-04-06
Haley-SeweII.

An important and happy event took
place in Layonia, Ga, on Wednesday
marriage, at tho residence Of tho BRIDES
mother, Mrs. Rebecca Sewcll, of Mr.. w.
3. Haley, prosperous young merchant
of Oakway, S. c., of tho firm cf J. j.
Haley & Co., and Miss Dolla Sewell, ono
of Goorgia's fair and lovely daughters.
Mr.. J. p. Reese, of Walhalla, Oconeo's
popular Auditor, was present to do
honors to tho occasion as "bost man."
The bridal party will reach Oakwsy this
(Thursday) morning whore they will be
served with an elegant and sumptuous
dinner by NJ. and Mrs. j. j. Haley. Wo
extend our warmest congratulations to
tho bride and groom in their now re-
latiOnB.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-04-06
A Courier Compositor Going North.

Mr.. Dresden A. Smith, Jr., has been
offered an important position in a largo
job printing offico in Washington, ID. G.
He has concluded to accept and will
leave for Washington tomorrow. Wo
regret exceedingly to give him up. He
is first-rate compositor and q young
man of steady, exemplary habits.
Dresden is a good boy and tho entire
COURIER forco join in wishing him tho
greatest success. We shall watch his
future course with interest and hopo to
hear the best reports from him.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-04-06
Perfect Health.

Keep the system in perfect or
der by the occasional use Of
TUFTS Liver Pills. They reg
ulate the bowels and produce
A Vigorous Body.
For sick headache, malaria, bill
iousness, constipation and kin
dred diseases, an absolute cure
TUFTS Liver PILLS
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-04-06
More Moonshine DistllIerles Destroyed.

In company with Deputy Collector N.
II. Rice, Deputy Marshals w. B. +. Cor
bin and j. 4. Mckinney destroyed a
large distillory on Monday in Pickens
county, and on Tuesday they made a
and destroyed largo distillery and cop.
turcd W. w. and Henry King. They
wore br ,ught before Commissioner j. w.
Sheloi iosday about O'Clock and COM
mittcd ~ Jail to await trial.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-04-06
List OF Letters.

The following is list of letters ro-
manning uncalle2 for in Walhalla post
office for tho month ending March 31st:
Lula Turner, Misses Delcoy Miller, Had
dio Thomas, Mary Brown, Mandy Brown,
Mosdames T. G. Miller. Linnio Thomson,
Gcogiana Ferguson, Maggie Calhoun,
Joaner Chapman, and w. b. Dilworth,
E: Day, Andy Lovinggood, NJ. l.. Swcczy,
Fill Wilson, Allen Moore, John Bateman,
G. e. Gambroll and j. o. Adams. Per-
sons calling for any of tho above lotters
will please say that they are advertised.
j. NJ. MERRICK, p. Nj,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-04-06
Painfully Burnoi by an Explosion.

stE s.
On last Saturday afternoon Mrs. Ma
linda Yarre. was painfully burned by an
explosion Of gun powder. She was put
ting some powder in the cobb of an ear
Of corn TO- bo given to = cow. The pith
had been burned out and tho ear dipped
In water to extinguish tho fire. A
charge of powder had been putin the
cobb and Mrs. Verner was tamping when
1t exploded. Her left hand and face
were badly burnod. 1t 10 thought that
the eyesight is not injured. A doctor
wounds were dressed. Her burns are
painful, but not dangerous. hrs. Ver-
ner i8 seventy-seven years old, and on
account of her advanced age her wounds
are moro serious. She is resting easy
this (rhursday) morning, and is improv-
ing. It is thought that tho burns are not
very deep, and she will soon be we'll
again,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-04-06
Lands Sold by the Master,

In tho cases mentioned below j. w.
Holleman, Master, sold real estate on
last Monday as follows:
G. w. Pitchford vs. John j. Smith, So
acres, bought by @. w. Pitohford for $4OO.
G. w. Gfgnilliat vs.. Ammo Pitts OF. al,
100 acres, bought by G. w. Gignilliat for
5000.
Julia r. Wenzel, as Executrix, vs.. Ger
man American Trust and Saving Bank
OF al, 064 acres, bought by r. Il. Jaynos
for S479
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-04-06
Samuel Wllbanks Pardoned.

On. Thursday, March 30th, Governor
Ellerbo pardoned Samuel Wilbanks, who
was convicted Of granddaughter at the
last July term of court, and gentenced
to three years on the ,hein gang, for
killing Henry Speed at Double Springs
church on Christmas eve in 1891 The
petition for his pardon was, numerously
signed by the citizons Of the county, in
oluding eight of the jurors who tried
tho oaso. Tho petition act forth that his
punishment had been sufficient and his
health was failing by reason Of exposure.
Mr.. Wilbants was released from GUS.
tody on Friday afternoon and Is now at
tho home of his father, Mr.. Geo. Will
banks. He was in Walhalla Tuesday and
met many friends who were pleased to
has suffered from confinement. hut II ia
hoped ho may soon recover his loss of
flesh and strength.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-04-06
Left for Washlngton.

Mr.. jeff d. Gresham, of West Union,
loft on Monday evening for Washington,
d. c., whore he goes to accept position
as conductor on an electric railway.
Fatty" ia prosperous follow and our
best wishes 80 with him.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-04-06

If the supreme court decides i'm favor
of tho trusts the decree will mean the
enforced pauporizatiOn of tho masses of
tho nation. The noxt war In this coun-
try ought to be for tho annihilatiOn of
trusts II tho courts are to afford no relief,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-04-06
Moved to Georqla.

Mr.. l.. N. Robins and family, of Whet-
stone, have recently moved to Rabun
county, Georgia. We are loath to give
up these good people as citizens of Oco-
nee. We wish him and his success and
prosperity in their new homo.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-04-06
Farmerss Alliance to Meat,

The next regular quarterly meeting of
tho Cconee County Farmers Alliance
will bo hold at Fairview Academy on
Friday, April 14th, at IL o'clock a. m.
JOHN T.. SMITH, President.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-04-06

CAN BE BOUGHT IN ANY STORE
and as cheaply in ono as another; but
there are goods that you cannot get
everywhere. This is the limo We want to
show. We have many dainty now things
for Spring that are new and beautiful In
Wash Goods, Silks and Woolens, and
our "Silver Star" Madras for Shirt
Waists at 1910. is unequaled. TIloy are
as pretty as silk. Send for samples.
Our now limo of Ladies' Shoes, just
in, Black and Tan Oxfords and Sandals.
and thoy have tho style and fit, you can
depend upon It.
Our Mems Furnishing Department was
nover bottor-Nockwear Hosiery, Col
lars and Cuffs, Shirts, whito and colorcd.
500 our now Silk Bosom Shirts at $1.OO.
You oan't match them.
Wo have FOIL stock of Mons Straw
Hats, all new shapes and up to date.
We have % "Nobby Hat" for only 50c.
Wo can and will sell you if you will
only look before you buy.
NJ. v. COLEMAN & CO.,
SENECA, S. c.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-04-06

and strengthens.
DIR. Miles,' Remedies
arc cold BY. hll drug
glsts under q positive
guarantee, arat bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
cases OF the heart and
neryeSf free. Address,
gn G1lLES IJEDJUh
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-04-06

bWAHE excsssiv0 use OF tobacco. especially
Z byyoung fnen Ia always injuflous and
undoubtedly ehortena life materially,
Mr. Ed. O, Eteeni compost tor on the Contra
Costa Nesos, Martinez. Cat, writes, ~ have
used Or. Niles Restorative ;Nervlne and re-
cetved much benefit fsoin 1t. I was troubled
With nervousness, dizzy spells and sleepless-
ness. caused by tho use OF tobacco and stin,-
ulants. took DR.. Miles Nervine with mar
velously good results. alJaying the dizziness,
quietins tho noryes, aad enabling me 10
sleep and rest. proving in my case a very
benofcial remedy" DR.. Miles Restorative
Nervinef fs especially adapted to restoring
tho nervous syntem to its normal condition
under such circumstances. 1t soot!ses, heals
The sun., 1899-09-17
CANOEING.
Annual Regatta of the New York Q. c.
BrookIyn,s Races Postponed.

Annual Regatta Of the New York Q. c.
Brooklyn's Races Postponed.
Well contested events In which the honors
were fairly divided marked tho annual fail
regatta Of the New York Canoe Club yesterday
afternoon of the clubhouse at Bonsonhurst
L. I. Tho spectators were numerous and
many handsomely gowned ladies lent an ad-
ditional charm to the sport OF Americas Oldest
canoeing organ Zation. Summary:
Sailing Record Event. SiX Miles triangular Course
Won by +. Q. Moore Canoe Pioneer; John O. Now.
bray, Canoe Kosata. second Louis II. May, Canoe
Padding. Half Mile with Turn. Decked Canoes
Won by Cha res Eastmond, Brooklyn @. C.. Canoe
Rather K. s. Stockwell. Kniekerbocker c. c., Canoe
c.. Canoe La La third Time. minutes 20 seconds.
Half. Mile Tandem Padding Race with Turn. Open
Canoes Won By !, r. Taylor and g. HARRISON,
New York G, G.. second. and John g. Mowbray and
Baron Fredericks; New York C. c. third. Time. 4
minutes % seconds.
Sailing Race, Man Overboard'-won by r. O..
Moore and IRON Fredericks Canoe Pioneer Louis
II. May and G. b. Sebert, Canoe Aziz second. Time.
Sailing Upset Race. Club Forms-won by Canoe
Azl, Louis II. May. CAPTAIN, wolsley Carmnlt J. r.
Taylor and q. q. Webb; Canoe Pioneer, r. 9,
W; H. Falos, second. Time !! minute. 20 seconds;
Masquerade TournAment-Won by Mowray and
Tredsricis. Now York c. G.; Taylor and stootwell
Knickerbocksr c. O.. second.
The regularly scheduled events of the Brook
cided yesterday of the clubhouse at Bay Ridge
were deferred for a week owing to the fact that
tho annual regatta OF the Naval Reserves was
on. The final arrangements for the dinner to
bers Of the club at the clubhouse, We're com
pleted yesterday and the event will take place
next Thursday night.
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BUSY DAY ON THE LINKS.
GOLFERS MAKE Q eooD RECORDS UNDER
EATORA1LR CONDITIONS.

A Big Field Of Starters in the Boste Handi-
cap at tMorristown--Nns nsuau Country Clubs
Team Defeats Oakland-staten Island
Scores = Victory Over North Jersey.
PrrTsFIELD. Sept. 1e.-The last days pro-
Eramme Of the Lenox Golf Clubs tournament
was played in glorious weather. The ssmi-
finals developed fne contest between O. 1.
Trevslli. OF the Wallaston Club. and George 1.
Cooke. Of the Point Judith Club. At the
fifteenth hole Trevslli was 2 up. but Cooke. by
brilliant work. won the next four and the match
by up. LaroQue. Of Shinnscock. who was
matched against rockingham. was taken i'll
at the sixth hole and had to leave the field. In
the FINALS FrothinRham played strong game.
and going out was up by halving tho seventh
hole. Coming In he won the cup by 3 up and
to play. Cooke was the runnsr-up in tho
Lenox Cup contest.
Following the match there was an approach
Ing and q putting contest for sweepstakes
Twenty-Five took part. and the match was won
BY r. d. Lapham OF Baltusrol In nine strokes
The conditions were approach forty yards over
tennis net and hole out with three balls. The
Lenox club this evening gave large dinner to
all the golfers. and the fourth annual golf tour
pament came to close with a novel and ex-
citing moonlight coon hunt in which forty
golfers took part One of the local hunters
with pack Of coon dogs led the chase.
The handicap against boKie at the Morris
County Golf Club course yesterday drew out a
large field OF competitors The winner, John
]. Blair. Jr. played In brilliant STYLE going out
in 40 and coming homo In 80. With the aid OF
his handicap he beat boyle by up. W. r.
Edwards broke even. all the others being
down TO boyle. The scores follows:
J. ]. BLAIR. Jr.- A1ainst
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NEWPORT. Sept. 1e-The Sloop Defender
arrived here early this morning from New
Rochelle and picked up her moorings back OF
the torpedo station. Mr.. William Butler Dun
caG, IT. came up on the yacht. She will re-
main hera and some day, next. week will race
with the cup defender Columbia of this port
1t will be the last contest between the two
boats before the CUP races.
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Mrs. G. Moore.DockinE's Soimitar Wins.
spscSsI Gable DsspsssA 10 rnn SUE.

LONDON, Sept. 16-The races for the Burton
Mid weight Handicap OF 200 sovereigns. for
thrse-year olds and upward. one mile and q
quarter. was run at the Lingneld Park meet
ing to-day. It was won by Mrs. G. Moore
Docking's Seimitar. ridden BY H Martin. D..
seymour's Squire Jack was second and Mr..
Colley's Palmlra. ridden BY Sloan. third. Eight
The sun., 1899-09-17

brown PAGER. and driven by his owner, James
+. Farrell, dropped dead after having been
dlstanced In the frst heat Of the race to wagons.
President Blaurock OF tho Hudson County
Driving Club. under whose auspices the meet
ing was held. wanted Constable to arrest the
owner OF the horse on o charge OF cruelty to
animals.
Tho best racing was Witnessed In the event
Tor road wagons, open only to amateurs. The
winner proved to be Bonnie Allerton, who was
defeated in the opening heat by Clarence A.
Tbs former led up to within ftty Yards OF the
however, Bonnie Allerton was steady and
managed to win out by a head each timo over
Clarence A, besides making the fastest time in
the second heat. which entitled her owner to
special prize. Kingwood. owned by President
Blaurock, was driven quarter In 20at
seconds. Summaries:
800 class. trottug and pacing; purse 500.
HAZEL, b. m. tWnkinsonJ.................
Little Star. b. IN. (O'Connor). ,..,....
RRos,,t%ss'tser, Rs,,s n Dr. {: h,Pp'nooto o.'....'.'Ss
WINFIELD L., Rr. g. Brown. )..................B DIR
MacKinley, Oh. 4. Parker). .."........."... DIR
Annie Wilton, blk. IN. (whitel .......:.....,s DIR
Time-2:27k. 2.2sh. 2:2TA.
Bonnie Alerton. b;m. FarrelD. ..............2 I
Clarence A, br. e. DnrAndoD. ........,.......,.1
Prince Albert. b, 9. (oolemenl. 9
Maggie Nelson, blk. m. tHornerl :..::......t
Time-228ts. 2:2bk. 2;2oH.
Pacing TO road wagons; amateur drivers.
Honest John. b. q. (Smith). h)....,.............-.1
Seth B. G. Coleman )........................2 2
LIE f. Dr." ii Fsrr.!l dis
Erca for All. pseng two in three heats purse $3.50
VIII Kerr br g. (Manee) 1
Nsttio Jefferson; ca. m: Iippinco,b. .........."a =
Time -2;2bA 2:lsh.
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The Fight at Consy Island Tomorrow.

The temperance OF Frank Craig. the "Har-
lem Coffee Cooler" against Tommy Ryan. at
Coney Island to- morrow night. is being widely
discussed by the sports. Since he went to Eng
land. about five years ago. the Cooler" has
improved wonderfully In form, and his VIC
Driscol and Frank Slavin have stamped him
as hard man to conquer. Craig and Ryan
There will be one preliminary bout OF twelve
rounds.
The sun., 1899-09-17

GLEN Cow. Sept. 10 An unusually large
numher OF golfers went around the course OF
the Nassau Country Club to-day, but many
in fine shape. is conceded to be the equal OF
any in the country, That II is difficult is svi-
team went down before the home players this
afternoon. the visitors winning only two holes
against twenty-five for the Nassau tsAm.
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RESULTS ON OTHER TRACKS.


CHICAGO. Sept. l6.-Jockey Beauchamp was
to-day ruled of by Judge Rees. of the Haw-
jockey to suffer the extreme penalty for turf
crimes at Chicago tracks this year, A two
weeks meeting at Hawthorne closed to-day,
L Corrigan having won seven races out OF
twelve starts during this time. The card Was
The sun., 1899-09-17

NEWPORT. Sept. 18.-The regular weekly
by the club was held on the Newport links
to-day. The winners In the two classes were:
Class AT. o. Beaeh--dross. s1; handicap. .:
net 81.
Cias. B-oGdsn Mills. Jr.-aross. 1oA, handicap.
40; net. "a.
Quite q number OF golfers took part In the
Club links yesterday. but the playing was not
UP to the mark. Only ten complete scores
we're handed ~. the others Withdrawing on
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attractive and the sport good to-day. Fiv,
favoriteR won. Summaries:

attractive and the sport good to-day. Five
favoriteR won. Summaries:
First Raoe-ope mile-Dr. Nembuls, 1ot IT.
Burns) TO q won: Great Bend, lOo (vitltoe)4 TO l.
second Rsmlet, ea CMitchslD, 100 TO I. third.
Time. 1:1oh.
CYititoe) TO 8. voni atlyer FiEz, 1O4 CMathsws)
to l, second, Sam Phillips. 1oT IT. Burnsl. to I.
Third Rsce-slx aud one-hslf furiongs- George,
1o2 ct. Burns), TO 8, won: flemora, 40 (Knight,
IL to o. seconds Bertha Nell. 1os tMitoheiD, to 8,
third. Time, 1tleh
Fourth Race-Stespl splechsss-shor courso--vanity,
14b T, Doane) y to 10, won; Bslamy, 18o Cr Green)
70 /. second; Gypceyer las Huestou. to i.third.
Time, .l2M.
maker, 1ot CT. BurnS 8 to l, won; King Bermuda.
los Vititoel, 8 TO 8. second; Crosus los Hamil'
tom, o to I, third. Time. 2O8A.
Sixth Race--Ons miie--SerrAno. lot Cvittoe). Q 10
8. won; Alleviate. 1oS Cooley TO ]. second The
1904
The sun., 1899-09-17


BUFFALO, Sept. 10 Advance Guards easy
victory to. day proved him 70 be tho best Of the
First Race Three quarters OF mils-Juanetta. as
tCastro), to l. won Athy. 100 Cunningham to I.
second: HapsburG. w tHcQuaaeI, to 1, third.
Time, i:14N
Second Race--Five. eghths Of . mile--vohicsr, 1o7
twapshre to I. won; statira, 1o2 sonRsr), to q.
second Alfred vargrays los. Ryan. 10 to 1. third.
Time. 1t01A.
Third Race-ons and one-sixtsenth milss-vireie
@, Io1 Cunningham Q 70 !, , Mon Free L. Lance q II ile
TIM. s TO /, third. Time. 1.47.
Fourth Race-Five and half furlonGs-Advanoe
Guard. 113 (H. Leuis). 8 to 8, won; Dissplute 11B
(Cnnninrham), TO l. second; Lamp Globe. l1s
(FliDt. Z to 2, third. Time 1903.
Fifth Race-onc and one.eishth miles-Biliy
House, 100 tMeQusdel, 10 to 1, won; Acrobat lot
tPstton), <to I. second; Wtndward, W (W. Shaw,
to I. third. Time, 1855.
sixth Race-Thrse. quarters Of . mile-The Light.
loS (W. shaw Q to l. won, Brulere, lo7 (5onRer, .
to l. second, Looram. 1o7 Forshsnd). 70 8. third.
Seventh Raoe-short course-Fred Perkins, 177
Cw. Johnson), to 1. won La Colons. 122 (Ellisonl
Ito second; DR.. Coop. 14o crocker,, 70 l. third.
Time, 500.
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While the Oakland men were handicapped By
the home team also missed several of their
crack PLAYERS. II. l.. Pratt. who defeated Rob-
ansSr Sas 81 ne: ne
Nassau team played steady and consistent
golf. defeating their men with only one ox-
cepton. The score follows:
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Total
The regular Saturday competition for the
Adams CUP broueht forth the following carda

PATERSON. Sept. .16.-Fifteen mon from
Staten Island played . close match with tho
North Jersey Country Club on the local links
this afternoon. and gained q victory. This
makes the teams tie on the ssas9n's play.
The sun., 1899-09-17

Enticlng Offers for Frank Erne's Services
Now that Frank Erno has decided to fight again.
efforts being made by the various match. max ers
to get his services first Jack Dougherty. on behalf
OF Jack o. Brien who is to clash with Tim Kearns
the Broadway A. q. Sept. 30 says that Billy Brady
Is willing to nvea Guaranteed purse OF $4,000 and
so per cent. OF the gate receipts II Erue meets
O'Brieu at Coney Island during the nrst week in
November. Billy Gray for the wes'ohester 4, G. 10
ready to hang up the fame inducement, o brien
says he 10 prepared to meet Frne weeks after
meets Kearns, whether he wins or loses.
The sun., 1899-09-17

urday Of excellent golf on tho links OF the
Weeburn Golf Club at Noroton. The princ-
pal attraction was a thirty-six hole handicap
lor. There were two glasses, one for those
who had won prize during the season. and
offered to the winners in each. The results
The sun., 1899-09-17

began at the fairAed County % Goii Glab d'y%e yes.
terday afternoon, when eight coupler qualified.
The nnals were played this afternoon when j.
NJ: Mason and his sister. Miss Mason, were
pitted again st the Misses Rowland. The latter
won by up.
ARDsLEY Sept. 16-There were a number OF
contests decided on the Ardsey. Club links to-
day. and big crowd Of spectators was ON
hand; Two prizes were offered in the bogie;
handicap. the result being as follows:
Glass A-Hancock Grimm, down; Sidney McEl-
roy, down; F. Chryste, down; L. b. Churchill.
down; R Churuhill. q down. j. W. Jaffray
down. halbrook Curtis, down: Thomas W. Styles,
down; Willis Chryste. down; F. F. Jaffroy. 10
Glass B-C. W. Clark. s down; E. arifhn. 10
down; J. F. Plummer. 10 down; q. +. MeAlpin. IL
down.
In the woman's putting contest the scores
wore:
Miss c, L. Clarkson, ~; Miss B. Perry. AZ: Mrs A.
Ethel Gould. a.; Miss G.. Fraser. as; Misc @. viii
Hanson, 30.
In the 1nal round for the Edwin Gould cup
Fred; l. Eldridge beat Howard Page by up
The Woman's Fall Handicap tournament
at Ardsley will begin on Monday. There are
twenty nine entries.
PLAINFIELD. Sept; 16,-The golf team from
noon with the team from the Hillside Tennis
and Colt Club on the grounds OF the latter and
the former were handily defeated by q score OF
~ to IL. The home team has not had a game
this season and to-day they played exception
ally strong. Two mem bers OF the visiting team
OF the home team made good records. Tho
scores:
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A golf ball sweepstakes handicap was played
at the links OF the Marine and Field Club yes
terday. There were seventeen competitors
and fourteen returned cards The winner was
Z. r. La Rue. who beat Percy Mallett and s. r.
SAarer hy ono etroks Rumm
The sun., 1899-09-17

WRtkin Breaks a Running Record.
SsseisI Gable DsspatsA to TEE syu.
LONDON. Sept. 16.-At Rochdale to-day Wat
kin ran IL miles 1886 yards in one hour.
The sun., 1899-09-17
PRIZE WINNERS.

Yesterday an interesting team match was
played between the men and women Of Wee:
County Golf Club. The Weeburn men won by
33 to and the women by 10 TO l. The scores:
The sun., 1899-09-17

Tho scorss In a novice tournament were:
Vanderpool. IS: ]. C. Gleehill, IS; II. r. Chit
tick. 10; A. c. Vanderpool. 81.
There was exc client playing done in the
annual scratch competition for the. George
Hunter gold medal, over tho eighteen hole
course Of the Richmond County Country Club
yesterday, The winner MaspJames PARK. who
beat A. h Paterson and L b. Stoddart by one
stroke only The summary:
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ufTV QInR


Another event OF interest was the scratch
play for a silver cup offered by Josiah Browne,
the ono making the lowest score to keep the
and nne scores were recorded. W. l., Glenney
surprised all by making 19. although he has
covered the eighteen holes in IT, The score:
W. l.. Glenney. 10; r. o. ReinhArt a.: Willard
wadsworth. 81; F. O. Talmadge. SO: W. T. Kaufman,
20; J. W. Baker. 90; H. R. Stockton, o.: h. ".
George Ryder. lo7; L. N. vanburen. ia; f j.
Waring. $50.
PLAIEFIELp. Sept. 18.-There was continu-
atou of play for the Mrs. @. W. McCutehen Cup
the feature was the appearance of Charles A.
Reed. President Of the New Jersey Senate. who
second honors In the contest. W. Della r. An
derson stilL leads for tho cup. The seoraa;
The sun., 1899-09-17
Harness Horses Finish At Baltimore.

BALEIMqEE. Sept 1e.-The getaway day
sport The race for colts was for purse
tacitly understood among owners OF horses.
In the race. StTychnino, the iayorite. had no
trouble after the arSt heat. Jim Grow had
somewhat OF fight for honors In the 2 10 trot.
Summaries:
Trotting; colts; three years or under.
Strychnne, blk. IN. by CeciliAn LeRry),..2
Gold Bur ch. f. by BurSar Damesl. . 2
Lloyd. b. z. nottingham. am)...,.,".,,......,.3 8
Nellie S. b. m. VOungl ..,........,....... dis.
TlmS-2:s1N. 2:07IS. 2:s7H. 2;seSl.
2I9 class. trottingi purse $500.
Jim Crow blk. g.. by Abbotsford
Doierman, Dr. e. tHunt,. .........,..... / / q &
Archie W, b. g. C6ilbert). ............... 4 ,
Irene, br. m. lAtklnIon). ..............,, 2 1
Bird Eye, ch. .. (Smith).....,......... 3 7 4
Nesty Wood, b. III. FAhrnOy)......... y \ 1 E
Jean Lee. b. m. CTucksr). ...........!.1o o o 7
Green Wilson, br 9. Roach ),,........ RlO bdis
6trnRer b. z. CBAker). r)......,.,....... q 8dis
Bennie Medium, blk m. Bramblo).,, 7 7Iodis
Troth b, tDAvieHl. IL IL die
fime-2;2oK. a:isN. a;i7N. a;isa.
Distancod and Thsn Drops Dead.
Considerable excitement prevailed at the
Gutenberg track yesterday whom J. E. f.. .