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New-York tribune., 1899-12-03
'Bye holes not played.

Meanwhile Kimbali and Menzies had peen naVl,is
a hot match In the same round. The latter VINO
began rather confidently, found the game not all
beer and skittles, for at the ninth hole the score
was even. Not only did Kimball hold his own on
the homeward trip, where so many victories are
won and lost. but at the sixteenth hole ne was
up Facing tho next-a crucial point-MenZ'es uio'e
into the bunker and, though he played back with
a nibllck he made an error OF judgment on the
next stroke that practically settled the match IN
stead of taking an iron and making sure OF getting
over he tried the more audacious plan OF using @ q
brassey with the result that the BAH struck the
bunker with a resounding thud and dropped DaCh. a
He nddled away several more strokes In seitins in
out and Kimball, who meanwhile had reacheu tne
green holed out in to his opponents o. ana won
E. Q I'm nd | [ nlaY. The cards:
New-York tribune., 1899-12-03
FrTzSIMM0Ns AND JULIAN FIGHT.
THE EXCLAMATION AND HIS MANAGER HAVE A
FAILING OUT AT CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec. 1.-The News" says that Bob"
Fitzsmmons and his manager. Martin Julian. have
parted company. This resulted after bitter quar-
rel in the puglllsts at the Sherman House
last night, In which fists were freely swung and a
revolver displayed.
Fitzsimmons left here for New-York City to-
day vowng he done with Julian for good The
disagreement comes after series OF misunder-
standings.
According to the stories of both men the quar-
rel grew out Of Fitzsimmonss inability TO obtain
box at the Lyric Theatre during crowded period.
Julian IS interested In the Lyric. The pugilist, II
Is said, made certain remarks OF an uncompn-
mentary nature concerning the Lyric, and Julian
took him task for II. After little talk, Julian
on his managers eye. skinnng 1t and raising a
slight bump.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-03
RARRY DEFEATS PILLsBURY.

During his visit In Boston H. n. Piilsbury' the
United States champion engaged In game win
the local player John +. Barry. a member OF the
American cable team, for a purse oHered Dy tne
Roston Chess Club. Barry won the toss and opened
the game with the Spanish attack Plsoury soon
cot into difficulties He then gave up the exchange
ior the purpose Of establishing strong position
barry played carefully. and finally announced a
mate in thirteen moves after the thlrty-nrst move
90 his adversary The score OF the game.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-03

rutherford. ~ j., Dec (SpeclaD.-The cham
pionship shoot for the Republic Cup and 500 a
SIDE between j. A. X. Elliott, of Kansas City, and
aaron Doty' OF paterson. drew crowd OF sports
men to the grounds OF the Lyndhurst Shooting As
ISOLATION to-day Each man shot nj ma hunarad
DIGS me birds We're lively lot and the con-
Doty appeared to have trouble with his run and
Iell TAR behind his average as a pigeon shot. The
New-York tribune., 1899-12-03
sBye holes not played.

In keeping with the other surprises of the day
was Boyd's defeat OF Lynch In the consolatlon
finals. 70 win from champion and then fall down
before practically unknown player Illustrates tne
Yet Lynch. who had proved so strong against
Hartman In the forenoon, was an easy marx lot
Rovd when the two met later in the day. Boyd
won by s UP and 4 to play, as the following cards
New-York tribune., 1899-12-03

This left Douglas and Kmba as H the nd n1 S0nb SUi
Tor the consolation cup. IL was rather tame
ending Douglas had things all his own way way nrn sna
won practically at will He was up az tne turn,
having done a AZ to his opponents 40 hl1nDai a
cot the tenth but Douglas made runaway OF the
next three holes and won the cup by a score Oh
& IN end & 70 play. Here are the cards:
New-York tribune., 1899-12-03

2: Jackson 1: Wade Goals from touGhdowns-lSs ls,
son Missed goals from touchdov ns-Bettison, wort
man. Referee-Dfgar Wrightineton, Harvar9 Umpe
r. u Wrenn Harvard Timekeeper-B. Waters. Har
yard iJnesmen-John c. Bell University OF Pennsyl-
yanis and J. HaIowe Harvard. Time OF halves
Thlrty-n Ave minutes.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-03
sEwANEB DEFEATS NORTH CAROLINA

Atlanta Ga Dec. 2.-In hard fought game TINS
afternoon the eleven from sewanee University de-
feated the University OF North Carolina foo.oav
team by a score of 10 O. The game was one OF
the snappiest ever seen here, the playing at times
being desperate. To-day's game placed the S9utn-
sewanee, Neither side crossed the others goal
line Sewanees five points were made by place
nick from the field on Umpire Taylor's decision
nenalizng North Carolina for foul tackle.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-03
JARVIS WINS AT GARDEN CITY

Garden City. Long Island, Dec. 2-The hrst an
nual tournament OF the Midland Golf Club. OF Gar
den City was held to-day over the picturesque nine
hois course at Garden City and furnished soma
New-York tribune., 1899-12-03
AT THE FOX HILLS LINKS.

Al the Fox Hills links yesterday the final round
for the championship OF Staten Island. carrying
with 1t the medal presented by Colonel J. r.
Branch. was postponed until to-day, when Louis
Livingston, Jr. win meet J. A. Janin, jr.. at thirty
six holes Though there were n number OF informal
matches the only competition scheduled was a
foursome, in which two teams returned cards as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1899-12-03
REPUBLIO cur GOES TO KANSAS cLrl

Trinity Schools Cross Country Club will hold a
run this week from Edgewater. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-03
.BYe holes not PLAYED.

While these matches in progress there was
pleasant diversion In the shape OF an open handl-
CAP at medal play, In which eighty-two players
were entered 1t resulted in four men teing for
first place at sO-Douglas. Watson, Winston ana
Brokaw The tie Is 10 be played Off Tomorrow.
The summary follows;
xN,atay douglas Fairfield.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-03

Harrman's defeat In The consoIatlOh Iourn]anIuTIs ]
was a noteworthy incident OF the day thougn
Hartman has given evidence all the week OF being
badly out OF form. and his downfall was not 80
record OF halved holes on the outward journey.
Hartman won the first Lynch the thirqf fgLtH ny,
ard ninth and the others were divided. rms leit
Tvnch . M at the turn, and, though Hartman
lied the score on the fifteenth the other man LOOK
the last two holes. and With them the match i'e'e
he rlc
New-York tribune., 1899-12-03

The Trinity School Athletic Association will hold
Its monthly Indoor games on December IL.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-03
CLASS HANDICAP AT ARDsLEy

In the weekly handicap at Ardsley yesterday
Gilbert Colgate won the Glass prize while L. NJ.
Geer was first in Glass b. The scores:
New-York tribune., 1899-12-03
INTERSCHOLASTIC NOTES.

As the majority OF football players who will be
graduated from the local schools in 1900 will enter
Columbia College. the Columbia scrub team should
be materially strengthened by capable piayers
next year.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-03
~ FREDERICK SODDY,
President oxford University Chess Club.
T. u Broughton, IT,. Brooklyn, n. Y.

No. 6 Benet-st., Cambridge
November IS, 1899.
Dear Sir: 1t is with very great pleasure that We on
ent The Challenge of the American universities
which courteously communicated 10 0,oush us of
Xnril viii admirably suit oxford and ourselves, ana
Zre wouId suggest that the match be played on the
2Oth and 21st Of that month. .. 30 tool,
we anticipate as peasurable contest as TOOK
Mace last year and are convinced that whether OF
no we retain the Rice Trophy the result cannot
fou TO promote between the two nations thas
friendly relationship which every right MINCED
En@isRman and American desires TO see: FRA
I'm I'm ail,, - NV, vours c. e. TATTERSAl-L.
''i"'''' II. G. SOFTLAW.
T. u Broughton jr, Brooklyn, N. y.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-03

Thorpe Of Cambridge. who was runner-uP, P,ses s4
whioham I'm the amateur championship IN loso'
and who ia regarded as OF the best OF the B0s-
ron golfers was beaten in the other hair OF the
consolation sem-fnals by BOYD, or MNWauheo "
4 nm he cards:
New-York tribune., 1899-12-03
CHESS.
ACCEPTANCE BY OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE
OF THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES
CHALLENGE.

oxford and Cambridge have forwarded the fol-
lowing letters accepting the challenge OF the Amer
lean universities for another cable chess match. to
this city:
November 15 1893.
Dear Sir In answer to your letter OF Octoper Octo9pp
ao conveying the challenge from the universities
OF C'oumbia Harvard and Princeton to Oxford
and Cambridge universities for second cable shess
match I desire on behalf of the University OF Ox-
ford to accept the challenge l understand cam
bridge is also accepting. - -, .,.-
With regard to the draft conditions or the rules
REGULATING the contest a copy OF which you for-
warded we have proposed several amendments
70 tbern and have forwarded the same TO j. IL.
Cone esq. of the British Chess Club, who repre-
sents both oxford and Cambridge In TINS matter
and who will forward in due time our joint amend
Ihe"ts' Aoui' FREDERICK SODDY,
praetAao+ Oyford University Chess CluD.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-03

Jackson kicked of from the twenty five yard line
and Wade punted back orsde play by West Point
gave the mijdies the ball their foes sixteen
yard line. and the sailors started in redhot for a
touchdown. Then offside play gave tho
sailormen another Ave yards Of Army territory and
the ball was the eight yard line The Navy
set a sort OF squadron Of evolution in motion but
tumble and two vain rusbes against the solid
Army corps lost ths bali and Anna apoliss cohorts
Mesa free press., 1899-10-27


The much talked of change of sched
ule on the Southern Ptciiic will take
effect on Sunday uext. The south
bound M q P. train will leave the city
at 1880 p. m., city time. Returning it
will arrive at 7 a. M. city time. Pas
sengers leaving the city at 7;3o P N.
will arrive in Los Angeles the next day
at noon-a seventeen hour ride ard ac
ross the desert at night. The change is
hailed with pleasure by those who
traverse the line between Los Angeles
and Phoenix. Passengers leave Los
Angeles at 2 p. M, arriving here at Z
a. M Enterprise
Mesa free press., 1899-10-27
ARIZONA BANKS.

The abstract IF the condition of the
five national bauks of Arizona at the
close of business on September Z, as
reported to the comptroller Of the
currency, shows the average reserve
to have been 1886 per cent against
37.37 per cent on June 20, loans and
discounts increase from 81 ,228, $50 to
81, 1859, 945; stocks and securities, from
5000 to $l49.863; due from ma
tional banks not reserve agents, de-
crease from 1886, ,432 to 1892 1876;
due from state banks and bankers,
from 1888, to $4,000; due from
approved reserve agents, increase from
$49O, 974 to $515, 1859; gold ccin, de-
crease from 1922, $40 to $198,540,
total specie, from $238,246 to $2l3.-
437; lawful money reserve, from
1901 ,l66 to $27l.943; due to other
national banks. increase from So, 2O9
to $2,377; dee 70 state banks and
bankers. decrease from $33, ,537 to
$32,433; individual deposits from
$2,153,O25 TO $z,O72,9O1
Mesa free press., 1899-10-27
THE NACO TROUBLE.

Peace again reigns on the border
line, and what promised to lead to
more bIoodshed has euned in a psace-
FIJI settlement, says the Biseee Orb of
the 24th It was feared last night that
the cowboys would make an attempt TO
rescue Rhodes and Marts, but this was
made unnecessary, as after a confer
ence of several hours it was decided to
release Rhodes anb give Marts trial
at Naco this morning. Marts could
haze been released on bond last night
but decided to stand trial this morning,
as no evidence could b. ptodnced
against him It is the sincere wish of
all that this will end the trouble
between the cowboys and the guards,
as it not only caused blooashed ho5
innocent parties are made to suffer.
Mesa free press., 1899-10-27
NEED GUARDIANS.

The nickel-in-the-sl slot machines
have received their share of publi' at
tention of late and it is now in order
to discuss gnother question that seems
to be of vitel and growing interest.
The cry has been raised for the pro-
lection of the young from influences
that lead to gambling. Something
should be done in behalf of the har-
dened old sinners that daily waste
their substance at the fascinating game
of policy. 1t is too bad, of course, to
see good men imposed upon, but moth
ing can be done except they are
brought into the probate court and
guardians are appointed to thiuk and
act for them. Last night two well
known Wall street plungers, one of
whom is the head of family, and
neither of whom is less than ffty
years Old, joined issues IN a specula-
tion, the magnitude of which makes e
mention of it real news item. The
single man put up 3 cents and the
married man putup 2 cents, and they
bought a 5-cent policy ticket good
for $40 if it won. They were en-
gagged in calculating what proportion
of the purse each would receive when
the drawing took place and they
found they had not named a single
nun Der. What is still more humlli-
atiug is the rumor that one of them,
laboring under a temporary fit of
piety (or impiety), joined the church a
few pays ago, which makes him guilty
uow of moral degradation as well as
criminal extravaganza Republican.
Mesa free press., 1899-10-27

against the spine. The expert stated
further that he had learned by long
experience that it is possible for the
operator himself to be deceiyed by Tie
X-ray machine.
These disclosures as to the ease with
which the records Of the X-ray mac
hine may be falsifed will soon prove
valuable to the defence in damage
suits for malpractice, personal injuries.
etc. Hitherto the shadowgraph has
been regarded as proof conclusive of
the nature aud extent of injuries.
Hereafter the defence will prove thu
ease with which the X-ray machine
may be made to lie, and upou the at
torneys for the plaintiff will fall the
burden Of showing the integrity and
reliability of the operator. 1t will be
necessary to show also that he is a
skilled electrician and possessed OF
fair knowledge Of anatomy. Osher
wise he may have deceived himself,
however honest aud reliable he might
be. When X-ray testimony is intro
duced hereafter it will be necessary to
re-enforce it very strongly. or the cp-
posing counsel will build up mountains
of doubt as o its accuracy.-Mnnaa
polls Times
Mesa free press., 1899-10-27
THE Elk RAY A FALSE WIT
NESS.

Like it's forerunner, the ordinary
Photographic camera. the X-tay ma
chine can be made to tell the most
outrageous falsohoops. That veneer
able deception, the so-called spirit
photograph, can be discounted by the
shadowgraph, and with no great ef :
fort or remarkable ingenuity on the
operators part, either
A Chicago electrical specialist has
been making some interesting expert
ments at the suggestion of the attor
neys of the Chicago City Railway
Company and others and the results
are somewhat startling. They tend
to show that shade ygraphs may need
a great deal of corroboration when
introduced as evidence in a damage
suit.
One of the lawyers exposed his
hand before the machine with the
muscles relaxed, fingers extended, and
he member generally in normal posi-
ton. The shadowgraph showed the
bones to be in pcrftct condition. The
attorney then made q second exposure
of the same hand, cramping the first
joints of the fingers slightly. The ends
Of the fingers appeared to have been
crushed and the bones were appar-
>eutly of unnatura! size
In another experiment the operator
showed th,t it is possible to ar angn
an object on The outside Of body
and make it ap Jear to be lodged
within Thus bullet placed in the
dIo'hing on the back of the body was
shown in the shadowgraph as yes in::
Mesa free press., 1899-10-27

The Santa E5route California Linn
tied will be resumed for the season of
1890 1900 on Nov ember 7. There
will bo four trains each way week,
instead OF three trains as heretofore.
The Limited will leave Chicago every
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Saturday at pm, running o, about
the same schedule as last, passing Ash
Fork about midnight of Fridays, Sat
urdays, Sundays and tuesdays, reach
ing Los Angeles at | so pm. Tie east
bound Limited will leave Los Angeles
on the same day that the wes7bound
leaves Chicago, but the exact leaving
time has not yet been definitely fixed,
but will be ann ,unced soon. This
train will carry nothing but ullmau
palace cars of the latest make rad style
and will be the most completely equip
ped and up-to date trains con mental
train in America. The S. F. 2. u P.
people are enleavoring to have
arrangements ma6e so that the east
bound Limited will make elise con-
nections at Ash Fork to accom-, IN odate
the Phoenix people.
Mesa free press., 1899-10-27

The first irrigation under the Arl
IONA canal occurred in 1885. The
decision handed down by Judge Klb-
hey adiudicated rights for the year
1884, aggrcgating S2,640 acres. On
the basis of the duty of Yates a.
sumed Ly the court-lOO acres per
second foot--it will require for the
satisfaction Of these rights 826 cubic
feet per second. If the rights as ad =
Indicated were all claimed, it would
give to the Grand Canal water for
As l-2 quarter sections cf land, Mesa
canal 62, Utah canal 80, San Fran~
cisco or Wormser %, Tempe So,
Maricopa 1913 |. 2, ard Salt River
Valley canal water for ll9 l-2 quar-
ter sections of land prior to ary wator
being used, fron the Arizona ca'a!
Ter irrigation. Gazette.
Mesa free press., 1899-10-27

General Joubart is nominal COM
mander-in chief of the soldiers Of the
South African repuclic, but it has been
decided that Ccmmandant Cronie shall
be in cl arge of the armies in the field.
The commandant has plenty of exper-
ience and is Il good soldier. It was he
who led the Beers III their encounter
with d.. Jameson's Glibusters, in 1896.
The English had cannons, but Cronje's S
400 soldiers we're without any guns
and fought with rifles The usual Boer
way was followed. The nhemen took
deliberate aim and killed Their Eng
lishmen cne by one he state artillery
arrived when the fighting was owe.
jameson was forced to make an un-
conditional surrender to Oronje at
Do nkop. Commandant Oronja also
fought in the battle Of Laing's Neck
liz 1881 when the British were routed.
lie is typical Boer brave, fearless,
a good soldier, and confident that the
South African republic, with justice
on it's side, is favored by God in its
battles with the British, Chicago
Tribune
Mesa free press., 1899-10-27

''Always stand up for your town
and talk for it, if you can't do any
thing else. One pessimist can do more
harm with his mouth than q half dozen
live men can overcome with their work
sud Whenever you get to the point
where you CANE talk about the p!acs
you live in Without running it down,
you may know tll4t the time has come
"i,tn it will be better for you, aud
vastly better for you to move on
Mesa free press., 1899-10-27

Canals are common carriers, and as
such have no ownership of the water
carried. The fluid belongs to the
farmer who uses it on his land. This
being true, there can be no water
right that is a merchantabie article.
The water right is part ard parcel
of the land, from which it cannot be
divorced except by abandonment
Enterprise.
Mesa free press., 1899-10-27

The spltndil tribute paid to the
Salt River valley by Ex Goverlo,
McCord in the speech he made at the
recent ini ,ation congress, ard the
wide publicity given it by the eastern
Lress will do more to attract people
to Phoenix and the beautiful valley
in which it is situated than all the
cheap literature the Phoenix Board of
Trade will send out in yoar.-Sen-
tinel.
Mesa free press., 1899-10-27

Where party relocates an aband-
oned claim the fixtures and improve
mcnts, not removed by the original
locator, becomes the property of the
new tenant, to whom the law gives
exclusive possession Of the ground and
The former locator, having forfeited his
right, has no business upon the prem
ises and therefore can remove nothing
from it. All decisions in similar cases
have been rendered in his direction
Mesa free press., 1899-10-27
TELL YOUR SISTER

A Beautiful Complexion is an impossi-
bility without good pure blood, the soft
that only exists in connection with good
digestion, a healthy liver and bowels.
Karl's Glover Root Tea acts directly on
the bowels liver and kidneys keeping
them in perfect heath. Price 25 ctss
aad 80 cts, For sale by l.. Barnett
Druggist.
Mesa free press., 1899-10-27

Delegate Wilson left Saturday
FOR Apache and other portions Of the
territory, where he will look into the
water storage and irrigation problems
He proposes TO personally look into
the needs of different localities in this
water storage matter, SO that he can
act with thorough understanding Of
the subject when he getssso Washing
~
ton. Our delegate is strongly in favor
Of statehood ard government in re-
claiming the arid lands
Mesa free press., 1899-10-27

Prospective purchasers Of pianos
cannot make mistake if they choose
Chickering, Behr Bros, Kransch y
Bach, Mason q Hamlin piano, for
these are the standard high grade in
struments Of the world. Who ever
heard of any of these proving defec-
tive even after 20 years of constant
use. A. REDEw1LL, Agent, Phoenix.
Mesa free press., 1899-10-27
An old subscriber writes TO 6n7

An old subscriber writes TO find
cut If tllrre are any Populists IN this
vicinity. We guess not. Gene ra'
prosperity has atout changed ai f
them. Even cur old friead Judge
Woy, formerly a leader in Pop. .
circles is said to be wevoring in tie
faith. and by the time he las that
Gna new brick building coapl ted W Ii
30 doubt have changed entirely.
al! things come right IN tine, and all
things come to him Who waits
Mesa free press., 1899-10-27

Judge Doan is a worker and has
held many night sessions during the
present term of the district court.
Court terms are expensive and the
people appreciate the energy of Judge
Doan in trying to push the business
before him to a speedy conclusion. =
Bulletin.
Mesa free press., 1899-10-27
ON EVERY BOTTLE

OF Shiloh's Consumption Cure is thi
guarantee: 'All we ask of you Is to usea
two thirds of the contents of this bottle
faithfully, then if you can say you are
not benefited return the bottle to your
Druggist and he may refund the price
paid" Price % cts, so cts. and 500.
For sale by ]. II. Barnett, Druggist.
Mesa free press., 1899-10-27

General j. F. Wilson, our delegate
to congress, says of the mesquite ques-
tion that he will endeavor this winter
TO secure the passage Of bill that
will be clear and comprehensive and
that will forever settle the status Of
mesquite, which is fit only for wood.
Mesa free press., 1899-10-27
Where are the calamity howlersll

Where are the ''calamity howlersl
now9
You assume no risk when you buy
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. J. w. Baily. Druggist
will refund your money if you are not
satisfied after using it. It is everywhere
admitted to be the most successful
remedy in use for bowel complaints and
the only one that never fails. It is
pleasant, safe and reliable. a43m
Mesa free press., 1899-10-27
MESA FREE PRESS
A. P. SHEWMA AN, PUBLISHER.

gB No person is authorized to contract bills
on account of this psper except on written
order of the Publisher.
Advertising rates made known on application
sg~ Subscription, $3.50 per year.
Mesa free press., 1899-10-27

President Mckinley today issued
his Thanksgiving proclamation, desig
mating Thursday, November 3Oth, as
the day of general thanksgiving.
Mesa free press., 1899-10-27

The argument in the water suit
cases was finished Wednesday in the
District Court. Decision was re-
served by Judge Street,
Mesa free press., 1899-10-27
WoRkING NIGHT AND DAY,

WORkING NIGHT AND DAY,
The busiest and mightiest little thing
that ever was made is DIR. Kings New
Lie Pills. Every pill is sugar-coated
globule of health, that changes weak
ness into strength, lisilessness into
energy brain-tag into mental power
They're wonderful in building up the
nealth. Only 25c. per bcx. Sold BY
J III Barnett. 2 :
Mesa free press., 1899-10-27

Mesa and surrounding country is
having y small boom.