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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-09-12
THE ALLIANCE AND POLITICS.

ana sentenced 10 QLG6en years IN the
penitentiary.
TaE ALLIANCE AND POLITICS.
The Farmers Alliance is not out of
politics in the sense that it is to for
sake the study OF questions affecting
the welfare Of country, but it is
out of politics in a partisan sense and
SO far as were scramble for Office is
concerned But it will not forget it's
purpose Ito labor for The education Of
the masses in the science Of economical
government in q strictly 9 partisan
spirit" Ii will help to make better
members OF all parties. In the Ali
snce members OF all political parties
ges together, lay aside prejudice and
seek 8f5er the truth. One OF the great
purposes OF tue Order is 60 educate the
people and TeulOve ignorance8 end pTeju
dice, for, shut our eyes to the fact as
We may, the stubborn truth remains
that the two giant evils of the country
the twin monster which mere than
all other evils combined threaten the
best interests of the country, politi.
calIy-ere Ignorance and Prejudice.
These are the twin evils which are at
the foundation of all political rotten
ness, the two lions which stand in the
path of higher citizenship and purer
politics. Against these evils the ALI
ance and all good citizens must wage
unceasing war.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-09-12

Melville Parker, the negro convict
charged with outraging en- eight year
old white girl near Durham, was con
victed Saturday e sh) of attempted rape
and sentenced to fifteen years in the
penitentiary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
OBITUARY.

Col William W. Teal died early yesterday
morning at his home In Fayette Park, Syracuse.
OF al attack Of hiccoughs. which began on
Thursday. and which the doctors were unable
TO stop. Death resulted from exhaustion. Cot
y.s4s C os Ia s .aas syT'set
AND tho " Ysi. law ss6Ssr. and wss ID,
appointed Judge Advocate o. the Seventh
brigade Artillery o. H. New York state Ma.
SS s GSn IL ns ans hs
appointed Commissary OF subsistence. and
later hs was sp'9nted Comm G"mm'''Lry to
tee "n SIMMER with the G PHaH OF G Iss
tenant. Colonel. Alter the death. Of Gen,
s"mn.r WIN; PeyInET yinS v,.. to syr a
mtnt in New York s'qte and ,gpsryisedr The
sent bis Resignation to the War Department,
In 1850 Col, Teal married sarah MONTGOMERY
isayss. besides ri. wife. three dsSgRtsr. and
two Sous. One OF the sons is Oliver Sumner
Teal Of this city.
Charles +. I'm brI. died on Friday at,hi. home.
from Pflno'ton in 1870 AS the president OF his
Der Of the frm OF Gncy i imbrie. fishing tackle
GTisin lion Sgm.sny 3 5ss.syn city, ii;
Jersey City. and three children survive him.
Mr., lmbrie belonged to the Cniversity Club.
the Princeton Club. the Down Town Associa-
tion., Delta Phi, and the South Side Sports
mans Club.
Thomas T. Kinney. Mayor of Utica d led OF can
Ger OF tho stomach at l =, ii. yesterday after a
9srs Ssna nss Sus Hc GTrY II h wG Tss
the may VAS - r
and 1897, In 1897 no was nominated by the
Indapendsnt Business Men aud elected Mayor
by no majority. HE term would have expired
Jan. l. Last year Mr.. Kinney ran for Stat
Comptroller on tho independent Citizens
Union ticket
William Hulse Brewer. aged 70 years one oil
Plainheld, N j.. on Friday night, from Bright.
disease. For nearly thirty years he occupied
| a store In the narrow block betwenn Fifth
avsnue and Broadway, Just below Twenty.
third street. The business was conducted
under the flrm name OF W IL Brewer 4 Sons
Mr.. Brewer was an enthusiastic sportsm an
and MON her OF the hegantio Fish and Gam q
Club Of Maine.
Charles j. Reilly. an inspector In the Depart
residence. 4ON West Forty-fourth street. lie
was appointed an Inspector when tho depart
mont was organized in 1902. and served many
years rs one OF the construction experts OF the
department. He was nifty years old. He leaves
willow and n child, The funeral will TAXI
place on Monday morning.
John Deharde, engineer OF the steam yacht
Wanda, died Of heart failure on Friday, at his
home, l2l Twonty-ninth street. Brooklyn, He
was 10 charge Of tho Wanda whom she sapsized
ne Frs Basin ten days aSo, and his death
dent. He was So years old and leaves = widow
aud two children,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
Sound yACHTsMEy MEET.
Changes In the Rules Proposed ny the Es-
ecmiiNe Con, miitee Adoptad.

ecutiye Con, mittes Adopted.
Atamec,ing n, the deIeRates OF the Yacht
Racing Association of I,onv Island Sound held
=, 81 -, 80. a., 49,. ,.,.i,.. -.
az NV hahhattah motel on rriua' c'eh'"N' '"o
rules we're freely discussed and several changes
that w,r. pro,oson hv tho Executive Commit
49, 49,, ,r 80 y, w. - ~, -, A.. ,htu
'oe u"oFteu. Inc ucieRhleHWlh fPoi' W 'no'
respective clubs what was done. and the latter
will take nctiop nj n p,eetinp 10 be he i'd shortly
MI y. 80 -, - -
nose present at the meeting were:
Charles r. Pierre, Riverside v g.! frank BOVINE
Lone, a!d G.. I, McNlanus. Indian harOor A. e.; H.
". ma,L.ii,n sn"sset bay \ a.; mnr , paon,
u'npstai II .llor y =; ~ - unruph hulL'ins,onn
H. H. - r. [. sewa'd AMI X c. Mitchell Sa'Lems
a., H., "a a., ,"s s, ~ ,,, - -
GsGori SorwsE \. C. stnSyasant w,inri ihl. Amer.
ch.ilo u g.; y e. suiln an and ". A. Tuwn.r, Har.
lem y d.! r H. M,sd"uaii Bird Icport y. o.: john.
son do Forest seawsniska. COrinthian Y. G. and -
y Ihcllboin and Henry stevenson, knickeTbJcitr
G.
Last yrar the n,socintiop supKested that tho
so1aar,,, ..i.,I 20, -, ~. $50, 49,,
S"-coeu sltlh rule snou'u US "uop'eo' Gnu
several OF the clubs agreed to this. but the
Larchinont md Senwnuhaka clubs Ike ut to the
~, 80 -, w 's -, -, f., -
old one aud the two sets of rules being In force
caused considerable trouble. In it's report to
the ,lplegntes the FxecutIye Com n,ittee said.
e, ,a.r as,, Con, r,oor,iy., Cnm,ni,,s. rec.
commended the adoption OF the so.called erth
rule for yachts over thirty feet racing meas
urement. that rule having been already adopted
by the Yacht Rncing Union Of North America.
In making thIs rerom ndntion the COM
:" 'A"s '"'' iot"'I'ie ',, W. 80
mIttee acteu In harmony win whnt appeared
to the menb hers TO be the prevailing sentiment
among yarhtHmpn and the association took
action in line with the recommendation. I'm
fortunately Tor the successful application OF the
giith rule in tucing on Long Isand Sound. two
important clubs, one Of them represented IN
thus ns.9ciation. refused TO adopt It. and con
and sail area ruc. Az a consequence. there
was great confusion and EN- hn rbssment during
the season Of 1880 The committee believe
that II IL ui paramount i'm portancs that there
be absolute uniformity In the methods " ascer-
tanning rncing measurement on Long Island
Sound. and therefore, while reserving opinion
ns to the merit Of tho girih rule Of mrasuie-
meut IL recommends that the rule be rcscInded
and TINT the nssociation rr-Hdolt the load
water line and sail race rule for all classes.
For the same reason IA desire To bring about
uniformity In measurement and classification.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
ArrOMOBIfE CLUB RrS.
Thirty five Electric Vehicles Mako n Good
Display.


~ ., n vs.
u' N''''' W W. '.,' ', ~, Wv - i'''
""N "'' mo- 'Im ~ ~" "n VI
N 80 -, - '-'..,..',n 80
"uN -, ' -, w. -, a, ~ .. y
~, y Wv s,I ,,ib ,,1, ~.
~" so 80 -. -,
hNlu' !" -" '"' ~ 'N'''"s '"''H'h'' o'o '"h'
Crrnrd The trip W the motor vehicles WAS as orui-
nary nS the run 81 a bicycle club Not a break
,,, - ,.io, ,,.n ,c,,b.,, n, AM, Lind ,r.,,.d
u'""' ~ ~ w. -, 80, N' 'I,,
ihr event, ana all VINO pafh''paeu were Mghiy
delighted over the almost unqualified success OF
"a. 81,
WI" ~ g, -, ,.., 81, a..
" Was 'h' "'N' ucsu'n' ",ho"' W VII" newly
oryaullcd Automobile club Of America and ,hcgo
WV WV" ~ ,..,, -, ..,,, -"'
ing one u.'E"' ~ ''""'h ',aN' WIN auanafy
,hi,t stree, sd, Of the Waldorf. Astoria at 2lo
"a a, -, a., ,f,,,,,, IN. ,,,,,. a. ,,.,,o,,s,,
. E' ~, 4" us wv, ",,,v ndbsysS to Tho 0e.
tu,l ride was through Th,tty.thlrd stree, 70 Mad.
,,', ,, dn,,, =, Tvcn,y tnu,,h s,r.e, ,crns.
l~oh avenue """h W '","'' ''"''" ,"oe' a''"S'
10 Fifth avenue, and then straight up that
,horouyhiarc. skltlnl; about Mount Morris Park,
.,, ,,,,L &C., ,,os coached u,,. III. NO.,
ccSaon turned West to Seventh avenue, went
down town tn ilC,h s'cct across there TO Eighth
Boulevard. then up TO ,ip,h street ives, to River.
side Dive and then up 10 the SlaremonI which
was the turning point
~ me heHa o' 'nc inc were "cn' avery ~
Andrews, President oi the club, and Jefferson
W S'Nemhh III d" '"'''' uoS """H "np Inc
procession did not have the right Of way along
we S"'''S "n" avenues '"' II" "''' wv" '" 'hc
RICH ihand side
c,iyrL npviauss from the spectators Who frinped
a.. .i,ru, zach rorrinrc had bcrn ,ss~nsd
w, w WV w. r. N,,, - 49, r,s,,,. ~ -, 49,
IT" ~ VIZ NV ~ ,n' ,h INV wrhb., mo.e m.e
r,r'ulnr nh.trS WIN ,n' nun,nei irpIcSchung
W, W., h, ,ii,hn, IL a, ss t,,ind ,n IA. i,,,.,,hi
n ,,,, T., rYs..,,. a., n,ds, ~ matnh Thc
- ,,r ,Ir,,s, nnis i..s ,nd ia m.soi;m.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
REsULTS on OTHER TRACKS.


CHICAGO. Nov. A decide change In IN. weather.
made the racing At Lakeside Inuio ENJOYABLE and =
good .stksd or, wd was ou' The track Wa - Ue
cause hs ~A.er had dried out soniew hat LiaAinH
the mud rucky May Bach ran. AID va good
nd shove her usual speed for - iurlo KS. al.
dional dence that Jockey Blos. pulled her IN her
last race" SUNNI ,ri"s:
First Race Five and . half furlones-Usrds, 100
NiukheldI, to !, Won. DonnA Rita, ~ tM!tchen
to II. second; ElidAd, io3 fhcD. bto I, third
Time, IUst.
second Race Four and one half furiongs- Emma
NJ, rs tC"nicy'. ~ In I, wan, Avenstok- ils
twinkneidj. to 3, second; Lady Cunon. ia Niu'
tosl. Z to 2, third, Time, ubis
Third RAee-S,i furl0ng- Council. 100 tConlsy).
I " >. won, Duty. lu4 ,wiukl-ld, 20 to I. second
LATHE Reggie, lo7 ~ ScheArer. loo to !, third.
Time, l:iNA. -
wallace. IL tTAileyi. 10 To !, won, voIand!rs, W
Mcyundr 2 " l.. second; Hugh Penny, ~ MT
hell TO !, third. Time. l:5+'l.
fii,h Ksce-Uns miis-IsAbsy, los tRigbyl. even.
won, False Lead. 100 tMirhsll. no 7. ss,ond; LII
liam Reed, p8 u. waldo n to l. third. Time l;Gl.
riIth Rars-ona IN is-Georrs Lee, lo7 wink.
held) to L. won; Pat Garrett. ~ (raleyL 10 to ..
second; ASt6r. lOS (HinkeyJ. . to !. third, Time,
l:t7G.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
A. Newport.

CIScisSArI. Nov. 4.-IIittick. in the fourth race.
ran into and through the rail to-day. Tho animal.
the hips, aud his Monday entry was scratched.
Jockey Charley Kuhn WAS also severely bruised. he
mount. aud VIII bU unable to riae Tor somo time,
FIist Kace--Scv,n furiopgs.- The Star OF Bethle.
hem. ~ Knight, 7 to r. won; Donald Balm. ~
tBoandi, 10 D. second Leo Planter. io7 'koss), 7
to tAird Time. l:bON,
Second kaee-one mile Caviar tsomthaIdl q to 8.
won, Creation. lOH IAmiltOnl. q to I, second Lark
spur IOa ID land. Az to |, third, 1ima iit7.
Third kace-one mule and one.haltnThe Doctor.
~ tMedlerstAndl. to l. won, OSrc II, lO1 tsouth-
ardj oyCn, second; Bethlehem star, ioi tBoland).
20 10 L. third, Time 2I4.
Four h NAre-S,I turlonKr, hAndichp-Molo, 1903
(IamiltonJ D Ia I. Won. Apple Jack, 100 oisfers q
10 /. second Tom Collins, Sd Dale. i2to !. third.
Time. lava
Fifth IIaa.- oac mile Cathedral, 100 (BolAnd). q
TO e. wor; Manl!us. Iu7 iSilNels. 3to l. second,
Scandland. M Hamilton, IL to J. third Time.
l.aa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
BRGrGHT ~ XIV or ELEvhS.
Taken OG n sinking Italian BARK by
british steamship.

NEWPORT News. Va. Nov. Capt Scamha
and ten men o. the crew OF the Italian bark
Colomb. which WAS disabled in III" hurricane
OF Tuesday morning about 900 miles south Of
Hatteras. were brought into mort this murnlug
by the British steamship PondU. Capt Hrewt,,
which sailed from lrnsHcoln on Oct. ~ tor
Antwerp. via this port for coal.
The bark was seventy seven days out from
Catania. She struck tho hurricane eighty
miles from Savannah. her destination. Her
masts we're torn away. she signalIel II m. u
Ing schooner for assistance VIII N the Punho
was sjQhtsd the schOoner sailed on
All OF the effects Of the officers md crew wero
lost The weasel was taking water last when
the Pondo left her; and II IL believed that Sho
owned by the mate who had lived In her FOR
tWenty-three years,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
A Hitch In the Erne.o'Brien Match.

Another hitch has cropped up In the proposed
encounter bstwcsu Frank Erns and Jack
O'Brl-n. and unless the matter Is decisiyely
settled the match IL likely to he declared OF
for COOL Jack Dougherty. O'Brisn'A mana
ger. said yesterday to reporter OF The
Bun that Erne wants to weigh 12
pounds at o'clock on the night Of the
contest. This will not satisfy DouEherty. who
l33 1874 or 100 podnds lilo also insists on
Erns placing u deposit OF $1,000 In cash with
Al SmLh Tor wright and appearances he
for that sum which will be- handed over TO
smith Ms snon as ErDo complies with these
ger says that no will be III and ready at a
fortnight's notice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
PERPETkATED a LTNtHING HOLL
Negro Preacher Gets His Wife to Write Q
Lilo to Boston Women.

COLUMBIA. y. c.. Nov. 4.-On the night OF Oct
80 tho Lillian Jewet League OF Boston held
an Indignation meeting at which letter from
Mrs. Annie +. holland. wife OF "A South Carolina
negro preacher. was read. saying that her hus.
band, j. I'm holland. hau Deen lynched for
forming Lillian Jsweu clubs in his neighbor-
h9ol: ,Spssenes wers mae ana resolutions
his wife, at his suggestion perpstrated a hoax
on the Boston women; that Mrs. Noland has
he 10 not satisfied that the Bakers have line
proved their condition by going there,
:. Nolanu eSnipts ,e'sL rom Misa SeTett 70
women expressed symnathy. alluded to Nolsnd
as the noblest OF martyrs, and declared that his
murdsrers would DO hunted by detectives,
holland Is pastor OF an African Methodist
Church at Delta. and considers the affair Q
huge loko.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
GOLF CUP FOR TIFFANY.
ur uIys FROM MADDoCK ON THE
UEsTCHESIER LINKS.

Huntington of Scranton Captures the Gov
.rnor's Cup and Miller Takes the Han
dicnp-ArmstronG tho Hsrbor Hill Cham
pion-TuIedo Defeats Morris County.
The three.day tournament OF the west
chester Coli Club ended yesterday with the
final round for The Bronx and Governors cups
and an open handicap In which fourteen
cards we're returned. For Tho Bronx cur.
xhteh was offered to the winner Of the
e,,t eight who qualified on Thursday. the
competitors were George Fox Tiffany Of the
home club and Sidney Maddox Of the Cres-
cont A. C.. while for the Governors cup the
rayrrs were A. T. Huntington. Scranton
country Club. and J. q. Bates OF Columbia.
po,h matches we're almost without incident.
rifopy vinnida by IL up and II to go. and
huntington By IL up and to 20. Ttnany's
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
J0IT. Nos ABUUT TOWN.

The Hon. Herman Joseph. TSmmany candidate for
Justice OF tho Municipal Court OF the Seventh die
trlct has struck novel plan for campaign INer.
tising. Mr. Jossph's district runs along the East.
SIDE and he 10 distributing little packages ot natchs.
ali tho storskespers and an the cigar dealer tho
district with bundles Of these small pa kages and
they ARE rculAtins freely.
The General Msnagvr of the New York Life Insur.
aurs Company has written TO lhE Sun saying that
W. " Blevin who was discharged No sane from
Bellevue Hospital on THURSDAY, |, not the mana Ger
81 the svhuoArd b-par, ment ~ tho company. Mr.
Bleyin til. ~IIter avs ueln direct cont act with
the New YORK LiIe, Uut or WAS manager OF any
branch ONCE or department.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
TO TEST ANTITRUST Law.
District Attorney Gardiner May Begin Suit
Against the spool Cotton Trust.

ALBANY. Nov. .4-President p. 4. DOVE
Of tho National League OF Commercial
Travellers announces that Attorney
General Davies has decided that tho
evidence he submitted to prove that the
American Spool Cotton Company IL \ trust
or monoroistic com bination II insufficient
District Attorney Gardiner oi New York
county has main tain ed otherwise and will
commence. on the APPLICATION OF Mr.. Dove.
law
This Ia the outcome OF three months o,
Efforts on the part OF the League to bring
case under the Donnelly law. The
case il not go. much, for the pur-
rose Of crushing the Spool Cotton Trust. as
To procure court decision on the new law. 20
measure its efficacy and to obtain Information
for the purpose ot proposing amendments at
the next session OF the Leg islature.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
Express Train Deraii-d by Tempered
switch.

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 4. The fast express On
the Peoria and Eastern branch OF the BIg Four
Railroad ran into m open switch ut Clermont
this morning, the engine AMI tender, the
and being uIned lttom side up In the dlirh.
Tho train was running sixty niles an hour TO
mike up lost time. Only the engineer mud
fireman were hurt and neither seriously. The
switch had been tumpercd with.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
Woman sunragists to Gov. Roosevelt.

DuSKIRH Nov. 4.-The following resolution
was adopted by the New York State Suffrage
Association at the convention ending this
morning In this city:
Resolr,d. That the Woman Suffrage Association of
the stni- OF New York, III convention assembled.
hereby expresses to the honored Governor OF the
State its appreciation OF hir communications OF
tn. further extension Of suffrage ~ women IN his
nrst annual mt ssAge aud hope for the same rscog
nti N this year, and IL respectfully re quests his
kindly co0pCrAt on With future EFFORT in this rec
ton, especially In behalf OF the Women Taxpayers
Btll. which may DO reintrodueed this winter at
Albany.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
Two Death warrants. for Ono Ma..

ALTOONA. Pa. Nov. 4.-Peter Myers. the first
man in Pennsylvania TO be twice sentenced to
be hanged. has had a double death warrant
read to him by the Sheriff OF Somerset county.
Ons OF the warrants reads that Myera must be
hanged for the murder OF Michael kearney.
The second warrant Is the same except that
Myers il to be exeeutsd on Jan. IL. The
double murder took place ut Garret on Sep. II.
1888. when Kearney was shot while he was
charge Of killIng Lsnhart few hours before.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
Robbed Between Revolving Doors.

NEW HAVEN. Nov, 4.-Ths revolving storm
doors q; tho entrance to the First National
Bank building In this city wsro put to a now
use to-day. While passing out through these
doors William N, Townsend. q contractor. was
jostled by two men VINO crowded behind HIM
and who Immediately disappsar.a. On the
sidewalk Mr. Townsend discovered that he had
been robbed Of SlO3 Just drawn from the bank
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
,Inh,r Covers McCoy,s Forfeit.

Peter Iowcry. manager OF Peter Maher met
Homer sclhy. REPRESENTING Kid Mccoy. at Jim
Wak-ly's yesterday and posted forfeit OF
81 .OOO 10 bind match between Mccoy and
Muhrr. The Kid Ieit 81. 900 with Wakeiy few
days ago and gave the lrisL man i0rly.eight
way TIL g- Luk the men will have Il out at
Cone. i-.hul rrtw"cn NOV, ~ aud ~, n
t'nu'} live round contest for purse oil S"O,-
uu). I"th men have begun training,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
1HE THOMAS SAILS ron MANILA.
FortJ-seventh Regiment and a Detachment
of the Hospital Corp Aboard.

The transport Thomas sailed yesterday for
Manila. having aboard the forty-seventh
United States Volunteers under Col Walter
Howe, consisting Of l $50 officers and men
The regiment was recruited chiefly in New
Jersey and Pennsy wanna and had lsen dr. Hing
at Camp Meade since Aug, 81, About ~ per
cent oil the men have been In the army before.
Col Howe Is 4 regular army officer, There are
ais % on the Thomas 50 members OF the United
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05

The Armstrong Gold Medal, carrying with 1t
the cham p.onship Of the Staten Island Cricket
club was Won yesterday by Eugene L. Fitch
ards. Jr.. the clubs president. who returned
he cre,i,ah'e total " 80 FOR the eighteen holes.
m. contest was at scratch and the REST eight
rurrlsd or the PRESIDENT cup. which vii hs
finally sposvd OF IN election day. The
.rnrrs o. hose who qualified are given In full.
IN. others heinz summarized:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
Alleged Boarding House Thief Arrested

Anegro who said his name WAS James Davis
was locked up In the West Thirtleth street
s,ation yestsr,Iny On n charge OF robbing tho
honrding house ol Mrs. Mary Hazard at II
West .Twsnty-nfth street Davis was en-
ploysd there aA servant, when MS trunk
WAS opened several pawntickcts FOR articles
belonging to Mrs. Hazard and her bonrders
were found,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05

In the oren handicap the cup went to Hugh
Nlcr o, the home cub. whose net score was
NJ The summary:
HUGH N Her. westchs,,er Golf 49,
~, 4 ia
u s. I'll 81 a al
owen WIN. ou. we.,chester Golf
Du' 80 "a -.
~ Huntington. Scranton
out ..... : ,sk
irving pru.ax, Deal Beach
-. |, a B 3 I t-iN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
sum mary:


bEs Han lIcAp. ]. 4. TVng. down! ". l.,
Thnmys!n. dow; Afr-A saigon. down p C1l-
Ter, !. IN: Brnc. Pr q, , down. J. O. L.t,l. 4
i"sh. Orea' lie Kane. down. ". A IiAgx. .
The nnal hardicap. op"n ouly TO the winners
~ the monthly hand caps held during the
season. was the attract on NJ the II Andrews
INKS yaSt"r Jay, Arden NJ. Robbins won in
Ass Is with ~, score That has not
hesn eIu4lled since tho open tournn-
ment year ago. while H. L. Kingsley and L.
7. Hllreth ted Tor second place. each Mt 40
= kingsley. who finished down. summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
Rossa's United Irishman.

Tho Hon. O'Donovan Rossa's pNppr The
United Lrishman. printed yesterday, contained
f,ne pictures Of the Hon. Joseph Steiner and
the Hon. William Y, nrell In a Joint frame
covering the first page.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
Tommy West and Harlem Coffee Cooler
Matched.

Tommy West yesterday was matched TO meet
Frank Craig. the Harlem cofss Cooler" In
twenty. nve round bout at the Broadway A. c. tho
latter Part Of the month. This will lie era gs
Sc "nd appearance ~ thus country since hs was
whipI ed by Tommy Ryan ihe Cooler. has Teen
ira ming ~ lac aud rAlot Is 10 10 III pHod shape
vi OH lie tackles West, They are TO meet Al ios
y unds.
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PLAISFIELD. Nov 4.-Thc contests for tho
MoCutch.n and Buttneld cups were concluded

this afternoon on the course OF the Park Coli
Club. The Buttfeld enp was won, hnndily by
Mlss DAISY Elsher2, Miss Saidee Mae Howell
greatest interest was centred in the mems
contest for the McCutchen cup. and the play
son and clifford Cooley. and this will be
played on on TUESDAY next This contest be-
gan n June and was continued every Saturday
since. Thr finish II NJ follows: W, DE La II.
Anderson. ii, and CLIFFORD Cooley. l4ponts;
y, J: + THEIRS II; Mcrssdth Dryden; 10Y: &,
l.. Faher, ~: W; H. Eaber, George I.
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The Anal round 10 the tournament for the
cham ponship Of the Harbor Hill Golf Club
va, decided Yesterday on the clubs links At
Brighton Heights. staten Island The COM
re'itors were George z Armstrong and Paul
MI and 3 70 plAI. 1hA ca rda.