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Training Shin.

New York, May IA special to the
Herald from Washington says: Under in
structions given by Secretary Long the
gunboats Annapolis and Vicksourg are to
be placed out of commission and refitted
for service as gunboats instead of train
ing ships. Experience has demonstrated
that these vessels are too small for the
training service and their places will be
taken in this service by the Monongahela
on the Atlantic coast and the Hartford
and Pensacola in Pacific waters. Not
counting these ships, ten vessels will soon
be engaged In training boys to be sailors,
landsmen to be seamen and seamen to be
expert gunners. The Amphitrite and Ian
caster will soon come north and the men
who have undergone training in gunnery
exercises for the last six months will be
transferred to other ships and new classes
will take their places.
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At Louisville.
Wenonah

Louisville, May l5.-The Wenonah
stakes, four and half furlongs, for 2
year-old colts and geldings, was the prin-
ciple feature of the card at Churchill
Downs this afternoon. Flaunt picked up
the top weight of 121 pounds and won very
easily in gallop. Atlantic, who had much
the best of a very ragged start, was sec
ond, half length in front of Hansford.
Results:
First race, five and a half furIongs-
Eberhart won, Fontainbleau second, Ap-
proval third; time. 1:09&. Second race,
four and a half furlongs, sellng-Phallas
won. Lee King second. John York third;
time. :50$4. Third race, mile and a six
teenth, selling-Hard Knot won. Lennep
second, Monk Wayman It'd; time, 80.
Fourth race. Wenonah stakes, four fur
longs-Flaunt won, Atlantic second, Hans
ford third: time, :57. Fifth race, six and
half furlongs-Josephine B. won, Madi-
lene second, Sister Alice third; time, :2S
Sixth race, four furlongs. selling-Esteele
won Supreme second, Ida Forunam third
time, :50
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THE BUFFALO STRIKE.
More Trouble in Sight and Women Take
Hand in 1t.

Buffalo, n. Y, May 15-The dock sit
uation is worse tonight than a. any
time since the opening of the season.
The monthly men, tha men WEo work
inside of elevators, are out and nave
agreed to remain out until the shovel-
ers and the freight handlers strikes
are settled Tomorrow every elevator
here will be idle, unless new men can
be secured to take the places of the
monthly men. which is. said to be i'm
probable.
Bishop Quigley and tae leaders of the
grain shovelers held n conference to-
day and it lasted until o'clock to-
night The grain shovnlers claimed
that Mr.. Connors had violated all the
essential provisions CT the agreement
that the Lake Carriers association had
made with the union. The bishop af-
terward addressed a big meeting of the
grain shoveiers. He told them that, in
view of the course adopted by the con-
tractor, he would not advise them to
return to work. It had been decided,
he said, that the only way TO win a VIC
tory that would have any material re-
suits was for all the laborng men en-
ployed on the docks, including grain
ShovelerS, monthly men, freight han-
dlers, coal passRrs and hosting en-
gineers to unite and Continue the fight
until the grievances OF each had Been
settled. lie also SAID tnat no settle
ment would be effected until Con'rac-
tor Connors agreed to employ none hut
members of the new Grain Shovelers'
union. If this demand was not agreed
to, Bishop Quigley said, the Carriers
association would also be- asked tc ab-
rogate the contract.
No settlement of the difficulty will
be reached now until after all the boss
scoopers employed by Mr.. Connors are
discharged. The freight handlers,
monthly men and hoisting engineers
have agreed to stand by the grain
shovelers, and the coal passers and the
ore handlers will make the same agree
ment tomorrow.
The additions to the strikers to-day.
besides the monthly men, We're the To-
cal branch of the International Union
of Engineers, many of whom are en-
ployed on the hosting engines along
the dock.
tonight while returning from work by
crowd of boys. He drew a revolver
and fired two shots in the air. Before
he reached home a crowd of women
numbering over 100 Joined in the at
tack upon him, beat him badly and
took away his revolver. Nevels was
rescued by the police. Trouble is
feared, although the strike leaders
have cautioned the men to remain or
derly.
Governor Roosevelt stated tonight
that at his suggestion the state board
of arbitration would hold public in
VeSugat1on into the strike.
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At Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, May 15-The management of
the Newport track has decided to continue
the meeting until May %. Latonia will
open the day after Newport closes. The
track was fast to-day Results: First
race, six furlongs, seling-Friedland won,
The sluggard second, Rip Van Wrinkle
third; time, 1:15A. Second race, four and
a half furlongs, selling-Barney's Last
won. Linto second Galladro third: time,
:o1. Third race, mile and so yards-Horace
won, The Dragon second, Don Clarencio
third time, 1:46 Fourth race, seven fur
longs, selling-Can I See EN- won,. Myo-
sotis second, Decline third; time. 1:29A.
Fifth race, mi1e-Dr Nembula won, Mis-
souri, second. Great Pride third; time,
l:43 Sixth race, mile-Beana won Shin
fin second Fannie Taylor third; time,
:1215
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Indian Territory Citizenship.

Washington May 15.-Lnief Justice Full
Ter. during the supreme court session to-
day, handed down the opinion of the
court in 1853 cases, involving the right of
as many individuals to citizenship in In
dian territory. The cases involved the
constitutionalty of the law creating the
Dawes commission" which had passed
upon the application for citizenship of the
persons affected. Without entering upon
an examination of all the cases involved,
the court held the law to be valid, and
therefore affirmed the findings of the
courts below in all the cases in questio
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MAYOR VAN WYCK, TOO.
He Is Summoned to- Appear Before the
Mazet Midgets.

He Is Summoned to Appear Before the
Mazet Midgets.
New York, May 15-Mayor Van Wyck
has been served with a subpoena to ap-
pear before the Mazet commission and
is expected to be on hand tomorrow
morning. The Importance of the session
that opens this is attested by the num-
ber of important Tammany officials
who have been summoned to appear, of
whom the mayor and the comptroller
are the most noteworthy The mayor
will be questioned concerning all his i'm
portant doings as head of the city gov
ernment and his reasons for the re-
moval of certain important city officials,
such as the police commissioners, who
stood in the way of Chief Devery's pro-
motion. His relations with Croker will
be carefully looked into. Police Com
missioners York, Abel, Sexton and Hee
were served this afternoon with sub
poenas to appear as witnesses before
the committee.
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At Chicago,

Chicago, May, 15.-W Gather at Lakeside
fair, track muddy. First race, half mile,
2-year-old maidens-Nina B. l.. won, Con-
tossa second, Chump third: time, :55. Sec
ond race, three-quarters of mile selling
-Kamsin won, Charmante second. Robert
Bonner third; time, 1:1SA. Third race,
mile 3-year- olds-Mulvihill won. Fonso-
vannah second. Long Dandy third; time,
1:471a. Fourth race, three-quarters of a
mile-Abe Fuerst won, Foncliff second.
Lobengula third; time, Ill. Fifth race,
mile and 70 yards, j. J. 7. won, Uncle
Abe second, Phidias third; time, 149A.
Sixth race. three-quarters of a mile
Scatchehem won, Assessor second, Foren-
sic third; time, 20.
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Bramble second, The Pride third: time,
l:eSs4. Second race, mile-Tullafonso won,
Leo Planter second, Lee Bruno third;
time, 1:4sA. Third race. selling, mile
Maroni won, Barbee second, Miss Blast
third; time, 1:43. Fourth race, selling,
mile and 70 yards-Lady Callahan won, H.
II Gardner second, Barwuil third; time.
1:47A. Fifth race, 2-year-olds. four and a
half furlongs-The Conqueror won,
Beundlee second, Bit of Fashion third;
time, :56A Sixth race. seling-Six and a
half furlongs-Horseshoe Tobacco won,
Simon d. second. Pat Morrissey third;
time, 1:2lA
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Indian with one of the snake whips.
Many students were less seriously hurt.
The cowboys and Indians were also
badly bruised and hurt.
A mass meeting of students was
called this afternoon, attended by the
whole undergraduate body, at which
President Patton spoke condemnation
of the attack on the parade and posi-
lively forbade any student to go to the
show grounds tonight. At the same
time the college authorities arranged
to have the protector and a large force
of assistants on duty there.
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Mr.. FLOWERS. FUNERAL,

Simple Yet Impressive Services Over the
Remains of the Noted Financier.
New York, May 15.-The funeral of for
mer Governor Roswell P. Flower took
place to-day in St Thoms church, of
which he was a vestryman. The pro-
gramme for the services was very simple,
the Rev. DR.. John Westly Brown. rector
of the church, officiating, being assisted
by Rev John Hurst. The pallbearers Sc
lected were: H. H. Porter, Former Vice
President Levi P. Morton, J. Edwin Sim
mons. Anthony !. Brady, John E. Borne.
William Nash, H. NJ. Flagler and Simon
w. Rosendale
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At San Francisco,

San Francisco, May 15.-Weather at
Oakland fine, track fast. Results: First
race, five furlongs-Panamnt won, Pom
pino second, Sylvan Lass third; time,
1:021s. Second race. five furlongs. selling
The Scot won, Giga second, Flush of
Gold third; time. 1902. Third race. mile,
seling-Condalon won, Jennie Reid sec
ond, Festoso third; time, 1:43A. Fourth
race, six furlongs, sellng-Alaryia won,
Highland Ban second. Peixotto third;
time, 1:15A. Fifth race. Futurity course.
selling-Romany won. Solstce second, An
chored third: time, 1:131a. Sixth race, mile
and a sixteenth, seling-May w. won,
Ointhus second. Limewater third; time.
1:47A.
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Brush of Insurgents.

New York, May ia dispatch to the
Journal and Advertiser from Manila says:
On May the Spanish garrison at Fam
bcanga, Colonel Cloriz commanding, was
attacked by insurgents with arms which
were taken from the Spanish gunboats
before they were transferred to America,
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The Telepranhers

Peria, ILL.,, Mary 15-The second bien-
nial convention, of Grand division of the
Order of Railway Telegraphers began in
Peoria this morning. Every state in the
union except Florida is represented
Charles S. Daniels, chairman, in his ad-
dress spoke of the general prosperity of
the order and of its wonderful growth in
membership. Mayor Lynch delivered an
address of welcome to which Grand Chief
Powell responded.
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MAY ". AT A MILE.
The Crack Mare Turns Trick Over
Mile Course.

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Mile Course.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
San Francisco, May -15.-Don Cameron's
great Montana mare, tried new distance
in the last race at the Oakland track to-
day and again proved her quality by win
ming in easy fashion. There were six
horses that started at the rise of the gate
May w. being in fourth position. AS they
passed the stand the Montana mare got
her head in front and kept it there during
the rest of the run, finishing a length i'll
front of Olinthus, who came strong at the
end, beating Limewater for the place. The
time, 1:47&, was fast, everything consider
ed. Though it was May W.'s first attempt
at so long distance, the talent had suf-
ficient confidence in her ability to turn a
trick that only to S could be obtained on
chances. This was May VS. second start
and second win in two weeks
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The Fastest Stern wheeler.

Portland. Ore, May 15-The river
steamer Hassalo, on a builders trial
to-day steamed for more than half an
hour at speed of 25 miles an hour,
and during a short squirt of two miles
speeded up to 26s4 miles per hour max
ing her the fastest stern wheel steam
er in the world. The Hassalo is the
first stern wheeler built in the North
west with steel compound engines.
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Standing of the Clubs.
Murder.

St. Louis, May ia special tele-
gram from De Soto. Mo-, to the Post
Dispatch says that H. N. Halliday,
president of the WilHamsville, Green
vile & st. Louis railroad, was shot
and killed at Williamsville to-day by
Monroe Johnson. a prominent lumber
man. No particulars.
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St Louis, May 15.-This was a great day
for racing at the fair grounds. The track
had dried out Tullafonso. Maroni and
The Conqueror We're the winning favor
ties. Results: First race, selling, five and
half furlongS-Hindoo Dream won, Mss
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EL!2 ] !2 G|;z|Sl EIiIIil'3;;;|E|'Il n
Montana Central Ry.

New fast time between st. Paul. Min.
neapolis, Helena, Butte, Anaconda. Spo-
kane, Seattle and Portland. Close con-
nections for Kootenai country, Oregon
and California points, Alaska, Japan and
China. Connections at Twin Cities for all
points East and South.
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pires-McDonald and Snyder.
BALTIMORE, 8; New York, 8,

Baltimore, May 15-The Orioles defeated
New York to-day in pitchers battle.
Nops having the better of the argument
toward the end. McGraw's base running
was as daring an exhibition as has been
seen here for some time. Attendance,
1918. Score:
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Coney Island Club Secures License.
New York, May 15.-The police board
to-day granted license to the Coney
Island Sporting club. This will allow
the -Fitzsimmons match to
come off there.
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The Weather Joke.

Washington, May 15.-For Montana:
Fair in Western, followed by fair in
eastern portion Tuesday. Wednesday
fair winds, shifting to westerly.
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Street Cars n Nuisance.

ance with a decision rendered by Judge
Dale Saturday adjudging the street
cars to be public nuisance, the cars
quit running this morning. The lease
of the present company expired some
time ago, but they continued to run
despite the city's protest
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Chicago, 4; Pittsburg, 3.

Pittsburg, May 15.-By reason of the
better playing Pittsburg should have
won, but in the 10th Green, who had
struck out three times before, surprised
himself by raising a three-bagger and
scored on Wolverton's hit Attendance,
1900 Score:
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st. Louis, 4; Louisville, 1.

st. Louis, May 15.--By punching three
hits with a base on balls st. Louis scored
three runs in the seventh inning and
downed the Colonels. Both Bowling and
Jones pitched in fine form, the latter be-
ing fortunate keeping the visitors nine
hits well scattered. A fast double play
by Mexican and OConnor was the only
piece of brilliant fielding during the game.
Score:
r. II. T..
st. Louis .......... observation-disclosures. s 0
Louisville .......... .......... -...., l
Batteries-Jones and Crger; Bowling
and Kittredge.
Umpires-Rurns and Smith.
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Washington, D, Boston, 2.

Washington. May 15.-The Seantors play
ed a good game to-day. doing better work
than Boston both at bat and in the field.
Nichols was not hit frequently, but the
Senators connected with the ball at the
right time Attendance, 500. Score:
r. H. f.
Washington ....... ....... ........ 5 s 0
U
notwithstanding and Mcclure; Mich
OILS and Bergen
Umpires-McDonald and Snyder.
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Cleveland, May 15.-Cleveland put up
good game against Cincinnati to-day but
the visitors had better luck. punching
their hits. Attendance, 200. Score:
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BASEBALL YESTERDAY.
Brooklyn, s; Philadelphia, 5.

New York. May 15.-To-day's game was
a red-hot affair, both teams being keyed
up to the top notch and displaying great
deal of feeling. 1t was slugging match,
punctuated by sensational fielding and
constant wrangling with the umpires.
Brooklyn punched out three runs in the
third by successive bunts and the Qua
kers succeeded in tieing the score in the
seventh. Attendance. 700. Score:
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City Ticket Office. No. Al North Mar
st., Butte. J. e. Dawson. General Agent
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Safe at Pernambuco.

washington, May 15.-The cruiser
Marblehead has arrived at Pernam
buco en- route to the Pacific.
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Private and Chronic Diseases Of Men

Men suffering from evil eff
fects of youthful indiscre-
tions, syphilis, gonorrhma,
gleet, structure, sexua-
weakness, varicocele, un-
natural discharges, lost
vitality, failing memory,
unhtness to marry, blood,
skin, kidney or private dis
eases, are speedily cured.
DIR. COOK has spent 80
years of persistent study
and experience in his own
practice and among the
largest Eastern hospitals
s-o,,n.- Al,,. r1on Ia.
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CONSULT

DVOI0" S00Iks
eases and will guars
at moderate cost. II
thought their cases h
Write for question
Medicines sent free
CookrIedicaICo.
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w. n. Mefrlman, A. q. A.,
Butte, Mont Chas. S. Fee q. p. & T.A.,
St Paul. Mimi.
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Standard Pullman, first class, and Tourist
Sleeping Cars to Portland, St Paul, Omaha St.
Joseph and St. Louis without change. Trains
Nos and run solid via Butte.
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Cincinnati, 3; Cleveland, 2.

mpires--Rurns and Smith.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-06
GAMES ON OTHER FIELDS.

At Easton-Lafayette, 4; Michigan University q
At Rome-Albany IA Rome 10
At Oswego-Cortland, 2; Oswego, l.
At Binghamton-Auburn S. Bnghamton, L
At Toronto-Toronto. 13; Rochester, IL.
At Utica--Utica IL Schenectady. !.
AT Montreal-Montreal, 8; Syracuse. g.
At New w-London-Waterbury, 4; New-London, z
At Bridgeport-Brfstol, l0 Bridgeport, g.
Al No-wich-Meriden, l3; Norwich Z.
At Newport-Newport. 4: Brockton. g.
~ Pawtucket.Pawtucket.1 10; Mancheetef,S
At Taunton-Portland. 8; Taunton. s.
AZ Worcester-Worcester. 10; Springfield,
At Allentowri-Lancaster.S s; Allentown,
Az Newark-Readng, 4; Newark. g.
At Wilkesbarre--Wilkesbarre z; Paterson (hrs
gamel: Wilkesbarre, 49, Paterson, 8 (second garne)
At Scranton-Richmond, s; Scranton, ].
At Bunalo-BunaIo, 7; St. Paul. ].
At tDetroit-Milwaukee, Q: Detroit, O.
At Columbus Minneapolis, g. Columbus 8.
At Observation-Disclosures City. 49, Indianapolis. 2
New-York tribune., 1899-06-06
BASEBALL.
cn11n OWNERS IN SESSION.

CLUB OWNERS IN SESSION
PHILADELPHIA MUST PROVIDE Cc-cENT Aco0N-
MopArroNs FOR ITS PATRoNs-PIAYERs
EXCHANGED AND SIGNED.
A lively meeting OF several OF the ciuo o""e'
iof the National League was held az tne ~" o.
uua Hotel Yesterday. The magnates were IN sessoh
for six hours. The meeting had been caiieo a' 'ne
request OF the Brooklyn and Baltimore CLUBS "ho
entered a protest against the alleged VIOLATION D.
~. ptuada,phia management In failing to furnish
sn.cens stands Formerly that club had the priVi-
aese OF giving to visiting clubs only lZif per cent
~ the gate receipts At the meeting iast "lh.ei
the Ouakers were instructed TO settle WIN ''si'- M
ing cubs on the basis Of 25 cents for every spcc'
.dr,,,,ed except those on the "bleachers. AT the
time John 1. Rogers made stubborn pu' i0S"'e
febt for what he said were his rights
Tho following members OF the Board were pres
ant. John l. Rogers OF Philadelphia John L.
Brush OF Cincinnati; J. Earl wagner Oh
tngton; Frank De Haas Robson OF o'' i|' ,s
and A VI. soden, Of Boston. James Hart OF Chi-
cago was not present.
When the Brooklyn and Baltimore teams pieysD
IN philadelphia this spring the philadelphia man
agenent so It Is alleged, did not furnish I'S pa
irons with 5O-cent stands. Instead. the YUAN.
MANAGEMENT raised the price from oo 10 20 80 . a
An the grandstand For each person VINO occup',. . ,
seat In the grandstand the Phiiaoeph'a ou' T,
the BROOKLYN and Baltimore clubs . Genus. "o
T,buadephia management insists that u olo iTn gr
nish its patrons with -cent stan6 ndt rnst team ar
sha four games played with the Brookisn so tea ant
hut seventy people occupied seats IN the oo-ce"'
pavilion. do, pxos,d.rt Young an
nouneed that resolution had been adopte6a. direS,
tng tha Pbiiadelph!a Club TO provide nlI-cenLt
Taie giving access 10 good facilities TO see each
game. -. - ..ra-ai nrote<4ed
game Of May g. which was won by Pitisesnrs s w1Is
zane protested by the New-York club, stanos'
This was the game which was forIeiteu 10 o,; IN
f,ouis on account Of Captain Geasons ac0ioh III
refusing 10 obey Umpire Burns -. -.,
of the unp.res and 1t is more than likely that
within a few days changes will be made Inc uin-
pircs against whom complaints were made were
Smith. Andrews, Burns and Warner D,,.
Several deals for players were closed: President
--ank De Haas Robson announced that ne nad
taken pitcher Sudsoff and thrdbaseman Lave
Gross from the Cleveland team for St. Louis. In
return Bates pitcher and Schrenkengost. catcher
win be transferred from st. Louis 10 Cleveland,
McP-ids the Manhattan College 'twirler has
signed st. Louis CONTRACT He viii pitch IN one
OF the coming ST. Louis Philadelphia games
While nothing said officially yesterday about
reducing the League circuit, there were the usual
wild rumors about reduction OF the circuit TO
eight clubs.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-06
GOLF.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE AMAlHo'
CHAMPIONSHIP CONTEST.

PREPARATIONS Fun A
CHAMPIONSHIP CONTEST
p..,,r.,,on, for the big golf championship In the
west on July 3 to s, inclusive are areao'
way. Yesterday the On"entsia uoii ~ contest
,,nks has been chosen as the scene oi VI. 49,
,.a ,,s ofc,aI announcement explaining 'he
,,ors 20 be made for the entertainments Va
Ia s,ern visitors In extending welcome W 'ne
contestants the oficers OF the ciuo say '""' W.
veil, 40 all In their power TO promote the suceeos VI
the championship contest ana 10 make .,n,,on ,',o
tho members OF the United States Golf Assoeiauon
agreeable. ro.,
The OnwentsIa links is situated at Lake ro,es''
I'll suburb of Chicago. on the Miiwauhee DN's
ION of the Chicago and Northwestern f'aii"aS
twenty-eight miles from the city trains ieaNo ''
WeIls-st station nearly every hour OF the u"''
reaching Lake Forest In about twenty minutes
o,rr ~ tho failure of the arrangements with
tho nassen1er associations two years ago. wnen the
champonship was held at the Chicago toi Ciuu
links II is not likely that the Onwen'sa cruz "'''
obtain reduced rates the railroads from 'he Ha
II is suggested, however, that reduced rates may
be obtained by parties. l.
AS many visitors possible VIII nave roomS III
tho clubhouse during their stay. but In order 10
secure accommodations for all the cluo mas secureu
the Ferry Hall Seminary, OF Lake Fores' ohne,
sIty where contestants may OBTAIN roons' AH
is a modern building, with almost all the con
veniences OF a summer hotel. Breakfast VIII DO
served there each morning. and. TO those desiring
IT, supper also. Luncheon and dinner may pe oo
tanned at the clubhouse. Omnibuses VIII run az
freouent intervals day and evening. between the
seminary and the club In order to peTm
from a distance 10 obtain some prelinlnary hno" W
edge Of the course the privileges OF the INKS are n
extended TO all competitors for one Se Tees desire fur
tber Information as TO the tournament are nNIrvu @
TO address Sydney Williams, secretary OF tne a
REQUESTS for rooms telling each visitor OF the pi"o
and nature of the accommodation seeureo. = paa,s
Tbose In charge OF the affair are Wiliain " bedie'
Arthur J Caton, Albert NJ Day, John Hannah
Robert T. Lincoln H. r. McCull9ugaa 5yToH yToYlor w.
CHARLES Deerng. Frederick A Keep CyIus, a. NC NC
Cormick Edward l.. Ryerson and sidney "hiiA"S