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Decorah-posten., 1899-09-29

oabnst fin gpIbt os bragst frem nosi
Giler for meo benz at beftptte iis % ~
Rabo mob ben parFte auIpe.
Seq er bel punt til Nise Rattsheri
berger. iasbe ban, men 81. Gems,
manoen bar bel iastens en- bebre Sene
bismme".
90 Da bet bespnote at srp at Dag
og be tiare imad 5ngle pddsnebe
Gtcsen. oa Sjor6srne orog uo | Daler
os @iGtereutterne fulsts efter meb I'll
Stris, ba forlpb lllbsns 9raet os bro,
fig meb bGnsenbe Saler tiIbase inb
Sto9en.
9a be to WGno fda meo Itipe Gem
mer bblbt paa at tldtre neo at SrGet
narmsoe netop Sans Siensre fig, iom
bar ituaet tibli9 op for at fsge efter FIR
Ssrre, Der life bar Oenbt tilbase. Do
be III Eie paa Ssben, bible be itra,
taits fig opsr BAN. Msn 2snsmanber
piite benz tilbags, lagoe i'm !6aano pac
Ssbens Stulbsr Os Iueoe:
Sab BAN I 5reD,"
De bar meget ~forbauieoe naar ban
tug ben uile Ssoe meo fig bjsm. gfter
at be Der beges bar tommet fla efte;
ben itrGtteIigs Rat, fugpe 9uns 9oIe,
til SSrdsIitsn:
"glip Dos mig og lab big Osbe =
Sriiten sr bu faa alligepel."
Ssben iparebe bsrpaa: Seq bill for.
blipe trofuIt mob mine 51brs!" So
ban panbreoe afgodrbe.
Sans Soler, 2ensmunoen | Stii-
bau, Idu lGnge efter BAN meo Sopets
rpiien os ialiomme Sunter pa tilfsieoe
fra ben Dag at aIorig en- Sspe npge'
pubt.
Den gumle 5uru uoe pad Seosn bler
iiosn bin Nat talot for SspetrGet, Nl
Itdar bet life mere, men / bets Steb q
ungt og friItt. Mi iadlebes lob 5are
8efuIing til Gitertommerne:
CAB SrGet p9re ct Minoesmerte
iou at oenne 8eoioenbeb life elemmes
Sg raar bette ber ND, plant iaa ct mi
iIteoet."
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-29
Gn Sale al 2ong Ssfar.

Otter SansinbpielIen | Safsluto
peb Sarpsborg forleoen Ssnpag par
Der ON Qftensn 5sit for ben norits
Ger os Slaabes SHicersr. Song Ss'
far bolbt peb benns 2eiligbeo felgenos
Sale:
"Wline !Serrsr SHicerer! Seq anfsr
bet for baabe 9lGbe pg Saoer Iom
8eres &onge pg sperite 8rissberre at
ubspe min Hst til at ftaa I Spibien for
Worges Scr og 5laabe FAINT Tom iads
ban at lebe gpelfer at ben @rt, fom
De, Der | bisie 9age foresua.
@f bpab ieg allerebe bar ist, fan ieg
uotale, at Der er bebaselis 5remaans
Iau bel | Senieenbe til Mauben, bppra
pau neutrality-suspicious. f~orftad at fsre
berss afbefinser, Tom / ManoItabers
mes Solonins pg Slbbiiciplin. Seq
buabsr, at be fcleenbe Speliesbaos
bile gipe 9efrnftelie pua pg fortGrte
benne min Spfattelfe.
Seq anertienoer ben Sroftab og
Ripti9rbeb, iom ben norIte Differs
itano bar piit ! BEN allereoe tilbaees
ldste Sio; glib bisie GgenIfdber
maatte aisre fig e~ialoenpe unber BAN
ftelise 5orbolb. Snteresien for Sprs
iparct er poret 8efalinesmpnoene,
Tom futile lebe % ubpitle 2dnoets
8Grnetraft. ere nu life lengere tun
tolerante. be bare, Sub He Sop, punbtt
ben agtelie os 4nertjenpelis hos Sol
tet, Tom tiltpmmer benz, hpis Spoape
er at bapoe 2anbets Saoer % Selpa
itanbigbeo ps at parne ON Den biema
ligs 4rne.
Sbet S Grlig os trofait uofsre eberS
bsis % aniporsfulbe &alo, bile 5 az
ttb finoe ebers 8onge pirtsnoe meb pG
/ Spioien for cher, life alene | Santsr.
5elelier % Orb, men oeIua / 8isra
ming. Seq h9per nit @luS meo gnTts
ON S9ber % 9elsaasnbe for ben nprs
lie S4r pg Slaabe."
8onsen opforbrer be iamIeos Oft
cerer til at lebiage oenne Staal mso
tire 8dnae Surrn. bpprefter ban bab
WuTitten ipiae Rationalfansen: ga,
ri e(ifer.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-29
Oriffe Ous.

st ipenif Yittigbeosblao leperer fsls
9enoe Qrtitsl ON bet at pRre Sus.
@i Speniter anpenosr meo Sper
SiItaleoroet "9u." Oct gisr life
Srunitm9nbens. 9Ggtefeuer % Barn
pg 5orGlOre pg Susbbr ps Sleet Og
8enner mau nsie fig meo at bli til.
talt meb "0e" sller Sr. elsr S5ru elIer
6rsten.
gn9elffmGnbene gadr enonu lGns
ger. De flyer enpos "Se", naur oa
taller ON fig Ielo.
Men Ri SpsnTter bruger sierne Gil
tdlcproet "Su". 90 bet er life nogst
m~Grtp9rbigt peo bet. 5pr ri bar ct
gan'tc forfaroeligt ubpitlet 5iteIpn-
fen. Scr Der:
"Sr. 9enerulfoniul oper Sanaii,
ie9 moa be Sr. @sneraltpniulen oper
Sopaii unbfploe, at iee faaleoes uoen
pibere brpr 6r. 8sneruItonfulen opec
Satpuii pg Optor Sr. 8enerultpniulen
oper 6atpdiis tpItbare Sib, men ieg
Der Sr. 8eneraltonIulen pg Riooer at
@uIoprberen ~unoTtplbe, al ies | en- big
tig Sag / 5iqib til Sr. @eneraltOnIus
lens oper 6atpuiis og tol. Giooer AZ
@dIaorosnsn5 tienote Smebetommsnr
beb benpenoer mig oIo."
Glsr: "gprIoodrtia inn inb, Sr.
&asierer / Observation-Disclosures |
Sregrunb. Set er f9rosles bsbageligt
at gigre 5r. aasiereren / Sapnedr6eis
berforeningen I 2reqrunos 9etjenots
fab. 6pab cir mig 9Fren al 5r.
Susiereren / Sreerunos gefsg"...
llnb7fpIo tjHre 2Giere, fan man life
fuu unbt / Sunseipioien al Nigt9
Gr bet life felt for Solt, Tom /
Gruno o9 Sunb er gunIte Iigefremmc
og naturIigs, at mautte pifte mso Sa-
len oe butte iig og lupe 6iRiet iitarb
puu benne ~beIfienebe Maabs.
Men Ri bar 10 Tom iaet, ben llbpei
at lngge bort be Iaatalote Sitler co
tiltale bperanbre meo bet lpfe 90 for.
troliee "0u", % ben llopei 6erptter hi
ps at msb flor Sberoisbeb. SCR bare
pdd fsleenbe Gumtule msnem en- 9es
Itbrer for en- 2anobrugsTtols % hans
Glep:
"unoitnlo, 9r. 2anobrugsbiretter,
Seq peb life, 6pem Der er Glof. Wen
itat ri brittle Sus?"
so ba, Sr. porbenbe 9obseier.
meo iterfte 8ornsielie. Oct bar iss
intst imcb. Sr. porbenbe Stortinase
manb, Observation-Disclosures, tans
Ne 2anbbruesminiiter eller 5prer for
BET fore G%srarparti -"
"Staul, gdmle Spinepels!!"
"Stuul, bu 8rsnfonins. Spab -
oritter on life bit 9las ub?"
"@a bplot ai9ft, bin gamle Sbiot."
Ser De. tiare 29ier, paa benns
Mdabe blir man fri for al Sbone oa
Stipbeo ps tommer inb i ben f~ortro.
liee Sumtaletpne, Tom Cir Smgnnesn
ct iuu bebaselist os naturIist pres.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-29

Reiolutionstomiteen beitOo AZ lsi'
eenbe Serrsr: attornep Gensrol Do
bis, @rtanfas; glttornep General
COLORADO; attornep Ssne'
raj mc Glurs. MisFsfippi; 8'lDer'
mgr Stephens, Misfouri; attornep
General Sren, Midigan; attprneQ
General Rolon, Montana; 6uperiler
ReMinan, 5s~nnesiee; attornsp 9s'
neral Smith, Seras; asiuranestom'
misiar asifer, Waibington.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-29
sn nirSpamlia s%tnieonina for en-
hinf @ane til at iifre ia Gu fat
Stiaina bsie Iaret I fit eaet
Gjcm.

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mano busr ensite ep. buor ri it', bT uoi'u sa'ut. Ill
at tass CrOres pda itrrsOrriptos atasuiuau. eurer,
rpGirotlsr os %lltitrs. isst etSr Haa;. gnbptr tnss
GatsiuIo Naue-iirr en- ~iaaoan. Der bar ltpt Grjartna
ON Salssmano. Acknowledgment sa,r Iiqusuos fan be,
iisrt goss Fsnss bss aarst ruuot; men suspsr Hint
liauo tan ubsn foruo9aatuOe guelis ticut $50 90 pm
IRA nttsn o. grptHitr mtb bet ftcre "Cutft~, ui isuo,r
b NJ, % Ben aHisbutnl. ban iaar al os, ON ban pl an
osnSe bsts fin lib til ar5si0st; % en- ap0 gtaub, bois
lto sr osiu,s eptdset mso aubst Ar5cios, men jom I'm
lrOtret Neasmitureer III uort Astntur. pit fnts, Of
, II tan ttre ia en- net Stiaiua. vi bar Ilrns, fom
sdsrs banbtr mso Real gitdts, 9nmbsr eatt bar auotu
tHebrulsnos s:tt GiiiscIie. til Ut arbsibs for %. o,
be iisusr aoes SCHss. G2elie 60 lie GbIolui rsousus
os; aapitat b,sspss lite, 8i fsustr ct fuleiuuttat
l7tps al 9l2ofsprsp.r CO boao uuOst ssr Raj III
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80 3eper booze al MiIt=
brauo.

9trettsr Sholb bar / forrige Hoe
paa 8.i fra Stodbolm iii Sresro
meo fit Menageri. llnberpeis blsp 10
al bans 2sper ipse og osos. llnoers
ioselie peO 9prlasen piier, at 0sbss
auriusen par MiItbrdno. @n bel
Del 5priigtisbeosrsglsr er / ben On
Ispnins tasne for at f~orsbpsss Smitts.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-29
Sicrcpcriet I SgOfiua

bar / ben isnere Sip taset FABIAN
Operbdano. at Sanbelen liber fort
afbraf. Wnnoisbeberne fan intet
sisre, ibet be lonere aunttipn9rcr
ipiler unber Oatte meo Rgperne.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-29

Sntslen: "Raa, 6rib, litsr ou bin npe
9Grer2"
SriB: "llbmGrtst. San sr ips bper
treble Dag"
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-29
Jooetr0et.
af 9. 8. ROsssssr. opsriat al 8. y.

FEHsEEEE7 ben frprnms Sertus Sertinaubs 0age blsp Der
I Stsisrmort upispt ben gefalins, at ale
H. M5i grpte'iantrr % Ssber, ION boebs Sonost,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-05
Latest London Quotations.
Live Stock Market.

p.,.,...a ,.. MONDAY, Sept. 4. 1899.
Receipts of beeyes for two days were 5h1 head IN
clHding cars i"r export alive, 1853 for
anu ~ Tor the market. Good to choice cattle wors
urn urn meh ,d and common steers steady: bulls
choice native steers sold at - IO0SH 10 a 100 ms
oxen and tags at t3256S5.25: bulls at snT2LG
) 20 cows and heiiers at 81 .S59k4. 20 aud choice
tAtcoMs al $40. Dressed beef steady at 7HaaJSe'
LOT NAIVE SIDES extra carcasses selling at i,;c
L",'a! Liyrrl""! and London cables quoted Amer.
lean cattle slow al ll19l2 4c. n, dr.Esed weight.
rtr rerator beef AZ sac. y n. RIp0rts tod uHs
tomorrow bsrvCs and 1900 quarters NJ beef
krvclpth OF calves for two days were 27lB head
and there were 27dI ON sale, Voals in good demand
aud st~ai ~: gra7Ser' and buttermilks easer The
p ~ we're n9t 'gliy ce!r'd Inferior prime veas
s4."p; GraGSrls ami tutt,,rmilks at 10 -bfsXS 80
Irh caves q" einOA 80. ysArlings at ~ "a CIV
dressed yralE al 9Hal2c. y n %-' |'S
keesintt Of 5h,ep aud lambs for two days were
a,l1 heAh including - y for slsughtcrrrs and
~ Tor 'Hr ln"rhrt making, with tho stale stock 81
cars on sale Hheep were stead 10 hrIn. lambs arr
I!|h"", Two cars w,Te held over C1tnrnIn 20
choice sa'"p ."lt al s2.@, ssIEo y 100 rs.
seisrtcd DO. at StIb: common to choice lAmbn Al
- . 'sSi";nn; Sanada !amu- at %. IT, ESQ -
dressed n ltt9n TO 70. u; dressed lam b. Sa DC
heye'p'S OF hogs Tor two days were VIsy mead
NominAlly steady. NFN'''e'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-05

Paul Christensen Joins the Professional
Ranks and WINS y Prize.

Brawny Scots In kills and tartans swarm ed
over Washington Park. Maspeth. yesterday,
10 watch the forty-third annual games OF the
New York CALIFORNIAN Club. Tho scions OF
Highland clans were there In thousands, some
decked out with sprigs OF heather freshly i'm
ported from Scotlands bonnie moors. while
others we're content with a bloom Of the thistle
pGcked from the neighborlng fields. Pipers
galore theoretically droned out Scottish airs
throughout the afternoon. and accom- panied
the dancers in the competitions with lively
tunes
Among the most picturesque figures in tho
crowd were twcnty-three members of the
Boston Caledonia Club. They were clad in a
uniform which closely initiated the parade
dress OF the famous Seventy Cameron
Highanders. George Goldie, professor Of ath-
games. which commenced shortly before noon
with the mem bcrs events. The Caledonians
wooden handled hammer from a stand. but tho
throws TO not compare with tho figures made
With the latter,dey wirs;handled hammer
The oren events brought out the pick OF
the professional talent INCLUDING Mike
record. He easily landed a bit over his days
expenses by taxing tho high jump: hop. step
tours were roaming around the grounds look
ing for chance to pick up some OF the nrize
money but only one came out az a full hedesd
Knickerbocker A. G., tried his luck in the long
dis distance events with such good effect That IN
Hlertberg, off his feet. In the three mile. for
which the most prize money was offered the
running a we'll Judged race. HJertbera had
Christensen and also the six day runner. Pete
Of fail IN When he badly cut his Knee Pon
by 80 Yards in the smart time OF 10 minutes
Summaries:
OPEN EVENTS.
10O-Yard DAsh-WOn Arthur Kelter John
oliver; second s. IL. Hall, third. Time, 10 is
Throwing 16.Pcund Hammer-won by A. Miller
With ss feet inches; A. Robertson second; ]. W.
Hop Is STEP and by
Running Hitch aud Kick-Won by NJ. F. Sweeney.
with feet inches; George Brown. second; A.
onsMile Run Won BY P H. Chr, GGhrdis'ons.n: E;
bsne,ns as6Iaad ylingmwon ,t b. W. sorlio; w.
161won by John MAR; James Mann, second: Je,-
oR BonP ss. h;$
Cameron; second; W !; Fqnssy: third .,... q
Three.Mile Run-won by 2. W. Htertberg p
Hsgelman, "econd; p H. Christensen. third Time.
1so.Yaris Hurdle Race-won by Arthur Keltnor;
r. W Hjerteerg. second John Donnell, third Time,
MEMBERS EVENTS.
Throwing 16-Pound Hammer-Won by william
Robertson, with ~ feet inches; John Rennie SEQ
ond: James Adams, third.
Putting 14-Pound Shot-Won by william Robert
son, with SO feet Az inches; James Cummings, sec
ond; Thomas Morrison. third.
1Oo-Yard Dash-Final heat won by Robert Blake;
Alexander Elliott second; John Forbes. third Time,
] | 3-5 seconds.
One Mile Bicycle Race-won by A. Sinclair; p.
hacGreRor. second. Time. minutes 81 seconds.
Boys Race--One lap-Won by James Mann John
onds.
Three-legRed Race-One lap-won by A. Scott and
A. Galloway; r. Stark and Z. Mccall Jr.. second; g.
Barnes and W; Robertson, third. Time, "a seconds.
Half.Mi lie Run-Won by John Forbes: Robert
a 3-5 seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-05
DROWNED DURING Y1oHr RACE.
Norwegian Sailor on the Eunioe Loses Hi
Life in Jamaica Bay.

Norwegian Sailor on the Eunioe Loses His
Life in JRmaic Bay.
RocKAwAY BEACH. Sept. 4.-The annual fall
regatta Of the Jamaica Bay Yacht Club was
sailed of the clubhouse at Hollands Station
here to-day. One OF the largest fleets OF boats
that ever spread canvas in the bay was on
hand to participate in and witness the sport
1t was the thirteenth event Of the season The
wind blew strongly from the north and held
good throughout the race
As the cat-boat Eunioe. sailed and owned by
G. Il. krauss was gybing around the last stake
she eapsized and flung her crew in to the water.
All were rescued except Edward Martenus
Svensen, a Norwegian sailor, a relative OF P E.
Petersen. the getaway boatbulder. Svensen's
body was carried out to sea on the ebb tide
and was not recovered. He leaves q wife and
children in Norway.
The course for sloops in classes A and B
was from the starting line off the clubhouse
TO and around the Can Buoy. below Barren
Island. thence to the starting line. The course
for the cabin and open cat boats was from the
starting line off the clubhouse to and around
the Soar Buoy No. q. of Block House Point to
club. buoy OF Broad Channel. thence to CROSS
ing line off the clubhouse. covering the route
twice The winners were:
Omen cat boats 20 ieet-Mildred and Myrtle
Omen cat-hoatS. IS feet-Lochinvar
Cabin cat boats. "a feet-Orca
Cabin cat boats-Lulu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-05
BIG RIFLE SHOOTING TOURNEY.
Marksmen Start OFF Well in the New Jersey
State Meet at Sea Girt.

Marksmen Start OFF Well in the New Jersey
State Meet at Sea Girt.
SEA GIRT. Sept. 4.-Favorabe conditions as
far as the weather was concerned mark cd
the opening Of the eighth annual meet
ing OF the New Jersey State Rife As
ISOLATION here this morning A puffy
wind. which few in gusts from the north
west. prevented any very good scores from
being made. Nearly the entire day was spent
In practice shooting. Tomorrow the matches
will begin in earnest. All the ranges were
occupied by the marksmen from O'Clock this
morning until the sun set.
The States already represented are New
bla and Pennsyivana. New Hampshire viii BE-
New York has only two mon here. Capt Alex.
Ms%s Of q fR nS s E ce Sspss
S M !0Ff asS y
T. n do%PsTthSaise ri. f sSv:nt an Reflme aas
10 The s' seht,'ssp mat match distance 200 yards.
seven shots. viii excite nsiderable intsrest
haitian Rifie Cub New York. and T. n Hansen
q Jersey CITY; who won this match in 1895.
petitors.
Lieut.. F. G. Wilson OF the First Battalion.
Georgia T.. vo!11pteers spent several hours TO-
New Jersey state Rife Association Trophy.
He made four strings OF "a each. Thirty Ave
match In 1897. NJ. Doveer of Jersey City,
leads In the Sch1tzen match with 81. 81 and
~ to his credit.
The best score to- day was made by Sergeant
Brown OF the Governors Horse Guards Of
Georgia. He banged out Al out OF possible
80. Private Whitaker and .Dickey. OF the
District OF Columbia team. finished on the
6OO-yard range with 40 each. The team. which
Young. New Jersey is shooting fairly we'll.
DIR. w; G. Hudson. Of the Fourth Regiment.
had Al to his credit at the end OF the days
shooting. Col. Reed Of Trenton and Bpgler
for making As and 43 respectively.
some OF the scores made by the GeorGians
on the 5Oo-yard range were:-L. j. Daniels At;
G. $. Richmond and Private II. +. Uric. As
each: W. &. Harrison. Al; Private E. G. A.
and Private T. G.. Philpot ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-05

LONG BRANCH. Sept 4.-The athletic tourna-
ment OF tho st. James Catholic Association OF
Red Bank. held at tho horse show grounds at
Hollywood Park this afternoon. attracted
nearly two thousand spectators Aside from
the scheduled events the attractions were b.
the Long Branch A. G.. the cham Mon high
Jumper. on skatns. Wefers and j. X |. Cody Of
exhibition race, which was won by Wrfers in
10 81 seconds. Wefers then tried 10 break tho
world record Of s. 4-5 seconds for loo Yards
made an effort to lower tho 22O-yard record,
He also failed In this, covering II in % 80
feet 3'g inches for . standing high lumr. held
by g.. W.. Ewry. of Chicago, nv half an inch,
clearing tho tape at , feet inches, A g!oyb
FOUNDERS. was won by Henry in tho fourth
round.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-05
Model Yachting.

The Brooklyn Miniature Yacht Club heh a
successful regatta on the Reservoir Lake at
Prospect Park. Brooklyn. yesterday While
the races were in progress the carriage way
and shores OF the lake were thronged with
several hundred spectators. who witnessed
some nne sailing of the fleet little craft by
IN this country. The first event was the race for
the Commodores cup. The course was half a
mile. triangular. There was good breeze when
Lobster. leading the others. She was never
headed and won out. by clever handling ~
ond and the Gallant third,
Then followed the race for the Club Pennant
and Comm odore's Pennant, for the ser0nI-
class sloops. half mile to windward and ro-
turn, which was covered twice. John pi"iirers
Romp were tho competitors, They got away
In q bunch. but the Maria. which was at fist
onIssIied. gradually gained unit she cam" in u
third. ~ ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-05
Two classes competed for specia cups yester-
day at tho Montclair Golf Club. The results
CLASS A.

AMPERsAND. Sept. 4-Fino play In which the
course record was again broken by Walter J.
Travis. marked the continuation OF the open
Club. The record was made during Travis's
match with Demarest. when he made his frat
the record for eighteen holes by three strokes
The summary:
AmpPrsand Cup. Second Round-Travis beat Dem
Arrest. up and TO play; Taller beat Lindsey, 4 mp
and 70 play; BeckWith beat KernSu. up and l to
play; Marsh beat Stevens up and to play.
Semi hnals-TrayiS beat Beckwith, up and 9 to
play Marsh beat Taller, 2 up.
Cnnsul alton cup, Semi.bnals-CfTnveH beat Cookey
3up aud to play; Drscoll beat Metcalt. up aud
3to play
Tn finals. each at thirty-six holes. will be-
played tomorrow. One OF the attractions OF
the day was an exhibition match between
the best ball otC. s. Ransom OF the Albany Coun-
Try Clnh and Halstead Lind sey OF the Harvard
Coll Club. This match brought out the best
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SHELTER ISLAND. Sept TN the general
handicap for the cups presented by Albert
Fish the rosults were:
No cards from Miss Andrews, Miss A. Man
ming. @. W. Whitney. Miss Plckhardt. Miss
Nell ose. Miss Rue. Mrs. Swan.

Sonnet hing unique in golnng competitions was sue
cesstully carr ed out yesterday At the Harbor Hill
Golf Club The morning play was a score round, at
eighteen holes he four hest in each class qualify
ing for the innovation: Those eligible were. In class
meyer. 12 and F. J. Wood. -. and. in clG,s B. j. G.
Cotterall, 81; G.. Seymour 10l; II, VAnVechten, ll2
and 7. @. JAnnsen. l2l. The couples paired in
the afternoon by lotsp set full round OF the
course A. the ninth hole the player OF each pair
who was down dropped out. the winners pairing and
keeping on for the prize in each class.
In class at the ninth hole Wood was 2 up with
Cooke and Wemple up on Hockmeyer At the
hnish Wemple was up on Wood. In class B sey-
mour beat Van Vechten mp and CottsrAil beat
JGnnsen +up. Keeping on Seymour beat Cotterall
up after tie In the Labor Day handicAps A. A.
Goldsborough won in class A, %, l5, ~. and j. @.
Cotterall in class d. 81, II. 80.
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LABOR DAY GOLF EVENTS.
OPENING OF THE EXTENDED LINKS
At RNGLEWOOD.

Baker, the New Ct. Andrews Champion
Deal Wins the Team Trophy Of the North
Jersey Shore LeaEue-rravis and Marsh
In Ampersand Einsls-soores Elsewhere.
There was q great turn -out OF the Nom bers
OF the Englewood Golf Club yesterday to watch
the first competitive play over the new eigh-
teen-hole course. The new nine holes proved
to be all that had been anticipated. the fair
greens proving in good order and the putting
greens fully up to the standard Of the old
greens. The morning event was a handicap
for cup against the following boyle score:
Out...............t 3 60
In ...................A o-A-A
and w. K Moore 1t was played of at an extra
hole. Coppell winning In 4 to 5. Tho results
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

MONDAY. Sept. 4.
The New York Stock Exchange was closed
to-day on account Of the holiday. Final Lon
don prices for American stocks showed unim-
portant changes from yesterday; Advances
Louisville 4 Nashville. y: Northern Pacific
preferred. u Canadian Pacific. y. Declines
Union Pacific preferred. \; Erie. 4: Pennsyl-
yania, y; Reading. "a: Atchison. y.
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There was also a women's boyle handicap
the fixed score in this case being 81. 53. 107.
The winner was Miss L. d. Smith. The best
cards we're:
Miss l.. u. Smith az 7 down: Mrs. J. A. Wells tO) .
down, Mrs. Il. r. Reinmund U2D 10 down; Miss A.
Barbour Jl2J i2 down.
In the afternoon there was a mixed four
some. approaching and putting contest. the
holes being taken in the regular order. the ap-
proaches being over bunkers or improvised
hazards at distances varying from IS TO 10
yards OF the greens. but the fourteenth hole.
which the winning pair obtained in q single
stroke. was simply test OF putting from the
edge Of the green. The card Of the winners.
Miss VI. Barbour and L. l.. Clarke. was:
Ont ........... .....2 3 = 8 2 4 3-2a
q a a-21-b1
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MANCHESTER. Vt. Sept. THE Labor Day
Handicap WAS won by Arthur Taylor Of the
Oakland Club. Paul Waterman Of the Engle-
wood Club won the Henry W. Brown cup ana
A. M. Reed OF Lakewood won the Consolation
cup.
The final match to settle tho tie for the $500
championship trophy representing the team
supremacy OF the North Jersey Shore League
and Norwood PARK teams In tho preI rhe DsS
matches OF the series. which began In July
Norwood had lead OF one match until Deal
evened up the score in the last match OF the
series. Yesterdays match eighteen holes be-
ing played at Norwood In the morning. resulted
as follows: