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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-08-30
Kronika MiejSc9wd.
KatastrOfa " Coliseum.

Koroner wyznaczyi szesciu
sedzi6w przysieglych, kt6rzy
zajma sic zbadaniem przyczyny
straszliwej katastrofy W Coli
scum, kt6rej ofara pablo kilku.
nastu robotnik6w.
Z pokaleczonych ciezko W
czasie tel katastrofy, umarl
wczoraj wieczorem W szpitalu
sw. hukasza John Marshman,
zam. pm. 576 w. Lake str. Inni
pokaleczeni moze wyzdrowieia.
Jeden zabitych ma miejscu
zostai W dwojaki sposob identy-
fNowany: raz jako Albert Nor
man 2 Toledo, o., a drugi raz
jako Ed ward Swanson, 24S
Randolph str, - ME wiadomo
teraz ma pewno, kt6ry tych
dw6ch zostai zabity.
Wypadek balOnem.
w parku Sanssouci wczoraj
aeronauta John Loomis wni6sf
sic W swoim balonie W powletrze
ma trapezie zaczai wykonywac
rome sztuki iamane, gdy balon
nagle stauai W piomieniach. Na
szczescie ME znajdowal on sic
zbyt wysoko W powietrzu Loo
mis- rzucii sic ma dot wysokosci
jednakie jakich so stop. Wpadl
do plytkiej laguny i lekko tylko
sic potiuki, podczas gdy balon
sic spalii.
NIeszcZeSllWy WypadeE.
16letni Herman B. Herns,
zatrudniony przy budowie okretu
,,Mauna Lon" W warsztatach
mad rzeka Calumet i przy ll6
ulicy, spadi wczoraj rusztowa-
MIA odni6si ciezkie uszkodzenia
wewnetrzne. Zawieziono 60 W
wozie ambulansowym do mie-
szkania jego rodzic6w pm. 734S
Ave. H., gdzie wkrotce potem
umarl.
Dzielny czyn.
Policyant parkowy Samuel
Sanger uratowai wczoraj W par
ku Lincolna cd utoniecia Slet-
niego Alberta Morgan i brata
tegoz Williama, o 2 lata starsze-
go. Albert, bawiac sic W pobli-
zu wielkiego mostu, wpadf do
jeziora. William, kt6ry chciai
60 ratowac, rzucii sic do wody,
ale zaczai takze tonac. Spo-
strzegf to Sanger W pelnym
uniformie wskoczyi do wody j
uratowai obydwu chfopakow.
Rodzice chiopc6w mieszkais pm.
391 State str.
Sprawa K0sta.
Bartfomiej Kost, kt6ry, jak
donosilismy W -swoilu czasie,
oskarzony jest o to, re W Mareu
b. r. W Bremie zamordowaf ME.
jaka Marys Vodiczka, stawal
wczoraj pred komisarzem zwia-
zkowym Booth, ktory ma prosbe'
niemieckiego konsulatu nazna-
czyl wstepne prsesluchanie ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-08-30

LQradzano plany tWlefdz wow
czas, gdy Dreyfus byl zatru'
dniony W sztabie generalnym,
lecz zdradzano je r6wniez, gdy
Dreyfus by3 juz uwieziony.
Dreyfus prowadzi} wprawdzie
zycie lekkomyslne, lecz bylo
to jeszcze "a jego czas6w ka'
walerskich. Gdy sic ozeni1, ME
mona mu by}o niczego z}ego
zarzucic. Jest faktem, ze ,,bor.
dereau" zostalo doreczone W
ministerstwie we Wrzesniu, a
W nastepstwie okaza}a sic ma
MEM data z miesisca Maja.
Haniebne postapienie z Pic
quartem utwierdzilo W swiad-
ku przekonanie o niewinnosci
Dreyfusa.
SW WldOCCUWO Oho LII ululooi q
Freycineta ME mia}o wielkiego
znaczenia, gdyz ze spraws
Dreyfusa stalo W ma1ym zwiaz.
ku. Freyctnet przyznai Labo'
riemu, ze ceni wysoko charak-
ter seatora Scheurer Kestner
ae jest jego przyjacielem.
BERLIN, 30go Sierpnia. =
Zebral sic W Nysie wiec kato-
licki, ma kt6ry stawi1o sig
og6lem 1000 delegat6w. Po.
mimo nawo}ywad niektorych
organ6w katolickiej prasy,
aaeby uwzgledniono sluszne
zadania polskiej ludnosci j
urzadzono dla Polak6w szereg
odczyt6w W ich ojczystym je.
zyku, ME zastosowa}a sic wick.
szosc wiecownik6w do zycze1
polskich, skutkiem czego 70.
lacy wyszli IN gren'io re sail
obrad. Skonstatowano ma ze.
braniu, ze 100000 robotnik6w
naleay W Niemczech do katoli.
ckich stowarzysze1, kt6re
przeciwdzia}ajs skutecznie agi.
tacyi socyalist6w.
BERLIN, 30go Sierpnia. =
Obie iaby sejmu pruskiego
odbyly wsp6lne posiedzenie,
ma kt6rem W imieniu cesarza
przemawia} kanclerz ksiaze
Hohenlohe. zaiowa}, ze sejm
projekt kana}owy odrzucii,
lecz ma nadzieje, ze dalsza usi.
lowania rzsdu odnioss poza.
dany skutek i lud W Prusach
uzna potrzebs poiaczenia rick
niemieckich kanalem. Poczem
kanclerz sejm zamkna}.
Poniewaz Francuzi ME uwie.
rzyli slowu pu}kownika
Schwartzkoppena, ze Dreyfus
ME stall z rzsdem niemieckim
W zadnych stosunkach, radzi
,,Tageblatt" rzsdowi, azeby
wymienil publicznie nazwisko
prawdziwego szpiega.
SANTIAGO, so Sierpnia. -
General Jiminez zosta1 ma
rozkaz guberuatora Wood
aresztowany, gdy wysiadl ma
lad. Me otrzyma pozwolenia
udauia sic W dalsza droge do
San Domingo, dop6ki general
Wood ME otrzyma z Havany
odpowiednich instrukcyj. Ji-
minez gniewa sic ma postepo.
wanie w}adz ameryka6skich.
z przeznaczonych dla woj.
ska kuba6skiego trzech milo.
now dolarow wydano $685..
900. Wyplacono wsparcie
1862.
JOHANNESBURG, 80 Sierpnia.
- Prezydent Krueger powie.
dzia}, ze do dzisiejszego polo.
zenia zastosowac mona psalm
S3, zawierajacy modlitwe o
pomoc Boza we walce 2 ME.
przyjacio}mi Koscio}a.
zywnosc podnosi sic W Genie
miedzy biedniejszs czescia
ludnosci zaczyna panowac
nedza.
200 koni, przeznaczonych
IL. T..-.oo1,,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-08-30

strzygnie sic, czyli Kost zostanie
wydany W rece wladz niemlec-
kich. Odloaenie rozprawy byio
konieczne z powodu, ze mn6stwo
akt6w trzeba przeti6maczyc 2
jezyka niemieckiego ma anglel-
ski.
Process e. s. Dreyera.
Wczoraj rozpoczal sic process
exbankiera Dreyera, oskarzonego
o nieprawne zatrzymanie $3l9,-
900 nalezacych do komiasryatu
park6w zachodnich, pred sedzla
Hanecy. Adwokaci oskarzone-
60 chcieli jeszcze pozyskac zwio-
ky przeniesc process pred inne-
60 sedziego, ale sedzia Hanecy
ME przystaf ma to, gdyz iuz dwu-
krotnie process byl przenoszony
(od sedzi6w Gary i Neeley), i
obecnie ME ma zadnego innego
sedziego zaimujacego sic spra-
wami kryminalnemi. w ciagu
dnia wczorajszego wybrano l
przyjeto osmiu sedzi6w przysie-
giych.
Przez jury koronerska zganiony'
Wczoraj odbylo sic sledztwo
koronera W sprawie smierci 1o
letniej Susie Vedder W North
Harvey, do ktorej rodzice ME
wzywali lekarza, tylko naposto-
low" Dowiego jego samego.
Okazaio sic, lie dziewczynka
chorowaia umaria ma pr6chnie-
ME kosci rozmiekczenie m6zgu.
Jury koronerska zganifa Villa
ma o. Donius ,,apostoia" Syonu,
il ME dopuscii do leczenia die
wczynki lekarzy fachowych,
gdyz ci mogliby byli cierpienia
jej zmniejszyc, zycie prsedlu-
Eye.
Krwawe zak0nczenie sprzeczkL
w korytarzu budynku pm.
14OO, 50th str, drobnostke
wczoraj pokIocili sic w. Mada-
li6ski, zam. pm. 1886, 49th place,
Frankiem Tompkins. w
ciagu ki6tui Tompkins rozbii
szklanke cd piwa glove NADIA
li6skiego i uciekl. Scigai go
detektyw Farrell i zmusii do
poddania sic wystrzaiem ma
wiatr. Madali6ski, kt6ry ciezko
zostai skaleczony, znajduje sig W
szpitalu powiatowpm.
Zydowskie swieta.
Poniewaz rada powiatowa
zbiera sic posiedzenie swe pier
wsze po wakacyach W Poniedzia-
lex, d. 4 Wrzesnia, ale ma tenn
posiedzeniu mic ME moie zalat-
vic, powodu, ze jest to urze-
DOVE swieto { (Labor Day. i po-
niewaa dzie1 ten zarazem jest
wigilia swiat zydowskich, przeto
komisarz powiatowy Kallis po-
prosil wszystkich szef6w depar-
tament6w powiatowych, by uwol-
Mill cd piracy swoich zydowskich
urzednik6w W dniach S i 6 Wrze-
snia !Nowy Rok), jakotez 14go
Wrzesnia (swieto pojednania).
Szefowie po wiekszej czesci "a
stosuja sic do tego zyczenia.
Kr0tkie notatki mieiscome.
- Cena wegli cd jutra znowu
sig podniesie o rs cent6w ma
tonic, podobno dla tego, ze ceny
frachtowe podniesiono do 80
centow cd tony. w gore idzie
takze cena papieru do pisania.
- Druga iona zonob6jcy Be-
ckera otrzymaia wczoraj rozw6d
ze skazanym sedziego Dunno.
Policya W Hyde Park szuka
iakiegos cziowieka, ktory rzuca
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-08-30
Du Patty de Clam.
Zeznaie we w1asnym domuw sprawie Dreyfusa.
Polacy opuscili W Nysie sale, W kt6rej
odbywa1 sic wiec katolicki.
L JIMINEZ AREsZTOWANY W SANTIAGO
Zdanie Anglik6W stosunkach flipiiskich

Jakkolwiekby sic zapatrywa.
no ma rezultaty konferencyi
haskiej, moga one komproml::
towat tych, kt6rzy udaremnili
piekne zamiary, ale ME ich
tw6rcy. On swoje zrobil, a
juzci byioby dziwnem, gdyby
chcsc postawie ma swojem,
grozi} opornym opancerzons
pisscia. Motywu ostatniego, ze
car ME ma syna, wiec ME ma
dla kogo pracowac, roztrzasac
ME warto. Bo najpierw to, re
obowiazek czesto wiecej zna-
czy, niz w}asna przyjemnosc
lub wygoda, a nastepnie to, ze
kto W 29 roku aycia ME ma
syna, ten jeszcze moze ich
mice wiecej nizby chcial.
Pred kilku dniami przyby.
10 do Lublany okolo 200 stu
dent6w czeskich, dla zwiedze.
MIA stolicy slowe6skiej i po.
dziekowania studentom slo.
we1skim "a odwiedzenie Pra-
gi. Siowehcy cylejscy skorzy-
stall z tel sposobnosci zapro-
sill ich, aby wracajac z Lubla.
ny, wstapili do Cylei wzisli
udzial W odslonieciu pomnika
s}owe6skiego pisarza Oblaka.
Niemcy oburzeni ma to demon.
stracye W niemieckiem = jak
twierdzili - miescie, zapowie.
dzieli kontr demonstracys i
wniesli do magistratu cylej-
skiego podanie, aby zabronii
uroczystosci slowe6skiej, "pro.
wokujscej Niemc6w ma ich
wlasnym gruncie". Wobec
wielkiego rozdraznienia wsr6d
Niemcow, panujacego cd dni
kilku, objawianego take W
prasie miejscowej, starostwo
cylejskie skresli}o pierwotny
program odsloniecia pomnika
i ograniczylo uroczystosci do
obchodu prywatnego W salach
Narodnego domu siowe6skie-
go.
Niemcy ME zadowolnili sic
temi zarzsdzeniami i wczesnie
rano zgromadzili sig t}umnie
ma dworcu kolejowym, ocze.
kujsc przybycia Czech6w. Mic
dzy oczekujscymi znajdowa}o
sic, jak p6zniei stwierdzono,
wielu Niemcow przybylych
umyslnie Gracu. Poniewaz
Czesi, zatrsymani po drodze
przez Siowe6c6w W Veldes,n ME
przybyli, t1umy pociagnely
dworca pred "Dom narodu",
gdzie panic s}owe6skie oczeki.
wa}y ma majacych nadjechac
Czech6w. Niemcy ustawiwszy
sic ma ulicy,rozpoczeli gwizdac
i krzyczsc domagac sic zdjecia
chorsgwi o barwach siowe1-
skich, czemu Slowe6cy stawili
opor powolujsc sic ma to, re
ma wiezy ratuszowej wywie.
szono sztandar niemiecki.
Przyszlo do starcia miedzy
o}owe1cami a Niemcami. S}o.
we6ski pose} sejmowy Deczko
zostal SLIME obity kijami, ,ieden
kupiec niemiecki ciezko ranio.
ny; wreszcie ma rozkaz policyi
zdjsto choragiew slowe1sks,c GO
wywolalo okrzyki radosci
wsr6d Niemcow, kt6rzy SIG
rozeszli.
w poludnie jeszcze liczniej.
sly tlum Niemc6w zgromadzn
sig ma dworcu, gdyz rozeszia
sic wiadomosG, ze Czesi ma
pewno juz przybsds pospiesz.
nym pocisgiem. Ma peronie
ustawiono oddzialzandarmeryi
!; Lonnonia niochotv @ ntrzv.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-07
CUP WILL BE TURNED
OVER TO THE WINNER

The Ban Francisco perpetual challenge
cup Will be turned over this evening by
the Corinthians, who have held IL since
1897, TO the San Francisco Yacht Club at
the quarters of the latter in SausaIito
Commodore Carl Westerfeld has issued a
notice TO the Corinthians requesting the
yacht owners TO sail over from Tiburon
in force and offer hearty congratulations
10 the winners. Commodore T. L. Hill has
issued card 10 the members of his club
announcing that supper will be served in
the clubhouse at 7:30 this evening, ]. r.
Savory, R. S. Bridgeman and H Dott act
ing as caterers and cooks The supper
will be followed by an entertainment and
jinks. Invitations have been sent 70 tbe
California, EncinaI and South Bay Yacht
Clubs to cruise TO Sausalito and share in
the pleasures of the evening. The enter
tainment will be- as all entertainments ar
e yacht club should be, for yachtsmen.
The CALIFORNIA; have cruise to Paradise
Cove on their programme for to-day. out
all the other clubs have open dates.
Last Saturday several Corinthian Yachts
left their moorings at Tiburon. intending
TO sail UP to McNears Landing and dron
anchor there. But the wind dying out and
the tide beginning TO ebb, all except the
Arcturus let go their anchors in Paradise
Cove. The flagship Aeolus was accompa
MED by the sloops Truant, Pride Mignon
Halcyon, Freda and Mischief and the
SdM4 -NSActu- A.S <tICtuEuS was the only
yacht 10 reach McNears. About noon on
Sunday the yachts weighed anchor and
sailed down through Raccoon Straits
where they were Joined by several Others
from Tiburon. The feet cruised over ~
Sausalito, where some of the San Fran
cisco yachts joined it. All together thev
stood over TO Fort Winfield Scott. bu+ a
long ground swell made sailing somewhat
uncomfortable there. The cup winner
the sloop Gadder, and Andrew Syansor;s
Villain. which are boats Of a similar tyne
tried rate of sailing with each other. b1t
neither displayed any decided superiority-
+. F. Ames has given up sailing for tbis
season and has taken the equipment ont
of the sloop Ella. NJ E Gorter's Sans
Souci is on the beach at Tiburon. wbera
she is getting general overhauliug
The light winds now prevalent indicate
that the end of the yachting season is AZ
hand. The closing day Of the Corinthians
San Franctseos and Encinals is the 2Isf
inst. All three clubs have 2 final cruise
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-07
MARKSMEN ARE BUSY.

The marksmen are looking forward 10 a
public prize shoot TO take place on the
new Glen Park range on the 18th. The
event is being arranged by Manager Nc
Gill OF the park, assisted by Philo Jaco-
by and other rifiemen.
Il is believed that at this time Of the
year there will be but little wind On
the date mentioned an organization of
Turner's will meet in the Glen and it is
intended that the two events will be held
The Sacramento Helvetia Rife Club is
preparing for an all-comers' tournament
10 take place this month. Cash Cnd mer-
chandise prizes are offered for best cen
ters, most points and most rings.
\ rife shooting meeting is being ar
ranged by the members of the lone Rife
Club 10 take place at lone the latter part
ne Rifle Club Will attend and several
members OF the Columbia Pistol and
Rifle Club of this city have signified their
intention of accepting the invitation TO
man, the president of the lone Club, has
been desirous Of trying his skill with some
of the bay sharpshooters.
Eastern and Western. revolver shots are
discussing a remarkable 100-shot revol-
yer record recently made by DR. Ashley
A Webber. president of the Brooklyn Re
voiVer Club. With a 3S-caliber new army
model Smith & Wesson revolver he made
455 points out of a possible 500 on the sx10
military elliptical target at 50 yards on
an open range. This is without doubt the
best record of It's kind with a military
revolver. The ammunition used was the
new army smokeless powder cartridge.
One of the remarkable features of the
performance was that during the entire
shooting the weapon was not cleaned.
DR.. Webber stated that he had fred 5000
shots from the weapon without once
cleaning and the barrel has never fouIed
nor loaded II the least.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-07
WILL
RACE FOR A
SILVER TROPHY
An Exciting Contest Expected in the
Annual Tweny-MiIe Race Of
Associated Clubs.

The annual 20-mile road race of the Cal
ifornia Associated Cycling Clubs for the
Baker & Hamilton trophy will be held
tomorrow morning over the San Leandro
triangular course, starting at 10:40 o'clock
Three clubs have entered teams for this
event-the Bay City, Garden City and
Olympic Wheelmen. The couriers, named
in the order in which they will ride, are
as follows:
Bay City-I. r. Lind, W. ]. Davidson,
Z. \. Rusac, r. ]. Black. E. Warren.
Garden City-L. Smith, E. P. Barnes, E.
B. Wastie, NJ. G. Francis, julius Smith
Olympic-E. o. Kragness. E. F. Russ.
George P. Fuller, 7. H. White, E. a.
Bozio.
This race is one of the sensational con-
tests Of the year and is for the most val
liable trophy offered by the association.
The cup has been won successfully by the
Acmes, Bay Citys and Olympics lie
AcmeS did not enter a team this wear.
while this is the first time the Garden
Citys have been represented. The trophy
must be won three times to become the
property of any club.
Entry blanks are out for the associa-
ton annual 10-mile handicap from
Fruitvale 10 Haywards on October Is,
entries close with Chairman W. L. Loos
or the racing board next Monday. The
usual valuable prize list will be provided.
Last year this race had ia entrants.
me olympic Nheelmen will have their
handS full for the next few weeks keep
ing their engagements on the 18th thay-
VIII send team OF ten men 70 Sacram men
10 TO compete in a 50-nlile relay race with
the Capital City Wheelmen The week
following the same team will go to Reno.
New, TO contest with the Reno Wheel
men, who have proved invlncible thus far
this year. having beaten the Carsons and
AGNES. The fact that the Olympics 90
TO Sacramento Sunday week will keep a
large number of their riders out of tha
day. ''-S'
The Academic Athletic League has a
25-miIe relay around the San Leandro tri-
angle scheduled for next Saturday, the
The regular monthly meeting o. the DEL
held this evening at room 557 Parrot+
building O. A't1
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-07
FISHING ON EEL RIVER.

John Butler is expected home from his
annual fishing pilgrimage TO Eel River to-
morrow. According to reports received
from him the larger steeIheads are again
running in the river, the early fishermen
missing them. Mr.. Buffers star catch
was a 21-pounder He also secured one
Of twelve pounds and many smaller ones.
Colonel kelihor. a thorough sportsman.
who spends several months of each year
on the trout streams of this coast, has
returned to his home in Texas. His last
fishing during his stay here was in the
Eel River district.
". Y. Hollingsberry Of Salinas has the
record for the largest salmon in Monterey
Bay for the season of 1899. His wife re-
tains the distinction OF having secured
with rod and reel the largest number Of
salmon in one day. Mr.. Hollingsberry
captured salmon weighing forty-two
pounds. Mrs HollingSberry secured thir-
teen in one morning. the aggregate weight
CT which was 1883 pounds. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hollingsberry were at Capitola for the
morning for one week During that time
they landed Isl fish. All fishing was done
with trout line, reel and pole. On the
morning when the largest salmon was
captured ii took Mr.. Hollingsberry fifty
five minutes TO land his prize.
John Benn. the noted maker OF arti-
fetal flies for fishermen, has just COM
pleted a collection of those used in Cali
fornia. They are TO form a part of the
State exhibit at the Paris exposition. Mr..
Benn Is one of the most celebrated fly
makers in the world, his handiwork being
in demand in England and elsewhere.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-07
BIG PRIZES OFFERED
THE COURSING MEN

The management of Union Coursing
Park Will mark in q fitting manner the
one hundredth meeting held under its di-
rection In order to attract the fieetest
dogs a special stake limited to thirty-two
entries has been placed or the card. The
entrance fee will be s.. while the money
added by the association will be 5000. With
the entry limited this viii provide large
prizes for all the dogs winning one or
more courses. To tiu out the card re-
serve or non-winners' stake Will be run.
The added money in this will also be
large. The various rounds Of the Centen-
Mai stake will be run on the 18th inst.
BettorS are often given TO fads and
strange impressions Many of those who
follow coursing claim that the dog on the
white nag has slight advantage over
the one on the red. Il will interest them
10 learn that Of the dogs slipped at UniOn
Park during September 81 wearing the
red collar won, as against S2s on the
John Halton and R X Malcom have
been appointed members of the American
Coursing Board. The governing body OF
the sport in this country They succeed
". l. Peyton and J. H. Rosseter.
The slight rise in the deld al Ingleside
Coursing Park has been fenced of and is
expected 10 improve the sport. 1t will
keep the dogs well within the view Of
spectators and Will do away with the
chances Of ''dukey'' courses. 1t also shuts
off a portion of the field which had a
hard surface. This injured the feet Of
some dogs
II tAlt ldll4S Nlllllr III OuE season the
members of the Interstate Coursing Club
will leave here for their MerCed meeting
on Tuesday, November Il. and viii course
the succeeding Wednesday and Thursday
II permission can be obtained the sport
will be held on the Nevada Bank ranch
NJ. n. Scheper has applied for member
ship in the Ingleside Coursing Club.
d. Healey has q fine looking litter Of
puppies by MatChless-Sweet Marie.
J. J. Edmonds had a difficult time saw
ing his dog Whisky Hill after a four
minute course last week The dog finally
came around all right and Will soon be
in the running again.
VIII Thompson expects some speedy
dogs for his kennels after the American
Waterloo meeting in Texas. They will
be coursed there by Mr.. Lowe and then
sent on here for the big stakes.
The Ingleside Coursing Club has taken
no action on the recent ruling of of
Messrs. Leek. Ohmeyer and Tyler. The
officials affirm they can do nothing until
the case is brought 10 their attention by
the American Coursing Board or one OF
its affiliated clubs.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-07
MAKE
READY FOR THE
WINTER SEASON
San Rafael VIII Hold Open Tourna-
ments, While Oakland Seeks
an Expert Coach.

The Tibbetts cup. presented to the Oak
land Golf Club by Mrs. lie Grand Cannon
Tihbetts has been played for in four tour
naments, the victors in which were Vice
Captain P e Bowles. f. R. Folger, D.
F. Belden and r. ~ Cooke. These four
are entitled to compete in a fifth tourna-
ment for its possession Cooke, however
is absent from Oakland, and L. R Foiger
last Saturday defeated D. f. Belden up
10 play. The trophy thus lies between
P. E. Bowles and Z. r. Folger.
\ series OF home and home matches be-
tween teams of the San Francisco ana
Oakland Coli clubs will be played during
the coming season. The arrangements
which VIII be similar TO those made last
season. will be completed by Vice Captain
P. Z. Bowles on behalf of the Oakland
Golf Club and by a representative or the
San Francisco Golf Club in place OF wee
Captain William Thomas, who IS otner-
wise engaged Probably II. B. Goodwin
will conduct the negotiations on benaIt
of the Preside golfers.
The tournament committee, OF WMCh
H. d. Pilsburv and H b. Goodwin are
members, will shortly prepare a schedule
for the San Francisco Golf Club. 1t VIII
not comprise so many events aS last sea
sons schedule, as the committee found
difficulty in getting the member TO play
in the scheduled events. 1t VIII, however,
include competitions on Thanksgiving day
and Washington birthday.
Secretary H. NJ. A. Miller Of the oak
land Golf Club is trying 10 secure first
class professional golfer and instructor
for the club. Although he has been in
communication with several profession
ais and has received many applications,
he has not yet found an entirely suitable
man. The Oaklanders are anxious 10 be
we'll prepared for the coming tnterclub
contests and believe that dozen or more
of their best players have reached stage
in their game from which they cannot
make any advance without the coaching
OF thoroughly expert golfer, who IS at
once a fine player and q good teacher
The San Rafael Golf Club Will hold the
third of its fortnightly tournaments for
members to-day. The ladies handicap,
play in which will begin at 10 O'Clock this
morning, viii be at nine holes. Twenty
entries have been received. For the men 5
handicap. eighteen holes. eighteen entries
have been made. Play will begin at 2:30
this afternoon. In addition to the handi-
cap events there will II time permits be
contests in driving, approaching or put
ting The handicap events are medal play.
and entries must be received at least one
day before the contest. There Will also
be general tournaments, open to members
Of any golf club, on election day, Thanks
giving day, Christmas day and New
Years day. Members of other clubs who
wish TO compete, in a general tournament
must send in with their entries three de-
tailed scores. signed by one or more mem
bers OF their club. and stating on what
links and at what date the scores We're
made All communications should be ad-
dressed TO T. ". Tetiey, San Rafael Golf
1'Iuh