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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-06-02
GOLD TAKEN BY THE TRANSvAAL

A Decision Adverse to British Insurance
Companies.
London, June 11.-By the judgment of
Justice Mathews, in the Queens Bench
division of the high court Of justice to-
day. insurance companies will have to
pay their policies on gold requisitioned
by the Transvaal government just pri-
or to the outbreak of the war. Two
claims, each for G1O0,0 900, have been de-
cided in favor of the plaintiffs mining
companies, the judge holding that no
state of war existed at the time of the
seizure of the gold.
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AT THE FIRST M. E, CHURCH.

AT THE FIRST M. E. CHURCH.
At the First NJ. E. church tomorrow
morning will be held communion SER
vices In the evening there will be a
sermon by DR.. Edridge. The following
special music will be rendered;
Morning.
Acknowledgement in F.......... Tours
Offertory-Soprano solo-O Rest Me,
My Savior ...................... cooper
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ABOUT PRESIDENT
KRUGER.
RUAIORS

Stories That He is III and of His
Death.
London, June IA belated dispatch
from Kroonstadt dated Tuesday, May
80, reports that President Kruger is very
i'll and adds that the station master at
Kroonstadt says that the president is
dead. This report is not believed.
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CONNECTICUT DELEGATES T

Hartford, June 1.-The national re-
publican delegates from this state to
the convention in Philadelphia have Sc
cured room at the Walton for five days
beginning with Sunday night June II.
1t is probable that the delegates will
meet in New York Saturday evening,
June 16, and so from Jersey City by
special car.
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DELLA FOX INSANE.

Well Known Actress Sent to Asylum
Yesterday.
New York, June Della Fox. the
actress was to-day committed to the
insane asylum at Wave Crest. Astoria,
l., l., by Justice McAdams, in the SUI
preme court. on the petition of her
brother, William H. Fox, and on the
evidence of Drs. Austin Flint, jr.. and
Edward d Fisher, which showed that
she is laboring under decisions.
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letter following
Peruna
There better used about all of
The spring best exhausted
herself every spring The system reiuvnaed spring
weather This renders medicines effective
erna assisted by the baly air of spring will DID, stubborn
have resisted years.
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STRONG REELECTED BICYCLE

The Yale bicycle team has reelected
Edwin Allen Strong, 1900S., of Hartford
Conn, captain for next year.
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Evening.

Evening.
Anthem-My Soul Truly Waiteth. .Rea
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MUSIC AT CHRIST CHURCH.
The music for Whit Sunday at Chris
church will be:
M0rning-10:30.
The sun., 1900-12-16

The candidates for the Rugby military
track and baseball teams have been hard at
work for some time. II is apparent from the
interest displayed that the school intends to
take part IN interscholastic sport this season,
In spcakinG Of the chances in the interscho-
lastic baseball series Brown, one OF the boys
Of the said school. provided we can round
the pitching department into proper shape
We will not DO afraid Of any team In the league.
We have already booked number Of outside
In all" II is likely that hockey team will
be organized IN few days
WyNe and Thomas are the two most prom
ising athletes at Blake School, The former
will throw the weights and the latter will
hurdle, broad jump and high Jump. Roth
erbocfer b 4. C. wvIle in practice last week
nut the shot ss feet and Thomas did feet I
In the high jump and 20 feet in the broad
Now that Hamilton Institute 10 again n
member Of the association plans for all lines
q e.or' III be erirctei by, by Athletic
dates will start in training for the track team
and determined cnorts viii he made TO place
practice a net v II lie strung in tn. Cymnasium
and battery work will he In order. A dual
meet With Barnard school will be held at the
Eighth Regiment Armory next Friday. a
be organized to enter the interscholastio
series. The chess tournament to So ect the
tourn ment Of the New York Interscholastio
Chess, Association Is nov in progress.
Under the supervision OF competent
co ch the Trinity School track team will
begin work after the holidays in the schools
gymnasium. Several boys who made the
team last year are back al the school and the
candidate. also include large number Of
now stars The loss oi Rogers. the weight
throv-r and klous the hurdlcr. will bo very
much felt. Tho hy-ical director is very
much In favor of gymnastic contests. lie
saws.
4 am In favor Of more attention being
raid Ia gymnastics by the schools in the
lnter~choll~tic Associations especially dur
ing the winter months. and hopc that before
long this branch ol sport Will be taken up
bv the association AND that yearly contests
will be arranged between the schools. or at
any rate Joint exhibition such as Yale and
Princeton inaugurn'ed ed some years ago"
The sea son of 1901 will ind tho Sachs School
represented on track and field by much
.tr,ngcr team than IN prevl9us years Under
tho watchful eve of Prof. Thomson the cam
didates are training hard. Kelly has been
elected captain Of the hockey team Chess
H. at present taking M a good deal Of time
and the tournament 20 pick representatives
is narrowing down TO hard fight. Falk,
the interscholasic champion. Is coaching
the boys; The annual intsrclass games
The prospects At woodbndss School ass
The sun., 1900-12-16
MUsIC AND MUSICIANS.

Caorce. Ionrv. the nrst oboist Of tho Pos-
ton Svmphony Orchestra ha, founded a club
of wind Instruments which IL 70 bear his
mama Tho members are NM Hackehsrth,
horn. Iitke. bassoon: MaQuarre, nute Semer.
clarinet and Longy, oboist Heinrich Geh-
h.rd will he the pianist for the three Boston
concerts which may be repeated in New
yorL ~ the orranization Is successful Tho
music .elected for these instruments is inter-
sting enough 20 the amateur who rarely
h.o,s .uoh ooncerts The programme. so far
arranged are TO include Beethoven's quintet
Tor niano oboe. clarinet. horn md bassoon.
on "a a sonata by Bach for flute and piano a
oi.veIin NAV be substituted for the piano:
ond rm,le Bernard's advertisement for two
g.. ,,ro ohoe. two clarinets two horns
ana ,wo ba.soons on ia Rubin.,ein's =
.,I,..,,,r n,,ro aute clarinet horn nd hos-
.oor. ,hro. romances by Schumann for oboe md
t.. d.Irdy.. -cbansons OF DANES" for
uind ,,a,run.n,s. Mozart. serenade in G
r,inor Tor ,ro oboes. two clarlnets. two horns
I'''no' 'o' wv .s po,,,.s oonc.,,s,,oo,,
,Ia n,a,n n''V 0 Jonvr i. known in Bos,on as an
aI,.,, s.a"U oond,ctor and has hod long o,-
eNccIlent c0huuc'oi' anu "'' "N' WIS VA
perience in Paris as a conductor OF chamber
music
Faust, whicn VIII open tno fh'aueliHl'
season Of opera at the Academy Of Music
,haro or , ,ra.L from 'rhursdov vill le suny
tneie on VICE" ''''il -
BY NM 'remonini, 'onipahati anu Eu'nafu
do Reszke and Mines Melba. Homer and
no,a,noister On Chris,mas nIpht "Iohen-
~ Da"V' - ~, I,,,oI pt,,,ha,
gfln Will ht sung ny MAJ b'pIe'' h'sp""ih
and Dlass and Mines Nordica and Schumnun-
i"''A i'a ~
the second week Eiecta Hlh"rd the young
American Colorature soprano made her first
~.
"pne'" "' ~, - -,
In New Orleans as Ldkme. lhe young singer
was heard first last year In Amsterdam, where
-. ,.r, oi,,b, rli.s which aha vas co,,,.llod
VIC s'"N N' - 20 "
10 learn In the put'h language ono Is inc
,r,,,,,oI,, lo.si u,bo Is 70 .inc no, r,.-
D., n,, ..t,h a.. e,.ts,
Ph0I' ana ~. BdrtoI0 WIN MN" N'tApfl'h
when her orcra company starts on rs travels
a ono Of tho ,,os, ,a,rous bnro .I,,o,s In
- V"' u ~ - w
The sun., 1900-12-16

good for both track athletics and baseball.
All Of last years boys are back and In ex.
cellent condition. There is no lack OF can
manager and captain will have their hand'
fun selecting the best boys Besides tho
rang. a lengthy schedule with out-of-town
schools. strong teams will bc entered IN
gil IN" indoor games to be held IA the near
future. and the school may also hold set or
At Dusler school very little headway Is
Rshf naS Of % @Gy a1ST
in any line Of sport, but there seems to be no
ambition TO develop teams Don't ask mo
They have every chance 70 get up crack
baseball and track team but YOU can't get
interest in hockey. but after that season 10
The, basketball Championship Of The Bron5
Of the schools have entered and close con.
test is anticipated. The schedule follows
FIRST ROUND.
Rfs As ss sssas sssS " roa.p sssSo
School VS. Kylc's School
SfoweT S;sool Z: h;nns.n sSaGS
n S55os Sssa School, s. p R! sslss School w. 1
Rutherford High School
Biona SCHOOL, SssSo ys Ad SohoT
~! Jan Sos1 snAdI,I School y. gron. School Man:
School vs. kyle's School.
SECOND ROUND.
Jan, 7-Bronx School VS.. Kyles School: Fowler
School vs. Rutherford High School: Manhattan School
VS. Adler School
Jan. 9--Kye's School vs.. Fowler School; Manhat.
tan School VS. Rutherford High School, Bronx School
VS. Adler School.
Jan, ls-Rutherford High School VS. Bronx School,
kyle's School VS.. Adler School: Fowler School VS..
Manhattan School.
Jan. 2l-Kyles School vs. Manhattan School;
Bronx School vs. Fowler School Rutherford High
School vs. Adler School.
Jan. 23--Ader School vs. Fowler School: Manhst
tan School vs. Bronx School; Kyle's School VS. Ruth.
enord High School
The sun., 1900-12-16
BOWLERS GOING TO CHICAGO.
Probably 100 New York Players Will CON-
pete in the Cham ionship Tourney.

pete in the Cham pionship Tourney.
The United States bowling championship
tournament under the auspices OF the Illinois
Bowling League. to be held at Chicago from
Jan. to Jan ~ In conjunction with the six tn
annual meeting OF the Anne rican Bowling
Congress-. has aroused considerable Interest
among the local followers OF the sport
Through the nntirlng efforts Of DR. Henry
Timm fully one hundred bowlers from Creator
New York will compete There will be three
team and an individual The strike and spare,
or better known AS the American ga me- will
and individual bowler will play three con-
secutive games. the total pins scored to decids
hf wnne,v bs of the ;h Pdss9 Wsh
Five men team. eight. amounting to $3.50:
two men team, nine amounting to 1910: ind. |.
sl,2i5 The champion team will also receive
the trophy which Ia now on exhibition at tho
Germania Assembly, rooms alleys. In addi.
tion to the prizes three medals. each valued
at $40. are AZ stake
Owing 10 the small excursion rate Of S,s
leave on Jan, o The list Of those who win mako
the journey will be increased Twelve clubs
from this city have already entered the fve
lows: Rosedale Fidela. Corinthian. Me-
tropolitan, Empire Cyclone imperial Mon
tSs 'Rs sns r E.
away the games scheduled to be played
In tournaments have been postponed
lltlegUl"> from nearly every Nttte OF t1S
Union will be represented at the American
Bowline Congress meeting which will be held
and probably adopted that owners and en-
povees of bowling allevs be barred from
connecting In tournaments on home allevs.
This, however. NAV be modified to read that
tho owners and employees be barred from
winning q prize.
An amendment NAV be presented that q
bowler belonging to two clubs competing In
tournament. and resigning from one of
them while the latter is in progress. viii be
recognized as n member OF the club from
which he resigns until the said tournament
L. finished. which will thereby bar him from
playing against this club.
The sun., 1900-12-16
INTERSCHOLASTIC SPORT.
MANY TEAMS PREPARING FOR THE
VARIOUS WINTER GAMES.
All the standard Pastimes Of the Season
VIII Receive Attention -Laudabie Agi-
tation in Favor Of Gymnastics -Hamii-
ton Institute Back In the Association.

VIII Receive Attention -Laudable Agi-
tation in Favor Of Gymnastics -Hamii-
ton Institute Back in the Association.
Football having been laid aside. the young
stcrs of the New York and Long Island Inter-
scholastic Association are making prepara-
tlons for track athletics and baseball Nearly
all of the candidates for the track and baseball
teams have reported. and although work
has been done. the real test will begin after
the Christmas holidays The schools seem
to have better talent this year than In former
years, 80 that the institutions which haVe
always carried everything before them
will have TO work hard to retain their laurels
The December meeting OF the local asso-
clation was held last Tuesday and more
business was acted than at any previous
meeting Hamilton Institute was admitted
TO the association after being barred for four
vears Columbia Grammar School was
awarded the football championship and plans
we're perfected for hockey and basketball.
The association also elected a new Treasurer
in Fred Cutler, who takes tho place OF W.
Adau There was considerable discussion
In regard to the price OF the various banners
but the matter was laid over. The appoint-
ment Of committee to revise the constitution
Is not exactly to the liking OF certain head
masters The latter hold that the Consti-
tdtion Committee should consist OF persons
well versed In such things and not school-
boys Every year for the past FIVE years
the constitution has been revised. BUR
chard. chairman OF the Constitution COM
nittee. eays that the constitution this time
will he made up on the same lines as that
of the intercollegiate association
Columbia Institute may prove a strong
factor In athletics this season. kingsley
The sun., 1900-12-16

/ abput sometimes closing IN on them and NJ
others standing apsr, Tho Coqu"lln super
| numefa aries plainly shos that th"v know how
| u 10 oil 20 end. and 80 are not stcl'ed IN VI"
| least This fault ~ stage tnshasemsn' ~
| even more vlsrhg In to hti'i" aeon" Mf
Mansfield showed n fold ~ action oven b"f"fe
th. hnnl engagement IIis ulu.if'tlon here
! was q wonderful Illusion Win Mr Codn"
In II Ia again m envifonmrnt ~ canvas
for tho lIf"less acting of tho .upcrnnrnetafl"'
They sttaRgle IN and lic down With no show
Of suffering or drath Recall the Mansfield
commotion The atmosphere wa' fnll of
the noise and smoke Of battle. tho mon rushed
forward and back. some AFRAID. -omc brave
Hero n man fell wounded and comtado
nurscd him Another rolled down tho hill
at the back q corpse Another and siill
another fol 10 death Always above the
din. tho reports OF tho rifles and the brave
and cownrdly cries was the voice OF tVrdno
urging his comrades on to victory He was
sometimes Invisible among the soldiers and
sometimes In sight Now he 10 lghting with
ono hand, whilo hs supports the wounded
Carbon with the other. Then tho awful rain
OF muske'ry from the enemy. and the whole
sale death OF tho Gascons A Spanish officer
asks who are these men who rush on TO death
Cyrdno from the back calls
The bold Cadets Of Gsscony.
OF ca. bon. OF Caste jal.auI'
btavilg. swaggerins boasuuiy
The bold Cadets - -
And his speech dies out In the din Of battle
as he rallies q few survivors on with last
hope OF victory But In the French per-
formanoe afts- fire mon are swkwardly
and almost ridiculousy killed. The Spaniard
asks this question. Cyrano thereupon comes
down TO the footlights. and In the most ap-
proved Coincide Fran caise manner delivers
the Cadets OF Qasoony" speech directly at
the audience. with no reference to the per-
sons in the scene or to the battle which the
stage manager has conveniently hushed
II T. exquisite elocution, but where Is tho
illusion?
IL used to be a common belief OF theatrical
managers that no drama Of the American
Revolution could be a popular success. When
rather good one. Henry Guy Carleton's
"Ye Earle Trouble failed a few years ago
the l-told-you-so comment was general.
But a much poorer Continental play. Richard
Carvel." has been prosperous nearly half
season at the Empire. and still worse one.
Janice Meredith has just begun to draw
crowds TO Wallacks. But II IL the combined
vogue OF John Drew and q Frohrnan theatre
that compels favor for tho stage version OF
Winston Churchills novel. and the winsome
personality Of Mary Mannering that makes
Paul Leicester Ford's story triumph over It's
worthlessnes, az an acted play To regard
the indlscriminate acceptance OF Janice
Meredith" with patience Is hard The piece
lacks even tho negative merit OF providing
a suitable roe for Miss Mannering. She Is
at her best whom cooling like a gentle dove
She Is at her worst when yelling like teased
cockatoo and jumping around like a be-
headed hen. She may have tried the ex-
pertinent before coming into New York as
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BULLETS WENT WILD.
Dozen Shots Exchanged In a Political ROY
at Kansas Cit.

Dozen Shots Exchanged In a Political Row
at Kansas Cit...
KANSAS CITY, March pa dozen
shots were exchanged and a lively
sprinting match was INDUCED in during
the afternoon when three Republican
canvassers attempted to investigate al
legged fraudulent registration from the
roominghouse above Election Judge
John Pryor's saloon. Joe Morris, Ed.
win A. Scroggins and w. w. holland,
Republican ~canvassers, with two news
paper representatives, entered Pryor's
place to verify the registration of %
men designated as living in the room
inghouse kept by Pryor. Pryor re-
fused to aid the and instead
drew q revolver and started for Scrog-
gins. Scroggins. followed by holland,
dashed out Of the place while Canvassel
Morris covered Phil McCrory, Pryor's
partner, who had grabbed a gun and
started to mix in. While Morris kept
McCrory in the saloon, Pryor. Scroggini
and holland emptied their revolver
without effect at each other in the
street.
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OF growth proved to be % to q little
more han 10 inch q month in boys II to
II years OF age; So inch at q to "a
years, aud a little over 90 inch at GO.
In a number OF insane cases the rate
WAS less. A curious discovery was that
each two to four hairs form . group, in
which n takes the lead for some time,
then the second, md 80 on IN continuous
rotation, and that the hairs reach q reg
ular life limit and fall out, in similar
succession in each group. The same sin.
gular phenomenon we're found in the
hair on the back OF the fingers. The life
period Of q hair is two to six years, 10
which it grows twenty to forty inches
the most rapid growth being in the mid
die OF the period.
Wanted, q steady lad about l6 years ol
age to learn the bakers trade. Good
references required.
q. E. MATHENEY.
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BURLINGTON RAILROAD.
The Surveyors Enter the Oity-Drive
Stakes for the New Route Through
Center Of Town, Reaching Egan
Avenue this Afternoon.

The Burlington surveyors reached
town this afternoon coming in from the
east north Of the fair grounds and strik-
ing the residence property just south OF
east bridge, thence up the valley OF the
creek and crossing Egan avenue at the
south end OF stone bridge and northwest.
ward through Kennedy's park. A line
through town that would hit fewer
buildings could not be found and We pre-.
sume the grade is also the easiest
Whether the depot would be on the
east side OF up in the northwest part o
town We presume is yet . secret with the
surveyors OF the company.
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RMr AAlP.

Nine.room house. with three lots. good
barn, cistern. city water, and email lru't
+. L. SOBER.
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BOER WOMEN TO FIGHT.

Pretoria Dispatches Tell Of an Amazon
Corps.
LONDON; March 22.-Boer women in
Pretoria, according to dispatches from
there, have organized an Amazon corps
1900 strong to aid in the defense Of the
Transvaal.
1t is supposed that this corps will not
confine its work to Pretoria, where the
women's home guard, as previously re.
ported, has been organized.
1t is believed that the Amazon corps
will leave the capital and help the men
defend the passes into the Tr%ansvaal, il
the Beers are defeated by the British a,
their first line Of defense.