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The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-11-15
Am Well Again.

ALBANY, N. Y. Jan. 3, 1900.
Cramer Chemical Co
had been afflicted for long time
with a severe kidney trouble. was 80
bad | was unable to work more than
three months in year. Had used
good many medicines, but failed to get
any relief. At last, about two years
ago, commenced using the Cramer
Kidney Cure. From the first it COM
menced to help me and with the use of
three bottles was cured and am now
well and able to do the heaviest kind of
work. To any one suffering with kid
ney trouble say by all means try the
Cramer Kidney Cure.
MICHAEL MCAULIFF,
Manager Hammond's Wholesale Mar
ket, Albany, n. Y.
The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-11-15
Suffered for Twenty Years.

Suffered for Twenty Years.
ALBANY n. Y, Dec. >, 1896.
Cramer Chemical Co.
/ firmly believe owe my life to your
wonderful remedy. For twenty years 1
suffered with kidney trouble and could
find no relief anywhere. l spent hun
dreds of dollars on doctors and medi-
cines and could only get temporary re-
lief. l finally decided to try Cramer's
Kidney Cure and it did more for me in
one month than all the medicines had
taken in twenty years, | am now en-
7 MITCHAEL HIGGINS,
Chief Albany Fire Department..
The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-11-15
Denies Charge of Cownrdice.

London. Nov. "a Lord Roberts. in
response TO an inquiry from the Prince
of Wales, has telegraphcd authorizing
"A denial Of the charges Of cowardice
made in Lord Rosslyn's book against
British officers in the South African
campaign. Rosslyn has apologized.
The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-11-15
NEBRASKA'S VOTE.
Governor aud tho Entire Rcpub-
IiCan state Ticket.

Omaha, Nov. L. The Rec has com.
plctc returns on governor from every
county In the state except MCrhcrsou
and the vote I'm the county is less than
100. Two years ago II gave plurality
of one for Hayward On the face of
these returns Dietrich has plurality
of I.O2l On the minor state officials
the Bee has returns from 50 counties
- of which are official and eight unof
fetal The counties embraced In the
totals for minor state officials this
year gave royntcr plurality of 40
aud in the same counties the plurali
ties of the Republican officials range
from 9li for Savage to 2,23I for Prout
FOR attorney general. Marsh for scCrc
tary of state has 1871, Weston FOR nu
ditor l,6SO, Stuefcr for treasurer 2,O2j,
Fowler for superintendent of public
instruction 2oo2, Folmcr for commis.
sioncr of public lands and buildings
1,746
According to the Rec the Rcpub
Leans have lS in the senate, the fu.
sionistS - and three In doubt In the
house there are ~ Republicans, I3 fu.
sionists and three in doubt. 1t will
require the official count to settle the
doubtful ones.
The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-11-15
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The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-11-15
BLOOD POISON.

the external
% disease
swollen glands patches IN the mouth SCALP ulcers
The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-11-15

Our small grain turned out falrly well.
Wheat went between II and 10 bushels
to the acre, oats about %, and corn is
going about %. Potatoes sfair. Hay
good Yours truly.
M. o. WAGER.
The claims of J. Severa .-and G. A.
Hedman above noted were applied on
personal tax.
On motion, the report was approved.
On motion the bill of costs in the case
of state VS.. Leroy Alyea, was approved
as follows:
J. H. Colegrove, justice of peace, $500,
applied on personal tax. 80
w. M. Palmer, constable, $ll.25, ap.
piled on personal tax.
Robt. Crook, constable. $40 35, applied
on personal tax, $7.95, balance, $a40
Frank Flood, constable. S5 cents, ap-
piled on personal tax.
DR.. E. Tanner, witness. $500.
Ed Snow, witness, $l,3O.
Albert Hans, witness, $l.7O.
Tom Morris, witness, $l.05.
Harry Mitchal, witness, $l.05.
Art. Colegrove, witness, $l.O5.
OFT Ober, witness, $l.3O.
Henry Doud, witness, $l.05.
VIM. Hopkins, witness, $l.05, applied
on personal tax.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
G. G. Gross, steel door on Jail, $6S. 90
H. w. Winter, salary as commits.
sioner, $50. 90.
u. Hughes, salary as commissioners,
s95 Is.
G. Schmitt, salary as commissioner,
$767O.
On motion, appeal bond of VIM. Bates
was approved.
On motion, the bond of Gegner and
Wetzel was approved.
On motion board adjourned to Novem-
ber eth, 1900, at p. m.
PHIL. BAUCH,
County Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
HUNTING SEASON TO OPEN TOMORROW
DEER SAID TO BE PLENTIFUL. IN THE ADIRoN
DACKs-BEARs ALSO SEEN.

DEER SAID TO BE PLENTIFUL IN THE ADrRoN-
DAcKs-BEARs ALSO SEEN.
The hunting season will open tomorrow and 1t
will be lawful kill deer IN all but four counties
of this State until November Is In the counties OF
Ulster, Greene, Sullivan and Delaware there will
be no open season until 1902 Black and gray squir-
rels may also be taken for the next three months
and half but 1t is still against the law to kill
wild moose, elk. caribou or antelope.
The season for feathered game also will open to-
morrow. but there are many kinds of birds which
must not be killed before September 16- Duck
hunters may begin their sport at once but the law
insists that they FIRE their guns at arms length
and without stationary rest. Plover. surf birds
and water chicken will also be in season. Several
hunting parties started from this city yesterday
for the Adrondacks. and many more will follow
According to reports from the mountains there
more deer than there have been for years. and
not a few bears which may be shot on sight as
the game laws afford Bruin protection.
3 Frank Wood. OF Jamaica Long Island. mem
her of the State Forest. Fish and Game Commis-
sion who has just returned from trip through
the North Woods. IN speaking OF game conditions
said yesterday 10 Tribune reporter
There are more deer in the Adirondacks this
wear than we have known in years. The results
of the protective game laws and the prohibition of
bounding and pot" hunting are beginning to have
a material effect. Four fve years ago deer were
comparatively scarce. They had been hunted out
Now there are about many deer the country
will support They are like cattle YOU know and
deer hounds found IN the district have been killed
prevent hunting for market We have changed our
game wardens frequently In order to secure honest
deer were so thick that people had TO fence in their
gardens to keep their crops from being DESTROYED
are certainly plentiful There is not much danger
OF the law pr9teeti5g moose ek caribou ana sa4 an
and will be for some years TO come.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
GOLF.
THE MISSES HoYT, GRISCoM. CURTIS
AND TERRY THE DAYS WINNERS IN
woMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP

An exceedingly narrow victory for Miss Beatrix
Hoyt once the three year woman golf champion OF
the United States checked In a measure the eulo-
CYSTIC predictions OF her admirers that the honors
this year were going all her way and demon
strated that Miss Hoyt could hardly again be con-
sloereo as occupying a class by herself Miss Hoyt
won by the slim figure OF / up over Mrs Caleb F.
FOX, the Philadelphian, from the Huntington VAL
ley Country Club. who last year at the Philadelphia
Country Club defeated her by up and to play.
Ine luck OF the draw in bringing these two lead
ing rivals together again for championship honors
attracted the largest crowd of the week to the
Shinnecock Hills Golf Club yesterday, and not
withstandng the almost insufferable heat OF the
morning, typical championship gallery followed
the competitors in their long and exciting contest
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31

the Sandy Hook courses will add to the interest
and the spectacle. The meeting Of five OF these
magnificent vessels will make finer picture of cut
ter racing than has been seen off the Hook
On Tuesday the New-York Yacht Club invited Sir
Thomas Upton to come over to the 7Os race for
his cup. The following is a copy OF the cable mes
sage:
New-York. August 2s, 1900.
Sir Thomas J. Upton. Finsbury Park. London. Eng
land:
AS announced by Commodore. August s, Upton
Cup, Sandy Hook. September Is. for 7Os Why not
take and receive hearty welcome that
always awaits you2 ODDIE Secretary
Yesterday Sir Thomas sent the following answer:
Queenstown. August 30 1900.
Oddie, New-York Yacht Club, No 81 Madison ave,
New-York:
Thousand thanks; greatly appreciate kind invi-
tation Nothing would give me greater pleasure.
but cannot possibly be over for 18th. Am visiting
friends south and west coast of Ireland Am
delighted hear 7Os will over familiar and
historic course at Sandy Hook Would have much
liked to witness contest. Am will be most in
Jeresting. Trust plenty wind. fog. May best
boat lift the cup. THOMAS J. Upton.
On board Erin, Royal Yacht Club. Queenstown.
Ireland
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
LARcHMoNr SCHOONER RACE.

The Regatta COMMITTEES of the Lsrchmont Yacht
Club yesterday announced a schooner race. to be
sailed on Saturday. September s. This race Will be
for the Larchmont Cup of 1870. which is valued
at $500 Entries must be made by Thursday, Sep
tenber g. at 8 2. m.
There will also be races FOR special classes. Mem
bers Of the New-York, Eastern, Seawanhaka Co
rinthian Atlantic. American, New-Bedford. New
Haven, New-RochelIe, Corinthian Of Marblehead.
Hull. Indian Harbor, Riverside, Horse shoe Har-
bor Corinthian Yacht Club Of Philadelphia. Sea
Cliff Knickerbocker. Huguenot, Shelter Island and
Manhasset Bay yacht clubs are invited to enter
their yachts The Judges steamer will leave the
clubhouse at 1890 a. m and the preparatory signal
for the start will be given at u:SO a. m
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
Yesterday
NoRwALK YACHT RACES.

George E. Curtis. of the Regatta COMMITTEES Of
the Norwalk Yacht Club. gives notice that the an
nual regatta OF this club will be sailed Labor
Day. September g. and will be open to yachts Of
all classes up to 4S feet belonging to recognized
clubs. There will be starts in all classes,
and the first division will be sent of at o'clock
Entries will be received by Mr. Curtis at No 9
West-ave.. Norwalk Conn. until tomorrow even
ing sail over prize will be awarded to any yacht
appearing alone in her class The Long Island
Sound Association rules will govern. The yachts
will run from Tavern Island to Green's Reef and
then triangle described in the club direc-
tions Following the races a hop will be given
at the clubhouse in the evening.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31

WAS ;Montanie The profits OF the booxrnakers were
fansn fssi9Ss; P doom was first Sandpiper and Mon
Rar. Dunulan was first on David Carrick and
sasIS. tenry and Mitchell won a race, eniece
for saob was entered in the race to be sold
ton a. NJ r.. burlew. trainer for Newton Benning-
Sy, Nh, ran MIN up TO 81 500 and then Madden hougbt
Of az rI SlSS Sandpiper is by Belvdere out
acted w;seS, he Is a fast colt. and Madden
cbesn at e ona IN Keeping him sandpiper would be
.,f kamara is Ally OF considerable speed and con-
Belle 0le oe mmerit mt although Imp, Admiration Rush,
nIes OF their class can uutrun her
e. laws SON the jockey. has gone to the mountains
consnr1ntis I0as rest His friends fear he has quick
,ooian sloan has been talking about conspiracy of
3;SIneys against him. There is doubt that those
SsrIeNlsh ssh American jockeys who commit so many
@ uGs are bitterly envious of Sloan, and are furi-
PeIent judges to be the greatest jockey of the gen
Srtduon But Sloan will 60 back to England next
1Tesudy ana he Will then be out OF the way of the
M hlSnous f9 conspirators who would ike 20 kill him
Ience He has had only two mounts on Baliyhoo
bey and Jean Bereaud and II is expected that he
Gln @ RIDE BaIyhoo Bey in the Flatbush Stakes on
odtutoay he cannot possibly interfere 70 any ex-
tent with the schemes Of the American rascals who
nave been pulling horses so freely this year
II Mr: Belmont will sell Brigader for a reason
aoIe price Brigadier will win stakes, provided his
new owner VIII put an honest Jockey him and
Keep McCue out of the saddle. Mr.. Hyland is a
most esttmable gentleman, but he does not seem
20 nave the capacity to get satisfactory results out
OF some OF teh Rayon DOrs After Don De ORC
ano Frearm rassed out of Hylands hands they
raced much better than when rfyland had them
so II viii be with Brgadier If Mr. elmont will con-
sent to sell him.
The summaries follow:
FIRST RACE-For maiden tuvo-vear-olas. s-oo ...
selling Five and one-half furlongs new F1,tur1tv
Betting
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
ROWING

NEW ROCHELLE ROWING CLUB REGATTA
The twentieth annual regatta OF the New-Rochene
Rowing Club is 70 De held Saturday September
s at .. m The Regatta COMMITTEES consists or
George 5 Squire. Alexander Willox and William e
Moore. The committee has invited entries for the
following contests. Novice single gigs presidents
Prizel. single shells and gigs handicap (Grenzsoach
Trophy. single shells (cluh championship Banks
MedaD. double scun gigs. four cared gigs, eight
cared shells. tub race (for non-menbers onIyl.
water horse race and swimming (non-members
and boys OF sixteen and Under)-
Entries will close Wednesday. September s.
at p. m.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
YACHTING.
SIR THOMAS ]. LIPToN's CUP TO BE
RACED FOR ON SEPTEMBER 13


RACED FOR ON SEPTEMBER 13
The s., 600 cup presented by Sir Thomas J. Upton
20 the New-York Yacht Club 10 be raced for as
arranged by the club in this seasons regattas will
be up for contest September IS. The course will
be thirty miles in length. laid off Sandy Hook.
The trophy will be open TO cutters and yawls over
20 feet and not over 50 feet racing length
The design OF the cup. which is here pictured, Is
now exhibition in the model the club
house, No. 81 Madison-ave. The form ls that OF
vase having a seahorse each side and panel
in front intended to suggest the encouragement OF
yacht racing by Britannia and Columbia A shield
bears the inscription Presented by Sir Thomas ].
Upton. 1900 Won by -
There will be a hot contest before the name OF
the yacht which will eventually fill in the above
blank on the cup is discovered Herman Dur
yeas Yankee will sail for It. with W K Wander
btlt, jrs. Virginia. and these will meet the Min
ecla, owned by August Belmont, and the Rainbow
owned by Cornelius Vanderbilt The cutter Athene.
owned by ". Otis Gay. of Boston. may also com
pete This yacht, which is OF practically the same
dimensions as the Newport 70s. was turned out by
the same builders. the Herreshoffs of Bristol late
last year. and the had her prepared for Sac-
ing early this summer. She has not met the oker
7os of this years output. and her presence en-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
cHARGEs AGA1NsT A HORSE owNER.

westheld. Mass. Aug 30.-With perfect weather
and the track in the pink of condition at Woronoco
Park to-day large crowds the racing in the
2:ls and 300 pace postponed from Wednesday. Sew
eral of the heats were closely contested. and the
winner was in doubt until the wire passed In
the 800 class Dunkhurst won two heats and then
gave way to the gray mare Toboggan. The 2ls
went 10 Maggie Usher Lacota Bell one OF the
favorites broke her hopples and was distanced in
the third heat Tomorrow there will be racing in
classes
Before the 800 class started the owner Of Raglan
was called TO the stand and told that he could
not start his horse 1t reported that the geld
ing was Harry Gil with a record OF AJAX. Wilder
was given until Saturday 20 prAve him qualified 10
enter the 2:27 class.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY FAYE TRors

Couverneur, N. Y, Aug. 3O-The weather during
the third day of the st. Lawrence County Fair was
fine, the track fast and the attendance $500.
In the 21S class, trotting. purse $780, Billy NJ won
the first fourth and fifth heats. Tobta took second
money and Belle OF Abscott third. The best time
was AIS In the 224 class pacing purse $780, Bella
Donna won the second, third and fourth heats;
Captain Jack took second money. Vengeance third
money and Foundry Boy fourth. The winners
best time was 217A. In the three-year-old colt
race. purse 800 Bonny Patchen in straight
heats; Baroness second. Perfecto third and
First Cousin fourth. The best time 2;29l2
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
wESrCHESrER COUNTY HORSE SHOW.

varied prize list has been prepared for the
Westchester County Eighth Annual Horse show
az White Plains, September IS. q 2S anG q There
are forty-six classes divided into competitions for
trotters roadsters hacknsys. harness horses. tan
Gems. foUr-in-hands ponies. saddle horses and
jumpers. Nearly every contest Is open all ths
exception being some classes for horse owners re-
SIDING in WestcheSter County and Fairfield County
Conn Over $1,000 is offered in prizes for first and
s. cond awards The entries viii close September
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
NUrLEY TO HAVE A FOOTBALL TEAM.

Nutley. N j. Aug. so 6SpeciaD.-The Nutley Ath-
letic Club is TO have strong football team this
season. The candidates are to begin practice next
week Games have been arranged for with the
Central 7 ield Club, Hamilton Athletic Club. Col
lege Point Indians and the Harlem Cathohe CUB
On Election Day in November the Nutley team
expects 10 play the Orange Athletic Club team
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
DEATH OF A NOTED MARE.

Berlin. Aug. So-The American trotting mare
Bethel at one time the property of Robert F.
Kneebs. American horseman who. In February
1897, was convicted and sentenced to Imprisonment
for trottng the animal German tracks under
the name of Nellie Kneebs, the mare being seized
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
"ROugM Rider Contest.
VOTING FOR THE SCHOLARSHIP OFFERED BY
THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS.
A Sharp Race Between Leading Men.

The Governors Of the proposed Rough
Rider Encampment in Colorado, to be
established for military instruction Of
students on public lands IN the south
western part of the State, ask The Tribune
to award one scholarship 10 some young
man in the East A wear at the Camp will
cost ordinary students $500 in cash. The
Tribune'S appointee will go free.
The prize will be awarded to the man
who receives the most votes from readers
and buyers Of The Tribune. No further
entries will be received. There are only
two days more Of voting Voting will end
September 1st, at 6 p. m, at which hour
all ballots must be in this office.
Votes consist Of headings of first pages
Of Daily or Sunday TribuneS, dated from
July IA to September 1, both inclusive.
Only two days remain OF the Rough Rider
contest Harry Benefeuille strengthened his
position materially yesterday and now has a
clear lead Of more than 300 Elmer z. Williams
also increased his hold on third place his score
advancing by nearly 300.
From the tone Of the letters received at this
Office recently the closing days OF the contest
promise to be exciting. Most OF these letters
from regular subscribers. and the interest
shown in some OF the leaders would indicate
that the writers saving up votes for their
favorite candidates In many OF the letters
ceived yesterday ballots were inclosed with the
promise OF more to-day
The Rough Rider Encampment is the out
growth Of an idea suggested by the late war
with Spain During the Civil War rough riding
was practically unknown As a general thing
the bodies Of cavalry were unwteldIy and in
some cases more ornamental than useful. II
was the Confederate Cavalry which first illus
trated TO military men that rough riding had
immense possibilities OF development.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
HARNESS RACING.
DARKNESS CAME Toe. SOON.
THE. ABBOT TIES A WORLDS REcoRp AT PRov1-
20 t@sf-
DENcEoNE RACE UNFINISHED.

DENCZoNE RACE UNFINISHED.
Providence, r. l.. Aug. S0.-There was racing from
o'clock until darkness to-day in connection with
the Grand Circuit meeting, and the 2:2O class was
carried over until tomorrow because Of darkness.
The racing was the best of the week. and the at
tendance broke all records for a Grand Circuit
meeting at the track The Abbot broke his record
OF 2o52t made at Readvile, and stepped the track
2:O4 which ties the worlds record for geldings.
held by Azote.
OF the three races finished only one favorite came
home. Georgena won the PIP stake in straight
Frank Bogash upset the talent in the 2:04 pace by
winning in straight heats. Anaconda a strong
favorite, selling for 800. the field bringing $500.
The winner cut his mark to 2:0324 in the second
heat The POS pace proved to be one of the hottest
favorite. and won the first heat in fast time In
stepped to the wire in an exciting finish. 1t was
Courier Journals heat, but the judges ruled dead
other hot battle Bonnie Direct broke in the final
heat, and Courier Journal won the heat and race.
The summaries:
TRoTTING-2:12 -NARRAGANsETT STAKE
s2OOo-THREE IN FIVE.
Ge9rgeps. oh By EPaulet-1ada Howe by =,
Ed Lock B. 8; oicDonaIdJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Don l.. b, g. Forshner) .;........-.-....-..
Tme-212 PIP. 2:11A
PAc1NG-2:os c1.Ass-PuRsE s15oo-Two IN THREE
rISIs5 }S95P6a SIEs SE = Giss' Ho,o':
Harry O., br. g., by Atlantic King, dam by
Lizzie Downing. by Hambletcnian Downing
Bonnfe a2s'ia2 preci. blk h oiciionr5i
Free Bond, b. Ciierl. 2 DR.
T1me-2:0514, Posi- POS. 2,07lA.
PACING-2O4 CLASS-PURSE 81. .5OO-TwO IN THREE
Frank Bosash br. h. by Atlantic King-Nellie Gray
by Albert Pilot Golden
Anaconda g. CMcHenry). 2
Searchigh br h Mccarthy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3
Time-2:041t. 2cO2&.
TRoTTIN+2:9o CLAss-wooD LAKE STAKE. $1,000
THREE IN FIVE. OnhnishedD
s SX s5sitiR' eR s9 f8nsanRs
Maggie Anderson. b. by Anderson Wilkes
(Dellngerl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. /
Wasco, b. g. CDore) .-...--...-...-..
LISA Bee b m CNdddleby) ................. s 3
Wnnifred NJ, br Davis ..--...........-- 3 6 6
Time-2,12l, 2.111z, PIP. 2:14%.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
HARVARD TO MEET YALE Ar NEwPoR7
INTERNATIONAL PLAY IN QUEBEC.

Montreal. Aug. 5O.-Preparatons are being pushed
for the international golf tournament which is
to take place in Quebec on September l. The
links are in magnificent condition The match Will
be played in two parts eighteen holes in the
ing and eighteen holes in the afternoon. The Wis
tors will be entertained at luncheon and dinner
at the Garrison Club.