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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-02

A9g te0 IN Attempte0f "a Ue0er Oh chris
u schroeder.
Sioux City, July AIT 4 o'clock Sat
Surday afternoon Thomas Keevil was
arrested at Fourth and Jackson streets
for connection with the conspiracy to.
rob and murder Chris Schroeder,
taller. OF Dunlap. Ia, on the day Of the
big excursion to Sioux City, June 10.
IN the morning. on reading the story
OF the arrest OF Homer .Robb. alias
Homer Chase, keevil hastily quit his
position and hurried TO his boarding,
house In West Third street. When he
was arrested he was on, his way to the
Northwestern depot 90 take train
out of the city. Ss
u At police headquarters Keeyil adj
mitted that he was with the Dunlap
tailor and Robb on the excursion Sun
day. and he acknowledged starting with
them in buggy from saloon at Fifth
and Pearl streets to Riverside Park.
But he says that wnen the buggy
reached the Big Sioux bridge he got ont
and walked back to the street car ter
sminuA at North Riverside. and that he
knows nothing Of a robbery.
While Keevil was making his admis-
sion In one room Robb was telling all.
She knew In another. He directed the,
SOnicerS to the spot at Fred chicoine's
house, north OF Jefferson, where. the
gold watch OF Schroeder was hidden,
and that was recovered last night by
Sheriff Jerry Ryan. Of Union county
1 South Dakota.
After the men had confessed sepa-s
rately all that was necessary they were.
brought face to face. They spoke to
each other and acknowledged having
q been with Schroeder on June 10 and
said they started with him in a buggy
4 to Riverside. AS yet neither one has
admitted smuggling him. robbing him OF
MS money, stripping him Of his clothes
and throwing him on sand bar to
grown.
Keevil is we'll related at Jefferson.
was apprehended
Schroeder has written from Dunlap
that he Is very busy just now and can
/ not we'll come to Sioux City until after
July 4. SO it is not likely that the pre-
liminary caring of Robb and KeevilH
will be held until the last of this week.
IGotch 10 Travel WITH s.Farmcr,,
burns.
Special TO Times Repubwlcan.
q Fort Dodge, July 2.Erank Gotch.
the big corn fed giant Of Humboldt,
champion catch-as-catch-can wrestler
Isof Iowa. has been offered position ms
+ travelling partner with Farmer
Burns. the greatest of American catch
7 as-catch-can wrestlers. and the great
I est wrestler in any style for his weight
\ in the world. They will leave Fort
y Dodge September LIST and Will tour the
east, and will probably sail about the
latter part OF September for Europe,
where they will wrestle with some of
the European champions at the Paris
4 games. Gotch is pronounced by the
Farmer" to have the making OF an
American champion. He is young
German farmer. owning one OF the An
est farms III the county. neither chews
i nor smokes tobacco and has never
touched a drop OF liquor. To this he
attributes his marvellous strength.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-02
BURNING Of NE SHIPS
Continued From Second Page.)
up forty feet and 1t seemed as IL the!
whole upper part Of the ship had been.


whole upper part Of the ship had been.
torn away.
A member OF the crew Of the fire
boat Van Wyck said: The fire made
1T impossible to get to the steerage Of
the Saale. We tried next to get the
people out thru the port holes. There
seemed to be forty or fifty Of them. One
woman in particular attracted atten-
ton. She kept calling to the others not
TO give up hope, that We would save
them. Her face was torn and bruised
where she had been trying to get out
of small port hole.
Finding 1t impossible to get the poor
people out, we handed cups OF water to
some OF them who cried for a drink Of
water for Gods sake. Just before the
ship went down tug drew alongside
with Roman Catholic priest aboard.
He calledrfo the people, who seemed
mostly OF his faith, and with uplifted
hands impaired absolution to them just
as the ship sank and the water rushed
in at the port holes and drowned them
like rats. The cries Of the people a s
the water poured in were something in
idescribable." HE
During all the time the steamship
Main lay at the burning docks with
fierce flames playing about her. licking
her sides, varying her plates and eat
ing away her interior sixteen men
lived on board her. When she was
hauled out from between the burning
docks near midnight these men We're
still alive. They made themselves
known half hour later when the
wreck was beached at shadyside. One
was blinded by the heat they under
went, but the rest We're alive and as
well as could be expected.
e These sixteen We're coal passers.
When the fire broke out they were
trimming coal in the bunkers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-02

OF the total area Of the \
! pire-147,OO0 square mile
per cent i cultivatable.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-02
VIENNA CENTER.

July e.-The report comes to us this
week that two former Vienna young
people have joined hands in matrimony.
The lucky young man is Clarence VIII
iians, the happy bride Miss Laura
Waugh. Both are we'll known here.
They were married in st. Louis.
Charles Randall is suffering from the
effects of a poison.
Haying is we'll under way in this COM
.munity. The corn is almost all @plowed
the third time and looks exceedingly
good. The weather has not beencf the
best for haymaking.
Mr.. William Somers entertained a
number Of his young lady associates at
an afternoon lawn party at his home
Las. Wednesday.
Mr.. Guy Ashley, of Des Moines. is, Wis
5iting his sister and others at the home
of j. s. Classen.
Harry McKerral returned from Ne
svada last Saturday,. He has been visit
ing since school closed at Cedar Falls.
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THOMAS KEEv1L ARRESTED.

Evidence Indicates He Was Implica-
ted IN AttempteasAaurdc Of Chris
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HA..RT.I AND.

HARTLAND.
June es.-This vicinity was visited
by a very heavy rain, accompanied by
quite little wind. early Wednesday
morning.
Freeman Love. who has been quite
sick for few days, is able to again be
around.
The general topic of conversation the
past three weeks has been smallpox. II
has been talked of by the roadside, on
the street corners and wherever two
persons CHANGED to meet. The major
5ity Of the people are not much
alarmed, the few cases in the neighbour
hood being of a very mild form, but
some of the more timid ones seem very
much afraid of it. The Hartland church
has been closed for the past three sun
days on account of the smallpox scare.
Services We're held last Sunday morn
ing in the academy building. but here
after will be held in the church, which
was thoroughly disinfected and cleaned
Wednesday. The quarantine was
raised this week from the homes OF A.
C. Jackson and Clayton Shewalter.
Cordie Turner is again able to be
around after a few days sickness.
The rain of Wednesday morning
found quite an amount OF hay down in
the field.
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New York. July Judgment has
been entered in the county court for
sS4,7O6 against Jonathan o. Armour. a
surviving partner of Armour & CO., Of
Chicago, in favor OF j. e. Cannon on an
assigned claim of Beaumont & Nease.
of Sioux City, Ia, for non-delivery of
pork loins.
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SPORTS
z -xz.ssA ~ -
9E)OR
pPoGR4nME OF SPORTS TODAY

RACING.-Brooklyn Jockey Club. Graves
en5 2-I5 .
Cup handicap. LhfTTy-six holes. Tuxedo Golf
cub. Invitation tournament finals for Presi-
dents cup. Len0x Golf Club: North jersey
shore League championship, Deal Golf Club:
-frk-.,-a team match st Andrews. mems
fou-sou1e Tor captains prizes. Wee Burn Golf
club, team match with Oakland. Apa wants
Golf Club; v1ce-p-esidsnt's cup and handicap
foursores Eountakah; mems competition
fo- Phiuhart Cup, Hillside Golf Club: mems
hsrdicsp. Colonia Country Club: club cham
pl0uship. Richmond Hill team match with
New-Brunswick Flushing Golf Club; Judge
S-or-'s team against Judge Lewis's team
North Jersey. team match with Mahopac.
Bedford team match with Deal for North
Jersey Shore team championship. Sea bright
Golf Club. gclf bali handicap Glasses A and
B Ar6sley; Thebaud Cup. finals and ball
hzu5icap Morris County; mems bogey four
scr-e, Marine and Field Club; club handicap,
Crescent Athletic Club: DOGGY handtcap
K1ickerbocker Field Club; club handicap for
ren and women, Nassau County; monthly
handicap for Mackay cups, Englewood Golf
YACHTING-Fau regatta Of Atlantic
Yacht Club. American Yacht Club special
regatta; Manhassef Bay Yacht Club fall
RowINc.-AnnuaI club regatta, Daunt-
less Rowing Club
THETECs-Anateu-- Athletic Union
National championships, Manhattan Field.
TROTTING-Empire City track. 1 p m
CTCLNG.-circuit meet. Montreal, Can
s6s
LAWN TENNIS - Championship in
scubles Crescent Athletic Club. on Owls
Fez5 courts Brooklyn: Norristowa Field
Cub CHAMPIONSHIPS: Rhode Island State
championships. Providence; Hudson River
Lawn Tennis Association tournament,
sr-zckasstn Club courts, Park Hill
SHOOTING. -New-Ctrech Rod and Gun
Clue i've bird and blue rocks, Interstate
PARK. Brooklyn Gun Club, Union Course;
Finishing Rod and Gun Club. new grounds,
F.usht1g- South Side Gun Club Ernmet-st-
grounds Newark; Pessaic City Rod and Gun
club East rutherford.
BASEBALL-BrookIyn against St Louis.
Washington Park Brooklyn; Oritari Field
Cub a. Engiewood-
CRICKET-AIanhattan against Nelson
Lodge Prospect Park.
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a 7-T1-7--s- ert Of this when Hobart D. Belts, OF
= ra-;1., he secured a lead OF two sets 70 love
AK ! J. Robertson If OF Youkers. Belts
seer'c : SUI. wt17er and he Will meet this after
noo- :. n, Of Ta-rvtown, In the challenge
round T. tbs Eh.dsoD River Championship cup.
In the wOmen's singles the challenge match to
day viii bring together two other Representatives
Of NewhUTg and 1aTryr'TFFu. for Mrs. ". H Pouch,
the ex-champion OF the United States easily won
the final match yesterday. and she will meet Miss
Alice Ewings OF Tarrytown. this afternoon in the
match for the wornen's championship trophy.
The mems singles furnished an exciting victory
for Bait and Nlilard, The crack Tarrytown team,
over Robertson and Todd. their old rivals from
Youkers. There has long been close rivalry between
these teams. and the result yesterday reversed
that Of the time before. Excitement ran high in
the finals yesterday, and the Tarrytov-r delegation
oveTioyed at the success OF its represent CveS
The days scores follow.
Championship mems singles Jinal rouudl-E. Belts
agL 7 L. Robertson. IT., So, 81 unfinished.
Championship womens singles fse1t-dlal rounG-Siss
Elizabeth Hale beec Miss Pauline Lowerre e., 3-S,
g.
Final round-Mrz. " H Pouch hear Miss Elizabeth
Mems dou5les tanal round}-c, $ Bait and c. D.
MtIIart beat J L R3oertsonr II and 4 R Todd s-2,
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GovERNoRs NATcH

Rank Name COMPANY Reg score
Sergeant Alex. Stevens Co 2. I'll Flegr. q
TI=Trtr- + V-fsv-zU Co-npanv T 7rh EeE-
Captain ", z. Dovnes, sian 18th Regr------ =
Captain F. Ishe-Tood STAFF, I'd Regr-------- -
H z. Grail. G.. Rsz--.---
Lieutenant r. Bvars. Co F. list Regr-------- p
Lieutenant : r Hobb. Company H T4IS Rsg-- 90
Lieutenant I. Hazlerou. 18Th Sep. -
1Jarra-z-+ u Ps-Tur7 C0 X s3d ReEu-. 40 30
Captain V. = Underwood. Co. G. 7th Regr--- =
Lieutenant =. E Evans. Slaf- 6srl Reg -
I-7~-sf- \ 7s--v Tr0op SQUADRON a 49, 45
Lieutenant G. Ban Co F. I'D Feegr. 6s-a =
CAPTAIN J. G P I4iie.dahl c. 22d Regt- -6e20 %
Lieutenant G. H Clarke, STAFF, I'd Fest-----. " =
Lieutenant F. Savrs. StaE squadron A----ol--3 -
Colonel E Duffy Field, Seth Eegt -+---t -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-15
ATHLETICS.
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS AT COLUMBIA
FIELD TO-DAY

The Junior and senior championships OF the
Amateur Athletic Union Will take place this after
noon at Columbia Field. and the contests have at
tracted : grand array OF athletic talent The first
race will be called al ! p m, and the programme
Will be through with the least possible delay
The weight throwing will attract much attention.
owing 70 the prospects OF a keen competition
Flanagan. Sheldon and Mitchell will present a
rare tussle in the ffry-six-pound weight. and the
battle in the sixteen-poUnd hammer will he be-
tween Flanagan, McCracken and Mitchell IN the
shot put the issue will be between Sheldon and "
". Coe, Of Boston whose entry arrived yesterday
Sheldon will have 70 do his best beat the Boston
man. IN the junior department a capital com
petition viii be furnished by Mccarthy. Sheridan.
Oman and Henneu-
Some capital racing IS expected in the spirits.
DUFFY, Tewksbury and Long will face the starter
in the 100 and 220 yard dashes. Duffy is the holder
OF the American and English Championships, but
many think TewkSbury is his equal
Frank \ Stephen, Of the Wanderers Athletic
Club Of Halifax, \ s. comes with phenom email
reputation, and at his native place he is expected
10 surprise the Americans. Long should have an
easy time in the quarter with such opponents as
Cregan and Gsrtha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-15

The winner OF the Rough Rider contest Nj. Belle
fsuiIIe has received from his chief competitor.
Stiles NIilleu. OF Deckerrown. y J. a handsome
letter Of cougra-ularion the tone OF which shows
Mr. NIillen 70 De q manly and chivairous autago-
mist Mr. Mfllen was greatly aided in the contest by
a number OF friends. who worked for him with En-
-husiastic energy. Votes were received by The
Tribune for him from widely separated places,
mainly in Sew-Jersey and New-York and from q
great variety OF people. Mr. AIilIen never before
realized that ne had many friends and he wishes
70 express his gratitude 70 them all IN this
rhrouEh the columns Of The Trihune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-15
WOMEN PLAY FOR CLIPS

Greenwich, Conn. Sept 4 CspeciaD.-The women
Of the Fairfield County Golf Club completed their
plays this morning for the three cups presented by
Robert NJ Bruce. At the morning play Miss K
Rowland beat Miss Louise Willard ? UP and ! 70
play. Miss Sheldon won from Mrs. Freeman. By
default; Mrs Mortetth beat Miss J. Il. Rowland.
Up and 20 play; Miss Ritter beat Mss Eoyt, 3
Up and ? 70 play; Mrs. Hlllard beat Miss Adams.
up and 10 play. and Mrs Cronkhite beat Mrs.
Hooper. Up and 3 70 play
Al the afternoon play Miss K Rowland bear Miss
J. Sheldon, I Up on eighteen holes; Mrs. Mouteith
beat Miss Ritter, Up and 70 play; Mrs. Htlliard
beat Mrs. Cronkhite, Up and 70 play. Miss K
Rowland won first prize: Mrs J ". Monteith. sec
ond prize. and Mrs. z. c. Hilliard. third prize.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-15
AUTOMOBILE NEWS

KIRK BROWN PRESIDENT OF The ESSEX
COUNTY CLUB
At meeting Of the Essex County N. j. Auto
mobile Club on Wednesday evening the following
officers were elected: President, Kirk Brown Mont
clair; vtce-presidenr, " J. Stewart. Newark;
secretary. Dr. H Power Upper Montclair. treas
urer. r ". WhippIe. East Orange. The auto
mobile drivers Of Essex and neighbo-fng counties
VINO desire 10 join the club are invited 70 com
mUnicate with the secretary.
Among the declared purposes Of the organization
the holding CT runs mapping OF routes. the
promotion OF good roads and particularly Of exert
Ing influence To- reasonable legislation governing
the OF automobiles. and the defence or its
members where their rights are assailed-
The first action taken BY the club was the Offer
ing Of a reward OF $50 for information leading 70
the conviction Of the persons who maICIoIsly n
jured DR.. Powers automobile the evening G.
Seurenber &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-15
GIRL SWIHS ForR NILES.

Miss Edith Cooper. Of Nev-Brightor. Staten
Island. On Thursday morning swan from IN front
Of HormetsJer's bathing pavilion Hoffman
Island landing, distance OF four miles in Z little
over TWO hours. Miss Cooper made no prepara-
ton FOR the swim. II was started the spur %
the moment She was. however. followed rhs dis
lance by boat IN which was one OF the life
savers the beach After reaching Hoffman
Island Miss Cooper rested for a short tine and
then entered the h[e-savers boat and rCwad back
Midland Beach She was not exhausted Mss
Cooper was modest about her performance. She
is q graduate OF Vassar College and lives with
her parents IN TompsiEs-ave-. New Brighton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-15
LENoX CUP WON BY FRoTErxczADr
EXCELLENT PLAYING EXPECTED THIS AFTER
NooN-scoREs

Fittsheld' Mass. Sept. Il (specaD.-sanuel Frotb-
ingham won the Lenox Cup to-day IN the o1er +o,,-
4-IenI oe1eatlng Harry ". Allen. Of the PittsaeId
country Club. up and 8 to play F7ro+hinzbar, 4s
1le nrst Lenox player TO win the cup in the SIX
years mat Il has been offered as 8 trophy. His
same al the week has been strong and has i'm
proved with the hard rounds IN competition Of the
week To-day he has played as steadily as clock
birmingham was l down the first turn and
down al the end OF the morning play. On the
opening OF the afternoon eighteen holes he PLAYED
very strong and was up at the twenty-seventh
a ane Ae won the twenty-eighth and was dorme
1tlen tnen oy q run OF luck and good headVork
won the next four holes. Frothingharn haiVed The
1no the Lenoz Cup became his custody for
year ne last two cupholders were Percy EIaugh-
Tor OF Harvard, and Chester GriswoId II. OF
he programme for the closing day OF the tourna-
inSHl to-lorroW IS for the Presidents Cur. Froth-
inghan VIII play F I Amory and " " Hoffman
WI ptSy A N Coates in the semi-hnals in the
morning, and the survivors the finals
noon, The club managers offered a handsome cup
7gF ne unlimited handicap this afternoon J. NJ
Sahce' o. the Pittsfeld Country Club and S P.
oaeW o. the Lenox Club, tied for the cup and will
play on tomorrow. The score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-15

fact that their places have been closed Up. have
insisted that the poolrooms be closed They had
closed at the same time. but opened again on
the advice Of attorneys There ia no specific pro-
vision against poolroons in the statutes.
The reopening followed By the arrest OF
John Mclaughlin manager. and his clerks yes
terday They were arraigned before a ma gistrate
TINS morning. and the clerks dismissed. Nc
Laughlin then. the advice Of his attorney E. P.
Farrell went before the Grand Jury and laid be-
iore them the facts. Mclaughlin charged with
being general nuisance and waived exa1ni1 alton.
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CYCLING.
ANNUAL ROAD RACE OF he KINGS
COUNTY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WIN
THE INTERNATIONAL TEAM RACE
AT vTNCENNFS

The annual road race Of the Kings County Wheel
men. Of the most progressive OF the bicycle
clubs IN this district. IS always interesting. The
contest viii take place on the Merrick Road to
day, and promises 10 be one OF the best OF the
season The race VIII be a fve-rlile handicap. and
the course is near Baidw+us. Long Island. Many
Of the fastest riders connected with the club are
entered and Il is expected by thar with good
weather new record nav be established. Among
OF the men who will compete are George
SchofeId. A L. Relyea John Bedell. George Eo-
mans FreCerfck " Richt Walter Smith George
Green c z ViseI and Harvey Peters. Relyea
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THE VOTING TO DATE, SEPT "A

THE VOTING TO DALE SEE = II
r,tcbs-5 sheldon. xevv-York Athletic CIub-22s
r purdv clerk Union Club, City. .13S
Miss Caroline Maben. Carnegie han = 80 -
col IT. Holland, salvation Army. City. .101
4 Herbert Ferris. Il BrOad-st- City 81
Charles Wecker, Van WinlIe-sT-- j ClcT' 50
J. P A. Schroeder. Continental EoDnceo % -
l. II. Davey, 2.SII Boulevard Jersey C1Ig" %
Ovx5IIe r. AekerIy, 115 B'vay. City. II
F. H Blake 759 " Byvay, YOnkers-.''.. 10
: Carman Harriet. Nev-YOrk City 10
Frank George PeekskilI- n \ -..---.'a.s 10
lloyd H. RockhtII, Trenton y j. 1900 -
Miss h c. Vincent. CrUSers-On-HudsOn.. II
Mrs. n p. Leach, Haines Falls y fssssss l.
Joseph Herzberg. - East I16th-st-..-.. N
Miss Alice Higgins 4OI HacOn-st- Bklyn- 10
Dr. Elmer Lee, 10 West 4Sth-st-. City,. ID
L. Keever, CnanageFl, No. 2S6 broadway.
Junfus Browne, I52 " 57th-st-- CITY," =
Edward A. Robinson. Mount NeFAoA'"""" .
H F. HaviIand. 234 z. 3Ist-sr- City. ?
DR.. Charles A. Kfnch. 273 W TOth-st-- City. 3
Dorman 7. Comet. Pennington y J...s.
Charles F. Agor. shrub Oak y T.---....
Murjory Leete. SIS GeOrse-st-. New-Haven g
DIR. William H Ross Bren tVEOOd. l. Lee p
Rev. VIM A Gay, D. D.. TerFyvtlle, COnn-- =
John Henry Hull. lawyer, Fl Park Row..
Charles A Ruc&hOId. I37 4th-ave-. City. =
VI. II. :. AfHecx. I6S WOOdvEoFth-sr- T'<'rs =
DR.. j. :. VinsOn- 20 PeRntnsrOn-st-. Newk
!. H smith d05 WashinsrOn-st. PeeksktlL 8
EVaIu JecObert, 90 " all-st-- CITY
Thomas c. Kennard. 81 z. 2Ist-sr, City. 3
:. = Alien. jr. Stamford Conn -..-.....
Mrs. C 2. HOuEhtOn Corning. y N-....s- x
Guy Murray. summit y > y
Claude StIverbrHnd. Company C ed ReEt-
George f. Briggs. Peeksktll. y Y-.--.-...
Z. COnOver. IO7 W safest. Trenton. " J.
VIM. j. Granger. IO2 FraRkItn-st--..-..
Rev y. Fred-k Van HOrsen- Carmel. ~ u
Rev. John Rippere, PaTchO<ue- L. I-.-...
EPhraim KoIImyer. Brooklyn. y Y-..-.. 3
f. c. Moody. - Pine-sU.. CRY --..--....- ,
c. n. Kelsey, East Orange. y J.
The Rev. Z. L. bold. Nanhasset. L. T.. 2
whitney lyon. Automobile Club--....-s. .
J. ". Gibbons. 1sS broadway, Ctry.-s-...
George H Keller. WontcIair, y. J........
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OTHER GAMES
At Mertdsn-Ptttsburg :, Meriden. :

The Cincinnati team defeated the Brooklyn nine
at Washington Park, Brooklyn, yesterday. through
superior batting. Kennedy pitched fairly good
game, but the home team could not hope 70 win
with such weak hitting that done b. the cham
pions. The best hitting that the home team could
DO was half dozen safe drives. and they were so
scattered through the eight innings that not
single resulted The Cincinnati players made
two fast double plays just when the Brooklyn men
looked dangerous and when runs seemed likely
DShlen and Keller made four Of the six hits
credited 10 the champions. Quinn has no reputs-
ton q great hitter. Vet he made safe drive
every time he went 70 the bat Both teams did
splendid work in the field. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-15
FISHERMEN TO MEET

The next regular meeting OF the Protective
League OF Salt Water Fishermen viii be held at
No los West ThiTJy-hrst-st, Monday. Il Is de-
sired that all members who can possibly attend will
do SO Charles A Shrtner, ex-Fish and Game Pro-
tsctor OF New-Jersey has consented to take up the
subject OF legislation applied TO hsh and game
protection. and Frank J. MCGUIRE, secretary OF
the Hudson River METERS Association. Will set
forth the views OF the meters on the same subject
and suggest means by which their association and
the league can work together In the projection OF
: rah ~ rha Hudson Rivar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-15
woMEN - THEIR TorRNEY

The annual lawn tennis championship tournament
of the Staten Island Ladies Club was brought 70
close yesterday on the courts AZ Livingston. Miss
A Irving and Miss z. Donald made plucky effort
TO capture the doubles but finally defeated BY
Mss s Coffin and Miss n. Johr n. The mixed
doubles provided the best sport OF day and the
struggle was prolonged throughout three sets The
steady play OF Miss Lofin and J. D Ogtby, the
Staten Island Cricket Club star. captured the
IaureIs by narrow margin over Miss n Johnson
= Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-15
ONE MoRE RAcE ADDED.

the programme for the opening day automobile
races al the Trt-StaCe Fair. September 1872. the
officials OF the Fair Association announce that they
have added extra race Several requests have
been made by owners Of American made gasolele
vehicles, and 10 has been decided 10 hang Up suit
able purse for a i've mile race. 10 be competed for
by automobiles OF this description