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The Delta independent., 1900-04-27

Misouriis copsingsnt 10 the BsitisA
sFasy in South Africs-15000 nules--
hss ssrivsd, and snd the woed hes gOus
fosth ..let the battIe beein.-
The Delta independent., 1900-04-27

"when new ties are laid on Marshall
Psss." says the Sslida Mail. "they sFs
standard guags. It is not reasonable
that standard guags ties would b. used
uuless il 10 the intention to widen the
gusge in the nssr future" IFsIf
The Delta independent., 1900-04-27

Glsnwood Springs will have 'Strsw-
berry Day again this year. Watch for
he dste, and 90. 1t vail b 10 Juno
whom the berries sse sweet ansi plenty.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-27

The Tennessee Republicans in their
platform very accurately tnd tssseIy
describe the Democratic party - being
b Il for war in time q peace and hill
Tor peace in time Oe War.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-27

The trial Of Anderon for attempted
murder Of Tsmmen snd Bondls of the
Denver Post, is nov on In tho capital
city. With . strong probability of his
coI viction
The Delta independent., 1900-04-27

Report from Rocky Ford to the ststs
hosticsltsral socisey - ths l7tA ass
that early pssrA plses ssd spsisots srs
killed IL thst bnonsisy.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-27

Thsss 10 talk Of the Delta State Bank
changing into the First Nstioosi Bank
of Delta. but the fact hss not yet bees
accomplished.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-27

According to the ''old saying" ws are
to hive seven rainy Suudsys just
because IL rained IN Eaatss Sunday.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-27

II. p. Craig won't down TO Dslta . few
days ago and bought y carload a milk
cows and brought them in on Saturday
nights train and took them up to Capi.
tol City TuesChy.-Inke City Tiusss
The Delta independent., 1900-04-27

J. F. Clark and family LETT fos thsi
futuse home in Rico. yesterday. b
The Delta independent., 1900-04-27

A week from next Mooday occurs fAs
school election. Sec to Il that none bot
the best itted get your votes.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-27

The present storm has kept sp ~nl
siight break since the first of the Douil
The Delta independent., 1900-04-27

Be sure you don't miss the great 1000
musical act at the Opera hosss April
30th and Nay Let.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-27

A. D. Bros ne west Up to Tsllurids
yesterday.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-27

VS. Girsrdst has recovered from his
ssvere attack of sheunstis0. end /
getting ~ kittsnish. ~ ever-OphiI
Mail
The Delta independent., 1900-04-27

The Dss without . sostse bssds .
drsssy Die.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-27
AoVog1poo1 COe1osS.

Ths following Isttsso ssaeis IN the
paSso(Bes at 1psIia- Colo. April 9Th
nrp. Dslis Babb. L. U &oely. NJ.
J. Scabis. l. u. Teuss.
10 calling for thsss ISstess pDsoos say
shsy sss salvertisssi.
c. y. Cnsvslxn. Psseossass.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-27

Lon Rsmios. the hermit u 0sn Nigel.
hadn't been scsn for nontbs, even BY
bio e~ssesa ssiGhhss. sed within day
o. two there hss bssn tSik a soiss ~
to biz essis 70 - whse hsd tsscosss of
hin, bst be dsoppsd lotto ths Jossssl
o6lrs this oosnins. ga ss ssoful q
sxehssges snd quietly di0ppssssd asaio.
He ssens - have eoess shrosgh the
vjssss iii sixhs.- -Teiissills JSusnel.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-27

S,Colosado hss popslatios * some
thing like 60OOC0 people. II bss nfty-
seven countiss. Aioss arc opcrs'ed 10
thirty couptisa. Gold snd silver are
found In forty counties. Iron. cneIs-
Iesd ard sine 10 thirty six couo'i .
Cu.l. coke snd nstsrsl gss IN twenty
eight cuunsiss. Fifty three counties
srs partly agsicsitsrsl. Thirty ..So
counties produce prsciOus stones Mae
count;es gr,yw :ruit. Fr 8
The Delta independent., 1900-04-27

TAe Cses0ssy wil1 ssass shia
0osnlo9.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-27
Republican csuaty cssvsstisn.

The Republican county convention
will be held at the Court hous- in Del
tn. Saturday. May 9Th at p. m. for the
purpose of electin9 Delegates to the
Republican State convention to he held
in Denver. Colorado. May 10th 1900.
also tn elect delegates 10 the Congres-
sionai D strict convention to be held ut
Pueblo. May 9Th 1900; I" elect delegates
to the National Republican convention
to he held at Pbiladslphi.. Pa. on June
10Th. 1870.
The Primary neetinas will b held At
the usual p'sces for holding such meet
ings in each Precinct on Monday. April
3Oth. 1900 at . p. n,.. when the following
number Of delegates to the county con-
The Delta independent., 1900-04-27

Talk Of var b-i~esn England sed
Fsunce disturbs the London money
u,aykots.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-27

AeAes-s ssgsssA sv0say Wese sssO .
coseh ss any tins, and cure shs wosss
cold in twelve hoorsyos money rcfuobsd.
25c asd aOc. n. X. Bs.isted, druggist.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-27

ysars for all forms Of throat AMI lung trou.
b3es. and have yet to comc acrws q case
where II failed. We have four little ones in
our family. and ncitl. my wife nor have
evef lost . nights sleep because oft threat tr'm-
hles among the children. lrM>s tl'at is more
than any other family c.,n say. Ackcr's
3nglish Remedy sjust ~ c f5srtivc for sruwn-
up people as for !he young. il seems to go
straight to the place where the trouble lies
In the throat and brpncl,in! tubes and lungs.
Il soothes and heals tlsc irritsicd Tissues,
loosens up the phleGm and mnc,,s in tho
brssthing p6saxc~. qiiicts the nerves. invig-
0rateo the Constitution AMI stops the cOugf-
tng. Ny advice TO pascnts !. to always keep
bottle In the hOuse. Il will he u constant
6Afeguard a1ainst Group" fSi.ncl)
FIG. ZIMMERMAN. San Antoni.,, Tex.
seAss &C.. - and n bnsil.. Throughout tn. rni'-d
enaAss and cssaAa and In England 81. 81
- - II yoa Boa eattsn~d afhF hnyng. r-turn he
bsstas y your druggist and yet your ssoncy basA.
W. awfhM:.e fhr Gbor~ rs0-cmfrv
" 4 HOOKER " CO., froAriefors Ncs lork
Fes sals BY H. X. Braistsd. Delta. Colo
The Delta independent., 1900-04-27

Boer women 10 male attire have heen
among the captives taken nv the British.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-27
Aeguss vSeves.

-ls . . ssspriins Fact. savs Proe.
Hossoa. .tAss in ny travsis In Ill parts
a tAs vosid. ens ths let t~u y~arr, ]
hsvs ass .oss pesCis havsss sssd
Osssss Augset t'1ovss thss ssy seAss
ssasay. sos dyspsrs,.. dssshgsl nsss
end stosn.ch, spd sos eDnstipstioe. ]
and fns tnssisss snd asIssUss. o. Tor
pessous 6llipg 0lnce positions. vhsrs
hssdsches asd general bs.l fsslinss froo
irregular hsbiss exist. that 0ssss's
August Flower 10 . grand remedy. II
tloss not iniurs tho system by fre9ssnt
uss, snd b exceDIset Tor sour st0mscha
and indigestios. 6a@pIe iS,asIes Tree st
the Piosrer Dsug 6sos~. 3. I0cks. pa.
prisior. Sold BY dealers in sil civilised
couutgieo.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-27

Omciaily it is Porto Rico" aud rot
Puerto Rico.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-27

All voters desirous of xfilisting with
the Republican party are requested to
trks part in these primaries.
Republican County Central COMMITTEES
Ella New. w. o. Stephen.
Secretary. Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
BASEBALL.
END OF A DOLEFUL HARLEM SEASON
NEW-YORK PLAYERS MAY DO A
LITTLE SPELLBINDING.
THE RECORDS.

Another dismal season, the exact sort pre-
dicted in these columns before a ball pitched
was brought to close in Harlem yesterday after
noon. The game was between the New-York and
Brooklyn teams, and while the result meant moth
ing TO anybody, the handful OF people took lively
interest in the proceedings. The champions from
Brooklyn won, the Tammany Hall representatives
doing as they have done so regularly throughout
the season The result ties the two teams in their
series and seems to show that New-York was
more anxious to defeat Brooklyn than win from
any of the other teams.
As the New-York players are an aggregation
whose management is controlled by Tammanv Hall
it said last night that, the club having prac+f
cay killed professional baseball I'm this district its
members might be called upon to do a little SPELL
binding before the flies. 1t was suEgested
that SelbaCh and Foster. the German 6Isyers
might speak in front of the beer gardens on the
West, West Side. Barnard. Doyle. Murphy and Grady
would be expected to talk little on the East SI,is
while Van Haltren and Davies are expec1ed 70 H.
wade the Fifth-ave district and that west of Con-
trail Park and talk garbled politics from p,sbcarts
Taylor; the mute. can't talk at all. because he is
not built that way. Both teams felded well vee@
terday. but the home players could not hit score:
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
FIFTH RACE-Maiden year-olds; 5000 added; spe
cial weights. withers Mile
HORSE SHOW AT GENEsEo.

Geneseo n. Y, Oct 13-The annual horse show
and steeplechase of the Geneseo Valley Hunt Club
was held on the home farm to-day. and was one
Of the most successful in the history of the CLUB
Prominent people from all parts of the State We're
in attendance, and the crowd the largest since
the inaugural meet. Following is a list OF the
events:
Thoroughbred stations years old suitable
putting hunters-w a. Wadsworth's Macbeth first
z. 8. CraYen's Grandmaster second.
Lightweight hunters-H. V. Colts Sunnaid nrst
". A. Wadsworth's Bodkin second
heavyweight green hunters-H V. Colts Paladln nrst
]. c. Buckley's Mr.. Gruppy second.
Lightweight qualified hunters-Mrs. George Austens 3
Placid FIRST George Austen's Canuck second
Heavyweight qualified huners-B. A Gouds Her High
George Austen's Detective second
Thoroughbred hunters-H. V. Colts Clockwork first
James W. Colts Spook second.
Farmers Cup-w. H. Dodd's Lghthoof first, W. j.
Quotes Dyke second.
Farmers steepIechase-B spencers Independence Day
first George Services Groveand second.
Farmers fiat race-W Gardners Lndon first George
Wheeock's Mrs. Trumbrdge second.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
ON THE MORRIS COUNTY LINKS

Now that the autumn is al Its height the
Norris County golfers enjoying brisk series
of Saturday tournaments Yesterday there were
TWO attractive contests the semi-fnaI and final
rounds for the Thomas mixed foursome cups and
Cup Miss Hurlbut and W. Y. Marsh won first
place in the former, defeating Mrs. William Shippen
and James A Tying up and to play. The result
Of the latter will be found in the summary:
Thomas mixed foursomes. semI-fnal round-Mi.s Elsa
Hurlbut and W. Y Marsh beat Miss Kip and George
Little. and ] to play; Mrs. William ShppAn a nd
James A. Tying Miss Marie Bryce and w l. TboTnn %
and , TO play. ''F
Final round-Miss Hurbut and ". Y. Marsh beat Mrs
Thebaud Cup. first match play handcap-H A c,oIb,
beat S h Plum. 2d. up and / to play T w HsrRy
ness beat ". Y Marsh. up / TO piay: II CaahnI
beat j. Otis Post up and to play; A. B. Frost beat
H. II. spehr by default; James A Tying beat Georgs
Little and 10 play (27 holes) O. B. Beckvith Ssot
G. F. Watson. by default: ]. E Denton beat u n 1IcS
by default - r Fhlpps'
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
MORRISTOWN HORSE SHOW ENDS.
SEVERAL COACHING PARTIES PRESENT
YESTERDAY.
SEVERAL

Morristown y. J.. Oct. Is (SpecIaD.-The Morris
town Horse Show. held under the auspices OF mo
Field Club. closed to-day. In the thyee days thVi
were over three hundred entries. and thousands =
persons attended. Daily there has been an assem-
biage OF smart equipages. and there have pen
coaching parties from distant points I'm draS~
brakes and taly-hOs.
Among those who gave coaching parties We
ID. Willis James. Hamilton Mex. Twombly. T. =
Cutler. Charles NJ. Decker. c. d. Grand. A. fu--
more Hyde and c. Ledyard Blair. Among tho7e
the boxes were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert f. McCule,'
Mr. and Mrs John I. Waterbury. the Misses Va.
bury, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r Phzer Miss Nrs
Mr.. and Mrs Wheeler II PeckhaU, MI anu '.-,s1-
Louis A Thehaud Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ,,1sSioa
neh Miss Bushnell. State Senator and MIS- "a 'Nf~s
Pitney Mr. and Mrs Fnos Wilder Mr., and ~
:. Haines Plum, Mr.. and Mrs. James a Sf-s
Alexander n Tiers Percy Easton Turnbun W.
and Mrs. Albion Page and Mr. and Mrs NJ
Ralantine.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
HARRY vARDON DEFEATED.
BERNARD NICHOLS WINNER BY ONE UP ON
THE BRAE BURN LINKS.

Newton Mass. Oct. 13.-For the second time dur
ing his stay in this country Harry Vardon. winner
of the United States Open Championship. was de-
feated by Bernard Nichols this afternoon on the
Brae Burn links at West Newton. The match was
witnessed by nearly four hundred people, who fol-
lowed the players and liberal in their ap-
plause Nichols l Up Vardon at the close
of the morning play and managed to keep ahead
of with his opponent during the rest OF the
day. The result of the match was great surprise,
as il had been expected that Vardon would win by
a good margin. His driving was. as usual.
phenomenal: but Nichols triffe stronger on
the short game which, with the short course. gave
him a slight advantage. Singularly enough, Var
Nichols's yet he lost match play.
On the last hole Vardon sliced his ball into the
long grass A fine approach shot took him well
out and he pitched his third ball within four feet
of the hole Nichols got away with splendid
drive. his iron shot landing him far to the left OF
the green. A fine put came near stymeing Vardon
He putted for a half but missed, giving his OPP
ponent the hole in and the match. The medal
follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
Corfesffr1S for
An Automobile
Awarded by The Tribune.
A Handsome Hill Climber and
Road Flyer to the Winner.

The contest among the leaders In the voting
for the automobile grows in interest. To-day
Florence II. Chambers takes the lead. making
the jump from sixth to first place. Miss Caro-
line Maben continues TO hold second place. while
several others are close behind. The lively in
terest taken In the automobile has astOnished
many people. The interest seems greatest lust
now in the handsome looking runabouts which
are easily handled. Such is the machine Of
fered to the reader Of The Tribune who in the
appended friendly contest secures the most votes
before the voting stops. in November. The ma
chine in question is made by The Mobile Com
pany." Of Tarrytown. y. Y. and it viii be on ex-
hibition at the Automobile Show to be held in
Madison Square Garden next month. a circular
giving full information can be had upon applica-
ton at this office.
Among the contestants for the automobile are
Frank George, Alderman Isaac H Smith George
E. Briggs and DR. P. II. Mason. OF Sing Sing
Shrub Oak has Charles F Ager; CrUger's Miss
H. c. Vincent, and Yorktown Heights. August
T. Weisse.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
GOLF.
NASSAU STARTS A BIG TEAM MATCH
TOURNEY-FIFTY-SIX PLAYERS
COMPETE.

Whatever the Nassau Country Club undertakes
IN the way of golf is sure to be success, ana
the big team match tournament. which began
there yesterday, will be no exception to the rule.
This form of the game has taken strong holo
on the Nassau players, and for the rest OF the
month 1t will prove the most interesting feature on
the calendar A scheme has been devised that Is
possible only at a popular links like that at Eien
Cove II contemplates the competition or nrty-six
men at match play by the formation OF eieht
teams which will meet in successive ROUNDS unth
the championship team is declared
Several novel features have been introduced.
Some OF them will be watched with keen interest,"
by golfers on other courses. The dificulty with
most tournaments of this character is that the re-
suit is spoiled by the default Of a few men. The
Nassau rules provide that each default shall cost
the offending team two points. Another difficulty
win htH match by not more than three points, the
first nine holes counting point. the second nine
is a modification of the Tuxedo system. and cyl
makes the best showing throughout the series viii
have a special cup, and the team winning the
Yesterday the first round was decided. The
others will take place on October 20 and r. only only
I4.us far:
H r;a@ MarddcS lock FsP31e aee%:! ;SsR''oS Padys H
~ e1@ @ o. L FEtt 4 captain cGu3sh q &c L O. N2oFs 70 Mott
W T Henderson o. Toal-6.
SECOND MATCH.
Team . Hicks CcaP2nh beard 81 p O. cTOR u w. 81 s1ons H
Fam T. MInFFs MaxWe efa ir ccaptaln o. Stevens o.;
F. l. Horsman. jr., 3; L. p Rider, O. W Beard U; h.
c. Folger, jr., o; W. B. Tuhby O. Totai-S'
THIRD MATCH.
Team IS p Hopkins captain 3: H. F. whitney. l;
c f. Berner. B. c; NJ, Pratt. o. NJ Lester 0: H. F.
Moves o; L. ]. Busby, 3 Tota-9 - -. a. -
Team S-H, Maxwell captanp, o; F. B. Pratt o: 6
tIbb g. W H. Hagen. 2. Total-6
FOURTH MATCH.
Team &c. o. Rates Captain 2; H W. Thayer, =;
F. T Howard, 0; ]. c. Hannah. o. Total; ,
Team IS 4. Jennings (captRln), o: Fl. r. townsend
0; W. B. Cocks. F. NJ Beldsn l. F. G ChuTGh 'T'
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14

BIG FIELD AT VAN CORTLANDT LINKS.
tournament for 1.-The Herald Cup. which took
place at the Van Cortandt Park links yesterday
Park Commissioners August Moebus, Michael T.
DAILY and several other city officials were
present, and the superintendent OF the course
wal" Flood in charge of the first tee. DR.
E. o. Houghton won first place with a score OF So
and seventeen players got places in the eligible
division which will meet for the cup. Three of
these tied for the last two places and will
therefore be dropped into the lower division
before the match play begins Scores:
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
PLAY AT MONTCLAIR.

Montclair. n. j.. Oc-. 13 (speciaD-The October
competition for the championship Of the Montcialr
Golf Club continued this afternoon. The sum
maries:
Glass A-F. NJ. Harrison beat Paul Kennedy 6 up
and to go; Reid beat Daniels, up; Turner beat
Froman. ! up, twenty-one holes; Wilcox beat Cross
and to GO
Glass B-R II. Boyd beat Palmer up and TO
go; Elliott beat Burgess. 9 up and to 60; Delano
beat 7. Harrison, l up, nineteen holes; Barclay
beat Harrison by default.
Class C-Dursey beat Thayer, up; Allen beat T
Russell. up and to go; Bryant beat Buttrick
up and TO go; Eaton beat Aramen. 2 up.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
WILLIS WINS RICHMOND COUNTY MEDAL.

WILLIS WINS RICHMOND COUNTY MEDAI1
The George Hunter gold medal. representing the
championship of the Richmond County Country
Club. won yesterday by Gordon A. Willis. who
will hold the title for the year The Rich
mond County team also appeared in the afternoon
against the Richmond Hill players, and won by
II to 8. Two of the visitors failed to appear. so
that A E. Paterson and F. o. Schuyler won their
matches by default Summary:
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
PHILADELPHIA. s; BOSTON

Philadelphia. Oct B-The baseball season closed
mere to-day fhlladephia easily defeating Boston.
commendabe celebrity. The score ii''eu with
Phliadephia '-'-.'''-'''.....l o o 1 O - 10 =
Batteries-Bernard and JackIsch: Lewis ana sr,,,a
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14

Hunt and Stewards. The latter was won by Royal
Flush from Eager. though Eager gave two stone
over six furlongs the same length as they VIII
run on October %. We meet at equal weights
One thing is certan--it will be race between
two of the fastest horses IN England.
Lester Reiff will ride Royal Flush and Morning
ton Cannon will have the mount Eager.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14

woMEN's TOURNEY AT LARCHMoNr.

Larchmont has taken to golf amusement
for the fall season. Miss Elizabeth M Hurry has
Just won first place for the women's cup
presented by Mrs II T Shriver. Prizes have
also been offered by DR.. ]. H. Fordyce and Au-
gustus Monroe for team matches on October 20
and 81 and the will continue with increased
interest until December The for the
womens tournament follow:
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14

cARBAUGH CUP AT DYKER MEADOW.

Major II. c. Carbaugh presented the cup for the
Dyker Meadow golfers yesterday. and in spite of
the rain there capital entry list. The tourna-
ment was a handicap against bogie, and won
by Arthur P. Clapp. who finished up. L. T.
Pulsifer finished second. at up. Norman S. Dixie
the clubs president; II. c. Du Val and F. A
doubleday were some OF the other prominent mem
hers who took part. Following are the scores:
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
HILLSIDE FIRST IN EAST 1Epsrv

Plainfeld, N J., Oct. 10 (specaD.-The team from
the Hillside Tennis and Golf Club made sure of
winning first place to-day by defeating the Forest
Hill team in the East Jersey Golf Association
nament- The visiting team failed to score while
the home team made IS points. This gives the homo
team the championship. 1t plays one more game
with Glen Ridge but can lose that and vet win
The summary
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
RICHMOND col
A TIE IN ARDsLEY FoURsoME

A foursome tournament the pleasant varia-
ton at Ardsey yesterday. The contest resulted in
tie between A o. Peebe and Eugene Griffin and
/ Johnson and Rod&ick Terry. each team scoring
79, In the womens putting match Miss Grace
Fargo was first with the creditable total OF 40.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
PowELToN AND PATERSON TIE.

Paterson. N. J.. Oct. 10 (speciaD.-rhe Powelton
team, of Newburg. sent twelve men golf team
to Paterson to-day and played tie with the North
Jersey team each club scoring under the Tuxedo
put down six by Harley. the local professional. The
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
TELEPHONE, 500 COLUMBUS.

scored wins, Miss Maud Van Boskerck
and Miss Edith Tracy defeated Miss Van Her
wolden and Miss May Evans the Hillside
to-day The final play will take place next week
at the convenience of the contestants.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
AuToMoRILE az MEETING.

The aRnouncement was made yesterday tal. i-..--s
annual meeting OF the Automobile club OF 80 -.
would be held at the WaldOrf-Astoria on 'A'''--
october q. at p. m.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
CHICAGO. I; PITTsRI1RC

Pittsourg Oct. lS-Pittsburg ended the season "a
1t began with defeat. "Jigs' Donobus savsd
smut out by three bagger In the eighth WIN
'he bases fuii' Menefee pitched great game. ave
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
ST. LOUIS. 8; CINCINNATI

ST. Louis Oct lS-Jones twirled In fine form to-
day. although he was poorly supported. Ths 1oceIs
sit hard and at opportune times Attendance 400
St Louis a . a n RHE
O'neihhau '-.''-'.'.-..O q - i0 y
Bat'eries-J0nes and Criger; Hahn Peitz and xsboS
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
Address all inquiries and votes to
AUTOMOBILE CONTEST,
Tribune Office, New-YOrk.

of Pittsburg's hits being made in the eighth. At
tendance 24OO. Score:
RHE
Pittsburg .................O o o o o IS
Chicago -.......--.--......O . o o o . &c 10
Battertes-TannehiH ], Donohue: Mensses and 7.
Donohue.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
Gross. H,cap. Rorie.
SACRED HEART ACADEMY CANES

The field games OF the Sacred Heart Academy
Athletic Club. which were postponed last Sunday
on account OF rain will take place to-day at
D. m at the club grounds, ClassOn-o the Sound.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
ESS EX COUNTY
PRINCETON.

A driving match played for a prize offered
by William Runkle and by John Brewer
with $50 yards. L. s.. Clair Colby was second
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
ESSEX COUNTY DEFEATS PRINCETON.

Orange. n. j.. Oct. 13 CspecaD.-A match game Of
golf the Essex County Country Club links this
ternoon played by the Essex County and Prince
The two tied last year, and the Princeton
team is considered Of the strongest In the
State. The score:
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14

In the monthly handicap at the ST. Andrews
links yesterday A. L. Livermore first in Glass
A and F. B. Allen in Glass B. The leading scores
in each division follow
CLASS A.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14

on bases@Prookyn T S Ty rDoTy3 y i Nsw-York. Left
sacoes Howell i on Taylor Struck ouBy Howell :
Two base hits-Jennngs Van Ialtren DS, 'ulssls,edl
Snyder. Time OF game-i:l5 D'S'e' empire
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14

Mems championship first round)J. B. Baker deaulted
to W. 8. Baylis; H W Banks. 5r, beat Smith MSwrey
W. H; Sykes beat c; B. Kell up ! to play; J. a Wells
mund, up, play; w. E s Moore beat DR. Coakley
up (22 hoes) D. P Tenney beat E. H. Booth by default
Women's championship first round)-Mrs. J. A Wells
beat Miss E Barber by default; Miss Mowrey beat Mrs
T. w Evans by default; Mrs. Ogden beat Miss Pyser
up l to play; Mrs George Coe beat Mrs Thomas
Thatcher play.
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FOREST Hill

In the sem-fnal play for the sehoonmaker CUP
"omen's competition. open to those who have
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c1.Ass HANpIcAPs AT sT ANDREws.

women's Putting Match-Miss Grace Fargo. 40; Mrs.
F. L. Eldridge. Al: Mrs. Clarkson, Al
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