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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-06

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The sun., 1900-08-12
NONPARETL r. c. REGATTA.
Capt. Canavans Crew wins the Eight.Oarsd
Race on the Harlem.

Tho large number Of competitors and close
races sarved IN make a success OF the twenty
sec md annual regatta Of .hc NOnpareu Row.
Inc Club held on the Harlem River yesterday
afternoon The entries wero SO numerous
for the Junior single gig races that trial heats
were rowcd on Friday afternoon.
Tho course wHs about fve-eightbs Of a mile
from Gatcs's lumber yard TO the Union Boat
Club rcnt. The races developed q sculer Of
more than ordinary merit In X w. Weed, Or.
1io won the novice gig face IN ensy style and
later in the afternoon carried Cr the honors
In rho JUNIOR gig race Just ~ en1lv.
As double scullerS, II. Raymond and A Kroll
made the best showing They won the junior
race by n length and then scored victory in
The eght-Oared shell event In which four
crews started was the race Of the day. After
going one-lourth Of mile the crews Were
bbnkcted. Then Moore, who stroked Capt
Cunayan crew, hit 1t up They gradually
drew ahead, and scored a popular victory by
two lengths. The summary:
Novice Single Glgs-won by r ". Weed. JE: @.
A. Pears". second j. NJ Esan third Time, min
Junior single Gig-Final hea.-won by r. W.
"uq junior Double GiSspwon % By Raymond tssr and A.
kroll: p. H. Moore and l.. J.. Simpson. second; |. G.
Arendt and J. SEere,, third lime. 4 minutes rs
Intermediate Double Gigs-won by II. Haywood
and a, Kroil; ". Il l.! Forgesnd :, Alexander
y
minutes 80 seconds
-Four Dared Gigs-Won by + Gaisel, stroke: II.
Maurus, L. Simpson. C. Arend and X Fellows. cox
swain. NJ. NaughtOn. st'ost: j. C6navan, h. Klein
men, j. Egan aud L. c. Album. coxswain, second.
Il. a. Nicola, stroke; p. II Moore. a. b. krou. q c.
Schneider and W. Ii. La Forge, coXswain third
Time, minutes 20 seconds.
Eight Dared Shells-Won By =. II. Moore. stroke;
a. Is kroll Z. John Canayan, 9: j. Hunken
5: II. Raywood. 4; G. FlecG. ,; j. y. Nash, ?; j. NJ
EgaI, bow; T.. IL Alexander. coNSwain. \. q, Craw-
foi,, c. c. Hoffman, T.. l. Simpson. q. A. Pearsc. r.
W. eed, ,.Ir., G. Mahrenhoz. " Speigel, H. c. Bart
lett and W. II. La Forge coxswain, SECOND. Y.
Gaisels crew. third Time min utcs and iTsecOnds.
The sun., 1900-08-12
Gossip OF the Ring.

Jack Hamilton OF Troy IS The latest boxer who de-
Sires match with Terry McGovcrn.
Tim Keatns and Jack Ryan have been matched Ia
box twenty rounds at the Hill A. c. Brooklyn next
Monday night % 49,
George Mcfadden states that II Terry McGovern
agrees " meet him he VIII sign articles for bout at
1870 pounds the winner 10 take all
Ed Dunkhorst and "nenveT" Ed Martin, colorrd
have been matched 10 box twenty rounds at Wheeling
on Aug. 20 Peter Maher will challenqe the winner
Jimmy Handler ut Newark wOgld like TO flght ndy
Walsh again. Handler says that his defeat at tho
hands Of alsh recently was In the nature OF luke.
Articles Of agreement have been signed for ra'ch
between Tommy Ryan and Jnck Moffat Of Chicago
10 fight twenty rouuds At tn National A. c.. San
Francisco. on Sept 7, fOf purse OF $4,000.
Several sporting men. headed b. Prof Mike Dono-
van, are engineering benefit for GEORGE Dixon. The
affair will Ia all probability take place at Madison
Square Garden the latter part oi this month
Spurrrd on By the.chance Of making a lot Of money
Billy Plimmrr announces that he will visit this coun
Try next month. club at San francisco has offered
a purse to the former bantam champion to hight
Jinmy Anthony
The sun., 1900-08-12
MANHATTAN Q. O.
LIVINGSTON F.fo
Total.............1 125

aso
closely contested eams IN the Association series and
row. TOW nslsn M oi runs O. psfn;s bowed effectively
ss ,sosu.; 10. i's1 @i PIE Pile; ss.Ss
feddlngs added double ngures For DIooklyn, z H
a sad.d ,s :.'un and Duran. tSS M and Bc.i EACH
Tai s ss@ Ssd .S
game at Prospect Paik, and rather SURPRISED Team
Of Paterson By scoring an easy victory by so runs.
Nelson Lodse ~ The former % soot nvs xiesets icr x
score 81 ssS%: :sn rcdE: .1S:I T,i9 SOSd
played well Tor Is, but the only other doYble-nsuTe
4coIer was y. Ashton, with 10. not out The totals
wHei Nelson Lodge. 90; Paterson Team B; A.
iyn Al Prospect Park and succeeded 10 gainins tho
victory on the mrs, innings by the marrow margin 9i
9 runs The Brooklyn. made a great sIon 70 win
* as
Tho totals were: Columbia oval 81 and Il; Brookyn
Team b, 4b and io for three wickets
The New York club could muster only seven men
for It's league game at Bayonne with the KT{rSr-
booker A. c. and, a. a consequences. suffered tFeat
by ~ runs A. Gum hit yigorouslyfor the Knicker:
6oeteIs e, S. yh: cood nnins y.,e Az .lsS played
latter Obtained ali sI Of the New YORK weket. which
fell for SO runs j. K Roberts hit vigorously for New
York for a. not out and made prolonged stand foi
r. ~ ~. vSss ,Ssss we're: c. 49, New
PATERsoS. Aug ii.-rs.m A.. Of the local
ic!.. cqS made :ccr. q % r. fSu, Wicket, a.
kearny Club IN AZ association game The visitors
made total Of IS for 4 full inning The best work
was done BY McHale. He had score Of IS when he
team r. q, Warburton scored l6, W. Dodds Is. G f.
Hunter 20, l. Sutton H.
The sun., 1900-08-12

the line at sOOI7. After rounding up into the
Commodore Ledyard might find out II he had
won the Belmont cup. The Quissetta finished
at s:lS:5S. Just ahead Of hsr was the Hester.
She had easily beaten the, two other English
line at 3:23ss Her foretopmast had gone. 4
sharp puff bad carried 1t away on tho reach
home. but she was a winner IN her class. The
Hldegarde, her competitor, finished at 9270I.
The old Mayflowe sailed across the line at
9;3i:4S. She was beaten nearly half an hour by
the Corona. The Wasp was the next boat, a
lowed ten minutes later by the Syoe. The
ludra was the only one TO finish In tho small
class of schooners and the Effort was the last
I'm Summary
The sun., 1900-08-12
Athletes Compete at Newark.

Athletes representing the several societies embrae-
ing the Diocesan Union Of Northern New Jersey WED
with each other on track and neld yesterday a.
Shooting PARK In Newark
The Institutes. OF Newark, won the banner for
scoring the most points. Summary:
ioo-Yard Run. Handicap-won by " B. wheaian,
ST. Budgets Lyceum, Jersey Ci,y, 8 yards; John
Gil, 81. Ayosius, Newark, yards, second; @.
Time. 10 SIS.
ssO.Y ard Run, Handicap-won BY Thomas Dunn.
Entire Nous Patterson, As yards; william Reiley,
Holy Name Society, Beleville. scratch. second
Robert Tlpte, G. Y. NJ A.. Harrison. ~ yards. third
2ao.Yard Run. Handicap--won BIZ Charles Diets.
Institute. Newark. 10 yards: Thomss Ritz 2.
n. r. A. s., Newark, i8ysrds second; Peter Smith,
ai0.Yhrd Run, Handicap National Guard Won
scratch; Gustav Jennings. First Regiment y. O..
S. N, J 20 yards. second Robert Tinte, First Regi-
nent,. n. G., 5. N. j., Is yards third Time,
NJ 4. n
The sun., 1900-08-12
p,iss Oswald wins in the Bee.

OYSTER BAY. Aug. ii.-one Of the seasons most
Interesting yachting events was decided Of the Sea-
wanhaka Corinthian Clubhouse at this place today
splendid whole sail breeze from the southwest sent the
boats along and made the races exciting. Further In
ter,st was lent TO the affair for In the races for
the Slioot knoekabout class . special trophy
offered By yr. r. s. Hastings OF wyntie fame was
raced for, The conditions were that women were 70
handle the llers the competing craft and that the
men board OF the boats were 70 act simply a. sheet
tenders In Justice 70 the fair Corinthians must bs
sdIai,,sd that they showed no small degree p stl.
famous Bee In an extremely skilful manner. Tho
Nyntje. sailed by Mrs r. s Hastings. was second
Bobs was third. In the oatboat class q NJ Chisholm
won Among tho spectators was Gov. Roosevelt and
The sun., 1900-08-12
Az Detroit.

DETROIT Aus 1.-THE great sven; Of the day. a.
ln which Bell Punch. 5 to ! shot, beat both
betting al tos. The worlds record for The sI fur
longs came near being beaten BY Sprin ngwena and
would have been had not Wilson paipably pulled her
up In the ST sixteenth She covered nve fuIlongs In
O.59l1. Summaries:
FirstRaee-slI furlonss.sprngwsns Ioowis.n,
10 and 70 2, wop; Ralston. l02 (Thompson. 10
and t!o s. second DOublst ss tcobumo. 10 /.
second Rsce-Two-year- -oids: Eve furlonss-dray
Dolly, iOs Daily. 70 8, woni Tho Copper lob
(Poste6, 8 to !, third Time i:o2
Third dRace-Ihree.ysaI olds and upward; one mile
selling -McGrathians Prince. 100 IAndIy). 5 to
and SO :. second; Lady Of the West ios (wsSsD. =
Fourth Race~The oakland Handicap; one mile
and eigh,h-Bell Punch, los tCobuInl, ITO !, and
even won, Free Lance, ll0 (Powers, Q 70 5 and 10
g. second; Chopin 10 weber,, 70 5. third Time.
l5S.
Fifth Race-Five. fyIlOnsE selling-comP.,s Los
(Landry), I 70 and " won. Llsfie A. i02 lDaly
TO and even, second; Donna Sheay. ioi PosteD.
. to / and ) 70 z, third. Time. l;oiA
Sixth RAce-SiI furlongs: se!llhg- 9uaver los
tcasiroD, 70 and out won; FairX ball. 8. CDsiyl,
70 1 and TO I. third. Time i:i,11
The sun., 1900-08-12
Hempstead Harbor Regatta.

SsAcLIPP, ~ y. Aug. 1.-THE Hempstesd Hsr.
Dor Yacht Club annual regatta was Vailed over the
club courses today. Nineteen boats, representing
seven classes, got over the line. There was fresh
breeze from the southwest throughout the race and
every yacht but two which did not nnish, crossed
the nnlsh line In less than two hours from the start
In the foot rsceabout class Bedford beat Raider BY
| minute and s seconds In the 2l.foot open
sloops OK r. Bano won her only competitor Founder
r p Titus, meeting with a mishap and coming In
disabled In the lefoot open sloop class Palm won
over Nora by 10 minutes W. W. swans Paleni
failing 70 nnish In the 25-foot cabin cats, Commodore
Appleby's win or Lose had walkover. In the 81.
foot open cats KaraIa won. Cleota, second, and
Spunk third. In the i5-foot open cats Barnalc took
hrst prize and Bouncer second.
The sun., 1900-08-12
Yacht Race on Mann asset Nay.

PORT WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-THE nra Of ths
SPECIAL races Of the Manhasset Bay Yacht Club vas
sailed o the clubhouse here to-day. In addition 70
races for the club boats. the bsymen and local
sailors got chance to test their ability In some
lively events for Cat and halt-round bottom dories
and hshng craft Of serviceabie type for which .p-
proprate prizes were offered The courses for
start 10 fnish. the larger boats covering twelve
miles and the smaller craft six miles:
John r Hoyt In the Scinulla won In the ii-foot
knockA bout casa Dr. Wickes won with the Scoot in
the is.foot knockabout class D.. NAllAce won
with the Sadie In the oetboat division. while the
Snu took The nrst dory cl ass prize and the Fox the
second dory class prize Il was most Interesting
gatts and will be followed next week By another Of
{he me character.
The sun., 1900-08-12
At St. Louis,

St Louis, Aug. il,--An ideal rsdng day, and :
card OF seven attractive FACES Including The Missouri
Stakes. was instu umentali In attracting very large
crowd TO tho The track was ug htnlng fast and
the isvorites were fairly successful Summary:
First Racs-One mile and dthree-sixteenths-Gi Giibert
100 ~. Woods, 70 8, won: Joe Grady, l0a tMolss
II TO 5. second: Sadie Levy. ios u NAtihswO. 10
20 l, third TING, 2:0A
Second Race-one mile and an eighthr-Celpe Bard
1oo Gimortl, 70 s, won; Bridgston, i0o a. Toodsl
10 0. second K!Iy Clyde, e2. CDa0. 70 70 ]. third
Time. 1881
Third Racs = six ,.uronss . orsyeS .iio fyan
Dusenl, 8 10 /, won; Veoce, ITO Fallehy1. 80 70 1.
second; ". Gates io7 (crowhuIsD. 70 l. third
Fourth Race Missouri Selling STAKES stI fyriongs-
Wall. lo2 DomlnleLO . 10 !, Won; Sard, % pele!
70 !, second Adeante. 100 u. woods 10 !. third
Time, IL 81.
% ~. Matthew, . 10 ?, won; Ohnet, lOs lDomi-
nick, 4tol, second Pinoehle. ~ Wan Dusen. W
!. thiFd Time. las
Sixth Racezone rile-Banish lot iDominisxo. y
to !, won: THadltsa, OF (J T, Woods, 8 70 !,
second. Malay, lo5 - Woods. to s. third. Tina
l:A.t,.
9 " 5. won: Two Annles. o. ~ 7. woods, 70 ].
second; Eugenla s., ios IL MatthswO, oto I. ard
Time i.Szk
The sun., 1900-08-12
Cricket Games Yesterday.

The Livingston r. 9, added another victory 70
It's league mpionship record yesterday at Prospect
Park where victory By ~ runs rewarded its efforts
against the Manhattans. The bowling Of n R. Cobb.
who secured wickets for Is runs was a particular
factor In this result while W. r. Ogtlby hit vlgor-
ousy and well for 90 not out and good work with tho
JsoEson and O. IL l. GHnlth. For the Manhattans {.
W. Adams 10 vas the best effort Of the innings
The sun., 1900-08-12
Moriches Yacht Club Regatta.

EAST MoRicHEa l. L. Aug 1.-THE open 70.
gatta Of the Morehes Yacht Club was sailed this a..
,ernoon with strong breeze from the southwest The
entries were: Sspphoe. d. J. Singer; Hester. Neil
Kyle: Theus. w. NJ Mills: Idlewid. j. Halstead;
zsla. @. T. Noon, IT.. Dodo. John NcAlsenani
Triangular three rounds making . ten mile iace
Thetls and Idlewild did not start Hester broke down.
leaving but three OF the boats 70 nnish-Melody;
time
The sun., 1900-08-12
The Munich Chess Tournament.
Special Gable D1pateh 10 THE Sun

MUNICH. Aug ii.-This morning Bardeleben beat
Berger while the Showaltsr- -Bilecard game vas won
BY Snowalter yesterday. and not as reported won BY
Billboard The prizes therefore were divided a. fol.
lows Mnroc.y, Pillsbury and Schlechter will have
TO play tie tourney. each playing two rames with
every other for the nrs second and third prises
the contest 10 begin to Burn took tho foufth
prize Marco the ith Cohn the sixth. and the seventh
and eighth prizes were divided between Berger.
Jnnow ski, Showaltcr and Wolf.
The sun., 1900-08-12
Hsmpstead Bay Yacht Ciub Cruise Ends.

FREEPoRr, Aug. 1.-THE annual cruise Of the
Hampstead Bay Yacht Club terminated here 10 night
In the annual races VI the club Oh Patchogue on
Friday the course was ak miles This Is the event
OF the cruise The wind was light All The boats
hour. In the sloop cass the Mabel. deet captain
Charles X. ,sou,hard, defeated hei gieat nval Qu9
time In the catbost class the Ellen Frederick
walsh defeated her nearest rival. the 0racs Joseph
Robbins, by over minutcs
The sun., 1900-08-12

Sloops- 70-foot class-Mineola beat Ysntee. 8
minutes second: Virginia minutes o5 seconds:
Rainbow, II minutes IS seconds
Class T-Hcster beat isolde. 10 minutes ~ seconds
Asthld, rs minutes 10 secondS
Class Wasp beat Petrel 81 minutes 80 seconds
Sayona.a did not nnish.
Class j. Shark beat Syce. . minutes AS seconds;
Ava did not finish
Class M-Fnort a sail over
Schoontrs- A Constellation beat Hildeg srde
minutes so seconds.
Class Corona beat Maynower. "a minutes 81
seconds
Class D-Quissetta beat IAtoDa, II minutes 80
seconds: Katrina. 53 minutes 22 seconds.
Class F-Indra beat Waywatd and UncaA
The sun., 1900-08-12
AZ Chicago.

CHICAGO, Aug 1I,-This was gala day - IN.
lem showers that threatened 70 make the Sitss
noon disagreeabe, but which cooled on the atmo&
phere and made II comfortable Tor the large crowd
Enough water fell, however 10 make the track cuppy
s. @ Wagner made q Killing on Branch. the properly
q his tisinsI, & Loys a. Thomps2n, Ip ~ Re 200 Y
money Branch won as he pleased. .pu1ns ths
weeks racing al Harlem so per cent Of the fAvoras
have won The summary:
First Race-Six furongs-Slm W., III RnignT
. 70 I, won; Miss Shanlsy. 90 (Weh), - 70 I,
sscopdi Carl c.. 1877 (Bergen. 80 70 I. third Tine
Second Race-Pour and haN ful,cne>-Niss Den
nett, l2l (Buchananl, 70 :, Eoni Money Ausa i0e
Ryhpl % second; Fairy bay. los saren1. 20
Third Race-one mile and sixteenth to. III
(Buchapanl, TO 8, won: Wax. % Xnighu. 70 I,
e.condi Nobleman. 40 Dupee). TO !. third Tina
Fourth Rsee-Tor Dearborn stakes; ono mile
Rose|, II 70 5, second Time, ixi S-s. ''' ''''
FIFTH RAce-handcap; six xfurlongs-Maggie Davis
es ~. Waidol. 70 ! won Bon.y Boy. zoe tSou.hr
Ard e J., second George, 100 Wan Camp, eto l.
Sixth Racs-one mile 100 ysrde-Brsnch, Ioi
(Rosel, 10 wont Bluelick, l0< (KnighO, . 10 I,
second Papa Hairy. l0l STUART, 70 third. Time
Seventh Rsce-one mile eamar, 100 naoss,, u
cot. gon; Dandy y, l0S Van Somp. 10 70 $50
3!sa 9aal " "'ia'n'nA" ''' '''''"' = L '''hfS ''1'
The sun., 1900-08-12
The Fairfield County Golf Club team crossed
and defeated the Apawamis team by the follow

MADISON. Aug. 1.-THE team OF the Madison
Coll club this afternoon defeated the Newark
Athletic tlub'a golf team BY the score of Is To 2
IL was ono o. the Eat Jersey Association series
OF games, The score:
=, Madison Morrow s. Wilder. q Plum, o; wins, o,
scarborough, 5. Total, ~
>, Newark Halsey, 9, Moody, o; Todd. /; Hodson l;
baldwin, u Total 2
The sun., 1900-08-12
Tewk,bury and "Maxy" Long Win at Glasgow.

.SpeefoI Gable DtJp1feh 70 The sun
GLASGOW. Aug. ii.-At the Celtic sports here
to-day, J. ". B. Tewksbury Of the University
Of Pennsylvania won the I2o-yard handicap
from the one-yard-and-a-half mark in - SEQ
onds. NJ. W. Long Of the New York Athletic
Club won the quarter Of mile run in so As
seconds.
The sun., 1900-08-12

.enbLAYSIlc CITY, Aug. 1.-THE weekly eight
t,a0i t,oo Of Atlantic City M opthtield to.day
was n t,n unt The usual large entry. The WHINE,
were H. oaTstairs. with 0e i4-s2. There
close % number of other scores very
A hsnHH, AZ, 22-S3. taking second prize.
a oap mn,iaap match plav tourney for
othsr "snIicent prize cup and five
.ul.Ipncott Is being contested for r"D II 1s rars
won two matches to-day and Is
The sun., 1900-08-12
Tod Sloan Sails for Home.

Special Gable Depach 10 ThR SUN.
LONDON. Aug, ii.-Tod Sloan sailed for homo
to-day on the Lucania. He has recovered from
tho effects Of his recent accident.
The sun., 1900-08-12

now In the lead for this trophy EThe event
OF the day. however. was the reduction
Of the woman's record by Mrs, Milton
c. Work. After the eighteenth hole
course was opened August, 1899, no woman ne
gotiated IL under 100 until Mrs Caleb + Fox got
lls This stood until last June. when
Miss Elizabeth Smlnk of Reading went
round In li3 In July Mrs. Frank X. Shat
tuck knocked one stroke of this.
The 1i2 stood until to-day, when Mrs. Milton
c. Work. a member Of the home club. clipped
no less than five on the best previous score
Her i07 was made as follows:
Out t..............5 IS 6-55
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2.25 class, uotting; purse 81 700:
Mr. Middemay, b. G.. BY Marsh Murdock

Match race. trottng: two In three heats:
Cresceus. ch s., by Robert McGregor-Mabe by
Mnmbrno Howard tketchaml, ,.... ..........u.t
Tommy DHton. b.. 3 West .-.......,.....u...,1 3
lime. 206IA 1;07n
The sun., 1900-08-12

GLEN RIDGE, Aug 1.-THE final In the MIXED
foursome on the Glen Ridge golf links was
played this afternoon. Richard NJ. Colt ard
Miss Scott. with u handicap OF nine. won the
cup by defeating B. X. Jacobs ard Mrs. Sher-
man. scratch. b, | up ut Elk te n holes. There
was also contes. for tho members cup, which
The sun., 1900-08-12
Cresceus Defeats Tommy Britton In Straight
Heats.

CHICAGO, Aug. ii.-Cresceus 200. and Tommy
Brii;on 2O7i1 bAttled for SUPREMACY at Washington
Park this afternoon IN the presence OF 5000
enthu,iaslc followers OF The harness horse.
The result proved the contention OF the
owner, and trainers OF Cresceus that he was the
better animal. lie won in two straight heats In
2:OGi4 and 2'07l3 respectively. over track made
cuppy and slow By q shower that passed over as
the palr came up for the hTst heat when track con-
dlllons are taken Into con nsideraon the time made Is
remarkable. The 2:sb trot wasa runaway race for
Mr. Middleway. who won In straight heats Sum.
mary.
The sun., 1900-08-12

JEFFERSON. y. H.. Aug. IA team match
with thirteen men on side was the attraction
on the wambek Col Club links to-day. Judge
s. .. Prentice of Hartford headed one team
and II, f. Adriance OF the Dutchess County
Club the other. The Tuxedo scoring system
ruled and team No, won by 10 ). Scores;
Team No. is. o. Prentice. 1; r. f. ~ DALEY. /;
=: Baker, 0: C. II. Adams o: Arnold Wood, o; J.
II. Bell. U; L. b. Kemp o; J.. NJ Daggeu, !: Rock
well King, l. J, G. Church, |; Douglas HArtshorn, o.:
j. L, Frame. |: Charles S. Durnham. J.. Total. T.
Team No I'll T. Adrance. o; Il, Stoehrer. o.,
W, T.. +, Moore, I: |. e. Young, l: i. Daley. !; f.
Is. Allen, L. Henry Daley. /: Edward Miligan, 0: s.
= Sanger, 0. /. H. banks. y; John Raymond. .. C.
II. Adams, Jr. Y. a. b. Cobb. y. Total. 5.
The sun., 1900-08-12
Srk MAY, Aug. 1.-THE scores made In the
s,esy handicap tourney OF the golf links this

sw,ee.y handicap tourney Of the gof links this
o-S William NJ Allen, 90, 7-ss; Elliott
Wte,s ~ o-s9 T. 8. Lockwoods al. O-9i; 4.
Tb,ys, y! g. Sol: b. Lucas, io2. s-94: r.
A AS John Calvert. 0s, 20-7S; H. b. Hepburn,
"a ,,S, ! Dallas 92. i7-75: H. ". Williams,
TSnman. lo2. 2o-s2; Z. l. Do.ler, lO7, l5-9a:
ila,% .ochtan, 100, 1921; f. L. Matthews, iOl,
80 W { Colman. iiO. li-09.
100 ), r, Rogers, 100. 23-77: r. +. Lucas,
$50 Frank Miller. iai. 29-o6
Basch bHANCH. Aug. 1.-THE Monmouth
Snrinn Tain won decisive triumph over the
slts,nso LAKE team at Monmouth Beach this
Score. H'"''h ior Chaihplonship honors'
The sun., 1900-08-12

Fiia Round. Match Piay-M j. 0'Bhen beat H. J.
The sun., 1900-08-12

BAY SIDE, Aug. 1.-THE attraction at the
Oakland Cot , ,lub to-day was a mems putting
competition, The weather was more adapted
for this kind OF sport than for jour ewing up
and down the hills Of the Oakland lnkr -Four
rounds Of the nine-hole course near the club
house were PLAYED The event was won by
Arthur ". Rossiter. The scores were:
A. W. RosSiter. 25, ~ 81, 20 IS: p. V. c. Miller.
2S, rs, "a % -05; II. H. Peck, IS, %, rs, 24-96:
" wills, 20, %, "a, rs 100; +, D. MsIriman, ~;
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-14
LOST THE TASTE
For Ordinary Coffee.

ut is strange how people win try to
invent some cause for their feeling had
rather than to charge the trouble to some
habit they may have that they have good
reason to believe is the real cause. For
instance, all the time that we were using
coffee on our table / was subject 10 occa-
sionai terrible headaches, and my husband
was half sick with nervous troubles.
I'VE felt satisfied that coffee was the
cause, but were afraid we wouldn't like
Postum Cereal Coffee, and therefore tried
in every way to think that something in
the food, or some other reason, was the
real cause of our troubles. After readino
several articles in regard to the evil effects
of coffee drinking, and the merits of Pos
tum Food Coffee, 1 became convinced of
the truth of the statements, and called
my husbands attention to them
He was skeptical on the subject h,t
to please me, said we would give Postum
a trial, so he procured a package and 7
made 1t, but the milk We were using was
of the kind that produced little cream
and that did not give us as good a bever-
age as we found afterwards could he co
cured with cream. However in snite of
the drawback, We grew to like the Pos
ourselves greatly benefited by the chance
My head ceased to trouble me entirely
and my husband was practically made
over
I'VE we're out OF the Postum for
time and having coffee in the house and
feeling so much better. we concluded 70
try the coffee again. but in few davs NV
headaches came back so that We became
satisfied where the real trouble existed
We used Postum for quite a long time
and still having some coffee in the house
tried coffee again. Imagine our sllrnrise
In discovering that we no longer cared
for the taste of the ordinary coffee. so the
next morning we had a rare treat. in a
cup of piping hot. delicious Postum
Coffee is no longer kept in our house
Our children are very fond of the new
kind of coffee as they call it. and we
give them as much as they want to drink
without fearing to injure their health.
find that 1t enables me to furnish baby
with a more abundant supply of milk
than could otherwise do. Postum Cereal
Food Coffee has indeed been great boon
to our family" Mrs. Mary Wade, Say
brook, o.