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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-03
Gitp propsrtp 60 Eet.

rINO LET-Part Of house. unfurnshed West b4th-st
L Can between 3 a. m. and .. m. Very desirable
for Doctors office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-03

MADlSON-ANE.. as near sou st.-Hsnt-
some alcove room, second story front. also
hall bedroom; me nslghbOrhood: sunns-
prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-03

It was announced yesterday that the trustees of
the Irish Palace Fair had bought q plot at Lexing
ton-ave and One-hundred- -ffteenth-st, 1GGx100
for the purpose of erecting the long talked OF Pal
Fair. II is said that the property was obtained
for sss0oo. Preparatory this purchase the Irish
Palace Building Association Incorporated at
Albany on Friday, with Roderick J. Kennedy
William H Walker and Edward F. CaSsin as
directors.
As soon as the necessary funds can be raised a
modern clubhouse viii be built, the basement Of
which viii be used for drills Among those who
have been energetic in this undertaking Colonel
William /. Brown, W. Il Walker, r. J. Kennedy
Captain O'Byrne. John De Bots and Z. T. Cassin.
The property sold by Duff & Conger for the
Richardson
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-02

make the right bets, but somehow the
other fellers seemed to know when to Law
down as well as he did. He didn't get
beat very bad on any one hand. because.
az l said, he was playing very Cautious,
but he was chipp1n out and chippih' out
all the time without ever catdhin' nothin'
to speak of to get back all his antes
''Bimeby he begin to look puzzled an
ed see that somethin or other was goin'
wrong with his book-larnin' I want in
deal o. the time, an'owas watchin' his
play putty close, bein' just naturally
anxious to know what sort of a game
he'd been a-studyin.
Zone thing L noticed particular, was
that he draWed to- a good many fushes
an didn't seem to have no luck film
EN-, but instead O. gettin' ieery on
Pushes, as man is likely to when he
finds they isn't comm his WY, he SEEM
ed to get hell on DRAWN to EN-.
Zone time Jake opened a jack pot, an
Appleby, settin' next, comes in on a pair
O aces, as was proper. He didn't raise.
an that was good play. too, cause there
was three others to hear from. They
didn't none Of 'em raise neither but they
all come in, an just naturally AppIeby
stood a fair show to win on his aces,
specially as twas his last say In the
draw, an they all took three cards.
We'll, you may knock me down If he
flush. [ says to myself then that old
Jake Winterbottom was right The Teller
that wrote that book didn't know how to
play poker. Just naturally AppIeby
didn't get his flush, an Jake win the pot
on pair o. kings. I was puzzled for
then. I amt one to interrupt a game.
Pretty soon Appleby opened another
jack pot on three queens. Peters an
BIivins comes In an Hardy an Winter
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-02

pointing to friends of the popular ex-
champion, who was badly away from his
game, taken seven for the first hole and
losing ground all through the round,
Travis won by five up and three to play.
His score was a.
In the consolation semi-finals McCaW-
Iey of the Philadelphia Country club.
beat Howard Curtiss, of Lakewood, six
up and to play, and o. II. Seeley, west
chester. beat Harry Suydam Dwyer
meadow, five up and four TO play
For the third division N Maliouf. Car
den City, beat Walter D. Stocklv six up
ana i've TO play, and r. S. Redheld. West
chester, beat Archie Pell, Lakewood, one
w over twenty holes.
The afternoons struggle between Travis
and douglas drew a large crowd, and the
nfSt half of the match was in Douglas
f4Yor. Both were away off in their put
ting, while neither could claim q brilliant
long game. But comparisons of STYLE
were at all times interesting and the end
was victory for Travis by three up and
two to play. The Score was: Travis 70
Douglas 70.
o. O. Seeley, won the second cup, beat
l;g MI. Cawley by one up, and the third
division trophy went to n. Mallouf, who
peat 4. S, Redtield two up and two to
The handicap returned thirty-flve cards.
with irving and Brokaw, Westchester.
ana James Converse, Lakewood, tied at
7G for first place. The tie will be played
OIL OIL NlO1l(4dYs -r
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-02
HAND-BALL EXPERTS PLAY.
First Two Matches in the TOurna-
ment Played Yesterday.

= ment Played Yesterday.
Yesterday marked the first day of the
handhal tournament given by the Am
ateur Athletic association, corner Of
Cedar and Sixth streets. The tourna-
mcnt is expected to last about two
weeks and Will be participated in by
nearly twenty-five teams. There We're
only two games played yesterday, one in
the afternoon anu one in the evening,
but it is expected that several games
viii be played today. Although the
tournament only began yesterday, the
event is already creating the greatest
excitement among the enthusiasts Of
the game. The prizes will be announced
by the board Of directors at it's regu-
3ar meeting, Dec. 10.
Joseph Nolan Is the official referee, and
from his knowledge of the game will
undoubtedly help to make a good sue
cess. Secretary W. c.. Hayden, of Lne
association, has gotten up some official
score cards and will be kept busy re-
cording the scores Of the several teams.
The first game yesterday was Played
between ]. McAuley and ]. Swanson,
and @, n. Johnson and George Sud
heimer and resulted in a victory for the
former by a score Of q to II in the first
game. and p to is in the second. In the
evening McAuley and Swanson defeated
Hugo Schumacher and Paul Mcclellan
by a score of q to in the first, and q
TO ) in the second.
1t will probably be two or three lays
before the tournament really gets to
the exciting stage point, but it is eX-
pected that when it does, there will be
some warm playing. The playing yes
terdaY afternoon between McAuley and
swanson, and Johnson and Sudheimer
was very fierce at times. and interesting
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-02


Yes, father Is q reformed man" she
said. and our friends think 1t miracle
that l cured him without his knowIe. &c
oT consent. ] had read how Mrs. Kate
Lynch, of 329- Ellis ST, San Francisco,
Cd, had -2eticed eiFGr husband byausiag, a
reiGedY secretly In his coffee and food
and / wrote to DR.. Haines for a trial
cI ffeo and food and watched him closely
bus he couldn't tell the difference, so /
kcpt it Up.
one morning father got up and said
lc WAS hungry. This was a good sign
> he rarely ate much breakfast He
went away and when he came home at
noon perfectly sober l was almost frantic
with JOY, as / hadn't seen him sober for
half 4. day in over fourteen years After
dinner he sat down IN the big easy chair
and said: Edith, / don't know what has
come over me, but I hate the sight and
HS9slcli of HquOr and am going to stop
drinking forever This was TOO much
Tor me and told him then what 1 had
Go54e. Well, We both had good cry, and
now we have the happiest home and the
lcindeSt father you can imagine. / am So
glad you will publish this experience fer
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Or Haines, the discOverer, will send a
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-02
SPORTING NOTES.

Dennis Horgan, the Irish champion ath-
Iete, who. recently smashed all existing
records for putting the siXteen-pound
shot, and who will make an effort to
make new indoor record with twelve
pounds OF globu!ar Iron on Dec. l. states
that they do not put" from circle in
contests held in Ireland, but from Il
seVen-foot square, and have no wooden
take off. Speaking Of the best meth
cd to become q successful shot-Dutter,
HCrgan says: THE secret Of gefting the
effort into the push that sends the shot
through the air is mostly in l&ttiag go
OF 1T at the right moment. Fhe shot
should be balanced i'll The hand close
under the right jaw. The left hand
should be extended upward and outward
until a feeling OF nice, light balance is
reached. Then raise the left foot about
six inches from the ground and IS soon
as balanced skip short stride toward
the mark on the right foot and without
pause in the swing shift the weight
of the body to the left foot while send
ing the right arm forward with the
shot
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-02
HIS FINISH WIS BR|EF
TRIED TO BOSS THE
CZARINA
THE HEALTH OF HIS MAJESTY
Is Reported as Rapidly Mending-
One Version Ascribes His Ill
ness to IncautfOusIy
Taking a Bath.

CoNsTANTINOPLE, Dec. 1.-During
the last week the bulletins referring to
the cars health were not signed by
Baron Fredertcks, the minister of the
court The law positively requires the
signature Of the minister of the court in
such cases. The explana ton. according
to an excellent informant, is as follows:
Ten days ago the czarina went to Baron
Fredericks and commanded him not to
telegraph to anybody a single word With
out first showing her the message. ''I
will obey" replied the baron. The fol-
lowing day the czarina received a long
message fro mthe dowager czarina at
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-02
WON BY CORNELL.
A Second Time Ifhacans Take Inter
collegiate Cha;mptonsh1D.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-cornell, for the
second year in succession. today won the
cross country Intercollegiate champion
ship at Morris Park. Ithicans had a lead
O. twenty-six points al. the finish. Yale
ana pennsylvania tied for second place:
Columbia was fourth and Princeton nth
me individual championship was won
BY Alexander Grant, OF Pennsylvania
sgi12 ran the six and two-third miles in
6tII. A B. Gallagher, OF Cornell. was
SECOND ,S by thirty yards; 4. ]. Sweet. Cor
nell, was third: A. @. Brown. of PENN
sylVania, fourth; DIS W. Tranchet. Of
ga,e. NTH, and W. b. Valdron, of Yale,
SLXln nara
Grants victory was easily won. He
maintained a lead almost from the start,
all through the racAe
rive Five colleges started teams, including
I ale Pr1nceton, Pennsylvania, Cornell
ana Columbia. Cornell was a pronounced
11eYor1te for the team championships be-
lore the start of the race with the Qua
kers as second choice. Columbia was
Regarded as dark horse. The cod. raw
atmosphere was eJust suitable for the
six and twothirds ofz6. mile race. but it
tors. 5IiS
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-02

CHICAGO, Dec Chicago took first
honors in one OF the best coursing
matches ever held In the Middle West
or the grounds Of the Ejlerslie Cross
Country club today. when Il twelve dog
stake event with st. Louis was decided.
MicnaeI Aliens two hounds. Miss Rus
~ and Kittte A. dividing the money.
VIA e Boy, who is owned by r. J. Flynn,
of Chicago, won third prize after running
three successive heats.
The day was ideal for the sport and
o. che of the twenty harcs used es-
capped. The local dogs were heavily back
ed by a large dele~adon of Chicago men,
match. st. Louis was represented by
several followers of the sport i'll that city
E. G. b. Hayman, of Chicago WAS judge.
E. j. Brown, of st. LOFTS Was the official
Slipper.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-02
INSURGENTS ARE ACTIVE
UNCLE sAMs. PHILIPPINE FORCES
KEPT BUSY.

MANILA, Dec. Lieut. Col Goodrelt,
commanding the Sixth Marine battalion,
with one hundred marines, has gone to
Subig to relieve the troops there. He VEL
land tomorrow. The rebels in that VII
cinity have been active of late.
Director of Posts Vaille sailed On the
United States transport, Grant
A detachment of the Twenty-fifth in
fantry in the mountains near Iba found
the camp of the guerilla leader. Joa-
quina, forsaken. Suspended from the
trees near the camp were the bodies of
three Amigos, and proof was found that
the rebels had tortured other captives.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-02
KANSAS CITY VICTOR.
Wins Intercity Live Bird Shoot From
0maha

OMAHA. Neb. Dec. kansas City
wen the annual live bird team shoot to-
day by the narrow margin of four birds
The weather continued fine and the scores
Were. exceptionally good, although the
Omaha contingent was somewhat disap-
pointed at not seeing Frank Parmalee
kill his fifty straight J. a. r. Elliott, of
Kansas City, was the only man having
a clean score, the worlds champion kill
lowing are the total scores today, the
first named of each pair being from
Omaha:
Smead 40, D. Elliott 40. Crabill 45. Her
]. A r. Elliott So
The next shoot will be held at Kan
sas City.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-02
TRAVIS THE WINNER.
FindIay Douglas Beaten in Ffnai
Round ut Lakewood.

NEW YORK, Dec The tournament
OF the Lakewood Golf club closed today
and Walter ]. Travis carried off the hon
ors AS usual, the last days card was a
double one with match plays, semi ais
and finals for the three chief cup divi-
sions and an all-day handicap, in which
there were seventy-four entries.
OF the mornings semi finals the most
interesting match was between F,indlay
Douglas and H. NJ Forrest, Of the Phila-
delphia Country club. the latter forcing
the ex-champton to play his best all
through the green to win. Their score
was: Douglas S., Forrest So. The match
went to Douglas by one up.
The Travis Hamilton match was disap-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-02
RcauIts at Bennings.

,y,.;,.i.or t1revT bi1c crowd az Zen hin los
today, and the racing was the best of the
ne ding.
First race, six furlongs-Oread won,
lm.sederalist second, Judge Magee third.
Time, 1:12
Second race five. and one-half furlongs
AlS6ar' won, fl&naur second, Dactyl
third. Time $40 As.
Third race, steeplechase, about two and
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-02

one-half miles-Breach of Promise won.
Giaroba second, Wild Heather third
Time, 5:29.
Fourth race, December special, one and
one-half miles-Rochester won, Asquith
SECOND, Knight of the Garter third Time
2:4G.
Fifth race, handicap, two-year-olds, six
furlongs-Robert Waddeu won, Pigeon
Post second, Moor third. Time 1:16 As.
Sixth race, tWO-year-oldS and upwards.
mile and one hundred yards-McMeellin
win, kinnikinnic second, Annoy third.
Time. / 20
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-02

tonight were Boston, P. NJ. Quimby; New
York, III. H Kane; Cleveland and ipitTs"
burg, IL: K. Devereux; Chicago G. X. G.
billings; Toledo, Philadelphia, Buffalo.
Kansas City. Denver and Detroit
the various cities, it is proposed 10 hold
enc big national affair in Which cham
pgonshlp trophies will be competed for
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-02
Siberian Prisons Abolished.

Siberia is no longer to be a Dena1 coll
ony. The imperial decree abolishing the
former status is the result Of the build
ing OF the Trans Siberian railroad. Moth
ING can compare TO the rapid settlement
rushing farmers, unless it be the rapid
growth achieved by that famous dyspep-
SIa cure, Hostetter's Stomach Filters.
Try II FOR constipation, Indigestion, dys-
pepsIa, bHiousness or Ilatulency, IL you
would be well
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-02
SYSTEM DID NOT WORK.


says, fair enough: 4 don't exactly know.
[ followed the book all right, an the
shook seems to read all right, but it don't
ter?'
Well says. 'afore I answered you
that s'pose you tell me what you split
them aces for, when you had q rippin'
good chance O. winnln' q pot on emp
L did have a fair chance O. winnin'
on, EN-, he says, but L d ha- had a blame
sight better. chance with flush, an I'd
already failed to fill seven Pushes that
proves it by figures, that you're pretty
sure to fill a flush every five or six
times you draw to it. so I thought I
had cinch on flltn'o that one?'
down them three queens when Blivins
bluffed you on buster fiush?'
Because the book explains. says APP
pleby, that when a man draws one card
Two cards, he must know that he's bet
tin against three3 OLA kind, an so he's
either bluffin' or else he's got better
than threes 9llss. n.
g That's right enough 1 says
But 1t goes on to say that the best
play in such a case is to lay down, be-
cause your threes isn't strong enough
TO raise back. an any hand that's good
enough to call on is good enough TO raise
on. II you amt strong enough to raise,
1t says, the only thing to do is to lay
down.
Well says, gff that's the limit on
what you can learn out OF a book about
draw poker, you'd better chuck your book
into the river an go to some kindergarten
an take lessons. Any man thatlI split
aces to draw to flush when f1ushes amt
runnin' for him. says I, is feeble minded.
an man ASH lay down three queens
to bluff like Bilivins made, is a lack
in | says. in them powers O. discrim-
nation which Is essential to playin' po-
ker, to say nothin abot his bein' desti-
tute Of all fightin' qualities I says,
which man has to have in the game
You may learn says, cut Of a book
how not to lose much in a game o. poker,
but you can't never learn how to win
An you don't have to go to no book
l says, to learn how not to lose. There's
only one safe way to do that, an that's
not to play. If yu follow your book.
says, you may not lose no large bets,
put you'll chip away all your money
without winnin' none, wh!eh'll come to
the same thing in the end I says, but
fun
An Appleby he thought about it for
a while, an finally he said he lowed he
dfdn know but what I was pretty near
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-02
WeIst Club whist scores.

The West employees Whist club played
the third game OF their tournament at the
club rooms last night r. c. Nelsvl and
Mcnamara won high score with 1911
points above the average. Following is
North and South
" ". koempel and Brandhorst .........17S
Stutsman and Friend ..........,.....s...IH
r. koempel and J. NJ, Francois III
BlodSett and Brouillett ...........179
0 OTeggendorf and Sanders. .179
O!eSon and DenZer ...................l74
Richards and Templeman .............172
Average, ITS 81.
East and West:
Oakley and Flynn ...................18 5
Galusha and Morey ................'i9 $50
Corr and Mclean ..... - 79S
NaIS a." 4 if'1icTiS i93
Hart and McKernan ..............,......i 1888
Average, 1855 81
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-02
DObb. and barge matched.

CHICAGO, Dec. IA Record special
IRON from Nashville. Tern, says: Bobby
the national sporting Club of London to
meet Dick Barge. He will accept.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-02

Science has retired the pill. A tooth
some, fragrant, medicated tablet fills the
need of the hour-Cascarets Candy Ca
thartic. Druggists 10c, Csc. SEQ
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-02
NATIONAL DRIVING CLUB.
Lovers of the Light Harness Horse
Have Formed One

Lovers OF the Light Harness Horse
Have Formed One.
NEW YORK, Dec. IA number of the
best amateur reinsmen Of America met
this evening at the Hoffman house and
formed q national association of driving
clubs, The principal object is to encour-
age the ownership and handling for
pleasure of fast harness horses by men
Of wealth and social prominence
throughout the country. AT a future
lated and adopted. These will define the
word amateur as applied to drivers, viii
govern race meetings held under the aus
pices, Of the association. and lay down
the law In several other respects
The cities represented at the meeting
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-02
f.arlzc.r and Cams to rigl,t Aga.,,.

DENVER. Col. Dec. Kid Parker,
Of Denver. and Joe Cans. Of Baltimore,
have been matched for a return fight of
ten rounds for purse of $2,GG0. The con-
test will take place at the Colorado
Athletic club January 4, the winner to
take all
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-02

bottom drops out Peters an BIivins
both takes one card. AppIeby bets S.
Peters lays down an Blivins raises it
five. Now that made an interestin' stu
alton, an I looked anxious to see what
Appleby would do. Wei, he just lays
down.
After that l. dfdnt take. no interest in
the game, but the felIers played along
till about 70 o'clock, when Appleby was
busted an quit, an as the game was a
sort o, benefit for him. anyhow. it broke
up. They had a drink or two, an I got
chance to ask Appleby what sort of a.
game he thought he'd been playin'. any
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-02

Easily
Cured

bliss Edith Williams Wants Every
Lady Reader Of his Paper to Know
How She Saved Her Father.
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Him Without Ills Knowledge.
Trial Package Of tire Remedy Maued Free to
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Ne thing could be more dramatic or de-
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cured her drunken father after yc3rs Of
misery. H'retchedncss and Amos unbear,
abb suffering.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1900-07-08
TO REDUCE LICENSE Fff
Juneauites Will Attempt to Show
A Population Under 1,5OO.

As soon as he can be heard attorney I.
J. Donahoe will present to Judge Brown
the returns of the census of Juneau as
taken by the business men of that city
and present other evidence that their pop
ulation is less than 1900. The object is
to secure a reduction of the liqu2r licenee
from 1900 to 81 900 annually. The CEN
sus was taken bv John T. Spickett, pro-
prietor of the Franklin hotel, and shows a
population considerably less than 1000.
In speaking of the matter Yesterday Mr..
Donahoe said:
"While the population of Juneau was
slightly over 1900 when taken by the
Federal census enumeration in March, there
have been quite number to leave the
city since that time. Then the census in
cluded transients in the town, and was
not altogether correct as to the bona fde
residents of the place.
81 have affidavits of fifteen or twenty
prominent men, of the town, and thew say
that, after looking over the special enume-
rator's rolls. it is correct census, and they
believe the population is not 1900
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1900-07-08
Special Announcement.

In order to bring the Association privi-
leges before the public special canvas for
members will be conducted during the
month of July, in which all are invited to
participate. AS a special inducement to
those engaging in the canvas the directors
of the Y. M. T.. A. will offer three prizes
to the persous bringing in the largest
number of new members before the Ist of
August; the first prize to be SIS In gold, or
the choice OF a lady's or gentleman's
wheel second prize, years membership
in the Y. M. G. A., including all privi-
Ieges third prize, six months MEM
bership ticket in the Association. with full
privileges. Anyone desiring may compete.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1900-07-08
Big Traveller in Town.

Cyrus E. Hodde, one of the most genia'
travelling men that ever came to Skagway
and one of the greatest travellers who has
visited the North, is in the city, represent
ing the celebrated Anheuser Busch Brew
Ing Company, of St. Louis. Mr.. Hodde
had just completed tour in the interests
of his house through Australia, China,
Japan and the Philippines. He goes from
here down the Yukon to Dawson and
Nome thence to South America, and
thence 10 Africa.