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New-York tribune., 1900-05-28

the captain OF the team, will be prevented from
riding by his recent illness.
The defeat of Maxwell W. Long the holder of the
intercollegiate quarter mile record, by Dixon
Boardnan Of Yale, in the 44O-yard dash at Colun-
bia Field on Saturday came as an unexpectedly
severe blow TO Columbia. The local university
realized that her only hope Of point winning lay in
Make" and the Columbia students had banked
their hopes and dollars upon his success in the
quarter. It is generally felt that Makes defeat
was due to his undertaking OF Boardman's powers.
It is believed that If he had let the Yale set
the pace he would have finished better. Long
spurted too soon, and. indeed from the start led
a hard pace He sprtnted around the curve in mag
uffcent strides serene and smiling. with Board
four yards behind. Long apparently try
ing TO lower his record-a futile effort such
pace began tell. and Long faltered. Boardman,
twenty feet behind also lost the beauty OF his
stride Columbia boys, watch, held their breath
and prayed that their idol might fall before the
pursuing Yale They hoped that Make"
having exhausted himself might have exhausted
the others also and that he might retain his win
ming lead to the end Inch by inch Boardman
crept up, until five yards from the finish he
neck and neck with Long. Make made a last
desperate effort, and kept terms with him
for a moment, but Boardman, with drawn face,
struggled by. Make staggered on. and Lee, OF
Syracuse, coming up Unexpectedly, the two fought
II Long, depsatrtngly, tried for second place,
but beaten again A great shout up for
BOardman he crossed the line. but Make" the
former champion. was forgotten.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-28

memorial Day. usual will find the activity
local links at its height Almost every club this
nelghborhood will have special attractions for its
members, both active and associate, while several
contests OF larger Importance are down for de-
clsion- Among the latter is the seni-annual club
championship at Baltusrol held by c NJ.
Hamilton, and for which Harry P Toler presents
Ihe prize. The Harbor Hill Golf Club, of Staten
4StanO, arranging team contest OF eight side,
whle at Richmond County the will have
nAnolcap IN the forenoon and the mixed
foursone IN the afternoon The final round for the
mems championship at Morris County will also be
decided the day.
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ATHLETIC NOTES FROM COLUMBIA.

The report of Manager Briggs shows that the
gymnasium team, which started the year with a
deficit has closed the season with balance Of
New-York tribune., 1900-05-28

The annual tennis tournament of the university
will begin Monday, June 4
New-York tribune., 1900-05-28
THE EAST JERSEY TOURNAMENT.

The first game in the tournament of the East
Jersey Golf League between Glen Ridge and Forest
Hill took place yesterday the latter's links,
sUlting follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-05-28

tournament there June IA l5 and Is gold
nneoai Is TO be awarded the player making the best
score IN the qualifying round, while the Oakland
Up ~, Sne chief trophy OF the tournament, is pre-
sLteo oy John II. Taylor, the clubs president, and
re Consolation Cup by J. De C. Ireland. one of the
on the last day is the gift OF Arthur W Rossiter
Entries should be sent TO NJ M. Graham, secretary.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-28
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY
GOLF.
ECHOES OF LAST WEEKS CHAMPION
SHIP AT NASSAU.

HOME BRED SKILL EXPERIMENTATION TELLS
OF HIS AMERICAN TRIP-soME ME-
MORAL DAY CONTESTS
New-York tribune., 1900-05-28

At the intercollegiate championship cycle races at
Philadelphia on Wednesday, Columbia will be rep
resented by the following: Hudson, Knoen, Rae,
Reynolds Rose, Waters and Welles. r. A. Allan
the captain OF the team, will be prevented from
riding by his recent illness.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-28

Home bred golf Is improving That IS the opinion
which the players in the annual metropolitan
championship JUST closed are entitled to hold. And
II was under conditions which might be called ad-
verse that this Improvement was demonstrated
throughout the week rain and wind were added
dfscnlties wholly absent from the tournament Of a
year ago a. Garden City, yet the average OF the
Qualifying cards the live sixteen consid-
era DIV better than that time IN proof of this
Il IS only necessary TO say that at Garden City 173
was the best score IN the medal play round, while
al Nassau 162, made by F1ndlay Douglas. was the
winning score. and that the other competitors
followed with consistent form.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-28

Probably unexpected than the downfall OF
Hartman N the final round the defeat Of
Douglas at the hands Of Allan Kennaday. No one
thought seriously Of the likelihood OF the Scots
mans overthrow, the less because he was known
20 have played fully up 10 form IN the earlier
rounds and particularly against Hamilton. Of
the cracks Of the BaItusrol Club. Douglas. how
ever. possibly held his opponent from Monrclair
r0G cheapIy, which is usually fatal in golf and
Z happened. the match found him in uncertain
short game whereas Kennaday was above his
usual average OF play. The result was that, almost
before he fully realized the fact, the Scotsman
found himself out Of the running being unable at
the finish TO shake of his man, who had succeeded
n gaining the advantage.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-28

One OF the busiest trainers a that track
John E Madden He gave Of his thorough
breds light work and then turned his attentions 70
an unnamed tvo-year-old colt by Esher. The colt
is suffering from a slight lameness. and has not
yet been trained. Mr.. Madden said that Lynes,
who was injured while exercising Approval the
Sheepshead Bay track last week, was couvalescing
and would not lose the of his injured leg He
further said that the reports about the large sum
New-York tribune., 1900-05-28
GLEN RIDGE.
CYCLING.

Total .-.----o Total
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, SOUTH.

PrcctOrs sor PETITIONER
No. 45 Cedar Street. New YORK
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-30

to have died In Summit county about
twelve years ago. Who knows him or
can give any information to the adju-
tant regarding him? ~,
The quartermaster wishes to thank
those members who sent in their dues.
He is still shy 5000, that is long pest
due. So bring in what. you bwe Of It.
If you are too poor to pay, say So and
the Post will remit your dues ana
straighten up the books. n you can
pay and wont pay, you will not be
dropped but suspended. No more TAX
ing advantage of the $500 clause, that
allows you to settle 5000 back dues
for $500, when you are dropped. Sus-
pension will flt such cases better, 81
10. of r..
Court Pride met last Tuesday even.
ing with fair attendance. Regular
routine business was transacted and
several Interesting official circulars
were read. We regret the loss of our
late brother, Daniel Wolf, and miss
him in our circle. 1t is the earnest re-
quest of the officers that cacn member
attend our meeting ut least once a
month, but they will be Welcomed at
every meeting. Come brothers, and
take an interest and help us along.
Every brother should turn out at our
next meeting, as very Important bus
mess will be transacted. Also several
new members will solve the mysteries
of our noble order. Remember broth
ers, we initiate new candidates during
the month Of May for $3 and we re.
quest every brother to bring in a
new candidate. Let us work and be
the banner court of Ohio. Also re-
member it is coming time for our an.
niversary services and we want all
members to turn out. We expect the
largest turnout we ever had on that
day. Our social committee will also
be expected to report at our next meet
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SCOTTISH RITE CATHEDRAL, ST. LOUIS
surmounted by triangle. inclosing the
number 80. This crest will be ten feet
high 1t will be gilt and Illuminated
with incandescent electric lamps. outlin
ing the design.
Apollo commandery of Troy recently
made it's annual pilgrimage to the Troy
Orphan asylum accompanied by band
which gave concert to the children
They also donated 800 and numerous
small gifts to the little ones.
The grand lodge Of North Carolina in
creased its membership by 500 last year
This is remarkable record for a state
that has only 1880 Masons all told.
In Pennsylvania chapter cannot re.
nit dues OF member who has been sus
pended for nonpaymeat thereof aad then
restore him either TO membership or IL
good Masonic standing. He can be 81
restored only upon payment OF all arrears
OF dues.
Yonnondo lodge OF Rochester made q
net increase of 80 members last year and
now has T4S enrolled,
Why should brother who negiects to
answer or even notice summons from
his lodge object to being suspended?
A master who initiates petitioner in
violation OF instructions Of the grand
master or the district deputy grand mas
ter will be expelled. Lodge OF
Pennsylvania. s,
Mecca temple. Mystic Shrine. New
York, has n surplus OF S2l. .S15-
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UNITED WoRkMEN.
outIoois For the Order In Missouri
Chips From the Workshop.

outIooir For the Order In Missouri
Chips From the Workshop.
At no time In ten years have the mem
bers been so active, SO confident Of theil
order or so successful In extending III
limits as they are at this time. They
have come TO recognize that which is q
fact-.hat the system Is scientifically cor
rect and safe. They hnd. too. when pre-
sented TO the public, thar II is popular
This inspires renewed confidence, which
facilitates their efforts 10 extend its linn
its and gives them assurance and courage
in the work. The outlook for Missouri |.
bright.-Oyerseer.
The total net gain In Kansas last yeal
was 0.0S9. an Increase OF about 20 pei
cent.
Supreme Master Workman Bickfort
has done some excellent work In his Wis
its TO grand jurisdictions, and 1t is TO b'
hoped that he win follow up his own ex
cellent example and that future supreme
master Workmen viii follow in his foot
steps.
Social enjoyment in the lodge has beer
demonstrated to be the key TO success II
developing the order in oil Of It's various
aspects.
There were a,lao members in gco'
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FOR WELL PEOPLE.
An Easy Way to Keep Well.

II Is easy to keep we'll If we would on
ly observe each day few simple rules
of health.
The all important thing is to keep the
stomach right and to DO this IL Is not
necessary to diet or to follow set
rule or bill of fare. Sucn pampering
simply makes capricious appetite
and feeling that certain favorite al
ticles Of food must be avoided.
Prof. Wiechold gives pretty good
advice on this subject, he says: II
am 6S years old and have never had
a serious illness, and at tie same time
my life has been. largely an indoor
one, but l early discovered that the
way to kep healthy was to keep n
healthy stomach, not by eating bran
crackers or dieting OF any sort; on
the contrary always eat what my
appetite Graves, but for the past eight
years ] have made it n daily practice
to take one or two Of stuart's Dyspep.
sia Tablets after each meal and at
tribute my robust health for a man Of
my age to the regular daily use OF
Stuart's Tablets.
my physician first advised me to
use them because he said they were
perfectly harmless and were not a Sc
cret patent medicine, but contained
only the natural digestiyes, peptones
and diastase, and after using them q
few weeks ! have never ceased to
thank him for his advice.
''I honestly believe the habit Of TAX.
ing Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after
meals is the real health habit, because
their use brings health to the sick and
aillng and preserves health to the
well and strong"
Men and women past fifty years or
age need a safe digestive after meals
to insure a perfect digestion and to
ward Off disease, and the safest, best
known and most widely used is STU.
arts Dyspepsia Tablets
They are found in every well reg
ulated hosehold from Maine to Call
fornia and In Great Britain and Aus
tralia are rapidly pushing their way
into popular favor.
AL druggists sell Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets, full size pkgs. at so cents and
for d weak stomach fifty cent pack
nge will often do fifty dollars worth
of good.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-30

Montreal, Canada. Tuesday, May 10.
II. Dove, of Toledo, was the other rep
resentative elected. Hon. A. G. Cum.
mings, of Oberlin, was elected grand
regent; w. j. Davis, Canton, grand
vice regent; j. w. Stoney, Cleveland,
grand orator; w. Fl. Beebe, Ravenna,
grand treasurer; Thomas Butterworth,
Cincinnati, grand past regent. Other
officers: Grand secretary, Lucien sey-
mour, Cleveland; grand chaplain, o. Il.
Palmer, zanesviile; grand guide, J. ].
Lobdell, Ashtabula; grand warden, j.
Fl. Sellers, Wellston; grand sentry, q.
l.. Gibson. Cleveland; trustee, j. q.
Heiser, Hamilton. The visiting repre-
sentatives were entertained by the
Cincinnati council with a delightful
evening, on which there was very
fine concert. The grand council ini-
tiated 160 new members in one even-
ing and have 40 or 80 new members
to initiate.
MODERN wooDMEN OF AMERICA
Akron Camp, met last Monday even
ing in their hall, 213 e. Market st.,
and good time was>had by all. The
degrees were given to two candidates
and they were fully satisfied. All
members on the sick list are in a fair
way to recovery. The camp charter
was opened and Neighbor F. P. Fuller
was appointed camp deputy to work
for us and we exepect some great
things from him soon. Come out,
boys, and have good smoke. Monday,
April 30, as the camp will hold short
session and then enjoy a smoker. The
degree team will give social and en-
tertainment for the benefit of the de.
gree fund.
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standing in the Maryland jurisdict
last report.


Last year S1,0T0,000 was paid
benefits in the supreme lodge jurisd
During 1900 43T new subordinet
were instituted.
The net increase in membershi
year exceeds any previous year
supreme tents history by more thI
800. .4..,
Ii you are not a fraternal expt
list, you have misunderstood your
ton'
Cripple Greek tent has organic
excellent degree team. They have
outfit. Flfty-one new members
Initiated in the last two. months Of
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gree was conferred on three candl-
dates
Akron lodge, Wednesday evening,
had large attendance. The third de-
gree was conferred on three cnndi-
dates.
Colfax lodge, d. Of r.. Thursday
evening, had good attendance. The
Rebecca degree was conferred on three
candidates, and two petitions were
received for membership. The singing
society had a well attended session in
the afternoon. ,lf
Canton Akron. About 80 OF the
chevaliers went to Youngstown Thurs-
day evening by invitation and con
ferred the r. NJ. degree on IS cheva-
lers. All were royalty entertained
by the Youngstown chevaliers. Thurs
day evening will he regular meeting
night. There will be a large delega-
ton over from Youngstown that even
ing.
Apollo lodge will have work next
Wednesday evening in the initiatory
degree.
Akron Encampment, Friday evening,
had large attendance. Four candl-
dates were exalted to the royal pur-
pie degree.
GRAND ARMY.
! Friday evenings session OF the Post
was short but Interesting. But little
business came up for transaction. so we
turned the meeting into an admiration
society. Col. Iiasson drilled the otll-
GERS in the sword exercises,
A lettor was received from G. F.
Ncedham. Atwater. o., asking for In.
formation OF Que LemueI Beach, late
private Co. r., o. Y. c., was supposed
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-30

The tribe of, Ben Hur issued SAD
beneficial certificates during the fiI
months of 1893. ss
The Catholic Relief and Benefit
alton is now ten years old and has
members. 81
The Independent Order of For
had a total membership Of 1895
Oct. l. 1899. and the surplus funds
order amounted to S3.0b9.15G Tt
der Il discussing the desirable y Of
ducing its work into Mexico.
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Uniform Rank met III regular session
Friday evening, Reports from rogi'
mental officers meetings We're made
by the captain. Every move points
to a very largo meeting Mt the en-
campment at Detroit next August, aud
Il is IN assured fact that the End regl-
meut will go to Detroit and return
with colors Tying high.
Akron cmpany Is receiving new
members every week. Next Friday
night Is regular meeting and two or
three candidates will receive the
Knight Loyals rank, Every member
should make ap effort to be present at
this meeting to welcome the new mem-
bers and assist in the work. on Mon
day night, May 7. No. u will go to
Barberton and put on our show, "How
Joined the Order" under the direc.
ton and beneht Of X, Of p. lodge Of
Bhrbertou,
At Barberton 80 knights OF Fythias
have organized uniformed rank. All
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the last year and the promptness in
paying claims was not only surprising
but pleasing to the members. AS an
illustration, Friend Geo. w. Weeks
Joined the order March 49, 1886, at the
age of 55 years, as third rate mern-
Der $4,000 and died March 20, being a
member il years. At his age he paid
for the IA yeagsifi tho benefit fund
total of SS0439., ~ The claim was paid
in ten days after this proof Of death
was fled. The treasurer's report
shows very healthy condition Of the
financesnad Friends look out for the
next banquet; II will surpass the for
mer one. a grand concert will precede
the banquet
81 THE PATHFINDERS.
Magnet lodge, Cuyahoga Falls, will
soon pay n visit to the Cleveland lodg-
es, running special car over the A.
r & G.. Many Akron Pathhnders will
Join them.
Deputy Perry, who has been organ
izing lodge in Bellefontaine, is spend
ing Sunday with his family in Cuya-
hoga Falls.
Supreme Organizer Pfeiffer is spend
ing few days In Dayton. Q.
The team from Kent lodge Is making
preparations to visit Akron lodge In
the near future to give an exhibition
of their work.
Akron lodge team will go to Cleve-
land to show Hiawatha members how
to handle candidates.
Fourteen candidates were initiated
in Akron lodge last Monday night.
Webster, Camp Il Lane Machine Co.
lodge have written about n dozen an.
plications during the past week.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
There will be meeting of Proyident
Council, No. 16, Royal Arcanum, Wed.
nesday evening (7;30) May 2nd All
members are cordially invited to be on
hand as matters Of Importance will
come before the council
w. V. r. u.
The Woman's Veteran Relief Tn.
ion held meeting Thursday with a
very small attendance. Next meeting.
May 10. Business of Importance will
be brought up. Thursday. We meet
for work VIII sew carpet rags. Now
sisters, try and all come aud give US u
helping hand so that our union may
prosper. Bring your lunch and enjoy
good time.
PATHFINDER.
Middlebnry lodge OF the Pathfinder
win hold its next regular meeting
Wednesday evening. Every member
of the lodge is requested TO be present.
as there are number OF candidates
TO be Initiated into the mysteries Of the
order.
FoREsTERs OF, AMERICA. 3
Court Akron meets in regular sea
sion May lst A good attendance is
desired, as we have initiatory work
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Preparations For 1t Have
Begun Already.
G. A. R. After DeIinqusnts--
Must Pay All Dues.
Interesting Sessions Held Last Week
by Akron Lodges.

Knights aud Ladies of the Macca-
bees have already begun Offering sug.
gestions relative to the State camp
and State Hive convention to be held
in Akron during the month of May,
1901. It is hoped by the members OF
the lodges that a Uniform Rank may
be organized in this city before the
convention. Representatives from all
parts Of the State will attend the con.
vention, and 1t Is expected that the
attendance will be very large.
Akron Tent held review last Nor.
day night. The Tent received eight
applications for membership, and ap-
proved seven applications. The cap
tain of the team requests the full at
tendance of that body for intiatory
work Monday night, as are also all
Sir knights requests TO attend Mon
day nights regular review. Sir knight
Eberhard is improving, as are also
Sir Knights Bell, Boyd, Paul. Sir
knight Stevenson went to work again.
Sir knight Thortzel is reported sick,
and Sir Knight Herls, of Canal Full
ton, is getting better slowly.
l.. o. 4. 81.
Busy Bee Hive, No. IS, will meet
Tuesday evening, May L. at $3.50, at
Mcpherson hail. There will be initia-
ton. Assessment No. As, for the l.. b.
members, viii be called, and must be
paid by the last of May. Also, any
members not having their second term
Of dues paid by Monday, April 80, will
be in arrears.
Lake Anna Hive, of Barberton, win
hold another of their popular nickel
soc!als at the home Of Lady y. \.
Moore next Thursday evening.
Independent Hive will meet Tuesday
evening. 4 good attendance is de-
sired. All who have not paid their
second quarter dues, must do so at
this meeting or stand suspended We
have beautiful cushion, donated by
one of our ladies', which will be drawn
at this next review proceeds to 90 to
the sick fund.
ODD FELLOWS
Summit lodge, Monday evening, had
the usual attendance for routine bus
mess
Memo lodge. Tuesday evening, had
a goood attendance, when the third do
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

Aetolia lodge had very interesting
meeting last Tuesday evening, and
there was very good attendance.
Several questions of interest to Ak
ron knights were brought before tho
meeting and discussed pro and con.
Brother Egbcrt, of Mcpherson, was
present looking after the interests OF
the new Uniform Rank. which win
be instituted before long. we Will
say that all who are contemplating
to become members Of this new COM
pany will confer favor upon its pro-
motcrs to hand their names to either
Prof. Egbert or o. b. Miller at their
earliest convenience. They want to
get the company organized and equip
ped in good shape to attend the K.
r. encampment at Detroit this fall
All members who have their names
on the list of the third degree teams are
earnestly requested to prepare them
selves for duty aud keep in touch with
their respective parts, as we will have
some work to do next month.
There was large attendance or
members at Akron lodge, last Wednes.
day evening. The lodge is In a -four
ishing condition, having but very
few on the sick list, ana they are re-
ported improving.
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MASONIC.
Scottish Rite Cathedral mt ST. Louis.
East. West and south.

East. West and south.
st. Louis is to have a Scottish Rite ca.
thedral. 1t will be the first Of its kind
west Of the Mississippi river. The plan
to establish such cathedral originated
six years ago in the minds of prominent
members OF the order and now il ap
preaching realization. The cathedral will
be the old Second Presby terian church rc
modelled. The intention is to retain the
pews and much Of the church furniture
II was stipulated at the sale that the ex
terror Of the church was not to be altered
in any material way. In what is now the
church chancel stage will be erected
This will be itted with appliances and
scenery much like those used in theaters
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knights of Mnita.

Gerard commandery. No. 274. vii
instituted this month at East Gl
torAs, alinn. . s-
.Ihe new Malta temple at Minnea,
was dedicated recently. and 500 visi
participated in the ceremonies.