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New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
HARNESS RACING.
CRESCEUS 2.4, IN FINE FETTLE
GEORGE H. KETCHAM EXPECTS TO DRIVE
HIS CHAMPION TRoTTING STALLION

George III. Ketcham. the breeder. owner. trainer
and driver of the champion trotting stallion
Cresceus 2:o4. made flying visit here this week.
and before leaving the city for his home. at To-
ledo, outlined his plans for the coming campaign
with his famous horse. Mr.. Ketcham says Cresceus
has but three engagements for the season. and
present Indications that he will trot only three
races this year. His first start will probably be
Brighton Beach, August 10. in the race against
The Abbot. s:05ti. for the championship Of the
trottng turf One month later in the season he Is
booked to start against BoraIma. 2:OS. and Charley
Herr. 2:07. In a at Boston. and in October he
Will meet Charley Herr again IN at Lexng-
ton. III he win all three races his earnings
will aggregate more than $4,000.
Dr. Kane. president of the Driving Club at Long
Branch has practically closed negotiations with
George H. Ketcham for exhibition mile to speed
wagon Of Cresceus Just before his race with The
Abbot Mr. Ketcham will drive. On the
day Joe Patchen. Searchlight. Anaconda and pos
sibly Connor and Darrell will all he driven TO wagon
TO try for a worlds record.
Cresceus is reported to be In splendid condition.
His owner says he comes out OF his stall on his
hind legs and wants run away a full
OF life is he. Just before starting for this city
Mr. Ketchan drove him mile Cleveland IN
2:1T. with the last eighth at 15s clip. Asked
how fast he expected drive Cresceus this year
the young Toledo horsenlan said firmly: In 2:02
or better
Cresceus will be specially fitted for a fast mile
after his race here. and may start at Hartford
Labor Day in attempt TO lower his own record
and that OF The Abbot Mr.. Ketchann would pre-
fer 70 make the trial Glens Falls. where there
lightning fast track. hut the dates Of the meet
ing conflict with those of the harness races
Mt Ketcharn says he considers James Buffers
young stallion, Directum Kelly, os14 TO be one Of
Abbot This handsome son of Direct ia now Il
the hands Of j; Scott Mccoy, famous Western
driver. at CLEVELAND and is said to be moving like
a zoo trotter in his work.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
OBITUARY NOTES.

Marshall. Mo. June 20.-Major Lee Hughes a
member ~ General hoe Shelbys famous brigade
in the Confederate Army, died yesterday at his
home I'm this city.
Reading. Penn. June 2o-Msjor Samuel H. Young
aged seventy-nine years. one Of the oldest MEM
bers of the Berks County bar and United States
Commissioner for this district since 1855. died here
to-day. When Lee invaded Pennsylvania Major
Young raised an independent company for State
service. and retained command until after the bat
tie of Antietam. when the company returned home
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
c. I. MILFORD NoT IN CONTEMPT.

ezB FAILED TO RESPOND TO sUBPd1NAs N RE
sPoNsB TO wIFEs COMPLAINT.
. Argument was heard by Justice Marean in the su-
sprerne Court Brooklyn, yesterday on the return
sf an order to show cause why Charles Leslie Null
Esord of the Harlem Hotel No. 2.lOO Third-ave..
and member Of Company f, eth Regiment. should
mot be punished for contempt Of court in falling
ho appear last week I'm response to two subpdnas
en the suit Of his wife. Mrs. Ida Milford. for a
keparation the ground of cruel and inhuman
Treatment.
rhat he Gid not intend 10 he disrespectful 10 the
eourt in oheying the subppnas IL was said that
Ndulford had been LED believe that a deposition
he had made and which was read In court. was all
rhat necessary. Mulford was in the witness
chair yesterday. and Justice Marean decided not TO
grant the order asked, the accused is now on
military duty with his regiment.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
HARvARDS HARD LICK SroRy

fsed Top. Conn., June 20.-Au the Harvard crews
had hight work this morning. the men in the var
sity eight being coached mainly for an increase OF
,he oody swing This unaccustomed practice is
breaking up the crews form little hut the man
are expected TO improve under II later
Blake, OF the varsity, took the place ~ t1cv.
Captain Lindsay was back in the frsshwan H..
this morning. and the crews general form showsS
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21

The James Brown Company, OF New-York VIII
sell for 1t. Speaking OF the plan of operations OF
the new company. George B. Hiss the generai
manager. said to-day:
We have assurances Of a very substantial ousi-
mess 10 begin with for. as you know, all or our
stockbolders are cotton manufacturers and as the
operation of our system becomes more tully hh0Nn
the business will increase. we anticipate t
a business of 100000 to sa0Go0.0o year. our
company is equipped TO sell and TO guarantee casn
sales for manufactures of cotton cloth, yarns
efc
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
sHAMRocK,s NEW MAST STEPPED.
1T is 4 SINGLE HOLLOW STEEL POLE ONE
HUNDRED AND SIXTY FEET LONG

HUNDRED AND SIXTY FEET LONG.
Glasgow. June 2o.-shamrock lis new mast was
stepped to-day. 49,,
nv. new snar consists OF a hollow steel pole $50
fee, long built IN a single piece from step 70
truck II is tho first spar OF It's kind ever made.
The advantage is claimed for the new mast that
II saves top weight and also presents smaher
wind surface. II permits or dispensihs Win scr
for the boistinr and lowering Of the topmast, and
II Is believed that a single spar can he braced more
rigidly than spced telescope mast The chiet
disadvantage Of the single piece pole Hes IN the
impossibility OF housing the topmast during heaVS
weather In this respect Il is pointed out that TINS
nnannuyre has been resorted TO nut once IN the
history of the Cup races. -
ent when the mast stepped. The chahenSers
Yacht win take her spin under the new canvas
on ThnrsdnN
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
LAKE SHORE PRESIDENCY.
w H cANNIFF. OF THE NEW-foffh' Oi'i
cAGo AND ST. LOUIS. is LIKELY
TO BE CHOSEN.

An oecial Of the Vanderbilt lines said last nleht
xhat william H Canniff. president OF the New
york Chicago and 81. Louis Railroad VIII prooaDis
Me elected president Of the Lake Shore roan a' i
meeting OF the board Of directors to-day
10 be a new superintendent of the Lake shore Sc,
s1ected an the same time and he. II was said' VIII
-robsby be chosen from among the assistant super
sntendents.
The presidents and other officials OF many o. tiie
Vanderbilt lines reached here yesterday iS
.nor,fIv meetings Of many OF the lines VIII pe ne
sN-dav and their presence was thus ts a;
Is conference or inlpoi tahOe I" 10 'N' -
s,as declared lest night.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
coRNM,I,s EXHIBITIoN RACE.

Ithaca N Y, June 3-The varsity and fresh
man egfats this afternoon rowed exhibition race
over the mile and half for the pleasure OF
The alumni and senior week guests The was
well contested. and the varsity won out by less
than a length AT the start the varsity got away
together with the freshmen. but lost hah length
In the first quarter mile The varsity then hit I'D
It's stroke TO 36. and at the mile was leading by
small margin At the finish the youngsters boat
oyerlapped the varsity by half length. The race
was rowed under unfavorabie conditions the
wind had stirred up a big sea No time was given
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
70 SELL SOUTHERN cogroy pBonrc-s

charlotte, n c.. June 2o.-The Cotton Manu-
sscturers Commission Company will begin bushes,
suY This is the company organised TO mar
- me pfoaacu at southern mills Independently OF
~ Northern commission men The Narus.r,nr
Sommsscisl Company. Of New-York VIII fur-
oasn money TO cash the sales OF the new comnsnv
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
HAVANA SENDS A BIG BAND.

Buffalo. June 20-Director-General Buchanan has
received a most unexpected surprise in the arrival
direct from Havana. Cuba. of the Havana mu-
nieipal police. band of sixty pieces.
Sehor Guermo Thomas. in charge of the band
Informed Mr.. Buchanan that the band had been
Buffalo especial compliment the
Pan-Ameriean Exposition by the civic authorities
O
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
igPayy LEFT TRACK AND TURNED OVER.

rNr,4 FOUR PERSONS INJURED. AND NoNE sERi-
or-s1.Y. AT TRANSFER. PENN
c,reenville Penn. June 2o-By the ditehing OF the
Hrie and Piitsburg passenger flyer at transfer tis
evening four messengers were badly hurt. but none
f them fatally Just after leaving the station the
year axle Of the tender broke, throwing the tender
baggage car express and vestihued coaches
sr0r7 the track and turning them over. 1t was az
first thought many killed. but II was soon
Searned thar there were only four injured
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
though hampered somewhat

Hdrnpeftt sCrfeWh3f "
rough water.
The varsity spent the afternoon with their Yals
rivals in watching the returns from the baseball
game at Cambridge, and tonight celebrated WITH
fireworks and monster bonfire
A short was taken tonight. and the men
seemed still far from the standard. Their work was
listless. and marked unsteadiness was noticeah1s
In the middle of the boat. The freshmen Showed
Improvement tonight.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
TROTTING NOTES.

The third matinee OF the Parkway Driving Club
will be held Tomorrow afternoon at the track. a.
Parkville- There will be trot pacing race best
IN three heats. repeated three times. The hTst
race will take place at 2:20 Q. m.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
RECORD BROKEN AT MINEOLA TRACK

Mineola Long Island, June 20.-At the second and
last day of the thirty-fourth annual summer fair
or the Quee,ls-Nassau Agricultural Society to-day
the trotting was the feature. In the free for all
class the gray gelding Democracy. owned by j. c.
Mebourn, of Chester Penn. broke the track record
by pacing the mile I'm 2:f2S. The previous record
214. held by Teddy B. The summaries follow:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
CONSTITUTION GOES TO BRISTOL.

Newport. R l.. June 2O-Manager Duncan and
two or three guests, board the Constitution
started for Bristol to-day. The yacht. under main
sail No clubtopsail jib and staysah. stood across
the harbor Then she set her jietopsail and easing
off sheets soon was making good speed up the
hay in a light southerIy breeze Before starting
Mr. Duncan said that he would make only a snort
stop at Bristol 10 take hoard the wire rigging
and then return here in the afternoon
Bristol r L. June 2O.-The Constitution came up
the bav from Newport to-day under lower sails
and large clubtopsau in fine southwest breeze.
The sails set finely. especially the large cubtopsail
which lowered high above all other objects in lower
Narragansett Bay She anchored in deep water
off the southeast point OF Hog Island all OF TWO
miles south of the Herreshoff works.
The Mount Morris, which followed closely a1ter
the Constitution. rounded off under the lee OF the
Yacht while luncheon served.
After luncheon there a conference between
the Herreshons and Mr.. Duncan and the pro
gramme was changed The Constitution hauled
up anchor and sailed into the harbor 10 her ahchor-
age at the Herreshoff works.
Two hollow spars at the wharf here, having
come from a boat company at oSdensburg, N Y:
One OF the spars is apparently for the ooom ana
the other might be put to use for clubtopSal!
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
Sports I! !!
2DpoR'Sr1fN'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

RAcING.-Coney Island Jockey Club sheepshead Bay.
230 p. m.
TROTTING.-Meeting at MiDeola. p. m
POLO.-Tournament Bryn Mawr 4:3o p.
LAWN TENNIS-Metropolitan championship. West Side
Tennis Club; Pennsylvania championship, Merton.
observation-disclosures New-York, Polo Grounds. 4
p. m; Cincinnati Brooklyn, Washington Park
Brooklyn p.
GoLF.-Womens metropolitan championship senli-fna
round. Nassau County Club; wonen's pickup team
match. Montclar
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21


eeiAn Thesue; Mr.. Haines the leading man
q ~ King"
Aessrs- Samuel $. and Lee Shuhert managers Of
the Herald Square Theatre. win obtain a lease of
the Casino for years when the present lease on
shs theatre. which is held by Henry 3 Sire ex-
pres That lease win end Nav l. 1902 The
Nessrs Shubert are the owners and directors Of
theatres I'm Syracuse and Rochester They will
continue the Herald Square Theatre as a m.lo-
drama and comedy house According TO their plans
,he company now presenting The Brixton Burg
4agy Will be made permanent organization
Cncer the stie of Shuberts Comedians The
Meesrs shubert intend 10 present at the Casino
light musical pieces ~
Lee shuber, is III with appendicitis in London.
ne vas recently operated there, and IL now sa Ia
To be convalescins. Soon after reaching London
ne announced that he had obtained 1.-THE Emerald
isls Tor production here next season He has also
obtained other pieces.
Ecna Wallace Hopper did not appear az LADY
Hosyrooa IN 'Florodora' ar the Casino last night.
and II was announced that che had been called n
S0iforrfa by the serious illness OF her mother
rood. - '~' A'o's
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
pREPARNG FOR JOURNEY TO CANTON
IMPROVEMENT N MRS M'KINLEY's CONDITION
CONTINUES.

Washington, June 2o-Though slow. the i'm
tprovement in Mrs. McKinleys condition con-
ftirues steadily. and each day shows her TO be
ia little stronger than the preceding one. DR..
lRiXey, as he left the White House tonight,
said that while there nothing new in her
fcase, she continued to improve and was able to
sit in her rolling chair and a few friends.
Preparations being made at the White
House for the departure of the President and
Mrs. Mckinley for Canton the first week in July.
iDr. RiSey. Secretary Cortelyou and one of the
White House stenographers will accompany the
president
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
FACTORY INSPECTORS NOT ARRESTED.
INDICTED FOR ExToRTIoN BY BROOKLYN
GRAND JURY.

Indictments found by the Kings County
Grand Jury yesterday against several men who
have been employed as factory inspectors In Brook
lyn and against whom charges OF extortion were
made recently by c. H. Brannf. the Deputy State
Superintendent. District-Attorney Clarke refused
last night to talk about the indictments. and none
OF the accused men has been arrested. When they
are brought to trial they will be prosecuted by the
State. job Hedges has been designated special
Deputy Attorney-General conduct the prose-
cutiou.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21

TROTTING-2:30 CLASS-PURsE 500
En- Hs% Li@s ssSas siS f n / I nfS5;2 MA,
Ffiads FGs. 5 8 R m ad%afa ST% HsyGsni EalSs Stock
Farrot, b.. (W. H. Rhodes Observation-Disclosures. dis
Time. 2:3fh, 2:3lL 2:2at
PACTNCi-e:30 CI.ASS-PURSE 500
Gs%5 GsGrse NJ o. .orse M rn oeekel stock FARM
Dandy l.. ch. "a. 5. Rowland) ..............
BILLY Hudson, o. z. (E D. Honenbeckl -.-....... Z 4
Little Fred (Willam Wortendy kel. 10
Joe Hal, b. <. tW. ~ Th0rnel 1 ; .
General h. Z. morris Wright
Nancy Roy HoWard Hayden. 9
MoIe Haroldmont. b. M "a B. Van Houtenl.... : o dr.
Harry =. Madden. CHI CDR C. NJ Masterl. 10
Minnie H.. br "a. Munzl dis
Time, 224a. 2:2Sl2. 2:25.
TROTTING-215 CI.ASS-PURSE $500
Earne b. z CWllliam l.. Rhodesl ...............
Castleton. br E. tf L. Davis
CreOsote (3oward Hayden Observation-Disclosures.
Time. 2:2sIa. 2:2T 2:25%.
PACING-FREE FOR ALI1-PCRsE $500
Democracy, & &. a. G. Mshournl. ..............
Birdina b. (W. :. Dennisl-
Easter, CHI UIoward HAYDEN. ............... A
Time. 2:2os. e;22. 2l2M
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
POLO.
BRYN MAwR WINS THE PEMBROKE CUP.

Try TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE1
Bryn Mawr Penn June a0-The members OF the
Bryn Mswr Polo Club witnessed rousing contest
In to-day's windup Of the series of trials for the
Pembroke Cup. offered by Mrs Charles Wheelsr
The best polo players of both the local club ana
the Philadelphia organization competed and. much
the surprise of the experts. who calculated on
the Bryn Mawr quartet outpcintng the PhiladeE
phians period the latter held their opponents
until the second bell rang. In the finale. too
the black and white magpie players showed the
best strategy. and gave the Bryu Mawrs all the
racing they were looking for before the latter
were enabled TO pile up the ninth goal which von
the contest The Philadelphians took an allowance
OF seven goals with. and by corner tactics
and all around play kept their handicap IN mana
right through the furious charges of Kendrtck ana
George McFadden. until the captain OF the Bryn
Mawr organization got down to business In real
earnest and lined the ball into centre field Tne
pace was terrific during the second period Wheeler
who had slipped off his pony during the early rush'
having rested up some. SO as To be fresh wnen
commanded to carry the ball the full length OF the
field
Strawbridge's magnificent ride at oreakneck pace
was the feature Of the third period. althoush J.
Frank NIcFadden's rapid ride out against SnoWdeh
and his pickup at top speed was a close second 70
popular choice. In the grand finale George McFsd-
den crossed player and got his team fined max
a goal. but made up for it by hard riding 20 'ne
windup. Rosengarten then redeemed himself oy
startling drive along the west boundary. straw
bridge carrying the hall on at a pace that cauSeu
his nag override. Then Kendlick cut II pre'ty
to the eastward and transferred to Snowden VINO
carried brilliantly. The field divided. however anu
all turned with j. Frank McFaddens sharp nsiiTs
on the ball for circular drive Hls rlde ouc w" me
Kendrick perhaps the handsomest test OF . Ins
relative strength of the players and their nouns
that will ever be witnessed But perhaps the srose
that will live longest In the memory of all VINO saw
the that which kendriCk registered oS
backhander. The shot put the PhiladeiphlahS ol,
their play and after that the lining out eNecuSssu
hy no playprS
they had been guilty of In the nrst hoQt LII
teams changed their ponies twice IN the last nv
minutes. some idea be formed of the Waste
OF equine materia. before the timekeepers gons
declared the contest closed.
The teams. their positions and rating follow:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21

PRESIDENTS YACHT TO BE REPAIRED.
Washington June 2o.-The Presidents yacht. the
Syph. has been ordered into dock at Norfolk 10
undergo repairs.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Robert 7. Haines has been selected as the lead
Ae man for Mrs. Fiske next winter al the Man
eAiun Theatre. Mr.. Haines was the leading man
q ~ King"
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
THIRD PERIOD.
FOURTH PERIOD.

Goal Made by Club Time
r.
Played TO limit. changed ponies twice. Bryn MaHr
lost = for by George McFadden.
Recapi,aula tion-Rryn Mawr earned goals lost = ca
penalty; net Sie. Won Pembroke Cup Philadsl-
phiA Country Club earned nothing allowed by handi-
cap lost = on penalty: net 0is- Reteree--W
Htnokie smith, Timekeerer-A. III. Godfrey 3corsr-
W. II. Rosan-
Next contest Bala. Penn, FOR Country Club
cups Philadelphia Philadelphia Sd. Saturday.
June - -
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
FIRST PERIOD

No goal was made. Charles Wheeler. thrown from
pony. delayed play five minutes.
SECOND PERIOD
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-14
Events of This Evening

The Woman's Guild Of ST. Mark $
Lutheran church will serve n chicken
supper this evening in the basement of
the church.
Rev. James Benninger. pastor Of the
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal
church. will tender n reception this
evening to his Sunday school class AT
the parsonage, on Ninth street. The
programme will be informal and light
refreshments will be served.
The ST. Paul's Pioneer Corps will
meet for drill practice this evening in
st. DAvid's hall. All members are ur-
gently requested to be present.
The ladies of the Washburn street
Presbyterian church will serve Il lunch
in the dining room at noon today.
The Young Peoples society of tho
Chestnut street German Presbyterian
church will hold an entertainment and
nccktic social in the church this even
ing
The oxford Glec club will hold a re-
hearsal in Cooperative hall this even
ing.
Rev. Burke, of New York will lee
ture this evening at ST. Peters Cnthod-
raj Oh Total Abstinence"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-14

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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

At the congregational meeting of st.
Mar, 5 church. held on Tuesday cvcn-
Ing, it was decided to remodel the Va
cant chapel into a dwelling house.
Work will bc commenced immediately
Rev. r. j, McHcnry. rector of ST.
David's Episcopal church, oficated at
the funeral OF the late Joseph Richard
son yesterday. who died at Corning. n.
y. lntclmcnt was made in Forest Hill
cemetery. The pail bearers We're Ley
sllon Evans. James Williamson, Joseph
Fletcher and John Dunkerly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mills, of 81 North Re
becca avenue, gave II party recently,
in honor of their daughter Helen :
eighth birthday.
Richard and Robert Morgan, of North
RcbcCca avenue. have returned home
from a successful hunting trip.
Timothy Jones, Enoch Evans and
David Reese left yesterday for a few
days hunt at Foster.
Miss ISL lIouser. of South Hyde Park
avenue. was rendered surpri&" party
recently by number OF her friends.
Th" home of Mr.. ana Mrs. Hert Will
liams. 1916 Jackson street, has been
frightened by the arrival Of Il daughter
therein,
Joseph Malieau, of Jackson street,
has accepted Il position with Canavan
~ Saycrs. OF West Lackawanna ave.
nuo.
Miss Anna Richardson, Of AsWol
court, is confined TO her home by i'll
ness. Her sister, Elizabeth, has just
recovered from an Illness.
Miss Grace Evans, Of Boston, has
been called home by The serious illness
OF her grandmother, Mrs. T., i. Exams
OF North Hyde Park avenue.
Arthur Dixon and y, II. Bennett
have returned home from a huntine
trip at MeShoppen.
Mrs. Mabel Pulver, of North hyde
Park avenue, Is i'll at her home.
The complimentary concert for Miss
Sadie Edwards has been postponed un'
I'll some time in December.
There viii be q special meeting of 'hf
J.. l.. q. c. on Saturday evening, NOV
ID. All members are earnestly re-
quested 10 be present.
Alr. and Mrs. William Corless. oi
Rock street, are receiving coneratula'
tions on the advent of daughter al
their home.
A social was held in the Bellevue
mission school last evening, under tht