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Holbrook argus., 1901-10-19
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Items of Interest Picked Up By ARGUS
Reporters in H0L5roOk and Vicinity.
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J.. H. Frisby was down from
Snowflake today.
The past week has been quite
lively in Holbrook.
IF" troop were here over Sun
day on their annual practice
march.
Thos. Kearney, section fore
man, has taken a section west
Of here.
Mrs. R. H. Clark and children
moved down, from Whiteriver
this week.
Sheriff Secrist, Deputies Bur
dett and Henley left Friday
morning with the five prisoners
for Yuma.
Several Of the people from the
upper country who attended
conference at Salt Lake City, re-
turned Friday morning.
Judge Sloan is a hustler, and
instead of holding court two
weeks, as some expected, he
closed the term Thursday.
A large number from here and
the upper country attended the
Albuquerque Fair, and there
would have been more had court
not been in session.
H. A. Soper, who has made
this place his home for some
time, departed for Omaha, Neb.,
this week. His family will join
him in the near future.
H. A. Larson and family, Of
Young, have moved to Holbrook
for the winter, and the children
will attend school here. They
will occupy one of Mr.. Arm
bruster's houses.
The Albuquerque Fair was {
decided success this year; ali thl
sports were first-class and the
mining and agricultural exhibit:
were fine. The Navajo blanke1
, exhibit, with weavers at work
by the Hyde Exploring Expedi
ton was one of the best.
DR.. c. F. Portz, Of Flagstaff
writes us that he will be at Mrs
Boyer's Thursday, Nov. 7, for ;
few days, and would be pleased
? to meet as many Of his patient
Z as possible, also any who desir
5 frst-class dental work done il
! any of its branches.
j The proceedings of the state
J hood convention held in Albu
Z querque on Tuesday and Wednes
j day of this week show conclu
2 sively that the people of tha
9 territory are in earnest in tlei
j desire for statehood. Arizon
2 was ably represented by Gov
: N. O. Murphy, who made a
i address before the convention.
s Ben. Schuster, Max Schustel
3 Hon. Vim. Morgan and Wifi
= = Mrs. Geo. Adams, Chas. Coole
q and sister, J. F. Woods and wifi
4 ]. M. Flake, Geo. Amos, Mrs. N
= McCarty, Misses Jennie Lee an
iI Salina Smithson Mrs. Statto1
2 Abe and Dick Amos, H. H. Scors
9 and Burr Porter were among til
= many who attended the Albt
s querque Fair.
Holbrook argus., 1901-10-19
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]. w. Porter, of Auburn, Ken
tucky, has been visiting his son,
Burr, and brother J. E., at Show
Low the past month. He will re-
turn home Monday.
Holbrook argus., 1901-10-19

NJ. McCarty has been laid up
with rheumatism for several
days, but IS now some better.
Holbrook argus., 1901-10-19
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New-York tribune., 1901-10-13

Horse Ave. mil

Third class speed from eight to ten miles an
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
CHESS.
THE SEASON BEGINS IN EARNEST
MANY GAMES SCHEDULED.

As stated before in The Tribune. entries for the
team match to be played by correspondence be-
tween the States of New-York and Pennsylvania
will close on next Tuesday. Those desiring to take
a place on the New-York team requested TO
forward their respective entries to Hermann
Helms. No. 146 Montague-st.. Brooklyn. not later
than tomorrow. that the pairing can be ar
ranged according TO programme Tuesday There
are 10 entries for New-York and 1s5 for Penn
sylvania.
Delmar. Finn. Halpern. Hanham. Marshall and
Roething will begin the series of four consulta-
ton games at the Cosmopolitan Chess Club. No. Ia
Secondave., in this city, this afternoon o'clock
The directors will extend the hospitality of the
club to all friends of the game. In all probability
Delmar Hanham and Marshall will be pitted
against the other three experts
For the annual championship tournament of the
Manhattan Chess Club, a contest which is to be-
gin November l. the following entries have been
received far: Delmar, Marshall. Raubitscheck.
Roething, Ettnger. Halpern, Hanham, Koehler,
Schmidt and Hodges.
On November % the students of Columbia Uni
versity will play the first of their series of team
cness matches against metropolitan clubs at the
Manhattan Chess Club, when players of the sec
ond and third class will be opposed the students
1t is stated IN German papers that the nrst prize
OF the international tournament. TO be played in
February at Monte Carlo, will be 1000 francs, and
the second prize 5000 francs. 1t is expected that
Plllsbury, Barry, Showalter Blackburne, Gunsberg,
Techmann. Mason, Burn, Tschgorin. Alapin, Schif-
fers. Winawer, Lasker. Won Scheye. Mieses, Janow-
Maroczy and Didier will take part in the contest
The British Chess Club London, has accepted
a challenge from the Dutch Chess Association for
dam and London in the near future. English ex-
changes also state that the three leading London
George's-wfil this season jointly manage tho an
nual cable chess match against America
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
ATHLETICS.
COLUMBIA CANDIDATES BEGIN PRELIMI-
NARY WORK-1OO-YARD CON
TINGENT STRONG

Columbias track candidates began preliminary
work last week for the coming season. in which
they appear to have the best prospects OF success
OF any time in dozen years
The trainer as last year. E W. Hjertberg
will direct the work. and c. B. Marshall the best
all-around runner on the team. will be captain
OF last years aggregation only two absent
Stephen Barker. hurdler. and ]. b. Smith, pole
vsuter.
One of the most notable additions is that of
P. ]. Dalsheimer in the 100-yard dash This recent
graduate of Columbia Grammar School has a rec
ord of 10 seconds for the short sprint. With him.
Harold Weekes and John F. Thompson both with
records OF 10 l-5. Columbia expects to do Well in
the lOl-yard.
c. E. Scharps has shown a deal moro promise
In the half-mie than last year. Marshall the cap
tain, in the mile, has been defeated only once
and that only when he lost his shoe and was com
PEELED to drop out.
In the shot put Columbia will have T B. John
ston, formerly of Williams. with a record of some
thing over A feet In the pole vault there will be
Fred Squires, formerly a champion In the New
England Athletic Association. Kennedy intercoI-
legiate champion. will be back to win more points
in the broad jump.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
AMERICAN MARKETS IN HExIcc
.ron rae Seattle Post-IntelILgencer.


American enterprise and capital are developins
markets OF that country will Oe SuppEed oy ai Ale-
lean products. according TO F. D Qualey els.. ..~.
OF this country, who has spent the last ave SSSIj.
in mining in Chihuahua The southern IepSo-tSSs IepS-Ss
he states Is in a prosperous condition ana
many opportunities for substantial business PAN'
ectS. Ii
Mr.. QuaIey is now in Seattle on his way oaSs S
from a trip to Prince of Wales Island Seatus, -
believes should become q large manufacturing S~A
ire by virtue Of her location - q,
"a fact which indicates the CROWNS ueIls5s-- a.
Mexico for American goods. he said yeSteIua . =
the Seattle Hotel lis the increased NUMBER OF 49,
mercial men from the United states Wno hsvs
opened up a great part OF Mexico. and new LOaS 80
will open up other sections. IheSe ram @ 3,snf-
American concerns. and backed by American .5a go
tai a line is in contemplation from M -
hua through the State Of Sonora TO Jhe SI-il 5,s-
California, which will open up a large miiiiHs 80
trict. .5,,bsr
In addition to mining Mexico has vast tlnloT. T
resources yet practically untapped- IIlosi me re-
pertS are making examination OF tnJSSS an
sources and look to hOur1shlnS luhlDS. -
duStry in our sister republic in the near "a u IA
"All the mining machinery ana toois % III4-,tfsd
scriptions used in Mexico are from the CtltIrr.sS
States They are preferred to those mdliui<
in Germany. -. ,rast-
During the five years l have lived in the Vs. MS
ern part OF Mexico great change tor tIS ION
has occurred The towns have Improved 70 q -, ~
derfuI extent for short time. ana IN So1 Sssn
them flour and cracker mills have aireauy stss- TO-
started by Americans. There has been q O'aSHd
houses In general Mexico has bright tutnIsi. utni,s =
is rich country. and undisturbed by reEO'S+rs +vors
President Diaz is progressive, ana suOhsiS
the United States.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
AUTOMOBILE AWARDS.
WINNERS IN THE RECENT ENDURANCE
CONTEST BETWEEN THIS CITY
AND ROCHESTER.

So many difficulties presented themselves that
the committee Of the Automobile Club OF America
could not make known the official result Of the en-
durance contest between this city and Rochester,
held from September to 15 until yesterday. The
committee which is composed OF William NJ
Power Winthrop Z. Scarritt and Harlan w. Whip
pie, makes several suggestions regarding the con-
Quoting of future contests There was no prece-
dent in this country for such an extended run,
and the chances that future contests Of this
sort will be arranged for in entirely different
way
The committee describes part OF the road be-
tween the New-York Central Railroad and the
Erie Canal veritab BILE quagmire, and, according
those who made the trip, if such a road were
found in Africa, the traveller would be inclined to
pity the natives who had to use it regularly.
The awards follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
ONLY IN THE METROPOLITAN DISTRICT
LEAGUE NEXT SEASON

The Kings County Cricket Club has resolved to
withdraw from the New-York Cricket Association
and play only In the Metropolitan District Cricket
League next season. This action was taken at
the annual meeting Of the club. held last week az
the home OF DR.. E. c. Huskinson. No SO4 De Kalb-
ave. Brooklyn.
A. B Lewis. the secretary. read an exhaustive re-
port OF the doings of the club during the season
just closed. The financial part OF II was particu-
the club ended the season with substantial bal
ance in the treasury. A feature OF the meeting
was the presentation OF prize bats TO A Nusent
FOR the best bowling average. and to c. w. Barnes,
for the highest batting everage In the club The
bats were given by President Huskinson and Cap
tain williams. NP
The officers elected for next season were: Presf-
dent. DR.. Z. c. Huskinson: vice-president Frank
F; Fisher captain, George Williams; vice-captain,
Albert Nugent, and secretary and treasurer A
e. Lewis. -
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
RUN OF ORANGE COUNTY HUNT.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE 7

IELLUhAfi E.I
Goshen. N. Y. Oct. 12-The warm sun of the
last few days so thoroughly dried the rain soaked
lowands that this afternoon the Orange County
Hunts pack of Irish fox hounds put up a pace
that in any other section of the country would
have been difficult follow. inasmuch as the
weather was almost scorching hot and told heavily
on the most spirited hunters. The hunt started
at Oxford and the train led off over a course to
Craigville and back again in a westerly direction
to Rysdykes farm.
woG rode a hunter, Montreal to-day. leaving
his great fencer The Irishman. in the stable. The
whips on Jubilee and Dom Paul. Scott Cam
eron of the Meadow Brook hounds on Samo-
set L. Trowbridge Martin Rarus. Ambrose
Clarke on Red Oak. Westmoreand Davis on Lady
Godolfin Lamont DOminick Trumbull Charles
Hooper War Eagle, DR.. J. o. Green Molly
FLANDERS Robert Maclay Black Witch and John
r. Townsend Royaleau. There no acc-
dents, although the pace was the fastest of the
season.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
CoRBETT WILL NOT Box MGovERy

William Rothwell. better known as Young Cor
bett" has backed out of his fight with TERRY"
McGovern. which waD scheduled to take place be-
fore the Nutmeg Athletic Club. OF Hartford Conn
The reason for Corbett's refusal TO meet McGoy-
ern, it Is said. is because the club officials did
offer sufficient inducements for the match
kid" Mccoy. who arrived from England the
other day. says he has returned here for the pur-
pose of meeting the winner OF the Jefrries- Rubin
fight. which takes place on November L. in San
Francisco. Louis Parker. who II is said, IS back
ing Mccoy in his fights. is quoted saying that
he IS willing 10 take chance with as 900 or more
10 find cut II IL is possible that there is as1lter
living who defeat Mccoy.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
MISS HECKER CHAMPION.
SHE DEFEATS MISS HERON IN The
WOMEN'S NATIONAL TOURNAMENT
CONSOLATION CUP FOR
MISS PORTER.

To her title of metropolitan golf champion Miss
Genevieve Hecker added yesterday the broader and
more important one of champion Of the United
States. II was the elimination of the week play
at the Baltusrol Golf Club, in which Miss Hecker
and Miss Lucy Heron, of the Cincinnati Golf Club,
had demonstrated their right TO meet for the cup.
The match at eighteen holes and Miss Hecker
won by up and to play.
AS a result of her victory Miss Hecker's club,
the Essex County, of Orange. N. J.. wins the Gus
tody for the year of the $1,000 challenge trophy
given to the United States Golf Association in 1895
by the late Robert Cox. NJ. P, while the champion
herself received a gold medal The silver medal
offered for the runner up was awarded to Miss
Heron. The other two bronze medals were given
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
NO TRACK AT MOTOR SHOW.
ALL THE SPEED MACHINES WILL BE ON
EXHIBITION. HOWEVER

While there will be opportunity for spectator.
at the Automobile Show to see how fast the racing
machines owned by A. c. Bostwick, w. K Wander
bilt. tr.. and others go. the public will have
an opportunity to inspect these flyers. The Auto
mobile Club of America has arranged to have them
all exhibition during the period of the show
November 2 to 9. in Madison Square Garden.
Almost every maker OF prominence will be repre-
sented at the show and the types of vehicles Will
astonish those who have not followed the industry
closely The removal OF the track with its hyng
machines, has taken away of the elements NJ
danger attached TO the last show. and everybody
VIII be able TO investigate the Carriages Without
trouble For those who are desirous OF trving a.
automobile in actual service. arrangements have
been made In Madison-ave., and there will ALWAYS
be plenty OF machines ready to go out on the road
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
COLUMBIA PREPARING FOR BUSY SEASON.

Roi c. Megrue. manager of the Columbia basket
ball team. has begun to arrange the seasons sched-
ule. Plans include games with Yale Harvard
Princeton and Cornell. Two contests have already
been arranged with Princeton. one 10 be played
here and the otherSat Princeton The proposed
schedule Includes manx trips. The most important
OF these will be at Christmas when Boston
Broo;;lne. W;iliamstown; Broekton. Providence
other trips win principally be TO various towns
along the Hudson. At odd times Journeys will be
made TO Yonkers. Schenectady. Troy Albany, Cats
kill and Hudson
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
MICHAELs, THE JOCKEY, SUSPENDED.

The stewards of the Westchester Racing Asso-
citation have suspended H. Michaels. the jockey.
for the rest of the meeting tor alleged fraudulent
practices, and have referred the case to the stew
ards Of the Jockey Club for further consideration
At a meeting of the executive committee of the
National Steeplechase and Hunt Association held
yesterday the suspension Of Hueston. another
jockey was continued indefinitely. and the sus-
pension of DAYTON was continued for the re-
mander of the Westchester Racing Association
meeting.
1t was impossible yesterday to obtain more
definite statement the charges against MlcnaeIs
but il Is understood that the stewards have oeen
bly, in the case of Wild Pirate on "Wednesday last
and Potente Friday.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
PRESIDENTS CUP AT APAwANfIs.

In the first round at match play for the presi-
dents cup Apawamis yesterday the scores were
S Ford beat c. T. Sherman up TO play: l. Pool
beat G. r. Meeker up play; F. n Freeman beat
c. l. I1owther up TO play: J. Downing beat H. b
Eddy. up 10 play; r II. WlgGn beat ]. H Clark. 4
up 70 play. J. w. Mcbride beat II. Beebe. up. TO
play; W. II. Pool beat w S. Bowles. by default
NJ. Ballou and ]. A. Peck have still to play
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
BUSY DAY ON JERSEY CITY LINKS

The Jersey City Golf Club had a number of con-
tests yesterday In the second club championship
round G. H. Bowly beat George r. Perkins up
and 5 TO play: W. F. Pyle beat w C. Ridgway
up; B. II. Pelzer beat Daniel Bowly. up and to
play; Eugene Newkirk beat Frank Hodson IN
and to play. In the Consolation Cup round Eu-
gene Leake beat w. L. Jones by default: R. L
Fleming beat Walter Eager by default: g q
A. R Drayton beat c. Lee Myers. I up and 8 10
play In the Hulsh2o Gun contest W. @ Post vas
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
FINALS AT POWELToN CLUB.
IBY TELEGRAPH no ZEE TRIBuNE.l !
Miss E. S. Porter

Newburg n. Y, Oct. l2.-James S. Taylor de-
feated George Collingwood In a thirty-six hole
match for the championship Of the Powelton Club
by up and to play. Collingwood lifted on
good many holes. his card does not appear In
the morning round Taylor did 49, which was
within one stroke of the record held by Tiffany and
himself In the afternoon Taylor did an s5 which
was. with the morning round, total of 1853 for
than any other record for the course.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
Used ADOMETER ON TRIP.
THE MACHINE SHOWS THAT A. G. WANDER
BILT COVERED TWO HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-FoUR MILES ON COACH
ING TRIP TO PHILADELPHIA.

might be made. an adometer was attached to James
H. Hyde's coach. recently driven by Mr. Hyde and
Alfred G. Vanderbilt, from New-York to Philadel-
phia and back in day. The record of the
adometer shows that the distance covered by the
coach was l12 miles instead of 80 miles as hitherto
supposed
Calculating the speed on a basis OF ninety-nine
miles from New-York to Philadelphia, the party
made exactly twelve miles hour but the cor
rected distance makes the rate Of travelling four
teen miles hour The adometer shows that the
total distance covered on the round trip was 2A
miles
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
MADISON WHEELMEN'S RUN.

The Madison Wheelmen will have to-day to
Bergen Point by way OF Fort Lee. leaving the
clubhouse at $3.50 a. The club has team en-
tered in the pool tournament of the Amateur
Cricket Club of New-York and a bowling club
now being formed may later enter of the
local tournaments. The first ladies' night will bs
held on October e. and the entertainment COM
nnittea has worked hard to make IL Success.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
TINCLER DEFEATS WILLIAMS.

Medford. Mass. Oct. 12-George B. Tincler, the
we'll known Irish runner and the holder of many
English and Irish championships. defeated Thomas
L. Williams. of Somervile, in a three mile run at
Tufts Oval this afternoon by one yard in 1855
The race was for $3.50 side and gate receipts and
there was also a special bet between the runners
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
FOREST Hill.
EAST ORANGE.
THE MORRIS COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP.

Morris Countys semi-annual championship was
continued yesterday with the first round at match
play among those who qualified week The
surprise Of the play the defeat OF George ].
Little by w. II. Dixon after nineteen hole match.
Charles F. Watson succeeded In beating r. II.
Williams. up and to play; W. D. Vanderpool
beat John @. Bates by the same score, while
Howard A Colby won from Alfred Macy, up and
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
DATE OF AMERICAN LEAGUE MEETING.

Chicago. Oct. flowing to present unsettled
conditions in baseball. 1t has been decided to hold
the annual meeting OF the American League in this
city December 2. instead of next Wednesday
the date set in the league constitution. 1t is
thought the personnel of the teams will have been
perfected by December.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
lOIdi 10 " hLSJ--
KNICKERBOCKER JUNIORS.

The other match between two teams under
Alexander Forb IS and J. D. Boyd. On the result
OF the game depended a dinner for both teams
and when the contest was It was found that
]. D. Boyd's men had by 20 runs. II. latter
sail both batted and bowled in good form for the
winners, and the result Of the game brought
about in a great measure bv his play. F. B. Hunter
also bstted in good style for the winners. while
c. Dalton did the best work for the losers.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
JENKINS WINS A RICH STAKE.

London, Oct. 12-Revenue cClem" Jenkins) won
the Duke of York Stakes Oandicap. Of 1900 SOW
ereigns. by subscription OF sovereigns each. for
three-year-olds and upward), distance one mile
and a quarter. at the Kempton Park October Meet
ing to-day. Royal George was second and Ypsi-
lanti finished third. Twenty horses ran.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
ANTICIPATING.

From The Atlanta Constitution
'AIarse Tom. I been sorter thinkin' lately 'oou'
my Chris'muS gif'." -,
why you're two months ahead of time ,,r,v
Yes. sub. 1 knows I Is; but you mos llsn 500 -
makes sich a DO mouth wen CHRIS mus So,r.s.,
lowed dat I'd start right now. on ca tnstali9
plani"
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
HANDICAP AT CRESCENT LINKS.

George S. O'Flyn was the winner of the Class A
handicap at the Crescent Athletic Club links yes
terday. in which twelve players returned complete
cards. O'FIyn's gross score SO. but his allow
ance of ten strokes brought him in point ahead
Of H S. Downs. who made the best actual score
of he daV. The results
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
WEEKLY PLAY AT PLAINFIELD.

Plainfeld. y. J.. Oct. Il (SpeciaD.-The only con-
test the Hillside Tennis and Golf Club course
to-day the weekly play for the Golf Com
mttee Cup. The Rev. DR. W. r. Richards won
first honors. with score of s.. Robert Abbott
finished second and ". L. Glenney and D. H
Barrows were tied for third place The scores:
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
EAST ORANGE LEADS LEAGUE.

Orange. n. J., Oct. L (SpeciaD--The East Orange
Golf Club played the closing match in the East
Jersey Golf League series its links this after
noon with the Forest Hill Golf Club and by
L 6. This victory gives East Orange the lead
in the series. The
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
AMERICANS STILL WINNING.
RICH PRIZES CAPTURED BY WESTERN JOCK
EYs IN ENGLAND-N1R. WHITNEY's LUCK.

William c. Whitney's Allegiance hlly a. Kemp
won the Kempton Park Nursery Handicap Plate
Cof 1000 sovereigs by subscription OF 20 sovereigns
each). distance tive furlongs.
Water Lily Maher) the Rivermead Handicap
(of 200 sovereigns for tllreeyearolds and upward).
distance five furlongs.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
VONTCL,AIR-
NORTH JERSEY
STATEN ISLAND BEATS wEsTCHEsrER.

The Westchester Golf Club sent its team to the
Richmond County links yesterday, where 1t re-
netved one of the worst defeats in its history The
visitors were unable to score single hole and were
beaten by a of IS to 0.
Tba
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
CLASS TRACK MEET AT WTLLI4uS.

Williamstown, Mass. Oct. 12.-The sophomores
won in the annual fall interclass track meet this
afternoon. defeating the freshmen by score of
6S1a to 4SlA points.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
UP. ]. H Bumstead up and A. I. Drayton and H
In the clifford Cup contest the leaders were:
MoNTCLAIR AT PATERSON.

Paterson, y. J., Oct. II (SpeciaD.-A team from
the Moptclair Golf Club came over to the North
Jersey Country Club course this afternoon and de-
feated the local players by score of "a to To- the