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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-30
I..Sue10S. de p0rVenir!
Pues senior: Sc cumpll6 Ia ofe

Pues sef1or: Sc cumpll6 Ia ofer
tn.
Velez Lopez 10 escribio y diz...
que alguisn 10 rsvis6 y Sc encarg6
de llevarlo q la impre 1ta.
<Aht Quedo ESQ, dijo una maf1ana
en- ell Hospitality y sacudiendo Ell
brazo solt6 bistur1, tigeras y una
gran navaja de rasursr.
Des 1oblo ell ruedo del pantalon;
acu aiose la crugiente y negra cabe-
llera ysabrio desmes SUR dame ute los
ojos, como quien mira 10 invisible,
10 desconocido, 10 impenetra BILE!
....Alla vienen =. llos ven?
Nuestres compatriotas sepultados
aver en- el Hawaii, que vuelven con
los cerebros repletos de ideas, de-.
ciencia. ~ de felicid d!
Esto hay que decfrse'o a Que
vedo Baez, que anda diciendole 8 Ia
gente. $50. que no vuelven nuestros
patriotas.
..iYo!. III Yo! RI fael Velez y
Lopez soy quiea So 10 voy a decir y
50 10 dire con la pluma. ....!
-. Vepga papel, Llauger, y.
tinta y pluma.
Y guarden silencio, que aqui
siento que me baja una idea y quie-
70 0na7varla.
lOh querido Llauger, que por-
venir! iQue inocencia no verlo!.
iO'ga. don Ramon; I'd. no 10
ve?.. ..Mire, ST casi 10 toco SUd.
no 10 tocs, viejo?
-Yo no veo NADIA Doctlr. E.
pere que me por ga los espejuelos.
-Alla...... hombre; no We I'd
un sc &C mo un perol de grande?
Pues ese es, hon bre, ell porvenir
portorriqu mo-!
La VI lad: es, que como ten
go Ell q1inque opagado, 81 Uj. no me
10 ensefa, no 10 veo.
La idea crece como la yer6a, Sc
ogro1ada como un mel6n) 10y Sc
diJato Como un tumor) 10y toma
nuevas formas como los sapt 81 -.
y cruza los mares como los tiburo-
nes) bus cando por el mundo la
co'acepcion (sesas tenemos?v
Este parrafo, don Ramon, 10
gusta a I'd? Me ha salido, como un
per salao.
''Y 2etornaydn repletos T"
No olga ESQ, Dc ctor, le pegau
esos inf slicas del Hawaii ST I'd. AFR
ma esr. Mire, me consta que 70
vuelven unos 2 otros, ST vuelven, no
traeran NADIA de repletos
"Y el hombre de aver regenera
do por ell cerebro. -.
Me voy Doctor "a busc ar
al Doctor Goenaga a anunciarle, que
los locos que Sc fueron traen re- gene.
ro-do 81 cerebro y que. sea
baron los loc6s 8.
iL'auger. I'd. nee contra
ria. Yo creo, que I'd. esta con Que
ve1o Baez. 5000!
me voy .Abur.t iadiosi igood
by' iau revoiri iodieati
10y SO Gallo Ell sombrero sc
desato la pluma, irgui6se, fuese y ex;
clam6
Lo escrito, =. !. escrito esta!
',iAhf Qateda esor'
Luz de Selenia.
Den Tomas Babilonia ha s'do
nombrados Juez Municipal de Mo-
ca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-30
La production
ltlpetrOleOen 1900

Ha llegado q 1873 millones de
barrilss, |, que da un promedio de
378 por dfa.
La production en- Russia ha sido
de 50 mil ones; la de los Estados
Unidos de SO; la de la India neerla II
desa de 8; Ia de Austria Hungrfa d9
dos = medic, y la de Rumanfa de dos
mlllone de bsrriles.
La production del saldo CORES
ponde q otros ocho pafses que con-
sumen 10 que producer, y qua por
10 tanto no ejer3en infuencia en- Ell
mer sAdo internacional.
Ell Paerto Rico, tenderness
pronto petroleo por IN tubo; pues
nos diceu que Sc vendera por las
Gales q presio de real zaci6n.
Els nm segando elefante, con
una trompa de m area mayor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-30
Sc VENDE

Una fnca en- Puerta oe TERRA,
son tres grandes s0lares un-d os, con
parte edit ada de MADEIRA que pfo1
ducsn buena renta, da frente q las
Gales de San Agust1n y Vsra le q
con mas de z mil varas cuadr4das,
sitio excelente, muy cerca la Capt.
tai: PR sepsrAdo parte de estos s
lar f rmard uno de 5000 varas
cuadr das con un frente de 40 & La
del Varadero, para mas informes.
Lana II San Juan.
L. M. v. 30-6.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-30
NUEVO "HOTEL OLIMPO"
S A N T U ROE

El dnico mejor ROTEL que Be
ccnstruido en- esta Isla, propio para este
climas.
A CINCO MINUTOS de la Capital, en-
carros electicos que pasan por delante del
Hotel cada 10 MINUTOS.
Jardines Parques, Kiosko, luz electri-
ca demas adelantos modernos Rebaja
en- precios las familias.
Tiene ademas una empresa de coches
os precios siguientes:
De Capital Santurce vice '.
versa . 1.
Ida vuelta 1. 80
De Capital Martin Pc
Ga, ida vuelta q 90
A Rio-Piedras 3. 90
Por horas un peso una,
Telefono l01 Apartado 81 7
Evening star., 1901-05-06
Tie Game at Wcebawkeu,

The Washington and West New York
Clubs played to a tie yesterday at Wee
hawken. n. j., in an eleven-innins game,
each side scoring four runs. With the
score a tie at the end of the ninth inning
the game had an exciting finish.
In the West New Aor's tenth they took
the lead tumble by Joe Quinn and
Diedrichs rap for three bases The Sena-
tors pulled up again in their half on Gears
single. base on balls. Duugans high fy
to Bassford and Quinns hit to second
base. Gear beating the ball to the plate.
Neither side could score in the eleventh.
and the game was called to let the Wash
instons catch a train for home.
Carrlck. Mercer and Pattcn did the
pitching for Washington. DUNCAN was Oh
first and Gear in right. the latter getting
three of the six hits credited to the Sena-
Evening star., 1901-05-06
FALLS RCH NEWS.
Candidates Announced for Town Of
hces-lcneraI Items.
Special Correspondence of The Eycning Star.
FALLS CHI RCII. Va. May d. 1901.

Special Correspondence of The EvcainS Star.
FALLS CHI RCH. Va. May Il, 1901.
The corporation election will take place
the fourth Thursday in this month be-
tween the hours of = and pm. The can
didates for councimen have all been an
uoupced and selections closed, as required
by the Walton law, which will be in opera
ton for the first time in municipal cleo
tions. Three councilmen are to be elected,
one to represent the third ward and two
to represent the second ward. These are
to be voted for by the electors of the
whole town. In the third ward Mr. c. C
Walters is opposing Mr.. ]. c. DE Putron.
the present incumbent. In the second ward
Charles CroSsnan and Henry c. Ryer have
announced themselves as candidates in op-
position to c. +. Newman and John II.
Wells
The members Of the Presbyterian Sun
day school yesterday elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: +. c. Hough.
superintendent: A. NJ. Smith assistant su-
perintendent; w. r. Stewart. secretary;
Ryal Albertson, assistant secretary; Miss
Mary Stewart, treasurer: Miss Lizzie AL
len, assistant treasurer; c. S. Garretson.
librarian; Miss Annie MCGOWAN. assistant
librarian: Miss Nellie f Hawxhurst. or
ganist. The annual report of the secretary
showed ll5 pupils enrolled, with an aver
age attendance of forty-eight. The libra
rian reported 30 volumes in the library
The treasurer reported the receipts of the
year at $13SfS.
The annual meeting of the Library Asso-
citation was held Saturday night at the res
idence of Mr.. George W. Hawxhurst, with
President Pickering Dodge presiding
Messrs. +. G. Hough and NJ. E. Church
Mrs. George A. l.. Merrifield and Miss B.
c. Merrifeld were elected members of the
board of control. Pickering Dodge was re-
elected president; DR.. Il. Il. Fadely. vice
president w. A Ball, secretary; George
w. Hawxhurst librarian. and DIR. ]. b.
Gould, treasurer. The annual reports of
the officers showed that 2o5 books had been
added to the library since it opened last
May. the total number being sol; number
of members and patrons, seventy-five; re-
ceipts, Ss63.3l: expenses, S}6b.SS
The following were elected officers of
Columbia Baptist Sunday school yesterday:
q. L. HID, superintendent: Percy Tripp
assistant superint endent: Carl McInturfr
secretary; Miss Jessamine Graves, treas
urer: Miss Emma Seaman, organist: Miss
Addie McInturff assistant organist. The
reports show an enrolment of fifty schol-
ars. and the average attendance 30 per
cent. Total receipts for the year, $40
Evening star., 1901-05-06

side, and the cost of the birds. and Steele
Won killing ten to nine for Jones.
In a miss and out live bird event at
thirty yards rise Uncle Riley, Wagner
Duva1. Bliss. Bud Brown, Peyton. Joe
Hunter. DIR. Steele. Dick Jones. Stubener
and Tubby Dickerson faced the traps.
Stubener and Peyton killed six and di-
vided the money. Wagner and Hunter both
missing their sixth bird. that of the former
going dead out Of bounds.
The same men, with the addition of W.
Steel, went in another miss and out under
same conditions, and DR.. Steele, Wagner
and Stuhener divided the money, each kill
ing four birds.
Owing to the impossihilty of Lieut.. VIII
liam Mitchell to leave his post at Fort
Mycr the match at 25 live birds for $50
which he was to shoot against Phil Stu
bener, was postponed. 1t will take place
next Saturday at the regular weekly shoot
Evening star., 1901-05-06

who is roofing for 30-cent bet and squea1s
eariy and often. On Saturday he wanted
Tannehill of Pittsburg. who, in all prob
ability, will be the champion pitcher of
the league this year, benched as soon as
ST Louis scored two orunS.-PittSDurg Press.
" hat lot of ''Bills'' there are in that
aggregation of Senators. Every iniielder,
with the exception of Joe Quinn Is VII
liam, and sometimes 'Bill' carrick pitches
What mXup there will be some day
wien a visiting batter puts up high fly
over the center of the diamond! some
body will shout You take it. Bill!, and
Fill Clarke. "Bnl' Carrick. "Bilf' Ever
will promptly close in with a wild scram-
bic to carry out the order.-Haitimore
Evening star., 1901-05-06

IN the closest and most exciting boat race
that was eyer seen on the Severn the naval
cadets outrcwcd crew from Yale at An
napoiis Saturday in lom. 26s, over q
straight course of two miles The race
was 10 seconds faster than the previous
course record. rhe navy stroke was the
faster. while Yale pulled 4 long, powerful
stroke, which was increased from thirty
four to thirty-six strokes to the minute
The navy pulled from thirty-six to forty
strokes the minute. All the oarsmeu
finished in good condition.
Evening star., 1901-05-06

Washington and Boston again today.
Lee and Cuppy may be the opposing
pitchers.
The Boston club looks all right and will
make good" before the season is far ad-
yaHCed.
Cy Young appears to be in as good shape
as ever, and his clever receiver, Louis Crei-
ger is at his best.
Jack O'Bren captured another long fly
in brilliant style Saturday, but DUNCAN In
right had his troubles on grounders.
Buck Freeman was a happy man after
the game. His two triples and a single
made him think of old times in Washing
ton. when he Knocked out hOmers almost
daily.
Saturdays crowd was unusually large
and enthusiastic. When the Senators made
Il short rally at the bat in the seventh in
ming the fans made Rome howl for few
minutes.
After tomorrow's game with Boston, the
Senator's go away for short trip, playing
their first games in Baltimore and Boston.
The good playing of Washington SIaran-
tees the locals big crowds in the two cities.
President Robson of the ST. Louis Ma
tional League base ball club has notified
OEtfelder Bernard j. Wefers, the cele-
brated sprinter. and Infielder Victor King
that the club would not need their services
after May 10. The Cincinnati club an
nounced the release of Outfielder Dobbs
effective May Is.
Catcher Crisham has reported to Manager
Mack. He has been sick. He managed to
run the gauntlet of DOCTORS undertakers
and Christian Scientists. and got back
without having had any flowers strewn on
his grave. :
In spite of all the mean things that have
been said of Gleason and Elberfeld they
showed yesterday that few things get away
from them. mo bets get away from Them
Is the way Comiskey puts ii. Their desire
to win sometimes draws them to the edge
of 'rowdy ball." that is all.--Chicago Rec
ord Herald.
There has been a great deal of rubbing
out and rewriting on the prediction states
lately. Washington and Detroit are being
placed in more prominent positions than
heretofore.
The "take-him OUT man should be quiet
ed. He Is usually shoesrring gambler
Evening star., 1901-05-06
Returned to Asylum.

George Talbert. an elderly man who has
been under treatment at St. Elizabeth's s
for a number of years, had a row with his
son at his home, 42S 9th street northwest.
about 1870 O'Clock last night. The latter
attempted to restrain him, and cries of
police and murder attracted several
officers to the house. Taibert was permit
ted to visit his family recently, his con-
dition being improved. but he was arrest
ID and returned to the asylum.
Evening star., 1901-05-06

AMA1El X BASE BALL.


The blue and gray team visited Char
lotteville, a, Saturday and easily defeated
the University of Virginia lads by the score
of to 6. only ive innings being played
The Nirginians put up a miserable field
ing game, having thirteen misplays charged
against them. and could only hit Blewitt
for five safe hits Georgetown on the
other hand mixed the hits with Nirginia's
errors, and as Il result the runs came
across the plate in punches. The game
was called at D O'Clock to allow the George
town boys to catch a train for home
Evening star., 1901-05-06

Detroit. 10; Cleveland, 3.

Detroit. playing at homo yesterday with
Cleveland, iield perfectly and batted Scott
all over the field, defeating the visitors by
the Scorr OF 10 to 3. Steer pit ched efIec-
lively for the Wolverines. keeping Cleve-
land from punching hits. Attendance, 1000.
Evening star., 1901-05-06
st. Louis Grand stand Burned,

y fire. probably started by a careless
smoker. broke out underneath the middle.
OF the grand stand at the National League
Base Bali Park, St. Louis, at 5:3o pm
Saturday, and the grand stand pavilion
and office Of the company were quickly de-
stroyed in the high wind.
The spectators acted coolly and left the
grounds without injury. Consideration
spread among the spectators of the race;
at the fair grounds across the street The
loss is $4,000, partly covered by insur-
Evening star., 1901-05-06

Earned rrns-Bai timora. 6: Philadelphia f. Two
base hits Williams. keister, Rohinsou, Iaioie C2,
Powers Three-base hits-Donlin, Seybofd. Stolen
bases McGraw, t.i. seymour. Jackson. Double
play Mc''rsw to Williams to Fontz. Left on bases
-Ialtimorc. .; Philadelphia. 3. First base
hallstH McGinnity. I; of Piatt. 4. Hit by pitch
cr McGraw. Struck out-By Mctiinnity 2: by
Iatt. t. Umpire-Mr. Haskell. Time OF game
l hour and 40 minutes.
Evening star., 1901-05-06

"Frisk battad for owen III ninth.
Detroit. ............... o o 0 o o . !
Cleveland. .......... o :: o =" Ill
Earned runs-Detr"it. 2: Cleveland. T. Two-base
hits s-l.a Chance t2', Beck. Woods. 1hre..asc hit
Shay. Sacrifice hit-MrCarthy. Stolen bases
Honiec ,2,. Dillon La Chance Gleason First base
on balls-DT Owen, /; off Moore. I. Hit by pitched
ball Mccarthy. First base on errors Detroit, :;
Cleveland ,. Left bases Detroit. II: Clcve-
land. Z. Struck out-By Owen. .: by Moorc !.
Double plays -Elberfeld to Dillon: La Chance.
assisted. Wild ritch-oweu. I'mprrs-trss
Sheridan and Manassau. Time of game = hours
and ID minutes.
Evening star., 1901-05-06
Chicago. III MflNaMIe ee. z.

Milwaukee was defeated on it's own
grounds Saturday by Chicago the score be-
ing II to g. The Brewers fielded miser-
ably, Burke on third having four nlisplays
charged against him. Milwaukee outbat-
ted the visitors, but could not get the hits
together. Attendance 3,00O Score:
Evening star., 1901-05-06
TO Freeman. Wild pitch-Mercer. Tmpre-Mr.
Cantilon. Time Of game-1 hour and so minutes.
Baltimore. IL; Philadelphia, =.

Baltimore defeated Connie Mack's Ath-
1etics in Philadelphia Saturday by the
score of II to {. McGinnity pitched good
bali at critical points of the game. while
Piatt was hit hard with men on bases.
Both teams fieded well. Attendance 10000
Evening star., 1901-05-06
Milwaukee. 21; Chicago. =.

Chicago was easily defeated by Miiwau-
kee yesterday on the !atter:s grounds by
the score Of II to {. Patterson was batted
all over the field by the Brewers, while
Husting and Reidy kept the visitors hits
down to three. Attendunce SmN Score:
Evening star., 1901-05-06

Cleveland surprised the Detroit people
Saturday by defeating their representative
team at home by the score of IL to i.
Moore pitched splendid ball for the Cleve-
land team, while Cronin and Owen for the
Detroits. were hit hard. Attendance 1000.
Evening star., 1901-05-06

Snyder. Conklin, Laroche and Harrison.
Coach Hanlan was not with the men.
Nearly all are good swimmers, but there
iS furious current at the point of the
accident. Conkiin and Hull were closest
to death of all. The shell was not re-
covered.
y committee appointed 10 solicit funds
for holding the Olympian games in Chicago
in 1904 was informed Saturday that the
hotel proprietors will DE unable TO sub
scribe S.,.'sn Without this subscription it
is thought the city cannot make a bid for
the game. St. Louis has representative
i'll Paris 10 secure the games for the Loui-
slaEa purchase exposition period, if pos
Sble.
Evening star., 1901-05-06
FINALS OF COLE TOURNEY.
IaGerty and DaIzen Winners of Club
and Consolation Cups.

The spring tournament Of the Chevy
Chase Golf Club was brought to success
full conclusion Saturday afternoon, when
the finals of the club and consolation cups
We're played. and an interesting contest re-
suited in the handicap stroke competition
for eighteen holes. A very large crowd
was present in the afternoon, the galleries
that followed Lafferty and Grant and
Wylie and DalzeIl being composed OF
many prominent golfers from the local
clubs AS foretold In Saturdays Star, Laf-
rerty scored an easy win over Grant for
the club cup the morning handicap of nine
being too large to be overcome.
In the afternoons play LaHerty con-
tinued his brilliant work and went ahead
of Grant at the very start. At the seventh
hole of the last eighteen he had the game
won the score then being IL up and ii to
play. Grant also played a good steady
game, but in the face of his opponents
brilliancy it looked very ordinary.
Horace Wyie of the Chevy Chase club
try Club Pittsburg, played the final eight
cen holes for the consolation cup in the af~
ternoon. and the latter. continuing his good
work OF the morning, won out by the score
of ) up and to play.
There were seventy entries in the handi-
cap, only twenty-eight turning In scores.
Many of those who played late in the af
ternoon entered themselves as withdrawn
when they discovered that their scores had
been beaten. Andrew Parker of the Chevy
Chase Club was the winner in this event,
having "a gross score of 30, and handicap of
Il, and a net score of &c. Marvin Thomp-
son of the Chevy Chase Club and G. G.
Halstead of the Crescent Athletic Club
Were tied for second place, with net scores
nj ~
Evening star., 1901-05-06

The Annapolis cadets, playing on their
own grounds Saturday. defeated Gallaudet
easily, the score being Il to .. The cadets
batted we'll and fielded fairly while the
mutes could not locate the ball. either at
the bat or in the field, having but five hits
and six errors.
Evening star., 1901-05-06

Earned iGns-Milwaukce. .; Chicago. 3. Twobase
hits -cnnn"r shngart. Hoy. Three base hits Hart
man, Dow ling. Mcrtcs. Sacrifice hit-NcFarand.
First base on ballS-Oh bowling, =: off Katon. 2.
Wild pitrh-I'owling Strnck out-By Bowling. 6;
hy katnll. |. Double piAy-Conroy to Anderson.
Left on basrs-Miiwaukcc. III: Chicago, 5. Umpire
Mr.. Connolly. Time of game hours
Evening star., 1901-05-06
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

Early Saturday morning Emanuel Las
ker finished his task of playing twenty
three chess games simultaneously at the
Manhattan Chess Club. He won Il, lost ,
and drew J.
Evening star., 1901-05-06

McDermott, an American jockey who
was reported to the stewards of the jockey
club for disobedience at the post at New
market. England, has been suspended till
MaV Il.
Evening star., 1901-05-06
, the official score:

Totals. p II Totals. 1u Il ~ ~ .
W ashinStOi o o. o
Boston- L o . 3 q . o DO
first base by errors Washington - Left on
bases Washington. q; Boston, s. First base on
nansmon pa., Mercer 1; OF Pattea, g Struck out-By
~. Two-base hit-Qunn Stolen b.se-StahI
Donoe plays-Clingman to Qnna Quinn to Cling
man 10 Everett; Criser to Collins Collins to Ferris
Evening star., 1901-05-06

Earned rams Detroit. =; Cleveland 3. Two-basc
Gleason -. SciIrivcr. Barrett Holmes Yea
ger Scott. Stolen basrs-Ioln"S. Casey. First
hts' on balls on Scott. /. First base errors
ih'trnit - left on bases D., roit, >; tlcreian g.
struck "ut Ky Schrver. .; by scott /. Double
piay-Eib"rfcld to Gleason tn Dillon. I-npires-
M"SSrs. sheridan and MaIiasSau. Tine of game
/ Fol;r and 4u minutes
Evening star., 1901-05-06

'N-''''-I - - l" i"iais.... - IL 7
~, 'il!' aihee-. -.......... : 6 . > 0-2l
No ago q u :. o o o 7
faIhc ! fHnS-Sfiiwauket Il. Twn-has. hits-SuI-
man " NdldI"n t2,, Gilbert. Anderson To- Three
"a>'' nj Gilbert. Homo -fonror First l,n>
On i'alls- pf HustiHg. ~; OF Patterson .. Off
E%'GI J. Sf"len hascs-Andcr>,i tai. Isbcl Pass
eat BY ilTsting. /; by Pat,r>,i. :. DoIlic t,Iars
'i"'it in Anderson; Hartma.l ISlc to sullivan
III on bases milwaukee,. -: Chicago :. Innings
molly! 1im' If game = hour, and - minutes
Saturdays National League Games.
At ST. Louis-St. Louis. /: Cincinnati
At Brooklyn-PhiladelDn =: Brook
lyn 1.
vt Hoston-Boston. 6; New York. 3
At Pittsburg-Chicag0 /; Pittsbur.. 9
sunday Games.
At ST. Louis-Cincnrati :; st. Louis. ).
At Chicago-Pittsburg I: Chicago. .
Evening star., 1901-05-06


There was a big crowd Of local sports at
Stubener's shooting grounds on the Bla-
densburg road Saturday, and both live
birds and targets were shot at. DR.. Steele
and Dick Jones started the events with a
twelve-bird go, thirty yards rise, for $40
Evening star., 1901-05-06

The Georgetown Props defeated team
from Gonzaga College Saturday in a close
and interesting game. II to 10. Bonstee
won the game for his team in the ninth
inning by making a double with d runner
on second.
Evening star., 1901-05-06

FOstOn at Washington
Baltimore al Philadelphia
Chicago at Milwaukee.
Cleveland at Detroit
Evening star., 1901-05-06

CURRENT SPORTING NEWS
Evening star., 1901-05-06

At Cincinnati, Saturday. T S. Hiet was
ruled Oft at Newport, with his stable of
horses, including Easter, Zeriba and The
Rounder. Hiet won several races with the
FLY Easter. which turned out to be a
four-year-old, though entered as three
year-old.
Evening star., 1901-05-06

At Toronto. before the Crescent A c. on
Saturday night, Martin Duffy of Chicago
Knocked out Daniel Duane Of New York
in the ninth round of d hard and fast
fight. Two thousand persons were present
Evening star., 1901-05-06

Golfers of national reputation PLAYED in
the first half of the home-and- home match
Saturday, between the Golf Association of
Philadelphia and the metropolitan Golf AS
scciation of New York over the course of
the Philadelphia Cricket Club PhiladeI-
phia lost by e.,
Evening star., 1901-05-06

&, yotNG's MAsTERL, PITCHING.

At st. Louis-Cincinnati. :; St Louis. >
" Chicago-PiLtsburg I: Chicago.
Evening star., 1901-05-06

An eight-oared shell, in which the Colum-
bta University crew was taking spin on
the Hudson river Saturday, was swamped
at 132d street and several members of the
crew were nearly drowned No launch ac-
companied the shell. and it took half an
hours work on the part of an ambulance
surgeon and volunteer helpers to bring
some of the men around. Those in the
shell were Southback, Hull. Carter, Moon,
Evening star., 1901-05-06

The biggest crowd since Pessara won in
1892 saw Clarence II. Mackay's Banaster
win the Metropolitan handicap at Morris
Park Saturday. In a fierce drive he beat
Contestor a head. while the three-y ear Did
All Green was third, a length away The
time, 1.42. was only fair. w. c. Whitney 5
Star Bright was the pOSf faVoritp