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New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
NOTES OF THE LINKS.

The present metropolitan champion, Findlay
Douglas. has promised to appear at the Newark
A. c. links to-day in best ball match against
P. c. Pulver and E E Moody. Some OF the other
features of the days golng will be putting match
for women. at Engewood. and women's handicaps
at the Marine and Field. Jersey City and Richmond
County links. The final round in the Apawamis
Club championship is also 20 be decided this after
noon az Rye the competitors being Maturin Ballou
and Malcolm Graham
he Fairfield County Golf Club in spite Of the
loss of Finday 5. Douglas, is planning active
season OF team matches Among the more i'm
portant booked by Captain c. E. Martin are: June
g. Fairfield vs. HiIlandae. at Greenwich; June Is,
Fairfield Fox Hills. at Greenwich; July %. Fair
field Us. Hillandale at Stamford; August 10. Fair
field vs. Apawamis. at Greenwich; August Il,
Fairfield Wee Burn. at Greenwich: August 81.
Fairfield vs. ApawamiS. at Rye, and September
IL Fairfield US. Fox Hills at Staten Island
In the postponed first round match for the Bene-
dict Cup at Dyker Meadow yesterday ". K Fowler
beat H Il Batterrnan. UP.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
TENNIS.
AN EXCITING FINISH IN THE KINGS
COUNTY TOURNAMENT.

The continued bright weather yesterday drew n
big crowd of lawn tennis enthusiasts TO the
ground of the Kings County Tennis Club Kingston
ave and Bergen-st, Brooklyn to the first
annual open tournament of the club. Most of Mon
days absentees put in appearance and both
singles and doubles for men proceeded well,
Miss Bessie Moore also present. but trfe
sore from her hard final at Washington Monday
and did not play. She and Miss Marion Jones who
beat her in such a close fral match for the South
championship. both entered in Brooklyn
this week. and they expected to meet again in
the final round later in the week. The opening
matches in the women's singles and mixed doubles
were held over until this afternoon. when all four
events will be in full force.
The feature of yesterdays play was the first
round match between o. b. Smith jr of Morris
town and r H Talbot, of the local club To the
tor captured the first set by ID In the second
however. their man covered himself with glory by
tables were turned on himself in the third set
however. for Smith captured the first four games
in quick succession. Then Talbot took a winning
hand and ran five straight, and in the tenth ga me
lea az 4O-iove. only hSally TO have the tied
DARKNESS forced a postponement at 6-all, and the
last set viii be played over again this afternoon
,l Ihis afternoon Paret will meet Mcmahon for the
In In, the semi-hnals. while Frazer and Moenhauer
last two places have already been earned by F. M Fl
sabopn pf the * KINGS % Gounty Tennis Club and
The days summary follows:
Mems singles preliminary roqnd-o; B. Smith ir.
Mitchell s. A Wessil beat rVEe' G. Oeas Grant S h. h.
o.fIn, first r9uns-E sanborn Walter Hazard by
br TF n FTaaer beat ee5. g. M q ho,,wis Wss
second roand-F emi H sanborn beat Dr.. G r..
a IS; Calhoun crasin Fl E. MCGOWAN Ea%ee' e
sah2u5 s. ss sfssR W Hss1y h.as 9Ha
=. IL sanSorn and s A. Westfal O.. 40 6I oeat
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
ATLANTIC CITY HORSE SHOW.

The prize list for the third annual Atlantic city
Horse Show. July 9. 10. II. IL and 10. has been
issued There are sixty-four competitions. well
divided into open-to-al amateur. maiden and local
classes The open-to-an. amateur and maiden
events are for roadsters harness horses tandems
four-in- hands ponies in harness, saddle horses
nolo ponies hunters ard jumpers and champion
horses. The local classes have number OF at-
tractive contests including competitions Tor roa l.
sters PAGERS. hotel coaches. public omnbuses bag
gage and delivery wagons. depot traps and the
Fire Department. \ feature of the open-to-dl
classes is the Hotel Windsor Challenge Cup valued
at $500 for the gig horse. The cup has to be
won three times by owner before II he
comes his property or the forty-six specials
there are several classes for womens turnouts.
The total amount of prize money offered Is over
5000 In all contests first and second money is
given and In many classes third also. The entries
close Saturday. June %. With the secretary, at
the Windsor Hotel. Atlantic City, y. j. The show
will be held heretofore at the association 5
grounds. Inlet Park.
large number of noted candidates for the blue
ribbons, including many champions. Will compete.
thus insurng a fine display Of horses.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
RACING Az ST. LOrIS

ST. Louis June 4.-Favortes, second choices and
outsiders split the card evenly at the Fair Grounds
to-day. Frank Carr. the ST. Louis bookmaker bid
Brulare up to 1905 and got him. The last race was
run in heavy rain. Track good. Summaries:
First four furlongsl-Maggie Clopton 1Os
(Bossb. II to 3. Rosy Cross. CKuhn), 3 To l.
second; Elliot 105 (Enos). y to J. third Time.
0:J0A.
Second -four and one half furlongsJ-Iee Nutter
1l2 tOyerton), even, won Carat 100 CGivens). l.
O:57A.
Third race (sx furIongs)-Battus 113 (acCann II to
l. won; Dan Paxton. 107 CDale, is 70 l. second Sard
I07 IT. o. Brien), IL to D, pird Time-f:l5h.
Fourth race zone mile; seihng)-Eght Bells LOG CDale).
II TO l. won Eda Riley. 102 ID. VtatoeJ. TO second
William Boyer. SO 1ONeilD. IL l. third. Tfme-I:44A
Fifth lone mile and hreesix sixteenths)-Eugen s
1O8 (Earl). l. won: Lady Of the West iO8 "a
Weber,. 20 3. second windward (McCannJ Is to l.
third. Time-2:03. =
sixth tseven furiongs)-Brulare. JOS (Plunhett
3 10 q won; Tuskarosa. 107 CMcCann). 10 second:
Reducer. l07 CDale), TO l. third Time :3Oh
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05

to l. won BY George 1o5 o. Jackson. < second:
Blenheim. l05 (Iindsey). II /. third Time ;2S%
Second race -four and half frongs-Ms Gaines.
IT CnrnerD The Common. l05 tR Lewis,
to Q second: Pigeon Top. 100 Gchards). TO l. third
Time O:56. - .. -
Third rurlongs)Imperia ia Pattonl. 70
won Brooks Aker). * to ]. second Toluca.
lo2 O3eauchamp). to . third. T1me-1:l3h.
Fourth race zone miel-Passaic 112 Rchardsl. TO
won Dolly Wagner. 9s CTroxer). to second Sasher
1l5 tSeauchamp = ]. third Time, l;4l
Fifth race zone mile and siXteenthl-Banquo H. III
Cindseyl 3 l. won Madeline c., 50 tBaptisel. IL to
/ second. Edna Gerry. % M. Williams. even. third
Time las o- .-,.--. .
won Charles Estes d.indsey), to l. second; Lady
IiaynIan, 95 tCogswelD. II 10 ;, third. Time 12si.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05

st. Louis. June (speciaD--The New-York and
st. Louis teams had another interesting battle
with the bats here to-day. the men from New
York winning by timely hitting and good work
In the field. Jones unsteady at trying mo-
ments. and his four bases balls were costly.
The seventh inning started in the rain and
the downpour became heavy that the umpire
stopped the contest. The New-York team has now
won two-thirds of its games. Taylor had good
control and his support excellent Buelow
did we'll in the field. but nothing at the bat.
The home players the first TO score, send
ing around the bases in the opening in
ming and taking the lead. Heidrick hit safely to
right field. and, stealing second scored on hit
by McCiann The other run was made in the sixth
base on balls. Donovans force and Paddens
three -bagger to right field.
New-York scored two runs in the fourth inning
and took the lead Selbach nit safely and Hck-
sent to first called balls. Davis's long
fly to Burkett advanced each runner base. Both
scored Cancels hit TO right. New-York made
two more tallies in the ffth inning BoWernan
bunted and beat the throw to first. Selbach hit
safely and Bowerman came home Strang was
sent to first balls. filling the bases Davis drove
a grounder through Kruger and Van Haltren
scored Score:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
BROOKLYN HITS AND WINS.
DONOVAN PITCHES FINELY AND DEFEATS
CINCINNATI - SHECKARD BE-
HAYES BADLY

Cincinnati. June (SpeciaD.-The game to-day be-
tween the Brooklyn and Cincinnati teams resulted
In a rather easy victory for the champions. who
played in better form than they have done recently.
Sheckard of the Brooklyn team. usually the most
Obedent and submissive of players. lost his head
over decision of Cunningham. the umpire. and
was ordered out OF the game. This infuriated him.
and he Is said 10 have threatened the umpire. The
police escorted him out of the grounds Donovan
was steady and had excellent control of the ball.
having the home batsmen almost at his mercy,
cept in the fourth inning. McFadden not effec-
tive and was wild besides. giving eleven bases
balls Steinreldt played splendid all around game.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
FAST TRACK AT CHICAGO.
Chicago, June 4-weather clear. track fast.
Summaries:

ChIcago, June 4-Weather cIear' UacK Iast.
Summaries:
First race five furlongs-Aaddin 1o2 OIoweD 90 TO
won: Stuyve, l07 q. Woods 10 /. second Hans
Wagner. 113 (Winkheld) to 2. third. Time-l:O1.
Second mile and siXteenth)Our Nellie 1O8
CHinkfed), l. won; FL Caney. 105 (Coburn), l.
second; Moroni, 100 q. Woods, 70 l. third Time
l:4s1z.
Third -four a half furlongs)-Mabel Wynn 100
It. knight, 2 won: The Esmond. 107 CWinkneld)
10 >, second Johanna D., 109a Coburn) third
Time-0:55H
Fourth Zone mllel-orimar CMcInerney) to 8
Favonius. 1n6 u. Woods IS to . second; Livada
90 (Coburn, TO J. third. Time-1:40%4
Fifth zone mlle)Jminez, 1O4 Jones , to 2 won;
Trinity Bell. lO9 n<nRht). 2l2 to l. second Fancywood
lo9 Gnmore). to !; third; Time :4oA.
more, 2 won: Zaza. 112 CNutO. 10 TO l. second;
Harney, los (Dupee). Az to l. third. Time PA
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
P1rrsRURG :; PHILADELPHIA ;

Pittsburg. June 4.-Barry's wild throw in the
eighth OF Bransfieds rather difficult gro.hder. let
ting the latter go third. gave the home team
the victory. White knocked in two runs with a
two-bagger and Mcfarland brought In the other
with two-base hit. Pittshurgs hits not
many. but were made at the right time. Atten-
dance. $500. Score:
II. II. z.
Phtsburg ...-.........o x-4 Z 2
Ratteries-Tannehm thinner. White and McFar-
land
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
COLE.
WOMEN MAKE PLANS FOR ANNUAL
METROPOLITAN CHAMPIONSHIP
ENTRIES TO CLOSE ON
JUNE Is.

In making public the programme for the second
annual championship of the Women's Metropolitan
Golf Association. Miss Ruth Underhill. the secre-
tary. urges an early entry in order that suitable
accommodation may be prepared for those who
take part. The tournament is TO take place at the
Nassau Country Club of Glen Cove. Long Island
June is to %, inclusive. Entries must be made
through the secretaries Of the players clubs not
later than June Is. and entry fee Of 81 must ac-
company each name The programme has been ar
ranged with great care. and indicates unusuallv
interesting contest. The first days round will he
medal play. eighteen holes. the first sixteen
qualifying for the championship cup and the sec
ond sixteen for a consolation cup On the follow
ing days the programme will be:
Wednesday, June 1910 a. first round for the
cha mpionship and consolation cups: D. m driy
ing competition. approaching and putting compet-
tiCn.
Thursday June 20-10 a. m. second round for
championship and consolation cups; p. m club
pairs scratch foursone-
Friday. June 2l-l0 a. m. third round for cham
pionship and consolation cups; p. m, handican
medal play. eighteen holes. open to all who havs
entered for the championship.
Saturday, June 22-10 a. final round for cham
pionship and consolation cups.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
COLLEGE GAMES.
HARVARD. :: CHICAGO. l.

Cambridge Mass. June 4-Harvard defeated
University of Chicago this afternoon TO l. Still
man. the Harvard pitcher, had off day He
gave six bases balls and two long hits were
made off him. He received perfect support. how
ever. except for two wild throws by Reid. Chi
caEo scored its n base balls Place,
who went TO third wild throw by Reid and
came home ground hit. In sliding home he
injured his ankle. Fincke played for the time
this season. The
R q
University of Chicago. o o O O-1 4 S
Batteres-Stlman and Reid: T. Smith and Harper
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05

One Of the finest lots of thoroughbred yearlings
placed on sale in many day was sold by the
Fasig-Tipton Company Sheepshead Bay yester
dav The yearlings were from the Runnymede and
Raceland studs. and the horsemen were at the
paddocks in large numbers. The bidding was live
ly and in only one instance was colt sold at
low price.
The star of the sale was a colt by Sir Dixon
Bonnie Blue II. Not only he fine looking
youngster. but he fun brother to the sood
two-year-old Blue Girl. which was beaten for the
first time in the Criterion Stakes, partly because
OF poor riding He also brother 10 the
three-year-old Blues The bidding began AT $3.50.
which was made by John J. McCanerty, Then
Sydney Paget and Captain 5. s Brown. the West
ern turfman took hand In the game l., an9 go, sae
raised ii ssco. Brown to 8 500 . and Paget to
5000 John E Msddep Ma eo' tdT hsg 6 Sia $3.50 nut cap
The chestnut colt by IIindoo-Cherry Blossom.
bidding between MIR Paget and Captain Brown.
with the latter the winner with bid Of $500
The highest prices;
PROPERTY Oh 'S41?ns'if sTC1 FAR1s. Ky
Brown colt by Sir Dlxon-Kentucky Belle H. Frank -
chestnut strSt colt, by Hindoo-a Esmsraida. J. Nc
Bay GS"s''S or brown colt; by Sir Di.on-Repea' J
Bay "''r'T or Brown 5ol5 by Sir Di1on-Repea, J. =
Ba2 M'o6fn Goit by Hndoo-Red and Blue 800
S $qi'9Y NsSlf.s g
Bay or brown nl!y. Hndoo-Knlckknack. J. J. ~
-o,., for min. neos .............s SCI 425
averega n head Observation-Disclosures. 23sO
PROPERTY OF CATESBY WOODWARD. RACELAND
STUD. PARIS Ky.
8 Brown $40 100
iIy BwTer %r prov" eo'' =! aeoo
Brown colt by Hindoo-Mss Moore: Captain ) 5.
Bl6w0 S9'' py s'' 1900
cessi90i nTorn cG5'a Dy esoo
Raw Gl, bv Sir Dixon Blackheart: y bennington 700
J3Town coli by sir Dlxon-Il Colona; T 1000
I3a, col, pixon-Tei. Isle. /
Bay colt by Hindoo-Rastante: T.. J. Dvyer 1000
Or9s5aT' Rsown e'''' ~ ''4."....... 1000
RurIncton-Ciaruet. T Welch
Total for eleven head .s8s 0O0
A,-erapA a head . ........................ 5000
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
pRoGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

RscrNG-Broohlyn Jockey Club, Graveseno, z:So p "a
GoIF-Fnal for Presidents Cup between vi Neise CUP
Tsuon AnaWamis: women's handicap ior -NeiS rjcb,
Jersey C,fty; womens medal play haHu'O"P' ~
naond County. - r-,..
p.erp.rJnsv York against Louis. st; -,I Ho1ns,
Iroobiyn against Cincinnati. Cinenati, tig,o,,st An
New-FaVen; CoIunlnltl
beTst Amherst; University OF PeTIsf 5Tinoe-
Brown Providence; Carlisle against
1THIETIcS.-Schoolboys military tourhaiHe"', -
LAWN TENNIs-Finals in doubles ana ih1AeN '
Ardslev: open tournament, Baltimore
19OTo-Tournanent at Meadow Brook 4'So p m
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT CLEVELAND.

r Fl r.
Baltimore ..............O O-I 6 s
Batteries-Fart and Wood. Schmidt and Bresnahan.
AT CHICAGO.
r H e
Chicago ............O IA o /
Washington ........O o % 10 2
Bateries-katoll and sullivan. Gear and Grady
AT DETROIT
r II F.
o N
Athletics ..............0 O-i q i
Batteries-Stover and Buslow Fraser and Powers.
AT MILWAUKEE.
II E..
................O
Batteries-E -Eawley and Connor Cuppy and Schreck
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
ANOTHER NEW GcLF COMPANY.

The Golf Land Company OF Essex County fed
articles Of Incorporation at Newark yesterday. Con-
gresham Richard Wayne Parker is named as the
company's local representative. The object OF the
corporation acquire lands for golf grounds and
also 70 dispose of the for building improve
ments The capital stock is $4,000. The corporators
are Leslie D. Ward, Martin 3. Metcalf and Richard
Wayne Parker.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
Grnas Han!
ENTRIES FOR ESSEX COUNTY MEET

Entries for the women's open tournament to be
held on the links OF the Essex County Country
Club on Thursday. Friday and Saturday OF next
week must be sent 70 the secretary of that club.
R p. McDougall. Orange. y. J.. before
Wednesday. June u. excepting entries for the
handicap cup. which close on Friday. June IA
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05

Ithaca. N. " June 4-The annual track meet Of
the lnterscholastc League of New-York will be
held on Percy Field Saturday afternoon of this
week President Plumb of the league announces
league. Twelve schools. all with large teams Will
be represented S' WIN
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
SHARKEY MY WRESrLE .IEEERIEs

rom Sharkey, who is matched to wrestIe
rom Jenkins In Cleveland June IL has now
announced that he will also he wtIIin~ - -.
jim Jenries Jeffries is we'll skilled in wrestIins
ana u Is the opinion OF many interested in fha
snort that both men would put up a hard bout Ae
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
EASTERN I.EAGTE-

At Hartford Hartford g. Toronto. 3.
At Worcester-Montreal . Worcester. 4.
At Provideuce-Rochester. 8. Providence. 8.
AT Syrscuse-First game-Syracuss. Buffalo, .
Second Buffalo, Z; Syracuse. 5.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
LACROSSE At GENET4.

Geneva. n. Y, June 4.-Toronto University de-
Ieated Hobart College at lacrosse to-day by a
" ,ore of 3 to 3
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
CHICAGO. 6; BOSTON. ;.

Chicago, June 4-BOth teams played amateur ball
to-day, Boston's poor fielding helping the local
team TO all its runs, Eason's gifts and Dolan's
muh giving the visitors all their runs. Score:
r. Fl. z.
Chicago .............1 x-6 2
Boston ................O o o o o a o ! 0-S 3 8
Baueries-Eason and King. Dineen Kittredge.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
WOMEN PLAY FOR LONG COURSE CLIP

WOMEN PLAY FOR LONG COURSE CUP.
There tie in the womens tournament for
the Long Course Cup at Morris County yesterday
Miss Bryce and Miss HurIbut each doing 1GS Tn.
competition was under the point system. so that
first place divided with credit of IL points
TO each Miss c. G.. Willis. who received a handi-
cap of six strokes, came third and received one
point. Tomorrow the wOnen'S championship ~
the club will start with eighteen hole round AZ
medal play in which the best eight will continue AZ
match play for the cup. The summary:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.

New-York at St Louis Brooklyn Cincinnati Boston
at Chicago Philadelphia Ptsburg Williams vs. Yale
at Haven Columbia Amherst Amherst. Penn
sylvana Brown at Providence Carlisle vs. Princeton
at Princeton Jasper Bucknell LewisbuTg
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
CLOSE FINISHES AT NEWPORT.

Cincinnati. June 4.-To-days races at Newport
were the most exciting witnessed at the
Queen City course. In every contest but the fifth
there was nose finish. The weather was fine and
the track fast. Summaries:
First tseven ENTHUSIASTICALLY g. 100 Oh Wilson,
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
Gross. Hanfican. n,

HANDICAP on HARBOR Hill LINKS
Nine players started in the women's monthly
handicap at the Harbor Hill Golf Club yesterday
the best three scores being;
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05

After the meet at vaIlsburg on Sunday the cycle
racing teams will go TO New-England for the cir-
cult which is being arranged by the Na'ional
Cycling Association The cities to be included are
Boston where the line starts on June H. ana proc
ably Brockton. Revere Beach. Worcester ha''Loru
Springfield. New-Haven. Providence and New-Beu-
forI Al Ieost nine teams of riders viii compete
for the money prizes. and their work SHOULD anors
the various men on the grand circuit which starts
early in July.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05

1 Two base hlt.Mcfsann Three base hits-Padden
on balsOn Taylor. . of Jones, / Struck out-By Tay
lor. 4, by Jones. 2. Left basNs-New York. !; St
Louis. :. Stolen MCCann. Earned Louis
/. New-York. .. Time game-l5o Umpire-Dwy@r.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
CYCLING.
HADFIELD ISSUES A CHALLENGE TO UN-
PACED RIDERS

Flushed by his success at Buffalo Saturday night.
Charles Hadheld yesterday issued an open chal-
lAnge to all the unpaced riders Of the country.
Hadheld offers to ride any man five mile pursuit
race for a side bet and purse, the winner TO take
all He is desirous Of meeting Gascoyne, the Eng
ush unpaced rider and will meet John T. Golden,
of Trenton; Jimmy Casey. OF Worcester w D
Eenn Of Waterbury; Floyd A Mcfarland. OF Cali
forria. Jobn Jacobson. Of New-Haven; Ray Duer.
of Buffalo; Nat" Butler OF Boston: Frank Butler.
Of Boston; Joe" Downey. of Jamaica Plains:
Archie McEachern. of Canada; Harry ElAss: OF
c.Iens Fails. Harry Caldwell any other rider
VINO accepts the challenge In his race az BuIao
on a BADLY lighted track Hadfeld lowered the coIoIs
of Raw Duer the unpaced rider. in a nve mile
pursuit race going the distance in u:4 within SIX
seconds OF world record time.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
BROOKLYN.
CINCINNATI.

Earned Tuns-Cncnnati b Brooklyn; j. Two base hits
Becklcyt Magoou Steiufclit Beckey DAILY Farrell.
First base bals-On McFadden. Il: of Donovan. >
Struck outRy McFadden. ,; hy Donovan. 1. Time 55.
Irlrlr mil nrhn I'M
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
BASEBALL.
NEW-YORK WINS ANOTHER WELL
RAIN STOPS CONTEST.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
LEAGUE.

NewYorz. 4; St Louis. = Pittsburg A. Philadelphia. g.
Brooklyn. Z: Cincinnati 3. Chicago 6: Boston. 5.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
THE RECORDS.

Detroit. o: Philadelphia Chicago 8: Washington. 2.
Cleveland s. Baltimore, /. Milwaukee s. Boston. 9
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
GRAVEsEND ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

Start good Won easily.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-05
QUIET NIGHT FOR THE POLICE
Arrests Mainly OF Men Who Had
Looked Upon the Wine When
It Was Red.
(Special to Inter Mountain.)

(Special to Inter Mountain.)
Anaconda, Sept. 5.-In police circles
there was but little doing last night,
common drunks'' and Migrants making
up most of the night arrests.
Joe Casey was arrested in an alley be-
tween Main and Hickory street, while
intoxicated. On the way to the city
Jail he took marked dislike to Officer
Barkovich, who arrested him. and
so cursed him in a lively manner. The
charge of using foul and abusive lam
guage to an officer was placed opposite
his name on the police register.
James Kennedy, plain drunk. was
arrested on Main street by Officer Cor
don. Frank Isaac also suffered SIM
liar fate.
John Burns, after partaking freely of
alcoholic stimulants. raised a row In the
Metropolitan lodging house and was
bundled off to the city Jail in order that
the other dodgers might sleep.
Jams Burke was arrested by Night
Chief O'Brien in Mainville on a charge
of being a bad character.
The cases are being heard In the po-
lice court this afternoon.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-05
CAUGHT BY TELEPHONE GAME
Constable Rentz Tries to Talk over
an Instrument That Had Not
Been Connected.

Especial to Inter Mountain)
/ Anaconda, Sept. 5.-Justice of the
Peace Duane yesterday procured tele-
phone for his court room. The telephone
men being rather busy at the time, they
brought the instrument over and hung
It on a nail in the wall for the time
being. saying they would be back and
make the connections later in the after
noon.
A few minutes after the phone had
been hung on the wall. Constable Jake
lRentz came rushing into the office.
."Ah!" he exclaimed, ''got new phone,
.eh. Good! Comes in just right: I
,yant to talk to the sheriff's office"
Justice Duane moved out of the way
and Jake took off his hat, seized the
bell crank, gave it several rapid turns.
then placed the receiver to his ear. He
waited a short time and, getting no
answer, rang again, saying as he did so,
"Girls gone out guess"
The four or five people In the room
were next" and, taking their cue from
Justice Duane. never smiled.
After a good. strong ring the con-
stable again made himself busy listen
ang. Getting tired of that he began to
talk.
Hello, CENTRAL What's the matter up
there? Everybody dead? Hello" with a