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New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
CoLUMBIA LACKS A CREW CAPTAIN.

Coumbia's loss OF her crew captain, Charles NJ
Nelzer' has given rise to discussion among Column
bla students as 10 the succeed him as can
tain OF the varsity eight which came second to
Cornell at Poughkeepsie last July six men remain
who are eligible for the captaincy They are F. B.
IRVINE ;. Z. Nash, r. B. Bartholomew. II. c.
Townsend. A D. Weekes and r. p. Jackson
b +. Nash was chosen captain last year but as
ne resigned at the OF the season he is not con-
sloered probability. +. 1. Irvine was captain in
Jniy and has already said he not care for the
position again; II. G. Townsend and r. b. Barthol-
oHew are both juniors. and 1T is not customary 10
eject a third year to the honor. The list of
possibilities limit itself to Jackson and
"eeEes put the former. because of years longer
connection with the crew than Weekes, seems TO
varsity eight.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
PHIFER WINS CUP AT LEMON.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBUNE.I
Lenox Mass, Sept. 2S.-The Presidents Cup
offered by William ID. Sloane, of Nev York. as one
of the chief prizes of the Lenox golf tournament.
was won to-day by Robert f. Phifer. of the Bal
tusrol club who defeated Samuel rockingham in
a nineteen hole match in the finals. The semi
finals were played this morning. Phifer beat
J. Moller, jr., > up and TO play: Samuel Froth-
ingham beat ID. Il. Dana. up. The finals began
at 3 o'clock this afternoon. The players put up
superior golf but unable to draw away from
each other, and they never more than one
hole apart on both rounds Of the course. The nine
teenth and decisive hole played before big
crowd of society women. rockingham had the
honor and made smashing drive Phifer made
the green in three, and by long pull made the
hole in four. rockingham was on the green In
four and hoed out in five.
The morning programme augmented by an
eighteen hole handicap match for silver clock.
which won by j. McAVance, OF the country
Cub Of Pittsiod. The
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
NEW-JERSEY DEFEATS NEW-YORK
THE MAYOR OF PATTERSON LEADS HIS
TEAM TO VICTORY

Paterson. N J.. Sept. rs (speciaD.--There was a
great gathering here to-day of the veteran crick-
eters of New-York and New-Jersey. who met
the cricket field do battle for their respective
States. The New-JerSey representatives led
by John Hinchfe. Mayor of Paterson, while
Henry Martin captain OF the NEWCOMERS.
When the smoke of battle had cleared away it
found that the New Workers had been defeated by
6S runs.
The result of the game brought about IN
great measure by the bowling of f. Burch, who
captured wickets for % runs and 7. Gilbert, who
took 1 for Is, while considerable assistance
also rendered by Captain White and V. Bliss with
the bat. The former succeeded in making the top
score OF the match with we'll played innings of
g. while the latter contributed IL Double figures
also added by J. RidingS (. V. Vickers and
q T. Frost For New-York, the best work with
the bat was done by w. Fenwick. who played
splendid innings 20 while II. Martin took the
honors in the bowling department by taking 8
wickets for 80 runs. The
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
THE RETURNS FROM PEHBIN4-
From The Boston Transcript
D-45. Cvfo,.aIap1 0OcR asked bis

prasdsnt cleveland once asked Bishop WhiIPps WiIlns
what would be the effect or nlahIus t-ta+ n had
voters. Then Bishop Whipple tolu s I'm story Presi-
bsa1 fried and after listening 10 the stoI+
dent Cleveland gave up the idea ,,aszed al
In Dakota Territorial days a law ~e-s FT In
lowing Indians wearing civilized dress ~ s claim
the following election. when both sl1es I1tiI yOu
ing the victory, some said, WAT = large
hear from Pembina In Pembna HVeu q tbars
number of the Pembina tribe of lndlans ai NoTIre
also dweIt the local political boss, Jud Ltses Id as
famed for his sealSkin Overcoat ana MS e. from
poIitcal fighter When the returns caIls -, fbs
I,pr,bina in was found that the members OF - I-.S
tribe had all been put into hickory -iss sn-ii ard
sunset ard after exercising the tnalleio oss
of citizenship at the dictation OF tne LoSa- de-
they returned again. TO their olanAe's' NAe
cided the Territorial election
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29

to and 9 to TO- Driving by length place
Time. f.53
FIFTH RAcETHIRD sPDAL ayeaItodIess: tdes sy sost spO
furlongs.
7 " Schorr's ch. T. Endurance by Right
by Inspector B-Barly Morn. Ill.,, out
............-.- woods
C. H Mackay's Heno. by Henry Young * OH,
Culver - ~ oSs i' fractional time
o:1lsk, o:24 O-35+5, OATS o:5e46.
SIXTH RACE-Maiden 2-year-olds So furones-
A Featherstone's b. c. Igniter. by Lamp * as
GeHsIs; IiS 10 - l5&5RRaePfy} SsRsRqffy}} q II
Cornuaii Iio slack and TO l; PayslSls' a,
i1O SHAW / and TO l. Sir solomon, ~ 56o =,
100 70 and 80 TO l; Chief Lally. 1lO 1henne1y
and go 70 !; Talsmar 10 (Srnthl' ~ ~ go
Is 10 /; Major Dangerfeld 40 C3ulmanJ' 10 70
10 /: spthrift. 10 Cochran) 30 to ana ~ rIIer az
10 Garrgan). and 40 to Bi1ou IoI e6 n
ana 20 10 / Chief 10 (Burnsl. 70 10 anu -
also ran Start poor. Driving by half I eISr, piaf
arriving by a head. Time, 1:07%- Sir solomon ielt
Physician broke down
SEVENTH RACE-seIng; 3-year-olds and upward
The Pepper Stables f. Roxane by g . .
Pc PIerbaise-ondina T. los (shawl l g L
If.,. Lee hIns; ns;s1 % 2.... Cochran 81 50
<. Fa4aist 1O5 (OConnor). Il TO and 70 !; 10 5
T-isl,errna7 1O4 (VVoodsp and to - l1 no
ryjIkersonl 60 10 / 20 TO and HiinseL, E 1oor 10
SCreamerC so 10 10 l. also ran 'alE poi'gb+
E.asily by 5 lengths; place driving by d hed"' Ae
in by owner sISO5 Time. las 10
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
LAST GAME AT HOLLYWOOD CLOSE.
4 CHI. GIVEN TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE
CLUE.

Long Branch y. J.. Sept IS (SpeciaD.-The hnai
tournament at the Hollywood golf course. held this
afternoon. resulted in victory for Albert Nc
Clare, who twice covered the eighteen hole course
in 39 strokes. defeating Campbell Phillips by sin
gle stroke. McClare's trophy was a silver loving
cup, given by Joseph J. O'Donohue, jr the prcsl-
dent of the club Mr.. O'Donohue won the trophy
two weeks ago, but declined to accept II. and those
who qualified were left to play on
Mr. ODonohue, however. not forgotten.
After the tournament Tracy Harris. in behalf OF
the club presented a silver loving cup to him. The
club from present Indications Will occupy new
quarters the owners OF the course. the
HOLLYWOOD Land and Cottage Company. having de-
cided to cut the land up into building lots.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
CHOPPERS AT GARDEN CITY.

Garden CITY. Long Island Sept. IS (SpeciaD--The
second drag hunt of the Garden City club was
held to-day. Nineteen riders took part anu -
these who rode tC the finishing point eight We
women. AT the hrst jump Newbury Frost ana VI.
Skves both came crOppers They were unt unnGI,'
and remounted and rode the finishing po,sS-
Miss Russell Miss Myers and MISS baIhuln baIa0 -
ried away the principal hon9rs Io' 'iie
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
THREE FALL At MEADOW BROOK
HUNT.
ALI. ESCAPE WITH A SHAKING UP-soME
GOOD RIDING.

Hampstead. Long Island, Sept . (SpeciaD-Some
good exhibitions of timber topping we're seen al
the seven mile drag hunt that was held oy the
Meadow Brook Club this afternoon over the neld
near Westbury and across the Hampstead Pans
to East Meadow Brook. Mrs. James l. hernochah'
who carried away the principal honors at the runs
held during the week. did not attend. owing u
the slight accident to her brother, Maxwell Steven
son. that occurred the polo field last night
Harry Bull. mounted on Problem was the ac0-
ing master. Others who took part IN the NUM-
were William c Hayes r. Hayes. w. scout Cd4H-
eron +. Willard Roby and George DunneIL III,
Three of the riders received croppers ouI @ luGAIS
capped with shaking up Mr. Rooy st4L-otI
caught the top OF post and he was draSsSu
from the saddle and received quite a croppSt.
Ernest Hayes also unseated out was ~
sooner of the saddle than he was again as stIe
of his hunter. The first whip. Murphy, "tS 49, 49,
unseated at ;he jump where Mr.. Robys ran &C
Cured.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
NEW-YORK VETERANS.
CLOSE GAME BY BROOKLYN CLUBS.

Two teams of the Brooklyn Cricket Club with
II. o. Scale and G.. Carlyle captains. played
their last game of the season at Prospect Park
yesterday. A very interesting game played
which resulted. after close contest. in a victory
for Scales eleven by the narrow margin of four
runs. For the winners. the best work done
by w b. Scale. who played good innings of
1S. while double figures were also added by G. w
Barnes and c. Gautier. with Il al d II, respec-
lively. Z. o. Challenger played splendid innings
for Caryle's team and succeeded IN making top
was the only other double figure scorer. with l..
The score:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
HAWTHORNE SUMNER SEASON OVER.

Chicago, Sept. 2S.-Hawthorne closed its summer
season today with a good card of races, the
chief feature Of the day being the defeat OF PINK
Coat in the Speculation Stakes at a mile and an
eighth by Argregor. Summaries:
First six and one-half furlongslIHuzLah -
IOavison). 3 l. Bragg, 9O12 oGormeyI. 10 =
Pyrrho Sc &C. smith TO l. third Time 20
second race zone me)--McChesney. los CNinkiedi, j
10 . won Appleby 1O1 (CoburnJ l3 TO . second;
Mole 7, (Gormey), 10 to /. third Time l;4ot2.
Third race steeplechase short course)tlaccus. l{A
slater IA 20 5 won: Corrlo $50 &C. Johnson), TO o.
second; Captain COnover, 127 G Taylor. TO 2 third
Time, 2:54iz -
Fourth race (the Speculation Stakes: mile and an
eighth)-Argregor Coburn) 19 >, Pink Coat
l20 0andr5 second: Star Chamber. 100 dhniEhu.
is to g. third. Time. ] :5274.
Fifth race (six furongsl-Money Muss. lo3 Comnicls
l6 to 3. w J. Deboe. 95 oOts} 60 TO J. second
The Pride, 113 Ccoburnl, 10 l. third Time. l:13
Sixth mile and siXeenth)-kentucky Babe,
1o4 Davison). 13 won; Miss Soak. % (Il. Steee)
2 second: Chance 9s OIunroel - to l, third.
Time, 1:47%.
seventh race Zone mile and seventy yards)-George
Arnold 105 tWinkhed). 13 to 20 won; Cambran l13
Cnigt, second; Flying Torpedo. 1o4 doberson).
g to /, Time 1:44.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
WEEKLY PLAY AT PLAINFIELD.

Plainfeld y j.. Sept IS (SpeciaD.-Miss EGith
Tracy won first honors this morning in the weekly
play for the Melck Cup on the Hillside Tennis and
Gof Club course Her net score los Miss
Mary Wilton the only other contestant Her
score was 100. This afternoon there the weekly
plav for the Golf Committee Cup and the regular
play for the Reinhait Cup. The scores made In the
weekly competition counted for both events Dr.
B. Van u. Hedges scored win for the Reiuhart
Cup and first hOnors for the Golf Committee
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
sYMs WINS AT ARDSLEY.

Ardsey golfers were out in force yesterday. the
attractions being a golf ball sweepstakes, and
special handicap for the Equinox Cup. Both were
at eighteen holes, medal play and r. Fl. Syms had
the distinction of gaining first place in each. The
sweepstakes were arranged for Class A ard Class
players Syms taking the prize in Class y, and
H. Melville In Glass Il. The summary follows
GOLFBALL SWEEPSTAKES
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
nD ANGE
A SUCCESSFUL MEET AT wEsTFIELD

Plalnheld ~ J., Sept 2S (speclaD.-Over thou
sand people gathered at the Fair Acres Driving
Club track at Westhed to-day for the race meet
the 2:25 class Huily Gee T. J. Keenan,, South
Orange. won first money. In the 2;3o class Walter
II. W NJ Delaney. Summit, won first money.
Maggie Medium. T. T. Bergen, RarItan, won first
money in the 2:4O class and in the running class
Posthorn Louis Halter, Elizabeth, captured hTst
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
HANDICAP AT FOX HILLS LINKS.
At the Fox Hills Golf Club yesterday Frank
Sears won the handicap prize with the creditaole
net score of so. Summary:
ON THE APAWAMIS LINKS.

Two matches took place yesterday on the links
of the Apawamis Golf Club The final round for
the Caswen Cup won by c. L. Lowther. who
beat ]. 4. Peck up and l to play in a thirty-siX
hole match. The Consolation Cup was won by II.
r. Eddy. who beat s w. BowleS by up and TO
play. The qualifying round at eighteen holes
handicap for the Presidents Cup, was also decided
Sixteen qualified to continue at match play, six
t,nc, at a1 he Las nlaCe. The eligibies are:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
GOLF.
PATTERSON WINS HUNTER MEDAL AT
RICHMOND COUNTY LINKS.
OF THE CLUB AWARDED
EIGHT QUALIFY FOR PRESIDENTS CUP
IN PRELIMINARY ROUND

IN PRELIMINARY ROUND
The George Hunter Gold Medal one Oh tne oi'es'
golfng trophies in the United States was won yes
terdav at the Richmond County links by A T.
Paterson who received with the medal the chaIh-
pionship of the Richmond County Club. since the
final award of the John Reid medal at 81 An
drews the Hunter trophy has become the Oldest III
tho Fast being played for continuously since 1880
In spite of the attraction of the yacht races more
than twenty of the clubs best golfers were on
hand for the competition yesterday me hd'cii
was at eighteen holes. medal play. and ftIeLSon -
won with a score of 81 A stroke behind MN WAS va
Charlie Stout. of the members OF the tcI ~
rnond County team. while third place went 10 - -;
" Person The scores in this competition Te5g by
allowed to count for special cup presented pS
T. S Twining president of the club, and the nest
eight declared eligible for the su2SE9ges i a
rounds at match play. the drawings resulting as
Follows G r Stout and J. R. Gha9wiek 9, and nd
Willis and H. D. Plimpton. A. h. FaleISou a1A u
Robert g. Renn and c. w Pierson and W. r;
Lough, The winning score for the Hunter neuai
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
p,-ucoy 4yD FREEBOOTERS TIE.

Long Branch. y J.. Sept IS Speciality iar me
most exciting polo game played here TINS ssiSp ~
WAS witnessed by a large crowd to-day a.
Rumson campus The game was between lH -
sach team scoring points. The pltyelS II T.
Rumson-H c. Borden. ". Strolher JoIleS'r 'r,oIonel
ISsrbert aud Arthur Mcclure FreeoooteIs STaeI-sr
Edusrd stevens Walter Mcclure. "a Z. ~ on
and j. \ Rollins. The tie viii ne P'sSe'
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
MISS ANTHONY WINS IN THE WEST.
HER GOOD LONG GAME GIVES HER THE
CHAMPIONSHIP.

Chicago Sept. 2s-Miss Bessie Anthony OF Glen
zrievr to-day won the Western womans golf cham
pionshp. defeating Mrs. Hobart Chatheld-Iaylor'
of Onwentsia by 3 UP and ! TO play. MISS An
thonv won the Governors Cup last year Wheh
the title of champion went with IT, not oliciallS'
bI,t bv common consent BY winning to-day she
gains the Alexander trophy, the championship en-
bIem as well as the Governors Cup.
1t was Miss Anthony's terrific driving and her
ability 10 avoid the bunkers which were chefy re
snonsible for her victory. Nearly all her long shots
we're from twenty to forty yards better than her her
opponent's. The work the greens was anout
even although possibly Mrs. Chatfeld-Taylor had
a shade less luck than the Glen View representa-
tive. The cards:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29

Gotta first. J. D. Van Wagner. Oradeil second'
Miss Rita Adams, Hackensack. third
women's single roadsters-Mrs J. d; Cole, nrst: MISS
NJ l. Harlow, second; Mrs. G.. A Brinckerhoh third
Mems saddle horses-H. ]. Grant. first: Allan Mac
Naughton. second: Lowell L. Richards. third
Mrs N A Hackensack. won the novelty
prize. driving old mule sulkey-
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
QUEENS-NASSAU FAIR CLOSES.

Mneola, Long Island Sept 2S OSpeclaD.-The
Queens-Nassau Fair closed here to-day after 4
most successful exhibition.
Al hve or the races and the jumping contests in
winch the Meadow Brook Hunt Club horses com
peted, were marked by lively and clever finishes
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
SECOND INNINGS
ANALYSIS-FIRST INNIN
EACH WICkET.
RUNS AT THE FALL

RUNS AT THE FALL OF EACH WIchEI-
First innings: Bosanquets tea-l0 20 46. 66. 1Os
100 III. III, lSS 19S. Phadelphiao 80 69 H. 7s So
9l. o1. 81. 108. -
81 81 95 133 39 I43 Phadelphia-lT 10 IS 81. 81 T5
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
HENRY NJ. zE1GLER BUYS YEARL1NGs.

Lexington, KY, Sept. 2S (speciaD.-Henry NJ.
Zeigler. OF Cincinnati. has bought Of H. p Head
ley OF this city for $1,000 following thorough
bred yearlings Chestnut colt by Ornament, dam
Nellie C, by King Alfonso; bay colt by Ornament
dam Imp. Spanker, by St Serf; bay colt by Orna-
ment, dam Blanch J. II, by Lelaps; bay colt by
Tristan, dam Alameda, by Aramis
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
CHAMPIONSHIP AT WESTCHESrER.

w. L. Savage made the best score in the qualify
ing round OF the Westchester Golf Clubs annual
championship yesterday, while the best sixteen
scores were made eligible for the match play
which is to start next Saturday. Those who
qualified were:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
THE WINNERS AT SOUTH ORANGE.

Orange, y. J., Sept. % (SpeciaD.-The following
were the winners in the play on the South Orange
Field Club golf links yesterday afternoon for the
September cup Class A: Stone, from Hutchinson.
up and TO go. Class B: Palen, from Allen. up
and to GO
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29

49,, ,av brought out two tied matches that nad
IA % 20 an extra hole for decision The results ~eI1 ere
70 ;" a. 4 Fuller beat Percy S. Mallett by up
,neteen holes) and c. \. Kimban beat George L.
ord by up (nineteen holes)
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
ELIZABETH.
= NFCaFy q How
Asst ORANGE
MONTCLAIR DEFEATS ORANGE.

Bloomfield. N. j. Sept 2s (speciaD.-On the Golf
Club links this afternoon there team match
between Montclair and Orange. the former winning
by this
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
CLASS b.
LAWSON WINS FROM MOORE.

4 match took place on the Seabright links yester-
dav for A purse of $50 between George Lawson, the
home professional and Sydney A. Moore. profess
eionaI AT the Monmouth Beach Golf Club. 1t result
ed in victory for Lawson by up and to play. The
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
ELIZABETH DEFEATS EAST ORANGE.

Orange. y. J.. Sept 2s (speciaD.-A match in the
East Jersey Golf League series played this
afternoon between the Elizabeth Town and Country
Club and the East Orange Golf Club the latter's
links. The Elizabeth team won by the score of
1 The
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
H. o. SCALES ELEVEN.
Y - - . = - - . : : :
G. CARLYLE'S ELEVEN.

ENGLISH PLAYERS TO ARRIVE SOON FOR
MATCH GAME-A DINNER FOR THEM.
The Knickerbocker Athletic Club is making ex-
tensive preparations for tho entertainment OF H
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
". L. Savage
MARSH WINS AT CRESCENT LINKS.

C. J. Marsh captured the Glass handicap at
the Crescent Athletic Clubs links yesterday with
= net score of g. while second place by
D. D. Roberts. who returned net card of IL Sum
mary:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
c. H. MAcKAY SUCCEEDS s. H. ROBBINS

At meeting OF the board of governors Of the
Turf and Field Club held at the Brooklyn Jockey
Club racecourse at Gravesend, yesterday, Clar-
ence H. Mackay was elected vice president of the
club 10 NIL the vacancy caused by the death OF $
Rowland Robbins.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
Miss Anthony

Mrs ". =. McIlvalne, OF UnWtutsIal "VH IT
Governors Solace Cup defeating her clubmate
Miss Emma Kirk, = up. Mrs. McIlvatne is Tor
Onwentsia. captured the Governors Tyro Cup by
beating Mrs II. A. Bedler, Of Lake Geneva WIS.,
) up and 3 to 60
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
G J. Marsh:
OH q L 4 q q "a
PRESIDENTS CUP AT MARINE & FIELD.

In the sem-fnals at match play at the Marine
and Field Club yesterday for the Presidents CUP
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
BosANQUETs ELEvE!
Secnnd innIngs-
lbs Total .........-...-1 II.
PHILADELPHIA.
FIRST INNINGS.

A NJ Wood Mitchell. Holils. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %
Q Morris Psrkn h 10
J. A. Lester Hollins, Bosanquet- 40
r. D. Brown 3 More.
y. Il. Graves. jr. Mitchell. More. Observation-Disclosures IL
p y. Leroy b Bosanquet
!. II. Scattergood. b W. c. More
,
No balls
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
: =
SECOND INNINGS
BOWLING ANALYSIS.

Total g wieketsl.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1901-08-15
A Delightful House Party.

Tie hospltabie home OF Mr.. ard
Mrs. Daitour Dunn, about six miles
iron, town, was last week, thrown
osen to their friends, and pleasure
zelgned supreme.
On Tuesday "House Party" began
which lasted through the week.
Among the guests were Misses
Katherine Smith, CT Mississippi, Annie
Manning, Of Henderson, Minnie. j ulia
Lucy and Kate Dunn; Messrs. J. D
Perry, Frank and John Gray, were
maze % feel at home. The host and
Sizes, with old time hospitality, not
Only Planned for the enjoyment Of the
party, but saw that the plans were ex-
ecu:al. EYary morning and afternoon
the carriage, bugg;es and horses were
:: the disposal ct the guests, who made
frequent excursions around the coun-
ty, aud drank of the keaith-givine
va,cfs q the mineral spring, for which
Diwron's and the surrounding country
il 50 led.
On Thursday evening the guests
were ''at home" to their friends in
town. Quite a number drove out, and
returned ty moonlight ;::among them
Hare Nr. 8. frank Gray with Miss
Emma Harrington, Of GreenyiIie Mr..
's'la Dunn with Miss Margaret w.
Shields DR.. J. P. Wimberly and Miss
Blanche Lawrence Mr.. Julian TIM
brake and Miss Saliie HolIowell, CT
Co!isboro lIr. Albion Dunn and Miss
LILLIAN y hiienead Messrs T. B.
H1sllr. ". 3. Dunn and Frank God
VII, 81 Williamson. i.
The evening was one 0. rare pleas.
ua, I'D i s7ss with feelings OF regret
10 III when twelve o'clock came ana
tie usooa appeared 20 light them on
tAels ;orceHara way. It was also
With :eai;ngs OF regret tha. the house
Pa, came to an eud-that goodbye
"dj said to the kind host and hostess,
III nagor Was a week more pleasantly
spent. It WIS one OF LIES bright
h'iestoaes, and as the years come and
10, or! agins IN turn sorrow and joy,
they c9n BRING 40 brighter or purer
!oy th1n That ri last week
happy peace rests oyer the coun-
try
With is solitudas and pleasures
rare
-ls Goi's own Lome.-. BEST His child
Who ever once may find dwelling
there.
Afnpilon7. cuts, burns, sca,ds and
sues ct ali kinds quickly healed by
IoN .tPs Witch Hazel Salye. Certain
care I Ter piles. Beware OF counterfeiss
ne Sure ynG get the origlnal-DeWitt's
L. i. u iI,ahead ~ 10
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1901-08-15
Marriage at Littleton.

The Littleton correspondent to the
News AMI Observer Of Aug. 9Th wrote !:
"Being present a few relatives and
friends OF the contracting. parties, the
marriage of Miss Willie w. Daniel, the
beautiful and accomplished daughter OF
MIR. VIM. D. Daniel, of this place, and
Mr.. Robert l.. Aston, prominent
planter of Halifax county, took place
to-day at noon at the residence OF the
bride, the Rev. Francis Joyner, rector
OF the Episcopal church, officiating.
The happy coupl, lett over the Sea-
board Air Line for an extended trip to
Asheyille, N. G., where they will re-
main till September Let. The best
wishes OF their many friends attend
then."
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1901-08-15
Drowned In A Bucket OF Water.

Thafriends and acquaintance here
of Mr.. ano Mrs. A. A. Nichols, of Tar.
boro, will deeply sympathizs with then
in their untimely bereavement. A
special from Tarboro to tho News and
Observer dated August 18th, said
The 13-months old child Of Mr.. A
A. Nichols who resides near this place
was drowned yesterday in bucket
of water. The child fell in tho bucke
head foremost snd before 1t was found
life was extinct. The funeral tool
place THIS afternoon"