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The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-11
To Rescue Miss Stone.

Constantinople, Oct. 10 The sur
rounding movement Of Turkish and
Bulgarion troops on the mountain
Gueltepe, near Dub0itza, has common
ced. The presence of Miss Stone and
the bandits in the mou ntain is confirm
cd. The inhabitants Of Dubnttza are
supplying the outlaws with food.
May be Bad Policy,
London, Oct. 10,-With reference to
the announcement that the Turkish aud
Bulgarian troops are surrounding the
abduStors otlMtss Stone, sThe Globe
says:
"Unless the M Movement is suspended
un Ill she is safe out ofitheShsuds of the
brigsnds here will iaFallib!y bs repe-
tition cf the tragedy in Greece during
1870, when L1rd Muncaster aand party
were captured. M1n0asttr was released
in order 10. neSOtiate for. EsDso n
TheD, sS now, an attempt was made tC
surround the brigsnds, with ths rssul
that four gentlemen of the party weFt
murdered !"
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-11
brown \ COS.
BIG I|E CAMP
One Of The Largest In the
State at SCreVel
ON THE B. and B. R. R.
Several Hundred Thousand Ties
Will be Gut and Shipped
Through Brunswick,

at Screven on the Brun ,wiok &
Birmingham Rsilroad Mess Brown &
Co. she big orosstie dealers have one
OF the largest camps in the south,
As feeder to Brunswicks B exporters
this camp is to be of vast benefit and II
is one of the developments brought
about by the new railroad.
TIE B. & b. tracks are gradually
moving towards the new camps while
a small army OF cutters are busy daily
hswing out the several hundred thous-
and crossties that will be out from the
timber owned by the firm,
Brown & Co. are prominent dealers
in ties and for years operated at and
near Basnwell, ) 9. Since opsnins
an office ir Brunswiok they have done
an Immense business through This p port
and theis new investment means O
great increase over what they have
formerly done.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-11
S|JPT { c GR()B
HAS ARRIVED
Popular Club Manager HaS
Returned
70 TAKE CHARGE Of JEKYL
Preparatory to Opening the Winter
Season on December 24-A
Friend to Brunswick.

Supt. E. g. Grob, Of the Jekyl IslaD d
Club, arrived yes erdsy from the orr b
whore he has spent the summer
months. During the season just close d
Supt. GrOb has been manager Of
GFindstone Inn, famous resort for
nOrtherners 10 the state Of Maine.
His return to Jekyl at present 10 to
prepare everything for the opening Of
the season, which is set for December,
much is 60 be done before that date in
getting the new buildings In order and
the regular club house fitted for the
reception Of members who have en-
gagged accommodations for the season !.
supt. Grob ssys the outlook for the
coming season Is very good and he ex-
poets to entertain q large number of
guest this year.
His many friends were pleased to
welcome his arrival ss at all times he
has favored Brunswickians in every
way possible, and was very nigh in his
recommendations OF Brunswickians to
be awarded the contracts for improve
menEs oD Jekyl laad.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-11
SHOT BY A STRANGE MAN.
Brooklyn Woman Wounded and a Man
Commits Suicide.

Ne" York, Oct. 1O-Mrs. Lucy r
Carroll, who lived with her father at
76 South Elliott Place. Brooklyn. wa.
shot and seriously wounded a, her
home early today by man known %
Captain John b. Nelson. The womsu
was shot three times, Nelson then shot
himself and died Immediately. Mrs.
Carroll told the police she did not
know the man who shot her. Her bus-
band is said to be in the PHILIPPINES.
The police found a portrait Of Neil.
son in Mrs. CarrolIs room aud when
she was told of this she said she had
known Nelson for some time; that be
paid her much attention, and had been
very jealous of her recently.
Neilson was 25 aud at ono time was a
sea captain. Mrs. Carroll is 30 years
of age.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-11
More Americans Killed.

Manila, Oct. 9.-A detachment of the
Twenty. first company Maosbebes to-
day encountered a large force of insur>
gents near Lipa, province of Balangas.
Lieutenant Beauw of the Maoabebes
was killed and one OF the force wound
ed. The enemy was strongly intrenoh-
ed. After two hours of fighting the
Americans retreated to await reinforce
ments. The insurgents numbered over
300, armed with rjflss, and apparently
they had plenty of ammunition.
The entire force of police of Catan,
gan, province of Tsyabas, numbering
Ii, has been carried off by the insur.
gents, srmed only with bOioe. Presum.
ably the police made no resistance
though they were armed with csrbinsI
and rev6lvers,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-11

Special Matinee For Ladies and Children.
Al G.. Field's Greater Minstrels will
give a speoial matinee for ladies' an d
children at thee Grand opera house at
2 80 p. ~ tomorrow. This is an op-
portuaity rarely offsfed, to see tue big
9sst minstrel show on earth and every
one should see it. Curtain rises
promptly at 2 80. Prices 25 and 5O,.
No re- erved seats. Tickets now on
sale at Fleming 81 WATTS.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-11
DIED OF YELLOW FEVER,
General Wood Loses Several Members at
Headquarters.

Washin gtou, Oct. 10 The war de-
partment has made public the annual
report Of Major General Leonard Wood
commanding the department OF Cuba,
for the last fiscal year. The total unm-
Der of deaths of officers aud enlisted
men during the year was 81, a percent
age of less than 1.25 yellow fever has
been almost driven from the island,
owing to the energetic war upon mos
quitOss and sanitary precautions adopt
ed. However, during the past summer
five vff1oers of General Woods staff
wereIsaken i'll with yellow fever and
thre5 Of them died, Among beadqusr-
tsrs employees there were 4S yellow
fever cases, with eleven deaths.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-11

ory.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-11
GEORGIA TOWN EXCITED
Judge Fite Orders Out Soldiers to Protect
Negro Prisoner.

Cartersyills, Ga, Oct t.10.-The Bar
tow Guards were ordered out this
morning to gusrd the court house dur
ing the trial Of Bill Johnson, q negro
charged with assault. Judge Fits il
holding a special term and it isl ex-
peoteG the tsial will ba concluded TO
day. Th4 populaca is greatly arousf d
over the case and the sheriff had to
spirit johnson away yesterday to avoid
lyncbing.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-11
East Lynne Tonight.

or the many noted actresses who
have played in East Lynne" ths dual
role OF the Lady Isabel and M adsms
Vine, none have won more we'll deserv.
ed praise than the young actress, MISS
Leah Lessi, who will be seen at the
Grand opera house tonight. and who,
by-the"way, ls well known in musical
orioles for some very popular composi-
lions.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-11
FOUR MEN KILLED.
Two Sheriffs With Possese Hold Virginia
Town

Middl9sbors, KY, sOot. 10.-All ia
quiet at Big Springs, Va, where on
Saturday four Chad we'll. Morgan feud :
lists we're killed, and 1t is believed for
the time being there will be no more
trouble: Sheriff Hughes of Claiborne
county and Sheriff Estes of Lee county
both have posses at the scene and have
made several arrests.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-11
Miss Browns Funeral.

The funeral of Miss Brown, sister OF
Mrp, LasseFa, occurred yesterday at 2 p.
m. from the Methodist church. A
number of friends assembled In token
of sympathy to the grief stricken ones
who survive her.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-11
Funeral of Mrs. Stiles.

The funeral services over the remains
Of Mrs. John G. Stiles were held yes.
terdsy at st. Francis Xavier church In
the presence Of large number Of sor-
rowing friends. In eli her life lire
Stiles was dear to the hearts OF many
who loved her for those traits Of char.
soter which endear 9 sweet, good
woman to to those who know her. and
the sincerest grief was felt by thosf
who assembled to do honor to her Nom.
ory.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-11

Lost-One small black and white
setter puppy, reward of $40 90 by return
ing same to e. s. johnson, 702 Union
Street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-09
lurushes IN the Speedway.

Footing on the Speedway Yesterday was
the host u has been this wear, hut N" uippInc
air which swept up from N" river did not add
to the pl"a-ures ~ a drive Those who
hravcd the cold were wrapped and bundled
from feet to eyes There were several mild
.ort of brushes hUt nothing e the gruclllrc
order Trainers wright nd Stout had uurr
al interesting bout with smith and Teddy
Look. tho PAGERS william / Parsons. " d,
drove ~. mar" Ia Belle Rosa and iudul sci
IN ,uitr = iuppy spin down Will hoy Mo
Grrgnr, driven nv Mr. Wheeler The former
l3uucl f'Nt pat The finishing l!r" Na,hGn
Strtu> dIov" both Alye~ and Nlltc'a WITH
Aly"~ he gave Louis Victor. driven by Jack
curry. quite 4 pleasant hIt ~ n lesson ~ how
To- tfut last from the bend To- III" hridg" +
SmathcTs. oWurr q the FAST lttl" mare AI'"
Barnes, drove Queen wilkes We terday and
DID fast work In q triangular brush with
Louis Victor and MalocCH he led NJ the pust.
the others finishing Iu the order named
{ X Ia'yi, rode fa-' behind hr Dude, -eud-
iuv him through IN" .tretche- several tW'-
~ a fatrlIug cir Ham hurtudu Was
put behind has blind i%GNoflte. Hopeful Neots"
Spear drove sphinx = and two ur hfr"
Others ~ hi- string
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-09
Ice Yachting.

LoSG BrA>CH, Jan The final race for
the championship pennant for first class
yachts In the series Of club races under the
Auspi,ei 81 the South Shrewsbury lee Yacht
Cluh was sailed at Br%anchport this after
noon In the presence Of a large crowd Of ice
Yacht enthusiasts Last nights cold suap
hardened the ice. putting II IN perfect con
dtiou Tor IN" sport il wa an ideal winter
t. a., -, ,lI. .%cn X !. lI wind wa on n%' , al is Sht'S wcs IT,
erly hrccl" rreval!ef .
Tho first event called was tor tho second
class oiamII"N>hlI, l%eni,ant ms ~hruuslt
out the same lumber II boats winch con
steted m the event yesterday liz" race
Was over .the nve-mlic Triangular course
" Cuhhrriv's I.u,a got away from tho
rro., nrst and swept down along lie vest
shore e IL, course with "a t.lHat habIe hurst
OF -prrd rounding the first stake IN advance
OF al u.i competitors The ilvn and Harold
outruir'"i hr', however. on making the sec
uud stake 1ud both swung N the stretch
several lengths ahead The ilva then drew
uWnN irou ~" Harold aud ~ ~" end 81 TIE
-,cuud mil" TAD increased her lead close To
% hail nude Sc sradualN added 70 THIS
and IL tur INA uf the fourth nllle Nas over a
n.lr ~ advance Of the Harold, which was IN
Int PLACE, having been passed 10y the ! Gotta
uu the lI~t Fs 4 the second mile IN" flNa,
time Tor tie I've mllr- was H. minutes and
10 SECONDS ia" leota covered The distance
~ ~ minutes and go SECONDS The Harold
wItadrrN GA -. i"t'th NIL" As matters
nov stand The fl,l and Harold have each
held ~. SECOND lass Icunaut III two events
he contest for the first class Champion
s'I ueuuutt proved an easy rag" for the
LEROY TuIs victory decided the owner
slip Of tie championship pennont N ,his
,la-s Tie iual race IN TINS class this aiteI-
noon was over the hve-mIle course The
four yar't - 'uut.sting. got on on even terms
ne ero, lei around the frat stake with
:. r', second, lsota third aud Harold
IN In tsl- order the. tour boat. I'M
IA uingt-s an y seconds TIA. Elva's time
wa. II minutcs and So seconds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-09
yachtsmeu Elect Omcers.

The annual meeting OF the s~eawanhaka
,uunthian Yacht club was held last night at
sherry. The chief business - the evening
was 10 listen 20 the reports ~ the oNfcers
and committees and all OF theso. particu-
larry those ~ tho secretary. treasurer and
race committee we're PARTICULAR, pleasing.
lhe' showed that The club had lust Completed
the hcst season II ~ existence There were
fewer re~lsnation- last wear than ever be-
fore. the fuaucia. condition y good and there
never was 80 much good racing a. there wa
az oyster Va, last summer The result o.
the election was q, follows
Trustees " torn IN. lass NJ 1904 In place Of that
~ 1871 whose term " once expired iercy Cnubb,
Henry Clark Rouse and Nn : Mathes0n. Com.
modorr. AuhIT 0urtlSs James. Vic, Commodore,
colgate Hoyt iraf Commodore. Henry {. Emo,
Secretary. Allen y whitman. Treasurer. Frank y.
lIaNiugs Mrasur,t. John HvSloy Fleet surgeon.
II Holhtock ClrtiS, N. ID. Fleet Chaplain, v Mon
tarue Ge,t. DID Race Committee Charles ". Wet
more. walter { Ken. Charles y. sherman, clinton
II. Cfsue and Johnston de Forest, COMMITTEE on
Lectures aud Entertainments Jacob Wendell. Jy,
Nelson " Putt and Elijah Woodward, Committee
on Lines and Models John Hyslop. 4. Cary Smith
and H. " ,rsns Law Comm iicc. Alfred Els and
Minmot r. Coz
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-09
PIB4Sr RK DRIVERS MET.
Association In Thriving Condition Election 81
On1cers.

The annual meeting Of tho Plea sure Drivers
Association was held NJ GilWau's Hall. Bed
ford avenue, near Fulton street. BROOKLYN,
last night. with President William y CLARK
in ,h. chair lie found several occasions 10
prONe his executive t.WIer and ability The
most important and Interesting fact developed
was embod ed IN H." report ~ the President
20 the effect that the mounted police on IN"
Rronklvn Speedway win hereafter he under
the control of capt Mcnamara. 81 tho pars
pnlicc Herctoforo the mounted men hav"
been detailed from three precincts ftrsl-
dent CLARK said that he had written TO { hIei
Drycry aud requested this change and that
D." had learned that the suggestion had been
officially acted upon
The report of N" S"crctary Shnncd sm."m,,
ireas,rrr + II lucn was well COTTON M
and avutr of thanks passed for It showed
a holln"" 81 So, =: which is IVY o1 nor"
luder tur head ot new business a recon-
mendatiou from the Lx"cutv" tommlttr"
IN favor 81 establishing a r"rmaurhl head
lar,ly opposed hy T. " Itieu and william
B%urrow- and finally was disposed OF by
being !.ld on a." table, on a motion made
The rloston Of having a Salaried secrc-
tstv csnSi many rn,nt"i r"marks on &c
idea and SAID that rather than see an a,socIa-
ton that had ,aAru tui"e ear 4 a,cunuldt.
' ySISp,d Try 20 a. i'S, d sark' Of ina, I omtrai along
with that 81 President
Chairman Williamson II tho Executive
CpmuI''e" recommended that the. >suola-
non be- incorporated Treasurer ltlcn Up
posed II ia a humorous speech Ngalu John
cornell stopped thr tax hN making a motion
to refer the matter To tho ENccutlv. Com
mite" and this was carried
The following Entertainment tommit,ee
which - an inn Satiur, was appointed Her
mar uIKcr. ~ : Cant RrpweI Leslie Dodge.
John kooinu ."is and lr " VI fecIr III"
following officers we're elected
william VI clark. President u Clinton hfos.f.
Voc President, T. u iIcu. lfeaSufcf az v. h J.
Ferlg. Sr,trtAf MILAN N Wheeler, AS, slant
SrcrctAfN Executive tImmiite- j. 7 Williamson,
chairman: [ h. kpbihs'n, ur. " " + feely, 7.
II. Iteu. William BURROWS. j. ! G. tteSmet, ". n,
higgins IN j. a. HodESnn, Alfred buSch and Daniel
=. hunyun
The President. Treasurer and Assistant
Secretary we-. reelected The numbers ~
tho Executive COMMITTEE vas reduced from
seventeen to ten About eighty members
were present
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-09
Mongoose II. Va. Not Measured.

Throu1 not paving proper attention to
tho racnc rules another yaCh'sman will
lose all the prizes won by his boat last season.
Refore the opening OF last season simeon
Ford placed an order with |. u Huntington
- New Rochelle. for what he called a freak
ratboat II was Of tho scow type, square
ende d and had a Nm instead ~ n centrebOard
This boat was named Monyouse II and raced
In the 2I-foot class The Mongoose was sue
ces.ful and won the majorttv of her races
md the championship In her class IL Ia q
rule Of all clubs that racing yachts must be-
measured nv an ofncinl measurer and q cert
ncate ~ measurement filed with tho REGATTA
Committee measurement made 10y one
club l. accel ted by all clubs MIR Ford
enforced and he n.ele ted 10 have his boat
measured Tn. only measurement made
was Nv The builder. and n builders certificate
VIII not MI the requirements Of tho rulC-.
So that Nr Ford will probably loso Rll hi.
ITiyp~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-09
PTGIIIST WELTH BEtD
wa. uncon,cious From the Time He Foasht
Douavan on New Wears I've.

PHfriIpsBrEo Jan s-Ffank WEIGH, as
he "a, known "a the pugiistio world and
at his hons IN Philadelphia, ~ dead The
end came ~ No cedar Park Hotel. at so
this morning. With his sister. Ca'hsrin- Grab
folder ~ sweetheart, Miss Mamie Fisher.
and rImekeeper Edward Madden Of phlla-
delphin. at hL- bedside WEIGH. whose right
rame was Frank Grabfelder. Nas % year.
old. He never spoke a word from tho tius
he walked to ll- chair after his boxing bout
with PADDY puuayaH OF heusrstrn. at the
cedar Park Athletic club GA New ears 80"
and though the ply sicians aud watchers m
the sick room thought At tunes there ware
signs 81 returning Consciousness, there was
nothiug 70 encourage them 10 hop" FOR -
Coyery Death WAS probably due e. yHralvsS
Of N. brain, although Or J VI Reese OF
thu, place, ons Of the att"ndlnS physicians.
declined TO make any statement to-day ~
10 tho cause, saying he would wait uutl after
an autopsy had been made
Prosecuting Attorney Anse aud Coroner
authorities ar" unable e. tel what course
will he pursued The Grand Jury will re-
convene at BelNlder" tomorrow, when tho
case will b" investigated 4 large number
Shipmau to-day increased Donuvau's hall
from $500 80 sIOoN He could not furnish
that amount and j. stu In jail. with br Wiz
liam II & Net Jack Lansing and KID stein.
all OF PHILADELPHIA rlmckecpcr Madden
and James casey, one OF the seconds. arc
out on bail LOWS pulaChee, one of Nelch's
attendants. who WAS allowed TO help nurse
WEIGH. has disappeared since the ~latteTs
death and the authorities are looking for
him To-day a wlrrent was issued FOR tho
arrest Of Ralph ileimhsCh Of Faston. who
was one OF Donavan'. seconds. but he cannot
bee found
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-09
s3ofr
,is- rt..idsa, REID ,.r.. ihst : {, Nom
ia.,iss +, stBsittss

John Raid tho 1r'rG rfHsHIar' . 'us IS
= 10 A IN no abasrDa n lfs.Iauf " %
Tr1mpa named o. y Macdonald ne ,rsfa =
hampton ~ -, srd now - iHo UptI"0 tf.
tIub ~ " Hfi .f NsHduv Uf..k and y
Gr.com - ta Nstiar traKst ,I4p ss the
Nsrrinaiir. DaumIrs ~ tine rasf Tho
v.I report thirty ia's i"f.ra
'he annual n,ea'Irs tHi.i ~U ra held f.rrg
fho 't-t ssrk 10 February Nr .uu.- % .
sad baS puaitl,eJ stated 'lu' u MI ~.
accept q md term and n y UH'Irs X n
william. and A'irrE tarn"g" nby. tl u""r
named 10 hts possible su,."ss'f VI uoi
UU4 vs. for fNH Npifs I|v-HlYH' ~ tho VI 10
and E4ss SPLENDID -tfI.fIl'... VI NI.
ilmS l. nlinR h- ffsf tern - President =
me N-s work. Racquet and leruI- club.
and 70 member - tIr ~ Andre \ItwaWa-
and Garden tfv climbs samuel Parrish.
fu, former Treasurer ~ W." = = g. aud
prssi,ont ~ t.. ~'iuuecp.t NIIs Coli club
he Precedence = 40 National As-.. iHiipr
one = 'he Nrs' 10 take up the game lu 'hia
,uuutry Mf Igrt = hos done much 90 W.t
ne ~lIuu",uta HIS clubs 'lv most eh'"r.
urisiug iu ne I r.'ed states " , hatfield
iavlot. tho best krown .olnns Wasuat" u
one 'Liug : q CERTAINTY % j. 'lt' 90 NJ VIII
run 'yr The flpc n Nr Thomas may again hr
induced ~ on me plHCs Few changes m"
-Spect"d among he or'c"ho'ders Hsid" from
the Pres lent NV who resIsn VII have 20
force themselves OF
II nu- rsather holds he Dyh-r Meadow
Golf tlub viii - 'ttuIsA %" Ntr'"r WI'IuI'
TX Ipins q single SATURDAY handicap S"or"-
fnrV kalbfel-,h announces 'hsf -" regular
ou tas SATURDAY FOR a prt7- offered h' amen.
s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-09

National league Gp.icn Rod vs.. Our Council.
At stars aleNs
unllrd HpSIug clubs Tournament Section No.
y Expansion. Cannon and New York city Sch yet
zen, at the GetmAuia Assembly Itpoms alleys.
Commercial League Victor 4 Acbris, PAssa
want a GO ana Rogers. rtet q Co. at1he Monarch
Iaiar alleys
Arrhdiot san Union League Tournament Holy
cross iyceIm Team ~. :. cathedral club TEAM
Va. AMI S~padlus Literary ln.un Team No. Z. a.
the tpIunlAl alleys
Lie Insurance ltagu. Idclty and casualty
60. GetmsiuR lItc Insurance Company, Mutual
LIE lnS.fAuce COMPANY and Metropolitan Life In.
SufAuc- Company. at th.rr'N ALLOYS
West SIDE ltAE4' century Nhrelmsn vs. Golden
Rod. Century Whce.msn " central. a, Meyers
alleys
Nfpnklyn Royal Aroauum leagu. PhiAdelphos
council, Prevr.fi CulnrN end Bushunek opunoi.
at TrAinOf ALLEYS
Rru.,u Ro,al A~suum leAgu. SUB tourns.
msui Burnside ,U.r,.. l'r'us tuancl and Nae
sa4 council. At lfa.uuf'S alleys
nav Rdgs Tournament Planet. Ivy Lat and
ltouI!e. az Koch alleys
1VrutN >uu Naft Tournament ANNEX 70
Tvsuty Sbth Ward. ~ kf4srS .lrNS
New Jersey Association 1oufuh msnt- Hour "
AlplGr u AfthurSA Ieys
Mo- and Is>r, Ie,g.c Nuniclst Y. NJ @, ;
vs. Feid Battery \. 81 the Mnutcar Y. NJ. G. a
ALLEYS
Paterson I'agur lvsrro~. Empire and Hnus
Nous At the luife Mons l. oOIm alleys
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-09

M1-oui. IomIie Not much OUT Of the
routin. was accomplished There was "A
roll call. followed by the reading II tho min
ut"- II tn" previous meeting After "A com
mItteo on credentials had been appointed
IA" meeting adjourned unttl tomorrow
morning
Play during the evening Was Of a much
better quality than the afternoon work
The Ro-cdal" club. which represented New
York In the second event. a hve-team con
tes'., Ia which SIX teams competed, ia He'd 10
make n good showing The honors in this
event vent =" tho DIFFICULTY dub Il Relic
Vile. N which won by an easy margin.
The New York represeUtativss were { Sic
vers. II Bclman, Me,loh, kesslcr and A
II Stevers. The scores