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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02

DRoPosAr.s-THE UN oERsIGNED. 40
l. d,tor Of Accounts Of tho state Of Della.
ware. will receive bids until Thursday. the
elst day of Nov A. D.. 1901, for tho printing
and binding Of '0J copies OF his official re-.
port. Said report to he printed In . sim liar
sLyls TO that OF the Auditors report OF 1900,
on paper Of like quu1ity. following the same
general style in typography ,siz? contents
and manner OF paging iN copies to be bound
In cloth, l5O in paper. Tho work mi ust be com
pleted and delivered within % days from Use
date OF swar ding Of Tho contract. unless the
time - extended ly the unasrsigned becau .
Of the necessary delay IN furnishing copy.
No bids will be considered which exceed the
maximum Of S. 0 yer page. The Auditor 70.
serves the right to reject any au all lids.
ana to requir, from the successful h oder !.
bond and .ppr val. for the proper perform.
auce Uf tho contract.
.PUkNAL B. NORMAN. JR.
STATE Auditor.
Dover, Del. oct. %, 1901. o23.at
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
MASQUERADE PARTY.

A masquerade surprise party was
rendered to Avian Allcn last evening
by a party Of thirty persons. They
boarded special car at Thirteenth
ard King Streets and from there he
went to Mr.. Aliens residence. The
evening was pleasantly spent.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
EjltIilcth Anniversary,

The cighticth anniversary OF the
Wilmington i'ema1e Bible Society
will be he'd on SUNDAY evening in
Hanover Presbyterian Church at 80
The pastor wli preach the sermon.
All interested in tins grand old work
are III rIted.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02

Ii Hung Chang Suffers From Hemorrhaga
Pekin. Nov. 2-Ll Hung Chsng's for
eign physicians this IN )rning pronounced
his condition grave. Ilo has had heinor
rhages for the last two days.
His death would probably atfect the ma
gotiation, as to Manchuria, which he has
been con iuoting with NJ. Paul Lesser.
Hussion Ministea to China.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
Custodian Browne.

Hugh c. Browne is still custodian
Of the Federal building. Nc pay at.
tao Les to the position yet he is held
accountable for each piece Of furnl
ture In the building.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
Charged With Wife BE atidg

Anthony Zuche wski was larrest-
ed this afternoon on The charge Of
wife beating. lie will be gle91Gu
hearing this evening before
Townsend. 1t is alleged thai
brutally beat. his wife and that u
treatment accorded her on that line
has been OF frequent occurrence.
He had been arrested some time
ago Tor assaultiny her.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
Inquest by C0rOn or

Coroner Frlck today held an in.
quest in the case Of James White,
colored, who was killed at Marshall
ton yesterday afternoon by b. s.
O. train.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
Students Department

lnorder that boys attendIngschool
may have proper exercise dur ing the
week the Y. NJ. c. A. has added a
students department to Its many
other privileges. The gymnasium
class will meet Tuesday and Friday
at 3 O'Clock p. IN. and IS open to boys
between the age Of IA and 16 years.
Special attention will be given them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
Saturday November ,, 1901

Saturday November :. 1901,
NrinI, dollars worth of $ me
things and on will feel very bad
Drink dollars woyth OF our
lava aud Noch, blcad coffee and
the most peasant feelings will be
cxugricnccd, ll,ere is no ot er
Just as good at 35c. pound, 3
pounds SI.oo.
B'Ah phones $50
HAN.C;N'S Ilr.e a1l Seventh,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
Even Bet on New York Election.

&Washing:on II. g.. Nov. l murphy s.
Co. OF New York and j. NJ. Hill, OF Alex
andria, to night posted 80. 900 side on
the New York eleOtions. Murphy & Co.,
represe n ting unknown New York parties
took tho Low end, and MIR Hiil the Shep
hard end. The bet was ., even money.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
To install EnCampm. .nts

Mr. Charles Hay ward, most eminent
Grand Commander OF MurieI Encanu-
insnt. No, 35 Su Knights of Malta, will
leave In two weeks for Fargo. y d, 10
iDstiuIe another encampment having over
100 names already Oh ths HIT
lie will also go to ConncctIcut to install
one cncainpment 10 the near future,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
Took Testimony

baldwin Springer, commissioners, last
night took testimony In tha divorce case
" Kate Faulkner W. John Faulkner Mrs.
Faulkner is represented by e. II, Cochran
Jr. rhe return will be made to the Sup,r
ior court this month,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
Large Radish

Isaac Fred residing on tho Lewis MIlIor
farm in Mil Cresk Hundred near Wood
dale, raised II mammoth ralIah that weigh
ID pounds 1t l. OF Tho L,evcinni variely
% We may judge from iIs stka, liz thinks
he boats Delaware in growing big rad
lshss.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
WANTED.

wv years of age. will make hi mself gen.
orally useful. Apply Frank Hucl. I'd aud
Walnut. n2.4L-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
PUBLICSALE
Will be sold at 2UJ Market sireat on
THURSDAY, NOV, /. lJJl.
at 90 a. M,

Household furniture as follows: s oak cham.
bcr suites, 8 pieces each. also bedsteads
with wasn tandS together with woven wire
sprlrgL mattresses, holsters, pillows, sheets.
quilts und toilet sets for the same. solid oak
restaurant tables, | extension and one ki:cAa On
table, 10 dining room chairs l restaurant
counter and glass, counter stools. stair
carpets, about l8J yards Of floor mating and
about . yards iinoleum also ] fine steel
range. mndely v. Clad u Go. cost sl"5 and
is. nearly new, rs are nearly all the other
gools JOS. l.. CARThN TER, Jt.
Wa Hukill Auc. n2.sat-mon-weu
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
Vital Statistics.

Secretary Cshill reports that th,re wsr'
a. deaths. 10 births, and IL marriages 70
corded during tho week. . -. sadA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
Mann " rcCLel

" hi lhr ] u'h IN pn! VIE Of
We 'Il' go It.C'Y lh"ir
H. y'.,...., ! '.'y
" Nv Irn. n
.nc.i.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
Bishop Zardettito to succeed Falconio.

Rome, Nov. ,. The appointment
of Bishop Zardetti, formerly Bishop
of st. Cloud, Mimi, as Apostolic
Delegate tc Canada, is rumored at
the Vatican. Xardetti' will replace
Archbishop Falconio, who goes to
Washington when Cardinell Marti.
nell is recalled to Rome next year.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
We're After Coo MS

Horace Rettew. Jr., accompanied
by that famous coon hunter "lke,
Elliott, spent last night along the
st. Georges canal after coons. Hor.
ace under Elliotts instruction man.
aged to stir up several animals but
strange 10 say they all managed
to eude the gunners with the ex-
ception of one.
Mr.. Elliott spends the greater
part Of his time hunting coons and
knows more about those anm ais
than any other man IN the state.
The Thermometer ut W. Z. TayIor's
tered ~ follows:
O'Clock lDo'clook O'nock
81 50 63
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02

EOR SALE-TWO OR TH REF FRESH NSIl
i cows. Apply Moses Low,her iarm -E.99
near areeuvile. o3l-Bts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
Hunters Rewarded,

The game law opened in Mary
land yesterday and many gunners
from this city took advantage Of
the privilege Hiram Collier and
Edward Richardson went to
Elkton and during the day bag
gcd twenty rabbits and several
squirrels.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
FOR SAi.k.

E'OR SALE-A FARM OF so ACRES NEAR
II Carpenter station in Brandywine Hid;
Ii is farm Is we'll situated an d in II hi Hh state
Of cultivation: S2otU can ,emain. Apply TO
Mrs sara Z. wright, Boothwyn, Pa
olG'lm'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02
Removed to this City.

Wesley Wales. the new physical
director OF the Y. M. {. A.. has re.
moved his household effects from
Baltimore to this city and will re.
side at No. 80 Rooney street. His
family arrived here this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02

w tis restaurants and private iamiliss
titlort notice. Apply Ut Wi!in!n.tuu lnasti
ttLts Office SU5 SLipley street. n!J II
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02

Z. Or SALE E FOLDlNG BEDS. ON E
q restaurant steamer. fne asso rtment of
paror and cook stoves, brass badstrad, saloon
tables. odd bureaus aud stands fine letter
press. comodes naa tol mirrors, office chairs,
table. clock scales. one tin plate stove ne
domestic sowing machine. parlor suites. fine
T. ms, IUO goose feather pillows. bedroom
sui tcs So up, rockers 5Octs silebuards IS up.
fne assortment OF antique, consisting OF
bookcase, desk, chest OF drawers.
sofa. bureau. pedestal tab!a Open every
night. McMahon Bros, No. 80! King street.
Delm phone l226 Oa
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02

L Ok SAi.E-BUS SINESS WAGONS AT
l. Second und French street. 'time givon.
Hammond, a3l. .3mS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02

WANT Ed AuDNE SiNG,lN LOT, FROM
W lOOJ to 100 yOO lists furnished; quick
servica. Box 40 city. o94.ti
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02

II OR SALE-BARGAlNS CAN BE RAD
II In second han furniture ut the N. W
Corner of SiAtli aud Orange streets; severa
antique article, Of furniture also for sale.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-02

ONCE \ STATE MANA
wv ger 50 a day and EXPENSES: reference
and small cash security required Addres
box " New Castle nel. nl-2L'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-09
INCOME TAX WILL
BE PAID TODAY
And An Appeal to the Supreme
Court Will Be Taken
Immediate Y.

The first formal move will be made
this morning in the test of the income
tax law. The papers have been pre-
pared by Smith & Lewis and General
Hartwell, and will be filed this morn
ing.
Both the corporation and Individual
clauses of the law will be attacked
Some time today payment will be made
to Collector Pratt, under protest, of the
income tax due on the property of a
corporation, and also on that of an in
dividual. Until the papers are filed. the
title of the test cases cannot be made
public.
The protest of payment will simply
contain the stipulation as to the agreed
facts, the plaintiff contending that the
law IS unconstitutional, the defendant
making a general denial
On this general proposition the ap-
peal to the Supreme Court is to be
made. That body will take up the
question Monday morning or Tuesday
afternoon. The Supreme Justices have
been making a study of income tax
laws and various authorities and deci-
sions. since the Legislature passed the
law and its legality was questioned.
Consequently the Supreme Court will be
prepared to act Immediately upon the
test case, and decision is confidently
expected before Chief Justice Frear
leaves for his vacation the last of Au-
gust
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-09
[, H. MILLER..WEDS
ANNA [. HOLMES

BERKELEY. July 27.-Niss Anna
Lucia Holmes and Loye H. Miller, two
graduates Of the University of Califor-
MIA, will be married on August /. The
wedding will take place in Riverside,
where Miss Holmes parents have re-
sided for many years Although Mr.. Mil
Ier's former home was also in Riverside,
the young people first became acquaint-
ed while attending college together here.
The were both earnest workers in the
young peoples societies of the local
First Congregational Church. Miss
Holmes graduated from the College of
Social Sciences last May. While at the
university she was a member of the
Prytaneans. an honor society among the
college women, and took a leading part
in all their affairs. She played Widow
Virgins in the junior farce, James
Wobberts,'' and has taken leading roles
in many university theatrical perform
ances since then. Mr.. Miller graduated
from the College of Chemistry in 1885, re-
ceiving the degree of bachelor of science
He was called to Honolulu, where he
holds the position of professor of natur-
al science in Oahu College He came up
from the Islands about two weeks ago to
claim his bride. After the wedding the
young people will go to Honolulu. where
a home Is awaiting them.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-09

At midnight last night a police officer
discovered one OF the big iron window
shutters In the store building Of I. II.
Davies & Co. on the Kaahumanu
street side, wide open. This was next
to the office portion. An examination
was made of the interior, but nothing
was found disturbed around the office
or safes An employee of the company
was telephoned for, who also made an
investigation. Just how the iron
shutter could have been opened is a
mystery. When tightly closed an iron
bar falls across the back of the two
shutters, and there were no marks on
the iron to show that a Jimmy had
been used.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-09
LOCALS.

kLo1g- No 1. X, Of P, meets to-
5. young American boy is
as clerk in retail store
ag goods and guns at auction
Il horgan's saiesrooms. at 10
hm0n modern cottage, with nice
d good ueighborhood, is offered
Il At SIS month. See ad.
7,aaa Lodge No. q, will hold a
uestng this evening. Work
tid degree viii be the order
geaing.
2k and white cocker spaniel
s1ayed from the owner, who
{ liberal reward for the return
See ad.
sg2goobs Of the Hawaiian Ag-
"a. company and HOuomu Su-
lgaay wui be closed to traus-
,77 l-.a 20 the 18th instants,
Sunday Tse Hop ( Co. viii
4 branch market on the cor
a.5-a end Beratauia streets.
aadia the kahikinui meat,
asiia and final assessment of
snare Of the McBryde Sugar
a-l b= due September %.
- = come delinquent on Sep
|. 5,s.,a d Co., Of the Lace House,
-, .5seit-a a new line Of black
49, ID tae latest styles. They
/ splendid value at $3.50; also,
= sssortuent of dry goods and
.5..5s list Of which is pub
~. A5.e will b. sold at auc-
=. Z. James 2. AIorgan-s sales
al 10 o'clock
n g'- a,=- Ithica calendar clocks
Ast' In stock by Il. F. Wfch-
a. sa.d 80 be absolutely tbs
3d. clocks made. His stock
..., %.5,sAao.lers Of the Hawaiian
ana Industrial schools AS.
4 Caz s-' hold a meeting at tn,
On r. sore, on Fort street, a
i. 'l me 30 instant.
. ,.l 3, dealer for La InsuIar 9.
e. u lae best scent cigar ar 't oa tb y.
By h 7aa45 name and register
sss proe no, u Lawrence & Co, Ho
s,.,r., sssiye tobacconists.
r. On Nuaanu street, mex
eai cIa. rSatral Market win hav,
Egae 1.'ee sale, beginning to
i IN MI. article in the store i
II 3ri g.a'' tlgures. and at great,
ar.s,., Ia!l and be convinced
IVA. dividend Of l per cent I
as ' sa, the stockholders q
se.s,s agar Plantation Company
@ 4 as Of this company wi
III y 5rt Transfers from the 1 p +:
'S both dates inclu
i.;s o Ge :, a special meeting G
g IT, IL IL Z. O. Hail & Son Eta
7aars5as,t. the Safe Deposit build
dss AZ. The 18th instant, A
H. fsrY no,s.quested to be pres
i'aAt matters will b
eS s1sa?e on Nuusnu ROAD .,
Z SIM = M E. F. ) g 8jsbozI tn tn
81 aa aas.e is offered @i'f roT rs an
tbqll3ISses. with TWO stalls, ar ar
"a e sss are lnclosedi IN TOT H., SCI sa
scd.efsr mad by calling .
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-09
u BREvITIEs.

VUn. we're expected
sp H9 9siy nth. -,
rho ss98 s2t a number
jgi5Iosai' O''=
f. s.5 his bicycle
. ,s.,5sy night ''''
i o.'' raps aavscs ADVERT. sa@R55g On a
,2' board etc. .. he Misses
f31' coward ana ,"T - Save save
", gay Young we're -
81 5 5sris. july 10. p,,.,st
pr :o.5sry is a p a@sgad the .'
u N route Al 1''0
sa''- -.,.
] sgl retains his me- To , eIs
ID: .9i.s s at the i's
f s,,,,r.,,,,A
clerk Of the supreme
LasaSS' few days ago -. = G.si
I, w.
o. Wood viii remain
u ai' ., for another year. IA
M. Wood may '0'i'p''
| pc. yssrsr3ey received his
! R'a'oI postmaster on E~ =. d
IN its presentation 10
& CIV excused from jury ser
.rs leaving the city lor
So il IS sa.o because 'hsS
Ii;..si-o1 ICES will be taken py
! u hrs. Men and women
::
~, la. 2, afternoon in three
= ,. the Bishop estate. Mrs.
eh c. Allen No decision
8 81
irS .~s he concluding ar
: B'.es l5.,, in the c. D. Bry-
,. sl... ADDITIONAL to file writ
{. ~
-as .-.sr.a5 Yesterday to
Fa1a VS. 5TGr-mona Kimakea,
s. -'.-i u srr1w-d $50, ubelee
--le! U.s. D-s4rtion is aIleg-
-C-i- 50, asnarmau.
-.- r--,,- ,,,,rroves
ii-als s-r The magazine for
ss'3 -. ....+rr.v Illustrated. and
,ra hing To- send to
49,. ~ 5.arsrsrs about Ha-
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Z sIs % p Ill. ~ ~ 1,aetine
q -'--2 --iIgrc. NJ "
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& ''-t.i'a an , - 1-rCor,or M,
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-09

The criminal calendar win be called
by Judge Gear next Monday, and all
cases ready for trial will be set for
hearing
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-09

spruanee, Stanley g Co., San Fran
CISCO, are the proprietors or the ceie-
arated kentucky Favsrite" whisky.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-05-03
AWARDED TO DETROIT.
Chicago Penaiized by the Umpire for
Playing for Delay.

CHICAGO. May 2--Cmpire Connolly
awarded today game between the Detroit
and Chicago teams to the Tigers in the
first half OF the ninth inning. Griffith had
been pitching fine bali and had the visi-
tors almost at his mercy up to the ninth
inning. After the Detroits had succeeded
in scoring six runs through a combina-
ton Of hits and errors. Griffith tried to
prolOng the contest in the hope that the
umpire would call the game back to the
eighth inning. A shower had set in and
II was growing dark. but the umpire or
dered the players 10 go on with the game.
Griffith then deliberately gave Gleason
his base on balls and tried to do the same
thing with Holmes, but Holmes made d
two-base hit. The Tigers nav made an
attempt to counteract Griffth's tactics,
and Holmes started from second for home
in an attempt to be put out. but the Chi
cag0 players refused 10 touch him and
Connolly gave the game TO Detroit by
score of TO O.
Then despite the pouring rain, pande-
monium broke loose. The crowd made
a rush for the umpire, but ne took refuge
in the players cage. President Comiskey
pushed his way through the crowd end
with the assistance Of a sudden terrific
gust Of rain, succeeded in scattering the
crowd. one man struck at Connolly hut
missed him The score:
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-05-03
Results mt worth, Ind.

WORTH. May 2.--Results of today's races;
track fast:
First race-for -year-oIls and UPWARD;
six furlongs Boney Boy (Coburu). TO ,, won;
sevoy (Robertsonl. to ), second: ". }. Deboe
(Gormley). to >, third. Time 1913 10
Second race-For four-year-oIds and upward !;
selling five and One-half furlongs Cora HayilI
II &C. Booker. 10 /. won; Dousterswivel (Isob-
ertson), 3 to ]. second; AVIATOR Otis - to l.,
third Time, 1:l0 2-5.
Third race-For three-year-olds; one mile
Operator (Donneiiy), to 1, won; Boomerack
Uominck) 10 2, second; Eocrys (Seaton), 10
10 l. third Time l:I2 -
Fourth race-For three year-olds and upward ,
one and one-siXtcenth miles. The Conqueror II
(5oburn), to l. won Robert Waddcll (Seaton),
4 TO l. second; Louisville (Crowhurst), to l,
third Time As 81
Fifth race-For four-year- and upward .
selling; Ave and onc-haf furlongs Our Lizzie
(Niatthews). to I. won; Rival Dare (Baker)
10 to / second: Draw Lad tCrowhurst), ) to ?,
third Time 90 2-5.
Sixth raee-For three-year- ods and upward
selling; one and one-eighth miles. Trebor (Otis),
- 10 /. won; Rhinelander (Domnick), even,
second; Il Caney (Coburn). to l, third. Time,
50 30
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-05-03

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Nay Results of today's

LOUISVILLE, KY. May Results of today's
races; track fast;
First race-For three-ycar-oIds and upward :;
selling: five and one-half furlongs. Lilly Pant
land 0rven) to l. won; Gloria tWinkheid), 3
to ?, second; Lyror Bell Cochran, TO s. third
Time. los 1-2.
Second racc-For two-year-olds; selling; four
and one-half furlongs. Hans Wagner 0Iryen), 3
to >. won; Man O'War Cochran, 60 ,, second;
Baccie 6. Woods. TO >, third. Time, 0:5j -
Third race-FOr three-year-olds and upward
selling: one mile Chorus Boy @. Woods, to
,. won; Whitfield (Winkfeld), to l, second;
seeundus (Ransom), Is to l, third. Time
I.42 IA.
Fourth race-For three-year- and upward;
selling; six and one-half furlongs. Princess
Ottillie q. Woods 70 5, won; Beauty Book
(Ransom). to ? second; Rodd 81. Adamsl, 80
10 l. third. Time, 1:22-
Fifth race-For three-year-ods and upward;
seven furlongs. Trinity Bell (R Murphy. to
l, won; Miss Soak (Cochran), to /, second;
Ethel Wheat g. WoOds), to I. third. Time,
d H.
Sixth race-For three-year-olds and upward;
selling; six furlongs. Sim W. (Cochran). to
5 won; The Butcher o. Woods, to /, sec
ond: Mosketo (Alexander) to l. third. Time.
l.I5.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-05-03

ST. LOUIS, May Entities for tomorrow 5
races:
First race-For two-yesr-olds; teur and one
half furlongs. Nlargery Long, Schwaibe. Maggie
Clopton Queen Burlington. Ruby Ray, Helen
Print, All Mine, Urmit, Mystic, Glensa Learn
ing. rs.
Second race-For four-y ear-olds and upward
selling; and onc-eiglith miles.-JOe Doughty.
III: Forte. Celtic Bard, c. T. Jones, los; Chopin,
WIndWar Ill.
Third race-For two-year-olds; selling; five fur
longs.-TIio. 100: Equal 1903; Warner. l06. Anna
Elliott, Mary Sybilla. 1903; Lemuel, l0S Ardita.
100; Jim Seaman 100.
Fourth rsce-For three-year- and upward;
six frlongs Fonso. 100; Linden Ella, l07
Hobart Pinochle Nohleman. Ia; Waxtaper, ll2;
Maxmus l0o; Louisville Belle, l09
Fifth race-For three-vear-o!ds; one mile
Wall III; Fred Hessig 100; Dandy Jim, 1l2: Mis-
Aubrey, lO2; Bowen l07.
Sixth race-For three-year-ods and upwards
selling; mile and Ssiz yards.-llurry, s.;
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-05-03
QUALIFYING FOR THE FINALS.
The Spring Tournament of the Chevy
Chase Golf Climb.

The annual spring tournament OF the
Chevy Chase Golf Club opened yesterday
morning at the Chevy Chase links. The
greens were in splendid condition, and a
large number of players both from Wash
ington and points outside the city were
present The tournament opened with the
match for the club cup. The qualification
round was governed by match play rules
and covered eighteen holes instead of
thirty. In the afternoon those who made
the lowest scores in the morning contested
again. The first of the final rounds will
be played this morning
The important matches will be those
for the handicap cup, which will be played
today and tomorrow. In this event the
score viii probably be very low inasmuch
as the players viii be evenly matched as
"A result of the work of the Handicapped.
Prizes were awarded the winners of the
qualification rounds yesterday afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-05-03
THE RACING CALENDAR.
ResnIts nj Annednct.

AQUEDUCF May 2.-ResuIts Of today's races;
track slow:
First race-Handicap; for /t,ree-year- and
upward; six fwlongs. Magic Light Oliles). 8
to ,, won; The Rhymer PiggotD, even, second;
Big Gun (Fanduzen), 5 to ,, third Time,
l:4 a..
Second race-For tiree-y ear-oTds and upward
selling; about seven fwlongs Bfilionaire (Won-
derly). 8 to /. won; Mercer (Booker) to l..
second; Curtsey CThompson). u to /, third.
Time, I:26.
Third race-For two-year-olds: selling; four
and one-haIf furlongs. Flintlock CNfles), to 8.
won; Equalize (Brenuan). 3 to 2 second; Bour-
bon King q. DalO, 70 to Il, tAird. Time
I:G2 80
Fourth race-The Roc1away Stakes; for three
year-olds and upward; about seven furIongs. Sad
ducee tNichaels). to .. won; Trumpet (Burns)
8 to 3. second; Himself (WopderiD, TO l.
Fifth race-For three-year-brds and upward
selling; one mile and seventy yards. Alard
Chchaels}. 20 T. Won Wait Not Q.andry) 8
to ,, second Matt Simpson (Brennan), g to l,
third. Time. IS 3-5.
Sixth race-For maiden two-year-e lds: selling
five furlongs Pluto Ofile9 10 |, won Blue
Blood kelly. to , second; Tea Varre Clam
dry. 10 l. third Time 1902 3-5.