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New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
THE RUNNERS AT FORT ERIE.

Buffalo Aug. l-Winepress to-day ran the first
mile OF the mile and sixteenth race in 1894
After the race she bid up $500 over her en-
tered selling price. After throwing his rider twice
and falling twice at the post. Moderator won the
second race In a driving finish by head. Four
faVorites won. The summaries:
First (selling. eyear-olds and upward six
furlongsp-Tybis. l07 Cunningham, TO and 5 10 =
won: Lady silver IL. Jackson. O 6 10 3,
second: Tamarin 10 HOuc. l. third. Time, l:i5i.
-Olds four and onehaf furlongs)
Moderator l04 (Mnden 3i2 and 10 >. won; Barrt-
cade o1 (NOndery). and 10 D, second; Katherine
r.. 10l CGough). j. to /. third. Time. 0:Jos
Third Nouryearolds and upward; one mile and a
sixfeenthWinepress Too tWonderly IL TO and 10 ..
Bell Court. 100 IL. thompson. 20 and 20 o.
second; Radford. iO5 CTroxer), 10 !. third Time.
46i..
Fourth -year-olds five furongs)-lac 1l2 H.
Lewis. even won. Easy Street. los Il. Thomp
and >. second: Concertina, lO7 a. Day).
J, third Tine O3-
Fifth 0our-year-olds and upward; six and one
half furongs)-Hieway. l0I Wonderly) II 10 and !
10 .. Euclaire. lO5 (McQuade 10 and 70 o.
second: Branch l05 IN HID. to l. third. Time, LEI =
Sixth selling: threeyear-olds and upward; six
furlongs'-Msggie W. 90 IL Jackson. 10 and even
Maple, l05 (Wonderly). 20 and 10 > second;
BadinaGe los Oroxerl, 10 20 ]. third. Time. l:l5ie
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
MORE TROUBLE FOR OROURKE.

Tom O'Rourke, the promoter OF prizefghts Is
certainly having his own troubles since the Horton
law repealed. ORourke recently announced
that he would not hold any more bouts in Bridge
port Conn. the bouts held there not lucra-
tive. He is further reported to have said that he
would not hold any boxing bouts I'm that
State until his club at East Port Chester Is
completed. in October. report has been pub
lished that James +. Walsh, Prosecuting At
forney. disagrees with O'Rourke, and says that
the latters charter allows ORourke TO give boxing
shows only In Bridgeport and that he therefore
has something TO say to whether bouts
can be held in East Port Chester.
IL IS likely that Mr. Walsh will refuse 20 let the
contests be held. IL Is said he Is opposed to
boxing.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

It's own way. and at the start 1t looked If the
handicap too large The last goal was made
just the period ended Score: Westchester. =
Philadelphia. l.
The second period nvelier playing. with the
ball well away from both goals J. +. McFadden
succeeded in adding more 10 Phadephia's
score and he the only tally. The ab-
sence Of team work led To a good deal of fruitless
riding Score. WestCheStcr. :: Philadelphia =
The third period more exciting and more
fruitful In goals, especially for Philadelphia. which
was playing together better. The eighth goal was
won 10y O. MCFadden from a wide angle In the
ninth Havcmcyer made a safety for Westchester
George McFaddens horse fell. threw his rider and
then rolled over on top OF him. After short in
termission in which McFadden got his wind he
was back again. NvelieT than ever and great
applause by taking the next goal Score: West
chester. -. Philadelphia. {.
In the last period Vest chester lost half OF point
on q foui by Blair. who blocked the knock in. The
thirteenth was made by Havemeyer from an open
Held close To- the goal. George MCFadden did some
pretty driving and riding down the field but lost
the bah. on the next play ne made 1t. The next
was made by J. I. McFadden after several had
missed H. and left the ball I'm front of the goal.
The last goal was rather spectacular. George
McFadden. having "a clear wide angle. knocked the
bail through the fly Score: Wcstchester IOi,
Philadelphia, . The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
RACINE AT ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, Aug. Lord Neville was the only win
ming favorite at Delmar to-day Four second
choices and outsider the other events.
Track fast. Summaries:
FIRST race Selling; five furongsl-Bonnicoosa, l03
tONeil to !. irOosuta. lob Crvin), TO !,
ond; Badger. l06 CogsweD. 20 10 l. third. Time lo4 =
Second race purse: six furongs)-The Wag i07 WA:
SOM , 10 ], Mamie j. 1872 (OS SeilD. u l.,
ond: Little Henry. lc5 CGrand). TO l. third. Time
Third race Selling; five and one-haf furlongs)-Taby
Tosa, lOl IT. o Bren) 10 . Lady Brockway. lOl
R Murphy. 20 10 !. Fecond; Miss Dora, 1Ol dale. 3
70 l. third. Time lO9s4
Fourth tseling; and one-quarter miles)-Iee
Bruno, 1O6 o6more). to l. won Beana. l02 IT.
olsrlenl 20 D. second; Irving Mayor 50 (Ear 30 10
]. third. Time. 2s0S51.
Fifth tsellng; seven furlongs)-Chares g. 40
ft5ilmoreD, 10 l. Sue Johnson los
even second Dan Paxton. lO5 Dale. = to l. third.
Sixth tpurse: six furlongs)Lori Neville. 1O7 IT
o Br1en) to ;. won; Sard. 1o2 Lindsey. to
ond; hazan, l05 0iilmore). 10 2 third. Time. lis
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
FAyORITES WIN AT HAWTHORNE.

Chicago Aug. WEATHER clear and track good
at Hawthorne to-day. Summaries:
First race five one-haf acknowledgements, 9S
irkenruthl l. won; Hargis. l07 Winkied), to D.
Lapidus (iansch 10 TO third Time Osb&
second race (seven furlongslThe Conqueror ii, los
Knight ! to = won Battle. liz o. Hicks. TO 2
second: Beauty Book 112 (ansch) 80 TO third Time
l:2Sa. 40
Third race (steeplechase; short course-Frond, liS
QIovdl to l. won Donation CIV. Hughes. IL to B.
second: Crest (Sater) 5. third Time. 2:o51z
Fourth race tpurse: mile and twenty yardsl-SiN
Shooter l07 (knight). 10 10 won Argregor lo2 uoi-
/ second: Flying Torpedo, l0s tNinkfielo)
. 10 !. third. Time. 1:42i<.
Fifth race Qhandicap; SIX furlongsl-J. V Kirby i0
s TO 3 W Rosewar. l03 (Ransch), 10 j.
second; Jaubert (DupeeD. IL >. third Time ll5
Sixth selling mile and a acknowledgements
(Ransch). !. won; Nettie Regent lOo Ct hnight
second: Odnor. ~ CGormleyl 10 .. third Time
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
THE RACETRACK.
wATFRCOLOR WINS THE BRIGHTON
DERBY AND $500 WITHOUT
MUCH EFFORT.

The blight that seems TO have overtaken so many
of the horses three years old or older TINS season.
together with the approach of the Saratoga
meeting resulted yesterday in spelling the first run
ming of the Brighton Derby Of A0.cN JIst as II
ruined what promised to be an important race lot
the Brighton Cup last Saturday. The Brighton
Beach Racing Association cannot be blamed Tor the
fact that so few races involving many horses OF
the highest class have been over its track this
summer Valuable purses and stakes have been
offered but with The exception of the Brighton
Handicap the fields in these important races Tor
the older horses have been meagre TO the farcical
point. .
Practically watercoor was the only horse in the
Brighton Derby yesterday. All Green and Mortalio
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
NEW-YORK WINS At BOSTON.
HEAVY HITTING CONTEST. WITH a CLOSE
AND EXCITING FINISH.

Boston. Aug. (SpeciaD.-The closing game of the
present series to-day between the New-York and
Boston teams won by the visitors after a
particularly close and exciting battle. The result
broke Boston's winning streak ana checked the
NeW-York teams toboggan ride. The pitchers of
both teams were hit hard Dneen was knocked out
of the box in the seventh inning. and Nichols who
succeeded him, mad his troubles in the ninth.
Mathewson hit viciously In the first and
ninth innings. where the home players scored
of their eight Outside of these innings
Mathewson pitched finely. The baserunning done
by Van Haltren clever the veteran being fire.
quenty appauded. Mcbride led I'm the batting
with three singles and two-bagger. A New York
reporter, who accompanied the visiting team
while sitting in the Grandstand, struck in the
face by foul Zip and had his nose broken. Score:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
FINE PLAYING AT SOUTHAMPTON.
MEMBERS AND GUESTS INCLUDES NOTED
RACKS-RICHARDSON WINS PRIZE
IN QUALIFYING ROUND.

Southampton Long Island Aug. 1.-The quiet
club tournament of the Shinnecock Eilis COLI
Club, which only for members season SUB
scribers and their guests turned out to be an In
vitaton tournament of mean character. as the
guests proved 10 be combination of the very
best talent that could be gathered through
the metropolitan district and in college circles
The golf played was of high order. and nothing
"a qualified. even I'm the third eight. III re-
quired clever playing to get into the first eight.
and such noted cracks Louis Livingston jr..
James A Tying. a Dewitt Cochrane. Roy DE
Rasmes and A. NJ. Brown found themselves in the
second set. while the third set contained such able
players as Percy r. Pyne, I'd. the former ntsrcol-
iegiate champion: Daniel Chauncey. Grenvie Kane.
W. B. Cheney and c. F. Watson. The nrz~ for ths
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
POLO.
WESTCHESTER DEFEATS PHILADEL-
PHIA C. C. AT POINT JUDITH
CLUB GROUNDS.
GEORGE M'FADDEN'S PONY FALLS AND
ROLLS ON HIS RIDER, WITHOUT IN
JURY TO LATTER-SCORE 1914 TO O.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TR1BuxE.I

tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Narrangansett Pier, r. L. Aug. LIN the opening
match for the Rhode Island cups to-day at the
Point Judith Country Club grounds between the
Country Club of Westchester and the Philadelphia
Country Club polo teams. the former by a
score of 104 to 9. The game was an interesting
one but not exciting that of yesterday.
There was lack of team work. and the players
not sure in their strokes. making many
misses.
Tomorrow there will be a scrub game between
team made up of Blair. Strawbridge. Kennedy
and Brokaw, and another of Wheeler Disston.
Snowden and Warburton. The final between West
chester and Point Judith for the Narrangansett
cups Saturday.
To-day's game started in rather slowly, there
being lack of team work. in great contrast to the
game of yesterday. Westchester seemed to have
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
GOLF.
PRACTICE SCORES AT HOLLYWOOD
SMASH ALL RECORDS FOR
THE LINKS.
ANDERSON, NORTON AND BALL EACH DO
A PROFESSIONALS FROM ALL PARTS
OF THE COUNTRY GATHERING FOR
TO-DAY'S BIG TOURNEY.

Scenes at the Hollywood links yesterday were
prophetic of the activity that will prevail to-day
when the big open tournament is started. Most of
the players who to start in the thirty-sx hole
contest medal play were on hand for a practice
round and the may be taken indicative
of the results of to-day's match. The course was
in prime order and the general opinion seemed TO
be that the cards would average lower than in the
recent contest at Westbrook where 157 was the
top score. willie Smith. the ex-champion, said
he would not be surprised to see l56. Smith was
slightly indisposed as a result of the sudden
change in climate, and after playing six holes
withdrew for the day Smiths prediction was
borne out by several of the practice scores
willie Anderson, the champion of the United
States. made brilliant round of SS. which estab-
fishes a record for the course Par golf at
Hollywood has always been reckoned at Al, and
this has not been made in actual play
willie Norton, the Deal Beach professional ana
Donald Ball. of Narragansett Pier equaled An
derson's record later in the day, each scoring
3S Anderson finished the double round in 81 Nor
ton in SO and Ball in S2 Their cards follow
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
MANHATTAN CRICKET CLIrR
WGOTERN AND ROBERTS MATCHED.

Sam" Harris and Sam" Fitzpatrick the respec-
tive managers of Terry McGovern and Jack
Roberts. of London. the English champion in the
class. met yesterday and agreed a match
between their men for the worlds championship at
126 pounds weigh in at o'clock on the afternoon
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

Totals y : 80 10 I"Ia!s '.---'f TT = :
-Two when winning scored.
I;rooLyr ................. o . . / - - - O--l
Earned Philadelphia /. brooklyn. l. Two base
hit-Sheckarl. Stolen MrCIcery. First
base Philadelphia. 2 Brooklyn. l. Left ON
bases-Psiad alphia. - Brooklyn, q. sacrifice hits
Thomas Jennings Haman. kseler DAILY. Iirst base
bals-OH Kennedy. 3; on Duggeby l. Struck ou;-By
Kennedy, ;; by DuEEleby, ,. Time 30. Umpire
Enlsiie
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

RACING-Baghton Beach Racing Association. Brighton
Beach. 2:30 y.
wHIST.-American Whist League, Ailwaukee-
LAWN TENNIS.-Rotel Wentworth tournament; tourna-
ment Norfolk, Conn.
Brooklyn Boston, Boston, Ne~-aOih Ns'
Philadelphia. Polo Grounds
GOIsF.-InvitatiOn tournament, Shnnecock HIS open
and professional tournament HOLLYWOOD.
CANOEING.-American Canoe Association meet, St Law
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
FORTUNATUS GETS THE GOODWOOD GU
ARTHUR JAMEs's COLT, RIDDEN BY MAIER.
WINS THE VALUABLE TROPHY.

London Aug. 1.-Fortunatus. ridden by Maher'
won the Goodwood Cup to-day.
The Goodwood Cup is of 1900 soyereigns, for
three-year-olds and upward. distance two miles and
a half The following was the result in detail:
Arthur James's b. c. Fortunatus. by 81. Frusquin-
,t,rae wears old .tMaher)
Lord Ellesmeres Inquistive. by Hampton.None
he Wiser old ID IL hattlH)
Sir f. Cassels b. Z Fleur Fte. by st. Florian--
Summerdae .NbuclahdiD q
Five horses ran.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
NEW YORK
Totals .35 5 IL - 10 =.
-Batted for Kittridge in ninth.

Boston .......................4 o I q o SIS
New-fork ....-.--...--.-....O u 2 , . / q 3-3
Earned runs-Boston 1; New-Yors. , Two-base hits
Mcbride. Selbach Three base hits Murphy. Srang
rifce hs-kittridge sebach Van Haltren. Double plays
-Strang Camel and Warner. hall
Dineen. /; Nichols. of Mathewson, 3 Struck out
By Dneen. !: by Nichols J. by Mathewson ! WTd
pi.ches-Mathewson. Dineen. Tlme-2:Os Umpire-Dwyer
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

cornwall Ont. Aug -Four lock gates were
carried away in Cornwall Canal last night and
navigation will be suspended until they are re-
placed This will likely take two days bur If 1ha
bottom or the lock is much damaged or filled with
SraVel more time may be required. The water IN
the level. which is a mile long Hooded tha sur
rounding land 10 a deDth of seven faa1
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

NpbtnaEewENoT-ran pnn% : D.ke, Dyker Meadow T. g
> farrsh, Jr, ShtnnecOcS r. E StoldarT Shinrec,ol,.
X We.lran shnuecoCN; r. FuIier 5arr en- oirv- p y
Young Garden City, V. Mason Maidstone: Governs
,o The match play in the afternoon resulted as fol-
fESt cup tnrSt round)-C. II. Macdonald beat II Wvv.
py UP and 6 10 play; l. y. Murdoch beat " = E-rsn
hy Cp and TO play: G. Tiffany Richardson beat Cbare
IIitchcoCk; IT.. oy up, r. T. Watson jr beaf 1,e
Lancey Ntcoll by Up and nIav 80 Ne
second Gup thrst roundl-Louis Livingston II bsa.
lanes ~ IynG by AMI to play; stephen Nash best
IT III Curtis by Up in 10 holes; Roy F. de Rasnes
neat y lie Witt t'0chTane I 10 in 10 holes "
broWn beat G. j Cooke. by UP and to pav " -
Ihlrd cup first rourd)-DaneI Chauncev hear Crs,
VILE Kane ny ara play: Percy It pyrs 2f ~.
w: - Cheney by up and , 10 Nevbold Edgar has,
hihu Root. jr by up s play: G. r. WatsS1 ~
A. Wellman by UP 1 to play - '7"'
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

John Flanagan. the worlds champion hammer
thrower. has resigned from the New-York Athletic
Club. and in the future will appear In the colors
of the Irish American Athletic Club of which he
has been a member for two years.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
UTICA BONDS SELL WE'LL.

Utica. N Y. Aug. 1.-The city this afternoon
sold at auction s6S o0 in bonds for the building of
the library The bonds per cents. and
sold at 109i4, said to be the highest premium paid
for any ny 1s municpal bonds ~ the State The premium
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
ELAPSED
CRICKET.
MANHATTAN DEFEATS BROOKLYN AT
PROSPECT PARK

The Brooklyn and Manhattan Cricket clubs had a
close and well contested game yesterday at Pros
pect Park where the latter gained a victory by l3
runs and wicket to spare. Il. J. O'ReiIIy and G.
+. bradshaw made good stand for the winners
at critical part of the game and put on 20 and
70. respectively. G. 7. Hole also batted well for
-, not out, while c. Adam added TO- For Brook
lyn. \. :. Durrant. with Is. and \. Brown VIII
-, were the chief scorers. J. H. TattersalI did the
best bowling OF the game. and captured 3 wickets
for runs, while +. S. Scanlon was doing well for
Brooklyn when he taken off The score:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
ICE CREAM MAKES NAVY sTcE

Farmer. N Y, Aug. 1.-At Epworth League
festival held on the lawn of the Methodist Church
in Lodi last evening eghty-two persons were "a ken
very sick after eating ice cream Three doctors
who were present relieved the sick ones, and an
out Of danger to-day.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

The third and final baseball game of the cham
pionship series between the crack Orange Athletic
Club and New-York Athletic Club teams will be
played the. Orange Oval Saturday afternoon
and the contest is exciting unusual interest
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

STEAMBOATS,.
AND POINTS IN

ID)\UJS) III (U)Ik NEW ENGLAND
FsTT RrvER LINE via Newport and Fal. River
Leave pier 10 \ r. foot OF Warren St. Weekdays ana
Sundays $40 P NJ steamers F1'49~A1A-A AN 49,
TAN. Orchestra each "a
PROVIDENCE LINE. via Provelerfce-i1eave
N r.. foot of Murray St. Weekdays only az 2. ~
Strs and CON\ESTlCJT orchestra On sdI,
STONINGTON LINE via Stonington-Leave Pier %
n r. foot Spring St. Weekdays onlE al o"0o = -
Steamers MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE. a.,
NORWICH LINE via New LonGon,-LeaVse * S n
- n foot ~ Spring St Weekdays only al $50 y "a
Steamers CITY OF LOWELL and CITY Or "JfeS -,
NEW HAVEN LINE-Fron Pier = T. k 2I,- 1901 o. ,s aS
Siir weekdays Steamer CHESTER w CHAPLIN lSaN-S
500 p NJ RICHARD PECK 1900 NidniSat Su Suh1<ss
CHESTER W CHAPLIN leaves $50 A. NJ Returhns
leaves New Haven r. NJ. a delightful sunday uP
all day Ions Island sound
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
woMAN,s TOURNAMENT AT GLEN RIDGE.

Glen Ridge. n. j.. Aug. (SpeciaD.-On the Glen
Ridge Golf Club links this afternoon there
woman's tournament for the Membership Cup
Miss Pickard and Miss Van Nest made the lowest
two scores and will continue at match play next
Tuesday afternoon. The scores:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
BASEBALL.
SPIRITED TEN INNINGS GAME IN BROOK
LYN, WHICH WAS WON By
PHILADELPHIA.
THE RECORDS.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New-York. Boston, s. Philadelphia. .; Brooklyn. L.
Chicago. 5; St Louis, /.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago. 4; Detroit. o. Baltimore % Washington, 5.
Philadelphia s. Boston. g. Washington, s. Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
FIRST EIGHT

best score in the qualifying round won bv a
Tiffany Richardson. who did the in 90 sos,
OUT in 80 and returning in A. The scores were ns
fOllOH,S- w as
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
PLAY AT CAPE MAY.

Cape May. N J.. Aug l (SpeciaD.-In the mixed
foursome played the links of the Cape May Golf
club yesterday the twelve pair who turned in the
host hal
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

On Saturday morning Miss Pickard and Miss
Grovesteen will play OF for the Van Nest trophy.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
CYCLING.
MONROE SAYS HE DID NOT RACE
ELKES AT GLENS FALLS-ARRANG
ING FOR J.. A. W. MEET
AT BUFFALO.

According a story circulated at the Manhattan
Beach track last night somebody may get into
trouble about the alleged paced Glens Falls
y. Y, last Tuesday. Reports were sent out from
that place and printed throughout the country that
Harry Elkes and Ben" Monroe had engaged in
a match race, best two heats out of three at five
miles. and that Elkes had captured the first two
heats and the match. winning easily. According 10
Monroe who at the Manhattan Beach track
last night he has never been at Glens Falls at all
and he did not Ell1es anybody else there on
the night in question. 1t was said that r. S Alex
ander, Of Hartford was the who raced Elkes
If the story as told by Monroe and his friends is
true the National Cycling Association will proba hly
order an investigation and bring the guilty parties
up with round turn. 1t is not believed that Fixes
would be a party to such trick. MOnroe's friends
are indignant over the deception. saying after
his good work on Sunday and Monday his reputa-
tion has been injured. Monroe broke the world :
record at the Vailsburg track last Sunday for hve
miles, and Is credited with riding a mile behind a
motor at the Manhattan Beach track on Monday
IN l:29
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Philadelphia a New-York; Brooklyn at Boston
One of the best contested ball games of the sea-
son was played at Washington Park yesterday be-
tween the Brooklyn and Philadelphia teams. The
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
CHICAGO. 5: ST. LOUIS, /.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At BALTIMORE FIRsr GAME

r. II. L.
Baltimore -...........1 o o IS IL 3
AT BALTIMORE (sEcoND GAME).
r. II. L.
Baltimore ...........O 1 / o OF 10 Z
Washington ..........1 o q o . 1
AT PHILADELPHIA.
r. II E.
Boston ...............3 o o O-6 IL
Philadelphia .........f / Ks i2 2
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
1T CTfICAG
DECIDING GAME AT oRANGE

r. II. f..
Chicago ............. u x-4 10 !
Detroit .............. a d q q % 90
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

Arrangements have been made for the annual
meet of the League of American Wheelmen which
will be held at Buffalo from August y TO Il in
/ elusive. This will be- the twenty meet of
the organization, and a large attendance of wheel
men Is expected. The officials are now in corre-
spondence with the railroad officials trying to ar
range a special rate for the members Monday
visitors. with bicycle at the Stadium In the
afternoon There viii be races each afternoon, and
tours 10 different points of interest morning
Ihe run To Niagara Falls Will take place on Friday
Major Taylor. the colored champion bicycle
rider. continues to meet with reverses. At SYRIA
cuse where meet held last night Taylor
refused admission 10 a local hotel where the other
riders stopping. Taylor and his manager have
grown discouraged at the treatment the colored
rider has received certain quarters. ;Eld II was
said that he would Immediately bring suit against
the proprietor OF the hotel in question At Balti-
more the other night Taylor and official of the
National Cycling Association stepped into
where there was soda fountain and asked for n
glass OF mineral water. The clerk I'm charge the
fountain refused to the racing men. Several
OF me riders now on the national circuit felt none
too kindly toward Taylor IL can seen that the
colored man. who was treated so finely in Paris,
mas found that the color line exists in some other
places besides the South. Two years ago. when
Taylor contemplated accompanying the racing men
on tour of the South. he forced to cancel the
engagements on account of the feeling against him
The Associated Cycling Clubs OF Long Island will
again run a twenty-fve-me road race the Coney
Island cycle path Labor Day. Ten thousand
spectators witnessed the contest last year. and the
officials the association are confident that the
stand win be erected the finish. which will be
also the starting point of the George w
can be addressed No. 757 Union-st, Brooklyn
The race will be started at 10 rain shine.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

TNTn@NN RIVER RT DAYLIGHT.
ts,, ,,.-,.a, Eou,s with y Y C. or West Shore r r.
Paatiai Day Steamers NEW YORK and AL5AENi'
Fastest finest river boats IN the world
DAILY except Sunday. e,
Albany Saratoga. Ru1aiS and s4'
points North and West -,
Frooklvn Fulton St (by AnneS)- ~
pesbrosses St. Pier - ~
rs,dng AZ Yonkers West Point. Newburgh, Poug1-
kesnsie Kingston Point CatskII Hudson and Aoany'
Trourh fckes 10 Buffalo and points sale at lead
ing ticket Offices including those OF the New YORK Trans
fsr Co who check baggage from residence tC cestnatOI-
CONCERTS MORNING & AFTERNOON
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
CANAL GATES C4RRIED 4r4y

FOr other sports see twelf,h paeel
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

Totals ... - . 30 10 Totals .....Si 7'29 -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-19

The adage Happy is the bride that
The sun shines on" is one that is un-
known I'm many lands. A Breton bride
takes 1t unhappily when the day of her
wedding dawns bright and sunny. Rain
on her marriage morn is held to sig
Nifty that all her tears are shed and that
she will therefore have a happy mar
ried life.
1t is said that the Era of Simbrisli
call the day before the wedding the
weeping day, and the bride and her girl
friends weep as much rs possible with
the idea OF getting the mourning Of life
over. so that only what Is joyful may
remain. In some countries this result is
attained by souslng the bride with wa.
ter. The Greeks think that thorough
drenchlng Of the bride will bring her
lasting good fortune.