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The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1901-04-13
Stolen! Strayed |

Stolen from Lake Providence on Satur-
Mule, aged. About 15x hands high. A
heavy chunky mule. left side of mouth has
been cut by bit, and skin has grown to
bone, leaving an ugly scar.
STRAYEDi
From my plantation on Saturday March
10Th. one large red bay mare mule. about
161I or II hands high. 8 years old. Recent
iy reached, and long switch left on tail.
Slight enlargement on inside of one knee
and defect in one hind leg as IL from.
string hault.
A suitable reward will he paid for their
return to me at Lake Providence, la.
IT,, POWELL.
April @, 1901.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1901-04-13
own Coancil Proceedings.
Lake Providence. La. April 1 1eo

Lake Providence. La. April 4, 1901.
The Town Council met this eve. at
8 O'Clock in regular monthly session.
Present.. Nj. Franklin. Mayor:
Councilmen N. Fousse. w. S. Mcguire
and j. w. Pittman.
Absent-Couucilmen c. F. Davis
and Max Levy.
The Finance Committee made the
following report, which was adopted
Lake Providence, La, April A, 1901.
To the Hon. Mayor and Board of
Councilmen-We, your Finance Com
mittee, beg to report that we have ex-
amined the report the Treasurer dated
this day, which shows that he has on
hand S958.59, which we find correct
and recommend its approval.
We have also examined the report of
the Marshal and Tax Collector. which
shows that he has collected for account
Fines $50 90
Licenses 1901. SIS, less com. 15ets.... IA %
Taxes 1899. $40 Is: less com. $780,. 45 So
Taxes 1900, S44 10; less com. S2.20.... Al 80
$3.50 O5
All of which is shown by vouchers
exhibited by Treasurer.
We recommend the payment of the
following bills. which we have APP
proved:
Il l. Galbreth & S15 80
V NJ Purdy a. Son. S & b oil 80 IA
Fousse. & b cleaning engine ...... 3 %
w II Fisher. salary Is rs
Banner-Democrat. printing .. % 50
u + Peck, salary go 90
81 hauling. Observation-Disclosures. 95
feeding prisoners. 20
SIS 30
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1901-04-13

Mr.. Cole hopes to receive satisfac-
tory and definite reply from Mr.. Gould.
bns pending receipt of such he states
that The survey aud construction ar
rahEeinents will 60 on without delay.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1901-04-13

exhibited by Treasurer
We recommend the payment of the
following bills, which we have APP
Middletown transcript., 1901-11-16

Daily. Daily exeopt l.anasy. tsaturdays
/ only.
81 Stops TO leave passengers fron, WHINING.
| ton and points north. or / ske passengers for
points south Of Delmar
S ''ee Steps 70 leave passengers rom New
stops only ON notice to O. aductor or age, I.
r; stops 70 leave passengers rom Mi6sle-
y stops TO take ON passengers for Cape
charles and beyond.
.o1,s Nh stoBs st e Leave pc. gers from pol q
minSton and points north.
s0n saturdays arrives 9.2- D. m.
Arr,yes ily except Saturday aHd sunday.
II NEW CAsTLE AocoA AoDACIoa TkAIaA Leave
wilmington 10 q. M, 3iS, 4O2 nd SIS =. M,
week days Leave New ast s. Il, 9.5{ 1858
Ears.. u -. ?; r..,n. - week ,sss,ds days. ,..
and arriving ct 10 p. m, week dars run
ths.Ggh solid to and from Baltimore Via Porter
and Newark
BRANCH ROADS.
DELAWARE, MAkYLAHD& VIRGINIA K r.
Leave Harrington for Franklin City and way
stations lO-Ss IN B.la p 10 week days Return.
Ing train leaves FRANKLIN City 8 10 a. m. and
Leave Franklin City for ChiLcoteague tvia
stea@er1 "a week days Returning,
leave eEhincoteague 81 m. week-day.
Leave Harrington for 0cOrgetowu uDd Lewes
at ~ a. m 81 p m.. week days Returning,
leave ewes s.i5 g. NJ and sJ0s week.
Leave Harrington for Rehoboth iass a. m.
Tuesdays. Thursdays aud saturdays only.
Returning. leave keh0both Z41 p. IN. Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays only.
Leave Harrington for Berlin, 10 SS n M and
e-li p m. week days, Returning, leave Berlin
s.56 y m and e.29 p. m. week days
Leave Clayton for Chestertown and way
stations 3 Il a. m. week days eturufsig.
leave ChesteFtown $50 q. M week
Leave Massey for hestertown anil way sta
tions l0H =. nI. and $40 j.. M wetk-days
Returning. leave CfIesttriewp 6.su m.s and
~ p m, weekdays.
QukEH AkEE & KENT 4 R-Leave Townsend
for Centreyille and way stations g u Ia aud
a0s p m, week days Rethrnig .ieaye pelltre-
Vile 7-5i ., nj. and 2.i5 b III, week-dmys. y
DELAwIeE 4 CaEsAFEAKE H. R'-Eeaye Clay
ton for OxfSFd and way stations !, ss - M. and
- m., week days Refntning. IssEe pEfSrd
se5 = pa, and 81 p. m. Wshk-dsys
C1MaeIpqE Spartan h.-tlenye Sesford
Tor Cambridge and intermediate statinns ffst7a
m ana 81 2p- m. week days. Returning leave
Cambridge 90 IN. and 2.35 p. M week-dayr
CtNNECTInN.-At Porter with Newark and
Delaware City Railroad At Townssad. with
Queen Anne's & Kent Railroad At CIayton
with Delaware & Chesapeake Railroad and
Baltimore Delaware Bay kaiIroad Al Har.
ringtou. with Delaware Maryland a Vfruinfa
Railroad At Seaford with Cambridge SeSford
Ralrosd. At ilelmar. with New York Philn-
delphia q Norfolk Wics,mico 4 Pocomoke and
Peninsula Railroads.
HUTCHfSON. General Manager.
J. r. WOOD General Passenger Agenl
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THE PEOPLE KNEW HIM.
(Bsnson's Plaster Is paIn's Mastsr. J

George Washington made and sold -four,
and every barrel Of -four IN the marked
branded &c. Washington, Mount Vernon, y
sold without delay. No question was ever
raised as to quality or weight.
Benson's Porous Plaster sells on its repu-
tation everywhere. ALI the buyer wants to
be certain of is that the plaster offered him
really Is Benson's, and not worthless imi-
tation of it or substitute for it.
A plaster is the best form of external rem
edy, and Benson's is the best plaster; 5, 900
physicians and druggists, and multitude
of people no man can number, have settled
that. You can trust it, y they say.
Coughs, colds, lame back, lumbago, mus
cular stiffness and rheumatism, troubles Of
the liver and kidneys, influenza or grip,
pneumonia, and all other diseases open to
external treatment, are at once relieved and
cured by Benson's Plaster.
Do not assume that Belladonna, Capsi-
cum or Strengthening plasters are ''just as
good as" Benson's. They are vastly in
ferior.- other plaster is as good az
Benson's.
In competition with the best-known
plssters Of Europe and America, Benson's
have received .ffty.fOe highest Gsoards.
For sale by all druggists or we will pre-
pay postage on any number ordered in the
United States, on receipt Of Csc. each.
Seabury q johnson, Mfg. Chemists, ny.
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BALTIMORE &OHIo
RAILROAD.
Schedule sa In e etTect I, Nay - 1901:

Schedule In effect May lsil90i.
Az trains illuminated with Pintscl, light,
| III EXPRESS TRAINS.
/ Tnins leave Wilmington, Delaware a ven,,.
1 Station, for
| NEW YORK, week days. IS OF, ts.s9. no -
,H2s El2Is tlaS KS I1SS Is - koyai Limited
ills 5a. m; i2.s6, Is 9, ts.ls tRoyal Limited !
.PaiLADEsL.aHIAs J. week days. 1901, $50.
tssS Ss5 fsss. sis Hos o 81 III s.ii,I, r. Z ,szis
l6n, y, I. * *. tlehz IA, Sundays is o Ia.
sp Ho, sI ~ 81 sS e = i Il "a e 5is
Chester week da, 80 4 5O 10. Is oe' IL aa
RI, sss ssssssg' sg rs y rs IS s i,s z, sss. i
Atnntic City. week day Is sra. M: fials
Il fass y 5s Y and tsls r. A. sHp!iasE, 7 sn.,
GsFs InJs.s Hsg 4 !, gsek days, sa an; tgss i, u.
sea Isls cify, week days only. is.5o :. m
Hsi1mors s eiid Washington. week daya.
s1, so ROYAL Ll@iisa stss iss izes; KS sse
s, a 9 oEal hlmiIsdl IS sosiI6. q pm M
p M daily szep pt Sunday s65 -. I 81; Il II e Il. =
N:Ss5E u 4 Ss.s & days s tia as. Is d. ma :.
is.is sOs 5 n tia5 si. s.ss II ss ssRPefEs q 4
I Ti,i.ssss g wen :: /. ass. !. s 10 Is
Chicago. daily, e0l :. nj Il s. B. -. = w.
CinclnnatI and sc. Louis. i4.isfs ~. no "a
Ard tso.l6 p. m daily. - st-see
sinssriy Recommendation. week DAYS 4 +,
"a ie 6,i0 p. m. Sundays, SOS 4 al. ess
LII p. m. 80 = - &
LandsIberg accommodation. week da,s
tvs vi sslesiei aaExE4 sss sr 3 N, srAy,ax 80
BaitimOr, week days, as D. N. fs,ss
LaadenbsFs. week days. $40 =. m: 2.ss ga
p 20: sn1asEss 20 9. m: 6.5z r. "a. = :. =
LEAVE FHIlsApELrHfAf 4 for = iir,1insss,,,
s,s~ d1ya ~ ssSe, tssy y tlo2s 1850 q M;
Royal Limitedl. SIS esS 97.so. fe.i6s Il ss's0
2. 2; suHdsy tss5 l5So 80 and 100 4. IL ~: E
iz q y q as..,; 4 - 42o las tsoyal Liniie
DelmaFein Telephone No ia.
Rates 70 Uestafn poinfs lower fha,. Il.
other Hue. ri 4 M4fi III, w S,'{
=. 2. MARTIN Manager 81 Passenger Trnfiio
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been opened and which is in my port
mantsau."
81 beg pardon" interrupted the Erg
lishman, ''the lady is not speaking th,
truth. She has thousand francs' wortf
OF lace concealed in her petticoat. i
you will undo the seam you will soor
be convinced that l am right in my
accusation"
Jane felt as if she had been struck.
How this gentleman, whom she had
actually allowed to kiss her, could con
descend to act as q common informer,
surpassed her comprehension. Quite
unneryed with excitement and aston.
ishment, she was dragged into small
room and in spite of her protestations
of innocence, searched by female off,
cial, who speedily found the false hem
and produced the lace.
Meanwhile the Englishman coolly said
to the official: ~ respect the law.
Englishmen always do"
you're right. sir" replied the in
spector. "And I thank you sincerely.
Such a haul as we have had to-day is
favorable for promotion. It proves that
we keep our eyes open" Thereupon
the inspector made profound bow and
all the other officials followed suit.
The Englishman acknowledged their
salutations with dignity and quietly
returned to his carriage.
Take your seats, please. Times up"
shouted the porters, and the English
man, looking out of the carriage window,
saw poor Jane Fetard with her eyes
swollen with crying and her hair dis
hevelled, running to take her seat. As
soon as she perceived him, she rushed
at him with clenched fists, and with her
face livid with rage, she screamed out,
"You scoundrel. How much are you
paid for your dirty work :? l hate you,
I despise you, I would like to tear you
to pieces"
She entered the carriage just as the
train was moving and to her further
the Englishman clasped her
in his arms and in q coaxing voice said,
"Listen to me, my child, and dry those
pretty eyes. I caused your lace to be
confscated on the frontier"
eyes; you miserable spy, for paltry
reward"
"But / was smuggling through lace
worth 10000 francs, my child. Twenty
thousand francs. Do you understand !?
We're it not for the success of my ruse.
it would have been impossible for me
share with you. 1 shall give you half
Of it."
A smile gradually overspread James
although tears still fingered
in her eyes, and she excitedly blurted
out:
"Half for me. Really? Half for me; |
and yet, you generous-hearted fellow,
what you have just done ID the action |
of trickster."
The Englishman dried her last tear and
aid, "You see, we English are above all
;hings practical"
1t is hardly necessary to add that the |
Quincy ended most amicably and finally |
n marriage.
Middletown transcript., 1901-11-16
THE HOME eoLD CURE
An Ingenious Treatment by which Drunk
ards are Being Cured Daily In
ST - MI

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Spite Of Themselves
Nerves. A Pleasant and Positive Cure
for the Liquor Habit
1t is now generally known and under
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not weakness. A body filed with poison
and nerves completely shattered by per
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and destroying the craving for intoxi'
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This remedy is in no sense nostrum but
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taste, SO that it can be given in a cup OF
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The "HOME GOLD CURE" is sold at
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thus placing swithin reach of everybody
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An correspondence stricly confidential.
Middletown transcript., 1901-11-16
Held IN and Robbed

Miss Mary Horty, Of No. 800 Pine
street, Wilmington, was held up and
robbed at Sixth and French streets Mon
day evening. Shortly after 6 O'Clock as
Miss Horty was returning to her home
from Megary & Sons store where she is
employed, two youths sprang from an
alley between French and Walnut streets.
One Of them dealt her a sudden blow
over the face and the other grabbed her
pocket book and the pair started on q
run. They were followed 10 Eight and
French where they disappeared. The
police are making an investigation.
Middletown transcript., 1901-11-16
Pennsyivania Railroads Wister Rxcursien
Hnute Donk

In pursuance of It's annual custom. the
Passenger Department Of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company has just Issued
an attractive and comprehensive book de-
scriptive Of the leading Winter resorts Of
the East and South, and giving the rates
and various routes and combinations Of
routes Of travel. Like all the pnblica-
tions Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany, this winter Excursion Book is
model 81 typographical and clerical
work. Il Is bound ii handsome and
artistic cover in colors, and contains
much valuable information for Winter
tourists and travellers ID general. II can
be had free Of charge At the principal
ticket offices Of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company, Of win BE- sent postpaid
upon application to Geo. M Bogd, A.
siatant General Passenger agent. Rkoed
Street Static 6a6aeI fza1i6.
Middletown transcript., 1901-11-16
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses have
been issued by Clerk of the Court, Of
Cecil County, Nd, John G. Williams
since our last issue:
Harry II. Shippers and Teresa z.
Bayard, both OF North East.
Clarence L. Foreacre, Of Cherry Hill,
and Margaret F. Jordon.
William B. WoIleyhan. Of EarIeyille,
and Anna B. Anderson, of Cecilton.
Middletown transcript., 1901-11-16

lefty little Jane Fetard
was returning from Brus-
sells, where she had been
on a visit to Lieutenant
Baron van-der-Waart.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-09
4 mo "a RISE ron TERRY.
Adeiphi 4. q. az London Oner~ - 900
for Wct. %, cru and ben jordan.

Tho London n,rrar ~ L,js Of a recent issu.
states that a hattie between Terry McGoyrru
and Ben Jordan pas been arranged and that
'nc pair are 20 come together an England
II Il understood that the battle t. a. good
A. arranged and that tho feather weight
champion viii san for the other side within
a very snort time The paicr further says
w" hear That. after all. the contest h"-
tween Terry McGovcm. %" bantamweight
qua mIion % the world. and Jack Roberts
% prury lane. who rNNcutlv defeated VIII
'IrleH and the late Billy smith 81 America.
was perfectly satisfied To- meet the famous
nankee But. very grnprtly. he wanted
the, money. posted IN. no, being done.
lie stated that II M~Covern wanted to meet
him he would h4v" o. come To- England
McGoVcrn ~ nov about 20 visit us. and this
fact. CouIle.l with another fact that Hob-
"rt- was taken ~ while training may ac-
count for hi match with 'url"y being de-
cltr-l on On cuul authority Ne learn.
however. that terms have been arranged for
McNoN.Tn uf be- does com" here To- box
Ben Jordan during III" coming season. 4
purse of a.. gol ln@ been of-rt-l by the Ad.lphi
ilnb for the contest, of which tho American
viii receive II0i Tor preliminary expenses
The ahov" club viii be rcarranEei and ~
l. acknowl~ig.dtob L" ~. best eight stone ten
pound lad in England. ~ Mctiovern T. IN
America. VI this meeting can be arranged
~ should prove "a tremendous battle. Both
men arr fighters. ami iron, what l. known
81 their methods, one c1n anticipate that
the exchange, viii he short, sharp. eActih.
and dect~ive
Tho New Adrlphi Club. London. IL COM
po~rd % wealthy sp"rtsmen u IL mot a. FASH
iouahl.. however, a. the National Sporiiae
Cluh. hu' % has pulled On some Alternating
GENTLY ORGANIZED and rebuilt u r. under
stood that n the ~ ganiEation a. surc--sful
in rlnrhlnr The pfcsrni battle an Wort viii
Gr uad" 1" secutc other International cham
piu1shlp ~noountrf-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-09
Wrestling.

4 large crowd witnessed a wrestling match
a. tho London Theatre on the bowsry last
ulsht Harvey Parker. the y ankce Wonder. %
VINO u meeting an oourrS there this week.
had jtm Calvin, "a husky Irish lad. as al OPP
pou"ut Galvin who J. a ptot'rc Of Matty
Matthews. the w~clt"rv'tght. weighed about
ign pounds Parker went At hi man with
q vm and. With a hammer lock. pinned
him down. 1h" ulnc was 10 minutes aud
. seconds
Parker had n tough customer In the after
noon Johnny Dunn on"r'd s2h To any on"
Nhu would meet Parker for fifteen minutes
aud Autoa lnuU, weighing about i7S pounds,
accepted. lie wastlIuNn IN I minutes win
q uuuble y Icon
John rirniug, the Butcher Boy me-,
tlais ltodenhech 81 the Carl Abh- \ G al
Miners Theatre lat night and defeated hitl
in : minutes and , seconds Fleming tackled
John kHmara, ah last Side youth. IA the
TALL In ave minute
Nchmcd Nechad. tho latest acquisition IN
N" wrestling ranks. arrived her" from Turkey
yesterday ~" stands a trinc over q iest
years ~ nge and ~ credited With b.ug a
very clever wrestler NeChau can Wre~ile
az either Grcco-homan ~ CatCh-ns-roich-guu
style, but ~ said o. prefer the former rules
porter That his man j. ready ~ meet either
Ernest kuebet, Dan Mcleod 80 Tom lcustus
ne Metre says that he will poet ssnn vith Al
smith as a forfeit to-day Ia arr ang- - match
for the Turk II h. said that Ncchad has
defeated both \ouralah and Paul Ions. 'he
French champion IN ispa hr throw Nara
Ahmed, 10" champion "t Turkey, very. EASILY
on next Monday nirht al Turn Hall Ia
Fast Lighty-nith street, Jack Mccormick
of Philadelphia. Nho & under tho NAH -
nent OF steve u'Donn-ll. will undertook 10
throw G"orge hoihn"r Of tho knick~rh"rk"r
wrestling match.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-09
iao Ense. IsS. Roslr'oa, las sou,hr,l is 10

$50 rase. iss. RosIr'oa, las sou,h-,l ,u 10
SFcoNp CANE
pcVH; Clinton Council -LnrEwood. $50 Tuthrl.
tA LngsL rs toblnson, ia7 Souifv,l. 80 10
wa,llar,on irving councl-Dt,nsr. ,sl Co,
dsau. iao Mitchell. - Campbell = .sildy.
j" '"'' ~ ru,p CAN,
Nashlngt1n Irving Oruncl Ditimsf, IA or
deau. ~, Mitchell ~ CAnp'ol. i=i ia.ldy.
Umpire Stir CrincI- Gsalhaus iso vrsr,
i5S rofman. - hueA. ga rJreI s1i rOtal. %
III, Apollo, plac-d snr,E,r d0pel, vlc,oy 70 thcr
ctrfi nm" 'n''hP TOURNAMENT 81 ifookl. Z last
Ago:'o 81 Vol d" L,cf,a lei. Fies.. 40.
Bed'otd Cou,,,r'. ~. %li,'t', III Hggh,,. 10.
G0faon. ~ Men. ne :"1 L"1i 81
n.dio'd o%9,'snt - uents. l'o Hughes 1872
'G iIr,hiass br-s-. * *. toaatl 'ita a. Hgum.n. 100
schuShhatd. IA uaHdt l1s Tnsai. so.
HuTm,r. nlyhr Iis gss "a Hgnm,l'i:,
Sd.neheard, iis nuna. ~ Iosl 10
knnSs. iss nrcihau-'. ics Total. 80
In. EIcrIs.ors passcl me so0 marx tv,c, "a,
night Ia the GrAad Central tournament Of BrokIvn
ana Easily bat uh~ Mous1uts ana N-ifogoltar,
iiNfy Moore Of ihe Montauks tailed 40 n voc soOud
INST GANH
ENcclsni ..Nolr isa huc "a Russell rs Evan,
.NonuuE uttym,n -. sshr'sv,r ia Wa
dfll, los ~hoiA l&' " huDfe, ln. loA.. W
TIuSn GAM
Monsuk i Tieeenan. ia schrevef. 10 N'a
Dell iAo. ls Mott IA ~ Moore. IA. Tots. 80
Metropolitan Bean, ~. hl!ngrnhodeT. iss ~.sr
wood, ia flshrf. i7a. VOORHEES, isi. Tui.l. 80
TiiUn GANE
Metropolitan BesmL l59 hlingenhorsf. i6s SH-r
wood 49,. Fisher. 49, NOb.heN las. Total Al.
fxrelsiof NoiL lisa. Rue. iTp Russell. ~ IialA
ios Toticn. 49,. Total VA
The tnknovn Whselmeu were IN form In "a, I1rg
Island Association Of cycling clubs toufLAms-g
last night, The scores
FIRST GAMT
tnkno~n " Smiih iaa Cssey. ioT. Nayna'i.
i3s, honsf. III Truhurh. fgi Total. ssp
hontAuk M.-9rnm ~. hasf. it2 uutsi. lts
StslnhAusef. ", HUT, III Total. O..
SfNpNb sANF
honbuk M-Grmm, iSS hhef, iss Butler. 49,
SttiahAussr. ~ nun. 10 Total. 7A4
TamAquA N.-iofdan. lle Higgins. IA. nygs
o.. Durham. ". Van Sfriru. 1874 Total. 3a4
TmItu gANT
Tsmaqua W.-lofdan, lo5. higgins. 10 noy0.
iss DunhAn, III. Van Slcsn. %. Total, ~
Unknown "a Smith, -. Casry. ~ NayuAfd,
i3o kohsf. ia. Twhlrt, Las. Total. "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-09
Golf Gossip.

PRiSCEros, Oct. \. In the final round
OF the annual fall golf tournament at Prince
ton University to-day r.. ~ Reinhart. a fresh
man, defeated l. Conklin. OF the sopho-
moro class. 3 up and . 20 play. thus winning
thc championship Of tho university and the
right TO have his name inscribed ON the Pync
trophy CUP The course was Ia nno con-
aiiion aud both men pIa yed In good form
hsilhari wa .ir2ns Ia driving putting
Z Brokaw OF New York city, a senior. has
offered q cup TO be competed for ia an inter
class tournament Zach class will be- repre-
scented by ten men. The following schedule
has been arranged for tho matches. oct. IL.
seniors Va the Juniors. IS. the seniors " tho
freshmen ~. the JUNIORS va tn. freshmen
sophonores vs. tho freshmen. u. the seniors
". tho sophomore
RLOOMFIFLn, Oct. s-The women Of the
Nont,laiT Golf Club continued thu plA yinE
for IN" Marcus cups this afternoon. Sum
mary.
firSt Cup Mss 1. c. Dfosie BRAT Mrs. n. ".
Thay g, Z up aud q " 60. Miss a., GNinn beat Mrs.
q = lt@dnrid. ! up and ~ 60. Ntss Grace Lssknu
beat MuN- Helen Acphsf~on. ! up Miss n. h. wilson
5eo1rd tup -Nre 4 4. owen heat Ml~ A. Arm
taFr, q up and : " q. Mss ftinrrs cooper beas
Aiss lnsals. = 10 aud w 50 Miss l.. 2, nllching-
Van Lenntp beat aiss n. lioraicok, ; W aud : " ~.
There Was ai~9 a very intcrcstinG contest
m which l. 1. REID nnG ]. 4. Plat pllyru
OF the finals IN tho special tournament for
a prize on"reyi bv the club. The tvo tied
on the first eighteen holes, which made n
necessary 10 play thirtv.nve holes. Plat
won out by , M and I To -.
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CHINESE MILITARY REVIEW.
shantung Troops Parade Near Pekin and
Gen. Chang Entertains Foreigners.

WF"TFW' TW|FT VIZ y = TT 7TNNT
PKKiS. Oct. s.-Gen. Chang entertained
at tea to-day the civil and military repre-
rentatives Of the various allied Powers
Prior to this there was a review Of 1000
S~hantung troops north Of the city. The
troops performed a series Of manGsuvre-
Prince Ching. one Of the Chinese peace
pl~enipoientiaries and Governor Of Pekin
received a message yesterday stating that
the Court had started for ~loyang. which
T. about eighteen DAYS journey from Sin
gan-fu. 4 halt will lie made at Ioyang.
and /, will be- decided there how long tho
Court will remain at Zaifeng-fu.
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ni,er and IInrbor Congress.

ninetcen States. representing nearly the
entire shipping interest," OF the country.
tho National Rivers and Harbor- Congress
begin it, meeting NJ Mccoy Hall to-day.
There werr present iI representative,
including eight Congressman. Among the
number vas judge Burton. chairman of
the HOUSE COMMITTEES on HyrrS ard Har-
borS. Ex-senator Gornan surprised the
gathering bv an unexpected appearance.
He made n speech.