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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1901-10-24
Dl.oorersr of 1opro.y BACILLUS.

A bust of DR.. G. Armauer Hanson.
the discoverer Of the leprosy bacillus,
was unveiled recently by Professor
Visdal in the garden of the museum at
Bergen in the presence of many Nor
wegians and foreign medical men.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1901-10-24

Delusions discovered are romances
under a searchlight.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1901-10-24
Are You Using Aliens Foot-Eass

Indiscreet charity is better than
chronic penuriousness.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1901-10-24

Satire is the salt of wit rubbed on a
sore spot.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1901-10-24

Summer must be the pride of the
seasons as it goes before fall.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-15
Yale Basketball Teams Long Trip.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Dec. 10 -on Dec. 20
the Yale Basketball team will start from
New York on the longest trip IN the West
that has ever been made by a Yale team.
In all. eight games will he played before
the team returns 90 New Haven on Jan. q.
The schedule Il made up almost entirely
OF games with sole ges. which the Yale man
aeement believes means a stronger set OF
contests than has been played by the Yale
men heretofore. Al Sharpe. the former
football star. has been the coach for the
basketball players and he declares that the
men can nut up a fine article OF basketball.
The chedule Of the trip follows:
Dec. ~. DuqueSne A. C., az Phtsburg: %, Uni.
versity Of Cincinnati al Cincinnati. 81, Central
Y ~ c. a. at Chicago, Jan. l, University OF Wis
couSin. al Milwaukee. J. University OF Minnesota
Al Minneapolis. 4. Western Reserve University,
at cleveland q, Thiuieth Separate Company, at
Emifa. l. V NJ c, A. al WaVeriy, y. Y.
The following men are trying for the
VARSITY team II II Pesse, 'ol T. p. Hail
'0? NJ A Finch. 'Os. X. y Hyatt. 'os II. y
Cotton, 'Oa Il " Moorhesd. 90. II " Church
'O, { A Weymouth. 'Os. " y Smi'i. ~:
= W Pryor, 'Os 4 second team has been
organized. On Dec - this team will play
the Manor school at stamford and on Dec.
10 the Boys High school al Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-15
Gossip OF the Ring.

osorre MoFadden Of this city has signed articles
70 boz Jack Bennett Of Pittsourg a, philadelphia
Johnny Mack. who has Tom Carey. the Dentist, :
under his wing. says that he will arrange a match
with any middleveight on behalf OF MS man. Carey
prefers a match with hid Carter or George Card
ner.
Eddie Kennedy. the Pitisburg lightweight, and
sieve Crosby Of Louisville. colored, have signed
atticl,s 20 boz ten rounds on Christmas afternoon
before the Abbey A. G. Of Cincinnati.
Tommy sullivan OF Brooklyn and ole Olson, the
90 boi sI roundS beforc the America A.C. Chicago,
on pee, % or rs, a. the club desires.
c. HtrsT Al S0, ciSciansu Wien GsfdpsI Sesrd "
Goidstein's Intentions he said h. would take him on,
provided the latter could muster a suitable side
bet This Goldstein said he would do.
arrive, INs az csiSaso from cssliiorniss and Ia. begun
60 he held At ,hs west side ksyimenI ArmoV,
Chicago. on dee. ~ The sou TOT NI rounds
Young Gnno ~ Australia. whose recent right
n, cincinnati proved that he has not lost any Of
rs old time cleyrneis, hAs agreed 20 meet -kid'
Thomas Of this chy btiort We New olympic a q,
Chiraso. IN a Ai Iouh' ''u' auhhs u h's' wees
-youns- peter Jackson o. RAiumor oren TO
one of ths st4lruc duhs at Cincinnati JArkson
~ants us due 90 susfantes q Psie"ntAgs o. ths
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-15

andra star for the best IN each division.
sporting. transporting and toys.
To note q few OF the exhibitors. and ex-
hibits, the books, which were closed on
Monday, show hat August Belmont. VINO
has not had an entry in New York since
1897, has entered the smooth fox terriers
Blemton Luke, Blemton Renewal, blemton
Lady and Blemton Dame, all puppies Dy
Blemton Victor H., and the importations
Ridgewood Shrew. Doncaster Lass ana
Holly Bush. Winthrop hutheriur1s WI
has also been an absentee from he Garden
for two years, will havo In the old favorite'
Claudian, and many new representatives.
such as Dusky Don H., Warren Donor,
Warren Victor, Dauntless, warren Dus.e.
and Warren Safeguard, some OF ne IN
winners at the Pan-American' ~ VIII oe
quite like the old Westminster rtvalries 70
lave the fight for supremacy In ms DreoI
fought out between Messrs. hutheriuru
and Belmont. ~
In wire-haired fox terriers @. M CaTnochan
will bench Hot Stun the star OF we I'LL
exhibit the famous Hands UP. WIN Sne
newcomers Richmond Patchwork, FOX
Hills Haphazard and FOX .Hihs FANNY.
Winthrop Rutherfurd has taken up a new
fancy. ~smooth-coated collies, ana ne ~ In
bench a fine string. Rough coliies VIII DO
the usual large class, and, as a demonstra-
ton of the fashion the Old English sheep
dogs have recently attained, due, IL II saiu;
TO Bob, Son of Battle there VIII be areSUiu
breaking number benched, includihg MISS
l.. T~rowbridge Martins Potford Bob Mrs.
Richard Harding Davis's LiPplcan lam
O'Shanter, and Howard Gould's Yorkshire
Squire, Mart Sykes, Shoreham Shade ana
White Nun.
Every breed Of dog Is represented on the
list. Sidney Paget, the thurman. mas eh.eren
some other exhibitors known In society,
Miss C. n. Livingston and Albion, l.. rage
will bench d~eerhounds: Mrs. Philip mons
and Mrs. T.. l.. Jones, ~greyhounds; Mrsi ~
W. Evans. II. X. Bloodgood; X: +; heasoy'
Miss +. Mcdonnell and he; Shar,esw9.tn
Bird will show her Ivel Dearie and Miss ~.
Croker, and Edward Croker, Jr., who appear
as exhibitors for the first time, show riie-
boy, said 20 be valued at $4,000 Bull terriers
viii include the strings Of +, +. Dole "'o'
Gartner and Frank II. Croker.
FoxhaIl Keene will make his appearance
a. an exhibitor Of Airedales with Wakefield
Briar and Cloninel Coronation TO oppose
the best In the strings of Mrs. A. DeWltt
Cochrane and j. Lorillard Arden; Boston
terriers will have the usual special support
from the admirers OF this distinctive Amerl-
Sam Sloan, Jr., enter Irish terriers, Miss
X. b. Greene and Miss Anna Q Whitehead.
Scotch terriers, and Mrs. II. I. Foob, her
black and tans. Pointers and settlers VIII
form very strong classes. The pet anu
toy classes will include all the old and new
breeds. Mrs. Howard Gould shows black
pugs, Mrs. II. @. Trevor. poodles; Mrs;
Ferd Sem, toy terriers and spaniels. and
Mrs. Eugene Griffin, Mrs. +. Swales, Mrs.
T. j. Hilyer, Mrs. T. +, Shreve and Mrs
A. X. Conkling will show Pomeranians
The total OF the entries is over LOU, an
aggregate exceeded In this country only by
the recent shows OF the Westminster henne
Clnh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-15
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-15

The Bergen i've defeated the second team
Of the Meet side 4 { ~ Jersey tity on Thurs
day night by a sour- Of = TO Is
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was beaten by the ~lshtSsisbts Of tho lAfay-
cite Kings sons a. the l%att"fs Vnnasiuin
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-15

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-15
IRELAND WANTS QUAKERS AGAIN.
Pennsylvania Crew May Also Compete NJ
Henley Next Year.

PHILAprLPHIA. Dec. 1.-The University
NJ pennsylyan mia crew in all probability will
compete in the Henley regatta again next
year. The eight will also row in tho Irish
re gatt for which Lord Justice OF Ireland
O'Brien has offered a magnificent trophy
n Il is decided TO send an eight to England.
An invitation was received by Chairman
Reath Yesterday. and will at once be taken
I'D by the Red and Blue owing officials. The
letter follows
DEAR Mr.. REArH: I do not think anything could
better show you the amount OF good the VISIT OF
rowing in this country than the enclosure; ! have
sent some Invitations TO the other chief universities
who comes over for the race. we in Ireland would
feel very lonely u the University OF Pennsyivania
canada, England and the Continent, and Ireland
will be strongly TO the fore. Lord oBrlen Is very
ali his Infuence TO do so, | shall feel much obliged
II YOU viii lay this matter before your committee
and b. s9ps sp y%u ~ S'' You Sr" Wi no,lce that the date Is
srranged a, a convenient 'Rl.ryat aI neHs nenle''
Dec. s. 1901.
The Right Hon. Lord 0'Brien. Lord Chief
Justice OF Ireland. in conjunction with others
has promised 10 provide for an international
rowing contest a cup which will be approprlate
for such an important, event IN athletics me
value Of the cup will he not less than 1850
and presentation prizes will also be given.
The race for the cur, will take place Oh me
Dee near Cork The object Of the COM
%petiiion, according TO the statement OF the
promoters. II to encourage amateur rowing
Ia general and more. particularly TO foster
and promote international rowing by giving
an Opportunity TO clubs Of all nationalitles
TO meet on a common ground livery taGihty
is 10 be given to intending competitors, Lore
O'Brien has made II q condition that the race
must be of an international character, and
AZ least one crew other than an Irish crew
enters and competes The rules OF the lnsh
Amateur Rowing Union are TO govern the con
tests These rules and qualncatlons are
very similar TO those of England.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-15
McGo,ern tn Train st Hampstead.

Terry McGovern will begin training In about
a week for his contest with Dave Sullivan.
which was arranged the other day MoGovern
this time will do his work az Hampstead
plainn, l. !. instead Of at JOhnson's road
house. NTH street and Jerome avenue. where
he has prepared for most u his important
n.ttc enEafements MoGovefn has leased y
cottage With seven rooms and a barn This
barn vii 10 lifted up a. q gymnasium aud vii
10 used by Terry for his bouts ~ith his spar
uHs partner
No6oV.rn's hou-e L. 10 The fashionable
-plauy ~ Hcmp-tsadlA land ne bear u"lslbJfa.
IL aid. all T. August belmont and Janice
Krfn1shhn hoboNeru's quarters sef. plrkrd
on tuf him ~ Trainer thrls Martin. shu has
,hafre ~ Mcp0,euu faoilg siuLg - thor
oughhTsas
f,b Htssimuuns. wh0 hos hs.n selected
a. al a. ~T.fnf.s i4 fIs boat h.t s.sn honuNcfn
and hullNab. sald tlat D." ~9uld onctHts
prDNtdsd tie date nf thr mill DOES not ra-L
sith any II his Theatrical engagements Tao
tIarlsstnH 4 e of thafls Htuu. b 4 thfnuTt
,ts ~frpfrsntsufr. Al NDhIuay. announces
thai d ell H. iu llur e. tld ~ Tho match,
uls duh lnishds a. tanS ~ o lars' aisud
IUTHr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-15

NEW HAVEN. Dec, H-Roger Conner. Who
has received the franchise that was Bristol's
last year and is TO put a team In Springfield.
said to-day that he would spend 81 900 to put
the grounds at Hampden Park in first class
condition. He is already there at work.
]Micky WEIGH his fellow New York player
In old National League days. When his
learned. the Holyoke rooters exclaimed.
We've always knocked the Springfield team,
but we will come down now and root for IL
10 a man. And whats more, we'll get the
Chicopee crowd In line too Common re-
CARDS this Endorsement as a favorable omen
at the beginning OF his career In springfield.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-15

New York A. z. Defeats Yale IN . .
Csme by the ecOre Of Z 20 I.

The New York A o. team OF hockey players
displayed considerable skill In manipulating
the puck In defeating the Yale players iast
night at the st. Nicholas Rink by d score OF
4 goals to 1. Play started with n rush by inc
-Meroury-foot- players. and for Anew MN
utes the Yale players were hard presseo.
but a clever drlbble by Stoddart changed
the tide Of battle, and for several minutes
afterward matters were pretty even. After
about ten minutes had elapsed the New YORK
A. c. made another dash for the Yale net. out
Goal Keeper Stern sent the ball flying back
over their heads and Snow passed 70 stoo-
dart. who scored cleverly for Yale.
This tally put the New Workers really on
their mettle. and Howard Carnthers, SLauk
and Hornfeck formed a sort OF flying wedge.
showing the collie gians aside and sending the
puck whistling into the net Caintneas
earned the honors. Two minutes more OF
lively exchanges and Clark ploughed DIS way
10 the Yale goal and scored for the winged
foot" emblem. For a while the fale men
seemed a trife ratified. and Howard had veIy
little trouble in scoring two additional soaiS
In the second half the play was pretty
warm and several times II looked as II the
sticks would be used for purposes other tnah
hitting the puck Hornfeck Of the New
Yorks was suspended for .roughness ana
Hitchcock and Howard locked horns. Ihe
Yale man coming victorious out OF the scume
on the head and caused play TO be suspenoeo
for several minutes. The New YORK team
sho we'd great cleverness In Its methoo OF
Interference. Carruthers and clark. the new
importations from Kingston. Ontario, are
pillars Of strength to the team. Inc teams
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-15

-
The custom House League bowIers played the
second series OF games In their Tournament yes,er
day afternoon IN brooklyn Honors were pretty
Seoofa Of The Downing team raised The high ssor.
record 10 the fourth game 70 lis, The Naval
lns the number Of competing teams up 10 ten
Tue Soorcs:
X p DOWNING A Co starr, 10 Purcell. ite
Bufshsfdi, v Moore, ~. Dosnips is ToiS. Ta
sccoud Division Niele. ia DELANEY, i5s kemtle.
iE LougheD. ~. Hawkins, lea Total. 701.
skCosD CANS
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kussrll. ~ hlnhch. ~ s,.saH' III Total ca
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-15
New GO-Rater Ordered.

George Mallory Pynchon OF this dty has
pla oed an order with the Townsend A Downey
s%hipbuilding and Repair Company, Of Shoot
ers Island for a 6O-rater racing eloop. from
designs by Gardner A Cox, who will super
intend the construction. This yacht 10 20 be
plated with Tobin bronze. and when COM
pleted will be a thoroughly up-to-date racing
boat and Is expected to give a good account
of herself the coming season.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-15
Lasker and Janowski Draw In Second
Chess Game.
Special Cable Dsspdi.

Special Cable Despatch 10 THE Sun.
MANCHESTER, Dec, 1.-THE second game
OF chess between Lasker and Janowski,
which was adjourned Thursday night when
Lasker had a rock and one pawn and ia
nowski a rock and two pawns, was resumed
last night and resulted in a draw.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-15

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Score: New York a. c., Z; Yale, l.
Goals-Stoddart. l; Carruthers, l; clark J; How
ard ?. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for Hitchcock,
Ostiey for Snow. First half twenty minutes:
second half nfteen minutes. Referee. ArchioAu
DeWitt. 81. Nicholas s. c.: umplres--E. Raney
and {. Scwarz. Tmekeepers: for Yale. J. StoddAr''
N. Y. A. c., J. L. Padelford.
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south Paw. 100. Friendship OF The BronI. i.esI
Reecker, i.es7: Bensonhunt, $40 Audubon. i,4i
Greene. 1870. Lafayette Team No. I. 1878 Wei
come, lsee M.tropole, 81, Cherry lsSso: Pro.
Hawthorne, Lass, Lafayette Team No. !, i.tS
Ivy Leaf. i.ssi; Enterprise, l.tsl: Nendome. Lee
$50. RAvstum. I.S<7. National. 1875. Court Els
worth, i.2.O.
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The Custom House League bovlers played IN
second series Of games In their tournament yestel
day afternoon ia brooklyn Honors we're prett
well distributed. not a team escaping defeat Pete
AoorA of the Downing team raised the high -scoi
record In the fourth game W 2is. The Nav
DIVISION has been admitted into the league. bring
ins the number Of competing teams up 10 tel
The Soofcs.
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Maurice j. Mccarthy. has Iesimed his
place as professional at the Rockville Centre
Golf Club and has been spPointed physnca,
at that place. Tomorrow night, the gym
nasiuIn Il 70 be formally opened 6y an stb-
lotto entertainment, during which Sap., n, 4;
will make an address to the volunteer IRE
men Of Rock Vile Centre.
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Findlay g.. Douglas. the noted amateur
sailed on the Lucanis yesterday mornips
for 81. Andrews. Scotland, 70 spend tho hon;
not do any rolling abroad except In the. most
Informal way and that he would sail pi
this country on Jan. ~.