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New-York tribune., 1901-04-14
CRESCEUS TO MEET THE ARRoT

Toledo, Ohio, April 13.-George H. Ketcham of
this city. has succeeded In getting another match
race for his champion trotting stallion Cresceus
2;G For purse of $1,000 and side bet of sl2 900
Sresceus VIII meet The Abbot the track OF the
brlghton Beach Racing Association in the week
OF august 10 The bet has been posted.
The $4,000 free for all at the Brighton Beach
trottng meeting promises to be almost interest
ing as the match between Cresceus and The Abbot
Eight OF the fastest rotters in training have been
entered; One of the number is Lord Derby. 2:o7
believed by many shrewd horsemen be the
greatest trotter ever foaled Another is Peter the
Great 2:o7l+ owned by ]. Malcolm Forbes. OF
Charley Herr. 2:07 Directum Kelly, 2:OS1.; York
Boy. 2:o9i4: Mosu 209, and some other stars have
been nominated. All early closing for the
meeting have received large lists OF entries.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-14
LING.

The tournament for the championship Of West
chester County. which has been on all winter be-
tween the clubs of New-Rochelle. Yonkers White
Plains and Tarrytown. has been won by the New
Rochelle team. The tournament resulted in tie
between the New-Rochelle team and the Unions
and Westchester Wheemen. Of Mount Vernon The
tie played off Friday night in the presence
of hundreds of spectators from all parts of the
county. Rochelle by margin of 40
pins. The for the three games St4,
SS7 and S2S. handsome trophy goes to the win
New-York tribune., 1901-04-14

Will be fired at three hundred yards after which
skirmishers will be ordered to the in double
time. as If the in their front had proved
strong. After retreating for fifty yards the skir
mishers will halt and will then FIRE volleys at
thelr imaginary pursuers. Then there will be a
further march to the rear in double time until the
skirmishers reach the four hundred and fifty yard
nrlng point when two more voeys will be deliv-
cred. This new practice will first be taken up at
Creedmoor May
New-York tribune., 1901-04-14
CHAMPIONS OPENING GAME

Charles H. Ebbets. president of the Brooklyn
Baseball Club. has completed arrangements for
the formal opening Of the championship season at
Washington Park. Brooklyn. The gates will open
Friday. at 80 p. m, and a concert by the Z"d
Regiment Band will begin promptly half an hour
later. The grounds and stands will be decorated
and the pennant, won last year, will be unfurIed
and raised on a pole hundred feet hlgh
The blue silk flag presented to the club Will be
raised also J. e. S. Shevn. will throw the pal
into the field to open the season. The clup VIII
have Ladies Day on Thursday this year.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-14
PLANS FOR AMERICAN HENLEY.

Boston, April l3.-At a meeting held at the Bos-
ton Athletic Association clubhouse this afternoon
1t was decided proceed with the formation of an
association to hold the so-caled American Henley
regatta for amateur oarsmen Arthur Burnham.
coxswain of the Harvard four cared crew that
TO England some years ago. presided. Representa-
tiyes of Yale the Newell and the Weld boat clubs,
of Harvard; the Boston Athletic Association, and
the Union Boat Club were present Cornell was
pOt rem
New-York tribune., 1901-04-14
THE BRITISH CHESS TEAMS

London, April 13.-The secretary of the British
Chess Club says neither the Newnes trophy nor
university teams have yet been definitely decided
upon. Sir George Newnes's paper says the British
team will be H. E. Atkins. G. L. II. Bengham
Herbert Jacobs. E. NJ. Jackson. f: j: Lee James
is hoped Biackburne will be able TO play and COM
pete the
New-York tribune., 1901-04-14
NORTH JERSEY AUTOMOBILE CLUB.

Paterson, N J.. April 10 (SpeciaD-At the annual
meeting of the North Jersey Automobc Club. held
to-day the following officers elected for the
year President Charles ID. Cooke: first vice-pres-
dent Vernon Royle second vce-president j. E.
Barbour: secretary and treasurer, Edward T. Bell.
jr: captain William II. Fletcher. Tomorrow the
members of the club will go out for a with the
members of the New-Jersey Automobile Club, IF
MOntClair
New-York tribune., 1901-04-14
IEHIGH. 6; NEW-YORK UNIVERSITY. 5

Bethlehem. Penn. April l3 (speciaD.-Lehigh Uni
versfty's baseball team defeated in close and
exciting game the team of New York University
here to-day. The contest was won In the ninth
inning The follows:
i''-'-'19 r. II F.
n. Y. University...I 3
RatteriAs-Cavanaugh and Rorke: Taylor Persons
New-York tribune., 1901-04-14

P. 4. Proal the young Blake schoolboy, who
won the interschoastic championship at Oakland
further distinguished himself by making the best
of the days. incidentally beating Irving
RrokaW, Of the home team. by up. Louis Law
ingston, jr.. was paired with Redfeld. the West
chester captain. and won by up. His card was:
Cl. co
G. Fox Tiffany. after being dornie on his oppo-
nent Knapp. finished all even while j. A Janin.
jr, the Staten Island champion was up on Bates.
The summary:
New-York tribune., 1901-04-14
uory CROSS 4; TUFTS .

Worcester, Mass April 13.-Holy Cross and TUFTS
College played an interesting game of baseball to-
dav which was won by Holy Cross by the score
of 4 to q Coakley struck out nine men Curran
nitched a good game for Tufts, but was poorly
supported The score: :, Z,
T'f Toy NfoS' --o 2 o 0 o % s
misunderstanding and Noonan: Curran and Fiske.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-14
CORNELL. CREWS ON THE LAKE.

Ithaca, y. Y. April l3.-Tc-day for the first time
this year Courtney took the five Cornell
the lake. He accompanied them the launch
and watched their work carefully. The first and
second varsity. the two freshmen crews and the
scruh crew were out. There change in the
make up of the varsity hut there seemed to
be a slight Improvement in their work. On Mon
dav several men who have been absent during the
vacation will return and daily practice will begin
New-York tribune., 1901-04-14
PRINCETON
BALTCSROL


The Fox Hills team visited the links OF the West
chester Golf Club yesterday and defeated the home
team by q score OF % TO 5. A W. Cragie was re-
sponsble for the only points that Westchester won.
defeating George Armstrong by up. The closest
match OF the cay between r. c. Watson. jr..
and 4. D. Compton, who finished all even Their
New-York tribune., 1901-04-14
SEASON OPENS AT PEEKSKILI,.

Peekskill. n. Y. April 13 (SpeciaD.-The baseball
season at the PeekskilI Military Academy opened
to-day with game between the Peekskill Military
Academy nine and the College of Physicians and
Surgeons of New-York. There was a large at
tendance of spectators. The play was sharp. but
one sided. The Peekskill Military
Academy 16: College of Physicians and Surgeons. o.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-14
CLUB RUN POSTPONED.

The scheduled of the Automobile Club OF
America yesterday postponed The members
had intended to make a trip to Ardsey -on-the-
Hudson There will be no regular run for two
weeks as many of the members will take part in
the one hundred mile automobile test TO be con-
Quoted by the Long Island Automobile Club next
Saturday Long Island
For other sports Part ii. pages S and q
New-York tribune., 1901-04-14
GEORGETOWN 5: NAVAL CADETS. o

Annapolis Md. April 13.-Many people saw the
GEORGETOWN baseball team defeat the Naval Cadets
here This afternoon. The follows:
'iet' 'A' II. F.
Georgetown .........1 Q o u !
Navy ...........,..,.o - - " " " " " " w
Batteries: Ceorgetown-Drin. Cox oHara- Navy
Weaver. Childs Read.
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boyle handicap was the attraction at the
Oyker Meadow links yesterday. the winner being
=. T. Brown, who finished down to the Colo
neLp Scores:
oot .........-5 4 Z 6 h4S
- IN @ S-5S-S3-1 down
n J. Phillips 4 down; Marvin T. Lyon. down w
putnam, II down; Edwards. Z down; William
sselEe down. A r. Fish. S down; Thomas A Eddy,
Soo~n; l. L. Abbott, down; =. c. HcKeever, down;
Daniel Chauncey 10 down F. w. Blossom, IL down.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-14
RROoKLYN s: NORFOLK 3

Norfolk Va April 1S (SpeciaD-The Brooklyn
team played its last game in the South to-day and
the pIavers left tonight for home. The game was
between the Brooklyn and Norfolk teams, the
league champions winning by the score of to 3.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-14
ENNSYLVANIA. :; INDIANS,

Philadelphia. April I3 (SpeciaD--The University
of PENNSYLVANIA baseball team defeated the Carlisle
Indians on Franklin Field to-day by the score of
to l. The feature of the game the heavy
hating of the Quakers Leary struck out nine men
for PENNSYLVANIA and allowed three hits Leroy
struck out ten for the Indians. but his team
failed support him.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-14
OPENING HANDICAP AT ST AMI

OFEISINI fANDICAP AT ST. ANDREWS.
ST Andrews opened its golfing season yesterday In
a to recall the days when this veteran club
was the centre of the sport this side of the
water More than forty members took part in the
handicap the winner being r. Bage Kerr, secretary
of the United States Golf Association SImmeTr
greens were In use and the turf in fine order Fol
New-York tribune., 1901-04-14
RECORD FOR NEw-HAvEN COURSE.

New-Haven. Conn. April 13-The prize the
best record over the course of IS holes of the
New-Haven Golf Club has been by G. w
Butts. O2 s., of Yale. who to-day went over the
course In 81 strokes.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-14
BROOKI.AWN.
z Al u

SEASON OPENS AT RICHMOND COUNTY.
The Richmond County Country Club opened its
season in a successful way yesterday with men,
bers' handicap. ". P. I4arned with the handicap
limit Of 18 the competition, at S6 net. Second
place went 10 ". II. BuSk. Summary:
New-York tribune., 1901-04-14
J. c. LIV1NGsTONs COTTAGE BURNED

Bar Harbor Ne. April i3-The cottage just COM
pleted for J. c. Livingston, Of New-York City.
a cost of $25 600. burned tonight The insur
ance was placed In builders risk The cottage
was on the Schooner Head Road directly opposite
Joseph Pulit8er'S cottage.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-14
TICPOSSE AT Ray RIDGE.

The Crescent Athletic Club lacrosse team opened
the season at its home grounds. at Owls Head.
Bav Ridge Yesterday by defeating the Stevens
Institute team of Hoboken, by a score of TO 8.
Many Of the Crescents played on the hockey team
last winter
New-York tribune., 1901-04-14
-ESTCEESTER.
FOX HILLS.
YALE DEFEATS BRooKLAwN.

easily defeated the Brooklawn team Of this city
here this afternoon by the score Of % to 4. The
feature Of the game was Cheneys defeat by Patter-
son, OF Bridgeport. Cheney last year the State
and Yale CHAMPIONSHIPS. The Yale
superior in driving Bridgeport's men, The score
New-York tribune., 1901-04-14
PHILADELPHIA. 7. TORONTO. T.

Philadelphia. April 1S.-Phiadelphia defeated To-
ronto to-day. Score:
Toropto ......1 o . q o. o
FhtIadelphia .......O o 3 = o x-T II /
Bat,eries-Altrock McFhl cooper and Ritter: Dunn.
Townsend. Duggesby, McFarisnf and Douglass.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-14
BOSTON. 10; MONTREAL. :

Chester Penn. April 13-The Boston National
League team defeated Montreal here to-day Score:
r H +.
Boston .........-.3 3 2 o o l o 2-l6 Il
Montreal o o 3 Is II u
Observation-Disclosures. Faulkner and Kttrtdge. Felix.
Agnew.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-14
ROCHESTER.
NEW-YORK.

Earned runs-New-York 6. Two base hits-Bowerrnan
Murphy, Phyle base by errors-Rochester,
Base on balls-on Taylor l. Morse off McPartlin
. off Clancy, Left -New-York 81 Rochester,
3. Struck outBy Phye. . by Mathewson. s. by dayior
s. by McPartlin, l. Stolen bases-Van Haltren = sci
bach Strang. Double play-Francs Smith and o'Hagan
Time of same-l Impre-Mr
New-York tribune., 1901-04-14
POLO MEETING POSTPONED.

The annual meeting of the Polo Association
which was to have been held at the Metropoita
Club last night. has been postponed until Tuesda'
evening next.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-14
HARVARD DEFEATS VIRGINIA.

Richmond Va. April 15.-Harvard defeated the
University of Virginia Charlottesville this after
noon in a pretty game 1t was pitchers battle
Harvard getting the better of it. Score:
II. L.
Harvard ...........O o-S 5
University OF 1-5
Batteries-Reid Steelman Nale and Carter
New-York tribune., 1901-04-14
COLUNBIA WINS AT LACROSSE.

Columbia won it's opening game of lacrosse by
defeating the Staten Island lacrosse team at CO.
lumbia oval. Wiiamshridge. yesterday afternoon
by score of to ,
New-York tribune., 1901-04-14
Out sa e- g 2 hAs
HANDICAP AT MARINE AND FIELD.

Another Of the April handicaps was decided at
ehe Marine and Field Club links yesterday in the
series to be held there monthly this season. The
wwlnner was E. H. briggs. whose net score was
~ Summary:
New-York tribune., 1901-04-14
LAFAYETTE, 10: RUTGERS. o.

Faston, PENN April 13 (SpeciaD.-Lafayette and
Rutgers opened the college baseball season here to-
day, Lafayette winning by score OF Ii to o.
Score:
r. H. F.
LAFAYETTE ..........1 8 . S-l3 l. Q
Batteries-Prtchard Ernst: Richter and Hart
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BROWN FAILS TO MAKE A HIT.

shut out without hit by Dunkle in the game with
Providence to-day. Score:
II. r
Providence ....--....2 o o o o x 4
brown 20 q % d 3
Batteries-Dunkle McCauiey; lynch. wsshburn and
New-York tribune., 1901-04-14

and r. H Syms.
The all-day handicap secured a field OF comfort
able numbers, and Clarence II. Robbins won both
gross and net honors on the following card:
New-York tribune., 1901-04-14
Gross. Handicap. Net
Inc point winners to date are Dr. Fuller. w.
"'nole, briggs and DIR. Lazarus.

LAKEWOOD GOLFERS OUT IN FORCE
Lakewood, n. J., April 13 tSpeciaD.-At the Golf
.iuo OF Lakewood an informal team match be-
e"een the home club and Philadelphia Country
N'uo was decided this morning. with four men on
= Nsiae Results counted heavily I'm favor Of Lake
wood. Scores foInw:
New-York tribune., 1901-04-14

d 60 snd second net prizes were taken py Wai'ef
H9ckley and c. Livingston, jr
o. aiaFt Mckee and Frederick p. KtmbaIl ollereo
noo N mixed foursome competition IN the alteI-
N ~ and eight cards were returned, MIS-. frApk
A. istsfnan and c. Livingston. jr winning.
ne Country Club there was also ".Aes
'oIne competition. in which pr1zes WON wv"
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There is 50 Much News

that even IL il comes by telegraph We
overlook it. Isn't it a fact that you
have seen DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sin advertised several times and have
neglected 20 TRY Il? An ounce OF DR..
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is as good as
q vacation. Ask any druggist or any
one who has taken IL. Sold BY Peo-
pies Drug sire DIV
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At Lawton, one OF the county
seats in the newly opened Indian
reservations in Oklahoma, six
hsndred and nine lots were sold
jO1 $3.50, $40. or about $40 per lot.
II this is any criterian, when the
the lots in the Cherokee towns are
appraised at their true value under
abe Curtis law the price will be as
high as 9 cats back.
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The sale of town lots as contem-
plated by the Curtis lav, would
prove very unsatisfactory If put
INTO operation in the Cherokee ma
hon. Il provides for such sale
without the consent Of the owners,
and expects said owners to make
itle at some subsequent time. the
money to be deposited in the SUBJ
treasury al St. Louis to the credit
# the Cherokee nation.
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DR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription gives
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II win endeavor 10 tel YOU Of the mary
benefits have derived from taking Dr. Pierce's
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Accept no substitute for the medicine
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DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the
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How far reaching the treaty sub
nitsed to the Cherokee people was,
j. now in : measure beginning to
dawn upon the minds Of the Cher
okss people. Its defeat brought
% the fore and showed 10 the world
ihs hand Of the Secretary Of The
Interior in the matter Of oil and
mineral leases. and almost as soon
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-. George Wright continues to
play checkers with the townsite
Surveyors. Davis is the latest
town to be abandoned before the
completion OF the important work.
When ]. George cashes in bis off,
eial checks there may be some
Aope that the much advertised sur
veys will be finished
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III the attorneys for the Chero-
lees succeed in reopening the
whole subject Of the property
rights Of freedmen the end Of COM
p'ications will take another bound
into the hazy distance. But MOTH
ing is ever settled without il is set
lied right.
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The public well i down go feet 10
day. and the bic driil Is slowly pound
iug ifs way downward through a
strata q hard rock As soon As the
work j. completed here, the drilling
oatft wlh be removed % Fairlsn6.
where water vii be prospected f0r.
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as the defeat Of the agreement was
announced the Chief was notified
of the intention of the Secretary 10
approve these leases.
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the less ndruf
and less success
full man says
euv o u 5 l y,
= That fel1o W
was born with a
gold spoon in
his mouth -
And yet on
analysis it viii
be found that
this success is
largely due to
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That GOId Spoon.

There are some men who seem to Be
favorites Of fortune. They are indus
trious, cheerful workers, full to over
flowing Of the energy OF splendid health,
and su-cess seems fairly to drop into
their hands. 1t Is of such as these that
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The following marriage liceases
were recorded IN Clerk Chambers
books yesterday Tom Dzvis-Ada
n. Webber. Beggs; G. ID. Blakey-
Ollie Robinett, Tulsa: Henry f. Snod-
grass-Mzry Oliver. COllinsville: \.
ID. Williams-Rachel Smith. Miles.
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For digestive weakness, nervous
ness. pains IN the side, natulence.d dig
illness, wakefulness, and other annoy
Ing ompaniments Of cosltiveness.
Herbine IS . prompt AID unequsled
remedy. Price. 20 cents at Peoples
Drug store d-u
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This is the time of year when
typhoid fever gets in its deadly
work, and it behooves every resi-
dent of Vinita TO have care as 10
where water for drinking purposes
comes from. With the abundance
OF pure artesian water easily ac-
cessible to the hotels and boarding
houses il is almost incredible that
waters from a filthy hole in the
ground that has not been cleaned
out in years should be used. 1t is
clearly the duty of the sanitary
board to investigate and see where
some of these hostelries get water
for the use OF their guests. There
is no excuse for using bad water in
Vinita, and it is objectionable.
The city marshal should have
authority 10 arrest any one found
using water from a stagnant we'll.
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nR- L. BAGBY,
- PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office in New Ratcliff~ Building. Tele-
phone ToI. vinita, Ind Ter
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There is no punishment that
can be meted out 10 the black
brutes that prey upon defenselsss
women that is commensurate with
their crime. Mental anguish is
foreign TO their brute natures, and
any physical agony that may be
inflicted upon them is intinitesi-
NAL to the fearful agony endured
by their victims. The slow pro-
cess OF the law In such cases is re-
sponsible for the prevalence of
lynchings throughout the country.
and until it's defects are remedied,
they will continue. The Peirce
City lynching, Tuesday night, il
confined to the guilty parties.
would have received the 2endorse-
ment of every community that
contains a woman. The indis-
crIminate lynching of negroes,
however, and the burning OF their
homes is barbarous, and deserves
the most severe condemnation.
Such wholesale murders wipe out
the rightful reward Of innocence,
ard tend to equalize right and
wrono
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JAMES s. DAVENPORT,
y ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Rooms and 10, New Halsell Building,
VINITA. ]. T.
Davenport & Hall, Attorneys at Law,
Bank Building. Claremore, l. T
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hards high Left eye out Brand on left
SHOULDER. {. p. or G. p. Strayed aboat the
1th Of July. 1901. Any person fnding said
pon will be well rewarded Address 9. G.
Allen. Dawes Ind Ter. 20.
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wv II. KORNECAY.
W. ATTORNEY At LAW
And Notary Public. Ofice in new Hal
sell building. Vinits, / T. VIII practice
in all the United States courts OF the I. T.
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want ads not 10 exceed hve lines will be
asserted IN this cOlumn one week Is days.
fDF = cents- IL you want 20 buy or sell or
1rAie. or have lost or found anything, need
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column.
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Wanted--A good farm in the northw
nrn part Of COOweesco0wee district. large
=nonrh for SIX all0fmenrs. Mean business.
Address. Lock Box :. Tahlequah- Indian
erritory- liy -s-tW