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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-10-19
Uhristian Church NIissIoaary Conrerenc.

Piqua, o., Oct. 1.-THE first annual
meeting of the international Mission
airy conference of the Christian
church opened here last night and will
continue in session four days. Near
ly every state is represented, also
Porto Rico, Japan and Canada.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-10-19
Presbyterians plan RevivaIs.

The Presbyterian synod of Kansas
inaugurated a movement for a revival
in every Presbyterian church in Kan
sas the coming winter. 1t will be a
concerted action.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-10-19
Burned Last Evidence of Debt.

The county commissioners of Miami
county burned in front of the court
house in Paola $225,O0O in bonds that
were paid in 1900 and 1901. This
wipes out every dollar of debt against
the county.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-10-19
NaueIe a Republican.

Lyman Naugle, formerly publisher
of the Wellington Voice and a popu-
list leader, now lives in California,
where he is a republican postmaster.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-10-19
Huge Column of Steam and Water.

The tornado which did considerable
damage in Cloud and Washington
counties recently was witnessed by
many people, being in sight Is or 90
minutes, and resembling a huge coll
umn of steam and water, showing
nearly white against background Of
white clouds.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-10-19
Fort scott votes Gas Bonds.

At special. election Fort Scott
voted $40, 600 bonds to prospect for oil
and gas.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-10-19

Congregationalists Choose Des Aioines.
Portland, Me-. Oct. 1.-THE Nation
al Congregational council has voted
to hold the next meeting In Des
Moines. IA. in 1903.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-10-19
No Longer Mrs. Leases Husband.

No Longer Mrs Lease's HusbRnd.
Since his divorce Charlie Lease has
begun to show signs of independence.
He is president of an anti-anarchist
club at Wichita.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-23
A ,,sIs% ssss :. was .,,;,: ;s,; an for second

Mephistopheles was starting for . second
victim when h curtain fell.
The sixth scene represented this burtal
OF Euclid, the characters being impcfson,
ated by h~fty--even men, Latin iuneraI
Grafton was pronounced. the book was
burned and then buried with what appeared
20 he a violent demonstration OF grief on
h part Of the crowd.
The Old fcnc. by day took up scene
seven. Students sat on the fence. Later
thhy played marbles and spun tops ~
was a lively scene In which the bicycle
champion, the fireman. the cop the college
bcl and the bootblack announced h
score OF a hall game Al the Yalo Field.
standing a at the end of the ninth inning
When tho victorious team entered. the
members were carried Oh In triumph just
as they ara to-day.
Scenc eight Was entirely devoted 20 the
fence 10y night. Here the students sang
topical songs.
represented Ia the next scsne. winding up
with a vivid suggestion Of u general rough
house, the proctor arriving In time To
quiet the disturbance.
The Performance. CLOSED with n soene
showing the interior Of Baitel Chapel with
The preacher p~runouncing tins benediction
He leaves the pulpit and pas-es down the
aisle. the seniors bowling as lie moves
toward the door. The sensation In this
SCENE came when Eiihu Yale came into
Wow "a TIE 'plege President, tFing I'M
psrsonated 10y John Wool-ey 81 Of New
York CITY, who i-ar- a strking resemblance
to Od III. ~ close h this resemblance
that h" po~ssi during his college cour-e
for n OF the pictures Of yAle's founder
Ia ia" Yale Ar School Throughout the
production college songs appropriate To
each scene were sung by tho chorus. the
audience joint ny In After the show there
were more songs, more noise and more
fireworks
At 1880 O'Clock this morning In Battell
Chapel. President Cyrus Northrop, Ii. d.
81 the University OF Minnesota, delivered
an address upon Yale In Its Relation 20
the Development 81 the Country Hun
dre1s falsd To get INTO the chapel IL was
packed to the doors half an hour before tho
time arrived for President Northrop 20
speak Tn" sain" crush at tho doors Of Bat
tell wa experienced later IN the day when
former President Daniel G. Gilman 81 Johns
Hopkins University spoke ON Yale and 1s
Relation Ia SCIENCE and Letters.
Al 40 y. VI IN the Hyperion Theatre
the choral performance OF Prof. Horatio
y. Parkcr'S -Hora NoviS-ima- was given
before an audience which packed the thea
TIRE. d jam was 80 great that very few
of the alumni made any attempt To even
gain entrance and scores % Yale's invited
guosts. Who held Reserved seat checks.
turned away because they could not get
within 2o feet ~ the entrance. The ora
toTio was sIng by the local Gounod Society.
assisted by Miss Cumming. soprano. Miss
Stein. contralio; Mr.. Hsmlin, tenor; MIR.
Bushnell, lass. and the New Haven SYM
phony Orchestra.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-23
EAST JERSEY GOLF LEAGUE.
INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIP BE-
GINS At MONTCLaIR.
cinen. the Title Holder. Makes . Good
SHOWING in TIVE Matches Mood,
Wakes . brave Fight shiunecocA
VIM From Morris County -Gossip.

. climax 90 the seasons team series.
which ended last week With the Norri.toWn
fleld club IN the nrst plsce, the Fast Jersey
'.oH LEAGUE began o., annual individual
championship Yesterday at the link, Of the
Montcialr Coli Club aud the Semi.nnals and
hhal VIII be played to-day The nv. clubs
IN the league only possess nins-hnl. links
ana u u the custom each year % play on
its individual event on a neutral eighteen
hole cour-e B,ltusful was ~. cen. last
year. when Howard Gin.n. Of In, Or,nr.
won The utl-. and this year the l.sgu. PLAYER.
are the guest, Of the Montclair Uolf club.
which has placed ~. links and clubhouse
at their disposal u u Jacobs. pr..ldcnt
OF Va" league. started the pAir- on ON their
fouhd- lie - the donor 81 the champion
ship cup
As only sixteen were eligible to play a.
representative 81 their clubs there was no
hred OF a qualifying round Iho-- defeated
IN the morning kept ou for "a consolation
cup anu th~rc Wei" also two runner-up pri,ez
10" closest match In the first round was
between Omen and J. 4 Freeman, for after
being = up az the turn the champion only
won by ? up Place had a Nalkov.r ia th.
second round. but the three other matches
were we'll contested citizen this time was
opposed To MOODY. the former captain of
the Newark \ A Going out the latter was
on on hi~ long game aud Gineu va. y up nj
the turn At the thirteenth hol. Moody
was but 1 down lie should hay. won thu
fourteenth. but the mis- - a short pu, caused
the hol" 10 br halyrd Tht. was Moody's
last chance, ipI Omen took the n.at two
hnles ~ par soii. winning 10y 3 up aud ? To
NIAA lie No.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-23
Wrestling.

loo Pardello. the middleveight wrestler
who i meeting all corners az Miners BoNery
Theatre this week. struck a surprise party
IN John hamhran. a strapping German. last
night hatnatan was IN hne condition and
muscular Pardello agreed 20 forfeit t?5
Observation-Disclosures After sizing Par
d"llo M hnmaran switched over ~ Ora ~
Roman rules. contendins that this was siip-
ulat"d IN the original compact Whom Tom
Niner. pardello's manager. Insisted IN catch
aS-catch-can Kamaran gave In florie BAR
aed o. remain on tho defensive pnrdello
did not lose any time IN getting - work and
soon had hts opponent tossing all around the
mat protecting himself kaWHrtu e. strength
stood him ~ good stead aud Boz tli~ way he
suuirW~d out OF What fret seemed r"fipin .
result In n fan After six minutes Iurdeuo
took a rest. and kRmarau went 90 top H."
Was unable Co dlslodgg Itri"l4' ~ IN"
ninth minute Pardello PLAYED fHrl half Nelson
Ne managed 20 SGT i've of tho" holds on ~
man. but kamarau escaped when " ar
pearcd n u kamarau would say the INN"
limit pprdcllo go' "a hup lock and hy bridging
his man secured a fall IN" time Nas ten
minute- and thirty sec'nds
In the after noon pardclln had also q hard
task H. talked John WilihmS ~ bos'lu
ac' entirely on tho defensive hu, hc s'on
tired. aud nardeIlo hnd Io trouble m piuulug
him down The fall was made IA elehi MIN
utss
la, might after H.. hout With kamaran.
rardsilp Va matched - meet i"nrg' Both
n.r tho instructor ~ tlr kutckrf bspsket \ G.
who defeated lack " turmack the heavy
WEIGHT. on MuudNv uicht rardello and
Rothr.r are z. meet Tomorrow night and
Pardrlln has under'1E"n . throw b'thrct
vii prevail IN m" event - st'vtue R'thuer
A.. 2, receive So
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-23
SHARRATTS MISSION TO CHINA.
Ho Tells " c~t~rners Of the Importance Of
Coming Tarin Changes.

SAN FRaSCisco. Oct. ,? t \ Sharratt,
a member 81 the Board OF General Apprais-
ers Of New York. who was recently APP
pointed by President Roosevelt as Ameh-
can representative on the international
Board to revise tho Chinese tariff. ad-
dressed tho Chamber Of Commerce to-day
just before his departure on the China
steamer. lie outlined his work as fol-
lows
Whatever differences OF opinion may
exist regarding territorial expansion. there
can he hut one opinion that expansion OF
trad II essential TO our future prospects.
To-day. tho United States stands among
the nations ~ a competitor for tho trade
and commerce 81 the world. and with the
open door and equal rights In china the pro-
ducts ~ our mills and factories will I've
marketed side by side with those Of all
Europe. | am empowered 10y tho Presi-
dent to demand for the merchants Of our
country the same rights accorded to tho
tradesmcn Of other nations.
Flour is entitled Ia free entry into China
under the terms Of tho protocol signed 10y
tho allied Powers and -four will hr on tho
free list Of tho revised Chinese tariff when |
I have completed my lators. Canned fruits
and l%cllies are the next most important
articles exported from the Pacific Coast.
To shippers I ask that YOU prepare and
forward To me az Shanghai tho home value
per can ~ every description Of this class
merchandise, aud ! will DO In a position
10 advocate a tariff advantageous to YOU
PROSPECTIVE exporters - every line ~
American products. ] urge similar n.
Ipiitious action.
After | have concluded nv labors on
tho commission ~ Chinese tanr, reducing
!, To a specific basis instead % ad valorcm.
! have tscn notified hy the President and
stat" Department | will probably Ia called
In conjunction with Minister Congcr
to negotiate n new commercial treaty
China In this connection, ] would
bc glad To receive suggestions In the near
future from merchants In the United States
regarding such changes "a In their opinion
prove beneficial.
In conclusion | wish 10 say that Presi-
Dent RDusevelt. In the recent conversation
had with him, spoke 81 my mission 20
Jhina "a ono Of momentous Importance,
Especially a. respecting tho States ives,
the Rocky Mountains. and he expressed
he earnest desire that | would faithfully
protect your interests.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-23
surri, SURRENDER Gosiin.

A'frSi Il GosIiu who j. under iudict-
mru' in the F.d"rtl courts Tor rumplicitv
~ the r-aud- 81 thr = : Dean Gp surr'u-
d.rSl himself Yesterday Co. United State-
Mrr-hal Houkel uu ~" demand - Mr.
Via Srlwti'. Who waS uu It, lnui tpf
sSp Mn Srhmiit l-scamc alarmed A.
il, p~rrrf Developments a. The affair." #
Miller lrauh.u SVndiCair aud feared
'Ia' Gr-Is would at'~mpt 20 ne' IN"
% .fif,i N'r ATTORNEY, ffer IN Wolfe. aud
b.. rHld 1s-.iu that Mr. Schmidt wished
o.. ,aug.l 'h' l-sud They went To- ~.
. -irrai Budding iug-thc' and thrrr Gusir
va arrntgu'-i t~fpr- judgr Thoma,. Whu
Iarf.ri him o. 'ha ~,1isto-i, - his c%ofin~rl
, "a laupnau, until THURSDAY. when =
u'v ls1rd VIII 10 arranged fot
q lH,"r. anything - ~aN sAid Gu~iiu
= 400 -att tuu much Hlv'ady Tha''s wha'
maUiY aI fhls rrrultls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-23
DOCTOR SIZES SCHOOL TEACHER.
Want. ~ 600 Damages for ALLEGED Sian
der Growing Out OF TITS Divorce suit.

II William Austin Gpodsll 81 SsS EaS,
iSS'h street. a physician well known m
II" Bronx, has brought suit for ISLANDER
and defamation of character against
MIS- Elizabeth MacNahb. who is a teache-
IN Public School 81 in West Chester. Mis-
MarNabb il also we'll known IL The Bron,
and the Islander s'nt has 50, p~ople in that
borough 10 taking IN a lively fashion.
The suit - ~ uutgruwth 81 a divorce suit
Il last spring. IN which Ur Gpodall and
BIZ VT" We're legally put a~under.
II" divorce action Wa instituted by
Dr Gurdall against his wife In May lAs,
and q dcCr". was g~rauici Co 'he doctor.
In hi ~i' against Miss MarNHhh he al
leg'~ hat Tho Young wpmA Aaid 20 and of
him publicly and in IA" hearing II persnns
ou IA" sir,-'t You d--~rt-i your wife and
-"n' h"f Co 'auaia a auUor and YOU sup
iur'st another home m the Vlclnit
Tie doctor alsp ~ay~ that Mis- MacNahh
~aii WHOM b. call-t a. tho huma II Ms
Elizabeth Anderson. a u'ar u.lghhor -
hr'r-. That ih"F" Wa no 80" IN h.r Ms
MaDNahh'~l homo Whp would e. Arnupi
WITH q marrt"i man 10 io-fur GALE
a. Tho hum" o' tt" Aud'r- ~ ma 10 earring
aut b" Alirc'~ tll. Mis- MasNahb o.
WE 'Hrnsiuu gI' mt INV -~r~atinn VII.
DIE rfachmau. puarrilHI With tho coach.
man and talhsd io ham - hts employ,r
Nts~ MaCNaNh r-fuirs 'hs' her remarh.
on thu o-va-tHn N"ra aidr'~-~i. not o..
~ t,sttal'- vaChmlu. huf - her mathsf
u - Asserted that th"rp has ie@n som.
-urf - a quarrel 49, ve-u 10. chlAr.
= fle NacNatb au1 Anderson famlir-
The MscNahh'- lv" 81 U>a PARK Av~nu.
and ~" Anderson - ElI PARK aver4H
Ma Mac\shh D. - wear. I'D namAs
'o %" amount - s.sn ar claimed ia u.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-23
NEW MOVE ~ COPPER FIGHT.
Motion Ia Drop the AmalGamated Com.
psny From the Parrott Case.

BuTrE, Mont, Oct. % The attorney
for the plaintiffs in the suit Of Lamm and
MacGinniss against the Parrot and Anal
gamatei Companies went INTO the United
States Court to-day and asked permits
sipn To DISMISS the action a. to the Anal
Ramat"d Company The intention was
io take ~" cas-" out Of the Jurisdiction
81 the Federal Court. Judge Knowles hav-
Ing drCideyi that Jurisdiction rested with
hi court because ~ the fact that the action
was h'twesn the plaintiffs and a foreign
corporation.
Judge Knowles refused 10 dismiss with
out notice to the attorneys for the defend
ants and tho matter viii come up again
tomorrow. II dismissed n 20 the Anal
gamR'cd Company, IN" case will probably
60 back Ia Judge Clancv's court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-23
INPORTFD TUO GIRLS.
Woman Who Had Them Detained with
Them ~ lllis island.

4 woman VINO arrived in the second
cabin II the Rcd Star liner ICELAND on
Monday was taken e Ellis Island with two
girls who said they were natives Of AlsaCe-
Lorraine and dsClarcd that they were going
to San franotSro to b+sNume domestic ser
wants Tor $50 a month "a woman regis.
tered a. Mr. Smidt. hut Assistant Com
missioner McSw"cuey says her real name
j. Pauline Guyle and that her business
- not legitimate The girls said they
mot tho woman tn Paris and that she gave
each % them siOo The girls will I've sent
hack
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-23
,.rr nr.ohr Guest Of spanish .r y.,.r.,.

Malof-t'"n John n. Brooke Vas a guest
e Manhattan Command No 3. Spanish
War Nci"fau~. st tho commands third
anniversary n'--tiug held AZ Wendell
Assembly Rooms ~ Wei Fortv-faurth
street ls-' evening Caps Johu VI. Thomp.
a'u prv~ii'-i. 4 stand - cplor~ MAS pr..
-rui'-i 60 The command from friend, hy
MAJOR Frank h"-k u wss formally ar-
osff Il NV tnU, Commander Chamta
Andrews
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-23
,uiema,s,. Nun. pe~n fuc, r,,.,

A. automobile 10 charge - John FLYNN
. st- lat tiNy-third strc-i ran down
1au.- NHrn---y - iu N-st Pory--~~snd
sfurf. vho Wa- raitur q ~larNcl. ~ Seven.
fHrth a'rH rrH tsffnhl hark Me-s la
uNGif d. flr aufufuHtul- We = Mn Lew
~ NinoiN .tr-i =tfs-H amt Central pafl
ct. saAt tolls . tssskulaksfs wife MOI
r@@eys haCk AisG head SoTs ng.fca.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-23
HUGH MAoGILDOWNEY At HOME.
of Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Talks Of the Cup Racers.

QrEENsrowS, Oct. % -Hugh Mac
Gildowney. one Of tho committee Of tho
Royal Ulster Yacht Club who witnessed
the races for the Americas Cup and repre-
scnted the club on tho Columbia. arrived
here to-day lie said he believed there
was no difference in tho speed Of sham
rock III, and Columbia. hut he thought
III" challenger was tho faster boat In run
ming.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-23
Ma Mccoy M Charlie Mitchell WIN start
Gymnasium In Ionden.

SFNfIaI Idhf Uffro'Th % THE Sun.
QUEENSTOWN. Oct. p. KID Mccoy and
Charlie Mitchell arrived here on the White
Star Line steamship Oceanic to-day. They
will start a gymnasium in London. Mccoy
says he is ready To fight for tho champion
ship Of the world for a purse Of 1900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-23
nn-nrd nremrn. ,,.rL. u.a. e,.r

o." Nu-h German l41vd steamship
b""fii'u vulDH va- badly damage m fn.
rr"H' hHhHtru ~. two V-ags az HrltUi
"-frriHH fHum hfom.u She ias iH--u
irus IrrHI tv~TtV.h Ns f@f ard fftei
vii rev isH'"fr NhIch iurr"H-s hrf power
Nhs r. ~IraHIraIlN o. urv yrssai ~. hns
HrnnWmpiaiu fs g. Nn frsi oaiin 40
s~N'na cailn ana saS ste.rAxr pAs-el
S.p
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-23

sverass distance for three balls Of "a yards
. feet ~ inches. In the Approaching and
putting contssf n tie result ID between Mrs.
fox, Mrs BARLOW and Mr. Der sner. which
will be played on Tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-23

~ ho,Sa
Past Jersey I,,eu. Ch.mro,.h,, y,,,, ,o,,,
II often Past Orange. hesi 1 4 FreemAh
hs 1nd : 70 PAP, , y hGlion lien Ridge.
bradshaw fssi Orange beaI n WWs,.u,y
{ PLACE Glen Ridst. Deaf Y StIik. = To,s q pm
nv Iup and , TO play Austin Colgaie Rsst or.nss'
and J. : Wadssorth, Motrstown Ti.ld. both te
lig,n. by > up and J to play " { freeman. Glen
b. I'D 4, fault ITA' " II 'hSd"''A horT'''o~n FIELD
NevHhd n9unI SIns1 beAt Moody BY w and
play Place Won bS deisnii n. nsn bs,s If.i,s
Consolation -" riu, round 2 r,..n.,
S1p and 70 pay ''N ''"'' ''
There wa- .lso som. n,e-es,,g MIA, A.,
events Of IN. HON. cluh 49,. p..gM
we're PLAYED in M. club chs nIo,. ~ Ts
which tho Qualifying round va" held on az
Saturday, " Es,nn beating ii a
rlimpton. by , IN and u play. Howard
Ard co,oy eSatInS Tohn ~ Ward. 10y up
o. piay ITO" Il p'"'e'' oy up and :
fhe woman n.mber. continued ,A.A.
round robin" handicap match Ma ~,
the Marcus trophies III. results w.re
NJ" nopns 1 sY &c S = hedheia bee, MIS-
Gwyn nm beat Mrs II. W Thayer. by ds,.Sli. M.,
pa R,S''' = beat Miss L''Ao"' = by , up and l to
second Trophy Mrs.. y N. Harrison b.,, Miss
Y W.T. NRhhflt - hFaN MIN - T.. saunders. by
default: Miss " Van L.nnrp. :. beat Miss z, <.
oven by I, up and ; 20 play
The other women will play u complete
the round on Friday
John du Fails. Secretary %, IN. NJ q
tSsen tho All fS,"delnb's 'ss%naa Hs,ch De
Covni,v dun NO, on "XInnr ~ ne Nassau
AZ frst ~" NV U" y" d" a. announcer
q IL Martin b"s, ! n ii,i..yy 'eHnGhyy SruD
and , 10 nI,V ard y ,"prhrar .W N
Ml.hael; by : ", and 70 piay faIvei nov
Martin Tor m. tr"rhy - ~" """' f"'"s
'" '' WV "''"'
IN ~" CAS- team ." ~, ~ ~. SvNstsrday
NetTopnlitan toIT &c., t,on ~. "sou
cock Hlis Golf Ciub team Won from the hnms
'ss.na uy , uw w." S.o,e
Morn, Cn,ntn vt,s HH,,.. q ~. b"'ais
49, IT, "' - 49, Mss hnubeft, o.
Only nve cards v"r" returned In the quail
championship AZ tho Ardsley Club
r. w G,rd soc Sr5s Ms, rSsy:' q Mr. !
los M~s Icrry' los Mis- tiawt,, 10
L. N" nr., wSich play round today Miss
ins a by"
,n,-t" p,rs-n'.u "I h.hIy u Iowne
70. ahhuei VohIruuon IN team matches
bet"eeh tne We" mum and "" ~ Andrews
,,'i ftup1 'h% tnts"',a oote IN thc two matches
10 WIN th" trophy Tor The year, has been
Natded 70 We ~ Andrews players In
IN" iht'h ~ wee hurn on sept 20 tho home
team won hyiI 10 v, while at 81 Andrew.
on NaturdaN. oct IL. We" burn lost by 20 90 O
The, Westchester Coli Club will begin it,
annual mixed fourSome competition for
m"fnb"t~ and guests IN saturday. Nov 2
pn. that day the usual medal pay round
will tax" place. tho first and second eiglt.
10 continue az match plAy for their rcspertiye
prizes upon succeedins SATURDAY. nfte,nnc,s
thtflcs must he sent TO Y / hcdheld. the
secretary. not later than oct - and must
10 accompanied hy the quests club handI.
ran "
nYr.,, ~, .
EunhpuS~ 81 Ia" Nont~rrrut coli Club this
MoNTCLAIR. oct >. On the Montclair
,olf club Inks this afternoon the womsn
the nlav Tor M. Marcus CItps Tha
~" III" -"
-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-23
Bowlina Aifus.

Srw YORE ROWLING ALLEYS. u,h .. ana
Nd Az i'gh' new alleys well ventilated. open
gAns -
starr. Bcwiinr Academy. $40 Wet seth
Private. open and Ctub ALLEYS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-23

Albert u Mason. 81 Piti~lurg. Pa 'cs-
tihcd that he had lsSn a Nsuman. -sCotd
class. on IA. BROOKLYN. IN the spanish war.
and that hc had written tho lpg - the vet-cl
containing an account Of h-T actions ia the
battle 81 july 7 u" cNplain-d thai the log d,
originally written and IA. adi"nda explain
atory - tie bop wprs in hI~ handwriting
and told why 10 had mad. tho additions
He produced a ~tvI-wrticu shp which le
sad ~as a cupy q 10" hog given o. linn iH
write out This rad We engaged with
our port battery az ar-t. hut llst a. -l.n
ne the cnofny stood 90 westward. v' tur
our helm starh1ari az first. thou hart aysfI.
- asto hslng oar starhuard battery a. la 10
This Wa written IN the lng on july o.
thcn, 10y dir~Tiun II Navigator Hpdrssr
tho log was ,hangs-i - a. Co suh,if4i.
-por' for --iaHHuari' ami ti. iu-.rIUu
~ tl" worir afsr f, swinging rl.sr 2
the tw 90 tAr irNa- WIZ laruf Hrig-
rcn dir~cird tl~ - to b. r. aur'i fIr vii.
n--s cpud nuf saN t. taIf lsuin no.
wiin~ss SAID tier- sas nuiitng iu tlr tsai,
off ~ ia about puttiug tho irim a-s,aflssArd
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-23
MARINE ORDERLY cRosrS

Lieutenant Commander W A. Rurh, who
served on To. BROOKLYN as a watch and
division officer. said he had charge 90 the
guns IA the after part Of the ship and that
on July ; he ran for his position, hut before
he could lr'gin firing the BROOKLYN began
turning rapidly II took ten or fifteen
minutes &C. make the loop he .aid. lie
did not hear th" order hard aport. Al the
beginning % N" turn the range was $40
yards. tn" NisCaya, he said, turned tow
ard tho BROOKLYN AZ on" time. IN. court
cNcludeSi n chart ~ IN. battle prepared
hv tre wifn~~s Tho court ssked Nr Rush
SEVERAL questions, among them the follow
Ing
q pid any of tho Spanish ships indicate
a purI~'~" n ramming th" Brooklyn during
40" early par oi the hattie 81 July ~ 4 II
wa nv IMPRESSION then and aftcrward
that 'b- Ni-caya intended 20 do soinet hing
Of ~" sort. She had hscn pr-ttv vel
hammered and snok. was coming from
her and 80 had made a turn with her star.
bnarl helm OF a portion - q turn
y How SION after leaving the mouth
" The hari.or did the Spanish ships turn
90 thn westward \ II il hard To- toll.
hui % was u'Vy-say foI them TO come "a,
half a NIL" ~ th~r-r-quAriers % - mile
DO not think they ran more than half ~
th~r'-s-qunrterS - a mile.
y When was u thai the Niscava ap-
p-0f"d =" show q disposition to fAmf A..
] Wa iuclins~i ~ the impr-ssiun that 10.
attempted u JUS t@fpf- 'h- Brooklyn