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POPE BROS.

The rapidity WITH whichthls "es'e'"
country is being settled makes 1t heces'
sary for one u have farming tools Oh
every character. A business supplying
these commodities in Red Cloud is thal
of Pope Bros. A large stock OF farm
implements, buggiss. wagons, etc. II
carried, and customers are treated al
all times with the utmost courtesy
The old firm of Pope Bros, was estao
lished some eighteen years ago, and III
reliability and goods ranks with tht
best in southern Nebraska. They
handle the well.known milwaukee,
harvesters and binders and the ceie
b:ated Racine wagons and carriages
throughout. Their business last yeal
was one of the largest in the history o.
the house and was fully up TO the ex
pectations Of its plopIleiors. IL you
are thinking of purchasing a vehicle OF
implement you should not fail of lsok
ing at Pope Bros. line as they are II
position to make you offers OF goot
goods at reasonable prices.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-24
/. II. BECK, M, D.

From 40 professional mar do we ex
pect or exact so many Of the cardinal
virtues as from our physician. II our
clergyman IS austere we imagine his
mind is absorbed in the contemplation
of things beyond our ken; but in our
doctor we expect a grea, amount OF
wisdom, the gentleness CT = woman
and a sympathy as extensive as the
human ills. The subject OF this sketch,
DIR. l.. II. Beck, in q large measure
appears to nil these requirements and
to a large number of the people OF
Webster county he is the ideal physi
clan. DR.. Beck is a graduate Of the
Keokuk Medical college, class of 1885,
and is a member of the Nebraska State
Medical society. He is the present
secretary of the local board of pension
examiners and is in more ways than
one identified with the city's best
interests.
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A NJ. RERRS.

One of the NEST skilled mechanics in
the city il A. n. Beers, blacksmith,
with a shop one block east of the Chi
cage Lumber Yard. He has spen,
nearly 90 years at the trade and located
here one year ago from Smith Center
Kansas. Ne does all kinds of general
blacksmithing, repair work and makes
fine tool edging a specially. His pillow
work is of the best, and in shoeing h'
is painstaking and careful. Any work
eft in Mr.. Beers hands will be wei.
done and satisfaction afforded.
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TURNURE BROS.

There is IN every Dranch OF traue
some husiness concern which bears the
stamp of the enterprise OF its proprie'
tors and which has attained merl'
,orious celebrity, Not that Il hlih
enterprise alone makes a reputation
but it tends TO draw attention 10 the
GENERAL excellence of its STOCK. ~
U,sit 10 the store Of Turnure Bros. ana
an examination of their large II up
tc.date stock of dry goods, notions
shoes, carpets, ladies' and gents ior'
n,shings, and groceries will convince
one of ehe business ability OF It's pro,
urietors. This house was established
an December 1898 and was then o
as Shea & Turaure Brss, and con
,inued under this name fer two years
Mr.. Shea retiring. At this time Only y
small stock of groceries n queens
ware was carried Additions were
made, the first being shoes, then U
general dry goods line. The stor'
today is a favorite trading place foi
the large number of people trioutor'
70 Red Cloud and has always held it'
place among the leaders, as the ou'i
ness policy OF its proprietors has eVel
been one that commented II generous
trade. They have always taken al
active part IN all public enterprise
and their high standing AS business
men has been attained through earneN'
and honest methods.
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c F. EVANS.

Everybody who has been in an up.
to.date second hand store knows what
kind of a stock Mr.. Evans carries.
Here can be found everything from a
paper of tackS up to a parlor or bed.
room suite, and at prices too low to
think about. Mr.. Evans has a large
stock to select from, and by his square
and honorable way of doing business
has made hundreds of customers. II
you are looking for something cheap
and reasonable cali on him and look
over his stock as the chances are ten
to II you will find just what you
want
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STATE BANK OF RED CLOUD.

There is no more important criterion
by which to Judge the commercial sta
bility of a community than the Use
and progress of her banking institu'
tons. The city Of Red Cloud takes
Just pride in her banking houses ana
points to the solid and substantial ba.
sis upon which they rest, One very
popular with the people is the State
Bank of Rcd Cloud, an institution that
is regarded AS one of the strongest OF
its kind in this secti n. II Is a reliable
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Webster County.
(Continued from page 4, part II

They are always prompt on settle
ments, and no red tape or vexatious
delays to annoy one. MIR. Teel came
to Red Cloud from jacksonville, ILL.,,
in 1887 and served the county two
years as deputy sheriff. He has AS
sisted the various county officers IN
their offices and is Il conservative busl'
ness man i'm ali his transactions, giving
his patrons very advantage when
drawing up a policy.
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and favorite depository Of the funds of
the people and its affairs are managed
with prudence and great care. The
men at the head Of the bank are rep
resentative citizens holding the unqual.
flied coniidenc3 and esteem Of the peo.
pie. 1t has ~ cash capital and surplus
Of So, 600 and is oilicered by the fol
lowing gentlemen; j. II. Aud, presi.
dent; W. r. Aud, cashier and NJ. Finch,
assistant cashier.
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elders; it is prattled by the children
and everybody wears by it so to speak
1t is the criterion II all their wants, the
Mecca to which they turn for neeessa.
ries and comforts, for the name of this
extensive establishment has Conc to
signify almost everything under the
sun. They have a iudicious buyer
and an able manager in the person OF
MIR. w. q. Black and NO matter what
you want 60 to the store and you will
find it. The people Of this city should
feel proud of a business of such wide.
spread and far reaching enterprise as
the Fair, and indeed they are.
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HENRY

There are few, If any, Of the numer'
Gus readers Of this edition who nave
not painfully experienced the process
of breaking in footwear. Instead OF
the shoe fitting the foot, the foot i
forced into the shoe, and all kno"
what pain and Inconvenience thu
means. BY %patronizing an exclusive
snce house, whose management make
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II FAIR STORE,

The Fair Store has become n house,
mold word in and about Red Cloud. 1t
Is discussed at the home circle by the
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are on the yacht. -Four of these will be put
In Alnce tn-rntrrn.r md Aha Afth thA nna a 4

are on the yacht. -Four of these will be put
In place Tomorrow and the NTH. the one al
the extreme stern on the port side. will be
left on indefinitely 10 allow changes 10 be
made In the ~ Of the after bu lkheld The
latter has been removed temporarily. The
aluminium plates for the deck will be gotten
out Tomorrow and cut and drilled, The
sheet steel Of which the hollow mast - 20
be constructed Is being shaped and rolled
The metal is about tye-thirty->econdS of
an inch thick
The circular invitations for the open re-
gatta TO be held for the big boats on Boston
Light on Sept or a later date, u neCoS-aT y,
have benn printed and copies viii be mailed
TO Sir 1homasSlLpton and other prominent
yaChtsinen within few dnys. accompanied
by personal letters from the committee hav-
ing tho AFFAIR in charge The regattn L. To
be under the rules Of the Hull l-Massnchu-"ttS
Yncht Club, except so far a. there are CON
ficts with IN ose OF tho New York Yacht club.
In which ease the rules OF the latter will gov
ern. The classification and prizes are as
follows.
Glass SloopS 80 70 % fec, watrllne length, ST. 900
cup class = all yawis 81 On cup class ,, al schnon-
ers $1,000 cup. class g. SoopS uncer ~ feet water
line length $3.50 cup: class .. SloopS under ~ feet
wacriine length $3.50 cup class q. 5 ioo,srS, under
n, Y. Y c. measurement rule, $500 cup class Z.
all rshlng schooners. cash prizes oi $1,000. $500
and $3.50.
Tho start will be OF the lishtshlp AZ the
entrance OF Boston harbor The course
for all classes except the fishing vessels will
be a triangular one. thirty miles long
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TvvOraTIONS ~ THE CONSTITUTION


BuIsTOL. April The cock Of the CouSti-
tlt,on IL now plated from IN" eyes forward
70 rs far nit a7thc stern bar. tho work having
boon completed in about three weeks The
metal platiuE ueo! N covering in tho dock.
while very light, iS strong enough 10 boar
TIC greatest strain which il will be subject
u when the craft "a In commission Propara-
tons are being made 10 supply deck tarpaUlins
similar in character 10 thus" introduced on
the torpedo boats Dupont and Porter This
material has a surface more suitable for
everyday use than the long usrd decl. plank
1t j. found to hayo we'll withstDod constant
use on ~" torpedo boats Although all the
ulate- are NOW Httcd on tho sheer straAr II
vii tt' rpr,l" - dnyS longer to finish The
riyotlng, which is being done now by only a
fov mcDh1ui.~
The doing away with 4 number Of tho cross
section frames in tho Constitution and tho
adoption ol for" and at framing to quite an
C''"rt has naturally brought about other
iuupvttipnS Iu ~" system Of COnStru,tlon
elsewhere IN "a" hull Whore the plan n
building former ao-root defenders wa,
g. cover the lower rIrt of a." frames ahu, O.
the lead k,rl with ihr thickest ~ bronze
plates, and grAdEaIly lessen the thick n,s-
Of cHoh ~traN" Of plating from below dear
i.u ~ the .ac,r sir1,'. tho system Los boon
rrvosurtonilcd IN IN" building II tho Con,ri-
tutiun, for the designer ~ 'u" outset deter
mined that two crIlt must turn Quicker than
an othrr boat ,.",tru, '"l . defend thcCup
bore before, not "N'eptlug tho columbia,
WNirh Nva~ u marvel lu such uaup lvrr-
Thn' tn"CoustH' 'tl'n - meant ~ far c,lIrsa
past records in going il ,'pvs is eub-tau'ia,.d
b. Ilr fact that tho principal We. KIT .~ tlrlyu
ir.p 'Nr mid ship section i~a, -. hunrd =,
sp"e~ ~ shown hv rNe ruhir hrun,n rla.a..
which ar" 'hi"krr in th1t -"uripn fhan tncl are
in tho forward oul U'l"r NE,rluag- The
plaiing les thinN's dlrN.i'r nlpyr No h,.lI IN
The lead N""l. w'ulc ava" forward and gu
tho tnoorv nf tlr wedge points I~ followed .,,,.
.g . f1a. a., o 10, l.t q
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Three Victories for Newell in the Harvard club
Glass Races.

CAMBRIDGr, April s--1hc Harvard Club
class racna this afternoon resulted in n victory
Of throo races for the newell and one for
the Weld Tho Newell won the senior, ,nnior
and sophomore races. while the Weld won tho
law school race There were exciting finishes
In all tho races except the Junior class race
In This race the crew that capt Billiard Of tho
Varsity crew ~trukcd won by length and a
Quarter lh" time was goNd, considering
the conditions Tho best time was made bv
the seniors and juniors who each went over
the mil" and seveu-riRhths course IN o minutes
81 seconds III" law school truc was 10
minutes seconds. and the sophomore. 10
minutes - seconds Two races. ne lunior
class and thn law school, were protested by
the Weld ilun on account of fouls Tho
officials decided That there was foul in tho
Junior rae" for the Newell crew cot on ,hs
Weld course and struck their opponents
Our~ The race was, however given 10 tie
Newell, and they " u row IN N" final rec On
Thursday In the law sch p1l Casc the Official,
d"Dlurod that ther" WIS no foul The law
school race was by far IN" mott eICi.n. Of
the afternoon
About ten strokes from tho finish J "
Farley. who played end on the Varsity foot
ball team IN h" iai" game. broke his oar
and Jumped ovcrboHrG lie DID not stay
under the wnter long enough, however for
the stroke oar struck h'in ln tho hoa! Uc
wa, not hurt in any way ana Nt. licked up
by the launch after he had been m ihr water
about Two min ltcs All crows who won
To-Day VIII lut" LOT lhN tltS~ Champion
ships, after which the graded crews viii be
plCked at "acn cun and from these graded
crews the VARSITY squad will be picked
The winning crews rOWcd IN his order
Weld Law School Stroke Sn,te = Fa'rwrathrr
., Davis s. Butler !, CEasc. ., Shrrhurnr, 2 Slipp.
bow. GTlk
Nrwel. 'Oi Stroke Geulsh :. ! Lawrence. O.
Mcconnell. 5, HENDERSON. l. brigham. . swain 2
Cunningham bow, llAwka,
Newell 'oe stroke, Bullatd. :. Goodell A. Gregg.
>. Morris T. 4 Lawrence, 3. Merritt, :. Browreli,
bow Su. IA
Newell '03-Strokr Boardmsn :. Aver. a. McGrav.
5, bowjich. I, Foster. =, HaycpcE ?, Brown
how Clark
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For the Bask ctbaII Championship.

FIrsHING, April $ Two basketball games.
the Nrst for m" annual Metropolitan 4. 4. T..
championship. were played In IA" armory 81
the Seventeenth separate Company tonight,
Six teams Werc entered in the contest two
from BROOKLYN. two from Manhattan. and two
from Flushing The Brooklyn ,oams, the M
tionalA { and Rubber Five did not play. In the
first game the Seventeenth Scpara e Company
defeated tho W.s, Side 4 & Quintet.
but not un'l after two hard fought h1yos
were rlnycd For time II looked a. n IA"
Nest Side tenn would win. bat the seventeenth
PLAYED together ~ The close The score Wa.
Seventeenth, - Wet side. n. Runge for
mcrN Of 'hr Nohawk~, played a stnr game
for the solilrr-, contributing ia Of tho goals
scored hy ii, .!G". The lin" "p and summary.
~srsr'es0fF. posrio's We' 'm"
Hamilton Rign' forward .. DowucS, Hurry
clark Ici' forward 80. Roberts
Hepburn ... centre ...... WenNei buTg
Tookr iNgh, guard .- Res man
RVngc lev guard ......... thompson
t,pnls From Fl'd RugFr. g. Robers, . Hcyman.
10oker Roberts IIurc" urlcrcc--Gcorge 7 Hepburn.
limr-2l minute halves me MohRwkS played an
uphill game with thr IastIMrS IN the second haN.
bi vent GOWu 'O defeat h tne Scorc " II 10 IL hNeF
the Scorr E7S u o I AGAINST them IN the nrsi hFlt
Non Shollv was subSt'D'cd 'of loN The Iine
NOhrWk iu6 i'01S. IdSirs
Allen ..... .... Hgt frvnrd .,......,, =, Fisher
HarbO'rNc ...... L't forward ..... WILDLY
Cornell ..... tNtfr ....... ...... NrlT
IIutr ugS ...... .WcNt guard ... ..... l3ll'y
Fo,. Non SA1l'y c'; guard ShocnaN"', kaly
Goals from nsld rarc', ? cornell % MNdify,
? youS1oy. Reilly Goals from foul Alien, 2
cornell NonrhoN .. Shrl, ! Re"rce G 7
Hepburn Im'-:n mlnuI" halves.
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The Brooklyns az Practice.

CHARroTTF. y G.. April The Brooklvn
hnll tossers had two hours practice this
morning and then they ran a mile around the
grounds. strong wind blew across tho
diamond, bu, thi, only tended to make the
mon hustle all the more. 80 as not 10 catch
cold Ihov were unable 30 use the grounds
in tho afternoon ~ the colorcd folks down
here are celebrating the Easter holiday and
'wo rival culored teams played The colorcd
folks were deckri ont In MI colors imaginable
ana II wa~ "A treat 70 tho boys 10 see them
going to the game In vehicles Of every descrip-
ton from the rubber tired coach down To- the
old mule hay wagon The home team won.
and ~rriorI, trouble was avcrtoi A. II was
there we're several lively mN-up- during
the game Hughes Is expected tonight
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Yale. New Baseball Grandstand.

NEW HAYES, April Plans and estimates
for tho new baseball grand stand have been
made 10y the Yale field managers in con-
spltation with ono Of the most experienced
grand stand builders in the country Tho
structure will cost about $4,000 OF which
ahou, 50. 600 has been pledged. will hold about
g.noo spoc,ator-, and will seat several times
rhr number seated hy the old stand which was
burned down The whole stnnd will be con
sidorably lower than the old structure The
be comparnttvcly narrow and two large wings
will parallel the base lines from the plate
Tho ground will probably be laid out for
the stand in a few days and the work NJ build
ing begin littIa later Only n part Of the
new stand viii be covered and small hleHChprS
will hc added for the big gnmeS with Har-
ward and Princeton
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sh,rkc,'s Manager says That Tom VIII Not
Hight MCCny.

Barney Reich. manager of Tom Sharkey.
say. that hs protcGr has made up his mind
not 10 0ght Kid Mccoy, no matter what in
duremCutS may ho offered Reich declares
that lhr ey-sailor il gong 10 sidetrack the
Kid for good In talk with a reporter of
Tur SIS Reich said
'ShurEcv Will never fight tho Kid again
He ha, whipped him already, and that he
think. IA -utnceut | am after another
match for Sharii"y IN addition 80 his ten
round hnttl" with Fred Russe l. which is 10
be decided ~ Denver m" latter part Of this
month | think that Joe Choyn-ki will be
the man and that the combat will he held al
Frisco wish TO stale that the match be
tween SGark"y and Paddy Slavin has been
clnchcd The pair will box at Dawson
city within two months The purse offered
l. SO Oli
When Tom O'Rourkc was told that Sharke Y
would not meet Mccoy he said
4 knew n Sharkey will not have any,
M lns 10 do with Mccoy while / am behind
him He li"ked the Kid once, but he knows
well enough that he can't do IL now "
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THE SvS Individual Championship Tournament
Pump, Beam and Stein. At Thum Kshlsdorfs
alleys
Sew York Royal Aroonum League Stanley
Council Harlem Council and Deiendsm Council
at Stars alleys
White Elephant Tournsmsnt-ivy Leai Dooli,tle
American and Friendship, At ThumS Academy
alleys
Bank Clerks Tournament Alleys and 2--J
= Morgan.S Go Mount Morris Bank and Cont
ntuial National Bank: alleys andA Chase National
Bank American Exchange National Bank and
ladcrhutg. lhHlmAnn Co at Reds alleys.
North Side National League Hyperion Klon
dyke and Cfotona, az Pumps alleys
Arlington National League Cannon vs Bleecker
al the Arlington Han alleys
Arcade Tournament Spartan vs. Fldela. al
Ffrtck alleys
later state l.ngu, Brooklyn Va Erie al Cordes
IoldenS allcls.
Associated cycling clubs OF Long Island Tourna
mfrt class A -Bushwlck Whcrlmcn. ramsQua
Whcelmcn and Mutual Wheelmen, al Thum Ehl.r's
alleys.
Arlington Womrns Tournament Cecilia, Colum
ha and Jolly Ladies, at the brooklyn Arlington
Hall alleys.
Jersey Clty Royal ArcAuum league bergen
Council IS. Arborct Council AT Tle'lrns alleys
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Baseball Notes.

NrV HNvr>. Npul s. ~ 'hr meeting NJ the
dlrrc'or, of tuc 0uLcrru state League In his civ
~ night ilr following tmpirs were selected Gcorgc
" Ilau. Ir. NJ urdgcpO'i. Thomas Nee ann p'
Drrhy. naN.t Nll ~ N"Nruui, tuurle BrSt oi New
haven and Irapl, ~ tnN ..uhStlilcI ~ NrV Butau.
II va, dIcIdcd ip have oUl, rght clubs In the league
Ncw Ua'rn. NcNurn. I'rOy, Hudrcpuu Ntitthury,
Norwich, NCN LONDON Anl Bristol. The IsanchiN"
fof llp ErW London team went IN y. L. Shrn and /.
\ Warnnr ui Ncw LONDON, II having been forfeited
%, T'rurr UrturoU. The applications " Hartford
aIg ~rUugNrlI clubs were wnNdtaAu. RS 10th clubs
nHsr rulr M'p 'Gr Eu'ir'l League. The season
b'eIas ou MAJ I and "utN SEPT = schedule "aS
adopted
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Dr Louis Ornnncll led tho trap shooter-
Of the Hudson GIn club on tho attcr's
grounds Fast Harrison. Yesterday He
broke ~ ia, targets uut of possible l3o.
a aru"Iraurd cons, 'TIug ihc high wind which
pro. "a. .od and iu" tact t'ui MOST of ~" "Ncut-
were at ryucrt t:nrs. Albert 4 S'hov"rluC
va second vIth - out Of lI5 Ia" shooting
wa, good throughout Ha q rule, uui On" N"w
lor4crs won IN mniprt' Of instance h'
sLMnIInr lr-lL.- .-M-IM--IN-
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ny forf"i'lng his game TO Percy Gardner
last night Howard Colby. tho Racoue,
iI0n "NH"rt, snlv"I the tic in tho kniCkcr-
booker pool tournament Gnrdner
now ,"k"s his place IN tho nnll sorics for
~" Championship Tho opening match Of
'h" tn1l .Iound will he played Tomorrow
nl-hi hL Wilson i Fos- and Richard Auer-
l"1h The games in this section are I?s
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BASEBALL.
BASEBALL.
The First Trouble Of tho season Oeeurs a
baltimore.

The First Trouble Of tho Season Occurs at
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, April s-The Baltimore team
defeated the University OF Maryland in a
one-sided contest to-day But hve innings
were played. but In reality there were two
games The first broke up in tho fourth
inning on account Of the collesisns taking ex-
ception so Umpire Foreman's decision The
university boys headed by Capt Lawson who
has signed with the Boston National League
club. left the field McGraw induced the
colegans ~ begin the game over and the
Orioles won hsndily. Tho score.
r. ". Y.
BAl,iuoT. ...,..........o o Oil 10 0
University of Maryland, o o "A 3
Batteries BT,snshan. Schmidt and faitimer.
Richardson and Clay.
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William Morley ho- resigned ~ oart1in
or IN" columbia football team This action
was taken hccIu~" Morley will crpd;ato from
the school -, applied science IN Jnnc, and j.
nov thlnky. ot engaging IN engineering
work In o." Nr,' ucNt fall
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Or. Morrison wins Challenge Cup at Scar
iborough Links.

speeidi Gable Despatch 10 THE SCN.
LONDON. April s--N Scarborough to-day
DR. Morrison OF st Georges Golf Club. Sand
wich. won the challenge cup with 81 W {
BOWL won the Cinoue Ports gold medal with IS
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GOLF.
First women, Handicap at the Dyksr Meadow
Club.

A high wind baried the efforts Of the women
mem bers Of the Dyser Meadow Golf Club
yesterday in the first handicap Of the season.
There was consequently n Coyness about
giving our the cards, although over n dozen
were handed In There were three piiLe-'
the winning cards being as follows
Gro. H'ep. Net.
Mrs. Donald GeddcS.
2T' iHL. . ! 7 9! I IS 5--Ssss-ln n-is-n,
Mrs Howard F. whitney.
i%%,.S io g. : ! ~ s@ @-rr- o--n'
2r'.s i%'..s E:sfsrSS s-s.-rs, s-ss ,-rO-n,
The rough winter greens were used, but
tho fair green wns bright with the new grass
and the general lies very good The women
will meet In the qunlifyn9round fnr two cups
presented by Mrs Howard + whitney on
The Dyker Meadow governors elected AZ
the annual meeting have selected the follow
ing committees for the yenr;
HouSe Committee a. p. ClApp. chairman irving
Edwards
A. Putnam. Charles Adams, T. y Studwell' T. H.
Handicap committee F. j. philips, Duncan
Edward WylllS Terry,
There will be a handicap sweepstakes for
the men at Dyker Meadow on SATURDAY
Golf Is advancing on the continent NHlir
Park, Jr. has just finished an eighteen-hole
course for the SociitiA dc Golf at Paris sitn-
atad on sandy and well-turf ground near
Versailles. hch Is said TO be n great improve
ment over the links at Compeigne Berlin
has a fine links and a club has been started
at Vienna
ATLANTIC CITY, April s-A large number
Of devotees Of golf who came here TO spend
Faster and who were kept from the turf on
Sunday gathered on the links this mornin
few whifs Of wind left over from the storm
stopped the ball at times. otherwise the morn
ing was perfect Lieut. Gen Nelson a Miles
PLAYED IN. other day with Il Frank Hall OF
New York large gallery" closely followed
the head Of the army The General won
Percy Pyne second, the collegiate champion
Of Princeton John Reid, ex-champion OF
Yale. Mr. and Mrs Berry Wall Of New York;
David Warfield. Postmaster OF Balumor".
and W W Carr. ex-Postmaster oi Phila-
dephia, also played
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Bedford Council defeated the GiltsrtS In the roll
on foI third prize Of the Brooklyn Royal Arcanum
iA,gu. last night Gihst Council getS fourth pfJe,
I-he annual dinner oi the League will take place on
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Thc Empire CNy Council Nyc won two games In
the New York Royal Nrcanum League last night
Tho
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Empire Cliy Council NAu'r. "a NAHglr ~
Draper l72 BralS'cd Isl l'Iu>N 80. o!el 81
lQN tclr. ~ T. pourour, ial Dohn. =
Total th5.
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Emp,re C'ty Council Walter ia NapS'r i,7
Draper IS. BrNisisa lG', Gross lss Total 20;
Ogden Council MASSEY, lGa frcck l6o Iuuay,
llr Marks, los, Hur eyer, Nc Total 6f3
SFOuNO CAMP
ogden Council Ma sey. $50 Frerk ~ Murray.
ia7 Marks. ll2 Numrv"r 'l' Total. otl
M0tnlnCSldr Council ugnran. la2. ilAtrrman.
lao Gclrr rs t. noncour. ~ Dohn le3 Total,
The sun., 1901-04-09

Fred Clineh made his 'ecord appearance Of the
season In TT Sr'H Individual Champ to,irna
m.nt at Thum 4 KshsdorrS alleys last night and
again carried OF two victories The scores