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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-13
AN ANTI-AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Germany md Austria 10 Form One,
Snys m vienna PaDer.

Vienna. May 12-The weiner Allege-
meme Zetung, revivns the reports Of
combined European action against the
United states in the industrial world. as
gerts that Germany and Austria are ne
cotiatlng with view to the formation Of
an European league to resist American
competition.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-13

DefnuItInR Cashier VIII Plead Guilty
10 EmbczzIemcnt.

New York, May i2-Charles r. wester-
welt. defaulting cashier OF the Dime Saw
ings Bank of Newark. ". j.. will probably
be sentenced tomorrow. He has elected
to retract his plea Of not guilty TO the
charge Of embezzlement and will plead
guilty. He pleaded guilty to two indict-
ments for forgery several days ago.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-13
OMAHA WIDE OPEN AGAIN.
Mayor Moore Lets Up ON His Blue
Law Enforcemcnf

Omaha. Neb., May 12.-omaha resumed
its wide open condition to-day. Mayor
Moores blue law enforcement having
been declared off. The saloons ami
gambling houses did their customary bus
mess. The weather was perfect and the
beer gardens we're crowded Mayor
Moore expressed his satisfaction with the
resumption of a liberal policy.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-13
-r.rcb cotton spinners 60 Close.

Epinal. France, May i2-rhe master
.a,ton splnners Of vosgea, Meurthe-Et-
WoseIle. Maute-saone. and Belfort dis
tIicts. have decided to cease work, June
*. IN order TO lessen the output until e@-
sting stocks have been exhausted
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-13
Ex-Ambassador Uni sinI<ins.

Grand Rapids, Mich. May 12.-At mid
night the condition Of Edward F. UhI.
former ambassador 10 Germany was re-
ported unchanged. He Is in a semi-con-
Sclous state and slowly sinking.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-13

Waverly Ia. May l2.-Nesrly the whole
Of the business portion Of the town of
Dumont was destroyed by fire to-day.
Eighteen business houses were burned,
entailing q los sof about $50, 900.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-13
VI. wnIdeck-Rousseau Returns.

Paris. May I'm. waldeck- Rousseau,
the premier who left Paris April II. to
recuperste from the effects OF his recent
illness. returned 20 the city to-day. II
IL announced that his health is completely
restored
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u, nnn,h for Archbsshop.

London. May iS.-The Daily Mail pub
lshes the following from Malta:
"a bomb was exploded OF midnight
.1ainst the residence OF the Archbishop,
bsjt no serious damage was done
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-13
THE DREYFus BoRDEREAU.
Estcrhazy Admits Authorship with
Connivnnce OF Col. Snndherr.

Brussels. May 12-The Independence
Beige publishes snidavits signed by
Count Ferdinand Wasin Esterhszy be-
fore the French consul in London admit
ting the authorship OF the Dreyfus bor-
dereau and declaring that the bordereau
was written with the connivance Of Col.
Ssndherr, ex-chief Of the secret intelli-
gence bureau.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-13
STILL CLAIMING CONTROL.
Retirement of Northern Pacific Pre-
fcrred May Become an Issue.

New York, May l9.-At the hote;s
cafes and other places where financiers
have gathered during the excited days of
the past week, there was to-day an alb
senec of anything that had the appear
ance of a formal conference or discussion
of the market situation. The men who
opposed the Hill-Morgan interests in the
Great Northern Pacific struggle were al!
out of town over Sunday.
The fnanciers who gathered at the Wal
dorf-Astoria talked informally of Satur-
days bank statement and the stock mar
ket in general. There were friends of
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. who reiterated the
statement that that side had completed
count of the actual shares in their
possession and that they have control OF
Northern Pacific but this statement was
vigorously denied by partisans of the
other side.
James j. Ilil was at the hotel during
the cay, but efforts. to interview him re-
sarding Northern Pacific resulted in non
committal answers. with the exception
that he stated that theremhad been no
change in the situation siTe yesterday.
Kuhn, Loeb ~ CO.sEInims.
The Herald tomorrow VIII say.
Repre- sentatives of Kuhn, Loeb Il co.
say that the stock sold by the arbitrage
houses will definitely come to them. Their
holdings are distributed among the COM
mon and preferred issues. Some question
may arise, due 10 the retirement of the
preferred stock issue. Under the terms of
issue the preferred stock is retireable
upon any first day of January up to 1895
at par. No action has yet been taken upon
the preferred stock which at the pres
ent time carries equal voting power with
the common. Whether this stock can be
ordered retired by the directors prior
to the meeting of the company
on Oct. I, next, is not known. 1t would
seem, however, as though matter of
this Importance would rest with the
shareholders of the company, aud If sucn
is the case. Kuhn, Loeb & Co.'S stock
will he in existence on oct / and Will de-
termine not only the question of control.
but the question of retiring the preferred
issue.
Persons Identified with the Hartman
Kuhn, Loeb party express belief that
some resolution will be passed by the di-
rectors favorng the retirement of the
preferred stock. one Of Mr. Morgan's
partners, asked about this. replied that
he thought nothing of the kind would be
done"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-13
Mr. Herne Somewhat Improved.

New York. May 12-James A. herne.
actor, who has been III for some time in
this city. was said tonight to be some
what improved
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-13
MARRIED AT BgzzARD's BAY.
Joe Jenerson's son and Miss McDon-
aid Made One.

Buzzards Bay. Mass. May 12.-In the
parlor Of his fathers summer residence.
william Winter Jefferson. son OF Joseph
jefferson. the distinguished actor. was
married to-day to Miss Christine Nc
Donald. also Of theatrical fame. The we'd
ding was a quiet one, only the immediats
families and fifty or more intimate
friends being present.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-13

Paris. May 12-Mr. j. Pisrpont Morgan
left here for London this morning.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-13
HAD THE BOERS But KNOWN.

Wight Have Driven British to Sea-
coast, Says Gen. POIc-Carew.
London. May 12.-At banquet OF the
cornisb Association held in London last
night Gen. Pole-Care. said:
AT the beginning of the war. had the
Beers fully realized their strength ana
our unpreparedness, we would nave peen
driven into Durham and cape Iown ana
n,e would have presented the spectacle of
reconouerine South Africa from the sea-
-
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MRS. McKINLEY's CONDITION.
''s Attack of Indigestion ns Well ns
Bone FeIon.

San Francisco. May 12.-At $50 o'clock
,o,night Secretary cortelyou gave the
Press:
Mrs. Mckinley stood the trip from
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
LIVE FOXES ESCAPE HUNTERS.
THE REAL ANIMALS GIVE THE MEADOW
BROOK CLUB MEMBERS A FRUITLESS
CHASE OF TEN MILES

Hampstead Long Island. Oct 10 (speciaD.-A
number of the members and friends of the Meadow
Brook Hunt Club, who have been chasing the ami
seed bag for the last week took part in a genuine
fox hunt to-day. Two foxes driven from
cover on the estates Of William c. Whitney and
E. d. Morgan. on the Wheatley Hills. and after
the hounds had chased them for ten miles through
woods, cornfeds, pasture land and part Of the
Hampstead Plains. they finally made their escape
from the hounds and huntsmen by doubling on
their trail, crossing water and ploughed fields
and entering dense underbrush, where the riders
were unable to follow; AS the horses were begin
ming 10 show signs of the long ride, John Lieper
the huntsman. called the hounds from the scent
and the hunt party disbanded.
The meet took place at Wheatley Pond near the
country place of F. w. Okie, and among those who
Followed the hounds were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Hitchcock jr Mr. Dixie. w. G. Park. H. b.
Duryea George Dunnell and John Leper, the
huntsman.
Mrs Hitchcock rode astride. Wild fox hunting
has become so popular this season that hunts after
tbpm will be held several times each week during
the remainder of the hunting season.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
IN THE AUTOMOBILE WORLD.
LIVELY INTEREST IN COMING SHOW AT
GARDEN-MAKERS TO HOLD CONVEN-
TION-NOTES AND COMMENTS

Lively interest is felt in the national automobile
show which will be held at Madison Square Garden
from November to g. inclusive While all of the
fast racing machines will be shown at the exhibit.
the great body of manufacturers will not put
much stress upon these machines as they will upon
the types of the more practical and serviceable
sort. The exhibit will give an object lesson in the
progress of the industry which has made gigantic
strides in the last few months. Those who visit
the exhibit will have opportunity of seeing and
investigating for themselves the best machines
which have been constructed up to date. The off,
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
RIDING TO HOUNDS.
HARD, FAST RIDE FOR THE ORANGE
COUNTY HUNT.
tBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Goshen, N Y, Oct. 19.-The Orange County Hunt
mot AT Florida this afternoon and the out
sk,rts of the village the pack of fifteen and a
half couple sent away in the direction of Glen
,nare headed into the teeth of a roaring south
,,,ss, Wind The trail had been laid IN semi
c,rcular course and when the hounds had put the
,.reeze behind them they set UP a pace that was
hard m follow. The country was high and dry
"a tho fencing all of stone. 1t was five miles of
nra and furious riding to the first check and four
ILtiaa more at q faster pace TO the finish. near
nas,e1 Every starter finished close behind the
master, =, ,.....za ~ hauras IL mn.
a.rt5a the Irishman; Hale, the first whip, was on
tas-. yVjthers the second whip, on Maurice;
n Green, Pampton, Robert Maclay. on
coL work. Miss Mary Parriman, on kiplng; Arch
sIaId Alexander on Countess of Montreal; L. TroW-
iDi5n ds Martin on Hollywood Westmoreland Davis.
priu n Isdv 6iodoIphin; Miss Madeline Knowlton on
he great steepiechaser Qnadrle, ana I Lharies w
aoope' s' ridinc some of the hunters for exercise.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
LAFAYETTE. II; ORANGE. o.

Orange n. J., Oct. 70 tspeciaD.-The Orange Ath-
ietie Club met SIS match the Orange Oval this
afternoon when IT played the team from Lafayette
College and was beaten by score Of II TO 0. There
were no 1iukes and great amount Of fumbling,
The college team winning fairly and squarey on It's
merits. Orange had strong team out and changed
us personnel almost entirely in the second half but
the team work and interference of Lafayette swept
I'll before them.
In the first half after six minutes play, during
Shlch the leather was pushed steadily TO the
orange goal line, w Holdemann was sent over the
me tor touchdown in goal. Bachman kicked the
sDal In the second half, after five minutes play,
Eastman broke through the left end and making q
eIy run OF thirty yards, scored The second touch
aesn Baehman missed the goal Then followed a
run OF hfiy-fiVe yards by Ernst, who made touch
noHn, and Bachman kicked the goal. The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
TRACK ATHLETICS.
PENNSYLVANIA HAS HER FIRST FALL
GAMES.

Philadelphia, Oct 1s (speciaD.-Pennsylvania a's
track athletes had their first set OF fall games this
afternoon Considering the high wind and the grass
track the time in all the contests good Baillie
the mile handily IN 4:42 while l. Orton covered
$50 Yards in 2:24 without being pushed. Grays 10
feet inches IN the pole vault against the wind
the best of the other performances. The summary:
ne-hundred-yard dash--GooGman first; Loomis SEQ
ond; Hopes third. Time 0:l02s.
Nine-hund -and-sixty yard run-Orton hrst Stan
den. second: Ford third Time. 2:24.
Quarter-mle dash-Abbo, FIRST Pulaski, second; Mil
ler third. Time 057.
Broad jump-Sherwood hrst; Calvert, second; Orton.
third Distances 20 II. in 10 II. and 10 II.
Mile run-Ballle first: Bowen. second; Russell. third.
Time, 4:42.
One hundred yard hurdles dow)-Goodnan. first; sher
wood second Fenlosa, third. Time. 0:12.
High jump-Boyd. first; Block. second Smith. third
Height, 2 f.. 3 in.
Standen, third. Time. 100
Pole vauIt-Gray first; Baird. second: Kirkpatrick.
Height. In.
yard high hurdle-SheI wood first; Anderson,
ond; Smith. third. Time 0:OS 2-5.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
sULpH1TE MANUFACTURERS COMBINE

Boston. Oct. 19-The understanding that yester.
days meeting OF sulphite manufacturers OF the
United States and Canada here for the pur-
pose OF combining their interests was confirmed
to-day. The new company Is TO be known the
be capitalized at about s0oooooo. This will be rep
resented by preferred stock which will be given
to the owners of the several paying plants The
valuation is TO be based upon the average earning
capacity of the mills for the last three years I'm
productive mills will be paid for in common stock.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
governors to fll the vacancy caused by the resie
ton Of Mr.. Freeman.
GOLF.
TRAVIS DEFEATS sEELEY IN FINALS
FOR WESTBROOK CUP-HANDICAP
PRIZE FOR KNAPP.

After waiting five months for a chance to wipe
out his defeat in the metropolitan championship
Travis had his revenge yesterday when he defeated
Seeley In the final round at the Westbrook golf
tournament In the metropolitan Seeley won from
Travis in tho semi-hnals by 1 up after nineteen
hole match. Yesterday in n thirty-six hole contest
Travis the victor by up and to play There
nothing vindictve about the victory. however
and though both keen for every advantage. the
pleasantest feeling prevailed both sides Since
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
PRINCETON WINS FROM COLUMBIA.

.-snheeton n. J.. Oct. Is CspeciaD.-The annual
as tournament between Princeton and Column
ps,as played here to-day, and won by
gars oh. @ Columbia succeeded in taking only one
Aierssn tils being won by Mahan who defeated
The mos frlncetons champion player. This was
scre: interesting set in the tournament inc
beat Tf,,Sahan beat Alexander 7-5. 2-0 Sc Ogden
fsn1eii fsss' - Gi Shaffer beat Roper. S. g-l'
b. shsYrs saller, -, e-l Cook beat Hatch o-o'
Thurf.. . -Alexafdsr and ogden beat Mahsn and
Ropes c-4s Sharer and Rendell beat Miller nna
f<xx ca - Cook and Sbaufner beat Hatch anu
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20

At meeting of the members of the Long Island
Automobile Club, the resignation of Charles w.
Spur, jr.. as secretary of the club accepted.
Owing to Mr.. Spurs absence from town a greater
part of the time business, he did feel capable
of attending to the many duties incidental to the
Office. L. a. Hopkins was elected secretary to fill
his place. At the same meeting DR.. Nathaniel
Robinson was elected member of the board of
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20

and the second sixteen for consolation prize
Those who qualified for the championship were
Paul Harrison. IS; H r. Colby. 50; E. A. Freeman,
60; J; N, Ward. 81; l. Daniels. 81; W. G: freeman
ss; Allan Kennedy sS; H. A. Eaton 80; r, II. Boyd,
100; II. G. PlmptOn. 100; ]. S. Aborn, 1O2, and c.
n Ellingwood. lOS. Three tied for sixteenth place,
Paul Wilcox. F. L. Dyea and A. NJ. Delano all hav-
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
JERSEY CITY CHAMPIONSHIP.

The championship tournament of the Jersey City
Golf Club reached the final round yesterday. and
George II. Bowley and B. H. Pelzer now
paired for the cup. The semi decided by
Bowley's defeat of w. II. Pyle by up and l to
play and Pelzer's defeat OF Eugene Newkirk, ! up
and to play. As an additional attraction there
was a handicap contest for the Clifford Cup, in
which more than thirty entries received. The
handicap won by j. II. Tompkins with net
of
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
On THE MORRIS COUNTY LINKS.

Morris County's championship progressed another
round yesterday, and result W. ID. Vanderpooi
and Howard a. Colby will meet next Saturday for
the cup In yesterdays seUi-fr ais Charles +. Wat
son unable to appear, and Vanderpool got his
match by default. Colby was paired with W. II.
Dixon, whom he defeated by up and TO play. 1t
was announced IN the afternoon. that all arrange
team match between the Metropolitan Womenhs
Golf Association and the Golf Association OF Phta
dslphia on October 81 at the Morris County links.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
THE PLAY AT MONTCLAIR-

Montclair N. j., Oct. 10 (SpeciaD.-Golhng was
brisk on the links of the Montclair Golf Club
this afternoon. The first event was among
the women in a putting match for silver cup pre-
sented by L. Daniels, and won by Mrs. j. r.
Bradlee.
There was also contest among the men for the
championship of the club. with qualifying round.
the first sixteen qualifying for the championship
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
HARNESS RACING.
LAST DAYS SPORT AT THE KENTUCKY
MEETING.
EBT TELEGRAPH TO THE rnrpUSr.l


Lexington KY, Oct. 1sr-when the roam mare
hawthorne trotted home the winner of the Ken
tucKy stakes for three-year-old trotters 2a4
the bay colt Melton just inside flag the twenty
InhIh annual meeting of the Kentucky Trotting
morse breeders Association to close. In
the nine days of actual racing more than $500 900
went into the pool box the different races. The
| attendance throughout the meeting exceeded any
thnS seen at the local track since 1895 The sport
was noticeable for the number of straight heat
! victories and the number OF favorites that came
hrst under the wire. The management is enthu-
siastic over the results attained With the excep-
ton OF two days. the weather fine and the
track was in condition for fast time seven out of
the nine days Of racing. Last night T. Z. Thomas,
OF Niles, the owner of Cambria Maid, favorite in
ine Z:II pace, played her as If there was nothing
e4se IN the race. taking fully $3.50 worth OF pools
In the Blue Grass Stake in the overnight pooling
there was nothing in the race but May Allen Both
of these odds-on favorites came to a dismal end
Dan H. never thought OF in the betting. had no
trouble In the 2:17 pace, while May Allen had to
take the flag in the second heat of the Blue Grass
Stake. which went to Sally Simpson, another de-
spised outsider, in straight heats Dorothy Red
mond was always contender and had Sally Simp-
son driving at the end of every heat but the bay
mare was always as much as a length to the good
passing under the wire.
Cambria Maids showing in the 2I7 pace was
equally as Disappointing She drew a bad position
and scored in the second tier of the field OF twelve
starters and she could never improve IT. She broke
continually and could never make her presence felt
in the race She finished last in every heat with the
exception or the first, when she next to last.
Hawthorne was the only horse in the three-year-
old contest and after the first heat pools
SOFA on lie event Before the heat two
struggling bets of Hawthorne $500, field S. were
made. Melton. the only other starter, was never
able to get close enough TO Hawthorne to make the
mare race, but Scott Hudson drove her out each
time IN an effort to distance his opponent and take
all of the money. Ee failed in each instance by
one or two lengths. The performance Of the mare
was most satisfactory she trotted the first mile
IN 2l5 nat, lowering her record OF 2:14l4 made at
Ierre Haute and coming within a half second OF
the stake record held by Boreal.
Secretary Wilson said that than half
million dollars went into the pool box and s117Ooo
was bet on the Pennsylvania. There was notable
absence OF pungers. which made the betting the
more remarkable The attendance was larger than
in the last six years
Summary:
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
best scores made to-day were;

The attractions at the Hillside Tennis and Golf
Club course to-day were the weekly play for the
MelIick and committee cups and the regular play
for the Fisk cup. In the latter competition Miss
Van Haden beat Miss Adelaide Ball, up and 3 70
play, and Miss Holly beat Miss Daisy Elsberg, up
The finals will be played next SATURDAY; MISS
Nav Holly the only contestant for the MelIick
trophy, made a net score of 1O2.
j. A Machado first honors Tor the soii COM
mittee cup with net score OF 3S
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
REED LOSES LEAD HELD TWO MONTHS.

Painfeld. n. j.. Oct. 10 (SpeciaD.-After holding
the lead for the Presidents Cup at the Park Golf
Club for two months. Senator Charles A Reed
was passed this afternoon by II, ID. Hibbard who
won first honors in the days play.
Senator Reed is now tied with George I. Rogers,
who carried off second honors for the day, while
Arthur II. Serrell is fourth in the race for the
trophy:
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
NEw-YoRK. 20; ST. STEPHENS. o.

"A !. New-York University football eleven defeat
~ Stephens team by a score of 30 TO yester-
fsin tefnoon at Berkeley Oval. Twenty and fifteen
Eers \, hslyes were played. The New-York men
team ~ ~ GOOD condition and showed Improvement In
laol. Vik, the backs especially playing well. The
'S Dack formation used effectively.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
PRINcEroN, 'O5. II; PRINCETON PREP, 10.
iBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l

=
Enheeton y. J., Oct. 19.-The Princeton fresh
.Isn defeated the Princeton Preparatory School
sAn here to-day on the latter's gridiron by the
feofe OF II 10 TO- The freshmen played a fine
sssne shne and would have prevented the Preparatory
E-neo team from scoring had not Botchford
w.eKed v9 two kicks the freshmen's twenty -hYe-
Ets me. Collins got the ball on one OF these
rpsoeEed kicks and carried II over for touchdown
sSentord ~ fell the other the eight-yard line
- ~ was then sent through the line for toueh-
Sshh The game was characterized by hard line
bssss5lng and short end runs. Both teams fumbled
--4l. Ihe line IN.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
Gross. Handicap. Net
PLAY FOR THE FORE MORSE CUP.

PLAY FOR THE FUffE NURSE CUF
Glen Ridge. ". j.. Oct 70 (SpeciaD.-The contest
for the Fore Morse Cup continued this after
noon. Colwey beat e S. Mitchell, up ]. ~.
Schefrey beat c. Place. up. j: y. Holton beat
Harold Kelly, UP. There was also play for the
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
ARDsLEY's WEEKLY HANDICAP.

The weekly handicap at the Ardsley links yester
day for Glasses and B brought out large field
A. De Witt Cochrlne captured the Glass A prize.
while s. r. Bertrom won in Glass B. The scores:
A
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20

Travis got the home hole. the first half ended with
the champion up The cards
Walter J. Travis Garden City:
Out ..................5 4-42
In ....-.-----...-.....5 % 144-S6
Charles H. Seeley. Wee Burn:
In ..:::..:::.::.:..::S E5so
Starting in the afternoon, Travis got six out of
the first nine holes and halved the rest At the
turn he was upa lead that took all interest from
the remainder of the contest-and, though Seeley
managed to get the eleventh, the match ended on
the next green with Travis winner by up and
TO play. The cards:
Walter ]. Travis:
In ..-.......-----------.. =
c. II. Seeley:
Gut ..-........'..'''''r'' go
In Observation-Disclosures.
L.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
CLASS b

Womens putting match-NIiss J. c. Jewett. As; Mrs.
J. P Terry 40: Miss E. Fraser. Az Mrs g. X. Fraser
40; A. D. Cochrane. 40; Mrs. H. L. Wells 90; Miss
j. X. Fraser, sc.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20

The automobile test run between Toledo and this
city is not record in any sense. The machine
carries two passengers. and will arrive in this city
some time before the opening of the show at Madi-
son Square Garden.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20

Detroit is to have a show. The exhibit will b,
held at the Light Guards arnlery from Februar,
20 to March l, inclusive.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
CHAMPIONSHIP CUP.

The draw for the first match play round next
Saturday is: Champonship-Cole and ConrOy, Bay
llss and Marion, Moore and Coakley and Goss and
Wilson. ConsolatiOn-EnoS and Weatherby, OAK
lev and Murray. Reinmund and Corliss and Jewett
and Howe. The eligibles for the women's cham
hin