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The sun., 1901-12-03
TWELFTH REGIMENT GAMES
Company ID Successful In close Contes,
for Point Banner.

The Twelfth Regiment Athletic Associ7-
tion held It's annual fall games at tho armorv.
SiNty-second street and Columhus avenue
last night and varied programme Of event d.
attracted = crowd Of about twelve hundred
persons. All the evcnts. with the execution
OF an exhibition half mile run. were confined
to members Of the organization vanth,
trophy was offered 20 the COMPANY scorIn,
the highest number Of points and captlir,
and petty Officers were busy hustlng out
their men. One Of the most Interested spec.
tators on the floor was Lieut. Cornelius Van
derbilt who Joined CompanyG some time ag0
ISSHard S;H the he, end Of the proSrsmme Porti,-
shapes .swarmed over the floor and whooped
themselves hoarse for their favorites
varmest % ever @ seen at at an oi indoor Rs mee, W." From
the start the tussle was between G F y ard
companies. but by very close call D man
Company F The full scoro on the basis
Of S for first, 8 for second and for third.
fnSiows nHmr,Iv Company ;; D; -; Company F. :5,
d. 7: Company 4. and Company z. ? Tho
summary
oo;y.rd Dash, sscra,ch-won by 7. ?. pon.hr..
I. 3 !: Williamson. Company b. third Time, o55
Company b! J. Graham, Company az e {. s'op second
Time minutes $ seconds
minutes 7t-S seconds.
Three Legecd Race, is Yards-won by z T
Ennis and J. L. McAdars, Company G; J. Beary
and 3. Geer Company u, second; c. j SanderSon
:ssona saS fH%Rans a. and N!d af Men
Company finished second, but were disqualified
for cutting inside and fouling.
Potato Racc-Won by T. T. Donahue. Jr, Com .
pany r: J. a Dempsey. Company A, second. c. z.
Torrance, Company c. third. Time. 81 s.5 seconds.
Williamson. Company D; J. s. Magnum Company
c.. second: B. Brock. Company T. third. Time, /
minute IS seconds.
Two Mile Bicy Gle Handicap-won BY = W. syl,er
Company u. 70 yards: o. Ludwig, Company y. 70
yards. second: J. J. Meyer. Company c, 20 yards
third Time minutes IS seconds.
A. third Time. minute SIS seconds.
Company Relay Race -Four Lsps-won by
Company r, with J. p Donahue. J, A. Haney.
". leach and John Pagan: Company c. second
With ". ). callan. C. Caulkins, y Dcnnslly. MA
&c Torrance Company 9: third; With 1, Nc.
I minute lts seconds.
HAlfMlle Run. Han dicap-won BY J. L. Nc
Adams. Company @, 10 yards; ]. Keary, Company
B, 10 yards. second c. Z. Torrance. COMPANY G,
scrstch, third. Tine. miputes 20 Is seconds
Hs % 81 w,,won sy fSmIiesny Iis With ,1 s.sTif sts g
Luby. won BY feet; Company z, second win
p. Bergman. J. Pagan, n. Ehrardt, J. Herman
and " Miller. Company y, third.
one Nile Bicycle Regimental Championsh'p
Won by o. Ludwig. Company y; 7. W SuiEer.
eco Yard Run. Handicap by w. Mcln.
Xmpsny p scratch. second J. l. acAdaTs.
pAny q, 10 yards. third. Time, 80 S seconds
The sun., 1901-12-03
WRESTLING.
Harvey Parker Fails to Throw George
Bothner and Loses the Match.

Three thousand persons saw the catch
as-catch-can match between George Both
ner, the instructor In wrestling OF the
Knickerbocker A. c., and Harvey Parker
of Brockton, Mass, at the Lenox Lyceum.
Fifty-ninth street and Madison avenue.
last night II was one Of the best exhibit
tions OF its kind held this year and Bothner
was returned the winner. Parker. who
ontracted 10 throw Bothner twice In one
hour, failed for at the end OF the time
limit Bothner had not been thrown once.
Bothner, while entirely on the defensive.
showed skill In getting out Of tight places.
Parker, who had to do all the work, showed
his skill continually. He was constantly
on the look -out for an opening to pin his
mans shoulders to the mat. but his op-
ponent was as slippery as. an eel and got
away.
James Little OF Brockton and Fbcrhard
Hahn Of this CITY figured in the only pre-
liminary Of the night The conditions were
that the men wrestle mixed style, hest
two out OF three falls TO count. Little
was substituted in place Of his brother
John, originally billed to be Halm'- oppo-
nent The style Of the first clash chosen
was catch -catch-can. After rs minutes
bout was Greco- Roman. At the con-
clusion OF rs minutes the verdict was
a draw. While the exhibition was going
on Young Corbett, the fCatherweght cham
pion quietly entered the building. Johnny
Dunn introduced the little pugillst.
Bothner was handled by William Brown
and George Fischer. Parker's seconds were
Herman Wolf and James Little. They met
AT catch weights John H. OBien OF the
New York A. c. was the referee The
affair began az 1875. The strangle hold
was barred Parker at once applied
crotch hold, but Bothner deftly got away.
Parker then went for a waist lock. which
George easily escaped
At the twelfth minute Parker had a firm
hammer lock on Bothner and Georges
hackers began to feel uneasy. But the
self away and fell fat on his stomach.
Bothner annoyed Parker with clever
footwork and AT the end Of the half hour
Parker was cautioned by the referee, who
thought that he was going for strangle
hold,
Nothing Of incident occurred until tho
fortieth minute. when Parker managed
worked Bothners left arm until he had
this member almost for full lock: Both
ner broke the hold, however, but in doing
40, Parker secured half Nelson. Bothner
wriggled to q safe position and the crowd
yelled loudly. At the end Of fifty-three
minutes they wrestled OF the mat two
minutes before the end. when Parker got
half Nelson, which Bothner broke enartly.
The Brockton man went for double Mel
son a minute later, but was unsuccessful.
When time was called Bothner spr,ing TO
his feet and began to dance. He was as
fresh as a daisy and shook hands with all
his friends. who soon surrounded him.
The sun., 1901-12-03
G. q. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
30 Instead OF TO. and ~ Are New Men
Contests I'm -Four Districts.

The new City Committee Of the Citizens
Union met last evening at it's headquarters
81 Union Square East. and elected the
thirty delegates at large. for whom pro-
vision Ia made In the Constitution. Hitherto
there have been eleven such delegates
from Manhattan, one from Tho Bronx
and eight from Brooklyn Last night
the number was increased to sixteen from
Manhattan, one from The Bronx, two
from Queens, one from Richmond and ten
from Brooklyn, and a number OF the men
who served this year were left OH. Those
who we're not reelected were Joseph La
ROGUE, Wallace McFarlane. Robert G.,
Ogden, Samuel Seabury and j. X. Pauid-
ing of Manhattan, and Abner y. Haight,
Ludwig Nissen and NJ. j. Flaherty OF Brook
lyn. Mr. Seabury was elected TO the City
Court on the fusion ticket, and Mr.. Flaherty
was elected Coroner last month. II was
generally understood that the others who
were dropped from the list were men who,
while they were in sympathy with the
objects of the union, had not the time
to take an active par, in the dehberations
of the committee. The list elected last
evening is a. follows:
MANHATTAN.
..n. ,PtITos CUTTING, anrnuE ,. Co COSBY,
FyrRfr1 + R r : S0WhS Wafrra bn b1A
.JoHx DEWITT WARNER. JAxys = brown
.GUsrAv n. ScHwAB JAMKs J. CARROLL.
'ADoLPHk OPESHIh. W. Z. =. SrosEhhDon
ISAAC y, SELIoNAN. ID. FRAScoLISI
BRONX.
'FIELDIxa L. MARSHALL
WILLIAM s. CooswHL- RosxBr r. LAwRESos-
ARTHUR N. HARsis.
WILLIS l.. OGDEN 'HEsRr A. GouI.DoS.
HENRY HKSTz. PRANK l.. RABBorT
a. J. BouLros EzEKIRL Moss
PRED W, HISRicHs. THEoponE NJ, TAFT.
A. II. EAsrMoSD. PETER ArrkES.
Reelected.
Charles G. Nadal was temporary chair
man of last nights meeting X. Fulton
Cutting, IL is understood. will be elected
chairman Of the committee on Monday
evening.
There are four districts in 'he city in
which the district organizations have not
been able TO agree upor their chairmen
and delegates, and u,dl these contests
are decided these uist riots will have no
representation in the committee. They
are the Twenty eighth. Thirty-seoond and
Thirty-fourth districts Of New York county
and the Fifteenth district OF Kings. The
report Of the Plan and Scope Committee.
In which a new scheme for organization
with the election district a. unit was pro-
posed, was not finally disposed of last night
One of the plans which the Union has
for arousing interest in its work is TO make
itself useful 10 the citizens by offering to
do all 1t can to correct any grievances that
residents may have against the city Gov
eminent.
The sun., 1901-12-03
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The sun., 1901-12-03
SCHAEFFER BREAKS A RECORD.
Makes New Figures for the 4OO-Yard Swim
at philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2-The feature Of the
sporting events at the Sportsmens Show
this evening were the Atlantic championship
swimming races The finest performance
was the breaking Of the American record for
swimming <OO yards by Z Carroll Schaeier
Of the National Swimming Associa tion. He
made the distance in 8 minutes 8: 2-s seconds
Two trial heats in the ioo-yard race were
Schaeffer broke the record. Summaries:
20 Yard Tub Rsce-won by 2 X. Coll. Z. Of p:
A. &. Gill; ". s. A.. second: william TITUS. South
branch y. N. c. A.. third Time-I minute "a
seconds.
tOo-ysrd RAee-won by Y. Carroll Schesner.
y =. A: G. II. Keilock, n. 3. A.: second: n W.
Remont. n. s. A., third. Tines minutes 81 ~
seconds.
The track games we're held on q sixth-of-s- g.
mile track In the one-mile run Alexander
Grant OF the University Of Pennsylvania
ran a mile and 35 yards In minutes - seconds
Grant was penalized IS yards In the relay
race the first Pennsylvania team won. the
second Pennsylvania team was second and
the St Anthony team third
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The sun., 1901-12-03
BANK CLERK GOUDIE CAUGHT
Through Him American Crooks Robbed
Liverpool Bank Of $3.50 900.
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SpsoU Cooe DopdscH 70 THH SUS.
LItRRPooL, Dec. 2.-(ioudie, the de-
fsulting clerk Of the Bank Of Liverpool,
was arrested this morning at Bootle. a
suburb Of Liverpool. II was through
Goudie that the bank was robbed Of $3.50 =
600 on forged checks. and American sport
ing men are accused Of being IN the scheme.
The arrest aroused the greatest excite
ment in Liverpool to-day. The detectives
found Goudie In bed and said You are
Goudle.' He replied: I'm the man you
are wanting He was perfectly calm. He
had been staying in the same lodging house
since Nov. "a, the day when ne left the bank
Goudie looks haggard and careworn.
After he left the bank he hung about the
docks till dusk. Then he went to Bootle
and took lodgings in a shabby street within
a stones throw Of the police station He
feigned illness and never left the house
The landlady saw q portrait OF 0oudie in
the papers and suspected that her lodger
and the defaulter were identical. She at
once communicated her suspicious to the
police and 0oudie was arrested.
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The sun., 1901-12-03
PRINCE TUANs son DEPOsED.
ldict Dispisces Him as Heir Apparent.
for Fathers Grimes. u Declares.

NpffIN faNf DefpaIfA % INF SVk
PEkIs, Dec. An edict received here
yesterday .nnounoed that Prince Tuan =
son had been e,posed ~ heir apparent
but that duoal honors had be.n conferred
upon him This relieves the throne ~ the
charge ~ eIteDuAting the crimas - Prince
nIAn. who wAs the head of all the BoIsrs
], Was annouT<st In the eiiot that the heir
apparent Vas removed ieoause II HE faib her .
cnm.s. tut II is Notorious that the boy
Ia a degenerate II was recognized here
that this fact, IN addition 90 political Tea
sniis. made his SUCCESSION "a th. throne i'm
possible This action 20 the Court satis
hss tho Ministers AID ~ill plsas. China =
fr.nds
The sun., 1901-12-03
GERMAN EDITORS TO JAIL.
Punished for Publishing Defamatory Art.
cies About German Troops.
.Cn.rlaI CahIf neeOof

SpsoIdI CdbI' Despdfth 70 TIE ScN.
BERLIN, Dec. 2.-The trial OF three sub
editors Of the Vorroerts. who were charged
with writing and publishing defamatory
articles on the conduct Of the German
troops In China and also Of publishing
series Of letters on the Same subject which
attracted a great deal Of attention. was
called to-day, The defense asserted that
the matter contained in tho objectionable
articles was merely a translation OF the
dispatches from Pekin Of the correspondent
OF the London Daily Chroricie and an Ameri-
can correspondent.
Two Of the editors were found guilty.
and were sentenced to six and seven months
imprisonment respectively The third was
discharged
The sun., 1901-12-03
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The sun., 1901-12-03
ATTACKSR.R. COMBINE TO DAY
GOV. VAN SAINT TO SERVE PAPERS
IN MINNESOTA SUIT.
Actions Against Great Northern and North
ern Pacific Roads Under Laws qf Min
nesOta--J. =. IIIl's Opinion -Cl0ugh
u Out Of Great Northern Hoard.


ST.. PAIL, MINI, Dec. 2.-(iov. Van SAINT,
upon tho advice Of Attorney-General Doug
lass decided this evening to begin action
agsins' the IIil-IIarrlman railroad CON-
bine under the laws of Minnesota. The
necessary papers are being prepared and
will b. served on the officials Of the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific roads to-
morrow.
Frederick Weyorhauser' IL the 81. Paul
man selected for the vacancy on the board
OF directors of the Great No-thern Rail
road. fIe takes the place vacated by
W. p. Clough. Mr.. Weyerhauser Is a
well-known mmberman and capitalist
He is heavily interested in the Great North
ern Railroad
J. J. Hill has sent word from New York
20 his attorneys here to secure the best
legal talent In the State to defend the action
OF Gov Van Sant. and the latter has also
obtained the services Of several eminent
lawyers 20 assist Attorney General Doug
lass in the prosecution.
The information Of those interested in
the Northern Securities Company here is
that the proposed attack by Gov, Van SAINT
OF Minnesota will come, as last weeks
dispatches from St. Paul said, in the shape
Of injunction proceedings in the Federal
Courts under the Sherman Antitrust law
and the interstate Commerce law. Other
dispatches from the West say that Gov.
Van SAINT intends, further, to bring in
junction proceedings in the different States
traversed by the Great Northern and the
Mort hcrn Pacific roads, and also as last
resort TO apply for the appointment OF re-
ceivers Tor the Great Northern ana the
Northern Pacific properties on the ground
of conspiracy on the part Of certain stock
. =.
propertie"' 10 Noiate charter PROVISIONS
and TO ignore the laws OF various western
commonwealths. Two New York Cor
,ora,ion lavvers 4. Ia re,,orted have bean
pa
engaged py tne minnesota authorHies 10
report on the bearing OF the f"deral and
State statutes.
president Jamee 7 Hill ~ the North
co,,,v,,,o. co,,ronv 81 al.,> "a ,h, Go,
o>f1 ,1 " Va
NoHhert haiIway company SAID yes,er-
day OF the published statements OF Gov.
Van SAINT and Attorney General Douglas OF
Minnesota that the Federal laws will apply;
Il am sure that the closer these Gentlemen
look into this matter the more thoroughly
they will be convinced that the Mort hern
Securities Company IA not designed 10
evade any law OF the United States or OF the
Northwestern states.
Al the request OF President Hill, Vice
President w. II. ClOuQh OF the Great North
The sun., 1901-12-03
A Reunion Of Rinemen.

A reunion Of long range rifemen has been
arranged 20 be held at the Murray Hlll Hotel
on Dec ~ AZ o'clock in the evening BY
l.. G. Bruce. number Of the old amateur
Rihc Club and a delegation of Officers from
the National and New Jersey Rife Asso-
clation will be guests. There IL 70 be a din
ner and then a discussion on modern arms.
ammunition, team Organization and prac-
teams may successfully compete with foreign
teams
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

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YORK BUYS
WELL-kN0WI
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N. Bowerman a
bidaing. Then
Frank Work. td
Bowerman bid 81
The auctioneer {
and the gelding !
Bonner also paid
six-year-old hall
This gelding wa
The thirteen hea
Si,sio75 ch.
Two ex-cham
champion pacer(
trotting gelding
| disposed OF. IN
gone and Masc1
Pine of Jersey
Joseph T., Legged
Di-Flora, Il mi
some keen con-
cured her for
Hinder Wilkes,
being b. Tappsn
Moser, also OF E0
Mills. 2:i6h. b.
William G.. was y
lin, Germany. fo
| King Chimes.
record, was bou
When the Floyd
Floyd Jones ann
of q team, was
dra " the team, b
this and the tean
yesterday follow
PROPERTY OF V
Leone Archer. trott
-Leonetta, by
Hartford. Conn.
Aros, trotter. b. g.
by Gen. Benton;
ington. N. Y.....
Uldeen. trotter. CHI
Wlldmsy. by Elt
Greenwich. ". y.
Emperor. trotter. d
dam by Chimes:
city ............
DexterneeT. trotteI
-Loraneer. by X
com, Saddle Riv(
Minnie T.. trotter.
Belle c., by Electi
N. Y......,.... 81.
Adette, trotter, bl
Manette. by NutN
inFton. Ky. ....
navia Stranger. trd
-Octavin, by Ba
Newark. N. j. ...
Janice Meredith. .
George b.. dam
toniAn: ID. W. Tn
Numitor, trotter,
AIrie l.. by Will
Vile. Pa. ........
Jack. trotter. Rf.
Roy Miller, Maco
Total for eleven
ynoPErTY % osoHd
Princess Nordica.su
Guinea, by n
b. m. B. by Poten
w, J. Keep. Lock-
Bi Flora. trotter
Heliotrope. by m
land. Ohio. ....
Sunolo Dudley. 21
Sunolo-Bestitud
Harry Doyle. Nd
baby Grand, trotte
Marianne. by
New York city
Patti, trotter. b.
by Rocker. and
by Potential Ph(
erman. Leilngtol
Kitty N, trotter,
BY Homer; J y.
Athwild, trotter. bt.
by flectloneer;
Mills, New York.
Total for nine he<
pRopERTr or Jo
StariinA. trotter.
StArine. by Deuo
idence. H. IL
Miss CuTran, trOtt
Miss SO so. by
John Rott trotter
dam by Tom "a
Phli.delphia
CresSAdA. pacet. nj
Jesslca. by On
W..
Total for four d
taossnry oS
80, -
a.. s.'",.'s'
u...s,,"U,n",t
49, 49, hIs.'" Ras'
asi,tpu,Ns"S
wsshp,Rml
"taasss'xa'ssuh
M kinsIr.sy
BY lDictAior u
hAuFtns liaa. ID
Wilkes sally M
Vienna AuslfiA
Total fof 1Vs ID
snOfsEtI 90 "a
Netaeuto tfottsf
Hoes m stIan.
nllls X W
pnaesa. Laura "A
lglses .sTa
N Oobt snTin
hasssdo ~ M
g..s.'yssss.. ~ |
ToisI for tNf.s
.......
f"' =
49,, .
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mtft hoissft ~
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s. csiabrs. Genoa Nov
IS Georgian. Liverpool Nov, a.
So Chateau LAnts, bordeaux. Nov 10
81 BritBh King Antwerp, Nov "a
- Ffiosl1nd AntssrS. Nov ~
~ heedlrs kATry. Nov 10
~ Cfbfisha Nesl HArlspOol Nov u
- krntuekg Copsnhasen, Nov rs
~ peunih CAstf santos Oct ~
- koTogA. DemsNfa. Nov 81
- San Juan, AaJA AsusL Nov l
- onTsn knsston, NoN 81
= N Vernon csps h.yiL Nov 10
~ MAbtstsn ~ iiela Nov ~
~ Afdanfos. HANAnl Nov 81
~ lfutrus Nsu pusAns Nov ~
- lta nfandf. br4A4slsk N0t -
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- Mama HHta hAltimofs NoF
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hhip silnls. Hsmhufs Agg o.
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