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New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
NyACK HORSE SHOW 4 SUCCESS
MANY SPECTATORS THERE - VALUABLE
STOCK ON EXHIBITION.
fRy rrLEGnArH TO THE TRIRrNE.l

INV FTTF
>r,.scL \ Y Sept. 19.-Despite a drlzzlinS ram
~. ,,,,1 .r,,,aI horse show on the grounds of the
NyacL country Club this afternoon was lal seiE
attended and was pronounced success. Inc
hoxes which had previously been sold Tor more
than 50 f.1o were all occupied and crowds "i sl,ec
tators stood around under sea 81 u'hp'e'l'7'
handsome grounds of the Country CIup are ii,.'s
trimmed with patriotic colors 80 suhstahIa' 'ia'
the steady rain did not dim them. Soiile .! @ ,iIe
most ,,sI,a la stock in horses in the tht1u states
was renreeented The winners were as folo"S'
Heavy harness horses over Il hands n hsn Of remain
OF Honor g. owned by Herbert C"ppeii.. hir5 colo
sacdI5 1,, NJ, Honor Herbert CoppeIi: lru ,,r+b
mel Direct hIk. &. Schultshurst stock ram" -
atr crias dryen by women-First aPIai4 ~
colonel Herbert CoppeI: second, Tommy A'h'is ~ Jan
Tar, ME- @ =; : WOO exceedns Is hands inches)otisi
perfartinr and mate Strauss and Hexter secoiiu' '
and Arab Chief De Cernea stables ,oo p q Miss
,1erfnn n I11Gav: second Lady D. e victor Low; Ja
third lou virginia b. m. Albert Turner fourth ru0Oei
b. John ID. Mairs. Do. p q sidney Holloway:
seCon1 Free Lance e Holloway Mice ,,.-io-.
f.bdren's nories-Firs Fris ch s. ais n,iiss w
West: second Bard hr Ii,oGe Herrick fourth
Rathes: Bifn Mr. hIi MIS- ISABEL Mcouaida, = ~
Pairs Of harness horses 1aiI: eecend Wonder
bI bna and Wonderful b. g. TrowSridSe H1Iisles:
third Ideila b. M and Helen c. O. NJ m =, e Wood'
fourth Seraph. ch g.. and Cneruo' '' ' - -
Runabout horses-First Hghw4o1, ,Itr5 1avaI
second Wonder G. Trowbrtdge HoIste Itr,,Iar NJ y
E F. Slayback: fourth. Champagne "iNA " V
Hoffman. ~
More than $1,000 is given in prizes me m SiThs hs
tomorrow will begin at 10 a. M tlu r i,ood,,
fudpes are Albert c. Bostwick. heIrS l. EoouS,
Louis Haight and r. A. FairDaifh
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
HORSE SHOW AT HEMPSTE4D.
SEVERAL CUPS OFFERED IN VARIOUS cr,ss,,s

SEVERAL CUPS OFFERED IN VARIOUS .CT.Asst,s
Hampstead, Long Island Sept 10 (SpecisO An
open afr horse show. in which some of the host
hunters. polo ponies and coach horses of Long Isl
and are entered. will be held on September % and
q. the grounds of the Queens Nassau Agri
cultural Society. in connection with its annua, fsn
meeting There will he twen4 y-seven classes ona for
roadsters. four harness classes. two wome,,'s nar
ness classes. one each in tandems and four-inbands
and runa bouts four for ponies in harness ono for
ponies under the saddle. three for saddle horses
one each for polo ponies and farm horses and seven
hunter classes.
Thomas Hitchcock. jr-, offers cup for the best
hunter shown: Mrs. Thomas Hastings one for hunt
ers jumping over six consecutive jumps. five feet
best performances. height limited to six feet
Ralph y. Ellis. master of the Meadov Taroor
Hounds, offers cup for heavy, middle and Ighf
weight hunters. four years old or under tn he
shown jumps four feet high; conforpafion q "a
quality count 30 per cent and performance n
per cent. The entries in all events close to-rnor
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
FIGHT INJUNCTION UPHELD.
,.eovrRx-coRBErT CONTEST AT LOUIS
VILE CALLED OFF.

1z1sor+ Kv SEPT. ta-The injunction granted
..a,,. ny Iudge Emmett Field. OF the JelIerSon
S,,t+ court restraining the southern Athletic
Crt md others from holding the McIoVerh-Coroett
-. .,r the featherWeight championship OF the
,-or1d at Louisville on MONDAY. Wa SuS'aiiieu "s
worm a. I1ss lanes d White. Of the Court of
,pneaIs this afternoon Judse WIl,e i"'Hsu 'ie
IN Sb of the court TO sit with him and hear
the case All except one meploel 'OOeP'-' anu ,'e
,ais;a, i hv the court. though the motion to dis
ue.l9'' ,i,,,c,ion was made before single
member. oezad tho oni,,ior tr,a+
- .ortest which enjoined in the lower
'iio - , ,rizefght and that il was imma terial
,t,. rho nurse was to be evenly divided The
VIZ. - divided equally the most important
80, I-+fcr ,sfsed in the case, that of whether
.h r,anceIor had power. by injunction 10 restrain
rho commission of criminal act Inc motion 10
lioI,, +ba Injunction was, therefore. denied.
- c.. manager of the athletic club.
ro,v disanpointed at the action OF the court. but
eaid that IL was final so far as MS cup was con-
Saiu arL "a He said that as far as he knew there
~. dacisjon is lawyers say 50 1ar reaching that
= ill ravent all boxing contests in Kentucky in
the future. 9, ,.,1,r.5 of the contest ,e for
NL; Ht1S is Concerned. He announced that the
60 200 ,sortn of tickets which had been sold for
I%c tieht would be redeemed at any bank The
the forfeit or $-''V PNt NF - ~ 99
on Oh tL tbe frankfort decision is conceded to be
iInorIout blow for boxing contests In Kentucky.
@ IN a belief in Louisville that the fight will be
haId On Monday night To-day.s injunction was
n9ainst the Southern Athletic Club only, and did
Tto tisid is thus left open for some other pro-
moter 10 take up the contest
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
FOR NEW Buildings IN Gr4TEn4Ea.

San Francisco. Sept 19-CarIos Nron. OF Guate-
mala confidential agent of President Cabrera, has
arrived here. He Is intrusted with commission
to purchase steel and iron for sixteen ns- public
buildings take the places of those destroyed IN
the earthquake of April Is last None of the build
ings will be stories in height and nearly
all will he erected in the city OF Quesaltenango and
MaZatanango
Count De Pourtales. the French Minister to the
Central American States. Is here on the way To-
Paris on a leave of absence Of several MONTHS
The official residence OF Minister PouTtales Is in
the city of Guatemala The latter country, he says
is rapidly recovering from the widespread havoc OF
the recent earthquake. Business conditions in Gen.
trail America which have been depressed h@ says,
slowly improving.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
FIGHTING.
GAINS STOP THE OCEAN RACE WHILE THE


GAINS STOP THE OCEAN RACE WHILE THE
MURIEL Is LEADING
BY reason of thick weather and caIn1s the six
schooner yachts that started in the Atlantic Yacht
Clubs from Sea Gate yesterday after
returned to their anchorages before dark
The boats had reached point about mile south
east of Romer Shoal Light at r. m when the
wind left them
Commodore Robert E Tod of the flagship Thistle,
ordered fired to call attention to a signal re-
questing that the race be called off for the dav
All the owners consented. and the yachts made the
best of their back 10 Sea Gate IN a Ighth hraeze
which came an hour later. The order of the start
at 80 follows: The MurieI the Thistle tba
Sachem the Endymion, the Iroquos and the Core
net. The wind was light but fair. and the NurieI
soon obtained good lead. She was about ha If a
mile ahead when the race called off It s
the intention to start the yachts at sunrise this
morning if the weather is then clear ~
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
DpocR4vuE OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

Jockey Club Gravesend. rs" p m
aI- ,,,,+,lair vs North Jersey Country Club. at
10 golf ball handicap at the Rocka"aE num-
s-1,I,. handicap all over class, prize onerec nE
- tIoz- and team match BrookiaNn country 1Iuo
Z n Golf Club: mixed four
sroes for PRICES presented by Mrs. Adri2n hlker, ~
St.g3 for Glasses A and B at Baltusrol team
t--rIevooi Bsltusrol. at EngleNooo. Coy
-rc-s; Gun competition. AZ Flushing country
g,.--fa-b Town and Country Club vs. Forest tt 'io
5Tnb Al Forest Hill: colonia Country 'lup " las
I-1, . csc f-1uh st Railway; first round. Class
sasr1 match Raltusrol Englewood. at tngie-
%oo5 haI handicap against hogie. at MOTIFS
rrTs r--t,- r,lh CUP q Mount Pleasant Field CIub
b-n5icap st Nassau Country Club. Srlth CHp
- -'or1srl handcap. Wheeler Cup tfor rneni
.t.io1 NJ &ev-York Golf Club Treasurer's CUP
- Tsn Cortandt Park; Staten Island championship al
qE.rbc- F4l- mems four ball match. handicap at
A-5slezy- finals rers championship, and team Tatch
ztth Apswans st Innis Arden; second preiiIninaF!
s-sicsT for championship competition, At Richmond
45iIl: competition for presented by E A Lott az
It-;cla-hncser Field Club. match play for Gladwin
+-onhv at westfed Golf Club
TooTRAII.-Iebanon Valley at Carlisle
.r-ToyoBTIJNG-R meet at Detroit.
ev-T,vINt--Amateur Athletic Union championships al
Trsyers Island.
.-yr-T TNf;(;rsnd Circuit meet Nailsburg, ". J.
pa SFRs sTJ.-Rrooklvn a New-York: Philadelphia at
Boston Chicago Cincinnati: st Louis al Pittsburg.
TRAP SHoOTING.-Aunusl tournament at Kansas City
POLo.-At Van Cortlandt Park. D
-ROTTING.-At Empire City track. so P. m
CRICKET-BEooklyn Nelson Lodge Prospect Park.
TENNIS-Fiaals MeIlick Cup. Hillside Tennis and
Golf Club mems singles al Ardsley-
washington. Long Island. Gravesend Bay Y. f. A..
regatta, Sea Gate.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
THE CHALLENGE FOR THE CUP.

Belfast. Sept 1a.-Sir Thomas Upton arrived to-
day Bangor. on Belfast Lough, on board the
Erin to confer with the officials of the Rov,1
Ulster Yacht Club. in regard another series of
races for the Americas Cup Vice Commodore
Colonel r. G. Sharman- Crawford. Hugh NJ. McGiI-
downev and other representatives of the RovaI IN
ster Yacht Club went on board the Erin this after
noon and had long conference with Sir Thomas
Upton
In an interview on the Erin Sir Thomas said he
desired to contradict the statement that the chaI-
lenge had been sent. No challenge yet on its
way When the matter was decided, the first inti-
nation would be sent to the New-York Yacht
Club and would be given out by that organization.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
ALL MORE THAN FIFTY YEARS OLD

Mayor Hinchlife OF Paterson and Henry Mar
tin of this city, concluded that the age limit
Of forty for veteran cricketers is too low They
have therefore arranged d game TO be played 10
dav at Staten Island in which all the participants
Will be more than nifty years old Mayor Hlhch-
life will select his men from the New-Jersey clubs
md his team will include Captain / L " hlte. r.
turner Major Redwood W E HaIt; + X 6TdnI; I
t-amrheU and T. RideingS- Nh Martin : eleven
viii represent New-York and will be made up as
iIor,-t TIsnrz- Martin captain; 5. f Hostord. w
~ ncr.Id II Be--sfor,i. C. II. Pepper. b Whar-
t5r ~ n Ffnyyick J. ingram. Dr. BooCock T. Butler,
@ Harvard and g WllIarns.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
THE HORSE SHOW ATLENOX
LARGEST AND MOST SUCCESSFUL THE
ASSOCIATION HAS HELD.
REGINALD c. VANDERBILT TAKES A BLUE
RIBBON-MANY PARTIES FROM
THIS CITY.

IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNEl
LenoX. Mass, Sept l9.-The annual LenoX morse
show, the largest and most brilliant affair of the
LenoN cottagers. was held to-day at William D.
Sloane's High Lawn Farm. and the best show
that has been held under the auspices of the LenoN
Horse Show Association. More than three thou
sand people were present The day dark ana
damp. Rain fell in the morning and for a time IL
looked as though the show would have to be post
poned. but later the clouds cleared and the sho"
was carried to a successful end. Never before mas
there been such a gathering of well known persons
at an outdoor event in the Berkshires Speciai
cars from New-York brought many parties. ana
the hotels were filed to overiowing for the snow.
Among those at the ringsde and on the coaches
were Colonel William Jay. Miss Eleanor Jay
Baron MonCheur. the Belgian Ambassador; MI.
and Mrs Moses TAYLOR Captain and Mrs. Phillip
Lydg. Mrs. J. r. d Lanier, oliver O. jennings
Mrs. Richard Gambrill. Mrs. Wimerding ana eyer
ton Winthrop. all of whom came to LenoN ex-
pressiy witness the show.
The judges were Charles P, Williams. of Ston-
e i - ~ ,It i,t', % I ~ vyere more than two
hundred entries, Many Of the horses eXhlblIe9dd
{. Vanderbilt made his appearance $50 as an ,otb
hiLitor. and his entry in the class %fre @ p9i 9Sa
blue ribbon. with his other entries he was not
so fortunate, his only other prize being won in the
members Of the executive committee, were both
The four-in-hand competition was probably tie the
hardest fouFht event on the proGraGLe IN rtr '1S
and received the yellow ribbon, 80
Inc iaaes GltN!llS III riyeirv this year was
OF the keenest. Miss Kate Gary Miss bveNn
Miss Cary and Miss Sloane nave ttkeh 'ioools trs
were put through mAneuEres dlrect.ssd " E-tnp
judges and driven through obstaces- MISS 'N4 '0'
1TEe T6e sadde events were all closely contested In
the hurdle class Miss Kate cary took second P'i-e
All the coaching parties ssEaed ,nsIr n @ Ike
an English race day. Among those VINO !''G
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
FOOTB4LL.
PRINCETON SQUAD NUMBERS SIXTY.
tsr TELEGRAPH TO THE TR1BUNE.I

Princeton. y ] Sept IA few more new can
ddates were added the Princeton football
squad to-day running the list up to about sixty
men. Ralph Hutchinson. quarterback OF the 1888
team who has been chosen one OF the coaches
for the season arrived and assumed his duties.
n " Peu CAPTAIN OF the 1870 and 1ss1 teams.
also came in. Ho will probdb bly, assist In the coach
ing next week. a big surprise this afternoon was
the appearance of Manager A J. Byles on the
field as candidate for fullback. the position ne
played at Lawrencevtlle before coming 10 PTnce-
ton He weighs about lS5 pounds. ana II ne Is
not troubled with his shoulder. which was in
jured in the summer. he ought easily 70 e%iPturee %
The position f g Brown, a substitute tackle OF
last wear is showing excellent form, and Will
ma Le a strong hid for ex-Captdin PelTs place
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20

The postponed match of the championship series
OF the Metropolitan District Cricket League. be-
tween Kings County and the knickerbocker Ath-
letic Club. will b played to-day at Prospect PARK
Mr. Kelly says that the knickeroocker players viii
place in the field the strongest team II Is poSsloe
for them TO form The postponed league game De,
tween the Manhattan and Nelson Lodge cluoS VIII
also be played Prospect Park to-day OtiieF
games arranged for to-day as follows
Columbia oval against Newark. at w NilIlan1S-
bridge: Branch Brook against Paterson Team \. at
Branch Brook Park. Newark; Paterson Team tn,i .
against Essex County at Paterson; knicker rpocker
Athletic Club Juniors against Manhattan Juniors
a Bavonne.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
HARNESS RACING.
\ DOUBLE PROGRAMME ANNOUNCED FOR
TO-DAY AT YONEERS

Rain Yesterday again caused the postponen,ent oe
the races the Empire CITY track II
nounced that the rwo DAYS programme would zo
through to-day and that the first race would bs
called 10 o'clock The double card consists Of ten
races. including the 5000 special between Prince
Alert. 2G8as and Anaconda. 2-01&-
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
BASEB4LL.
BOSTON. s: PHILADELPHIA 5

Boston, Sept 19-Boston beat Philadelphia today
in what developed in the ninth inning into Hyely
contest. White, who batted for Iburg drove a hoe
ball to left field that bounded of CoOeys foot into
the bleacher and the batter scored the hit also
sending in two other runs. The score:
r H e
Philadelphia ..........O IS 3 o
Batteries-Pttnger and Moran: Iburg DoigIaa
OF rain.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20

are z. c. schaefer. F A. Wenck. W. ". Swan. P.
H Kearney. of the Pawnee Athletic Club; J. A
Ruddv. of the Knickerbocker Athletic Club. and
Charles RuberI T Z. Kitching jr.. and Otto Wahle
OF the New York Athletic Club The contests are
as follows: 100 yard swim novice: 100 yard swim.
Amateur Athletic Union championship: 100 yard
swimming race handicap: half mile swim. handi-
-. and diving competition.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
The summaries
AT CHICAGO.

Chicago. Sept 1a-Rollfng Boer. vulcain and
Rrasr were the only three left in the free handl-
ran AZ 2 mile and a sixteenth, the feature or me
card for to-day. and they finished in the order
named and lust as placed in the betting Rolling
F3oer went To the post favorte at TO D win 70
nm Vulcain and II to > on Bragg. the latter being
fnrced from : to ?. Bragg first showed III 'front.'
hr+ Rolling Boer passed him At the first turn,
took = lead Of three lengths and WAS never
headed WINFIELD seeing that he had no chance.
o,,i+ riding fifty yards from the wire. Bragg was
beaten off finishing ten lengths hack. eased up TO
= gallon The track was deep and holding and
the weather cloudy and cold
The summaries
r-s race fseven furanrsr- ] III (4oar) IN 70
won. Fliform, III Dean to ? second ffussslfon
second furongsDNiaEette- % Gtelgesonl. =
n won. Foxy Kane. 1l3 IT DEAN. 16 10 s. second.
TSc~estan IS (Vilkersob. 70 /. third. Time .lSa
Third race tsix furlorEsl-Pho. 81 (Robhns). - ?
s. tTreanorb. Is 70 3 second, Emma 4
II aT IDavisson). - I third Time. l7i2
onesiateeuth niles Rolling Roer
tPirzenrIthJ e :. Nucain ll5 tWinRn=ldl.
20 / second. Bragg, 1o2 tHoar II - = third Time,
1c55- ~, -. -,,--
eon) 10 Naulahka. ia Mahewsi. 3 80 ?, sec
nnd Chicago Girl. prior. 10 Time 1oe
Sixth mile and seventy yardsjWing Dance,
102 Dean, % ! Judicious. 104 CWnslet 70 J.
second: En- Out, 100 Prior 10 :, third Time
i.53l4
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
THE PASSION PLAY.

N,ux;c lovers will be interested in de-
scrintiou q the recent wedding of Anton
Lang the Chrtstus the last Passion play
mt OberammerRau, in tO-mOrrOws Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
RfkER,S ISLAND

The splendid work which Commiss;on
Woodbury. is performing Mt Rfker's IsI.nd
by ping the city's ashes there. He win
add fOrty-one acres of valuable land 10 efsv
property. In to-morr0w's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20

Tvo-tasA hits-NarS1all Har1---s- Thres-oa5e
Zer7sr NcAleess. Home rI-s-Jops. NcAsese Stolen
base-Bake Sacrifice hitBIaks Double playsZeir1er t,
Marshall OHasan First base errors-Rochester.
>. Newark. Hit ry pitched balB Hsr1nning Str1cs
Becker, t. Left baseS-RocheSte-- 4. NeTs
ark Time Is I-rnpre-Eags1- Ar-=ndance-A5a-
! Nonrreal-vorcester 10. Montreal 8
Tororto-Tororto. d. Providence. 1 first g1re)s
Toronto .; Providence I tsscond gancsl-
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
THREE FAvoR1rEs WIN AT DELMAR.

ST Louis, Sept 19-Jordan, overlooked IN the bet
ting opening at and going 10 8 l. won the
mile and eighth handicap the feature Of to-
dav-s card Delmar- Six horses started Jordan
and Cherished being the outsiders, with W b
Gates favorte Jordan came away on the end in
the easiest fashion and won by five lengths from
" B. Gates, Wolfrom, Nobleman and Near
est were the winning favorites. Track heavy.
The summaries
First race selling. f,ongS)-voIfrar1
los I8attste. to -. mselle Jos IT Walsh 3
l. second. Dr.. KammeIer. lo3 ID Gilmore II 10 J.
third Time, IL"
Second race selling; six furlongs)Sweet Dream %
tAIcEnneyb 10 10 !. NelasqueZ 1o2 A
l. second; Light Hunt lOa Csattste, 10 ! third
Time. 1:17i@-
Third six and onshalf furlongs Gales. cwat
]. Tickful 113 It Walsh II 20 10 sec
ond. Toad Rainey ~ CScuiyl. to J. third Time 25
Jordan. 1l2 t3attistel l. b Gates 107 "A
". Booker 16 10 . second Satin Coat. tW Waldo
/ !, third. Time, '
Fifth Cpurs=. Observation-Disclosures ros
HJoudenb. . !. tEaunriero,y
l. l. second Lennep, 1n3 oEeelyp to / third TiTe
1901. ''i'
Sixth race selling; mile and twenty ysrds,-Neares
AZ Hiouhref. 2 Optino. lScuIvI 2 70 ! 60
ond: Sister Sarah. 81 t8attistep third Time Az
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
ROCHESTER, DEFEATS NEWARK.

Rochester. Sept. 19-Rochester defeated Newark
in the opening game Of the closing series here To-
dav bv 4 score Of . 10 > Newarks errors were
costly and aided Rochester 70 pile up which
should never have gone their credit Hernrntns
pitched The score
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
CRICKET,
kNICKERBOCKER PLAYERS DEFEAT
MINNETONKA TEAM IN AN IN
TERESTING GAME

Despite the rain, the cricket team of the steam
ship Mnnetonka, played eleven of the Knick-
erbocker A. c., at Bayonne. yesterday. and al
though they put up a good game the bat, they
were outcIassed, and lost the match by 50 runs
and wickets. J. Loxton played good innings of
q for the Minnetonka team. but the bowling of
c. Dalton and F. D. Mockler. of the KniCkerbocker
tonka men. and T. Blower. with an inning Of 1e.
for the latter. the only additional double
figure scorer. For the knckerbOCker a. c. g
Dalton played good innings of IS. and E R
Grant and +. d MoCker also did well with
contributions of 80 not out and 81, respectively.
The
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
SWIMMING.
AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION CHAMPIONSHIP
CONTESTS AT TRAVERS ISLAND TO-DAY.

ming contests at Travers Island to-day, under the
auspices of the New-York Athletic Club Many
well known swimmers have entered, among whom
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
AT CHICAGO.

Chicago --..----.----0 Ie Y
Battees-Patterson and Mcfarland Mercer and BueIcv.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
EASTERN LEAGUE.
JERSEY CITY PLAYERS LOSE TWO GAMES
TO BUFFALO.

Buffalo Sept. 19-Buffalo added two vtcto-
res to her string to-day from Jersey City. The nrss
pitchers battle in which McCiee was slightly
the superior of Pfanmiler Buffalo scoring the only
run of the game on a base on balls, short hit and
error McCann'S curves batted all
corners of Olympic Park in the second game
Buffalo winning by y 10 I in six innings. The
scores
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
FIRST GAME.


Buffalo o q o o o x-I
Jersey o D o o o 90
First base On baIIs-OT Mckee. I. OF Pfan-rusr .
McC1ee .. Two base hit-Bratn-
htts-Schoch. -. Lynch Mcintyre Left on bases
Buffalo. Double play-HIack. Griffin
Carr Cmpre-Thonas Kelley Time OF gau1e-1;S0
q L
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
SECOND GAME

Earned r7:ns-BuffaIo :. Jersey Cty / FIRST base on
hts-Athert1n. HaIEan %. Crimshaw, Ferry Sacrifices
A-ler-on Stolen bsSs-Eran. Lynch, Shaw.
on L Jersey City 4 I'm
pire-Thonas Kelley Time Of Eame-1l 10
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT PHILADELPHIA

Boston .---.----.---0 %
Philadelphia .-.------2 o o o Ks Z
Batteries-Young and Crigsr; wadden and Schrecs.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

FIRST RAcE-Hiehwelght handicap About three
ths n a
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
THE SUMMARIES

Red knight. liz oo'Connorl. to and 70 5: Jack
Lantern, tSmith). and TO / Athelroy ia
Lyne), 80 and 10 /: Twin Rose le2 Shea( 100 70
ana 40 . !; M1otaur, III Cdarttn) 20 ana z 70
MeddinE Mary OCochranl so and 10 TO l. Knight
of Cdichaels, and 50 TO l. Mart Mullen
l05 f(Sarnon) /; Lady Russell, 100
Meany). 800 and 100 I; ITia 1o5 dilesl $50 to
10 Fordhan Queen, i02 (Scott). 800 10 and
100 ! ard Kim and 40 10 !. also ran start
fair. Driving. Time, l-C6@s-
SECOND RAcE-seIling; years and over about e fur
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
KINGS COUNTY vs.. X. \. c. TO-DAY.

Total g WiC6etsl
A. G. Cooke. :. +. Cook a Rose, w f Hall w
ader, H. \. Gibbs y. Gum did not bat.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-20

Frank Kendall's lumber yard. near
Pine Bluff, Ark. containing 100000
feet of lumber and dry kilns, burned.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-20
THINKS MISS STONE SAFE.
Former Brisand, Now Preacher
Talks of CAPTIVE Missionary.

Former Breand, Now Preacher,
Talks Of Captive Missionary.
Chicago, Jan. 20.-Miss Ellen Stone,
the abducted missionary in Bulgaria.
is having the best care, according to
Rev. Marcus George Daniel, himself an
ex- brigand, who is now Chicago
guest. AS an archdeacon of the Chris
tan church in the Ottoman empire,
he is in close touch with the mission
aries,
II do not believe that Miss Stone is
now in the mountains he said. IN
deed. that would hardly be possible.
since at this season of the mountains
are buried in snow and the roads are
impossible. 1t would be impossible
for the band to get provisions for the
winter. The entire party has un-
doubtedly gone into some comfortable
village for the winter and Miss Stone
is being we'll cared for. There is no
doubt that she was taken for ransom,
and she will be held as long as pos
sible with that end in view"
The entire social order of Bulgaria,
he says is controlled by a great Sc
cret organization of brigands. of which
the country's ruler is the head. He Is
certain that Bulgarians have Miss
Stone in hiding. because they are
known to have little regard for wo-
men, while the Mohamedans hole
them in great respect and never do
them injury. 1t was to Mohamedan
band of brigands that Mr.. Daniels be-
longed.