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New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
BOW BELLS.
HISTORIC LONDON -PEALS AND THEIR PREDE-
CESSORS.
From The London STANDARD.

From The London Standard
Bow Bells. after being cleaned. refurbished. pro-
vided with fittings and rehung Will ring well
Though the cify Of London For centuries Bow
Church was not merely the core OF the city but
the spot from which mOnarchs and other estates.
as Stow puts it, were wont to look down upon
the 1oustS ana tournaHlshLs int %Srs Were neu ~ t -
easy to catch the note of the famous Bow Bells
Turn again. whittiastoh' and oiashed over the
heads of dozen kings; from Plantagenet 10 stuart
minister the crown of their Saxon and Norman an
sSsrsd Sb shf 'a @ Tas n sS
But when Cheapside was paved with granite bowl
wagons, with their ironbOund wheels the crack OF
whips and the stage & whS2eFs ef nPaeTt mp & 9r1STs @
tunty of admirng the timbre of the bells of saneta
Every traveller has experienced this difficulty in
any cobble paved iorelsn elty with q tl1asHs M e.I
which browns its melOdiOUS but not very pene-
'S but II riy b. that the Bow Bells Of to-day con-
tain some rroportiO1 at least OF the metal Of their
prudeny declined. in the nursery rhyme. 70 prOphe
answer to the inquiry from Stepney steepIe as 10
when the bells of Shoreditch might be expected 10
This Great an Bsn was SIT SHE kind P o fetch to the
it rang the curfew every night at O'cIoci-alreay
town hours had begun 10 be unhealthy: for
a wealthy mercer endowed it with two houses. the
rents of which We're 70 De applied 70 It's nalnsen-
and pealed cOrOnatiOns- They gave voice. toe.
stately progress. when the lists were set outside
FOR Edwardian feats OF arms, or when long re-
IigiOIIs prOcessiOnS with and banner and
censor with priest and palmer. monk and mendi-
cant wound through the narrow lanes OF the
Gent city and venerable prelates, in gorgeous
cones and yellow humeral wells. bore the host under
canOpies of cloth of gold with pillars Of twisted
silver.
The giants are active longer. but they STILL IN
their retirement in the Guildhal, listen TO the
echo of Bow Bells and ii they may more hear
the clash OF arms in Cheapside. they may yet look
upon the faces OF the heroes whom the city takes
to its own when they return from lands of which.
in their time, the very name was unknown. Fer
century and "A half Bow Bells have formed one OF
the finest of our English peals. but the time hon
Ored phrase within the sound OF Bow Bells con-
veys TODAY but little meaning Local sentiment
has weakened with time and change. and. although
London may still be the flower OF cities all. the
square mile now that il has ceased TO be place
Of residence. longer makes quite the same claim
upon the imagination.
When our ancestors spoke OF London" they
thought of CheaDside and the Lord Mayor and
the Great Bell OF ST. Mary OF the Arches; but the
movement OF towns. as or empire ana history Is
to the West and the London of the modern Eng
lishman centres at Piccadtliy Circus, whence no
may sometimes catch the deep yet penetrating
note or big Ben"
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27

Sea Cliff N Y, July IS (SpeciaD.-In the second
round in the Sea Clfe Golf Clubs tournament for
the Presidents cups. played to-day, the following
scores resulted:
Herbert Parsons CD Rinehart Cscratch) by
up; Charles SikwOrth Jr 90 beat Charles Berner jr
(scratch). by up and to play.
Women CUp-Mrs. r. w. Levy (4) Car
stein Q2j by up; Mrs. F. W. Snyder 90
Grace Levy OS) by up to play
The winners will play off for the cups next Sat
urday: The tournament for the Stenson cups will
open Saturday. August 16.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
REID WINS BAYsHORE GOLF CUP.

Bayshore Long Island. July 26 (SpeciaD-The
finals for the Bayshore Golf Club handicap tour
nament were played to-day between Willard T.
Reid nd Allan Pinkerton, Mr. Reid winning a de-
cisive victory at the fifteenth hole, by up and J
10 nIay The early part of the game was very
close and interestng Mr.. PinkertOn missed a two
foot put which would have made things all square
at the ninth hole but by good reckoning succeeded
in evening matters up a bit. Mr. Reid. the victor.
played with the steadiness of professional and
a popular victory
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
Bowne. C'rescent:

II : Bovine. Crescent:
IN I1' ..,.........9 d 4-42-ss
z H. DrIggs Marine and Field
2n' iS .....,.....,.......5s ES-se
Several others did the couhse in 81 and So the
bogey being S2. which is exceptional golf The
follows.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
CLOUDBURST UP THE STATE.
ERIE RAILROAD TRACKS WASHED OUT
AND COUNTRY FLOODED.

Elnira. N Y, July 26.-At o'clock tonight
HOrnellsville and CanisteO were visited by
cloudbUrst which flooded the country for miles,
washed out the Erie Railroad tracks and
wrought heavy damage.
All trains on the Erie road from the West are
stalled at HOrnellsviIle, but westbOund trains
sent via Corning over the Rochester d.
vision of the Erie to Buffalo.
The fall OF rain made roar like the cataract
at Niagara. The Erie Railroad expects TO have
its tracks restored tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
GLASS BOTTLE BLOWERs AGREE.

Atlantic City. y. J.. July 26.-The conferences on
the glass bottle blowers wage scale ended this
evening satisfactorily both committees. Last
years prices Will be paid during the coming sea-
son, the list having been agreed upon ne
old rules and regulations adopted. except t-at
the manufacturers made important Concession
in agreeing apprentice for fifteen Journey
instead of one TO ten. as has long been ths
-fr1a
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
n. P. ROGERS, JR., CAPTURES BOYS CUP

Plainield. n. J.. July 2e (SpeciaD.-N p. Rogers
tr-. with net score of 50 from scratch. won the
first honors for the boys cup this morning on the
Hillside Tennis and Golf Club course. DR.. W. r.
Richards and Morris j. DumOut made 70 net, and
thus divided the honors this afternoon for the
golf committee cup.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
WHAT CANADIAN PACIF7C WIZ DO

Montreal July 26.-Discussiug the Canadian Pa
ciic Railways tender for the fast Atlantic steam
ship service to be subsidized by the British and
Canadian governments 70 the extent of S15so0 0c1
year, Sir Thomas ShaUghnessy. the president Of
the company. stated that the plans contemplated
the construction of four twenty knot passenger
steamers and ten eleven ten thousand ton cargo
boats with speed of fifteen knots. Olher railway
companies would Be placed in as equally favor2ots
position as the Canadian Pacific regards traffic.
afr
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
BASEBALL.
BROOKLYN OUTBATS AND DEFEATS
NETWORK RATHER EASILY AT
WASHINGTON PARK.
RESULTS OF GAMES YEsrERDAl

Z.
Brooklyn o New-York l. 4 Cincinnati, 3; Chicago. 2
philadelphia, 4; Boston q. 3: Louis /
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Pniladepha, B. st. Louis l. Baltimore Q; Cleveland
Boston, /: Detroit, l. Chicago, 10; Washington, 8.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
DUTY DONE.
From The Philadelphia Times.

From The Philadelphia Times
President Alderman OF Tulane University
the speakers the occasion when Nicholas Muir
ray Butler, who has just received the degree OF
Doctor OF Laws from the University OF Pennsyl
vania, was installed president OF Columbia Uni
versity. Mr. Alderman Incorporated several Jokes
and anecdotes into his address. among which
Of n Louisiana negro that deserves rank among
the amusing OF the Irish bulls recently
printed in this column The negro asked By an
acquaintance:
Where you going. Sam?'
"Ain'-t gwine nowhar'," the reply, "Izs don
oin whar' Ise Swine."
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
NEW-YORK.


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New-York tribune., 1902-07-27

CANADL4NS re RON ~ WORCESTER

Toronto july 26-The Argonaut eight the pres
ent holders of the American championship have
entered in the National Association Regatta to
be held at Worcester. Mass. August 10 The
crew will be selected from the foIlowing Wright
stroke; Don Mckenzie Hardisty. Duggan, Kent,
Strange, Rufenstein, J. Mckenzie Darling and
Wadsworth with Bastedo. coxswain
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
BAN Johnson IN BOSTON.

Boston. July 26.-President Ban Johnson Of the
American League was here to-day. He says that
the visit has no baseball significance Referring
to the baseball situation he said: THE raid on
the American League players Is merely a spasm
in the death struggle of the expiring organization
known as the National League Not single
PLAYER whom we wish to detain could be induced
10 20 TO the national organization. The jumpers
have done all their jumping and satisfied"
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27

foursome handicap for medals presented by the
club. In the finals for the Kemp Cup [. Gately
beat A Shiland by up and TO play. Two results
were posted In the second round for the Lapham
Cup, the other two matches being postponed
W. r. Thurston beat r. T. Walden by up and i
by default
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
OsTEND-DOvER RECORD.
THE CLARA WINS. BUT THE CICELY GOES
OVER THE COURSE IN FASTER TINE.

London, July 26.-The annual Ostend- Dover yacht
race won to-day by the Clara, with the
Namara in second place. The Bona. the Brynhild
and the Creole also competed. The Cicely went
over the course with the yachts. though she not
entered in the competition. She led, ana covered
the course slightly over seventy miles in length
in record time hours - minutes.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
HOPKINS WINS AT CRESCENT CLUB.

Only ten men competed in the general handicap
at the Crescent Athletic Club links yesterday and
but five of them returned cards The winner was
n H Hopkins. although the best gross score was
M by c. &. Mason.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
MORSE HAS LEAD on PRESIDENTS CUP.

Plalnfeld. n J., July 25 (SpeciaD.-By winning the
weekly competition for ,he presidents cup at the
Park Golf Club this afternoon Charles B. Morse
took the lead for that trophy with total Of -
points. 5. ST. J. McCutchen is a close second
with II. The course slow, and very low
made.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
GOLF MATL.- AT TUXEDO.

At Tuxedo Park yesterday the home team won
from the North Jersey Couutry Club Of Paterson
by II TO 9, on the three point system.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
EKWANOK.
MOUNT ANTHONY
RHODE IsLAND ASSOCIATION FoRMEp.

Providence. r. l.. July 26-The Rhode Island
Golf Association was formed to-day. with George
F. Hall, of the Wannamoiset Club, as chairman
and R. w. knight. Of the same club secretary.
The object Of the body is TO hold annual tour
nament for the individual golf chaupionshtu OF
the State of Rhode Island.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
PITTsBURGs DEFEAT ST. LOUIS.

St. Louis, July 26-St. Louis lost to-day's game
to the PittsbuTgs, Lever letting the home
down with one hit. The st. Louis people went
through the game without having a man left
base. Attendance 5000. Score:
R. H. E.
FttI5ars 81 kSgls ::::::...:.;9e .::9 Q al Il
Battertes-YeTkes O'NeiI Lever and OConnor.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
NEW PRESIDENT OF ROCK ISLAND AND
TEXAS

Fort Worth. Tex. July &.-At a meeting OF the
directors of the Chicago, Rock Island and Texas
Railway Company. held here, the resignation OF
IL a. Parker as president has been received Will
lam B. Leeds of Chicago has been elected to the
vacancy.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
CHANGE IN RIO GRANDE WESTERN.

Denver. July "a. Z. Welby has resigned as
general superintendent Mt of the Rio Grande Western
road. effective August l, and will be succeeded by
Joseph II. Young, a grandson OF Brigham Young
who served for ten years as superintendent of the
Utah division Of the Oregon Short Line.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
PHILADELPHIA. !; BOSTON. Q.

Boston. July 26.-Willis went to the bad in the
third inning to-day, and four hits gave Philadelphia
an the runs in the game. Fraser merely toyed with
t5oston, allowing only two hits. Score:
R. Il. E.
Philadelphia Z n q a d .
Batteries-Willis and Moran: Fraser Doom.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
EASTERN LEAGUE.

JERSEY CITY BEATEN IN A FIVE INNING GAME
Toronto, July Pa cIoudburst broke the
Toronto grounds to-day Jersey City was at
bat the first part Of the sixth inning, putting an
end 10 further play. Toronto won in the second
on a base balls TO Bruce. Downey's sacrifice and
g-off's single. The
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
FOOT CLAss-srARr 2:3O.
Yacht and owner.
RACES FOR LELAND CHALLENGE CrI

The winners were the Kid and the Wawa.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
EAST ORANGE MEN WIN on HOME LINKS

Orange. y. J.. July 26 (SpecaD.-Howard Csiffn
and ]. P. Bradshaw were the only members of the
East Orange Golf Club team who won from their
opponents yesterday the home grounds from
the Forest Hill team. The score was 10 2
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27

by 2 NewYork First base
i Fooi Jones Three base ht-Dahlen. on bases
o. New-York. Stolen base-Jones. Double
'1lnnlty and Smith; Flood McCreery Sac
T % h1ttCl1onoyfn 1tCl!noyfn n First base bas-Or Donovan.
:; on Ael5innlty l. Hit by pitched baIIs-By McGin-
- % 1onoLan. l. Struck out-By Donovan by
snca 4 Ilnae. las Cmpre-Emsiie. Attend
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27

In a fresh breeze from the east-northeast races
for the Leland Challenge CJrp and for the Centre
Island Cup were sailed yesterday of Oyster Bay
the regular courses of the Seawarhaka C,orin-
THAN Yacht Club. The start made at iO.I5
for the first
RACE EOR TETaND r,r1,IrU U,>,lr, l.r,,
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
LONG ISLAND TEAM LEAGUE.

At Jamaica yesterday the home team won from
the TackapOucha team. of Rockville Centre in ths
Long Island League.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
ANOTHER GOLF MATCH FOR PowELToN

At Newburg yesterday the PoweltOn beat
the Glenwood team, of Hudson, by % to 0. This
the sixth successive victory for POwelton in
the Hudson River Golf Association series.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
BOYS TRr To s4TE DRoWNNG COnRADE.

Mortimer Moriarty. ten years old. of No 262 Ham
nton-ave., Brooklyn, while playing raft On
Gowanus Bay at ClintOn-st-. late yesterday after
noon fell off and drowned. Two of his COM
paniOns whose names the police did not get. made
heroic effort save the boy, but failed Later
the body recovered
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
GREEN MOUNTAIN SERIES.

Manchester. VT. July 26 (SpeciaD.-The Ekwanok
golf team defeated the Mount Anthony golf team
of Bennington the EkTanok links here to-day
by the score of Il to 10. This is the first match
OF the season in the Green Mountain Golf AssOcia-
ton series. The summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
TEAM GOLF AT ossININC

In the Hudson River association match at Os-
sining yesterday the Mount Pleasant Field Club
beat the Kingston team by I3 TO O.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
GOLF.
MEDAL PLAY AT sHINNECOCK.

There were twenty-seven starters in the eighteen
hole medal play handicap at the Shinnecock Hills
Golf Club yesterday, of whom fifteen returned
cards. The links has been put in splendid condition
for the annual tournament on August 6, t. and g.
The
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
NInRRISTOWN
ELIZABETII.
BEST CARDS ON CAPE MAY LINKS.
Cane May n j.. July 26 (SpeciaD-On the Cape
Nav links in the eighteen hole handicap tourna-
ment the best ten cards handed in were:
NOTMAN TIES BOGIE.

Only three men returned cards in the handicap
against bogie at the Dyker Meadow Golf Club
Yesterday although many others competed The
winner was G. Z. Notman, who broke even with
bogie. His score was:
out ...................-ee "a
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT PHILADELPHIA.

q u1;;.-..--.---..o e9eIJ 9
and Kahoe; waddeI schreck.
AT BOSTON.
r. Il. E.
Boston ....-..........0 x-4 8 o
Detroit .-.-.--....-..0 l o o o o o o o-l ,
Batteries-Dineen and Warner; Seyer and MCGUIRE.
AT BALTIMORE.
Baltimore --.-.---.o d-9 Z /
Batterfes-Shieds Yeager; Moore. Bernhardt and
Wood.
AT WASHINGTON.
Washington .....2 4 o o o 8 o-9 II 4
Chicago MO o 9 0 10 l3 !
Batferies-Pattea Lee and Drill Piatt, Griffith and
Sullivan
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
COLONIAL.
FIELD CLUB.
NEW RECORD AT MONTCLAIR.

In a match with r. T. Reid yesterday at the
Montclair Golf Club Allan Kennaday made the
new amateur record for the course-I4. The card
In ...............4 5-39-Ti
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27

While the result of the weeks racing has not been
oficiaily announced, il is pretty well UNDERSTOOD
Thai the winners of the points in the series and
Of the principal prizes will be the Mneola, the
Elmina and the Weetamoe. The Mlneola mas won
season.
The summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
ONE-DEsIGNERs IN FAST RACE.

Ten one-design boats Of the American Yacht Club
sailed fast race on Long Island SOuEu yesterday
in a good breeze from the eastward The course
was triangle OF ten miles. The summary follows
TWENTY -oNE-FooT CL.Ass-srART 2:ao
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
CINCINNATI. 3; CHICAGO, ?.

Chicago July 26-Poole outpitched Taylor to-day
and won his own game in the last inning by batting
IN the winning run with a clean drive TO centre.
tSoth teams nelded brilliantly, the all being
on dlf1cuit chances. Attendance, 1900. Score:
r. H. L.
Batteries-Tayior and Killing: Poole and Bergen
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
sCOTCH FOURsOME AT CAPE MAY

Cape May. N. j.. July 2s (SpecaD.-Twenty-fo
couples competed in the Scotch foursome contest
held on the local links this afternoon. T. w Erst-
wick and ]. NJ. Z. Hildreth. OF Cape May won with
a gross total of u.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
FINALS FOR THE KEMP CUP.

Two match play events We're decided yesterday
at the Apawamis Club Rye and also mixed
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
PRETER COLLECTION COHIyG HERE.
SENATOR CLARK EXPECTED SOON TO SHIP PAINT
INGs-REPORTED REDUCTION OF TARIFF.

Vienna. July 2s-The "Neues Wiener Tageblatt''
says that United States Senator William A Clark
will soon take to the United states the famous
Preyer collection Of pictures. which ne bought IN
December last at a cost of 1.500O00 krOnen- The
pictures, the "Tagebatt'' says. have hitherto re-
manned in Vienna, the United States GOvernrienL
demanded 10000 krOnen duty. but Senator Clark
is reported TO have secured a reduction OF TINS
amount 10 enable him 10 remove the collection u
he -nfrp pd
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

over hIteen thousand spectators witnessed the
baseball game at Washington Park yesterday be-
tween the Brooklyn and New-York teams the
nome payers winning through superior all around
NGIk- McNslnnlty was put in by McCraw to hood
NL-h H, NJ oia lIowanus eliminates but the former
n iron R man faled dismally, for his curves were
MI ldEu donovan. on the other hand. pitched SUI
perby. and kept the hits made by the New-Yorl
players Well scattered
Neither side scored in the opening inning but
IN tne second the home players took the Lead by
scoring tnfee runs, and Hanlons men had LITTLE
tToIple qe az adter that McCreery made two-bagger
70 leIL neIu and tailed instant later on Iryins
tWo-bagger TO centre field. Flood was hit With
pltcfed BAN, ana Donovan forced out Irwin Sheck-
~ o--oNed win two-Dagger to centre field and
scoring Flood and Donovan ~ W
IRe NtW-1oTk men escaped a shut out in the
slAIA ll4II3s Jones made two-bagger TO left field
t aI ls5g0 j On MeGann's hit TO right In the sew
lltIl lIithS brooklyn scored once more on a two
btgseE Dy Flood. error by McGann and Sheck-
~ aTo : 1erGe one more went TO BroCIlvn's list
- '14e ing INNING three -bagger by Dah-
zen anu AcCreerys safe drive to centre The score:
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
SOTrTH ORANGE WINS FROM COLONIALS

Orange. N j. July 26 (SpeciaD.-The South
Orange Field Club golf team defeated the Colonial
Country Club the formers links this after
noon by the OF II 70 3. The score;
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
MoyTREAL DEFEATS NEWARK.

Montreal. July 3.-MontreaI was outhatted to-
day but hit more opportunely. Langton keeping
the hits well scattered. Jersey City plays here to-
nnorrOW The score:
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
EAsr IERSEY COLE TEAMs.

In the series of the East Jersey Golf Association
Yesterday on the links of the Morristown Field
club the Elizabeth Town and Country Club team
won by 10 . The score;
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
MARINR ~ FIELD.
LONG ISLAND ASSOCIATION RESULTS.
In the match in the Long Island Association yes
teraav 1T Garden City the results were:
BALTrsROL HANDICAP.

The following were the winners Of the points out
Of the fifteen starters yesterday in the Baltusroi
Golf Club handicap:
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
PLAY AT THE MARINE AND FIELD.

A team match of nine side was played at
the Marine and Field Club yesterday between the
home team and a team Of the best men from the
Crescent Athletic Club. The Tuxedo system OF
scoring used, and the two teams broke even
on the match each side scoring four points. Had
the regular system, however, been used, the Ma
rine and Field Club would have by 10 10 H.
The best match of the day was the contest be-
tween II. 5. Bovine and e. II. briggs. The cards
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

~ NaEy o,dcr- NeV,-I<ondon. 2: New-Haven !.
Al Waterbury-Waterbury. z bridgeport. D.
At SOrWfch-TEartfOrd. :; NoFElcn,
At Springfield Springfield j; heriaeh' =
New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
oRANGE pEFEArs NEw-YoRK !. c.

The Orange A. c. baseball team defeated the
Kew-York A C. team on Orange Oval yesterday
afternoon. The score:
grange A. c.,.....,i d9s "a 3 :
asttsrfess orangs-Uhie Dsegan and o'Seii Se"-fofS
-vsrts and Goodma1<
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-03-27
Letter to Hon. J. II. Manley,
Au1uefU Maine

Dear Sir: Congressman Belden, of
Syracuse. painted his Thousand Is
lands cottage in .'92 with Devoe; and
painted it again in SO, with the same,
of course. Takes so gallons.
What, does it last only seven
years."
Depends on what you pait for. No
one can tell how long a job of paint is
going to last in any particular case.
The paint may last ten years and the
color five.
a summer cottage is painted for
color. of course; it is also painted to
keep out water, to keep it from rot
ting.
Seven years is a good long time for
paint TO look fresh-depends on the
color though, some colorS last longer
than others. Three is too long for
some of the prettiest colors. Nothing
pays better. in building house, than
good job of paint: and nothing pays
better, in keeping it up, than repaint-
ing as soon as the paint shows signs OF
impairment. But this is to keep it
sound. For the looks, you may paint
it whenever the freshness is off. It's
matter of color; not of paint.
Yours truly,
F. w. DEVOE & co.
p. s. J. II. Cogan & Co. sell our
paints. mar2I