davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1902-06-20
new YORK CHICAGO HIGHWAY
tUI-P.i NDtNT iHII fRf-
mars >PIIDi ,OWPIIIION.
nr,irt mai Real u.,wr-s the ~. sui->
Nni us uasIr nithin tsur ,rsr>
tessi tirsn~h Nr-ai, Orssnisr,, 81
HING MT ea tembinr WITH the o. ~ .

Ntu,-rrs,itl"ut John ~ { lIr Of tie ur~ IL
i,rusd \eN Nufs and 'nt.lgu nnti N--o'iI-
ton Nh- seen Tor y short Uhu" Yesterday
tud In t"-puu-" tu question: ,on,"ru,ug ~"
pfuI"'t ol au uuiut"Uurt"d NishSN b.
ts.rn the two ,.ttr~ he .t,d N" road III
h. buir Ilr> b., uut NiId. tt I- -"riou-
pftrti,d upd"rtlNuu IA" ground has
he-u looked over aud iu general NsN vr
know Nh-t- out dii'i,uitp.- " 40 h. aud wh-rr,H
Vr vii h.. atdvd ls.li-,r tbut within three
ur tour wears = griud trunk highway hr-
tween New NurA aud chicago Ndl h~ "a
accomplished tsJ Ia" N shNa, Nlhau'~.
Of Nht,h I au pf'-id,ut. and the I.tgg" ni
American Nh"rim-u ate ,u"I"tttiug h"aTtuN
With th" \'W hofk sud 'hi,,cu Road A.
,o'!,tiol NJ orsti.izliiou h,' l-'"h rn"'t"'i
~ hiushantou and TIT vii L. "uT io'al
branch Tor that --'tiuu .thiut give "u
much ~ d'taI Vet. but ~" haN" tr'''N"d
minN t->urtuC'- oi . kiud that mean hrlp
For ih~tan'r, our route, - tl1nt'd. dos hol
touch Iol',io. hut "" nav" tS"r ihioi n,Ni
that Il Ia. road ,an h. tuu Through O." -uo'
uTiss OF Toledo th" part ~ II ~ hN GUY
viii t- quickly built " thrutauuua v"
at" likely to hay" troubl" owing to III" DE-
ihand lot htids" hctos> "a" Wtidlc ol w"
lake; wh'l" the trunk road should sNut W."
south ~hor"
We viii have tfouhl" undoubtedly m III"
"ouuii"- that are I"'or. hut il'"N Mill V" over,
com" H. oar ln,sl branch Nork "" VIII
go To th" touutN Supervisor aud ~ they an
hot iind NIN tu haN" ~" road ~ through
w" tOnttAs Ne VII nave 10 o. ~ i'fHl lltu u
NaN "" NAV haN. 10 go to ili" stat" iugt-
h'rf aud IsfhHI To- th' l"gt-ll utr u"N
Nint"r, but th" way viii h' found and ~"
highway completed bur,hs ~" L. "
national u'.'t 1T Atlihtt' cay III" league
will b- aided hN mutual agreement that
has b''-n uad' Whereby every ou" who paN>
cation or the itighAiN Nilihu,". wall re
''iNr also a membership 10 the l. That
aill he ou July H. when ~" have our loint
t,uod pna.i, { invention We are WORKING
practically and ia" road all he h IN
The sun., 1902-06-20
Practice Of the Cr-~. m the Thames.

G,Lr's fTrRY. June 10 This afternoon At
5 O'Clock the Harvard Varsity cisht was
sent down stream a. far ~ the naval station
and spent an hour practising racing -ttTi-
Aver was back again ~ No .. Francis taking
position ~ No IN the four-o1r n Red
Top II Is thought that Aver viii retain his
scat ~ No .. franct. not having shown any
sup.rtority over ~ rr.d",">~pr H1rV1Td :
freshman "ighi wss coached ir f1ctng stArts =
'his morning. and this afternoon had a speed
'ss' for two miles starting ~ m. naval
station and rowing up stream. tho tide favored
IN. shell. but q hgh' head wind WHs blowing
Tn. time vas VerN unsatisfactory 10 coach
Rlake. Who reported u ~ about twelve
minutes
coach Cameron had tho Yale Varsity aud
freshman "ights M IN" riv"r ~ the tuoruing =
and again this evening. lining tho boats up
sid. hv side and r"h"arstus tho crews an
starting The freshmen invariably pulled
away from the hig crew at N" signal. but
were soon overtaken capt RAYMOND uf
tho Vale freshman eight VRs out 81 ~" boat
this evening ihrNugh slight tndiSyo~ittnu
IIis place ~ how WRs filled hv Raymond vho
has been rowing AZ No N" latter sea, w,s
Nllrd nv Ferguson
The sun., 1902-06-20
MING ALBERT or StNONY DEAD.
He Appointed Ills brother George Regent.
With Full Powers.
Sp,1a cen, Ds,psioh 10 Tus srs.

Spsdai CGas Dsspaioh 10 Tus srs.
pIgspES. June 10 e-king Albert of
Sa,onv. who had been III for some time.
died NJ abou, : O'Clock tonight.
Il was officially announced to-day that
'he King. during his illne-s. had appointed
hls brother George Regent. with full
powers
He Majesty died AZ Susyl-le-Nort The
Queen. doctors and members 81 the court
we're increasingly active in his behalf. His
Majesty il regretted by the whole Of Ger
many.
King Albert ~ Saxony was born on
Apni ~. is2s He received a thorough
military education and took part In the
Danish war 81 ists. He fought, also.
CO. the side ~ tho Aust rians in the dirs--
irptIs battle ~ Sadowa In isas and In the
Franco-Ccrman War in the operations
tsfore Metz. and IN tho operations which
ended in the surrender ~ Napoleon az
S.,lan, and the siege of Paris. when he
lo'd the right hank of the Seine. On the
,-,nclnsion ~ the war he was made Field
Marshal and Inspect or-tienerl of the
German Army
We suoccssisd his father on Oct 20. 1879
n" r.srri-d Caroline. the daughter OF
l-noe Gu-'svus Nass ~ Sweden.
The sun., 1902-06-20
KITCHENER PRAISES BOERS.
HS StiS THEi uiII NJ ,tJt-
tHIF t>>Ir az THf IuPIRI.
tsre~ri ~ps~eh 81 . uanao~, o. J.-
hs,ns-barx t..rd Niiurr rrr>~"' s
tNs Head ct the >ra state trtb-
utrs Ia auehppsr an.I the truN.


Jou,NNIsnu Hu. Juur ~ cen ktri"il"r
u"NN"t,si farewell -I.,-'h a. tSnpu',
her to-u,sht that wa- attended hy seven
hundred ,itlz-ns lord Mlurr Na- present
~ m. CIVIC head of the neN state
ten Kitchener. replying 20 - toast
describing HIM a. the man Who had Won
their fr-.Siom. -ah the army had dnue
H. t.->l to do IT. duty Hr ptai-s't Iohnn-
ns-burs for the Iaft IT, men had plas"d
N the war The Regular. hnth ofhcrrs
and n-n admired the Johannesburg "rfI-.
which had stuOd ~taunch IN danger and
h-ld Wha, they had gaiW~i They had
ta-t~l thr >alt of lie and IT, -a,ur w"uh
never h-aNe th"m They should keep
'h"ir horses amt rifles ready AMI ih"f
bodir- physically tit. hui should settle
down and work fur III. empire.
Their opponents had shown the ab,lil--
and tenarity uf purpo-e 81 a Niril- raw.
aud they should he welcomed into the
empire They would constitute an ASST
Of considerable importance. The ch"f
lesson III the war Was the knowledge that
all Rritons fought shoulder To shoulder.
Tho-- who had helpeSi them knew they
in Sputh Africa and rl-eN here ~oud help
their coumrym-n when needed
The sp.--'h Wa enthusiastically r~~iN'si
Lord Mllner IN proposing a health To
Gen Kitchener paid tributr to HIS will
uf steel, unt,ring energy AMI military skill
Earlier IN the day the lmI-risl light
Hor-c, which was a, lAd,smith and which
~a- prominent throughout the war. and
other Johannesburg corps we're reviewed
bN G-n Kitchener
GEN. FRENCH SAILS
CAPE TowS Jun. 10 Gen French has
sai.d hence for England In spe'sh
upon leaving Middelburs Cape Colony,
ha laid he hopcd the reh~ls would be met
half way in friendly spirit. much must
b. allowed for ties Of blood and sympathy
The sun., 1902-06-20

The sSso,iate members of IN. ApAvaIni-
club met ~ fout-ball match Yesterday
for prizes presented nv Mr. " u Clarke
The winner we've the Misses G.ueyiev~ and
I He,k.r. with - Miss VI Eddy and Mis-
VI Gwynne were -"coud With ! y and Mrs
" Forrest aud Mrs l. l. Iinany we're
IhITd- -InrLIs ln-
The sun., 1902-06-20
WCOr AND C,RrER M,TrHrD.
The Two Ia Nee, ~ Fort Erie In . Tw w~o,,. /.
Round Hout.

ND Mccoy will snou got another chance
10 show whether hts proves - pugiIst
ha- t"tsrtora'ad ur not According To- .
d"spa,,h FROM RuNalo Yesterday Mcjov
hsS signed articles 80 meet Nd carter. tho
rugged Rrooklvn m,dd"u.ight. In 20
round bout hefore 'he International \ q.
Port Ir,e within three week Jack Her
man saw Nc'ov and GOT his signature Garter
alrc1dv hls signed and all that l. necessary
~ mako N" af,air htnding j. FOR tho mon 20
post foffau- and name tho dat" Mccoy
and carter rrc"r'lv furnished lively siN-
round bout At Phdsd"lphn Nc,oy In thi-
contest Nas Vor-t.d and Vas m dan ger Of
hetng knocked ont Nc,ov sav- he VAs not
IN he h~si ~ condition sud urged Hermann
10 make = return match III" men "a ~
battle Tor ~ p-r cent ~ ~" gate receipts
Of This m. winner will get - p"r cent and
the loser 1A p.r cent Both Mo- ~ and tartrr
have started training
The sun., 1902-06-20
>oiDI>Y FoR so>>,t,N>,."
um o. u.s a--s trrsas~,, =. tss, o. ..
W. rv.ss.~~t ta t.a.,.is.

"lr... " .'f..f.h H |ut So
IoNuoN. Iur' ~ rh' t,-u-.t 90 play-
ba- rrrl-.-i Goo al'uS pti,b. t-'ffurman'-
u Ilndon rf Na.i 'thn. ,a u~~ drama
Muuna Wanna whrh Na- r,--ptly pro-
d,r ..,i al th- \uuNrau rhsatr'. Pari- IN"
fr~n' h company am" 'H London '-l-
'iallv iu I~'iurm th" pa,
Ma"trrhn,s- tngii,h ,urpurtrr- immr
diatrlv over, am" the ul~ti L. presented
H., the h,-u~.t. uhi.4tluu Ih~y urgan
.r,,l thr l.uudun Na"t"ri'uyk ~.-i-ty. hipd
a hall and sul-. ritssi fur 'u- seats ~ AT
vance. therrbv pla'iig rh"in--l,-~ outside
rh" h,rn-rr's auihurir,
III" Times give, IA" p.aN - column nuti"r.
u al-n pr.nt- a h'tIrr ~ protest. against
,i," ,,'n~"t- action, Which - signed NV
trorgr Mer'di'h. Thomas HariN Nauri0'
Hewlett Mr. traisie aud u'h"r-
The sun., 1902-06-20
CORONATION FLEET GATHERS
10 IIRE ROS a. StLtTE ar ran
noe n az TR0W NI\e.
pan 10 tsmnun,~ate n~t~ves ships h,
Means ef wire,r~s rr,~srssA Nbsn-
daaed -Pvesr smm~ sf Gsia Dp~ss
>lsht-Thr weather tntss, 20.


loNpoS. Jun" 10 Th-t- has ls-n an
IMPROVEMENT In IA" ~raih-r. and this has
..r,a'ly euhanc-d the beauty ~ all IN.
,cora,ior- in London. Throughout IN.
evening IN. toI~ of tn. oinnibu-..- ~er~
ruvdrd With sisht-.~r-. traVer,ing the
f,.,'" uf the coronation PROVISION
Toe fl-"' that will 'ak- part in th" coro-
la'i.n ,,'l"hra,io ION j. heginning to- assemble
o., T,r' ,m"u,h During N. afternoon the
la's,nip Lou'inn. the fagshp of Admiral
~r ,pafs'- Ho'hnw, wa> Joined hy the
,ars-~hir- Mai"-i,c. Hannibal and Mars
.fH 'h" cruisers Or!nn,lo aud Hawke
N,sual stations along the cuas, report
'.r appruaCh of several foreign warships
Co.,, kug has ordered -. fleet 10 fir- a
r.Ndl salut" a; the hour wnen the crown is
paced on his head
Ia DAILY Moh announces that the iuten-
ton To have communication by means
oftle wireless telegraph bet wecn the various
sups that Will take part In the coronation
r-,iew has been abandoned for the reason
nat the system has not been found sum
Gently reliable by the navy
III. programme for the gala opera night
~ ia" tovent Garden Theatre on June
~ Includes one act each from Carmen,
sLguletto- and -Ianuhauser The other
.i.ias nave no, vet been decided upon.
Ilr Performance will begin at v O'Clock
v..u a chorus Of English amateurs from
~nrrcld singing God Save the King.
,.,,umpanied by the band Of the Cold
-trram Gusrds The chorus will then
Ing the Coronation Ode. written hy A. &.
B.n-on and composed by DR.. Elesr.
The Telegraph says that Nine Nordica
nas teen asked TO sing Fh!absth's music
ir he second ac, OF -Tannhau-er- al tho
gaia performance at tho Covent Garden
Theatre. Il j. not known whether she will
a,v-p;. as the role is not in her repertoire.
Tie list Of American visitors now includes
B. { Benedict, Craig Wadsworth and {. A,
Mum Learned. W X. Vanderbilt. Jr.
and A q Vanderbilt. both OF whom are
now in Paris, will he in London for the
,uronatIon.
The King drove for an hour in Windsor
Park this afternoon in closed brousham.
The sun., 1902-06-20
Yachts U~,ng Repaired.

The Cigilant vas put on tho Dir, dock AZ
the Morse Iron Work- Yesterday to nud
on, whn, had iammrd ~" c-ntr-bosrd \
big pee. of wood uas w.drrd IN ~" slot
and wAs removed only after hard work
Tn. wood Wa wcdgcd ~ neatly that -
looked A. though some on" had put ~ there
purpo>sly
The til~s went On The dock m tho after
noon and capt Rhodes had the iush hust 10
in order 10 grt ready for TO-DAY regatta
4 new gar Tor the Min.olt va~ siipr~d
from BRISTOL ~ TUESDAY and the tlWiua -
boom which split. will u" repaired
The sun., 1902-06-20
RAG WITH Ten STRIPES
For special Ambassador Reid -For Ghoste
. shield With - stripes.

,Srsufl C9is b'sp1'rs 70 THu SrN.
IoSpoN. June ~ Americans in London
have l~'n grievcd to discover that the
design for the illumination ~ the front Of
Brooke Huu-a. whore Nhi'elsw Reid. tho
United States Sp~Cial Ambassador. j.
staying, consists of representations q
the British Union Jack corr~ctly outlined
and II the American flag with only ten
stripes and twentv-hvr STAR 4 humble
petition l. 10 ha presented 20 Mr. Reid
praying him 10 display odd Glory IN
its full grandeur Ambassador Choate.
on the other hand u too generous Nth his
American shield Al Carlton Housa Terracr.
which l. represented with fourteen stripes
The sun., 1902-06-20

Gres, Expeaditures Recsmmended by .
Royal Commission.
special cahis Dsspafeh 10 rus srS

special Cdbs Dsspafeh 10 III SrN.
LONDON. June ?o.-The Shipptno Ga,sne
say. that the recommendation OF the royal
commission on the reorganization Of the
port of London urge a sweeping reform
In dock management, The commission
advises that q single dock authority ac-
guire the existing undertakings with the
Wow to their future administration. 1t
advises also that the warehouses be sold
or Leased
1t suggests that s22 5000 BE- spen, in
the next ten years in developing dock
accommodation and in acquiring control 81
the Thames. Il IL suggr sted that ei2.-
S0O.00o be spent In widening and deepening &
tho channels, making q thirty-foot channel
from the Nore to the Albert Dock. London.
The hrrt portion 81 this channel should be
! 90 feet vide and the next portion soo feet
The Gassfts and other papers edit orally
urge ,he adoption of the scheme as out
lined, pointing to the imminent decay 81
'he port under an administration where
lsbor-saving machinery IL conspicuously
absent.
The DAILY Mail recalls that q number Of
previou. roval commis~ions' reports were
gnored. and says that the community will
rN"d all is vigilance 60 avert a similar
fasco now
The Tirss regards the recommendations
- the commission a. a hold and compre-
hcnsive solution of a formidable dificuly
Isndon. It ssys. has become an eNp~nsive
port In the long run trade will TAX" the
,ucap.st route. and the day may come
non Rotterdam and Hamburg will do
f.r London what London has h~en ac-
,l.'omed to do for large par Of the Con
'.uental trafic
The proposed scheme. however. een"r-
hilv called for in the interests % com
n,erc.. and capital. ~ill Ts~f doubtless
alarm many in,errsrs The newspaper
adis that II hoI~s that when Parliam.n,
deals With the QUESTION tho public will know
how 20 disregard the clamor Of startled
TN tIuy
The sun., 1902-06-20

ON STtTtTE FOR MHtGH.
On john R~dmeads Complaint inauir,
Win he Made Into the tase.
spsdL cas-, De,pIies 10 rHs srs

spsdL case De'piios 10 rHt Srs
LoSpoS. June 10 In the House of Com
mons tins evening. John Redmond. Ma
tionali-,. raised the QUESTION Of the sem
fencing at sligo yesterday Of Patrick
McHugh. VI Z. to three months imprison-
ment for contempt of court. MIR Red
mond maintained that the Magistrates
only had power 10 commit for seven days
for such an offence
The Government admitted that the sole
authority for imposing a three months
sentence was a statute 81 Edward III
applying only 10 ireland. and consented
TO appoint a committee 10 inquire into
the case
The sun., 1902-06-20
u,HDISTS ROUTED M FRENCH
sOO KILLED In the Lake Tchsd Dtstrtct
NJ Africa a-VOO Rines setsed.

Sr,ciaI Cdss D,spairh ~ TIVE SIN
PARIS. June 10 News has been received
h"-e Of fierce fighting in the Lake Tchad
dis'nc, 81 Africa between Mahdists and
he French The principal fight vas near
Rr Allah. ninety miles northeast OF Lake
] Rad
The Mahdists. who were assisted by
..o-.rters from a native regiment. were
,.mpl.,elv oerwhelmed A horde Of
Tlar.gs charged To within thirty pac-s
- he French guns and were annihilated.
Nearly 4Oo dead were counted In the
ra'l'c tr-nch~s Nine hundred rifes were
se.scI. aud the native stronghold was
'aIturcd The Losses 81 the French are
'.t mentioned.
The sun., 1902-06-20
NJ ARR ED.

ADAMS WATKINS On Monday. June a. ISoc
nr no gtpors iAthsr. Rev . Adams Of
Aul~porr Mss h ihe residence of the
Hrd~s 'athet John q wAtktnS Radd~
pass ,arah i.urrr's watkins 10 Edward
r,er.u ldsmS. an ~ RrooEhn \
STRNGr r- NORTON on "wednesday Jun, u
D., 't~ Wry \ y. GARRISON At the residence ~
20, nras's father Pdnh. daughter ot Nr and
~, John Morton 10 John Hohar Spssrr.
- ~ tnis ctS
The sun., 1902-06-20
SPtNItRD> VI >PEGT BRITISH.
They Think an attempt May Ne Made
Ia sriy~ Land Near t.ibraitsv.

GIBRALTAR, June is-The vi-it ~ Gen.
Weyl-r, Spanish Minister 81 War, 10 the
spanish forts near here IL connected With
the question Of establishing new defeno~s
and barracks 10 hold a strong body 81
Spsniards in the near future
The Spanish Government believes. de-
spite British assurances 70 tho contrary
that an attemp, may he made TO scze the
hiniarland ~ Gibraltar
A portion of the spanish pre-. attacks
the Government for allowing British sub
jesr- 20 acquire property in the neishbor-
hood.
The sun., 1902-06-20
steam Yacht Ircauo,s Launched.

Tn. r~~ steam Yacht lroguot. bur nv
the Gss tnsne .nd Power COMPANY ana
tharl.S I. S~ahurV 60 ~ Nofti- tcichts
for Ie GrsAd e 'rsmrt 81 thc / a." t,"urge
Yacht Cuh wss iEunch~d IN " cdn ~dsv uorn-
ing IN" vasht wss Uhris'.u"d y, Mr.
Crsm"t Tho lroguois b, IS i-.' over all
- finished ~ tnshosap, srd t~'suufully ap-
pointed amt lifted Throughout She hs~
large roauN d.-sk cabin e. N'll - >ps,iuus
d.rss, aud T. ntt-d With iripl' "a I,au~i on
engines The lrupdot, Wdl i-sNr f0t AXE
George neat we.k
The sun., 1902-06-20
Rf,U \I\>HiIID ~ iO\ INy\
The Wrar tdn,rsi tails on >mbzs>s sd.r
thsz,r AMI Nr. N~,,i

luNuuN. Juu" ~ k.ai Admiral crow n
in-hield. commanding the American Euro
pran squadron, who-- flagship. the battle
ship Illinois arrived a. Southampton On
"Wednesday. arrived IA London tn-da, lie
u the guest of Commander Clnyrr. United
States Military Auach-
u. called ON Ambassador Choat. and
Mr. Wht"law Reid. the -I--cial American
Ambassador To- IN" Curunat iun. and after
ward visited the Admiralty on business
The sun., 1902-06-20
rtckrt.

The annual in'er-cl'v crlck~, match
he, Uesn the veteran cricsa'ers ~ New YORK
and rhhad.lphis Wa pla,ed YESTERDAY a.
Pro-pec, Park on wicket thoroughly sstur-
s,cd by rain IN. New YORK tcRm Vas
without IN. ~sr, I,"~ - MAvor Hinrhhre
NJ ps,srson. who sss uuAhic 10 leave HON.
an account ~ labor troubles there H..
rlace va. taken hv Ni'h-rs Zach sid.
ronpri.ed ,hirte"u PLAYERS. and all of thor,
d.sptts the unssii~fartorV conditions "a
saath.r under Ohi'h the game was plaved
wrTked enthusiastically Throughout pIil.
,t.Irh,. Non nv ~ rups The -,or.
The sun., 1902-06-20
HUMBERTS sOTGHr AT COLON.
Paris Now Hear Tnat the Alleged swim
dlerS Went There.
spsoh caa' Dsspaish 10 The srS.


PARIS, June is.--In consequences of tho
statement made by NJ. Henri Rochcfort,
the proprietor 81 the Newspaper inirdnsi-
oedni, to Magistrate Ieyctet, that the Hum
ber,s went "a Colon on a Portuguese steam
ship, the Government has ordered two
detective. to tha, port TO intercept the
fusitives. The residence 81 the Huniberts
here. in which they lived for sixteen years
without paying any rent, has been restored
TO its owner.
The sun., 1902-06-20
TO MODIFY IRISH LAND BILL.
Government VIII Drop objectionable
Clauses tf Passage Il Asreed To.

Sp,dai Cahs D,spaieh 10 The Srs
LONDON. June ie-In the Hou-e of Com
mons this afternoon the Right Hon George
wyndham. Chief Secretary for ireland.
informed T. W. Russell. member for South
Tyrone, that the Government would In
willing To drop the clauses over which
contention has arisen In the Irish Land
5ll now before the Hous~ II a general agree
ment were reached to pass the rest of the
measure.
The sun., 1902-06-20
SaLISBTRY nor VERY SIGN.
hut Cab,ne, Meeting Was Held ~ His
Home Instead ef st Foreign Omce.

NFfefH tabIf UffpaTfH 70 IHh Sru.
LoSDos. June 10 Lord salisbury. in
dispo-i'ion is not severe and he was able
To preside At a meeting ~ the Cabinet to-
day. In order. however. TO saw. any risk
to the Prim. Minister'S health, his col.
leagues wen, 10 his residrnce in Ariinsto on
street. where the Cabinet neeting was
held instead Of a, III. Foreign once a.
usual The cause of the Premier's illness
il a chill
The sun., 1902-06-20
Mr,nurn Doc. >e, van, a rub,ic welcome,

>psctai cake Dssrd'cA % ruS SrS.
lcNuoN, june 10 Con. lord Me, hue n
who was -ever.ly wounded and captured
hv tho Brrr~ ~ Twc-bo-ch. Transvsal
has wri,,.n from South Africa ,o hts family
a, Cor~ham Court, Wiltshire, England. ash
ing them ~ ind,icr hts friends and n-iehhor,
~ I-rmi, him 10 return hon@ without any
d-,non-a raiions of welcom-. ou, of r~-p-ct
~ the many COMRADES he has lost In tho war
The sun., 1902-06-20
LOYALISTS WAR CLtIMS.
They Amount tn slO.OOO .OOO and Win
he Paid From Trans, ,asi Funds.

NPs0l Ciols DsIpaich % I'm SuN
LONDON. Jun. ~ Colonial Secretary
Chamberlain said in the Housn ~ Commons
to-day that a sum of morr than &? go 90
would be required to compensate the claims.
arising out of the war. Of loyalists in Cape
Colony and Natal. This would I've provided
from tho Transv aAl funds
The sun., 1902-06-20
Ang,o- American Polo Team Wins q,
WamburG.

sp.ote, CaRs Ds'pa'Sh 10 1Ut SrN
IoNpoN Jun. 10 n"ws agency desp Patch
from Berlin savs that an Nnglo- Nmrrtran
poIo team consisting ot lord Harrington
collier captain. Hazard Scott aud Robson
defeated a Hamburs team hv ~cor" 1T
goals 20 1, thu winning ~" International
Championship CUP
The sun., 1902-06-20
rrlnrr IIrnr, starr. for I.en.lcn on sanda,

Spf1a CsSs DsspIioA - Tvs Sr>
bERiIN. June 10 -rnn0~ Henry ~ Prussia
arrived az k,rl this morning Gu the battle
ship Kaiser Frieirich III lie viii leav.
on sunday with the princcss to attend
the coronation ceremonics In London.
The sun., 1902-06-20
t.fbit.
Cotton t>-hanGe PLAYERS B-at Prosiucs
Exchange In Team Match.

Ia the annual mat tch bet we-n the golf teams
OF the Ptodu'" Exchange and the Cotton
ENchang" yesterday 1T GaTd-n tltl the latter
team won by to /. repeating ia" result
Ot last year ~hrn the match wa- played At
Ingl-Nood The iu-ct> had to pay for the
dinners Tor the party The cotton brokers
Won The point- IA il but two of ia. -iA mat ch"-.
fer iial.i",d va, th" only PLAYER to win ou,
Tor ia" Produce. aud kioTdln aud Daniels
hhlN"d Their iuuud be- play"rs OF each
team .rr m-iuh-r- OF VI q clubs. aud.
tV make matters even, one on each team wss
II member of the home ,iuh The score
Cotton EN,uang. - Temple .ws,hmsy.
~ Nigsin. T. Icrnic. " h SheAtson. o
pruduc' E,chAnsc NJ Nllson, o. v NJ.
MtoIi, ". Wilson . 9 ' Hsls,ead / I. u
NaI boNArf,t. % l.. Daniels, . IoiaL 1
While N. match NIs In progress stewart
Gardner, the Garden CITY professional -,
n round with Victor Sorchon. wa- ,ncc-s-i4l
% rlu,iIlns ~. tr,ord held by walter
out 49, - q
CHi,,Go. June 10 Miss B-,sie Anthony
won the final FOR the fir>t Flight cup in the
To-day. defeatins MIR. II 4 B-,dler Of Iak.
Wii peWoii u the y hSma snl@ ,iGb , Won ~. second
flight cup from Miss Austin Of Glen View.
by ) up and Ito play
The associate member. of the ApawaIni-
club met ~ q four ball match Yesterday
for prizes presented nv Mr. N u Clarke
The winner, v.r" IA. Misses Geprvievr and
| Heckst. With - Miss VI Eddy and Mis-
VI Gwyune were .~coud With ~, and Mr..
~ Forrest aud Mr. l. /. Tirsny we're
third scoring 10
The Marine and tield Club team played
II, oud match ~ the season yesterday.
visiting tho links % the Golf club 81 West
chester tn visitors Won hv - to ~. after
an eNCtttug fiuish. for until the last pair came
IN th" HON. team had lead of four holes
The -suf"
Marin, aEd ried prsg. o Fgller. o M Lesner,
o Saver mhall . Total I:
MrSicbsstcT savage. q rrasa, :. Palmer. o
trad la.tch.d q. Total, IL
RpsIoN. Jun. ~ ~ the thirty-'No men
Who h"gan match play Tor the state GOLF
Championship of the NollAstos Coli tlub
yesterday. thsr" are l'ii 10 play in the sent
\ VI Richard- and q Thorp 4 fslv.y
of.<"vton Centre. ~ his morning round. broke
the rscori for match play nv doinx the course
IN = falv"y sas bsatcn IN th. afternoon
pion>hip CUP. was put out of the running by
lockwood on the last green
PHIL,prirHr,. June 10 Visiting golfers
/ round for the PhlAd"lphia Gun. III. main
trophy 'f"r"d for competition in the second
open Tournament held ul,i"r the auspices
u th" rhiladelphia Golf A.soci,,ion l. l.
B he'c"d IN. lst with an - Bnsie Tor the
cours. ts ~ The other out f-tovn player.
70 qualify wer... Percy Pyne. % Of
o. I. " Conklins Princeton. o.. aud l. q.
lpr-tman, chevy thass, ~ l. Weaver.
~ the columbia Golf club. Nas the only
out -of-ioWn man 10 qualify for IN" second
cup
The sun., 1902-06-20
samuel Bu,I-r. Writer. Dead.

special CiIr D''piiSh 10 THE StN
IoSDoS. June 10 samuel Butler. writer
painter and cuinpo~er OF music. Is dead