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New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
WOM4N LOCKED Up FOR PLE4DING
HER COMPANION ARRESTED FOR KICKING
OVER AN ASHCAN.

Wv Elk An aSh1A-N
Policeman Barker Of the West Thrtieth-s
station, a new man the force made his first
arrest last night and man. said to be a nephew
of the late Judge Fulton, and woman. who de-
westervelt, were locked up. The man is charged
with intoxcation and the woman with interfer
ing with officer
About IL o'clock a and woman. both well
dressed the former in evening clothes and the
woman in theatre costume, were walking
through Twenty-ninth-st. AS they neared Sew
enth-ave. Policeman Barker met them. He
looked at them closely. About this time the man
kicked over an ashcan. Then Barker arrested
him. Both protested but the man was taken
10 the station house, the woman following.
Then the woman broke down and cried. She
told reporters that her name Mrs Sydney
Gale and that she lived. at No 22S West Sew
enteenth-St., and that she was a relative OF
Police Captain WesterVelt.
Sergeant Todd seemed 70 grow more AID more
nettlsd, and finally ordered Doorman Drew TO
put the woman out of the station. This Drew
did, and the woman sank down in a heap on the
stone steps, where she sobbed and protested
against the arrest of her companion.
Finally Sergeant Todd ordered Policeman
Barker to go out and arrest the woman Barker
did this, and Mrs. Gale almost hysterical from
excitement was arraigned. She was locked up,
the charge against her being that OF interfering
with officer.
Mr. Gale did not give a house address when
arraigned. At the address given by Mrs. Gale
is a big apartment house. There a man was
found who said he was Sidney Gale, and hus-
band of the woman who locked up. The
man with her, he said. his nephew. Mr..
Gale would not talk about the matter further.
He appeared TO take the whole affair cooly.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
THE RACETR4CK.
FAVORITES BEATEN ALL THROUGH THE
CARD.
MAGGIE DAVIS CLIPS HALF A SECOND OFF
TRACK RECORD

New Orleans, Jan. 15.-The favorites beaten
straight through the card Maggie Davis in her
race clipped half second off the five and half
furlOngs track record. Weather cloudy, track fast
(selIing mile-Leenta, 93 ts Steeep, 8
to l. Maple, 1i0 Coburn), TO l, second; hop
Scotch. ll2 (E RObertsOnl, 20 TO J. third Time. Ill3
Sam Haydee. Campus, Joe Collins. ROYAL ster-
ling. King Tatus MasterfuL Lillian Reed and Woodtrice
also
Second (seling onehalf fuTongs)-Idngo
1OT g. Ricel to ;, Missile 1Oi (Blakel. to s.
Schor, 1O6 Coburnl. 10 i. third Time
olls r, Blue Ridge. DebentuFe. Herodes and
kingfOrd also
Third race (handicap steeplechase: short coursel-
FaIea 1876 Johnson IL 10 D. won; Coey. 1j5 tbrazi
to /. second: b. l31 tButerl. 10 l. third
Time, 3:O4 Mr. Rose. Gould. advertisement. Utilize and
Princess Murphy also
Fourth lhandicap: one mile and siXteenthl[
Resela 80 Thompson. l. Death. ll9 Slaek
second: Silver Coin. 81 d@udon) TO l. third
Chance and Little Elktn also ran
Fifth race five one-haf furlOngsl-Maggie Davis
Nv WadOl. & to / Pigeon Post lO6 (COburnl,
10 l. second: Semcolon. 115 (DadeJ >, third. Time.
I:O6la. Coinage. Myrtle Van. Carl Kaher, Little
lack Horner. Underwood and May Violet also
sixth race (selling: mile and three furongs-
Steadman CCoburn 10 to l. Admetus. 100
CT DEAN . second Major Mansir, 1O5 81. Millerl
IA TO : third. Time. 2:23ls Azim Beana. Sir Fttzhugh.
Dandy H.. Jackanapes and Waterhouse also ran.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
THE POPULATION or C4N4n4-

Ottawa, Ont, Jan. l5.-The population of Canada
officially issued by the Census Department TODAY
shown by the 1901 census is 1859 &C., an increase
for the decade of 5S6.425. The representation in
the House of Commons will be reduced from 21s TO
30 members The Yukon will get one member
British Columbia one additional. the Northwest
two, and Manitoba three, making an increase of
seven. Ontario loses six members and the Mari
time Provinces four. making a loss of ten members
and gain of seven In the Dominion or a net
loss .fth
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
FASTEST NILE or THE SEASON.
w w SWAN MAKES IT AT THE CLERMONT
AVENUE RINK.

". w. Swan, of the NewYork Athletic club not
only defeated a good field of fast skaters i'm the
contests at the ClermOnt Avenue Rink, Brooklyn
last night but he made the fastest mile of the sea
Several of the best known skaters were en-
tered In the one-mile handicap. which was a race
from start to finish The final squirt was between
Swan. Sarony and Palliser. with Swan winning in
25s 40 Harry r. Mcdonald. at scratch, found that
ne could make mp the handicap and dropped
out, while Philip Kearney, another scratch man.
fell. The summaries;
Half-mIle (noVce)--Won bv j. Milkman; D. Cerero sec
ond; W. Casey third Time-I;40 10
mile thandcapl-W"r by W. W. Swan go
A. 90 yars) s"cond; II, Pallser 200 yards
-
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
SI3,000,000 FOR EQUIPMENTS.
SANTA FE WILL RAISE MONEY BY NEW
ISSUE OF sSoOOoOo OF BONDS.

Chicago, Jan. l5.-"The Record Herald" to-mor-
will say:
TO spend $lS,00.o0 for equipment this year. This
statement made by official OF the company.
who added that the money would from the
proceeds of a issue OF s3O,0Oo0oo of bonds
Just how the expenditure is be apportoned is
not stated, but il is known that order has been
given for five thousand boxcars fifty mammoth
freight engines and hundred engines
smaller type, and that practically all of the pas
equipment of the company is to be renewed
The official statement regarding the amount to
be spent for equipment makes il plain what is 10
be done with the proceeds of the bond issue
VIII take fully sl2O00,0p0 TO give the company more
than eight hundred miles of line free from
debt This and the equipment appropriation
taken from 100000 leaves 100000 or this
amount about 81 10000 will go toward the new
terminals I'm San Francisco and the rest Will be
used for grale relucIinus- etc
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
CURLING.
SOUTH SCOTS DEFEAT THE NORTH.
ERNERS FOR THE DALRYMPLE
MEDAL.

Van CortIandt Park was the scene of a close and
exciting curling match yesterday afternoon. when
the twenty-fifth annual match between the North
and South Scots for the Dalrymple Medal took
place. The South Scots were victors by 81 10 30
This the fourteenth victory for the Southern
ers out OF the twenty-five matches which have
been played. Only four Tinks engaged in the con-
test, which is a poor showing compared with the
twelve more which took part few years ago
Among the players David FOULS. the veteran
secretary, who had charge of the sport IN TINS
country for forty years. The medal was tntrUsted
for year 10 George W. Piene, treasurer OF the
Grand National Curling Club and the highest Otfi-
Ger the Southern side r. Allen received the
Hoagland nag, which is awarded TO the SKIP
with the best
1t ideal weather for the game. and the
hardy Scots handled the stones in better form
than in any of the practice games Of the season.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
NOT DIsCHARGING OLD EMPLOYEES

published statement that the Manhattan Rail-
way Company had within the last few davs dis
missed many of its oldest employees and had told
others to look for work elsewhere the companv's
purpose being TO I'LL the places of these employees
with younger and more active men, was declared
at the Manhattan offices yesterday To be absolutely
untrue. There discriminat ton, as had beer
alleged against employees who had been crippIea
in the companys service and We're performing light
work and there had been suggestion of the
adoption of the policy of wedding out such en-
ployes discharges being ordered only for violation
OF rules for incmpetency.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
c0LruRIl'S uIv4GERs CHOSEN.

CoIumbia's football election was held yesterday
to choose the manager and assistant manager OF
next seasons eleven. Three hundred and fifty
graduates attended the mass meeting in Have
meyer Hall. and the first ballot chose Clinton
Gilbert Abbott. O3 College. as manager, and q. e.
Greene. ~. College. assistant manager. For the
position of graduate football advisers there were
three candidates: James r. Knapp. 90 College.
G C. Never. 'Ol College and W. Il. Shoemaker. o.
College. The votes were: Knapp. 221; Boyer. Isl;
Shoemaker lSl.
Manager Abbott will begin formulate
his policy. and will hold meeting with the grad
advisers this week.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
RATHBoyE DEPENDS HIS COURSE.
THOUGHT HE HAD RIGHT TO FURNISH HIS
HOUSE FROM POSTAL. FUND.

HOUSE FROM POSTAL. FUND
Havana. Jan. 15.-When the trial Of the
charges growing out Of the Cuban pOstoffiCe
frauds was resumed here to-day Estes g. Rath-
bone, ex-Director of Posts Of Cuba,
amined on the matter Of having paid for fur
nshing his official residence in FL Cerro Ha-
Vana, from the postal accounts
Rathbone said he believed that such bills
should be so charged. that all vouchers for fur
nshing this official residence were indorsed and
that all the furnishings were accounted for af-
terWard and returned to the government. He
said the salary of his COachman was paid from
the postal funds. and that when eX-Postmaster
General Smith came to Havana he rode In
RathbOne's carriage, and that Smiths sug-
gestiOn he Rathbone) had bought a uniform
for his cOachman from the postal funds The
government has disallowed these accounts
charging them against Rathbone.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
ZOE R1CES AT S4RiN4C.

Saranac Lake. y. Y, Jan. 15-The ice races on
this the second day of the meet on Lower Saransc
Lake. close and exciting and witnessed by
twenty-one hundred people. In the 30 class. for
a purse of 500. Lady Chimes. b. m. Chris
NIitcheID won. with Albert ch. h. (James Leonard
second. and HndS b. 6. (Rathburn) third Best
time. Pa. Make McGregor. Bill Sharper and Clay
Lambert also started. In the 224 class for purse
of the same amount. Old Point. b. = IVAN Valkin-
burgl Best time 2;24ta Donald Bain, Addie
D. and Golden Rod also started
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
PRINCETON DEFEATS SILENT FIVE.

Princeton. y. J.. Jan. 10 (SpeciaD.-The university
basketball team defeated the Silent Five OF New
York. here to-day by "a .. The chief fault OF
the Silent Five their inability to throw goals
They were also much slower than Princetons
team.
The Princeton team will play the first Of the
series OF intercollegiate games here Friday Win
the Cornell team
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
WARRANTS FOR GALwAY's NJ. P.

Dublin. Jan. 15-"The Evening Herald" says
warrants for the arrest Of Colonel Arthur
Lynch, formerly of the Second Irish Brigade on
the Boer SIDE in South Africa, in the hands
OF the London police and should Colonel Lynch
appear in that city tomorrow with the object
of taking his seat in Parliament, he will inn
mediately be arrested.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
WITHIN PRESIDENT OF PENNSrLr4yf4.

Reading. Penn. Jan. 15.-At a meeting of the
Pennsylvania Baseball League here to-day William
Abbott Whitman. of this city. elected president.
secretary and treasurer. WAS announced that
Scranton, WikeSharre. Reading. Lancaster and
Lebanon have joined the sgue and will put teams
in the field. and that applications have been
Ceived from POttSville. Easton. Harrisburg and
HaZetOn. Action these appliCa tiOnS de-
ferred until the next meeting. which will he held
on February % George Carman, of Lancaster. was
chosen vice-preSident
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
PILLSBURY GOES TO EUROPE.

The American chess champion. Harry ". Pills
bury. left this city the steamer St Louis yeser-
day morning He intends to take part in the ap-
preaching tournament Monte Carlo, and after
that he will make extensive tour of Europe, and
will give exhibitions OF blindfold play at all the
leading chess resorts Moreover, he will take part
in all international Journeys To be arranged there
for the next eighteen months so, and he will
try hard to make match with the worlds cham
pion. Lasker.
Pisbury accompanied by his wife. who will
travel aronnd Emrope with him.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
cOLoYBIA GETTING A NAVY.
PURCHASE OF A STEAMER FROM THE PA
CIFIC STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.

Colon, Jan. 15.-The Colombian Government
has purchased the steamer Chucuito, belonging
TO the Pacific Steam Navigation Company. Ar
1illery from the Colombian gunboat General
Pinzon will be mounted on the Chucuito, which
is little bigger than the Liberal gunboat
Darien.
Three hundred of the brought here yes
terday from Savanilla by the Pinzon proceeded
to Panama to-day.
small sailing vessel which has just ar
rived at Panama reports that the Liberal gun
boat Pada fired eight shots across her bows
while at sea. but that she permitted to
roceed to her port in the Department of Cauca.
The Colombian Government mas cabled Cen
eral Alban the military commander of this dis
trict. that il is able TO send him three thousand
men from Buenaventura, on the Pacific Coast,
should he require them
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
THE LIBERTADOR AT SAVANILLA.
GENERAL MATOS LANDS AND TAKES THE
TRAIN FOR BARRANQUILLA

Colon, Jan. 15.-The steamer Libertador, the
vessel being used by General Matos, of Nenez-
uela, in the revolution against President Castro
of that country, arrived al Savanlla, Colombia,
on January II. with General Matos board
Upon disembarking General Matos took the
train for Barranquilla. seventeen miles distant.
1t is believed here in some quarters that the
Colombian Government is in sympathy with the
operations of the Lbertador.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16

Tne injured husband in the case of Herr Wolf
is Professor Seidl with whom Wolf fousbt q dual
November q, OF last year. two DAYS before Wolf
resigned his seat in the Reichsrath II was a
bloodiess encounter. Wolf is OF the best known
ngures IN the Austrian Reichsrath and has fought
nuneer or duels mestly arising from the dis
oroeriy scenes IN the Austrian Parlia ent in which
he has. as rule. been the leader HI. most cais
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
DIR. KUYPER's VISIT TO ENGLAND,

Amsterdam, jan. 15.--Dr. Kuyper, the Pre-
rner OF Holland, who has just returned here
from England, says his visit to London was on
purely personal business. He adds that he did
not any politicians officials. and That he
has never been intrusted with any mission in
behalf Of the Beers, either to London Brus
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16

Colunbia's varsity hockey team was defeated
last evening at the st. Nicholas Rink by the
second team of the New-York Athletic Club. The
to |. In the game John G. Bates, the
goatccper of the Columbia team. hit by the
puck just above the eye. He forced 10 leave
the game. and surgical aid had to be summoned
He seriously injured.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
YOUNG CORBETT DISCH4RGED.

Magistrate Mayo, In the Yorl<vilIe court yester-
day dismissed the case against Young Corbett
Charley" Sieger, his partner and George Krauss
the manager OF the Dewey Theatre. who had been
summoned to court TO answer to a charge of vio-
lating the Lewis law. Magistrate Mayo said that
he did consider the men had viola ted the la W
in giving a boxing exhibition which was an adjunct
OF a theatrical performance.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
COFFEE EXCHANGE ELECTION TO-DAY.
CLEARING HOUSE QUESTION TO BE DECIDED TWO
TICKETS IN THE FIELD.

The Issue to be decided at the annual election to-
day OF the Coffee Exchange is the clearing house
question. Two tickets In the field. the indie
pendent ticket, which stands for the establishment
OF a clearing house, containing the names of H. W.
Banks jr for vice-presdent; Aubrey Bennett.
treasurer, and James Phyfe. manager. The regular
ticket, representing the present management. has
Henry HentZ for Vce-presidCnt j. H. Kirby, treas
urer and Henry Schaefer. manager. Percy b.
OSulliyan heads both tickets as candidate for pres
ident to succeed J. II. Taylor who has held the
office for four years. and James \. Jarvie, James
II. Taylor Louis Seligsberg Edwin H. Peck and
Frank Norton are also the candidates OF both par
ties for five of the six places the board OF
managers. Arbuckle Brothers and number OF
other important houses are favoring the indepeu-
dent or clearing house ticket.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
KITCHENER'S LATEST PLAN.
TO BUILD RAILWAYS IN ORDER TO sUBDUE
THE BOERs.

London. Jan. 16.-It is announced here that
Lord Kitchener has been authorized to expend
fS35,000 for the extension Of railroads in South
Africa. Lord Kitchener having arrived at the
conclusion that this course would materially aid
in the subjugation OF the Beers.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
c. G. y. Y. LOSES TO KENsINGToN.
BROOKLYN SKATERS TOO FAST FOR THEIR
RIVALS FROM THIS SIDE OF THE RIVER.

well contested hockey game was played at tn,
Clermont Avenue Rink Brooklyn. last night. be-
the Kensington and College of the city of
New-York teams The game particularly ag-
gressive and Linton. the referee, kept busy
reprimandng the players or sending them the side
lines. The kensingtons took the lead early I'm the
game and held the advantage to the end They
scored three goals in the first ana equal number
in the second half.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
COLE.
NOMINATING COMMITTEE OF THE METRO
POLITAN ASSOCIATION APPOINTED.

Percy Chubb president OF the Metropolitan Golf
Association, yesterday appointed the following COM
bring list of nominations for the ensu-
ing year. Lionel y. Graham. BaltusroI Golf Club;
j. A. Wright Garden City Golf Club. and r c,
EHss -. Andrews Golf club. This committee will
report at the annual meeting OF the association, to
bc held At the Metropolitan Club on January 81
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16

feet of Broadway. had been bought by a
theatrical syndicate. II was said that the plot
tended Forty-fourt h-st., and that a ten story
office building with theatre, would be built on
the site The person who made this announcement
said he had been told that the HYDE & Behman
Amusement Company was not concerned in this
project
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
MR. WAREHOUSES; PLANS.

TO MAKE FURTHER EXPLORATIONS IN NoRrt,
EAST AFRICA
London, Jan 15-William Fitzhugh Whitehouse,
jr.. Of Newport. r.. l., has abandoned his original
scheme of a journey up the Congo to the heart of
Africa and will start in few days in company
with Lord Hindnp. for the unknown region of
SoDat. in Abyssina. He will first go TO Zela "a
seaport town of Adel the Strait OF Babel
MasIrdeb Man near the frontier of Abyssnia) where he
VIII secure camel caravan Thence he will visit
King Menelik at Ads Abeba, the capital of Abys-
sinla: FROM there Mr.. Whitehouse will proceed to
tne unknown country of Sobat, returning by way
or Fashoda. Khartoum and Cairo - '
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
BILLIARDS..
BURG LOSES To TOWNSEND
AT HANOVER CLUB.

Frank Gardner defeated ]. Byron Stark last
night In the contest for the championship of the
National Association of Amateur Billiard Players
81 the Hanover club. in Brooklyn The game
a long drawn out one, reaching the hfty-fourth
inning before the end came Gardner made -
points the first inning and the game looked
as though 1t going 10 be short for the first
five Innings at the end of which the stood
~ TO - i'm Stark's favor. lie made some brilliant
PLAYS in the half of the contest. and il looked
as though he had things his way. but just
when his friends We're full of confidence Gardner
settled down and finally won out.
The score;
O. r o. l. o. o. l. ). "a. B. : o. J. H. .. l. % :, .. o
J. o. l. =. -. 10. .. - = g. ;. :. =. o. T. Total 22O
average : 81 high runs 81 ~ IL
|. ,. l. l, o, J. 6. o l. q. = o 9. I. .
T. ~ a. a. o. 3 a. :. I, y. o. I, q. IL, a. 10, o. -,
J. i5 l. 10 - I. ~. IL. g. =. u. o. q. II. Total
500. = 30 81 nigh runs IS ~ 10
The second game more interesting. II
between Ferdinand PoggenbuTg and Arthur Town
send. The latter won in rhe forty inning by
800 10 23I The score;
Poggenburg-1 . . l. . ., Il. = o. 81. = H. II, :,
q l. a. = l. Z a. o. O. l. 3. ). = o. q. -. 10,
3. .. ) o. B. l. o. l. o. Total 80; average. 5 rs:
high runs IS. "a. %
rownseud-l 3 % 1. o. II. L 4. o. = . % o. o 3. l.
= . o > 3 l. 3. l. = /. I. Total 300 average 20 10
high SO 20, -.
In to-niEhts games Poggenburg will meet Town
send and r. Gardner Will have Stark as his Oppo-
nent.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
THE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP RACES

The New-York State amateur championship skat-
ing will be held at Spring Lake Poughkeepsie
next Tuetdsy and Wednesday. under the sanction
OF the National Amateur Association A number
OF the best amateur skaters In this section have
-7tered-
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
sWINDLERs on THEIR WAY TO LONDON

London, Jan. l5.-The Scotland Yard officials have
been informed by the Commissioner of Police of
New-York that a large gang of swinders are
gradually making their way to London and are
arriving there in patches. Full descriptions OF the
members of the gang have been supplied to the
British police
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
HERR HOLF RE.ELECrEn.

Vienna, Jan. l5-Herr Wolf the Pan-German
leader. whose colleagues in the Reichsrath recently
insisted on his resignation on account OF a social
scandal (Which has been referred TO being
similar 10 that OF the late Charles Stewart Par
helD was reelected TO the Rechsrath to-day at a
bye election held at Trautenau Bohemia
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
NEW-YORK YACHT CLUB SHOW,

The first Of series of club nights TO be given by |
the New-York Yacht Club will be held tonight |
A programme consisting OF vaudeville acts will |
begin at 10 o'clock
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
a LIVELY MIX Up.
Princeton

ScoreYale. =: Princeton. %. Goals-SnOw. =. NevIns
2. Imam Stodiari lnjured-ogden. Referee W.
Hayward. 81 Nicholas :. G. tmprcs Smpbell Colum
ba BrIden -. Nicholas :. (. Tme-Halves OF twenty
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16

RINK No. l.
J. n henderson F. punwoCdiC.
A. Gilhs \
j. Mcmillan. MAXWELL
j, Leslie, skp-l5- r. Gchrist skip-lJ
RIM NO. =.
T. McNtcaT. A MckEee
j. Watt J. Renye
WfgIey
J. Thaw, skiP-iO. George Frasier. skip-l2-
RINK NO.
~. Patrick. f e. TIogg
r, Boyd.
a. F.. Dykes.
John Pepper skip-i5. r. Kelloch skip-l3
RINK No.
H. FOULS J.. KelIoch-
G. +. ConIey. :. A Piene
J. Stalker. T Haney
T. Archibald skp-lO. r. Allen. skip-l6.
Grand tCtal-South 81; North so Cmpre-G- w.
Flood
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
The lineup
kAnELnEinn-
COLUMBIA REATEN-

Referee Linton. Crescent \. &. Goals
Kennedy. .; 10y DiSsette =: by lamont tagne
Kensingtcn A. G., Il; &. {. y, Y. q.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
BELIETE THE CONDOR TO BE LOST
HOPE FOR BRITISH WARSHIP AND ONE HUN
DRED AND THIRTY MEN ALMOST
ABANDONED

Victoria, B. c.. Jan. 15.-Hope for the safety of
the British warship Condor is all but abandoned.
Naval men here convinced she went 10 the
bottom during the recent typhoon, while on her
way from here to Honolulu The Admiralty off,
cials will dispatch the Phaeton on Saturday In
search of her.
The Condor is defined in the British Admiralty
list a screw slOop. She was built at Sheerness,
and was launched in 1898. She is of steel and
sheathed and her tonnage is $50. She is $50 feet
long, has SO feet beam and draws II feet inches.
Six 4-inCh quick fire guns and four 3-pounders
stitute her armament Her speed is thirteen knots.
Her full complement of men is 1870, and the last
Admiralty navy list gave her the following officers:
Gommander. Clinton Sclater; lieutenants. James
b. Mason, Hay Winthrop and Henry V. 7. Proc
tor; surgeon, Thomas II. Sartley; assistant paymas-
ter William y. Franklin gunner. Arthur ID. A.
Burns, and engineer, George J. DittOn. She
commissioned at Chatham November l, 1900 and
practically all of her present crew joined her at
that time.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16

brated duel was fought September 25, 1897. with
Count Badeni. who then the Austrian Premier.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
SPyo@ggIS
3p6RfshfN'

PROGRAMNE OF SPORTS TO-DAY.
BIILIARDs.-Amateur tournament, Hanover Club
Brooklyn
HOCKEY St. Francis Xavier. Clermont Ave
Rink. Boroklyn Columbia De la Sale, St
Nicholas Skating Rink. II 80 p m.
POULTRY SHOV.-Madison Square Garden.
CYCLING-six day race. Philadelphia.