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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-12
RUSSELL SAGE RESUMES WORK.
SAYS HIS ILLNESS IS OVER AND HIS FA-
voRITE STOCKS WILL GO UP AGAIN.

SAYS HIS ILLNESS IS OVER AND HIS FA-
voRITE STOCKS WILL GO UP AGAIN.
Russell Sage. who had a slight attack of i'll
ness on Wednesday, which prevented him from
coming TO his office. has apparently fully recov-
cred from his indisposition. He arrived at
his office yesterday morning at 1915 o'clock. a
little later than usual but he explained the
delay by saving that he had already attended
A. meeting of the directors of the Fifth Avenue
Bank. and had stopped at his town house in
Fifth-ave.
Was it peaches. apples or pears that caused
the trouble yesterday?'' asked
oh I don't just know" he answered 1T
wasn't eating too much Of anything. I'm get
ting TO be an old man. you know, and l am
very careful about eating. I really have to be
careful about everything do was on the
ferryboat coming over, when l was taken SICK
Yesterday. I was overcome by Weakness
never before had such an attack. was on my
way to the office, but when | got on the poat
took streetcar to my house in Fifth-aEe.
got well enough before the day was over and
now I'm all right
s'Sone of your own favorite stocks went down
Yesterday when the Stock Exchange heard you
were sick, didn't they?"
yes thew went off a bit. but I'm downtown
again to-day, you see. and they'll go up again
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-12
DELAY FOR CREEDEN AND DOWNES,
CAPTAIN AND WARDMAN GET DAYS
GRACE AT TRIAL BEFORE PARTRIDGE.

The trial OF Captain Timothy J. Creeden and his
wardman John H. Downes. Of the East Eighty
eiShth-st. station both of whom charged with
ncglecting enforce the laws relating to pool
selling and gambling in their precinct was begun
before Commissiorer Partridge yesterday.
Assistant District Attorney Morgan appeared for
the District Attorney and the accused men were
represented by c-Assistant District Attorney John
+. Mcintyre. Mr. Mcintyre asked for an adjourn
rnent Of Wardman Downes's case, which was taken
up first. on the ground that criminal proceedings
had already been taken against him, that he was
about TO be tried in court Of law, and that eVi-
could be introduced the criminal proceeding. TO
the detriment of his client.
Mr.. Morgan opposed the attempt at delay. and
the set aside, while that OF Captain
Creeden was taken up. MI Mcintyre said he
n prepared to go with the captains case,
either. and asked for adjournment In order to
get his witnesses together. Commissioner Part
ridge adjourned both cases until Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-12
OLDEST TANuzNY MEMBER DEAD

HE FOUGHT THE TWEED RING. AND WHEN sr,-
ENTY-FIvE OPPOSED CROKER
Stephen Mccormick. who was said TO be the Midas.
employe Of the city in point service died ee+er
day his home. No AZ East Twenty-seyentb-et
from general debility He was born here seventh,
five years ago. and had always lived in what Is non
known the XXth Assembly District. In the ad
rrinsstrat Of Mayor Tienann. forty-fve ,,ears
ago. he was appointed Junior clerk in what was
then known the Lamp and Gas Depar1-,er+
Soon afterwsrd he was made chief clerk retaining
that position until thirty years ago. when he was
appointed superintendent in the Department of
Water. Street and Lighting.
lie the oldest living member of TaronsnZ
Hall in point Of membership. He was a cLarteT
member OF the Democratic Club and an irfjmata
friend Of John Kelly and Richard Croker For ffty
years he had been member Of the F and Z III
Mr.. Mccormick Of the bitterest enemies
of the Tweed gang. and recently fought Croker
He maintained he a Democrat, bur worked for
q better Tanmany-
Two and two daughters survive him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-12

Iuconso;aoIes' CUP. u. Bsin. PoweCon l0l n
Evans PoweItl1. 10I, II. Ford P1wel-cD- lUlf = =
Body Dutchess' 1o1; F. Hsadley Powe.ton IL; =
Bartlett, Duchess los; p r. White NyacS TO- W,Ss
Hl,5ara Garrison. les. George seaman L,itceSS- -
{ c PauldinE Mount Pleasant, 1o4; 5 n Hard Nyac
los. W r MaIorey. IT, Duchess. los. T : AsnlI5Js-
Dutrhess 1O5. NJ r Moore DUtchess- 100 J. Z tohAN'
Poveltan IO7: y. D. sherman. Nyack. 1Ul, - .s-
The final two. Richard Dsn.nE. III, and '" he1~'"4N
us fell into the DIFFERS Cup cdsS .-.s-,
asnIpiorsl!p CUP FIRST roundl-We,erau beat sri.ln
IN to play. Adrarce beat Taylor Up 20 I.-s
AyichincloSs Gie-t. 8 w D u pay. =
beat 9. l. Auchncl1ss. vi. 5 70 ay. I----uS NJ
I-rhar ; VI % PLAY CoIusVcCt beat Rove -
Myers beat J. Chadwick. r. up. : 20 play ; u 49,
o-@C CSp as l-5-She~-u sea. Hara!l1o5
UP. 3 to play. Dewey beat E,sse!sLyn NJ, . ~
(siIIStt beat Fass I'M Eoss!rs beat F. + AS ~
/ play; Van heat T F GhatvicS Up. = a 5
heat Ship up 70 play; Nal--e1 aeai --l---l9S-' y
up to play: Scovna CoySentall al ev- -,-i, !.
In.arscabas' CUP thrst rou-tllteaG-ey Ceat tc.a.s
nm g ~ pIav. Nalorey beat Evans Bartlett oez
Nuulf1rd up play; White beat Sherman up, .
10 uIav: iowa beat Moore up. 70 pay. Eo2-S yea.
banding up , play: Balm heat Hli1a1e ~
Hurd SseEau, : up I 70 PLAY
\ cup has been offered by member OF the owe
ron Club TO be PLAYED for by the eight men put cut
in the first round OF the championship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-12

To the home mark off Matinicock. il was beat
20 windwaTd for all hands. The breeze freshened
soon after rounding the Captains Island mark. and
the fight between the schOOners and the 70-fOoters
Yankee and Rainbow became very interesting. The
Yankee went away the starboard tack after
rounding. while Mr. Vanderbilt held the Rainbow
the port tack for few minutes to get good
weather berth. At 1875 both big slOops off
the Scotch Caps, the starboard tack crossing
the Sound. the Yankee leading by only a few
lengths Both were carrying baby iib topsaiIs.
When the schooner MurieI tackled TO starboard,
close the New York shore. the ElUina. the
opposite tack crossed her bow, by at least half a
dozen lengths. The Elnina weht about soon after.
and Doth worked in short tackS along the north
shore until they able to fetch the home mark
across the Sound in tack.
The times taken at the end of the first round
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-12
VN TENNIS.
HACKETT AND DEERHAN LEI
FINALS AT TARRYT0WN-

Tarrytown y Y Sept. Il (SpeciaD-ln the SCI,
finals match of the mems singles III 'h9 5sv
Hollow Lawn Tennis Clubs tournament
H H Hackett defeated H Torrance, Jr. ~ f6ght
In the second set Torrance put up a SIroAS = Ia
Tomorrow Hackett will play r r. DeT J64bt be
the finals and the winner. who Will no oSuo' the
Hackett will play Little on Saturday Aoi
championship cup. Summary; -. II
Mems singles (seIi-hnal round.-H II Aac sst 81 ~
Torrance jr e. IS: F. r. Deerham peat l. :
Mems donbIes second round)-B. s Prentis and :: =
Deerham c. d. Willard and r smith, 80 ebert
IL Hackett ana e. r Fisher beat d. TODD ana j. f'
G-4, Ct Z.
Mixed doubles (semi-anaI round)-Miss Romans an 1
L. Parr beat Miss Tyers and W. S. Bufurn 30 "a
Miss Woodward and c. G. Kelly beat MISS Asl-s. i,
z. InsteIn. default: Mrs. Chapman and II lorrSA''
beat Miss Temple and r. L. Strong 60. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-12
STEAMSHIP LIBELLED FOR st5o nm,

Boston Sept. 1.-THE owners of the steamship
Cumberland to-day filed libel in the Office of The
clerk OF the United States District Court against
the steamship Admiral Farragut to recover $50 Ooo
damages. The action arises from a collision he
tween the steamships in the harbor on july Z The
llbeIlant apportlOns the damages TINS. Sa,,a,++LD
nTe thousand d9i9rS damages for repairs $50 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-12
WINNERS IN WESTERN CHAMPIONSHIP
H. CHANDLER EGAN AGAIN A VICTOR
EIGHT LEFT For THIRD ROUND.

Chicago. Sept. u-Eight representative golfers
from SIN clubs are left in the third round % the
Western championship at the Chicago Golf Clubs
links. at Wheaton the result OF TWO rounds OF
match play to-day. The pairings for Tomorrow
mornings contest are: II. C Egan and Stuart
Stickney- the EXmoor and St Louis rivals, Warren
Dickinson the Iowa State champion from Dez
Moines. and f. Z. Hunter of the Midlothian Conn
try Club; y. T. Moore OF Lake Geneva, and c. L
Hunter, another Midlothian golfer, and Walter E
Egan, Of Lake Geneva. and S o. Digger, Of Hins
dale ESan was Tunner-up last year to The cham
pion, ". J. Travis. and Digger is the suburban
champion of the links southwest of Chicago.
Weather conditions for the continuation Of TIA
tourney were unfavorabIe in the afternoon. when
scotch mist made raincoats necessary. The
early morning matches were also played under
lowering skies. Following is the summary.
4s lIsL round 'natcH piay)H- Chandler Egan Exnoor
" / Rowland Evs1s5oG defeated K % Pay'
fsar@5 " 1i o 70 play stuart sgickney 81 Louis de-
- - = Iri I5e1ylew oy default; F. r Pet
- ifNeA'Si!s delv9ted X W NorrArEp. Chicago. IN
~ pay, warren Dickinson. Des Noines defeated W r
o4V eat=la i up. r e James GIenvieH defeated
Midlothian. defeated J c Daniels Midlothian ~
Dxd pay H,r a2Fold s1.5h o7satsia defeated ashley
kee- defeated Garth BgeIow NiIvauIee 5 u 3 =
bury. OnTentsia ( up 70 av p zrSr Z, F15-
moor. defeated John d ToVTe. GIsnviezT 3 up ? -
5enviezv, up 20 Roles. r. r K3nSaI S5S sslisrs
Lsatrd Louis ANS. Milwaukee Up. Walter Egan Las
c Dugger HiasdaIe defeated 5 = c1a nm i FE up
up 20 holes and J. o HnkIey Midlothian dstsassi
second round Cnstch plsyiEH G Egan defeated Y
l. H2Wlana uP. stqsrt st.ckGsy defeated F R PEI
s anfs' u S3 2 To 4rl Ray , HugssE defeated
up, c L Hunter defeated r n WcF-Iv-ea = - 09sa
play: Walter Esan defeated r. r. KinbaII NJ 3 20
TO play - - --A'7J' . up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-12
COUNTIES STATE TAI.
THAT FOR NETWORK. KINGS. QUEENS AND RICH
MoNp 1896 s54 90.

Nathan L. Miller. the state Controller mas IN
formed the city authorities that the stare hoatu
Of Equalization of Taxes has liked the assi So
valuation of property in the counties OF o mem-
York, Kings, Queens and Richmond aL -
on which ste tax of 1896 954 80 must be levied
for the fiscal year beginning October l, 1902 This
is 1890 of mill on a dollar. and will be used for
the Canal Debt Sinking Fund Acc9rding TO me
compilations of Controller Miller, the
1-siIIsfion n The four counties is: NeE-4 OK,
s. 546 Kings SOS 6S a. Queens 81 80 -, y,
and Richmond So 49, 40. The amount OF - IL
the counties is: New-York, S3I8l5o u hIhggS
SOS s13 St: Queens S3387 81 and Richmond Soel4 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-12
HARLEY AND sHEEHAN SURPRISED.
BOTH GO TO SEE JEROME. But MEET IN
ENPECTEDLY.

Police Inspector Harley, accompanied by several OF
his wardmen called District Attorney Jerome at
the Iatter's office yesterday. Captain Sheehan was
the first TO see the District Attorney, and remained
his office about thirty minutes In leaving he met
Harley.
''Why. hello. captain. how you? What are
YOU dong here?" exclaimed Inspector Harley. The
captain replied with a commonplace remark, and
the TnspecTor passed on He also remained in the
District Attorneys Office for about half hour.
When the District Attorney was asked the mean
ing of the visits he replied:
Not a WORD 10 the public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-12
DR.. LEDERLE EMPHASIZES NEED
MRS. CARNEGIE WANTED TO GIVE s-''''
FOR SMALLPOX HOSPITAL.

The need Of adequate hospital facilities IN TINS
oity which was pointed editorialiy in The IT'D
me Of "Wednesday and received confirmation IN the
Official talk of Mayor Low yesterday, was ernpha-
sized by Commissioner Lederle also
-.cr,. time ago said he the offer made Of
.a5 ela for hospital for smallpox patients This
,,ae offered by Mrs Andrew Carnegie, but her in
re-fion was 10 have the hospital on the mainland
1rberess our nresenr hospital is North Brother
island 7 DO not know what the present status or
the gift is. but am sure OF the heeo OF ''e N's-
NIT al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-12
MIXED FoCRsoME AT LABCH1IoNr-

The committee of the LarcEmont Golr Quo -
nounces a mixed foursonle tournament on the 1i -
links on Saturday. October l. Tor prizes 0'Le'e
one of the members The tournament Will &c SCI Iy
Cd ar or before 70 o'clock. noon so tnat the -
NAV be finished and luncheon served az ,CHrSsr
The entry list will close on SATURDAY. 0St'01
q with the secretary. Frank A Moore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-12
GATES STOCK SAID TO BE rysorD

The report from Denver that John W Gates had
sold 10 George ]. Gould his entire holdings in the
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company was denied yes
terday by MI Gates's son. Charles G. Gates On
his departure for Europe last week Mr. Gates dc
clared that his night with the Osgood interests
foT control or the company would be waged to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-12
EXPERTS TO REPORT on BRIDGE PLAN

Mayor Low yesterday appointed William Barclay
Parsons, OF the Rapid Transit Board: Georgia y
Post manufacturer, and J. z. Breckenridge of
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit COMPANY as a rom,
mission 10 examine and report on the mans sub
mitted by the Manufacturers Associate Of brook
lyn for the relief of the crush at the Mauhaftan
end of the Brooklyn Bridge ~ hi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-12
NEW woMAN's RECORD AT MoNTCLAER

MortcIair. y J.. Sept. Il tSpeciaD--On the inAS
~ the Nontclair Golf Club to-day Miss Daisy-AA-
dorson the daughter Of Tom Anderson, mace
new record. She p.lyed from the mems zee anu
went over the course in s. The previous reeoru 's
96 held by Mrs. l. DANES MISS +N'1O-0
scores: -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-12
CITY COLLEGE OPENS WITH 1000.

THIS WILL BE THE INSTITUTIONS FIFIY-IF4IFID
sEssIoN-IT HAS TWO NEW BUILDINGS.
With a registration of more than two thousand
the College Of the City Of New-York began Its
ffty-third year yesterday. The addition Of two
buildings the quarters relieves the congestion
- o,-i6os bet+er facilities for the constantly
increasing number of students. Inc uSual rush OF
makeup examinations and the ASCENDING anu , en-
roGIfrp Of the freshman class were the principal
fea lures Of the first days work o5...o5
A continuation OF the elective SYSTEM dHoP'e-
last year, is assured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-12

FRS round match play Equinox Cup)-A. G. Ioek-
WOOD peat 4. NJ; Reed up and play: Jaw s Jones
sfay IS 4 r6 q an, Nas93 u2' T. $ Mayor beat c.
Waterman up and I 70 play, J NJ Ward hear T M
tsIiqer up and . 70 play: O. 3 Wellington beat Y
w t5tfton 40 and ] 20 play, c. L. Tappin beat How
ara COPY . qp and to play; ". G. BarnewalI bea
James l. Taylor, : ana TO play.
FlfSt round match play COWS Cup)-F. A Moore bea
n. W brGsn M and 3 70 play: T. K. Wellington
peat A2er Brown. 3 and play Y. Marsh heat
". r. Martin; > up; e. D CIeghorn George n
rhaGner IL up and to PLAY; W. Fl. Peabody besr
" W, 11-ayior Up and 2 70 play Clark Durham beat
Thaeher. up; T. T Reid beat J b Thaeher : an ara
to play. ~ anu
The losing eight sixteen continue in match
play tomorrow for the Equinox Junior Cup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-12

Keeping away and easing sheets, the run to the
eastward, with balloon jib topsails set TO port,
was quickly made In this work the Yankee gained
II seconds on her rival. and the Murie overhauled
the Emina during the run; The Yankee gyoed
2:45:I5 and they began their second reach across
to CAPTAINS Island. mark, which was luffed around
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-12

be best BAH foursome Following IS the sum
mary: -
v-e-tnrooF Cup-Frst round-F. ] AisoP Ydle. beat
T,a,.r.,i,x F1nniet Garden City and 20 pay
" c Chick oakley. heat H B. tioIl+8e II nS Wes,o'o1>
mn : : knapp Nsstbrook, beat r . watson. IJL
wetthro5L up nineteen holesl O. 2 Wllett I'-H'es
49, Tgrl.r ,,rauncev pyl,tr Meadow. . UP ana %
Pea = ~ Pi7hart Pr.nceton beat J. = Hyde Iay
shore = M and > to play, J. n Travers Nassau Pc
- TI~aTeIi OAKLEY up ana TO PLAY l. L he.
Ior- FoS Hills beat H. r Townsend, Nassau. up ana
> to play: William Wood, NestprooA' peat u - IAN
If Shinntcocl = up and / 10 play. .. -,.,-
Second rouEGA!soP p9e and 10 play: Remnant beat
ravers M: kellogg beat Wood. up and to Play.
fSrrsra-tEr cIIp tdrsr round}Ltndsley Tappn, Nest
brook beat J. K Maxwell il Nassau up ana 80 . %
MAJ Z Z Mason. A {. beat : r. ros9r
Eastern Parkway. up and TO play; r G JeTp aI5
9 ~ nrav. p . Revrolds Essex County. beat H r,
Whftnev Nassau / up and 3 TO play; W j HYDE BAY,
shore heat George Z Armstrong. Fox HILLS. up, u
Brokaw Princeton. I 5. Brown. BelPort up ana
! 20 pav: James =. Rhett Crescent A 9 peat : r
Watson sEsseN County. up and to PLAY j. n suSaain
WestbroSz. Mott. Bsport oy detau' 49,.
Secor round-Tappiu Mason. 3 up and : 70 PLAY
Jennings beat Reynolds l up; Brolaw beat styae. q" UP
and > 10 play. Rhett Suyiam. IN and 10 pay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-12

The second heat to windward of five miles the
most interesting for breeze had freshened con
out along the north shore, while the Elmna and
the Muriel made one long tack across the sound
When they tackled they were able to fetch the nm
ish with main topmast staysails set.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-12
That Up-to-Date. Conservative N.v.naner.

are appreciated is demonstrated by comparison of the
circulation Of The New-YorS Tribune months Of
August 1901 and 1902 which an increase of * sr
cent Daily and 10 Sunday. is stilI gaining
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-12
GOLF.
HOIJINS AND WATSON BOTH BEATEN
IN WESTBROOK TOURNEY-RElN-
HART IN SEMI-FINALS.

SURPRISES came thick and fast in the WestorooA
golf tournament yesterday Young Harry HoilliiS
who has twice won the Westbrook Cup W&s "ed'S"
by ". c Chick. a Harvard sophomore n y wa
son. jr.. went down before Knapp, anu I
lost to Asop All this happened in the hrst rouilu'
for which the hest sixteen players in the previous
DAVIS match had been drawn Chick is heHl-
her of the Boston contingent that has been so con-
sncuous in the present meeting. and. though eFI-
IDENTIFY a man of strong possibilities mas Ie|el '
given chance on the Cambridge team hhapp ""h
from Watson after a nineteen hole match tlat "ds
nm ~ creditahIe work on both sides, while Alsop
snothered Emmett with a score OF up ana 10
nIav Alison is Yale golfer and a member OF the
varsity team His victory furnishes another IN
stance of the strides that have been made Oy the
COLLEGE players this season Remnant the recoiu
breaker of the qualifying round. was in his best
r1ood and found no difficulty in winning both his
matches He and Kellogg. of Fox Hills, are 70 meet
in one half of the semi-hnal round to-day "hlie
Knanp and Alsop will be the opponets IN the
other Both should prove good matches b"t
among those who have followed the play thus far
the prediction is made that the cup lies between
Reinhart and Knapp
The forenoon found a tie TO be played on pre-
1ir7rarv to the real contest. Four men-Cha uncey,
Of Dvker Meadow Tappin. of Westbrook, and Max
well and whitney. Of Nassau-had finished the
qualifying round the night before on par. and as
only one place was open, this tie was the nrst thinS
decided The first hole brought no decision out on
the second Chauucey hoIed his mashie approach
from q distance of fifty yards ana won The other
three men dropped into the consolation division
Renhart had the most attention when the Gay
matches were started and his work showed that
he deserved Il de % Saf t Rni'f rs tWo holes in
each 10 his opponents = He lost two OF mr. mr.
AZ the ninth after having topped his mashle into
the bunker which guards ne h9mS e, gFee3 7n5i ms
-r7a1E hy Il q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-12

The winners Of the club cups are the ElmIa' tt
Yankee, the Weetamoe. the Humma, the t@LGLt 49,
Katrina and the Eclipse The Weetamoe WIS @l f THr
Naval Cup fer sloops and TIE R92lnSoh wins ny the
Naval Schooner Cup and the Katrina the 6et (p
Schooner Cup. The Eclipse wins the BerSYeIn acfe
for Sloors. The Een wins in the. specld IIracaI
against the Isolde. and the Eclipse III inc 9i
race against the Ondawa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-12
&c holes not PLAYED.

y-o,rg Travers the Nassau player. surprised
a,eryoTe nv defeating Traveli by up and ! 20
NAV Travers went out well in H. as the following
cards show
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-12

Rye holes not pIaytd
The match between AIsop and Emmett was nip
and fuck for the first nine but AlsOp pulled away
from the Garden City man on the hoAe"ard Jour
ney and finished up and . 10 play. Inc caIuS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-12

wood of westbrook who finished third in the
o,5Iifyiny round. won from George Clark OF
Shnnecock. while Willett, Of Boston. defeated ted
Crbaurcev In the afternoon Alsop continued ms
lyo- streak of the morning defeating the meteori
Chick bv un and ; play Reinhart was marc
rlIshrd by TraverS but managed TO save the rlaIgt
by a mastery put the home green Inc caId9
We're:
ReinhaTt .---.-.--.---.-4 > al
RelullTt ----.-...-.----o
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-02-21
MAINE DEMOCRATS
Will Hold State Convention in Bangor
June II.

A meeting of the Democratic State
committee was held at Hotel North in
this city, last evening. George F.
Hughes presided and Fred Emery
Became was secretary. Thirteen of the
16 counties were represented by men,
bers of the committee or by proxies as
follows
Androscoggin, A. G. Dunning. Au-
burn. proxy for P. H. Kelleher; Aroos-
took. Frederick w. Plaisted. Augusta
for H. A. Edwards: Cumberland
George L. SWEET. Portland; Franklin
L.. B. Brown. Pennington; Hancock, e
3. Wyman. Ellsworth, for Edward
Brady: Kennebec, Thomas j. Lynch
Augusta: Knox, G. L. Crockett, Thorn
aston: Oxford, o. A. Thayer. Paris;
Penobscot. Thomas White. Bangor, fol-
Willis Y. Patch; Sagadahoc, George E
Hughes. Bath: Somerset. W.. j.. Brad,
bury, Fairfield, for w. r. Hunnewell
Waldo. Fred w. Pote, Belfast; Wash
iagton. George NJ. Hanson, Calais. Lin
coin, Piscataquis and York were un.
represented. .-.'..'......>
1t was voted to hold the state con.
vention in Bangor, on Tuesday, June
| il. at II O'Clock A. NJ. The selection d
a presiding officer was left to the chair.
man Of the COMMITTEE. ,t'''',