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Evening journal., 1902-03-13
CAUGHT AT RANDOM

The lands reclaimed by irrigation
In California, Colorado, and other
Western States aggregate $500, 200
acres.
Thirty-one Italians have been re-
fused permission to land at Perth
Western Australia, on the ground that
they came under contract to labor.
Mrs. Crimsonbeak-I see by this
wireless telegraphy, while at sea, one
ship can communicate with another.
Mr.. CrimsOnbeak-One ship can talk
back to another?
"Yes."
well, that's an additional reason
why they should be called sister ships.
Twenty persons have taken out in
sluance policies on the life of a pauper
inmate of WOlverhampton (England)
WOrkhouse, who charges half crown
for the privilege.
The silver coins Of Hawaii are being
retired as fast as they are received by
the Federal and Territorial officials
in the course of their public business.
These coins were all minted in 1888.
They amount to $1,O0O,0O0, of which
sum about 100000 is still in circula-
ton
Again the modern Sherlock came
around and reported to the rich father.
Last night" said the Modern Sher-
lock, that dude proposed to your
daughter"
How in the world did you find that
lout?" gasped the parent
Very easily. l rubbed chalk in the
parlor rug and this morning l find il
ON the dudes knees"
Then the rich father presented the
modern Sherlock with check.
A wedding without a ring seems
incongruous. but in Spain, no ring IL
used. After the ceremony the bride
groom moves the flower in the BRIDE
hair from left 10 right, for in various
parts OF Spain to wear a rose aboy
your right ear is 10 proclaim yomsel
Il wife.
The beautiful Seyres fountain whicl
was so much admired at the Paris Eek
hibition. and which has been practi
- cally destroyed by vandals since tn
b. close OF the show, viii shortly be re
b placed with one of more elegant an
Z substantial design, also the work G
a., the famous potters of the Seine.
The Vienna Mint has undertaken tn
p production Of the new money for Bra
r zil and has already commenced tn
a delivery of a part OF the coinage. Tn
= money. consisting of 100 rels and q
- rels pieces. was packed in bags, seve
. of such bags enclosed in casks line
h with sheet iron, secured at the top an
8 bottom with ipad sealed screws. s.
wagons were necessary for the conve!
d ance Of these casks en- route to Rio
= Janeiro.
j. The French Academy has appropr
a ated a sum for the maintenance of
-s album in which three photographs
= every Immortal-One shOwil
" the fun face and two the protile--w
Id be carefully preserved. When
al academician dies il is usual To ado
y; what may be called the literary Hot
M dos Invalidcs with his bust but {
caelonally the sculptor experiences d
% 6cultv in finding a trustworthy repl
OF lsentation of the departed great.
al How well Mrs. Holditt keeps b
IN age"
a "Yes-to herself"
ne Samuel Eberly Gross, the milliona
real estate man and author of Chicai
ng who accused Edmond ROstand OF p
% lgiarizing the ideas that he used
- "Cyrano de Bergerac" from his pl
N 1.-The Merchant Prince of COrnevill
IL will shortly have the latter play p
lal sented in Chicago.
Evening journal., 1902-03-13

There seems a probability that the
Republicans in Congress will get to-
gethor on the question of Cuban reci-
procity. The latest proposition is to
allow a rebate on sugar of twenty per
cent. for one year. While this does not
allow all the encouragement to Cuban
industries that could have been wish
ed. yet It viii be something.
Evening journal., 1902-03-13
Brothers Killed While FiahtInu.

Altoona, Pa, March 13.-While Viii
liam and Calvin Clayton, two Bellwood
boys. who came to Altoona on a freight
train, were engaged in a fight in the
railroad yards last night both were
struck by a shifting engine and killed.
Calvin lived an hour after being taken
to the hospital Williams head was
severed from his body.
Evening journal., 1902-03-13
BODY AND BRAINS.

Wizened little bodies and
big brains or big strong bodic
and no brains-neithcr one O.
these makes a good combina-
ton.
To produce big healthy
bodies and big healthy brains
take SCOTS Emulsion.
Childhood is the best time t.
commence.
SCOTS Emulsion contains
food for bone and nerve and
flesh and blood. Scott
Emulsion promotes growth
and proper development.
Just the thing for weak
children.
Send for Free Sample.
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Evening journal., 1902-03-13
New Enpine Attracts Attention

Much attention has been attracted
by the engine the Phoenix Fire Com
pany has obtained as a substitute
while its own engine is undergoing
repairs. It is known as a Button" en-
gine, which is seldom seen here. 1t is
capable of doing good service. how
ever. and will be at all fires when re
Quired.
Evening journal., 1902-03-13

The Senate Committee on Inter
oceanic canals stands seven to four in
favor of the Nicaraguan route. There
will be a minority report recommend
ing that the choice Of routes be left
to the President.
Evening journal., 1902-03-13

The Pennsylvania railroad has au-
thorizod the issue of S50,00O000 OF
bonds. The money will be used in i'm
provement to the lines, the purchase
of rolling stock and in building the
new terminal in New York city.
Evening journal., 1902-03-13
Hazleton sehoolboys Strike.

Hazleton, Pa, March 13.-Because
their new teacher, John Madden,
failed to read Scripture a, the open
ing OF the morning session yesterday,
as required by the manual, the 20 pu-
pills of the West Hazleton Grammar
School refused to attend until he COM
plies with the regulations A special
meeting of the school board has been
called to settle the difficulty.
Evening journal., 1902-03-13
Hav and Lonu Seek ReereatIon.

Washington, March 13-Secretary
Hay and Secretary Long left here on
the presidents yacht for a few days
recreation. The vessel will cruise in
Chesapeake Bay and adjacent waters
and probably will make a short stop
at Fort Monroe. They expect to re-
turn by Monday at the latest.
Evening journal., 1902-03-13
shlpwreckcd Passengers start Home,

Ltyerpool. March 13.-Most Of the
passengers Of the Red star line
steamer Waesland, which was sunk
in a collision with the British steamer
Harmonides, March 8, off Holyhead
sailed for Philadelphia yesterday on
board the steamer Noordland, Of the
same line.
Evening journal., 1902-03-13
DEATH OF J. ?. ALTGELD
Is SENSATIONAL ONE
Former Governor Stricken While
Making PrO.BOer Speech
Body Removed From Joliet to His
Homo in Chicago on a Special
Train

Joliet ILL.,. March 13.-Former Gov
ernor John p. Altgeld died in room 5S
ct the Hotel Munroe yesterday morn
1ng. He had been unconscious since
Evening journal., 1902-03-13
THURSDAY. MARUH Ia, 1902

WEATHER rNDICATlONs.-Today'
Cloudy, probably showers Tomorrow
Fair, colder, brisk winds.
Evening journal., 1902-03-13

Send for Free Sample.
SCOTT s BOVINE, Chemists, 400 Pearl ST. y. Y
Evening journal., 1902-03-13

Samuel Eberly Gross, the millionaire
real estate man and author, of Chicago
Who accused Edmond ROstand of pla-
giarizing the .ideas that he used IN
l"Cyrano de Bergerac" from his play
1.-The Merchant Prince of COrneVille,'
will shortly have the latter play pre-
scented In Chicago.
Evening journal., 1902-03-13

"How well Mrs. Holditt keeps heI
age"
"Yes-to herself"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
OPEN TOURNAMENT AT BRIDGEPORT

bridgeport Conn. oct q CSpeciaD--The first
open amateur golf tournament ever held In con
nectcut will be started the links Of the Brook
lawn Country Club tomorrow morning IL was over
this that the first State championship tourna-
meut held While IL is only nine hole links
professionals like Fem. Taylor Harland. Gourley.
Rrldy and Strath declare II 10 be exceptionally
Eoud
Among the entries are Walter J. Travis, Garden
Citv- FindIay s Douglas. Essex County. Frank
Croker and l.. l. Kellogg. Deal Beach: C. W
O'Connor. Essex county. Joseph Chadwick New
burg. r. " Menzies. ST Andrews; w l. GuntheT
Oakland, Walter Eagan. Chicago. Rumsey, of chi
ca-o. Walter Stearns. Slocum and Myers ~ St
Andrews. n. Boihen- New-YoTk. 5 r. Page
AraWanua. ". H. Mckinley. Fairfield county {;
George n Jenkins Hillaudale. Frank a. Marcel
luz and Michael Of Nouutaka. Maturin Ballou
secretary q the United States Golf Association.
ana Louis Livingston. Westhrook; G Il. COY and
a. -. Lockwood. of Boston, q II. Seeley, the con
r~cticut state champion, ,. Williams. A :. Pitt
Garrett Smith ". l.. Baldwin. ~ Wee Burn
The Hrookiawn club has membership OF over
four hundred. The golf committee Is composed
~ William r Seeley Jr. Eugene ". Poole. frank
b HASTINGS and Golf Captain Friend " Smith. jr
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
DISPUTE AMONG WHEELuEy.
RESIGNATION or SECRETARY OF ASsO-
GATED CLUBS TABLED-MINTTEs
REPTDTATFn

At a recent meeting - tho Associated cycling
Clubs Of NeW-Hork there was considerable un-
pleasantness. and many personalities Reports 90
that meeting varied, and Dr. r Y. Brendou. the
secretary, made his report Il caused much com
ment among the other members Of the association.
on Monday night meeting ~ the association was
held at the cluhhouse - the Century Road Club
Association and II proved 70 he of the velisst
IN the history Of the organization
+. Y. Brendon sent IN his resignation as well a.
the official records which had l--en IN his posses
sion. The other members were not "a favor OF .t,-
oeptng the resignation until committee had gone
over the records. and consequently II was laid on
the table. Two clubs With which DR. Brerdon wa
ailiated also sent IN their designations from tho
association.
Alderman Joseph oatman was IN the chair and
James OXEN acted as temporary secretary. The
minutes Of the previous meeting vvere ordered rs-
Vised, and the committee instructed 10 remove
all personalities from the official records Of IN. as
ISOLATION. Suggestions that Dr Brendon o,lpbt o.
he expelled from the association vyere ~, ,i7 ,h
information from the chair thar thera vyss rotbfr
in the constitution which permitted srf 80, t"
Various committees of which DR. Rrendon ,,..e +.
member have been revised.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
"wINNIE" o,coNNoR RELEASED

The climax % the incompetent riding Of which
"Winnie" OConnor. once one Of the star Jockeys ~
this country, has heen guilty this season came
yesterday with the announcement that Mr.. Feath-
erstone, who has been HIS extremely liberal and
tndulgent employer for several years. had released
the hoy from his contract Mr. Featherstone had
hsen Justly dissatisfied with O'Connors riding for
a long time. but hesitated 10 let him go. hoping
that his work would improve II went from had 10
worse, however. and the hoTSemau obliged in
self-defence 20 get rid % the hoy. Nobody seems
10 be able 10 explain satisfactorily OCounors re-
repression, hut he has for some time shown more
interest In automobiles. VuEiism and fancy dane
iEg than Ia the work for which 10 received large
salary II may 10 thar the summary discipline 20
which he has at last been subjected VIII bring him
M with round turn and that ~ viii again DO
seen riding In good form. II Is 20 10 hoped. m
least that this viii he the case for Intelligent and
clever jockeys al
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
KENILwORTH WINS FEATURE RACE

Chicago. oct I-Kenilworth broke in front IN
the feature race % the Worth card to-day. had
all his speed ans VAS never headed. finishing the
seven ana half furlongs tourney half length IN
front az la Cioleta. with Automon third Nitrate
was made favorite for This race the third the
card, but he mad none Of his usual speed and FIN
ished outside the money after he had been backed
from II 10 : 70 20 : Weather clear and cool:
track heavy. Summaries;
First race thne and half furlonEsl-Fake. III
Pieratl Il Evelyn Byrd ia tRohhinsl. 10 10
!. second Edinhorough l22 &C. Kelly. 3" - J. third
Time. l;lOas. Man Reina de- tuha, cork Lazy
Contrary silver Fizz sedus Ayer Little Jack Horner
HaNdon and Montansc. also ran
20 !. Won: Appe Sweet 81 tHfcksl 10 20 !. second
My Surprise los ,suchananl - > third Time. 7oS
Gold Bride. Rankin. A.hsmsrle. Coody Two shoes
fenanoe. Leash. Flyer small Talk oiFho and lnstar
also
Third ,seven and half furlongsl KenilWorth
ll5 tt Steeel. 20 / Ia 'ioleta IL ~ l'aiy1
20 p second. Automor tNann-lyl. - 20 l. thirI
ana toinrnodore Dewey, ais. rsn
Fourth fsiN flrOncsl-6reCor k ii6 tIo1nellyl
60 ]. won; Tarca lo2 IT Dean o. l. second Amer
cano ll9 a.. Daly). Is :. third Time ll5ts- Laura
r. NJ The Don. lendin and Prince - Endurance. also
Flfth unilep-Sor1trero il2 iJ Day1. % =
wn. HoodU nix 30 siEes0-l- 20 % J. second iiragg
lus Il nean). 10 % I. thr5 Time. l-aS-s- Jauhsrt
Chiihan and Jack DeInund also
tCohurn). 20 I. Won. Chickadee - w Hioksl. -
second; Alaska io9 tnonnelyi. 2" J. third Time
l-9sA. Litue Elkn. StrauEest star Cotton. Compass
and blessed DaunoZei. slso ran
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
FOOTBALL.
PENNSYLVANIA COACH HURT AT PRAC-
ICE-INIPROvEMENT IN DEFENCE
IBY TELEGFArH TO The TRIBUNE.

fhlIaceiphta. oct. d Ii-"Jack' Hedges, one Of the
'H'ersity Of Pennsylvania coaching squad. broke
MS arm IN the practice at Franklin Field. this
AFTERNOON. while showing Fortiner. the halfoack,
now To block end. The accident did not occur
III A scrimmage. The two men We're out at the side
OF the field when the coach spread his arms TO
make an ehectiv, block and strrCk against
Fortiners leg breaking the radius about the middle
Of the forearm
The practice al the field this afternoon was secret
as the '(uakerS perfecting some plays 10 spring
on Brown in the Saturday game They will prob
ably not be used in the Gettysburg game tO-mOr-
low- FROM the constant playing OF Strang AT
qudIteF IN the scrimmages IL Is thought that the
co5chtS are contemplating placing Dale AT right
ggilu which is one Of the weak spots of the team
'S lH9se who saw the practice this afternoon. II
= Stld that the defence decided improve
inent- over the work of last week. and that with
twice
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
YALE FEARS THE OUTCOME TO-DAY.
Try TELEGRAPH To THE rElBUNE-

Ihf TELEGHAFH TO TIE THIRJNE-I
NeW-Haven. Conn. oct. 1t-Yales playing this
afternoon the poorest seen AT Yale held in two
weeks. and there is much anxiety over the outcome
OF the Vermont game tomorrow. as the visitors
held Brown 70 n tie score 10 s. Holt. Glass.
GosS and Chadwick played only Il few moments to-
day. and with substitute set in their places the
varsity rushed easily by the scrub team, and
could make score only after half an hours hard
work Hamlin. varsity left guard all last season.
was again replaced by Shevlln this afternoon, but
played a fast and aggressive game at scrub left
tackle. being especially effective on tackle back
II Is by means decided that the freshman is 10
Keep the place. Metcalf, at quarterback. played
an erratic game to-day. mutting punts badly
Behind the line Wilheni out back at fullback-
where ne played last year, and Nanderpoel was
at right halfback \ feature of the play was
the work Of Preston the varsity left hafbaC k.
who put up fast game Tackle back plays with
ShevIn, and straight baclfed Ilunges will be
Nale'S play Tomorrow. Coy, end in 1900. Joined
the coaching staff to-day for the remainder of the
week
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15

last at noon. siNty-nine came IN from Springfield
the return trip between II and Y O'Clock to-day
The first machine 70 arrive here that driven
by Leonard .. Fisk. Mr. Fisk lives in this city
and is one of the expert automobile men Of the
state, owning several machines vhich he has kept
on the road between this city mis- seaside home
AT the mouth Of the river all summer A local
company again entertained the party az the ALVIN
House for luncheon The noon control was ex-
tended until l o'clock. when the machines started
the NeW-Haven trip. On the stor here rbres
OF the automobiles found 10 be 01If ~ ,oDefi
ucn. and did not start. that sixtv-sfx ~ the
seventy-tour tnat lett New-York on Thursday went
the return trip from here The party TeportS
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
LAFAYETTE WINS EASILY.
~ Washington. Penn--Washington and jefferson,
O.. Lafayette, y
AUTOMOBILE TEST.
FINISH OF Long RUN IN NEW-YORK
ABOUT ) +. VI. TO-DAY.
rnr rELEnRArn TO rHE rRIRrxE.


NeW-Haven. Conn. oct. H.-An easy days run
brought sixty-eight Of the siXty-ntne automobiles
which left Springfield this morning on the endur-
ance run into this city between and O'Clock
this evening The run 10 Hartford was without ac-
cident and at I o'clock the cars were sent on 10
this city over the best roads OF the trip and with
Fair and cool weather conditions. The ears they
came In tonight in good condition. and clean.
as the roadbed hard and dry.
The FIRST car IN tonight was NO -. driven by
Harry Knox Who split even with his old rival. No.
- an Oldsmoblle. was the case last night at
Springfield. Both made the run easily within the
time limit reaching the Yorh-st. headquarters at
$50 O'Clock a minute inside the earliest time al
lowed By o'clock this evening siXty-elght ma
chimes had arrived. the only one 10 drop out being
a small gasoleue machine, run 10y w /. Skinner
The machine broke n piston near MOntOwese. and
was towed into town for repairs. thus being put
of the running. The auto umobtltsts remained at
the Tontine Hotel tonight. and tomorrow morning
will leave here at 3 o'clock for the last days
The noon control will be NOrwalk. and the run
will end In New York at about r. m, where the
nnal marking up will be made.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
GOLF.
WILLIE ANDERSON WINS FIRST PLACE
IL FOX Hills TOURNAMENT

Willie Anderson. last years open chahPi'''
Nss the winner o- the Fox Hills tournament Nes
teTcay. his opponent IN the finals oe1ns ~"
smith, OF the Midlothian Golf club near thcaso-
Anderson was stationed last summer al the Fl'ts-
hed Country club. in Massachusetts ana III sii's
OF his loss OF the championship title. Is rrsaI"eu
the brilliant Eolf professional in the coun-
try His victory gained after one Si"el
match In which smith was completely outclaSS'"
the hnal score being 8 10 in Andersons favor
The latter received first prize. @ purse oi 81,
while smith get second money. amounting 70 -
The third prize. 90. vrnt George LsW. ana th'
fourth prize. SIS. 10 Bernard Niohols- Anderson $
card Was
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
HARD PRACTICE AT PRINCETON

for to-morrow's game with Haverford the coaches
gave the varsity a hard game with the scrub
eleven this afternoon. Frank Morse. halfback on
the 80 team, arrived to-day and assisted In the
coaching The practice game was the snappiest
tnat has been seen on the field In over a week
This due largely to the presence of Morse who
got the backs into the work hard and fast Two
twenty minute halves were played. n which the
varsity scored three touchdowns and goal from
the field.
The lineup Of the team for tomorrow will be:
Left end Davis; lefJ tackle. Short; left guard,
Bradley centre, Baker; right guard. De Witt.
Waller: right tackle. Reed. right end. Henry.
quarterback Burke NctteTein: left halflack, Hart;
right halfback, Foulke. fullback. kafer.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
SELF PROTECTION To RACE ABROAD

II. 5 Page, Who owns Self Protection. the winner
Of Saturdays champion steeplechase viii send the
horse 10 England within a fortnight. e. run iu the
Liverpool Grand National Steepleelasc next
March. II IS probable that Pat" Meany. Vho
trained the horse for hts victory here viii accom-
pany him 20 England when sydney Paget brought
Self Protection East with a lot of horses from
Montana some years ago he was sold a. public
auction for SO To-day he Is probably the best
steeplechaser IN this country. Ia Is "a lauGanle
ambition OF Mr.. Pages 20 Win the Grand National
hut. good horse Self Protection Is. a looks "A
good deal Nike a wild goose chase.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
htAllit klll
card was


In the forenoon The four who had suT 'iNen the
qualifyinS round Monday met at maich play
al eighteen holes ~WiI' smith Of the Midlothian
S9It club. of Chicago was paired with fGrnard
,s'AnlS. OF hollywood. and George Low 81. LNAt5
N'd'nW- met ''Nli4ic' Anderson. OF thr tttl9li'4
'"uniry cub The latter H. thr present. W Ntstttl
hampton, 81 that hast ana West Wgiv pttgu
N.rh ne started ont against Low Ihty WI
@ @rtH OF th~ INST green I'm - Low being d-dh WIN
.4dShlhcvntly played hrossey The latter Won az
= q" %" Anderson requiring three puts 20 he6"udtt
tl'' nov" Low Eot th- second hole m an equdiS
vel played after both cad reached th@ green IN
:. n next Was halvei in =. ON the fourth AhItI-
s.'i di"Fr ont Of bcunds-an error which cost MN
usual penalty Staks-yat ma spite of thlS u' WI
a. 70 g. Low avine topped his second Sy a
mastery drive Anderson captured the next IN =
a, SlFoke under bosie leaving the score an even
IT. sixth was hllved IN I The seventh measures
90 tarcs aud Is crossed by tricky road hotn
Flayed short of IN" hazard. Low laying his second
~ thr green ana winning in to T. They halVrd me
'-4lth m T. Anderson topped his dTttc 70 the next
~, as he laid Low "A stymie the green thiS
l'lf was also divided. leaving the score up IN
Iatnr 81 The byker Meadow man Anderson eyened
matters on the tenth. which he got at To o. ihSi
-" captured another by fine putting ana held
i,lS own until the twelfth reached. Here An
n'fSnn again tied the score. and though his oppo-
n.it hunE 20 him closely hs managed To win by
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
european anuerusemeuls.
Americans Visiting Europe This Year

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for sale on the bOOkstalls in the lead
ing hotels of London and Paris and in
the principal railroad stations through
out Great Britain. Persons unaDIe TO
procure The Tribune conveniently will
confer favor by notifying The Tribune's
European Business Office. No 14o Fleet
Street. London.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
wEsTcHEsTER CLUBs TOURNEY

The Westchester country club will hold opea
golf tournament Thursday. Friday and Satur-
day of next week The usual prizes VIII be offered
and entries have already been obtained from Wal
ter Travis. Louis Livingston. ir. and George
llr1laW Th. first sixteen To- qualify az medal
MAY e. prlZe~-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
ATHLETICS.
MEETING or INTERscHoLAsTIc. ATHLETIC.
ASSOCIATION

Al the first annual meeting % the York II,
terscholastic Athletic Association. which was hold
al Barnard School yesterday. II was decided D..
vote Of 20 ; 10 adopt the clause IN the ,oDs,i,,
zion which was Inserted by tho advisory c,r,,,I,,a -
last week.
This clause states that one shall represe,, 49,.
school belonging 90 the association in am, stt,,,t
contest until he shah have been a member Of said
school a full calendar year. and In aetna, 80,
ance thereat for three or more hours a dsy ~
ofIicers elected follows u Mab,r,.' = -
5ent Columbia Grammar. }. Sheffield - i.i'Sl-
T2arnard C. Kelly, trea sureT, Dwight ''"i -
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
BASEBALL.
DUNsCoMBE QUITS PRINCETON.

PFneeto9. N j. Oct. "a CSpeciaD.-Roger Duns-
cOmbe. the varsity pitcher left college to-day.
DunscOmbe was sophomore and had three more
years in college but owing to complications with
the faculty regarding his standing decided % go
into business. Doc Eillebrand. 90 expected great
things OF him. and his loss will be felt on tho
Princeton team next spring.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15

rRoTTING-2;o6 CI.Ass-TwO IN TFIREsEs-sls0O
LoIa DERBY. b. e. by Gambrno King tspear, ......
,hain shot b. ,AfcDonaIdt ..............
monte carlo. b. fCurryl ........ ............
Time, 2-0s'it. 2tSi1
iA0i'>''-229 CI-Ass-THREE IN FIvE-s1.cno tUn-
finished
-Si',lN Wilton D. by Wton-WfId t'rosus Carst
S.lee b. e tStanlI. = :
Silrl Mack. ch- tMcf-arrhvi ...............
l''aI"ay- Dix D. tRsvhoIIdt ..-.-...... 3 g
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Time 2.I2is e;III..
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
PROM LONDON.

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Accommodation must he I'm adv
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New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
ATHLETES SUSPENDED

The following athletes have been suspended D.,
the Atlantic Association OF the Amateur A,hl.,tS
Union for competing m unsanctoned game. T,h
CLARKE pa Clarke. q SchW carer " q; Di.l-f -f'.ilH
p scott. p. Rylan + CorneaL W Pagan RoboT;
kenny p Costello. ". Lynch, r. Berry and I,i,.
Costello.