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~. MED 200 rFETFROM 4 BRIDGE
Tried 10 Commit suicide. but Not Much
Hurt.

Grp.r M NtUusu PODS TVbhHT
Matt NHrirts"s, q bohemian living ~
-is Canton street. ~ Paul. jumped from
~. highest 20 NJ ~ a." hiF' bridge wee
,.,d,y r,rrrg MO 'H. N--t--ippl. nearly
~ ,.., below Ic . ~ the NJ Paul city
uo.p,tl and 70 ~.ld 'Uit Nc Will live
N,,t,s.s sav- that he made the leap
ut. ,,,.p, 10 .rd h- li'e. hut that wien 30
.,ruck ~. water he called for help and did
not Wfsu 10 a."
N,pdr,srL nd LEI, his home. intending
10 "a 10 Oofs N smith avenue and West
s.y,,,. -'-,r' I, and Paul Rum went INTO
10 ~r.u.as Hons" and lad several Or nks Of
Wtisk"'
vi,. '.cy separated NandraSck walked
,o,.,t tN. i.r' tT.ds" and Wien he got
o, g., ..,'.,r over -" enamel O." clImh'd
a.. Rim. aud IurT.d from the top raj
INTO fic an ~. descended TO the water
t..t Gr.,. tu' ne hodv turned afterwlrd ,uI
i. .rruuk tr. water on hs right SD
Two r.gIe>tI..n~ on a." hridg" ran TO tho
49, 0E.ra iI,, -Iw 'hr form sHp?csr aud
..oyf.d 90 .ul., workm"H under 80" bf dgr
o., r,. f.o.f. hlf spray made 10y ne body
.trtrs water had already attracted
,,., .rF.rt on ami $50 90! them fuUpsd r'u
A %,,s,ost nd ov~d 90 leo. a-si-'ar'"
',.r .pt % the water and called
Sh.., -rs,t. times h' tired 10 sN.m sud
ken ur tN' '.r'r ~ ih" river uttl La fe--
1u.t. f...|.t Hu .'fo iH' boz % \ very o.
,t ...I4f nn Sc Ms .ftrrNatd ftAeU
n, a., hospital hy tu- polre
N4fI.,-sl NI'u se"u - tue hospital last
r,e' .r -Ui
-. .r. al not -" Want Co I've"
II y. MON. hort Geo tell Just What ta.ls n'"i
Gr .isr ed move, ,,uten.Tl,,ed =. ~
"A. r al. .orr Love hrrN @ NdoN'f
u.,r IRE. riIIdf'u Tor sows vrgr~
l,,p Nti. r.ai wofAmln. 80 fell from
~. SO rTtdrs several N-eks sso and htoss
hot - Is.-. = -tll ~ tie CIV Hos. t'Al.
Thew are the OILY Two men that ever survived
after falling from the bridge INTO the river
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ROWING on THE >HRrW SBi n,
Local Oarsm-n Win NJ Monmouth iost
cub Regatta.

RIM BANk. Julv s Ram. Wind, hight
rIrg and thunder W'r- among 10" accom-
~ the OWING T.'"s IN th" \orih
Shrewsbury this afternoon Ia" only cf"' {
a., ram had 49, Geo -Igh'l' DELAY som" ~ the
r,,.- md ,tls. discomfort Worg 90" ,rosd-
,r IN. .rnrc nj DO tu. - ur-.ur boat,
II. races v.tt tod ~ der H. H.-pI''- ~
the MOI mouth Boat Club sid ,'t' d'' Do. dIF
successful len TH'"- ~" h'l' .l, %, VIZ,
Wt- , row over fpf tn va uit 'Isht-"tt"i
shell The Nt,lsut,s rpN'd ~" MAJ" ana a
half ~ y minutes - seconds
In nearly sNrrN fa.' thi-l Na~ Close
o.iy ttr.,. or tour seconds SEPARATING t'e
two leaders IN q number oI ~" vents, :.
Cramrr 81 tie Lone star OF NrN n"tS
rad 4 ftu,ug spell 'ust after -" clnh Tour
r,d cfu--"d t. unish Un"' bh' ne so"h r.
v.v,d
senior Sinsi, Sn-ll Won hy Ae' fra,-r.
md : ,tAmtr Lone ~Af hoAi cub tnird
lime ~ mlu.tsN - % Nrg1a4s ,,,,
N.,pV"u,sn Boa tut q 4 H'euhcts rnioa
Hn4t Dl4b. Srcuud NrA.f Ifn' N's' h'A' '''p
mira uuc u uinIt's 20 ''.u"ds 49,
ANA john J Iarduc. l%usrtli" i'na, ,llh Lien
thai and {. kaufman Lone NhI ''A' '''p N'"Au
ITtefWeiiais Pour Dared shell Won b George
: Ss'phs,a o,,9I'e uNsn ia, - Joua q Essan'
William RegAn. William hieil and iied huni
Metropolitan Boat Cub. socosd Tine : minutes
inferno i,A,r single she'll Won by jess. Poscr'.
Nassau noal 'igb Josspn hufn ,h'nl,,e Rns'
tlNt. second " hNFflNfEt q ".'' ' '"'I
third lime 10 minute, ~ ,scOnas
senior Pour DARED hArr' Won p henp
Trnst. August Hucslin J. HeinhAnit ana =
iapout RosriAlr IAat tluh j ! hllcahN. l.,
Drf HAndIcy- ! Hlgt sal " Mulcsrr Ataian'a
Roat pub. >~cOnd Valencia h1AN 'lAb' lhlri
Time. 5 minutes - seconds
junior ToIt Dared 5000 Nrn by EiN.n lAIshn.
TnomAs N~asrt. Jlss?. - sni = } SchElun,
ripu Haat TIun = IrIs. = l~lirn'hAl ]. Maui
nan and \ 4 trsmef Lone ~INt N1Ii cub. Src
ond nme. 10 minutes IS ''''nas b, r ~
lntern-dAtc Double .n'a Won n> " p'rn
too AMI 4 . Ctrr. uAsnar Hpni tIub. George
Manner and Ndplph Knoll. Np1Vlr". ipAl club = e..
ond. J Piupo and J HAriu~ -hNil'u'" h"ht 'iAh'
third Tlwe. y rilnutrs ~ ~"conlN
Junior Faut Dared bis Nph bL ln>'ltuts HuAt
club linton Boat Club second Tmr = minutes
~ s-rpnds
Junior Etrht DARED shell Row 1,et for. Va
hnta noat club riw' ; lfIles = seconds
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Games on Ward Island.

~" patients and employees OF th" Man.
hat'tr S','" Hospital West on Ward l-lNnd
held thor ANNUAL games on Friday afternoon
Although no records w"r" lowered. odd o'
tie event wore N,l contested
Is Nari .s.. Nal Employees Won ~ 'nfn
Hrnnss,y HHng'i \aa Nl~n. .rr'ad Tine :
seconds
HNa-d Da.i. rers.e Pat -nt, Won D, M'I
NeagErr fwws u-"srau ,~"oni lIw' To
srruuds
pYari ua,n Female rnaI1yc-, Won b,
EnEAbctb sweeney N,s rfAicl secuni Tine
10 seconds
mN.ri Dash N,'r pat'rrts Won by Frank
F.g Rae. IrWa- Patients Won ~ Emma pr,'
mar. \ y4sta JONI ~Hu. ssrNrd Time ~ Nscond,
Tnrec legged Rae Ma" Patients Won .hN
Erans start AM Joseph NAstsfmAn. John naErf
and john G-,sfU. second TIM q s-CotiN
shoe Hunt Page U'Ns Won 1y I.w'fhy GU
hanr Hugh G4dm-u s'corl Tine. 3 mnJieN u
seconds.
Frank start G~uts- -AunAuberg. scr"ui Ilm"
4. second
Potato RACE female Patents Won by Mar
Tryoll Mary Mcdonald seyoud Time. ? minute
10 second,
Water carrying contest. Male Patients Won ny
Charles EnIrrss. George ~snnAnbctg second
Tine. - seconds
RaSkr, Bai. remals Patients Branch building.
10. NerplAuk N.lllng
Tus Of War NrrplAnk Hulf'ngN s Bfsnch Suud
ing Won BY Branch h.i.diGg Distance : ie'' =
rus % war Nal. Patients North Sli- ~,
SouIh side Woo ~ North SID. Distance :
feet . inches.
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One urr sign.


story ,om.- TO ll,u.trlt" IA" hare head
cdness and sheer conn ou--"rse oil the !a'e
Dr Ne, o,h tie mad" ~. acguaintSn'e
Of 4 couple OF SCo'surn Who worked A. farm
hand. or an e-tatr near Princeton. and.
learning that they did not 40 90 church. hauled
them over tho coal, for htok.Idius and IN
duc.d them to attend sunday services t"sn-
Larry Thev w'r" -IWIlr-tnlhded men
with lmmru-. r".p"'t fot tn" venerable" IN
,tru,'or and They invariably ran To hlll 20
.rt'lr iispuir- ur 20 tdNl-" hem ~ mHt''ts
of bu.in.-- uur morning they app~Hr"f
befor. hIm - be Wa gulus INTO ~'iAI~i, anu,
telling ham they had had a Vu'ftfl A. u" va"
sIyr 81 herring -. ff-t cuckoo OF u" >et-oh
Jamie l4d nd t was y ~ign mat the or" VI n
heard Il would speedily marry sandy d",
Clared u We o ign that the h"arer >hohIn
get -p.rdly rl,t ~
H. a sure ign ~ soW"'h!n po''or
Nh.t nav = t4.1 tau ye tell w.
Yrs -aIi the Doctor 10 hear the NJ,
cuckoo Of N" ~cs'on j. a sur" slsh YOU ~
no. deaf
And h. .olsmnly turned on his heel ana
left them staring after hun
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FOt RTH ms CHOSEN DEtTH nay
because on That DAY the t~enf~derac,
Got Its Mortal Defeat.

LITTLE HocN, Ark July j-tul J y
Smith.r. on" of tn. b~.~t-known
men 81 ms section. committed suicide
some time yesterday and his body was found
lying in bed with the plsto! with which
he fired the fatal shot still cla~rcd Ia his
hand lie lcf, thcs. notes on the table
For cripple, and mendicaut> ! have no u~e
Fearing ] may gct "a one o. Inc 90 tla--e- bN
reason 81 ~. injury with which | Wss rrc-utly
visited. "ui tur doub'
lhtrtN-nlns Nvar- ago TO-DAY duly ~ Ice
wa trtroatlug from ,tsttN-hNTc, \trA-b4rg
Nas sutrrnd'rvi and toe httt" OF Helen 4
wh> iought ant lo-t ihat day the Con-
irdrrayN received n. death bow II t, NftiUs
tuai nv Hkiug on suali end to-day
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<risIeN Yacht Uace.

The ore-iesisn ,l.-, # th" \rd>l"y 'iub
raced YES, rdsy nl ~" ilHi-'u Eiver fnr
The lrdslSy ,up III" r'ht- -'sr'"d al s .
O'Clock The stool. OWED hy Marion ,oN-
VOL. hrtshed a. So ~. thg Nun, owned hy
VI FIoW.r. Al s 10 ~. ~" rng Pong owned
bS VI Campbell. ~ 5 a. %, aud toe lidg-t.
owned hy tdstn could. a. ASi0 william.
Crystie > sandy started but d!d not nnlsh
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Events for Canadian Tennis thampie ships,

The Canadian tennis championships Ntl be
Contc.trd on 'ur courts OF the Niagara Lawn
Tennis ,lup 4 \iagira-on-th"-Lake canada.
on Moudl, Jul, :. and following day The
eveTt~ are Ncn'- open singles and doubles,
In the men 10 -iGglc- the u inner NNl rhalI-ug~
" \ iuruci. holder. for the championship
and NJ the votu't'- siugl.s NiNS y Iunnt"r-
haN~Nu. drfru against ~" wtnnct. lntrHnc"
fec cN,"pt 81 the ltdie-' singles, IN whicn
the lee 0, 81 AZ" .. Tor each PLAYER N each
event. l~'rtc, should b" sent to \ NcN 49,
ter secret tf.. a. Ntara'A-ou-tl"-lAke. On
tuto. Canada before ~ O'Clock on ~" morn
lug 81 Juif ,I-ittus pl-NctS m1i'h"- VII
To- held Uutu Iue-dN julN
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Center Island cup Race.

Tho third race of the -rri.S for the Center
Island ,rp vac .ilri ,"-t"rday Afternoon
or the Se~aunuhoka toruthiHu la'h' cub
hou.. - oyster b., Tie 'r'h'- raced over
a.. mid, ,olr,. , stewart GoNan
won the race. WITH the wvr'" -"ooLd The
GoNau also Non o -I"' ' 'il'' nH'r"i hN
~ ITO wind We -ou't. Uniting to
soutb.4., E.,.r'~v D Lutin-ot Won TIE
race for ,l4b ,Htbo.'~
sy.w.Nn.y. ,Nsuur1t srsIr So
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Polo 81 Sedarhurst.

CFp,RHrRsT July 5 RockaNay Hunting
Club and the teams OF the Great N"cA folo
cab met to-day OF the Held oi the former
organization here In q lively AID iht'rr,tln.
match ln the hr,t period Of VlaN "fr''
N.,N t,li-d two go ~, to loUt ior kocSaNhy
10 the urNt utrtod tho llty Vas cNrn' pdt
EotAtwav tu,r-a,sd IT. advantage "a ~"
nnal period d--Viis desperate. rh"tt- 10y IN"
Roo AWAY Hunting Club, ~ goal. Great Mex
Iulo Ilub, . soA4s.
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A, onns pigeon Files 500 Nile. In . DAY.

BALTIMORE. July 5 A Baltimore hcmins
pisron hAs broken the world- record Tor a
young bird 1venueth Century Girl. owned
hy Dr George " Fisher Of ~ Park avenue.
l. "a. nrst bird less than eight month- Oh
10 max" a ;ED-nils dash Ia one day Inc
4 geon l. only nin.tecn weeks old. and IN the
s0,-mile race uf the Amerlcu- Homihg Pigeon
club. the bird ga the from Augt-tal va "a
les- than iuut teen hour thdsttl', a
Philad' lphis hird ss. the first youif Ils"nh
the Philadelphia btrd Nas eight months 90
AZ the time n the 49," oi thf"" ulol'"@
1vruti.th Century GiTl vent To- nll~- IN "a
day. % week later ,h~ mad" 90, = lev N",h'
later -he won't 3pp In y day, then go, anu y
the Americas clubs Snp-nlil" race -he .oN'l,"
he dis,arr. In IL hour IS minute 4, -"rohds
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eva tNTHoAfs sishl ln
Ne erie, q Robinson. 7slr. 'an > e. @ o.
n " Nafusr. leIusnsu W. : " -
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AGENTS WANTED.

ADfN., Nta tcsas OF OF oes >ELL ~ a. RnNN
pkpYTNl IlHERA COMMISSION Nu,s
cal NNOA. ul BrpadNa3
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v>>IID tiis.

iANb I.A.fI.> Hrs 80 JastsTs Aai
bird monitors Opu.Tt. NH. INpIt 4 NLNp-
IER $. Uoul II
IDA IH.AINp .uHt"a.. gr.4'a 10. h... tsart'a
tsArnst private sluuI Guferfs sHFf.u'~N good
nan ouUpanD0 htI4f tat a| '~ra.4rt,
~unll gur. NOS Uul-., "a.f GOT. Iab 'h.tS.
Vaut'I Y Hp'. SIS N'IN 'lr. 81 t.ht".
NANIlp .rtgf .r. 90 s. o. sFf. cot 9sr.
man 'fHrr frs. p erred IN O.lte. hrN -
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A chorus Of 10000 vo.ceS vii vel.
com. our Remnant 81 cit starts 10.
morrow. Why wou int they? Il IS
easy 10 understand. It you will take
the trouble AMI e.. the vl'u.S-S DIS
that formerly sod as high as $40 90
per suit, now on sale at A uniform
price: SUIT TO o'ie'. $500 coats and
vests. Sit.OO, trousers. $500
No risk garments must he satis.
factory or money back.
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sINEOIt HEtTS rtNkEF.
rtn,-.ae sa~a,. star, In ~, er.ls. Y. &
uesatta.

uft,-oue ,seh's startsi vs-tsfdHv M ths
fonf,-.uth annual regatta OF "a" Ht,vr.uis
Yacht ,hb and -ai~i ovrT tts diferrni
course. ou tte sound m . rtr.thl~ stnd
A. the start there - fn~t Nhols--,l hrs" Z"
from the uofthv- -, bat "a di~i se ~ ard nc
Yacht, iriu~i Tt~n 80 viu' rr"r" t1 from
The p,.t-.outhNr-t ant lItrr ou 70 ..lt~i
~ the east
TIE pf-tafatorv .Enal vns rair % o. m
and ten minutes later the ,'-iup'rr- Nrrr sent
~ ~. Mnsol1 aud l.hA-" 10th I'D
nsbt for l..t,oa tt t'r start. IHi ttpt
Hafr asain got the Mtu"ul' 10 " udv 'rd
as the, vent over to In" Both .ru--.d no
line ~ to same time With a"uH- T-ssl TO
port iot q reach a,ros. CO." Sound. lut 100 ,
lev minutes tho Nh" ola uad d tvu-.'usth
lead Ihl- order was k,pt tl around re
cour-. II vas a ,tafboird reach on 10"
second Ies and the change IA iH" Nfud mad"
tlrun ON" T." Minsol' Won hN ! minute
10. xsola was the only starter IN the ~.
foot ,las- N" Ne"tamos not huNl = ''''n
repaired ~ tims ." start Sh" -ai'i over
par, Il IN. course and then. astt luoN"d very
much ~. I.'n al" ~iihit.N ,,,., ,o.,,.,
but IA" Irurt Na~ IA" only one 4" rra.h the
nni.hins line IN m 1s-f''t cla~s m. f"sslm
va. IN. winner -iN yachts stsrted IN the
1t-f,r, class and the Hanlrv Won. t-attug
IN. AIrrion. E~nprpn,i. Nimo.s and nth'r.
VI cram. Whi-tl-vtng va ~" winner
IN tn. racsshuut ola~s after q clos" fui.h vt'h
the Nsvi. ~" boa, he raced last season
The raccabouts 81 the N"M ho'h'il". Man
Ia ~.t Nav I'D H1r.->hoe Hsrh't ,Inb- got
away together aUd the iat~rr-t u this contest
"a. Keen from the tart III" Nrs ho'hrlle
boat. hGaN.. Won and tho New koch"ll"
pleased The tap~r 81 the ~aU" club Nss
.~,ond and theu came the lamhkin at the
MluhaSs~t hay tlub
The cricket .li a special yrSr for beating
the i,uSabo aud he Ccrpuon a ~UsCi.l itlsrior
beating tho ilor.r-ho. Htrbot Va, 1T. The
race va. managed by Dhirl'- v ioV'r.
FINK Rpa ~. Jon~-. G-org~ l Hisgtu. Charlie
: Kirby. y ! Ahbs and q y turti-
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w Dlt ".

MAS R~JIHhtsN. Il. I, 1ul'. tt?s o.. eI'.
safs paIuss. t.H'rt.I fuf Co. .Ht .ff. d. .u'fF. .
no natist raus~ o. Standing success sIrapf's
cohursm'uts AIopttI. HBi4 .s are ,.t'l.
pfINafs - ' ~ I'd. o. m. HHi . |".
n sps IT, a..
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Other ADVERT -
under these ClassifiCatiOnS
will be found i'm Fourth
Section.
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When Nou 90 A~aN

take Nev York vith YOU You will md II
eli IN las sVS and LNLStSo svN Ida
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ttpNs-i,t 80

ttNN.-iuI r,'
West >idr
srH 1T > WFSr.srB irsIsrIs sInr,r
rooms rA,'h'uf iu....Ir
.Sp 81 10. 'i,l iAlut foot ..'uI 'ypr
ftori. prsst. hafa N''tfal sue. f'or "a.a ~
pflreN
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pipDtvoup. July s-In tn" final Of ~"
Eiis-vood coli club handi,ap al eighteen
lul,-. l. 4 johnson beat , l EiSards = ~
and 4 - PLAY. Winning IN" handsome cup
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A. the limits Arden Golf club on FRIDAY the
leaders ~ the stranger Welcome cup
,omp~tticn we're Edward Hhbev. - n Z
,ul.iu-. ~. and ! " Cool n. ~ In
bum beat ruttir. by , up and : to PLAY.
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u" Noun, Pleasant Field club beat tn
put.h'-- Coli ana Country club y"-t"rddN.
90 t--lItng. N the Hudson Riv.t ,.oIf A->oCl1r
ttuu -.ti,-. hy q 20 e. Ihls l. IA. first de
feat of the DutGhsss team The zss,fs
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The colon ~ team beat Forest Htll hy -
g. S o. ~" I,st Jersey Association yesterday
at tH.t.ta The score
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,r..u.a " l. Rl~l \ 2 smith o & n
Ware :. a.. u Maurice. II q Anderson. - % \
tr.fA,lau..A /. 3 Iatt va q 1OgAl. %
Forrest NI \ Y 1ayIur. o. y : Heller l.
tH.fIrs Ru,.r. o \ Gusfrry. O >trAftA,
= Is h,fber. q. " Lyons. / Total. 3
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OH,NGE, iulN S In the Srmt-fnal round
tuuutr, club : { Reynolds beat & VI GU.
. 80 and X Il NortHl best v J ktns-.
land. ' NJ and , TO play In tho nnal round
r., nold- defeated Nortrll. , up and : to play
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GisN cows. july > The event AZ ~"
Nassau Country club to-day Nss a bos.,N
handicap competition and Vas won by ",
n 1oVus-rd. Who ia = remarkably good
round finished : NJ III" results ~-t"
D. 4 1oWu-'ud. . ~. Charles Adtm- :
down 7 Hooper. down. Howard MaN-
NrI. , doau " J. Hyicks. : DOM " l.
pfttt. I doNu
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a. NNrii.p. IulS . out ~ a score who
| entered frr a." weekly CutuTsittion Tor IN"
| Tr,-iI'ui .up ~ M" Park Golf Iluh tti~
.ff.rro.u only eight turned IN their sr"r"-
Severe thunder torn Wa r".pui -ihl"
| IN, scores hotter than I'm net were
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Ia-qunat. - lArkin . MctullAgh. { Total. q
l4t. usS> AdrAnct. d. Nrttrrtu. q. irlkua
o >saraI. q EAstncAd. 10 Total. .
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.. .r,rrr. Iuly . Tho nnal round
."pUf state Chhmpousr|p on tie
HHu'rH club links t.- afternoon
.-r gt.Icry and Wa . match well
: pIut Waterman won o.. cham
'"Htug \ VI Reed. NO played
"f 0.rtt gam" TINS morn ne. by
q FOO t.y Waterman PLAYED q very
.-." and clearly out,.ass~d his or
Y Ions game was especially note
Toy - t'"uratn james !. Taylor
fr1.r'" % winning { " nual match
go. u ou ,ur from Henry " BroSh
H.. " .-Hup and to pltN l.. N"atl sr
t- tr. at ougr cloudy and trrrat-
. f. morning The s~mifual rounds
".I ,urf.-t.d aud good scores were
" Reed. iu defeating pr Burn
cup Hud 2to play, mad" the best score
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-04
BRUNsWICI<'s NEWS BUDGET.
n. & II. Pays Dividends--Dock Gives
Way with Negro LabOrers.

Brunswick. Ga, Jan. 3.-A section of
the New Dock" property of the South
ern Railway gave way to-day, precip
itating five colored men into the water
and painfully bruising Fred Cammack.
The men were assisting in unloading
German kainit from a vessel recently
arrived and We're on that portion OF
the dock where the kainit was being
stored. While all of the men were
ducked and considerably frightened,
all escaped injury except Cammack,
and his injuries are not at all serious.
A. B. McGregor, the colored preacher
who had his leg torn off at ST. Simon's
yesterday, died to-day from the effects
of his injuries. McGregor had the best
of attention. but the shock to his sys-
tenn was too much for it.
The Knickerbocker Trust Company
of New York is advertising the pay
ment of dividends on the Brunswick
and Birmingham Railroad first mort
gage bonds ) per cent.
Bishop G. X. Nelson is expected TO
arrive here and conduct services in the
various Brunswick churches on Sun
u9N next. Ills usual programme is TO
preach at st. Marks in the morning, at
st. James in the afternoon and st.
Athinasius, colored, in the evening.
Mr. Fred Way of Savannah. who was
SO badly hurt at the electric works in
that city on Thanksgiving day last, is
in the city on visit to his mother.
He has so far recovered as to be able
to walk around
Mr.. j. A. Smith. who filed a petit
ton in voluntary bankruptcy yester-
day. is a well known shoe merchant
of this city. He assigns dull times as
the cause Of his embarrassing The
liabilities are $6,S66.o1 and assets at 81
$685. Creditors are mostly Boston
concerns.
Mr.. Jacob Rotholz for sixteen years
chief clerk of the big clothing depart
ment of Kaiser Bros, has resigned his
position and left the city ON a pros
pecting tour.
The Jekyl Island Club has awarded to
Messrs. H. NJ. Miller & Sons, local mer-
chants, the contract for the entire
house furnishings of the new annex
just being completed. This contract
runs up into the thousands of dollars,
and is given out to a Brunswick firm
in line with the distinct policy estab-
lished by the Jekyl Island Club years
ago of patronizing home business men
whenever it was possible. This policy
landed a $125.000 building contract into
the hands of w. H. Bowen & co. a few
months ago, and a. few weeks ago it
brought A. H. Bakers plumbing estab-
lishment a Sc, 900 contract
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-04
RATHBONE's TRIAL TO BEGIN.
His Cuban Attorneys viii Seek
PostpOnement.

Havana, Jan. 3.-The trials of cases
growing out of the postoffice embezzle-
ments in Cuba are scheduled TO begin
here tomorrow at noon. Senores La
nuza and Desvernine, attorneys for
Estes G. Rathbone, will apply for a
suspension of the trial of their client
on the ground that the interrogatories
admitted by the court and
ordered forwarded by it from
the United States, and other
places have not yet arrived here
and that the testimony already re-
ceived has not yet been translated into
Spanish, as has been done with the
other documents i'm the case. If the
court does not grant an adjournment
of the trial of Rathbone until such
time as the evidence shall be fully
prepared, Senores Lanuza and Des-
vernine will withdraw from their DO
sitions as counsel for Rathbone on the
plea that under such conditions their
client should not be tried.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-04
THE BARNWELL TRAGEDY.
DETAILED ACCOUNT OF THE
TRIPLE KILLING.

Had Not All the Guests Been Armed
There Need Have Been
TroubIe-AttemptinG to Resent
Eancicd Insult TO His Son. Geo. u.
Dunbar Accidentally shot Fletch-
err Misunderstanding to the Floor
Bennett Proceeded to shoot Down
MIR. Dunbar and His Sons Harry
and Arthur, Killing the First
Two-Bennett Was Then shot To
Death as He Lay on the Floor by
Nephew of Dunbar.
Columbia, S. c., Jan. g. --Informa-
ton has just been received here Civ
ing the full and minute details of the
most shocking tragedy that has ever
darkened the history of Barnwell
county.
At the home of Mr.. J. c. Griffin,
near Robbins Station, a New Years
dance was given. During the dance
young man by the name OF Hobbs trod
upon the foot of, or in some way fell
against, Hayward Dunbar. Hobbs
apoIogized but young Dunbar was not
satisfied and went to his father, George
r. Dunbar, telling him that he had
been insulted. Mr.. Dunbar at once
drew his pistol and advanced toward
the room where Hobbs was. AS he
was in the act of shooting. a bystander
knocked the pistol up. Going wide of
its mark the bullet struck Mr.. Fletcher
Bennett, one of the many guests in
the room, and who was in no way con-
nected with the disturbance. Failing
to the floor Bennett drew his pistol and
returned the fire, shooting George Dun
bar. who fell dead with IA bullet In his
heart. Resting on his elbow Bennett
continued firing and killed Mr.. Dun
bars son. Harry, a 16year-old boy,
and perhaps mortally wounded another
son, Arthur. Mrs. Dunbar, the wife
and mother was struck in the abdo-
men by a stray bullet which bounded
from her corset. thereby probably saw
ing her life. George Dunbar kirkland,
a nephew of the deceased. now rushed
unon the scene and drew his pistol
upon the wounded Bennett, who was
lying on the floor supported by the
arm OF his brother. The brother en-
treated kirkland not TO shoot. but with
an oath the latter ordered him to move |
and threatened TO kill him also. With !
out any further efforts 70 save his
unfortunate brother he sprang aside |
leaving him to his fate. kirkland put |
two bullets into the forehead of the |
PROSTATE man who died Instantly. The |
coroner and sheriff were at once sum-
moned and an inquest held. Kirkland |
is now in the county jail at Barnwell. |
having surrendered to the sheriff.
The wounded boy was sent TO the |
Augusta Hospital a few hours after /
he was shot II is not known what |
the physicians there think OF his case.
but the probabilities are that he Is
MORALLY wounded. Mr.. George r.
Dunbar was son Of the late William
p. Dunbar OF the Millettville section !
of that county. He was about IS years
old. He leaves a widow and several
children. All parties TO the affair are
prominent and well known in their
county.