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New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
POOL AND BILLIARD CANES.

Entries for the handicap pool tournament which
begins Monday evening at the Montauk par
Tors. Nos SIS and 5s7 Fulton-st. Brooklyn, close
tonight. Already eight Of the best pool players in
The district have asked for. enrolment contest
rts for the three prizes While the carrom tourna-
nt for amateurs. which is 10 follow the pool con-
est will be played in the usual schedule of games
.6a fnal results will be determined by the aggre-
- nurnher OF points made hy each Contestant.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
COLUMBIA PLAYERS RESTING.

In the absence of a regular game, Columbia's
football team played exhibition match with the
college team on South Field yesterday afternoon
and won by score Of % to Morley. the coach is
anxious to have the men as ht as possible for the
PENNSYLVANIA game Saturday. and Shaw.
Weekes Smith Erb Thorpe and Dollin were
therefore laid of and replaced by substitutes
They suH showed the effects OF the Princeton
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
WILLIAMS. 16; COLGATE. .
inY TELEGRAPH To TUE rR1BU,

iRY TELEGRAPH To THE IRIBUNEl
WilHamstown. Mass. Oct 29-Williams defeated
Colgate to-day, 16 10 = in the best home game OF
the season. Colgate showed the results of hard
coaching by ONeil. captain of last years Williams
team. but after the first ten minutes OF play was
almost outclassed. Colgate scored nrst on line
bucks but Williams followed suit, Peabody
going for q touchdown. from which Hatch
kicked goal
In the second half. Mears. of Williams, scored
after sixty yard run and third touchdown was
made by Williams shortly before time was called
Durfee. Mears and Williams all made long runs.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
SECRET PRACTICE AT LAFAYETTE
GBY TELEGRAPH To THr TRIBU,


Eastop Penn. oct. 29-Lafayette'S most impor-
tant game Of the season ~ home will be with
Brown University next Saturday. The teams are
believed 70 be about evenly matched. but Dave"
Fultz this years coach. and Parke Davis a former
coach who has been Lending his assistance IN
rounding out the eleven Saturdays contest, are
hopeful that the Maroon and White will defeat the
Providence eleven
Practice all this week il secret The men re-
pOrted 10 be in the best of pc. notwithstanding
the hard with GeOrgetoWn University AT
Washington last week.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
ST. PAUL's SCHOOL PLAYER HURT,

Trenton y. J.. Oct - (SpeciaD.-James Wemple.
centre of the ST. Paul's school football from
Garden City, L. l., sustained confusion OF the
brain to-day in match Lawrenceville with the
team representing that school Wemple made an
attempt TO tackle runner but he misudged his
distance and fell head foremost TO the ground. He
rendered unconscious but was finally revived,
though he remained derious His injury is not
considered fatal Lawrenceville by the score
Of o q
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
UNIVERSITY CLUB HANDICAP.

There were more than ffty starters in the semi
annual handicap Of the University club. held at
the 81. Andrews Links yesterday. of whom about
thrty-dve returned complete cards. The contest
was al thrty-SiX holes, medal play requiring
double circuit of the links. Malcolm Graham Jr..
was the winner with a total score Of 153, while
second place went To William r Innis whose
was l6l There 4 lie at 1f1 FOR third
place between Deyereaux Emmett and +. 4. Moore
but darkness prevented a play-Cff the decision
made by tossing a coin. Emmett winning.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
THE LIPSCHUETz G4ME 4 DRAW.
THE LOCAL EXPERTS CHESS CONTEST WITH
LAsKER LASTS OVER NINE HOURS.

After nine hours and twelve minutes play the
match game between Lipschuetz and Lasker, which
was begun at the Manhattan Chess Club on Sunday
afternoon resulted in a draw yesterday evening.
when eiShty-nine moves had been recorded. Lip
schitz as already reported. could have won at his
twenty-seventh move, but he failed to make the
right play and allowed the champion to get slightly
the better game. However after over six hours OF
play the game was adjourned on Sunday night and
resumed yesterday. The score:
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
Miss MURRAY Ph,ladelphia

Inc AIetfop0Iltan team. against WhlCl Boston
VIII play to-day, will consist Of Mrs. r 4 Manice
q Baltusrol; Miss GenevIeve Hecker, Of Essex
county Miss GeOrEidua Bishop, Of BrOoklawn;
Mrs. y. Pendleton Rogers. Of BaItus-oI; Mrs r F.
Sanford, Of Essex County. Mrs William Shippen.
or Norris County; Mrs. A. De Witt Cochrane of
Ardsley. Mrs. A f. Paterson. OF Richmond County;
Mrs ". Fellowes Morgan, of BaltUsrol Miss Van
derhon, or ArdSley. Mrs. H p. Ashmore, OF Paltus-
rol; Miss Ruth Underhiu Of Nassau; Mrs II. Col
unEwood. Of EnGlewood; Miss Marion Oliver. OF
Batusrol. and Mss Ruth Wetmore. of Morris
County In addition 70 the championship match
there VIII be long driving contest in the after
noon. and the tournament will end tomorrow with
a foursomes contest, open 10 all women members OF
summary follows.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY

r,cING.-oueens County Jockey club Aqueduct. 2.ls
p. n
cor.F-Intercty team match for women. Grsoom Cup
vtuacr of Boston-Pnadelphis match Metropolitan
q a. q BatusrOl.
HUNTING Meadow Brook hounds Bulls Head. $50
n.
r-POTTTNG At Memphis.
yAcHTING.-special meeting OF the New-York Yacht
club .. NJ
SUMMING Races Knckerbooker Athletic Club. $50
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
HURLEY TO PLAY BASKETBALL.

Marcus Hurley the amateur national bicycle
champion and the holder OF several worlds cycle
-eeords was yesterday elected captain Of the Co
l,rnbia freshman basketball team Edward Keys
IIrss chosen manager. Daily pracSSe will be held
IN the gymnasium under the direction of H. H
Efas captain of the varsity hve
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
QUERY ANSWERED

To. (. K. kilborne: The CoIum bia- Pennsylvan nia
game will be PLAYED at Philadelphia on Saturday
The Columbia games in this city played at the
Polo Grounds.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
COLUMBIA FRESHMEN BEAT IRVING.

Columbia's freshman football team yesterday de-
feated Irving School at South Field by 5 to O.
Twenty and fifteen minutes halves were played.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

Hal and Prince Direct to beat 2Osit, pacing
tCieersl. Time O32l2. 10i. I-34iz. 2.0cla
Onward silver 4.2Slq. miles, trottIng tEiud
Time O3Ss. 07i, 40 2.l$s. 2.46@,. 80 3:5S
4.3Si.
Nervola to beat as, paC ns NO m les tpv Tine
OS3& I.O6%4 l:t0 21S, 2-+5e&. BIB 3Sl Is. 4t24
Prince Albert. beat worlds geldng record OF uoat
pacing Cheney Time 9slSt. u59i2. l:5Ost. 2.Olst
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
scEPTRE NOT SOLD AT AUCTION.
RESERVE PRICE ASKED FOR THE FAMOUS
FILLY NOT REACHED

London. Oct OR. S. Sievier's famous fly
Soeptre. which had been scratched for the Cam
bridgeshire Stakes, was offered for sale az auc-
tion previous TO the race. but was Withdrawn,
owing TO the reserve price $126,oOo not being
reached
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
HARNESS RECORDS BROKEN
LOWER THE MILE TINE FOR A
PACING TEAM

Memphis. Oct. 29.-Two worlds records were re-
duced and another tied al to-day-s meeting Of the
Memphis Trotting Association. The first special
event was the attempt Of Direct Hal and Prince
Direct TO pace a mile, a team. against 2,0S14.
The pair were driven by the veteran Geers and
burst into cheers. The first quarter was paced In
0;S22. the half in 1o4 and the three-quarter pole
Onward Silver next appeared 20 beat his previous
two-mile trotting record OF i.2Sl- Driven BY Hud-
gould only Tie his former mark The bay stallion
Nervola was sent against l.251t the pacing record
Tor stations at two miles Dean handled his
morse well. and full second was clipped off the
Chain Shot beat The Abbott in the. free for all
the 2:S0 trot. The summaries:
PACING-2:Oo CLAss-THE EMERALD HANDICAP
PURSE s, $3,OOO-THREE HEATS-ONE MILE ONE
AND oNE-EIGHTH MILES AND HALF MILE.
C1Tl 2r,,,,' Wilkes E2,:r ch by Wilkes NutwoOd-Als
Sr Albert 5. b. g SANDERS
sSSns Ss% sfamond 2o T sF v1l-oEe Fl 6Bsnedc'
Time, 2;osis 2:2o. 1:ooi.
FREE-FoR-ALL TROTTING- PURSE 81 500
Chain Shot b g. BY Red Hsart-Piqus L. McDon-
The Abbott b g Cieers,. ...........
Time 2.0s,. 2.1o12.
TROTTING-2:3O CJASS-PURSE $1,000.
Hugh wynne. b. by AHandorf-Helen Wilkes
Director Bell. b. Turner, ,.......-...,,,...
1afrdHcs sf Rs2n bi RE m Ss22a7rg lcGart62,
Time PISS 2.1Sss. 2:16i4-
TRoTTING To wAGoN-211 CLASS
MsKinIsy b M S5- Smith, Smith. .-.--.-----....
Frances b. ch. m. tDr- j L ventz and Mr.
'''"AF' D. Tin lime 2:i2 2i2's 2:1sFs.
AGAINST TIME.
Direct Hal ana Prince Direct, to- beat 2os', pacing
,Geersl, Time o:32ia % l.34 200 =, .., IN,
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

Miss Elizabeth Howe. of Philadelphia beaten
ny Miss Emily Lockwood, up, while Mrs W. n.
Sorham another PhiladeiPhia star. lost TO Miss Z.
;. Porter by up. Mrs. Robert Stewart who. as
Miss Elsie Cassatt, held the championship OF Phila
GeIphia q few seasons ago paired with Miss
N W Phelps. cf Boston who defeated her by 8
up. The best showing the Philadelphia team
was made by Mrs. Hdebrand Fitzgerald. who
scored seven holes against Mrs Batchelder. Miss
Murray was another Of the Philadelphia point win
ners. She met Miss Allen. Of Boston. and won by
= up. The cards.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

Miss Margaret Curtis Of Boston. was paired with
Mrs X. H. Barlow. who in the
resent womens championship of Phtladelphia
WIN 4 poor card on the outward journey. the
latter was up al the ninth Coming in, Miss
Curtis was only able reduce this lead by one
and lost by up. The cards
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
GOLF.
BOSTON WOMEN WIN FROM PHILADEI.-
PHIA-THEN PLAY NEW-NORk
TO-DAY

Visiting teams from Boston and Philadelphia
representing the pick Of the women golfers OF those
cities met ut the EaltLsrol links yesterday 70 de-
eide which should challenge the Metropolitan team
Of this city Tor the Clement =. Griscom trophy
carrying with it the intercity golf championship
Boston by score Of II 70 Il. and to-day its
team will play the Metropolitan team At eighteen
holes o
II is the FIRST time the Boston women nave sp-
pearej in these contests. the New-York and Phila-
delphia teams having been the only competitors
for the last three ceasOns. New-Icrk Ias heId the
championship since its inception. and, though the
Boston players are in admirable form. they ought
not 10 win against the home
Yesterdays match by throng OF on
lockers from the surrounding countryside. rein
forced by number Of well known women players
from this city. Louis Keller, secretary OF the
BaItusrol club. had charge OF the pairing az the
first tee. and with him were W. Fe1ves Morgan
and l. p Bayard. representing the clubs eNecu-
tive. Since the womens championship Of last year
the course mas been heightened by 10 Yards ana
II was over links of more than six thousand
EaruS tnat the match PLAYED. Miss l.. A
" els headed the Boston team, while Mrs. caleb
+: FOX acted as captain for the PhiladelphdnS
These two were the first off. Mrs. Fox played In
capital form, and was up at the turn coming
home she took only four of the nine holes, and lost
the match by ! up The cards weUa:
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

Miss Frances Griscor. the former national cham
Tlon on whom the Phlladelphans relied Tor several
points. was beaten by Miss Molle Adams, Of Bos-
ton, up The cards
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

T.lrsic .oa ,Aiarttn. I and 20 ., NaNasela rs
,f1h.rs5ri =, 10 ana l. lllyTia lo reail.efl 10
r1 ana al ~ Counterpoise ll2 tfticri 10 10 Shc
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= leuCth Time, 10
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TIC-T-
per county, 300 acres in cultivation, 800
acres in grass, with living creek water.
good S-rOOm house and Out-buildings.
all enclosed in good barb-wire fence, one
mile from railroad station and school
house. Price, $4,000. j. W. Clendenin
Il Co, 10I South Topeka. 157-1t
FOR SALE-We have for sale some ex-
cellent grain and stock farms which we
describe as follows.
800 acres OF land on Grouse creek. in Elk
county, G miles from railroad town and
= miles from school: has 100 acres bot
tom land, 20 acres of which is hne
meadow; so acres in cultivation bal
ance fenced for pasture and water in
different parts of the pasture that never
fails Some Of the land is rough and
only good for pasture; about 25 acres
excellent blue grass. We can add to
this If desired go acres excellent pasture
land; fenced and well watered and just
Il mile away can sell separate or 70
gether at bargain prices.
We also have adjoining the tOWnsite 4
Leon, on the Frisco railway, q 16-acre
tract Of land that lies in the valley and
improved with a splendid Groom house,
smoke house, good cellar good barn
excellent cattle sheds hog house
chicken house; in fact a well improved
tract Of land; = mile from the town;
10 acres that has % acres in cultiva-
ton. balance in pasture with spring Of
never failing water This would make
some man AN excellent place who does
not care TO farm extensively and can
make his money on stock raising hogs
chickens. etc, and can give his family
the advantage of good education.
We have GOO acres OF land. p mile from
railway town. in Butler county: has
about 100 acres Of bottom land and sec
ond bottom land, four or five never
falling springs. 200 acres excellent pas-
ture land. with never-faiiing water:
balance used for meadow; 4-room frame
house. stables etc. Can sell this tracr
OF land for $3.50 per acre and give lib
eral terms Of payment
We have q square section of land ~
miles from railway station on the
Frisco railroad. that has loo acres good
bottom land and 50 acres upland in cul-
ovation, one elo-acrc pasture and an
other l9a-acre pasture; Windmill and
water tank. excellent water supplied hv
well is feet deep. that is inexhausti-
bic, TWO splendid bearing orchards. one
4-room house and smaller one stables
etc. Price S10ooo
We have many more farms OF an sizes.
and can locate anyone who VIII come
and investigate = = NFT. son.
Is \. Main ST. Wichita KAN.
157-lr
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SAFES

IL pleasant uaEazize ssescA = 1lzs-
ssoae home He 0e are tci1 that wfen
they were 1ss. married c5iaesteHe put Two
alternssives 70 be wife. sitner 90 Know
1oshing ard thaa 5e free . ~ rssTausl-
Battles cr 70 t-ow everything s-t -
to-n1 ~ secrecy. Eis owz reusTE 1fty
years iatsr. Ny wife has kaosu evsrg
pollucal ssr-st ever had F-tr q ths
cheses sAs made. and also sIlessrates her
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Tweutv YEARS zx3 EaElsrd f-ce~zs3 e.
~ horses a-z1slg. 1~ fae num- g
"a - sst6 slr Eralssr eRfey reeer-tg a.
Bishops storsfe4d ErE.aao
Every cay - taur Ike yea tahs iafp
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FOR SALE
401 Wabash. rooms 80 feet. 5000.
rooms. s. Main. modern, close. s., 300.
rms. modern. 9th st. and Waco, s., $50.
$50 S. Wichita, S r, 100 it.. rent S25; 81, 500.
327 Wynona. > rooms, 70 feet, $500.
631 Wabash. rooms. $3.50.
rs Moser. s rooms. 50x300 feet 81 600.
323-S25 5. Washington. each. $500.
81 y. Lawrence, modern, 5000.
100 s. Waco. 3 rooms, 100 feet $25.
1900 s. Market. rooms. 40 feet 81 200.
2253 Jackson, 8 rooms, 50 feet. 5000
1853 \. Lawrence. rooms. new. g. 800.
1877 \. Wichita, S rooms 50 feet. 81, $50.
rs S. Water y r, 20 IT, rent so; $4,000.
1852 Strong ave, rooms. 100 #. $3.50.
727 Ida ave. 6 rooms, 80 feet. 81, 900.
1863 y. Wichita. roooms. 50 feet 1,500.
lots. ST. Francis and 18th. each $3.50.
Il lots, s. Washington, each. S225.
lots. 5. Lawrence, near OTm. $3.50.
20 lots, Hillside and Kellogg. 500.
43 #, s. Q. corner Market and 18th, $50
go acres. Main and 18th. $500.
10 lots. n. ". corner 1st and Rutan, 81 900.
20 #. s Q. corner Jackson and 18th, $3.50
100 f.. \. Topeka near 18th, $500.
IS tt. y. Topeka. near 10th. S2.100.
Lots 1856 to 1e2. Emporia ave, Orme &
Phillips add. 81 000
so #. y. Lawrence and Sth. 1880.
% IT. Lawrence and 18th, 5000
Cut out this list.
DEAN GORDON.
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This private hospital Is now one OF tho
best equipped Institutions In the south
west for the treatment OF both medical
and surgical cases. Special attention Is
given to the various forms Of stomach
and liver troubles. diseases peculiar to
women, diseases CT the rectnm and gem
ito-urinary organs. chronic malarial pol
soning. rheumatism. nervous disorders.
diseases OF the throat. lungs heart and
kidneys; goitre and varicocele cured. one
floor is reserved for A maternity DEPART
ment and ia some instances homes viii
be found for children. For a short time
only a ward will be set apart for the
treatment OF the morphine. opium. CO.
caine and whisky habits
Resident physician. able medical stan,
quiet and heaithful location. extensive
grounds With fine shade. home comforts:
terms reasonable. No contagious diseases
admitted. Write for particulars.
Thomas Sanitarium
Cor. Tenth and st. Francis Ave
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FOB EXCHANGE.


FOR EXCHANGE = $4,000 department
store for land.
5000 boot and shoe store for good
property.
Grocery, harness and dry goods stores
Farms in Kansas, Missouri, Kentucky
and Tennessee
Property in Pratt. Kingman. Emporia
and Wichita.
leo acres Kansas land for vacant lots.
/ can match anything you have.
Write or call on GREEN.
157-ltx 515 Whine Block.
FOR EXCHANGES acres. miles from
county seat. in Washington county. IN
diana, 200 acres In high state OF cultiva-
ton. and S-room houses, large or
chard and barn, all fenced. near school
and church. Price, S, 1000. VIII exchange
for Missouri or northern Arkansas land.
1S5 acres, 4 miles of Lamont, o. T., 8
room house, 1000 fruit trees, 1000 grape
vines, so acres in cultivation, balance
good pasture, on the bank Of Salt Fork
river Mortgage, 500; equity $1,000
Win take 1t In general merchandise.
$50 acres. near Southwest City. Mo, 100
acres in cultivation, 7-room house, all
fenced with I wires; largest spring in
the county; fine timber. Model stock
take $4,000 in merchandise, balance half
cash, rest on long time.
$4,000 stock of general merchandise.
hardware and implements, 5000 for
buildings. VIII take land in eastern
Kansas or Missouri Stock located in
Kay county, o. T.
$500 to $1,000 stock of jewelry for land
s., $50 printing plant in Oklahoma; part
cash, balance to suit.
$3.50 stock of harness. business, store
and residence, in Oklahoma. Wants land
in Kansas or Oklahoma
$500 stock of first-class drugs in Ok
Iahoma territory. Wants land in Okla
homa.
If you want land or merchandise to
sell or trade. write full description in
first letter. My commission is 5 per cent.
w. L. PECK, Nardin, o. T.
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TYPEWRITERS.

TfPEWRII ERS-BoughJ. sold repaired
and rented. AL makes Sold on pay
ments. Millison Office Supply Co,
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FOUND.
sTRAYED.

STRAYED-Four- months old red heifer.
rope burn on top Of neck. Any infOrma-
ton left at room %. over Fourth Ma
tional bank, will be literally rewarded
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FOR SALE-All good propositions for peo-
pie who live in houses Come and learn
more about these and others:
Good 7-r0Om house. 2-story. cellar
closets, hall, new barn. Out-buildings
some shade, le0 feet, low price. $1.250
No. 6S5.
Ten acres. 7-room house cellar 100-bar-
rel cistern, coal house. milk house, hen
house. barn. abundance Of fruit. Good
and very desirable $500. No So
Nice, new cottage. eth block north. hot
and cold water. electric light, water
closet. nice porch, cosy home $500. No.
The star bargain of this week: Fine. :
room house partly modern. good barn.
shade, q pleasant home. nicely located
Sacrifice price. s2.S59. No $50. You viii
say II is cheap
100 feet and S-room house, pump in
side. chicken house. Good little home At
small price. $3.50. No. 666
Five acres and new house and barn:
excellent place for chickens or garden.
and not far out. Terms on 500. Not out
OF the way a N,Sao but can be had for
$1,000 No. 574.
Some very desirable bargains in new
houses in the packing house district II
You can call. write for list
Some well located property suitable for
wholesale district.
'rwo-storly. 6-room house. good new
barn. ll2X-26 feet ground. wei set in
young fruit and berries on good street
within "A blocks Main and Douglas This
property must be sold Price has been
S2.oeo but $3.50 VII buy IL
FREEMAN < FREEMAN.
l5'--t SIS East Douglas.
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REAL ESTATE

real ESTATE
Business. residence or vacant quickly
sold on our plan Send rs list
DEAN GORDON
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are closing out various kinds OF goods
at sos E Douglas avenue. 157-1t
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