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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-09
SOUTHERN RECORD.
my rELEGRAP1 TO THE TR1rrxE.I

my TELEGRAPI TO THE TR1PUNEl
Washington. April S-A downpour Of rain to-day
prevented the Corne-Cisorgetown game. Cornell
leaves here for Annapolis in the morning to play
her tenth and last Southern game with the Naval
Cadets. and then returns home. Thus far Cornell
has lost only one game and tied one on her trip;
having beaten HoffOrd College, University of
Georgia Georgia School of Technology. Furman
q Nir.inia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-09
FENCING.

SPIRITED CONTESTS AT THE FENCERS
CTR IN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP.
The preliminary bouts in foils and duelling
swords in the National Fencers championship
were decided last night at the Fencers' Club. No.
- Wet Twenty second-st. The contest will con-
tinue at the same club tonight when the pre-
lminary bouts at broadswords will he tried. and
the finals will take place ar the New-York Ath-
lettc Club April 3 and 26.
Those who won the greater number Of bouts last
night in the fos contests, which enable them
to compete in the finals. were D. Crackanthorpe,
of the Fencers Club of Washington ]. L. Irving
and A V g. Post. of the Fencers' Club and A. L.
Queneau. of Columbia The others who took part
in the contests in fos ". T. Heintz. of the
New-York Athletic C1ut~S. NJ. Wood and DR.. G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-09
DUMPING JACK" PLAYERS.

Cleveland. April S.-President Frank De Hass
Robson of the St. Louis National League Club
said to-day that he would use legal means TO pre-
vent Wallace Harper Heidrick. Burkett and Pad
den who have jumped from his team TO the St
Louis American League team. from playing with
that club claiming that he has an option on their
services from last years agreement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-09
COLCMBI4 SPORTING NOTES.

Columbia will hold it's annual university GYM
nastic. wrestling and intarscholastic champion
ships in the Columbia gymnasium tonight. In the
university Championships. the contests will be
horizontal bar. parallel bar. side horse and
tumbling J. q. SmallwoOd. V. de la NJ Earle. o.
Pulich, S. L. Rigby, A. Block and W. L. Benham
are entered for the all around championship W
r. Morley will he Of the contestants In
wrestling. meeting W. H Landers in the final fo-
the heavy weight championship. Driser, Dwight.
Trinity. Cutler Barnard, Berkeley. Newark Acad-
envy. Boys High School Poly Prep. Peter Cooper
High School and De Witt Clinton High School are
among the schools entered in the interschOlastic
gymnastic championships.
Cormbias water polo team will line up against
the Knickerbocker Athletic Club team in the lat
ter's tank this afternoon This is womens day at
the club CoIumbia's team will be C. G. Abbott. A.
r Camp j. W. Spencer. A A fucker +. H.
Duden L. B. Alexander and H. ;. Riederer.
The varsity baseball team will play Seton Hall
AT South Orange to-day. Columbia's nine will De
the same as that which beat New-York University
and the College of the City of New-York except
Bloomfield at second base who has injured his
ankle.
CoIumbia's freshman baseball team will open the
season this afternoon with a game with the Horace
Mann School. at South Field
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-09
7,1E-s BASKETBALL CAPTAIN.

NsUr-Haven, Conn, April s.-Roswen B. Hya,'s
~ ~ Merfden Conn. was tonight elected captain
~ the Yale University basketball team tor IN1s
Jras elected business manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-09
PLANS OF THE BROOKLYN CLUB.

The Brooklyn Yacht Club will open its forty
sixth season with dinner at the Argyle. Fulton
st. Brooklyn Thursday. April IL. The enter
tanment committee. Charles a. Kelly. Daniel
ORiely and r. H. Sherwood. have arranged for
novel evenings entertainment. but far beyond this
will be the interest which 1t is expected will be
developed by the announcement or the programme
for the forthcoming yachting season. which will
he made by Commodore Henry R. NJ. Cook. on be-
half Of the various committees.
The Brooklyn Yacht Club has one Of the hand
soonest grounds and most convenient quarters Of
any Yacht club in the neighborhood of New-York,
and with its three hundred and fifty members and
a feet of over one hundred and fifty yachts. has
before it a lively and prosperous season Its fla 8
officers Commodore Henry r. NJ. Cook. Nice-C ON
modore c II. Humphreys, Rear Commodore H J.
Heath and Fleet Captain H. NJ. Devoe, are all
enthusiastic yachtsmen, and have provided several
cnntesfs which when announced will occasion
considerable interest among the yachting and
rocking chair fleets both have been we'll pro-
vided for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-09

Third thandicap. steeplechase: about two and
half -CoHnover 152; Decameron, 49, o. w Jen-
Handvice. 13S Tanit. 13b
Fourth race and half furlonss,- W9oichno o5
Roue I03; Frivoi. 1o1; Idle Ways ?'
EmInence II. 81 May J. 81
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1ls; All SAINTS
III Imn4rialst lO7 Benc<art 03 Justice 1922 Nnonia
I01 Man o War 20: Curtsey. e6. Trump. %.
sixth thandicap: mile and fifty yardSl-IntrJslve
127: Orontas. 49, Himself 112; Wooitrice ITO. All
Saints 1O6: Ohnet. 100 Carroll D.. 81 Calgary, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-09
COLUMBIA MAY TAKE PART IN KING
CUP RACES

Queenstown. April S.-The delegation from Cork.
headed by the Lord Mayor of that city. Which in
tended to meet ]. Pierpont Morgan when the White
Star steamer Oceanic arrived here to-day and
urge him to send the Columbia to Cork Harbor to
connete in the contests for the Kings Cup, missed
the tender and was therefore unable to board the
Oceanic The delegation however had inter
view with Mr.. Morgan from the deck of a special
tug.
Mr. Morgan leaning the rail of the Oceanic.
asked a number of questions concerning the details
of the regatta and promised to take up the matter
in London. He said that he would do his best 10
insure the presence of the Columbia at Cork dur
ing the races.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-09
RECORD FLIGHT BY PIGEONS.

rocx GOES NINE, HUNDRED MILES IN THIRTY
SIX HOURS.
r-azfr Ind April s-The longest fight OF carrier
s.,,s ,u-nsd in this country has just ended Inc
bi-5s belong to Edward Soulers. Of stanton. ana
-r,-s taken TO Manatee. Fla, where Mr. Sorners -
,ardinr the winter. The birds were released &c &c
$1,000 home in good order, making night OF eV
miles in thrty-StX hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-09
SPORTS AT PRINCETON.

Princeton N J.. April (SpeciaD.-In response to
Captain Colenan's call forty-1ve men have reported
as candidates for the track team Fully half of the
candidates are from the freshman class. several OF
whom are said to be strong in the contests they
irving for Light training will be in order this week
and on Monday regular hard training will be begun
The training table will start tomorrow with the
following men: Captain A. W. Coleman. '02; G. W.
Curtiss 02: l.. NJ Adsit '04: r. f. Williams '04:
J. L. Grimes. 'O5 James Phelan. o5. and A. c.
Perry, 05.
Captain H l. Wilson of the university golf team
announced to-day that handicap tournament
would be held over the golf course on about
April IS Two cups presented by George Brokaw
'o2 Of New-York. will be contested for in this
tournament The following matches have been
scheduled by. the team; April ~ Baltusrol Golf
Club: April l6 Philadelphia Country Club; April 49,
philadelphia Cricket Club Matches are also being
arranged for April % and Is with the Richmond and
Essex County Golf clubs 1t Is also probable that
the team will the Garden City open tourna-
ment to be held on May !, and 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-09
PIRATE MAID WINS AT 20 TO L
HALMETTA, THE FAVORlTE. WAS PLAAED
HEAVILY. BUT MADE A POOR SHOWING

San Francisco. April s-Ths victory or P1rate
Maid at % TO I the surprise OF the racing AZ
Oakland to-day. She of field OF SIX IN
the opening event. and was overlooked she won
easily from Tbs a 30 choice. Halmetta the
heavily played favorite. made poor showing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-09
THE FORDHAM SQUAD FOR 1902


club, Bay Ridge June II. Boston College. at
Fordham: June H. Lafayette at Easton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-12
FINED SO FOR TRESPASS.
And Held for Malvern Officers on
Another Charge.

PatrOlman Stanley arrested DOC
Glenn, a young white man apparently
about uiretenn years old, at the Iron
Mountain depot Tuesday night. just
after the 1O:2 % train had arrived from
Little Rock Stanley made the arrest
on information furnished him by the
conductor, who said that Clem was
wanted in Little Rock. and that he had
eleuded the officers there.
AS the train pulled UP at the depot
the conductor called the officer aside
and pointing out the young man to
him told him that the Little Rock po
lice searched the train for him but
that the boy had eluded them. STAN
ley at once effected the arrest and
escorted Glen to the police station.
There he said his name was Joe Hen
ry He was not talkative, and said he
didn't know what he was wanted
for He was locked up in the Gala
boose. Spending the night there had
the effect of making him more talka-
tive, and this morning he confessed to
Chief Culpepper that he had skipped
out of Malvern, Ark. on account OF
having disturbed public worship there
recently with number of other boys
and young men. Malvern was com,
municated with by telephone and the
information came that Glen was want
ed there for disturbing the public
worship. The Malvern officers said
that about eighteen arrests had been
made and that Glen and one other
boy were the only ones who had got
away: City Marshal Lamb will ar
rive here this afternoon to take charge
of Glen.
In police court this morning he was
fined s. for trespassing on an Iron
Mountain train
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-12
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Mrs W. o. Douglass is sick at
her home with an attack of slow fever.
E. Baughman wants 1000 cords
s7f wood tc. saw. Call new phone 325.
Wanted-Laundry workers. Apply
american Excelsior Laundry Co.
For stove wood phone Pine City
Bedding Co. New phone SO; Old
phone 322.
Miss Lucy Hearn. who has been
seriously i'll for some time, is still in
Il serious condition.
For Sale--Fine saddlehorse. Apply
30 Dr. Smith at stable OF w. L. Toney,
manager, Fourth avenue.
Call on Hicks fee and Coal COM
pany for all kinds of coal. Prompt ser
vice Old phone 92; new phone 1913.
Just received, new stock OF
'Gunther and LoWney candies. They
are fresh. Kaufman's confectionery.
Come in and see something new
in the way of candy boxes. The tele-
phone design at Kaufman S confection-
cry.
Mr.. Charles Hasty, the author OF
Two Merry Tramps." is one of the
principal comedians of that organi
cation, appearing as "Enick," the coun
try boy.
For Sale-The brick building
Nos. POI and 203 West Barraque st.
at low price and on long time pay
ments. Address. c.. Z. Dondore. San
Diego, Cal.
The Home Mission society of the
Main street Methodist church will give
a chrysanthemum tea at the residence
OF Mrs. Jas Gould, November 90
from 8 to II p. m.
Alex Williams, cOiOred. entered
plea of guilty in the circuit court this
morning to the charge of aggravated
assault and was fined $50 and given
one days Imprisonment.
Mr.. J. S. Jackson one of the dis
patchers of the Gotten Belt railway,
mas resigned his position owing to
bad health. and has gone to his home
at Homer, H., where he will remain
until fully recovered before returning.
Wash Johnson, colored. was ar
rested this morning by Deputy Con
stable Robert Johnson on the charge
of grand larceny He is accused of
having stolen some carpenters tools.
He was committed to jail. being un
able to give bond and will be tried
in Esq. Stewards court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-12
POLICE COURT.

There were only few offenders in
police court this morning and the
business of the court was dispatched
with expedition. The following were
the cases:
William Paterson. colored. violating
sEe stock law, 50.
Ike Winn. white. disturbing the
peace, IS.
John Findley. white, disturbing the
peace, SIS.
Blanch Lytton. white disturbing the
E>eace, s..
Joe Henry. white. trespass, S..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-12
PERSONAL POINTS.
.s.*.**+]**s**9..s..ss.ss..ss..stI..ss.ssssss !. l.

Misses Sallie and Jessie Lee Wool
fork. of Stuttgart are in the city the
guests of Mrs Garland Brewster.
Mr.. Richard Metcalfe, manager Of
Bradstreet's for the state Of Arkansas.
is business visitor today
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-12
Daily Graphic.
Sixth and Chestnut
School
3O2 W. SIXTH AVENUE.

kindergarten and Grades I, 2, 8, 4,
S, 6 and Z.
PRINCIPALS-Miss Callie Jones,
Mrs. M. c. Jones and Miss Mcbride.
ASSISTANTS-M Marion Larche,
Miss Nellie Saflee and Miss Joe
Angel.
MUSICAL DIPECTOR-Mr. NJ d.
McNeill.
Children from four to six years of
,age do excellent Kindergarten work.
Elocution and German are taught in
the higher grades.
Old phone sos.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-12
}. ED MURRAY CAMP

OF United Confederate Veterans Meets
at the Court House Tonight.
The Graphic is requested to say:
y. Ed Murray camp No. SO. U. C. ",
will hold convened meeting at the
courthouse at s O'Clock this evening,
and members are requested to come
prepared to pay their annual dues of
81 each. Those in arrears are especi
ally requested to come tonight to pay
81 and to again become active mem
oers. The amount is so small and
she cause SO grand and good that no
f9aA Confederate can afford not to
come
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-12
Old Clothes Wanted.

If you have any clean clothing OF
any kind for children or adults tele-
phone Rev. Sam S. Holcomb, of the
Union Gospel mission. Old phone
5S1. He will call for it, and see that
the worthy poor receive it.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-15
AT MAGNOLIA PARK.

Newspaper Men Enjoy a Delightful Out
ing Yesterday Afternoon.
Vice President Mustsin and Manager
Casey Of the Houston. Oak Lawn and Mag
nolia Park railway ran a special train yes
terday afternoon TO Magnolia park, COM
phmentary TO the members Of the local
press. The train left the corner If Com,
merce avenue and san Jacinto street at ,
p. m and was pulled ont by oil burner No.
as, in charge OF Engineer Peter Allen There
WIS Jolly crowd aboard, some hftaen in
oil, and when the park was reached they
were taken In charge by Manager Holdg-lCf
or the park cold kcg OF Lemp's was
tapped and cold ham. sausage Of various
kinds, cheese and pickles and bread were
set out before the hungry tourists Fun
justice was done the odIbles and drinkublcs
ana between bites aud sips the gathering
was entertained with number OF humorous
anecdotes by Travelling Passenger Agent
Bass or the Katy, who was the snrclll
guest Of tue occasion. Mr. Bass made thc
M OF ms NE and In him the newspaper
poys declared that j. NJ Lewis of The Post
has found a rival wit.
Manager Holdgraff did all in his power
10 see tnat the visitors had plnaSlpf timp
and there is no question but that every ont
enloyed himself 10 the limit Vice Pltsi
uueht Mnstain and Manager Casey were on
manu- throughout the proceedings ana sgW
that there was no let-up In the festivities.
A feature OF the trip was an cNhihlrI,r
or the practical working OF an oil bprninr
locomotive as given by Master Mechanic
Thr ''rccrption'' came I , close at 4:s
O'Clock and the start for the city was made
| me press gang extending hearty vote ot
tnAnks TO MessrS, Mustaln Casey and Hold
gran Tor the courteslcs extended
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-15
OF INTEREST TO TRAINMEN.
Dick SohoIes Case Is to Come Up Thj
Week

Dick sohoes Case Is to Come Up This
Week.
Denison, Texas May 1.-THE case Of
Dick Scholes former fireman on the Katy,
is set for trial in sherman this week. This
case presents some novel features and
will be one Of great interest to railroad
men oil over Texas. 1t will probably at
tract more attention than SI5 case that
has been tried in recent years, as some
points ~ Importance are to he decided by
the courts for the first time
Scho'es was a fireman on the Katy run
ming out Of Dcuison He was considered
one Of the best mon on the road. Last
sumner he was overcome by heat at Fort
Worth and had to be sent back 10 Den!Soa,
unable to continue his run While stu
sick he was called out and could not 20 on
his engine. He resigned from the company
rather than lmpcri his life and health on
the engine.
In giving him clearance there were re-
hectious on him which prevented his getting
position with any other company, and
this Fireman Schulcs alleges serves as a
bar 90 his services at trade In which he
has been successful and prevents his max
Ing a livelihood. For this he alleges dam
ages and asks to recover. The case Will be
watched by all the railroad men on ac
count of the new points that are to be de
yClOpcd.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-15

the workings of the railroad sysicms Thn
character Of the Information wanted h.
the commission was so different from that
which has been asked USUALLY that the &C.
counting officials were not only Surprised
but puzzled how to secure the datn With
out an excess OF labor and expenditure ot
time. Even yet the railroad men are unable
TO determine tho object Of the commission
In travelling outside the beaten trnck In
gathering information of this character.
While tho statement Is not mndc with
authority. there is an understanding that
the request OF the commission has n heaS
Ing on the inquiry into tho extent OF the
rebate system iu vogue before thc com-
mission obtained iuiunctlons. Information
Of the extent Of such rebates. the amount
~ business handled uuder them and the
difference such methods have had upon the
earnings Of the railroads has been asked
by the commissions statistician Tho open
ing M Of Inquiries on that line would, It.
Is thought. bring into prominence many
questions relating to the rates and charges
and the regulation thereof.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-15
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-15
Notes and Personals.

W G. Conner. Jr.. Of the Frisco s eff
on one Of his periodical trips
Assistant General Freight Agent Noel ot
the Katy is in san Antonio on business
6. j. Bass travelling passenger agent Of
the Katy. was here yesterday from Waco
Excursion Agent A. ]. Richter If the
Southern Pacific came in yesterday from
Dallas.
W. r. Scott superintendent of the Fort
Worth and Denver city. was IN the city
Yesterday from Fort Worth.
General Passenger Agent Robbins and II.
NJ MAYO Of the literary bureau of the
Southern Pacific returned yesterday from
Falkland
u. b. Keeler. vice president and traffic
manager Of tho Fort Worth and Denver
City, was visitor to Houston and Texas
Central Headquarters yesterday. lie Is
from Fort Worth
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-15
NotIce Of CommlssIon HearInq.

Austin, Texas, May a. The railroad com
mission today issued the following order.
1t ia ordered that notice be given to oil
PERSONS interested that the railroad com
mission will on Tuesday. June II, 1907. at
It's office In Austin. take M and cons der
ber. rnrlonds from points on the rcxas
southern railway. between Gilmcr and
Winshoro. to all points on the Old sherman.
Shreveport and southern division Cf I'M
Missouri Kansas and texas railway Of
Texas, kelleyvillc 10 Mckinucg. inclusive.
As q basis for consideration al the h',S
ing II Is proposed TO make the rates from
aud to the points above mentioned the ne
ures produced by adding ~ cents per 100
pounds to the current rates applying from
Ninsboro to such Missouri. Kansas and
Texas railway OF Texas points.
All persons Interested In the matter above
set forth are requested 10 present to the
commission their Views In regard to the
same on or before the day Of the hearing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-15
COTTON BELT DEVELOPMENTS.
Suit Filed and a Receiver Asked Tor by
Citizens.

Suit Filed and a Receiver Asked Tor BY
Citizens.
Tyler, Texas, May l4.-Suit was flied to-
day against tho Tyler Southeastern Cotton
Belu railway for $4,000 damages for al
legged violation Of contract entered into
with the Kansas and Gulf Short Line, Its
predecessor by the city Of Tyler and Ger
tain citizens To locate and maintain It's
general offices, machine shops etc. on
grounds donated nv citizens Of the town.
II is alleged that the plaintiffs have lien
on the road the right Of way and grounds
from which to secure damages In case OF
the violation of contract.
The petition asked that a receiver he ap-
pointed for the road. This road was con
solidatcd by the act OF the legislature a
few years ago with the St LouiS South,
western Railway company. judge Russell
has set June II for hearing the application,
Application was today made by Cotton
Belt attorneys asking that tho Injunction
case restraining the road from rom Wing
ITS general offices from Tyler to TeNar.
kama he removed to the Federal court, rho
court refused the application aud hold thar
the state court has jurisdiction to - the
case
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-15
THE ROCK ISLANDS PROPOSITION,
corsicana Business Men Have Il Under
Consideration.

Corsicana, Texas, May IA party OF
Rock Island officials, composed OF NJ, A.
Lowe, s. n. IIovey, y. H. Lassater and
II. Peters, arrived here in their special ear
last night and met members OF the Com.
mercial club aud prominent business mon
early this morning 10 discuss the question
sicana on the way 10 the gulf President
Lowe OF the new company made a PROPOSE.
tion. lie said that his company would
want the right OF way through the county
ana right OF way for two tracks on a
street through the city. and ground for pas
sencer ard freight depotS AID yard faril-
ties Mr.. Lowe said thai his road mnsf
be built and N At could not get the proper
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-15
Changes on the Katy.

Smihvilic, Texas. Nav lon the 2ctl
instant the Missouri Kansas and Texas
Will abolish their superintendent ana dis
patchcrS' offices ct Hfl>hpro The 40
pgtchors will he added TO the force here.
superintendent T $. Mcdowell vita
Waco division and Tranmu,ter r. J.. Sui
Ivan will have headquarters here. Sli n
addition TO the Waco division have charge
of the Houston and San Antonio divisions.
Superintendent walton Of Hllshoro win
20 TO Grecnyille to have charge of that d.
vision
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-15
TIE CATHOLIC KNIGHTS
leoted Officers and Adjourned to Meet

Elected Officers and Adjourned to Meet
at Galveston.
Waco Texas. May l4.-The State council
OF the Catholic knights of America, which
has been ia session In the city for the past
two days, adjourned this afternoon Gal
weston was selected MS the next place OF
meeting and the following officers were
elected for the term of two years; Spiritual
adviser, Father +, j. Clancy of Waco:
STATE president Hon, William BlaknSlv ot
PARIS; vice president j VI. q. Men md Of
Galveston; secretary, u. f. II llchNr II
Austlu treasurer. Edward Bauerlv nj
Waco; delegates 10 the supreme lodge, John
A. Mccormick Of San Antonio and w, A.
Hudson of Galveston.