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The Washington times., 1902-08-31

upon the matrimonial sea in this boat
of geld have much besides money to
make them happy.
They have Mr.. Vanderbilt's wonder
full town residence This lies upon the
northwest corner of Fifty-seventh
Street and Fifth Avenue. 1t is one Of
the famous Millionaire Four Corners. "
The others are occupied by William c..
Whitney Herman Oelrichs and Mrs. c..
p. Huntington.
"The Breakers"
| They have The Breakers" at New
port, for it is the wish of Mrs. Corne-
lius Vanderbilt. senior. that her young
est son share this great palace by the
sea with her and his bride.
They own the magnificent farm site
recently purchased by Mr.. Vanderbilt.
They own a kennel of. st. Bernard
dogs. second to none.
They will have beautiful yacht, new
ly built
Their private car will be the one that
belonged to old Cornelius Vanderbilt.
and this is being refitted TO make it mod
ern enough for the son and his young
wife.
They will have very nice collection
of automobiles. for though silent fol-
lower OF the sport, Mr.. Vanderbilt mas
been devoted one.
AS for the young wife. she will have A
great amount of plate, for from her
mothers side she will receive trunk az.
ter trunk of It from the old Gebhard
boxes.
Miss Nelson, by the way, Is OF a
very old New York family. and her
grandfather. a good sturdy old Dutch
man, was trading furs with the Indians
early in the last century. while old Com
modore Vanderbilt was ferrying people
over from Staten Island.
The Value of Dollar.
Both old Mr.. Gebhard and the old com
modore knew the value OF dollar and
they were investing their silver pieces
proftably long before the present gen-
ration ever saw the light
Miss Nelson has wonderful laces for
her mother has ever been dainty little
lady. and for years she has been collect
ing rose point. all of which she will Civ.
to her daughter.
Miss Nelson has youth.
She has beauty.
She has wit and its background,
Sood education.
She has taste and French chic.
She has Kindness OF heart and its close
companion, popularity
She has all the graces of the society
girl, and all the arts of the up-to-date
woman.
And she has the greatest catch OF
the seas
The Washington times., 1902-08-31

given. 1t may be a million less; it may
be five millions more. Stocks are shifty
and valuations change from day TO day
The late Cornelius Vanderbilt used to
say that ne could never tell within
twelve millions how much he was
worth, and the hoy probably has still
less an idea.
The young couple who will embark
The Washington times., 1902-08-31

Kathleen Nelson, Courted by the Young
Millionaire Since Childhood Soon BE His
Bride--Boy and Girl Attachment Opposed
on Account of Their Youth--Fis Sweet
heart Sent Back to School in Tears.
Parental Consent to Their Union Secured
After Five Years Of ConstaRcy and
= BatHe--He Now Twenty YeaTs-ef- Age,
and His Lady Love a Year Younger,
The Washington times., 1902-08-31

TINE marriage of Miss Kathleen
Nelson to Mr.. Reginald Wander
i bilt VIII take place in short
time.
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21
FOUR AT DEATHS DOOR
elimination of Misfortunes in
a Hudson County
Family.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hartman, OF
sorely stricken. Two of their claildren
are dead and will be inferred in one
grave tomorrow afternoon and two are
so low that they are likely to- die at any
moment.
The two who died yesterday were
boys One of them, named George. was
seven years old. The other. who is
named after the father, is barely two.
A boy and girl who come in between
the two, are the pair who are now how
ering between life and death.
The four youngsters were stricken
down about week ago. They became
i'll after eating heartily of watermelon.
DIR. Hill was at once called in. He de
cided that they were suffering from acute
dysentery The usual remedies We're adj
ministered. but without result. The chill
dren grew worse. They sank steadily
till yesterday, when two Of them passed
away.
Encased in two white cloth caskets,
they now rest side by side III the dark
ened parlors of their parents home,
while the two children who may soon
join Them lie in an adjoining room
closely watched by their grief stricken
parents. who are almost prostrated by
the loss of their two children, as well as
the fear that they may lose the other
two
Whether or not there was anything
peculiar about the watermelon to cause
the illness Of the children cannot be said.
The other members Of the family par
took of it and did not suffer. 1t is not
therefore, thought that the death Of the
boys was in any way due to ptomaine
poisoning.
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21
KNIGHTS OF THE PINS.
Only One Series of Games in
Hansen's Two Men Team
Tournament.

Only one series OF games was rolled in
the two-man tournament at Hansens S
Jackson avenue alleys. This was be-
tween Knight aud Terhune and Pass
man and Montgomery. The latter dis
played lots of skill and put together
some high figures, runnig three straight
In the other two series scheduled Dwyer
and Naughton preferred to forfeit. The
scores we're
First Series-Knight, 125: Terhune,
135; total 2G0. Pasman, III; Montgom-
cry. 1T: total 32S. knight. 125; Ter
hume, 159; total, 2S4. Pasman. 151 /;
Montgomery, 1871; total 342 Knight,
125 Terhune, 1876; total, 2S1. Pasman,
100: Montgomery. 1T9; total. 334
Second Series-Knight, 125: Terhune,
131; total. 256- Dwyer. Naughton. for
felt. Knight, 125; Terhune, 1TS: total,
1903. DwyeF. Naughton, forfeit. Knight.
125: Terhune, 14G; total, 271. Dwyer,
Nanghton. forfeit
Third Series-Pasman. 15l; Mont
g0mery, 1877: total, 33S Dwyer. NaHgh
ton. forfeit Pasman, 159; Montgomery
1856; total .315. Dwyer Naughton, for
felt Pasman, 1876: Montgomery, 143;
total, 269 Dwyer. Naughton, forfeit
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21

metropolis. The cream of the a. 4. e..
Clubs has been registered aud the attrae-
ton will draw the largest crowd that
las Witnessed a meeting Of this kind ex-
cent on a holiday here. Tie Warrens
offer handsome prizes aud these have
drawn the support Of every prominent
athlete IN tle vicinity. There is a strong
local rivalry between the members OF the
Warren, Anchor. Catholic Club and Jer
sey City A. a. for supremacy. Each
organization will have its full quota
of strength out at the Warren's meeting.
and each will strive to Guido the other
fhe entries will clcse today and each
athlete should see to 1t that his name
is on tile list. Entries can be made
with JOHN Smell, At the clubrooms. for
merly the Peoples Palace, on Grand
street.
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21
JERSEY CITY
BEATEN AGAIN
The InefPectiVeness Of Pitch r
Burns Had Much to Do
With Defeat.
JERSEYS COULD NOT HIT
Mills Held the Locals Down
to Five Hits There Was
Nothing the Matter
With the Fielding.
THE RECORDS.
EASfTEIsN + EA CITE
TODAY'S GAMES.
jersey City at Montreal.
Newark at Toronto.
Worcester at Rochester.
Providence at Buffalo.

Montreal again defeated the Jersey.
City Club in the game played yesterday
at Montreal. The Jersey men were un-
able to locate the curves Of Mills, who
held the 'Skeeters at his mercy through
out. while Burns, the visiting pitcher,
was touched up for ten safe hits. Burns
was wild. which further reduced his
effectiveness. and seven bases on balls
proved beneficial to the home players
in the first and sixth innings and helped
materially in the accumulation of the
eight runs tailed in these two innings.
The Jerseys played a fast game in the
field, the only mjshaps beng by the bat
terry, Burns and McManus. who We're
each charged with an error. Th only
run scored by the Jerseys was made by
Halligan, who made a two base hit and
scored on a single by Carr. Woods and
Mack divided the fielding honors between
tpem. beth making some brilliant plays.
By defeating Jersey City yesterday Mon
treal was advanced beyond last position
for the first time since the season opened.
The score:
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21
AMATEURS IN THE SWIM
Championship Races to Be
Held This Year at Travers
Island.

The amateur swimmers are interested
in the approaching swimming champion
ships of the Amateur Athletic Union,
which will be held this year at Trayers
Island under the auspices of the New
York A. G. In order to allow competi-
tors to compete in all five championships
the programme will be distributed over
three days-July u. August % and oc-
tober 4. On July Il. at 5 ?. NJ. the
220-yard and half-mile Amateur Athletic
Union championships will be given; also
a 110-yard handicap and a novice 10
yard. On August %. at ? p NJ, the
uuarter-mile ard one-mile national cham
pionships viii be held: also novice 10
yard championship will end the amateur
athletic Union contests.
In addition there will be 4 100-yard
handicap and 4 half-mile handicap, also
100-yard novice and diving cempeti-
tion. The regular Amateur Athletic
Union die medal will be given to first.
second and third in each championship.
and the New oYrk Athletic Club medal
viii be given to first. second and third IN
the handicap and novice races. All con
tests above 10 yards viii be with turn
and across the tide. and will be held as
near slack water as possible, so that rec
or,ls can be made under the same condl-
tions as heretofore.
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21
M. DIS BALL PRACTICE.
Preparing to Beat Their Bayonne
brothers in Short Order.

About twenty-five doctors gathered
on the grounds of the Jersey City Base
ball Club at West Side Park Yesterday
morning for the purpose Of selecting a
team to meet the Bayonne doctors who
recently issued a challenge to the local
NJ Ds. Every man wanted a chance to
show what he could do and some real
clever bull playing was the result.
Two teams were chosen from the doc
TORS present, DIR. J. J. Briderick cal
tanning one and DIR. Hamilton yreelan
the other For two hours the teams
played with encouraging results. There
proved to be excellent material for Il
good team and with practice the local
doctors should have no difficulty in beat
ing the rivals from the sister city.
DR.. Broderick announced last evening
that the teams would keep on practicing
for a month before the final selections
were made. No date has been set for
the game as yet.
s great many Of the 'boys' were sore
after the game and several sought d
Turkish bath.
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21

A drug trust now confronts the people
of Jersey City and Newark. 1t was
leaInae yesterday that the New Jersey
Drug Association was organized sew
erai months ago under the laws OF this
State with capital of S125,00o, to be
Increased as the business increases.
The first signs Of the operations Of the
trust were discovered yesterday in the
Lafavette section The pharmacy of
William Hokes ON Communipaw avenue.
near Wilton street. was absorbed a few
days ago and the price paid was $1,000
Several prominent Jersey City and
Newark men are behind the scheme and
the managers are hustling daily with
their plans and closing numerous deals
Efforts are being made by those behind
the corporation to keep their schemes
from leaking out, but at least a half a
dozen druggists in Jersey City have sold
out TO the corporation and as many mole
in Newark.
Mr.. c. f. Gordes, the president of the
corporation, was located ut the recentig
acquired Lafayette store. When seer.
yesterday he was reluctant to admit
that trnst had been formed. lie evad
ca being questioned at first, but finally
admitted the facts. a corporation, ne
said, had been formed to operate a
Jersey City and Newark and had just
begun to spread out.
Il am the president" said Mr.. Cords,
"and several prominent men Of this city
and Newark are interested in the
scheme. 1t was not our intention to let
our planse become known for some time,
because it would affect our schemes. We
intend to do business on a large scale,
and believe that we can undersell any
firm when we get our plans working
wen. Our capital vii be increased in
time.
I'VE are really trust. There are
ever so many other trusts. so we believe
that d drug trust is in order. Our plans
are to purchase drugs in large quantities
aud then we can undersell the depart
nent stores and others who enter into
competition. We will also go into the
proprietary line. having purchased the
Sunfower Drug Company of New York
oayy recently. Our Office is at No SOC
Broad street, Newark.
President Gordes refused to tell wha.
other drug stores had been purchased.
but admitted that several deals had
been closed and others We're under con-
sideration.
Tie druggists are decidedly bitter
against the trust. A dozen or more who
were seen last evening denounce the cor
poration, stating that they would b.
practically driven out of business BY
the trust when the managers eonsumnat-
Ell their plans and begun to cut prices
President Gordes admitted in his in
terview that there were big profits in the
business and that the trust looked for
large returns.
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21
PAVONIA Y. C. REGATTA.
To Be Held Saturday, June 2s
-Courses and Yachts to
Take Place.

Pavonia Yacht Club Of Jersey City,
are located on the Bayonne shore Of New
York Bay near the foot of East Forty
second street,-is practically in shipshape
for the yachting season. Thirty-one
yachts in commission were counted at
thsanchorage yesterday, while several
more boats are rapidly being made ready
for launching The old stone mansion
occupied as clubhouse is also in COM
mission, affording necessary accommoda-
tions. The Pavonia yachtsmen look for
ward to an enjoyable season, the present
condition of boats being in striking COM
parison with one year ago, when few
wcr III readiness for racing or cruising
even by July. Membership is nearing
the two-hundred mark, twenty-one appli-
cants having been admitted at the latest
club meeting
First of the seasons regattas viii take
place Saturday. June %, starting at
eleven o'clock in the morning. This will
consist of three classes, for yawls. sloops
and catboats. Messrs George w, james,
Bergamond and Alexander are the Re
gatta Committee. Yawls and sloops are
to cover practically parallel course,
starting from the clubhouse pier, sailing
thence TO West Bank light and the bell
buoy near the Romer Shoals and return.
Catboats will sail around triagular
course from the club piei. to point off
Morris x Cummings long dock, thence
tacking and making a turn around Rob
bins Reef lighthouse, returning along the
old Constable Hook and Bayonne shore
to the starting point Among the many
fast yachts and clever yachtsmen, some
fine results are expected with favorable
elements.
pavonia Yacht Club officers include
Commodore Stephen A. Cooper Vice
Commodore L. +. Lyme, Treasurer Louis
AIettelsdorf, Secretary William +. Tobin,
Measurer A. r. Curtis, Fleet Captain
John Wright and Fleet Surgeon DR.. NJ.
j. Parker. The House Committee are
AIessrs. Alexander F. Roe, Charles
Wake, William Willis, DR.. David Wood
ruff and DR.. Lpeius Russ. O. r. Coe ana
Robert Mcfarland are the Anchorage
Committee.
Principal among the yachts at anchor
or nearing launching, polluted out to a
Jersey City News. reporter. may he
mentioned the following: Mr. Curry
Van Horns yawl-rgged Pelican, A. n.
Roes yawl Forsyth IL. s. A. Cooper's
yawl Process, DR.. parker's yawl Theo,
- :
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21
OLIVER DR. EW CHALLENGED
Dan Bruder Suggest Match for
$50 That Drew Refuses.

Another Indication of Oliver Drew $
lack of nerve is shown by his refusal t.
accept even the challenge of Daniel
Bruder Of tie Jersey City and Harrison
handball clubs Bruder challenged the
Irish champion to play a match at dou-
bles for S25 or $50 side. Bruder naming
Ed Irieke Of the local clubs as partner
Drew TO select Ed Hoplans, the Harlem
PLAYER who served as Drew's team mate
for several weeks. The proposition did
moi meet with Drew's approval. 1t was
evidently too difficult, and as IN the
case of Champion Egan's offers TO Drew
the latter cut it out. Upon Drew's re
fusal to play in a match at doubles
Bruder challenges the reputed world
champion to play match at singles.
Brader offering to bet SO or $40 that i,e
would win. Drew. however, evidently
nrefcrs ia nose as a champion without
any real attempt TO prove himself sueh.
At any rate Drew is not calculated TO
get ii any match game unless he mas a
snre thing and all efforts to induce hin
Ia nlay Egan and Bruder have been
without result. His refusal to accept
Brudcr's challenge has created more
Speculation than ever regarding ths
Irishnlan's ability as player Brader $
second class only when compared with
champion Egan. who can give him 10
a..es "a game. and with Drew's refusal e
accept Bruder's challenge. handoall p,as
e,.s .,re wondering how the Dublin play
er has the nerve TO claim world 5 cham
inionshin honors with both Egan and
Krnaer in the iield ready to prove theis
superiority with the proper amount Of
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21
Baseball in Hoboken.

Tomorrow afternoon on the st. George
Cricket Grounds the deciding game OF
the series between the Cuban \ Giants
and the Hoboken Club will be played.
The teams have met twice before this
season. each team winning victory. To
morrow the club will have it ont and the
winner will be the champion. FEebosen
last Sunday defeated the Cincinnati Club
ANA "a flle same team VIII be in the field
for Manager Daab tomorrow. tue colere
player viii have their own troubles. The
st. George Cricket GfonndS = very
nanniar resort for baseball followers t
Ills cir. ana tie game tomorrow vii
draw heavier than ever Dasher tise
young college boy FROM Fordham. wto
held the Cincinnati Club down 70 nye
hits. will be ID The points for the hlol,e-
kens tomorrow Play will begin It half
past three. With no counter ATTRACTION
at West New York tomorrow, there
should be large crowd at the Cricket
Grounds.
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21
PARK REFORMED CHURCH.

Miss Jessie Parker viii be the soloist
at the two services at the Park Church
on Sunday, singing an air from Gaul's
Holy City, and Haydn's With Ver-
dure Clad The anthem Still More, Z
by w. T. Williams. with incidental solos
for Miss Parker, Bertram Black and J..
r. Williams. and From Afar. Gracious
Lord by Verdi. will be slung by full
choir. For the inter-eanticle Adolph
Schneider will sing 4 viii Follow" by
w. r. Williams. Services are now held
in the basement during the work of reno
walton Of the church
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21

Old Members Of the Union M. E.
Church Give Social.

Al reception was given by the old mem
bers of the Union Place NJ. e. Church
to the new members Thursday evening
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
Society, Of which Mrs. Stillwagen is pres
ident. A very large audience enjoyed the
entertainment
The musical part of the programme
was furnished by Mr. john Telas. soloist,
and Miss L. Stevens. pianist. Mrs VIII.
lam Crowell read several selections, and
Miss Edith Askew recited. The ladies
On the refreshment committee were Mrs
King, Mrs. Morse Mrs. l. Grenleaf, Miss
Gibbs, Mrs. Askew, Mrs. Tozer and Mrs
Cook.
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21

feating them by collecting hits in the
first and third innings. Worcester oat-
batted Rochester but had more fielding
errors. The scere:
la Rochester,:
Worcester 20 o 0 90 - o 2-5
Rochester .3 o , 0 0 O 0 x--T
Batteries Merritt and steelman
Horton and Phelps.
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21
ST. pAuL's M. {.

Services viii be held in st. Paurs NJ.
e. Church tomorrow as usual. In the
morning the sermon will be preached by
the Rev. A. D. Bogert, Of Newark, n. J.
In the evening the pastor will preach.
The service in the evening will begin at
7 As and win be limited to one hour.
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21
AMATEURS ON
The DIAMOND
Junior Teams Are Having a
Busy Season on the
Feds
PALMA BEAT NONpAREIL
Clubs Recently Organized
Challenges Issued and
Some of the Games
Played.

The Palma Field Club scored a victory
over the Nonpareil Club in a game in
which batting was free on both sides.
Palma landed theirs and also played a
clean fielding game and won By this
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21

Mr. Samuel Rowland, prominent real
estate dealer on Grand street, near the
junction, is having his offices remodelled
and altered.
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21

IN pitchers battle yesterday Buffalo
managed to carry off the honors in the
game with Providence. Ferry and Conn
did great work in the box, having the
best Of control and the limit was three
hits for Buffalo and 2 for Providence.
The score; e;-
IN Buifaio:---
pnffalo % o 1 o OF O x--3S
p,avidence I's',ssi % 2 o 0 o 0 0 @ o.
Batteries Ferry and shaw; Conn and
McAulcy
The champions turned the tables on
Worcester Yesterday at Rochester. de-
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21

Roundsman Cornelius Noonan, Of the
Communipaw Avenue Station, returned
yesterday from his vacation.
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21
LIVE NOTES
ABOUT TOWN,

John Noe, Of City Collector Davis's Of
fee, win spend his vacation at Belmar,
n. J.
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21

Peter Coffey. also 70 the City Collect
ors office, viii go to Arbury Park.
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21

Jersey lily .-.U v " y Y " y " =
Sacrifice hit-Nlills Stolen bases
Raub. .: Shearon. Odwell. Two-base
hits-Raub. Kelly. Halligan. Carr.
Bases on balls-OfT Mills. 5; off Burns.
{. Struck out--By Mills, 2. Passed ball
Fuller. Double play-Wdods and
Carr. Left on bases-.Iersey City, ii:
Montreal. 4. Time of game hours and
5 minutes Umpire-Mr. Rim. Attend
ance-1, 100.
TORONTO. June 21.-Newark proved
easy for the Torontos yesterday, and
were whitewashed The Torontos out
played Bulnham's men at all points, and
the Jerseymen were never in the hunt.
Cross. the Newark twirler, was hit hard.
the Torontos driving the ball all around
the lot Hardy. the local twirler, was
deceptive and pitched very effective
game. the visitors finding him for only
three hits. Combined with the hard hit
ting of the Torontos was the ragged field
ing Of the NewarlSs, the team missing
connections seven times. The defeat has
dropped Newark in last place on the rec
ord. The score was:-
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21

Patrolman Lynch, of the Communipaw
.Ararne tSation, left yesterday on his va
cation. y II Il 81
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21

Lawyer George W. Rurode, Philip
Weis, Walter Stowell and Frank Young,
young men of the Hill section. have
formed camping party which win leave
next Saturday for Lake Hopatceng to
look over the grounds with view of se-
curing desirable samping quarters. II
they decide on a place they will spend
the month of August in real camp life
Ther are two or three other parties on
the Hill who contemplate camping at the
lake, also a party of girls from Bayonne.
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21
NEWARK

Totals ..... -. y . =
Arizona republican., 1902-12-25
NOTICE OF BIDS.

Sealed proposals will be received until II o'clock a. m. of Monday, December % 1902, by the board of control of Ari- zona, at their office in the city of Phoe- nix, Arizona. at which time and place bids will be opened in the presence or bidders for furnishing supplies to the insane asylum in such quantities a>, may be required mOre or less) for the three months commencing January l. 1903, and ending March 31, 1903.
 The board reserves the right to ac- cept or reject part or all of any bid.
 A list of supplies can be seen at tn~ office of the board of control.