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New-York tribune., 1902-02-08
FINE WEATHER AVID COOP sk4TIyg.

The weather yesterday excellent for skating
and as all the lakes in the big parks in the city
were open for the sport there many persons
out Central Park presented lively scene all day
especially after school hours. when the children
fOcked TO the lake in droves The Zee IN m.
condition. Van CoTtlandt Park also attracted a
large number OF skaters throughout the day.
At Prospect Park tho ice also in good csndf-
tion, and as result the lake thronged all dey
with lovers OF the sport The small lakes and
ponds IN New-Jersey and the suburban places on
Long Island were found to be In fine condftion
New-York tribune., 1902-02-08
PRINCE HENRY's STAFF.

Some excellent portraits of the PROMINENT
members of Prince Henry's personal star
who will accompany him TO America In to-
morrOw's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-08
SyggS SPyogRgIS
Op0RTSrlfN'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

ADMINISTRATION billiard championship Knfcker-
bocker Athletic Club. afternoon and evening.
Golf Club
ihLf-i PENNSYLVANIA College contests Philade-
phiA Boston Athletic Association games.
hASh III IBALL.-Harvard vs.. Columbia Columbia: Yale
11'eshmlen vs. Columbia freshmen Princeton
HoCkE Hockey Club OF New-York vs. St Nicholas
skating Club. st. Nicholas Rink s:l5 D. M
New-York tribune., 1902-02-08
MORE COPPER NINE LITIGATION.
HEINzEs EFFORTS TO INSPECT ANACONDA NINE
AGAIN STOPPED
IBy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.


s-eieha' Mont, Feb. I'm the Supreme Court to-
- - at this city. the order issued on Wednesday
- - Judge Clancy. OF the District Court granting
- .. helnze order OF survey and inspection Of
- anaconda Mine. stopped. The order gave
e. nsihze people their second writ OF survey and
~. 'i"h Within three weeks. This order was for
o+op pose OF seeing whether not the Anaconda
e.UPerty is trespassing on the Belmont lode claim
eesa. oy Heinze. The Clancy order was to take
was immediately The first granted TO Heinze
nen6t.s stayed By the court and the action is now
Supreme me Helnze attorneys ordered by the
cause 1hS Irt 10 appear within ten days and show
ei surve, a me order staying the lower courts writ
Spo0id not be made permanent
New-York tribune., 1902-02-08
YALE VARSITY DEFEATED

Schenectady. y. Y. Feb. The Yale varsity tv.
defeated at basketball tonight by the Wash
ington Continentals. S1th Separate Company by a
score of 10 To In the State Armory before crowd
OF fifteen hundred persons. The playing was close
and the game I'm doubt until the end. \ large dele
fOuyp EaS
New-York tribune., 1902-02-08
ertciAL SERVICE AT ST. BARrHoLoyEw,S

Bsrtbo,aeeSlrna Sunday will be celebrated at St
row st " Church by special service to-nor-
TIE ns.eo D. m. All the clergy and lay readers OF
the ps,,.u "h take part I'm the service as well as
rsrmaa s,ti11IIch chapel, junior chapel, Oriental
~ David u 9lsh and Chinese chors The Rev
ofsss. ~ Greer. the rector, will deliver an ad-
New-York tribune., 1902-02-08
CYCLING.
LONGER HOURS For CONTESTANTS

Albany, Feb. (SpecIaD.-The Assembly Commit
zee Codes reported this morning the bill Of As
somblyman Brooks. OF Buffalo, which permits
bcyc" riders 10 race eighteen hours consecutively
after tho hrs tWenty-four hours Of a bicycle contest
The present law forbids bicycle riders racing
than a period Of twelve consecutive hours after
been urged by certain bicycle racing assoca tiors
Square Garden.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-08
LAWN TENNIS.

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION MEETING.
Boston. Feb THE United States National Lawn
Tennis Association will hold its twenty first annual
meeting at the Waldorf-Astoria, New-York on Sat
urday, February 10. at $50 p. Officers will be
chosen for the ensuing year and action will be
taken the report of committee appointed to
draw up regulations and proposed changes in
scme Of the laws governing lawn tennis in the
tied
New-York tribune., 1902-02-08
FOOTBALL.
No YALE-COLUMRIA CAME.

New-Haven. Conn, Feb 1T is announced that
Columbia and Yale will not play football fall
The presence Of Lancon and Kingdom on the Co
lumbia team I'm the game with Yale last season
IS declared TO have created an unplea santness on
account Of the belief of Yale that they were
ineligible to play bona fide students.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-08
BASEBALL.
THE SEASON OF THE COLLEGE OF THE
CITY OF NEW-YORK CLOSES TONIGHT.

The baseball team of the College OF the City of
New-York will play the last game of the season at
the list Regiment ArmoTy this evening Its oppo-
nents will be the champion team OF the National
Guard, composed of members of the list Regiment
There Will also be "A concert by Fancullrs Band
After the game there will be dancing
New-York tribune., 1902-02-08
CENTURY wHEELMEN ADJUSTMENTS.

The Century Wheelmen will hold a masquerade
ball at the clubhouse. No "a Amsterdam-ave
next Tuesday night. The following evening will
he women's night and dancing programme has
been arranged for that evening. On February 10
which will also be women's night there will be
progressive euchre contest. a smoker will take
place February 90
New-York tribune., 1902-02-08
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC APPRECIATED.
WORDS OF COMMENTATOR FROM ESTEEMED CON
TEHPORARIEs
From The Brooklyn Eagle.

From The Brooklyn Eagle.
The Tribune Almanac for 1902 maintains its repu-
tation as a complete compendium of political in
formation. The issue for the current year is in no
inferior TO its predecessors and that is saying
a good deal, for The Tribune Almanac for many
years has been accepted authority in the mat
political information and statistics. Perhaps
it has been more widely known in this regard than
for any other one feature. II is reputation that
has been earned and well deserved by perfect
work, extending back through a good many dec
AIDES. But The Tribune Almanac has not been
tent with excellence in this respect alone. pre-
sents a OF statistical information all
we'll digested. skfully arranged and carefully
edited. that IL shall not be numbered with mat
ters that are not TO the point. 1t is work which
no student Of public affairs any citizen interest
out.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-08

: Captain Irwin. OF the Shrewsbury Club. said to-
night.
the DreadnauCht and expect to mako a far better
showing In tomorrow If have plenty OF
windward work I think | will he pretty we'll up
front when the twenty miles finished
The second will be held over the same course
! at II o'clock tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-08
INTERESTING TO HARLEM

Manhattan College. an old land mark which
hns been located at Broadwny and one-hu,
dred-and-fhfrty-nrst-st. since 1883. f. about
60 move. Its new site In to-morrew's Trib-
n
New-York tribune., 1902-02-08
PRIZE WINNERS

I'm the Little Men and Women contest for tho
hest composition the james Henry arti-
Gle will be given I'm this interesting depart
ment for the little folk in to-morrow's Trib-
New-York tribune., 1902-02-08
BASKETBALL.
COLUMBIA TO PLAY HARVARD TONIGHT

opening New-York intercollegiate championship
match at the Columbia gymnasium tonight. The
lineup OF the two teams will be follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-02-08
Harvard
Columbia.

There will also be game in the Columbia gym
nasium tonight between the Yale freshmen snt
the Columbia freshmen. Last year Columbia anC
Harvard played a close game. the latter winuinl
close one.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-08
CARROLL OFF FOR A REST.

The names of John F. Carroll and Maurice Inter
myer the sailing list of the Prinzessn Vie
toria Juse which sails to-day on cruise among
the West Indies. Mr.. Carroll has kept HIS vacs-
ton plans 10 himself, and few knew about his trip
until last night.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-08
YALE TO MEET CALTFoRyyt

New-Haven. Conn. Feb. Yale has accepted
the challenge OF the University of California FOR .
dual track meet to be held in this citv about NJ
l.! Announcement OF the acceptance was sent =,
the California team to-day. ~
New-York tribune., 1902-02-08
CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH TONIGHT.

Score-Crescent A g, Q; Yale. > Goas-SChiebler
Wall. =: Linton . Dolby 4: Iuman. .. Referee
Mckenzie Goal umpires-C. Switzer and n Chauncey &
New-York tribune., 1902-02-08
Columbia Institrt.
YALE DEFEATED BY G. 4 G.

. Referee-Ha zleton. -
New-York tribune., 1902-02-08

Position.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-25
NO DOUBT OF INSANITY OF ANIMALS
Species That Have tho Same Afiiotion
as the Human Race.

Animals go crazy just like human
beings said an observant citizen.
"and | have seen some rather curious
instances In my time. | have often
wondered why some man who makes
a special study of animal psychology
hasn't taken the subject up. Really
here is good field for some scientist
who is fond of specializing on such
subjects. ! recall the case of a horse
who displayed unmistakable evidences
of insanity The horse was moody
He was fine animal, almost perfect
physically, and went all the gaits. He
was one of the best buggy horses /
ever saw, and could trot a mile in a
jiffy About once a month he would
get into an unhappy mood. There was
no doing anything with him. He would
not obey any of the usual commands.
He was simply wild. He would run
away in minute. One day his owner
and friend went out for a drive. It
was one of the bad days with the horse
1t was one of his crazy days. He be-
came unmanageable and ran away
The owner was badly bruised and his
friend was killed The horse was bad
ly crippled by running off Of a bridge
He was so badly hurt that he was not
OF much good afterward. He was un-
questionably crazy. | have seen other
animals display the same weakness.
have seen crazy cats, crazy dogs, crazy
cows and crazy animals of various
kinds, and it seems to me that there is
a good field here for some man who
takes an interest in such Matters
New Orleans Times Democrat
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-25
Croker Failed to BuY.

Richard Croker Tammany Halls ex-
president, was walking down Madison
avenue a day or two after his loss OF
the political scepter, when he was ac.
costed by newsboy.
"Psper, sir, paper?" cried the little
fellow, advancing toward Mr.. Croker;
extra, all about the change in the
city government Iammany out of
power and reformers in. Paper, sir?'
mo, no." said the fallen chief, i'm
patiently waving him aside Il don't
want it; go way"
"All about the downfall of Richard
Croker, sir" persisted the youth but
the sharpness of the look from the
man from Vantage brought the boy to
sudden and final silence, and Croker
hurried on, still scowling
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-25
Chocolate Chpstnuts.

Chocolate chestnuts form a delicious
sweet and may be made by the juven-
lie amateur cook. Large chestnuts are
boiled till tender, but not to the point
Of falling apart. They are then re-
moved from the fire, drained and set
aside to cool. Now make a rich sirup
of sugar and water, adding unsweet-
ened chocolate to 1t till it is colored
and Favored TO taste. A little vanilla
put in at the last is an Improvement
Dip the chestnuts in the slrup one by
one, taking them out on a broad fork
or fiat wire egg-beater. Put them on
oil paper to harden. Piled in a little
china or silver basket they arc a prett'
dish.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-25
Joplin Boy Saved Nine Live.

JOPLIN, Mo; Dick Bayless, a mem
Der of the Joplin baseball team, proved
himself hero by saving the lives of
nine men at Wacotr mine on the Mis-
souri, Lead & Zinc tract Fire started
in holster house. The holster men be-
came confused and were unable to render
assistance to the eleven men under
ground. Bayless, employed in the
engine room, came TO the rescue and
pulled ont nine of them through smoke
and flame before overcome with exhaus-
ton. The rescued workmen pulled up
the two remaining men just as the hois-
ter house collapsed.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-25
New judicial District

WAsmNGToN The Indian appropria-
tion bill will create new judicial dis
trict for the northern district OF Indian
Territory The new section will pro
vide for the division of the northern
district into two districts. The Semi
mole and Greek nations will be included
in one district, together with that por-
tion of the Cherokee nation west of the
Askansas river and north of the Cana
dian. This district will be known as
the Western Judicial District Of In
dian Territory. Provision is made for
the appointment Of United States
attorney for the western district and
for United States marshal for the
northern district. Courts are establish
ed at Sapulpa, Okmulgee and Eufaula
in the western district, and Sallisaw in
the northern district.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-25
IARegsr DaEper IN 1Hr wuFlp
Zig Dipper WIN scoop Up Thirteen Tnn.
of Material ut One Time.

Zig Dipper VIII scoop Up Thirteen Ton.
of Material ut One Time.
On the LIST day OF June next the Pol.
son Iron and Shipbuilding works at
Toronto will deliver to ]. Poupure, a
Montreal contractor, the largest dipper
dredge in the world 1t will cost SG2.
200 to build.
The title dipper dredge, by which it
is known, is hardly fair to the i'm
mense machine now under process of
construction. 1t is big dipper; so
big that every time it goes down into
the deep thirteen tons OF material will
be brought to the surface and dropped
into the scow beside it. This immense
weight of 10000 pounds will be han
died as lightly and easily as If it were
a shovelful instead Of eight cubic yards
of earth.
This great dipper can reach down in
to the water and haul up earth from a
depth of fifty feet, and its capacity is
sixty loads an hour, which, for days
work OF ten hours, mean Is, 800 900
pounds.
For a craft doing such an immense
amount of lifting it is not long-just
SO feet, with a beam OF SO feet inches
and a mean depth OF 10 feet inches.
/ The great arm which vii control the
dipper will be 66 feet long, and two
steel spuds will run down on each side
OF the vessel and take firm hold on the
bottom while she is lifting. The main
hosting engine has cylinders with a
l6-inch diameter and an 1S-inch stroke.
The dredge will carry crew OF IL
easily, says the Buffalo Commercial.
The consulting engineer in its con-
struction Is L. A. Desy OF Montreal. 1t
will do its gigantic feats OF dipping
/ first in connection with the great
works which Mr.. Poupore, the pur-
chaser, is constructing for the govern
ment at Maisonneuve and Sorel.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-25
Norwegian. slagalarlr ravsrsa.

Charles N. Herreid. governor OF
South Dakota. is of Norwegian ances-
try and is the third Norwegian Amerl-
can to occupy the office of governor OF
that state.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-25

Palermo has fine new theater. The
estimated cost was 2.450.000 francs
the real cost was 1000. 900.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-25

Chas. j. Axtel, a young man living
near Blackwell, died from the effect Of
eating too many Easter eggs He ate
II and friend of his ate 12, who was
quite sick, but will recover.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-25

A number of letters have been receiy-
ed at the governors Office from the in
terror department at Washington, rela-
tive to the number of buffalo in the ter
ritory. After considerable trouble, it
has been ascertained that there are four
head of these animals in captivity in
Oklahoma. These are the property Of
'Pawnee Bill" of Pawnee City.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-01

vance and decline OF 3 to points from
the ton was established. Near the close
fresh buying occasloncd sfeadiness, making
the net gain 2 TO points on the day. The
summary 81 the weekly weather report was
as Follows: Reports Of injury FROM rain
the belt. with the exception ~ the Caro-
iinas and portions II Texas. and SprOnting
and rotfing IN bolls are largely reported,
especially in the central districts, Picking,
though much interrupted, IS well advanced
and i nearing completion IN some districts
Late cotton W Central and Northern It Nns
Is making rapid growth but VIII not ma
turc pnicss ficst IS unusually late, aud
with these conditions n Hight top crop may
he gathered IN Alabama. tine crop Of
The stock market In New York showed a
healthier feeling and much Improvement 10
values was Noted. u wss timored later
that the anth,acite coaa strike WAS settled,
aud as Reading railroad shares advanced
81. y would appear IS y there was sonic
foundation TO the report, The financial
situation looks more cheerful than FOR sew
cral days paSt. and confidence Is helng &c.
stored. The movement. while large, Is on
set hv the heavy exports, lemnnstratiug
that spnners are buying freely direct from
the interior. Late cables from Liverpool
today say that English spinners are com.
mencing 10 huy. aud that continental spin,
ncrs are becoming uneasy, showing signs OF
operating soon. The weekly weather report
was unfavornhe and iud ing from cond,
bureau to be issued Friday should Ne as
low as last year. when the general average
was 81 per cent There Is no doubt
European splnners are getting nervous and
with any free buying by them prices will
advance quickly We continue g think
vantage Of strong periods to realize profits.
H & y. Seer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-01
Caroill & Richardson's Letter.

Houston Texas, September so. Liverpool
was Disappointing at the opening this morn.
ing, futures lls-64d to 2.G4d lower, but with
the better tone IN our markets, advanced
quickly. closing 1iS-64d above yesterday.
Gables stated that Manchester had begun To
buy spot cotton. aud that the continent
was uneasy. Local exporters were doing
a little more business, but the demand was
spotted and offerings from the Interior were
free.
Tcday's port receipts was record break.
er for the mouth Of September con.
tinued free movement is expected notwith-
standing that September engagements are
nlled
The weekly bureau was as bulush as
ever, although reading between the lines
one can see some disposition to modify the
radical Views which have been expressed
so often here of late IN this report.
The improved tone of the New York
stock market money rates on call ioaus J
per cent, aud probable relief from the gov.
eminent II necessary, wns n stimulating in
tuence I'm cotton. Trading today was prln-
elpally local with the South fair buyers.
New York closed to up New Orleans
70 up. spots y down In New lorg
l-16 up al Houston, unchanged elsewhere
Tomorrow the Liverpool Cotton nssocin.
tion will adopt new system of committing
fractions IN their market. Hereafter mans.
actions viii be made In pence and decimal
hundredths
Fiue weather following tho raine is the
hear feature Of the market, but should we
see a good general demand for spots prices
can easily be worked higher. We still look
for scalpine market around present prices.
Curb trading IN cotton viii be resumed
in New Orleans tomorrow.
Below Is parity table Of sixty fourtns
OF penny and decimal equivalents. by
which Liverpool futures will be quoted IN
future:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-01
ONWHOLESALE MARKET

imported recently are well cleared out and
mere are signs Of strong demand for DC.
toper. Local prices continue at 81 7ssis M
grades. W ''s'
, No cars Of bananas arrived and several
more win come in today. weak prices ars
expected IN view Of the fact TINT New
orleans banana concerns expect 10 liberally
supply the local market with consignment.
OF choice Port Limon fruit In order to on.
set the shipments by the independent line
from Galveston.
some Improvement is noted on the situa.
tipn In cotton seed products. OH is selling
about lse higher for future delivery ana
no change Is noted for October delivery. A
similar advance has occurred On linters
Prime cotton seed cake and meal have
taken an upward move. The former brings
S24 100000 and the latter S24 25d24. IS
for Galveston delivery. The large supply OF
cake and meal that were first required to
make up depleted stocks In the Interior
have prevented offerings from being as lib.
eral as at first and the bills have not yet
had the benefit Of the new crop to the de.
gree expected
czarnikow, MacDougail & Co. Of New
York say Of sugar: In spite Of the adj
vance offerings Of cane sugars from all
sources are very light. The holders Of the
majority Of stocks remaining in Cuba have
fully made up their minds to carry their
stocks until next year unless much b CHER
prices are paid. Java the next source Of
supply Of cane sugars Is firmly holding the
unsold sugars at SIS Thd, or. say. very near
the parity of 3Ssc. duty paid. There Is lit
tie or no sugar eft In the Brit Sin We (
Indies or Porto Rico, while Peruyians are
unobtalnable at the equivalent Of 3ssc and
Demerara Is asking Use basis 90 degrees
G. +. for shipment next month IL MEETINGS
continue on tile same scale through Octo.
her 1t is likely that furtner purchases OF
European beets may have TO be made. es-
pecially for New Orleans, where II will be
necessary to keep the refneres we'll
stocked In order TO mike them Independent
Of the first sugars Of the Louisiana crop.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-01
j. N. Wisner,s letter.


Houston. Texas, September Liver pool
spots today were quiet and unchanged with
sales Of only 5000 bales futures there fol
lowed the trend Of events on thls side and
closed steady They are due TO be un.
changed tomorrow.
Rains cold weather and anticipation Of a
hullish weekly bureau caused both home
and foreign markets 60 open higher, but
values were unable TO advance and de-
cllued slightly, except January New York
which rs being artlhclally supported.
The weekly bureau was construed both
ways. but generally conceded 10 be slightly
bearsh on account Of mention or top crop.
etc.
Money was easier, but trading was mod.
erste and somewhat divided. Late cables
from Liverpool advised. We thinkfwe eau
sec signs u splnners becoming uneasy aud
expect some free buying soon.
Theodore Prices monthly estimate is 81
and be predicts crop Of 9,5OO.0oO bales
which seems unreasonable, as the govern
ment estimate on October 3 last year was
81 and commercial crop was l0T00,O00
bales.
The consensus Of opinion IL that the
present market Is a very narrow scalping
one. without serious decline and possibly
some advance before the monthly bureau,
which comes on Friday, aud on any ad,
ysnce Il a sale rather than 4 purchase ex
cent the January New York option. which
Is quite dangerous either way.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-01
London Wool Auction.

London, September 30. The offerings at
the wool auction sales today numbered
1854 bales A moderate quantity Of good
medium ccossbreds was taken for America
Of IL per cent advance. and also some
greasy merluoa Al an Increase OF 10 per
cent over the July prices Sales 10 detail;
Nav SOUTH Wales 1900 bales; secured
4iLda1s sd. greasy 9iid@Is.
Victoria 300 hale6 secured 1dais Id,
greasy 4ihdGi1s 10
South Australia, 200 bales secured O15da
is SID; greasy 4Ha7Ad.
Eets Zealand. 30 halesi secured 46d91s
T5sd: greasy 3isFtlllad
cape 81 Good Hope aui Natal, 900 bd'esi
secured Oh; greasy 0N3Sd.
Falkland Islands. 1000 bales; greasy al
Pnnta Arenas 100 bales; greasy SAG
SRd