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New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
AUTOMOBILE TESTS.
TO TOUR THE GRAND CANYON ANT
YELLOWSTONE PARK.

Endurance contests for automobiles under
usually conditions to be popular. The
successful ending of the recent Toledo New York
trip has resulted in company deciding to start
vehicles in several sections of the country on
durance that will determine the capabilities
of the carriages
Believing that mountain climbing and mountain
work will the satisfaction of every in
terested the capabilities and possibilities of auto
mobiles the company has made arrangements with
Oliver Lippincott. of Los Angeles. Cal. to make
tour of the West in a steam carriage. The tour
mapped out will embrace a complete circuit of
the Grand Canyon of the Colorado, followed by
journeys through the Yosemite Valley and later on
into Yellowstone Park well other points of
interest in and about that mountainous Western
country.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
ONE SUCCESSFUL FAvoRITE.
CARL KAHLER BREAKS TRACK RECORD AT
NEW-ORLEANS.


New-Orleans. Jan. Cast Iron. who landed the
fifth race, was the only winning favorite to-day.
Carl Kahler lowered the five furlong track record
in the first race. Weather clear; track fast. sum-
mares:
First five fuIIongsl-Carl Kaher. 11S tCoournl.
1, Horse Shoe Tobacco, 121 tSnelD. 20 I.
second; The star Of Bethlehem III ichaesl 1S TO l.
third Time 1-O01.- Lady Kent. John CT Ford Ths
Rush. Barney Saa Charles c. and St. David also
Second and one-sixtesnth rniles)-Frank Nc
Connel 100 Ciountain). Is TO l. won Admiral Schley
liz e. Robertson % l. second: Zack Phelps, %
Hope). Is third. Time 1ie. Little Lois cnrillo.
Little Hen-y Bequeath. Matte Bazaar Patchwork So
caRa, Flying Eagle and Esther Rigss also ran -,
Third (seven furongs)-Siphon. 1O7 CCoburn). Is
to s. won; Missile 1O7 tDominlckl: 70 2 second.
Trentham. 90 Or. Brown. II TO s. third Time. 12si1-
The Fashion. Or Hart. Lathrope. Cousne Little Emmy
Lady Clark. Dusty C. Kentucky Muddle and Mersn
also
Fourth (six furiongs)-velma Clark, 100 GIynel.
20 l. AmIsari. % thompson. 20 70 l. second;
II You Dare, 9S ( Steee), TO l. third Time, 1:lSis
Blue Blaze. Fleuron and Tom Knssley also ran
won Pirates Queen. 97 tFs Brown to l. second: ice
Doughty. 1O7 (Brennanl. Is to 1. third Time 1:41t
Tenderloin Linden Ella Incidental Del Allies and Van
Hoorebeke also
sixth race (one and one-sxteenth mues'-Eda Riley.
1O7 DALE /. Miss Soak, 10T (Donlinckl %
second: Star Cotton. 114 o. Rice. Is TO l. third
Time las Donator. shut Up Radford Eugenia s. Ida
Penzance, Ringstells Myth and Haidee also ran
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10

cordingy given to him. Kennedy has done excel
lent work for the ex-champions for many years
and his old friends in Brooklyn will be sorry
him go
They predict however that Roaring Bill" will
be more than able to hold up his end in the ST.
LOUIS team, with which he will play next sea
son. He is of the comparatively few really
willing pitchers in the country He seldom
plains OF a arm, and II asked go in
pitch. Will do matter how bad he may be
feeling the time
Kennedy depends largely upon speed for his
effectiveness. He has made Brooklyn his home for
several years
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
COMING MATCHES AT HARBoR HILL.

James E. Bullen. the new captain Of the Harbor
Hill Golf Club. is already at work next seasons
schedule, and expects 10 have strong team with
which to carry II out His will have an early
opportunity for practice. as by the programme
being prepared the clubs matches will start on
April 2S. They will continue until Thanksgivin,
Day. A scheme Is to be tried in these con-
tests by which the eight monthly handicaps and
four bogie handtcapS 10 form special series
with prize for the player making the best aver
age of eight
he spring championship Will take place on May
81 and the fall championship October l. The
club has also secured the An-Staten Island Cham
pionship, for which the golfers OF Fox Hills Rich
mond County and Harbor Hill are eligible and
this tournament has been set for September 10 "a
and 20. Numerous competitions for women have
also been arranged.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
EXPECT TO LOWER RECORDS.

For the interscholastic mile relay handicap
to be held in conjunction with the sports of the
st. Bartholomew Athletic Club and the Hospital
Corps of the sth Regiment tomorrow night. entries
will be kept open until tonight An inter-regi-
mental bicycle pursuit between w. Cameron
OF the Sth Regiment. and F. w. Sulzer of the 18th
is arousing much enthusiasm among wheefmen.
Both of these riders expect 20 lower the fiat floor
record In the first mile OF their struggle.
The entries for the games closed yesterday with
total OF 312. the record for the season thus far
The Hist includes the best athletic performers in
the district. Games Will start o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
RICH STAKES AT BRIGHTON.
ALL THE PRETENTIoUS RACES AT THE
BEACH TRACK HAVE FILLED WE'LL


BEACH TRACK HAVE FILLED WE'LL.
Brghton's annual stakes for 1902 have filed well
The Produce received 276 entries of which ]. B.
Haggin. August Belmont. James r. Keene and W.
c. Whitney have been the principal contributors
The Brighton Handicap has 80 entries; the Brighton
Cup. q; the Isp Handicap. a. the Jamaica Stakes.
"a; the Test Handicap. 49, the Seagate Stakes. 40;
the Glen Cove Handicap, 81; the Montauk Stakes.
81; the Atlantic Stakes. 9S; the Winged Foot Hand-
cap, IS; the Punchestown Steeplechase. rs; the
Leopardstown Steeplechase. %; the Chantilly Hur-
die, IS, and the Auteuil Hurdle II
Following are the horses engaged in the Brighton
Handicap: Acedo All Gold. Autolight. Ballyhoo
Bey. Argressor. Baron Pepper. Brigadier. Bonui-
bert, Blues. Colonel Padden, Carbuncle. Contend.
Decanter; Dixieline. Dr. Barlow. Endurance BY
Right, Elkhorn. Emporium. Fly Wheel. Garry Her
mann Gold Heels, Gold Seeker. Herbert Hernaudo.
Irrtta Bile, Keynote, Lady Schorr, Mischievous-
Morningside Port Royal. Petra II. RoehamPton.
Royal Flush, Sun Shower, The Rhymer, Ten Can
dles. Water Color, Water Cure and Withers.
The Brighton Cup list is follows: Argressor,
Autoight, Baron Pepper. Bonnibert. Blues. Car
buncle. Dixieline, DR. Barlow. Eikhorn. Endurance
By Right. Fly Wheel Goldsmith. Gold Heels.
Bile, Maid of Harlem, Port Royal, RoehamPton.
Sun Shower. Surnnise. The Rhyner. Water Color,
Water Cure, Yankee and Taps.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
LAWN TENNIS IN ENGLAND.

PROSPECTS OF AMERICAN TEIUNrPHs CoNsIp-
Erred GOOD.
London, Jan. Recommending on the boom In lawn
tennis, which is attributed 10 the presence OF
Davis and Ward, the American players. in the
championship games of 1901. and to their prospec-
tive return in 1902 with other Americans of their
own calibre. The Pail Mall Gazette" says
The American prospects of winning the cham
pionshps unpleasantly hopeful from the Brit
ish viewpoint The Dohertys alone prevented the
doubles championship from going to the United
States, and that 2. T. Doherty has been or
dered to Davos-Platz Switzerland a resort for
consumptves), 1t Is doubtful II he will be able to
defend the title, and know of rising PLAYER
ca pable of filing the breach.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
SKATING.
THREE FAST MEN ON THE ICE WHO HAVE
DONE EXCELLENT WORK THIS WINTER

outside OF Peter Siunirud, none OF the local
skaters nave done any better work than H P.
Mcdonald. E L. Jones and ". W. Swan The
friends Of these three young men expect that they
viii divide among themselves most of the outdoor
and indoor skating championships during the win
ter. Mcdonald and Jones members of the
Heffiey School team. and Mcdonald is as we'll thu
captain of the hockey team of that institution.
Both are scratch men in practically all of the
tests in which they start
Jones is one of the most graceful speed skaters
ever in this neighborhood. and his friends be-
lieve that Re may yet lay claim to the national
championship Mcdonald. while not graceful,
covers the ice with lightning strides. and he is a
hard man TO beat in the final sprint for the win
ming post
w. w. Swan Is another speedy youngster. He
sports the colors of the New-York Athletic Club.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
cANAIBoAT OWNERS BILL.

Albany. Jan s.-The representatives OF the Canal
boa, Owners Association have canal improve
noent bill which they desire TO have introduced in
the legislature. 1t provides for the issue OF Sloo-
0po Od0 of bonds for the Improvement OF the Erie,
Oswego Champlain and Cayuga and Seneca
canals 70 I,0G0-ton barge waterways and for the
extension and Improvement of the Black River
Canal and the Gens Falls feeder, and the reopen
ing of the Delaware HUDSON. the Chenango.
the Chemung and several other abandoned canals.
is proposed submit the question of the issue
of bonds to the electors of the State at the next
general election.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
CHESS.
H. A. KELLER. CHAMPION OF COLUMBIA.

Howard A Keeler, 'Os college. is chess champion
of Columbia University. He has eight and
drawn four games B. r. Won Sholly 'O3 college, is
second. with four games won and three drawn
In the last year the team played eleven matches
winning five, losing five and drawing one. Forty
seven victories were gained in individual matches
while forty-twO games were lost.
The college victories were over Yale. Princeton
and Cornell in which twenty games won and
fourteen
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
BILLS OF GENERAL INTEREST.
IN THE SENATE.

Albany Jan. e-The following bills OF general in
terest were introduced in the Senate to-day:
By Senator Feerer-Provtding for the compensn-
ton Of a supervisor and the assessors Of town
while attending q meeting Of the State Board OF
Commissioners.
BY Senator Krum-Appropriattag .4.ls9 and re-
Eppropriang $500 to defray the expense OF pu:ld-
ing bridge over the Ere Canal at Canejoharie
By Senator Fennessy-To make uniform the excise
fee in the annexed district Of Greater New-York.
By Senator Cocks-Providing that unpaid taxes
levied for any purpose and all water rents in ar
& 9 Queens County & sy towns may be Paid pa aa2 aRd x ds
Interest az the rate Of per cent per annun.
By Senator interchangeable s45O 600 for build
ing controlling gates in the Seneca River for the
purpose Of maintaining and regulating the water
Of Cayuga Lake.
way shall be allowed to operate through Lafayette
Place, in Manhattan. unless majority OF property
owners shall give consent in writing. Also pro-
ara Howard sts and upon Marion-st- tn the same
borough.
By Senator Ambier-Fixing standard Of measure
for buying small fruits as the quart, which shall
contain. when full 81 cubic inches; the pint,
which, when even full. shall contain s31a cubic
nches, and the half-pint which, when even full,
sasl contain l6s< cubic inches. Manufacturers or
requirement must mark their meas asures in letters
not less than one-hah inch high short"
BY Senator Arnstrong-Authorizing the purchase
q a new site for the State Industrial School,
Hcated al Rochester.
by Senator neutrality-suspicious. 800 to
pair Steuben Monument on Oriskany battlefield.
fy Senator Notwithstanding the Code of Civil
riocedure 50 that in person not attorney
ossres 10 prosecute an action IN person in a court
y record the summons shall be subscribed by the
D'uhty clerk. whose fee shall be 81.
Dg Senator Observation-Disclosures the State En-
tneer 10 maintain and keep in repair improved
sssh9ays where boards Of supervisors neglect to
~ 80; the bill TO be paid by the State Controller,
shaH charge the expense TO the county so neg
og Senator HiIl-Amending the State law in rela-
- 70 The service OF Jurors by providing that
names shall be placed in the jury box until
names already there shall have been drawn out.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
THE HANOVER TOURNAMENT.

The Hanover Club billiard tournament. for the
championship OF the National Association of
Amateur Billiard Players. which begins in the
grillroom of the clubhouse Monday evening and
will continue nightly for one week, promises to be
interesting. The players Ferdinand Poggen-
burg J. Byron Stark. Frank c. Gardner. Edward
Gardner and Arthur Townsend.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
BASKETBALL.

COLUMBIA TEAM REINSTATED By ANA
TEUR ATHLETIC UNION.
The registration committee OF the Metropolitan
Association OF the Amateur Athletic Union yester-
day received the following statement from the
Columbia University basketball team. in expIa-
nation of the offence committed by the in play
ing the 18th Separate Company, Of Poughkeepsie.
y. Y:
We were entirely ig1orant Of the fact that the
18th Separate Company was an unregistered team:
understood that all military teams were OF
necessity registered in your union. Consequently
entirely ignorant of any violation. and
such violation was absolutely unintenttopal. TAX
ing this into consideration we ask for reinState-
ment of the five disqualified men, believing that
you will agree TO the justice of our plea.
The committee reinstated the players whose
behalf the statement made.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
ASKED TO BACK FITZSIHHONS

San Francisco. Jan. s.-Adolph SpreckeIs son of
the California sugar king. has received a telegram
from Fitzsimmons which indicates that the Cor
nishman is ready to enter the ring again and will
fight Jefries If suitable arrangements can be made
back him for s25 OO6 against the present cEampion
the winner to take the fighters entire share OF the
- ~
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
INTERSCHOLASTIC RACES

interscholastic skating races. be held at the Cer
mont Avenue Rink. Brooklyn tonight Among the
best boys entered are w. W. Swan, w d. Thipps
and K Spence OF Woodbridge School: H. H. Hazel
ton. d. klous and George Kelley OF Dwight
SCHOOL, Charles Swiger. of Columbia Grammar
School; p Roome, of Berkeley, and Parsons Of
Cutler. Swan Is expected be an easy winner ~
Aha senior conteatR- ~ -
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
OFFICERS OF THE MANHATTAN CLUB.

At the annual meeting of the Manhattan Chess
Club, held yesterday evening. the following officers
and board OF directors elected for the en-
suing year: President, A Martinez: vice-presi-
dent, G. H. Richards; recording secretary. G.
Simonson; corresponding secretary, II. o. Smith;
treasurer. s Lpschutz; board of directors o. NJ
Boswick w. M de Wiser, +. Jellenik. J. Peterson.
w. j. Rosenstein and c. NJ Saulson
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
ATHLETIC RECEIPTS AT YALE.
BASEBALL. NEXT TO FOOTBALL, SHOWS
MOST PROFIT.

New-Haven. Jan (SpeciaD-The complete re-
port OF the Yale Financial Union. covering all
branches OF Yale athletics for the year 1SOoOl,
made public to-day. Owing 70 several unusual ex
penses there has been deficit during the year of
81, ,37S which, however. is temporary. Now that the
baseball grandstand ia completed there
extra expenses to be looked for.
AS usual. football the greatest money Garner
at Yale 1901 bringing in 81 sos proft. Baseball
cleared about 5000 the crew ran behind 5000, the
athletic association ran behind $500 and the
special Yale field expenses were $1,000. The
mary for the follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
TACHTSNEN TO DINE.

On the evening of January 81. when the annual
election OF the American Yacht Club will be held
at the Wafdorf-Astoria there will also be a din
ner, to which the members of the club may invite
their friends
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
G. f. wooDBERRY HELPS COLUMBIA

Columbias cycle team has been able TO continue
its work for the season through the generosity of
George Edward Woodberry. professor of compare
tive literature. who paid up half the debts of the
team. Undergraduates raised the rest of the sum.
In this way the cement was able to prepare
its budget for the present season, which 1t would
have been unable to do had there been any unpaid
bills The amount of the contribution is known.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
ORANGE TEAM ORGANIZED.

An Orange Athletic Club basketball team has
been organized. and will play all the lea Ins teams.
The team. which will be managed by Louis Nohor.
and captained by W A Nhyte. will include
number OF well known players.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
THE KING RETURNS TO THE TURF

London Jan. 9.-King Edward has entered in his
own name, several horses for the spring handicaps
the entries for which were issued this afternoon
Messrs. Whitney Keene, Croker and other Ameri-
cans will be represented in the leading events all
Of which are we'll filled Sportsmen anticipate that
the return of the King to the turf will give the
Apprt An impetus which 1t lacked last year.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
KRAENZLEIN RETIRES.

Milwaukee. Jan s-AIvin C. Kraenzein, the IA
nous athlete of the red and blue. who has just
returned from the East. where he stopped
New-York and Philadelphia for several weeks.
nounces that he never will enter athletics again.
but will devote his life the profession of dem
tistry. Kraenzlein is at present practising here.
but intends during the next year 20 go to London,
England and there establish practice.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
BILLIARDS..
GERsHAL DEFEATS MULDAUER IN SLOW |
CAME AT DALY'S.

The amateur billiard tournament was continued
at Days Academy last night. The contest was
between Gershal and Muldauer, and resulted in a
victory for the former after rather lengthy bat
tie. Neither played up the form he has
shown in previous contests II required ffty-nine
innings for the winner to make the necessary $50
points. leaving Muldauer at 1884,
The score:
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
SSPyo9RgIS
0poRI>r1fN'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

~ 81 --brooklyn Polytechnic VS. BROOKLYN High
. S0Nooi Ciernont Avenue Rink. Brooklyn.
Mount Vernon. - ~ '~iN'" ii'sh 1enoUi'
i-NtI.-NeW-fork Inerschoastc Association races
NV 1te'lhont avenue Rink Brooklyn. s:l5 p. m.
DiIA1iAhDS-Tournament. Daly's Academy evening
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10

The Trfbune Almanac Will tell you the de-
cisiOn in the schley Court of Inqufry-dOpt
argue about il. For sRle at newsde callers
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10

test for few minutes for body checking Walton.
In the second half Walton received ugly cut.
which caused him to drop out OF the game Du-
cette stopped playing after the accident. TO make
the contest even About ten minutes after this
Campbell got on the head and also
struck with a stick. but after having his head
bandaged he able to continue.
After ten minutes of play Newbery created en-
thusiasm by shooting goal from the 25-yard line.
It the prettlest shot of the game, and put
much more interest in the contest. The score was
3 l. Russell running the rubber down
the rink at intervals in the half. and
casion shot 1t into the basket. but it bounded out
again. Stoddard who indulged IN rough work dur
ing the game, made the last goal, about five min
utes before the finish. The game was rough and
lively. The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10

The Tribune Almanac will tell all
about the armies and nayies OF the world
For sale ut newsdealers' everywhere, by
mall, for 25 cents per copy.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
wEsTcHEsTER CLUBS ANNUAL MEET

Club is to be held on the evening OF January n at
the Murray Hill Hotel The nominating committee
consists OF A d. Compton, j. NJ. Butler jr and
DR.. A. B. Wadsworth- 1t Is regarded as certain
that r L. Redheld the present captain, VIII Be-
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
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Totals
.sS6244 So

The figures for the football association, which
are for the year 1900 not last season. show less re-
cepts from the big games than the Just
over when Yale played Cambridge and Prince
played
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
KENNEDY TO PITCH FOR ST. LOUIS.
THE VETERAN BROOKLYN PLAYER SIGNS
WITH THE WESTERN TEAM

One player who has been popular member of
the Brooklyn team for the last ten years will be
miss ed next season. Recently the management
across the East River concluded that a change
might DO William Kennedy. the oldtime pitcher
some good and his unconditional release was ac-
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10

While the Handicapped allows Swan about forty
yards in mile at present, there are those who
think that this distance will be lessened in most OF
the races for the remainder of the season All
three men training hard for the coming cham
piOnShipS
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
CYCLING.
"PLUGGER BILL" MARTIN WINS $4,000.
BACKED HIMSELF Foe 1900 TO CROSS TAPE

BACKED HIMSELF For 1000 TO CROSS TAPE
FIRsT-wILL RETURN IN THE SPRING.
Salt Lake City. Utah. Jan 9.-John NJ. Chapman.
the we'll known professional bicycle rider has re-
ce;ved a letter from Melbourne, Australia which
states that William Martin. known all over the
world as "Plugger Bill Martin, won the Austria
lian handicap race held Melbourne. early In
December In which race he cleared $4,000.
The race is a two-mile handicap, with first
prize of 81 900, and Martin backed himself TO the
extent of e. 900. When he crossed the tape first
his friends rushed to his side, lifted him on their
shoulders and carried him his dressing room
Martin intends return to his home In Lowell.
Mass, next spring.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
TROTTING on ICE.
RACE NJ. AND ADA D. WINNERS AT
SARANAC LAKE

Saranac Lake ~ Y, Jan. AT the second days
races at Lake Placid to-day Race VI. the 2:30
race and Ada D. the 2:25. Summarizes:
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10

Gershal-o, 4, o. IS, o g. o /, Ie. 3. O. 10 l. 5. !,
q g. o. O. 1 u 10 a. ~ o. 3 o. T. & O.
O. o. O. o. II. 3. 5. Total $50 average. i4-5s. high
run %
Muldauer-o. o. l. oS. o Ia o 8, !, 1s.
O. 2, o. g. l6. s. o. O. %. o. IA, 4. O. !, 2 O. o. s.
g. l. O. o. g. Total. 1914: average 3 7-5s: high run %
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-05-02
Brain-FoOd Nonsense.

Another ridiculous food fat has been
branded by the most competent authorl-
ties. They have dispelled the silly
otion that enc kind of food is needed
for brain, another for muscles, and still
another for bones. A correct diet will
not only nouiish particular part of the
body, but it will sustain every otEt fart.
Yet, however good your foe d may lie,
it's nutrimept is DESTROYED l'y indigestion
or dyspepsia. You must prepare for
their appearance or prevent thei~ coming
10y taking regular doses OF GREEN'S
August Flow er, tie favorite lredici OF
the healthy millions. A few doses aids
digestion, stimulates the liver 10 healthy
action, purifes the blood, and makes
you feel buoy ant and vigorous. You
can get DR.. G. G. Gleer's. reliable
remedies at Graham & Wo'tham.
Get Green's Special Almanac.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-05-02

1t is not too much to say that
no man who has occupied seat
in the Oregon Legislature has a
better record for service done the
state than has Senator John D.
DAILY. His record has been con-
sistent, and not one legislative
act of his calls for censure. He
has done effective work for the
Agricultural college and the edu-
cational interests of the state.
The lieu land bill, introduced
by him, increased the value OF
lieu lands at least $500, 900, and
he was the father OF the bill re-
ducing the legal rate of interest
to 6 per cent. The DAILY school
book law, has attracted favora>
BILE comment from the press of
the entire country, and expert
ence has shown THAT it is one of
the few laws introduced at that
session of the legislature that
have no serious flaws.