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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
DOWlE IN GENTLE MOOD
Ouer Too Hundred Policemen Re-
CURED TO Handle Cro,rd

povie last night was gentle ana 81. -
neither sought TO Brighten nor 10 rev;Io az -,
srcc as la-se any r-eKiorrs ,,.,,..t- -,
vs. as courteous and almost rs ,,,,.- - ,-'
sto-er~ himself could desi~e The ss-,,, -,
scout an houF and much % il was taken m uitt,
the professional ard The occasional ard ,bs 81,
irg or me choif. DoNic spoke no moro tl,,f te,,
minutes. during wh:ch he feu into ,-e-sc =, -.
vher De asked tie audience "a .,.,-s, -, :,
cterWcriled choir sing the recessicnal aud r 80.
While ne congregation remains seated few x,.vv
thst me aecTess had ended. And when after The
thor ard The Ordained offi.ers has ,,.s.o.s -
TIE ar1phitheat-e and the audience interrtptes his
tax about tickets OF admission for future -,esti
r. -ising 20 GO. DoWio pronounced a brief lene-
6cton and. arm in arm with h:s wife. rasses ,oU,n
tie steps rom the rostrtirn
Two hundred and TWENTY-FIVE motto, No., -,...,
70 Seep the crowd in order. Those who could no,
set ,-to rhe Gardcn formed square entirety sr--
rounding the building. and the lines were ,1rhrolan
when those from within began TO pour oi.f An
leaving the Garden had 20 between lines OF no
lice 70 a point beyond the waiting crowd and Al a
distance Of 3 block two Zion guards were ~f,-
o. tickets Tor to-mo-oE's meetings IN obedience ~
rDou-ies directions
Although the meeting was brief. none u the for
rns ties % the service were omitted Ms rDouts
lee in PRAYER The audience remained ouiet i,,,t
few besides the Zion hosts bowed their heads
Many smiled and whispered TO those beside them
Ipoute took Up the prayer before the Amen" was
reached and after he had finished the choir chan-ea
tie AoI0 : ttaet1- ne NtSirns o. Christ as Uni
versal King was the subject OF DoNies address
IL said IN part:
TIE consuuustion OF the age IS rsnidlv an
r-oachiig. and my mission IL tell YOU that the
great and terrible day OF the Lord near
Coo has never given Up the government 90 His own
WORLD. II hat farce 20 suppose that God the
creator, re SuEtalner. has reiinQ ushed His cor
to. To whom Oh IN America. the voter
-. There Is elit one form Of government accept
she God ana that l. the theoCrRtic government
Failures o. mon TO understand the simple laws OF
Coo have been the cause Of all human misery
TIE General Ovsrseer~ rected number OF lines
q verse and spoke PRAYER. which his followers
repeated after him. e few words al tirne. Con
truirC. ne said.
desire 10 say that admission hereafter viii be
h. tICke. until quarter after r.. After that hour
rho public Viii - admitted II rhe-e any vacant
seats Z Eestre 40 say that there will be charge
the tickets. They viii be given freely.
l-og-a mines viii be given freely. II YOU wish
give. you NAY give freely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY

---e e--ry-f-n r.--ttious in bankruptcy were h'ed
,,e.e-.rv v.a 10 clerk Of the United states Dis
trr- r0-rr-
s-a.rH fu1Hr 81 80 voore-rrt L .ss i5.'.
3 ls s4-s-r SEQ TIE principal tfvlitoI IS me 4"-i-
es--.se- -lF-r-r,~r-V SO a. We - en- e'il-i
- --re-.es rl.yyIng l.abllti"s - S5n'.'' 80
4 -.- - r---.4l creditors af- Peoige a $50
8 d l.are-- So 500 Paul j.aes a % ~ - -, =.
f-.5ua, u LIeTsarry. Nc. ~ Na-Ftiir =" -
~ --, i - mated s3ooo. a~co1,ts S'7'e ana
.e-as-ss II -.- ratlr-e.r-h street Lam So,
&-s n Il MERCTf AT Inc. t.ed seiel-.'- tLs'
i-g r..-.rs = 81 7oB. assets. S. ne ~ hsla-
s-ss.--s al r-r le-- Robins co.. 20 l@ FittA az
8 sa ,..- F0-erterc 80 $50 Filth ave sl.lp'. li4
IN Nsr-s- So Izo F'iftn-sy'. 500" The -loeA -
sst.--s-.E n = ,ssI. account. sl.Ia5-
r>ts- EAs~ 30 90 West NinetH -htth-st had an
'r.I.-tsr --+f-to- Tiled against him b1 tiIet
I.ra1 Ts-s al 80 $1,000. - IS Martin q sons $500
srr r.-- gr-rsrge Bank. s. GO y j. declared thsi
I--rrrt recently tfaf-FetIel l' il-I- %
r--r---. II 80 329 East Forty mn 80 80
~ srs aGf Ess+ l-s--st-. and 30 sts flfs sf'
-rsl-t 81 FTs-le-n-st and Firsf 1n1 q ll
,--.,- snf -i-s- ave John Mosean sash vas appoint
farrrra-r receiver. VIII botc 81 $3.50. a., -
HENRY uAeFf rri ire-, 80. l-ts lh-fl ave. nae N
lr-a-- r-f-.sn fled aEainft MN ~ joe. l-la
l-rte.s $50. III d s-1hu. So samuel "1stiAson.
800 CHARGED that the bankrupt il'o7 -N @s7'sL
Ret o.taaer u. --. ,-.-,..t 49,.
lois n SHERMAN cother. 10. - llsi, 49, .-ste.
BAD -r1.er-are petition fled against hiiH t 1000
: Wllr $50. solomon g. Son. 80 ana 1iaA -''
s4f Preferences are alleged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
GENERAL ovERSEER DowIE BUNCoED.
Gets Bogus Check. Which He Is Unable
10 Cash.

John Alexander Dowie. Elijah III" General
Cve-seer r Zion etc. who has been telling Of the
gf-s which his crusode Nev-York is bringing n,
Rad uhst must have been most painful dsaQToint-
rre-- yesterday when n attempted 10 cash ono cf
INC generous chccks he had received Surrounded
hr fe q the Zion Guards Dowie drove n state 70
me Knickerbocke~ Trust Company. The guards
ss -uted and he marched and - 70 the cashiers
widow. while al The occupants Of the room paid
strict attention o. him afte- hearing tho cashiers
Good afternoon. Mr.. Dovie.
The General Overseer handed the cashier a
check L Wa regularly made out 10 John AieNai.-
cen n1v-ie and vas signed ID. O'Oonnor- Ire 1e-
-.-. u-az 9 so The caShier looked n The cherh
.---sr-ef some books and returned 10 me WinuoN-
n a-- sorry NJ. Dovie. but We have no oeif0si'or
uf -ha- name - p ---s-.4
w- Dovie hastily pocketed the check a..d reI'feo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
WILLIAM A. BRADY rs DISCHARGED.

william 4 Brady. the theatrical manager. who
MS arrested outside - Madison Square Garden on
Wednesday night charged Tith diso7deriy conaucl
was --afFnes IN the jefferson Market court yes
-.-s.~ morning and after brief hearing was dis
charged ty Magistrate Mayo. The policeman wHo
rad. the arrest was warned by the magistrate 20
re more careful in his arrests in the future ana
10. --e more care m the handling o. his prisoners
----z. Winter an insurance t-okeT. o. No %
--as- Tvsrrtv-f7-st-st- who was arrested al ABOUT
tie same time vas also arraiEned and vas paToiea
-.--- to-day ro- further hearing Both were tIE-
80 - ~ K -rn-- way through the crowd OUTSIDE
I'd me Garden when they Wsre arrested al1 80
metz -7tSf1r-0es the childish antics o.
Noise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
MORLEY EASY ON COLUMBIA MEN.

E-.arful y hurting some Of RS men Tor the game
NTH T,eausvivaria On Saturday. Morley gave the
VARSITY eleven only the hshtest SOFT OF work at
set Field resterdav Most o. the time de-
,o:.s 70 Teffinp the ends down the field on punts.
s0d no sCrtnmages were attempted. Bishop. lefc
80 1ad a rest because Of his Injured leg. and
Richer Uas also laid of. Framb2ch the halfbaCk
US back ~ his old position for the nTst time in
three weeks and will prooa0ly play az east part or
Inc game against Pennsylvania smythe, the
fo--,Sr ~eatre was IN toys the field. HAVING
lowered from his recent illness
The quaker eleven ruled favorite Yesterday at
o5ds Of So and 2-l. Columbia men however de-
clare that their has an excellent chance 70
win A mass meeting will he held at the univer-
sItv to-day which. IL IL hoped. President Butler
viii attend Morley and Captain Smith will make
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
TIGER SCRUB" SCORES ON VARSITY.

princeton. y j. Oct % (SpeciaD.-After han
ding BucknelI SO well yesterday the Tigers showed
weakness this afternoon and allowed the second
.aar, 10 tear through them a. will The scrub"
s|tnad sever first downs SUCCESSFULLY without Us
fne an end run and pushed the varsity back o.
.be line FOR the first score against princeton this
season The slump Is probably due 20 entertaining
Iittle Keith the t30-DOund haHDack. Is respon-
1ti. ,,r most OF the scrubs gains The coaches
80 most troubled at present over centre W amer
taCvaG toat h. is not capable Of filing the posi-
80, =. ,>as+erdav's game as nearly all Bucsnel 2
gains were through him Barney Is still on
'rItches The outlook for good showing against
T,1'rtr1o,,tb on Saturday l. not considered az
F,right after the work to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
FOOTBALL DEATH DUE TO WEAKNESS.
Enlarged Heart and Valvular Trouble
Showed by Post Mortem Examination.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE-l

Anuapolis Md. Oct. 22.-There is not the slightest
suggestion that the case Of Robert z. Levin. me
football player Of the Baltimore Medical college
who dropped dead IN the game yesterday, Will az
feet the game with West Point. As the accident has
been shown to be simply the result Of an organic
weakness and not Of any injury connected WITH
the game the authorities no reason Whatever 70
change their attitude toward the game Az a posi-
r1Ortem examination held last night II was found
-ha+ I4ufn's heart was One-third larger tnaI tne
normal was much dilated and showed an Old
vaIvuIar trouble. There not bruise or scratch
az any kind on his body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23

CLYDE YAcHTsMAN MAY CHALLENGE.
Friend of G. L. Watson, the Designer, Con-
templates Trial at Cup Lifting.

London. Oct I'm spite OF the fact that ". n
Lever OF Birkenhead. near Liverpool. has denied
that he has any intention TO challenge for the
Americas Cup the fact that he has asked Georges
L. Watson IL he would undertake the work % de-
signing and experimenting a cup cnallenger -
now admitted TO be indisputable- Mr.. watson
thus far has neither definitely declined nor sc-
copied and this possibly. explains Mr.. Levers
denial as he is not likely act without Mr.. Wat
son The Iatters answer may be affected oy the
fact that a well known Clyde yaChtsmal. life
long friend OF Nj Watson. COntemplates Challenge
INK and preached the subject 70 the Yacht de-
sguer before Mr. Lever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
SYRACUSE TEAM CHANGES LINEUP.

Syracuse Oct. % (SpeciaD--Following last Satur-
davis defeat BY Colgate several changes have re-
comfy haan made In IN. Syracuse lineup which will
probably prove permanent. Van Dusen the big Ieft
guard has been shifted to tackle. dispacinS the
freshman. HarwOOd. Blue. a ZVl-pound man. ~
ba.1 taken rom the scrub for varsity left guard
Rice has been placed al centre. McNiekles former
position The latter is considered too Hght oI was
one of the pIuckiest players on the team tlce
weight expected to brace up the line for tne game
with Williams College next Saturday. on the l0cai
field In the back field Curtiss has Oeen shlItei
from right halfoack 70 tuIback, changing places
Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
VALE PREPARES FOR WEST POINT.
ley TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUSEI

TELEGRAPH IhE 4hlbtNH-i
New Haven Conn Oct I'm preparation FOR the
West Point game the Yale team spent two hours
in hard practice scrimmase to-day In the
signal work Morton played his old position at
To-, guard Roraback centre and Batchelder right
-,-a-s In HlDOr1er's place In the scrirnmage Nor
ion went to centre again. Miller played ley guard
"a Batrhelder right guard kinney and Hogan
Diay.d the tackles In the signal work. BlsseI ana
lawrence taking their laCes in the play SnevIin
80 nor ont again to-day. and Neal played right
end There scoring done Oy i5her SIDE
The scrubs holding the varsity on do"nS on
IN 5-yard lire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23

The entire stable Of Green B. Morris sold in
the paddock before the races at Brighton Beach
yesterday Good prices prevailed. Rapid Water.
brown colt. two years old. by imported Rapalo-
Water Girl. knocked down to John A. Drake
for s. 500 the top price OF the sale. The other good
prices were:
tage: r De $500
Gold Van. b. 3. by imp. Goldhnch-vandaa; H. -
" Hail - :" =, ......-.,...'. 200
KnobKerri: J. IL 900
aTeRy. E Co-risan 1890
Joyner u ~ $50
ToprmSiinet ] II McCormlck -. 1000
T. wcCinnis - ......--.-..e. 400
Bav colt l. by imp ArIe-Swirt: Columbia Stable. 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
AUTO CENSUS FOR EAST ORANGE.

F..st orange. y :. oct. % Cspec!ab.-Councilinan
r-s--,-a 7 Condi; q this city. has obtained from
~ Secretary Of STATE the number make ana
value % every automobile III '"t ~" - 1
'1'- ss-,esae Of the owners. This informa-
?" - r-5rnel over To the tax assessors VINO
re-. N--lae.s- make specially OF taxing autono-
VIII At are ais, expected 10 be OF aid TO
biies lS - ,-r9rehending offenders who speed
tbei- machines '1roush IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
LAND FOR BRIGHTON BEACH STABLES.

William o. Engeman. president OF the Brighton
Beach Racing Association, bought for the assOcia-
ton. It announced last night, through the Nc
Nulty & Fitzgerald Company, of No. POI Montague
st BROOKLYN, from Desmond Dunno forty
acres Of land the side Of Coney Island
ave. almost adjoining the Ocean Parkway Boule-
ward beginning at Neck Road and running down
20 Coney Island Creek, and having frontage OF
four thousand feet CORey Island-aye. The con-
sideration was about SIj0.0Uo Mr.. Engeman said
last night that the purchase was made for place
to build stables although he said the plans of the
associa ton had not yet been definitely decided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
RACE FOR DOLLY DILLON.
De7erpu.r Beats Smdthers and Bill
ings IN WdgOn Race.

Memphis Tenn Oct 22-ln the harness racing
80 The Memphis Trotting Association here to-day
~, Dsvereux with Dolly Dillon. won the wagon
,rottiDg race for gentlemen drivers from Z. E.
Sr,athers and c. K. C. Billings in straight heats.
&C, Wilkes driven by Mr.. Smathers was second
:, both heats. Mr.. Jones. with Franker, was sec
=, orS Mr. Billings, with Imogene. third
Win the exception OF the EOS class trottlng the
r,ee of the card went favorites all in straight
rats except the first race. which required third
.+art In the 20S trotting Monte Carlo the IA
,ortte had the second heat at his mercy, only 70
tsolaE ard lose II within a hundred yards OF the
- ZervoIo. driven by ;. Hudson. took the rs
arinr in straight heats. and had endurance eHousn
- win the OF the day the half mile dash
The results
,~po7-rS,;-2.rO C,I..SS-PI- RISE s. 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
GRANT GILLETTE SAID TO BE HERE
Will Pay All His Debts to Kansas City Cat
tie Men, 1t Is Reported.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. J

Kansas city No. oct. "a letter from the
State % Chihuahua. Mexico. said that Grant Gil
lette the Kansas fugitive, was in New-fork trying
70 GOAT a mining scheme. To-day telegram from
Enporia Kan. says Gilette's sister. who lives
there SAYS Gillette - IL New-York. and that he
v-iu nav Of all his debts soon as ne can gather
money 20 float his gold mine. Gillette was q big
tartlc ulunger in Kansas. he failed in less. ana
went 10 Mexico. bearing 100000 in debts 10 Kan
g. civ 1--we stock commission firms. Some failed
ana several others came near going TO the wall
II Gillette is in New-Hork Kansas would Ike TO
know a 0vf IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
AUTOMOBILE SPACE At ST. LOUIS FAIR.

The National Association Of Automobile Manu-
<,cturers has obtained s. per cent OF the space
asked for at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition
according 10 Samuel A. Miles. general manager OF
..-t,v- T-bs space amounts forty Ave thousand
,rIsre feet exclusive OF aises. in addition 70 20 oy
-, Fee- Cor an Office. Mr.. Miles met Charles Chf-
- Chairman OF the exhibition COMMITTEES OF the
s'sso-fation and arranged with him the allotments
: --,ca co. the members. which viii be submitted
20 ne executive committee AT its meeting on NO
vember :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
msAooweaooK HOUNDS DRAG HUNT.

Homestead. Ioug Island. oct. % (speciai'-With
o. -o,s field in The saddle the Meadowbrook
Hounds had another fine Tun over the stiff country
- ,r. north side 90 Long Island IN a drag hunt
10 T-r1 -n4et WAS q; the Sea elf railroad
--a-ior Tfcse up with the hounds ~ me XII
- I-o,baIl p Keene. " e. Hayes n r Grace,
~ TIa-~T F,age and + ". Roty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY

-. A.. brighton Beach . ? m. and Chicago
,5.p>-y-ss RACING At memphis
- ,,e,sov-l.-ool foxh0unds meet 20 n m
Ei.r110nd Hill club
line. {" -. esuf finals. Mcnfrlar. team match
ma .rs-crs. Philadelphia. professional tourna-
Win x.7--,Eah Fae- Jes1ey championship Chevy
,--aee open togrnaTn'hi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
PLEADS cuILTY 10 TAXING $1,000

-1--r- - q oct. "a plea Of guilty 20 an IN
--r1ert charging the er1bezzlenent OF S'''' 'i'iH
-ra STAFFORD Savings Bank Of this city, was en-
-a-- to-day 7v Albert O. ATathes. former treasurer
o. rho bank A sentence tC not more than mr.
wears u0r less than two FearS. III Stals ll.--9a5
end uasr1-rt u costs u prosecution Nas my ~
Tie prisoner is iu poor health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
COURT NOTES.

7eo-se T. S.ot- yesterday confessed judgment Tor
.a =. rs.---a : scot. so- monsv advanced prior
-.-..t.-- - q r Warren or 40. q Nassau-st-.
g -tr -ttrr1-r fo- the pialri-f-
-setrer+ eo- - 81 was entered yestercaF against
--a ste--aro car Wheel Company IN favor - ne
70..r- Cay Wheel Work a-I"lii-t "-l ,'-i l''-e7
r.a5a f- the company IN august
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
MOTHER. LIKE SON, DIES IN The WOODS.

Amsterdam, y Y. Oct 22-Mrs- Mary grimm
aged ff-v-fve was founded dead to-day in the
,o,5s an The outskirts OF this CITY. is believed
ehe committed suicide A soE disappeared two
z-la-s 400 and after several months had elapsed
his BODY v-as found in the woods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
rno DEGREES BELOW FREEZING PoINT

S.-,-ors y Y oct. % ,SpeciaD.-This has been
80. .,,des- dav 50 far this fan The mercury at
Sa,l-eel registered Two degrees below the freezing
r,05lr There heavy frost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
RESULTS OF FOOTBALL GAMES.

Al AdeIphi Field-Adelphi Academy. -: H--ey. O.
a. Hoh1ken-pratt Institute. 6. Institute
Al parade Grounds-Pratt High school, -; Commercial
High School q .,.
German American LEAGUE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
Low SCORE FOR CHICK.
HarJard Golfer Leads COllegians ~
OuaHfWHg Round.

With the team championship awarded % Harvard.
the intercollegiate golf at Garden City
has now become OF personal rivalry for the in
divtduai cUD Yesterday the various teams were dis
integ-ated tn qualifying round at medal play and
the best sixteen met at match play fOr the cham
piOnship title. held BY r. Chandler Egan. oc
Harvard Added entries were received from col
Ieges nos represented IN the team contest. bring
Ing me number OF starters Up to thrty-three-
Tie qualifying round at eighteen holes. W
c Chick % HarrarG made the low score OF -.
second place being a lie between Reinhart. Oe
Princeton. and Campbell OF Yale An unexpected
result the failure Of Louis y. James OF Prince
ton. 20 secure place among the eligIbeS. James
held the amateur championship IA 800. and has
been regarded OF PrincetOu's strongest cards
Yesterday his o. a stroke worse than the
last 20 qualify. MalOuf. yhe Syrian player.
who entered IRON Cornell also failed 20 qualify
while the Withdrawals included such good ones as
COukin. OF Princeton: Byers. OF Yale and SOsson-
Columbia captain
In the match PLAY in the afternoon HOllins wa
put out BY Truesdale. OF Yale. and Campbell lost
TO McBurney. OF Harvard
OF the eight survivors for this mornings round.
Harvard has four. Princeton two and Vale antE
Pennsylvania each one The draw viii be- Irues-
dale Yale VS. Mcfarland. Pennsylvania. Walter
Harvard vs. Baker Princeton: Chandler Egan-
Harvard. McBurney. Harvard
A feature Of the day was the appearance or Mss
Rhona Adair. the English woman champion MISS
Adair played with DevereaCx Emmett against Wal
ter Travis. the latter playing their best pail
Travis By I up. Miss Adair was up at th5
turn Emmet, but the latter finished up ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
SHOT RECORD BROKEN At N. Y. U.

--,,. coll handicap games held AT New-York Uni
,a,si-v Yesterday brought out several good men
.ror, the freshman class. Although the wind ana
I'd v-e-e detrimental 10 good work faiT tline vas
- H. the races r T. Reilly. %, broke the
ilaea record Tor the shot put getting me missile
- 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
DISTINGUISHED EXPERTS QUALIFY.

CreedmOor. Long Island. Oct . (SpeciaD.-Ths
range was occupied to-day By members OF ths
National Guard Of Ne1-YOrk who had previously
qualified experts. armed with the krag rifle.
The shooting for the distinguished expert class
at go and 100 yards The attendance was falr.
with a light o'clock wind In the absence q
Colonel " B. ThurstOu. who Is a Fort Riley.
kan Major ". n Palmer supervised the shootin8
and issuing Of decorations The officers results;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
HAGGIN AND PAGET MOI ~

Al the Brighton Beach track YESTERDAY S'Ine r
Peget denied very emphaticaliy the pI",isl' ,,r
~ - - bstyveen him and j. b ffassi =. Sn1
ABOUT % be- dissolved and that the horses 'a''"e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
WATERLOO TO TRY VOTING MACHINES

Waterloo. Y Y oct 22.-T0tiug machines VIII Dc
tle5 on Election Day II the three electltl o-9i'S
- We-rrIoc. Seneca County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23

VIthdrew-Conkln. Princeton. Byers. Yale Painers
Ilvford SIosson FarreIly. Columbia
First match PLAY championship Truescae oeas
Hollns. up play: Mcfarland beat Oyphant = up.
2 Waiter EEsn beat Jennings up. i 70 pa
Rsiuhart Muriock. I Chick beat smith, = up
10 play. Baker Winston 3 70 plav thandler
Egsn beat Boser up 10 play, NIcFurnsy Camp
beIT Z : -Iav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23

Cresceus owned by Charles McElroy. OF Ovid was
sold to-day TO DR.. Wentz. OF Scranton Penn Tor
Z,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
FELIX MeReeoR BRINGS 5000.

Farmer n Y Oct. 22-The trotting stallion FeliS
ucGregor by Robert McGregor. half brother 10
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Miss Adair played IN very clever form. and he.
card fauItess with the exception OF the fourt1
hole where she failed carry the bunker. 10 yards
from the She played back. then topped he's
brassie and obliged to play another TO ths
green. Her individual card was.
out ....-..----.-.-.----t q.
In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS D D -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
J. A. DRAKE BUYS RAPID WATER

EagEin stud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23

,r,esf.ru1 l and Q to ! ancestor
s,tr.He'n 10 and Dutitul % aN FlscneIl
70 /. los tBOesent j" % anu
V FARRELL ia MEAD. 100 70 and 50 20
70 -ar, y, 10 !. Monsoon 10 'r tsHerl
~ 81 so To I: Dusicey. ~ Fnr.e3l ~" O, an
~" u" 1S-iirasse 50 callahan 200 70 ana W 10 =
I- 20 100 10 jones). - u and o 70 l. az
Tithonic 81 Higginsl = 10 ah anu ~ -
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THIRD RACE-sellng; years and over; 1-l6 miles
,,l,,-,-,5 pACr-THD WINGED FOOT HANDICAP; :

Fiavatha 3s Neade' 60 10 r ant 70 io, Gaanon1 "a
~ - ard SIR Carter. 80 GIiggns,. ~ 10 end
am IL raa start good. Won driving Time l;l'''-
coupled
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= - ~ COe SouzaI. : 20 and 20 I; fastI 5.
so 10 / II to l. and Early rye :" ="
,,-sIiahau1 u / and J 70 !. As' run '
Won driving Time, -7'"
WIZ" = -. ,-a,4e- . year ods. selling: 5is FUR