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New-York tribune., 1903-06-22
THIRD TIEUP IN SIX DAYS
Train Without Sufficient Motor Cars, Heavily
Loaded, Stalled on Bridge.

last night marked the third general tieup on the
Brooklyn Bridge in six days The other two were
caused bv cars jumping the rails, while last nights
uas due entirely to overtaxed motors. the trains
running without sufficient motor cars. The block
lasted for over half hour and trains were
stalled from the New-York end Of the bridge away
into Brooklyn. At 7;55 o'clock through train TO
Conev Island crowded to the platforms. left Man
HAITIAN Before il reached the top OF the first in
cline the motor gave out, and at the same time the
lights In the cars went out The train could not
be moved either way. and for half an hour the
emergency wreckers were work before it
suggested that the only way would be to have two
motor cars come from the Brooklyn end. This was
dore and the train taken 10 Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-22
SHOT AFTER CARD GAME.
Tao Negroes Woumded By Another,
Who Takes TO the Woods.

Port Washington, n. Y. June 21-Two ne
sroes were shot here this afternoon by another
who is said 10 have come from New-York The
shooting resulted from quarrel which started
over game Of cards. Daniel Dumpson one of
the local negroes shot, is in danger Of death
The bullet entered his right side and punctured
the lungs in its course through the body. John
Deal, another local negro. shot in the left
leg. but the va und is not serious. The shooting
was done by Frederick Muckler. or Aucker.
who appears also TO have been known as Craw-
ford. He is said TO live in East TWenty-sev-
enth-sts Manhkttsn. between Second and Third
sves- he is about thirrV-five years old, and is
described as being about six feet in height and
weighing about one hundred and eighty pounds
lie wore light eoiored hat and light suit
The shooting occurred not far from the Fleet
Church, in the negro settlement. The men
started TO fight and went into the yard to have
II out. The NeW-Yorker getting the worst
OF IL, when he whipped out the revolver and
shot DsTnpson. He started to away, and
several started after him, but before he had
New-York tribune., 1903-06-22
TWENTY-FIVE MILE ROAD RACE JULY 4
Over South Beach-Tottenville Course-May
Succeed Irvington-Millburn Race.

The success Of :he twenty-nVe-mlie road rae
- - r. h. run under the auspices Of the Rich
rnond County Road Racing Association on july :
over the South Beach-TOtteuviHe course IS assured
The Century Road Club Association OF NeW-ferS
had its serni-monthIy meeting at tts clubhouse ca
June II and appointed committee OF eis"t Mem
- % rs,d All assistance possible. The prize list
Includes racing bicycle first place prize and
bicvcIe as hrst time prize Entries are nov oeins
taken m tn July / BY any Of the Soad raets eeIl-
-oJ4tsa ~ the Century Road Club AsSocla nor 80
51a Jyss- Fffty-third-st. r n Hance OF VS.
NsuT{righton Staten Island, is chairman OF ths
racing committee. - -. r---,,,sr
bis road race may be the successor or tne IrVln<
,o-, NffIIbIru race of New-JeTsey As the Pt0sOLas
- +La Nevv-Iersey race have had some dtrlculty
Fron1 wear to wear getting PERMISSION rom ne
o-borirfes IL can hardly be expected tAat te FsS@
all h. r1lu again. In that event. the SCUM beacs
Tat,anve race would be its successor II Is thoushC
New-York tribune., 1903-06-22
.AUTOMOBILING.
Arrangements for Big Irish Race
Com rpIeted-Other Notes.

Only a few weeks remain before the tnterna-
tional automobile race will be run in Ireland for
the James Gordon Bennett Cup. and arrangements
practically completed The Automobile Club
Of Great Britain. under whose auspices the race
VIII be held Is taking great precautions. 80 that
there will be accidents As already announced
the will be held on July The first ear viii
at seven-ninute intervals The is 81 miles
long and the finishing time viii probably oe about
arrive in Ireland. and is occupying its time b. be-
coming acquainted with the course.
Announcement has been made Of a change N
the route and distance Of the endurance run 70 -
promoted by the Nev-York Motor Cycle Club and
the Metropolis Cycling Club on July 3 4 and ;. Ths
fact that there will insufficient hotel accommo-
dations at Palmer Mass. owing TO a local Fourth
Of July celebration, has compelled the abandonment
OF that town as night central Boston mas been
cut out OF the itinerary. and the total distance OF
the has been shortened seventy-eisht miles.
The new schedule calls for run Of li5 mics from
this city 10 Springfield the first day On the Fourth
the motor cyclists viii journey to Worcester where
they VIII turn and proceed through SprIngheld 70
the Connecticut capital 20 this city Secret timing
stations are 10 be established between the controls
that competitors NAV oe kept within the legal
speed limits at all points Of the
THE successful driver must go cautiously but
not too cautiously Jarrott Of the British Ben
nett Cup race team is quoted saying. The over
cautious man never wins while the Over-reckless
man never finishes
The Automobile Club OF France, at Different
times the last few years. has had the penalties
imposed upon go motor users commutsd- while
other sentences. amounting in ali 800 days i'm
prIsOnment entirely rescinded through the IN
tsrcession os the club. This is a good record Tor
emulation by the Automobile Club Of America
New-York tribune., 1903-06-22
YACHTING.
Police Disperse Crolcds Uho Try to
See the .ShdmrOchs.

There were many visitors to the Erie Basin yes
terday. They went there with the hope that they
would be admitted to the Robins shpyard. where
the two Shamrocks lying in drydoek, anu
they were much disappointed when the watchInah
refused 10 admit them Hundreds besieged the big
iron gates during the afternoon, every car bring
ing down d fresh load. until the police had to be
called 70 disperse them.
tramp steamer occupies the dock Immediately
in front of the gate the yachts being IN the DOCK
further south. Their huIls are entirely obscured
and only a glimpse of the tail mast OF Shamrock
] be obtained from Van Brunt-st.
Ne work done by the sailors of either yache
yesterday. They received liberty by squads, some
remaining on board the yachts TO watch them
until their mates returned. Wien the sun came
out. after painters were put TO "oFh
the top sides Of Shamrock l. and at p m d
gang of painters began work cn the hull of sham
III applying the second coat of patent enamel
that is to make her look like porcelain when II Is
thoroughly dry. On account of the delay caused py
the damp weather this will not be before to-noI-
row. when both yachts are to come out OF the
drydock The mast for Shamrock III arrived py
the steamship Columbia yesterday. II Will ne
brought Basin the first thing this morn
ing and is to be stepped in the yacht either on
Tuesday afternoon or Wednesday morning.
1t will not be possible 10 have the challenger
ready go down the bay with the Erin and the
tug Cruizer TO meet Sir Thomas Upton when he
arrives on the Oceanic Wednesday. but Sham
rock l will probably be at Tompkinsville when ne
arrives The steam yacht Erin is off the drydock.
She laid yesterday alongside Tebos wharf at
South Brooklyn. -,
Morse Iron Works yesterday, to get ready for the
next series of races. which begins at Ne%port& & on
Yacht Club has decided. with the consent of the
sufficient number of races to give the Do5tiS q
proper test before the official trial races which
b.r nT In off
New-York tribune., 1903-06-22

same afternoon Play FOR the Wells Memorial Cup
Is take place at EnglewOOd on July Ine Gu y
is offered by the club in memory OF Dr. Jonn a
Wells, Of the founders and most active WORK
in behalf Of the organization and is played lOr
annually as a perpetual challenge trophy.
The women's committee OF the Montclatr COX
Club. consisting OF Miss l. G. Droste. Miss z Van
I>annep and Mrs. n. W. Thayer. have arranged .
round robin handicap for Wednesday. IN Wnlcn
the best six scores VIII qualify play Of IN ban
dieap matches prior to August /
The Flushing Country Club will start us annuai
championship on Saturday with qualifying round.
in which the first eight will be eligible for tnc
championship cup and the second eight Tor con-
ISOLATION cup. The finals occur on July IL
The Forest Hin and Canoe Brook teams are 20
meet at Summit on Saturday in the championship
series OF the East jersey Gof AssoclaLl0n-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-22
c. W. MoRsE's OPERATOR ARRESTED


Louis Bretez. OF No 40 West Thirty-sxxth-st. an
automobile driver for Charles W. Morse ex-presi-
dent and now a director Of the American Ice Gem
pauy was arrested at Central Park West and
One ne-hundred-and-third-st yesterday charge
of speeding mis- employers automobile at rate
exceeding the speed limit Bretez had three
Frenchmen with him. and he ran the automobile
from One-hunGred- -and-tenth-st at speed that
made Policeman Werner. of the Bicycle Squad. put
after him. He caught him at One-hundred- and
third-st Mr.. Morse heard Of the arrest. and sent
his secretary ia the station bail him out. BY
that time Bretez had been bailed by Frank Hoh-
man. an automobile dealer, of Thirty -eighth-st
and Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-22
CRICKET.
PhladelphiaHs Shoe Up Vel on
English Trip.

TIE Phiadelphian crfcksters vii change the sosns
Of their operations to-day from NOTTINGHAM %
London. The visitors will get characteristic wei
come at the home ground OF the great Marye5ons
Cricket Club. and tonight will be the guests at
dinner given ia their honor. which viii be presided
over by Lord A1verstoue-
The Marylebone Cricket Club is taking o chances
IN the game to-day. and, II has the pick OF
all the prominent cricketers Of England. IL has
got OUT a splendid team for the match cable
dispatch received in this city yesterday announces
that among those who will represent the MaryIe-
bone Cricket Club in the game is Prince Ranjit-
sinjhi On the occasion Of the last visit OF the
PhiiadeIphfans TO England the MaryIebenes de
feated them by 227 runs, that they viii have a
chance TO up old scores by the present game
At the four games already played. the Philadei-
phians have two, lost and drawn one
On their tour 1851 they only two games out
OF fifteen played that their record on this trip
nrou,ises to be a decided Improvement their
previous performance. The batting OF the present
team has been ali that could Dc desired The ng-
ures are led By J. a. Lester who has an average
of for innings G. q Morris. IS second
with A. a. for hve innings, and F r. Bohlen third
with So 5s for six innings. Then follow J. = hlns.
= n T G Jordan. -: y. T. Graves Is G. VI Wood
14s5 and p. H Clark. l3-25 J. A Lester also estfs
J. B King is second, with twenty-six for L 50 and
p n Clark third with sixteen for &SS L u;
Cregar is the only other bowler VINO has succeeded
in taking a wic6et and his three cost 5l-o5 apiec-
To F q, sharpiess P y. I.e Roy and r. H Bates
has been given a chance with the oaH W'thour
The team which will face the MarylebOne Cricket
Club to-day will be follows J. A Lester G. =
Morris z H Bohleu- J. B. King y 4 Graves. r.
n clark r D Brown. A NJ. Wood r r. Bates,
E NJ Cregar and ]. H Scattergood-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-22
VICAR OF ITALIAN MISSION RESIGNS
The Rev. Dr.. F. C. T. Wendell Succeeds the
Rev. DR.. George F. Nelson.

The Rev DR. George Francis Nelson. Archdeacon
~ N.w-York registrar of the diocese secretary %
Rfshop Potter and vicar OF the Church or san
Salvatore IN BrOome-st. the Italian mission OF me
FnisconaI Church in this diocese has resigned his
oAoe as vicar OF San Salvatore The Rev. DR.. T. c.
III wendell has been appointed to succeed him
DR. Nelson's retirement from his work among the
Italians to which he was earnestly devoted was
caused by the pressure OF his otheF duties especial
Iv thoAe entafed by his work ATchdeacOn- n
order TO minister most effectuay 10 bis people IN
the italian mission Or. Nelson acquired fuent
Use of their language and accustomed 10 sd-
dress them in their native tongue Or. Wendell his
successor was graduated from the University OF
Strasbury Germany. and formerly IN Hunt
Conn
New-York tribune., 1903-06-22


To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: So many conflicting accounts OF the accldentS
which occurred the schooner yacht ESteHe IN
the Sound on Monday afternoon have been pun
lished that ] deem it my duty TO state the facts
as they occurred, and to give credit where credit
is due.
When the accident occurred looked around TO
see if there were any vessels near us from Whlch
we could receive assistance 1t was with great
pleasure that the steam yacht cara COM
ing directly for fast as she could
think she was alongside of US in not more than HVe
minutes after the accident occurred. Her boat was
lowered at once. and were taken OF the slde
of the Estee. which about one-th1rd out OF
the water. Ny guests and myself were received py
Commodore Shippy and treated In the most nos
pitable manner, all wants being attendeq 20
promptly. No other boat was near us, and no
other vessel had any hand in reSculnS US one
thing any vessel in distress may rest assured OIL
and that is when the steam yacht cara Is any
where in sight and in charge of her present own
ers and she will not have to wait long Tor as
sistance.
The New-York Yacht Club tugboat Unique9 was as
promptly hand. and assisted US materially IN
picking up the floating wreCkage. The tug, Gypsum
king anchored the barges she had in tow ana
steamed to our aid towing the Estelle into Coid
Spring HaTbor. ~, -.
Nv most sincere thanks are rendered to the boalS
which came promptly to our asSstance, ana 70
Commodore Shippy. his guests and the offceTs ana
crew of the Zara, who Wed with one another III
their efforts satisfy our every want ours
truly L. J. CALLAHAN,
Schooner yacht EsteI4e-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-22
CYCLING.
Associated Cycling Clubs Fifty-Mlle Road
Run Postponed.

The hftv-nfIe road run which was scheduled hy
the Associated Cycling Clubs Of New-York yester-
day was postponed account Of rain The run
was 10 have started from Broadway and StNty-
thfri-st ard the was new one surveyed
bv George -. Wheeler. chairman OF the ASSoCl3Leo
Cycling Clubs streets and roads corcnlittee. ne
rim WIS looked forward with interest aEi ths-s
was much disappointment among the wheel linen
when the weather DID not permit OF It's being Rein
New-York tribune., 1903-06-22
IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS
NASS4US FINE RECORD.
Al 4round Cham pionshp of 4. H,
L. TO PrOCe Interesting.

Fro-n the present outlook about fifteen men viii
start IND the All Around Championship of the A
A L which is 70 be held July the summer
grounds of the Greater New York Irish A. A al
Celtic Fark and q more representative crowd Of
athletes could not be found for il consists Of col
leze men. athletic club men and Y NJ. c. A men.
Gum charnpion for the last years, is the Y
NJ c a representative. His record OF 6.26oL
roirts is the second best performance ever made
.n this contest At present he is training hard at
the Central Y NJ c a Of Buffalo, the colors Of
New-York tribune., 1903-06-22
THIEVES HAD ROBBED PosToFFICE.
Package Containing Stamps Found in Barn
They Defended Against Posse.

Beefonte, Penn, June 21.-The gang Of robbers
arrested in the Seven Mountains yesterday had
evidently committed a postofice robbery recently.
A package they had buried in the old barn where
they were captured has been found. and in II were
hostage stamps Of denominati tons from to
cents aggregating in value sl67 a. In the package
were also two bottles of nltroglycerine. The men
are each about thirty years old. They refuse 10
talk The one shot by the Sheri1's posse is i'm
proving and has a good chance to recover.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-22
ALONG THE MASSACHUSETTS SHORE

Beverly Mass, June q (SpeciaD--Owing TO much
rainy weather OF late the North and South shore
seasons are not yet fairly under way
Mrs Thomas F. Walsh has arrived at Manchester
and opened the Fort cottage for the summer
Mr. Walsh is expected in a few days.
The Italian Ambassador has leased the beaton
cottage. which he occupied last year. and will aF-
rive thls week.
Mrs. G. I. Lawrence and family. Of New-f ork.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-22

have taken a large suite at the Rockaway Glouccs-
ter which has just opened
James D. Pratt. manager Of the Manhattan Life
Philadelphia has brought his family 70 East
Gloucester for the summer
Arrivals in Winthrop include the following New
Workers: Wilhelm Schafer Miss Prudence Bur
chard A. N Van Demon, H. Cardell. James Hen
derson. s H Thompson. Others are Granville 1.
Burton Princeton, N J.: Mrs. Louisa Kent, Brook
lyn. and r K. Forsyth, Kingston, n. Y
New-York tribune., 1903-06-22
PREPARE FOR LockJAw EPIDEMIC.

The hospitals preparing for Fourth OF July
aftermath Each year large number OF cases OF
tetanus. ioekjaw. develop. resulting from wounds
that become infected. The usual history OF each
case is thar the patient FIRST gets slight burn
wound. pays attention 70 IL. but keeps
lighting hrecrackers that have lain IN the street
after going out. The nlth infects the broken skin
and gets into the circulation.
II gumShOt hrecracker wounds were cauterized
st with nitric or earholie acid the Danger oe
lock Jaw would be mIninized
New-York tribune., 1903-06-22
LAKE STEAMER ASHORE IN THE Foo

steamer St Joseph of Oswego, Captain Michael
Holland bound from Toronto 70 oswego for coal.
ran ashore on Ford Shoals. three miles west OF this
port The St Joseph is hard on the rocks The
crew OF nine is safe.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-22
1rRsrr cIrY- 10. ROCHESTER,.

Rochester June H.-Shesron's muff of an easy
Hv I'm the fourth gave the opening for Jersey City
and from then on they piled the runs. McFall
retired in favor Of McFarlan at the end Of the
fourth Barnett pitched good ball, and the nome
team was only able to in the fourth inning
z,ber Srhrau nix for two bases and Madison fol-
lowed with a single. The field was In bad condi-
non and many ordinarily easy outs were turned
into baee hits Jersey City getting all the luck in
this respect. The score: =
Ys-zez CITY ....-..O x-1o u
fsfrbssrer ..........0 o 0 o o o G. .
r2s+tertes-NfcF'am McFarlan Lilly; Barnett and
Ti1Io7 T-r1piTe-FAathann.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-22
GAME WARpENs BIG PIcKEREL.

Bloomfield n. J.. June 21.-Percy Fl. Johnson.
State Fish and Game Commissioner. caught
pickereI twenty-eight inches long, and weighing
five and three-quarters pounds, in Verona Lake
Yesterday afternoon. and only succeeded in land-
ing the fish after playing carefully with 1t for
fbTAe-nuarters of an hour The Tickerel is the
largest ever caught in the lake.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-22
moNsleNoR MOONEY BLEssEs BELL.

Tuxedo Park n Y, June u (speciaD.-A new bell
was dedicated In Our Lady OF Mount Carmel
church az Tuxedo to-day. Monsignor Mooney. OF
~ vo-l, assstad by the Rev. Peter F. Guineyan.
rector of the Church, Dean Clancy, of ST. Jo-
seph's Church Middletown. and me Rev y -
bslA
New-York tribune., 1903-06-22
THE WATERS METHOD.

From The Philadelphia Press
Nav said the head waiter. that that jest
went out amt worth much
How do you know?" inquired the favorite Gus
toner.
measure . 90
New-York tribune., 1903-06-22
RICHARD CROKER BUYS RACING COLT
IBY TELEGRAPH TO

IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.l
Lexington. KY. June 21.-W S. Barnes, of this
CITY has sold to Richard Croker, of New-York. the
yearling bay colt by Jim Gore. dam Matte D. by
RrambIa for a long price The colt will be entered
in contests in England. but will not be shipped for
weeks.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-22

qone hftv feet he swung about and fired again
az random. the bullet hitting Deal, who was IN
The crowd This action put an end to the i'm
mediate chase He fed in the direction OF SANDS
Point. and 1t is believed he is hiding somewhere
New-York tribune., 1903-06-22
NEWARK. 4: BALTIMORE. o.

Newark buncned its hits in the fourth and elshlh
.ts of yesterdays game at Newark and
,,-a-+v game from baltimore. Newenham pitched
clever nall for Newark when there were men on
bases. ihe score pE lliii'"e9 r H E
,--, .o o x
6eWarH 6's, o %
-Nevenham and Shea: Gettig and Fuller
-Fr
New-York tribune., 1903-06-22
B4SEBALL.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago II: PhiIadel lpba, Louis. .; Washington,
Boston, l., Cleveland a
New-York tribune., 1903-06-22
BOSTON. Il; CLEVELAND. I.

At Canton, Ohio X II r
1Ts-sIa15 - 0 = O. : II
Observation-Disclosures and Criger: Walker, Dorner an
Reuis Attendance, GOO
New-York tribune., 1903-06-22
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

hC1NG.-At Sheepshead Bay, ESQ 2. tt
CRICKET Philadelphia against Marylebone Cricket Club
Lords
national rlay77rsons,i-s
Philadelphia Cricket Invitation tournament
Athletic eeaar
ships. MontEuniery
AsEBAIL.-NsIional Iessue-Chlcago NeW-Yorll.
NJ - Louis al RrooAlyn. 1 .. m. Ciacinnafi
Philadelphia. Ftshurg Z; Boston American Iseague
-NeN-N YORK AT Cleveland. Philadelphia louis.
Washington Chicago
New-York tribune., 1903-06-22
GAM ES TODAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEA[sUE.
Chicago at New-York. IPittsbrIrS Boston
ST Louis az Brooklyn tvyo Cincinnati Philadelphia
games.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Nev-york a Cleveland Philadelphia Sr. Louis.
Boston q Detroit. Washington at Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-22
NOTES OF THE LINKS.

At a special meeting the governors of the Baltus-
rol Golf Club appointed Lionel II. Graham. ". Eel
loves Morgan and Louis P Bayard. jr.. a com
roittee 20 act with the United States Golf Assoca-
tior committee in carving out the open champion
ship at BaItusrOl this week
New-York tribune., 1903-06-22
ST. LOUIS. ?: WASHINGTON.

Louis -
St Louis --------.-..o I q
Batteries-sudhor and Kahoe: Townsend and Drill At
tendance-92O
New-York tribune., 1903-06-22

Miss May Shafer won the spring championship Of
the Jersey City Golf Club last week beating Miss
Niese in the final round by l up after nineteen
holes Mrs p Craig end Miss Bertha Dixon also
have scored victories FOR the cur which must De
won three times. Miss Clara Wilkinson has two
victories recorded for it.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-22
sHEEpsHEAp ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
the Futurity Course.

FIRST RACE-Maiden Race No. .: for two year-oIds,
non-wfnners Of any race except Maiden Race No. I;
with 5000 added. Last and one half furlongs Of
New-York tribune., 1903-06-22
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

AT Merphis-Shreveport. s. Memphis
A. NcU-C,rlezns-L!ttle Rock. =. NeW-OTleans' l.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-22

RasERaII Polo Grounds. To-day. games
Reg P NJ. CHICAGO NEW YORK. One Adm ooc
New-York tribune., 1903-06-22
GIVES PRAISE TO REscUER.

The following letter, received yesterday from the
owner of the schooner yacht Estee. which was re
Gently thrown on her beam ends in a squan on the
Sound, explains itself: