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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-01
Catarrh of the Pelvic Organs
Is a Very Common Disease
Among Women Nowadays.
This Affection Is Generally
Called Female Weakness,
Female Disease, and Many
Other Similar Names.
80 Eleventh Street.
Milwaukee, Wis

"A short time ago ! found my con-
dition very serious: | had headaches.
pains in the back, and frequent dizzy
spells which grew worse every month;
tried two remedies before Peruna,
and was discouraged when ! took the
first dose, but my courage soon re-
turned. In less than two months my
health was restored."-Mrs. NJ. Brick
ner.
Peruna has cured thousands OF eases Of
female weakness A. a rule. however
before Peruna il resorted Ia. several
oiner remedies have been tried "a vain
4 great many OF the patients have taken
local treatment. submitted themselves %
surgical operations. and taken all sorts OF
doctors stuff. without any result.
The reason Of 50 mary failures - the
fact that diseases peculiar TO the female
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-01

lessness. Il is the best OF ionics and III
MIGRANTS, nourishing the nerves, en-
eoaTag;ns the appetite and inducing
refreshing sleep. Irregularity, weaken
ing drains, Inflammation, liberation and
female weakness are perfectly cured by
oFavorlte Prescription"
My wife was sick Tor over eight years writes
Slbert Il. Fate. ESQ. of Altamont. Crurdy C.
Tenn UShe lad uterine disease aRd w.1s treated
by two physicians and 20, no relief 4. las
read about Dr. P,erc~'s medicines and VIC de-
ciaei 70 Try his 'Favorstc Prescription seat
60 the drug store and got one hctic Ind the ilTst
for three nights Being sure that II would csi-c
hcr sent for ive more bottles nsd when she
had taken the sixtk bottie She vas so.eld and
we'll
Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets should be
used with Favorite Prescription when.
ever lGxat:ye is required.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-01

OF luc luSllc VI
the bedclothes.
Such syrp
toms in general
point TO disease
of the delicate
W o n a ly or
gsns, and a con-
slant drain of
the vital and
nervous forces.
This condition
cannot be over
come by sleep
ing powders.
The dis ca se6
condition must
be cured before
I he on 5 e.
quences OF dis
{ 3 Sc are re-
moved.
DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Pre-
scnption cures
he wouiauly
diseases which
cause nervous
ness and Sleep
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-01
non.uNloN wosxMsN
To Organize . LEAGUE to cersnc
EcEsi 1sch.A

Asf,nnr. X r Dec. ay-zev. 2 ~
FHs-ehn4. q Aisx=y. zho has bees esIi-f
F-.o ao1ssltz.so- b. IRE -o~fz>z int<s-
sssed n th< fsrzzztic. % The Satsoaai
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-01

This Is not true c4tsrFk ls uabls to
attack any organ Il The ecay. threat.
bronchial tubes luggs, stcusach. kie-
rsys. aud especially tse pelvic orSans
Man, woman has made this discovery
after "A long siege OF ussfess treatment.
She has made the discovery that her
disease H. catarrh. ana tnat rrrons can
be r. lied upon 20 cure catarrh wherever
located.
Miss FIorence Murphy. =sd Second
Avenue. Seattle. Wash writes
II suffered FOR over a ysar with g.
male trouble. and although / tried scv-
ersi physicians. none % them seemed
abb. 70 help nee permanently.
1T took only n Ei.le- ~ ,>d4<.c-l'
ties % Pcruna 90 1nsks ms wcn ~
strong I never have thackachc. hsssar1-
or bearing down pa n any moss. -
Florence Murphy
Mrs Judge McAlliJ,e writes srcfi zi :,
West Twenty street Mirnespola. =.
MINI. as follows.
n suffered for lsrs with pain IN
ihe small Of my ~ and right side lt
interfe-ca often " - my dom site an'i
social duties and never supposed that
would be cured, ~ The doctors meet
cine did not seem help me- any
= took Peruna faithfully for seven
weeks ard ani hs tDy indeed 90 be ahia
70 say that am IrareiY cared Perfect
health once nefe - the best thiaE
could wish To-. ~ thaBks to FeFsna.
cntly that now 81 finnie p McABistcr
n you 10 not ~ rive prompt aud safis-
factory results frtn the uss n Perana.
write At once 60 r. Hartman. elsirz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-01

Is akin to insanity. Many woman re-
aIizes this as she lies awake hour by
hour, peopling the darkness with phan,,
toms, starting at the creaking of the bed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-01
ROCK ISLAND OPENED.
Train Servics Put on Between Lawton
and WauTIka.

SHo W SNiiNz.
Guthrie. o. T. Dec N.-The Rock
Island announces train service estab-
hshed over the newly constructed extern
sien from I.swton. q. T.. to Wauriks
.. T. where connection IS made with the
main line, thus giving another direct
route To DaIlss. The rev extension IS %
miles in length and passes through Fax
on and Temple. Texas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-01
REPORT OF sANiTARlUm.
it Cost Sixteen Thousand Dollars foi
LAST Quarter.

LAST Quarter.
Guthrie . =. Dec E.-Ths q6Szterly
export OF the ssnit1riun. the deaf and
dumb school ana the insane asylum OK
the territory. were received toaay.
The sanitariur has cost the territory
for the quarter Sls.Se-+a ne deaf and
dumb school under the management 81
Prof Beemer, has cost s4.oo7, IT has 81
inmates
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-01

sex are n - Z
G y m n O n y
recognized as
being cause'i
by catarrh.
r n 9 s q OF
Sans are Nncsl
by N a e o u =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-01

shsaza. Ksse. Ft~-TA@ rnfrrr-s.e =
Ksrxss s.sskes esfs ss4zs wss 1ss-sf~4
a.er~ sazsxsss - tnr ceasrz4 ~ \
f4s - & z~s4 - = - =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-01
hGstetter'S
Stomach
Bitters

II will siren sthen
the stomach II
sure perfect IL
gestic- and an
ahCu 4 q n c e os
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-01

saparilla do not be anduced to buy any
other Hood S and only Hoods.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
ARRIVAL OF BUYE As,

Hatcher Never & Co. Joplin. Mo; Il, \. hatcher.
ladies' furnishing No. Thirty -sixth-st.
\ d A Haas Cincinnati, Ohio Adolf Haas furs and
Hickman Bros Muncie. Ind; !. Il. hickman china
and house furnishing. Herald square
Wright Bros. Newcastle, Ind; Trevor +. wright
and glassware. Herald StIuare
Loeb & Feust Mansfield Ohio solomon Loeb. drygoods
! g; firomberg & Co. Mineola Tex; J. g Bromberg.
general merchandise. Herald square -
We'll Bros x Batter alexandria. La O. Bauer general
merchandise. Belvidsre- - >, i, ,,tt
Pcknon. Nichoion & Co London Ont; >. u d F>'o'-
Dion dr. goods and millinery. St DENIS >,
Chinn Todd. Lexington. Ky. James TODD di gods.
tuess & KcNah. Youngstown. Ohio Louis Huess clotn-
ing. Imperial -,.,u ,1t.. , T.
Peterson. drygoods. Na*arre -, H.,
Strouss & HrschberG Youngstown, ono b fff7ti
berg dygoods Beividere. nm, ,,.
HirschbeFz. Youngstown ono Liil9h Niia'h
drvgoods BelvGere. 49,.
/ Herr Terre Haute Ind 9. Cfenheiner ladles TUT
( Herr Terre Haute Ind Milton r Herr. notions
and ather goods Wellington \,
tones DryEoo13 Company Kansas city NO - NJ
Arthur department store Criterion =.
The Wilson Company. Boseman Mont; Mrs Il. ~
NJ a. Wolf Deawar-, ohioi H. I, Wolf, drygoods
stArnan Louisville. Ky; Louis II. sterpsn. dygoods
Navarro -. .ea.
aalaIEA
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
NILSSON LOSES GALLANT RACE.
Skater Is Disqualified, and Decision Goes to
McCulloch.
fET TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.


ssysnsc- Lake " Y Feb. I0.-';Jack'' MCCui-
TocIi Of Winnipeg. won +he 1Te-nlie professional
ska ing race held al Flower Lake this afternoon
defeating Norman Baptie. Of Bathgate, by a few
i-.,hes John. Nilsson OF Minneapolis. who de-
fcated these skaters at Montreal on Saturday, was
i5-7,Js lifted i,v the Judges for havirg skated inside
ono of the blocks marking off the track The de-
-siop caused some excitement Nilsson wildly pro-
testing tj,at H. had not skated inside the blocks
sr many of the spectators standing by him in his
,oritention There is much difference Of opinion as
10 whore Nilsson finished. To d newspaper CORE
srou3cut who stood a snowbank a few yards
from the finish. il seemed as though NILSSON
breasted TIE tape first. Many spectators also say
that he "on and one OF the JuogeS says lldL II
de- 4 heat between MCLulipt'n ana -Nil0.'ll
After, tho decision announced NILSSON iIresW
his sur coat bout his shoulders and addressed the
spectators. declaring that ne won the race larry
nd Squ4ra1v and willing TO race any one dSdIh
for Eve miles any other distance .
The exciting from start 70 niilsH ~
for the fiYe miles fourteen minutes hfty-ilNe
seconds which is only fourteen seconds slower imam
the record. Those who started were John NILSSON,
< NcGulIoch. Peter Sinnirud- NoTFal Baptle ana
forged 20 the and set the pace throughout
most OF the Nilsson came down the nome
iu doing this that the judges found that ne had
gone inside the blocks marking the track lhere
ere some other races held, which were also OF III
tcrest. The summary:
y. T. Marie Montreal second G. fseileieuille,
NNiunir-E third Tif1e. -
ond Iares cs4klin third Time 3@5:it
ono mile 1arrsteura by Mcrr1s Wood g Belle
J,,c mile ,professionsI Ip-Vrou by J. h. McCulioch.
ainrir~- Norvsl I5arric. second. Time, l455 John
rrae VII crlr,on l 6. Ro1lefeulc, Morris
n'ocd. L. 7. - Marie, third Time, sos
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
GOLF.
Chicago Links Nay Be Chosen TOR
UOmen S Championship.

The annual meeting of the United States Goli
to be lively if the clubs seeking the
championships press their claims. Conslderapie IN
terest has been aroused in the West over the ap-
piIcatons OF the Chicago and Onventsia CLUBS lot
the women's championship. and the western oeie-
gates are prepared to fight for a faNorape con-
sderation of one of these links. In fact there
Is more enthusiasm in the West over this contest
than was developed over the amateur champion
ship usually the more popular meet. last year
the West who have attended championship
owing to the distance of the journey East ana as
that section has never had the women contest ilS
claims likely to receive popular appr"Nai pS
the delegates. The Chicago Golf Club is the cho'c
of most of the organizations in that territory "'
it is understood that the Onwentsia peopie VIII
throw their influence in its favor If ii comes 10 d
question Of voting strength between the East anu
the West. Chicago golfers claim that if they are
he larger than in any previous championship
Seven OF these affairs have taken place in EASTERN
territory, and IL is Ime. the advocates OF tbe
chicago plan say. give the Western women a
chance. The voting will be done by the associate
clubs S5ioy. each of which is entitled to one ueie-
gate instead Of two. the case last year
written credentials. The consideTat ton OF cham
pionship links and the visit of the tngiSe anna
tours to be the only important mat tiers 70 pc
acted upon. The executive committee VIII hold us
one but 1t is understood that 1t has no changes to
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
THE RACETRACK.
Odom Lands Three Winners at New-0rleans

New-Orleans. Feb. 10.-The last three races to-
day fell to the favorites Ahumada. lebanon ana
Scorpio. all three ridden by George Odom Potheen
landed a comfortable wager in the third race
through the disqualification OF Sheriff Bell. Rob
bins keep the colt straight In the stretcn
and his Interference with Potheen and Honoiulu
LED to his displacement. Weather rainy; track
sloppy The summaries:
FIRST race Cseling one eighth miiesl-- AuIie
= 90 ,IDavisson) ], won; WUnderlich 109 ttloarl
II to J. second: Marion Lynch. lo1 tMunrol 10 I" l.
third. Time. 2:O1ts. Lefsre, Maple King SISTER
second race tsix furlongsl-Captain tiaston, loe
40 NeiID 10 won: Midnight Chimes, l0i lindsey
6 TO / second: Miss Aubrey. 1oI GA llalll, to l.
third Time, 1:1S. Bummer II, Antigone Alline Ab-
bon Little Chico. Cornwall Kinandscharo and Prince
Webb also ran Guernsey fell soon after the start
Third race tme -sixteeuthD-Sherih Bell. %
,Robhins, TO l. finished first but disqualified !:
ln+beon aS (Fulier). II =. Noni rough Rider ~
Lindsey, Il 1 second Honolulu, 30 Ctreamerl eHen
tIird fine, 1:525- Melbourne, Eclipse and flancur
Fourth race Chsndicsp; furlongsl-A Ahumada. 115
,Cdon,, to 10. Brush By. 1o5 Hindsey II to =
secnnd. War Cry, ~ 'ScuyJ. 30 TO !, third. Time
1:i7@s. Snowman, star and Garter, orpleum and In
Tfti race Csix furlong) lebanon. III 'odom), to
Mora 106 totisl, l3 to SECOND Meran' 100
,Iinjsey) - J. third. Time, 1:1I@s. Aine :. and
Stanley also ran. 49,
sixth race furlongsl-Scorpo. 113 'odoml. to :
won: Henry Mcdaniel. 1ol Lindsey, to . second
Harrison CScu), 30 10 /, third Time, 1;o3Ss Celc
lT T leo
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
DOG SHOW OPENS TODAY.
Good Showing Expected-Ivernia Brings
Belated Entries

The annual bench show of the Westminster Ken
nel Club whose awards of merit are more highly
priced and moro eagerly sought than those of any
other dog show this side Of the Atlantic. opens
this morning at Madison Square Garden The out
look is for one OF the most successful exhibitions in
the history OF the club the entries are strong
both In quality and quantity They are q teW less
than last year. but this slight deficiency is due TO
the fact that the shows dates are a fortnight
earlier than usual. Enough entries were received
after time limit expired to rails the number to
q record breaking height could they have been
accepted. As is nearly $50 dogs will he benched
many of them having arrived At the Garden last
evening and the usual bewildering variety of
classes is certain 70 be seen.
This year. 5 formerly many dogs have come
from England 10 appear the Garden. and among
these are the bullterriers belonging 20 + F. Dole.
who has i'm previous years exhibited largely in this
department of the Madison Square show Mr
Dole's dogs the steamship Jvernia, ana
yesterday afternoon he was much perturbed be
cause the vessel had not been sighted She got IN
late last night however that Mr.. poies terriers
will be shown. would not he strange If the
recent VOYAGE had reacted somewhat on their con
ditjon Two these terriers Edgewood Mistress
and EdEewood Aldus, which has won twenty iFSt
prizes in England.
There are more sporting dogs than usual in this
Years show for though the pointers have fallen OF
in numbers the settlers than make up this
Gus as also are the coies, while the popularity
OF the Airedale terrier has resulted in an en-
pharicalIv large showing of this breed Judging
will begin early in the morning, and by the end OF
The show will be open to-day. tomorrow Friday
and Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
DIMENSIONS OF CUP DEFENDER.
To Be Longer Than Columbia-No Confrma-
tion of Name Republic

Frank II. Tucker. nephew Of Captain Nat
Herreshof. is credited with the statement thst Inc
Cup defender would be named the Republic
but he declined Bristol yesterday to confirm his
statement.
IT is not likely that the will be formally
announced until all the members of the syndicate
owning her have had meeting and agreed upon IT,
A report from Bristol yesterday to the
effect that the exact dimensions of the new up
candidate are: Length all. IA feet: beam: =
feet Sl2 inches; drapght. 10 feet. The Columbia
measurements were l32 feet all "a feet inches
beam and ~ feet draught With the arrival AT
Bristol yesterday from South Brooklyn. of q num-
her OF ucrkmen. there hundred me-
chanics engaged on the hull of the yacht and on
the mainmast.
The floor plates are about all fast ned. and
the work of fastening the pipe braces al the hges
and under the side of the deck in the mid-sectou
Is being rushed. The mast step is practically com
pleted- One Strake of deck plating is laid on the
starhoard and port sides and -four strakcs Of the
bottom plating near the mid-Section.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
METROPOLITAN HANoIcAPPERs NAMED,

As sequence TO his election as president OF the
Metropolitan Golf Association Horace Russell mas
named the following handicap committee for the
year: Lionel y. Graham chairman. Baltusrtl t'o'f
club: Devereaux Emmet. Garden City Golf lnh;
r W Nenzles. Seabright Golf Club, and LOUIS r.
Rayard. jr, Baltusrol Golf Club This makes the
committee one member larger than heretofore nut.
in view Of the work TO be done In carrying ont the
new handicap system, It was thought adViS2h'e 10
ma Ike the change. Mr.. Graham is the president OF
the NeU-Jersey State Golf Association ana the
originator Of the new system which makes the
par of each links the basis Of bandicappng IN
stead of the bogie score This par table is TO be
d follows:
Distance up yards par 3 2ni to 25H ards Psr
ai To- 80 Yards par 3 yards. S's COL to
$50 yards, par 6
This system is to be used only for obtaining a
uniform basis will not supplant the bosie sys-
tom for club handiCapping
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11

inning made - 1t was not until the thirty-third
inning that he made the required number OF points
10 give him the game. He had the ba us in a nice
1osrio when he struck off the forty-siNtb carroIn
giving him the game. Foss's average was y 5-35
nd Ms high run IS. Foss far holds the high run
~ g Of the contest and the best average record ever
made which he esa blished last Friday OF Is l2-le
His brilliant playing has b5en tie feature oI tS
tournament. The score
ro-s-s. II. : a L l. q :, - a. s. - =.
Total 300 average. as-;2. high 46. - and 80
-tsr,- L. =. :. a. II, q. O. :, IL o, = l. T. 10
o o. e. : 20 :. q. !. L. !. T. T. g Total, liN-
.e-aEe =. - nigh runs, 20, l. and 10
The afternoons game was between I3r. MIA alq 1
PogsenhurE. The former won IN a cl'se c''lttsL
nv > score OF 800 to 2Ss- Dr. Mails high run vas
y and PoEEeuburg's sS
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
SHOOTING.
President to Act with National Rifle Asso-
ciation-Society Elects Officers.

The adjourned meeting of the directors oil the
National Rifle Association, held last night at the
Old Guard Armory, Forty -ninth-st. and Broad~aY
was the most important meeting yet held by the
association The report Of the committee appointed
to confer with President Roosevelt and the secre-
tary of War showed that its efforts to interest
the government in the gathering of Information D!
board of officers as to the existing range faciii-
ties and OF finding means by Which ClNiliah9
can be provided with military piece which can
he used ia military competitions. had been very
successful.
The President has expressed himself ready to
do whatever he can to help the association in its
work The pending bill for the appropriation "i
$1,000 for prizes for competition by civilians and
others has been so amended that the money would
be expended pursuant to regulations estabished py
the Secretary OF War and by board Of trustees
of the National Rife Association, of whom seven
are to be appointed by the President of the United
States. The seven members appointed last night py
the rife association were General George H. mar
ries commanding the District of Columbia Ma
tional Guard General Charles +. Roe, commanding
New-Yor1 National Guard: General P, Farmer
wanser. commanding New-Jersey National Guard:
General Lamrason Riggs commanding Maryiana
National Guard; Colonel Henry Iayi9r AsslScai.t
Major David $. B. Chew, ordnance officer. Penn
syIvania General George w Wingate was also
When the question of sending team n of ,e, eight 4s
trophy. was Brought up it was then decided that
be placed in the hands of the executive committee
OF the association. with power to act. The team
will be made up entirely of militiamen ,o
suited as follows: President, General Bird w
Spencer: vice-presidents, General George II. Har-
Maryland and ]. A Haskell: treasurer, Leslie G
Bruce, Old Guard; secretary, Robert s J9nes ones Pas
York; General P r Wanser New-Jersey; General fT
George f. cdIops1 HTT HenTx NJ Taylor ohio j. 4
Haskell Philadelphia. and Major D. S B. Chew
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
n. Y. U. ANNOUNCES SCHEDULE.

,-a.tsfu J. r Simmons. Of the New-York UniVcr-
zifv BASEBALL team called out candidates for pre-
liminary cage pra ,tice yesterday. Every member
Of last wears team Is in college, and with few
ccenliorls Y III enter the diamond this year. &. F.
Foster Of 3ic N.w- England National League. is to
coach again. assisted 10y several graduates
Tho schedule At present IS follows: April J.,
chizb AZ South Bethlehem; April 4. Columbia,
Ohio Field: April S. Brooklyn Polytechnic, Ohio
Field. April =. Lafayette. at Easton: April 20.
Trinity at Ohio Field; April %. Union. Schenec-
fs5,. AT,rl - Rutgers at Ohio Field: MAY 6. La
fsyst1e Ohio Field. May H. Trinity, at Hartford;
Nsv %. Rutgers. at New Brunswick
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
HOCKEY.
Crescent a. c. Wins an Easy Victory from
Brooklyn S. c.

Skating Club at the ST Nicholas Rink last even
ing by d score of 10 to l. The skating club was
clearly outclaSsed in every stage of the game
For only minutes, in the first half did inc
contest look as if going to be close game
but after that the Crescent began TO play, ana
not once for the rest of the struggle did they allow
their opponents to look like winners. DOLBY Was
first to score in the opening half on q pass from
Ii1iton. The latter tailed q few minutes later.
rI,en Wall sent the puck into the cage for the
third goal. Lifitou scored little later; me naLl
ended ( 10 @ in favor of the Crescent Athletic tlub
ShiebIer was first to score Immediately after me
start of the second half. Then q. W. Campbell
made The Brooklyn Skating Clubs only goal
Dolby Wall and I.ifhton each scored in rapid I
succession nd the final went TO Shiebler ana
Linton The playing of Beiden for the Brooklyn
skating Club was good. The summary:
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
MONTE CARLO CHESS MATCHES.

Monte Carlo Feb 1o.-In the first round of the
Internat tional Chess Tournament. which began
here to-day. Pillsbury beat Wolf. in A Queen s
t;anbt declined after SO moves. The contest be-
tween Marco and Mason resulted in draw.
Schlechter beat Albin in 45 Reggie defeated
Moreau in O. moves, Maroczy lost to Taubenhaus
IL, IS moves Marshall lost Mieses in ~ moves
and Tarrasch lost TO Teichndnn in SO moves There
viii be play tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
BILLIARDS.
Foss Defeats Stark in Amateur Tournament
at Hanover Club.

Wilson T. Foss met J. Byron Stark in the evening
game OF the amateur 1l2 balklinc tournament at
the Hanover Cl,b. Brooklyn. last night. and won
tH a score Of Sea I4s
Stark LED of well. making and Il in the first
zrd second innings. while the best Foss could 90
vas 10 make ; in both. Foss made his first double
figure i'm the third inning. when he clicked off
H. and il the twelfth inning before he made
: double figure again. He made IL points in this
inning and - in the next For the following nine
innings he played poorly. but IN the twenty-ffth
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
N v u HOLDS INDOOR GAMES.

The thnd contest in the New-York University in
door track games was off yesterday, and i. p
Warford O5, for the second time won both the
Toward and coward dashes. j. z. a. Baudeman
'0S ran the half mile in 2:lo.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
COLUMBIA WHIST TEAM CHOSEN.

Columbia whist players held tournament yes
terday and chose the men to represent the univcr
siy the first annual dual intercollegiate tourna-
roeut between Columbia and Yale Februar.- Il.
The tourney will be held at the rooms of the
knickerbocker Whist Club in this city. The Co
itImba whist players will practise every night this
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
cREscEus TO TRoT ON ICE.

Ottawa Ont, Feb 1o.-The first day of the
OTTAWA Ice Racing Associations meet opened to-
CAV under good weather conditions milo track.
The track was in good shape. The officials arc
George H. Mills OF Goshen. \. Y, and A. *
keating. of NeW-1ork. Cresceus will go against
the ice record on this track on THURSDAY next
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

FAClNt.-At Nev-1rlesns ana Oakland.
l'oG SHOW. --Nesnainster Kennel Club, Madison
Square Garden
IfaCEEY.- Columbia Nicholas Rink
carnival. II F'ftsburs.
SURLING.-neNar Challenge CUP. Van Cortland
Lake. la p.
GfMNASTlCS.-C at DC Clinton High
school.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
LoNpoN-BRookLYN MATCH MADE

London, Feb. 1o.-The City of London Chess club
has accepted the challenge Of the Brooklyn Chess
Club 10 play a cable match April , and T. for
the international trophy offered by Sir George