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New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
SIXTH RACE-For maiden three -year-olds and upTa
with 500 added Six furlongs.
TWO HORSES KILLED AT KINLocH.

St Louis April 3o-In the second race Frtdolin,
the favorfte, and Woodstock into one another
on the stretch turn. Both horses went down and
were badly injured they killed Their riders
escaped unhurt The summary:
First race flour and furongs: purssl-Lang
ford James us ID HalD, 70 won: Don o,High-
CDalel. Il second. Gus Heidorn. lis q 30
Iand), II to TO- third Time. o55i7 Rowland H. also
second zone mile and slxteenth)-socapa, l01
10 !. First one. 100 C. Bonnerls 70
L second: Dr. Hart. 1o3 tHedeD. 70 2 third Time
1857. Crutchheld. HallucinatiOn, Ledsea. Kings Pet
and Ffck!e Saint also ran Fridoin and Wood-
stick fell
third race Cseven furlongsl-echaPpaqus, los q
8alD. l. Reducsr 1O3 (KarD- 5 10 ]. second
Ben Lear SIS CBridweD, to 1. third Time. l;2s
Glendou Boundlee Herodes and Kiss Quick also ran
Rider fell on the Quiet
Fourth race mile and a sixteenth; GoodTood
stakes,-south Breeze 1o4 % Halp 70 l. won; scoT-
weD. to l. third Time, as Audiphone FlintiOck.
Ben Chance, Edgardo and CrtInean also ran
Fifth mile and sixteenth -Nonos. 100
(T,riI.eID TO 2 Mary Moore, 100 Is. Johnson.
. to / second: Free Pass; 1o5 q HaII to l. third
fine 40 Dawson. False Atheoa. Countess Clara
and Joe Doughty Aimess lost bride at start
sixth race lone mile and sxteenth)-Al5ert F. Dewey
1O5 ID HalD. o . won: Kenova. 100 IL Spencer.
i6 70 3 second Dubious. 101 IT. Dean. 3 to . third
Time 147lz. Submarine, Prince t'lchard ana W b
also
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RESULTS AT WORTH.

/ won: Interrogation. 10 CDoninck) 10 l. second:
shades ofN Head, ( TO I. third Time
O54 Cassie Schuer. Away Right. Croppie and Hindene
ao Sd r race 1six furlongs>-Tayon 112 ,Dorninick)
even won. O'Hagen 1O5 Henryl TO 1. second Double
~ - J Booker 20 l. third Time. lie. Doesktn
SIsrCo V,,Icain. pIavika and Amrante also
tone miIeb-Ahola- 102 &C. Kelly. 8 70 D
won: ProdigaI son. 107 o. Walsh. 70 J. second
Angeee los Dominica. q 10 D. third Time i-+s
ZTi1elaud nd DISCHARGED also ran
F'o-irtb race zone seventy yerdslC B. camp
-, Hall, . Albula. LOG 81. Walsh
o ~ second. Scotch Plaid 9s irru1an). 10 l. third
rTine sos Bondage also ran -. 80
Fifth race half g mont TO-
i 5-iis io4 fI}frkeuruth - / third Time 1;o9s
Ticl Rniev Lady OF Melbourne and Tom Ftees also ran
and sixteenth}-BOnnis LiSsalS
,oe >f5irt e1rth1 4 TO Goldaga 1OI O. "aIsh'
5go second Hayden. 1O3 (H. HaD. 20 - third
1Tir1e :544s Liza. Ceylon. zonne Branch ana
also
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
DE WITT BREAKS PRINCETON RECORD
Puts Shot a Feet 2 Inches in Trial at Gale
donian Games.

Princeton Y j April 30.-In to-day's interclass
gar,es 7r Csledonian games De Witt. o. put me
shot 4s feet inches breaking the Princeton record
In q trial he afterward made a put Of II feet
. inches The winners were:
hundred-yard dash--O ogie % Time. o;ic1s.
Two LtJnlred- -tvsenty-yard DASH r Iurfell 90
Time. 022H5 H.. o-52s,
HaIf mile run NJ Adsit. o5- Time 2N@>5.
MUe rlTr-D. Chaplin. 2. -. Time, 4499C-
- ,,,Ie TtIp-S " Root '0i. Time. - ol p
sne-fllr3red -and-tventy- yard hurdes-F- H. Games
Time o1S --4r-ae
." 4nnne high jump r. Tooker 'oe; height. feet
Running board jump-G. Fox. il. %. distance q
inches
I4n,-pc- tbrov-J r Dewitt 'o+, distance le' teet
pole vaut--D s Horton. 'sS' heisht- ~ i' ~
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ARRIVALS OF BUYERS.

Dives Por1eroy & Stewart Reading Penn H~7-v
F3serberg notions No . Waker-st
Walker Brothers Drygoods Company Salt Lake Try.
T-tah. : Y Shelp. 1rygoOds. No ~ Lispsnard-sf-
Charles Seses Las Vegas y NJ H. Lurdheinn- fur
rt-u Furniture Exchange. No. 42s Lexington
ridden Thurher Company Providence. r T. ? Q
furuture Furniture Exchange.
prentice. Buffalo: William r. Prentice. furniture
John MaEU~e Albany. furniture. FuruitIr- Exchsnsr
F z Gray. Park Ridge. n J.. furniture. Furuf-urs
Exchange
Raymond & Son. Norwalk Conn George II. Raymond.
Furniture Exchange
Mrs. G W Hunt. Altoona. Penn furniture. Furnitu-s
) r. Lov-.nstein Ezberou Y J. furirure Flrnitl-s
Exchange
niturs Exchange.
change
change
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POLO.
Lakewoods First Team Wins from Rocka
way. IL to 34 in Dull Contest.
- rELEGRArTI ~ rmE rRIRrNE.l |

TBY TELEGRAPH T" THE TRTBUHE-l
Lakewood, y. J.. April 30.-Lakewood's first team
won from RockaWay to-day in the second contest
for the Herbert polo trophies by the Of u to
"a goals in q rather tireson1e game. The Gould
team was in admirable form. with easy ad-
vantage in speed while Rockaway played two sub
sfituts men ard seemed to miss the enthusiasm and
sashinC play of ". A. Hazard and 7. T. Collier.
Tbe teams went in on a fiat handicap basis. The
coach Liberty. from New-York. driven by James
n HYDE drew up at the score boards in the third
perlod The lineup and score.
lakewood. George J. Gould. 3: ,. Jay Gould. 3:
Kingdom Gould, !: back. BENJAMIN Nicoll, >; team
fznSics~ Ia Rockaway-1. Q. 6 McNurtry. ,: .
r. La Montague, :; 3: F : Conover. .: back, D r
Savage 3: team handicap ID
summary: Earned goals-T.akeWood. y: Rock
aUaV ? Penalty Of one-quarter goal against Rock
a,-oy- for safety Net Score-La kewoOd. Z. Rock
sWay "a. Referee-P. T. Collier. Timekeeper-G
e TAYLOR.
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BREAK MILITARY RECORD AT SHOW.
Half Mile Surpassed and Quarter Equalled
Sailors Appear in Force.

There military record broken and an
other equaIIed In the athletic contests the Mil
tary Show last evening In the half mile race for
the military championship H '. Valentine. % cns
sd Regiment. Won the contest and broke the
ord for the distance in POS The old time was held
by NJ ". Long. Of the regiment. and was
2I03-5. In the quarter mile UIn for the military
championship II l. Hillman. Of the 18th Regiment
equalled the record time for the distance
The athletic contests for the military champion
ship resulted as follows,
Eight-hundred- a nd eghty-ysrf run-Wou BY x Y.
Valentine 23d Regiment. J. Joyce. Sth Regiment seconds
W T. Grady. 221 Regiment Engineers third Tine. 20e
-hundred-a0 -fc-ty yard rIr-Won By II L Illl-
man Regiment Heavy ARTILLERY " 8 Efwarts- ID
Regiment Engin@~rs second, II = Setis- IT. ~ Rest
third Time, e -5f
Tug Of war-Sgcn by Naval Battalion trona ths
18th Regiment Heavy Artillery by inches
one hundred ward Iash-vvou BY j. Walsh. 21t RsEi-
Engineers, " ESfvards 22t Regiment Enzneers
second . Peabody 22d Regiment Engineers. thsr1 Frne
O.IO4s
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were fled
yesterday in the clerks office Of the United States
District Court:
Schedules we're fled by Hermann Tossuack u; as
creditor JULIUS DALHUT: showing Haolites Haolli o. o.
Long Island City SfV ana
II Niece & Jersey City. S&16-
- a involuntary petition hled against MAA
nd SIMON ROSENBI4ATT, tra1lns a
ErsnEeI & Rosenbatt. 81 East Eghth-st ine PET
.tianInr creditors Max W Rosenpaunl, ~
S,arginr Company Sl39: Holland & Webo. slZ -
e T3insee appointed temporary receiver VIZ
l-'H7 u The liabilities said 70 be IN the
80 t-boo9 OF $4,000 assets about $500 OF
tart W Thompson. tr vas appointed ter1possIy ar
- - the business Of ANll1Lc 5ENiSSO. NJ ~
cslyeI ye-i - e. his bond being fixed al $500
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nueFY TO RUN ON SATURDAY.

FRy TELL rEGRAPH TO TIE TEfBJ NE-l
,,-,e,,i,,gton April So--At the track games ~
-, -, ,tiu school of Baltimore. 10 he heid On
saturday. Arthur F. Duffy. for two years hl'eI
oeeiate champion for 100 yards ana I 1Siue be aced
te ~ - of me Ra aItimore champions ia iIs
Duff has done little serious T6gA f6s local champion
N hanGicap seventy veyard & raGe ap ana I'm 5'f teT
i.e merely 2 hit IF preilIiliIlSt ttI o
nouapiate games the last OF MAY
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
HARVARD BEATS AMHERST 8 TO z

Cambridge, Mass. April 30-Harvard and Am
herst had exciting although loosely played
game to-day, Harvard won out in the last half of
the ninth 4 two-bagger by CIarkson. The score
was 10 = Harvard had everything her own way
UP 10 the sixth inning. when d base on balls three
hits and two errors gave Amherst four runs
ClarksOn's two-bagger in the ninth the game.
The score:
r. H. 4.
Amherst .....-.-..-..o o q q O - 10 5
Batteriss-Clarkson and Kernan. Kans and Monroe.
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sHAMRocK's NEW MAST STEPPED.
Her First Spin Under Her New Rig Fixed
for Nav 3

Glasgow. April 30.-ShamroCk ITS new mast
was stepped to-day and her boom was sIung.
The new gaff is expected to be ready to-rnor-
row. The yachts chainplstes have been
strengthened The Cup chaIlenger's new sails
leave Covves to-day and viii arrive at the Den
nys' yard tomorrow The yachts first spin
under her new rig is Professionally fixed for
May ).
The reports published regarding the alleged
enlargement of the sail plan % Shamrock III
are unfounded. Her spars and canvas are sN-
actly as before the yacht was disnasted OF
Weymouth.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
PROGRAMME FOR WATER CARNIVAL

The New-York Rowing clubs nave announce tH7
g +nair yratsr carnival to be held on May
~ s foIovs. At 1880 m single scun shells double
scum shells centipedes four cared shells ana eisht
cared shells and p. n. four cared narses' SIX
o.rod harres eight cared barges women dIIoWe1
% - - l53d eight cared shells The line OF parade
~ In I from Ienox-ave bridge 10 Sherman 'reek
nd raTfyr
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
BOSTON BEATS sUPERBAs, 10 TO 2.
Plays an Errorless Game-Brooklyn Team
Fields in Wretched Shape.

In poorly played game the Boston National
League team defeated the Superbas yesterday
10 TO ? The visitors felded perfectly. while the
work of Hanlon's men in the field wretched.
Householder. in sliding first base in the fifth
inning, hurt and was compelled TO quit the
game Ritter took his place but made many cr-
rors Only one Of the ten runs scored by the vsi-
tore earned. The score:
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NEW STABLES FOR CHARLES REED.

Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEJ
Saratoga, y. Y. April 30--Charles Reed the turf
man to-day purchased d plot of land IN Nelson
ave and will at once erect number OF stables
--ra nroperty adjoins the racing quarters OF ex-
C,oreressrnau John Sanford and is near the run
nine5 mark OF the Saratoga Racing Association
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
COLUMBIA TO SAIL WEST TO-DAY.

IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.1
Newport. r l. April 30--The yacht Columbia
arrived here this afternoon from Bristol and
picked Cd the rnOOrings OF the Constitution IN the
Brenton's Cove. The yacht will sail 70 the west
ward tomorrow. where = j. expected there will
be series OF tuning UP races between the lasr
defender Of the Anerica.s Cup and the Rsiancs-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
MUTINY ON RECEIVING SHIP.
Officer of the Wabash Assaulted-Seores of
Men IN Irons.

Boston April 3o-Between seventy and eighty
men are in double irons to-day the Unired States
prison ship Southern. at the Charleston NAVY Ward.
as the result of a mutinous riot which broke oUt
last night on the receiving ship Wabash one -
the of1cers assaulted The men have Aseu
sentenced to five days Imprisonment on bread and
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01

In the same round Carnegie. the St Andrews
golfer. beat Mallouf and Kennedy, the New-Jer-
ton, by up and . to play. Both the Yale men,
Byers and Alsop won their matches in compare
lively easy style.
The tournament opened in a most successful way
in the forenoon, and if the promise of the early
OF the most interesting of the season. Play is 10
continue to-day and tomorrow The course was
velvet. The weather was more suggestive of July
than April. and the eighty-sX who started in the
able in cool looking fannes. The sun had hard
ened the ground considerably. and 4 little rain
overnight would not be unwecOme-
The morning was devoted entirely to medal play
at eighteen holes. the best sixteen qualifying for
the Presidents Cup and the second sixteen for the
coIirSe the 'corooit+ee was taxed ro keen thfngS
well handled and cause for complaint arose.
The field was probably the strongest that has ever
ga thered on metropolitan links barring the cham
pionshps. and before the week ends some good
scores are expected. The record stands at y for
both professionals and amateurs. Stuart Gardiner
holding the former and Walter J. Travis the latter.
Travis was one of the most consplcuous players
yesterday. not only because of past achievements,
but because his opponents were quietly sizing him
up for the. apfrodchllS, hlttIopoIitaH Cldinpoh-
ships II they discovered any weak points in the
for Travis did his work with the same force and
nreCfS0r. the same quiet confidence ever. He
Te6pr9fa & me g59 3eS mea With his sore Of ~ His
partner was G y Cory the boston goIIer' VINO
College men figured strongly. the Yale and
Of honors. Among them were f. o. Reinhart J. W
B f f s9aP Princeton hector rHs yarsy "a eam Ga and T.
y Richmond Fl j. 9 AisQ2 iaIFo Byfrs T GdT and
neu golfer was another conspicuous figure Of the
Younger set. Manouf knows the Garden City links
he was only five strokes behind Travis in the pre-
place TraviSs card of 4 was:
out ,-.............,.55 ...................5 sEf-77 ssf
Those who qualified for the first, or presidents.
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eu.pkFy TO WREsTLE FAUST.

-. e..rL,e,. will make his first appearance In
iot n,-estler on next Wednesday night
hs .s ss = 70 meet August Faust at Suffers Har-
"iie" -. ~ one-huudred-s nd-twe en ty-seventh-st
lem casino Trornedotelv after the match
and seco%np % 60 into active training for his battle
with Jack" Munros
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
-aEHINGTON.
HEW-YoRK
Bs,ted for Townsend IN ninth inning.

-TSsVted for Townsend in ninth inning.
York --....-...---.-..--1 a a , q &-o
zFsshfrrtor .....-.....-.--. o o q . O q ! %
Earned rI!s-Nex- YORK. = Two base hits-keeier
Williams = . Coughn. Robinson. Sacrnce hits
= Mcfarland rourtaes Stolen baseO' Connor ilnuole
rfsv-Tvan and Drill. Left on bsses-SeW- York. Z:
Wsshfngton. 8 First base bsls-Om Chesoro ! on
Townsend. 3. First base errors-NeV York l. Mssh
srgto- g. By pitched baIl-By Townsend / Struck
r1-Bv Cheshire !: by Townsend : Time. l-S0 I'm
-ires-ConnoIiy and CarutherS
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
VANDERBILT HORSES RUN BADLY.

Paris April 9o.-At the Bos de Boulogne meeting
+odsr " l VanderbiIts Marigod ran third in the
race for the Prfx Fould, his Alpha was third IN the
contest for the Prix Rochette. and Edna also MT
Vanderbilt's property. fourth in the running
for the Prix de FARO de Triomphe
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01

TRAITS Beaten by Reinhart at
Garden Citg.

The unexpected defeat Of Travis by Reinhart' OF
Princeton was the notable incident of the play In
the Garden City Golf Clubs tournament yesterday.
The match a stirring one from start TO finish
It took place i'm the afternoon after Travis had
won the cup in the morning preliminary round. and
was followed by a large gallery a year ago in
the same tournament Travis beat Reinhart. 3 up
and to play, but Norristown. in the autumn.
Reinhart won by > up and ! to play This was
their first meeting since that time Travis appar-
emily lacked his usual accuracy. and did not show
the power Of recovery he had In previous uphill
fights.
Reiuhart played clean. careful game through
out. ccasionally dashing but for the most part
he kept well within himself especially on the long
hoIes. He got the first hole at to and then
halved the next three. The 266-yard fifth hole was
by Reinhart in to 5. and the sixth in a capt.
tai }. one less than bogie. Travis needing stroke
more. The seventh and eighth were halved. and.
though Travis got the ninth. the score stood up
for Reinhart
Starting for home. Renhart increased his lead
by winning the tenth at to 3. He abandoned the
eleventh however. which apprOXima ted for
Ira 1, after the latter had taken to the
green Reinhart hunkered his second shot
this hole and decided not TO play 1t out. The
twelfth was haved: Travis got the long 500-yard
fourteenth went Reinhart. After halving tho
next in ) the bogie figure. Renhart captured the
sixteenth. and won by UP and to play. The
cards
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01

Earned runs-Brooklyn >. Boston. l. Two base hits
Sheckard. 2. DOYLE. Bonner. O
ton. .. Left basesBoston II. BROOKLYN Sacrifice
hts-Sheckard. Dahen Home -Tenney. Stolen
hases-tarney. Bonner. CremnEer. Double plavs-Thel
man Doyle and Strane Abhaticchio and Tenney First
base on halls-By Thie17an. s: ny Piatt. \ by
pitched baby Ftatt. I. Struck outBy Thieman.
bS Platt. Passed ballJacklitscb
Time. 2-l2 Umpire Moran Attendance
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
PHILADELPHIA, ~; BOSTON. 2.

Al X q
5.I. 6nl.I.7'f' q O.
PsT,erfes-Plsnk and Powers; Winter and criEer. A
te-6s~cA. sSE
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
GIANTS LOSE TO QUAKERs, 10 TO 2.
Play Poor Fielding Game and Do Not Bat
Well-Miller Ineffective.

Philadelphia. April 3O-New-YQrk played rag
sed fielding game to-day. and could not hit. Miller
was Ineffective. and the local team won without
difficulty. Van Haltren wrenched his back while
batting and forced to retire, Bowernan
placing him The attendance was > 2S75. The score:
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
YALE, 8: NEW-HAVEN, Z.

A. NeVr-Haven: r Fl.
IsIs 5sSs = f,.:r--...S ,.1 2--32 Il :
f3atteres-Patton Allen Farmer and Winslow Tuckey
n To-e
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eFsiuTs OF OTHER GAMES

A. T-rtcs-Utics G. Columbia =
T-ov -. E-AILary. ID: Troy, 3
a. CSloversRiIle-A- J. e. G State League IL All
Brooklyn. J. a >-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
BASEBALL.
Ne-r Team H-ins First GGme-Bedt
Washington to 2.
FIELD AND MEN WIN FAVOR
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
--g.ss1rr5s 70 Nsw-York. Pfttsburg 1s Louis :.
Boston 10. Brooklyn 2
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
4-rsse,,hgz II. Boston. esep-York Washington, 2
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OTHER COLLEGE GAMES.

4 R H Z.
Finrhamton ........0 o . o o q 0 o e. :
Bstteries-Umstad. Merrill and WEIGH scott Kennehc,
Smith Palm and Taylor
At AtantaUnfyersity OF North Carolina, Univer-
sity Of virginia. 10
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PHILADELPHIA.
NEw-YoRK,

Earned -NeW-York, . Philadelphia . base
hits-Dunn Brashear Three base hits-Mertes Wover-
Ton. Sacrifice hits-Thomas Douglass. Sparks Stolen
6asts-sroTne Barry Double plays-zimmer and
HUlsvitt. Lauder and Gilbert Haltren Bresna
han Left on basesNewYoJk. 3: PHILADELPHIA q First
base haF-on Miller. e. Struck out-By Miller. :: by
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GAMES TODAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Toston e Brooklyn New-Ycrk az Fhilaoeiphia
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philsdel7his a. Boston. Detroit al Chicago
T,nuis a lIeVelano
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RasebnII To-day. $3.50 p. VI.

,--..+a- New, York Baseball club OF the american
Isspue An elevated transfer 70 tIoan Strees
--stoun cars or Third skin tNelhe shd
Amsterdam surface cars. direct TO the sfou4' 0o
street and Broadway.
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- n.hn nnalifed for the Second cIIp Were
The summary of the afternoon match play fol-
lows.

lows:
r..,5e,.. C-rr first round)-J- " Baker Princeton
~ y freeman. Montcair. by up: F. o Relnnart
rr1,e+r- beat J Travis. CarGen 'lty nE up
and . 10 nlav: ". Carnege. st Andrew :. PeaJ n
Nz;Io,f rs-nalI by up, ~ holes; Allan y heiina
tic,fsir heat II J Wellington, Oakley. by . up
and :. "a rlay. e 5 knapp, Westhrook. beat + J
Si@sn princeton nv up in 20 holes. Percy X tyne'
~ Irt71ar9r beat H 6. Hartwell 81 Pauls School'
~ ~ and g 70 play NJ Robbins. Garden city
ts.t 7 = Rver- Yale by up and 10 play r J. O;
Alsop Yale. beat l. NJ hichihoha' ''i7 y Up ~
> 10 play. y ~or,,,t, T,ri,ce,on hear
club cup round,-L r. Conk,' ~, , Fli E-saI
Fn1nef Garden city. Charles L. Tappin West3ro2E OK
~ 2 m ard . TO play: ". Butts, vale beat n II
robertson s. Andrews ny and 6 to pa! y ~ -
l-an7uheU Vale heat O. : Willie. Oakley conntry tluc
by up play. Daniel ChauneFy L3yke' 40
u E1lcls- Country club, ny &" up thu
10 na,- ,.a-ge T B.okaV Princeton, beat 1haTlTs =,
Cory Oakley Country club ny up erd " - pi1y, Jai
T2hett ,--arcsn- 4 c W g Fownes. Jr fitIsoGtk.
~ up n 0lyphant. Princeton, heat jasper Lynch
Lakewood by ] up in 10 no es
-Tbis roorning the second round al match play
win accI3r and the beaten eight in YESTERDAY 5
round for the presidents cup VIII start az
T,Iay frr a rhir1 CUP Tomorrow. iE. adoltlon 20
t6e finals there is To be an all-daX elsnteen nog %
baudjran and the Yale and Princeton teams VIII
meet in a special match
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
JAMAICA ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

FIRST RAcE-For tve-year- olds: selling: with 500
added. Five turongs
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JUOGM ENTS

Tho following judgments for over 800 we're hied
.t.,- tbe first name being that OF the debtor;
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01

FOURTH RACE-For fnes. two years old: with 500
ADDED. Four half fIrlonEs.
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Al, -iors 112 tCiannon to and 70 >; Mrs Bessie
linn Ii2 Cochran 40 J and % I. and Irene
SIS 10 f0dora, Il ! and !. also ran start
"A Driving b. IA lengths Time. ":5sits-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01

THIRD RACE-THE NEWIOWN STAKES: 1or thFee-
yesr-ods and upward; selling; with 5000 added
SIX
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THE RECORDS.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01

FIFTH RACE-For three-year-olds and upward; selling
with $500 added. One mile seventy yards.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01

SECOND RAcE-For three-year-olds: handicap; witt
ddsd Six fIIrInn
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-06-09
EXCoMMUNICATEs THE
KIsHINEFF MURDERERS

st. Petersburg, June 9-St. John Of
Kronstadt, the famous priest, has is
sued the following proclamation
Russian brothers, why have You
turned murderers and incendiaries
what devil instigated your atrocities
in Kishineff?
by your acts, that make my heart
bleed, You have lost your membership
in the Christian church; You no long
err belong to our holy church; | aban-
don youl
1.-THE spirit of murderer and plum
derer is that of the devil. II was the
devil that made you lose sight of the
sublime teachings of Christ, OF his
love and charity. The innocent blood
you spilled is crying to heaven. II
comes over you and your children and
children's childreni"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-06-09
ILLINOIS HUNTERS.
FEATURES OF GAME LAW OF
INTEREST TO LOCAL
NIMRoDS.

Following are the features of the
new game law, which goes into effect
in Illinois, where many Kentucky
hunters go:
Quail-November 10 to December
90.
Squirrel-July to December 90.
Snipe and plover-September to
May H.
Ducks and geese-September to
April 10.
woodcocks and doves-August to
December 1.
Prairie chickens and grouse-Pro-
tected for four years.
Wild turkey, pheasant and part
ridge-Protected for five years.
Deer-Protecte for ten years.
It is unlawful to ship wild geese,
ducks, prairie chicken, brant, quail,
grouse or squirrel killed in Illinois out
of the state.