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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18
RESULTS AT INeLEsIDE.

san Francisco Dec 17-First race (ssven-eghths Of
mile; sengl-kickunboo. I07 lewis. 10 won: Adj
rondackS 1i (Birkenruth second; Invictus. 10I
Ikunzy, 70 / third Time, 30. Border Mark. Sue
Johnson Iiloun- Rio Chic and Tanm also
Second (futurity selInglHanaUt 1Qs &C..
Kelly. 10 ., Lady Fonso 81 (Anderson). 10 70 l.
second. Brick Fowler. s. (Ifldebrand - third
Time 1;123 Leo econ. Negrusca. Basenseo. Caroburu
and FlOriana Belle also
Third race 1toyear-oid naidens ssven-eighths Of a
&C. Kelly Il L AppIeby, 10 CounelD. 5
to :. third Time. 1871 Dr. BTdsau. Jack Little and
Capitol also
Fourth mile and seventy yards; selnglLord
Melbourne 103 (Ophantl - 3 Stlurian. lo2 lad
SOM. TO l. second; Lacey Crawford. 100 u. Booze
third Time, 1;4T Caroaceres. GOrgaIette, Diderot
and Nigrette also
Fifth race Uuturity course: selingl-Reeves. f04
Foley. !. Fort Wayne. 100 fConreID. I.
second Flornel H. 10T ildebrand}. 10 third Time.
:l2- SANITY, Atwood, Coroner Kelly. Ananias and
Quatre also
Sixth (sevensiEh-hs Of mile. ssing)-Elfn
ioI (Hasck). 10 TO L Pat Mo-rissey 10T Lptonl.
l. second. Oscar Tolle. lis q. Lewis /
Time 100 Orpsus Fasp Idogo- Constable and Rinaldo
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18
POPE PLEASED WITH THE NEWS
Vatican Official Highly Commends Governor
Taft's Agreement.

Rome. Dec. 17.-Merely the announcement
that an agreement had been reached between
Governor Taft and the friars, providing for the
settlement OF the friar land question in the
Philippines, has been received by the Vatican
authorities. When the news was brought to
the Pope he seemed highly delighted and ex-
claimed: 1T is the best Christmas box could
have had The news was received with equal
pleasure in all Vatican circles. One Of the
highest officials of the Vatican Court said to-
day:
The fact that an agreement has been reached
is considered a new demonstration Of the loyal
and lofty manner with which the Washington
government deals with affairs respecting the
rights Of the Catholic Church The question
whether the Franciscans. DOmnicans Augustin-
ians and ReColleCts shall remain in the archipel-
ago now rests entirely with the Holy See.
In all quarters Governor Taft and Arch bishop
Guidi are being warmly praised. II is declared
that both have displayed the utmost tact. The
excellent impression made by Governor Taft
in Rome in the spring OF 1902 has been
greatly increased at the Vatican.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18
IAMMANY SLATE READY.
WOODBURY. FOR POLICE.
He or McAdoo McCIelLan's Choice
Many Taken Care Of"
lFRoM THE TRIBUNE BuREAU.I

washington, Dec. 11.-Mayor-elect Mcclellan
ana his Corporation Counsei-to-be John ]. De-
lany to-day finished the slate of appointees and
MI Delany took copy Of it to New-York this
afternoon. 1t viii be made public on Monday in
New-fork. Some of the probable appointments
are as follows:
' ss NaT7 "A sri.s anss
Sioner JOHN MGAW WOODBURY.
City ChamberIain-PATRICK KEENAN,
Corporation Counsel-Iohn J. DELANY
Fire Comnlssoner-JOHN 7 OAKLEY
Bridge ConlEliss 2ner-J. H TULLY or ex-senator
MICHAEL J. COFFET-
Tax C n AasK A oDoNNELL THOMAS
MURPHY and JOHN J BRADY
fTesa$3J OF the Civil Service Cornnssion-CHARLEs H
Assistant Corporation Counsel FOR Brooklyn-IsAAC NJ
Supervisor OF the City Rceord-cHAELEs C. HERvEY.
e'f aGF House mn'issoneT-NATTHEEw F, DoNA-
Among the men who have been taken care
Of are John J. Hagen. Patrick H Keahon.
Thomas E. Rush. Frank J. Goodwin, George F.
Scanneu, ex-Justce Wauhope Lynn, "FIorrie~
Sullivan, julius Hamburger, ex-senator Charles
l. Guy I C. T. Grain. John A Caldwell Al
fred NJ Downes and Joseph ". Savage.
Colonel Mcclellan admitted to friends at the
Shoreham tonight that the slate was filled out
and that there would be few. if any shifts
Mr. Mcclellan will leave here for New-York az
10 a m on Saturday and attend the Grout din
ner on Saturday night AT the Hoffman House
On Sunday he will have a final conference with
Charles F. Murphy and Mr. DeIany, and on
Monday night he will gladden. the hearts Of the
lucky by announcing his appointments. Two Of
Mr. McClellan's callers to-day were ex-senator
Charles A Towne and William w Wyatt
The presence of the name of Street Clean
ing Commissioner Woodbury. on the Tammany
slate for Police Commissioner viii cause uni
versal surprise, as the early resolve was TO
make d. clean sweep of the Low heads of de-
partments. Patrick H. keahOn. leader of the
With District, has applied for Major Wood
burys present position under Mayor Low, and
says he Will sacrifice years salary if he does
not make a better record than the majors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18
SAYS HIS FIGURES WERE ERASED.

Having brought out the fact that ex-Senators
David B. Hin and Edward Murphy jr.. were pow
ers in obtaining appointments 10 the Aqueduct Com
missions best jobs the Merchants Association yes
terday developed the fact that John b Mcdonald,
the contractor was considerable force in select
tDE engineers az Jerome Park Reservoir. J. Hamp-
den Dougherty, counsel for the association. charged
that transfers from the Jerome Park Reservoir 10
the Croton work were made at the instance OF the
contractors aud confirmed by the Aqueduct Com
mission. 49,, -, -. -4. d,
thr0Irh the recommendation OF Senator Platt, Mr..
Hin failed To remember. but DID not deny II Later
h. declared that no had ever attempted 10
iuHuenCe him i'm his term chief engineer.
WiTfau h BcttaU- u mortar tester VINO ldentlaed
uapers Us his own, declared that his hguTes had
been erased and chauSel -, -
Edward Wakeman q DIVISION engineer IN the en-
plov OF the Croton Adusduct Commission, testined
that Mr. Mcdonald had told him the contract was
= losing one. that the estimate scarcely paid the
running expenses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18
DUFFY WILL RUN HERE NEXT WEEK.
Is TO Try to Lower Myerss Record for Fifty
Yards-Mitehel in Weights.

Arthur F Duffy, OF Georgetown University. the
worlds champion Splinter, is to compete in the
short distance races at the physical culture ath-
leIic tournament in Madison Square Garden the
week Of December q. Among other records he
will try TO lower the 50-yard mark Of u. seconds
made by the late Lon Myers of the old Man
haitian Athletic Club, in December, 1884 and which
has wlthstood the attacks Of every Splinter for
the last twenty years Duffy, II is announced. is
specially training for this meet and is hopeful OF
making another O-yard record that will stand as
long as Myers's- Duty has been running in Eng
land this summer. where he for the third sue
cessIve year the English 1Cs}-yard championship
James s Mitchell. the weight thrOwer. will be a
competitor IN the physical culture exhibition 10
be held in Madison Square Garden in the week Of
December >. Mitchell viii De the scratch man in
the throwing o. the hfty-sIX pound weight contest
There are several other well known weight throw
entered in the contest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18
J. C. BRECKENRIDGE SELECTED

dent-elect Martin ". Littleton. OF Brooklyn. yes
terday announced the selection Of John c. Bracken-
ridge as Commissioner OF Public Works and John
a Hefernan the Presidents secretary. Those
names were the only ones announced. officially In
officially. however. it is said that Peter J. Collins
Will be Superintendent Of Buildings and Arthur J.
O'Keefe Superintendent OF Sewers
Mr.. Breckenridge has an excellent reputation as
an engineer. He was superintendent Of construc-
ZION Of the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad and of the
electrical subway IN Broadway. and for number
OF years has been chief engineer of the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company.
Mr.. Littletou has not been giving any encourage
rnenr TO the politicians representing Hugh Nc
TaughIiu but at the same time has resisted the de-
Tnands OF McCarren that his district leaders be
placed in the principal places.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18
DEFEAT FOR W4TERTOWN.
Franklin and Olympia hin IN
Garden Football.

The watertown football team. whose manager 70
conducting the tournament Madison Square
Garden lost TO the Franklin eleven OF Penn
syIvania last evening by a score OF L TO Q. The
Watertowu team was outplayed in every part OF
the game. and the Pennsylvania players went
through their opponents lines several times in
mastery style They also were superior al buck
ing Hayden the quarterback for ths Franklin
team was cheered TO the echo for running back two
punts. The game was extremely rough. and In
juries were frequent As a result, IL was rdntshr
before the game was over
The largest crowd since the tournament opened
the game. The band had a little fun with thu
players. and when one OF them would be Knocked
out it would play Please Go Way and Let Ms
Sleep"
vanced the ball to their hfteen-yard line lost it
gains, sent Davidson across for the hrst touch
down Davidson kicked the goal The Franklin
men began punt When the game continued a
punt from WatertoWn's twenty-yard line was nice
" caught by Hayden, who made a fake kick and
rushed through the Watertowns line. getting tbs
bail the latter teams thfrry-yard line. The
Pennsylvania men then made TWO Jen-yard gains.
but went back the same distance for holding.
Hayden several minutes later made another long
run through a broken field after a punt from
Watertown's ten-yard to their thirry-yard line.
Just as the whistle blew to end the half the Water
town men freed the ball on their opponents three
yard line The half ended TO in favor OF Frank
lin
In the second half the Pennsylvania players wers
faster than ever and had the ball IN their rivals
territory most OF the time Davidson was hurt and
retired from the game. Kirkhof made the second
touchdown for Franklin after about ten minutes
OF play Hayden kicked the goal Franklin had thu
IL and the latter team was about punt tho ball
at this point when the game ended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18
WAIT AUTO RACE ENTRIES
Jaeger, Mechanical Engineer, Has
Car for the Contest.

No entries were received yesterday at the Auto
mobile Club Of America for the international race
for the Bennett Cup. There are only two days more
for competitors TO send in their names J. s Jaeger
a graduate of the New-YOrk University and prest-
dent of its automobile club who is now mechanic
al engineer in the Interborough Rapid Transit Com
pany, Manhattan Railway division, with several
other mechanical engineers, has designed and built
a racing car II Is practically assured that he will
send IN an entry The Car is OF siXty-eight horse
power and presents several characteristics Of Ner-
cedes construction
The result OF the meeting OF the representatives
OF the various clubs held in Paris on Wednesday
favortng the amendment OF the German Automobile
Club 10 allow professionals drive cars i'm the race
was the topic OF conversation among autOr1obiisus
here yesterday. and the action was favorablv re-
celVed II IS expected that entries will received
from the Wiuton, Peerless and Packard counpa1ies
to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18
NEw-oRLEANs ENTRIES FOR TODAY

First race purse. seven f1rlongs-Caybcr 100 Estao
lsh 100 Bill Nye, 100; I6m1riX 1913. IalhoueC no.
Monte Sank, lI5- jim Ferrin. rs
Second five furlonSslCarraher 1o2s
sly Boots 1oi Tally Ho 10: Loyahle lo Beie Mahone
loi Pianist 1oI. Gus Lanka l01, sid silver 1O1 Tommy
rcSter 10, saa5Gcee III. Rensaw ia. KHAKI, ll5
Third race selling; miel-BeEOne. 90 Shotgun 90
Medal lp@ I-eacy, 102. Royal Pirate. 1Q2- ENaPo lO
Satculta lt4, Bocul 1l4- sarah Maxim, 100 sidney
sabbath 10T, Alright tO7, Srauexafl. ZOE
Fourth race tna1dcap; SIX furlolgsl-Lady Fee
Knight " = An, o., ~Lald Par. 100, Demurrer 100,
Travers 100 Cardinal Wolsev. 103: Van Ness. 1O3. Dr.
stephens l0T; Sharp Bird. 107. Ascension. 10.
Fifth Selling. mile a VIZ
ard 1ol Ida Penzance d02; Hayward Hunter 102: Jack
DOYLE 1"2; WhireuOre. I02 Mary I02 Trocadsro,
105 Water Tower los; Reviuo f0T Charles D. 1OT
Bobby. 10. Sid6Gns.
Sixth race purse six furo7gsOvsr Hand. 100: Algon-
quln. 100: Bond Maid 100. Pilgrim Girl. 100. Rachel
Ward 100; Footlights Favorite 100; Step Aside 100;
Ethel Scrgss 100, Silver Meade, 100; Mordella 100.
Echinate, loo Aisanthrope. 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18
SUICIDE ONCE EMPLOYED BY NoRDICA
Dressmaker Discharged by Singer, 1t Is Al
legged, Dies from Gas.

Miss Nellie Rosine who, according to her story.
was formerly employed for several years as dress
maker for Nine Lillian Nordica. and who accom-
panied the prima donna on many CT her European
to,,rs was found dead in her room the top floor
boarding house No JOG East Nine teentil-st,,
last evening. evidently a suicide tune leading
ms fumes led TO the discovery OF her body
RE y zine according the story she had told
yKJiiiisr1 ( TeCker proprietor OF the boarding
house came 10 rhIs country with Nine Nordica
80. d, ,-11-+b go About weeks go she vent
- tbe Fsst NLneJeeuth-st. house and secured a
room she lost ner position with the singer II Is
,I5.ea[od week ego and had since been very
lazD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18
COD LIVER OIL FAMINE
Price Noe $50 BarreI-Mdy
Rise to $500.

The shipments Of good cod liver oil TO this port
are becoming SO few as TO cause much anxiety in
medical and drug circles. To use an expression
among the dealers in the oil "the country is ex-
perieuCing cod liver oil famine Old record prices
for the oil have been smashed 10 smithereens by
present prices: The principal Codhsheries are on
the banks of Newfoundland and the coasts of New
England and Norway. II is the Norwegian cod liver
oil that is highly priced because it seldom
been found impure, while this cannot be said of
Newfoundland or New England oil. In the week of
December IL 1901 the price barrel at this port for
the Norwegian oil from 81 81 TO S24 80 The
price barrel yesterday was from sos TO $I8o. and
there was little oil proCura BILE those figures.
As the greatest demand for oil is in the winter
months and the early spring IL is thought that Nor
wegian cod liver oil be selling here 500
q barrel.
The cause Of the scarcity is that seals have
harassed and slaughtered numerous cod schools of
the coast Of Norway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18
ICE YACHTING ON SHREWSBURY

Long Branch. y. J.. Dec. II (SpeciaD--Ths
South Shrewsbury Ice Yacht Club at meeting to-
day named this regatta COMMITTEES for the coming
racing season: James P. Throckmorton, Warner
Snyder, Harry Paddock Bennett, William II. Nor
ris and John J. Manolt. The South Shrewsbury
club holds the challenge pennant Of the Shrews-
bury, won by z. E. Tabsr's Leroy. This season
the North Shrewsbury Club. at Red Bank, which
held the penuant for a number OF years will tryr
10 recover II. and Will send a number OF its best
yachts here compete. Several OF the Smaller
yachts were out on the river This morning ana a
number Of scrub races We're held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18
MICHIGAN And COLUMBIA
East and Vest May Meet Here on
Gridiron Thanksgiving Dan.

At the dinner OF the alumni OF the University OF
Michigan at the Hotel Albert, at Eleventh-st. and
University Place, last evening, it was announced
that arrangements had been made for a football
game between the Western university and Column
bia be played in this city Thanksgiving Day.
Stanley d McCiraw, 80. made the announcement
of the game, saying he had received word that
Frederick Yost, the trainer at Michigan, who had
been in New-YOrk for a week had completed the
arrangements Columbia, said Mr.. McGraw was a
third rate college in football having been defeated
bsAeveral minor teams last season. To defeat them
he declared. was no great achievement but TO be
defeated was disgrace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18
ADVISERS FOR HARVARD FOOTBALL

Boston. Dec. Il (SpeciaD.-As the result OF a con-
ference on Harvard football held last night at the
Union Club. committee Of seven % lay out and
direct the policy for the organization for next sea
son was appointed
The committee consists Of - ". Forbes r
d. Wrenn. 2 y WTightington John Dunlop Nal
colin Donald, J. W Halloweli and William Reid
II Is expected that the organization. which IS
known a. the Harvard Football Graduates AssO-
citation. viii be consulted in the choice OF coach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18
ARMF CAPTAIN ACCUSED
Charges of Duplicating Pay dc
counts Made BIZ Pau1nnster.

the 9TH Infantry, Of duplicating his pay accounts
for october and November were forwarded 10
Washington Yesterday by Colonel Francis S. Dodge
chief payTnaster of the Depa rtment of the East
Captain Phillips IS away from his regiment, now
serving IN the Philippines, leave Of absence. He
is specifically charged with making duplicate set
Of pay vouchers and sending them different pay
masters, thus drawing double pay for both months.
Captain Phillips is now suing his wife for divorce
She makes COunterChargeS. alleging that she found
a woman's shoes ms in the Plattsburg
barracks
Colonel Dodge said the captain supposed to
be in Brooklyn at present and that he did not ex-
pect any trouble in finding him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18
TESTIMONY IN FAIR WILL CASE.

Paris Dec I7.-Dr- Duchateau testified to-day
before Mr. EIsler Of New-York. tie commlssione-
appointed 20 take testimony here IN the Fair viii
case His testimony was the same lines as that
If T. per-fouet and favorable TO the theory tina
Mr. Cha-ies l. Fair survived her husband. who,
with Mrs Fair. killed n m altornoDlIe acct
dent IA 1902.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18
MISS V0E REEINRABEN RESCUED.
Finance Minister'S Daughter Saved from Car
D. EIglishmau Who Is Killed.

=----- DEC. l.---Fr5ulei- Won Rheinbaben,
-1-s--7- NJ The Finance Minister. Baron Won
-'-si.1a' Den. had Z naTroH escape from serious
"--Fy cr death to-day She fell between two
e7crr-c cars luL an English naval constructor.
-7n-F -JaVldsorl OF NeWca stle-OD-TEne. rushed
.e Der assistance and in pulling Mss Won Rhein-
"@ue1 our OF danger was killed by one of the
s-s Miss Won Rnein Da5 ben was uninfured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18
Ten YEARS FOR EMgEzzLINe ssooooo

-9al-- Dee IA. s Rowe. the Ascending
secretary g: rhe Great Fingsu Consolidated Com
iatr. VIC was arrested II Toronto, was sentenced
y me C.z Bailey today 20 zen years penal servi-
ce t1r cruhezzling over 10000 Of the coulpanv's
me Rove t-.ureJ when Eis sentence was pro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18
GENTLEMAN BANK RoBBER" FREE.
Pardoned from JOliet-Dunlap Stole $1,000
900 from Manhattan Bank Here.

Chicago Dec Thames Dunlap the gentleman
bank robber one Of the cleverest men at his call
ing in the world. is again at large. Word was re-
ceived at Police Headquarters to-day from Joliet
that the pardonins board had released him
Dunlap was serving time for bank robbery at
Monmouth. Ill. two years ago, His criminal rec
ord extenGs back score Of years or more. Among
his most daring exploits was the robbery of the
Manhattan Bank in New York where his booty is
said to have amounted TO nearly 81 .01lG0o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18
DREYFUss REGIMENT CHOSEN.
War Office Said TO Have Decided on Details
Of Els Reinstatement

Paris De- 1.-THE "Liberte" confirms the
report that the Council Of the War Office has
CONSIDERED the details Of DTeyfus's reinstate-
l.enl lL fhe army. and mat the regiment which
"-- command. with the rank Of Lieutenant
--.s has beer chosen. Il is added that a
e-i-----aI-1-- has been reached 70 deal rigor-
"'ia 17leers who express disspproval of
llE .--t-S s reinstatement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18
SWIMMING RACES AT COLUMBIA.

CoIunbia's second biweekly series OF swirrrnins
games was held in the university swimming pool
yesterday afternoon J. J. Friedland 0S. with nina
seconds. won the final heat OF the 100-yard swim
ming race ha1dica7. Four trial heats were neces-
sary 10 decide the contest. r kTess. 0S. q sec
ondsl. was second, and j. B Shosnfeld, P. g. 90
secOndsl. third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18
K4ISER'S SISTER ILL.
Princess Charlotte Said To Be Suf-
fering from Cancer.

Paris. Dec. 1S-"The Journal hears from Ber-
I'm that The Princess Charlotte Of Saxe-Mein-
irgeu g sister Of Emperor William who has
been Fl for some time, is suffering from cancer
and that rhe verdict II the physicians created
observation In the German court and had
BAD effect upon the recovery OF the Emperor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18
KAISER on HUNTING TRIP.
Prince Henry and Grand Duke Vladimir in
the Shooting Party IN Hanover.

Berlin Dec 17.-Emperor William. Grand
Duke Vladimir Of Russia. Prince Henry Of Prus-
So, IL Russian Ambassador and large num-
5e- Of mobiles left Berlin to-day for the forest
q G5nrde in Hanover. on a TWO days hunt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18
SWITzERLAND'S NEW PRESIDENT
n. Comtesse, Of Eeuchatel. Chosen-M
Ruchet Elected President.

Berre, Dec IN. Contesse. a member Of
the Burdesrath from NeUcnsreI and n. Ruchet
a member from The Canton de Vaud. we're to-
da~ elected respectively President and Vice
President Of Switzerland for 1904
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18
ATTARIAN WANTS HIS MONEY.
American Arrested at Alexandretta Declines
Turkish transportation.

Constantinople. Dec 1.-The American Vice-Cou-
SUI at Alexandretta telegraphs that Attarian the
naturaIized American whose arrest caused Consul
Davis 10 leave AIexandreJta has declined the trans
T0rrarior rendered him by the authorities until the
Turks refund 70 him the cash seized at the time
% his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18
rARTH GIVES WAY TWO KILLED.

,-,c,,-a y Y Dec I7.-Joscph Campbell and
- 7feronaId Of Buffalo. We're killed near Bald
evansville this afternoon. = bank caved in While
trev we're making excavations for the foundations
If a bridge buryng them 50 deep that rescue was
impossible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18
BILLIARDS AT THE PRESS CLUB.

D. Richards. the former champion professional
billiard expert OF England. viii play an exhioi-
ton game ar the Press Club tomorrow. between
/ and O'clock He will meet "Yank Adams.
Ward Damon and other billiard experts OF the club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18
MuNRoE WINS WRESTLING BOUT.

Jack Ifunroe, the fighter. met John Pieutag IN
wrestling bout last night at Prospect Hall
Brooklyn Pieniug agreed 70 throw his opponent
three times in an hour Grsco-ROnan style Nun,
roe won the match. as Pienlng got only two fails
IN time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18

The sum Of $3.50 found on the person Of At
tartan The TACT that he had this money in his
possession and that he was classed as a revou-
tscufst are said 10 led the turkish authorities
% decide take him into CUSTODY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18
HUMORIsT DIES ON A BOAT.
Baltimore Man Had Been Billed as "Ameri-
cas- Greatest DeIneatorH

5. T. Ford. a Southern humoriSt. whose home is
at No. 1901 St Paui-sj.. Baltimore. Nd. was pros
tratod the Pennsylvania Railroad ferryboat
Newark on a early afternoon trip from Twenty
third-st. yesterday. aud he died before the boat
cached Jersey City. In his pocket was found
a railroad pass made out in the name OF
Abraham Lincoln Dryden. Assistant Treasurer
Of the United States. at Baltimore and a
report was given out that the dead man was
Mr.. Dryden. Mr.. Ford's identity was established
by other papers. including q deposit book OF the
Garfield National Bank. Manhattan The cause Of
death given as dpOplcXy.
NIr Ford was recently guest Of the Continental
Hotel. this city. and had been billed as STORY
teller humorist, imPersonator Americas greatest
delineatOr.' He had recommendations from Miss
Helen Gould for the excellence OF "a performance.