davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
SPEAKER CR1TICIsEs SMOKERS.
Words of Assistant Superintendent Of
Schools Not Needed, However, at Dinner.

While Or. Matthew j Elgas, Assistant SuPerin-
tendent of Public Schools, was making a speech at
The dinner given ny the Alumni Association OF
Grammar School No CO. held at Shanleys res
taurant. at Forty-second-st. and Broadway, last
night he criticised teachers who were sitting
AT one Of the tables for smoking cigarettes DIR.
Elgas had chosen for his theme The Alumni He
first dWeIi his early days when he was president
of the dehating club, literary society. ball team
and anti-cigarette society of the school
i am sorry to observe. he said. that so many
have forgotten the promises they made at that
time. and. further. 10 the bad example that
two teachers sitting near by, are making.
The teachers ALLUDED TO by the Assistant Super
intendert loIlins hack in their chairs. each
having a cigarette in his fingers The general
laugh that followed the speakers remark directed
10 them plainly disconnected the teachers. but they
continued smoke the cigarettes during the re-
TnainGer Of the speech
About one hundred and fifty of the graduates
from the school were present at the dinner, which
the first held by them Some of the graduates
were from Missouri Kansas and Texas, while one
came from the Kiundke. The oldest graduate was
William T Beaver. who left the school with high
honors in lS77. The youngest graduate was William
s Meagher of the class of q. Jerome Siegel pre-
sided the dinner. while Mr.. Bernard CrOnsOn,
principal of Grammar School No. rs. in Wooster
st, the tOaStmaSJer.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
SHOOTING.
Crescent A. C. Beats Boston A. A. by 46
Points at Bay Ridge.

At the Crescent Athletic Clubs gTounGS. at l<'F
Ridge Yesterday team of trapshootrrs from the
Boston Athletic Association met a team Of eight
mon from the CresCents. and defeated by
fortv-sjx points the totals being 645 to 5S4.
The match began at o'clock. after luncheon at
the clubhouse There was drizzlimg rain for the
greater part of the match. The shot i'll squads,
with two Boston men and two Crescent men at
each set of traps. Thc Crescent team selected
by the shooting committee about half an hour be
fore the match. The men paired off and shot in
this order: Iiegcman and Palmer Crescent against
Baxter and Edwards (I5uston). Bedford and Fish
U,rcscenO against Ellis and Howell t30stonJ +. t.
Stephenson and Lott (CresccED against DcnnsOn
and Hallctt (Foston). q. G. Stephenson and Brig
ham CCresc, nt) against DagGett and Clark ("ston)
Careful shooting was the rule with the Crescent
men from the start D. V. r. Hcgcman opened the
match with total of - out of possibl" 100
beating his opponent CfaXt"r) by points. Ellis. OF
Boston, defeated + L Bedford by points soon
after but f. II. Lott. of the CrescentS, shot full
score Of 25-thr only one made in the matCh-in his
second round, and rolled up total of 50 against
IIalletts Ga. defeating the latter by % points H. NJ
Brigham who has just returned from Europe and
was supposedly of form. proved just the oppo-
site for his count included two scores Of a. and
total Of SO points. Ellis and Dcnnison made the
two best scores for the vsitors-S7 and 81. Dag
gctts gun did not arrive, and he attributes his
poor 10 shooting with 4 strange gun.
4 fifteen target trophy match. preceding the chief
contest was won by {. ". Stake after ties
had been shot off. 1t decided to postpone the
shoot for the March Cup until next saturday
The visiting team was entertained at dinner by
the Crescents at its city clubhouse; in CHnton,st
Brooklyn. The return match is 10 be shot in Bos-
April T.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
SPl9GgIS SP0GIS
9p0RTSF'eN'
AMERICAN JOCKEYS IN FRANCE.
This Years Riders Create Favorable impress
sion-O'Connor's Earnings.

Paris, March H.
In few weeks the Paris racing season will be-
gin in earnest Auteu Longchamps and Chan
tily In sporting circles great interest is aroused
by the American jockeys who have recently
arrived and have settled down at the great train
ing stables at Chantily and Maison Latittes. Pub
lie opinion here is infinitely more favorable toward
the newcomers this year than the cast with
the first batch of American Jockeys, who MADE
their appearance the French turf two years
ago. A prominent member Of the Jockey Club
states that the first lot of American jockeys con-
tanned some very disreputabe characters, who had
already got into difficulty the turf in the United
States, and came here surrounded by gangs or
welchers sharpers and sharks of both sexes. The
new lot of American jockeys, on the other hand.
Is of q very different type and they are accom-
panied in several instances by their parents or
wives. 1t was at once seen that they were trust
worthy, respectable persons, and the domestic lit
tie colony OF English trainers and Jockeys estab-
Hshed for many years at Chantilly, with their
wives and daughters welcomed them in a most
friendly way.
Winnie O'Connor. the American jockey en-
gagged by Baron de Rothschild at salary Of $3.50
a year-not S25.000 was enormously reported
has already become quite a favorite Chanty.
With his second mounts engaged by the stable
Pourtales-Schckler. with his odd mounts author
lied by Baron de Rothschlld, and with his pres
ents for won, It is estimated that OConnor's
yearly earnings will reach in round figures $3.50
equal to the united salaries of three or four
Cabinet Ministers. O'Connor still adheres strictly
TO his temperance habits He drinks neither wine.
beer spirits, finds that the French climate
agrees with him admirably. The best trainers at
Chantilly estimate O'Connor at seven pounds bet
ter than Reff. This Is also approximately the
quotation Of the value Of n. Turner. the first
jockey of the Vanderbilt stable. It is noted that
this year the best English Jockeys at Chantilly,
such ]. Childs. Aylin and w. Bray, have adopted
the American method of riding well forward on the
neck. Bray IS the lghtest Jockey just at
Chantilly He weighs thirty koogrammes or a lit
tie over sixty-sx pounds. great deal is expected
this year Of the new American jockeys. who have
already created most favorable impression
p
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
POOL.
Lambs and Strollers Win in Championship
Contest.

The Lambs defeated the Calumet Club players IN
the intercuU pool tournament at the Strolers last
evening" W. G. Camp. of the Lambs. defeated
Parker syms of the Calumet Club. in an inter
oeting match by a score OF 125 70 SO. Camp began
well and played a strong and brilliant game to the
finish. The score:
canp-1s. IL IL 10. 10. 7. $. II, II. 3, s 4. To
tai parker i sSms"i s. TO- o g S. 3, B. TO- O. s.
Total 50: scratches, i.
The contest between J. II. Booth, Of the lamoS; ;;
and De r Grant of the Calumet resulted IN one Oh
The closest finishes OF the evening. Booth winning
bv a score of 10 80 Grant started or well
making 10 in the first frame Booth. however;
nassed his opponent in the third frame, ana heId
the lead 10 the finish The score:
Booth g O. H. s 49, :, s 10, 8 :. l.. g. s. 3 To
fa3 ran5i6 5G2 5frniS s. 12 . s 10 9, : . Total
scratches, g.
The RACQUET and Tennis Club and the Strollers
met in deciding game betWeen the TWO two teamS; ms
" Tilt representing the StroierS, won etSliy
over his rival. H. 5. Vingut. of the Racquet ana ana
Tennis Club. by score of l23 to 10. INT GOT III, Ee
lead in the first frame and held it to the end Inc
rnt-l2 10 6. IL. $, l. {" 6. II. l.. = 13. / Total
I25: scratch /. . Total
I6; scratches. /
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
THE RACETRACK.
End of the Season at New-orleans.

New Orleans. March 21-The New Louisiana
Stake. four miles, and worth $3.50 to the win
ner marked the close Of the local racing season TO-
day Only four horses faced the starter, of which
The W-av was favorite at 6 TO s. Major Mansr
backed from to 3 while Iatson was at to l and
Accolade at 10 to l.
The four were rated throughout at two minute
gait The Wav leading for three miles. Cannon
made no move with Mansir until well into the last
mile and then went the front without an effort,
and by two lengths. Latson collapsed at the
end Of two miles, and finished walking. Insoence
and Ben Chance were the only winning favorites.
Durnel G. Herr. principally through the success
Of their crack four-year-Old McChesney, now the
property ot f. F. Smathers. is at the top of the
list Of winners with sl9C22 at the season OF racing
at New-OrIeans. sam" Hildreth. who went TO
Nev-OrIeans with only few horses and now has
q big string is second. with $14S61. and James
Arthur is third with $11593 The list Of winners OF
more than $500 is as follows: DurneH & Herr,
s19022: S. c. Hildreth SI4 61: James Arthur, H1593;
A Simons 81 2S5 Mrs NJ Goldblatt. 1873; E. Cor
rigan sa4S7; J. I. Strobe. s5.795: II. Dernham.
Sc 565; E Trotter & Co. So 1872: NJ. H. Tfchenor &
Co. $3.50; S. W. Street Co. S5.446: James Ownby.
$5O67: R. ". Walden Sons. S5,023: NJ. J." Hayman,
s4.5lS; Mrs. S. c. Hildreth $3.50: W: H. Fizer &
Co. 1920: j, A, Kyle q 2g3: H Arih9r s.. A1S5; G
fr M s:h544 :4 & s p orr s3et E aSnss'GesE Ger
A. Featherstone s. sos; Mrs; G E DurnsIl. EEL. !2,7S3;
schulz. $500 and E. Dealey s2.727.
Weather cloudy; track heavy. The summaries:
race selling nye and one-haf fuTiongs}1Insoc @
iseGSI so0Iy, % 70 T. MoSsG Ss Nss ls 70
Flofha fhiIa AnIISone Im uokSer Eabys
second race selling mlel-Wecome Light. 10l
a l. Flora Levy s. I'd. Glmorel Z TO
second: john Coulter. 50 Fuler). to third Time
i:5lA Noweta Judge Cantrell Frank Rice and Fair
also d.
Third race (handicap: mile and siKteenthl-Ben
Chance dunroe). even. won; CGgswel 70 F uheri
Time Isl Albert F. Dewey, E Rey and Cathedral also
ro,- -,ua.,
Msnsr Ii2 (Csannon) 70 won: The Way Jos Fuller.
g. second: Accolade, 20 Phhlps) ~ !" i 'HiiN'
Time. S-04M. LAtson also ran ~rouor ,oo
Fifth mile and Quarter1--lEVlns Av
Iunroe1 II 20 g. Nettie Regent 100 tFuller TO J.
sScons. ThurIes e6 Treano ID 10 ]. third Time 22O
Sir Ffzhush Pay the Fiddler Georgia Gardner Albert
Lee s,rb aho race zone mIe1-Mauser SO CPhps}: to
won: Sweet Alice. 81 dOartJ even second 5InS9H no
Teefotum and GoldaGa also ran
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
LAWN TENNIS.
New-York Club to Hold an Open Tourna-
ment for Women in June.

An informal meeting of the board OF governors
Of the New-York Lawn Tennis Club was held yes
terday afternoon the clubs grounds. one-hun-
dred-and- twenty-thrl-st and St EiCholas-ave., 10
determine the advisa bility of holding tournament
for and to promote the sport among W"in-
en- especially in the metropolitan district. 1t was
finally decided hold open tournament fer
women the first part of June, on dat" to he hAed
later not to conflict with the schedule OF the
National Lawn Tennis Association The contests
will include singles. doubles and mixed doubles
The proposed WOms ms tournament Is IN" outcome
Of ii conversation which Mrs GeorGt W HiIlEard
the former champion of England and holder OF
many titles in European meetings had with ore
of the clubs members while he was abroad last
wear. The EnglishWOman said that she might ac-
company her husband To America this year. IN the
event of his going with the challenging team
of Britons, but from her knowledS" there was
little chance that she would play. there alr-
peared to he only long list of tournaments for
men and none for
A part Of the plan is to make the New-York
tournament the first of a series that will! inclui"
meetings on the courts of the West Side Tennis
club the Kings County Tennis club: the Ladies
Club Of Staten Island. tho Orange Lawn Tennis
Club the Sleepy Hollow Tennis club and those
clubs affiliated with the Hudson River Tennis As
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
EAST JERSEY LEAGUE MEETING.

At the annual meeting of the East Jersey con
Association in Newark last week the only club
not rcurcsCntcd was tho CoInEia Country Club. OF
Railway An application for membership was made
,hy the COnoe Brook Country Club. of summit Dut
it will not he acted upon until a vacancy occurs.
\ list Of matches arranged and approved will he
announced in 2 few DAYS \ committee ap-
pointed to select date and links for the next
annual championship Of tn" league. which TOOK
place. last wear the East Orange links. A series
1f !utorcIub team matches. with championship
trophy for the club represented by the winners Is
also To- be feature.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
WRESTLING.
Yale Ties Columbia by Score of to in
Latter's Gymnasium.

Columbia and Yale held a dual college wrestling
meet in the Columbia gymnasium. The colleges
+t7 With a score of to > Yale forfeited TO Colum-
bia in the heavyweight Columbia Won the Light
weight and lost the WclterWeiSht. Yale thch won
the rpfddleweight., The summaries:
,,,..,b. wrestling championship between Yale and
ColIfiaNJ sheldon Columbia, against l. ". fhizeIl !
bout won by Hh"idoh IN I'Io '>C'Hu
bout won by Sheldon in LOS. ,,,,.. vo,o o,5
- HeItTi isroar Inlunba First by Phelps
IN s1a second by Phelps in 3:05 , "
IA N5iSTeveght champiOnship-II MNbank ale ana -
~ I.SInnohia First by MIbank in Do
-errn6 b0rlt won by Milbank in 900.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
IoNDoN's AUTOMOBILE SHOW.
American Cars Attract Notice-Three Hun
dred Exhibitors.

London March 21.-An automobile exhibition
was opened in Agricultural Hall here to-day IL
formed q comprehensive. international display,
including vehicles for heavy traffic and munic-
ipaI purposes. and racing machines Among
the latter machines was the one with which
Stewart Rolls broke the worlds automobile rec
ord for a kilometre on February -. and an
American torpedo electrical car. The i:~ht.
reasonably priced American cars attracted Il
siderable attention. Altogether three hundred
firms had machines on exhibit
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
COLUMBIA MAY NOT MEET TIGERS.

It IS said on good authority At Columbia that
Columbia and Princeton will not meet the grid
iron this season The schedule ~ neither team
has vet been made public. bat IT is said TO bs Hrac-
ticaIlv certain that Princeton has broken of nego-
tiatIons The reason given fuT the caacri!dtlOn OF
the game By Princeton is that Princeton feels that
the only availa Bile date for this years game with
Columbia Is too near the Yals game Last sea-
son Burke Kafer and Foult". three OF the Tigers
hest men. were injured III th- match with tOluTn-
hia so that they rould not play against Yale
This year Princeton Is TO make up her sShed0ls
with the intention OF beating Yale
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
THE RESULTS At OAKLAND.

Oakland, Cal, March 21-The weather was clear
and the track fast to-day. The results OF the races
were as follows:
v, RAMA fseInr: seven Misunderstanding, lO5 PoweD,
IA to won: Deciaimer. 1O2 DonneIlyl: TO second:
49, 1o3 ri, Jacksonl IL to /, third Time 1:29k:
EoSs, Flo Culver yellow Stone Frank Pearce Myriad
Dance Lou Ciivsden, Jennie Mccarthy and Sir OougA
Second race (purse; tWo-year-ods four aad cneIhat
,,IIongst-Rapd water lis (BonneT) even won Toledo
ITO 2roisnd1 20 sacosd; Military Man. 40 Usnkns).
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
OPENING OF STATEN ISLAND SEASON

Staten Island golfers will b" among the first in
the field this season. At the Hdrbor Hill links
start will b." made April % when the hrst
monthly handicap for members is to ne played
The annual Staten Island championship will take
place in June i the links of the Richmond County
country club The committee in charge C4nsistS insists
Cnunty. J. Eb,rhar,I Fabcr Harbor Hill Golf Club,
and VI VI SINGER. Fox Hills Golf Club.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
FoRDHAM PLAYS BASEBALL TODAY

The Fordham College baseball nine will play its
first game tho season this afternoon with the
Hobokcn Field Club Mt Fordham. 1t is the intention
Of Mr. Smith, the coach. to give all four pitchers
a trial After the game the list OF candidates viii
be reduced and the team picked for the Yale game
on Saturday. Second base Is tn" only position
which seems to he weak. and three men will be
tried for this position to-day
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
HORSE AND CARRIAGE NOTES.

James W Rruwfcks waserooms in Forty-~!xth-
at lust west of broadway. are flied with spring
and summer carriages. including many novelties
in baSketwoTk-
lanes EmsIf,. reports good ssIrS at his Twenty
fol,rth-sr sta BE and at t..r Wr"hI' ken stock
Yards TIohokCr MI EEIsllr makes "a specially or
heavy Iraught horses and delivery horses. and has
among his customers Il ulTIh"r IF the large dry
rnodS houses and express companies
Private 'uruoUts may BE- rented monthly at the
Coleman stables Nos 20 and - West Fifty-Sixth-
st including single ami double. extension fr"nr
aD,i miniature, hruughanl~ VCturJS ard CIbroletS
all OF Brewster & Co maxi This conn my also
has branches AT No SO SryrUth-.IyC-- BuCklnE1aIn
IJntcI ETftieth-st and FTfrh-avr.. and at the Uni
yprsity tNuh Fifty-fOurth-St and FIith-ave.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
BASEBALL.
Stockholders Of Local American League Club
Announced by President Gordon.

The Greater New-York Baseball Association tnat
will control the American League Club In TINS cltS
announced its stockholders by Joseph GORDON iIs
president yesterday, as follows: Louis J. We'll ol
No. 113 West Fortleth-st.; James ]. Wallace ol
No. 1I25 Broadway; William II. Hurst of No oi
Broad-st: Thomas +. McEVOy. OF No. 4o6 west
One-bundred- nd ffty-t third-st Joseph Gordon. of
No. go East Forty-second-st; Frank j. FarreI OF
No. l39 West Seventy -firSt-St.. and Samu'i ~
Byers of No. 269 Amsterdam-ave.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
SEVENTH REGIMENT ATHLETIC GAMES

The 7th Regiment Athletic Association is ar
ranging an elaborate programme FOR It's forty-thlrd
games TO be held in the armory Saturday evening
Anril Among the special contests are two re-
lay races. bicycle and 29O-yard steeple-
chase match relay race between the picked picked
quarter mile runners OF the I'D and Itn regiments
is expected to be the feature OF the evening
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
PRINCETON GOLF CAPTAINS.

Following the idea OF intcrClaSs golf matches
adopted Yai" tn" Princeton golfers nave elec'Fu
their class tenn captains for similar series or
contests this spring They will play for the trophy
presented by George T. BrokaW. The captains are:
1903 L. T. Ciarret~"n: 1901. L. II C0nklin; 1905, r
O. Reinhart and 1876 Louis y James The varsity
team will be chosen from thos" who make the best
showing in these games. James Is the present
national gols champion. and his form VIII DC
U3rrnrd with considerable Interest.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
HARVARD WINS AT WHIST.
Cambridge Team Beats Columbia a's-Had
Previously Won from Yale.

Harvard won the ntcrcolleg giate whist champion
ship yesterday by defeating Columbia IN the final
round of the tournament by a score of ~ TO O. The
tournament was played at the rooms of the Knick-
erbocker Whist Club. The teams were: Harvard
A C. England V X. keescy, q. kcrper. jr. and
C. Barry Columba-Ci. a. Ellis, B Y. MOure. r.
NJ Putzel and w f Thomas. Harvard also won
the first round Of the tournament 10y defeating
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
FOR THE DURLAND HORSE SHOW.

Entries for the twelfth annual show Of the Dur
land company. to be held at the academy. N" 5
to II West Sixty on the evenings or April
: and 9 close Saturday. The list of Judges is
Saddle horses, George c. Clauseni four-ln- -hanos'
tandems and harness horses. James H Hyde; hunt
ers. jumpers and polo ponies, H. L. Herbert an"
John Rawlins; veterinary inspectors. Dr. James s.
Cattanach DR.. +. c. Cirenside and Or. NJ. j. Dair,
and secretary and clerk of the ring, Charles W.
Smith
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
WORK ON THE RELIANCE.

Bristol r. l.. March @I-At the end OF work to-
Jay at the HerreshoTs' shops. only two plates re-
maIned out OF place at the bow and three small
oncs at the stern OF the Reliance There IS good
deal Of riyetInE TO be done the top sides. The
after end Of he boat Is drawn out PIctly nne with
Tnther n narrow stern. The ruIlCr - in place.
haIt though framed up II is plated IL is no
tiCed that the lower end Of the ruducr does not
drOD down 20 the bottom Of the lead Keel Of the
Rellancf seYfrnl inches
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
DRAG HUNT IN THE RAIN.

Hempstead Long Island. March q tSpeClaD--
Despite cold driZzing rain and "a thick fog large
field Of crosx-country riders turned OUt the drag
hunt with eight couples Of English fOxhoundS this
afternoon James L. KerHoChan, with Mrs. Ker-
nochan; Mrs Iadenhurg. Harry Hewett and Mr..
Cameron were the hrst to pass over the last &h&SS
and be In at the finish.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
AUTOMOBILE BUN TODAY.

The Long Island Automobile club m"mb rs viii
hold the second OF tn" recently arranged
series to-day Starting from Brooklyn. the riders
wfI co 10 MaySapequa whore they will stop for
dinner The return trip will 10 by way Of Jert'ho
and Jericho Turnpike To jamaica THa trip VIII
Brooklyn. and VIII tth. The EN N1;i''FS .Ity
UFr1a miles
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
wrTHDRAws FROM JERSEY LEAGUE

Orange y. J.. March p (SpecaD--At the annual
meeting of the East Orange Golf Club this after
noon il was resolved after much discussion to with
draw from the East Jersey Golf League. for this
season at least Thcs officers were elected: Presi-
dent Sanford +. cobb. vice president. William
barr secretary Irving Ciiffn. treasurer, a. L.
Person and cartain Edward G. Kent.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
NOTES OE THE LINKS.

The RaItusroI Golf Club is to add a new wing
to its building by - feet. connecting the main
bo,sc with the squash courts and billiard rooms.
Work has already been started and the new part
will he T. Ny for the spring season.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
INTERCOLLEGIATE WHIST OFFICERS.

The officers for the intercollegiate Whist As
sociation elected yesterday c. S. Joy. of Yale,
PRESIDENT V. X. Ktesey of Harvard, vice-preSdent,
and W f. Thomas. of Columbia. secretary and
treasurer. decided to hold the annual college
tournament in March.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22

The offi>faI list of metropolitan handcaps will be
issued on May g. Lionel II. Graham, chairman Of
th. committee is now in the South, and in his
absence TIE work is being done by F. W. Menzies.
DrverrauX FIhmet and l. B. Bayard, jr.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
STEAM YACHT ALICE LAUNCHED

The steam yacht Alice. owned by g. F. Under
wood president OF the Erie Railroad. was launched
yesterday from the yard OF the Marine Construc-
ton and Dry Dock Company at Mariners daFoor'
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
NOTES OF COLUMBIA SPORT.

CoIumbia's baseball team has been professionally
nic.ed for Saturdays opening game Of the season
with St Francis Xavier at South Fled. ! ne HNeup
~, r,lo1n,,r ebor;stop: O'NeiIl left field; Weekes,
light field: Frambach first base; Taber and Bloom.
aeId second base: Joyce third base; ISleI' Tnnt
C;earin and Tilt, pitchers
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
CHESS.

Following are the scores of some OF the games
played 10y the American players Pillsbury and
Marshall at tile international tournament
al Monte Carlo
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22

The new handicap committee OF the Philadelphia
C;olr Association will consist OF Julian wilson W
F. smith a. J. P. Gallagher, J. l.. Lineaweaver and
J. ; COae.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
Staten Island

Staten Island. The yacht vas named by MIS-
Florence Sparry. Of Fordham Heights TIE Allr@
measures Il6 feet all. 96 feet water line AMI
l. feet beam. She will have triple expansion en-
gines of 300 horsepower
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22

Oarsu7en of Columbia yesterday took their hTst
outdoor practice of the season from thelr ne" ooa'
,o,ea al One-huudred- and fifty third-st. and the
1Io-,o,, River The work. however. was somewhat
tnaemndic as formal practice the water Will not
begin until tomorrow.