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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-09
instruments Repaired.

instruments Repaired.
l am prepared to repair all kinds of
string instruments. A few Nicholaus
Amati violins over 800 years old for
sale. F. J. Myslinski, Dooly building.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-09

Sweet cider at Muntinga's.
Read the ads in the Statesman.
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Use Peacock Patent flour Every
sack guaranteed.
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Join one Of the physical culture
classes at Walla Walla Athletic club
Alder street. Phone Main 1879
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Alfalfa seed and seed rye at C. 4
Beck's grocery
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Fresh nuts at Muntinga's.
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INCEST Sour Kraut at Montingas.
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The reports of the committee On the
Holt Manufacturing company, free
public library, Stubblefield home and
new members were read and adopted.
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Read the ads in the Statesman.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
BASEBALL.
Americans Adept Foul Strike Rule-JOhn'
sons Mysterious Disappearances.

The American League baseball men held their
second days session at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
yesterday. The great portion OF the session was
spent In discussing the rule relating to foul strikes
The report finally adopted by split vote, four
to three B. F. shIbe. Of Philadelphia. refusing to
vote
This is the rule that caused the trouble at the
joint conference of the rules committee OF the
American and National leagues and National Asso-
citation. The American League has always opposed
the rule but the conference they were Outvotcd.
the National Association voting with the National
crowd. number Of votes were taken.
After the meeting President Killilea. Of Boston
said:
The feeling of the American League is against
the foul strike rules but passed It out Of defer
ence to the rules committee.
Early yesterday the board OF directors went into
session. In the mean time President Johnson dis
appeared from the hotel. and he did not return
until nearly O'Clock. These mysterious disap-
pearances Of johnson. which also happened on
Thursday. have caused end Of speculation
Many declare that the American League is having
more trouble grounds than they are willing 10
have the public believe When asked about the
situation last night Mr.. Johnson said:
We are in Eew-York safe enough, and before the
meeting adjournS announcement VIII be made let
ting the public know all our plans. can give no
information tonight.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
WRESTLING.
Preliminary Bouts of q. A. o. Champion
ships Held ct New Polo a. C.

The preliminary bouts Of the Amateur Athletic
-rion wrestling championships were held at the
Ma Polo Athletic Club last night. Most OF the
bouts were interesting and Kept the spectators IN
q noisy humor Following aT2 the summaries:
One hundred five pounds Hein Of Boys Club.
A Rirchner Of National Turn Eerein: FaTe
Z pssfiUe A Master Of Pastine A q
aUer. Of Turnsjdes, defeated J. Hobart: l.
Of Pastime A. c. defeated Fsrer Of the Fasrs
a. Z.
one hundred and fifteen pound clsss-otto Miller de
frsred Rarrhnlemes: W. Carl. Of Pastime A e. de
Lated Fosmus: Hsgnety II National furnishes de-
fcsred F Haskell. OF Boys Club: jarossco- Paul
keIiev a C. defeated D. Burker: C. Lnder defeated
defeated owen. Of PittsburS; Reitz OF New ork
A c defeated = Miller. of the New West Side A c
disqualified
ono hundred and twenty-five pound class-A Carl OF
Pastime A G. defeated J. Cohen A Nester defeated
= ~SeIJer of the George A g: L Nftot, OF the
Tsy+tne a G defeated J. Watson: J. Renkie. OF ST
Gorge A g defeated A. Stern J. Werenz OF the west
side y NJ 9 A defeated Mctcarty. unattached
ON. hundred ard thirty pound class Horn, Of the
Boz club defeated z Philips. Of the Brooklyn y NJ
c a J sabine defeated r. DorT: A Mitchell. OF the
- George A C. defeated II. Schschne. OF New Polo
A A = KoT, Of Sewr-Haven A G. defeated =
Name Anchor A. g. p. Brzdshorc defeated J. " ooif
the PastfFne A. 9. H. spsnger defeated TuTneor .
One hundred and -fCR pound c2ss-A HerKel oe-
fested ] Wood, o the Union A. c
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
CHICAGO PARTY SURPRISED AT SHOW.
Indians Use Esne Of ''Windy City" in Re
Presidents Guide ArTivea

Tho SPcrtSmer's Show will close tonight. One
( the largest crowds of the season was present
last night A party of people from the West was
standing in the aisle watching the performance or
-TIiawatha' yesterday, when Fau-Puk-hee-"is
uzs making his escape from the tribe As he
-addIed past in his the other Indians rushed
o,rr 70 the Hsterside, shouting Chicago, CHI
seEo" How did they know We were from Chi
ago." asked the members Of the party Of each
other anxiously, and passed on much disturbed.
The Indians however were not gifted with second
sight. nor was there any particular evidence or
tlr ciry they came from in the crowd. Chicago is
good Indian word. or rather a bad one, as II IS
only used cast opprobrium- Literally 1t means
skunk"
n F Cronfu the Adirondack guide who drove
President Roosevelt the last relay of his famous
dash cut Of the Adirondacks when the neWs OF
President Mcktniey's assassination reached him.
has just returned from Washington NhiIe ne
Was there guides from the Black Hills and Col
arado were there invite the President to hunt
7z trip. and Tronin received an invitation 10 ac-
-,n1naT7y the party. Mr. Cronin has invited num-
>.-.rion to-day. and expects to talk with members
q the EIks. Hibernians and the Democratic tiuo,
of Troy and from the Democratic Club mere
Among them will be Colonel Philip Fttzpatrlck, OF
Troy: CAPTAIN M. E Flaherty. General Wood $
Spanish interpreter. and District Attorney clarke
- Brooklyn
The various contests resulted follows:
III casting w: black flies for distance only;
,Iep To ali; weight Of rod length Of leader unre
s-icted,-H. Hswes Of this city Won with cast ~
J. 6. kn0TIton, Of this city second
ultinE-y. J. Fauth. Jr, and z z SeiKas the
,IrIlr entries the Rainbow camp. won out, over
orlspeton tiIting-J. B. Dunn. defeated W
2 Tufts: J Fauth. jr end Eugne SciefHer, tic
orltse were beaten by George LiukIster and Samuel
Tongue. Tine, IN
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
COLGATE HoYTs DRIVER FINED.
Banker Tries to Show Justice that Machine
Could Not Make Speed Charged.

MiheoIa. Long Island. March s.-Gabrieie Cow
tain. automobile driver for Colgate Hoyt. OF 10
IS Wall-st Manhattan. was fined rs by JUSTICE
Oakley to-day for violating the speed law last
Monday afternoon. Coutain- was driving the auto-
mobile and in it were Mr.. and Mrs. Colgate HoSt
and Mr.. and Mrs. Camille Weidenfeld. Mr.. Mont
fort lawyer. Of Jamaica, represented the oe-
fendant
After court adjourned Mr.. Hoyt took Justice
Oakley out in his automobile to show him that
the machine could not fast as the timers
declared but after making One-eighth OF a mile
in 1874 seconds and another test which showed Is
seconds for the same distance, Mr. Hoyt's argu-
ment fell rather fat. This is the second time Cou-
tain has been fined. Mr. Hoyt has been fined once
but has fled notice Of appeal.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
THE RESULTS AT OAKLAND.

Oakland Cal, March 6.-The weather here TO-
dav was clear. The track was heavy. Summaries:
F1rs, rare selling: furlonEslPupl o5 ~ Waldpi
. TO l. won: Hand Press JOS Bonner o 10 . sec9ne
Fameses Forn~ro. Cambaceres. Arahamahaa and Lou
CIevedon also ran - - 49,. -
one-haif furonEsp-8itary Man. 113 Ienkins! TO /.
won: Rovena GBoland 2 to l. second Liboie Can
@ P,haI " blot Gro Rose Pachuca, Jack Morgan, Lad!
Laurie Forest Fire Padua and Celeorant also
Third race selling; six H 1oi Bon
nerl even. Ripper 90 'W Wadol ~ 10 J. sc9nd
Arthur Ray, Archibald, Biondura. Educate 1doso
sna Fopttb race randicap: half furonss'-
Princess Titanis 10s CBirkenruth) 10 wen peutsch
land IL Wilson, 40 70 / second Heau STmonae 4 ~
PfG rhre tseiliae: seven IurongsEl Fonse. los w
second David s. Waterbury l. 10 third Ttnle
ISo HgP9RaJ IS %sns ch2ssE 9isrk also fsn
sixth race selling oneeighth miIes)-Greyf field
ssco1d: Canejo io3 GAdkins). Il to /. third Tim.
I:J7L Gold One Dagnar. Crchin. star cotton suneio
and Tufts also ran
First race tsetng: Futurlty CourselLady GentGs de
Modicuu NJ. z. Tarpey. Jos; Shark 81; Gibraltar
III Buck TayoT ge are 1 a5 Educai IS: Ell Pillar. i"2
sec5rd race tseIng: two-year-ods; one-haf miel
fsIizsfetb e 102; Silent water 81: FIoanna Belle "a
Thig6 race (sx furlongs1EMexicanna, go; Ballroom
Belle 90; Huachuaca los; Tower OF Canoes 1US >lno
Fourth race water Cup: two miles and quar-
ter)-Cunard III; Rio Shannon, 3D. colonel Ballantine
p5: Hones. IIs: 6iddons. lOS. -,
Fifth Chandicsp one mile--Flua or Gold, I04:
nIowahs. 10a: Dainty 20; CRATER lVo' bsFs'e' lO''
sixth race (seiIing: mile and sixteenthD-Sea
Forest King, 103: Anoiee 100; Autogh i!O'
Ignacio ITO: Gaanthus. lOS; Consteilator 1oS; Royalty
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
OPPOSES YALE.HARvARD GAME.
Professor Hollis Advocates Discontinusnce
of Football Match.
rBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE Tz1sUNE.l

Cambridge. Mass, March 6.-Professor Ira n.
Hollis, chairman OF the Harvard Athletic Com
u1ittee, made public to-day a long communication
advocating the discontinuance OF the annual Yale
Harvard football game OF this annual contest he
says:
Il ie most demoralizing. and HaTvard would
profit by emitting IT One is painfully disspponted
with the passage Of each season over the lack OF
.hivalrous conduct It Is the rarest thing to note
even an evidence of generosity between opponents
OF the fruitful sources OF evil in the game Is
tho system OF recruiting from the secondary
schools and from the smaller colleges. When all
IS said against football. it would be pity to lose
= hut on the whole, e. would be Z good thing to
have the Yale game given up and the fall sched-
1iles shortened
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
AND JOCKEYS LICENSED.
Stewards Of the Jockey Club Prepare for the
Coming Season.

At a aeetinr Of the stewards Of the Jockey Club
last evening. at which James R. Keene, j. IL brao-
ford F. r. Hitchcock and II. K. Knapp were pres
ent. the application Of L. Smith. the jockey and
James Hogan for hearing on the question Oh tne
revocation Of their licenses was denied lne IOi-
lowing licenses were granted:
Jockeys-Robert Boiesen, ByeT william amer
". Crimmins j. Chappell William Curtis ,,iiar Wi,liam
Doyle AHdreE Dorsey Kenneth meth F9Toe, T~Se Thomas
" Fsqk PerPk qNs nSses 4sR Ree william shs
Cass Sloan. Edward Walsh Gustsv Wei WsisTs Mn- Mat
I thews. s. James McFadden. john Iccauley David
PGEs '9ePn PFsd 26sr eSourn thompson
walsh and Richard Waugh. ,,s-.rd
1c7d Ande7s6a A1es91ssF 3ohR john
se4Rens FFe BuTex BdEettf # uTe GdThy Ralph
3. r. HarFick John Baker John ]. Castles asfs GeorEe
psSs FsoI5s Be R1i1 nncsT James kIs6aTd
pouEan, r. Pgrham. " steEIaEt EI,Estmmone nnIesn.
fsFf5 Fish, sat5oST 5oSn oz 2 DfSs15
Gorsen 4boss SamsS GTssas Gates
Harris Samuel Hart Thomas HsslsSSt GeoTes n
Hogan j. M Hatehinsea J J. Eyisnsa 9Gs.r1sD EdTa5d I'd
James nesnSE LseEsy Mss% Wsn Frank Ms-
rick Mulcahg. Ca eF Robert I MiIler F r MiIIsT
Thomas F. MsnniS Jerry Xc'Isp MsR0pSy W Mccann. M
+ Mitchell. ): +. McEormick G nsKs MfcaFrytE. FfyeE
Sasn GhaFlfs RoEeTz of5 W RPEeT W. Ros
Rowe Frank Regan Peter Stire John l. SIIlIliI:
II e schulz Albert smors. Charles TarteE se9TTn IP1
Taylor. Harry l.. Temann. GUynn Iompklhs' WIZ ~
iaT H. T1mmOns. Eugene Van keuren. a. ":
Weston Howard Williams. Peter WINNER Hsnrs 3
Barry D, wood. G. Kiernan: W Burcs; s;e15en 16en
Whalen. Charles Anderson. Frank M Bray StePhSIiil
B. Billings William Brown. George A ConneI5'
Arthur Carter James Dumas. Crit Davis. /. ~
boswell. John Donovan. NJ. Daily. NJ T. Da1anerd; ia
William E. French. John N. Furlone. EdWard
Feakes. William Garth Walter s Houiie; ElctPr e
Iaferty F, MidgeIey. J. F. McSarthyy IlGy,a TornsTs
Miller John Miller P. ]. Miles J. z: Madden.
William F. McEslroy. John H. Morris. EdWaTTd =
Purcell, ]. A. Sykes, James Sennett ana .. a
White.
The following applications for licenses we're de
MED:
Jockeys-John Blair. John Cunningham. J. {. Nc
Glasson. John q. Patton and Harry Wilson: ,
Trainers-John Burns, James Evans and }. H.
McAynv
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
THE RACETRACK.
Only One Favorite Wins on Heavy Track at
NeW-0rieans.

Sew-orleans March S.-Bondage was the only
winning favorite here to-day. The weather was
clear but the track was heavy. Summaries:
First race zone niIe)-BondaEe los tRobbinsl IN 90
Safeguard IG3 Gannonl. . TO second Lazy MS
Prince Eugene. whanEdoodle. Tommy Dunno and Ma
denia also 49,, ,,,,
yeT9er 1oS Oley1 to i sec1nd :. Josef s,1r
Suburban queen, and Seek Wilton Shot Froof and
Monarch. 1O4 0ndseyl, TO won; ATo IO4 Cannon
to TO- second Ctrcuiator 104 oiIock4 80 70 J.,
Fourth (hsndicap seven fur fgrGngT,aR9ssnG9 !oe
ond Farmer jim 16s % Neii tsrd. Time
Fifth selling; mile ana three,sixteenths2oce
Gs % e Ha0 to G sea6Hd apHTo Zoe c0t5 % 1c6 s Il
Time 2:1I Santa Teresa FIorrie g. Nat Esgle
Sixth race sseing one mile and
svordsran 1O7 W. Hicks, 10 to l. ~on m Ia tson I0S
third Time. 2:l2 Charles NJ Accolade. Georgia
Gardner. Simeon and Prince Webb also ran
ENTRIES
sseIiing cIIucena o9; o,T3 Pod5s i- s.
1o5 Inspector shea 1o0 Rssus 1oT: Anti Trust lo''
nss1s 1oe: Katie GIbboHs los: Miss aubrey: los: our
S IS za Gs FoF8 3e ird S G7oTifa 9"h 1lS andy
Third race selling one ard tnree entPs os Fs Tead
&C. zs1ei los: The Way Io+; i1asoH ,o4: reat, no
oue1ousrter miies1-rne 90 Jessie JaTbo 96: Marshal
Neil. IOo: Major Mansir, 10; ST Tanmany l""; Zen
Gnsnsf GssfsS Ii9 iS6' Major IennS 'o e'AH0" IO'
haTe,ssR: % s sE bs es ssbnst a.
io2 Barkemore. iOe Goodman Io4 Tancred. io7: Right
'ns si.h df' race G ons MS Frank Foster S.
Mauser. s.; Don Frnesto ss Joye go Matkhs
e.; eszer ThaPc; ISs 1Oi s'Fs''0n Il iO-
toSfan Io1; Arne $ 1G2: The Io5; yeasquez.
iGe Arachue 10: 11S: Lord Neville lo2
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
srREETcAR BROKERS.
2 PhiIadeIphia Record.

From! The PhiI1deIphia Eecoru.
NeU lines of industry constantly springing
up, suggested by ali sorts Of modern improvements,
ana A is hard 10 keep track of them There Is the
streetcar broker, for instance. You probably
won't And him classified under a separate heading
in the business directory. but he exists. In the
current issue CT trade journal devoted to trans
portation are the advertisements OF men who deal
In secondhand Streetcars. One dealer announces
"a special bargain lot Of six 40-foot long overall,
seating forty passengers cross rattan wa1koVer
seats with electric motors In good shape. and
practically new" Another says he has six va
ristIae 10 choose from, and from twelve TO twenty
in lot Still others advertise that they will either
hI,v or sell secondhand streetcare. This business
scSordinR to one OF the officials Of the Philadephia
RapId Transit Company. is assuming quite large
the trolley lines particularly in the larger cities
have become SO rapid that within short time a
az ts o,t OF date. These cars generally still
SOD foT general use come in handy for the COM
nsnIes operating in the small towns and that
yhere the car broker comes in
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
SpoggIIS
jp0kfSf'6'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

FACING.-At Eew-Orlezns Oakland.
ePoRTsMENS SHow--At Madison Square Garden.
ATHLETIcS.-Gec-retouu University games At Wash
dngton: bSrnsfu Schcoi SIN Regiment
sru1eT3: annual games De Witt Clinton High School
a -. 1zth Regiment arraory, p
EkATTS.-AmSSeur Skating championships,
At Verona Lake. y. J.
GTMNASTICS.- Princeton. al Newark CS u Academy.
FENCING.-Colunbia. West Point: junior fols COM
petition for Norris medals. at Eencers' Club
SWIANTEG-Relsy Tale. Columbia and University
q PENNSYLVANIA, At Ees-Tcrk Athletic Club.
NH1ST--CouTnhiz knickerhocker Whist Club at
Victoria Hotel.
observation-disclosures Athletic Union championships
al New Polo Athletic Association
EASEBALL-Nztional League meeting Hotel Vic
torss: American League meeting, at Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
DISPUTE ovER ADVANCE GUARD.

The controversy that has arisen between Roy
r-.rrutbers and Alec Shields. the owners of the
thoroughbred racehorse Advance Guard over Mr.
Co-r,,tbers's entering the horse under his own
- I1tu n was said yesterday. cause a dissou-
+Ior Of the partnership. Mr.. Shields Was reported
- have left this city last night for Toronto to see
NJ Carruthers and o1er him price for his nan
-, tr the partnsrship, leaving Mr.. CaFruthers
e1tfon OF paying 81 and owning the morse. or
tis,ng II and leaving Advance Guard the properly
OF tS.T Advance Guard viii be sold at auctlon IN
Wsdfson Square Garden WITHIN tne ~ Ne tses
AdvG1nIT2gy Ad1I 2y.ene recently offered &z5.0O0 for him.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
INTERcLUR POOL TOURNAMENT.

In the second annual invitation interclub pool
tournament to be held at The Strolers. beginning
March 1e tho following clubs entered: Union.
Knickerbocker Metropolitan. Racquet and Tennis,
New-York Yacht, Calumet. St. Nicholas, Riding.
New-York Hamilton, University, Harvard. Yale.
Princeton Columbia Union League. Manhattan,
City Lotos, National Arts Salmagundi. Century,
the Players the Lambs. the StroiIers Somerset.
Union ST Botolph and Tavern. Of Boston; Hope.
Of Providence: Philadelphia Rittenhouse and Arts.
of Philadelphia: Maryland and Baltimore, of Batt-
more and Metropolitan Of Washington.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
BILLIARDS.
Keeney Defeats Foss, the A. A. q. Champion
in Exhibition Match.

Frank A. Keeney the champion billiard player
of Brooklyn. defeated Wilson P. Foss. the Amateur
Athletic Union champion in exhibition last night
at the Crescent Athletic Club Brooklyn The out
come of the match one Of the greatest sur
prses in billiard circles of the season II only
in few innings that Foss made any brilliant runs
These were in the twentieth and tWenty-fourt.nn n
innings. when he rolled up clusters of 90 and s.
points, respectively. The score:
Foss-o. O. o. .. I. O. 1, 0. /. 1. q. l. :. o. l.
a. a. o. 3. IS. . o, s. 5. Total. ' Average lo-2e
High runs. 81, s. s. -
6 S 81. O. 8 l. 81 g. o. !. 81. .. Total. 300 Average
10 2O-2S High runs r.. -. *.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
KINGS RACER D1sAPpo1HTs HIN.

London. March 6-King Edwards Ambush IL.
his ma iesty's candidate for the Grand National
steepIechase Ito be run at Liverpool on March %
vvas defeated to-day in the for the Grand Mil
itarv Gold Gun at the Sandown Park SteepIecnase
Meeting by his stable companion. Larpessa. The
Ktng drove to the course in a glass covered motor
car in expectation of seeing his horse. which Was
. 80 fo,ortte show considerable improvement over
S,s torT1 At Kempton Park. when, on January 20.
he Eas unpIaced in the Stewards Steeplechase:
Ambush II, however. was able 10 run only thro
l,,rf 80 starters.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
CHESS CONTESTS AT MONTE CARLO.

= Monte Carlo March SIN the NTH round OF the
second half cf the international chess tournament
to-day Maroczy beat Lason. SiciIian Defence. IN
thtrty-one moves and Mieses defeated Loreau
Vienna Opening in fifty moves: Schiechter beat
Marshall Three knights game. In thirty-seVeh
moves: Wolf beat Reggfo. Ray Lopez Opening. in
thirty-four moves: Taubenhaus beat Ieicnnaann
PetroffE Defence in forty-tw0 moves; Aloln beat
Marco RUy Lopez Opening In sixty moves, ana
the game between PfIlsbury and Tarrasch was an-
f1r-U md
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
YAcHrsMEN CRUISING IN THE SOUTH.

No less than five yachts, both steam and SAIL
flying the pennant Of the New-York Yacht CIub'
were reported as having arrived at Nassau. y r..
on February 10. They were James Sibley Watson
auxiliary schooner Genesee, Walter JenningS $
steamer Tusca-ora, Gibson Fahnestock's schooner
Shenandoah. George Ladders schooner Endymlon
and the brigantine Enterprise. Each vessel had its
quota Of guests board. The TuscaroFa sailed
for Porto Rico February S. and the Genesee
for Cuba the same day
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
ARNoLp q co.'s HORSES sold.

-S.x-orIeans. March s-The horses neionGins 70
-, - ~s.hIe Of T. J. Arnold & Co. were sold
tne " - ncttor to-day by the Sheriff and re-
.e,,,sr 70 satisfy claims against the nrr Inose
srtnEng go or more were EhHtlock E,S"; 90 sen
LIffIar 80, 80 me ether roFsek nine IN Eun-
haF scle ter &d8& So
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
6nrtoaaIes' Nonre.

n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
\ Frank r Fitzgerald. q Surrogate OF the County %
xsu York hereby giysn 30 all psrsOas having
arsIuPt CHRISTOPHER NJ. Bell late OF Newport. In
the state Rhode Island decessed 70 present the came
sh TouSheFa subscriber az her place OF
srnn.artInE business once OF Dewitt. Loekmaa
No Street. In the Borough OF Kan
$50 IN the CITY Of New York. before the 2ofh
day Of aeGt -, ,no,
DatsH w" ~ NARY Sell EXecv'.I
4 nFWFTT Attorneys for Fee
.r,t Ne IS Nassau street seroHsh e. Manhattan
NeE York ClLg, y, ].
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
scHooLBoY ATHLETES MEET TO-DAY

schooIboy athletes are to meet this afternoon in
the 8th Regiment ArmoTy at the fourteenth an
nual games OF the Barnard School Athletic Asso-
ciation The star boy athletes OF this city are to
compete. In the midget relay nineteen teams
are entered. point prize. well as Individual
trophies will be awarded.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
BREAK RINK skArINe RECORDS.

T Preston Ward. of the Brooklyn Polytechnic
School won the 22O-yard race for the Long Island
iuterscholastic championship at the Clermont Ave
nue. Rink. Brooklyn: last night. He covered the
distance in o 10 seconds beating the former rink
record by two-fifths of q second. In the one-mlie
race ". T. HAYWARD. Of the same school, heat the
record for the distance by two seconds. His time
was minutes s L-j seconds.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
COLUMBIA TRACK MAN DISQUALIFIED.

Frederick squires, Columbia's best pole Naulter'
has been declared ineligible to compete for the
university by virtue If the four year rule. Besides
his two years work Columbia, Squires competed
two years at Williams
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
MEETS FOR MEADOW BROOK HOUNDS.

The Meadow Brook Hounds schedule OF meets
for the month is as fellows: To-day, at p. M
Bulls Head: 10th. II q. m, East Wfllston; 18th,
s:so D n WbeatIey; I4th 80 p. Kennels; i7th
Il a m East Ncrvrich: 18th 2>S9 .. m, Jericho
Toll Gate: list 3:sa p M Balfs Heed: 9Th. u
18th SO D A. Brookvtie: 5lst. II q. m, jericho.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
HOCKEY.
In Roughest Game Of the Season Hockey
Club Bests Brooklyn Skating Club, to 1.

The hockey game last night the St. Nicholas
Rink between the Hockey Club Of Sew-York and
the Brooklyn Skating Club the toughest OF
the The former club by score of TO l.
In the second half Foran and Phillips induEged
IN fist fight and the had to be separated
Foran had cut in the back of his head, and it
said he hit by Phillips's stick. Phillips
ruled off for the rest match. The contest
Vas rough from the start. and the game in both
halves delayed every few minutes by player
hei7g sent TO the bench. There we're few root
ers" present who evidently took keen delight when
2 rough play made. and used such expressions
Hit him over the head" and KNOCK his brains
Butler was first TO tally. A few minutes later
Cunningham brought the rubber down the rink and
raised il to Phillips who made the second goal
There were five players ruled on in the half
Wells. FCran. Butler De Casanova and ennison
u ended TO In the local clubs favor.
In the second half trouble again began night
from the start, and several players again were
sent the bench. II in this half that Phillips
nd Forsn had their set-to. TIE summary: