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New-York tribune., 1903-01-26
GOLF.
Chicago Golf Club to Ask for Women's
Championship.

The first application for one of next seasons
national championships from the Chicago
Golf Club, which will make formal plea for the
award at the annual meeting February Il.
great deal of enthusiasm has been aroused in the
West over the clubs application. and several OF
the other prominent clubs have passed resolutions
indorsing it. The West has never held the wom-
ems championship but the rapid development of
the game in that section seems to demand recog-
next president of the United States Golf Assoca-
ton, has expressed himself favorable to the
plan, while E. P. Martin, who has been named for
the vice-presidency, has promised to his in
huence in making the tournament success should
the Chicago club get it.
The objection to a Western choice hitherto has
been laid to the lack of good women players in
that section and to the injustice of making Eastern
women travel a long distance TO decide title that
is certain to be awarded to Of their own num-
ber Lately, however, number of good women
being Miss Bessie Anthony, Miss Lucy Heron,
Miss Carpenter, Mrs. H. Chatfied Chatfeld-Taylor
and Mrs. Brown, while the comfort and speed with
which the journey may be made Wlthdra"S the
other objection.
Miss Bessie Anthony. the Western champion, is
strongly in favor of the Chicago links. and the
other players of that section are working IN their
behalf.
The course is Wheaton. about twenty-five
miles from Chic2g go, and includes tract Of two
hundred acres. The links measure 6,O55 yards, and
are said to be admirably adapted for women
competition. The Chicago club will send a dele
gate TO the annual meeting TO press its claims for
he r. mnionS6ip
New-York tribune., 1903-01-26
JACK" MAULIFFE DISCHARGED.
Magistrate Flan1mer Refuses to Entertain
Complaints of 0Reilly's Men.

Jack McAuiiffe, Thomas Finn and Walter
TeBonn, who were arrested Saturday by De
tectives German and HOLMAN. Of the West Thir-
fieth-st station on the charge Of running q
pooroom on Tho second floor Of No. 6l6 SiXth-ave.,
were airaigned in the jefferson Market Court yes
terday before Magistrate Flamner and discharged
When Detective Holman went to Clerk Duran
make out his complaint the clerk refused TO
take il before Holman had consulted the Magts-
rTate. Captain OReily'S man became very lndlg-
nant, and after some words. Duran ordered him
TO step down This Holman refused to do until
his complaint had been made out The clerk
called Sergeant Mcnamara, Of the court squad
who induced HOLMAN to explain his case to
Magistrate Flammer.
Daniel O'Reilly appeared for McAulife and told told
The Magistrate that the prisoners were clearly
within their rights in ordering the detectVes our
Of the door Of 4 private club and that II had been
passed time and time aGain. In this the Masls-
trate agreed
Holman then said that McAulihe had assaulted
him and wanted him held OF that charge. Inc
assault did not appeal TO the Magistrate any more
than the other charge did, and he refused 10 Ell
-erIain II.
captain OReilly said last night that he would
rot permit the decision of Magistrate FIamIner
in discharginC McAUliffe and the other prisoners
70 influence his method Of dealing with alleged
poolroorls in his district. He said he would con,
rirue TO post policemen IN front Of suspected
places and have them warn those about TO enter
New-York tribune., 1903-01-26
THE R4CETR4CK.
Heights announced for the Br7gh-
ton Hundicap.

Horsemen will glance with more than passing
interest at the weights for the Brighton Handicap
for 1903. announced this morning, IL for no other
reason than that the best horses of the year and
the country engaged in the Brighton. and
the allotment made by Handicapped Fosburg n
foreshadows his estimate of the relative abilities
of the horses OF the country. and also indicates
what his alIotments will be in the Brooklyn and
Suburban handicaps. which precede the running
of the Brighton. The variation In weight in any
of these contests will not be more than couple
of pounds. that glance at the Brighton ad-
jLstment may be said to foreshadoU the great
handicaps of the year The big field OF horses
engaged in the Brighton includes the very PICK
and flower of the handicap division OF America.
The Brighton Handicap is at mile and quarter.
has $4,000 in added money. and the weights are
fnIlnUs.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-26
CHARGES TO BE PROBED.
But ReLIeCWc authorities Think
Nurse Vas 4ctuat6d by Pioue.

The charges Of neglect and cruelty BY the nurses
Of Bellevue which were made public yesterday by
John Santa Rosa, an unsatisfactory probationer at
the Mills Training School for Male Nurses were
denied by the hospital authorities DR. William
Mabon, superintendent of Bellevue and Miss De-
lano, who is in charge Of all the in Bellevue
said that many OF the things he charged would be
impossible. The attack. they think resulted from
poue ont they promised a prompt thorough in
Vestigation.
Rosa who was formerly a blacksnith's helper,
a strong man of twenty-three or twenty-four years
applied Tor mission to- the Mills Training School
nearly two months ago. He was ambitious, and
although he seemed not to have the necessary
qualifications for good nurse, Miss Delano gave
him trial The regular probation is thirty days.
At the end OF that period she recommended that
he be dropped or that the probationary term be
extended 10 sixty days. This done
-Four days ago Miss Delsno told Rosa that he
could not succeed nurse, and that he would
certainly be dropped at the end of his trial.
Yesterday a letter OF resignation by him was
made public. accompanied by long affidavit say
ing that he found himself unable bear the strain
his duties that he believed the only way a
urse in Bellevue could retain his health was by
violating the rules and negecting the patients He
fulowed this by making charges Of cruelty and
reslect against some nurses. saying that when a
patient vas thought 70 be dying they would give
EypodeTllic infections OF strychnine to keep the
g OF temperature CARDS the use OF spirits intended
for meolclne as beverages and frequent sleeping on
J
5e The iTiecian 2 '6 f t&Sii nafETS sie6tCs S YES
lot reasonable though possible. OF course, it vio-
lated the hospital rules II would almost certainly
e detected by the physicians. The charge of sleep
ing duty a much more serious He
tailed TO see how the nurses could sleep, even with
'iookouts, because the superintendents made four
tours Of the wards nightly; Miss Delano and her
assistant We're in and at unexpected times,
while DR.. Rickard. Dr. Mabor and the staff doctors
were about the hospital
DR.: Mabon could see no object in the nurses Civ
ing false temperature cards.
Miss Delano indignant-nct at the accusa-
lions. but at the prejudice against Bellevue they
might create among the poor. who should regard
Bellevue as their haven of refuge She empha-
sized the appreciation the patients of Bellevue
showed for their good treatment, giving an in
stance of well 10 do man brought there from
The Nadison-ave fireworks explosion. who was
loud in his expressions of gratitude and praise.
Assistant Superintendent Rickard said that as
long as he had been in the hosptal-about twenty
five years-he knew Of only one nurse having been
found asleep, and was Immediately suspended.
Dr. Mabon said that he would tell DR.. Brannan
to-day who might call meeting OF the trustees 10
Investigate these charges.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-26
HOT EPITHETs AT c. F. U. MEETING.

The Central Federated Union was visited yes
'erday by a delegation from the Brooklyn Cen
trail Federated Union 20 reply to charges that at a
meeting Of the latter the Central Federated Union
had been referred 10 collection OF faklIs ana
politicians" The delegation headed by Johh
Phillips, secretary of the Hatters' Union.
The man who accuses Of using thcSe eA-
pTessons" said Phillips 'is not only liar. but q
1nlef he is trying 10 steal from me my IePuIa
ton and character
Delegate Holland Of the Eccentric Firemen ;
IaIon who made the charges originally, said they
tad been reported his union A delegate OF Iie
Pipe CaIkers' and Tappers' Union who. IL was
sald, mace The same charges, was called IoT, DtC
was not Ia the hail. II agreed that Deietsate -
Holland would either verify the charge against
[nllllps or apologize.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-26
SAYS ROGERS LEFT NO SON,

Rcsarding a story published yesterday that Mrs.
George Yost White would this week begin action
against the executors of the estate Of Jacob 3.
Rogers for an accounting on the ground that her
husband was the son Of the locomotive man, Rob-
ert u. De Forest counsel Of the Metropolitan
Museum Of Art at his home. No. Washington
Square North. last evening said to a Tribune re-
porter:
There is no foundation for any story that Jacob
5. Rogers left any child surviving him, The mere
fact that such claim is now made Tor tfe nrst
tine more than 4 wear and half after ms CeaL
should suffice to discredit II. Had such been the the
case his renheT and his oldest friends, VINO
are his executors would surely have known OF H.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-26
PRISON ANGEL" RESIGNS.
Miss Meury Disagreed with Brooklyn City
Mission Officers Over Theatre, It Is Said.

Miss E. J. Meury, chief missionary of the Brook
In City Mission and Tract Society, who for many
years has been known to the workers in the police
courts and prisons IN that borough the prison
angel" has severed her connection with that or
sanizaton. One Of her reasons, it Is said. is that
she did not agree with The officers over the pro-
priety Of her attending the theatre. There are
stories about other disa greements but both Miss
Meury and the officers of the society refuse 10
discuss the matter.
Miss MeuTy viii continue TO perform the duties
Of probationary officer in the police courts place
she has held Tor two years. There IS now bill
before the legislature providing for the appoint
Tnent Of a woman county detective in Kings Coun-
". This place, i is understood viii be given to
Miss Meury if the bill becomes law.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-26
NO CEREMONY FOR coRTRlGHT.

Cbje- Inspecror Ccrtright yesterday visited the
Tenderoin police station for the first time he said
in several wears. He made trip of inspection
throughout the house and seemed satisfied with the
the 5oorn7sn shouted out Attention a dozen or
50 men on reserve duty jumped to their feet at
once TIE chief inspector waved his hand depre-
Cstingly and exclaimed: -. =,
Keen voIr seats men; none Of that for mine.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-26

cfpal street. James Adley Turner. who was walk
ing with him. was shot in the arm The assassins
unknown. 1t is common report that cum
mings killed John Gorham. president Of the United
Mine Workers T-nfon two years ago: Greenwood
Ward soon afterward. and about year aSo,
Branham Elan. The death OF others IS generahy
attributed q him.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-26
TO DECIDE ON THE SALE.
Trustees of Madison Square Presbyterian
Church Call Meeting of Church
Corporation.

Dr. g. H Parkhurst, Of the Madison Square Pres
FyteTian Church, read notice yesterday morning
from the board OF trustees calling q special cor
poration meeting Of the church for Monday, Feb
Iua-v = at zS0 O'Clock. TO consider proposition 70
al the property which the church stands and
acquire in part payment therefor the site the
northeast corner Of Madson-ave. and Twenty
fourth-st; also il the sale is approved. consider
and take action z proposition TO erect a church
building and chapel on the property to be acquired,
(which is directly THenty-fourt hist. from the
site now occupied by the church.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-26
FREES PRISONER TO ESCAPE MOB.

Owensboro KY. Jan. 25.--A mob OF two hundred
negroes surrounded house in which Policeman
Brown had secreted John Jones, a negro. at Il 80
o'clock last night The officer let Jones out and
told him TO run for his life. About one hundred
shots fired al the fleeing negro who jumped
into Green River and was drowned
Jones 1t is alleged assaulted a white woman at
Iiyernlore Yesterday. Brown arrested the negro
at Strouds fve miles below Livermore. early last
night
New-York tribune., 1903-01-26
Entries at New-Orleans and Oakland To-day
At New-Orleans:


First race Selling; threeyearoIds: sig furlongsl!a-
ton 90 Lexington Bes Irere Mac l00 John Coulter
101: Athelrose, 102 La Honda, 102 Orpheum lO5 ny
Surprise Exapo 105; Hedge. 1o5: Nam selle 10
Second race 1selng; one-haIf furlongs>o-The
Sewardess, 97 Ben Mora 103; Katie Gibbons oo Sister
Horner lO6: Sir Kingston. 07 Grandon, 1O7 Sir Gaten
1O7; Frank Kenny. 109 Boomerack, ia
adee aS The Way 97; Mosketo 9s Vesuvia 99 sarilla
1902: Hayward Hunter 1O4; Lady Chorister 100 Swords
l04 AdeIante 10S; Petheen. 106; Gin Spray loo
Fourth race Chandcap: seven furIongs)-Alrs. Frank
Foster, So; En2shee and Carl Kaher lOo Jim Clark U-
Harry Hew. 103: Old Hutch, 112; Federal ia;
Fifth race purse; mil-J-BTeaker Fading Light
Brush By. s5: Shotgun and Bourke Cochran 9,
Guess Melbourne Eclipse 100; Lord Touchwood lC4
Sixth race purse; one rniIe)-Iady Alberta Par
Scout, 1O3 Quizante and Ben Chance lOa
Rice 10s: Commissioner Forster no. Great Ameri-
can and Rough Rider. Ill
At Oakland:
First tselling; five furIongs)Puredals, pottere
Ante 101 each: 1mouruna 96 Bell Reed and Gyros. 0a
each: Stunts Chief Ranger and Toto Gratot l95 each
Ctwo-year-olds three and one-half fongs
Queen Fay and County Down JOG each Box Elder and
did 1lO each and Knob Hampton. Ill.
Third race mile and hundred yardsl-Iufts
Learoyd Ali About and Mareio go each; Tbero. Prma
II and Honor Bright iO2 each: AIado Dance Along.
Orpheus and El Photo. 1O4 each and Rinrock, lOI;
(selling: ora and oneeighth Iniies-Iou-
perious Frank Woods los: Sunelo. 1o6 Greyfeld
Fifth race selling: d 100 yardslDoreen, 81;
Stella Perkins, 97 The Miller SO: Lapidus 90; Baccheus,
1o4; Beveridge. 1o7 Forte. O9 Almsgiver 1O9
Sixth race OK fu1iongsl-Ba;lr99r BgIe 81 1nI mT:
sh 80 M oha sesrS o7 Ned Dennis os Golden
ILL., Sam Fallon. 112 Ada N 113: The Pride. 113
New-York tribune., 1903-01-26
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County of Ns~
York notice hereby all having claims
against B. late OF the County OF Ssy
present with vouchers there
subscriber the once OF Butler hoffman, Jollns
4 attorneys, 81 Wall Street
before the 18th day Of February next
NsW-YOrk, August 10. lstlZ
MARY STRONG SHAFTUCK Administrators
RJyTI.EsR HOFFMAN JOIINE & MINDEB5E. Attorneys
for administrators. 81 Wall Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-26

may not be generally known. 1t was on May l..
$780, that the accident happened and ii is safe TO
assert that Archer never nearer to death or
serious dsabement He had been giving Muley
Edris gallop on Newmarket Heath and after
dismeunting threw the rens his and
stopped to adjust of the dolls which are nu-
merous on the heath. Animated by a recollection,
probably. of the thrashings he had received from
Archer. Muey Edris grabbed him by the arm. and.
lifting him up, started TO carry him off Where he
intended taking the poor "Tnman'' is not known,
but he had not gone far when the savage beast
dropped the unfortunate jockey, and then kneIt
upon him. Archer quickly rolled ever to one side
and escaped being crushed. His arm was sore from
the shaking up he received for long time
New-York tribune., 1903-01-26
AN IRISH BULL.

The manager Of concert given in small town.
instead of putting not transferable" on the
tickets. posted a notice on the door; No gentle
man admitted unless he comes himself '-C1 outh
Companion.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-26
SOCIETIES MEET IN JERSEY CITY

lhe United Irish Societies CT Hudson County
met yesterday st Humboldt Hall, Jersey city.
". b. Holmes Z. ] Kennedy, Simon Blake ana
~ J. Murphy were the speakers. All severely DE-
,aouheed the British Government for its action IN
iesaId 10 Colonel Arthur Lynch.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-26
At Oakland
NOTORIOUS HIGHWAYMAN KILLED.

Middlesboro, Ky, Jan. 25.-Henry Cummings, no
torious among the highwaymen of the mountains,
met death from ambush here to-day, the prin-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-26
1N prRsrANCE OF AZ ORDER OF RoN

Frank T Fitzgerald q SUrrogats OF the County OF
New York notice hereby given all having
,IsIrs sgan Sophie E late % the County OF
New York deceased present the with vouchers
bsrsof ~ the subscriber place Of transaeting bust
nssS. No 90 Nassau street Borough Or Manhattan. n
City OF New York On or before the lStn daS OF A
- -. ---.--.- ,.o.
GEORGE V. ". BALDWIN. Executos-
CHARLES MAY Attornev for Executor.
81 Nassau street. Borough OF Manhattan. City al
New-York tribune., 1903-01-26

The death Of Bend or recalls that when Fred
Archer rode him in the Derby Archer was par
,iaIIv disabled. having the use Of only one hand.
The manner in which this disablement came about
New-York tribune., 1903-01-26

Reports from the French Government stud farm
at Macon show that influenza, in a viruent form.
ready died, including three English thoroughbred
stations, valued $1,000 Many other horses ill.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-26
rN PIIRsrANCE o. ~ oRDER OF sos.

- Abner c Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County Of New
notice Is hereby given to all persons having claims
nst Amb o. Mccall Of County Of New
York deceased with vouchers thereof
the subscriber her place OF transact1g business
viz AZ tn, Office Thomas F. Donnelly. No Al Park
Row. Borough Manhattan. The City OF New York.
on or before 10th DAY OF February
Dated York. the Fourth day OF August. 1902.
NORAH MCCALL ExsCutr1U-
THOMAS r DONNELLY. Attorney for Executrx, Al
PARK Row. Borough Of Manhattan City Of New York
New-York tribune., 1903-01-26
|, RORN MARTHA AIN PURSUANCE OF

A BORN. MARTHA AN PURST ANCE OF
an order of Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate
York. Notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against Martha A AbOrn. late OF
the County Of New deceased present the same
with vouchers subscriber his place OF
transacting No 66 New Street in The City OF
New York, before the 23rd day OF May. next
Dated New York. the 18th day Of November. 1902
WILLIAM F. NTSBET. Executor.
EvARTs TRACY & SHERMAN Attorneys for Executor,
50 Wall Street. New York City
New-York tribune., 1903-01-26

NJ. Jean de Reszke, the famous Polish tenor. and
notability of the turf in his own home, six
ty-one years of January IL.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-26
NOTES OF THE LINKS.

The links formerly owned by the Ocean County
Hunt and Country Club of Lakewood are now main
tanned as a private course by John D. Rockefeller,
who has been an occasional visitor there this win
ter The Ocean County players have united with
the golf club of Lakewood. and a new course and
be opened formally on Lincolns Birthday and the
links early in April. The present course of the
golf club Of Lakewood will then be turned over to
the Lakewood Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-26

The winter golf season at Palm Beach is now IN
full swing and the variety of competitions promised
for the next two months will doubtless attract
many well known Northern players. Among those
already there are Paul Waterman OF EngieWood
4 Sidney CARPENTER, A w. Black and H. Suydam.
of Lakewood; Sidney Maddox, of Crescent, and
r. c. Watson, of Fox Hills.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-26

The Edgewater Golf Club of Chicago has pro-
yided a skating rink for its members, 126 by 400
feet in ice surface The clubhouse is to be kept
open throughout the winter.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-26

The Argonaut Rowing Club, of Montreal. has
decided to enter fo~ the Grand Challenge Cup at
Henley this year.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-26
5nrrosatcs' /No:rrrs-


IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF County oc
New Iork; a9'ie f Il PsreSs - gssn s. an poes 1 aynf I
New York deceased to present the with vouchers
business No. 556 street in City New York.
on Or before tHs % $oth day So of Nay Way next ne ,ooo
WILLIAM c. NECMAN LOUIS E NEUsIIN. Jr.
JoTIN 3 PANNEs Attorney ;Or Executors. i54 Nassau
TTILLINGHAST, WILLIAM HIN PURSE
Surrogate 81 Il. m COUNTY o OF % Sew YORK ro + h1ebS
TiIinshsst late of the county Of New YORK DECEASED
70 present the same with youcher thereof 20 the SUD
seribsgs y their place Of .ansaetng business at ne
ofies Of Guthrie Grayath & HendeTson. 70; 90 % val
before The goth day q July aexL
Dated New York the ioth day day @ January, 1903
CHARLES " TILIINGHAsr. Executors.
GUTHRIE. CRAEATH a HENDERSON Ats9Easys sor
Clty OF eN-IoiA-
MARKS. JANE DIN PURSUANCE OF AN
order of Hon. Abusr c Thomas. a Surrogate Of tn.
County YORK. notice is hereby given to all per
county Of New Yors deceased % win
trznsaeting business once of Morton T-ls, Com
The City OF New York before The Of N2J
tss %g, 2ass s9y Of 9ss9sf i'9s
wlIfa6F sTJNsoS Aarqsye cue s9F Executors 81
n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
T..
New York 4 Fereby 10 ali persons aavias
P Diefendorr Of the County
York deceased present the same with vouchers
thereof place OF tran
buslness No So Broat way. Borough Manhattan. City
Of New before the siShtsenta day OF April
1903.
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
PECKU4N MILLER 4 KING Attorneys Tor Executor
SO Broadway, Bort 'gh OF Manhattan. City OF Ns~
York
11AIIPRELL. SARAH-IN PURSUANCE OF
order Of Hon AonsT e Tho%ss Ps. SqTs9s4c' az s 81
persors having against Sarah Campoel late OF
Co,pfv New York present the
with vouchers thereof subscriber at her plaos
her attorney f35 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan
in the City os York before the 10th day OF
July. 1903 .ou
CHARLOTTE S. YOUNG. AdnnnistratT1x
7 IT CAIDWEI 7, Attorney for Administrative, tSo
Frosdvav borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
New-York tribune., 1903-01-26

The golf committee of the Crescent Athletic Club
is planning a number OF attractive contests for the
coming season. Play is TO begin on April and con-
tinue 10 October TO- There will probably be gen
eral handicaps on the first and third Saturdays of
every month, a Glass A handicap on the second
Saturday and Class handicap on the fourth
Saturday. There will be extra competitions on
every holiday. Each winner will receive a prize,
and also may compete in special winners tourna-
1ertj in he
New-York tribune., 1903-01-26

CANPBELL. SARAH-IN PURSUANCE OF

PEcKHAM MILLER & KING. Attorneys Tor Executor.
so Broadway. Bore 'gh OF Manhattan. CltS OF NS~
York
New-York tribune., 1903-01-26
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
u Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County es
notice is hereby given all persons having
claims against DeIphinr NJ o County
York. deceased present
thereof the subscribers their place OF ansactng
business, so Broadway. Borough Manhattan city
1903.
Dated New York. the 81 dsy of October 1892.
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Executor.
EMILY NJ r SPENCER. ADELINE P KIDD.
PEcKHAM. MILLER & KING. Attorneys for Unou
Trust Company Of New YORK so 0adway. Borough
Of Manhattan. City OF New York
New-York tribune., 1903-01-26
Gnrrogaies Notlres.

n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate Of the County Of
New York.-Notce hereby given all persons having
claims against Nina A de Ia Tournelle late Of the City
Of Paris, France, deceased, present the same
vouchers 10 place OF
transacting Office OF Atlantic
CCmpany. No all Borough of Man
haitian in the City York before twenty
sixth day OF March
Dated York. twentieth day OF September 1902
AUGUSTA L. MEISELL Z as-,tris-rsto-4
ATLANTIC TRUST COMPANT.S