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New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
ENCOURAGING CONDITIONS AT YALE.
TRy TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1RuN


New-Haven Conn. March 30.-The Vale va rsity
baseball team has now played five games. two of
them with other colleges and the material has been
sifted down the few who will he called upon
the remainder of the With three mem
of last years team Guernsey. third base
Wear right field. and Ciarvan. pitcher-the season
opened with more than the usual line of candidates
from whom to pick team. Among the new men three
freshmen have since com" out brilliant players
These men are already certain to make the team
Q Brien. the And0ver ;hOrtStop has covered second
base account of weak throwing arm. and is
regarded by the Yale coachers Of the clev-
crest infelders Vale has had in years. Bowman
from Hill School. pitcher has already made his
mark in the box He pitches p swift tricky ball
and bats heavily He is OF the best ali around
men on the Yale squad Jackson, another fresh
man. has also come to the front as a pitcher of
more than usual merit. and will alternate In the
first part of the with Bowman. both TAX
ing precedence Patton last years first substt
tute. loss has occurred in the retirement of Mil
Ter, last years shortstop and leading batter ac-
count Of scholarship conditions. but there sew
eraI clever players 70 take his place.
The experimental makeup of the infeld of the
first weeks of the season has been continued by
Captain Winsow He himself will catch. Little
field or Chittenden will occupy first base, O'Brien
second base. Metcalf shortstop and Thompson third
base As made up. this inied is Of the fast
est Vale has had In years. All Of them except
Thompson are heavy hatters while ORourke
stitute his year In the outfieid Cote, BarnweI
and Barnes will probably be the choice. with the
The batting at Yale this year has been excep-
tonally good this hayng been n,- the chief ali, aim Of
Yale squad in hand; An attempt is being made TO
1oEns sqT W to mS one set Os aandsrd as ast Year Am
other feature Of this years playing is the base
day, said before leaving that Vale would make a
record this season for fast base running Metcalf.
being sprinters and clever base stealers.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
ENTRIES
FAvoR1TEs WIN AT JENNINGS.

Washington, March 30.-The races at Bennngs
to-day were run In a driving rain The track was
a sea OF mud. Two favorites. two second choices
and two outsiders won. Mrs. Frank Foster. at to
4 took the fourth race in impressive style. DAILY
beat Yellow Tail. odds-on favortte. IN the htth
Redfern rode two winners The summaries:
First furongs, Ahola ~ tMCC afferty' Z IN
won; Goriosa. "a GRedfcrn. , to and t" TO- second
MidniKht Chimes los tWilkerson). l. third. Time
I:O4 Elizabeth Moan. THAN. Bohs mia Belle. Gesha Girl
Second race tone half rniIeT 10 'Haach ,
Jockey not Rven) May Holiday. 20 0iannonl )
90 l. third Time. 0:51. Hoofbeat. Echtnate, CalEX
TransmEration. ora Mckinney. SWIFT, and Bery "Hd
Third race Cfour furlonssI CrazeIo. 112
edfern), Spring. l02 (Haack). to and out
second. Crculator f02 tWilkerson to l. third Time
0:bp Braceyile also .
Fourth (sx and one-half furlOnEN.-Mrs Frank
Foster. 10i C2edfern TO T. won Musical slipper loL
GO /. third Time. :25. Black Diamond also ran
Fifth furlonEs)-Daly. 1i2 ct 8uTnsl TO
1. won: Examiner. 98 CFaack 10 to and 2 TO l.
l:8l Wagram and Red DamseI also
mile and sixty yardsJ- MeisersinE"r,
JOG GHenderSonJ. ~ 10 l. Benckhart los Hack
third Time, I:5O Andres st Sever. Rough Rider,
Dark Planet and Wheeler B: also ran
ENTRIES.
First race (handicap year-oIds and upward
nve furIonEs)-Demurrer. I26: Wealth, i2O OrOT ia.
nyria I12: Elizabeth Moan II3: Black Diana, iio:
second race (for tvo-year-ods four half fur
lonEsRace King 49, Pleasant Memories lo!: Boy Blue
Io4: Peter Paul. IG4
Third race (hurdle handicap: and hAIfl-
Gould, Coliegian. I5O Alma Girl. I43 J. A. Warner
49, Captain Conover. lag: Dick hasse 10 Fahgs lto
son light ISS Colcer,inA. 1871 Impsrious. Is6; Ben
Bst,Ie. i34: Furnish l30
Fourth (seingi tWo-yearOldS; four and ons-has
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
ANOTHER EXAMINATION OF CAPTAINS.

Apparently expecting that there will be more va
Csncies among the police inspectors soon, Cen
erai Greene has asked the Civil Service Board for
another exan1inati tion Of captains who appli-
cants for promotion. and another examination has
been ordered. The physical examination will be
on April T. and the mental examination will come
on pril g.
Acting Inspector Walsh has obtained a leave Of
absence prepare for the examination. Other
captains who 70 enter the examinations are
Miles O'ReiIly, Charles L. Albertson, James Kenny,
William Hogan. Charles G. Wendell. Edward Walsh
Michael Z. Foody, James G. Reynolds, Edward j.
Toole. Charles II; Bedell. John Buchanan. Sylyes-
ter Baldwin. John w. Easoa, William Knipe,
Francis A. Creamer. John Wiegand and Francis J.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
TEST CASE ON SUNDAY PLAYING.

case that may result in positive opinion as
to the legality Of Sunday baseball in this city.
where no entrance fee Is charged. up before
MAGISTRATE Deuel.. in the Harlem court yesterday
William ]. Leith, twenty-nine years old. clerk
of No. I5s West Northumberland forty first st, ,
was charged with managing game on Sunday
The game was between the St Francis Xavier and
the Murray Hills mines Leith Ess said to ne the
was pitched, was arrested The game was not In
the arrest. testified that several hunored people
witnessed the game. but paid no admission. A dig
lawyer for the alleged reason that the grounds
were private and admission charged. and
the game was not public nuisance: He quoted 3
decision In a court IN Yenkers % which held . the
TO submit briefs by April ?. Leith was released on
bonds
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

Of New-YorE -IncIe A Ruddinston. plaintiff. hEatnst
William SezgIe It al dstendants-In pIrsUsnee OF a
Judgment Of Foreclosure and sale duly mare s11 entere
in The above entitled bearing date the Fourth da
~ March I undersigned, the Referee IN SAID
dgrent named sell public auction at the New
No III BroadTay. IN L1s
Tsor Of Manhattan city OF New York the 5lst day
~ March IQT3 az Il that day By Joseph
n aUCtOueer premises directed said tudg-
NeS described foloEs All tnet
Certain lot piece parcel OF land with the building
brao1 erected lying and being IN the BoTouEh
~ Manhattan CITY County and state o. New f<
bounded and described follows that ts 70 say: Be
zinning at poirt the Souhery side OF One hundred
sztsy from the SouthVeserly OF Park CurrhJ
,ba1ra Soutaery parallel with Park CFourthl
he party wall.
eleven (1 inches 70 the centre linz
- 6s block between hundred and tEentynrst O21B
1d One hundred twentieth Q2Oth) Street,: thence
U.Ssriv along said line Of block. twenty C feet
tLs1Ca SortberIy line parallel with Park CFourrh)
ITsrIe and part Of way through party wall ons
1Je5 GIO0p feet and SoutheTly
ii1 ~ ON. hundred twentyfrst (2ls) Street and
said Southerly lne oS One hundred
and tveutv-fst 12Tst) twenty cd feet 70
nOtnt or place Of beginning.
Dated New York. March 9TH. 1903
ANDREW WILSON. Attorney for Plaintiff, l54 Nassau
Street York CITY Borough % 2anhattln). New
as described above the street number being 30 East
I21st Street.
121st Street.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
NEWS TO UNIVERSITY MEN HERE
Ignorant of Alleged Arrangement for Inter
national Track Games.

London March 30-"The Globe this after
noon says a Harvard -Yale-Oxford-Ca Cambridge
field meeting has been arranged for this summer
Cambridge Mass, March 30.-The athletic au-
thorities at Harvard to-day declared that they
knew nothing of any arrangement having been
made for a field meeting between Harvard and
Yale and Oxford and Cambridge The officials sald
to-day that the first move toward arranging d
meeting with the English universities must come
from abroad. because last year Harvard ana 1aI'
took the nitiatv No such proposition, II was
said, had been received.
New-Fayen. Conn March 3o-Captain Thomas
of the Yale track athletic team, when asked TINS
afternoon regarding the prospect Of an athletic
meeting between Yale and Harvard and the Eng
Hsh universities denied that there had been; any
challenge for such & meeting submitted by either
side. also refused to confirm report that ne
gotiations for such a meeting have been IN prog
ress declining make any statement, except 10
DENY that challenge had been sent or received.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
CRANK HAD BOWIE KNIFE.
He Tscice Tries to See Police Com
missioner Greene, but Is Baked.

A mar who had bowie knife twice tried to
see Police Commissioners Greene at Headquar-
fe-s yesterday. The first time he told Sergeant
Rourlce that he was prosecuted. and that at the
Mayors ofica they had told him to go to Head
quarters The sergeant got him out OF the Of
fee but half an hour later he returned.
You are the man who can let me see the
Commissioner" he shouted. Look at thisI" and
he doubled his arm and exhibited muscle. I'm
stronger than you. Let me see the Commits
sioner."
Bourl1e did not like the look In the mans eye
and put him out Of the offlce, where Pstrolman
Daniel Hogan took charge Of him aid escorted
him to the Information Bureau. Then Patrol
man Mckay, OF the Mulberry-st. station. took
the to the station. There he gave the
St. Greenpoint, Long Island. The bowie knife
was IN one of his pockets
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
TIE ElRE REcoRn YESTERDAY.

ls5 g. n-No- so2 West Twenty-secoad-st; DR.. J. 4.
Campbell: 500.
5soa Mo. 50 Marion-st-: HALEY Ink Company;
$50
Z Ss Mo. zi&s F1rst-ave-: name no damage
S.22 a. n.-No. iET oFchard-st.: c. Barrel tFfding
8 IS Il n-No. 6sS GrsenWood-St- Emily Sullivan &ia.
1e:Is n-No. 20 euInvan-st: Tanais Gt6dsn $1,000
1850 a. Mo 1io Bo~ery: J. weinberg: $1,000
L Is q m--Ho. go East ssventh-st.: Herman Fem
stein: 500.
S:so D. n.-Ho. as Wess Thfr1y-seeond- 81; nsms;
SIC.
ES Mo. ee Crchsr6-ss.; JsrehsWai Brothers;
k<;tS Mo g 54=e-Hundre6- twenty third
81: Jaco5 CoAca: 81 8CAG
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
XAVIER A. c.-soLDIER GAMES.

The Xavier Athletic Association and Company II,
Sth Regiment. are conduct a series Of athletic
games at the 8th Regiment arEIory on Saturday
evening. April .. The contests include a 6)-yard
dash for novices d 60-yard handicap dash. S0)-yard
handicap 600-yard run for novices. one-mile run
thandicapJ two-rnile bicycle race. a twO-mie
scratch invitation race 6GN-yard handicap run,
open to members of the Church Athletic League; a
wall scaling contest. open to teams from the Nd
tion Guard, army and navy.
Entry blanks are ready and may he had
from Frederick Whitney. Xavier Athletic AssOCia-
tion, No. 40 West Fourteenth-st., or (. j. Deery.
Company H. Sth Regiment.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
GOLF.
Close Contests in Championship Matches at
Pinehurst.

Pinehurst n. c.. March 9o.-Many close matches
the features OF to-day's match play round IN
the united North and South amateur golf cham
pionship. The summary of to-days play was as
follows:
First round (nen's chamoIonshipp-F. G Reynolds "a
Country Club. beat ]. B. shea AlrgncnSS
Country Club, up. play: A Z. Lard; ST JOseph
Country Club, Joseph Mo. heat IL o curtis DaSis
Ridgewood Golf Club New-Jersey, 3 up. 4 to play
John MolIer. Jr, lakewood. beat I. G Bates Dana
Handaie. up. to play; T sterling Beok"itn 'IeSe
land, A Havemeyer. Sea5riEht 3 up. TO play
George c. Dutton. Oakley Country Club. WATERFOWL
Mass. J. E. RumbouEh. Ashevile up: Jonn N
Ward Fox Hills, r. r. Perkins, Newly ork up
play; c. T Becker Woodland Golf Tfuo or Boston
beat Poy s. Durstine Trenc"villr up Z. a FREE
man, Montclair, l.. A. Hamilton. EnEieWood' up
play -,. -.
Second round tmens championshiPl-Reynotds oeat
Lard. 2 up. I play; Beckwh beat Aoler ? IN 70
play: Ward beat Dutton NJ. 2to play. becker beat
Freeman -, 4,
First round (nen's consoIatiouI Shea heat Davis :
up. 6 play: Davis beat Havemeyer, = up. l 20 pay
Rumbough Perkins. 10 holes; Durstine peat
Hamilton up, to play.
These four qualified for the match play rounds
In the women's championship: Mrs NJ. D. Patter-
son. Englewood, IO1; Miss Frances Powers. AllSton
CIass) Golf Club 102: Miss FoTenSs Br91oMrs SoIss
Falls. Mass. 1874, Mrs; Patterson won The Gross
Score Cup with 1Oi, and Miss Powers the Net Score
Cup. with 96. her handicap being D.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
70 FOUR TRACK THE LAKE SHORE.

T. Chicago March S0-The management Of the Lake
shore has decided to four track the system from
This city to Buffalo. thereby establishing four
track Hne from here TO New-York. Nearly four
hundred men are already at work on the improve
vneU4 and within short time fully two thousand
iI he employed The freight congestion OF the last
s,x rnonfhs decided the management 70 order the
Improvement.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
CTpREALE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

YORK Daniel J. tiTinith. plaintiff against R@oUelio
and others. defen1ants
In pIr<,ranCa Judgment or foreclosure and sale duly
entered above entitled action b@&T1ng
jate the thIrrieh MarCh 1875 th- understgned
th4 referee Judgment named will Sei AZ pusic
auction New York Real Estate Salssrl1rn No lIl
in 'hs n Manhattan. '-ity 0f New
York on 3rd ~ April. l9s At l. O'clock noon
day. by Parish Fisher Mooney 4 60 2ucrioT-
directed by said judgment to - sold
and therein follows All that certain lot
nieCe parcel of land building and iIproTe-
ments thereon. situate. lying and being IN the then
C-Ity ~ New York tnOu Borough - Man sttan
in tho ,rtv u bounded and described a.
follows beginning point the South@rN sils u 'nc
hund and thirty Street distant Two hundred snt
ffty SouthsaSfsTlN corner
Avenue running thence ~oEt1
wi nine SsAl f@@t ana
to fhs % the blos~- fh~n
Eastery along line Of the block twenty ~
90, feet. thence NorthHTiy. again parallel with sad
avenue and part through party vail ninety
feet nd uII inches ne SouioNTl
side II hundred and thirty hSFh S'reSs. 80
thence the tNsutN-lNN i--f' I@Nl
10 the point place beginning SAID promises being
in section Block 1912 the lant Map OF the Up
of Neg York
dated New YORK Aarrh 3nth. IHh3
WILLIAM y FER 81 St,\. Eefere~
WALTER REACH ATTORNEY for I'antif- NJ u
Park Row. Borough - Manhattan New N"ri cry
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
Centre line OF block.
rnnr Asth So.


OF charge satsfv
i AZ above described Is 20 BE- sold - 81 80
gtb thereon from 10Th Of March. 1913.
gefher i'm costs and allowances amounting to sS7'A
lfG. together with tA~
expenses Of the The approximate amount of 'aXrS
srsessnants or other which to b allowed ~
,La nrrrssar out Of the purchase paid - tn"
Psyeraa is $3.50 and premises to b
Of Al4rs''hO ana interest
February 21st l9'3
Dated. New York. March %Srd, 1903
DANIEL F MURPHY. Referee
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
MnRMAN sMEnEN. RUSSIA,

The most d-ghtfuI visit these Interesting ooa
.-ta o.red by our July cruise o. AZ days on -
o0nusr express steamer 'kAISEFtlN' oFENIAA@A
f-TIARTERED FOR OUR PART1-
RATES s225 AND UP
An ,arssxarv expenses Included Send FOR NuEtr1tsd
rrozramme. Programmes reauy Tor AEN4OCS SO@'-~
'PE4N TOURS ranging from $3.50 TO $500
FRANK g. CLARK. --u,.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
TRIAL SPIN AGAIN POSTPONED.
Continued Gale on the Clyde Keeps Sham
rock at Her Mocrings.

Glasgow, March 3O,-Owing to the fact that
gale was sweeping over the Clyde this morn
ing, Shamrock III and Shamrock I remained at
their moorings awaiting its moderation. thus
again postponing the trial spin which was fixed
for to-day, after having been postponed once,
Saturday, on account Of bad weather.
The wind moderated later N the day and
fresh arrangements were made to start the trial
spins tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
Pam s125 COO FOR sCEPTRE.

London, March 30.-The price paid by w A
H Bass, OF the 10th Hussars. nephew and heir
Of Lord Burton, to r. S. Sievier, for his famous
racehorse Sceptre. was $4,000.
Mr. sievier is said have refused an oher OF
$4,000 from ". K. Vanderbilt last year for the
flly Sceptre last year the 1000 Guineas
Stakes the 900 CIuineas the Oaks. the ST james
Palace Stakes and the St. Leger. and was un-
placed in the Derby and the Coronation Stakes.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31

The approximate tn. Hen charge - SATISFY
which property % sold ta
SI2 ABS thereon from the Ath day q MArc
IaO3 together and allowance amounting 70
S34s interest from March 4th leo3 togethsr VII
OF sale The approximate amount OF
tare. assessments or other liens which b al
purchaser out OF the purchase money or PAID
by the Referee. S254.34 ard interest.
Dated York. March Tth 1903. -
LOUIS II. EAHLO. Refsrsa-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31

furiongs-Georse R. Harrison io3 St Roche Io. ioZ;
symphony 3d. Sourirs. %. The Brown Monarch IO''
Fortune Hunter. IO5; ImperiouE. Io4. -
Fifth selling three years and upward e,
1o5 Brisk. io4: Joxe. ee Lord Advocate 30 star
and Garter, "a; Whiten, 81.
Sixth race fthree years and upward; one mile ana
sxteenh)-BIue Victor iI6; Lucky Day, 100 DuAe Oh
Hist
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31

The arproxiuats amount the Isn charge - sat
Isfv which above described property be
Is thereon iAy OF
tuSthCt Wth costs AMI allowances amount
Interest fTCm March 3nth. 20
VII ~ sale The
" TO
BE- y purchaser % the
paid Referee. is 81 O3c L. with and
penalties.
Dated Se~ York March a0th. 1909.
WILLIAM A. FERGUSON, Rsfsrsa
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
SpyoGgIIS ~
3pOR1s''fN'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY

RACING-At BenninEs Memphis and Oakland
SWIMMING.-At Cleveland
BoxING-'aTerry' McGovern VS. Young Corbet-" at
San Francisco.
BAsEBALL-University of Pennsylvania at Virginia;
Brown. at Washington and Lee.
POOLA-IndLvdual tournament. strollers.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
M'CHEsNEY NOT PLACED.
Ordnung, Well Handled, Takes Montgomery
Handicap at Memphis

Memphis Tenn. March 3o-The Montgomery
Handicap the first big all-aged stake of the year
was won this afternoon by John ". Schorrs aged
chestnut gelding Ordnung in driving finish. with
Harry New second. Witfull, the New-Oreans Derby
winner finished third. two lengths away. McChes-
new the odds-on favorite, was outrun from the
start One of the largest crowds ever seen at the
local track was on hand when the handicap was
called. The weather was all fnat cou1d Dc -b
and the track was ned l9 93 In pert order and
sent away at the frSt attemptii @ oroi1413S 1
and McChesney. passed the stand az merry CLIP
Odom used the whip freely on the fayorltt al r.
start hut he did not respond. and nowhere through
the Journey did he appear prominent OrdnunG vas
snd ed into the stretch by half length Here he
was challenged ny Harry New. and in spirited
Witfui ran surprisingly good race. and, coming
from behind. finished third. summaries:
u FIJI Tsss wdn y' onb a4 PS lmsn S
second Golden Ru 2n 13d@% - ~ so t" l. tTs, anird
ksre eoF9, Auopa,9n Red ID %o t;s AqLgna .I. ran Leaves
HfEm T1'f dS Fl" i"' F3oh Io% SwonierIyr to l.
tc"ni Dr. I1der oS ,F4eIsnrs"np :" / third Time
o:4ais Mkirk RrIrk Fwier and Rngwal aIsa
+" 2 Won: sambo los c. Kelly 10 t" |, -"nd
dd 5asSa aifred "i !,i " Eome RUBY Ray id''ic
Fourth race 'Montsom"rv handirap; mile one six
teanth; s2o dIedlrinng nj 'Bulmsn, I: to 90 u
Fuller 10 to third Time 1.ta McCbesGcy Fl4GaE- 2,E
zab RarracE, wax Taper, Huntress Audphone also
Fifth race Tor two year olds. furlonss' Waltern.
In5 CRulmanl. ;. SarasoEa. I05 tMatthe~s!,
20 Weller, EIe1gersOH ~ 70 ],
O:50i2 t'armelitf PerniCR. Mildred M.
Mary Dunn Laura Ireland. Big Goose. Neuie +. and
9!s3 siSS race 'sfT fuTionss crcssda os m Kelly. to
won: Oronte. tF'hiPs). - second. Wine SAP.
81 a. DaIyD. l. third Time. l.17b2- SLOAN, Fl
fe S. Rurast. Polite. Mamphan. Class Leader. Nau
frage La ca he and Handorgan also ran
ENTRIES.
First race selling; five furlongs' Bright, Girl o.:
Iiuudv 90: Louise collier l0";
Mamie Reilly iO2: Morrison. 10T; Loretta Gale.
ner IL: Ben Bianio6 lie Pride surrey. lis: play
S ,S' aoa Fo ii rbai1 pe,-Rv Jackson as Fcrshard
100; Ugly Ben 101 Myron,ale. I0l: EIw"od 1o'; Don
OFIfgh, los BanchriPnt. 1O9. Arnold X. l1:
Third furIongs: Tennessee club Purse fy
ChurchIII OG James F.. Faust. 102. FeriCles
l05; Judge Hines. los: Postmaster. 105: Wright 1OI
lG5. Sarah Maxim. 1ul: Avoid IVA i"pso l""
Hedge O0 John A. Scott 1l2 ~ - ,o,
Fourth mie)-Water Edge. 100 henoEs' lV-.
Thana 1O7 Nitrate 114: Strauon II. ln4
tsteepleChase; short Cnurse) Lord Radn1r
125: Ada s. G. 1@7 ohnet 1875: Aegiance l$4: Sher
wood Tennison. l4S: MOntanir. 143; tSyon l"";
Torreon 132: Daryl. l53: Islip. 1850
sixth race selling; fu-lnngsl SQuantn. 81: John
Couner 50; Merry sister, 81; DADDY Bender 20: Iys
wood a7 J. Regan. 9s; Golden Cottage iO1; Paul
treytor lU2: Ailvar, In3; LaCrinas ln1 Farmer Jim,
En- Out, 1lh
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31

The question whether the players would have
found winning continuation comes. according to
the acknowledged rules of adjudication, not into
consideration at ALL An adjudIcators business Is
simply to examine a position It's merits. and to
decide whether not there is a win for black or
white or whether the position is drawn. assuming
that the best moves are made both sides
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
BRITISH TEAM WINS CHESS MATCH
Pillsbury Adjudicates Game in Favor of Ok,
ford and Cambridge

Boston March 30-Pillsbury sent dispatch from
London to-day that he had adjudicated the sixth
board in the international intercollegiate cable chess
match which was left adjourned on Saturday even
ing as win for the British player. The Oxford
Cambridge team. therefore. wins the match, with
312 games to 2l..
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-14
MORMON ELDER ADMITS
PRACTICE OF POLYGAhY
Process of Sealing" Sanctioned by the
Church, He Says-Some Inter
esting Revelations.

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Nov H.
Admission was made on the witness
stand by Elder c. W. Penrose. of the
Mormon Church. yesterday. that poIyg-
amy is freely practfced by the Mormons
through the process OF sealing" a form
Of marriage sanctioned by the church.
The testimony was given In the suit
OF Mrs. Annie A. p. Hilton for a share
in the estate OF Dr. Park, to whom she
was welded 'ceiestially" Mr.. Penrose
admitted that though people were
sealed for eternity only" they might
live together and the relationship would
not be considered unlawful in the eyes
OF the church.
There Is no Mormon law either writ
ten or unwritten. according to the testi-
mony Of the elder. which prevents pair
being sealed" for eternity" living TO-
gether and then taking another wife or
husband Elder Penrose said there are
three-ceremonies, one for time" an
other for eternity and the third for
time and eternity"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-14
STATE Department Has No
Ado.ceS Thai Sucka Move
menf Is Reallp Contem-
plated.
LETTER OF MARR00UIN
TO PRESIDENT PLAZA
OLD CORRESPONDENCE
TzoopS Could Not March
OUerldnd, and There Are
No SRpS IN Which 10
Transport Them.

State Department officials have re-
ceived no iHtimation that Colonbia. il
moving forces toward Panama, and in
tends to make an effort to regain the
territory which has seeded.
Press dispatches from GuayquH. Ecua-
dor. announce that President Plaza. OF
Ecuador. has sent a letter Of sympathy
TO President Marroquin. and that Presi
dent Marroquin has replied with state
ment that he purposes TO resist the revo-
lutionists. and is sending Generals
Reyes. CabalieTOs. and Ospina 10 put
down the fhsurrection
These dispatches are not credited bv
state Department officials. who believe
they are wholly without foundation or
were sent before the British ships leff
Buena Ventura. and the plan OF sending
troops from that port WIS abandoned as
result of the announcement that Co
lombian troops would not be permitted
10 land III Panama
II is Impossible for the CoIombians 10
get troops into Panama overland, be-
cause or the rugged nature OF the coun-
try dividing the isthmus from the rest
OF Colombia With only eight vessels IN
its navy Colombia viii be unable 10
move a large number Of troops. and the
marines at Colon and Panama can, with
the assistance Of the strong feet on
each side OF the isthmus. repuIse any
attempt 10 land the forces.