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New-York tribune., 1903-05-08
THE RECORDS.

tn. Giants defeated Philadelphia the Polo
Grounds Yesterday by score of 10 / The heavy
s-iok work Of the home responsible FOR
tbe victory Mertes played great game. making
several hits including a three and two bagser.
Ven Hsltren also there when hits were needed
zsthevson seemed to be little wild times. but
raid r.p for this at the bat
The local nine tailed in the first inning when
Mccain who got first balls, tailed on Mertes's
-zo hagcer- In the second another was made
by the Giants. Lauder got 10 first bunt and
stole second Gilbert struck out. and Bower
rnarl made q single scoring Lauder. There was
much excitement the second. when the Philadel-
phia team tied the score. Mitchell was put out at
first. Thomas made two bagger. and scored on
Barry's single. The latter got second on
throw TO McGann Of Wolvertons hit In the fourth
inning the visitors made and the Giants
rWO.
The Giants increased their lead in the hfth inning
by three runs Mertes got first balls Dunn
sacrificed. and Mertes made a splendid steal to
third. Lauder made a single. sending in Mertes
Efulswitt threw Gberts drive TO first base in time
20 put him out A wild throw put Lauder third.
BoweTnan's swift nit got away from HUlswttt, and
Lauder crossed the plate. Mathewson's single went
70 centre and Thomas held the ball long enough
allow BcWernaan get home. Browne was the
third be put out. In the seventh inning
each side tailed
Umpire Moran had his troubles Although
his decisions fair. throughout the game. he
Z place G the bench. interfered with the umpire
and ordered of the grounds The score:
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08
AGAIN NO R4CE-R1IN.
The Reliance and the Columbia
Start on Same Tack.
THE FORMER GOES EAST TO-DAY.

A light shower of rain yesterday afternoon
spoiled what promised to be an interesting trial
race on the Sound between the Cup yachts Re
lance and Columbia. It does not pay thus early
in the international yachting game to wet a
$4,000 mainsan before ii has been stretched-nor
in fact any racing sails. at any time except in
an actual race. Accordingly, though there was
spanking good breeze from the northeast, and
both yachts were sailing within a mile of each
other in Hampstead Bay, as the weather looked
interchangeable rain had begun to fall-Mr.
fselin. Of the Reliance ordered the sail taken IN.
1t was done smartly by the crew before any II
the canvas was even dampened by the shower
and with everything snugly furled she wGs
towed back to her moorings In Echo Bay.
Stops cast off the mainsai of the Re-
lance at 2:2O p. M, and the great san was
hoisted in seven minutes. while Mr. 1selin ana a
party of yachtsrnen went board from the
tender Sunbeam. There had been scarcely
breath of wind all the morning. good sized
clubtopsail went soaring aloft. and at -.fo
O'Clock the order came to slip the mooring line
With her jfb broken out the Reliance filled away
to the southwark on the starboard tack. \
small jibtopsail set at 3 O'Clock caught the
breeze aIoft and helped her along nicely. Cap
tain Barr headed the sloop straight for the
Columbia lying at her buoy in Glen Cove Har-
Dor. The latter yachts mainsall had oeeh
hosted at $50 o'clock and five minutes later
fresh northeast breeze reached the Reliance
WiCh sheets trimmed on the port tack just rlsht
to meet it, she heeled to its influence. and went
tearing along into Hampstead Bay nearly close
hauled on the. port tack.
At 346 Barr sent the Reliance close aronnd
the stern of the Columbia which now had her
clubtopsaiI set and her headsas up in stops on
the stays Forereaching past the oid poat' tie
new one went t. the starbOard tack, ana d
minute later Barr shot her up close along the
starboard side of the schooiship ST Mary 5 WIN
a North River luff" that carried neI wen p69t
the ship, Then. keeping her off agaln' ne selit
her around the stern of the ship, luHns VIII In
clear until she was by the wind again heduliiH
to the northward on the starboard Iach' "9 i
inviting the Columbia to battle.
F u Morgan the Columbia s manager. Went
on board at about this time. and at 6:'o thiI
Yacht filed away from her moor1ngs ana S.dI .eu
after the Reliance on the same tack II Cel
tajnlv looked like race and In preeAe nc u
was sending both yachts through the water at d
ten-knOt clip. -. to,,+ - milo
The Reliance had reached a point ABOUT IiiIle .
rreet Of Nattiujcock Point when 1t pegan 10
rain In less than five minutes SANS We're io" ~
eyed and the Yacht, under the jtb alone was
standing across the Sound for her moor %mOorlns,
The columbia also quickly doused her hsh' sans
md returned TO her Glen Cove berth "a
The Reliance will leave for Bristol at ~ ~
o,cIock this morning to have some new , sNIiIs
6tted She will be absent for three or -FOUR oaS .
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08
SHAMROCK III STRETCHES SAIL
Ont on First Trial Since Accident-Llttle
Work Done.

Gourock. Scotland. May i-Shamroch -
went out to-day on her first trial SPIN '. sliGe |
u,as dismastad off Weymouth. light nor
erlv wind was blowing. The cup chaIensei -
roaipsau which is crosscut. like the OLD one uiu
-. o+ so+sfactorilv Her enormous clubtopsall
sets high above the masthead The bicycle steeFis
wheel previously used. has been discarded IN IaNoi
of an ordinary wooden wheel ..t,,,, and to
practice the crew Shamrock ! only a1 GarIIeu out a
e "p cfamIock Rsy but once in the open she shpPeu
smartiy through the water ana 1eaShf1 be Wind
3Ii and a calm set in. This lasted throushou. 'ns ne
rest of the trial. thus robbng It OF all r llsT ali
,I,oi,,a for comparative purposes Near! a
Shamrock Hrs headsails were set aho aneie
O. ;,nense balloon lib filled the Whole ira
f-ono the topmasthead to the boWsprlt emu "iid
Was sheeted far aft the mast
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08
SUPERBAS PLAY BALL AGAIN.
Win from Boston by Score Of IL to l.
Doyle Ordered Off the Field.

The number seven is said be lucky figure
I proved be so in the game between Boston
and Brooklyn yesterday at Washington Park The
home team began its making with seven runs
IL the third inning. and at the close of the game
had increased this figure twelve, while the best
Boston could do TO score once. The home team
certainly are playing d peculiar game this season
one day playing II their bats were made OF glass
and they were afraid OF breaking them and the
next day acting as If they wanted TO make holes
n the fence For example. on Wednesday BROOK
lyn lost 10 Nex-York by score Of 2 70 2
The fielding OF the local team was good and
Boston found Garrin's curves extremely puzzing
Pettnger or the other side. was In anything but
good form. and the home team won an easy VIC
-orr CAPTAIN Dovie the phenomenon of 'kickers," ="
interfered with the umpire and went where Presl-
dent Puiliam directed that such men should De
pu--to view the vacant lots across the way
Ahearn took his place. Timely hitting with three
bases on balls in the third inning gave BROOKLYN
lis In the following the team mace
three more The other two runs were mace IN tne
fifth and seventh innings The score:
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08
GOLF.
Cherry Chase Club Opens Spring
Tournament
TRy TELEGRAPH TO THE rnInUxE.l

IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE
Washington. May THE Chevy Chase Club hao
excellent day begin its annual spring golf
tournament Forty-one players including num-
ber of visiting golfers finished the thirty-sx holes
for the qualification round stroke competition. Dr.
l.. l.. Harlan. Columbia Golf Club. the prize
for the lowest score by breaking the competition
record OF IS for the course DIR. Harlan scored "a
in the afternoon round, and although he took s2
strokes for the morning round his total two
less than his next nearest competitor. f. NJ. Byers
runner Up for the amateur golf championship al
Chicago last July The leading sixteen players in
to-day's competition will continue tomorrow for
the club cup and the second sixteen will compete
for the consolat ton cup. A handicap cup. stroke
competition. will be contested for Sa turday.
The players to make the sixteen best scores were:
L. L. Harlan Columbia Golf Club; E. NJ Byrrs Al
leghary Golf Club; Patrick Boston, G. G. Iamerty
Chase: W Columbia: ]. G Da wilson.
Columbia; r. Baldwin, Brandywine Golf Club Ormsby
McCamnlon I. o. Tyler. Yale: T. o
Horstnlann. Chevy Chase; J. l. Taylor. Dyker Meadow
John MoIIer jr., Lakewood f. T. Brooke Columbia W.
c. Carnegie St. Andrews ". G. Peter, Chevy Chase;
W. If. Gray, Chevy Chase.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08
BOARD OF REVIEW GIVES DECISION.
Considers and Judges Trotting Horse Cases
at Spring Meeting.

The Board of Review of the Natioral Trottins
Association in its third days session OF the spring
meeting r the Murray Hill Hotel yesterday, de-
ctdad thar Parbadoe owned by Charles Cone, Of
Calais Me and Fred Morgan. owned by Peter
Corn Of Augusta Me. were not identified Netue
" of Skowhegan, Me. ard PuzzleI. owned In
Three Rivers. Quebec, were declceo loehtllleu'
ana, T-von,s record of 2:2sIa at Lexington KY,
October $. 1902 recognized s H LGvej9y; OF
Guhurn Me; George w Murphy. Of Lewiston,
~ and Gerald L. were expelled for starting out
Of class and name. VIII smith, of Exeter Ne,
vas exnelled for driving Dolly H., 2:2o under the
name OF Lady Onway in the 2:S2 class on Septeh-
Der a,. - ,es. - ~ / r Fletcher against George
Huber of New-York: William Virtue. of New
York Red George and Hazel f. was not sus-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08
Richard Donn.lly's Rife Boy First IN Jump
Miss Maxwell Also Wins.

The Horse Show of the Riding and Driving Cluo
Of Brooklyn was continued last evening in the tan
bark of the clubhouse at Park Plaza. AS on the
previous night large number OF spectators was
present and much enthusiasm was manifested
throughout the evening.
An interesting class was the womens sadie hoTses-
Mice Nouie & Maxwell two prizes on
Wednesday evening again victorious last night
In this class she won first prize with her beautitul
bay mare Unforeseen The jumping class al
uays arouses much interest and as rule IS marked
,or -b. last exhibition of the night. Most of the
spectators waited for this class last evening ana
had the pleasure of seeing some fine jumpers, Inc
contest vas won by Richard Donnellys handsome
eelding Rife Boy. who got second prize on W ednes
day evening The show will be continued again
mi
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08
TENNIS TOURNAMENT AT COLUMBIA.

PLAYING among Columbia's tennis men continued
YESTERDAY in their annual spring tournament on the
university courts. The Eaton-Grosvenor match was
particularly good. The summaries
Preliminary round-C H Losen1hla.; os ,l1ass %
First round-I. Y. Ledouk. post-g aauate, deieal-
- - II TIosuenrhaI 90. college. e-i. - "A r.
Eaton most graduate. defeated E + 6rossenef. 90
Law lo|s 10 CO. r ID Mclaughlin ~. Sciehce
d@sss,sd I X Chase post graduate. So. S-b
second round-A b. Eaton, post-eraduate. oefeat-
ed II K Lockwood s, Science. %, 80
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08
sKrRMISH RESULT.
TENNIS TOURNAMENT AT COLUMBIA.

Five matches were played in the continuation Oh
C,olurnbia's annual spring tennis tournament on
the courts at One -hundred-and- -sixteenth-st. ana
Amsterdam-ave The closest match was 1, thaI pc
The former won by 10-S. - e. Tne summaries
,,,,, o,,,a-I Y Iedoux Post-Graduate beat
r. prrns ~. college e.. G-1: j. p Wylie %, 81
G = -. =. rrmInson O4 Law. 6-4 C. X BUR
lev oe college beat (. l. Campbell 70 science -
7-e 6-2 -. C.uoco ha,. y y Cros-
venor. % Law ~ IL 'ro,nd-f F. Mahan Law.
- N ucIsnrhlin o3 Law beat G. l. Rosenoeis
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08
BOSTON BEATS NEw-YoRK AMERICANS
New Team Loses Through Heavy Batting
of Opponents-Score, to 2.

Boston May THE New-York American nine
lost Boston to-day through heavy batting OF the
home team by q score of to ?. Fultzs running
catch was the feature of the game In the first
inning each side made one run, and in the second
Boston scored again Ferris's home run In
the fifth inning visitors tied the score Camel
fly was caught by Dougherty Conroy singled 10
lsf+ and stole second Long was struck out and
Beyille's scratch fy allowed Conroy 10 score
In the sixth Boston took the lead again. gaining
another run Parent doubled to left and got thlrd
on I.achance's sacrifice Ferris hit to Long. ana
Parent beat the throw home The visitors chances
died in the seventh inning when Boston made three
runs on good batting and base running. The score
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08
VALE CREW HERE ON WAY TO HN0E-

The Yale crew on IT'S way to Annapolis "heie
tt Will meet Pennsylvania and the naVal caue's -
tbree cornered race tomorrow, was IN town laSt
,,sh, ar the Murray Hill Hotel The race as orlgl-
reiiv scheduled was 10 De between the NaFa'
ACADEMY and Yale. AS the Pennsylvania-AhnapoHs
race last Saturday, however. was declared on 'e
60 the cadets refused 10 accept a victory won
h~ m. sinking OF their rivals boat fale asTetu
RI admit PENNSYLVANIA TO tomorrow rae. -
IN he 4be 6rsf time Yale has met PenhsyI-
,rsn4a for six wears The new Yale boat Iour iiChes
broader than last years. ms 10 De siNihs eo'
far
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08
CHANGE TRACK AT CELTIC PARK.

pbun I Conev chairman OF the entertainment
committee of the Greater New-fork irlsh A'nieuc
Association has arranged elaborate programme
- - ,,a-,ainment TO be held at Celtic Park
an the evening q May Q. the formal opening Oh
the mark for the season. There have peeh many
changes In the athletic field. The banked corners
that were erected some years ago io4 -
~ m -, naan taken away. and In future races
will be run on track similar TO o,ner a a. ,bf
.ai.fr rarL has been obtained for atnietic Eefhss
f,r every Saturday from May 80 until september.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08
ENGLISH WOMAN CHAMPION BEATEN

Dublin. May TN the fourth round of the ladies'
golf championship tournament. now being contested
at Porrush. County Antrim the present holder Of
the championship. Miss May Hezlet. was defeated
by' l UP by Miss NJ. f. Stuart of the Royal Port
rush Club The contest will end tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08
OFFICERS FOR COLUMBIA SWIMMERS.

Columbia s4u,uners Yesterday elected these OFF,
GERS for next year their annual meeting: Fresl-
dent F. H. Duden: vce-president. c. d Trupe1-
bach. treasurer ard manager. j. w Spencer ASSIST
e.. manager r NJ Won Saal captain OF the relay
team A n Camp and captain of the water polo
.eo-n p Alexander.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08
MANHATTAN, II; SETON HALL, d.

Manhattan defeated Seton Hall yesterday at Jas
rer Oval by the score of Il TO 4. The playing OF
both sides was fast throughout The features OF
the game the batting of Murray for the Flsl'-
ors and the batting of Dun and fielding OF tltz-
henry nd Mullen for the home team with three
men on bases and no out, t1tzhenry mace
rbenomenai one hand catch. which. with lively
6efJi1F caused the nrst triple play OF the season
for Manhattan. The score: Z,
Mx,bs,,sn : q o o / x-12 -
sa-nn Hal. ...........l o O o O. lo
Fs.,eri..-O Tr.n and Duff: Noone, OGars and Dusan.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08
HUDSON RIVER CHAMPIONSHIP.

The championship OF the Hudson River Golf
League is 10 take place on the links of Dutchess
County Club, of Poughkeepsie September 10. II and
12 The league includes the Powelton Gok Club OF
NewDurg. TwaalfskiIl Country Club OF Kingston.
Nyack Country Club Saegkil Golf Club OF Yonkers,
Dttchess County Club of Poughkeepsie. GlenWood
Golf Club of Hudson. Ardsley Club of Ardsley and
tht Highlands Golf Club of Garrisons. The pre- sent
champion Is Louis 2. Myers. OF the Saegkil club.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08
HARVARD BEATS BROWN, TO o

Cambridge Mass. May Harvard shut Brown
o,, today nlaving an errorless game and not al
lowing the visitors to send a man beyond second
base The feature Of the game was home run ny
Randall in the fifth inning, which netted three runs
The score: II 7,
.y-a 2 o o s x-5 Q
o o o q y %
ratt.rie.-r1arkson and Herman: Lynch and clark
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08
u. OF P-coLumBlA MEET TO-DAY.

Columbias track team leaves town io' ~
- .t,, r,or,in~ where this afternoon its mem
hers will contest with Pennsylvania on fraIhiiii
Field Pennsylvania is counted on TO win Iatnei
easily The disqualification OF Ogden NJ bishop'
.antat, n. the Columbia team. has handicapped the
focai runners as Bishop looked upon as sur re
,,oInt winner Pennsylvanias main strength II III
The spr7uts and long distance runs
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08
HrAm LAUNCH PUT IN WATER.

The steam launch Scioto built Tor X 1llper'' VI
+bis citv bv the Gas Engine and Power Company
"a charles L. Seabury & Co.. at Morris Heights,
was launched yesterday and preliminary ulai
trip made Immediately after she was put sst even on
tba utater line 10 feet inches beam, ana mas d
5rsueht Of feet inches. She Is to be useo Oh
~ ke George.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08

Earned rrns-NeN-TorB. : Philadelphia, First base
Nev- York Philadelphia. 3 Left hnses
New-York. =. Phiadelphia. {. First base bas-or
Mafhewsou. / Mitchell. Struck out-By Mathew
son by Mitchell 2 Three base hir-Mertes- Two base
hits-Nertes. Thomas acrffce hifs-Dunn. MatheTson
Stolen bases-MotTsnn "a. Mertes Bowernan. Mathew
Double plays-Dunn and McGann Thomas and
RON HIT hy rifcfcr-Michell Wild ptches-Nitche.
l. Passed bals-Roth. 5. Umpire Moran
Time. I.5o. Attendance 4 500
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08
SHOOTING.
Battalion of 18th Regiment on Range at
Creedmoor-311 Qualify as Marksmen.

Creedmoor, Long Island. May line range was
oo,n,e6 to-day by battalion OF the 18th Regiment
I.o,-,, Artillery under command of Major {. o.
Oavis Three hundred and forty-three offcers and
men were present of whom 81 qualified as marks
mon The skirmish firing was conducted on the
siIbouette targets Shooting and issuing OF deco
rations were under the supervision of Captain '"
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08
AUTOM0BILING.

The action Of Governor oden the Bailey
Doughty Automobile bill is being anxiously awaited
by owners and manufacturers Many we'll known
clubmen were free in condemning the bill yester
day, Among those who had something TO say
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION RESULTS.

Al 81 Paui-St Paul. II: Milwaukee, 4
A. Observation-Disclosures city. 8; Minneapolis. B.
Al Observation-Disclosures 3: Louisville 4
Al Toledo-Indianapos. 10: Toledo. =
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08

ham received a floral horseshoe feet high.
The score
Providence ..........0 o a o a > o. . > }
Batteres-Pardoe. Shea spiesman; Gray and Dig
Kins.
= r. a =:
Baltimore q q u 81 u y
Isatteries-Briggs loft: Souders and Robinson
A. Buffalo: n e
Rochester .......-....0 O o o o o IL {
Fatte-ies-Mctsee and Shaw. McFaran and Evers.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08
GAM ES TODAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
,--n-s.,-his a Neu-Yorh1 Cincinnati Pittsburs
session a. Brooklyn fChtcaso at st Louis
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
- v,-E a. Boston St Louis al Chicago.
phila5elphfa Detroit q Cleveland
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

zacING.-At Morris Park. Nashville worth Louisville
and Louis
sssERALI.-Nstiona Leasue-Fhiadesphia AZ New
Work: Boston BROOKLYN: Cincinnati Pittshurg
Chicago st. Louis. American League-New YORK
a. Boston. Washington a Philadelphia: Louis
chicago: Cleveland. Other games-Tale
Exeter tnornings: Yale tafternoonD
Tsfar a NeR-Fork University.
MORSE SFow.-Brooklyn Riding Driving Club. s
raCRossE.-CoTnell at University of Penns, ivanis.
.-orF-Chevy Chase. annual Invitation tournament.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08
CHICAGO, q; ST. LOUIS, 2.

! CrliCaFo-
| Chicago .-----.------5 " " " y
| G.. Tous q q %
Baterie.-Nhite and Sullivan; sudhof Sievcr and sus
| der Atterdance. l.s50
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08
CHICAGO, 10; ST. LOUIS,

A. s. Louis: ? n r.
cssosso s q O o o O ] o-IO Is
s. Louis -..o o o o o o o o II
Bsrt-r1es-weinner King. Sanders. Rhosdes Milton
and Weaver Attendance. l5Jo
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08
CLEVELAND, 6; DETROIT, 5.

Cleveland
Cleveland -------.-.--o
Detroit % q , p" -
Batter!es-Bernhard Abbott; Muln and McAlhs-
ter Attendance 2.6I2.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08
B4SEB4LL.
Giants Defeat Philadelphia, 8 to 4.
by Good Stick Hzork.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati! Il; PittshUrg. NewYork S: Phila dephia-
cL.-.ro 10. 81 Louis. /. Brooklyn. Il: Boston /
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
----- 6 Ne~-York 2 iChIcaEo. = Louis. =.
43s1ssslnha 1e Washing Cleveland. 6; Detroit. g.
.or.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08
BOSTON.

Earned r1ns-Boston. 3: New-Torf / Two base hits hits
psre-t Kitze Three base hits-Stahl, 2 Home run
Ferris stolen bases-Douehert Double play
Long Williams Camel. Bases balls-Of Dineen
4 olf NNtze / Struck out-By Dineen - by Wiltze, :
Time I-3s Tnlpire-Carruthers. Attendance, 5462
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08

IG,rE5yh Boee55 --...-..'-o o Q o o . ! o-i
Earned ruas-Brookyn ! Two base ht-Dahen-
h-TO.ttiueer. taryin,
6 or Pertinger. First base errors-Boston. !;
<5rooklvr Struck out-Bv =: by Pettinger q
Stolen baxes-Tenney Carney. Moran Strang e.. Sheck-
pisy-Borne-. Abbatcchio and Te1ney. Deft
heres-Boston s; Brooklyn, s. wild pitch-GerTin-
bal Es by pitched ball-By GarVin J.
I'm. o< 9sne-i 50 Umpire-ODay- Attendance 1900
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08

Although the American Automobile Association
has not announced its racing rules which
were considered at its recent meeting. 1t IL ex-
nected that they will be given out in ample time
for the opening CT the racing season on May 80
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08

Qualifications hv counpanies-Field and stan " non
commissioned hospital corps q COMPANY =. 90; nanv
PaHg 9 rocnsnI on; K 40: Company b. /; Company L. l.
field musicians, 8. Total 3ll
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08
Jersey CITY, g; WORCESTER. 6.

Jersey City opened the season yesterday by beat
Ing Worcester 70 s. The local nine hit Mcf aL
hard the start and in the first two innings-Eth
the sid three errors scored FIVE runs. worcester
hit Woods for four earned runs IN the miro 80
tisd the in the seventh but the nome .tanI
bsttec victory Ia Its turn at the bat Mayer
Pagan pitched the first ball The score: - -
Jersey City .....-... 2 q q IS y
Worcester 0 o &c 10 .
BaFteries-ncFal end acC;suey Woods and McMAnus-
Newark X. J.. May The formal opening o' 'ne
Eastern League season here today was marhea ps
az easy victory for the home team over fros-gelee
Many city officials present. Manager burn
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08

against the bill were Professor c. T. Terry. OF
Columbia Law School: Delaney Nichol ana
Cepriano Rudrade Jr. who appeared against the
bill for New-York Automobile Trade Associa ton;
The manufacturers assert that II the Dill X signed
II will greatly cripple their business IN this CITY,
where a big part of their trade is done.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08
PHILADELPHIA, 10; WASHINGTON,

Phsls6eiphia- R II Z:
yhisdephis ---.-..s Q x-ls 22
Esshtngt3n --.-.-.-o . 3 o o o o l. . II
Bsttzries-orth and Clark: Bender and Powers At
fertEnce. 5SoZ
At Pittsbu-g X n Z.
ttttsburR o q ] o a q 4 3 q - 70
Cincinnati ..0 o o j O 0 9 81 16
Bssterses-Hsrper Poole Feitz: Kennedy and Vail
enc Phelps and Smith Attendance $500.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08
Country Board.

Is SPOT II quiet lovely home n
II beautiful Park Pines flowers and fountain 80
only half dozen taken eeeh family pf
yate dining ROOM service special attention 20 aseo
~ 1 CHATEAU PARK. Passalc-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08
Hotel Dennis,
Hotel Strand,

Atlantic CITY y J. The Strand a modern ire
proof hotel overlooking the worldfaped BOARDWALK ano
ocean centrally located Water Baths Bo0klng rep
resentat-e. J. L. TRENCHARD. AZ Hotel Wei inx'on
55th and Tth Ave. Daily from 10 A M TO = >"
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08

General Passenger Agent 50 Beaver st. y 7
New-York tribune., 1903-05-08

sBatteo for Pittinger IN the ninth,
Prnok,1-r ....--o o ; q
Fos-or --...-...-.O o o o . I
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-08-04
sIrIcInE PREVENTED

The startling encouragement that a
preventive of suicide had been discov-
cred will interest many. A run down
system, or dependency invariably pre-
eede suicide and something has been
found that will prevent that condition
which makes suicide likely. At the
first thought of self destruction take
Electric Bitters. 1t being great tonic
and nervine will strengthen the nerves
and build up the system. It's also a
great stomach, liver and kidney regula-
tor. only soc at Charles Rogers drug
store.