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New-York tribune., 1903-06-04
RESULTS AT HAWTHORNE

F1rs, race cfvs furionss)Fa Falkland. t15 Tinkfeldl
10 4 wen: Preakness iii Oh E3ookerl. 70 + secon
Auditor in a. Reiff, f2 20 I. third Time lP4 =,
Foresight Virginia Boy. Mayor and Dsyd : Rose ai'o
/r,.t-Ls.tz4
Second race tone rnie)-Safeguard III lWtnk6sid ~
I. won: Melbourne, III tHeHryl 20 9e{t,s
(I{obbns), 8, third Tine - ->iiihle
Nag biscord Mauser. Jelsi and Dr. Worth also ran.
Third Ceiling; mile and sixteept -
10 &c C;rayJ to 5, won Alright, 81 fH PhlIlps1
10 10 second Conyn. 10+ (Wnkhedj IA 70 D. t"'1'
Time 1873. No other starters - ~,
Fourth race (six furongs-stand Pat % a WlsSI, S
"a won Seorpio f21 CTroxlerJ, 70 D. secohdi Sil
Ventura 1o5 (Fadnt1efoyJ. g to third Time lis
Light opera. MaIser. Kindred and Aules also Tan 8.
nileD-Deutschland 1Ve tkeily . 70 >,
-ar SioIIs chief t05 w B0OkerJ. 80 20 i sec9n9
Light. 100 ID HaHJ 70 J. thilu A'iI7 A'''
and Cias1ight also ran 90. r~o,
Siyfb race zone and sixteenth nnllesSsI IRON
los rTroxferI ; TO q won: Pahos 81 (Erdwe1D % a.
oco,I. Nevs+ such (SheaJ. 10 ]. third Time zlU
fna Minor FGnspray King Barleycorn. Dr. Carriek and
80. L. alst.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-04
RockAWAY HUNT OFFICERS.

Cedarhursi Long Island. June (Specia Officers e
the Rockaway Hunt Club have been chosen for the
ensuing year follows: President. George c. Rand
vice president, J. Henry Harper treasurer \. Cliff
ford Tower; secretary, Newbold T. Lawrence
Board OF governors. Henry Harper. Phillips B.
Thompson Daniel Chauncey. Rene La Montague. \.
Clifford Tower. Woodward Babcock. John r. Cow
din and Winthrop Burr
Arrangements have been made for the polo tour
nament which will be held from July to July Is
on July the addition of the club. which has
been enlarged TO twice former size will bs.
opened with a display of fireworks Many other
marked improvements have been made 10 the club
I'm the last few months.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-04
G4LL4UDET HOME OPEN.
Building to Replace the One Burned
Dedicated on Founders Birthday.

Poughkeepsie y. Y. June 5.-The new Gahauuet
Home situated New-Hamburg, on the site Oh
the home burned several years ago, was formally
opened to-day with appropriate exercises, cohoneteu
by the Rev. Mr.. Ashton. archdeacon of Dutchess
County and the Rev Dr. Chamberlain, of New
York who succeeds DR.. Gallaudet as superlntend-
ent of the Church Mission to Deaf Mutes 1nls
was the birthday of the late Rev DR.. Thomas Cal
laudet who founded the home, and 1t is proposed
TO observe the day annually in his memory.
The home occupies n knoll commanding a charm
ing view of the Hudson The main building faces the
south and is 1s2 feet long by AZ feet deep, with
New-York tribune., 1903-06-04
DEYERY TO GERMANS.
McLaughHn's Plug Hat Cousin
Cause of Estrangement.

pip Devery last night in the old Sixteenth
ward of Brooklyn. where anything but a German
name looks strange a store front launched his
boon for Mayor and he launched it good ana
strong" When he finished his speech from tho
front of be box specialy set aside for him in the
Ivceum Theatre Montrose-ave. and Leonard-st'
the people knew they had candidate In the field
that would make an interesting speech wherever
ne went.
The enterprising proprietor of the theatre sand
nicbed .,Fl' between the last two acts of that
good old, thrilling Bowery favorite out in the
Streets" There are villany intrigue, love- gun
New-York tribune., 1903-06-04
DARTMOUTH WINS TOURNAMENT.

fBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRTBUNE.I
MiddIetown, Conn, June 3.-With the three
matches to-day the annual tournament OF the
Triangular League Tennis Association brought
TO a close. The result OF the tournament gives
Dartmouth first place in both doubles and singles,
Williams taking second place in each
The summary Of the tournament ts as follows:
sngIes-WaIIls Dartmouth. beat Lyon. Williams 81.
g.. 2-g Ct; Wallis. Dartmouth beat Shipms1. Wss
leyan 6-2. s-2 81; Lyon. Williams, beat shipmsn.
wesleyan. 81, 81 Go
Doubes-waIlis and Stevenson. Dartmouth, beat Ship
man and Phipps Wesleyan. 6-3. SIS. 64; Lyon and
Alden, williams. Shipman Phipps. Wesleyan.
6-2 6-3 6-f Wallis and Stevenson. Dartmouth, beat
Lyon and Alden, Williams. 81. 6-3. 60.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-04
NOTES OF The STAGE.
Willie Golfers New Farce Is Called "Per-
sonal" and He Will Be Reporter.

A representative for Weber & Fields was in
town yesterday with information of their plans for
next season. The farce by Eugene W. Pres
brey. which Willie Collier will star next season.
he said IS called Personal and Collier will play
the part of newspaper reporter. Whether he
would play it without the opera bouffe notebook
and ubiquity of tradition the representative was
NOT prepared TO say Weber & Fields have also
made sure OF a new theatre in Chicago. which will
be built at once h ;t A1is C,Ir Tinman viii star
next season under their management also win
Charles Richman in Captain Barrington" his new
Willie Collier. Louis Mann and their own UNIQUE
entertainment as we'll they vii! have busy sea.
the independent Booking Agency.
Edward s Van zile. who had two books published
in May and is the author of third now on the
press of Henry Holt is the latest writer to take
TO musical comedy He is hard at work on IL
bretto which has been accepted for production IN IN
the fa II tnls tfIiE heet,s ~ u, - ;+s Trasarrt
way Ways
Stanton Elliot, the young Harvard graduate who
chose the stage as profession two vars ago. at
the completion of his course and who this season
has been playing John Storm in The Christian
company sent out by Liebler Co. mas oeen ;tb re-
chance TO play Shakespeare during the last OF
four remaining performances OF the Robson Belle"
NbitmarI &, Sons have offered to buy Punch.
Judy and Company" the extravaganza written and
composed by Oscar Hammerstein for his roof gar
den this summer If he will write third act. They
intend to put it on the road. Mr.. Hammersteln
thinks now that he viii accept their offer oscar
always liked his joke.
In spite Of certain reports circulated yesterday
both Henry W. Savage and Kirke La Shelle de-
clare that they have not the slightest intention OF
sacrificing their independence managers In any
way whatsoever Neither of them has been con-
nected with the Independent Booking Agency, and
both of them. though playing in Independent
houses. have also booked when occasion suited
with the syndicate But neither of them will be
come any more closely connected with the synd-
cate than this in the future Both men desire TO
| remain entirely their own masters. David BE
lasco who was also reported to have become more
closely allied with the syndicate, also denied the
report He should remain in the same position or
independence a In the past season. he SAID: Ihe
Darling Of the Gods will not go to the Harlem
West End. owned by Weber & Fields, of the inde-
pendents next fall. planned.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-04
ENGLISH TEAM UNAsLE TO COME

a cable message received by W. a. Hsz-
ard, secretary of the American Polo Association
yesterday, from London. follows:
Buckminster injured: all soldiers refused leave OF
absence; impossible to arrange trip.
RAWLINSON.
The team originally selected to play Ameri-
can team comprised the following we'll known
English prayers: A Rawlinson. P. NJ. Frsake. w
S Buekminster and Major e. K. AnseIl with Major
Vaughn as a substitute. Mr.. Hazard who has re-
Gently returned from extended trip abroad
where he met the English polo players is now
making an effort to arrange for the appearance
of a substitute team TO participate In the
tests already scheduled from August to Septem-
Der Is Among those who have been mentioned as
candidates for the team Captain Miller and
the three NiCkells brothers. of Sir Patterson
Nckels. These players well known in Eng
land. According to Mr.. Hazard. much interest is
being taken in the proposed international polo
tourney by the English polo players. and all
looking forward to the American English series OF
poIo
New-York tribune., 1903-06-04
SALE oF coAcH HORSES MONDAY.

The STANDARD Coach Horse Company which not
nnly confines Itself 10 high quality OF horses. but
warrants the soundness and Of every horse
s. sells has now on hand about thirty head of
ceptionslly good coach and carriage horses. pairs
and single drivers The first Of series of semi
annual sales viii take place at Durland's Riding
Academy on Monday. beginning at Sis D. m. sharp
Every horse is described in the sale catalogue and
fully warranted. The sale Is under the manage
ynemt OF the Fasig-Tipton Company. Madison Square
Garden The Standard Coach Horse Company's
city stables are Nos. Il and 43 West Sixty
New-York tribune., 1903-06-04
ARCHITECTURAL LEAGUE MEETS.

The last meeting Of the season OF the Architect
rral League was held at the Hermitage. at Will
iamsbridge, on Tuesday night, and was attended by
about fifty members. The following officers. elected
FOR the ensuing year. were formally installed: Ar
mold w Brunner. president: William Laurel Harris
first .ice-president; Augustus Lukeman, second
xice-president: Frank +. Wallis. secretary: Edward
1arce Casey. treasurer Members Of the executive
connittee-Class Of 1896. L. c. Holden, Alexander
Rice MoKiTn, Bryson Burroughs; Class Of 1904, Dan
Everett Naid. committee appointed 20
draw up resolutions the death of OF the
leagues former presidents. Bruce Price. A scheme
VAS discussed for holding American Salon tri-
srrlialIy which all the exhibiting artistic societies
ef the city should be asked TO cooperate.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-04
HIS CONSCIENCE EASY NOW.
An Oregon Man Pays Five Cents with In
terest for Forty Years.

Glens Fails y. y, June "A +. hoot' Oh TINS
.-51,,--a has received a letter from a in Ore
ron who forty years stopped at store IN
chroon River kept by Roots father and eo9gnt
.1,rnl,er of articles. When the amount was nsureo
I'm the storekeeper cheated himself 1ut OF I'VE
cents The man noticed 1t, but said nothine;-
In fbe letter received by Mr. Root the writer re-
counts the circumstance and says II mas tronbleo
s5ira an these wears and that II was the one DIS
honest act Of his life. He inclosed money or
der for 75 cents being principal and interest ana
ss.o,,rsa M Flv writing Il can rest easy
New-York tribune., 1903-06-04
HOLLAND HOUSE GUESTS IN RUNAWAY.

A team Of horses attached to a victoria in which
Mr.. and Mrs ]. F. Peters, OF the Holland House
seated. took fright at a passing automobile
at Eightythird-st and Riverside Drive, last night.
and away. 81 Ninety -frst-st the horse
into park rail, and the occupants of the victoria
were thrown 10 the ground. Although bruised.
both Mr.. and Mrs. Peters refused medical aid.
and later driven TO the Holland House. Pa
troman John Z. McAdams Of the West One-hun-
dredth-st station, caught the horses which were
about 20 make a second dash out the oriveway:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-04
T. w. LAwsoNs NEW YACHT.

Boston, June (SpeciaD.-Thomas W. Lawson is
negotiating for a new steam yacht of the turbine
pattern which he is TO call the Dreamer She will
be radically different from any yacht with turbine
engines yet built and with new idea in her shAft
she viii overcome. ne expects the one great dif-
fcuty of turbine yachts. that OF reversing quickly
Mr. Lawsens yacht will be bic to reverse with the
use Of one screw. She viii cost considerably above
$50 900.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-04
,SIXTY-THREE DROWNED.
The .4reqaipa Sunk at Moorngs an
Gale at Valparaiso.

Santiago de Chilli June 3.-According to ad-
i.-,ces received here from Valparaiso, Captain
Todd his wife fifty OF the crew and eleven
messengers of the Pacific Steam Navigation
Connpauy's steamer Arequipa were drowned
YESTERDAY when that vessel foundered at her
,noorings in the gale which was of unprec-
.aen+ed violence Seventeen persons were saved
The British steamer Arequlpa, Cap'SiI DOC 90
= 10, yc,orta5 At Salaverri. Peru. April 80
,,,bence she sailed that day for Valparaiso She
,,-ss vessel OF 3S7 tons and vas built at Barrow
senqlsnd in 1889. The ArequiDa was oWn9q py
sI+e pa cisc Steam Navigation Company OF IAfeF-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-04
A SWIFT AUSTRIAN eATTLEsHIP.

Vienna, June 3.-The speed trials OF the new
Austrian second class hattleship Arpad at PoIa
showed a maximum speed of 201s knots an hour
and she made an average of 1865 knots in a
six hour run. She constructed by the
Trieste Shipbuilding Company. The Arpad car
ries three 24-centirnetre guns and twelve 15-
centimetre quick firerk
New-York tribune., 1903-06-04
FULL CORPS OF CADETS IN DRILL.

West Point, June S.-Before the board OF visitors
the military exercises to-day consisted in calls
themes by the whole corps Of cadets, display Of
the workings of the machine guns rife practice and
pack train and mountain gun drills, in which
4rd
New-York tribune., 1903-06-04
GEN JoNEs's sEvENTYFIFTH BIRTHDAY.

Binghamton, y. Y. June 3.-General Edward F.
Jones. known Jones Of Binghamton." Lieu
tenant Governor Of this State under Governor HILL
to-day celebrated his seventy-hfth birthday.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-04
CYCLE RACES AT MAMMALIAN BEACH.

Amateur bicycle riders from all over the East
sending in their entries the opening day OF the
bicycle meet at the Manhattan Beach Track on
June Ia. In the preft ssional the meeting OF
liver Lawson and Frank Kramer, with the other
star professionals, should prove interesting
New-York tribune., 1903-06-04
RESULTANT FAILURE AT ST. THOMAS.

-roTon+o Can June 3-As a result of the failure
os + Ames &. Co. yesterday. the Atlas
Loan Company Of St. Thomas to-day closed ITS
doors. A E Wallace. presdent Of the Atlas com
-,.-z- ,,-as connected with the Ames flrrn Great
ee--ci+arrenf rreyai's IN St. Thomas. Mhere many
s1eope have all their deposits in the Ati3s
tIr Wallace made the statement tnal n1 tAle1
-ba denoeitors would be paid in fun Ine i69ile3 a
;cane5 on MORTGAGES, II is said amounts 10 Sp9VV
New-York tribune., 1903-06-04
COTTON EXCHANGES HANDICAP.

The Colonia Country Club having extended the
privileges Of its links TO the members of the
Cotton Exchange on June 49, the fifth annual
handicap golf tournament of the New-York Cotton
Exchange will be held at co1onia, n. J.. on that
d.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-04
AMERICANS AT PARIS.

Paris June 3-John r. Mclean, Of Cincinnati,
has arrived here. and Senator German. of Mary
land is expected to reach Paris tomorrow from
London.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-04
cLAPP is YALE TRACK CAPTAIN.

New Haven. Conn, June s.-Edwin Clspp Of Of
St Paul Mimi. this afternoon elected captain
of the Yale University track team. Clapp is the
champion hurdlcr.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-04

How about Robert Louis Sfevenson's
storfe.. DO you like them: III you'll be
glad 10 hear that QufIfer Couch has written
"a sfory IN ffe efcrrusoufan sein--constantIy
.hiftfus scenes. crowded canvas. every figure
an action and all distinct and luminous.
Begfps ia next Sundays New-York Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-04
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

DISQUALIFICATION LeaEGe-New-York at chicago Ch,'
a Pittsburg. philadelphia at Cincilliaoia, "a
J2roOklyn American League ieVelihe
at NeW-York St Louis at Washington, Chicago AT
Roston Detroit at Philadelphia. Other games
dartmouth at Pennsylvania. Manhattan at Vermont
Columbia a Arlington Boat Club
POIo-Roekawav second VS. winners of June /. at
Meadow Brook.
TENNIS-At Tuxedo. wornen's chaihpiohSiif0
OF PENNSYLVANIA, Merion c, =.
CsOTF-Baitusrol New-Jersey championship; flchlnonN
County women's NJ. G. A. championship
New-York tribune., 1903-06-04
sTsEPLEcHAsE BOY HURT.

Sailing a steeplechase jockey. while exercising
Spring SILK at Sheepshead Bay YESTERDAY was
thrown and broke his legs Sailing had Just LS-
oa,ora,7 for, az, accident he received in steeple
chase at Morris Park
New-York tribune., 1903-06-04

Meadow Brock penaIlzed 3 % a goal FOR safety.
Summary-Coa1s earned. Meadow Brook, Q. Great Secs
Allowed handicap Great Nsrk. g Lost BY penalties
Meadow Brook y safeties- Net score. AesdoV
Brook Sia. C;rear Neck. 4 Referee. H W B1L Iin--
keeper. H L. Herbert
The game to-day will be between Rockaway Sec
ondl and the Westchester Country Club.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-04
Elapsed

Andrew Carnegie, jr Dick Sheldon and Jasper
Rowland were guests of George J. Lauder on the
Endymion There the winning Kiwass3
Il. a. Ericsson and L. s. Bayliss Fred NJ NIllmar
and Charles L. SCHUYLER, of the regatta committee
were on Commodore TOdS Thistle Henry /. Gle
low. the other member, remained shore to take
times The guests of j. G. Neafe- htaker on the
IrOuuois were Professor Albert II. Smith. Benjamin
Hawley and Howard +. Meyers
The summary follows:
OCEAN RACE-24S MTLES-START. JUNE ]. 10:15
a M-FINISH A. NJ. JUNE 8
New-York tribune., 1903-06-04
kEENE TOO BUSY TO PLAY MUCH.

London. June S.-Foxhall KeeHe. who has been
playing polo birmingham this week in brilliant
style told The Associated Press correspondent to-
night that he needs much practice for the Irish
mo or car race for the James Gordon Bennett Cup,
in which he has been selected 10 drive for Ger
many. that he win be able TO play little more polo
this season.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-04
~sIxTH RACE year-olds: hllIes and geldi

De Russy IO4 uIaack). 10 to and to !; Step Aside
1ni fyVanderly1 10 10 / and ]: Aggie Lewis I0i
1CiannonJ . and to !; Ocean tide 1ot utein-
20 to and l. Miss shylock, l0t stullerl 10 20 and
2 IN + and Inauisltive Girl Io4 tp'Nen, 10 and TO
/ also ran. Start struggling; won driving Time lois.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-04

The Kiwassa wins time allowance. beating the
IrUquois il minutes and IS seconds. the Enyrou, -
minutes and 2 seconds the Feur Dc fys IS minutes and
81 Thistle ? Al
roquos the Endymion Is minutes and 81 seconds
the Endynion beat the Feur de Lys minutes and Is
New-York tribune., 1903-06-04

The stocks Of the Canadian group on the local
stock Exchange were strong yesterday ai'ioo5-
..,,s- 81 H. last hour in sympathy with the
General break Canadian Pacific sold Up 10 l.II12
md closed at 122le. s. cent net gam LOT lle
80 r~i,1 ,Titv Fapld Transit advanced 20 y. CLOS
80 a. asS a net cain Of S2a points. MlnneapollSS
- pau and Sault Ste. Marie scored a heo ,,tI aG
New-York tribune., 1903-06-04

wing extending fifty feet to the northward- The
building is of stone with brick trimmings. three
stories high, with a central part Of four stories.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-04
TORONTO WINS AT LACROSSE.

Philadelphia. June 3.-The Toronto University Ia
crosse team to-day defeated 5waTthmore College at
Swarthmore by the score of to g.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-04

Renorse 4, iii (ONeiD. to and 21z to !: Meister
singer ioi Cochran and 10 10 l. Pau Clifford.
& las IfummingsD o I and 20 to l; Merito los
Mathevsi II s and to Royal Pirate 90 tFed-
dington) $50 to !; Northbrook = lO2 burns.
5 TO / and 81 Minotaur T. 81 qto6ison 16 to
and 10 2. Northern Light g. 91 (McFadden) 200 10
al eo 70 I and ST. sever L. 1O3 (McCanertyj 12 /
and 10 also ran. start good, cleyerly. Time,
1.45.
Ss1x1H RACE year-ods hlies and geding-; fur
New-York tribune., 1903-06-04
sETTER OUTLOOK FOR AMEs & CO..
Assets of Toronto Firm Make Good Snow
inc-Canadians Here Recover.

Toronto. June "A statement Of the affairs OF
"A + Ames & Co, whose suspension was an
.,olnced yesterday, has been prepared ana SHOWS
. ,,rs+an+ial estate The assets consist largely
oe stocks which of course have a huctuatine
value but it is understood that in case OF care
T,l handling the suspension viii not result IA any
IIsr4rsion has subsided quickly as y aTosS D
80 announcement yesterday that the doors W.
Iss Teeg3osfT accounts range from sTla! amounts
- 10 thousands but in many cases dep9sltors
- ,rPoteriaiiZ- reduced their accounts or Wlthdre"
tben wholly the last few days
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is to be built, and canal led down 10 the site of the proposed reservoir dam, where the water will be used at head of over 100 feet to operate turbines to furnish power for the trolley road, the saw mill, cement works and other parts of the working plant. The reser- voir dam will cost over $2 GOO, GOO, and it is estimated that it will take two or three years to complete H.. The reservoir will be a lake eighteen miles long, from half a mile to one and three. fourths of mile wide, and the water supply will irrigate 100000 acres. All the owners of the land in the territory below which will be irrigated, have joined in the Water Users Co., operative association under an agreement with the government to pay back the cost of the dam through a period of ten years. The values of the shares ofstock in this company is fixed at $l5. Each land owner receives one share of stock for each acre of land he has.
 Post: Burt Alvord and Billy Stiles, the celebrated desperados, will be tried in Tombstone next week for intercepting the United States mails. Alvord is now in jail at Phoenix, and Stiles is in the Pima County jail. Sheriff Del Lewis, of Tombstone, will take the prisoners to that city in time for the tria Is, which are set for next Thursday. Alvord was tried at the last term of court but the jury disagreed. The men were brought to Pima and Maricopa counties for safe keeping. The United States Court at Tombstone will convene on Monday, and the grand jury has been summoned for that day. The trial jury will meet on Thursday when the cases against Alvord and Stiles will come up. The remaining cases are most ly smuggling charges. One Ameri- can, James Bennett, has been held to the grand jury on the charge of aiding and abetting Chinese in crossing the United States line. Two other Americans named Hin ton and StansheId.were indicted by the last grand jury for the same offense, but skipped the country before they could be arrested. United States Attorney Nave and his assistant leave Sunday for Tombstone to represent the govern ment at the coming session of the United States court.