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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-28
RECORD ENTRY FOR AUTO" MEET.

The automobile races OF the Long Island Auto
mobile Club 20 be held at the Brighton Beach
track on Saturday. have attracted a record break
ing list OF entries. The number Of special raeiss
cars in this country is still comparatively small
80 r-a-vfous meets lave considered dozen IN
dfviduaIs entries enough TO insure good meeting
For the races Of Saturday. however. there were
Yesterday tweuty-eishr paid entries Tor tne SIX
regular events on the card For the speclal race
ne club cham iOuship race and the udnl1dcs,-
r1rers' cup contest post entries vii pc rece.ves.
Vor-7-iuz rhe mach race between the steam nySIs
~ CZeorge Cannon the Harvard experllreIlIers al1
Tobn Howard the Trenton enthusiast. tne IoeaA
49, 17s- for N contests fOOts 20 ro-ry-seven-
ArDong those in the for owners 70 orlEe a.
Frank de K Huyler- George w atson- Solo1sa " Il
l4eT-Ov W Could BrOkaw. hlcnaro stevens; y q
Ts0geman H c. HasklnS and = M onaAAeS' -
T'he races will start promptly Al = In
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RECORDS FOR DAN PATCH.
PAGES Nile to Wagon in 1;57 If
Beats Prince Alert's Time for Hall.

Memphis. Tern. Oct z7-Dan Patch. within forty
Eve minutes this afternoon. smashed two worlds
records on the tra.k OF the Memphis Trorrins As
ISOLATION He clipped a second and a half from
the worlds half mile pacing record OF ia sec
Ouds. made by Prince Alert last Saturday Thsn
Re hung out worlds record for mile pacing
70 wagon. 1:57i. two seconds better than Tire time
Of 1.5s4 which he made az the recent meeting on
the Lexington CEy.) track Major Deir1ar Gu. .
quarter % second from his own rwo-r1inute MARI.
making the mile IN 1854. The fractional time
was go 100. 1.2e1s 15sa.
Dan Patch. IN his half mile trial paced ~
two runners TO suIkies. the forward suI<y carrying
the customary canvas dust strip. The quarter was
made in 81 seconds and the PAGER went under the
wire with the hands OF the timers watches sharp
the mark Of IS seconds. With few preliminary
breezings before the grandstand Dan Patch started
sgain. with two runners as PAGERS for the wagon
the half in $50 and the three-qua-ters in f-a IN
der the wire the champion PAGER dashed in l:51iA.
showing little effect from having smashed two rec
ords in a single afternoon. The PAGER was driven
~ NJ. Henry
Mr.. DevereUx. with Clipper. won the wagon pac-
ing race for amateur drivers IN straight heats.
with Mr Billings with Green Lane second and Tom
Keens. driven By ar. Smathsrs third In both
heats. In the free-for-au pacing Darrell opened q
prohibtive favorite. but after winning the first
heat was beaten easily by Dan r The Transyi-
r1uIia. Secretary HOwe's annual rarcicaI race.
caused much rnerrimert- The results
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FOURTH TACE-THE BELLER'


SIXTH RACE-For three-yea
s.. 200 in 1903. One mile.
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QUEER CAUSES OF FIRES.
Cat May Have Set Gin Ablaze-Adjuster's
Experience.

From The New-Orleans Tines-Democrat
"A fire Insurance adJuster runs atoUl OF many
queer happenings" said one OF these men snort
Il once had to adjust q FIRE loss in a country
cotton gin. The wasn't totally destroy eG. and
a soul in connection with Jne gln oei-s 4bie "
explain the cause OF the IRE All p ecauL- rs nece5-
sarv in a cam gin plant haQ been carefully 90
served and no fire matches had been perrnitte q
near the cot. on After careful lnFeSLSdLlOn, Win
no results I bean 20 examine the burned part or
The Guiding and 10 struck me tnat some substance
might have struck the teeth or the gin and tgnlJed
rhe cotton. After most careful search what GO
v1u fEinlz I fourde Some small charred bones
which offered sufficient eXplar2tl ton showed tlls
homes 10 The manager OF the sil ana. aEt-f Lfl.h
iug moment. Le exclaimed. W ny. that 5 al
that's lett Of 1.r oll Cal and her kiJtens- he
sid that he had missed the cat and kittens. but
rbo41ghr thew had been Destroyed IN TIRE urer and
never dreamed that they had caused the are ON
KITTENS ro the cotton bin above the gin, and having
gone 10 sleep. was carried down into the gin, anu
- homes striking the Tvs caused the ire
Aro+b4r case came under my observation which
Are during which eighteen barrels OF WhisSey
were rolled out Il the building, and after the u-s
vas put ont they were rolled back The damage
was very slight on the bullcing and stock but ne
claimed loss OF about one-thrd OF each barrel or
vvhiskev rolled out caused. as he Gained. py leak
az TIE barrels were Sauged, but ddnt De-
Uevp him and held ID his claim soon after
ward got hold OF the revenue Inspector for the
district and got MS report on the mans WhlsHry.
Urhirh proVed thar at the time % the ure there
vgas more whiskey In the barrels Tran there wes
ZION o. the Internal revenue law The inspectotf
fook nv cue and Immediately went down anu
made another inspection with the result thdI ne
saloon keeper was fined 500 for having contEanill
OF the liquor were forfeited Did pay the CAIN
Well l guess not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-28
NEW TITLES FOR NAVAL SURGEONS
Admiral Rixey Recommends Changes-Asks
for Hospital Ships.

Washington. Oct g7.-Surgeon General Rixey. in
his annual report 70 the Secretary Of the Navy.
saws dissatisfaction has existed fer long time
among he members Of the medical corps regard
to The titles which are given them he recommends
that Congressional action be asked FOR authority
To rename the different grades OF he medical corps
--v 1yis-irz as follows: IN place Of surgeon gen
e-sI surgeon admiral and, In the other grades.
~aGcsI director 10 become surgeon captain med
---- f~--erro~ surgeon commander. surgeon. sur
,.r-7 I.alrenanr commander. passed assistant sur
geo~ surgeon lieutenant and assistant surgeon
5--~veo- Iets erant JunlOr g-acel.'
C-Srrtnuine the report says that the last year
s.-eres many Instances in which the need OF hos
n7-sI SHIPS has been demons -atec. and the con
E-----5-~' Of Two hospital ships 70 cost Sltsl,rJ
49, IL commended. Attention Is also called to
- -ees of : naval sauatOrtum for the treatment
"a S--el F5Iyev deems Il important that the ned-
- IONS De represented The General Board OF
~-e
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YALE SECRET PRACTICE
No Protests of Columbia Players
from NezC-HaUen.
TBr TELEGRAPH To THE rRrBuxE.I

New-Haven Conn. Oct. 27.-secret practice began
again at Yale to-day. and a full hour taken Up
with careful work behind the Il 60 fence that
has been erected about the stands Phil" Still
man, %: Alexander Brown. 80; Drank Thorne,
Sc; r. E. Ely. 81: Charles Chadwick. 81; Howard
Knapp. IS. and Sherman Coy 20, took charge OF
the coaching. None Of the veterans lined Up in
the open scrimmage. except Kinney, at left tackle,
who is getting in trim for the Columbia game
Hyatt and Spaldiug took the ends to-day. BsseD
and Kinney. the tackles: Miller and Scott. both OF
the varsity crew guards: Smith centre; Soper,
halfback Owsley, Mitchell and Allen. halfbacks and
Farmer, fuliback- The scrubs he.d on the lJ-yard
line; the only score a clean drop kick b.
Mitchell Il was said here tonight that there
would be no protest Of any Columbia player.
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A JovIAL SOUL IN ERROR.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
~. Your demonstration as to the probable out
- - rho Pennsvlvarta-C Columbia game fl your
columns this morning was monument or sasacity
and foresight Win you give space 10 this letter
as readily as you have 20 the statements that the
Columbia team was scarcely even second class
Nyew-York. oct. p. 1913. Blue AND W IL.
Though we rejoice TO hear our young friend
otor+Ia in his iov. we must call his attention 10
tbe fact that the representation he speaks Of
ms not ours. but. as was clearly stated, came
from A renowned college football player re-
Gently graduated-l
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TIGERS TALES OF BAD WORK.

Princeton, n. J., Oct q CSpeciaD.-The Tigers
came out from their secret practice this after
with the most discouraging showing that has
been made this season. The centre forwards put
up a weak defence, and the scrub penetrated the
line successfully, retaining the ban most OF the
time. The combination at centre Of Martin, Waller
and Ra ferty proved too strong FOR De Witt. Short
and Dillon, and most Of the gains were mace
through these positions. The varsity never ac-
vanced the ball beyond the 25-yard line. The
back field unsteady and the interference was
poor. Barney did not play, as his knee is sIu
q little stiff. De Witt failed twice az field goals.
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N y U. PREPARES FOR LAFAYETTE.

IN nreuarat-on for Nsw-YOrk Criversity's hardest
cane Of the season, with lafayette on Saturday
-r. coaches are working diligently TO correct the
fauI-s brought out in the Wesleyan game The
-e,r7 lacks snap. \ fast half with the scrub was
rIs,ed Yesterday. and marked improvement was
0ot-ed in the speed with which the signals were
--,- through by the varsity. Fried5urg, varsity
os----a for three years is having hard fight 10
80 his place from Chamberlain, a freshman.
l-r-r7f.arI4i~ hel the pla- successfully against
7v-9eiov7u but IS rot 4 fixture as yet Conn, who
-.aved his first game last saturday, replacing
--berI7iu at right guard. proved tower OF
strength. E:eIcher who has recently entered col
us tried on the varsity yesterday
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CREW OF WRECKED SCHOONER SAVED

r7oe-or oct g7.-Cap-ain j. w Mcnamara and
he crew Of the Annapolis schooner SV'aAlliIa'
- ta-doued their vessel yesterday twenty mine
- so---basst OF Sequin Light. of the Maine
~-ee-, we're brought here to-day by the FISHING
schooner Fish Hawk. The rescued n1en .,i an De-
,l-.--.-.5 f~o-- ten hours continuous Work a. me
Le---s Within half hour after the rescue jhe
L----tL-5. sr~k The schooner was bound from
4-s-ag--re- \ Y 70 Windsor. y : with coal!
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.LLERosE. for two-year-olas.
ysar-oIds and upward; selling
RESULTS At WORTH

Chicago oct 27-Frst race Ch We Ra1a i2 Per-
Forge lis Grayi 20 : S ,- l05 o. Wilson,
In trl-f Tirge fu0is. J. p MayneiI9, i a., an 4
e.r-rf 49, zone u4feiN az u e5r
0-1- zee r'tr-n=or ID. Eall. 20 ! second
20 \ .o' 4A!.5s q Al > third. Time. Lao betcAAft l
Whisky King and Et2,isS-Mary Mccanerty. iea Caob-
-. ocean Dream, lu- tFoi1ahf ~ 10
L-.H - = t-ret T07 Acamsl 20 l. tAIru A44ie.
siDser Zhia ana Cardweilton as IAN, Isl. n,
40 SlsIl one-elghfh n1esl--tur bessie
Fourth race t9hs -ors bondage So tNcIntyrel % .
$500 f,s,sss 81 "a Love- 50 70 = t,a, sIsc ran
Dl nve and one hair furl9hsT - e.,
N, nau, 70 20 won. lily Gem AZ Oo''A@'' ~
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LYMAN IMPROVES AT CORNELL.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE-l

TBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE ThIBLNE-I
Ithaca n Z. Oct. Z7-Considerao4e improvement
was SHOWN in the work OF the Cornell team this
afternoon. although the play OF some Of the men
IS not VI 10 standard. Hunt is still out Of the
scrrnmage but he took active parr in the signal
practice Costello and vOris, the tackles. were the
best OF the Hnemen to-day and carried the pail Wei
I.yrah at quarterback. improves daily The var
eirv made four touchdowns tuts afternoon on long
runs by Rice. LETT halfback At one uIre II tooht1
as - the scrub would score. but urIUcl1y FUN
bic on the 25-yard line spoiled their chances oeT-
eraI new rlavs were tried. but they were not sue
cessfuL Wilder. left guard. has left the training
table and his place has been filed BY Halliday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-28

Thomas Tobin was sentenced 10 death by Justice
Dsvy. OF the Supreme Court December p last
year for having murdered Captain James B. Craft
IN West Twency-rinth-st- dive known the
Empire Hotel. This IS the house which according
70 z charge made - Deve-y q short tine ago. is
owned by Charles 2. Murphy, and from which the
Taumany leader has been deriving large revenue
Thomas To5in manager Of The Empire
drinking resort en- West Twenty-ninth-st Captain
Craft went into the place late al night and dis
played ro-l OF money. he was Induced 70 take q
room and after the place closed ne was killed
Tor his money and his BODY chopped Up and put III
The furnace. The smoke filed the house and gave
CUT so strong oCCr that neiEhbOrs called for
inquiry and the murder was discovered Il came
AT the trial that C-ofts lie was taken Tor
sum less Lhal So.
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AMHERST WILL PLAY AT HOME.

springfeld Mass. Oct. Z7-The athletic board c.
Amherst College has decided against a PROPOSE
ton 70 have the annual football match between
r,s---7ourb and Amherst played in yIarnden Park
in this city on November I. The board itself was
not unfavorable TO the plan but the faculty
thought II hest 70 let the arrangerne1ts remain =
tbav are for this season, and the game VIII be
-II-ad in Amherst. Al effort IS being MADE %
Williams Dlayed here on Thanksgiving Day.
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WILLARD PENIS GOLF CAPTAIN.

Philadelphia. Oct E.-De Forest Porter Willard
% son Of DR.. De Forest Willard. professor OF
orthopedic surgery IN the medical faculty o. the
University OF Pennsylvania, was yesterday elected
caDtaIn Of the Pennsylvania golf team for next
,-ear Willard was substitute on the varsity team
last year and at the intercolegates at the Morris
County Country CLUB finished fourth IN the QuaI-
flying round, with an 81, ana lis Year PA-S g
fO1T~th On the team Garden CITY
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SAY DAILY WON'T PLAY AGAINST NAVY
TBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l


Annapolis. Nd, Oct. "a report which appears
to be authoritative has reached the Naval Acad-
envy that DAILY, the quarterback on the West
Point team and formerly captain Of the Harvard
team will not play against the Navy at Phladel-
phia this year. While pledge has been given
TO the Naval Academy. II was stated absolutely by
the representative Of West Point at a recent con-
ference that DAILY had no intention OF playing:
This year. since he has been the chief bone OF
contention IN the dispute between the TWO luSLl-
tutions. DAILY, It is understood, has determined
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yo,s- -.TEF IVHERrTs FORTUNE.

rE- TELEGRAPH TO TIE THIBuSE-l
York Penn. Oct H.-Follo"ing 60 % =. -.
- - ,--.,ce 20 rvvo years penal serVlllos
- -, cones the information that Ethel
Der. Wa, VagepSlars Is The heir to $4,000 estate
ws,eb IS about TO be ssttise WsgenoiAti : lIoi
Reading Penn ane was aTrestese ing horses
49, it,e-~r-en m this city lie va .e-4-,re5
good fo~-une through the celeeuFe WIZ
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SAMUEL wILLgTs TAKES CHOPPER.

r4sr,ns-saa Long Island Oct z (special-
N +ha d-a1 hunt This afternoon, Samuel WLlets
came nasty cr5pper at double uphill jump and
Harry 3 Page nit a corner Of a snake fence aad
fre ron rail cut a cash in the breast OF his mount
F,-re Mss AIarEaret Barry. OF the WarrenJou
va Hunt riding Il : PAGES Count. was the only
woman IN the saddle she took the forty-seven
irrs in faulcless fashion The meet was from the
STr9ver estate near the kOslyn BreakWater The
f-is1 us az East WiIistJl. and In al the tea n
were Foxrau P Keene. Miss Barry. Ernest Hayes
and William c. Hayes
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SHAW MAY PLAY CENTRE AT COLUMBIA

For the first time this season Morley gave his
men secret practice at the Polo Grounds Ira D.
Shaw was put at centre on the scrub yesterday.
He uIaved guard last year and centre The year be
core AS TOmlnson VIII not play against Yale,
shaw NAV re developed for centre and Bruce may
he Shifted to guard. Jones. the quarter, was stlll
absent from practice. Dueu and Fisher are still
lrnuing but viii probably be in good condition by
Sarr-5ay FranbaCh appeared TO be rapidly re-
covering from his injury. Some betting was done
- Columbia yesterday Saturdays game the
,S5e reiug > TO I that Yale would win and to
+rgt Colurr bia o11 not score
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NOT TO CHANGE PENNs LINEUP.

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE-l
Philadelphia. Oct 27.-Pennsylvanla held secret
practice on Franklin Field this afternoon. The
men tried the new formations for the Harvard
game, and there was much work in running back
kicks chiefly with view 10 developing the catch
ing Of the backfeId Carl " IIiams. the coach, has
decided to keep the team intact as II played the
Columbia game with the exception OF Davis, who
vas ''subblng' for Reynolds. the first choice for
left halfback. This declaration was MADE IN the
face Of some strong hints on the part or the old
grads that change Of quarter is needed, and
that Bennett should be put somewhere IN the
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VETERANS OF 7TH REGIMENT MEET.

-. ~ the 1th Regiment held their
me -.--- AZ the 7th Regiment Armory last
anna ..,- -s-ee hundred members were present
The easu report se2"S meabeT 2i we're eiec5ss
Of $500. 49, Tbe present membership Is lac -,
n The laHt go tr.~s ac.e elected tur Lht ensuing
The folloWii-- '1-,i--a president. Henry J. free-
yer .Lyrsdenr and austin r, FIsss ,aitTg' SCI
lano. Plcee-lL-S- vras served after the meeting
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r 2 sHERMANs BODY TAKEN HOME

,--.-r4s,-sn oct. g7-AIrs. Henry s sherman, OF
--.-ers-s the mother CT George Benedict sherman
49, vale student who was fatally injured On Sun
- r, falling from cllE al West rock Iaih
cay = - 49, cor Cleveland with the body
'tsse1i-,rions IN memory q sherman ~ere rai5sS
- ! mass meeting OF l-t i-t7--------- 0' 40
= 49, popular member
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MDoIEs EXPECT HARD GAME TODAY.

Annapolis Nd. Oct. 27.-The midshipman foot
ball team expects q hard struggle tomorrow with
the eleven Of Georgetown University. and in prep
araton for the contest the team had a spirireu
practice this afternoon. The Washing Onians have
showed up well in the games already played hold
ing Princeton down to one touchdown. and de-
feating the Baltimore Medical College, 3 to O,
while the Navy failed score against the medlcOs
though only one-half Of the game was played.
Last year Georgetown won from the Navy, to O.,
two safeties being scored.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-28
MANITOBA STRIKE SETTLED.

Winnipeg. Man. Oct Z1.-A. l. M2chea--e Ans
ro-.-~ Minister OF Labor to-day gave out state
-,e-r declaring that the strike involving fifteen
run5re5 men and over hundred contractors is
r-arricslIv settled. lie comedies the mems &C.
arss for s5 cents an hour and says that he lE &c
$1,000 ~ the builders have agreed TO Ire terms
I4s ~srSe TO winnipeg from Ottawa 10 aToiJrate
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SOUTHERN MERGER STORY DENIED

o-s-,.l denial was given yesterday 70 r go
"a 80 20 the effect that plans were Pelhs
perfected Tor the merger Of The AiaI Charleston and
the sei,-s he Georges italiIoa1 tIe
Mss.el To Vest Point and the Nasa'iAs. NA@''~-
UOoga and 81 Louis
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RESULTS OF FOOTBALL GAMES.
n. "a Sale IS. 81, Francis Xavier 0.
COLLEGE CONFERENCE AT PRINCETON.

Princeton. y j.. oct. q (SpeciaD.-A meeting Of
reDreseutativ o. the colleges 70 discuss ehgi-
bility questions viii be held at cal OF
professor Fine the Princeton representative.
Ne on Saturday. DIT. Edgar F. Smith and
George 6 Patterson viii attend as Penn ;
delegates Yale has never accepted an inVi-
tatIon 10 send representative to this conference
me it has teen iutimated that New Raven rep
resentative will be present on Saturday. Ihese
ouferences have been held annually since the
nrst one at Brown in 1855 convened on cali OF
irofeesor Munro. q institution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-28
-, a. reoNT OF The TRAIN.

rt--,..--o, \ y oct Flames CuIiey, .
- - ss---,,,r wears old walked IN 'front.' OF
- - lin bere last hight and vas instantly :.
srles A rote found IN his pocket rec - sent
snvtbfug should happen 10 hiza tn4N ~ -
A. LIS E.sece Ilv.ls here
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co,tIMatA's NEW TRACK OFFICERS.

Co1unbla.s Varsity Track Association held Us an
nual meeting yesterday. and elected these oiee1s.
u-ast4a1+ z StaufTe: vice-presidenr Cna Tae1s
JyCof- treasurer James A Taylor: manage - u
r2raI7sv ara assistant managers. = ? Ho4AS~sr
=
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WARNER MlLLER.s SONS HOUSE ROBBED

rl-te Falls. n Z, Oct Thieves en, ,si,5I =.
y. CIV Miller. the Of Warner Miller
I'sn3er last night and took $500 worth OF SILVER
ware.
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meINNITY AGREEMENT RUMoREo-

II is rumored that agreements have been r>acnso
between Joe Mc(5innity. the pitcher OF ths New
York National League team and the club Nc
Graw the manager Of the nine. had a talk On
sunday with McC7innity but refused 20 tel the re-
s.1Ir OF their consultation
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q SPORTS rDA558|
RNDRECPEATIONg(z7HHz 81

second; Agge Lewis i12 CwonderlyJ TO l. third. Time
- -
sixth race lone rlisl-Jim Hale, 9s CFerreIg TO /
won; Mary Moore. 9s IL VIsru 10 l. second. Frangf-
pie IS tsehwartzl, 10 70 l. third. Time 1;4I.s.
stlnson. Bard Burns. Baird Jena. Mandanus. Harry
Preston Dutch Carter and T-entha-n also ran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-28

No caras-Nss E " Ab5ot; Wntnr0p; Mss Sc, p .. .
1T-ss '-ssa FT-IEu- Morris County, Miss c, Sh-eve
r-7ab,1-r: Mrs Clark. Brookline; Mrs. A z COBB.
I5rook ne ana Miss Elizabeth Goe. Essex County Coun-
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CAPT. CRAFTS MURDERER MUST DIE.
Conviction Of the Man Who Did the Deed in
c. F. Murphy's Hotel Is Sustained.

Albany. Oct. Z7.-The Court OF Appeals to-day
affirmed the conviction and sentence OF death upon
Thomas Tobin Tor the murder OF Captain James B.
Graft il z TenderIon resort in New-York City last
fan.
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Of INTEREST TO YAcHTsMEN

Sir Thomas Llpton's yacht. Shamrock IL. was
safely hauled OF shore yesterday TO the Old berth
rc-r,e-lv occupied BY Shamrock u Captain Boz
VV-fuRe and his sal Lor En8la10 uO-OaS " 80
v-If-s Srar steamer the Teurontc
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MISS ADAIR WINS PRIZE.
Makes Best Gross Score IN Brook
line Handicap.
10y TELEGRAPH TO rBz TRrBUyE.1

Boston Oct Z7.-AIiss Rhona Adair carried OF
the best gross score prize in the wcrnen's open
handicap to-day at the Brookline Club links, with
score Of g. The net score prize went 70 Mrs MIL
ton Work OF the Philadelphia Country Club. who
had score Of 11O-1s-92 Miss Adair played over
the course with Miss Margaret Curtis. OF the Oak
lev Country Club, who also played from scratch.
and they were followed By q large gallery Their
cards were returned az g. each. but 1t was after
ward discovered that a mistake had been MADE ~
the addition OF Miss CUrtss card and that she nag
a IS Instead Of a 10 the first nine holes, Wnlch
made her total for the round &C. instead OF % er
gross score. however. the second best Inc
cards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-28

Columbia Vale football game Saturday, Oct isl
. > Al Polo Grounds Admission ane All seats. =
TTckets on sale spalans and l. "a Fisher Alb
West il7sh-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-28

There will be a meeting tonight Of ths American
rs-,rs- roat Association at the Hotel Navarro az
which some important business relating 70 ,usars
races and the class4lcASoA "a t--S ~ - 49,
viii be di5cusssd-