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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-03-12

Kansas City Journal: The Monroe
doctrine means, first, that no foreign
power will be permitted to take
American territory, and. secondly, any
thing else that W may choose to
have it mean.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-03-12

Houston Cnrcricin -Gane:al Miles
has returned from his tip around the
world; the administration is yaarning
lcr more worlds TO SEED him around.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-03-12

Lincoln Journal: The glad day has
in Nebraska when a man can
no political advantage by talking
about the down-trodden and oppressed
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-03-12

minneapolis Times.-Come to think
OF 1t there has been a lot of publicity
and the trusts are still peggfng along.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-03-12

Washington Post:-They are grad
ually doing away with corporal pun
ishment in our penal institutions. The
inmates of the Missouri state prison
are no longer compelled to wear the
shoes they make.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-03-12

Kansas City Star.-The death of DR..
Gatling, so closely following that OF
Herr krupp. causes some anxiety con-
corning the health OF Mr. K~rag-Jorgen-
son
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-03-12

New York Tribune: The question
about the Cuban reciprocity treaty is
not SO much whether we are willing
to give Cuba a good market for her
goods as it is whether we have bust
ness enough to secure for our
selves a monopoly of a profitable mar
ket when it is offered to us.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
MANY VISTT SHAMROCK.
Il Race EUery Day Weather Condi-
tions 1re Right.

Sir Thomas Liptons feet of yachts-the chal-
lenger. Shamrock III; her running mate.
Shamrock l: the steam yacht Erin and the tug
Cruizer-lay quietly at their noorings in the
Horseshoe at Sandy Hook yesterday Though
it Sunday, it not absolutely day of
rest, for the yachts were visited by scores of
yachtsmen and others out sailing. ana the Off
GERS and men were kept busy answering the
sautes and greetings of their well wishers.
It is the intention of William Fife, the de-
signer. in whose hands the 'tuning up of the
challenger is placed, to take her out for race
with the Shamrock every day that there is
a breeze and the weather is otherwise suita BILE.
The plan is to start the yachts in the regular
way from Sandy Hook lightship and race them
fifteen miles windward or leeward and re-
turn or over a triangular course of thirty miles
under the same conditions would prevail in
ore of the Americas Cup races. and thus deter
mine just what speed the challenger has. and
how to improve it.
The Shamrock III has several suits of sails. all
of which must be tried before the final race. and
as there are only forty-five working days before
the first race for the cup Captain Bob Wringe,
of the Shamrock III. may not have more than
fifteen, or twenty days at the most, allowing for
calm and bad weather. in which to try his boat.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
READY FOR NEWPORT RACES.
One Each Day This Week Planned for Re-
lance. Constitution and Columbia

Newport r l. June 2S.-The yachts Reliance.
Constitution and Columbia were all at their
rnoorings in the harbor here tonight, fully pre-
nared for the six races which have been ar
ranged for them off this port this week by the
New-York Yacht Club. While the winner each
day Will prolJa bly, receive some emblem from the
club the races have been planned particularly
as a test OF the yachts in the open sea and in
the strong winds which usually prevail at this
noint The contests will also have some bear
ing with the Americas Cup committee IN the
selection of a defender of the cup against Sham
rock III though the official trial races Will not
IA Ike place until the last of next month.
I'm 10 the present the three yachts have saled
eight finished races, and in each the feHance
has finished in the lead. though owing to secrecy
regarding the actual measurements OF the boats,
there is some question whether the Constitution
did not win two of them. because of her smaller
50 il area as in each case she was scarcely Two
minutes behind the Reliance at the line.
The races this week will all be under the d.
rectfon of the regatta committee of the New
YORK Yacht Club. The managers will be the
Guests of Colonel r. H Thompson on the steam
Tacht Reverie, which will fly the committee nag
Tor tho week The races will start off the Bren-
TONS Reef Lightship at 11:3O a. NJ. and VIII be
the regular cup length, thirty miles, either M
teen miles TO windward or leeward, or triangu-
lar ten miles on side The indications to-
night are for light winds tomorrow, and per-
rain.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
ROWING.
Courtney Makes Plea for Shorter
Course.
ny TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE. ]


Poughkeepsie. y. Y. June 2S-A movement is on
foot. started by Charles Courtney the Cornell
rowing coach to reduce the length of the annual
varsity boat next June. Courtney suggests
that contest Of three miles be substituted for
the present four-rile The lthacan coach
while here said that he considered four miles too
severe a demand on the faculties of young
Il have never a race" said Courtney. "ln
which three miles instead CT four would not have
settled all question of superiority. should like to
see the longer abolished and I think il would
he if men who arranged them had be competitors
instead. Four miles at the speed now necessary is
too much Of eXeTtion to ask from any set of
eight human beings. Ask any man who has
pulled oar in a four-Inile contest and if he
doesn't agree with me. You yourself if you had to
q foot would prefer three miles to four SO
would any sensible person I anxious TO see the
four-me abandoned. and hope to witness an
agitation bring such action about
1t appears that there will be nine colleges
instead Of six at present. in next years regatta.
California has decided to enter both varsity and
freshman eights and II proba bic that Minnesota
is that of the University of North Carolina which
is anxious 10 measure strength in the water with
its rival Georgetown. The Washington Collegians
say that Cardinals representation is sure There
WIFI therefore he eight and probably nine eight
cared in the 1904 boat this course.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
BRIDGEPORT TOURNAMENT THIS WEEK
The Field Will Include About Fifty Well
Known Golfers.

Toor1r half of the golfers who left BaltusroI
after the tournament have gone to Bridgeport
Conn. to take part in the open tournament Whlch
is to be played over the links of the BrooklaWn
Country Club in that city tomorrow and Wednes-
day. The tournament there will be the next aHalr
of Importance in the golfng world The held Will
number about fifty starters, and possibly more ana
will include of those who stood at tne head
in the championship tournament just played. A
number of we'll known amateurs will be scattered
through the pairs to tee or
The prizes which are offered for the various con-
tests in the tournament aggregate $3.50. Four Of
these are for the main contest and are of soo $40
$50 and s25 A prize of $50 cash is offered to the
player returning the lowest qualifying score III
Tuesdays play. In addition to the main match
there will be consolation match, open to all who
failed to qualify the main contest the prizes IN
that being s25 SIS and SO cash Prizes will also
be offered in long driving contest each one enter
ing being allowed TO drive three balls. the best
ball to count. The prizes in that contest will be be
sI5 and $40 Should any of the prizes be won by
an amateur their equivalent In plate VIII De
The tournament will open at $50 a m. on Tues
day with the quafyng round OF thirtY5i4 m h
contest at match play on Wednesday " The ,,I Whole
Tduhd 26 fhf F56 on dS Mcdnesd@y @ tie four qualifying
Tuesday will he paired, the two winners Of al; an
efhe1 an hoiG eghteen hole match in the
for the S oT tse Snd h and pa
AS the entry list does not close until to;night the
TuesdaS pEofessionals who had enters entered @ up
tn Saturday night follows: Ill An
derson Apawamis; Stewart Gardner Garden n,C City;
Alexander Smith. Nassau; David Brown, w ollas-
ton: John Hobens. Yountakah: Donald j. Ross,
Oakley; Horace Rawns. Waumbek; Jack, Camp
smith Midlothian; W H Way cleyelaRd Bernard roar
iine: T. c. Tervas Boston; Arthur Fl: Fem, Po-
land Springs: James Campbell. Philadelphia; Alex
burn. III: Gilbert Nichols St. Louis Joe
Mitchell: Cleveandi George Cummings n. Toronto;
W Favargue Philadephia; Ernest Way Detroit; rot
Burn; David Honeyman, Westfeld; Robert DOW.
Knollwood; Robert Shields NeT- Haven Jofsepdn ferd
n J.; William Collins, Oakland; William B. sims
amateur entries include the names of J F Byers'
Ya!z: F. j. Alsop. Yale; G. H. Seeley, Wee Burn
and Malcolm Graham, Apawamis.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
TENNIS.
The Middle States Championship
Tournament to Begin To-day.

The last of the lawn tennis championship uourn@
raents on the list of the National Association 10 De
held in this city its vicinity in the early tennis
sea son will begin to-day the turf courts OF the
Orange Tennis Club. at Mountain station, n. j..
The title and trophy for the Middle states
Championship and are at present held by the Har-
ward veteran, HolcOmbe Ward. The entry list IS
large and includes moro of the high class players
of the country than has heretofore been the case.
Montgomery ogden of Princeton. and Ward had a
fine time last year winning their way through 10
the finals where the Harvard man woE ana lob .ooK
the title by the default of William A. Larned
Both Iarned and Whitman will go through the
tournament this year. and also Beals {. wright.
These are the hest of the men in the singles with
Stephen c. MiIlett. Edwin p. 1sarnedi l. b ware
and Richard Stevens not far behind them
In the doubles the outlook is most encouraging,
for i'm addition to a large field OF fairly strong
teams practically the same ranking pairs as those
that at the Crescent Athletic Club tourney last
week will take part. This means that the reat1vs
strength of Iarned and Whitman, as against ward
and Ware will be tried out TO the fullest extent
AS the contests will be played turf courts the
men will have full opportunity TO show their real
form in a struggle for of the National Associa-
ton championships. 1t is expected that Miss Moore
who regained her title national champion by de-
feating Miss Marion Jones. and also the beaten
champion will play
The new foot fault rule that Is now openly de-
cared favor the Britons will be strictly enforced
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
WARD AND WARE WIN DOUBLES.
Ward Defeats Wright in Singles in Bay
Ridge Tournament

The unfinished lawn tennis match I'm the doubles
in the tournament the courts Of the Crescent
Athletic Club at Bay Ridge was won yesterday by
Holcombe Ward and Leonard E. Ware. They
practically played the last two sets Of the match
over again, and In both defeated William A
La rned and Malcolm D. whitman The final score
for the five sets IS 7-9, SIS. 64, SIS.
Wards crosScourt shots In the final set were
easily the best work he has done in this direction
He was ably supported by Ware, and the two men
covered their court perfectly that Larned and
Whitman seldom scored on any shot that could be
cIassed as a pass. The result gives the special
trophy Ward and Ware, who came through
without the loss of a single match.
Ward also the singles, his final match being
against Beals c. Wright. of Boston. who de-
feated 81 IS, 90, e.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
CYCLING.
Half Century Run Of associated
CIubs-FOurth of july Tours.

lie oontury run Yesterday The was
started from No. 1904 Broadway, at a m The
weather was excellent ard the roads were IN soou
condition The route taken was new one. by
way of Central Bridge Jerome-ayer Hooda1WHIn' 1HIa
4nioo Lincoln orneEs FaeK: HeWRochee barlow West
chester Where dinner served The route BACK BACK
mont Melrose and Willis-ave bridge
rrho Century Road Club Association of New
York has planned touring trips for July 4.
One is to Lancaster Penn. trip OF l6o miles IN
charge Of vice-President + NJ Jones me si route g
but f1 the un from Phadephia Lancaster is new
to most wheelmen It. is through @ gnade b
now consists OF twenty-one persons including
The Pa9s vii 10 be SO West y4
at o'clock the morning OF July l. arriving III
to Sag HaEP2g Hd%srd aPq Pannn is in
InIV 3 The pace in this run also viii be slow AZ
sag gag RnaS club Association have entered the boat
races swimming matches and other contests Any my
o one g,snnfer %1Ialris or - not will be welcome.
The @ sane seut6 Beach staten island arriving there
~ iin,e to see the twenty-five mile handicap road
dTne G the balance of the day at South Beaca
It is expected that other bicycle CLUBS VIII De III
Tbe fty-mle relay which vas postponed on
ps 5pne al al Val valley Stream The roods Of this
will be invested in gold medals for the winning ~
team and gold medal for the man making the
best time.
The tour committee of the Century Wheelmen OF
>ewyork has established club rendezvous for
the members and their friends. where all outdoor
enorts can be lad, such rowing, boating BATH
ing hshing baseball. etc, at Pelham Bay lion
ha9,,aris PARK Eastern Bouevard), West chester,
~ which will be the destination OF all SUNDAY
cInt rms until further notice. Members can go
d;ract 10 the rendezvous at any hour elther py
TbeeI or nv train. start from the clubhouse Win
tba oa1rer in charge The distance IRON, the ciup-
bnnsa 10 thirteen miles. It is proposed 70 run d
four horse tally-ho coach to the cluo rehde1Vous
and return for noI-cycnsts. ;..oa n,,, haya =
paainninp July l. the tour committee VIII nave d
arias ~ "Wednesday evening club runs women IN
II5adN ring from the clubhouse al S:3o sharp
saaturni,ne m the club for an old fashloned DaIn
sspna at sG o'clock These affairs Will De entfeiy
informal
To encourage the interest already SHOWN oy i's
,oembers IN club runs the Royal Arcanum cruz OIL
Neuyyork has had made the following prize medais'
60 ha an,arde6 10 the leaders in the club run com,
Eating second silver medal; third prone heui 10
e. tba Toad officer attending most runs soiu
medal ,,, hold onIv two cycle runs
l., T Iu,rI I,Iy IL Bulls Head. Staten Island anu
Ir,y a S,ity Island n. Y. Both runs VIII staa
Sn 9uig 1 nubbonse No 2s2 West Ninety-nnth-st' AT
Tha poyst Arcanun club will present the winner
=, the 1a62 mem bershp contest with a soid ne''
diamond setting.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
TENNIS NOTES.

Two more days of play will be necessary to
finish the Kings County Tennis Clubs tournament
its courts. at Berger-st and kingJton-ave-.
BROOKLYN. The mixed doubles have advanced 10
the senli-inal round. and in the mems singles the
winner of last years meeting Frederick G. Ander-
son. the Canadian ex-champion is the first to
gain his place on the semi-hnal bracket The
mems doubles are also near the end. At the New
York Lawn Tennis Club matches remain to
be played TO bring the meeting to an END. and IL
is planned to play these to-day
The first Of the series of championship events OF
the Interclub Tennis League has resulted in the
team of the Rockaway Hunting Club winning the
doubles trophy The pair were II. y. Rawlns and
J. D. Forbes They met and defeated the teaEn
Of the Ardsley Club-E. r. Marvin and J. X.
IowelI-on the courts of the Country Club OF
Westchester by the score of 4s 81. S-2 n-9.
The matches in the singles for the league trophy
are scheduled to begin on Saturday, July IL
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
NEWARK WHITEwAsHEs GIANTS.
The Score Q to 0-Bowerman Spiked, VIII
Be Off Duty Several Days.

The Newark Eastern League team smut OUT 'iie
Neu--York Nationals in exhibition game III
Newark Yesterday. The score was to o. Bower
man the New York clubs catcher. was spiked bV
De,Iin of the local team in the first inning. The
snike punctured Bowerman's right instep so. badly
that McC;raw says he will lose the backstop ser
vices for several days The score ?, =
NewaTh se, Y6, .''-.'-'.,.,66 Q o % o
Tstteries-Cronin Bowerman and Thiery5 faroee
as Sbea I-r1nfre-AIcCamwe. Attendance-S3-3
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29


At the Sheepshead Bay track last Saturday the
racing was the best Yet local tracks this
season. The Advance brought together the two
big stake winners Eastern tracks, Irish Lad.
winner of the Brooklyn Handicap. and Africander.
the first three year-old 10 in at the lead in
the Suburban With these two colts such
entries as Bonnibert. Major Daingerfield and His
Eminence. Though the principal interest in the
race was in the first meeting of Africdnder and
Irish Lad the rest of the field represented class
enough TO make the contest one of the best of the
year. The Ruby colt in the record time of
2:l9. Even apart from the Advance the day would
have been notable for the running of the Great
Trial. in which the two hitherto unconquered two
Near-oldS. Magistrate. winner of the National
Stallion. and Broomstick victor of this years Juve
nile. met for the first time only TO be defeated by
+. Il. Thomas's Pulsus.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
m,Jnsos.PiENINe WRESTLING MATCH.

"Iscb'' Munroe and John Pening are In gooo
condition for their handicap wrestling match
which takes place at the Academy or MUSIC on
"Wednesday night. Piening has agreed to tHio
Tenkins was unable to accomplish aiis Ln ~
iast winter at Madison Square Gafoen, ~nen u RaI
80 urss suffering from injured leg, Slafh osti
links there is little chance for Fien'ns 10
succeed.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
a BUSY WEEK IN GOLF.

This will be rather busy week in golfng circles,
as in addition TO the playof OF the tie for the open
championship this morning at the Baltusrol Gof
(,,,,h links between Willie Anderson and David
r7ro1,n there will be a two da VS. open tournament
for professionals and amateurs Tomorrow and
Wednesday, while there will be Fourth of July con-
tests on every course in the country on Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29

In accordance with the provisions of the Deciara-
ton of Trust governing matches for the cup the
following committee of judges has been cnoseh 10
,,a, a,are the races: Louis NJ Clark, Eastern fach'
Cluh. Walter c. Kerr Seawanhaka Corlnthian
Tscbt Club and Stuyvesant Wainwright, American
The steamer Huntington. for the convenience OF
members and guests, will leave Hudson Park oock;
~. r5ncheIIe each day 10 ana the cIuo
dock Port Washington at l2:lo p m IN Inc Steamer
-rha sta n is to be made each day 81 l;lo p m
6rst race Of the match is to be sailed over wiz
as and Ieawar1 course of eight miles, the seconu
oyar = triangular course Of nine ana onSe.sn n.ti u
- and the third over a windward and leewara
lnlIes '5a Tha start will be made off the black ana
- b,,ov IN the northward and eastward Of ESecu-
ton Light The trne limit OF 'he race "''' "
hrtIr
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
RACES FOR MANHASSET CUP.

The match races for the Manhasset Bay Chal-
,s,pe Cup to be sailed to-day, tomorrow and
11-a5,eedsv under the management of that club and
under the rules the Yacht Racing Association OF
Long Island Sound, promise to be the most inter
esting series sailed on the Sound over tlls
clubs courses. The eight clubs represented ana
the tsoats entered by them follows:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

RACING -Sheepshoad Bay. 2.S0 p M.
t-RICNET.-P Philadelphia Somerset. England
1ACFTING.-N -NInety-footer races Newport: Manhas-
BAY cup
PCiO.-Championship Philadelphia Country Club.
LAWN TENNIS-Niddse states championships Orange
Lawn Tennis Club. South Atlantic states champion
ships Atlanta. Ga.
I5ASEBALI--aSatiena League: Pittseurg New-Iork.
= m. Cincinnati Brooklyn. p. st. Louis a
Philadelphia. Chicago al Boston American League
Neve-Nork Louis Boston Chicago, Philsdei-
phia a Cleveland. Washington at Detroit.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
CRICKET.
Manhattan and Eew-Jersey Clubs Tied in
Metropolitan League.

Both the Metropolitan Cricket League and New
York Cricket Association have now their cham
nionship series OF games in interesting condi-
ton The Manhattan and New-Jersey clubs are
tied in the lead of the former organization. while
Columbia Oval has obtained first place In the lat
ter The records follow:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
THE RECORDS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago June 2S-New- York won the first game
to-day easily The second entirely different
nroposition being pitchers battle. in which the
local nine won after eleven innings of the hardest
kind of playing Both teams took desperate
chances. end their misplsys did not affect the re-
suit Tannehills fielding and great throw to the
plate by Jones the features. Attendance
16 500 Scores:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
BASEBALL.
The InUaders and Chicago Hm a
Game Apiece.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New-York IL: Chicago Boston. Louis, first
tfirst game). gamel.
Chicago .: New-York Boston. 3: St Louis, tsee-
second camel ond game).
PhiIadelpha, {: Detroit, 3
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
GAMES TO-DAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
pit.sburs AZ Sew-York Chicago at
| C-inrnnati at Frootlyn St Louis at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NeD,-yorL at st Ious Philadelpha e Cleveland.
Tsoson a. chicago Washington a Detroit.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.

ROCHESTER,, 8; WORCESTER, 2
At Rochester -
Roch@ster. Rochester .'..'..... " Q o % 5
Rattcries-Becker Sreelman; Pappaau ana NC
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
FIRST GAME.
CHICAGO

Left on bases-chlcago 8: New-York; 6 Two base base
Mcfarland / Tannehia paTis, rnree ceee @de
CO.. Davis. Stolen base-Green Double pay-T5anzeI 1,
and I,lberfeId struck outBv F1aherty. 2 by Ianas-
hill Bases on halls--Or Owen, . off F3aherty' =
Time. 80. Lmpire-Sheridan
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
STATE LEAGUE.

At Iion-Bnghamton 16: Iion. 2
st ScheneCtady-A Albany. SCHENECTADY =
At Ttica-Syracuse. 3; Utica, l.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
SECOND GAME.

Left on lases-rhicaxc 6; New York, :. Two hase
c~onrov ~, Sacrifice hits-MaCoor. e Mctariand
Tannehin Williams. stolen haseopes; ponPe % WRai,e
Tannehfn and IshelI. struck ouBy Write = ny NolIe
. Bases on baIls-Otf White. 4 Time. 100 Umpire
Sheridan.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
winning run scored with one out
PHILADELPHIA. :; DETROIT.

| Toledo <
Philadelphia ...A... 4 "a e i
| Observation-Disclosures and Shrecki Yeager and buei'"'
j tenda 500.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29

r..o, ... o o %
I BosI9a. Ii +. '''''''''' o q o 90 B
Batterics- Hughes and Smith, Powell and Susden- At
tenda 20 600
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29

nn.eh.u. Polo Grounds. To-Day. p NJ Pittsoufs
va New York Adm. b0o.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
BOSTON WINS TWICE AT ST. LOUIS.
CAME

~ St Louis . = = n a n n i q 3
Boston .........-..... ! q .
S' DO at'ericeIYoung and Crtger; Donahue and Kahoe
SECOND GAME. - -
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
81 SPORTS AnDA1nal
+ E3YIf'DPtCPYEATIONGz GIl3||fF) IA s.

prised the Comedians by repeating the triple
victory Of 1902