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Arizona republican., 1903-08-10

Another thing that should bc given
some slight consideration is the health
of the residents in that part of town,
for while the council sleeps the mud
holes are quietly getting in their work
and the doctors and undertakcrs are
waiting for their turn.
There Is still another affliction that
the east end of town is enduring with
Christian fortitude, though many good
people, and some of them most esti-
mable women, are swearing audibly in
stage whispers. This affiiction is the
scot from the ice factory. 1t is not
only more all-pervading than sin it
self but 1t is a darned nuisance. 1t
matters not whether ere sleeps out IN
the yard or in the house behind screen
porches surrounded by shade trees,
when he awakes the bed linen is d
fright. He who lays himself down to
sleep attired in q spotless robe fresh
from the laundry rises in the morning
to find himself arrayed in a night shirt
that looks like an Opper cartoon done
in crayon. If he could only get inside
to look at his lungs he would probably
mistake the works for blast furnace
in an iron foundry, incorporate and at
once make overtures for admission to
the steel trust. How this Is to be rem
edied there is at present no suggestion,
but it is something the city fathers
should take under serious considera-
ton. Smoke burners and similar de-
vices are among the products of Amer
lean genius and in the list there ought
to be something that would afford re-
lief to the long suffering and patriotic
populace of the First and Fourth
wards.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-10
SALT RIVER RAMPANT
Three Persons All But Drowned al
Tempe Ford Last Night.

Salt river is up TO its old time tricks
again. and last evening it had a whole
bunch of victims singled out Tor de-
struction. but so far as can be learned
all escaped except Il horse.
Just before dark d head of water
several feet deep rolled by the Tempe
crossing and in few minutes the
river was beyond fording. Scarcely
Arizona republican., 1903-08-10
BEWARE OF FRAUDS-NO AGENTS

I will sell my shade ard ornamental
trees for twenty-five per cent less than
any other nurseryman can sell them.
With all orders until the 18th of Janu-
airy, 50 cents WORTH of trees extra with
every dollar purchase. Come and in
spect my nursery stock. Three-quar-
ters of n mile south of Eastlake park.
FRANK WAGNER, Nurseryman.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-10

The woman who has the most talked
about clothes line in town can stand
. good deal of unhappiness without
getting discoura ged.-New York Press.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-10

The rolled barley of the Capitol
Mills is the best in town.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-10

Fine Mexican carved work on belts,
etc, at Porter's 142 Z. Washington ST.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
ALBANY. 8: ILIoN. {
&c 5: BINGHAMTON. 4

=. r,.,-.---s11s ~ R n z
A. J. G..... . K 10
Batteries-Henry and Ffske: Mesorley. Quinn and
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
WOMEN'S TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS

The match between Apawamis and Baltusrol in
the womens metropolitan championship series
which scheduled to take place yesterday at
BaltusroJ has been postponed until tomorrow at
the links. Special interest attaches TO the
meeting. owing to the fact that Mrs. Manice. the
metropolitan champion will be paired with Mrs
c. T. Stout. the national champion, VINO. in spite
of her recent marriage, retains her membership IN
the Apawamis club. Mrs. Manice and Mrs. Stout
did meet in the metropolitan championship last
week and considerable curiosity is felt as to the
outcome of the team match.
Two additional contests for the Glass cham
pionship of the Women's Metropolitan Golf Asso-
citation will be decided Friday. when Essex
County plays at BaltusroI and Morris County at
Apawamis. In the Glass championship on the
same day Powelton plays at Englewood and Har-
Hill Nassau.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
FOG HINDERs ATLANTIC Y. c. RACES
The Kiwassa, the Umbrina, the Vagabond
and the Pickaninny the Winners.

The thirty-seventh annual regatta OF the Auantic
Yacht Club scheduled for yesterday over courses IN
the Lower Bay. almost prevented by the heaVy
fog which has hung over New-York waters for the
last three days.
At no time were conditions favorable for the out
side courses The atmosphere was somewhat clear
er in Gravesend Bay. and after waiting until p m
Chairman Henry ]. GieIow of the regatta commit
tee sent the yachts shorter INSIDE course
Conditions were such that only ten boats in all
classes started. The winners were the Kiwassa the
Unbrina the Vagabond and the Pickaninny The
Bagheera scored a sailover.
Twenty-Five entries had been received for the race
up to Monday night, and the disappointment 10 At
lantic Yacht Club members at the conditions yes
tcrday was great. They pinning their faith
on the race of the 90-fooers to be sailed off Sandy
Hook to-day.
The course for the race was: From the starting
line of Sea Gate TO and around stakeboat Off Fort
Hamilton; thence to Craven Shoal buoy and home
Yachts classes above P covered the course three
The preparatory signal was sounded at p m.
from the regatta committee tug Ghares T..
Matthews. Five minutes later the hrst division was
sent away The others followed at intervals of five
minutes
In the schooner class the Kiwassa sailed match
race with the Estelle on one-half the regular time
allowance. The Kiwassa led at the nnIsh, however;
by II minutes and 30 seconds actual time, ana did
not need the allowance
a feature of the day was the work of W; H
Childs's newly purchased slooped Umbrina. which
went up class and defeated Henry j. Roberts S
Ondawa in handy manner, leading the feet from the
The Glass P boats Vagabond and Corona sailed a
good contest throughout. the former winning by a a
margin OF minutes ana SECONDS. Inc lass II
craft Budget fouled the stakeboat at the finish OF
the race. and was disqualified She had sailed wei.
being delayed at the start some slA minutes py
running aground at her moorings She vas only
few seconds astern OF the Pcklnlnny al me Inlsn
The wind was light from east 70 South ns CAV
the boats run TO the mark on Fort , HaniIt9n @ a
other long board home.
The summaries follow
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10

SCHENECTADY. 8: SYRACUSE.
At Schenectady- q =
sse sGneneesadS -. o o o ? o o o % 8
Ratteries-McNen and Mcnamara Carter, Urquhart and
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
WEST POINT ATHLETIC MEET.

West Point n Y. June 9-The tenth annual
field day sports of the corps of cadets took place
to-day Following the summaries
One -bundred-yard dash-Non by ]. ; Hammond. OS'
F-arnum and DAILY for second. Time. o.lo
Putting the shot-Won by Tom rams 10 oiSIan~1
36 n ~ in Bunker second
Pole vault-Won by Barber. %. height IL n
Armstrong and Dillon tied for second
T,vycs-kundred- -twenty-yard dash--Won BY j. >
Hammond second Time. o:ls>s tIhls dis-
tance bv mistake 26 yards short-} -.
Running high junp-Won by w. d Anderson W.
r. Carruthers. second
Wright '04 Time O:52
Hef-mile run-won by Dowd O5; Spaldng oo. second.
Time 2:11h. 100
Throwing sixteen-pound hammer-Won by Bunker. S
distance ss u 9l4 in. Rockwell. 'o6 second
One-mle run-won by Stwell. Oi Worcester sec
ond Time 5:131s -. =.
8. Hammond, second
hundred and twenty-yard hurdle race--Noh os
DAILY o5 Humphreys. 'OS second. Time. e:l'N
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY.
ROWING.
Whittier. of Yale, Has Cramps, and Is Out
of Boat for Some Days.
nr TELEGRAPH TO rzr rnrpuNr.I

Nev-I London Conn June e.-The Yals oarsraen
were much alarmed this afternoon when II was re-
ported that Whittier who was taken out OF the
freshman boat Yesterday and placed at No in
the varsity boat had been taken i'll with a severe
attack Of cramps 1t was feared he might have
appendicitis dispatch was sent 70 the Harvard
quarters at Red Top for Dr.. Jouett OF Cambridge.
the regular Harvard crew ph Tsicfan- Dr. JoUetr
made a superficial examination OF Whittier, and
found he had only cramps. Whittier viii be out or
the boat for at least two davs
The rowing order of the VARSITY crew IS again
broken up and it will be several days before II can
b defritelv determined Whittier rowsd at NO. D
His place in the varsity boat was taken oy
AuchfncIoss. Of the varsity four
AfTer the time row OF yesterday evening, when
the Harvard freshman eight beat the Harvard
varsity a half length. the varsity boys are anxious
for another opportunity 10 show the youngesters
how easv il is to row away from them The op-
nortr1nitv was expected this evening. but at the
last moment the coaches decided it was impracll-
cable to have another time row SO soon aIIer ~eS-
terday. The practice was light
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
scHooNERs-cLAss C-sTART. POS.
BRINGS sPARs FOR sHAMRocKs

The Anchor Line steamship Ethiopia, which ar
rived Yesterday from Glasgow, brought the spars
and racing gea- for Shamrock III and Shamrock J..
According to the ships manifest they were IN
eighty-fve packages. ffty-eight for ShamRck III
and twenty-seven for Shamrock J.
The large spars and many small ones We're
dashed TO the main deck on the port side. The
small ones were covered with canvas, but the long
ones which were OF hollow steel. had their ends
covered with canvas. There appeared to be a bout
fifteen piled up along the side of the deck The
uncovered paris of the steel sections were painted
a bright yellow Some small. canvas covered
spars were lashed to the top of the after cabin
The racing gear ard the spars will be taken TO
the Erie Basin, to be ready when the English
arrive
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
CRICKET.
Philadelphians Continue Play with Cam
bridge-Have Hopes Of Winning.

Cambridge Eng. June s.-The cricket match b.
tween the visiting Philadelphians and Cambrtdgs
University was resumed here to-day, when the
"Cantabs.' who had lost wicket for II against
the Philadslphians' first innings total OF 39. 70
surned batting
r T. GoodseII. who had put on 4s on Monday. vas
soon disposed Of. and z ". Mann gave htts
trouble; but then z. NJ Dowson and L V. Harper
formed partnership which IL found difficult 60
dissolve The Cambridge plain batted in brilliant
style. and when adjournment was taken for
luncheon he had 81 to his credit P H Clark OBJ
tanned the wickets Of Harper and r. P. Keigwtn.
both Of whom contributed o. which. with H. C. Nc
DonnelTs rot out and extras. brought the scors
at the interval TO 232.
After luncheon DOwsOn added only runs TO his
score. when well the wicket oy
ScattergoOd off King F. 3. Roberts then made a
good stand for SO. which with Il from Mcdonnell
and 80 from Wilson. brought the total 10 379
The Philadel Dhians lost time in going in for
their second innings They started splendtdly with
F. II. Bohlen and A N. Wood. both of whom batIed
brilliantly They got within reasonable distance OF
100 before they separated Bohlen being bowled
by Dowson for So and Wood yielding to McDonnen
for q. With only two wickets down for 90, the
PhladeIphians have hopes still OF being able 20
bring off victory when play is resumed tomorrow.
The score
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
AlrromoRlLE coMPANY,s euEsra.

Banker Brothers Company gave a luncheon for
the members Of the press OF this city and autoro-
bile papers At the Criterion Hotel yesterday Tho
affair was enjoyable. about thirty guests being
present L. P. MOOers. who win represent this
country in the interna tOnal races in Ireland
in JULY was at the head OF table He sails
TO-DAY on the Teutonic He viii take only one
car with him. sO-horsepOwer Peerless. which
he will drive in the contest He received many
good wishes.
Among those present were C. O. Ridgway L H
Etrfredge Samuel L Butler secretary OF the Auto
mobile CLUB OF America: J. C Wetmore, Arthur
Jervis w ]. Morgan, W u Starln and several
others prominent in automobile circles The last
two na med will accompany Mr MoOers on his trip
Several toaSts We're offered. Mr.. Morgan said Mr.
Mooers needed trainer 20 keen him IN condition
and 10 encourage him 10 keep up his nerve. and
that he was going for that purpose Mr. WetmoTs
offered a toast in which he said that ne hoped that
Mr. Mootrs would bring back the cup.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
UTICA. 0. TROY.

UTICA. 0. TROY. l.
Utica ..+......-...--1 % Y II
Troy y . u y y y i y -. -
Rain Attendance-1.lOD
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
GETS GOLD MEDAL FINALLY.

Arthur fserscbmann who filed q protest for not
-soa,,ypp a medal in the commercial vehicle con
test held ty the Automobile Club on May % ana q
nas succeeded in getting gold medal he entered
= .aar, exnress wagon that weighed lo,Zzo POUNDS
- Ioad Of ? sO5 pounds. The rules OF the
sr ado Classes called for load of at least % per
ce5t OF the vehicles weight There was aioo nd nd
az Herschrann machine was allowed 10 G STAR nn sn
tiIe a.a - Mr. Herschmann said tnat ms WaeoIi
conlpels. aasoned 10 carry more than 800 pouhhs.
Mayng accepted his entry fee ana pGt h nart III he
spec1a, the committee on awards shoulo re"s
piz him
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
INVADERS BEAT ST. LoUIs-s TO l.
Davis's Good Work the Feature-Elberfeld
to PLAY on Local Team.

The Invaders won an interesting game from St
Louis yesterday. The field presented a scene more
like a brickyard than baseball ground The
fielding and batting OF Davis were the features OF
the game. He cross the plate three times, making
all the of the game. Both pitchers were IN
good form, but Chesbro received the better support
Chesbro's error in the second inning. when he
fumbled the ball and then threw IL to first base.
allowed the visitors make their only Nc
Cormicks three errors helped much toward ST:
Louis's defeat Kahoe made three-baSe hit and
Burkett and Anderson each made two-oagger.
Manager Griffith has at last decided to make
change in the team and has exchanged Courtney
and Long for EIberfeld, of Detroit Elberfeld will
ioin the New-York team Thursday. The score:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
GOLF.
Cotton Brokers to Hold Annual Tournament
at Colonia

The members Of the New-York Cotton Exchange
will hold their annual golf handicap at the Coion1a
Country Club Saturday. There will be Two
classes Of competitors-those whose handicap is ls
less being in Glass A. and all others in Class b
There are to be three prizes in each class, ana
gross score prize. There will be also 'consola-
ton kickers' handicap" for three prizes, open to
both classes, but winners in the other contests
cannot take prizes in the consolation. Owing to
the large entry. the COMMITTEES requests that all
who able to do play in the morning so
that everybody may have opportunity to finish
before dark. Luncheon will be served In the club
ment.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
ATHLeTic HoNoRs AT FoRpHAM.

At Fordham College yesterday the following were
elected President and manager Of baseball j. r
Clark 'O4: president and assistant manager
A. L. Hurley 04; manager of football. T. j.
O'Connor. 'O5: assistant manager. T. J. Dillon 20:
manager o4 hockey ? L. McManus 04: manager of
basketball J. A aucL aughlin. %; manager OF track
afhIetics W I fsIlcn, '06; manager OF the fresh
man hasabaIi team y p GIennon. 05; secretary Of
athletic association J. Don o. 4 The foiioW sibsT
Captain Keane PIunkett McLane. Dady; Hart
man Doscher Essenter. oBrien Robertson
tain Faiion o'Connor o'Toole. Fitch Sweeney and
Gargan.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
HARVARD, A; COLUMBIA, 1.
Local Collegians' Only Run Obtained In
Seventh Inning.

Cambridge Mass June s.-Harvard defeated Co
lurnbia to-day. on Soldiers Field, 70 In the
first inning Randall knocked home run. and this
together with two errors by the Columbia team
gave Harvard another score In the second inning
a balls and scratch hit. coupled with az
other error. brought in Harvards last two runs
In the seventh inning Columbia. with thTee-oase
hit and wild pitch. scored her only run score
by innings;
Go7nY1bts .o O-f .
Batts-fes-Coburn and Quisley, Tyler and Franoacn-
U'upfre-Murray. Attendance. Loo
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10

baseball To-day, r. NJ. American League.
Greater n. Y St Louis. way ioeth 81
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
JUNE MATCHES AT pYkER MEADOW.

Crowe Hadden. jr.. secretary of the Dyker
Meadow Golf Club announces the following con-
tests for the remainder of the month at the Fort
Hamilton links:
June 15-Thrd monthly handicap for first and second
prizes: eighteen hoies medal play handicap
June 20-Gof ball sweepstakes: eighteen holes natch
play against bogio entrance Haskell golf ball
27-Golf sweepstakes; eighteen holes medal
play handicap: entrance fee. one Haskell golf ball
1t is expected that a boyle handicap will be the
attraction on July
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
ENGLISH OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP.

The open golf championship of Great Britain is
to be played to-day and tomorrow at the links
OF the Prestwick Golf Club. in Scotland. The con-
test is at seventytwo holes medal play thirty-six
on each day. The present holder Of the title is
Alexander Herd
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

RACTNG-At Gravesend. ST. Louis. Harlem and Detroit
YACHTTNG-Race for ninety-footers cup class, of
Sandy Hook.
LAWN TENNIS-Meiropotan championships, at West
SIDE Tennis Club
FOIso-Meadow Brook 1sr Meadow Brook ID. at
BROOK. tournament. al Bryn Mswr. Penn
CRICKET.-PhfladelphE a. Cambridge. England
CYCLING-Paoed circuit. Baltimore.
GOLFPrestwic. open championship OF Great Britain:
KnoilNooo invitation tournament Montclsir. fourth
contest. Governors Cup. women: Innis Arden,
handicap for women: Engevood. putting and
approaching match.
BAsEBALL-National League-New-Ycrk at St Louis
brooklyn Cincinnati: Boston Chicago. Phiadet-
phfa PfttshurE American Ieague-St. Louis at
Nev-York. Cleveland Washington; Chicago al
Philadelphia. Detroit az Boston Other games-Uni-
versJy OF Pennsylvania AT Brown: Manhattan at
Lafayette: alumni games et Columbia; Trinity al
Wesleyan: Dickinson at Princeton: Holy Cross al
Annie
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
RESULTS AT HARLEM.

Chicago June 9.-lt was a great day Tor long
shots and second choices at Harlem to-day. the
favorites suffering defeat in the fourth race
Weather fine: track improved Summaries
First race Cive furongs,-Ralph Young 1o2 o. Gy Ron
btnsO 8 10 / won; Lady Free knight luz 'Aoklhs5 II
to s. second; Banwe lo5 G5 Booker. 70 i tRiTd lTe
Time 1,O2% George Harrison, Owasca, Leech, MISS
MoIIje Pontchartrain. Croppie, Silver Spinner. Lady
F1onse and Mandy also Riceful fell - -,
second race (seven furlongs)-High Carnival lol tAo
kinsl 30 TO i won: Prodga Son, SO CIV Knapp J9 l.
second. Fnue e3 (Adeade). O. third Time, lfZS76
Examine The Don Nogg and GaIathee also ran nc
r5 "a ace zone mile and hundred yardsl-Loone SS
N Philips 70 /. Haviland, 108 Dominica
10 z second: Montana Peeress, 80 CIreanorl 10 70 l.
third Time 14s. Mas, Erne, alfred G. MoToni and
~ ASsck also ran Prince Webb left al post. ,,,,
Fourth race furlongsl[Tapa lo3 "a P5alpsa aa
Jack Rstlin 10 CLandryD 70 L
Werte Nicht 100 CW. Knapp. TO l. third IlTe
Headwater. C Thompson, frlnce OF En-
durance and Peter J. also ran --s r-,-- oe
furlongsl-HandsoTre %
,is, 20 n won. determination 9s Oh. Phillips
,o second; Ida Davis 9s Davis, 10 2 third Time
o.Gs[ Polly Water. Lameila, St Paula, Dorlce and
Katie PoweTs also ran - h,,,s-As vsras,--T7IuA
Mint 90 d2obbins). TO won G9Idaga JOS 'Loi 10
tnicll e 10 / second: Myth. 9s q "i.laIns' . 20 L
tbire Time 1904 Harney Senator MaIs Mas d JainG I
csrbett Ida Y. Merops Leo Newell Foffn ana Lucy
Locke
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
JERSEY CITY. l: BUFFALo.> 0

The Eastern League leaders had close contest
at West Side Park, Jersey CITY. yesterday. ana
Jersey City won by a score of to O. 1t was
struggle between pitchers. and nonors were even
McCann received almost perfect support, while tne
orrne was lost rv Buffalo through a base balls
For Clements Only sensational fielding by Jersey
CITY prevented the visitors from scoring Score
by innings =
r.r=e- CIR ......o o o x-1 o
gerSey y@y III -- q o o o o 90 >
3stteries-McCann and McManus. McGee and shaw
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
SCHOOLGIRL BREAKS RECORD.

New-Milford. Conn, June 9-In the annual field
day sports Ingleside School to-day Miss Eleanor
zimmerman. of East Orange, n. J, broke the rec
ord of wornen's schools in the 5O-yard DASH her
time being So seconds. The hest previous record
seconds is held by Vassar The events were TN
der the direction of the Yale Athletic Association
the officials being from that organzation
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
DRAKE SIGNS GRAY THE JOCKEY.

Chicago. June e.-John A Drake has signed
Charles Gray the Jockey for the remainder Of the
present season, at good salary. and the boy VIII
wear the Drake colors at Saratoga and the other
hig Eastern tracks where Lester Reiff is not per
r1tted to ride Gray make Jos pounds. He will
have the mount of the Drake horses In the
Tperhv I'd Reif the other.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
WISCONSIN, IN EouR DARED RACE.

Wisconsin for the hrst time in its history viii bs
represented at Poughkeepsie by a four cared crew
in the regatta on June 26. The Badgers have no
four Dared she'll but this difficulty was overco-ne
vvhen Columbia offered lend the Westerners one
- i4z for4r cared boats This offer has been
cepted. Wisconsin in the past has mad only fresh
man and varsity eights at the POUghkeepsie re-
eatts Her competitors in the four cared race VIII
be Columbia Cornell and Pennsylvania
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
THE RECORDS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

St Louis. June s-The Giants won easy victory
over St Louis here to-day. The visiting team
knocked Sanders out OF the box in an inning and
half. Mike O'NeiI was substituted. and he also
was hit hard. The Giants are looking IN good shape
after the severe experience they have undergone.
Mathewson pitched up to the seventh inning, ana
allowed the local team only two runs. Miller sue
ceeded him and kept the visitors from scoring for
the remainder of the game. The neIding OF the
visitors keen and sharp; Bdoo mace timely
a rvyoh hao he
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
SIXTH RACE-Maidens three years old: $500 added
PADDOCK PARAGRAPHS.

Willie" Sims the colored jockey, who at
the height his fame a few years ago, when he
wore the white jacket of Mike Dwyer in the
davs of the punger's prosperity. had his first
mount this year Eastern track in the first
race at Gravesend yesterday. when he rode ". A
Chanier's FLY Salvatella- She absolutely last
For the last few years Sims has been riding in
England and on the Continent.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
BASEBALL.
Giants Vim an Easy Victory COer st
Louis-Babb's Three Bagger.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Nev-York II: ST. Louis Pittsburs. Z: Philadelphia
Chicago & Boston l.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New-York. 3: St. Louis. 1 Detroit Z. Boston. 8
Philadelphia 4 Chicago. Cleveland s; Washington
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
READING ASKED TO ENTER LEAGUE.

Reading Penn. June s-The Reading Baseball
Club to-day received an invitation to enter the
Eastern League in place Of Rochester. The matter
awaits the sanction OF Lawson. the manager, who
is Of city. II is believed that Reading VIII
decide to enter the league
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
NEWARK. 1; TORONTO. ?.

The Newark team punched their hits in the fourth
inning in the game with Toronto at Newark yester-
5ay- and won Pardee was extremely effective He
received excellent support. Score by innings;
z
,-ar, O o o x- ; 2
Tta Tewat6 '''--'- o q q % o. IS 3
Fatteries-Pardee and Shea; Hardy and Toftt
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
VANDERBILT HORSES PLACED.

Paris. June s.-W. 4. Tanderbilt's Margold raj
third and his Bitmore took fourth place to-day II
the race for the Prix Hardy at the Maisons Laitt
meeting.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
pe,NcEToN MANS LEAP ON A BET.

Princeton. N J.. June (speciaD--on a wager OF
$40 Jack Perry, Princetons star LnileI' s',-
= - ~,Ac+a+or's gallery into the Brokaw tank
.bts AFTERNOON IN his best clothes Perry SAM sahk
emeree6 from the bottom OF the TANK anu eaiiiHS
swan 10 the ropes and climbed out
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
EooTE CORNELL 'oe CAPTAIN.

ithaca y Y. June 9.-Edwin T. Foote. or ithaca
has been elected captain OF the Cornell freshman
crew which will row at Poughkeepste- FoOts Is
I Is rather fufreqUent ar COrneu Ghat An
/ oarsn7an is both stroke and captain OF a crew