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New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
DOWN FIVE FLIGHTS; DIES.
Woman KILLED in Apartment House
-Drags Companion Sritb Her.

AIrs Emma Latassa was almost instantly killed
last night by plunge of five flights through the
stair well in the apartment house at No. AOo
East Fgfty-fOurth-st., where she lived with her
husband, Canuta Henripue Latassa, q publisher
Latassa later was arrested and locked up as "a
suspicious person"
Falling with Mrs. Latasse was Mrs. osa Gau-
rey. who lived az no 147 East Fifty-fourth-st-'
aad who had been calling on Mrs. Latassa- She
was injured badly and probably viii die. Mrs
Iatassa il is believed tripped at the stair land
ing on the heel OF q high heeled house slipper
she was wearing.
Mrs Cauvey had started 10 go home and by
way oS the roof 10 avoid climbing stairs. The
two women, Latassa declares. left the nat with
their arms about each others waists II IS
supposed that in that manner they walked TO
the head Of the stairway. that Mrs Latassa
slipped and that she plunged over the balus-
trade. which is not very high. dragging her
companion with her.
Although the police arrested Latassa they say
that they believe the case 10 be purely acci-
dental and that the prisoner is in no way TO
blame.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
ALLEGED LYNCHERs IN JAIL.
South CarOlinas Governor Has Had Detec-
tives Working Three Months.
TRT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCNE.l

TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCNEj
Columbia s. c., Oct. 1s.-Four months ago Kilt
PooIard a negro, was lynched at Eutawville
Berkeley County and Governor HeywaTd decided
that the case was one in which test Of the law
could be hest made.
The local authorities failed to discover the per-
petratcrs The Governor employed two Pinkerson
men and these under the direction OF an officer OF
the agency have been engaged for three months.
To-day J. IL Palmer. s. A. Eadon, Pink Martin,
b. Martin and A Pueler arrested. and are to-
night being brought to the penitentiary for safe
keeping the Berkeley jail being insecure Three
days ago young man implicated I'm the killing,
but now a witness for the State, was brought here
and Is now in jail. Warrants at once issued
for six men ali Of whom said TO have paTtici-
pated in the ynchng. Last night the solicitor tee-
graphed the Governor that ne could not get local
deputies to undertake 10 serve the warrants. The
Governor had four men sent from Charleston, and
stood ready send a company Of soldiers IL there
was any resistance. Five of the six
taken to-day and the other will probably be capt
uTed.
Bookard was taken from the gIardhouse at Eu-
tawville tied hand and foot. stabbed, his body mu
tilated and then sunk I'm the river. town marshal
IS one Of those arrested.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
RESULTS AT WoRTH.

Chicago Oct 10 First (six and half furlongsl
Iarum Scarum, 06 (eamster). 1. Raviana- 96
Johnson Is 10 s. second Annie Alone. 1Ol (coD. to
.; third Time l23. Lydia Meaders. jolly Witch, Miss
Gum. Sly MUsette Wabana and Green Rose also
Second race Zone and one-sxteenth mes)-Dutfu. 1lS
Robbinsl, TO /. Foxmead. 100 Johnson 10 l..
second BarkelmoTe 10I (ALorrsonl to third Time.
1:4S Arab. Kings Court VOLTA. Teresa Chap
erone, O'Hagen Berry Waddell Avenger Royal Arm
also ran Arab ran mile before the
Third tsiX furlOngs-Mayor johnson, 101 tMcIn-
tyre) Is TO won: Rusk. 100 RomanelD. to s. second;
The Crisis i0l tNcoD, . 20 l. third. Time, 1:12%s.
Frontenac. Emperor Of India. Mamie Hodge. Don Domo
and New NTown Hay also
Fourth milel-Federal. 106 (HcIntyre) to
Idle. % tFoy) l. second: Harney, 1O2 (Aiorr-
20 ], third. Time. Burning Glass Cele
braton. Floyd X, Scotsman ]. Somers Mint
and Alice Commoner also
Fifth race Zone milelDocile, % Cseamster) TO 3.
Won: N!ngore b6 (Mclntyrel 10 !. second. Silver
Meade, 81 tShaver). TO J. third. Time. 1923 Matte
Spencer, ST. Blue Aunora J.. Nannan Cohasset, Polk
Miller, Bobby Lund and Seven Oaks also
Sixth five and onehaf furlougs91ichae Byrnes.
s03 tynch Colonel Rupert los (Seansterl.
even second Simplicity. l00 tShaver l. third. Time
LOTS. CaPitano, Jake Sanders. Or. Lego and The
Renrolate also
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
wesT PoINr IS a PRAcTlcE.
lsY TELEGRAPH TO THE TaIBuNEI

Ib4 IELEGRAPH TO TIE T:IBLNE-I
West Point. y. 7. Oct 19-The hrst team
relegated TO the parade ground. the summer en-
campmeut grounds. the third team occupying the
centre of the football stage to-day. defeating the
Cornwall Military Academy on the varsity gridron
% to o. To-Gays practice is the first work the
coaches have been able TO get out OF tho first team
this week on account of drills. Going back to the
rudimeats Of the game the dummy was placed in
position and the men had long siege q tackluE.
In last Saturdays game the numerous fUnhles of
punts showed plainly the soldiers falling To-day
special attention was given 10 holding on % the
ball. Only a light sCrimmage held, and the ball
uunted almost every down To deVelOpe the
ends. Geary steadily improves. and he ran punts
back i'm fine stvle to-day. About haif Of the first
team the side lines from injuries received
in the Harvard game the backield being greatly
crippled. ToIney. Prince and Hin were an out OF
the scrimmage
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
Upton HASN'T QUIT.
Sir Thomas "StW Hopeful of Sue
cess SO He .SauS.

London, Oct 1a.-Diseussins the probabilities 81
challenge for the Americas Cup. The Yachting
World" says.
Many have taken II for granted that all proposals
nad oeen dennitely shelved. far as SIR Thomas
Upton was concerned bUt there is less IIstfFra-
ton for the assumption that his regrettabe with
Grawal means the total collapse Of all chances o.
an immediate Teopenlng OF the contest. Kenneth
NJ Clarke, one OF the foremost CLYDE racing own
ers dropped his aspirations when Upton moved
again: but his interest in this international phase
OF sport remains unabated and recent neeoTsri0Ds
bring II well within the bounds or POSSIBILITY rhat
he may enter the contest
Sir Thomas Upton. when shown this article
day, said that 1t was utterly Incorrect TO assume
that he has abandoned the idea OF Challenging for
the America CUP He had. he said. faced great
d1fdculties in getting designer bur he had u0-
given up. He had given George Z. Watson care
blanche in the matter OF getting a boat. ard
still hopeful Of success. ne said.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
U. OF p. PLANS A FAST ATTACK.
IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

LBT TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.l
Philadelphia, Oct 19-Penusylvania football
eleven returned from SwarthmoTe last night, and
to-day started secret practice on Franklin Field.
preparing for the Columbia game. In hour OF
actual play the varsity could not against
a weak scrub. The team Is in better physical con-
dition than hoped for at the close OF the
Brown game last Saturday. when it looked as
though both Stevenson and Smith would be out Of
the game for week at least. Stevenson has round
ed into shape nicely while Smith is fast as ever
Although the student body IS building great hopes
Colunbia's defeat at the hands of Amherst, one
Of the coaching staff who went to New-York last
Saturday the game said to-day:
The Columbia team is very much Ike PennsyI-
vana's team of last year. Ii has the power, but
has not learned to use it. 1t simply played one OF
those miserable games against Amherst such as
But the material is in the Columbia team, and II
has the power 10 play. a great game OF football
You see that IL is too much for Pennsylvania
in succession, especially when she trains for the
Pennsylvania game as her seasons object
Secret practice Will be continued throughout the
week and a rapid system of play is expected to be
perfected to meet the rather slow defence Of Co
luTnba. The two days work against SWaTthmors
taught Pennsylvania all she able TO learn from
her game against NiOrley's team.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
LAWN TENNIS.
S1ceep for Kings County Orer
Knickerbocker Field Club.

Four straight Victories IN doubles Yesterday FOR
the Kings County Tennis Club team made cieen
sweep Of the first series OF challenge matches Win
the team of the Knickerbocker Field club on th9
courts of the Field club. at Oceau-ave FlatbuSA.
The team for the Kings County Club was. treder-
lck G. Anderson Samuel A. Nesttal. Henry N.
McIenhauer and Joseph t. SIcNahou- e. s Rob
erts. ". D. Riding. ]. f. Ri.chle and w. H. len
nings were the home players
The return series Will be PLAYED the courts ~
the Kings County Tennis Club. az Berseu-st and
}[tnGstOn-ave.. Brooklyn, on saturday. OctOoer .
The summary:
Challenge tutercIub doubies-FirSJ round @ An
derson and a WestfaNL Kings county Tennis CUB.
defeated RI. Roberts and v. u. Riding, Nu.cAer-
booker Field Club. 6--I. So. H. ". NoieuhaUer AMI
j.. t. Mcmahon. Kings County Tennis Club defeated
F. NitChe and W. II Jennings. ku!ckerbOcker F-st
club 6-S, 6-1
second round-Andarson and wsstcaU defeated
Riding. SIS. 6-4, NICllsllauev
McMahon defeated Roberts and Jennings. Co. So
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
MoRE HARn Luck sToRlEs ERoM rlaERs

Tigers held secret practice. with results announced
discouragng. Despite the work and urging of
the coaches the varsity men were unable To with
stand the attack OF the second team In tyvo short
halves the scrub scored once and kfc}pd goal The
attack OF the varsity Is fairly good but The de-
fence the coaches SAY. II troubling them The men
show an almost unoTeakShle tendency 10 play high
In the line and are slow 70 start The line Is being
shifted daily. but yet no definite placing OF 49,
men has been settled upon. butcher Is hack at
centre; Daub again tn McCormick's place at
fullback where he put up good game Secret
practice will be maintained for the rest Of this
week, and probably for the greater part of next.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
RAp SLIME AT cAMeRIoeE.
- rrLEGrAPH ID - rRIHuNE.l

it1 -Hl-ETFNSti ~ AIAi- AINlf''-Nt-I
Cambridge. Mass. Oct. 19.-Harvard football is az
present IN the depths OF q had slump. None Of the
regular men are in form for practice result Of
the West Point game, and the varsity team for
the last three days. made up entirely OF substi-
tutes has been repeatedly worsted by the socalled
second team In to-day's practice. although the
first eleven scored one touchdown to the seconds
none in twenty-five minute half. the second re-
peatedly carried the bail through the first for a
long gain, and I'm turn time and again held the
varsity for downs Considerable attention
paid TO the pUntiuE this afternoon Bob Ker
nan coaching BrHl Nichols and T. Reynolds IN
hootinG the plgs1in. All three men did fairly
wei. showing as good form and distance covering
power as has been exhibited this year at cam
bridge.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Hugo's "Ruy Bias" at the American
Theatre

The French company now performing at the
American Theatre turned from Moliere 10 Victor
Hugo last night. presenting 10 a small but under
standing audience "Ruy Bias" end presenting II
intelligently. melodiousIy and with dramatic ,fyd
ness. odd that this company trained i'm a school
which sets defamation high that its pupils often
seem 10 English audiences rather TO be declaiming
than living their parts, performing with Inadequate
and antique scenery. speaking a tongue foreign TO
Forty-second-st. and only partially understood
even by some IN the immediate audience should
yet be able 20 realize the differing ideals of Hugo
and Moliere. OF Labiche and Halvey. Odd. were
II not for the fact that they have been brought
up 10 consider versatility not a luxury, but a
necessity Tor actor. and a thoroughgoing
technique a sine qua non. Won Seyfertitz, at the
Irving Place Theatre had a similar stage nurtur-
ing, and the comedian OF roaring farce can bend
his back into the shape Of the horrible old man in
, las Dunkle III AK Thor or become the backbiung
stu mas few things to teach the New.
The part OF the lackey was played last night by
character, II not always with success in realizing
the underlying tragedy of Ruy Blass fate and per-
haps, without sufficient breadth Of suggestion al
ways as IN the scene where the lackey is hung
Win Win ,L the sword OF Dor Cesar, and overwhelmed
sonority as Don salluste and the Don cesar OF
Nine Arnaud was the Queen. on Saturday night
the Meilhac and Havey comedy, la Boue." viii
be produced.
''Mr- WiN OF Wokham" closes at the Ri;ou
Theatre next saturday night May Irwin. in Mrs
house.
Mr. Savage Is now seriously considering begin
ming his coming English "ParslfaI' performances
at the New-York Theatre al 7:SO instead Of at $50
o'clock Many letters have been received requesting
him 10 do so The performance would thus last till
well after n1idnlght but there would be no break
Tor A hektV restaurant dinner between acts. But
what about the bayreuth ''sanctite5"?
French portrait painter, Achille Dumont. has
arrived in New-YoFk and Will accompany Richard
Mansfield 10 Boston. Philadelphia and Chicago to
see him IN the roles Of his repertory NJ Dumont
BrumInel. Richard H. Baron c6eyriai and other
characters. '' 49,
Arrangements have just been made for three con-
eerts IN this city by the English Grenadier Guards
Band Of siNty-two men at Carnegie Hail on sunday
ana Monday November lS and a. This Is the first
- c TT years fl has been allowed out
49, - e-~-S 49, worlds Fair al 81; L.ouls
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
NAVY DEFEATS ST. JOHNS.
Midshipmen's Line Too HeaUy for
COlIegians.
7Br rELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUxE.I

Annapolis. Md, oct 19.The football team Of s..
Johns, the local institution put up a game against
the midshipmen this afternoon that was entirely
creditable the final score being % TO O. The navy
won by means of a stronger line from tackle to
tackle. which pushed their lighter opponents back
on every play. The ends and backs Of The collie
gians were more nearly the navy's equals.
The navy gained steadily against the 81 Johns
line on the regular tackle back formations, and
Decker and Root scored tOuChdOwns in the first
half. Many substitutes used in the second
half, and with the plays Grady went over
the line twice Wilcox kicked three goals. and
Chambers missed his only try. ST. Johns held for
downs once during the game and Du Vail made
runs Of fifteen and twenty yards from the quarter
position Altogether the play OF the navy was dis
appointing after the work against Princeton on Sat
urday. The lineup and score:
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
NAoLE MAN WINS RETTlNe SUI.

Jury. under Justice Fallon, in the Ninth Dis
fFiot Municipal Court yesterday gave verdict for
slW snd costs 20 John Hart OF No. 80 East one
hundred-and-twentsth-st. Hart supported Perciyal
2. Eagle in his unsuccessful night with John F.
CONan, former Deputy Police Commissioner, for
the leadership Of the south half of the XXXINth
Assembly District, IN the August primaries. Hart
bet tll9 on Nagle. He lost, and William kultEe. OF
no. I& East Onehundred g. and twenty the
stakeholder. gave the money 20 John Hogan. the
CoWan supporter, who had put up SIS his part OF
kne wager. LOWan's supporters declare IL was
Nasle's cash. Hart sued Kuitze the ground that
SettinE was Illegal.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
ELKs HoNoR MEAp 3. nErREmEa

Ns~-Xork Lodss. Nc !. B. p. o. Elks. held ses-
son OF sorrow % honor the memory OF Past Grand
Es7-s'eso Ruler Mead D. Detweiler. The following
mesfsnafle was given. The orchestra being ,,n6e-
ma direction OF the organist louis Reroe. o.,
ns osIeEnonies. Arthur e. MoreIand: Funeral
Anfeh' Chopin. orchestra: Vacant Chair., 5yilI-
ieih beeDhens Lost Chord" orchestra: dsdieatto,
~ t t5leE Z, 70 memory % MF. Detweiler. Tender
1s..ss es..asLlslo william Stephens; Hearts ana
ESsitoS p9e- 9reaefis2; s1l9g.; chamrs s. Andrews
ssee--t-9s tAIeI- me F.tCei Used was c0nlDosed
specially tor fhe occasion. Fred Hurbes -
80 ~ nte Elains Lodge: Edward Wells ir Of Peel,s
~ n.fi FORBES y. r. of NeW-Focbeiie Nh
As''ssuSls From their lodges. were are-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
TREMAINE GIRL FINDS A PATRON.
A Wealthy and Prominent Man Is to Pay
for Her at Boarding School

Gladys Winona Tremaire. the girl Of thirteen
who left her mother in search OF home life 10
replace a shifting existence in hotels was to ap-
pear IN the Childrens Court yesterday. but did
not. her case evidently having been settled 10 the
satisfaction Of the Childrens Society The court
officers Of the Children's Society knew nothing
definite about the disposition Of the case but said
Il had been settled wealthy and prominent New
York man, il is declared. has provided for the
girls maintenance IN a boarding school. where she
viii stay until she IS Of age. The Tremaine girl
has been staying with Mrs. Rosalie Loew Whitney
Society. -
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

NEW.ENeLANo INTERcoLLEalA1Es

Springfield. Mass. Oct I9-Ths first team round
OF the annual golf tournament OF the England
intercollegiate Golf Association was plavs1 a. a..
Springfield Country Club course fhts afternoon
Amherst defeated Brown. 9la TO ~. and 1rsssa
chusetts Institute Of Technology defeated Williams
5 to a. Tomorrow, Massachusetts Institute %
Technology will play Dartmouth and ths vrfr-S-
OF taIs match Will play Amherst for the chs rnr1r
snip. The Nassau system is being used in SCORING
me individual tournam ment starts Fridav
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
ROCKEFELLERs IN ATCHIsON.
10 Enter the Board, It Is Said, at Next
Meeting of Directors.

At The next meeting of the directors Of the
Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company,
n is reported in excellent quarters, two three
representatives Of the Rockefeller interests will
enter the boaFG, probably William Rockefele- or
his son, William q. Rockefeller, and James Still
man. These interests. II Is understood. have re-
Gently acquired than 100000 shares Of Atchison
stock an amount which although only about 10 per
az the total number of shares is sufficient 10
give them claim 20 q voice In the direction OF the
roads AFFAIRS The Atchison has always been
known independent road. closely affiliated
with neither Of the groups Of great capitalists
who control the other transcontinental lines
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
POOL CHAMPION AN ALLEGED FORGER.
Arrested in St. Louis-Checks for $1,000
Found on Him.
tBE TELEGRAPH 70 TIE TRIBUEE.I

ST. Louis. Oct Is.-Ben3amin IL Brumby. Of Mari
sttas Ca, pool champion OF the South. and con-
testant in the tournament being held here for the
worlds championship. was arrested tonight
charged with having attempted 10 pass forged
check for $40 on the Bank OF Commerce The
signature OF T. Z. Henderson aroused suspicion
Gnd BruInby made q wild cash through the front
door and escaped. 70 be arrested several hours
later. Supposed forged checks 20 the amount Of
1900 were found 81 his pockets.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
RISE IN BEssEMER AND PIG IRON.

tBT TELEGRAPH To THE TnIBUNEl
Pittsburg. Oct H.-The price OF Bessemer and
80. foundry pig iron has suddenly jlmped 75
cents ton. u IS reported that the United States
Steel Corporation 4s In tho market for 10000 tons
% pig iron and that Jones q Laughlins Is irving
20 purchase 10000 tons. Ollcials OF Jones A
LaEghlins cenied that the concern is needing mig
IRON None Gf the Carnegie Steel Company offcialS
could give any information as 10 what the steel
corporation is doing The Carnegie Steel C,oYnnauv
has 5ukt closed down three furnaces which does
u.g iron. ' ii1-9
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
EVIDENCE IN POLICY CASE IS LOST.
Slips Attached to Complaints Gone; Magis-
trate Will Investigate.

Evidence in the case OF William Il. Lane, of No.
lSs Hgh-st.. who brought TO the Adams-st
court Brooklyn, yesterday for examination on A
charge Of selling policy slips. has been lost or
stolen Several policy slips for use as evidence
were attached 20 the complaint. which was placed
ia the safe with the other court papers Magistrate
Dooley. it is thought, will order an Investigation
some time ago evidence in policy case was lost
but the responsibility was not fixed
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
eErTlNe MoNgY FoR scHooLsHlp.

Subscriptions 10 the plan OF reorganization % the
Nautical Preparatory School and for htting out It's
sohoolshiD Pennsylvania. which was preven,e6
"heh me company went into thu hands OF a re-
cever. have now reached 5000 according "a
Statement; issued yesterday. The directors hone "a
progioe Tor the completion OF the PennsvlvsDta f,-
lle lntenoeo purpose. The plan OF re0rTsTtzs tio,
pfoslles Tor the formation of new cornDsr-- rsti'
a capital stock OF s20oOO -S1'-y WIN
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
sTEEPLEcHAsEs At GREAT NECK.

Great Neck. Long Island. Oct ls.-The success
OF the Nirvana steeplechase and hunt meeting
given by W. Gould Rrokaw here yesterday has
encouraged the Great Neck Hunt and Polo clubs To
combine IN similar contest while the horses are
still the north side OF Long Island The meet
ing will therefore. be held Saturday on tle
grounds Of the late ". R. Grace. a feature o- TIE
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
REsULTs AT sT. LOUIS.

w. Davis has not won race at the meetir
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
TRAMP's PATENT WORTH $ls4,OOO.
Ee Sells Device to Take the Place of Fish
plates to the Central.
fRr TELEGRAPH 10 THE 7RIBrNE

Knoxville. Tenn Oct l9-r. L. Leroy, Of Terre
Haute. Ind, a tramp, who had walked from Terre
Haute 20 New-MRrEet, is now the pOssessor Of
sl64 co. and may receive double that sum for his
half interest in his patent for connecting the ends
Of stsel rails by substitute for the shplate. H o.
Henderson, attorney Of this city. representing
THE EeW-York Central Railroad negotiated the deal,
and Leroy has q draft for his money. II was neces
RarV for friends 20 put the money 10 secure the
patent papers and Leroy had despaired OF dspOsing
OF the patent
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
FLAGS OF FRANCE AND U. S. JOINED.
Admiral RiVst Says They VIII Fly Together
When the Time Comes.

AZ che University Cub last night James Stokes
gave q dinner Tor Admiral Rivet and his officers
az the tWo French men-of-wnT which are iu the
harbor. There were about two hundred guests
present.
Mr. Stokes offered the toast 10 the President OF
sbe United States. Admiral Rvet replied 20 the
toast 10 the President of France, and he stated
that when she time the hags OF the L rlteo
States and France would ny together.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
NO MEADOW sRooK RACE MEET.

West6ury Long Island. oct I9.-There viii be
no annual steepIechase and hunt races given BY
the Meadow Brook Club on Hsmpstead Heath on
election day this wear Harry s Page gave cut the
information in behalf OF the officers OF the C-uo
to-day and unable to add further 90 The state
uleuT
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
REsuLTs oF coLLEeE EoorsALL.

At AnnapoIs-Navy. %: ST. Johns o.
cal. q.
At brunswick. Me.-Bowdo'n 50: colby. O.
At Hsmlltou-Colgate. IS Hobart. o.
At Ann Arbor-Michigsn. -. American Medical. o.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
HARVARD


= ne qualifying round at eighteen holes for tin,
olSlauaI Championship Of the IntercoIIegsrs an. M
CLa'on viii be PLAYED tomorrow mornIpT AM
she sixteen who qualify viii compete IN ne So
round OF match play ia the afternoon "'-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
SULLIVAN WINS AT eALrusRo,

Q j. sullivan won the seml-annu,1 oL,-,-.,
snip or the BaltusroI Golf Club at the Short Hfu.
course yesterday. and. in addition 10 the tit1e r
i eetved me Presidents Cup. TIE contest va a,
It.Ity-sIX hOeS medal play. with a dozen s+a~4a-s
OF whom the following gained the three lesdinc
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

'Mr- WiK of Wiokham' closes al the Ri.ou
Theatre next Saturday night. May Irwin in Mrs
SLACK Is Back WI. be The next attraction at that
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

RAClNG.-At Jamaica. .. IN. St Louis and Worth.
HARNESS hACING.-GFand Circuit At Memphis.
GOi legihte championship AZ Myopia Hunt
Sluo MeSaaohussttsi Chsvy Chass Cub tournament