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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-21
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NEW JERSEY CENTRAL
Corrected to Nov. 20 1908
TRAINS LEivE PERTH AMBUY

FOR New York. Newark snd Elizaheth q
) 80, z II, TAI, New York tonly) 7.5s, s "a, est
= is, II .ha, o. Mi 10, 3 %, fF0, 3 on. q ~, z rs
) 0s, % AZ, tat. only 0 S., p. m. Sundays, 2 70.
81, o.. n. s 90, 0 AZ, p. m.
tOr Philadelphia ana trenton via BeuDd
Brook, II. Il is. 1859 a m 10, s 90 p. M
unday 3, 9 81 a. m b29 y. m.
FoI Long Branch, Ocean Grove. ETC. s.07
90 a. m. 1922 e %, fat only 4 81, 7.i9, p. m
l2+S Sundays excepted) suntevs except
ocean droveJ 966, 4 m. 81, 0 %, p. m.
.or Freehold, u, 6.54 Q 90 u. M, is.aa Ak
i.15 n 10.
Additional trains for Red Plank 2.27, f is. 9ss
M For South Anhov G.54, z II, 0 20 D.. M
81, 4. As p M. B 16, 5.k2 92o.
TRAINS FOR PERTH EMBrY.
Leave New York, 100, $50, 8 80, 1000 II. 20,
a. ~, q 2 ,Sat. onl } 100 400, 4 10. 4. 3s s 10,
l.aS, $50, $50, II. q p. m. Sundays 900 a. m. Loo.
: 30, pm.
Leaves Eliz ibeth. 405, G.22, $40, a.s4 1f.bl,
a. III. /. 40, 2.07, $50, 1.12, 4.l3, SIS 6.42, 8. So,
II SIS, p. III. Sundays, q "A, y. m. Az o "a, n. m.
Leaves Newark GIG, s 35, g.42, H. 2, a m
t.2O, 4.n5, 4.40, $40, 6 10. S.45. IL 80, D.. sun
days, 9.O5, AIN. 4.0h, 8 10, p. M.
Through tickets to all points al ,ov..ss ~ats.
may be had on application In advance TO
ticket scent at the station.
W. q. BIsLER, vice-Pres. q Gerera | NJ neg
0. N huB1, General Passenger Agent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-21
Port Roynl at worth.

CHICAGO, May 81. The spring
meeting at Worth closed. The feature
event was a handicap at a mile and a
sixteenth, won by Port Royal, with
Huzzah second and Dan McKenna
third.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-21
DATES FOR THE ROSTERS.

Manager Thomas Hanson of the Royal
Rooster baseball team has completed
arrangements for a game to be played
next Saturday afternoon, between the
BOOSTERS and the second team of the Peril
Amboy Terra Gotta Works, July 4th the
BOOSTERS tackle the Monitor A. c.. base
ball club and later on they will go to
Tottenville, S. /.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-21
EXHIBITION GAME To
BE PLAYED TOMORROW.
Five of the Regular Team of the
Amusement Company Will be
in the Field.

Tomorrow afternoon tho Perth
Ambovs and Crescents will meet on
the new grounds of the Perth Amboy
Club. Although the rain during the
week interferred considerably with the
work of getting the grounds in good
condition, the management has sue
ceeded in making tho field fast
enough for good playing and the
game will not suffer because of a poor
diamond. By May %, the date selected
for the first regular game, the grounds
will be in excellent shape, the fence
and stands erected SO that baseball
can start with q boom.
Five of the regular players of the
Perth Amboys will be on hand tomor-
row aud they head the batting order
printsd below. The game is an exhi-
hilton one at which no admission fec
will be charged. This is how the
teams will bat:
Perth Anboys. Crescents.
Trnegen, If M. Fitzpatrick, If
Hoffner, 3b W. Fitzpatrick, Of
Short, lib Jones, Id
Schneider, 2b V. Costello, 2b
Lyons, CT Grimley, 3b
O'Hara, SIS Brownmiller, IF
Moylan. IF Nation, SIS
r. Grimlley, C Oleary, C G&dE
Ross, p +. Costello, ri
Smitr, Waters & Duffy, subs.
Hn:l y an James Kelly, sub.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-21
HIGH SCHOOL RELAY
TEAM AT RUTGERS.
Competing with Other Schools of
Same Class for Athletic
HOnOrs.

The High School relay team left for
New Brunswick on an early car this
afternoon, where they are competing in
one of the races for schools. A delega-
tion of rooters went along.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-21
SO rs Mag ra Falls and Return Via LehiDh
Valley Railroad.

Tickets will be sod NAV 2Sth and goth,
return limit to and including May 30 b.
A trip of three days to the famous cata.
ract, at minimum expet Sc.
G2T5 ~5-14-21-27
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-21
NOTICE

Notice is herebv given that the undersigned
m iae. r,an,iS ~. \" ~ ~ ~ DoaruoI TX
at their next meetirg. for n license to keen n
sa'oon with the p ivilege of selling malt and spir-
IN he 9h ~ ~ nu,nea NV nv iwsals y, % Hn,ooy' ana
6307 5.i4 2t otw JOHN ZOGDAN.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-21
BASE BALL SCORES.
Results of Games Yesterday In Ma
tiOnal and American Leagues.
NATIONAL, IEAGIJE

AT Chicago
New York........ 0 0 0 0 0 o.
Chicago. ........... 0 0 0 / 0 0 2
Batteries = Mathewson and Warner;
Weimer and O'Neill
At st. Louis
Brooklyn.......... 0 0 0 0 0 o.
st. Louis.......... 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 = 4
Enthusiastically and Bergen; O'Neill
and Grady.
At Cincinnati
Philadelphia. 49,. 0 0 0 0 0 0 o.
Cincinnati. ....... 4 1 0 2 0 l l l -1G
Batteries-Breckenridge and Roth; Har-
per and PETIT.
At Pittsburg-
Boston............ 0 0 l 1 0 0 0 0 o.
Pittsburg. ......... 0 0 0 Il
Understanding and Needham; Lever
and DhalpS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-21
TUCSONS ROLLED UP
SCORES LAST NIGHT.
Some of the Numbers of the Team
BoWIed on BloodgOOd's
Alleys.

The Tucsons were bowling at Blood
goods last night. They rolled up some
lively scores. The scores were as follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-21
los SMITH

Lost anything: A cent-a-word adv
in the Evening News will find it for
you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-21

IOObF, p II OObUOIIOi III
Smitn, Waters & Duffy, subs.
Hal Y au James Kelly, sub.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-21

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-21
PERTH AMROY POST OFFICE
SCHEDULE.
Taking effect Oct. 10, 1908.
Orens Mt z A. M. Closes ut z r. NJ.
Mails Arrives:

Mails Arrive:
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
OLDFIEhD AT BRIGHTON TOMORROW
He Will Race Against SartOri, in A. G. Van.
derbilt's Car, and NJ. G. Bernin.

Although Barney Oldfeld has been made IA
vorite for the automobile at the Brighton
Beach track tomorrow. of the betting fra
ternity in automobile racing yesterday favored
Paul Sartorl. who will drive Alfred Gwynne Van
derbts 90-horsepower Fiat. Another qsndi-
date for the American track championship hanors
is NJ. G. BernIn, who will pilot the 60-horsepower
Renault. recently imported by w. Gould Brokaw
In the Brighton Handicap. at five miles, Oldfeld
will again meet Sartori, and also try 20 overcome
Lewis Nixons 25-horsepower racer Frank Ku-
licks 20-horsepower Ford John Wanamaker's 10
horsepower Ford, NJ. G. Bernin and his Renault,
Joseph Tracy, with his Royal. Tom Cooper with
the A-horsepower Matheson. and Guy Vaughan,
with his 40-horsepower DecauviIe
The E. r. Thomas racing machine, entered to be
driven by Edward Hawley. has been withdrawn.
Mr.. Thomas SAYS it Is yet in order for such
work will be required to beat OldfeId and the
others tomorrow. The first race will be called at
Q. m.
A organization, known the Brighton Beach
Automobile Club, has just been Incorporated The
track by the will be the headquarters for racing
held under the auspices Of the association. The
directors William a. Engeman, president of the
Brighton Beach Racing Association, and also pres
ident of the organization for the coming year;
object Of the promoters of the new club 10 make
a number of improvements in view Of making auto
mobile racing far more popular a sport and
affording variety OF competition. The races
to be held tomorrow AT the track will be directly
under the auspices Of the club
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
TRIALS At ORMOND OFF.
q" "Auto" Time Tests Cannot BE Held
an November.

The automobile time trials planned for Novem-
ber on the Ormond-D DIytona track have been de-
ciared of because the manufacturers will not be
able to have ready their 1905 models by that time
The regular winter tournament on the beach will
be held from January q to 2s inclusive. On the
first day Of the meeting speed trials will make up
the programme. A motor house has been built
tnat provIdes for the storing of hundred au-
tomobies and also has sleeping apartments for the
drivers. The new clubhouse at the Daytona end
OF the beach will be ready for visitors by the time
of the races.
There has been considerable talk the last few
days that the beach would furnish an excellent
place for Louis Thery, winner of the last inter-
national cup in Germany. and George Heath
the winner of the Vanderbilt Cup race. TO settle
the question Of supremacy. Thery arrived here
last week to challenge Heath. but found that he
had sailed few days before. Heath is expected
to come back in a short time for the cup
January "a to q at the track will be devoted to
running on an exceptionally large and varied pro-
gramme embracing races for all types of cars,
and will include from to one hundred
miles. The last day. Saturday. Will be for record
trials.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, Oct. 20.-F1rst rae five furongsl-Mr Bar
naby 100 CheathaH) to l. won; Tartan Cd AUSTIN
10 second; John Randolph 100 Is. Dckson) ID to g.
third Time. 1:0S&. John H Kirby Russell A. Aten
Bonanza King LucuH. George T., Senator Poyntz and
Second race zone mile ana seventy ynrdsGeorgs
ian ian 1g4 tt1e"ep TO 4 won; Tatteahan 100 ID Aus
third Time. 1:47le. Guadalouver Bradley BILL Sin
Little Corker also ran.
Third eve and a half furlongsl-Yada lo5 Cv
Dugan) 4 70 l. won; Violin, 105 %. Austin) 20 4
second Geseonne 100 Gsede9i IL 70 ], third Time.
Buchanan ran.
Fourth race Candicap; six furongs)--Anns Davis i02
% Austinl 10 J. won Gay LAzette, 102 Dugan). 1e
J. second Eolies Bergeres. IS Dicson) l. third
Sir Francis II also ran.
Fifth race tsx furonEs)-Madoo. lo2 d. Austin, to
o won; Iookaway, lo2 O7ce). & 10 second: Yellow
Hammer lCS Dickson to l. third. Time, Rhyme
Toglo also
sixth mile twenty yards}-Imboden %
HowelD to J. won. John II 95 (Cheatham), II 70 l.
second: Bountful. Sc IS Dickson third. Time
l;44iz Kingstele Flora Levy. Ora z. and Nellie Bawn
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
RESULTS. AT MnRrH

Chicago. oct. 2o.--Flrst race (hve ana a half fur
!9ngs)-lEan the Terrible. 10o CIcoD Is s. Won Sir
t5ri-ar. 10 thunz). to O. second Ethel Day 1fo
9Eanksl 100 10 l. third Time, l.o79s. Simplicity,
4Soch3nFar Llogistia, Dixie Lad, Lawsr, Sparkling
Dxelle and Black Dutch also ran
second Iac5 (seven furongs)--ardinal V-olsev IO7
(HcoD. ]. won: MestersinRer j0i SFzunzS 81 70
second; Beautiful ana Best. 10 Dominica 10 l. third
Lifne l;S7s. Rankin GanteTee Jackfull Sunnyshore
Goodman and Hands9fe Man also ran
1nfd race elling stakes; mile and furlongl
-,IHuzzah, 80 tSeeInster) 10 ?, won Ananias. 104
tAaorrlson). . to second: Agge Lewis Sc lFoy to
-'o 49,
Fourth race Csix furlongs)-Gold Enamel 1o7 O1oni-
nick), tn J. won; Cutter. 1l2 Cw Robbins) II 10 g.
second; Monte. 10j Qegesell q to 8, third Time
I;lS's I Rossbourne Regale. Platoon. Yuga and san
Fifth zone mile)-Ladie JoceIyn los CRomanaIli
10 70 won; Miss Crawford Ill (SchoD 10 O. second
i-iralghteT. 1o2 tStile), J. Time Tao
Allie Firgie. 1shana. Lucy E. s Wine Sap also ran
sixth race lone and quarter miles)-Bard OF Avon,
e Jenkinsl - 10 J. Won; Ben Chance los CNorrisonl
Time, 209lb- Soldier Of Fortune Charlie Miller Ex-
central. scortc, Ireacy and Paramount also ran.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
FEW YALE MEN IN CHAMPIONSHIP.
Six Harvard Players Left In the Play for
Intercollegiate Title.
IRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRI ,USE, ]

Boston, oct. zO-The qualifying round and the
first round at match play in the individual cham
pioRship Of the intercollegiate Golf Association were
played to-day the links OF the Myopa Hunt
Club. The surprise of the day was the extreme
scarcity of Yale men. They seemed TO take their
defeat TO heart and five of the six men who COM
posed the team had pressing business elsewhere.
Only two Yale men competed. Robert Abbott, who
had finished up Fay Ingalls, in the team match.
and Calvin Truesdale OF the substitutes. There
really only twenty-four competitors. In ad
dition the t|O from Yale there We're two from
Columbia, six from Princeton and seven each from
Harvard and Pennsylvania. Six from Har-
ward from Princeton, four from the University
Of Pennsylvania and one from Yale qualified. and
at the end Of the first round Of match play there
were five Harvard men left, two Princeton and one
Yale.
The best score Of the day wss an So made by
Walter +. Egan Harvard in the qualifying round.
two strokes under bogie which is regarded par.
". T. West the Princeton golfer who did such
good playing at Cape May in the summer. also
played exceptionally fine golf, doing the course in
ST. Ninety-seyen was the last to qualify.
In the match play the two Egans, White. McBur-
ney and ingalls, Harvard men; Reinhart and West
Of Princeton, and Abbott. Of Yale. their
matches. The summary:
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
TWO COLUMBIA MEN HURT
Thorpe Wrenches -Metzenthim
TzcistS ARkIe.

Columbia's first big game of the season takes
place at Franklin Field tomorrow and the Morn
ingside players had their last hard practice at
American League Park yesterday afternoon
Tom Thorpe was taken from beneath the pile
Of players with badly wrenched side an injury
he has sustained In games twice before this season.
Metzenthin had his ankle twisted while trying a
quarterback run. Morley says the two can play
tomorrow, but is bit respondent over their in
juries.
The practice again was held behind closed gates
The scrimmage lasted an hour. but Morley
refused to tell the results After this all the men
had practice I'm kckoffs and In running back punts
Captain Stangland was on the field yesterday IN
togs for the first time since the Amherst game and
seemed much improved.
Morley has now practically decided on the team
that VIII face the Quakers tomorrow Post and
Muir will be the ends and Thorpe and Brown
tackles; Staugland will be guard. but IL is not
known who will hold down the other position.
Echeverra will continue at his old pace. FInne-
gan viii be centre, MetzeEthin quarterback. Fisher
fullback. Duel one of the hacks and Townsend
probably the other. OI1Oughlin. because of an in
Jursd shoulder. Will not be able to play. The team
will take light signal practice this afternoon and
start for Philadelphia tomorrow morning. accom-
panied by big crowd OF supporters.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
cARLIsLE's LINEUP AGAINST HARVARD
Tar TELEoR APH TO THE rRIauxE.I

tBF TELEGR APH TO THE TRIBCNE.l
Carlisle, Penn. Oct. 20-Practice for the Carlisle
Indian football team tonight was light and con
sisted mainly of running down punts and lining
up for signal practice. The team that will meet
Harvard averages about 161 pounds and win be
fast if dry weather prevails The prospective line
as announced tonight by Rodgers is: Left end.
Fremont; left tackle. Bowen; left guard. Dillon;
centre, G. Kennedy; right guard, White; right
tackle, LubO; right end, p. Kennedy: quarterback.
back. Hendricks: funback, Gardner. Libby has
put steam into the Redskins splay the last few
days and he is expected to do sUick work on Sat
urday Twenty-eight substitutes go to Boston
school uniform with cavalry markings. The Esqui-
maus Schouchuk and Little ola Man viii 80
second team men, Carlisle's strong points are her
speed and good offensive work Jude Is the
sick list and was not out to to-ntghts practice.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
INVITATION GOLF AT FOX HILLS.
Houghton Wins First Place in Qualifying
Round.

Homebred talent was conspicuous the opening
round OF the three day invitation golf tournament
which started yesterday at the Fox Hills links on
Staten Island. The first four to qualify at the
medal game were Fox Hills men. and the best OF
them. Houghton, made an 81. That this was not a
Wilful breech Of gofng etiquette proved by the
hospitality extended to visiting players score of
whom turned up to relieve the competition of the
local aspect it at first threatened TO assume John
Ward recent winner OF the Staten Island cham
pionship was one of the starters, but he was
obliged TO lift his bail from an unplayable lie and
so was unable to enter his score. HOughton's work
especially the homeward trip. where he did a 81
was very creditable. II. Armstrong. a Of the
veteran. George, was second IN the qualifying
round. with an IS. and then came AIcAleenan.
at 81.
The entire day was devoted to the qualifying
matches at eighteen holes. medal play, in which
two divisions Of sixteen each continue for re-
spective cups. To-day the first round at match play
viii be started and in addition those defeated
IN this round In the first sixteen will compete for
a special trophy The scores:
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
RANDALL NOW HARVARD END.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBCNEl
Cambridge. Mass. Oct 2Q.-Nearly all the regular
men on the Harvard team were out on Soldiers
Field to-day and in the signal practice before the
scrtnmage. the varsity team was made up very
nearly as it will be day after tomorrow. Randall
captain OF the nine was put In at left end as the
result OF his excellent work yesterday Carr was
St lelI tackis. although both MeIr and Brill will
nave nave the call over him Parker was at left guard
Eafklnson at centre, SQuires at right guard Derby
at right tackle Shurtleff at right end Herman at
quarter, Nichols and Hurley at the halves and
Mills at full With the exception OF the ends this
VIII be about as stronga team Harvard will
De able TO put into the field this year. IN the
scrimmage this afternoon the play was very fierce
but the varsity fumbled good deal. Nichols aid
some excellent punting. Malcom Donald spent q
long time in coaching Brill at tackle.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
LAWN TENNIS RANKING.
Committee Soon to Begin on Sea-
sons York.

Local tennis experts have received letters asking
them 10 assist the ranking committee OF the United
States National Lawn Tennis Association in its
placing OF the HolcOmbe Ward. the national
champion in both singles and doubles, heads the
committee. and it is expected that the rankings
viii be made known early week. New-York-
ers arc unanimous in agreeing that Ward should bs
given the first place. For the other men of the
first there is a slight diversity of opinion. The
ma iority. however. favor this order William J.
CIother Beals c. Wright and William A. Larned,
with Robert lie Roy. Kreigh Collins and Frederick
B. Alexander as even choices for the fifth place;
z. B. Dewhurst B. c. Prentice and Wye c.
Grant.
The first place in the doubles will unquestionably
'Ie awarded 10 Holcombe Ward and Beals c.
Wright, the winners Of the national championship.
the Eastern championship and the tournament at
the Crescent Athletic Club, all won without the
loss Of a set in any Of the matches.
The rankings last year caused much criticism in
tennis circles IN the singles they were William
A Iarned Holcomhe Ward William J. Cothier,
Reals c. Wright and kreigh Collins. as the first
FIVE The place Of honor il the doubles was given
William a. Larned and Beals 9 Wright. This
last ranking given mainly on the recommeuda-
tion of the DoheTty brothers.
AS the players Of the Kings County Tennis Club
have championship tournament OF their own to
finish Tomorrow they will be unable TO accept the
Club. Arrangements were made last night for
team Of the West Side Tennis Club to meet the
New-Ycrk players on the courts at One-hundred-
Observation-Disclosures. and ST. Nicholas-ave The
Eew-York team win include Miss Elizabeth Il.
Moore and Wylie {. Grant. Robert lie Roy Harry
j. Allen aud Theodore Roosevelt Peli
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
THE SOLDIERS STILL CRIPPLED.
sY TELEGRAPH 10 THB rRIau,


West Point, n. Y. Oct. 20-Drills were suspended
to-day and a long practice held, The first team
was composed mostly OF substitutes only a few
regular men getting into the scrinmage. Owing to
the crippled condition OF the team. the coaches are
saving the varsity for Saturdays hard contest.
Tho coaches said to-day that the Army cannot
face yale in the condition they did Harvard last
saturday Upton WFenched his arm badly and
may not play Saturday. Abraham played centre
ioF MN to-day Davis. right halfback who was
injured early in the season. Is out OF the game
for good, Prince went to the scrub and T0rney
on the varsity, to do the punting to-day. but
neither got into the scTimmage. So great has been
the demand for seats that already all available
room has been allotted.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
DUCK SHOOTERS WOULD CHANGE LAW
To Fight in Legislature for Open Season in
the Spring.

Eastport. Long Island. Oct. 20-sportsmen of
Manhattan and the adjacent territory who are
accustomed to hunt ducks in Long Island waters
Will be interested in effort which is to be made
at the coming legislature to have the Brown law
which prohibits spring Wild fowl shooting re-
pealed. The law, which was passed last year vva 9.
in operation last spring. and Notwithstanding tba
presence Of thousands Of ducks in the bay the
sportsman unable TO shoof them.
II Is expected that the efforts OF the Long Isla nd
aportsmen TO have spring shooting restored viii
be vigorously opposed but IN case the law caDnos
be repealed some amendment Is confidently eSs
2ected-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
VIRGIL GARviN CoMmrTs ASSAULT.

PlainheId. n J.. oct. 20 (speciap.-Because he
refused to engage in conversation with him. r. \.
Schefey. a New-YOrk insurance man. was assault
ed in the Office Of the Hotel Eensington yesterday
afternoon by Virgil Garvin the former Brooklyn
National League baseball pitcher. Scheffeys nose
was broken and his upper lip cut in several
places Following the assault Ciaryiu left the hotel
but at a late hour Garvin returned and apolOgiZed
To Schefley for his action. The injured man agreed
to settle for $50. This makes the fourth assault of
this nRture that GaTvin has committed since he
came TO Plainfeid 70 live several weeks ago.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
scHooLsoY ON a DRUNK.

Painted. \. j, OCT. % (specian-When Thouaa
Murphy, aged ten years son OF James T. Murphy
of Spoo1er-ave. entered his classroom the Irv-
ing School to-day. he carried with him a full pint
bottle of whlskey. and within short time vat
found in one corner OF the play ground hejplessly
drunk The boy got permission leave the room,
and drank about half the contents OF the bottle.
Janitor Pugh telephoned for physician After an
examination the lad was taken 20 the basement Of
the school building, where nd eventually recovered
his senses.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
GIRL KILLS HER NIECE.
Gires Poison U'hich She Says She
Thought Has Medicine.
Isx TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIsUNE.I

MOUIc.air. y j. OCT. -0----ATT0e hIInsenoeFGt
a girl of fourteen years, killed her infant niece
tO-day by giving her caTboIic acid. Alice lives
with her sister Mrs William F. POecSer. on
the corner of Valley Road and Clareuont-ave..
Upper MontClaiT.
Mrs Poec5er left her six weeks old baby IN
charge of Alice. ON her return the baby was
dying The girl says she thought the acid was
medicine. sac seemed upConcerned about ths
chids death. The girl was placed fin charge OF
the police. She win appear before Recorder
Henry l. Yost for examination tomorrow morn
ing
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
TWO NAVY HALVES OUT OF GAME.
[a4 TRLEaRArH 10 rHH TR1BuxE.l


Annapolis. Nd, Oct 2O,-The Navy coaches are
now unsettled as to the back field. Not only did
Douglass the best back. break his leg IN the
Princeton game Saturday, but IL developed to-
day. through the use of the X-ray. that Root. an
other back had sustained a fracture OF the small
bone of the leg above the ankle The two men are
injured in almost exactly the same manner. and
neither will play the rest OF the season Wilcox.
the quarterback, is fumbling badly and ads to the
troubles OF the coaches The additions the coach
ing squad this week are Ensigns Byron A. Long
and Roger Williams, formerly OF Navy teams and
Burr Chamberlain. OF Yale
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
EXPERTS ON RANGE AT cREEDMooR.

Creedmoor. Long Island. Oct % (SpeciaD.-The
regular supplementary practice for the expert class
was held here yesterday at SO and Loco yards The
attendance was fairly large and the weather and
conditions good with a light o'clock wind The
shooting and Issuing OF decorations under the
supervision OF Colonel y. B. Thurston, O O. y. q.
n Y. Saturday. October -. wilt be the last day
this season 10 have chance 20 qualify for eX-
peTts. Tne results.