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New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
STEEPLECHASE FOR NUTELLUS.
Wins Feature Race at Pimlico After Per
chance Comes Cropper

Baltimore Nov. THE Green Spring Valley
Steeplechase the feature of the racing at
Pimlico to-day Perchance fell and Houhan. the
Jockey, badly bruised. Owing TO the large
number of entries in the steeplechase for to-rnor
the stewards decided divide it into two
First tthree-year-olds upward; $3.50 added
six fuTlongs)-Master Priu. 115 Hendersou), TO and
10 8 knight Of Weston. 100 Gordon. u TO and
out. third Tine. 1:154- DI, Swartz Hanover Horn
pipe Canonical. Longspur. Marion Eta Lord Tara,
Tithonic and Toyland also
second race ifor two-year-olds $3.50 added: six fur
Henry WaEng s5 CChristian). and to 5. second
Paora 9S a. J. Walsh. TO and to 5. third Time
Mix Up Rocket. Programme and Elegant also ran
Third (for three-year-olds and upward seliins
worth 10 and to g. won; Rathoven 100 20 Brtenl
Is to and second: Agnes D. lo2 Miles to
and to 8 third Time 2:10A. Standard Bearer White
Ghost and Chicago Girl also ran , ,-a....
for hunters $3.50 added: mesl-Nutelius lzo
(E Feider), to and to ]. won Tellfare a4l eSav
age 70 and J. second. Pure Pepper TO- Cslnne-
gam "a ! ana 4 third. Time sos. Palm Room,
Punctual and Perchsnce also ran. Perchanoe fe ana
Punctual refused. s-oo
Fifth race (the Rennert Handicap for all ages; $500
added: one mile and siXteenthD-Bobole kean, lO4
CCrrnrnns). and Peter Paul III CWlshardl
70 and 10 second; Arrahgowan los (Barnettl 10
j and even. third Time, 1:4sk. St Roma and The
Yelled Lady also ran.
sixth selling for tv,o-year-olds and over $3.50
added seven furongs)-verness, 10 Crmnns), 10 10
and TO / won: Burning Glass. 1o7 a. Johnson TO
to l second Ruby Hegnpstead io5 M !BaTnes net TO
Singing Master. Judge White. Bonnet, Mamie Marsh
Svlyana Birdford also ran
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
MANY CONTESTS At PLAINFlELD
tBy Telegraph 10 The 7

BY Telegraph 70 The IflbVHe'J
rsatn6eId T. Nov There several con-
tests on the Plainf1eId Country Club links TO-DAY
including the second and third rounds for the l. h
Van Boskerck Consolation Cup. the first and second
rounds for the Club Cup, the Election Day cup ana
the play off for the Holiday Cup The summary
follows:
Consolation Cup (second roundl-C A. stover beat "a
d rae 3 IN and 2 to play: W. H. Boggs beat d
Morgan up G. F. Earl beat F O. Kenhart py oelaui'
n y TIibbard beat Dudly H. BaTrovs, by default.
Third round-H c. Munger beat c. A Stover, up; u
p Earl beat W. Il. Boggs. 2 up and TO play; ID. =
FJfhhard beat Arthur Murphy and TO play w =
Riess beat NJ J. Dumont, up and to play.
Si,h Gun first roundl-S II. Patterson beat Howard
rnntinpton up and to play E. A. Cruikshank beat
7 3 ERICKSON 2 up and 10 play: c w ABBOTT oeat
G, NJ Furman, l up. " %,
Second rounds H Patterson beat 2 X va van 10 foS-
,arc. :. and 2 o e. A Crukshank beat w l.
= Glenn up and to play; J. J. Blackmore beat Z
snSrews 4 up and play: c. w ABBOTT beat Z; L
I-nn,o,e.- 4 IN and
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08

Afoase Hh ae De- De SaSarro;s ssaGs RaTel2y H "A
JosepR 1 Stevens NJ scbaIek S hs cbs4ss 59hn B
Mrs " PsaSe r. MI and Mn Mrs snd HsnTy Mr!
Herbert NJ Hartman, Miss Loew, Daniel G Chaun; I5
M and Mrs fe sfott TsT GamfFGa 32d NJ M AND AND
Ms Mrs Rs9laiqF EoWard roka@ SaaaRsM MS Haadsn
M sss n5Tfsr Mr shd f5 r aa
Mr HaSaS a5d Mnl Mr Mfon iha NTH e eiase Mon
Php m anS s Ms5 ohn ead
ana MaOsa Mrs laf James E Martin Mr.. and Mrs. 2
Ganbs G5l6frt' Mr ArnoiS GGuln and Fred r childs
SUMMARIZES
FIRST RcEor pole ponies that hsye ossq5sF a dsry Passs s
podna masch TeT Fef Sam cuP value 500 presented
ns and ts $50 ,oR in Rate ons asare q
STANLEY Mormers ch Rond0 ad0neS oyner'
Joseph f'sEaa HoHlsnd q Hunts whirivind Victor
Red G9ad . eFaPs9 sas Out also glTfn 5fn
n i ana 8 s, to 5 whrlwind to and to . Red
The Natlons stsepsehass ana Hunt unit Assofao IS ss
Fsl1yew Cup vsgs s1ss $40 sI9o $50 Br in
plate. presented BY Gould Brokaw' to the escond
kO0g sfaes Sas fnd b 0Rs1rif Wie pHics tsss
srPassans Passs e. enc e cresset Mr Cooley.
zseTaids Blk GlsafsI @ aitsgs ewneT sisa ana a6 e
K0nolpS @ aksn BettngWiiiie Price to 5; Erie
ad to ssn s. 6osssa to sRd aaa fsD to
0nss s, u ua ana vans nnse c s 5e9
: T "! 3ans. 9s and s ss Rsii
Issas aB Of wlsttal ls on oHneT SRs a,
S@s GSald B5oaWs sGGssE bP Roash and Ready I
nsstsn Ta6 ssaisf B m coes w5o9 A r PIN
T.Ffs3l 5aeas M Ssa;s s N.sss5as a5s
slse Sc ran "a Live wire y1s and Rough and Ready oao
out: strayaHsy 70 and even Geiisss ssu6 Msn
TO and 10 and F4poH to T. Bae @ BsPe h to and
.couped
5ss s s : poans: to s s1s so Gss5:
4 Ss;: SE..ssss ss 57 5'HE + Fs 3Rs ss
sscoaa About ,oa, sRa opf7ssf @T,sslin miles
S. q doa9 R2os,ass a1assr Kass, AaPP@
eaEani! ans Tisss T..ssrsds a. eh fTts.r y also
BettingMieou - t 55 and out tut kTfs Tfs.r v IL
sna ID to ana ven f1iasr Lily going
s3.:s55ss s5T S + n sa a n sss s.5: sis
ssls sesaA Aoe x os s .aa M ss
s5nslsso Var sh.ie' r.z e slHRs. 1ss r Cooley
:; ss ~, slssr ss.s saS
f1a % Grey Bud coupled TO and '''' Sl S's" --r
.coupled
SIXTH RAcE-For sallovsys ponies under is @ hands. 20
ss5t.a 30 e Rssass " &.Iiss ass1S az
@sa.a @ @ On s x. l2ss0h s o's' to the second
sss:: + s wE5s Bia. H ers3 S's
5x.on 5aTs T.a EeaIeRR GGeRss Sns
also 70 time sassn aa Bss PRINT eoup1d wri
% e 5: Copper King. to and even Whiri-
7.casaaa
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
ELECTION DAY GOLF.
LINKS Croauded AU Day Long to a
Point OF CONGESTION.

Ideal Republican weather favored the golfers
everywhere yesterday They gathered on the
links early and hit the ball often some of the
courses being SO congested as to make it diff
cult for the players TO finish their rounds in
anything like reasonable time
Medal play handicaps, final rounds of club
championships, bogie competitions and team
matches were played. A match out of the
ordinary took place the links of the
Essex County Country Club. where opposing
forces rned up thirty-two a side. The bat
tie waged fiercely all afternoon and al the finish
there but single holes difference 1t meant
a good deal however. TO the losing side.
At old ST. Andrews the members competed in
that time honored competition for the John Reid
trophy, emblematic of the club championship.
There was also large force out at Dyker
Meadow, and the Fox Hills links were crowded
until sundown
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
N. J. I. BEATS RUTGERS
Home EleUen Plays Uphill Game.
and Wins in Second Halt.

New-York University beat Rutgers Ohio
Field yesterday by score of 10 to {. The New
York team was strengthened and encouraged
by the fact that Captain Cragin back in
the game for the first time since the Wesleyan
game. He played at tackle and was more than
match for Brogger who outweighed him by
thirty pounds at least. The New-York's ends
were strong on the defence. as was the whole
team, Rutgers being unable to make any steady
gains through the line.
In the first half Rutgers got the ball a
tumble after having been held for downs on
the 10-yard line Then Thorp worked a de-
iayed pass in pretty style and scored his teams
only touchdown.
poor start and worked the tandem play used
by Harvard with dash and speed that caused
Rutgers line to melt away. At the beginning
Wilson for New York. had to drop on the ball
for a safety, but then the brace and the
home team carried the ball fifty yards in
straight rushes. On the 12-yard line Rutgers
made it's last stand. holding for downs. Fisher
made a poor punt, and seven plays, all on the
tandem formation. were enough TO send Cragin
over the line Connell missed a difficult goal.
New-York kicked off and took the ball on
downs Then the tandem was worked again.
varied by end runs. till the 30-yard line was
passed. Connell missed a try for goal from the
field, but Rutgers could not gain inch, and
Dougherty was pushed over for the second
touchdown Connell missed the try for goal and
the game soon ended. with the ball NewYor s
on her Toward line The lineup follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
SECRET PRACTICE AT PRINCETON
fBv Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

[By Telegraph TO The Tribunel
princs+nn J. Nov The football situation
at Princeton has assumed a serious aspect TINS
week and to-days practice was secret The work
of the squad is reported as having been unsatis-
factory though the varsity scored toucndoWn
and Tooker kicked field goal from the So-yaro
line
The squad had a long preliminary drill followed
by two hard twenty minute halves. Some OF the
regular varsity men were not in the lineup.
Mum is developing into promising halfback. he
is powerful man of defence and fast hard
plungng back, to MAKE gains He ran back
a punt for forty-f1ve yards to-day before oelns
downed. Tenney also ran back punt for nearly
fifty yards
Tibbott was again tried at left halfback Brown
was at right tackle for the entire game O,s
played right half for Daub. and it is reported was
hurt again. Tooker. the star end, Is in the pest
condition of any the squad
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
THIRTY-TWO 4 SIDE.
Record Breaking Team Match at
Essen County Country Ctub.

Golfers made a day and night OF II d. '
Essex County Country Club yesterday rTeu
REYNOLDS and Charles w O'Connor captained
two teams thtrtv-two on a side, the former
winning after the closest kind of match. %
holes 10 81
According to the conditions the losing team
had to stand the dinner expenses In aooluoh
TO the sixty-four contestants the polo players
were also included along with few other IA
vored ones thereby swelling the total or olners
To .eventv-five Music was furnished during
the evening every one remaining TO receive the
election returns which came over special wire
The summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
k,RkRY WINS ENeLEWooD TITLE.

Oswald Kirkby the championship OF the Ell
glewood Coli Club yesterday by defeating w L. r
Moore by up and 8 to play. Dr. d. M MarNth
beat E E Pomeroy by up and to play for 'he
Consolation Cup The finals were at thirty-slx
holes The best three scores in the boyle handi-
cap were F NJ Wilson. down; B. s. Renmund'
down and W. E. Louzhman, down
The first and second prizes il the four-oal hanol-
cap were by ]. 6. Dettmer and A Z. SneL%Oou' ~
Sl4-76 and s. F Lefferts and W. z. Loush!nan,
Se6-7S. ,.. e.
Mrs s, F Leferts won the bogie handicap Tor
the associate members The scores IN the WON
ems thirty.six-hole putting match WerS foa MS
Enos, 1oi Mrs Lefferts 1os Mrs. Jewett lo5; MIS-
Cunningham 107 Miss Galloway. lH ana "iAs
Ian xrIrifh
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
LONG RUNS BY HARVARD BACKS.
TBv Telegraph 10 The tribune

by Telegraph 10 The IriouneI
Cambridge, Mass, Nov. THE Harvard varsity
eleven played brilliantly Soldiers Field against
the second eleven this afternoon, scoring touch
downs in forty minutes of play The second team
managed to squeeze the ball, over the .varsity's
line after the ball had been given to them on the
5-yard line.
Jack Wendell received the seconds kickoff at the
opening of the second half. He ran nearly the
length of the field for touchdown Captain Hur-
ley ran forty-fve yards on kickoff. and Glider.
who substituted for Starr. made thirty-yard
run Lockwood who played smashing game at
fullback the varsity, broke through the second
line and forty yards for touchdown.
downs the 20, %. 10 and ~ yard lines. showing
the best defensive work of the year Dan knoWi-
ton got back into the game and was played at
rfohf
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
LONG scRIMMAaE FOR CORNELL,
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune.I

[By Telegraph to The TrihuneI
Ithaca n Y, Nov. THE Cornell varsity mad
long scrimmage to-day against the freshman
team Before this the tackling dummy and buck
ing machines were used by the first team men in a
long preliminary drill. Cook was in football togs
and gave the signals, although his condition does
not vet warrant his taking part in the lineup.
Costello who broke his right hand in the sWartn-
more game is in the infrmary, and 1t is doubtfui
whether he will be able to play against Princeton
Damn and Sheldon are being drilled in his tackle
uositon O'Rourke having been shifted from rlgnt
guard to right tackle. The coaches seem TO thlnk
that Gibson is TOO fast man TO have out oI 9 Lte
Tanorrnan at right end. Pollak seems TO be hrst
choice for quarterback at present ee-.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
BIG DAY AT MORRIS COUNTY.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune 91'

[By Telegraph to The Tribune -
Morristown N J.. Nov. To-day was the big
sest in the history Of the Morris County Golf Club
There were seventy entries for the special prizes
and the links were crowded all day long
There were to have been two matches with Bal
tusroI TODAY but that team defaulted in both or
them which leaves the Morris County team tied
with Essex for the North Jersey Cup the folo"-
ing were the best scores for the special prizes;
up; w D. VanderpooI lscrateh down; PC GeoTEe g.. =,
iscratcb, 3 down: 2 r kellogg (10). down; Marie
Sryce do 8 down; C F Watson (scrsteh,' GOVT
f:-innsri WIli. dOD down: II. Little 40, 4 down; q
F,risbe C1O down; Mrs. Carpenter 90 down; Jo-
nah Macy 80, down.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08

The reunion OF the owners of Oldsmobile cars took
place yesterday at the Empire City track. Sixty
one automobiles left Broadway and 51st-st. at l
D III At the track drawing took place among
the owners for 1906 Oldsmobile 1t won
by ]. Dorand. a nineteen-year-old boy, of No. 30
West 1G9th-st.. who has been driving for the
last year.
Races among the owners held the track.
and Mrs ]. y. Cuneo gave two one-nlile exhibitions
in q White steamer. 1t was announced before her
first trial that she would try 10 beat the one-ile
record for women held by herself. of % She drove
the car in her first exhibition in 120 35, and in the
second trial made mark of LIS.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08

Botsford. s down: J. z clars &. 10; J. shriv.r -
down. Victor Garrett. s. e j. Gould H. A W Johnson
II. 5 down; e W Brown "a 2 J. Carroll q G. Hitch
g. Quirk Is. 6 down: G A BiEh, g. A G Brunisr ::
J E = c %. Simmons. jr. g. T. Seaman. Is. c
Tainter o: y. : Walker. jr.. 4. down. J. D.
Hase. 21 s Imorie s. ". Pen Is. T. r welton. 5.
down: r. Agar. 10: II NJ Baldwin Is. ". n. Crornee.
10; c. T. Stout o down: r l. Davis: . 10 down r z
Bonner. W 10: L. II. Thomas. g. IL down.
c. Richmond. Is. u down: Y. Hockmeyer. s. A. r.
Kelley, Is down; J. u. Pe. :. Is Gown. Geors. Ben
"a. 16 down.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
The results in the morning handicap were:
SIX CONTESTS AT FOX HILLS.
Ward and Kirk Win Way to Final Round in
Club Championship.

In addition TO the semi-fnal round for the club
championship. there were no less than five COM
petitions decided yesterday over the links OF the
Fox Hills Club These were all handicaps- Arthur
McAIeenen the J. NJ. Ward cup for the best
card of the day with return OF g. In the hAndi-
cap the most important was for the sixteen hav-
ing the highest number of points in the weekly
handicaps Of the season. The results follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
SIGNAL DRILL FOR YALE TEAM.
:. Ts,.eranh 20 The Tribune. ]

lB~ Telegraph 20 The TriounsI
new-Hayen Conn. Nov The Yale varsity
was sent TO the field this afternoon after day
complete rest. but had no hard work owsiey ahd
F4ukev put the regulars through light s'gnal arm
and laid of Jones Gates and morse s ne eor- ~
the season but Mack promises TO ger al i- o. e
ress before the Princeton game on Noveinosr ~
Joues Gates and Morse are IN oao shape aHd "iii
~, line m against Brown on SdIuldaS-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
PADDOCK PARAGRAPHS.

Norbu-y fairly -rrels, in running After finishing
third in the fifth race yesterday he kept right on
for three miles in spite of everything Ro-
uaaelh could do 70 pull him up It was his second
runaway of the meeting, he treated his jockey
70 the dizzy whirl the opening day.
Father Catchem acted like crazy horse while
Al the post for the third race and delayed the
sarte several minutes. He did not bolt 10 the out
sde when the barrier went UP as in his two pre-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
CURTIS THE NEWARK CHAMPION.

A thirty-six hole medal play handicap and the
final round of the club championship kept things
busy on the Newark Golf Club links yesterday.
z Curtis beat Halsey Tichenor out for the ute:
while Edward Allsopp won the handicap witn 10
net Those making the next sixteen pest scores
received miniature trophies. fac-simes OF the chie1
cup. The scores:
Club championship (hnaI rounc-E. curs beat Haisey
--toL and 70 ray
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
John i. Watson
EASTERN PARKWAY RESULTS.

Tho first round for the presidents cup. at the
eastern Parkway Golf Club played yesterday
with the following result
u-s,,aent.s Cup first round)-W- W. Wells beat n 4
. No and ] F. F. Storms beat H K
E.rrnson by default: ". r zeigier beat A ? Lee oy
s 80 "a ulay P w Scharf beat g. w Harrnsn.
hv dssfauIt A l. sherman beat c l. Wilson by up and
oy 4 z. III. Price. By default: -.
20 peS h4ar = 81 Pendreign by UP in 10 holes W
Z SIrdinx IL beat c. ". Lyens. by and TO play.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08

Forty-eight members of the Dyker Meadow Cup
competed Yesterday in thirty-six hole medal play
handicap for two net score prizes and a gross
soors nrize A L. Norris won the gross score prize
and ied with F. J. Phillips for the second net score
nrize The competition was won by W. H. Ihurs-
fnn TTentv-seven complete cards were returned
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
TIE At RICHMOND COUNTY.

A large field played against Colonel bosies marx
ter the boliday cups yesterday at the Rich
nena County Country club. John a Morton 1. The
nona Waits, were tied for the nrst cup Inc
summary follows:
yoh Morton 10 / doNn; A. L Wa!s.r. 10; co"a'
G W Bovrnx Is. down. T. =. iA' -
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
rious starts. but raced away like quarter horse

Bad News came to life with a rush in the Elec-
ton Day Handicap and at the lucrative price
of 20 TO I. in his last start he was one of the
whippers in all the way. Previous winners were
Dolly Spanker and Carburce. Oxford won the
Babylon Handicap last year, and Reveilie and St
Finnaa the other winners
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
END OF PARK GOLF CLUB SEASON.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune

IBy Telegraph to The Trbunel
PIainfeId N j. Nov. The active season was
concluded at the Park Golf Club yesterday with
te final play for the Presidents. Club and Holiday
cups. A. ". Kenworthy won the Presidents Cup
hv% IA points and RAYMOND B. Carroll, with 81
points proved the winner of the Scratch Cup. John
f. Watson wen the Holiday Cup To-day's scores
for the three cups follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
uoeaRT. II; ALFRED, s.

csnsva. ~ T. Nov. 7~Hohart defeated Alfred
:, - 8 The feature Of the game was q
sGols s-5,,a ward run by Harvey. Of Hobart for q
eSSo~n InetsS Hobart outweighted. but won
tbrough her speed
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
IockEu FIRST AT RosEVLLE.

class and handicaps and he iuahIglhg
round for the presidents cup were the features on
the links of the Roseville Golf Club yesterday r.
T, F1Irrnar led in Class A, with 80 net, and W. a
T1rsbhe showed the way in the B division with 81
{ n Iockett playing from plus 3. led the quail
sarr he presidents cup. The summary
PRESIDENTS
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
In the handicap for those not having won during
the season the results were:

In the serni-fnal for the club chanponshiP' e
Ward beat H. walser up and to play: -s,
p It C,randin, with 96-2-74, won he general
handicap and the prize in the Class B division,
while II E Armstrong with s3-s-H. won the
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
AND MARSHALL BEATEN.

pi,tsbure Nov The Western University OF
ra,rsxl~anfa defeated Franklin and Marshai mere
= ~ ~ foe one-sided score OF % 10 O.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
HANDICAP AT APAWAMIs.

About two dozen members competed in the thir-
ty-six hole handicap at the Apawamis Club but
only eight complete cards were returned The net
score nrize was won by z. J. Ludlow and the
gross score prize by S. S. Wheeler. The summary
Ala
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
RECORD GOLF AT ST. ANDREWS.
Archie Reid Makes Course Record in Win
ming Club Championship.

In winning the club championship at theNt An
drews Golf Club yesterday, the Oldest golf COM
petition in this country Archie Red broke III rec
ords for the course with this card:
Out ....-......--..----.-s 20 50
In S--Sf--dl
He followed with 7s and the total 1ss constituted
a thirty-six hole record also. The other scores
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
,,rs,neN1s CUP AT ARsDALE.

n the final round for the presidents cup al the
-. Golf Club yesterday. T. NJ. Mclaughlin
-. W T. Frexer by up and s 70 play at tnrtx- Iy
six holes. The scores III lh7
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
RECORD AND TITLE FOR PIckLEY.

The semi-finaI and final rounds for the champion
shin of the Marine and Field Club were played
Yesterday and william Pickley, who won the
championship made amateur record for the
of q His card was:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
Hunting.

-FER HUNTING-ST,ortsuen interested apply - y. :
il BfcKFoRD. wonalancet. New HamosAaTs-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
S 8 8 5 8 $50
5 2 4 3 4 3 8 A-34EI


The summary for the match play follows;
(harnpionshtp (semi-fnaIs)-Fuller beat kirnoAH oy
IN and 2 10 play Pickley Raymond by up and
10 play -, -, > - .,s % n,av
Consolation Cup beaten eight (nnal--Lowly peat
Carl and h,-I
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08

ee--ifnaI round-Lockett beat Pelzer. up and TO
,ts =. r,,rn1an beat Hatch, 3 up and 10 play
P CLASS A.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08

snihrioee iest Isadaisy So
- Is sace F-o3cser Contender.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
AUTO" RECORD FOR MRS. CUNEo.

|. apprentice allowance.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08

PRESIDENTS CCP
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08

1aes always close the Isce eesy cieTerE at Z
eho he fed probably best Maxnar. outrun and
4oE = last sixteenth NoTbUry away four miles a
n q 5AcE-For zzidens years old 500 added six z
-T- Winner. ch- C.. by Star Shoot-Csnb-ia
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
ELECTION DAY CUP.
RIG FIELD AT oYkER MEADOW.

nonser won the Holiday Cup by beating
o and 2 to playaat thirty-six holes.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08

:, Bsd News worked his way the front IN the last
81 few strides Eugena Burch- all but left the po
reg e pail ner OF Bad News. Coy Maid was never
aIE RAcE.-Ssilins. ,or three-year-olds and over:
y Winner br. nv flcdfeliorr-Neiiie Mac
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1905-04-29
TO HUNT FOR LOST INDIANS
Cherokees, Numbering 1000, Named
on Payment Rolls, Fail to APP
ply for Allotment. i

Muskogee, I. 1.-THE Dawes commits
sion will soon put party at work in the
Cherokee nation to find out what has be-
come of 1000 Cherokee Indians whose
names appear on the old payment rolls
of 1896, but of whom the commission can
learn nothing. j.. IT these people exist they
are entitled to allotments. 1t is claimed
by many that the names are fictitious
and we're fraudulently placed on the
rolls by persons who drew money for
them and pocketed the funds.
The rolls of the Cherokee nation were
closed two years ago, but commission
representing the Cherokee nation en-
tered the application of these 1000 In
dams, believing that they were entitled
to allotment and had not made applica-
ton. In the Choctaw and Chickasaw
nations there are a few hundred names
of Indians where the same status pre-
walls.
When the Creek rolls closed it was
found that there were 100 Creeks whose
names appeared on the old rolls who did
not make application. These were
called the lost Creeks"