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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03

N B1aka}y sic pc
mie6cie wie6ci o napa6ci i "a
biciu X. proboszcza Wagnera
20 sw. kazarza - a teraz W
ZaniemySlu bedacego duszpa-
sterzem. Fakt ten straszliwy
zdarzy} sic i%stotnie, ale ME u
mas tylko " C%harkowie, mie-
6cie gubernialnem po}udnio-
wei Rosyi. W mie6cie tenn K.
wikary Wagner udzieli} slubu
ma}ze6skiego jednemu ze
swych uczni6w, kt6rym i.
dziela} nauki religii, a potem
by1 ma lego uczcie weselnej.
Kiedy powraca} wieczorem
napadli 20 opryszkowie W CO.
lu rabunku. Rozbili mu cza-
szke, rozerwali jezyk i z}ama-
Ii reke. Sta1a sic ia szbrodnia
O kilkaset krok6w cd domu
weselnego. Zb6jcy, obrabo-
wawszy ksiedza, uciekli, Ran
nsgo znalezli str6ze nocni i
zawiezli do szpitala, gdzie x.
W. umar} po kilku dniach
cierpie6.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03
z POD MOSKALA.

Il WARSZAWY pisza: Cd
wydaniu Najwyzszego ukazq9
do daty obecnej zmieni}o wy
znanie, przechodzac prawo-
s1awia ma katolicyzm, z CORA
1900 os6b W Warszawie.
- Cyfre to podajemy ma
,podstawie akt6w u~rzedowYch
parafialnych. nj
~Przyjmujacych katolicyzm
podzieli6 MONA ma dawnych
unit6w i prawosawnych badz
z urodzenia, badz tez takich,
kt6rzy poprzednio z katoli-
cyzmu oraz innych wyanah
przyjeli wyznanie prawos}a-
wne, a obecnie przechodza
ma religia rzymsko-katolicka
Najwiekszego kontyngensu
zmieniajacych wYznanie do
starczaja dawn unici, cho-
ciaz " niekt6rych parafiach j
druga kategorya Jest SLIME
reprezentowana NJ parafii
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03
000Q00oo0do9
3 WIESCI "OJCZYZNY s
z PRUS POLSKICH.,

Zdaje sic,
re jednak nasza piekna pol
ska Kraina przeznaczona ma
zag}ade. Kolonizacya wyku-
pi}a JUL tysiace m6rg, pasmo
kolonii ciagnie- sic !: ca{eml
miami, a W Koronowie coraz
wiecej sic s}yszy nkulturna"
gware. Wobec tego~ wobec
nawo}ywa6 gazet, re ,,zlemla
ME wolno nam frymarczyc",
przypuszczac by sic. powinno'
ze PoIak obcemu ziemi ME
sprzeda, chociazby mu jego
morgi 20 mark6wkami wyio'
zyl. TAX jest moze gdzieln-
dziej, ale ME u mas. Dowla-
.dujemy sic z pewnego zr6dfa'
re W Dziedzinku, wsi zupef-
ME polskiej, 3 gospodarzy:
W}adys}aw Sztanka, Aleksan-
der Siewert i Antoni SCALA
stoja " pertraktacyach z ko-
lonizacya, Agent kolonizacyi
Dremel, przez kt6rego pos
rednictwo wszystkie majatki
tutaj kolonizacya naby}a,
szczeg6}owo-gospodarstwa ich
juz oglada}, tax re handloWl
O judaszowe. z}oto mic juz ME
stoi ma przeszkodzie. Gospo-
dare ci So Polakami, posla-
daja razem oko}o 1000 m6rg,
do sprzedazy ich ME zmusza
:bieda, DO wszyscy bardzo
,dobrze sic stoja. Many ma
dzieje, re jeszcze sic " mich
-odezwie sumienie. W pre-
ciwnym razie ME byliby war;
,ci, ably ich t6 resztki pozo-
.sta1ej ziemi polskiej Mostly.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03

TCZEW. w piatek kapa}o
sic tn pieciu robotnik6w, po-
'chodzacych Kr6lestwa Pol
skiego, W Whsle. Pomimo
przestrogi poszli ma g}ebine z
wyjatkiem jednego, kt6ry u
miat plywac i byliby potone~
Ii, gdyby p}ywacz ME by{ i'm
jeszcze ma lyle wcze6nie pod
sunal wioslo, ze trzech z Mich
zdo1al uratowae. Czwarty u.
tonai jednak i .gdy go rybak
No1ebiewski, kt6ry niebez-
piecze1stwo spostrzeg}, ale
ME zdazy} z ratunkiem, wy
ciagna}; juz mu zycia PREY
wr6cic ME zdo}ano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03
z GALICYI.

LW0W w uroczystosc b}.
Jak6ba z Strepy, patrona ar
chidyecezyi lwowskiei, udzie-
lii najprzew. Ks. Arcybiskup
Bilczewski 6wiece6 kap}a6-
skich dziewietnastu, dyako-
nom. Miedzy n~owowy6wieco-
nymi znajduje sic trzech ka-
pian6w pochodzacych z zabo-
:ru pruskiego: So to; ksiaza Bo:
rowski, Gramse i Zelewski.
Skazani W procesie toru6-
skim "a uczenie sic literatu-
.ry i history polskiej ma vie
zienie, a nastepnie wyklu-
czeni z wyzszych szk6l prd-
skich, znalezli W Lwowie COS.
chime przyjecie i uku6czyw;
sly czteroletnie studya teolo-
giczne ma uniwersytecie
%lwowskim, dis widza sic u
celu swych pragnie6. Szcze6c
Boze ich piracy ma niwie ko-
6cielnej i narodowej!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03
GDANSK. w poniedzia}ek

GDANSK. W poniedzia}ek
rano podczas ciezkiej bury
uderzy} piorun W kosci6{
protestancki 6w. Katarzyny
prey ulicy Mly6skiej. Znisz-
cyl doszczetnie wieze i ota-
czajace ia cztery wiezyczki.
Dzwony stopi}y sic i rune}y
ma ziemie. Gala miejska straz
ogniowa i pok}ad6w cesar
skich podazy}a ma miejsce, i
z}aczonym jej u~si}owaniom
powiod}o sic to starozytna
6wiatynie uratowac cd zupe}-
nej zaglady. Mury i wnetrze
koSciola ME ucierpia}y. Gda6-
szczanie juz ME us}ysza cho-
ral6w, kt6re s}ynny zegar ma
wiezy togo zboru co godzine
wygrywal. Instrument ten
dzwonkowy pomieszczony 20
stall W wiezy W r. 1738 "a
panowania kr6la polskiego
Augusta III. - Strata wyrza-
dzona ko6cio}owi, wynosi o.
ko}o 100000 mrk.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03
Uzywajc1e ma wszystk0.

Cie7ka choroba przychodzl czesto
jake ,ezultat nieznosuych below z
przepe}nionych organ6w. Odurze-
ME, boil W krzyzach, choroba wa
troby. .apchauie. Lecz dzieki Ora
King New Life Plguikom, n So
1agodne lecz doskonale Sprdbujcie
je. Tylko 25c. Gwarantow ane przez
M. J. Kowalewskiego aptekarza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03

ORNETA Mad torem ko-
lejowym T.. Ornety do Licbar-
ku znalaz} TAME pracujacy
robotnik bardzo rzadki i ma
der ciekawy okaz zyta. Ot6z
ma pniu wyros}ym W zwirze
byly cztery k}osy W jednem
miejscu wyros}e, obfitujace W
kwiecie. Dziwny to cud PREY
rody, ie6liby,. 70 tax rzadki
okaz wyr6sl W zwirze, vice
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03
KALISZ. Przy}aczenie to-


KALISZ. Przy}aczenie to-
ru koloi zelazn. z Warszawy
ma Kalisz do granicy pruskiej
stale sic faktem. vGazeta
Kodzka" donosi, ze niezadiu-
go rozpoczna przedsiebiorcy
sypanie togo 'toru z Kalisza
do Szczypiorny. Kosztorys
wynosi 200 tvs. Tor ma bye
wyko6czony W p6znej jesieni
a roku 1906 oddanym do
uzytku publicznego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03

PAKOSC. Teraz juz Cos
podarze wiejscy wstepuja co.
raz liczniej W szeregi spree
dawczyk6w. 1 tax: gospoda-
RE J. G}owacki i Antczak
sprzedali swe posiad1o6cj
niemcowi Studtlemu "a "
okolicy Makowar ska - 60
spodarzy zamierza razem O.
:ko2o tysiaca' m6rg sprzedat
W obce rece.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03

Parma Hele-
ma "Bibrowicz6wna z}ozy}a
egzymin ma nauczycielke ry'
sunk6w ola szk6l wyzszych
we w~roclawskiej szkole sztuk
pieknych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03
" kamienhym. piasku, ME
zawierajacym sok6w zywot-
Mich jake dobra gleba posia-
da. {.
Z PozNANsK1EG0.
POZNAN.. O. p6}nocy e

n @ p6}nocy Ze
srody ma czwartek srozy{a
sic mad miastem ogromna
:burza. Piorun> uderzy}- razy,
ale szk6d wielkich ME zarza-
dill Ulewa by}a tax wielka,
re ma ulicach P6}wiejskiej,
Lakowej i Fryderykowskiej
trzeba by1o ~przywo}ac straz
pozarna z pompani i ia by}a
%zniewolona ~wypompowac wo-
de z ulic p}ynaca do pomiesz-
kan sklepowych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03

N 24go z. m. OBJ
chodzi} ks. prob. Fengler W
Jastrowiu 50-letni jubileusz
kap}a6stwa. Tam urzeduje juz
AZ lat. Najprzew. ks. arcybi-
skup mianowa1 radcami or
dynaryatu: ks. kan. dr.. Dali
bora i ks. szambelana ku-
komskiego. Do tel rady MALE
Nv tel zawsze ks. oficya}.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16

Right tptoed of badly far
southerner pomine
cTII RACE Selling for three allies $1,000 added
I-ze<5- winner T.. by Gotham Kenmore Queen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16
LEAGUE sTANoINe.
SPIRITED LAWN TENN
anderson and Grant Beaten on
Staten Island Courts.

The lawn tennis players reached the sefni-rna
round in botn the singles and doubles yesterday on
the courts Of the Staten Island Cricket and lawn
Tennis Club at Livingston Staten Island Keep
frx 10 the traditions of this tournament an upset
was recorded as c. r. Watson ir and George M
Miles OF the Orange Lawn Tennis Club. defeated
Frederick G. Anderson and Wylie c. Grant Three
sprited sets were played but only in the first were
Anderson and Grant successful in their combination
of net and back court work
Two OF the competitions in the singles contributed
"a the general high class play Of the day One OF
these the defeat Of G. = Kelly, the champion IN
door nIaver Of the eth Regiment association, by
va sGn in straight sets. was IN the MATURE OF an
inset Theodore Roosevelt Pell forced anderson
tha Kings County champion, TO extend hinseI LOT
+i1rae SETS EeSore Anderson was able 10 WIN his
saT7f-fnaI bra Cket. The summary follows;
Mems singles ahird roundEdvn Fischer dsfsatsd
sandal - ga: Frederick G. Anderson GeIeaIA1
S-L5,o5o-a ISoCz-eIt Pe, SIS 4-8, SIS c + " atSoh.
+-fas-ed = q Kelly 6-3. e.; Howard A RUNNER
= stss+a5 Gordon Willis 6-S. e..
Na-ss doubles Cthfrd roundl-karl H Behr ana ray
roTd u Little BramhaI and 7 Soucnet'
- a. F. r.. and George NJ Miles a.
fea led Frederick G Anderson and WyHs . tTranT
81 e. r. D. and James Peu deLeaIsd a
grr-b ir and r ! Ogby. 6-3. 81. 81: Edwin =
Fisrler and Kelly Theodore Roosevelt zen anu
var z Allen e. sail. unfinished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16
MERIT WILL WIN, SAYS MADoO.
Tells New Policemen That Ideal Of
Heavenly Lounging Place Is False.

Police Commissioner McAdoo yesterday gave SONS
advice to seventy-four probationary patroin1en who
are entering the school OF instruction The men
were ordered TO meet IN the surgeons room OF
Police Headquarters They were in civilians
clothes. Mr.. 1LcAdoo said. IN part.
have taken your names without question rom
the eligible list. and want to tell you that you are
under no obligations TO any Merit VIII count
IN the future and merit has honestly TO stay
in this department and IS stepping stone 20 sue
cess -,
anv one else You must give them information and
be courteous and kind to the citizens ct al times
ne sober. don't drink, and don't get stout and then
saw that YOU cant do your duty. Exercise - bene-
fetal for every man. You must keep your eyes ana
011r eaYs omen all the time. Don't talk TOO much.
think some pouceuen's ideal heaven Is series or
corners with them leaning Up against tns lamp
n 7 thought that any Of you paid one osnt 20
he here ro-day I would strike your name on the
list and II any tells you that Il was through
his Influence you got TO be patrolInan ne nes.
Ir,erI-fbinp IS before you. and you must Go your
1t SfenCiIied on the brains Of policemen are
the words Beat ftl' Don't have that stenc1lsd on
UNI bra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16
KINGS DAUGHTER SPEEDY
UTNS WILLOW HANDICAP.
Whimsical Has a Rough Journey
and Meets ueitb Defeat.

T c McDowelrs Kings Daughter won the
nineteenth renewal OF the Willow Handicap at
Gravesen5 yesterday in a manner which stamps
her as one OF the few high class youngsters Of
her sex the present season has produced Not
only did she defeat about the strongest field Of
her own age and sex which could he brought
together. but she ran the five and oue-haIf fur
lonzs-the present distance Of the WIllow-in
l-0T 4-5,
With ia pounds on her back she was in re-
ceipt Of twelve pounds from Whimsical, and also
received weight concessions from Edna Jackson.
Tangle and Consistent The kind OF beating she
gave them. reckoned in pounds. more than Offset
the allowances, however. Whimsical conceded
10 be the star FLY Of the year was the only. one
Of the lot. with the possible exception OF TangIe
that had any legitimate excuse TO account for
her defeat Not only is 126 pounds a steadyfng
inpost II itself but the ride she received and
the hard luck she suffered were enough 10 en-
compass her defeat had she been an Artful OF
Sysonby-
Knapp was forced to take her up sharply three
times and in a bungling way he got her out Of
one pocket only to ind another. Burns. on tho
other hand. rode Kings Daughter in his best
fashion and, getting her away from the post on
her tiptoes. had his field driving TO keep within
striking distance before a furlong had been run.
Toots Nook vas always the winners nearest
opponent, and she could never get within
length Of her At the finish Kings Daughter
was Two lengths TO the good and was being
eased Up Ruth " was the runner ID
Although Whimsical was norinaIv the favor
its a. to ., there vas q tremendous play on
Kings Daughter and at post time there was
only q half point difference between them.
The victory OF Hun1o in an all-age handicap
a. mile and an eighth was the only success
ire Tavor71e players had 10 their credit at the
end OF the afternoons bout Huulo moreover.
shaTt : the honor OF first choice with the mare
Don't Ask Ne, 50 that even IN this race honors
between players and layers we're easy. FTur1o
Taited behind Foladay, and when the latter
tired overhauied him and won under q hand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16
JUMP FROM DEATH IN AUTO.
Two Long Island Men Leave Wild Machine
as It Crashes Into Tree.

Jamaica, Long Island. Sept. t5-Douglss Dis
brow an automobile manufacturer OF Division
ave. Richmond HI1l, and James McIEeruy, hotel
keeper. of Roselle Park. had 2 narrow escape from
death serious injury to-day by losing control OF
an automobile
The machine had got out of order and they had
stopped at a repair shop to hlve Il mended. The
nan patched it temporarily. hut advised them
not TO continue the trip. They went on, however.
and TWO blocks from the shop. At Rocksway Road
and Jamatca-aye. Jamaica. sonnet hing again went
wrong. blshrow, who driving. lost control o;
the car. which swerved To side of the road and
dashed into d tree
Both men jumped and McIuerny escaped injury.
but DlSbroW head struck "A tree and be received
q painful scalp wound. The wound was dressed al
81 Marys Hospital and Mr. Dshrow WAS bile 10
go home
Disbrow is brother ~ Louis DlshrcW, who VAS
tried and acquitted connection with tho drowning
Of Clarence Foster AMI "Dimples' Lawrence, in
Tians nay three years ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16
BEST GOLFERS ENTERED
Serenty-sccen Named for National
Open Cham ponship.

The entries for the open championship Of the
United States Golf Association TO he played next
Thursday and Friday at the Myopia Hunt club
course. near Boston with the dra wings and time
Of each pair starting. We're announced yesterday
ny " FelIowes Morgan.
There are seventy-seven entries. eleven Of whom
are amateurs. Prominent among these are v alter
J. Travis A @ Lockwood Charles r. Macdonald
Malcolm Nc urHey and A J. White. the iutercol-
Iegiate champion. About all the leading profes-
SIGNALS in the country entered. including two
from Canaaa and Willie Smith, from Mexico. The
list IS as follows
sIs arS S3 $40 M a. . triahs Westbrook
and I'd F4tztohn Iifendae. NJ Fay ingalls,
ward and David Robertson B45slo: $50 a M Fred Nc
II. RawIius. Wykagyi. and J. I-!oya, Manchester
Tes spfinssT o 9:io NJ W j. TTavls GardeT ,ity
Atlantic city. and " D Cope Detroit. 40 a m H.
P F Barrett Boston ana pevereaux Emmett Garden
$50 m T G s;e sr ssets 2pia ana c T Mrag
TI VoiJsson M, 80 q . osiIyi T-ft ' Ie1aL
ana A @ Ioclswo9d Aiist9n 80 a m" James FOULS
Nassau and 5 NienoIts. aoyv9od go a. NJ T. l.
7oo5 a H. Da,a brown Boston ana y Anderson
G.envie~ and r actenze oHrentsia; 100 m 81, Gn
Nichols DsnTfI and AFa9T Si,6 a5 lo
1o;so a p. " Il Way Cleveland and r 5 Exams
Hobens. Eagevood 10 40 a M j. lorcoren Boston and
hieago ana : c seTvos Boston io:ao n orrn
Peter FI5sro ia yton ard = B. Ma tons a.
ear3 fs Cf,. 100 a a O T.. Turnbuu. Pelham
J. ". Young Be-roT5sEs: l1 Ii.2s a NJ p , R2s
canoe ana Tom GorrI.y Marine and led L 20
ton: il % m v. clark. Aga~ara- and W T. Gordon.
Il 30 4 M Joe Mitchell Cleveland and VIII Smi-h
England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.


Washington outplayed the H1ghlarders IN yes
terdays game at American League Park. and
Won by 4 score OF t. to =. Brilliant fielding. in
contrast TO th9t shown by the home players
marked the work of the visitors, especially the
playing Of Cassidy In the first inning he was
aFplauded for a running catch of Chase's diff
cult liner and then brousht the crowd 10 its
feet in the second inning with splendid catch
Of Chase's puzzling foul Yeager also came in
for an ovation for a great stop OF Audersou's
wicked drive in the fourth inning
Chesbro pitched for the home team. and was
hit hard in the ninth inning, when Washington
got four men over the plate The first four men
up IN this inning singled. With the bases fu
1eaSer threw Cassidy's hit Chase's head
and three men scored. Another single brought
IN the final run.
Chesbros double got FuItz and Kleinow over
the plate for the HighIsnders' only runs I'm this
inning. The score follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16
TORRANCE IS THE CHALLENGER.
Will Meet Burchard for Hudson River
Championship To-day.

Straight SGT victories was the order yesterday
f., the continuation Of the championship tourua-
r-ent Of the Hudson River Lawn Tennis Associa-
rion on the courts of the Englewood Field Cluo
At F,ngIe wood. y. J. Henry A Torrance. OF the
EnElewood Field Club won the final OF the men
sigIos and will meet the holder of the champion
shin challenge cup. Ross Burchard. for that trophy
this afternoon. The summary follows,
Mems championship singles semi hnsl rognd-CIeorEs
r F1zlsvooti Fled ilD n-ie1lH+ d. = 9''''s"'
p-nyIsvrood Field Club. I'll. s-6
Final rolud-FFeurl A. Torrance EnzleTqod F1eid
,f1f a. fsstei George case. Eugev5od Field club by
dsfaut .-.i 49, -o,,-5, S-.-
az. f4c,.srs srs a. Coppe EnEleVood Field Club. de
fee It'd l. II FTtca sad Floyd : smith sleepy Hollow
'trb Workers. St. -
Vcr,4ns rhans.ous1ip singles semi final rouUdlAfrs
,,iv soc ovCoi yield club, defeated Mrs. ". g.
,-Iark F,rglavood Field club. - IS
3It~a- rra-1riCrslfo 5olbes fsemi final roundl-Shep
ard Romans ana Nrs Louis : Coz Engiewood Field
Tub. defeated TacoJt " Ranks and Mrs v 9 clark.
cd SIS George
vs. : y Tevrett EaElev0od Field ClUb. defeated
ara Ms II. Pouch. Fo7sl.cn Country Club. SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16
PADDOCK AND oUARTERsTRETCE
Bsr Ie Due Under SUPPLEMENTARY Have
Narrow Escspe from Injury.

The old Larpliglter horse Bar L Due which
tzs not been 70 the races in long tine. dis
Llz-ed such uaseeu1l- enthusiasm upo- his re-
Turn yesterday that thu C7ravesend stewards
promptly ordered veterinary surgeon IN examine
hin for traces Of assistance The horse has al
ways been considered one O. the done" variety
by the public generally. and when he was sent
70 the post il The E1Lh race. with his eyes hlsz-
ing and his tail flirting il matter ot com
mon gossip On the lawns that he had got his"
T the stewards suspicious prove true. Il only
fair 70 Bar lie Due 10 add that he zor an overdose
He ran a-e0nspicuous last al the way and finished
Elxteeurh Of a Tlfie behind the winner. The doc
Tors VIII not make their report 10 the stewards
unrfi today. Bar lie Duo Is owned by 9. L
Hall and IS trained By F Williams. About 8
vas 80 l yesterday.
speedwav, ridden by Lewis Smith and Colds
horo ridden By an apprentice boy named Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16


conte a
T3ICAP:
inner f. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16
COLUMBI4 FOOTBALL,


- - fov- dsvs b. two big men-Thayer from
sobooI IN the Northwest who weighs 24o pounds
and 2 us pound man named Wood, who is 10 enter
the school Of architecture. Neither Of them has
had much football experience but good cca hing
-. =, r,,-b They viii come out for the team
nhs, me, have passed their examinations next
lack Wright. he big tackle Of The 1900 and 1901
.rs7.ns gel in Yesterday from the West, and VIII
assist in the coaching - e.. 8. .i.
There vas lineup ysseIdi4ty fer t the 5Tst line
as TOTO" o,isrd 4igeIburgb. centre, Ryan. Encs
SCI, I ,srS Won Saitzs. right tackle Hurley, night
riSIl gudLu -,,srfa-batk: Wechsler. left halfback
eng rjryfT ma fhaCk: Starbuck. fullhack. Eon
sstza is % FOUNDER who PLAYED On ne g class
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16
NEVIS OF THE DIAMOND.

F4arrv Pulliarn president Of the National League
has decided against the BROOKLYN baseball club N
regard 10 the ruling Of Umpire Klein against LIlT1-
lev in the second game played With chicago on
August o. Tinker. in this game sent long ~
=. 5se right which Lunnley apparently caught, but
then bumped against pole. dropping the Pan.
LEIe17 az first declared the batter out. and then
ruled that he safe EbbetLs protested me
game for BROOKLYN. on the ground that luraley
bad the ball r1ouentarily. as prescribed py the
-Ties PuiIiam decides the umpire is the sole ar
bitter.
Although Gilbert. the second basennan CT the
Giants is still limping he left with the nine yes
+er5sy II Is thought that he will be able 70 play
the early part Of next week.
The F4ighlanders met with more hard luck in
YESTERDAYS game. IN the fifth inning q toul tP
rom xittredges bat split McGures hand 50
5adir that he had to retire from the game
After hitting ten straight fouls. kleinow' OF tne
ryighlanders flied out to Huelsnan in Yesterdays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16
SMITH AND ANDERSON TIE.
KEEN FIGHT FOR TITLE.
Some Brilliant Golf in Open Metro
poHtaR Cham pionship.

Willie Anderson and Alex Smith tied at 300
for the open championship of the MetropoIftan
Golf Association Yesterday at the Fox Hills Golf
Club links. after two days Of brilliant eoIf
1t was one of the most interesting seveIIty-tvo
hole, medal play competitors ever Witnessed
III this country. The tie viii be played of this
afternoon in the open eighteen hole handicap.
Willie Anderson. the national omen champion
was ct his best in the morning, when h, did a
%. and Won the SD offered for the best score
OF the third eighteen holes He needed five
strokes more In the afternoon however. and
needed 20, which made it possible for Alex
smith 10 recover the strokes he lost in the
morning round.
Martin O'Loughljn, the youthful professional
OF the PIainfed County Club was the centre Of
attraction in the afternoon. as he went out in
10 and came home in 81. equallfng the profes-
sional competitive record for the course of -
This, with his morning round of -. also gave
MIN the best total score for 81 holes OF the. day
adding a second So to his credit With his
total of sos, for the two days play of - holes,
ne tied with John Hobeus for third and fourth
prizes $40 and SO which they divided equally
between them. Fifth and sixth money was di-
VIded between Isaac MackiA and David Ogivie
each getting $40 The first and second prize Of
SI7o and 500, will be settled in the play off Of
the tie. The gold medal which was also to go
10 the winner was stolen yesterday. and another
VIII have TO be provided
The poorest round Anderson had during the
entire competition was the last round Of the
four yesterday afternoon. when he did the
course in the bogie of 20 He played a fair
game. with the exception of his putting which
was not UP to his usual high standard His
score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16
BUSINESS COURSES OF Y. NJ. c. A.

The first course in business economy at the wess
Side Young Mems Christian Association VIII begin
October 10 and continue until May 5. The
deals with various executive problems such as how
to make business pay when e did not pay before:
how 10 make business pay better than Il did
before how to ind leaks. and how 10 stop them.
and how to make the best way OF doing any bust
ut the students business. The second
deals with modern Office methods. and viii last
from October II to March L The course covers all
details that arise in the administration OF the mod
business Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16
BLOWS DID NOT KILL WOMAN.

Coronars Physician Mord performed autopsy
Yesterday on the body OF Mrs. Mary Horne. who
was found dead Thursday night in the street near
her home. in Touokins- Torl3ktnsviile,
was found tine woWar's death caused by
heart disease from overexer-iou. The vor,ar,-s
husband h@}d without bail by Magistrate
Croak for examination next Tuesday. ". T. Kelly.
who arrested with Horne, held "a s. 900
bail for extminst ion the same day.