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New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
NEw.oRLEANs ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW

First race Csx furlongs1-Lasgtte, e5 Flight e5;
Impght s5: Ranger s7; Korea. 100: Edith May. ioS;
Garrett Wilson. 10: Sandbath. 11O.
second mile and three-sixtesnthsl-A Allinds-
f05 Louise Connor IO5; Rosa Williams, 1O5; Evelyn
Kinsey. los; Amsterdam, loI; Diplomat, l07 Dun
JO7 Jelen, 1l0; Colin George 1l2 Birch Rod, 112i
O5ibwa II2; 81. Blue 1l2
Third selling; mile)-Hoceo, los; Maritans,
li0 Probable, IlO; Decoration 10; knowledge, 10;
Arschue 1l5: DEATH 49, worthington. 115: Jim Hale.
115 April Shower. lis: BennenwoTth 11s Merry Aero
40.
Fourth race Ohandcap; seven furlongs)-Siss 30;
Norwood Ohio So Careless 9s: Katie Powers 105; Dan
McKenns los. Old stone. I09
Fifth race selling; one mile slxteenth)-Signund.
i05 Lee King 105. Missnthrope 10T. Barkemore los;
Csntels lOS Caithness los; Bengal no. ToOtsy Mack
no. Trepan 1l2; keynote 1I2; Belle OF Milford ii2:
Homestead ia.
race Ca seventy ysrds)-I@ou NJ, 100:
ROderfck Dhu. 1O2; Auls l02 Coruscae no; Goldaga
40; Gregor k. 1l2
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES.

W. H HALL, Nos 40 and a West Twenty-sec-
ond-st. announces January sale Of furs at prices
below value including mus. coats. robes and capes
for coachmen. stoles. cravats. hoods. caps gloves
and SETS
ton to a remnant sale OF mems suits.
WILLIAM S. KINsEY & CO.. No. 24o Fifth ava,
offer embroidered shirtwaists and robes. neckwear
and Irish crochet collars and cuffs
SIMPSON CRAWFORD COMPANY sixth-ave
Nineteenth 10 Twentieth-st. offer silk shirtwaist
suits and demi-costumes at almost one-half price,
reductions in evening wraps and gowns and bar
gains In fancy silks and foulards They announce
a remnant sale OF dress goods and a January sale
OF shoes.
C. C. SEIAYNc. Forty-frst and Forty-second sts.
between Broadway and Sixth-ave announces a
discount sale of furs. including mink and otter
skin etc.: also automobile coats for men and
women
I.D BoUTILLIER BROTHERS. West Twenty
thIrd-st call attention to annual sale OF reduc-
tions in women's underwear. They also offer
French underwear at low prices
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO.. Broadway and
rineteenth-st. announce special sale OF rugs. IN
Guiding American made. seamless Administer and
p,aas carpet at low prices The sale also includes
reductions In extra fne cotton bathroom rugs and
upholstery.
HIGGINS 81 SETTER West Twenty-tirst and
vvest rwenty-second at. announce that their esgh-
teenth annual plate sae win begin Tomorrow
morning. Tho sals includes Doalten service ana
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
CHOOSING A HIGH SCHOOL TEAM.

At the regular Friday evening exercises of the
English literature and oratory class. first hour. Of
the Eastern Evening High School for Men. the
members Of which are organized into society, a
competition for places on the team 20 debate
against the New-York Evening High School for
Men held. The subject of the debate was:
Resolved. That the jury system should be abol-
ished."
The affirmative ably upheld by Messrs. Wild
der, Brunswick and Gottschalk the negative fully
as well by Messrs Koehler, Lowenstein and Ge-
wertz Time being limited. a decision as to the
result OF the debate not announced On Mon
day the society will decide the team
Prior to the debate the following officers and
executive committee for the ensuing term were
elected: President Mr.. Koehler; vice-president.
Mr.. Wilder: secretary. Mr.. Taffao: executive COM
wick.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
DRUB IN HARD LUCK.
Leading Iceboat T1oice Disabled,
Once Disqualified.

Red Bank N J.. Jan. Il (SpeciaD.-The ice yachts
of the North Shrewsbury Club raced to-day in
northwest wind of thirty miles hour. The
George won the first race, twelve and one-half
mile contest points for the Club Cup. Charles
Burds Drub rounded the first turn in the lead. but
a minute later was hit by hard puff Of wind and
her port shrouds parted allowing the mast to go
by the board. The Daisy and the Northwest were
also hauled out early IN the race on account of
minor accidents The Georges time was 26:52 The
Wizard second in 2:4o nine seconds ahead of
the Tyro.
The Drub again led around the first mark in the
second race. but went just close enough to the
stake to foul it. and was disqualified. The Daisy
had quit when bolt in her bobstay broke The
George, which had been right at the stern OF the
Drub won the fast time of 21:51 William Whites
AIistra second. in q 81 two seconds ahead Of
the Wizard.
a race for the challenge pennant of the club over
the seven and one-half mile course was won by the
yro in 1850 The AIistral second, Wizard third
and Northwest last. The Drub had more hard luck,
breaking her rudder post while in the lead.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
CONTESTS MILES WILL.
Wido1c of Colonel Says He Vas of
Unsound Mind.

Mrs Mercedes Leigh Miles. widow OF Colonel
Thomas c. Miles filed objections to the probate
of her husbands will. Colonel Miles died in Long
Island City on November 10 last. He is said to
have left large estate. and his will absolutely
ignores his widow. who is actress. 1t is said
she had not lived with her husband for time
The daughter of Colonel Miles Mrs Mona Newland
Hooper of No. q East Seventy-second-st. Man
haitian was cut off with 50. because she did not
continue TO live with Colonel Miles after her mother
Colonel Miles's first wife. secured divorce.
1t is alleged by the contestant that Thomas 4.
Miles was not of sound mind for several years prior
10 his death. She also contests the validity of the
disposition of the real and personal estate of the
decedent and holds that the paper purporting to
be his will is not his last will and testament. and
that the execution not his free, unconStrained
or voluntary act and that the paper is not sub
scribed TO in conformity with the statute.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
THE MILDRED WINS FROM THE HAZEL.

Long Branch y. J.. Jan. 14.-Commodore Benja-
min p Morris's Mildred turned the tables on
William r. Jolines Hazel L. this afternoon in the
second race for the Wentz Cup over the fifteen
mile triangular course of the South Shrewsbury
Club. Yesterday the Hazel L. won by a narrow
margin This afternoon, under full breeze. with
the ice in perfect condition and squalls flying.
the Mildred defeated the third class pennant win
ner che minute and twenty-five seconds in fifteen
miles making the the fast time Of 80 10.
OF the eight yachts that started the Mildred and
the Haxel L. were the only two that finished. The
Sweetheart the Red Rover, the Arrow Leroy, the
Clarel and the Eagle withdrew. The Red Rover
broke her mast while turning the second stake
The Hazel LIS time for thee hf:een-mile course
was 3IS5. The yachts have each won three races
from each other this and evenly
matched Captain Jacob Edwards, who sailed the
winner won the fourth class pennaEt of the club
with his yacht Elva covering the three-lap course
seven and one-half miles, in le:40- The Woodwasp
finished second in 25N.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

fruit plates Minton. csuldon and Copeland service
plates and Wedgwood hsh plates
RIJRNHAM & PHILLIPS. Nos. 119 and III Mas
sau-st announce q sale Of reductions In imported
cloths and ofrer suits and trousers at reduced
prices.
SAKS CO.. Broadway. Thirty-third to Thirty
fourth-st announce a sale OF oil paintings at re-
duced prices and. for tomorrow. a sale OF reduc-
tions in ribbons. They also call attention to
7loaks. suits and skirts for women at interesting
prices.
STERN BROTHERS. West Twenty-third-st.. an
nouncs for tomorrow. az reduced prices. tailored
walking skirts. women house gowns. woollen dress
fabrics handmade corsets. Persian rugs. mems
house coats and robes and articles In the lace
tain. silk and cloak departments. They are also
offering reductions in furs and fur garments
LORD & TAYLOR. Broadway. Twentieth-st.
Fffth-ave. and Nineteenth-st.. ofrer satin damask
tablecloths. bath towels. Irish linen bedspreads.
linen sheets and piflowcases. blankets cotton filed
comfortables and bedspreads at reduced prices.
A FRANKENFIELD CO. importers and
Jewellers formerly OF No. So West Fourteenth-st.
are now In the Franken1ed Building. No. sS West
Thirty -fourth-st. offering articles In the jewelry
line The whole lower floor and some OF the
upper floors OF the and handsome building are
occupied by Messrs Frankenneld Jewelry, clocks.
siverware. etc, ara being shown. especially on
the lower floor.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
RENEW YALE-HARvARD AGREEMENT.
No Summer Ball" or Athletics Will Be
Allowed by Dual Pact.

New-Haven. Conn. Jan. IA sub-committee OF
the general Yale-Harvard athletic committee met
at the residence OF Anson Phelps Stokes, jr. to-
day, and revived the general athletic agreement be-
tween the two universities. The agreement renews
itself at the expiration of each two years unless an
objection by either university calls for a change
To-day. no complaint being heard from either COM
mittee. the agreement was renewed.
Details Of the rule prohibiting any athlete from
either college from accepting money. prizes re-
wards for taking part In any sport through the sum-
season talked over in its various phases
Mr.. Camp said that out of to-day's discussion will
be formulated rule which will be presented by the
committee. which will state in definite terms that
athlete cannot accept money. reward or any
compensation his expenses, and remain eligi-
bic to the college team.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
ICE BOATS I'M LINE AT ORIENT.

Orient, Long Island. Jan. f2 (SpeclaD.-All sports
centre in Ice boating at this place now. The bay
is frozen over solid. and is as smooth glass,
and all day long the ice boats are gliding the
glittering ice. Many boats have been built
this year. and racing is feature OF the days
sport. There are many fast ice boats in the Orient
Ice Yacht Club. and each new boat that is built
is planned TO take the lead a racer. Among
the boats built is E. Cook Potty'a new racer.
the Harmless. which has just been launched the
ice. Her speed is not known yet and while it
considered that she will be fast 1t is doubtful
II she can break the record made by John Il.
Browns boat, which has made a record OF one
mile I'm 56 seconds. While Mr.. Browns boat is
considered the fastest each boat that is built
is planned TO exceed her speed. II possible.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
vENAroR IN FRONT AT OAKLAND.

San Francisco, Jan. 14.-4Iisty's Pride and Vena-
ter raced ont like team with Letoa right at their
heels. in the Adam Andrew Selling Stakes After
passing the half pole, Venator got away from his
Geld and won by length. NJ. D. Miller bid up the
winner from 81 400 TO 800 and DR.. Rower let him
&c. The summaries;
First woyear-olos three furIongs)-Grasseutter
10S Jones'. 70 Captain Gurrett, ll2 (dcBrde)
20 J, second; Seniiune, ZOE (BeD, 20 !, third
Time. 0;39h. Chief Whitman. EQuorunt Rex Busy Bee
Dora Gentry. Beilona Miss Berg Soledad and Yoo Girl
also
second Give and one-haIf furlongsl-Ths Repro
bate. 104 (AcHrde). . J. Plat. ll2 (Bullnan
second: Edrosun. Ie4 (Davis) third. Time
1:09 Golden Buck. Lily Golding. Melar. Macene and
Lady Fashion also
Third Csix and half furlongsl-san Nicholas
Jos Q)avs) 10 D won Rector 162 (Michaes), 8 70 l.
second: Gateway l02 CBoyol. third Time 122l.
al Photo. Ishtar. Eshern and The Lady Rohesia also
Csel!ng: six one-half furlongs)-ven-
l03 Davis. 5. won: Leola. 9S (Teenneld)
> 10 O. second; ". T. Conoon LOG IAndersOn), > 10 J.
third. Time, 1-sola. Andrew r. Cook Magrano, Martin
lras, Elliott Nisty's Pride and Salable also
Firth fone mile and one-sixteenthl-Briers 104
Davis. : 10 B. won Dungannon, 81 CMcBride) 70 l.
teoond Nodicun. lo4 tFountainl 70 2 third Time
1:bSA Flying TORPEDO Budd Wade and Major Tenny
also
Sixth 0,andicap; mie)-Ishana, 95 CMcBrfde)
10 !. Judge. l0l Davis. Nigrette
sc fChandlel TO J. third. Time. 1924 Stilicho. Ro
maine and ORC Viva also
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
We Paid 100000

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did this after testing the product for Two
years, through physicians and hospitals, atter
proving in thousands of difficult cases, that
Liquozone destroys the cause of any germ dis
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Liquozone has, for more than 20 years, been
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research. 1t is not made by compromising drugs,
nor with alcohol It's virtues are derived solely
from gas-largely oxygen gas-by process re
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The result is a liquid that does what oxygen
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most helpful thing in the world to you Its ef-
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il is a germicide so certain that we publish Oh
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
HarUard Hockey SeUen Omtplays
Columbia, 5 to 0.

In a fast game of hockey at the St Nicholas Rink
last evening. Harvard defeated Columbia by score
Of TO O. The play was about the best seen in an
intercollegiate match here this season. Although
the visitors gained decisive lead in the opening
half. the Morningsde men played hard. and started
in the second period strongly It the first game
that Harvard has played in the intercollegiate
SERIES and its clean victory over Columbia .;ave
the impression that it will be strong factor for
the championship again this year. II the Crimson
men are able to carry off the title again this sea-
son, the Ceballos Cup will become their personal
property. as they have won 1t twice already
large crowd gathered at the rink last evening
ana much enthusiasm was shown. Harvard has a
good defence. and her team work and individual
play were good. Grant. the Crimson's point was
exceptionally clever Manning the goal also mt
up fine game. Galloway the Crimson captain
went through the Columbia line with astonishing
alertness This half ended 3 to in favor of Har
ward Columbia did not give such a good exhibi-
@ oh Oh team work as she did the previous satur-
oay' when she beat Princeton 8 to
The contest was free from unaecessar, ro,suu
III the nfst half. and not one OF the nIavers 1vo .
ssH1 % tle nench Bode was the first to suffer the
peHdi'y IN the second period. 1t was not until Ave
ol play IN the opening half that Harvard
Shot - ms, lHsl goal. Galloway made difficult
-ioil 'he side Five minutes later after several
not scrlmmages in front OF both nets 7ro,,nss
ue 'ne second goal from a scrimmage Ther
toIio"eo much lifting by both sides nearly -. -
WHICH however. was weak and mild Thar Gu
the side e'e snot from
AFTER the contest had continued several minute.
IN 'ne second half with the Columbia men making
frantic efforts to score. Bode disobeyed rules and
had TWO minutes TO cool or iu Then Galloway
began his quick work again and tailed the fourth
point for the Cambridge team on a long side shot
Not long after Newhan brought the puck down the
rink and passed it to Wildner who shot goal
Ihen Calleghan and Armstrong. of the local seven
disobeyed the rules and both were sent TO the side
lne for two minutes each. There was a desperate
scrimmage In front Of Columbia's net when the
whistle blew for the end of the contest The lineup
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
GAMES OF 9TH REGIMENT.
Spills in Cycle Race = Armory
CrOuded.

The annual games of the 9th Regiment were held
In the armory in West Fourteenth-st. last evening
Every part of the large drillroom where spectators
were allowed to stand sit occupied, and
applause generously given. The 6O-yard han
dicap was Won by z. G. Blackedge, Of the 81
Bartholomew Club, in fine finish. from George Z.
Hale. of the Greater New-York Irish Athletic AS
ISOLATION The 220-yard dash for novices for
schoolboys went to George Phillips and the 1000
yard handicap 20 Fred Seeley. OF the Mohawk
Athletic Club. T. Newman proved himself to be
the best man in the S0O-yard dash and T. A. Kearn
in the one-n1ile race.
excitement and went to A s. r. Smith, of Com
different heats, but none of riders were badly
hurt The tug-of-war contest was won by the
The summaries follow
sixsy1ya1d run (handicaploWon by E s Blacklsdgs
Frasnkel. Mott Haven A. C. dS feef. third Time.
TWO hundred and twenty dash COyice; for public
school b4ysWo4 by George Phillips Public School No
Manhattan second Harry Yopng, Public School No. IS.
ohe-thousand-yar Onandicapl--won by Fred
seeSy MoRswk A. C. COS yard @ 4 d. Peters Wsn0a
9th Reyiment 40 yardsl, third Time. zoos.
only: teams Of four men. each running quarter nie
Mon 0S 1sPaI , TGTPs IsCFa1Sn I % WIZ o. \. Pay A.
t72 yar's second; Company go yards third. Time
81, ,hundrsd,yard CnOxcel-won by D; \; ROberge
second; J. B: Bacon. Y; NJ 9 A. third. Time. I:24a..
Three hundred-yard dash (handicap)-Won by T. New
man. st. Georges a. C. Us yards F. NJ. Pearson, 22d
Regiment A a. 90 yardsl second; w. G Heinkel. St.
Georges c. TO yards) third. Time, 0;34
One-mie run (handicap)-Won by 7. A Kearin Xavier
A. a 900 yards): Frank Lafforgue st. BaTtholomew's
Club 90 yards second; Michael Spring. Pastine a. C.
go yards). third Time. 4:3496.
Twomile bicycle race (hardicap)-Won by H s. r.
Smith. CONF any K Regiment Q20 yards) C. Boster
ling 4O yards second II. V. Read 22d Regiment A. A.
yards). third. Time. 5:09is.
One-mile relay thandicap)-Woa by st. Barthole-
Greater NewYork Irisa a A., second; list
Regiment third. Time. 1865.
fFor other sports see tenth page)
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
IN THE COLD
Crescent Marksmen Haze Bitter
Wind at Ban Ridge.

In a strong and bitterly cold northwest wind that
sent the clay pigeons soaring upward from the
traps and nunbed the fingers of the niarksrnen.
the shooters of the Crescent Athletic Club made
some excellent scores yesterday their ranges at
Bay Ridge.
W. w. Marshall. the veteran. surprised his COM
petitors by winning three trophies OF total of
eight shot for at fifteen targets each. o. c. Grin
neH jr.. two trophies. ana led for the January
cup. with total of % out of a possible %. The
team shoot-the second one OF the month--was won
by T. Robinson and Frank B. Stephenson, with a
total OF SO out OF 90. II, B. Vanderveer was the
other trophy winner. In the first team shoot on the
previous Saturday, r. T. Bedford and o. @. Grin
nell were the winners. with total OF 46. against
40 made by G.. III. Lott and II. b. Vanderveer. Dam
ron. Rayner and o OBrien high men so Tar for
the january Cup.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
Columbia.
ARMY SEVEN BEATS aPoLY PREP
TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBuNE.l

west Point, N. Y. Jan. 1.-THE cadet hockey
seven defeated the Brooklyn POLY Prep team
here to-day by a score Of tc, 2 The game was
hotly contested. but there no unduly rough
work at any time In the first period the visitors
Kept the puck in the West Point territory much
OF the time. but their shots at goal were cIevery
stopped by Park at point and Sumner at goal
Waugh scored the first goal for the army on a
pass from Bartlett Bartlett shortly afterward
got the rubber and carrying it to within striking
distance, passed to Waugh. who again made a.
goal Ward scored for the visitors and the pe-
riod ended to l in the army's favor Rockwell
scored a minute after the second half opened
Later both he and Bartlett added another making
the final score. Haight succeeded in shooting one
more FOR the visitors near the end of the game
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
LORD OF HEVALLEY WINS
Takes GentiIIy Handicap at NesC-
Orleans Track.
IEr rELnanApH 30 rHE rRIpuvn.l

New-orleans. Jan. l4-The air was too brscinE
for comfort the Fair Grounds, and the faithful
regulars reinforced by half-holiday crowd sought
She sheltered spots. The Gentily Handicap. one OF
the classics of the Crescent Jockey Clubs stake
book closed with lo4 nominations. but the accept
snces OF weights. which numbered eight naturally
came from horses that had shown tondness for
mud. Dick Bernard and De Reszke were among
them. Mimoss took up lO4 pounds and was ex-
pected TO give good account OF herself but Lord
OF the Valley finished first. at 20 TO /
The stewards reported that Captain J. T. Will
issns had made due apology for calling Nieol a
thief and that that part OF case had been dis
missed. The responsibility for the disturbance that
followed the accusation has not been fixed.
Rsl5ert, at 70 !. easily the best OF the dozen
that started in the opening race Hennessy brought
Show Down, TO ! chance. up with a rush in the
second. and beat Anodyne py half a length. In
furlong sprint. Kings Trophy simply breezed home
in IN the fth. Aurumaster took the last
The summary:
First race ak fsrloaEs1RslbeTt ag los Gss to
os % oaae M ia 5sops ps se. aer6h e 5hS p.y. T & a Re
Tsrpon, Diamond Betty ana swedish ran.
Second rscs % ,o . allies .sTse snd Gne5han
Anodyne. Jos dI PhiPsl. to second; Inspeetor Girl
Hostility. Mrs. Frank De Seque and Lady TaTascOn
Third race chve turones}Inv1ncibe iO7 Oh PhiIlps)
s % won Brush Up lo2 6Nicol7 70 second Josstte
~oee. Ohio. Msgnolis, silsiss contentoos Ah9mads,
Fourth race che GENTLY Handicap: six ons-halt
De RssEke' III q. Martini. j second: Sis Lee. %
Bernard. Dan MoKenna Master and Minosa also ran
RH ias los oob 10 s. Is won S astadoT e 1buohosI
70 sso0n sS k t 3D. Rsa AsSfn n:r aSa s sn sG
Also nan
a sR s?f 10 q %s Ras saae ess b o. S6S.a
second: LoEd Tennyson 81 GE Rioel; l6 to 8 third third
Benson Caldwell ana Jim Tyrren also ran
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

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New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
ST. FRANCIS xAvIERs DEFEATED

st. Francis Xaxier's College hockey team visited
Brooklyn last night, where It was defeated by the
Brooklyn Boys High School in of the fastest
interschoastic games of the season. The first half
ended with Brooklyn High In the lead l to O the
goal being made by Stewart on a pass from
Borchardt. In the second half Stewart Borchar5t
and Lewis Tailed. the Brooklyn seven winning bv
the final of to /. -
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

every bottle an offer Of $1,000 for a disease
germ that il cannot kill. The reason is that
germs are vegetables; and Liquozone-Iike ex-
cess of oxygen-is deadly to vegetal matter.
There lies the great value of Liquozone. 1t Is
the only way known to kill germs in the body
without killing the tissue too. Any drug that
kills germs is q poison and it cannot be taken
internally. Every physician knows that medi-
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New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

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New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
MARKsMEN AT TRAvERs ISLAND.

Seven matches were decided by the trapshooters
OF the New-York Athletic Club on their grounds at
Travers Island yesterday. ]. w. Borland and G.
Il Grief tied with score of q for the january
Cup. Five men entered for this match. and the
shooting was close. l. Huntington. G. Z. Grier
and ]. W. Borland were the winners OF the other
matches
rnittees to provide extra facilities for the club
ehooters New traps to be installed and sew
eraI special matches with other clubs being
ranged.