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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-25
DRINK MUCH COFFEE
AmERIcAsB CONSUME ALMOST
HALr OF WORLDS OUTPUT.
Indigestion and Nervousness " Peo-
pis il ths unisea states L3fgely
Atutbusshls % Th1s
Baufta

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IFsynieisns aisteFY experts aaa s3isafs
- gtgsIesi faiiafs uaEaslass ineesssats
+ ttE iala aar ssas that sa are latsf-
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saiuiipss - yialatas aafsalFss -
esmplsisaY a. fhs elzndlshmsats af "a
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lesfaat - inefwAsa tha oag asaeAa e
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Fssl - statistics shsaa taas Ameriesna
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used lsss ttAu three paanas Z ~se
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ziaus l. Has houeFtr rat e ths -
sreased oananmptiaa q eoaes tut % tAa
Increased consumption - fresh ~ sai
~ increased nee Il dumt hells -.
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are reltiae "a - lheif haa siamaekH
nnf aiiaylaK their aaffrs Del sfIfs 1f ttsir
oafee hat htcauaa = a. Hut ai 81
evsnts eaHss s lasa teistsFieua thaa
aloatoi
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tnttt q fhf uatlaaAi prosperity A
psarit fhAt hpensa mare thah fsi sH a2a
InA fireie year faf f. fayofiie leverage
musi hs & pretty sod shsps fuanclsllF
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-25
CHICAGO STRIKE
TO Be CALLED OFF.


Chicago MAJ - TIE teamsseo
strike il nomlnally on, hat oaieiAl
ending is espeCted tonight. The a.
topsy of tbe Employer Asspclstieu
sad today a union committee las
aenspisd terms of pesee, ard Tits
statement vas couafnsa by an osiciAl
IL the unlnn. The joint council N tf
taks nual artion tanlght TIE c1m.
mlitse visited q numesr u employers
And made Inquiries a. % the Fslnsiats
msnf q Old drivers Az will nog ts
re-smEsayssi No AS breaker viii b
given q paalflou. President giompen.
0i TIE American Federation u Labor.
returned 10 ChicAgu TO-DAY
Chicago. May % According 70 A.
tofneY Lew Mayer q ne Employers
AsNciaflon tho union ocmmittsf e.
day accepted peace terms pFodsrcd b
tie Kmployers association This Az.
nounoement was made ~ Atf0rnes
Mayer during a conference ol the ein.
pl0yem cxeeatiye committed
Chicago Mas ~. TIE peane terms
Tentatively accepted by The tsAmstefs
iolnt council sefe ratified By rrcsit
dent shea today rnluN the radicals
oFtFihuw tie plans ~ the Joint c0un
rii tunlglt. the acceptance ~ t'as
terms wlll stand md Il IS eKpociee
that a. uAug q TIE strikers a. car
dnd wofk eil D. lack 10 their oit
lels MONDAY
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-25
BLUEDEARD HOCH
WILL HANG
Killed Eleven Wives Most
MonstrOus Criminal Since
The Days Of Holmes.

Chicago. May - Johann floch vas
convicted q the murder of hls vife,
Mrs Marie WelekerlIoeh and was
sentenced a death
Tie case was given ~ tie iary N
Judge konioug court yesterday
Tie court room vas croNaed iIoch
arpeared indifferent "a tie proceed
ings add frequently rested lis chin on
lis hands as he closed his ayes. Ia as
closing speeeh tlae assisting prlsecut-
iFg attorney MI Olsen sad
Gentleman, this Is IA artistic a..
sassinatlon We are dealing with 40
common murderer dealing with .
person uat man in an The fullness
of THAT term eilo was skilfu la all
tliai he did tha truth stands out fall
and clear as n eh0 Johann aoch Is
and what he did Attorusy Olsen De.
handed tilat fhs law be satisfied By
the death ~ The man he called eone
~ the most m0nsfrous criminals
ku0Nn in Chicago since tlle DAYS q
Holmes
Woch & . asserted murdered eleven
eouen whom be had married The
police 2g the nambtr may hegrcater
nere are the names of the wives be IS
known q have Killed
Mn Emile Fsler Hoea
Mrs Marie WecAel Haeh
Mrs Nathalie ifgang Hacb
Mn Mimic roiAsk loeh
Aiiss Grsichen HaadmHnn. Berlin
Mn Marie uoess fioch. BamNtonO
Mm Anna licndfckson Hoch
Mn MARY Rankan iloeh
Mn lahett spencer iioeh
Mrs Minnie & ensA il1eh
Mw Hada Nase iloch 81 lagl
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-25
czAR's DAY OF JUDGMENT
uas The Most Pregnant Opportunity
Eveg DmegeA Any Hnlnf
af : People

Tnat ths welfare q millions should
hang TIN the aili 0tlm and vuft
e = single Individual aod iiis ihdis
xldnAl walled ASA ffom ull zeal knoNl.
aten q tho peapiHe euntitlaH and nat.
nfmA wtahNa In Al hhAfhfunl6m Il
tfAEiC proportions au aHaehranism
ehiah Leads to dsraaFAtis assssslnaiiua
a. The ons side. ana an the ether % such
Ha1eoua msssarfas q the uauatirg q.
nao1nt az took plaea IN s. rsisrtafa
o. sunday. the azaa a January ipQt
ln Al lhs hisans1, says csntuFf, =
can Ip m#a@ pru@nmaaA ungAstanitx wAA
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-25

l8Eaf a pa W e8 far
8a f severely bruised eR =
aaF te0l uaef ehsa + used s hotfle
af fa a1-1s suaN lHnouE ! can
eheeffHif recommend &c as the besf
medicine f1f bruises aEer sent 81 tho
aftei lt Las nH l@ua 6 pasI
t4e umtf upon % ~ N
rues merchant Naeeutlie Texaa
t ac flaa Sold s. Peoples Drug
Store dW
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-25
: h.t go. ! Dol. -.

Answer I'll uaHs ffeH "a HfeelI-
tlaa nfa .eadHs a physician
ara me uf tAa most eH-aea DO tae
e9sHify TIE .asreiIeatsets Tie lar-
est tiat maHes eaH aaf an3 a0 4sn
tltaaY mhaei M He utmost
Fa8ue SUlaa Fe Ara. S. at
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-25

Associated Fress
ChieAg MAy + President shea
offle feAm1er aulon lhres cod
satsf "a ffe peace Haye today IL
1ee'afti flat he hat acyet Ilsrccd q
aIbItnfe tie question ls q vhtthsr
af noi fssHeen Should deliver -
sI ottea This loeAnflaa
came 81 . surprise There si te q
tsek door sfrlemeat dec'afea Shes
When am taafea. shat sme o8l
sH1 ay - Tbs fhfeN TIE ulae
peate move Iuto tls air
aside ffeH tle presence at6eupen
a. hautnse tiAf safe pfamlse Uf 3
settlement 81 mo strike TO-DAY eas so
arbitration committee appointed Is
tie tesm aausrs asssc. alton aud Tie
fsansfea nl.ou 1Hs committee S
stHgcioa primarily 81 c.eaF the eaa.
tofeny
80mpeN ana Less MAYsf fesanfs
rs tbt smHgtn aN .atHon bgd i
conferences ae nlgat sbich Astsl fasf
Ha1 fhsy iad uat rtpe Tie Vrse
Hf arranged fof tGafhef meeting -
8sF
TlAf both sides eefs anxious to SCI.
Ns the 8fIks vas evidenced tasla8
saeH representatives 80 team Wne@
NET aGd spp uted thelf meahy~ q
f}e afhfat COMMITTEES.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-25
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ne THAT clae ever thors e onoof lhs
bssi skY fiiota in The basiuaaa
she Aafship o. theolak Ca I--cIzk-
saen DAILY News
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-25

Associated Pfass
Chicago MAI la The strike VIII
end tonight og tam0ffUw morning
There Wa - cAlu u yictofy o. de.
feat made - slthsf side. Emp.0yen
sll take hack te4msen wh0 afe
worthy ard desirable men. ara she
Lave nof violated taa aw TbA de.
eafail1n aas mate hy tiie sheriff THIS
Afternoon aad c1uafmei from yeypfa
sres 8aFof uanue aseftea that
ths strike wil come % AZ end within
. 0r q. faars Tlasfs vii - 10 Tor.
aai dseAfaflgu sf ealilns - - Tie
tegegtf hs aid
pFeNdeat siea. u tlse Transfer
fulon. aa There n Bo man ln ite
s9fii uf has the power q eAll ihs
strike ar g make aag sach statement
TIE tsamsssn' IolHs council alone has
tat poesf and tie couue las naf
uad dstei ans such PROPOSITION
ttsrufes o0aiuk % peAccah.e
settlement 81 The teAmssr strike
ssfs temporarily paf asias tosiaY
Isnstisni Gompen departed fat obia
lie nl'I fetnm - Chicago temoffus
fseeyef ana espeefs 10 rcnsH nes s
taflans
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-25
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ftaar th ree Should
Is amfa fhfs te a1g
liUt weather ani tsd arnkE eatm
eHffilufe ie thr eaadltaHs Uhfh
rake piles m1fc .anfl a0l aaufei
oas ileNHtfs Witch Has raIfe
si0Ia the pau laas aof te sure
lsAfnE re Asa 81 D IlaAltt a
C. so.d s. Peoples Drug sfefe de-
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-25

George 1agi0t Miss Annie Martin
Eina kas
Maurice Velvet Mss Jessie May
Foster BIG Cabin
James Mluson, Miss Rasa neshane
CatAle
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-25
Qaarlelisa oser Dea

Ass latest lapss
0sAh6Ha Clf Na m i pel
"a fhe Times Joana ftom Er 0e.
shaHn SIS EHe9 lomff f. Ffan
80 sht aUi et Au6af laH
asei 81 TREY 4laffeIei otaf a dae
Gars} has efi the aaff
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-25

Ihe services at tie Christian church
under tie leadership of Elder A J
Williams continues % groU 81 inter
eael week ami never Nere the
prospects more encouraging f1r this
becoming great religious body in oar
city The say is n9e being paved Tor
series q revival meetings e begin
the frst sunday h June, and during
Which tie harvest % mauy souls Il
anticipated.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-25

when ~ toa fee Impending M
AHt nee8 4 mK Htfle p.IL
$40 other aue wi 600 tae bi.i
Ike IeNHts Little Eaf.y glsaa
Tie Famous Little Pills Eaf.y Bisan
care Consultation ~|ck iiead1e6e
EtaauHe etc fAeg never g3pa
eAeh hut Hupat carly rising 81
eft Goa or children And adull
sol .I IsalIaa IIHE eLnra. ln
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-25

Fm SALE a naHue of uaa ana
~ band fuuiurt ard hardware
lal& M A. a Davies li0 south gud
street. hniTa E isJsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12

4sT RAcE-Handicap for all ages: .
4 winner. CHI e. by Ben Strone-fsa-r Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
PADDOCK PARAGRAPHS.

Thomas Hitchcock. jr introduced to the local
racing public a brand chaser yesterday IN
the ST. Saviour gelding Dupont. The horse started
through the field at the Bennings meeting
last fall. and showed much courage that Mr
Hitchcock bought him. He has schooled MIN our
ing the summer at his place in Long Island, but
has kept him away from the racetrack. Dupont
carried the ali green" for the first time IN the
Hitchcock Steeplechase Handicap and for q green
one acquitted himself creditably. Until he cut his
near foreleg. in fact. he was leading his company
and stood good chance of winning The injury
not serious. but it painful enough 10
cause him to stop. and finish back in the ruck
Charawind. the horse whose running at Saratoga
entries. was also injured in the race. and. as a
consequence, ran far below his form
There was a lot of humping and crowding be-
tween Oars.nan and Canteen in the fifth race and
when the former won Hildebrand went into the
stand and claimed that oarsman had interfered
with Canteen in the stretch After calling Notter
who rode Athlone the third horse. and Burns. who
rode oarsnnan, before them the stewards dismissed
the complaint and placed the horses as they
finished.
1t was reported yesterday that Harry Payne
whitney's Timber. which ran second to ormondale
in the Futurity. had broken down in g morning
work at Sheepshead Bay
The leaving ct the post OF Pegasus in the last
race was q grievous shock to the sure thing play
ers who did not see hoNy he could % beaten III
such company, and greedy accepted the SNORT
f,sed 10 leave the barrier with his company, and
neither Jockey nor starter seemed to blame
PAT Dunne and Kansas Price. both of whom have
been racing a stable here in tho East since early
in the year will pull up stakes and move to Louis
Vile to-day.
Thu First Special was first run in 1886. and was
won by the D7vyer Brothers Dew Drop. AFTER
ward e was won three times in succession by the
great Kingston which also carried the D"SeIS
ssotA+ In the roll of it's winners are also me
Names of Tenny Lamplghter. Ben Brush imp
TJerynis Beldame and McChesney,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
FOOTBALL MEN REPORT.
Candidates. for Columbia Team Had
Light Work Yesterday.

Columbia football team candidates began work
Yesterday. CAPTAIN Thorp had small squad out
in the lot behind the gymnasium. as it was
There were quite as many out as expected
It is not thought that the squad will increase
much in size for a week at least Morley, the
head coach will not be here before the end OF
the week and Wright, the field coach. will ar
rive at about the same time.
CAPTAIN Thorp, who only recently returned
from a visit to his birthplace in Castle Kivet
Ireland directed the work of the players. All
that they did yesterday was to punt the ball and
practise catching and running down the field
under kicks There were some big fellows among
the fifteen who were out
RYAN, the St. Bartholomew Club athlete
who weighs 100 pounds. made good impress
sion He handles himself well and looks as if
weighs 22S pounds, and schoolrnate of his,
new man, named O'Connor. tips the beam at
something over 10 pounds, and looks like good
material for a line place. The other men out
and their weights are as follows: Aigeltinger,
POI: Carter 176; Donovan, $50; Post 1G4; Star
buck. 17S; Hurley, 173; Hanna, 1872 Heinrich
17s; Pryde. 159; Baxter. 1853; Bassett 149. and
Thinner. 143
Hurley who is candidate for position as
end or halfback. is the former worlds amateur
champion bicycle rider. and captain Of the Co
Iurnbia basketball team. He is fast but never
before has played football at college. Post,
Donovan, Carter Heinrich, Thorp and Angel
Hanna was captain and quarterback of last
years freshman team.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
TNTERCITY CRICKET.
Nezo- York and Philadelphia EIeUens
to Meet Nert Week.

match of great interest to local cricketers
has recently been arranged by the Staten Island
Cricket and Tennis Club II will be played on
Saturday September %. at livingston. Staten
Island, between representative elevens of New
York and Phila delphia.
The Philadelphia team has not yet been
selected but it viii doubtless include such strong
players as DR., J. A. Lester. J. B. King, Percy
H Clark, c. c. Morris. z. N Graves, E. NJ.
Cregar. F. H. Bohlen. A. NJ. Wood. P. n. LIE Roy
J. H Mason and T. C. Jordan
The New York team will be composed largely
OF the players who represented New-York in the
match against the MaryIebone Cricket Club, and
will include NJ. R. Cobb, F. F. Kelly, C. H Clark,
A G. Laurie, E. H. L. Steinthall, c. P Hur-
ditch, j. L. Foyer, c. A Worm and ]. P. Stuart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
STATEN ISLAND CHAMPIONSHIP.
Annual Golf Fixtures To Be Held at Rich
mond County Country Club.

cold medal representing the golf championship of
staten Island will be held at the Richmond County
Country Club follows:
Saturday, September o. 10 a. m. qualifying round
of eighteen holes. medal play; but sixteen to con-
tinue at match play for the championship. The
beaten eight in the first round will continue for
second prize The first and second rounds at match
play for championship. and the first round Of the
beaten eight must completed or before Satur-
dav September 80 The seni-fnals on before
Saturday October & and the finals by Monday, octo-
Der 16. ...
holes except the final round, which shall be at
thirty-six holes.
play handicap is scheduled The entrance fee is 81
with a prize for best net score
Entries for thechamponship must be made TO
Entries for the championship must De maze 10
Country Club. Dongan Hill, Staten Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
lOWNEY is CHAMPION.
Wins Fiue-Mile Anaoteur Cycle
Race at the Garden.

Nfatt Towney Of Boston. won the five nile ana
4,,r national championship at the closing bicycle
-acas At Madison Square Garden last night The
,g,nner fouIed c. A Sherwood. Of the New-YorIx
Athletic club while both men riding stride
for stride at a terrific pace near the close OF thu
race
The Garden was in an uproar at the time owing
to a foul committed BY Edward Rupprecht, OF thu
New-York Athletic Club. in pushing A ". Nc
Donald Rupprecht finished third. but was dis
qualified.
The i've mile professional national Championship
went to liver Lawson in fine finish BY length
John BedeH was second. Frank Kramer started IN
this race. but could do no better than to come IN
third Mcfarland was teamed with Lawson, and
got fourth prize
In the third lap Of the last mile Kramer went to
the front and the pace for the next three laps
Then Mcfarland. in a desperate squirt, took the
lead followed BY Lawson. Mcfarland gave the
lead to Lawson in the last lap. The summaries
follow:
EIalf-mils novice-Won b. Frank Laue. Esw-Yeys;
william stewart New-York. second; George Gray New
Fine-miIe professional chanpionship-wou By Ivss
Lawson. Salt Lake City; John Bedeu Lynbrooks Long
Island second; Frank Kramer Orange third: FLOYD
Five-nile national amateur ebanpionshp-Wo1 b.
Matt Downey. Boston: G. A. sherwood New-York A c.,
Time II .504s RuDprecht finished third. but was dis
ene race professional: handioapl-Yon by Gso<zs
Schneider. Ne-York 90 YARDS; dd1e Root Boston go
var5s). Oliver Dorian. Manhattan Beach as
yards third; Floyd KTebs. Newark (5 yards fourth
Half-mIs race (amateur: handleap(-won By c. ;.
Jacob. Wheemen 90 yards)i Matthew DoEney. Bos
ton (seratch) seeond John Fox. Roy Yvheesn 90 yards.
third. Time 1:OC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
NETWORK ATHLETIC CLUB GAMES
An Interesting Programme for the Seventy
fifth Track and Field Meet.

Entries will close Saturday for the seventy
fifth games of the New-York Athletic Club, to be
held at Travers Island on September %. An inter-
esting programme has been arranged, follows:
Two-mile relay race. clubs and colleges 6eams of
four men, each man to run half a me).
Handicap contests-100-yard run 1imit yards
sOO-yard run Qimit 10 YARDS, 6oo-yard run 1imit
90 yards) ore-me run Omit 70 yards. pole vault
for height running high jump Omit nches).
standing broad jump, running broad jump Qmit Is
inches), throwing epound hammer Qimft rs feet,
putting 16-pound shot Qimit feet, and 120-yard
hurdle on grass. 10 flights, feet inches high
Scratch contests-100-yard run, 300 yard hurdle. 10
flights feet inches high
Amateur Athletic Union champfonship-Two-m mile
steeplechase.
Entrance fee so cents man for each contest. ex-
cept Amateur Athletic Union championship which
will be 81 Entries close September Is with
Charles l.. Burnhan1, secretary, Central Park
South, New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
AUTO" TRIAL POSITIONS.
Distance for Try-Out in Vanderbilt
CUP Contest Shortened.

At a meeting Of the racing commission OF the
Vanderbilt Cup race last evening It was decided
to make the distance 1872 miles. instead OF zoo
miles as first announced. for the elimination trials
of the American cars. This change was made be-
cause the elimination trials and the race itself
come so close together that considerable inconven
fence might be caused the farmers and other users
of the roads over which both the race and trials
will be held. The elimination trials win DC he'd
on September q. between and 8 a m The race
takes place on October Il The new distance for
the elimination trials viii be circuits Of the
Among those at the meeting we're Robert Lee
Marcel William X Vanderbilt jr.. A. G. Batch
elder and S. n. Butler
After the meeting the owners OF the cars entered
in the elimination trials drew for positions The
commission that met yesterday viii select from
these cars the five cars making the best showing
to represent this country in the race. The draw
ing resulted as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12

the Old Guard and for special prizes IN the shape
Of cups offered by individuals.
One of the Oldest men in point of service in the
organization. and at the same time Of It's
crack shots. is Sergeant James McNevin whose
record in the National Guard as a sharpshooter IS
and private has had occasion to thank him for his
patience ana perseverance in coaching them 40 the
firing line. McNevin's work as a riasnan in the
Old Guard is pointed 10 with pride by his comrades
For two years he won leg fer the Dewar Tro-
phy for the best score OF shots 200. seven
at SEQ and seven at see yards This year he won
aSain. making MIN the owner Of the cup. which
nad 70 oe won three years in succession. He also
won the INA Hlplon Cup this year for the best sfre
az sOo goo and 1000 Yards. we'll rs qualifying
as an expert with score Of IS out Of possible 80
Sergeant MoNevin is ordnance sergeant Of the
Of the regiment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
POLO TOURNAMENT.
OroIg Three Teams Enter for the IN
nuaI Cham ionships.

Only three teams have entered thus far for
the polo championships which will be held on
the parade ground at Van Cortlandt Park from
September IL to so. The entries closed yester-
day at the office Of William A. Hazard, secretary
of the Polo Association, but there is posi-
bility that one more team may be added to the
list before the dates for the games are arranged.
Two of the teams entered are aspirants for
the junior championship, Bryn Mawr, second
and Squadron A. This competition is always
played first and the winner enters the big cham
pionshi-, which carries with it, besides the ma
tionai title the custody of the gold cup pre-
sented several years ago by William Waldorf
Astor.
The Junior championship has been played for
since 1900 and was instituted to bring out the
younger players in the national event. Rock
away now holds the junior title, but Daniel
Chauncey jr. has been rated at six goals within
the last few weeks and that prevents him from
playing on a Junior championship team, as no
individual contestant who is rated over Eve
goals is eligible
Rockaway. moreover. has entered this year
for the Astor trophy, and will, accordingly al
low the lesser title to go by deIaulI
The Bryn Mawr second team viii be made up
of Alexander Brown. H. w Harrison. K. r.
strawbridge and George McFadden. Squadron
A Will be composed of w 5, Mcclure, Louis
Nelson, j. II HINT and r. G. D. Douglas. The
four OF Rockaway in the championship Will be
Rene La Montague, jr.; John p. Cowdin' Foxhal
hsehe ana Daniel Chauncey, lr.
Inc Myopia Hunt Club holds the champion
ship now, but contrary to expectations. the
club Will not defend its title. Inability to get
she proper team together is given as the reason
LOT not sending a quartet 70 V3n Cortlandt
Fark II Is possible that the Westminster Coun-
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

The game between the Giants and the super
has at the Polo Grounds yesterday had to be
postponed on account of rain. In spite of the
threa tening weather. indicating little chance of
the game taking place. a good sized crowd
gathered at the grounds in hopes of seeing
contest. A half hour before the game was
scheduled to begin. and when it was seen that
the diamond would be in unfit condition even
if it did clear off, the management announced
that there would be no game. The teams Will
meet in double header this afternoon.