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New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
sIwANOY TOURNAMENT SCORES.
Courts at New-Roehelle in Fine Condition
for Holiday Matches.

Under favorable conditions play in the open
tournament of the SiwanOy Lawn Tennis club
advanced TO the semi-fn round of the singles
ard the Anal round of the doubles yesterday.
The courts of the club in Homestead Park New
Rochelle in perfect condition and the matches
In the singles FredeFick p Fox of the New
York Lawn Tennis Club; Hugh D. Mon Jgoulery, Of
the New-York Lawn Tennis Club. and K r. Ar
guimban. of the HacSensack Golf Club. were the
matches for the final round to-day.
w. c. Crosier and Richard Ausr-, Of the Slwanoy
r. Holden. of the Siwanoy and Orange Lawn Ten
mis- clubs the brackets in the tnal round of
the doubles. fne summary:
Mems open singIes-First round-Frederfck p Fox
New-YoTk Lawn Tennis Club defeated Arthur stiles
New York Lawn Tennis Club defeated Dmon E Roberts
New-York Lawn Tennis club oy default: Hugh T.
lam CORNELL Siwanoy Lawn Tennis Club. s2. 6-3, H.
Grosier stwanoy Lawn Tennis Club Ia f2@Io "a
Second round-Fredericl ?, Fox. New York Lawn Ten
Club 6~s 80: Hugh d Montgomery sIwsnoy lawn
Tsrnis Ciub 90 3@s s82. q q Edwsrfs SsSvSNS isN
Lawn Tennis cub, defeated II II Hall West side
Golf Club defeated Guy Carleton. siwanoy Lawn
Mems open doubles ,preminary round,-I. H. Lord AMI
H P Ch@rmley Bedford @ Pax I@Nn Tennis club q
MS cub by default Elliott and C. Porter Siwaaov
hsr siwanoy Lawn Tennis Ciub 81 g.. r. q Nom
gomery and E Holden stwsnoy and Orange Lawn
ford Park Lawn Tennis Club. 81 Is
wanoy Tennis Club defeated G. :. shelter and \
9 Howe Hamilton Granse Lawn Tennis club. 6-S. Is
clubs defeated g $ Elliott and 6 Porter swsnoy Lawn
and E 3 Holden siwanoy ana Orange Lawn Tsnnis
club defeated q Elliott and e. Porter stwanOy
Robertson New-Yo-s Lawn Tennis club defeated {.
Welch and J. D. APPLETON. NeS-YOrk Lawn Tennis club
serni-an round-w, G. Croser and R Augur Sivanoy
nell swanoy e-2 a.: H. D. MSntsonieTv rvs ard F: =
Iio-sn defeated A Friedman and c. ) Robertson. 90
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
WRECK of THE DIXIE.
AUTO" BOAT ON ROCKS.
T.. X. Thomas at the Helm-Ihe
.4rg0's Fast Race.

The new automobile boat Dixie. owned and
steered in race yesterday by F. r. Thomas
came within an ace of being smashed TO pieces
the Hen and Chickens Reef. in Long Island
Sound. special race had been arranged by
the Indian Harbor Yacht Club between this
boat ard the Argo. They TO go twice
around fourteen mile course. The Dixie took
the lead at the start and held 1t a short time.
The Argo beat her. however. the first round
by ~ seconds
Although handed chart by the committee
before the start and warned OF the reef, which
had a spindle it. Mr.. Thomas steered the
Dixie almost straight for the rock at full
speed. The boat hit with dull thud and
smashed her rudder. rendering her helpless at
once. IL was also said that she lost her wheel
The Dixie was taken in tSw by passing lGuuch-
On the first round OF the course. which was
off the clubhouse at Indian HeTbOr to the bell
buoy Of LIoyd's Point and hack. the time OF
the two boats Dixie. 1920; Argo. Si:53-
For these fourteen miles the Areo had been
travelling at the rate OF 24.O3 miles an hour
and the Dixie at the rate Of 23. I3 miles an hour
On the second round of the course the ArSo
did still better. She made the fourteen nautical
miles at the rate of 243I miles an hour. her
time for the fourteen miles being 81 minutes
II seconds. For the whole course her time was
| hour minutes + seconds. She made the dis
tance at the rate of 24.324 nautical miles an
hour. She did each mile in minutes ~ sec
onds. and in statute miles her speed was 2I9I2
miles an hour. This is the fastest that has ever
been made by auto boat in race on this
side of the Atlantic. The boat is new one.
and il is probable that when she is IN better
tune she will go even faster.
In the next class the Challenger and the Skeet-
er raced and the Skeeter won. The Skeeter IS
a Seabury boat, and the Challenger, on ac-
count of difference in size and power. had to
allow her If minutes 81 seconds. The Skeeter
won the race with plenty to spare. she aver
aged 1892 nautical miles hour and the
Challenger averaged 2099. The latter the
first leg of the course only made 2O.O3 miles
an hour. but on the second leg she improved
her speed 70 21.96. The summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05

that quarter. but none there was. and Tanya
was practically eased up in second place
The second half Of the Double Event of SlO,o0o
furnished close and stirring finish, in which
1ronsides. McKittridge and Timber were heads
apart the wire. Ironsides had the advantage
of one of j. Martins best rides. and this helped
largely in his victory over the half-brother 10
McChesney. 1t was true run race, and at the
weights Ironsides probably best Samson
and Vendor. the early pacemakers. found their
task too much and when they retired Ironsdes
McKittridge and Timber took issue with each
other and fought a desperate fight all
through the last sixteenth. For moment, too,
George c. Bennett looked dangerous. but Nicol
was of little help in the drive that was necessary
TO get him up.
The steepechase was free from fail or acct
dent. Judge Fulton, the clown of the field. fur
nshed some amusement by his antics in getting
the jumps. while the others furnished the
competition. Castalian a wild horse, and
tried his best to run away during the early
stages of the race. He fenced faultlessly and
ridden out the end from the hot favorite,
Black Hussar. The latter struck two three
of his jumps. and the the far turn the
last time so hard that ii took all the run out Of
him
The other winners were Incarnation, ocean
Tide and Butting Three favorites won.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
BROOKLYN BO4TS BE4TEN
Local Yachts Fail to Win IN Ham D.
ton Roads Regatta.
LBY TELEaR4pR TO THE TRIBUNE.

Norfolk, Va. July 4-In the interstate yacht race
sailed in Hampton Roads to-day under the
auspices of the Hampton Roads Yacht Club thfr-
teen yachts finished. The yachts in the contest
flew the flags of the Brooklyn and Hampton Roads
clubs
OF the former. three finished The Hayward
winner OF the ocean race. was ruled out because
sne persisted in keeping of the course and
the Bonita was put out OF the sailing because she
lost her jibboou.
The Nonlad. the last OF the ocean racers. came
IN shortly after noon, overdue The cause of her
delay was stress of weather, the vessel being COM
PEELED 10 put into Delaware Breakwater
The Brooklyn yachts finishing in the regatta were
the Tamerlane, the Lila and the Charlotte. The
hampton Roads Yacht Club yachts tool ali OF me
prizes they contested for
In the Class 4 race boats over IS feet long the
SagitIa. Hampton Roads took first prize The
Charlotte, Brooklyn Yacht Club came in second
The covered triangular course. six miles
twice around The Sagitta finished in I:2257 and
the Charlotte in l % 80.
In the class for 25-footers the soop c. I. Taylor.
Hampton Roads in 1920. TIE Tameriane
came in third In 1878. The Bonita. the hayward
and the Mopsa. Brooklyn Yacht Club. entered the
race but failed finish. The WaVward --as -uIcd
and the Bonita lost her jbboom. The Mopsa
mistook the preparatory gun Ior tine ststtsps so.
and was disqualified,
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
AN ERICAN PLAYERS LOSE.
BEATEN IN TWO UATCHES
Il Bad Day for Om Eaperts in Al
England Cham mOnshiD.

Miss May SGttOE. OF Pasadena Cal alone IN
held the honor of the United States 81 the Al
England lawn tennis championships az Wirnble-
don yesterday. William A. Larned and William !
Clothier dow in defeat In the doubles and
their match against s. Fl. Smith and Frank I
Riseley
In the semi-fi round OF the wOrnen's doubles
Miss Sutton and Miss Morton beat the Misses
BoOthley and Brown e.. 6-1 Miss sutton has
literally taken the breath from ali her opponents
by her dashing and insistent game. meeting
them at all points in speed and generalshfp.
In the third round Of the open mixed doubles
however. Miss Sutton met her first reverse
Paired with Hocombe Ward the American
ciismpion. defeat came at the hands of Reginald
F. Doaerty and Miss smith In a close well
contested match the English pair won 6-4. g.
The American -Australasiau match in the
doubles the feature OF yesterdays play. Not
withstanding their defeat the Americans played
a strong game and gave their opponents some
uneasiness. Norman Brooks and Walter Dun
lOp. however Outgeneraled the Americans u
was fine exhibition, but the New-Zealanders
won on their merits by score OF 81. SO.
2-6. I'll.
In the final round OF the singles Brooks beat
Smith and. consequently. the championship lies
between England and Australasia. while IN the
doubles England. America and Australasia are
still in the game.
The American lawn tennis players will have
F. Davis trophy. the Belgians. against whom
they were TO have played July = having
scratched. owing to the Illness of Paul de Bor-
man. one of the members of the team.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
WEST BROTHERS WIN.
Bergen Point Players Take Mems
Doubles Cham piOHship.

A L. West and r A. West. Ihe brothers OF
the Bergen Point Lawn Tennis Club. yester-
Gay won the mems doubles championships of the
East Jersey Lawn Tennis League. They de-
feated Caldiner n. Miller and E. Mex Miller
of the ROceiIe Casino Club. by the score os
3-6 3-6. 6-4. 81 and 81. From begin
ming to end the match was well played and hell
q large gathering of spectators keenly inter-
ested in the heat of the exciting rallies. The
summaries:
Mems championship doubles tfrst rouni)wyie Brown
and Howard carter fia'nheld country Cllh defssJsi
: 9 Clark and g. W Fernsd- SeawaTen Lawn Tennis
club. 60 6-1; O. Fl. Miller z. McK Miller
I}oselio Casino. defeated II. partner.
Bergen Point Lawn Tennis club. by default.
Goddard and e. r. Fiemmtng, Plairfsd Country Cllh
defeated George Walker ard I. n Ferris cry
Second rounI-A> 4 West and r T. Vest Bergen
Point Lawn Tennis cub defeated : l. Smith
JohEson. BeTseR Point Lawn Tennis club s. 81.
II. J. Cochran and T Nj Day. il. PlatHhsid CountTy
Club. defeated v F. Ferris and c. 3 Fielder. Jersey
City club 6-2 Ga: g. n Miller and 2 NICK
ard Carter Plainheld Country club 50 T-5; N
Charlock and y. F. CharlOck Elizabeth Town and
Club. defeated F. W Goddard and {. H. Femming
PIstnfeId Country Club. e. 6-3
semi -inal s0und-A Il West and A West. Bergen
Point lawn Tennis Cldb. defeated r. J. cochran AMI
T NJ Day jr.. Plainheld Country club. 81. 6-3 e.
- II. Miller and E NICK. Miller. Rosee Casino defeae.
NJ s Charlock ard y +. ChsrOek. Elizabeth Town AM
Country club. Ga e.
Final ard Championship round-A /. West and 4.
Miller and f Mex Miller. 7OseIe Casino. Sc SIS
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
VIVI4N III BEATS BOBTlIL.
Good Sport IN Atlantic Yacht Club
Regatta IN LO1cer Bay.

a fine fleet of yachts started in the Atlantic
Yacht Club race in the Lower Bay yesterday.
The wind was fresh from the southwark and
good time was made over all the courses
The features of the sport the defeat Of
Z. F. Luekenbach's slOop Bobtan by S. Z. Yer
mons Vivian II. The former yacht has always
been regarded as the crack boat OF the feet. and
she has sustained that reputation remarka bly,
we'll but yesterday she had To lower cOlors TO
Vivian IL.
The two boats had it nip and tuck ali around
the course, which was from point off the club
house pier. to and around Craven ShOdl buoy.
thence 70 mark three-quarteTS of a mile north
Of West Bank Light, and from there to the home
mark. This course sailed twice over made
eleven and three-quarters nautical miles The
Vivian finally won.
Ia the other classes there also some rare
sport. HendOn Chubb's COckatOO III Won from
the Saetta by minutes % seconds. The latter
was only threr Seconds ahead of the More
Trouble, which beat the Quest twenty-one sec
Onds. The summary follows:
sLOOPS-CLAss NsTART 3:O5-COCRSE MS
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
PADDOCK PARAGRAPHS.

Miller. the jockey, had a narrow escape from ser-
injury if not death. In the last al Sleeps
head Bay yesterday. In the crowding for position
the first turn Wotan fell and Miller went down
under the feet of the flying field. AS by miracle
he was not trampled on and when the horses passed
on he jumped up and waved his hand to the grand
stand, as if TO assure everybody that he was un-
hurt He is a game little fellow. and walked off
the track without assistance even though he
bruised and badly shaken up.
j. Martin earned the jockey honors with two
victories TO his credit. He rode Incarnation and
ronsldes. and gave clever exhibitions both.
Sysonby ran the mile and five furlongs in the
Realization in 2:47 the record for the course being
2;4S% II looked as if he might have made new
mark for the distance if he had been forced to do
his best in the last half mile.
Heno. which in his day was one of the great
horses OF the turf was so stiff and sore yesterday
In the selling race for which he was carded that
II seemed a pity to start him. He finished a bad
last
Sysonby and Race King ran dead hea; in the
metropolitan Handicap this spring Yesterday
sysonby raced TO Impressive victory i'm one of the
richest stakes OF the year. while Race King was
soundly beaten In handicap by horses two
Al east or which have been running unpiaced in
selling races.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
AMERICAN YACHTS ABROAD.

Kiel. Germany. July 4-The American yawI
AiIsa Henry S. Redmond. New-YOrk Yacht club;
the American steam yacht Nahma. Mrs Robert
Gcc,-t New-york Yacht Club, and the American
auxiliary schooner yacht UtOwana. Allison v Ar
nlour New-York Yacnt Club. have sailed for
Iravemunde.
The American schooner yacht Endy George
Lander. jr.. Indian Harbor Yacht club. has sailed
for Copenhagen, and the American schooner yacht
HiIdegarde. Edward r. Coleman New York Yacht
Club. has sailed for Dover
The American steam yacht North Star, with MIR.
and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt beard has re-
turned here from Travemunde. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Vanderbilt have gone to Hemmemark. where they
will be the guests of Prince and Princess Henry
of Prussia for several days Hemmelmark is
Prince HenFy's country house.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
The MINE0LA WINS AGAIN.
THE YANKEE FAR BEHIND.
n Slashing Breese for LarchmoHt
Y. &. annual Regatta.

A full measure of the proverbial LarchmOnt
luck was in evidence on Long Island Sound yes
terday in the shape of the usual holiday breeze
that sent the forty-nine boats entered in the an
nual race of the Larchmont Yacht Club travel
ling over their respective courses in good time.
w. Ross Proctors seventy-foot slOop MineOa.
with Captain Charlie Barr at the helm. won
again, defeating j. Rogers Maxwells Yankee by
minutes seconds.
These yachts started almost even terms,
and in the first half of the thirty mile
course the Mineola made a steady gain, being
l minute % seconds In the lead at the end of
the first round. On the second round she made
decided gain in the windward work Trenor L.
Parks sloop Mimosa III won in the thirty
three foot class. and in the NewYOrk Yacht
Club design class George NJ. Pynchon's
Nicola ii the winner.
The start, made in light breeze from the
southwest was extremely pretty picture.
The first leg of the triangular course being a
reach, the forty mine yachts spread out in
marine parade. stretching to the eastward for a
matter of five miles. j. 3. Fords schooner
the breeze, led the fleet the line off the
LarchmOnt breakwater. She was followed ny
l.. j. Callanan's Kiwassa. and then, on the next
signal, came the seventies" also carrying their
Mlmosa. Regina and Nike came twelve of the
New-York Yacht Club 'thirties and a fine
race they made of il over the whole course
After rounding the first mark, H:ch was set
off Captains Island, the yachts had some wind
ward work to the second mark off Motifs Point,
In Hampstead Bay. From there to the home
mark it was a broad reach The leaders were
timed al this I.oint follows.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
YACHTS RACE IN OYSTER BAY.

Five yachts of the seawauhaka Corinthian Yacht
Club hfteen-foot class raced over the regular
in oyster Bay yesterday. g. w Wet
more's Sabrira was the winner. defeating w. En-
ler RoosevelJ.s Fly. F. L. Landon's Imp was
third and T. F. YOung's Chi0munk fourth The
wind light from the southwest throughout the
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
ANDERSON BEATS MoLLENHAusR

Frederick c. Anderson the championship
singles yesterday the dirt courts of the Kings
County Lawn Tennis Club. at Bergen-st and
Kingston-ave.. Brooklyn. Re defeated Henry W
MollenhauCr, the eX-VermOnt State champion. IN
straight se1s, BY the score of Sc. So So
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
RUNS HUNDRED IN s4z SECONDS.

Albany, July I'm the annual Fourth OF July
athletic meet held by the city to-day. under the
auspices Of the local Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. H. L. Hillman. Of the New-York Athletic
Club. wen the l00-ylrd dash ia seconds. iii
man Was scfatch man In Il ncid of nearly Llty
A.asES4s
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05

The wind was fluky on the second round of the
course, but 1t was fresh enough at times 10 send
the seventies along at ten knot cl1. The finish
OF the Mineola and the Yankee wsH O. pretty
sight as they crossed the line with balloon lib
smooth water.
The summary follows
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
S4EEPSVE4D BAY SUMJr ARIES

Il In: % Ha's s5sz'Fa r & s.'>s F & WINDS an % -
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05

~sii thro1s
a< : The nFz. bat Mll.r aniUri - -
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05

d % % % @ % got aO IN sgf taa aaeaaG aaG
81 M @ M M 9 9sso soG
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05

The winners were the Katrina, the Mineola. the
Memory Mmosa ILL., Nicola IL. the Jolly Roger, the
Naquero. the Rascal the MOntauk. the Ace and
the Hamburg
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05

'astalan ti~
70 take the heart out of him Gold Ven closed
RAtEIiighwcght
rcnen Time 1:i3ss by cseope-whf
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05

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New-York tribune., 1905-07-05

j. Martin earned the jockey honors with two
victories 10 his credit. He rode Incarnation and
lronsides. and gave clever exhibitions on both
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05

T-onsi6es. early part came fast on tho raj
,cinE lie ioo6ed winner the sixteenth pole Y,
inher ran his rnce C. &. Bennett closed
TH RACE--THE LAWRENCE REALIZATION: for thr
Start good Won easily. Tine 24T. Winner b c.. y
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05

II vas only a Enl.0p for sysonby.
had g chance 10 head aim. Bland. "
Eth RACE.-SeHinR: for three-year
- Won ridden OUT. Time. 2apA. "
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-12-06
Green Cut Bone For Poultry,

During freezing weather we cut up a
great many tons of green bone and
meat. There is nothing better for poul-
try. Price $3.50 per barrel Of 200
pounds, at which price we prepay
freights to almost any station. At this
price cash must accompany order. Re
NIT at our risk by check, postal money
order, express money order or regis
tered letter c. S. Page, Hyde Park, vt
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-12-06
Hn Mad Chase,

Millions rush in mad chase after
health, from one extreme of faddism
to another, when, if they would only
eat good TODD, and keep their bowels
regular with Dr.. Kings New Lille Pills,
their troubles would all pass away.
Prompt relief and Quick clrn for liver
and stomach trouble. 25c at all
drug stOree; guaranteed.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-12-06

1t is fearful fate 10 have to endure
the terrible torture OF Plies. II can
truth'ullv say" writes Harry Crl~on.
OF Ma sOnvilIe. L., "thet tor Rtind
Bleeding, Itching, aud Prot ting
Piles, Bnckleo's Arnica Salve, is the
beat on = made" ALSO best for cuts
burn aid injuries. 251 al all q ug
gistr.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-12-06
NOTICE

We hereby certify it TO be our intention to
close that portion of the public Highway,
leading through Smuggle RS Notch, which lies
between the barway at the barn on the J Ohm
q. Harris farm in Stowe Vt. and the
Cambridge lire from December 10 1905 to
May %, 10 6, in accordance with Act 1919 OF
the Laws of 1894
A. A. PIKE. Select men
W. R ALGER. Stowe
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-12-06

\..l .lr rlismr nfltgrpN svnrds.' DR..
.,,y's Norway 'pr syrup ~ p. men aud
women to a happy visorous old age.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-12-06
TUESDAY, Nov. 23.

Boston and Maine railroad asks APP
proval of an issue Of $1OOO0,OOO in
bonds.
"Suit case" trial begins at Boston.
Crawford and Howard plead guilty as
accessories before the fact, Crawford
telling how Miss Geary's body was dis
posed Of. Evidence against Dr.. Nc
LeOd given.
AmOskeag Manufacturing company
directors vote to buy the Amory and
Manchester mill properties.
American National bank of Boston
closed by vote of the directors and Il
receiver is appointed.
John Mcpherson, under life sentence
for murder in the second degree, COM
mits suicide ut the Massachusetts state
prison.
Northern Maine Seaport railroad
opened for passenger service.
Fire in pulp mill at Fairfield. Me-,
throws POE hands out Of employment.
Belllf in Wisconsin that Governor
La Toilette may abandon senatOrship
and run for fourth term as governor.
Senator Alice Of Delaware believes
he has scored IN Important point in the
appointment of one OF his men to a
federal Office.
Railroad employees organizing to
work against rate legislation.
United States supreme court decides
that ii has no jurisdiction III the case
of Mrs. Rogers, the Vermont murderess.
Preparations Tor her execution begun.
Advisory engineers will not change
their report advising sea-ieyel canal at
Panama.
The president removes the assistant
United States treasurer ut Philadelphia
for violation Of the civil service law.
Storm sweeps colst of EngLI"d. A
steamer and entire crew lost
King Haakon takes the oath to sup
port the Norwegian constitution. His
motto is AN for Norway"
Application Of French authorities for
eXtraditlon Of McCadden, the American
Snowman, is refused.
Mark Pitman, aged rs. head master
of the ChoatG school at Wallngford,
Conn. a well known educator, died af-
ter a general breaking down of his
health,