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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-12
a Few Odds and Ends.

we have several broken lots Of Clothing which we out
% paf at sacrifice today Our One-ird Off Sale has
been such success that will the sale short
"1e longer put il order to relieve counters Of the pres
80 plokeh 1os W. VIII still further cut the prices may
be that you find suit lust your size # 81 hara.
awaits you here Come early and if your among the
lot We guarantee bargain.
Hundreds OF people have secured from us at Onet1rd
OIL better prices than otecs offer This season Of the wear
BOY Dyercoats go at half price.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-12
WILLIAM L. ATKINS.

We are running hot lunch counter
attached TO our horel. open all night
Can serve YOU With quick lunches
Regular meals, &c. Rooms 25c. IS
West Queen street. Hampton, Va
2-1o-im
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-12
No Details Of Murder Given.

~ Charlottesville today. DR.. Holm
i Tnrpin and Rev. II. b. Lac maGs, a
statement denying that any pariicu-
lars Of the murder we're given by Nc
i-,u> Or that he had made an ,ltor. to
escape just before his execution
The eN-maNor was buried beside. his
parents.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-12

Farm Of G16 acres. fronting one mile
Oh York river, six miles from Williams.
burg, about 50 acres wood, old house
situated in grove oil large trees, giving
abundance Of shade. Several wells Of
excellent water on the place. This pro
perry can be easily subdivided into
smaller tracts. giving each a beautiful
frontage on York river. y bargain
price, $50 per acre. Call at our office
and see map OF property
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-12

TO- SKIRT PATTERNS. One
s%S lot F'ianne!ette Skirt pat
terms that sold at 23c each. have
been placed on bargain list for this
weeks selling
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-12

'ah. your prescriptions to GAitD
N'HS DRUG STORE. Export drug
2isl VIII III thcm .-l2lW
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-12

20 PIECES OF FUR. These IN.
,cluae scarfs and neck pieces and
from $500 10 $4,000 regular Value
marked down respectively from
S2.9S 70 sl2.nh Also half dozen tur
NUTS 10 be SOLD III same ratio ot
reduction.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-12

~. 3a,@iS1 drew tho box Of cigars a,
ilL'.S CUT RATE DRUG STORE
last night, II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-02
COLUMBIA GYMNASrsCHAMPIONs
Defeat Many Teams In the intercollegiate
Contests.

PRINCETON, April The seventh inter
collegiate gymnastio meet was held in the
Princeton gymnasium last night. The fol-
lowing colleges were represented: Yale.
Harvard. Columbia. Pennsylvania. New York
University, Haverford. Rutgers and Prince
ton. Such prominent gymnasts were entere
as Wilbur Of Rutgers. former champion in
club swim glng Holshauer OF Princeton. cham
pion in 1904 on the horizontal bar and Butler
Of Yale. former all round champion Column
bla won first place among the colleges with
10 points. Yale Was second with - points,
and Princeton was third with H. Butler OF
Yale won the all around championship by
two points ovrr McCabe Of Princeton.
Horizontal Bar-Won by McCabe. Princeton:
Butler. Yale. second: Woodbury. Harvard. third
Yale, second: Ring. Columbia, Third.
Club Swinging Won by ring. Columbia: Steward
Columbia, second Wilbur, Rutgers. third.
FLYING Rings Won by Burch, Columbia: Dunn-
ing. Princeton, second Greenielt. New YORK Uni.
parallel Rars-won by Benhau. Columbia;
Tumbing by Smith, Yale; AcCAbe, Prince
ton. second: Hinton, y ale. third.
Al a meeting OF the association held last
nj chit the following officers were elected for
York University; vice president q, +. Evans,
Harvard. secretary. q. A. Lelby, Yale: treas
urer. r. &. Masterton. Columbia. Next years
executive committee will be made up Of the
PENNSYLVANIA; r. Green. Rutgers. II. B
Walker Princeton: r. IL BurCh Columbia
and e.. S. Taylor, Harvard IL was decided
by the executive committee 20 give up the
idea Of forming an alliance with the Western
Gymnastic Association, and negotiations
with that view will be discontinued. II was
voted to suspend Amherst and the University
OF Minnesota from the association.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-02
New YORK Lacrosse club Defeats Stevens
institute.

The lacrosse season for both the New York
Lacrosse Club and tie Stevens Institute
teams opened yesterday on the st, George
Cricket Club grounds, Hoboken. After going
up and down the field a number Of times the
ball was lodged for Stevens by Stack after
ten minutes Of play. Two minutes later
Jacoby placed a goal for the New Workers
This was closely followed by = second by
Solo. The game was lively one In spite Of
lack Of practice by both teams. After Solos
goal time was taken out for Roberts and
Turner OF the Stevens team. who received
slight injuries The New Workers had thinRs
pretty much their own way for a while, r.
Donohue, Solo and Jsooby each scoring
stack made two goals for Stevens and the
first half ended with the score 6 TO In favor
OF the New Workers,
The second half was more snappy than
the first. with better playing ali around
The team work, Of the visiting team was
always 'noticea BILE, The first goal In this
half was made by KegelmSn Of the Lacrosse
Club. stack again was In the riGht place when
he shot for Stevens. An argument between
Turner and 4. Donohue here ruled out both
men. Stevens made several unguocessftii
attempts, 70 shoot goal and the last point
was made by Solo, bringing the score 10 7
70 In the New Yorker favor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-02
Racing AT Memphis.

MENFHis. April i.-BeSrnE the color Of the
Memphls nrm OF W.J. Harding Co., and coming
stTonF from third place IN the stretch TOos MoOkb
Al odds Of IS 70 I, captured the Ardelle Stakes.
the feature OF the card A. Montgomery Park, this
SfternOon Only two fAvofites won. The atten
dance was large because Of the bali holiday. The
weather was excellent and The track fast.
F1st RAcc-SiI funonEs-Hannibl Bey, 100
(SchiulnFl, s 20 9, won; Our Sister, io6 tAArtnl,
30 70 1, second; simplicity, 100 shaver 70 8
third. Tine, i15 50 Prince OF Pilsen. Daleeman
pouf Cenugram and Computation also ran.
second Race-One mile and sHteenth-NAy
Minister. iOi (Bolandl. 10 70 ], Won; Homestead
100 iSchilinp, 10 l. second; Terra Firma, ioi
1Trichtl. a 10 !, third Tine. ibi. Scotsman
lie King. MemphiAn, Blue Mint, Barselmore
Naraschino, MAZE HanlOn, Postmaster Wright,
PlAutus, Aladdin and Lamp0On also nan.
Third RAoe-SiI furlonTt-Envoy, 40 tAArtinl
pto WOO NonAstie, l7l Auhuohonl o 20 10. second
iIux Alabarch, RedmAn. IverniA, Inspector
Hhipln and The Novice Also ran.
Fourth RAoe-Ardene stakes. four fuTonEt-
Toots Hooka, lis cTreubtn, rs 70 T. won; French
Nun, us ChArinl, even, second. Tinker. iib
CNcintyrcl 10 10 l. third. Tine 0.ta3t. Avis.
ION. naTiniA SAinAdG. Pretty NtIie. Lsta Dune
Ruth w. and Lady Navarro also ran,
Fifth Race-Stee pleohGse, two muee-DT Now.
I'm. I7 Boyle even won; Duke Of oonnaqght
mertonS, 70 = third. Time, go. usCgs, Hank
Holiday sweet Jane, Don AMI and John 2 Owens
Sixth Race-One mne-Rbnnoek Belle. u
(schAdel 20 70 /, won Lady Ellison, io7 tShaveTl
% 70 /, second Uncle charley, 100 TltcheI, 70 s.
third Time. 1871. Lifht Note. OpeAnu, Draw.
cry. woonola. schooicrsh And LoEisisna also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-02
TRAP SHOOTING.
Crescent A. c. Men Wind Up season With
All Day Tournament.

All Day tournament
Crescent Athletic Cubmen wound up their
trap shooting season Yesterday at Bay Ridge
with ar ali day tournament. Thesport opened
with the final eompetltl on for the monthly
CUP. which was carried over from March.
Lowell NJ. Palmer. Jr shooting from scratch.
won With the hno tally off, breaks. This left
L. W. Snyder and Palmer tie with 70 each
for three strings. They shot on at twenty-five
targets and Palmer won with a score Of -.
W. ". Marshall ard u. Z. B, Hegeman
tied for second with n each. Z. ". Snyder
won the seasons special hfty target shoot
with a score Of ia. Dr.. II. L. O'Brien was
second and George q Stephenson third.
The grand individual high average trophy for
the season went 10 Palmer
vanderveer an Marshall tied for q trophy
shoot at fifteen targets. and on the shoot OF
vanderveer won. II 10 II W. g. DRmron
won the renewal with a clean score OF 10. and
trophy shoot at twenty-five targets was
won by Palmer with a clean score. Harry NJ.
Bri CHAM was the runner up with -. -Four
men tied for a fifteen target trophy race, Dr..
T. c. Raynor winning the shoot on with IL
TO landowners 10, Camps II and Hans ~.
In the shoot for the grand special prize a.
nifty targets o. {. Gnnnell, IT., and +. W.
snyder tied at 40 breaks each: q G. Stephenson.
DR.. and d: y. Hegeman being second with
a. each. A. G.. Southworth and W. W. Mar
shall won the team shoot a. ffty targets.
John lott Nostrand. Isaac B. snedeker and
Van Wyck Wickes divided the honors Ia the
Marine and Field Club trap shooting tourna.
nent at the Bath Beach grounds yesterday.
MIR Snedeker won the les on the Ravens
30. Van Wyck Wickes won the trophy raoe
at thirty targets with IS, and John l.. Nos
trand won the last event. scoring "a out OF 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-02
Winton Auto boat 10 n. a T1yer.

The new winton win be q boat that should
be able TO bold her own With the best Of the
new auto boats. B. b. Crownlnshield has
designed this craft, which 10 being built at
the Mhrblehead shlpyard. The boat ~ 20
feat over all. ~ feet beam and will be itted
with a ~ cylinder cnCine Of $50 horse power,
IL is expected that thirty miles an hour will
be made with this craft The boat IL 10 be
planked with quarter inch mAhoE any and
the framing will be quite strong A soon
as ready the hull Il 20 BE- shipped 70 Cleveland
where the motor will BE- installed. and after
q few trials on tho lake the boat will be sent
East ngain, and he raced whenever possible
BY Lewis x. SpeaTe.
The poWfr plant viii consist OF three four
cylinder vertical ~ horse power motors each
cast Independently Of the Others although
coupled up on one shaft Each motor will
he independent IN Itself. having a ma gneto
OF its own, universal Joint will be utilized
70 that the motors may be kept on different
plane than the propeller shaft.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-02
sa5 NORTHUMBERLAND GET slS.5O

$500 BuIrt shape, Gas HeadiiRhts now 49, 20
$500 Gas Headlights now $50. on SidenChts
Gas Sdclights, 500 up, Gray Davis, Solar bietI
ard other lamps haN prices Others demand We
buy thousands where Others buy one: reason We sell
cheap.
All MAKES Tires and Tubes carried IN stock:
all sizes, all Al Bargain Prices
Spark Plugs, az makes and stree nc. up
90 Combination Pliers Pipe Wrench and wire
Gutter, sec 1870 Pumps, 81 IS The new ti6O0 Daah.
board Horn, complete with tube and screen. q 50.
Others soc up Batteries, cable, Cola IRE Toola
GoTgles. Wrenohss, on Guns, Gloves csps Busters.
cut pnccs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-02
women Lead in Pistol shoot at Pinehurst.

PINEHUBsr. y. c.. April The State
championship pistol shoot held here under
the auspices OF the United States Revolver
Association during the week past aroused
ants was followed from start 20 finish with
keen interest.
Miss NJ Warehouse Of Centreyille, r. l..
was easily the winner OF the silver medal
offered by the National Association, With ISL
Mrs Leonard Tufts Of NedfoTd. Mass. d.
Herbert Hoststter and J, V. Hall both of
PittsbuTG, made pretty fight for the bronze
medal offered for second, Mrs. Tufts win
ming with sos. 20 2e5 for Mr.. HostetteT and 272
for Mr. Hall The scores
Miss Wsterhouse-7O, Of, %, No. ~. Total, ISL.
Nrs, Leonard Tutts-69. %. "a. Al, 81. Total, SO5.
ID. Herbeu Hostettcr-70, 81, a., %, o. Total
PAS J. V. Hdl-S3, o. 81, ~. 81, Total ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-02
CLIP. Robinson Charters the Greta.

c. L. F. Robinson, a member Of tho New
York and Imperial Yacht club and one Of
the subcommittee arranging the details
on the ocean race, has chartered through
Tams, Lemoins A Crane the steam yacht
Greta. This boat T. owned by Sir william
Agnew OF London and was built IN 1898 by
scott 4 Co for the late John Scott, head
Of that firm. She Is a steel vessel, los feet
over all l54 feet on the water line, 22S feet
beam. 1905 feet depth, and Of Se3 tonnage,
Thames measurement. Mr. Robinson will
take charge OF the boat on June IS, IN time
10 witness the start OF the yachts IN the HelIgo-
land race. The Greta viii then go 20 KEEL
and, after tho German regattas, back 10
English waters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-02
sHRUBB LOSES IN NEW ZEALAND.
Great FnEiish Runner Heaten In nile Cham.
pionShip by 40 Yards.

Alfred shrubb. the great English distance
runner. was defeated In the New Zealand
mile championship, says an En- Elish exchange
and Englishmen a. home are a. loss TO
account for the South LondoneT's reversal
OF form The time OF the winner was min
utes "a rs seconds and Shrubb has time and
again beaten these figures set he was % Yards
latter breasted the tape. but IL IL 10 be pre-
euued that the race was slow until about
more epeed and outsprintcd SHrrhh " il
not the fret time he has hoau boat.n that
Way His forte Ia stay ne r"d 1a "au 70
quarter al top speed and tcrl 20 M ior four
miies. but let him try a allow tntle and there
are a dozen men In England Wlo can hold
him and beat him on the last lap. The same
$50 om aoTatoh N - minutes % Is seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-02
OXFORD WINS BOAT RACE.
Defeats Cambridge by Three Lengths In
Annual EiEht.Oared Contest.

Special Cable Dsspafeh 10 TIE SUN.
LONDON. April The oxford University
eight defeated Cambridge in their annual
raos over the Putney-Mortlake course to-
day, winning easily By three lengths, OK
ford's tme--the course measures about four
miles and a Quarter-was 20 minutes IS SEQ
onds
Cambridge won the toss for choice Of posi-
tion. but this did not give her any special
advantage. oxford Immediately after the
start established lead, which grew. steadily
despite several game spurts by Cambridge
This was the sixty second boat race be-
tween the two universities. oxford had
previously won thlrty-threc times. while
Cambridge had twenty-seven victories 10
her credit, The race In 1877 resulted In a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-02

Crowds en- the IAnllS-Hobons reports ~
EnEIoRood.

wherever a links was open yesterday there
was a good turnout Of golfors and for the
first time this sprinE on the Inland courses
the round could be played without getting
boRFed IN the sOftest places. There was
play at all OF the links on Long Island. staten
Isl and and 10 Westohester county, save AZ
the ones that are In rest until the frost u out
OF the soil. AZ Van Cortlandt tho play was
over a temporary oourse on the parade grouno'
and some two hundred persons were at work
In the small confines. busily lmberlng up
and practising putting
Throughout New Jersey the same story
may be told Of all the links, for crowds were
out everywhere for informal Eolhng, Inc
conditions at the Englevood Golf Club were
particularly good. for in times Of thHwing
out a side slope to the green's is an unmiIed
blessing. New tees have been put back 70
the limit, and the round may be made over
g. 800 yards for competitions when desired.
The members out included Capt, ". 4, n.
Moore, who Is keeping a TatchIul eye LOT
seasons at the YountakRh Country Club, has
been engaged for the year by the EngleWood
Golf Club. lie took charge ,yesterdqy ana
put in the day at coaching and giving lessons
81 example, the only playing he accomplished
being 70 swing the clubs and drive IN an
illustrative way garden oI 2y was also Sgs "
There was good neld out 10 a sweepstakes
handicap az the Dykef MeAuOW tOll .Niuus
the players finding the turf In good condition.
although not rolled as yet, Arthur P. Clappl
who was Palm Beach sojourner for part OF
the winter, had an ~ net. but G. j. Crookall
made the best gross and net. So so, The
scores:
CT CrookAu, 50, 80 Arthur P. ClApp, eS, ii-st;
~ So " W. 't j. deddes. o. 80 Frant Lyman
i06, i8--eO II, T. Walden, III, li-no y. p. PusifsT
s :, ,o TAGAs , A ch aqGs k S s y a.
g. WeAtherbey, 100. B-o5; J. p, ButM, III, i5-e9;
John Lee IFS. 7o-es; P, n. Hlnkle, iss. 7t-io?; H.
c. Duyal. i2s, 25-iO5
The scsrsdale Golf Club held IL opening
handicap yesterday for three prizes presented
By members. The ground has hard ened up
nicely. and c. A. W, Fox the veteran PROBES.
sional, who yeste rday renewed his contract
for the seventh season as gTeens Keeper
anticipates the best course IN the history OF
the club. Il. Hlpkns was the winner yester-
day, with a net score Of g. Summary:
D. A. Beldon, ia, M c. r. cASkey, los, Is-es
II. Hopkins, ~, SIS: II. Brewster, %. t-es, W, =
Pearson, iG2. coo; j. Shears i2l ITO G L smith
ILL., ll-loo J. Hardy, III. s-loa: pr; Carter rs
is-iOS: A. Milne, IFS, i4-io4; ". X. Whtney' III
is-io; J. w. Carter. iis, B-ilo' r. hullAne|' hs'
sill.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-02

Harold wesson OF Camden. n. j., has
entered his new cruising launch Coyote In
the KnickeTbocKsr Yacht Cubs race 10
Marblehead. This Il the first entry for the
contest The Coyote was built By the IL
ceiaor Launch Company from designs by
b. X, Godshalk A Co. Of Philadelphia She
l. 81 feet inches over all, "a feet on the water
line. feet 10 inches beam, and foot lnches
drAught Her motor IL OF 2f77 horse-poWer
nd will rate under ST. under the American
Power Boat Associat ton rules. Several bonts
are being built for this race, which will start
on July p. on the hniokeTbockor Yacht
Cub house az College Point
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-02

Jockey Otto WondeTiy was seriously injured a.
Memphis yesterday while working horse before
the races. several small bones IN his head were
frnrured a. result Of the Tall. and the physicians
say he cannot hde again foF several months.
Green 81 Morris has sold the three year old
nus Gold Rose 70 Clint De Witt for $1,000
IL IA runorcd that thcft VIII BE- racing AZ Waah .
lnEt0n Park, Chicago, thh year and thui We Amen
can DerhY VIZ be reViNo6
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-02
NOTES OF THE TRADE.
Horse and Carriage dealers Busy.

oourtlAnd II. Smith master Of the Cameron
Run Hounds. Alexandra. Va. contemplating
a sojoum abroad. has decided 10 dispose Of his
entire stable OF hunters and show horses 70 the
highest bidder a. public auction a. MsssrA Van
Tnssell Kearney's show ring on Fast thirteenth
street. New York city. on April sAtsP. N. The lot,
OF about twenty head, includes q grand collection
Of qualified hunters. and the string Of show horses
ranks easily among the lrst stables In America.
containing such we'll known prize winners as Gar.
nett Ripple Lucy Sutherland, Tip Top, ChAppie
Lee, Palm Room, UpIo Date, Col. HAWkins Do
bar. oEunqut and New Zealand, all winning
wherever shown In the hottest company Nj.
Smith has spared no expense or time In collecting
this string NJ horses, which has been selected from
many hundreds owned a. various times by him.
All have been regularly hunted by Mr.. and Nm
Smith with the Cameron Run Hounds and are
exceptionally well schooled mounts This Il an
excellent opportunity 10 procure a sound collection
OF hunterS, free from blemlsh. and they can nero.
tiate any description Of country no matter how
ttn. The catalogues are all ready and can b had
on application 10 Aessu Van Tsssen q Ksamey,
80 East Thirteenth street
The carriage trade, which was duh durinf the
long winter, mas been Improving With the weather,
aud some OF the big dealers arc getting busy. Nh
houses in me industry has bad numerous inq uriss
already for station rookAvayb, wagonettes and
other similar carriages, showing that many families
are already making plans 20 90 10 The country
for the summer. Nov that thls Ia driving time.
the low wheel CUSHION tlfN, hNn Nhfel ana hloe
runabouts md q conspicuous place on The moor.
When entering the Gays establishment one IL
not only struck By the Immense floor space de.
voted 70 AL manner OF vehicles, but also BY the
quality and nnish; AZ complete = stock 20 selset
from would b hard 70 md, and backed b. reputA'
ton dating from is5e.
The MArk CToss compsny's stores are brimful
Of Interest 70 every one Interested 10 hoTte goods,
their superb displays OF leather goods including
not only the nnest grades Of hArneas IN correct
styles but also a profuLon Of exclusive tpeciGties
IN leather Of every description.
". r. Bishop IL preparing for the sprinE trade
and has on hand large assortment OF runAbou,a,
cut-under driving wagons, spider yHg0na tnoek-
abouts and station fOekaWayb, All ~ moderate
prices.
The harness department OF the Stegol CoopaI
store h a. busy e almost any other breach Of
the big store. There "a demand Ter hrhi ano
heavy harness which keeps the WorEmen busy
Milling ordeu-
A specially o. the Pcteu Harness and Saddlery
Company on Neul Broadway u = tNe mt1u4 &c
KAY saddls harneas especially aaap,e4 NJ hGht
AlPpeinEs -. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-02
DOGS AND BIRDS.

CEDAR KENNELS. 1875 Broadgay--Special sale
ell week beautiful thorolghbred King GhaIeS' Ilen-
helm, Ruby Spaniel puppies French Bulldog pup .
pies Boston, fox. bull terriers, Maltese ter1ers,
French poodles; several other large breeds, safe
express shipment guaranteed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-02
YACHTS AND sAILnOATs.

FOR SALE-SeH yacht. wood construction
" feet. coppercd. boilers Seahury lg0s 49, miles.
electric light complete Inventory, No BROKERS.
Apply for further particulars. CRESCENT" Trbo
Yscht Basin. foot OF 23d st.. brooklyn, or ". D.
MARBOCRG. 81 William 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-02


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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-02
Automobile BARGAINS.

II YOU want 70 buy a good second hand auto
,ebie eal rel our price, largest assortment IN city.
Times Square Automobile Co.,
iot W 18th st, tWo doom East OF Broadway.