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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-06-25
DaISze bunty / nOrderstWa.
0kret woienny nusia} wr0cic do Odesy.
Wojsko zaczyna dyktowac caroWl
Warunki.
CESAR, WILHELM MA ROZSTROJONE NEKW1.
-LSo, Gin u1nn6r do
2 WILHELM MA RozsTRoJoNE NERWY.
Prezydent Roosevelt wybiera sic W podr6z 90
Panamy.

plan ma podstawe rzetelna, gdy
plany innych stronnictw So abb
strakcyan1i. Duma przekazasa
projekt komisyi agrarnej, poczem
obrady zakohczono.
Przebieg burzliwy posiedzenia
swiadczy, re rozlam, jaki nastSr
pill miedzy stronnictwami bedzie
trwaly, gdyz W pcgladach zacho-
dza tu roznice zasadnicze. Czy
rozdzial ten obnizy powage du-
my O tenn powatpiewac nalezy,
przeciwnie, moze on przyczynic
sic do wyjaSnienia sytuacyi i do
prowadzi w przysziosci reprezen-
tacye narodowa do akcyi kom-
promisowej, polegajacej ma u
stepstwach wzajemnych, CO je-
dyna bedzie droga wiodaca do
celu.
Duma wiec znajduie sic W
chwili przelomu. Albo przeiom
ten ku umiarkowaniu nastapi,
albo dojdzie do katastrofy,
DIS wiec, W chwili krytycznej,
w chwili przelomowej dla nowe-
go ciala parlamentarnego, pol
skie Kolo, raczej obadwa Kola,
zrozumiec powinny, re dla Mich
miejsce znajduje sic wiasnie w
granicach stronnictwa uniarko-
.Manego. Jnz-dzis niestety niepe-
wne dotad, nadchodza gfosy, ze
Kolo Polskie, przynajmniej Geese
jego ku takiemu zreformowaniu
pregramu daznosc okazuje. Po-
winnismy mice nadzieje, re ro-
zumne zywioly, zwlaszcza Ii
twy sic rekrutujace, sklonia
wszystkich czlonh6w naszej re-
prezentacyi, ze umiarkowane sta
nowisko stronnictwo, na tych
zasadach ugruntowane, jest "a
nasZych poslow naipdpoWieGaiej-
szem. Tylko ia droga idac jcSli
ia droga istotnie sic otworzy,
MONA coskolwiek po-;tvwnego
dla mas wywalczyc. Ami Francya
ami radykalizm spoleczny nc wy
bawia naszej sprawy. Do rcakcyi
biurokratycznej nalezec mic mo-
zemy. Radykalizm mogiby mas
tylko zgubic.
Raz wiec jeszcze powtorzyc
nalezy, re dis dopiero otwiera
sic dla Ko1a polskiego, w oby-
dwoch jego rozlamach, stanowi-
sko programQme, a skuteczne
zarazemt
Me nalezy watpic, re repre-
zentanci nasi polozenie zrozu-
mieja obiora jedyna droge, jaka
sic dla mas otwiera = umiarko-
wanie.
I ME nalezy sic i'm zastraszac,
re obrawszy te droge, spotkac sic
beda nnogli zarzutami, re STANG
Ii po stronie rzadu, re ,,zdradzili"
sprawe itp. Zarzuty podobne cze-
kaja ich W tym razie niewatpli-
vie. A bysoby niedojrzaioscia
polityczna zwazac ma to i zanie-
dbaG pierwszej sposobnosci, kto-
raby mas ma grunt korzystnej po-
lityki zaprowadzic mogla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-06-25
PRZEGLAD
V0uTfU MIEDzYAR0DOWEL
Chicago, 25 czerwca.


w dumie nastapA rozdzial po-
naedzy radyka8ami a umlarko-
wanymi. Co bylo oddawna prze-
widywane, nastapilo na osta-
tniem posiedzeniu dumy: pomie-
dzy radykalami umiarkowany-
mi przyszio do gwaltownej scysyl
gdyz zywioly umiarkowane ME
chcialy solidaryzowac sic dalej z
polityka radykaiow, ME liczacych
sic z rzeczywistoscia, przecenia-
jacych swoje silly i ryzykujacych
"a wiele. Do scysyi przyszfo
podczas rozpraw mad kwestya a
grarna. lynn razem deputowany
polski Lednicki ME pozostal od-
osobnionym, gdyz poparl go
przyw6dca partyi konstytucyjno-
demokraycznej Rodiczew, O.
swiadczajac, re stoi ma gruncie
konstytucyjnym i przeciwnym
jest akcyi nielegalnei.
Przebieg posiedzenia byl na-
stepujaqy: Ma porzadku dzien-
nym znajdowaia sic odpowiedz
odmowna ninisteryum w spra-
vie .zniesienia kary Smierci, mad
kt6ra natychmiast rozpoczela sic.
dyskusya. Przeciw ministrom.
wygiaszano gwaltowne mowy,
, przyczem szczegolnie jaskrawo
wystepowali deputowani robotni
k6w. Giowa radykalow Aladdin
oswiadczyl w swej movie, re du
ma ministeryum to dwaj smier
telni wrogowie, z ktorych jeden
musj umrzec. Ia to wyrazenie
pow gal go prezydent dumy do
porzadku. Inni rady&alowie po-
szli jeszcze dalej i zazadali, aby
duma, uznajac siebie "a jedyna
reprezentantke panstwa, nowa
nadAa krajovE konstytEys.
Przeciw temu projektowi wysta-
pill posIowie umiarkowani w spo-
sob stanowczy. Rodiczew Led
nicki oswiadczyli, re duma praw
jei nadanych ME powinpa naru-
szac, lecz dazyc do osiagniecia
celu ma drodze legalnej. Mowcy
wyrazili obawe, re jezeli duma
stanie jawuie po stronie rewolu-
cyl, to lima rewolucya z CORY
moze obalic to, co narodowi do
tychczas dano-
w kohcu rozpraw nastapilo
porozumienie, gdyz jednoglosnie
uchwalono rezolucye nastepuja-
CO caiy narod rosyjski zada znie-
sienia kary smierci; jezeli W
przyszloSci nastapia egzekucye,
to beda one aktami gwaitu bez-
prawia, czyli pospolitemi NOR
derstwami.
Po za1atwieniu sic w sposob
powyzszy odpowiedzia minis
trow, przystapiono do dalszej
dyskusyi mad projekten1 wywia-
szczenia zien1i. TAX zwane stron-
nictwo piracy przediozylo projekt
powoIania do zycia komisyi To-
kalnych, ktorych czionkowie ma
ia bye wybrani ma podstawie po-
wszechnego prawa giosowania.
Komisye te maja zajac sic bez-
zwiocznie rozwazaniem kwestyi
agrarnej. Przeciw temu wniosko-
Wi, jako przekraczajacemu kom-
petencye dumy, wystapAo stron-
nictwo MISUNDERSTANDING
czne. Poszczegolni mowcy wy
kazywali tniemozliwosc przepro-
wadzenia projektu ) Aladin, prze-
wodea spartyi pracys sdowodzii,
re owe komisye beda malemi du-
mani jako takie utworza pots-i
&c pred ktora Rad sig scofnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-06-25

Wv lllFtc llIIJ vi lllldotoSH w ~
china wczoraj nowe zaburzenia,
lecz panowal wszedzie wzgledny
spokoj.
Rabusie napadli ma pociag pod
Kijowem i zabrali $I25,ooo.. Sci
gano ich zraniono tego wlasnle
rabusia, W ktorego posiadanlu
znajdowaiy sic skradzione pie
niadze.
Pod Woronezem dwaj Fan
darmi zabili chlopu krowe,
Schwytano ich, skazano ma
smierc i wyrok chlopski speinio-
no ma poczekaniu.
w Ufie zamordowano ma ulicy
kniazia Manwelowa, bylego OIL
cera gwardyi.
Odesa, IS czerwca. Ma
krazowniku sNizny Nowgorod".
kt6ry mial przewiezs artylerzy7
stow Odesy do Sewastopola,
zbuntowala sic zaioga okret
wrocii do Odesy.
Ma przedmie$ciu Viola w War
skawie napadli terrorysci ma Sch
policyantow jednego zandarma.
jedzacych obiad w restauracyi.
Dw6ch policyantow zablto, a
trzeciego i zandarma zraniono.
WI Piotrkowie zamordowano O.
ficera policyi towarzyszacego
mu szeregowca.
Londyn, rs czerwca. = w
Moskwie slyszano wczoraj huk
strzalow armatnich i karabino-
wych. Podobno artylerya stree
lala do piechoty moskiewskiego
garnizonu,, ktorej szeregowcy ze-
brali sic ma mityng, zwoiany
przez rewolucyonistow. Szerego-
wcyza posrednictwem swych Off
cerow zapewnili cara, re pozor
stana mu wierni pod tym warun-
klein, jezeli uszanuje prawa /
przywileje dummy. w przeciwnym
razie beda wypelniali rozkazy je-
dynie takich oficerow, ktorzy sta
ma po stronie przedstawicieli ro-
syjskiego narodu.
Londyn, rs czerwca. = Stan
zdrowia cesarza Wilhelma "a
czyna budzic ma nowo powazne
obawy. Me sypia on po nocach,
a lekarze zalecaja mu daleka po-
droz morska, azeby uspokoic je-
go nerwy.
Kilonia, rs czerwca. = Ce-
sarz Wilhelm zaprosa ma poklad
okretu Hamburg" kongresmana
Longworth jego zona, corka
Roosevelta. Ksiezna Eitelfritz
biwila pania Longworth W "a
stepstwie cesarzowej ksieznej
nastepczyni tronu, ktore ME u
wazaly "a stosowne przyjmowaS
amerykanskich goSci, przez ce-
sarza przyjmowanych.
Berlin, IS czerwca. = Dwie
wp1ywowe gazety niemieckie O.
glosiiy poufnie raporta o gospo-
darce Puttkamera w Kameru-
ME. Puttkamer nietylko zostai z
Afryki odwoianym, lecz wydalo-
no go calkiem re sluzby' pan
stwowej.
Parliament odrzucil projekt
rzadowy, azeby kosztem 20 mi
lionow marek budowac kolej zs-
lazna W kolonii poludniowo "a
chodniej afrykahskiej. Cesarz
Wilhelm zapowiedziai, re obrod
ma ten eel funduszy uchwalony
przez parliament ma stiumienie
powstania krajowcow.
Madryt, as czerwca. 8 Do
nosza z La Grania, gdzie bawi
krol krolowa, re aresztowano
tam dwoch ludzi, ktorzy starah
sic zblizyc koniecznie do krolew-
skiej parry, wychodzacej teatru
w rOeio do Y1i,, ;adoaor0 y oreczto-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-06-25

Senl sig ZudIZd, PrZy nlcWfaSCl-
vie zsypanem zbozu Wiecej niz
80 sikawek uzyto do gaszenia po-
zaru, a jednak ME stlumiono go,
dopoki owe gmachy ME spaliiy
sic do szczetu. Szkode przez po-
Ear zrzadzona obliczaja ma $50
tysiecy dolarow.
Eksplozya.
Wczoraj wieczorem wydarzyia
sic eksplozya gazoliny ma jednej
z motorowych lodzi central
nej przystani chicagoskiej nr. 3
kilka os6b zostaio niebezpiecz-
ME pokaleczonych. Jack Wilson,
kt6ry miai zarzad mad lodzia,
wszedl godz. 9:3o wieczorem
ma statek Georgem Robke, jed
nym zalogi, azeby jeszcze prze
konat sic, czy wszystko jest w
porzadku. Kiedy doszedi do tyl-
mel czesci lodzi, zajela sic wi
docznie wyplywajaca aparatu
uszkodzonego gazolina cd pio-
mienia lego latarki. gdyi z
gfosnym hukiem strzelii w gore
plomieh, Wilson wpadl do wo-
dy. Policyant Murphy ujrzawszy
plomien zaalarmowal straz ognio-
wa, a potem pobiegiszy mad
brzeg i ujrzawszy Wilsona W.
wodzie, rzuci} sic do wody ] ura-
towai go. Nadeszia straz ognio-
wa weszia do lodzi, ale W tel
chwili nastapila druga eksplozya'
Kilka innych osob zostalo polka
leczonych.
Nalezeli do mich: szef bata-
lionu stray ogniowej, Edward J.
Buckley, poparzony W twarz ! re-
ce; zabrano 60 do szpitala przy-
padkowego, a potem odwiezio-
no do mieszkania. William Dillon
strazak, lekko ale bolesnie popa-
IRONY w twarz piersl; Jest W
szpitalu przypadkowym. I. Grady
kapitan stray ogniowej, lekko
poparzony. George Robke, ktory
byl z Wilsonem, moze utraci
wzrok wskutek poparzenia; jego
uszkodzeenia So grozne. Takze
Wilson poparzyi sic dose boles-
ME i znajduje sic W sztpitaln
przypadkowym.
ChIopiec polski zabity.
Wczoraj wieczorem okoio go
dziny 9:3o grenada wyrostkow,
= niestety polskich, = ma rogu
ulic Noble Ingraham zabawiala
sic gawedka przy piwie (podo-
bno powrociwszy jakiejs CRY W
pilke) jak to bywa przyszio 90
glupich zartow, swawolnych wy
bryk6w, wreszcie sprzeczki BOZ
XII. Franc. Czernieski, jeden z
mich, ma nieszczescie nlial przy
sobie revolver nabity W przy-
stepie gniewu strzehl zrani3 VI
slsroh 10 letniego Stefana Bajer-
skiego, zam. pm. 40 Ingraham
str. Czernieski zaczal uciekac
przez Ingraham str. i'przez przej-
scie pod wzniesionyni torami
kolejowymi ku Elston ave-; po
drodZe rzuci{ w box revolver,
jeszcze nabity, bo zawierajacy
jeszcze 4 naboje, ale dopadl go
policyant i aresztowal. Bajer.
skiego zawieziono do szpitala sw.
Elzbiety, gdzie chiopiec umara
dis rano q godzirie 4-ej.
.Nie nalezy do jurysdykcyi.'
Krawiecka pnia Garment
Workers Union" przed uiejakirn
czasem wystosowala do prezy-
denta Roosevelta pismo. W kto-
rem skarzy sic Ia to, il Rad
zwiazkoey w kac:nc, Wis. "a
mawia uniforay 'lla wo;ska u
pewnej firmy przekraczajacej u
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06
AUTO CLUB MUST STAY.
Il. A. n. Won't accept Resignation
of Long Island Organization.

At meeting of the board of directors of the
American Automobile Association held at the
Automobile Club OF America yesterday it was
decided not to accept the resignation of the
Long Island Automobile Club from the associa-
ton The club has paid it's dues until October
l. and a strong feeling prevailed that the off,
cias would rescind their action in Withdrawing
from the association before that time.
This ruling will permit members OF the club
taking part in any Of the contests held under
the auspices of the American Automobile As
sociation-
The resignation Of A. r. Pardington. of the
Long Island Automobile Club. as a director
which was handed in owing TO the clubs action.
was also laid on the table. Asa Goddord's res
sIgnation as a director was accepted. He was
compelled 10 give up the office owing 10 his
moving TO Chicago j. p. Claighin. Of the
Worcester Automobile Club. was elected
director in his place
Several new clubs were elected members and
in response 10 many letters Of inquiry concern
ing definite plans for the Glidden tour il was
announced that the rules would be given out in
about a week.
Formal announcement was made OF q cup TO be
offered by Paul Fl. Deming chairman OF the touring
committee for the annual American Automobile
Association tour: He st2ulates that this second
foT he C;Iidden cup That Is ii will be recognized
Is the American Automobile Association trophy
the tour from Chicago on july 5.
In view of the fact that the Glidden Cup tour
ISIS leave Buffalo on july l. ali OF the competitors
starting from Chicago VIII De known as the Amer
those who do not wish 10 enter for the Glidden
cup at Buffalo will continue with the latter com
viii be maintained among all the automobile driv-
ers. The detailed regulations for the Deming Cup
wjiI he The case with the tSIidden cup but they
will be based upon each days run.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06
BOSTON WOMEN BEATEN
LOSE IN TRI-CITY GOLF.
Philadelphia Players Vim First
Match for Griscom Gun.

Inc Philadelphia Women's Golf Association
oeieated the Women's Golf Association, Of Bos-
'oh' IN the tri-city team match for the Clement
A. Griscom trophy, on the links of the Nassau
Country Club yesterday. by a score Of to g.
Ihere were fifteen players on a side and the
result came as profound surprise to the Boston
delegation which had counted upon winning and
meeting the Metropolitan team in the decisive
contest this afternoon
IN justice 10 Boston il may be said that the
Massachusetts forces were minus several strong
players, including Miss Harley, Miss Allen, Miss
Lockwood. Miss Phipps. Miss Borden and Mrs.
McGregor. To add to the Boston teams discom-
hture only fourteen members put in an appear
ance for practice on Monday, and at the elev-
enth hour Miss Alice Underwood of the Oakley
Country Club, was telegraphed for. She came
on SO hurriediy as to be unable TO get her clubs
and in spite Of the fact that she labored under
the handicap of strange clubs she carried Mrs.
Milton Work to the nineteenth green in what
turned out to be losing match.
The first shock for Boston came when Miss
Pauline Maekay. the national champion. lost to
Mrs r. H. Barlow, after the latter had been 3
down at the turn. The Philadelphia woman,
who has heightened out her long game consid-
erably since last season, came home in Al
According TO the conditions each individual
match counted point. bat at straight hole play
Mrs Barlow won by up and / to play. Their
cards were follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06
WOMEN ON STATEN ISLAND COURTS
Play Begun in Handicap Tournament Of
Richmond County Country Club.

There was a large field out yesterday at tho
Richmond County Country Club at Dongan Hills
for the start Of the wOmen's handicap singles. So
big was the crowd OF contestants II was found
impossible TO do more than play through the pre-
liminary round. The first round is scheduled for
tomorrow. and the others win be as follows: June
T. second round: June 10. third round: June 9s
mai round. The trophy for the competition was
presented oy Mrs Woods The summary OF yes
tertay's play follows:
Wornen's handicap singles; preliminary round-n1rs,
5oWie 'pus halr lD defeated Miss ThOman (scratch)
80. 81. e. Miss Il. (unus 15) defeated
Mrs Flagg (plus 15). 6-1 6-4 Mrs Fostsr Cplu. hae
13. defeated Mrs Carroll (scratch) 3-s rs SO Mrs.
Hodges serateh defeated Miss L. Irving Cpus half 49,
80 81; Mrs. Woods (scratehl defeated Misc n
Irving 9pns 15 e-2 Ga Miss Lea eninus 5o1 De-
feated Miss Brown (scratch) defaut;
gl1s haif I'D defeated Mrs Brown (pus half so 81,
60; Miss Schofeld (scratch) defeated /. Ronald
lscratchl; g.. e-1; Miss D. Walker (plus De-
feated Mrs StnOns (scratch). by default;
lninus 30) defeated Miss Heineken (scratch 6- "a:
Miss Burnghame minus half 30) defeated Mrs Mo.
Nance (plus half 15). 6-1. Ga; Miss Handy (rAinua
half 3O) defeated Miss Boner1ck (scratch) s-2 sL2
half 1). e. Is Miss Bowers scratch) defeated Mir
Bssenhauser (plus 15), O.. Davis an4
Miss !. Walker drew byes.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06

slightly the better OF 1t. He won by length.
while Paul Jones finished second, twenty lengths
before OerOso. There was not a single fall to
mar the race, and the only disappointing feature
was the showing of Long Run. which pulled up
absolutely last
a crowd estimated at fully ten thousand per-
sons was in attendance attracted by the good
card or seven races and the desire 10 get away
from The heat OF the city. IT proved disas-
tnous cay 10 those who followed the fortunes Of
the IaNorltes. as Jaunty was the only first choice
20 nnlsh in front The followers of Miller had
nttie JOY either, as his only winning mount was
belgr2via in the first race
, Ihe biggest part Of the crowd stayed TO see
ue private sweepstakes at four furlongs, which
was run as the seventh race IT was for horses
niteen hands and under at SO each. while the
Westchester Racing Association added a cup Of
the value of $500 to the winner. Five horses
went TO the post, two Of them ridden by gentle
man jockeys Mr.. earle handled Stepaway and
Mr.. Devereaux Virginia Francis z. c. Cow
Qln's Orton Dobbie opened favorite at q to D.
but Allan Pinkertons Victory Belle was plunged
on and backed from 10 / 10 to D. closing a
slight favorite. When it came to racing Orton
Dobbie fairly spreadeagled her field and won as
she pleased, while O'Nei had TO ride Victory
Belle ont to save the place from Stepaway.
The other winners were Belgravia, Jaunty,
King Cole and Bad News.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

a big crowd welcomed the Giants at the Polo
Grounds yesterday after their long Western trip.
out went home sadly disappointed Chicago
strengthened her hold first place by shutting
cut the champions by score of to 0. Devlin
got as far third base in the fifth inning and this
was the nearest they got TO scoring.
Brown pitched a great game for the visitors,
Allowing only three scattered hits He backed
up by perfect support in the field. Mc(iinnity,
the contrary was hit freely and received poor
backing. The most serious that made
by Browne in the sixth inning when with the
DaSes IuIl he muffed Kings long drive. which
plate
The visitors took early lead. making two
runs III the opening inning a double by Sheck-
ara, a single by Scnulte Devlins and Stein
1eldt'S slnGle. As 1t turned out these all the
runs needed to win the game. although others were
added for good measure.
fine stop by Chace of Evers's throw in the
fourth inning. and Dahlens handed jumping
catch OF Slasels liner in the sixth were the feld-
ing features. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06

The decided improvement on the part of the
Philadelphia team this season will serve to stim-
ulate interest in the match to-day and it is no
secret that the Metropolitan women con-
cerned over the outcome. Not a little seems to
depend on whether Mrs. e A Manice plays
with the Metropolitan Golf Association forces.
She was at Nassau yesterday. but gave out little
hope as her husband is opposed TO her playing
in matches The matter Will not be definitely
decided until some time this morning
Most of the Metropolitan Golf Association
women practised the course yesterday, and
they were loud in praise of its condition. Miss
Georgianna Bishop. playing round with Mrs.
Charles L. Tiffany, returned an 81. This is low
scoring fer a woman at Nassau. Mrs. Charles
T Stout. though not putting as well as at Engle-
wood two weeks ago, is expected 10 rise to the
occasion. Mrs. F. Louise Vanderhoef is also
playing At the top of her game and the same
may be said of Mrs. n. PendletOn Rogers, Mrs.
NJ u Paterson. Miss Julia r. Mix and Hiss
Elizabeth Thorry.
A change is contemplated I'm the programme
Of the championship tournament of the Wom-
ems Eastern Golf Association, which will be
held over the Nassau links tomorrow and Fri
day Instead of having Fridays eighteen-ruund
begin at l D. m, the women have about de-
cided to have il run off in the morning.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06

In getting the Al on the homeward journey
Mrs. Barlow made only two mistakes. striking
pace that entirely too fast for the cham
pion. To get 91 over the Nassau course as it
is at present means good golf. as it covers
playing distance Of 6137 yards
Boston's hopes were dashed for the second
time when Miss Fanny OsgoOd lost to Mrs. Caleb
F. Fox, the hardworktng Philadelphia leader.
With a couple of approxmated holes Mrs. Fox
went round in 81, good enough TO defeat the
former Massachusetts champion by UP and l
TO play. The winner came home in 43-as
she aptly remarked. pretty good for woman
who has an engaged daughter and son who
stands six feet four inches"
Miss Frances c. Griscoms defeat of Miss
Mollie Adams by UP and TO play was due
to her remarkable improvement in driving.
These two have met on numerous occasions IN
the past, Miss Adams usually winning without
much trouble. Yesterday she found herself out
driven, and as the Philadelphia woman was CIV
ing away nothing on the greens Miss Adams
never had chance.
Miss N. c. Maule, Philadelphia, and Miss c.
Schreve. playing thirteenth in their respective
teams. furnished the longest match of the day.
Although the Boston girl dornie 2, her op-
pOnent squared the match at the home hole.
finally winning on the twentieth green Miss
Schreve. OF the Alston Golf Club, has her own
ideas as to playing the ancient game. on the
tee and through the green all her shots are
played with right handed clubs. but once on the
putting green she resorts 10 a left handed
putter
From the tee Miss Margaret Curtis was as
brilliant ever. but lack Of practice caused her
TO be unsteady at times with the irons. In spite
OF this she defeated Miss Gertrude Gilbert. OF
Philadelphia, by up and TO play. Miss Har-
riot Curtis less fortunate. finishing down
TO Miss A. McNeely.
Miss Louisa A Wells. the Bostonlan, who was
runner up TO Mrs. c. T. Stout in the national
championship of 1902. at Brookline played in
something like her oldtime form. and defeated
Miss Condor by up and to play. Miss NJ. w.
Phelps defeated Mrs. II. Fitzgerald, former
Philadelphia champion, on the nineteenth green.
while Miss Alice Bradford. also of Boston, beat
Mrs o. McCammon handily by up and to
play. Mrs. F. w Batchelder. of Boston. de-
feated Mrs. A. II. Toulmin. by 4 up and 3 TO
play. but Miss F. McNeely. Of Philadelphia. beat
Miss Elizabeth Porter by up and TO play.
Miss Florence Ayres Philadelphia. also
from Miss NJ. F. Phelps by . up while Mrs. E.
H. Filter, Sd, Philadelphia. beat Miss Helen
Johnston by up and to play. The summary
of the match follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
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IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.I
St Louis. June 5.-The Highlanders took a bad
slump to-day and. making six errors. lost to
St Louis by a score OF 8 10 3
Chesoro, who started in TO do the pitching for
New York had poor control and the home team
got good early lead. Griffith and CIarksoa
followed him in the box. Elberfeld. who was
spiked in yesterdays game. was unable to play.
and his absence was sorely felt by the visitors.
1t was a day of troubles, as several players
We're ordered off the grounds. Before the first
ball was pitched Howell and OConnor were
punished, and later KleinOw and Hahn had TO be
disciplined. The score follows: