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New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
GLIDDEN TOUR CHANGES
Shorter Route arranged in Run
from Buffalo to Saratoga.

At meeting held yesterday in the office Of Judge
James b Din few changes We're made by the
subcommittee of the American Automobile Asso-
ciatou in the route for the Glidden tour.
Those present at the meeting were Judge James
B. Dill, of the Automobile Club of New Jersey;
I. E. Hover, of the Automobile Club of Buffalo.
and Augustus Post. Of the Long Island Automo-
bile Club. Messrs. Dill and Post last week COM
pleted a trip the roa1s selected for the tour
in White steamers. BY the changes made the first
days run, on July L. viii be from Buffalo to Au-
burn, distance of 123 miles. and on July Is
from Auburn 10 Utica, distance of 70 miles; July
II the run will be from Utica to Saratoga dis
tance Of Il miles.
The old route was from Buffalo 10 Rochester, 75la
miles; Rochester to Syracuse, 81 miles. and SYRIA
cuse to Saratoga, 154 miles. The plan short
ems the distance between Buffalo and Saratoga ST5
miles and divides up the total mileage better
Another entry was received for the tour yester
day, making a total so far of six. Charles Y.
Knight of Oak Park. ILL.,, entered a 1910 horse
power Silent knight car. j. II. McDuffe. the fifth
eutrant, telegraphed from Chicago yesterday that
the machine ne viii drive is d S0-35 horsepower
StOddard- I)a VtOn
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
NATIONAL CHAMPION BEATEN.
Miss Elizabeth Moore Loses in Doubles on
Staten Island Courts

The annual open tournament Of the Staten Island
Womens Club completed yesterday on the
courts at Livingston. In the doubles Miss johnson
and Miss Coffin won, and in the mixed doubles
Miss Johnson, paired with Mr.. Blythe was success
full in capturing the prize Miss Elizabeth II.
Moore. the woman national champion, competed
in the womens doubles. paired with Miss Brown
This it's way through to the finals, but
was easily defeated in straight sets by Miss John
and Miss Coffin by the score Of Ga. 6-3. The
summary follows:
women's doubles preliminary round)-Nlrs Aut.xnan
Miss Smith defeated Miss Handy and Miss Lea g.
6-3 Miss and Miss Brown defeated Mrs. Hodges
and Heineken. 60 e.: Mrs Coe Miss Helen
TIouans defeated Mrs. Edgar and Mrs Robinson. +6.
6-1. Sc
First rotud-Nfiss Day Miss wlldey defeated Mrs.
ScTymser and Miss jenkins e. g.: Miss Moore and
Miss Brown Mrs Alderman Miss Smith.
6-3 8-2: Miss johnson and Miss Coffin defeated
Coe Miss Helen Homans 0-6. Sc 6-3 Miss Risch
Donald defeated te Misses Homans by default
Seni-fnal roundMiss Moore and Miss Brown defeated
Day and Miss Wildey. Ga. e.. Miss johnson and
Coffin defeated Miss Risch and Miss Donald. 6-4.
C.
Final round-Mss Johnson and Miss COfrn defeated
Miss Moore and Miss Brown e. Ga
Mixed doubles Chrst round)-Miss Donald and BOYD
defeated Mrs Scrymser and Mr. Allen e. e-2: Miss
Coffin and Mr.. Johnson defeated Miss Jenkins
Shand 6-3. g.: Miss johnson and Mr.. Blythe defeated
Miss Lea and Mr.: Robinson e-S. 6-4
Semi-fnal round-Miss Coffin and Mr.. Johnson defeated
Miss Donald and Boyd 6-2 e.; Miss johnson and
Mr. Blythe defeated Miss Risch and Mr.. O-6 G-2
6-4
Final round-Ariss johnson Mr. Blythe defeated
Miss Coffin and Mr.. Johnson, 6-1. SIS
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
Sporting Goods.
COLLEGE ROUING PLANS.
Creycs Gathering at POughkeepsie
for the Big Regatta.

Poughkeepse. \. Y. june 1.-THE arrangements
for the intercollegiate regatta over the Poughkeep-
sic Highland course. which takes place Satur-
day. June %. rapidly being perfected. All the
crews will be on hand with the arrival OF Wiscon-
sin. June 15. The this year win be between
the universities of Columbia, Cornell Georgetown.
Pennsylvania Syracuse and Wisconsin. Most Of
the quartered the west bank o.
Highland side Of the river Columbia being at Red
Top, Pennsylvauia and Wisconsin in Highland
village while Cornell makes its headquarters at
The Oaks. about one mile south OF Highland sta
ton
The course has been staked of with markers
placed on the Poughkeepsie Bridge. The course
under the bridge will be between the first and
second spans The average depth OF water over the
entire four-mile course is dfty-eght feet Survey
ors have been work laying out the new course
and the engineers have posted maps in the various
crew quarters showing ala tne details.
The New York Central and the West shore rail-
roads are making preparations for handling ths
crowds to and from the races. As the regatta will
be on Saturday. a record breaking crowd will
probably be hand.
The four Dared race viii be between Cornell. CO.
lurnbia- Syracuse, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
t L. m. The freshmcn'S efghts will start from tina
TWO mile point at 4-tJ r. m- and positions
Will be numbered from the west shore. as follows:
1OIuNlbitt, syracuse, Cornell Pennsylvania and
Wisconsin The big race of the day the varsity
elghts, viii start from krUm Elbow, the four mla
post at p m. and the crews Will be lined up =
follows: Syracuse Columbia, Wisconsin. Cornell.
Georgetown and Pennsylvania
The observation train viii consist of thirtv-six
ears ana seats can be obtained at the West Shore
ttalIrOad ticket office at s. each The train is di-
vlded INTO sections, that admirers of the various
crews can be together Special trains will leave
west 42d street at II m y noon and 1870 .. m.
the latter beng made up of porlor cars.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
PIrTsBURG. 8; PHILADELPHIA.
OFF ON OCEAN RACE.
Three Yachts Start from San Pedro
for Honolulu.

San Pedro. Cal. June 11-Three yachts. the
Anenlone La Paloma and the Lurline, started
at II o'clock to-day TO Honolulu. 2l0e
miles away The Lurline is the flagship OF the
South Coast Yacht Club; the Anemone is from the
New York Yacht Club, sailing under the colors Of
the South Coast club and La Paloma the cup
defender is the representative Of the Hawaiian
Yacht Club.
The Anemone viii allow La Paloma p hours
and the Lu1line II hours. while the Lur!ine must
allow La Paloma 16 hours. The Anemone is
1r2 feet over all with q feet beam Captain Lin
denberg of New York, Is in command Of the crew
Of eleven men, and on board are Charles H Tut
Of Colorado Springs. the owner: Judge T. c. Sim
son. Professor l.. A e Ahlers, Of Colorado College
and Thayer Tut
The LurIine is 81 feet over all She is in COM
mand Of Commodore II. I. Sinclair. Of the South
Coast Yacht Club, and carries 4 crew Of six men.
La PsIoma is A feet over al and is COM
naaaded by Captain c. F. Mosier, sid has board
her owner Commodore Mcfarland Of the Hawaii
an Yacht Club, and a Of five men.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
WORK OF THE COLUMBIA CREWS.
Post Will Not Get Seat in the VARSITY
Boating of the Fights.
IBy Teleeraph to The TribuneI

Poughkeepsie, N Y. June 11--After a weeks hard
work several members of the Columbia crew squad
were allowed 10 so to New York to-day to attend
the class day exercises.
The varsity has been taking an eight-rnile row
every day. The river has been so rough at times
that the work has been retarded. one day the
waves were so heavy that they swamped the boat
II was in shallow water. however that the men
waded ashore. There has been one hard four-nliIs
race for the varsity For the first two miles they
were ptted against the freshmen. who won BY
about two lengths At the two-miIe mark the Sec
ond varsity picked the senior eight up and raced
it TO the finish. the first boat winning.
Post has not been able 10 get back on the crew.
expected He lost much in his two
months fdlRness that there is possibility OF his
getting into condition before the race The present
boating of the crews is as folIOes: First varsity:
Bow, Braun; No. >. Roy; No g. Earle No. 4. Heln,-
rich; No. D. Ferris; No 5. Boyle; No Z, OLOUghliu.
stroke, Mackenzie, COXsWain, Dorsey
Varsity four: Bow. Perriue No . Norris: No.
3, White: stroke Taylor.
Freshmen: Bow Taylor; No. . Jordan: No. s.
Suarez; No. t. Moran; No ). Spaldng: No. s. Gill
lies; No /, Cerussi; stroke. Mackenzie; cOxswain,
Durant.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
'HIRD SECTION
SECTION.
SWIMMING AT TRAvERs ISLAND.
Good Entry for the New York Athletic Club
Outdoor Races

The svfmming races to be held on Saturday al
--ravers Island the country home of the New fork
Athletic club. will he the first successful season
IN rhis line of sport. All the crack swimmers or
the netropolitan district have entered In the dir-
ferent events and close and excltlne hhlshes VIII
result in every heat Among those entered in the
bandicans are Bill and Budd Goodwin. Charles
Ruberl Teddy T<itching, Conrad Iruoenoach'
Lester Crane Jimmy wenck Tommy Webb, Ray
Mulvcy. Lou Handley and r n. Adams all or
whom figured prominently in this years INDOOR
championships.
The numerous entries in the fancy diving con-
test show how popular this picturesque sport has
grown during the last year or 50. Among the en-
trants are the bitter rivals Waiter Lee ana llohas
States ,,, - x, .,
The English game of water polo, which is favored
so much on the other side OF the ocean, VIII be
PLAYED here in the open water for the nrst time,
and the two crack teams of Columbia and the New
York Athletic Club will thoroughly try out its
merits outdoor course.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING

In a game that was marked by clever playing on
Doth sides the Giants shut out Cincinnati at the
Polo Grounds yesterday by a score Of l TO o. Nc
Ginnity and Fraser were the opposing pitchers and
honors were about even. but the champions man
aged 10 bunch two of their five hits in the fifth
inning, which resulted In the only run of the game.
In this inning single by Bowerman, McCiinnity' :
sacrifice and Bresnahan's long drive scored what
proved to he the winning run.
In the visitors half Of the fifth inning McGin-
nifty came to the by striking out men
with Livingston third.
In the first inning Barry, the Cincinnati first
baseman, was put out of the game for wranEling
with the umpire Devlin, who played fast game
throughout. received ovation in the second
inning by making clever stop and lightning throw
of Seymour's bouncing hit, which resulted in the
runner being retired at first A running catch OF
Gilberts line fly by Kelly in the third inning was
another feature of the game The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
THE LILA WINS RACE AT NORFOLK

GBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Norfolk. Va. June 1.-THE yawl Lila, OF the
BROOKLYN Yacht club. which pat in here after an
unsuccessful attempt capture the Upton cup In
the rare from New York Bermuda. demon
strated her superiority to-day over the yachts OF
the Hampton Roads club by defeating them IN an
exciting from Yorktown.
The other boats the Sagita- winner Of the
Hampton Roads trophy: the Mattacheeset and the
Naomi. The Lila reached the Hampton ROADS
Yacht Club ats5:& p. m. leading the Sae'ta by
ffteen rnjuufes The Naomi came In ten minutes
later and hfteen minutes afterward the Mattachee-
set finished
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
ENGLISH TEAM FOR DAVIS CUP.

London June u.-H l. Doherty and S. H.
Smith in the singles. and r. +. and Fl. l. Doherty
i'm the doubles. have been named 10 represent Eng
land in the challenge round for the Dwight r
Davis international lawn tennis cup
The makeup of the American team has not vet
been definitely announced. although II viii prob
ably be Holcombe Ward and Raymond H. Little, e.
both singles and doubles. the ease against
Australia
Ii was said tonight that Wright who has been
suffering with injured hand. improving so
fast that he might play in the doubles with Ward
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
RACING RESULTS AT BUFFALO.

First -four furlongs)-Caveadsurn to
1 Won Plaud 40 TO J. second: Spherical to 2 third.
Second race tsix furlongs)- -Rusk o. vgor; Nus
l1615- - ~ ~ - ~ -''0'
Third race lone mile)Thomond, II To l. won; Slick
1:45is. - '
uIth race tve furlongs)-Afinty, 50 won; Betsy
i q 10 second; Alyth. TO / third. Time. p.
mn race zone Inile(-ldtus, . Neva Welch.
10 secnoi AustFalina. u TO !. third Time 143<a.
sixth race zone mile and forty yards)-Sver Wedding
% = ". MoHacooor, &c . second Miss HawIey TO i.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
HARVARD CREWS OFF TO NEW LONDON

Cambridge. Mass. June 1.-THE Harvard varsity
crew and substitutes and the Harvard freshman
crew left Cambridge this afternoon for New Lon
don, Conn to engage in the final practice for the
races with Yale tho Thames River. on June =.
ThIrty-two taken. exclusive of tho
coaches The shells were shipped yesterday, and it
planned To have the Harvard Oarsmen take
light practice the Thames tonight.
The varsity viii be QUarteTed at Red TOP
in the building the hill formerly occupied b.
the freshman
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
PRENTICE AND HOMANS WIN.

In one of the closest and most exciting matches
ever played the lawn tennis courts OF the
Westchester Country Club. Bermon S. Prentice. the
old Harvard champion. and Howard Hornans de-
feated James D. PeI and Howard A. Plummer In
the final round OF the invitation mems doubles.
The score was 6-s 81. 63. 6+ 7-5
Pell and PIummer seemed 10 have the match
won with two SETS and the score three games TO
love In their favor in third set Prentice
Homans would not acknowledge defeat. and by
clever passing and brilliant play at the pulled
ant
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
Open Tournament Dates for Deal
and Richmond County Clubs.

The applications for open tournament dates made
by the Deal Golf Club and the Richmond County
Country Club have been officially granted By
Leighton CaIkins. secretary of the Metropolitan
Golf Association. The tournament at Deal Will be
held on August 16. II and Is. and Richmond County
will entertain on October l. and s. The presi-
USilt cup a Si-e MtaiOfe COuhfy
Club, August 10. ID, Il and IS viii conflict with the
Amateurs and professionals viii take part IN a
four-baH match over the links of The Fox Huls
Golf Club tomorrow. W. Fl. Beers oe the New
York Golf Club. and Ben Nichols. formerly tho
Higgins, ST. Andrews Golf Club. and issac Nacke.
the Fox Hills greenkeeper- The match viii be
Those long contemplated alterations 20 the links
OF the Garden City Golf Club viii be started
shortly. Walter j. Travis. who has been chosen
chairman OF the green committee will oversee the
work, which viii affect about twelve holes. Middle
bunkers to be taken out at several places
where they cross the course, leaving hazards at
either end Other traps. guarding green's. are 70 be
wdened and desPfnfd whs raised ana qndua5ns
fair greens viii be made narrower.
If Jerome d Travers. the Nassau amateur cham
piOn of the Metropolitan Gof Association. does not
compete In the tournament AT the knOllwoOd Coun-
try Club this week il VIII because no has decided
10 go West for the national and Western open
championship Alexander smith the Nassau
PaT PaTt mas 0'sn Trying 10 'u''s MI 'a's'' 10 'AN'
The WhoesaIs Lumber Trade Golf club is 10
have q tournament this week the Nassau Coun-
try Club. \ golf club has also been organized
among the printers aud stauoners and a tOurns-
ment VIII be played at the I,chnoad County Coun-
try Club.
Competitions ~ % varied nature have been ar
ranged for the members % the Sound Beach Colt
Club. Between now and ,hc enc OF September
than twenty events have been schc cd1lcd
The annual open championship tournament OF
Great Britain VIII take piece Nuuned. scotland.
on June IS L. James Brad. the title holder.
also in 1891 IN tee Alec Herd Won, followed
nv Harry NaTdon IN 1895 and Jack White In 1904.
The latters - was the best score made in an
open championship OF Great Britain.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
RAINBOW AND YANKEE TO MEET
Cornelius Vanderbilt viii Sail His Own
Yacht in Atlantic Regatta.

Judging from the entries announced, the annual
regatta Of the Atlantic Yacht Club TO be sailed In
the lower bay to-day, promises to be brilliant
success Cornelius Vanderbilt commodore of the
New York Yacht Club has entered and Will sail
the 70-footer Rainbow, against Harry MaXwells
Yankee. F. NJ Smiths Effort is to sail against
the TWO bronze clippers Nicola and Weetamoe. and
in the schooner class there will be q great fight 10
Scotland Lightship and back between last years
rivals, the Corona and the Elmiuall Other yachts
entered include the AndrOmada, owned by Z. w
Lotowana the Crescent. the Spider the Saetta, the
JOY, the More Trouble, the Jsstep and the lrolJa-
The first cruising race Of the Chicago Yacht Club
for the Mackinac Cup valued at $1,000, will be
sailed on July il. 1t :s perpetual challenge tro-
ply There viii be valuable first prizes for sloops
scnooners and yawls and second prizes in all
classes in which four more start This is said to
be the longest fresh water cruising race ever at
tempted and the most important one OF us KIM Oh
the great lakes.
The first class Of the motor boats that are to
race next Saturday In the power boat race of the
Columbia Yacht club win start at 1880 m. The
other classes win he sent away at intervals during
the day until $50 p m. when the fast automobile
boats are to start The IS III full view from
the clubhouse at West S6th street. The kncker-
booker Yacht Clubs class Of sea SkunkS VIII
start at o. m for a special cup offered by the
regatta committee There viii be music by the
71et Regiment Band. fireworks and dancing In the
evening
The start OF the yachts entered in the New York
Yacht Clubs regatta for the spring cups Thurs
day will be at j. O'Clock from a buoy of Glen
Cove The tug C. +. Raymond will be the commit
tee boat that dnY-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
BROOKLYN FAILS BEFORE CHICAGO

Chice go a comparatively easy victory over
Brooklyn at Washington Park Brooklyn, yesterday
by score of to 3 Pastorius pitched for the first
four innings for the home team. but was then
a safe lead. Mcintyre took his place. He was ap-
plauded for striking out six men.
The batting of Schultz, the Chicago rlght nelder'
was the feature in the first inning he sent the
bali over the right field fence for home rum scoT-
SlagIe aha.d of MLm- Ihe SCORE l1LuMs:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
cORNELL CRICKETERs BEAT ouAKERs

ithaca, \. Y. June 1.-THE Cornell cricket team
defeated the team Of the University of Pennsyl-
vanfa by 1873 15t IN one inning oniPercy Field to-
day. This makes the intercollegiate cricket cham
pionship tie, Haverford having defeated Cornell.
while Pennsylvania beat HaVerford.
CIregson, OF Cornell, the star of to-day's
game. batting for lis runs, and not out
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
Jan07cSbi IN the Lead IN the Masters
Tournament.

Ostend. Belgium June 11.-Play in the interna-
tioual chess masters tournament resumed this
morning. when the sixth round was begun at the
Kursaal in this city. The pairings and results are
amended herewith.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
THREE QUAKER PLAYERS SUSPENDED.

Philadelphia June u--Dufry. Doom and Sen
tene. OF the Philadelphia National League team.
have been suspended by President PulIiarn for IN
subordinauoa IN Saturday. game with PIttsburS.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12

n baseS-Chlcago, g. New York, 3 Two-base hts
Williams. Stolen base-Hahn. Double plays-Sullivan
and Davis; Williams unassisted); Hahn, Donohue
Smith; ConrOy, Williams and Chase Struck
Smith, g: by iBogg, 2 Passed ball-McCuire on
bals-Cn Hogg, l. Wild pitches-Smith. . Time. 1:40
Umpre-Sheridan.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
EASTERN LEAGUE.

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Baltimore, 6; Newark . Jersey City. 5: Providence
Rochester 5; Buffalo. l.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
'AGUE BASEBALL.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
The Highidnders Bunch Hits and
Defeat Chicago.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York ar Cleveland. Boston at 81. Louis
washington at Chicago. Detroit Philadelphia
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TODAY.
Results oE GAMES WESTERN

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York D. Chicago. o. Boston. 7: Detroit s.
"ashingon, g. Cleveland 4 Philadelphia. S: St Louis
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12

TNvo-base hits-Lasey and Eaten Ihree-hise NJ
King Home runSchulte Sacrifice htS-ShecHNarq ana
overall stolen bases-Slage Chance Evers and I4unl-
lev HIts-OH Pastorus In four innings off Mcintyre,
in FIVE innings Lett on basesChicagO, 4; Brooklyn Il
First base ballsOf Pastorus. ?; of Overall First
on error-Fsrookyn Struck outFy Mclntyre, b;
bv overall 3 Passed balI-Ritter. Time. 1:44 Umpire
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
The Giants Beat Cincinnati IN q
Pitchers Battle.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
JLTs OF GAMES YEsTERDA

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
1Stte,r IorfS l. cincinnati. O. ST. Louis. s Boston
o"so @ brooklyn. 3. Pittshurg. 3; Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
New York


First base on error-New York / Left bases-New
York. 4: Cincinnati, First base balls-Of McGin-
nifty. Fraser, Struck out-By McCiinnity. 4; 10y
Fraser /. Three-base hlt-LIvingston Sacrifice hit
McCinnity Umpres-Conway and ODay. Time, l;3O
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
PHILADELPHIA. 3; ST. LOUIS. !

At St Louis r. H. t.
St. Louis ...............0 0 0 0-1 l
Batteries: Philadelphia-Dygert and Schreck; ST.
Iouis-Howel and Spencer. Umpires-Evans and
Connolly.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12

BAsEBAIL POLO GR'DS. To-day, VI. GIants
Champions OF the World. Cincinnati presentation OF
Worlt's Pennant- Special programme. Japana.s Eye
WORKS and Musia. start!n. a. : -
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
BOSTON. I: DETROIT. S.

Boston ................0 0 5 o1 81 13 5
Detroit .................0 10
Batteries: Boston-Harris. TannehilI and Arm
bruster; Detroit-SieYer Eubanks and Payne. Um-
pires-Hurst and Connors.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
WASHINGTON. 6; CLEVELAND. 4.

At Cleveland r. II. E.
Washington .,.........1 0 0 0-S 10 l
Cleveland ..............0 1 l 0 IA If
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures and Kit
tredSe; Cleveland-Joss, Fells and Clark. Umpire
O'LOughlin.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12

t..,.,L = osAta'ublue cane wltt =
1s''..'asi9h a. e. wretch ttIn. bHI
&c rsn Eis best race.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12


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mile eighth good Won
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New-York tribune., 1906-06-12

b going away Bat sdastsrson raced Curriculum into
ier Gegrse s Davis fought out the hnish saiaeS
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12

Ahst strides Red River q
es IN cose quart
--ati bad beginning
upward 81 4 a.
= won e. Bob Ailes-L@urel
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12

a1nea aN8y easily tho stretch Palette closed
i'h runf rs hc Mcrate met with 50
g. EhcFor oyear-oas. Sl.o, added. i've furionfs
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12

So Eys. In Z good position I'll the way away c
- l-t could not Withstand E-es challenge Er
1u4se hung lu last furIoEg
ID RACE.-steepIechase. handiesu. FOR four-year-ol
. s-eTi so01- Won easily Time. 4-53%. Wonner,
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12

Competitions - q varied nature have been ar
ranged for the members % the sound Beach Col
Club. Between now ana ,he enc OF September
more than twenty events have teec scheduled
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12

The Wholesals Lumber Trade Golf club is 70
have tournament this week the Nassau Coun-
try Club \ golf club has also been organized
among the printers aud statoners and a tOurns-
ment VIII be played at the Itch40osd County COun-
try Club.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12

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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-14
WEALTH AND SENSE.

NEW YORK, Sept. l3.-A cable dis
patch from Berlin printed here today
says: Frau Krupp, widow of the great
gun maker of Essen, and her daughters
Bertha and Barbara have just been here,
the object of their visit being to buy
the daughters trousseau. Notwith-
standing their immense wealth, not
more than $3.50 was spent for each
outfit. This modest outlay is quite in
accordance with the remarkable sim
plicity with which the girls were
brought up. She is engaged to marry
Gustav Won Bohlen und Halbach, un-
der secretary Of the Prussian legation
to the vatican. Barbara Krupp, al
though not nearly SO rich as her sis
ter, is worth $l2,5o0OO0. Her fance is
Baron Telo Won Wilowski, son of
the governor of Prussian Saxony. Neitn-
er bridegroom elect is wealthy.