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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-31
8e9en &prausbesablnna.

Baron Hieors Seiratb nit IyrI.
Morgaret 2ouiie Mogee bon
Fittsbltrg. - Ter @rtutigonl be.
Itano oltf porbcrgebenoen Gm,
pfong bon 100000.
BittSburG Ea., 80. Mai.
Sn Den bieiigen geicai6oitliden
&reiIen biloct bcut5utoge 6nS Soupt+
geiprdd Die 00be Der y&oiliiummc,"
Die Sri. Worgoret 2olliie Wogee an
Baron Hicol bon &ieocnuil 6e5ablte,
Inn oemna6it om 6. Suni Srou 30.
ronln 81 mcr0cn. - 9uron Hie0l oes
bort einem Scr 0"lttiten aoclSgcihlcd).
ter SeItreif'S an. ga CT peruom.
men, in meld' finon5ieQcn S6muliz
toten Iid) ieiner5cit ser Carl bon Yor.
mouth befano, ais or gllicc Gornelia
Sbolp frcite, mollte er, 10 mic eS
DclBt, ltf nidt Ocnlelbcn llnanncbms
lldtelten III SIebcn, ionoern Dem Cru.
pei ldon longe Dor Der Sod)5eit Elm
eltoe mod)en. - Ger Baron iol n1nt.
lid lebr oorii6tig, oltd ourd Nu.
iuolte nobIbcrotbcn lcin, Ole ourd,e
blifen lieBen, OoB Der EreiS, ocn Die
Wogce'S bciablcn miiBten, oumit
Wforgorct 2ouiie 9oronin mcrocn
fonnc, $250,000 6etrooen miiIIc. g9enn
oilf Die Wogec'i6e 5omilic cine bo6t
9eleui6oftlidc StcIlun9 81 miiroigen
ipciB, 10 meiB tie oud, oos @clo gu
lfdben, nno Iie pcigerte lid, iopiel
SIT beroppcn.
Ger Baron cling, mic eS beiBt, nit
Der aoufiunme berltnter uno be.
IhloB, oie 9ti6te 0eS altcn EolitiferS
GbriIt. WogCe ol,d) an Sen 9(ltor III
filbren, mcnn iie linn MIR 100000
porber be5oblc. Srau Gbriit. Wa0co.
Die Sante Der boloen 9rout, ioQ Elm.
gemiQtgt boben, Die Summe Ell be-
rappen un0 Dor ser So65eit fliiiiiq at
mad)en; oenn Scr SEER Baron lit g.
frctGr Scr oItrei6iihCn 9otihoit in
Nont, mo oltf 0ieic @SeiIc oiiritc uild)
lie, Die Sontc, ltfJ erlnllbcn, ipGter in
Den crltcn oortigen oriItofrotiidcn
&rcilen 81 ocrfcbren uno Die Wiuio.
men 81 per5ebrcn, bic ibr @ottc, ser
%Oerltorbene Senator Wagec, ans Sen
FittSburGer Strobcnbobnen berollS~
5uIdlogen lpuBtc. Sic, oic @ittuc,
bcgob lid) fltr5 na6 benz Sooe ibreS
@otten nod Som. SIRE Niftc mar
oornalS init Hi6orO Servings, Sobn
zines T%itts6urgcr Del Mo9naten,
perlobt. Die Sontc ipllBtc ooS Ser.
lobniB 81 l0ien, uno ibr Gbrgei5 ioQ
oemn1dit ourd Die Sod5eit Der
Tifte NIT ainGnt %Gdrantirt edtatt
griltofroten gefrOnt Weroen. Sri.
Wo9ee IelbIt bat nidt ion0crIid uiel
@elb, meSlpegen bcionoerS scr Baron
olf ~SorouSbc5obIilna" bc1tanocn
baben Iou.
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@acfluar'S Heiien.

@aibington, 8. e. 80. Mai.
Gent inoiitcn Siiritcn, melhcr lid)
ieit einigen Sagen bier m%tfgeboItcll
bot, mlroe aeitern gbcno III Der irons
50iiihen gotidaft Elm Diner gegeberl
uno bcllte piro or allf sfuei Gage nod
philadelphia unb bon bort nah 30.
iton uno oarauf naf) bcm @eltcn
geben. 8cItern @ormittaa bette CT
in Der Iorltaot elm Seminar fir
inngc 9amen beinht nno iid in CT
ner intereiianten &eoc iiber Die Gin'
bride eeduBert, peld)e CT bon amc.
rita erbnlten.
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Mc6r 2cidcn in Sau Sranciseu.

San Sran6iSco, 80. Woi. -
Gic 2cifer pon If mcitercn Spicrn
oeS fiir5lidcn GrobcbenS llnO 9run.
be8 iino gcfitnocn morocn, moourdl
Die 3obl Der llmQefommcnen am
4tS ltcigt. Inter Sen nelolfoclull.
oenen Spfcrn bciinocn ii6 ser 81.
iGbrige Sbncibcr 2oris Stum6lcr,
icine @ottin, Ieinc 5ebniGbrige God
ter mo leinc 23j0brige Nidte Sri,
Sannic @crncr.
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8ruffcncr in Chicago.

Gbicogo, 80. Woi. -. armour II.
Cos GROCER Glepator u nm Sluiie
nobe Scr S~isfcitrobe, ipurbe ourd) cin
bclltc iriib ouSgebro6eneS Scucr
nebit ieinem aus 100000 9uidcl
@etraibe b%eitebenbcn Snbalt 5erItort.
Der Shaoen miro auf $500,000 bis
100000 geidGtt. Iud 10 nit &C.
traiOe befradtete @aggons pcrbranl,-
ten auf einem naben @eleiie. Man
ocrmutbet, oab Dos 5eufr ourd),
Selbiteni5iinbung entitnno.
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in Sunulnlu a%naefummcn.

Sonolull II, %. Wai, pia San
6roncisco, 80. Moi. = Gas ociltihc
SduIid)iif rScrSogin Sopbie Gbor-
lotte" lit o,f icincr Sabrt Inn bic
@elt bier nngclangt.1 Sas Sfiff,
ooS Bremen am 1. Sui 1905 perlai-
len bottc, lit nuf Der Sobe BON Sap
Sorn cntmoItet woroen, pclder edo
Den bon ocn Gaoetten in WontepiOeo
ausgebelicrt moroen lpar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-31

lid miro Die bette 20ilnB Der gegcn-
pdrti9en S6pieri0tcitcn Oorin CT.
blldt meroen, o1f @runO ocS famoitn
Photographer II scr ,mcls
der lhon aus 10 monfcr Notblngc
gebolfcn, boS Eorlontcnt Our6 cir
fode foiicrIi6e 8erorOnung gu Der.
tagen.
@roBe 9efiir6tung ruft sic Sal.
tllng Der So5iqliiten in Dem ougcn.
blidli6cm EHemmo lpudy Sic !bpbcn
5abIrcidei ee~f iammll1ngeg leinberll.
fen, IN octen es pprouSiidtli6 an
Bcrit tlrnllltuariid 5uqcbcn miro II.
mclfc mic 5icmIid ~oQgcmcin befiird)
let miro, rrnIte &romoIlc sur 6olgc
Dobcn mogcn,, ginitbcilcn iicbt al
les oarpn6 dis. oils Of mieoer elm.
nal cine Belt Scr beocntliditcn poll.
tiid)cn @trrcn nnbre6cn ioltc.
Segnten al.
@icn 30. Moi. - &oiicr 6ron5
Soicpb empfing 9eitcrn Den @rofcn
bon Gouoenbopc, Stottboltcr bon
9obnlcn, uno ben 8roicn &ielmon2.
cgg in longcn q%uoien}eL o6cr 9ci0c
Icbntcn Die @iloung zines &obinct@
o6. @rof Gouoenbopc lit nod) Frog
5uriifGctebrt. gni6cincno lit nod
tcin Ynrtcifiibrer geflm0Cn mor0en,
meldcr Den Mutb BOT, audi mr. bic
9iloung cineS propiioriihcn WiniItc.
RUINS 81 Oeriu6en.
@citcrn NbcnO mar Elm unbcitGtia'
ties @criidt i'm llmlouf OoB Scr grj-
ber5oG 6ron5 6erOinnnO bon Moorto
5lriidbCrufcn mor0cn lei, mobin CT
iid) olS &crtretcr oeS &oiicrS Sran}
Soiepb bel Der Sod3cit Oc5 a0nigS
9lfonS bcgob.
Eori Sorlage NJ unGuri.
den Ibgeor0uctcn.
IL t.
9uOopeIt #, 30. Wtoi. - TcntNfi'
hitter = YrGliOentcn Or. @ctcrlc mur.
&c cine grobc Spotion i'm NbGeor0ne.
tenbouic 5u Sbeil, ais cr oic 3ollto'
rif 8orloge in ser 6orm cinbrodte,
nie iic pom Goiicr . &0nig g~cnebmligt
morocn lit. Gie 6ii5rcr Der Gcrfoi-
lungs e Eortci, Die %9nbGngcr Scr I'm.
obbGngigtcitS : Gortci 6run5 &oi-
iutb'S unO bic Witglic0cr Der Golt3-
Eortei pricicn iommt utO ionocrS
Den Yrcmicr, lpcil Cr Die 6c0ro6tc
un9oriidc &crfoliun0 0~crcttct bobc.
Or. gSefcrle f~iinoigtc Damn Gin ultls
ioiicnbes geiebgeberiidc5 Brogromm
an, eini6licBli6 Scr ouf Dem ollgc-
meincn Stimmrcdt G%egriin0ctcn
@nblrcform ionic &ciormcn Der &c.
lteuerlng unb oeS Ginon3mcicnS. Gr
crflGrtc. ba6 llnter4apNlungGR NIT
OeItrci6 crGffnet tbcr0tn mitr0cn, nm
ole Sunbcl8union Our6 cincn &ons
hclSpcrtrag 81 ietlcbctt.
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Sud)ma6cr an Der Eaeiiif.&Hltc.

Een0leton, Srel 80. Mai.-
Ger brittle Sbeil ser 9emobner bieii-
Ger StoDt lit chtueber oboahIoS oocr
ourd Die Slatbcn bes mtSgctrctcnell
llmotiQo.Gipcr in sic bo6ercn Stod-
lpcrfe ibrcr SGrler getrirbcr moroen.
SieIe @riidcn iino scrltort Der @abn-
perfebr itodt ur,o GROCER Sdaben lit
nngeridtct.
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@ermiidtc tclegrapbiidc Scpcidcn.

: Sn cincm often, OILS Sblai.
quarter fir Giienbobn grbcitcr bic
nenoen 8oggon bel Giuonpalc, g,
limo Die Irbciter Gomoro Ieelp uno
Sobn &. Singer in Solge cineS Seu.
ers um'S 2c6en ecfommen.
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Nenn i3u1 Sdnce In Cream.

gotcr Gitn Ore, 30. Moi. =
Ter idIimmItc in oieiem Sabre nod,
rorgetommcnc 9liSSorb tobtc gcitern
III Den Bergen IN bicliger @cgeno.
Sn Gltborn licgcn bereitS neult 3oll
Sdnec mo Der Sdneeiou oollert
npdl fort
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Murtictnna bDn Der rriten seite.l
5ronfreid'& Gefi3it.

FariS, 80, Moi. - Gos &abinet
bGIt tGgIi6 5pci Sibuugcn. I'M Gin
Groaromm 3ilr INTERVIEWING bel
Der Gr0finlng bcS EorIomcnts 81
cntmerfcr. GoS @iiogct bcrcitct
groBe Shlpicrigfeitcn, inocm es Gin
9efi5it bon cirfa $52,OO0,00O nuf.
mciIt. @ic boIicIbc gc6cft iuerbcn
foil, 1T nod nift cnti6icocn. Gle
W0eIid)feit elmer NrIcibc lit bcrcitS
o%ngc6cutct morocn.
@cnugtbuunG BON W o.
roffo n%Crlungt.
Tari8, 80. Mui. - Gic fran50.
iiide &c0icrnng bat beidIoiicn, Gin
&riegSififf nod Eonger 3u id)idcn,
I'm @cnuQtbumng fir bic fiir5lid)
nnbc icrcr Staot ncriibtc Grmor.
Dung cincS 6ron3oicn 81 crlonaen.
Gr.&oifcrin %Gugenie ouf
Dem 8euo.
HcapeL 80. Wai. - Ser n0ros
Ii6c GbciI ocS &ouptfcgclS oes Sc.
illpS iGbrt fort, ein3uItiir5cu, uno cS
tretcn babel Gctonotioncn uno
Nihcnrcgen bis nod Capri mo Sor-
rento bin Elm. gr.&oiierin Gugcnic
bciud)tc bcute oa& SblCrbotorium.
Ncucr Gr3biiGof.
&om, 80. Mai. - Gle GongrcQo.
ton Der Eropogonoo bat beidloIien,
Dem Fopit Die Grncnnung bcsSo6ip.
Wm. Is. SoleD BON EilSfet @e0ge,
rs, BUM Gr5biidof bon SoIifor,
N.'S., 81 cmpicblen.
Sn 2onoon berbonnert.
2onbon, so. Woi. - Sarrp Ga.
mlel SimonS mo Sranflin Gper.
bart, 5tuei NmGrifnncr, muroen bcllte
I'M Slb 9ailep-@cri6t elmer Gonipis
ration gum Grlongcn GROCER Sim-
men @eIO ourh 9etrlg iiberfiibrt.
SimonS Witroc 51 5mci Sobren uno
Gperbort 81 Is Wonoten 3itftbollS
perurtbeiIt. @eioe bottcn Nftiencerti.
fifate ameritoniifcr 9Crgiucrfe &C.
f1lld)t unb in england obgeiebt.
SimonS giebt al, ans SllinoiS 5lt
itommen, Gpcrbort aus YennlDlpa.
nien.
3u bren bcs @ii1oS 9 o +.
ter.
2onbon II, so. Moi. - General
2orO HobertS prGiioirte Dem bier 81
Gbren oeS 9iidofS Softer bon Nems
2lort lt%ottfinOenoen Hilgrim . Gtner,
pelhcm $50 Yerionen b%eimobnten.
Ger Gr5bii6oi bon Canterbury
bradte Den Soolt ollf oen G~brengoIt
neS IbenoS aus uno 5oIltc 9ii6oi
Yotter'S SbGtigtcit gum @oblc ocrie.
nigen, inter Denen CT lebe, einen 30.
ben Sriblt Der Nncrfennung. 9i.
Idol Fotter CAB in ieincr geantmor.
tung cine 9cihrCibung ieincr %fiir5li-
den Gciie burh ben Often, uno er
begliidmiinibte 8robbritonnicn 81
Der mcrtbpoIlcn grbeit, mcl6e 0icNa.
ton IN Ggppten getbun babe. Sder.
5enN iiigte CT bin5u, or miiic nift, oh
eS fir feline 3uborcr cine 9erllbi.
gung bcbcutcn miiroe, 5n erfabren,
hab Scr ameritonii6c aolcr ouf ben
Stroben bon Goiro nit ocmS htpor5
omilden ocn geinen cinbcridreitc.
2orb Hobcrts erfldrtc in ieincn1
2ooit ulif Ben G6nig Goiuoro uno
ben Sraii0cnten &ooiepclt, bob oic
9eiocn an scr Spitc Der engliid)
ipredenbcn SGlfer ltGnocn, bon mel.
den bic Grbaltung oeS Srieocns in
eriter Clinic obbingc.
~ d 9upitt &c ltorbcr.
Dublin, 81. Woi. - Widyacl'
Gopitt, Der %bcfonnte iriihc Eotriot
nno StoatSnonn, lit bcutc friib INN
Witterrodt gcitorbcn. Scin 3uitonb
mar ibon felt cinigcn Sogcn boif.
nungSloS.
Gbino'8 3oIIpermaIs
tung.
Eefing 80. Ini. - Sniolge scr
llngcfuibbeit Scr anttport Gbino'3
olIf Aip annette Rntr Arr hritiidrr 9,r.
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Nus Dresden miro be-.
riftet: .Sm Nudlaiie bes Dor etipa
orci Sabren in 4nnaberg oerItorbe.
men MiQiondrS @ielau mnroen nod
mebrere 6unoerttauienb Wnrf oilise.
imoen, Die mobltbdtigei Stiitungen
3ufaaen." rs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-31
Sneinem Gon5ertberi6 t

Sn Ell nem Gon5ertbcri6t
aus GINS lciei1 mir, Dab BORT oas
Soffmann'ihe mlIifaliidc WGrden
"Sie Idone Weiialine" I'M &ilrtben-
ter cine moblgelmgene Multiplying
erIabren babe. @iro Iid Der Com.
ponilt m%unoern, bnb in ems aus lei.
ler nWeluline" cine .Weiialine" &c.
noroen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-31
Gbino'S 3oIIpermoIs
II n q.

( ! u w on. Utul. - NNllIulUe utI
llngeipibbeit Scr @ntport Gbino'3
ouf Die 3ipeite Hotc Der britii6en SIC.
gierung, Die 6rnge Scr 30uc bctrcf,
feno, ipradl Sr. Carnegie, Ser bieiiNe
hritiide @eihGftStrGgcr, I'M NuSmGr.
tigen g(mt pcrionlid Dor mo botte
cine eridopicnoe 9eiprcdlng ocrfSra.
&c nit Den Witglieocrn oeS ImteS.
Gr ertlGrt, oob Die llnterreoung ei.
men 5ufrieOcniteleiiocn 8erloltf &c.
nommcn babe. unb bat bcute Die on.
bcren alSldnbii6en 2egiSlationen
non Dem &eililtot in &enntnib geicbt.
@ie or b%in5uiiigt. ermartct rr in 90l.
DC 5ufriebeniteQenoe ibriitli6e 3uii.
derungcn.
2onbon, 80. Moi. - Ger Wini.
Iter bes aeuBern @rep madte I'M
llnterbauie Mittbeilung bon Der telc.
grapbiih cingeloufenen Wcloung bcS
briiiiden @eidoftstrGgers in EefinG,
Dob bas dinciiihe ausmGrtige gmt
geitern Die 3uiidcrung 9egeben b0t.
te, ooB sic dineiiibe &egierung Der
britiid)cn legation in ipenigcn Sogcn
cine i6riftli6e erflarung iiber Die
3oufragc iibcrienbcn miirbe. Sn bic
fer grfI1rune merben oic in oen Ser.
trdgen BON 1896 uno 1898 entboltc.
ncn Sonberabmahungen refapitu'
lirt unp bon neliem beitatiat perben
uitb'mirb ole 3uiiderung entbalten
iein, oab Die 8crlpaltung Ser Sec.
35ae in Der bisberisen Weiie. fortge.
iett merben mirbe.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-11
ENTERED IN FLIGHT STAKES.
Blair Athol Considered O Horse Of
Some Promise.
Tribune Special Sporting Service.


Tribune Special Sporting Service.
NEW YORK. Feb. 10.-That Roscbcn's 8
thrcc-year-old fun brother Blair Athol. Is
morse OF some promise is evidenced by
the fact that Maurice Hayman has put
MIN In the Flight stakes for next fall
Hayman made the nomination on tho
recommendation of David Watkins q
man who knows pretty well what to do
with a horse. Blair Athol is a nno-look-
ing colt He was developed by Bud May
for Walter Scheftel, and Scheftel took a
cnance In the Saratoga Special on him
The colt did not win the Special. but he
TOOK brace after the Saratoga meeting
ana landed good race and q good bet
Tor his owner and his owners friends al
Sheepshead Bay, eHlooks something like
MS brother and he has plenty of speed
If Blair Athol IL horse of the Roseben
Kind he Will Improve with age Rosebcn
IL Will be recalled. did not race as two
year-old. lie was a big and bulky Enoch
Wishard did not want to take chances
down easily when raced too young 1T
was not until the fail Of his three-year-
old season that Rosebon got out Of the
maiden class
RoSeben also is in the Flight, and It is
snte to figure that he will do his running
next year In seven-furlong races OF that
sort why no was put in the mile and
a quarter handicaps is not clear, 1t was
demonstrated last summer by his easy
defeat OF Molly Brant that Rosebon is no
distance horse He was unable TO carry
sprinter like Roseben for distance races
Is a bad business 1t is apt TO deprive him
or the speed he needs to win within his
distance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-11
WILL BREAK WITH PENNSY.
Recognized as Worthy Rival by Har-
ward Team.

Tribune Special Sporting Service
BOSTON, Mass. Feb. 10,-That Harvard
Is determined to break with Pcnnsylva-
MIA was amply demonstrated when the
baseball management announced that the
varsity letter H would not be given
the members OF the Harvard team who
played In the series with Pennsylvania
this spring
Harvard has recognized Pennsylvania as
a member of the big four for more than
ten years, and also a worthy rival In
track, football and baseball she has hon
ored Pennsylvania with HI contesting
with the Quakers, but now the varsity
men VIII not be given their priced letter
and Pennsylvania has been refegated to
the class occupied by Brown, Dartmouth
Holy Cross ana other minor colleges in
the East
In making up the schedule for this year
Harvard gives two games to Princeton
for the first time In many years Yale
has two. and Dartmouth. Brown Holy
Cross, and Penn have been favored like
wise In case OF a tie In the Yale series
the third game will be played in New
York Tho West Point cadets Will not be
found on Haryard's schedule on account
OF the change in the southern trip This
Will land Harvard at Richmond Va
where all the games Will be played bar,
ring that with Annapolis. which Will he
polls.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-11
WILL SEND CHALLENGE.
Yacht Race for Kaiser's Cup Will Be
Run in American Waters.
Tribune Special sporting Service.

Tribune Special Sporting Service
BOSTON, Feb. lo.-Prof. Busley OF Ber-
lin' who. representing the Kalserlicher
Yacht club or iiel. has been empowered
TO negotiate on behalf OF Germany for
the race between American and German
boats TO be sailed off Marbehead this
summer FOR cup to be offered by the
Kaiser. has stated to the representative
OF the Eastern Yacht club abroad that a
formal challenge would be dispatched to
Boston TINS week by the Kaiserlicher com
mlttees and Will be received by tho ESsst.
ern Yacht club within n fortnight. He
stated ten days ago that the matter would
De taken up Immediately upon receipt of
the Eastern Yacht clubs official answer
TO the general proposition for n race. That
communication was received abroad last
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-11
Gould O Likely Candidate.
occial Sporting Service.

IFIbunc NpccIRI Sporting ScrVlce
NEW YORK, Feb. l0-Jay Gould's re-
cent work In the racquet ard court tennis
events has singled him out as n likely
candidate for national honors. Both the
racquet and tennis amateur champion
ships are held in New York Lawrence
waterbury rs racquet champion and Will
defend the title In February I'm Boston.
ana aiso holda the sold racquet champion
ship of the Tuxedo club
The national championship Will be held
at New York in March and tho gold rae
quet contest In February. having been
postponed TO get Jay Gould as a compeu-
Sor, Young Gould Will also play I'm the
National. and with Joshua Crane. Jr,
three times a former champion. he ranks
as advance fayorite with Sands
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WILL COMPETE IN TENNIS.
Annual Tournament for French Hon
ors Will Occur in Nice.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
PARIS, Feb. 10-The twelfth annual
open tournament for the lawn tennis
championship OF the south of France will
be held at the Nice Lawn Tennis club, be-
ginning March II. 1t will follow the Monte
Carlo and Mentonc Journeys, the former
Of which begins on February -. and the
latter on March s. These big matches
VIII mean a revival of the ancient game
because they Will Infuse new life into
the sport
According to the programme. the events
for the Nice tournament VIII be as fol-
lows:
Gentlemen's sngles-The Nice cup,
value ZOO francs, offered by the munich
pallty of Nice; II. l.. Doharty. winner,
1850. 1893 holder 1901. 1906. Entrance fee,
10 francs Best of three vantage sets
throughout, except Anals. which arc best
of five vantage sets. This event will take
place irrespective Of the number of en-
tries. but no prize Will be given unless
there are four entries. The winner of
this event TO receive n first prize. A sec
ond prize VIII be given II there are eight
entries, third prize II there ore twelve
entries. and two third prizes II there arc
sixteen entries or more. The cup to be
won three years, not necessarily consecu-
lively, before becoming the property Of
the winner, The holder TO play through
Ladies' singles-The Ladies' cup. offered
by A. G. Mergehstern-Mrs G. w Hill
yard, holder 1901: Countess Schulenberg
holder 1904, Miss c, M. Wilson, holder
1900. Entrance fee, francs. Best of
three vantage sets throughout. All other
conditions tho same rs In No. l,
Gcntlemens doubles-The Gentlcmens s
Eugene Hlggins-R. F. and h L. Doherty
winners 1900. 1913. holders 1904 1896. En-
trance fees Is francs per pair All condl-
lions the same as In event No. ].
Mixed doubles-The Mixed Doubles cup
value 300, offered by the Grand Cercle du
Casino Municipal de Nice; Countess Schu-
lonberg and r. F, Doherty, winners 1903;
holders 1904, 1905. Entrance fee, 10 francs
per pair
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JUST GOING SOME.

become something of a racer OraCu-
lum, bay colt by Sorcerer; Encore, a
bay colt by Plaudlt-Iona, Rye Boy, a
chestnut colt by Fayordale-AIiss Rye,
and a fiily by the Pepper are other ju-
Veniles In the Odom string. All are
wintering well and will be out early
this spring to be prepared for racing
Should Odom decide TO ride again re-
arrangement Of affairs may be neces-
sary. He could hardly care TO train
and ride horses at the same time, al
though Marty Bergen combined the two
Vocations last year. The wner-train-
er-Jockey would be an innovation, but
the jockey club could hardly find
ground for objection provided he did
not ride against his own horses
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non-conformist conscience, Sir Henry
Campbell -Bannerman has said; L long
ago conformed the opinion that betting
and gambling came next to drink (and
doubt even II they come below IT. in
the measure OF the curse they bring
upon society"
Against Betting.
At a meeting OF the Richmond (Sur-
rey) Town Council Alderman Sir
James Szlumper proposed resolutions,
which were carried unanimously, that
the Council should petition the Govern
ment to bring in and press forward a
betting bill empowering magistrates TO
commit to prison without the option of
a fine any person convicted a second
time of street betting. the Council TO
also urge upon all municipal authori-
ties within the metropolitan police area
the taking of a similar step. No dis
tlnction Is made between layer and
blacker In which the sage Alderman
termed this dreadful crime" and he
explained that his avowed preference
ior a short measure was because he
believed a bill dealing especially with
TINS subject would pass very quickly
out II 1t were mixed up with the oues-
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Barry Forsakeu Cd
Tribune Special Sporting ssrd..

Tribune Special Sporting s&rfc,
SAN FRANCISCO, IA
holder OF the CanadIaa v
championship, has forsakt.
taken up prize-Aghti5g sgat
eral years Barry was q eA1|
class. but he gradually ollC1
came first a middle-welgAl 4
light heavy-w weight, Barry u
take a course In football 81
western university.
Last fall he played full-ss3
western for more than a II
a brilliant record. Just on q
big games IL was discoyeni
the fullback. was Dave Ban
list.
He was dlsqu2li6ed as
His means OF earning lJ
Barry left college ard thtz
his former occupation.