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New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
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"U'mgcd Foot DuclTsts Successful
for .S0Itus (uD

The team competition for the Salrue cup fo-
duerS swords by the representatives
OF the New York Athletic club last night ~ tho
New York Fencers club. No $50 Fifth avenue
The team made up ~ 9 NJ Hammond charles
6 Bothner and : Mccullough The four other
teams that took part in the contest were the New
York Turn Veren. which second place the
New York Fcncers club which finished third. the
Boston Athletic club and the Brooklyn Fencers
Club
The cup is perpetual trophy and Is held by the
winning team for one year. IL is offered by J :
Saltus Besides winning the cup. each member on
the winning team received . gold medal When
both men touched az the time in a bout In
was considered loss both sides. and in This
total OF eight victories and nine defeats The New
suffered ten defeats The New York Fenccrs' 1'lub
won seven bouts and lost eleven
The New York Turn Nercin drew a bye and
therefore, did not have To take part IN the pr
liminary round In the first round the New York
Athletic Club defeated the Boston Athletic club
to I. while the New York Fencers' Club defeated
the Brooklyn FenCers club, To l.
The New York Turn Neren team composed
OF John Alaire. T. Benzenherg and y. Strauss and
the New York Fencers' club team of w Scott
OConnor, Charles latham and pr. ]. II Wood
ward. J +. Parker. Dr. Brech and " /. Rowm1n
were on the Boston Athletic club team and pr \
Buys O. W P0stEate and George thinner rcurc-
sented the Brooklyn FenCeFS' club
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
rRorIfY s1fcor- .. rARcErs
RIDES HUNTER WITH ABM IN SLING.
!. j. Lieper. of White Marsh Hunt Club,
Follows the Meadow Brook Pack.

Hampstead Long Island Aprli It-Resard9Ss
OF sprained wrist that compelled him J' Eeep hs
arm a sling. j J. Lieper Of thu White Marsh
Hurt club who rode with the Me eadov Brook pack
to-day. handled his mount CIever'v with t9's
handicap that he outrode large field. ard man
aged to he one Of the FIRST in at JAe death n ons
of the best and longest drag hunts Gali on Long
Island for long time
There was large field out Miss Corali7 Bryce
also rode handiIy. Starting near the Jericho toll
gate. the line led uphill for nearly Two miles ara
then across 4 level stretch o5 country. The laSl
portion OF the over some pIol-het nelds,
and here some os the hunters became vi1dad ana
The field considerably thinEed out
Those who rode 20 tho end were p r collier w
Scott Cameron. j. T. Grace Russell Grace. Nss
Bryce. the two whips. who hauiet; tNo ~ tne
Irish hunters of Mr. Collier. William e.. Hayes ana
Henry : Page. The field of spectators was larse'
There will be three events next week and Jfess
will probably close the season
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
LACROSSE At Bay RIDGE
peteran Crcscents U'hite7cash Ne7c-
York College T5ceire.

BY score Of to the lacrosse roam of the
Crescent Athletic Club defeated lie twelve FROM
the College Of the city ~ New York yesterday IN
the Crescent field, az Bay Ridge The visitors nut
up plucky fight IN the frs half - 'vc g. mir, o.
utes, but the veterans Of The Brooklyn % were
too skilful for them.
BY clever passing and fast foo,v.ork the half
moon players prevented the colIeg" men from zcor
ing even a single goal while they scored three
GIL. ORourke and Warden making the goals
Al the close Of the first half the game stood Cres
cents. 3. College Of the City Of New York o
In spite of raw. southeasterly breeze the
grandstand and the seats at the south side of the
field were well nlled with spectators when the
whistle blew for the second half. The college men
were weak on team work. and Panaroni the point.
who was slightly injured in the first half did not
help matters much by staying in the game
Kennedy scored the first goal for the Crescents
on a pass from Dolby and Sheriff. made the -
ond one on pass from Kennedy. The university
men were unable TO score, the game ended
Crescents - College Of the City Of New York. 0.
The lineup.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES.
FOR FULLER DETAILS CONSULT THE DTERTISE-
UENTS IN TO-D4YS ISSUE

suits imported lingerie waists. Hnsovia FOR hridn.
trousssauS Lyons silks. dress fabYiCS. Stoves Sis
petticoats. handkorctiefs pardsolS ami Learner
goods.
ABRAHAM & STRAUS Brooklyn. call attention
to special sale Of womer's apparel and oaos
wear They also announce = special sale II moor
coverings
THE GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE COM
FANY, West $ith street. advertise numerous
pieces Of furniture, based old Colonial pleCys.
Sofas. chairs, tables. cabinets and other arti'ls'
are 10 be found here.
JOHN pANtEIL4 SONS & SONS. Broadway anu
Sth street. offer values this week in trimmed anu
untrimmed hats worlen's tailored suits ana i's
mousquetaire gloves orders by mail are niIed 'i'
the Gay received.
ARNHElM. Broadway and 9th street, will sh'"
Few styles in plain checks and overpaid suits tor
men They offer values in Overcoats. Samples anu
catalogues are sent on application.
q. ALTMAN q 60, 1sth street and Sixth avehu"
announce attractions in their millinery and dress
making departments. lea gowns and house ro'e'
in various styles will be shown tomorrow I"V.'
will be a sale Tuesday of suits for women ictu.,
ing Eton suits. tailor suits of mixed tweeds d"0
separate skirts of blue and black yelling.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
BEHR STAR At RUGBY.
Yale l4thlete Shoes Skill at the Eng
Esh Football Game.

Karl Behr. Yale's lawn tennis and hockey crack.
the in yesterdays English rugby football
game at the Crescent Athletic Club grounds, at
Bay Ridge making two brilliant dashes around the
right end and planting the ball squarely between
the posts for a couple Of tries
Behr played for the Flushing eleven. which de-
fea ted the New York by IS TO o. all the scor-
ing being done in the second half. when the win
ners had the wind with them. In consequence OF
the victory the Flushings Will play at Toronto next
Saturday
The play the whole was loose and open. due 70
lack OF team practice. Two other Yale men, Brew
their tack.ng was particularly effective The line
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
WEST POINT. 16: RUTGERS. I

nv Teiesraph % The Trihuns
West Point. April I'm the opening baseball
game here to-day the cadets defeated Rutgers Col
Iese by score Of Is TO l. With two out in the
ninth inning. Pritchetts $ poor throw o first al
lowed Nelson make the visitors only score
The Cadets found the Rutgers pitcher easy. max
ing fourteen safe hits
Beavers started the game and pitched the first
three innings for the Cadets. allowing but hit
Geiger and James tried out in the pox during
thu balance OF the game and kept the hits scat
tered The score by innings follows:
2
-. T.s. roin'........S ......,S 2 o z 3
Rateries-Beaver- Geiser. James and Mount
ford. Fisher. Vansandt ana Neoon Umpire nr Rradv
River TparIa
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
FOREST HILL FIELD CLUB.

Thirty starters drove of yesterday IN the
first golf event Of the season the links of the
Forest HiH Field club. According the condi-
tons the best eight qualify to continue
match play on succeeding Saturdays for a prize
presented by Paul +. Heller
r. A. Crane led the field with a % Another OBJ
1ect OF the event was TO get line on the player
for future handicapping and to ascertain the
strength Of the the club team is to he Sc
lected this season strictly its merits Those
who qualified VIII have to meet in the first match
play round before next Saturday Here is the dra "
for the first round
SpenCer Crane: Baldwin VS. Cory TavIor vs
Woodruff Curtis Stearns.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
CORNELL, 8; LAFAYETTE, o.
IBy Telegraph q Ia Trihune. |

10y Telegraph 70 1ribune
Ithaca, y. Y. April l4-Lafayette was white
washed by Cornell to-day by a score Of ? 10
Although the lthacans' fielding was not as good
that Of the visitors. the latter wore outba ed
when hits meant runs. RigelOw crossed the plate
in the fourth inning Champaign's single In
the seventh inning l'mstad clinched his own game
by lining out basehit with mon on bases
A feature Of tho game was Champaign's running
catch OF Fokinson's drive to rightfed. The score
follows:
R n +
Cornell ......-..O q y-2
Lafayette ......0 o o -
Batteries-CoInen Umstad and Welch, Iafay-
land. % Auburn
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
Dnsiti inns 4 L \ lln
Crescent A. &. GSD
STEVENS WINS AT LACROSSE.

The Stevens Institute lacrosse team defeated the
New York Lacrosse Club yesterday afternoon "a
the St George Cricket Grounds by a score of TO
2 The goal was made five minutes before the
end of the first half by Hickok for the New York
Lacrosse CLUB. Three minutes later Davis Gagged
the ball for Stevens tying the In the
ond half Wiley scored twice for Stevens and Muir
raw once and Soiow tailed for the losers
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

The New York and Pioneer Football clubs ana
the Flushing Athletic club have formed the East
ern Rugby Union with the following officers
President ! y Bell Pioneers vice president. j.
Jevons. New York. secretary and treasurer. L. J.
Johustone No Al Fark Row. New York. II is eN-
pectcd that the CresCents will also enter team
ard that another club will he organized in Brook
lyn. Communication has been opened with oxford
and Cambridge for an information match next fall.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
HOLY CROSS. g: DARTMOUTH. O.

Worcester. Mass. April lt-Holy Cross shut out
Dartmouth to-day by score OF { o Not a
Dartmouth third base Hogarty Of Holy
Cross struck ont fifteen men and allowed only two
hits. Hitting ny Hoey and Reidy were features
the latter clearing the bases with long double IN
the first inning. The score by innings follows
Il 2
Holy cross. -.........s IS
Dartmouth .-..-.--.-o
Batteries-Ho Hoearty and Carrigan nd McDavit,
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
"PENN" PLAYER SrRAINs ANKLE.

nv Telesrnnl Th- Tribune
Cambridge Mass. april 1.-THE University ~
Pennsylvania association football team today de
feated the Harvard team Soldiers Field hy
score Of goals to J. Late in the second half
Shophack the right halfhack for Pennsylvania cot
intd scrfnmaee and sprs0ed his left ankle badlv.
Hc was unable 70 play further Ry the rules II
the game. no one Is allowed 20 take injured
mans place. and the visitors finished in" game
with ten
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
RESULTS OF OTHER COLLEGE GAMES

A. Washington Columbian :: George Washing
ton 8.
Al Exeter. y. H.-Exeter ?: University OF
Maine. J.
Al Amherst. Mass-Amher+t. 70. NIlllston. 3
noke. ..
At Providence Brown. I. Tufts
At Chicago Michigan Z: Chicago University
At Brooklyn-Stevens >; Pratt institute g
At Anna polis-Navy g. Syracuse
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
YALE SWIMMERS WIN

Chicago April 1.-THE Yale swimmers dsf.a,sa
the University OF Chicago aquatic team tonight
by the score of s to 3. the polo game ieciding ,he
honors. The visitors proved strong In every even,
The local swimmers succeeded in taking the .o-vard
swim and the team race only Two points were
allowed for the latter event Chicago was out
classed in the polo game, which went TO Ya,a .
to Q. and counted three points In the totals
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
BROKERS AND PlLLsBURY.

A number OF Wall Street devotees OF ches. have
started subscription for the maintenance OF Harry
y. Pisbury. the American chess champion. who
stricken recently with paralysis Pisbury is
in a sanatorium in Philadelphia Contrihu-
ions are being received by +. Bernsee Room 3il.
Produce Exchange
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
COLUMBIA FRESHMEN BEATEN.

BY score OF to the lacrosse team of the Boys
High School defeated the Columbia freshmen
twelve in a game played the Crescent Athletic
field at Bay Ridge yesterday forenoon The goals
were made by Kennedy CD, and Harmon and Battey
each.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
WESLEYAN. 1e: Rhode ISLAND. @

Middletovn. Conn. April i4-Wesleyan defeated
Rhode Island College Andrus Field 10 iav hy
the score OF "a . The game was called in tho
seventh inning order To give the Rhode Island
team time TO catch \ train. The by innings
II
Wesleyan ----.-- q : : r-l9 II
Patteres- Smith InEraham and nay. K-ndrtch. cran
NJ s.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
COUNTRY CLUB OF LAKEWOOD

tFy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Lakewood. \. j, April i4-Perfect goIfnc
weather brought out about forty entries tor the
regular Saturday handicap on tho Country C'luh %
Lakewood links s X. De Forest turned in A *
for the best score. and tied with w W. Carhart
for best gross At s5 The scores follow
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
VIRGINIA, 8: YALE, 2,

Norfolk. Va. April 14.-virginta turned the
tables on Yale to-day in cleanly played game
The follows
r. H f.
Virginia .....-..2
Yale ........'0 q
Ratteries-Susong and Chandiey; Parsons and
Chaplin. Cmpire-Mr. Mace Attendance, 200
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
ISLAND SHOOT.
George F. Pelham Hins Fire Ont
of Sir Eyfnts The Scores.

George r Pelham. Of New Rochelle. won five out
Of tho sx events yesterday az the traps OF the
New York Athletic Club AT Travers Island The
monthly cup however was by Or. Hbbard,
who also hail. from New Rochelle There
high wind which made the targets hard 10 hit.
The follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
PRINCETON. 4; GEORGETOWN

Washington. April l4-Princeton defeated George
town to-day ny punching hits in the seventh inning
when two singles and a double resulted in three
runs. Ryram pitched a fine game. striking out
eleven men The score by innings follows:
F.
Princeton ...........- O
Georgetown ........-. %
Batteries Byrsm and Cooney. Csntveu and Mudd
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
JOHN HOPKINS BEATS HARVARD.

TBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Baltimore. April is-By score of TO the Johns
Hopkins University lacrosse team scored victory
over Harvard to-day. Harvard deficient with
the stick and only saved a shutout by scoring In
the last few minutes OF the first half
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
ON COLLEGE DIAMONDS.
Trinity College. of North Carolina,
Beats Harrard IN Close Game.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune


Richmond. Va, April 14-Trinity College. OF North
Carolina. defeated Harvard this afternoon by
score of TO 3. The game was we'll played from
finish. the North Carolina team showing
evidence Of hard practice
The contest witnessed ny nearly twenty-five
hundred people. The two-hase hits OF Wrenn and
Clement. for North Carolina and the three baggers
Of McCarty and Hillman, for Harvard. were the
features OF The game The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.

At I45th street and IlenOx avenue the New York
Thjsfles played the last game in the Metropolitan
Association Football League championship series
yesterday afternoon. defeating the champion Gale
domains by scpre Of goals 20 !. The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
New York (oO.

Referee-James PedIow. Brooklyn trlchet tIup IIEs
BY Roberts Behr 90 and Robertson. Time halves OF
35 minutes.
In the final round of the New York Amateur
Football Leagues cup tie series contested at The
Cove. West New Brighton the Camerons, or TINS
city. divided the honOrs with the staten lslah"
Football Club yesterday afternoon, each SIDE SCOT
ing goal. in consequence OF which ahothfI
game to decide the championship must be PLAYED az
the same place next Saturday. The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

Two base hits Wrenn and Clement. Three-ba hits
McCaty and fiIlman Stolen hases-I~onsrd O.,
- SeIter and Hntchison ~ Base on hss-o oS Hart
ford. 2 OF Green. J. OF Clement. pitched
ba Leonard Harvey. Senter Struck cut
BY Clement g. by hartford, by Castle 2 Passed
halls-Wrenn '2l. Time Of game 2:I7 Umpire MFR.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

Columhia's soccer players spent the afternoon
at Greenfield Park. Flushing. yesterday, playing
tie gam" with tho Freebooters. Of that place, the
high wind interfering with exposition of the finer
points Of the game. Neither side scored during
the entire
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
SCHAEFER BEATS SUTTON.

Jacob Schaefer and George p Sutton who arc
perhaps the two greatest living masters OF pure
balkne billiards. crossed cues yesterday after
noon in the concert hall at Madison Square Gar
den in the tenth game OF the worlds champion
efp le2 billiard tournament. After a
erreele Schaefer won by a score of 800 10 3s7 The
schaefer announced after the game that he looked
owing TO Sutton's ability to nurse the ivores for
sensational runs. He feels confident Of defeating
Hoppe and Slosson. his old rival and thereby win
Of the week witnessed the game
The Wizard" played better billiards in his
long career. though he has frequently average
much higher He had the foot OF sutton from start
latter hold the lead This after sixteen innings
Of play. when Sutton had clicked on a beautiful
The latter however, came back with brilliant runs
os 10 - ana 30 IN tne eash,eenth IN, nineteenth and
When one considers that Schaefer has been n
badly cramped, the billiards which he IS playing at
present seems little short OF a miracle His Que
three OF these shots during the game with sutton
and after the match said that he could account
lead on Hoppe he boy will never be able 10 catch
HIM The betting on the Hoppe-Schaefer match is
Brilliant a. schaefer's play was. Sutton played
nearly well. Against the high run of lSi. made
run OF us in the sixteenth From the start. sutton
was Obliged 70 play an uphill game. as Schaefer
rnirable coolness. and on one occasion caught and
passed schaefer. as already told schaefer's aver
age for the last three innings. when he made runs
Of &c. 72 and &C. for total of 2os points. was 81 23
IS M e Is Total oe o. Sv.fass Sc q 3 nigh ff
George B sutton .. 90 l.ss. 5s o, -: Y, o
Resere~-Ed~ard Mclaughlin.
Tho scnedule tomorrow and Tuesday is as
follows: Monday afternoon. Cutler VS. Morning
star; Monday night, Schaefer Cure: Tuesday af-
ternoon. siosson VS. Cutler; Tuesday night. Hoppe
~ IUTe
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
staten Island ID
Camerons %.

Referee Robert Morlssey. Roh~5t Blrns Quo IIoaTs
Hastings Canrrons and Van Lacr. staten Island Time
Halves forty-hVe minutes
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

Totals - ~ GIL y 10 6.
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CLARK JOINS COLLEAGUES
Montana Senator Taking Part in In,
vestigation of Indian Ter
ritory Affairs.

Muskogee, /. T., Nov. 17.-William
A Clark, United States senator from
Montana, arrived here today from the
west in his special car, and Joined the
senate committee which is conducting
an investigation of the affairs of the
Indian Territory.
In closing the hearing of the charges
filed against Tams Bixby. chairman of
the Dawes commission, and w. o..
Beall, chief clerk of the commission,
the senators said the matter should be
taken into court.
The committee again today devoted
its time to investigating the subject of
the removal of restrictions from Indian
lbs lnoian agent Kelsey and Inspec-
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senate committee of further considera-
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the Dawes commission. Folk has or
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charges and report to the department.
Dana H. Kelsey, United States Indian
agent, made a statement of the affairs
of his office before the committee to-
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Notice OF Special Stockholders
Meetinq.
Meeting.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
there will be a special meeting of the
stockholders of the Keystone Builfrog
Mining company duly held at the office of
said company. No. 161 South Main street,
Salt Lake City, Utah. en- the 9Th day OF
December, 1906 at the hour of o'clock
p. m. Of said day. Said meeting will be
had ard held to consider the question Of
amending the articles Of incorporation of
said company in the following particu-
lars namely; Amend article l of said ar
tcles of Incorporation so that the same
shall read as follows:
ARTICLE l.
The said Incorporation shall be called
and known by the name of Tramps Con-
sOlidated Extension Mining Company and
shall be and is formed and organized at
Salt Lake City, state of Utah.
II.
In case the stockholders shall vote in
favor of amending said articles of incOr-
pOratiOn as above specified, to authorize
and direct the proper officers Of said com
pany to file the necessary documents with
the proper officers showing such amend
ment; ana such other business will be
transacted at said meeting as may prop
erly come before same.
BY orders Of the board Of directors.
W. II. DICKSON,
President.
HERBERT COHEN, Secretary.