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New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.


Liverpool. May SoArrived Carona Br). Barr.
Buckingham. Newport News
Queenstown. May n-Arrived steamer Oceanic
tBrl, Cameron. New York for Liverpool (and pro-
ceededI
Copenhagen May 27-Arrived steamer Louisiana dam.
Andersen, New York via Christara.
southampton. May so m-Sailed, steamer Kaiser
Wilhelm der crosse Ger. Cuppers (froHl Bremen).
Gibraltar May 2e-PaSsed steamer Algeria CBr). Wards
Naples for New York
Bristol MAY sO-ArElved. steamer Jersey City (Br).
Leghorn, May 29-Arrived. steamer Calabra (Br),
Coverley. New York. via Naples Marseilles
Rio Janetro May 2s-Arrved. steamer Woodheld (Br).
Davies. New York. VIA PerEambuco.
Barcelona. May 26-Saed. steamer Montevideo (Span)
Oyarbide, New York
Antwerp. May 80. 7;aO m-Arrived steamer ICELAND
tRr), Broonlhead New York. via Dover
Barry. May 29Sailed. Trafalgar (Hr) Crfch-
Genoa May 2S-Satled. steamer Sicilia ItaD. Sar-
toriO New York
sclly. May sO-Passed steamers Balakani (Br).
Hewitt. New York for London: (presumed) Bor-
deaux fFr). L'Heveder. New York for Havre
Palermo. May 2e-Arrived. steamer Cretic (Br) Kek.
Genoa York. Naples
Port Natal May 29-Arrtved. steamer Bsira (Br).
Jones, New York. via ST Vincent. V. Cape Town,
Gibraltar, May SO-Passed. steamers Ctta di Milano
(ItaD. Schiaffno, New York for Genoa; Scilian
Prince (BrD Claridge. New York Naples and
Iiverpooi May so-saiied. steamer Majestic (Br).
Hayes. New York. via Queenstown
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31

with sugar Arbucke Bros; 70 " Ceballos &
Co. Arrived at the Bar at $40 m
% with l6OI steerage passengers and mdse Arrived
az he Bar AZ 1S m Detained al Quarantine, with
Steamer Activ Ccor) Eide Baracoa Nav "a ,o NJ s
Arrue with passenger and fruit Arrived the
at 2:30
Steamer Adventure (Br Couch Iewisport \ F. May
Bar $50 D m
Steamer Dordogne CBr) Gray Barcaroa May - to the
Steamer Kong Erode CSor, Hansen Port Maria and
peny with passenger and fruit Arrived the Bar
Steamer FL Baker Galveston MAY "a to the South
srn Pacific Company. with mdse- Left Quarantine at
$40
Padre % and Nuevitas .. W Munsor with % pas
sengers. mails and rndse. Arrived 3 m.
steamer Denver Barstow, Galveston May % and Kew
West 20 10 II Mallory & Co. with passengers and mdse
Left quarantine az $40
steamer Merida stevens Havana May % 10 James
rived at the Bar at 10 m.
steamer Mae. Mason Georgetown May 27 with lumber.
10 the Atlantic Lumber Corporation; vessel
Bull & Co. Left Quarantine
Steamer Arapahoe, Kenbe jacksonville May 81 and
Charleston %. the Clyde Co. with passengers and
Steamer Monroe Hulphers. Newport News and Norfolk.
Blueheids Hastings Baltimore. Foster.
with mdse Left Quarantine al I:55 m
breeze; clear.
Steamers Teutonic OBr} Liverpool via Queenstown:
Nieuv Amsterdam Dutch, for Rotterdam via Boulogne
Pert Antonio; Burgermeister Hachann Ger. Mel
bourne Sydney. etc; Heiios tGerl. for Flushing; Paa
leans; Nueces Galveston Germania (r). Naples
Celia (r for Valparaiso. CaaO, etc. Virginia (Br. for
Hong Kong via Port Natal Huron for Charleston and
Jacksonville; Catania for Port Arthur: Hamilton, for
Norfolk and Newport News.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
HOLIDAY LAWN TENNIS.
Fast Play in Third Round Of AeSo
York Club Tournament.

Harold II. FIackett. f. O. Anderson IL ". MOL
ienhauer aa6 {. c. Kelly won their brackets IN the
seFai-nnai -ognd of the challenge singles OF the
Kew York Lawn Tennis Club tournament yester-
day.
etsaSinsss on TIE part or Hackett made II COM
parstiTeI,- easy for him 10 defeat Theodore hoose-
reit PeI in straight sets pell acconphsheo some
spectacular work az the net but at the ciluca!
periods Of the games ne les; points o. hanging the
ban ont OF court Hugh Tallart played Anderson
closely. but despite the speed which he exhioited
the old Harvard player was not able to win against
Anderson's adroitly played drives for passes. 50
sr for Anderson TO Win The 5, match & his oDDo-
,,enT Kelly won over the national indoor cham
pion Grant. This match was hotly contested both
al the and baseline' through three sets; 1Iaht
was somewhat fatgasd as ne nsq come ba%5ion
hard nateh WIN m fsnea se EellT fba latter handled
1rss1is sHitt service without difnculty. and by
Grant after losing the second set at deuce.
The doubles and ihe handicap singles p5o9uGea p9,I
were recorded. as 10 clear the courts, ana the
lows lows '' 74'D'-@'
hanense cup singles ses9na rgo9d,mIiugR T9sn hossn
baum Harlem Lawn Tsnnls clg9 6nptS Lawn Tennis
Gus aS5oate5 J. = TolTey. unatiached 6i. 90;
c1u6 aefeaei HaroIi p smith Monclair Athletic club
n conne Nii51' NeG York ia@n Tennis club q. -;
l}o5e1 T Bryan. Aew York Lawn Tennis Tsbpis Club
Gs Carleton = 6eS "Sst S sas Yar lw lawn Tennis club
6-s. -
-hird round-Hsrold HGckett. West SIDE lawn IeA-
MS club. defeated Theodore Roosevelt le: New
Club. O.. SS Fre1erlck - sAlI.,,liS-.'
Kings county Lawn Tennis club defeated Hush
Nest side Tennis club =. -: Henry " MOI
lsnhauer king County Lawn Tennis club ceieated AT
Jhur Cragn. 7th Regiment, g 81: taT,et9n ,G
Kelly West side Lawn Tennis Club. defeated NRns /
Grant New York Lawn Tennis Club. Ga D, %
Manhattan championship doubles preliminary rouh1
Tous o. Grant and A Bassfori defeated b. : Prentice
and partner. by default; H. l. Westfal ana f1ehIt y
Eollcnhauer defeated Il. Connel. and v. Rosenbaunl
SS 6-2
Fret rornd-Lndey Il. IIii and J. X smith defeate1
y Johnson and partner. 10y defdut, MOTIFS = '4aN
an6 IDmon F. defeated A. L. Hostns ana part
ner ty default. NJ Beckley and J. G Donnel! d
Sested Grant and A Bassford g io-S FIeass
.rick g Andersen and Frederick b Alexander defeated
Arthur Iovibond and n Han hy default Robert !.
q Nyeth defeated JUNO Steinaoher
and n = Falls otto NJ Sternfeld and Arthur
5 Cragn Frederic T. Fox and partner by de
~, $1,000
Handicap preliminary roundl-feice defeated I.
: Grant G-4 7-5; Fox defeated Nelson. 6-5, e.
Hnck defeated Fowler by default Bryan defeated Fresh
man. G-3 &c. 6-3.
Firsi rouns-Conneu defeated Child. G-3. 60: Gal
ra, 5e,eofe5 Ieckler 4-6 1O--s C: defeated
I'M C-4. Sc. G-2; Hartman defeated Kearney; 81
G-3 G-8. Rassford defeated TorTey. 6-3, c.: FOX
defeated Hinck, G-3. e. Myeth defeated koserhsum
e Is Smith defeated BrnkeItOf, &c. 20, 6-4'
Feiey defeated Barry, C-3. So
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
INDIAN HARBOR SPRING REGATTA.
Nicola II Beats Atari in Close Race-Club
Goes Into Commission.

George NJ. Pynchons S0-footer Nicola II was the
winner in class yesterday at the spring regatta
of the Indian Harbor Yacht Club. She defeated
Cord Meyers Atari by l6 seconds.
The Cadeaux in the raceabout class. beat the
Chinook by minutes 81 seconds, and in the handi-
can racing class G.. p. Granberys Rube beat George
Ciartlands Robin Hood by minutes 26 seconds.
rected time
the usual triangular of the club Long ISL
and Sound
The yacht club was formally put in commission at
noon upon signal from Commodore George Lauder s
flagship. the EndymiOn. Some thirty other yachts
IN the harbor saluted the club flag. They included
J. Rogers MaxweIs Celt, Pliny Fisk's Embla the
schooner Sea Fox and E. c. Rays Acushla,
NEW YORK 3O-FOOTERS- 21o-COURSE 1s
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
RACES TO-DAY.
Entries for Last of the Spring
Matinee Brushes.

The fourth and last of the series OF spring mat
inee brushes the Speedway will be held to-day
under the auspices of the Road Drivers Associa-
ton of New York. Thirteen brushes for single
horses and team carded Racing will
begin at p m.
There will be six more brushes in the fall but the
exact dates have not vet been selected. Horses TO
be eligible 10 win cups must start in at least two
brushes in the spring and three in the fall series
Horses which do qualify for cups in the spring
may be started in the fall, but will be classified
separately, and will compete for ribbons only.
The standing TO date for the Morosini Cup Of
fered by Miss Gulia Morosini to the trotter
PAGER winning the greatest number of heats. is as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
CHARLoCK AND GLAzEBROOK WIN.
Earn Lawn Tennis Championship of Eliza
beth Town and Country Club.

NJ 5 Charlock and H. NJ Glazebrook, of the
Elizabeth Town and Country Club, won the mems
doubles championship Of the East Jersey Lawn
Tennis League yesterday. The matches Of the
TOURNAMENT were played the courts of the Plain
field Country Club. and the defeated pair in the
finals We're William Is. Cragin. jr. and f. 5. II.
Pendergast. Of the same club The score Of the
match "a. O. 6-3-
The Woman's singles championship was brought
up % the scmi-fnal round Mrs. B. c Edgar OF he
lldcrim outing Club and Miss Harriet Woodruff.
of the same club, gaining opposite brackets IN the
finals. Mrs. Edgar 'Ton the championship IN 1914,
aac her playing of strokes yesterday was remarka-
bly, brilliant. The summary follows:
MEMS CHAMPIONSHIP DOUBLES
Third -ound--ChaTlock and Glazebrook defeated
McGee and Barlow. 6-4, e-4: Durham ard Robinson
defcsted Goddard and Garter. So 6--2 64. Cragin
and Pendergast defeated Babcock and Banker. 6-4,
C.
S,ni- final round-CharlOck and Glazebrook defeated
West and West. s--1l. 6-s. 6-S; craEn and Pender-
i.aet defeated Durham and Robinson. 6--l. 81.
Fincl and championship round harlock and Glaze
brook defeated Cragin and Pendergast 6-4. 6. 6-3.
Women's championship singles second round)-
So. 6-l. Ers. Edgar defeated Miss Bradley. e-Z.
l@-ll. Miss Robinson defeated Miss Adelaide Ball.
Iia;nhed -. G, 6-I. So. Is. Miss Harriette Wood
ruf Il4erm o c. defeated Mrs. ". b. Tyler, Plainhed
G Q. f-l. o..
semi-fual round-Mrs. B c. Edgar defeated Mrs. J.
J.. Hutchinson G-2-G-2; Miss Woodruff defeated Miss
}. .'b nson IS So 6--5
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
BROWN HUMBLES YALE.
Scores Second Victory of the Year
OUer Ne1C HaUen CoUegians.

Providence. r. /, May 30.-Brown defeated
Yale for the second time this season at An
drews Field here to-day. The score was to 1.
Tiff pitched effectively throughout. H. Jones'
who formerly pitched for Exeter in the box
for Yale for six innings, when he was relieved
by Parsons.
Brown scored twice I'm the fifth inning on a
triple and single, assisted by error. hit
and another by Yale responsible for
the other in the eighth inning Yales score
was the result of errors.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
NEW POLE VAULT RECORD
4. G. Gilbert, of Yale, Clears Bar
at I2 Feet g Inches.

A worlds record at pole vaulting was estab-
lished yesterday by A. c. Gilbert, of Yale at the
track and field games of the Irsh-American Ath-
letic Club at Celtic Park, Long Island City.
CiIber. cleared the bar at u feet inches. the
previous record being that of Norman Dole. OF
Oakland, Cal. who cleared y feet 32-1OO inches
on April %. 1904
Several Of the athletes who took part in the
olympian games at Athens four weeks ago were
among the competitors in the other events. but no
records were equalled in any of the contests ex-
cept the pole vault.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
SHEPARD HomANs AND SISTER WIN.

Shepard Homans, paired with his sister Helen
Homaus, Won the mixed doubles championship Of
tho West Side Lawn Tennis Club. ll7th street and
Amsterdam avenue. yesterday They defeated W
Z. be.illle and Miss : HCmans in straight sets
The summary follows.
Championship mixed doubles FIRST round)-Shepara
Enmans and Miss Helen HCmaus defeated Thomas .,
Tra-k Miss clover RoIdt G-S 8 a . 80
sem. hnal ruund-She.ard Homans and Miss Helen
1scnans defeated DI. Augustus WadswCrth and Miss X
BuiNey, 90. "-6 81 y. O. Mile and Miss i
fault t'N-' ~ N'
Final ana championship rourd-Sheparf Romans and
MIS- Htlen Romans defeated ". c. De and Miss
s. 60 7
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
lawn TENNIS RANKING COMMITTEE

TIE ranking committee Of the United States Ma
tional Lawn Tennis Association has been ap-
pointed for the year. This is the first time in the
history of the sport that the committee has been
named az the beginning of the season. r. c. Carle-
ton, Of the Crescent Athletic Club: Robert H.
Miles, Orange Lawn Tennis Club. and A. l. Hos
kins Belmont Cricket Club. philadelphia are the
men VINO VIII otiiciate. They viii keep the records
OF the players as the tournament season pro-
crosses instead Of waiting until The end Of the
year % do their work as heretofore.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, May 80, 'O6
ARRIVED.

Steamer Carrrania CBr Pritchard. Liverpool May -
cabin and $50 steerage and mdse Arrived
az the Bar 446 a m
Steamer Grosser Kurfirst CCier) Prehn. May
10 and CherbOurg 81. Oelrichs Co with AIT cabin
S95 steerage passengers and mdse Arrived
Bar at 936 m Goth.
Tagus (3r), Laws. Barbados May 10. Trinidad
La Guayra L. Porto Colombia 1e Caragena 90 Colon
Kingston %, q Sanderson & cabin
passengers. mails and mdse Arrived the Bar 5:45
.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
DORY COCKTAIL TURNS TURTLE.
Two Crescent Athletic Club Yachtsmen Get
Ducking Off Bay Ridge.

j. W. H Bergen won a leg on the Senos Gun in
his racing dory Mamie yesterday morning off the
Bay Ridge home of the Crescent Athletic Club
The race. which open only to the members o,
the club, had nine starters.
In gybing around the second mark o. w Hap
igke upset the Cocktail. and he and c. j. Copmann
were thrown into the water. The two ciuhnan
were picked up by w. Smith in the Sport
Barring a wetting no damage done rha
Ridge.
The summary:
SERIES cUP-CoURsE MILEs-srARr ,,,o
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.
Destination and steamers. Close in y. Y
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China and Phil
tppine Islan1s-Hong Kong Maru (via
San Francisco 1890 m
Japan. Corea. China and Philippine ISL
ands-Dakoa (via Seattle. ......... June Q 500 m
HawaiiAlameda (via San Francisco June .. 1890
Japan (eXceTt parcels post mails), Corea-
China Philippine Isiands-Em-
press of Japan (vta Vancouver and
Victoria b c. June o, 500
Japan. Corea and China Especially ad-
dressed only)-Shawmut (via Seatte)Ju 8. 600 m
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
WLLTHOUR BEATS M'LEAN.

Revere Mass May 3O-Botbie Walthour OF At
lanta Ga. defeated Hugh Mclean. of Chelsea. in
a twenty-five-Inile motor paced bicycle at the
Revere track to-day by about two miles and
quarter WaIthour's time was So minutes 40 1-5
onds Up to the fifteenth mile the race was close
his pace.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
COLGATE WINS TRACK MEET

Clinton y y, May Se.-colgare University won
the stale intercollegiate track Championship here
to-o@S. win % points Hamilton College was sec
ond. with 81 and Rochester T'nivsrsty ,b,rd Win
- poi1l& of "ili
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
RESULTS OF OTHER COLLEGE GAME.

At Bethlehenl. Penn--L.high 4: Trinity
At Sew Haven. conn.-Yaie cosi s. Princeton
,,,.o,. =, A3n Afbor MiehM!chisan 6: University Of
Lewiston. Mc.-Ba,es il. ysop,do,r
-,ht NOW Brnaswiek- n y-Rutxsya =, Catholic
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
PROPOSALS FOR CAR WHEELS ~

Axes. Car Replacers. Track Jacks ana Too,. -
Spikes. Nails Tacks. Iron Washers Iron Pipe p S9s
tings, steam Seoarators and Traps Wafer 80 81
Gauge Cocks and Glasses Rubber Valves and csssasa
funcnes and Dies Manila Rope. Hemp. Hose ~ ~
Lacing. Wire Graphite Pig Lead Putty CazoI,ss 5et
en- Utensils. Blow Torches. Oilers. Melting ladies' y
saws and Hatches swage Blocks. Door Knobs 80 90
Fasteners. Coat Hooks Foot Scrapers CIazs- saAa
Pals Lamp Burners, Ladders Cuspfdors Too- Fss,,as
Filing Cases. Planimeters Measuring Tapes sta ss.
and Desk supplies etc once Isthnian Canal Coy
sion washington d c, May . 1906 Sealed prouossl.
trplicate received the of7ce ~ ~
Purchasing Officer Isthmian Canal Comrassi9r Wa1
time they will be opened In public for furnishing 30
aforementioned articles Blanks and fun Ins-S.sss
(Circular No 31D be obtained this osss % "a
Offices the Assistant Purchasing Agents d 80
Street CITY, Custorl-House New Dream 80
also from Chief Quarternaster Department the IsE~s
Chicago; DepOt tluartermaster II.
master Jeersonvile Ind: Chief usrterrnaster Ts--
rnen OF Gulf Atlanta, Ca and the Commercial e5
Mobile Ala. d. W. ROSS. General Purchasing OHleer
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR EQUIPAGE-pBrr ~.

phIa Depot. Q. v. DEPT. 2eth Street E C;rsv., -
Road Philadelphia May H. 19oe-seaiei F--y
trfDcate. subject the usual conditions ss Ia
ceived here until II O'Clock A. NJ. Friday June & -
end then opened. for furnishing deliv~-11~ HsS
depot: - coo Corn BrOoms 5000 Scrubblnx tss
Shovel Handles. long 200 Shovel Handles sSo-. 100
conform to existing standard samples and All %
GUARANTEE In 1919 OF the value Of the ar.so ons
Tor must accompany each proposal CertiaAa cb~s od
he accepted In lieu OF written guarantee UTsS * vii
TEED bids viii not be considered The right h IAN
70 reject or accept all proposals. a. ..-erved
thereof Preference will be given articles q, part
manufacture conditions of quality prcA a.ol-ic
IN tns price ot foreign produc,lons or Manufacturer
euty tnersoD oens sqIa STANDARD samples can "a .as
furnished upon application 20 this once E1vSihs I'll .
tanning proposals 20 be indorsed Proposals.
70 be opened May I. 1905 1t. Col J. W. POPS rsapa<s.
Quartermaster -SNH. Depse
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE prc,r---'

az the office OF the Light-Ffouss Engineer -,
vile. =, u until ] o'clock ?. m. June 2s Is8P 8PSn.
tnen opened for furnishing miscelIan neous ard
Lighthouse Establishment for the hsoai v ior ths
June 60 1907 In accordance with specfacat,o1s ending
which with blank proposals. and other pses %
De nad upon application % Lieut. Col WM T. R0SsrTH1y
Corps OF Engineers Z. s. A. Engineer. '''S--l,
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
BROWN,

Stolen tases-Hoye Raymond (2. Kinney Chaplin
Threebese hit-Dennie Sacrifice hits-Hoye Keen Smith
II Jones Double pIay-Church to T. Jones to Wylie.
Struck outBy Tiff .; by Jones' .; by Bases
on bals-Of Tift ?; off H Jones. l; off Parsons
by pitcher-By Parsons !. Time Of game, 2:10 Umpire
-Hassett Attendance 5000
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
u1S1AT1-RE ALMANAC.

MINIATURES AIMANAC'
-, a.oer s,,,ss. 7.24I Moon 12:47 Moons age
HIGH WATER.
-, cana,. tIoox 10 Al Gov 100 Hell Gate S5
PM-Sandy Hook 1886 GOV Island 1:4sI Hell Gate 0@i
The Baltic reported by wireless yesterday from SaO4e
leland will dock tomorrow about 1:45 m
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
The Turf.
RACING AT
BELMONT PARK

MAY 10 TO 19. 2S To JJNE e.
Trains leave foot East GATH st CI :2Oe CII:4O d2:oO
1Ide ,n eco 1880 1240 d25O 12:55 100 i16 100
O215l. 1890 12:45 100. lbs I:3N
Trains in brackets run on opening day. Saturdays
Parlor cars on the 1900 trains from East
Club and annual subscribers.
Boxes sale waIdorf-As.orta and Fifth Avrnr,
Hotel. First race, 2:3O % m - ~ ~
MOTOR CABS AND MOTOR CARS
TO THE TRACK.
Electric Vehicle Charging Station the grounds
-. New York Transportation Co.
sth Ave and 49th Ct Teephone 2Ss0-CIor,rnbu,
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31

FORT WOOD, y. Y. H., MAY %. 1gOe
SEALED PROPOSALS. in triplicate FOR cousf-r.,
ing wireless telegraph station this post will ~ -
ceived here until II 80 a June -. 1905 c -
serves right TO reject all bids Informatfon s.-
nished on application Envelopes containing pr5rss,
should be Endorsed "Propc for Wireless Tsss-S
Station. Fort Wood. y. Y. H." c. c. BJRyrTy
Constg .. NJ
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
MORT SCHUYLER. n Y. MAY 8 1qos

Sealed proposals In triplicate will received u,
II a June 4. 1905. for repairing Or. Mr WSs-s'
Information furnished on application. T. s rsss-vs.
right 20 reject any or all proposals Envelopes containing
proposals will be marked Proposals repairing uba-s
ard addressed QuarteTmaster.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
EoRT WOOD. n. Y. H.. MAY 2. 1906

Sealed proposals. IN triplicate for constructing a,
Electric Light and Power System here will rscsvsf
until 11:3O A. NJ, June l. 1896 L. 5 reserves rxSt
reject any all bids Information furnished an -
pcation Envelopes containing proposals should ~ IN
dorsed Proposals for Electric Light and Power sysr
Fort Wood, N Y. H G. c. BCRNELI. Conste 81 W.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-11-22
SPECIAL SERVICES
Will Be Conducted Each Evening Next
Week in the Lutheran Church.

Beginning promptly at Jas
o'clock each evening of next week
special services will be held at St.
Marks Ev. Lutheran church,
when sermons will be delivered
on the evenings indicated by the
ministers named, as follows.
Monday, by Rev. H. c. Salem,
of Accident; Tuesday, by Rev. a.
F. Richardson, of Grafton, West
Va; Wednesday by Rev. John A.
McClelland, of the Oakland Pres
byterian church; Thursday, by
Rev. J. B. Workman, of St. Paul ;
NJ. E. church; Friday, by Rev. J.
G. Koser, of Eglon; Saturday, by
Rev. l.. c. Manages, of the Mem.
orial Lutheran church at Harris
burg, Pa.
To all these services the public
is cordially invited.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-11-22
Died..

GARRETT-AtElkins, West Va,
on November I4th, after an illness
Of a week of typhoid fever, Jasper,
aged 20 years, 3 months and Is
days, son Of Mr.. John J. Garrett,
Of near Oakland. The body was
brought to Oakland on last Thurs
day afternoon, being accompanied
here by the father of the deceased
who went to Elkins upon receipt
of the news of his sons illness,
and taken to the home. The fu-
neral occurred on Friday.
TUHILL-At Tunnelton, West
Va, on last Thursday evening,
Mrs. James Tuhill, aged 43 years.
The deceased was a daughter of
the late Henry Haskell, of Oak
land, and died of typhoid fever.
She leaves besides her husband
five children. Her funeral took
place from St. Peters Catholic
church in Oakland Saturday morn
ing, the services being conducted
by Rev. James +. Connell.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-11-22
A FATAL ACCIDENT.
Hr. Lee S. Cuppett ACcide ntally Shot
While Rabbit Hunting.

A sad and fatal accident occurr-
cd just over the line in Preston
county, West Virginia, on We'd
nesday afternoon, November IA,
1906, when Mr.. Lee S. Cuppett,
prosperous and highly esteemed
citizen OF the Glade Farms settle
ment, was accidentally shot and
instantly killed, while hunting on
his farm in the above settlement.
Mr.. Cuppett, in company with
his son-in.law, Mr.. James B. Fra
zee, had gone out in the afternoon
for some rabbit shooting and at
about four O'Clock had succeeded
in running a rabbit to cover in a
stone fence within about four hun
dred yards of Mr.. Cuppett's resi-
dence. In order to locate the ami
NAL i'll his hiding place and to dis
lodge him if possible, Mr.. Frazee
crossed to the opposite side of the
fence, leaving his gun with his
companion. Mr.. Cuppett finally
located the animal and called out
to his son-in-law to shoot it from
his side of the fence. The latter
replied that he had no gun, and
Immediately after heard the re-
port Of the gun and upon looking
over the fence saw Mr.. Cuppett
lying upon the ground bleeding
profusely from a wound in his
neck. Mr.. FraZee ran Immediate
ly for assistance and the body of
the unfortunate man was carried
to the house where it was discov-
cred that the charge of shot had
entered the face and neck, com
| pletely severing the jugular vein,
| death having enSued almost I'M
mediately. From what can be
learned it is presumed that in at
tempting to pass the gun over the
fence to his companion the weapon
was accidentally discharged and
Mr.. Cuppett received his fatal
shot.
The deceased was a wealthy and
influential citizen of Preston coun-
ty. He was nearing his sixtieth
year and is survived by widow
and four daughters, all of whom
are married. The interment was
made in the Lutheran cemetery
near his home.
This sad and untimely end of a
good mans career has occasioned
great sorrow throughout the com
munity and all possible sym
pathy is extended to the family
thus so sorely bereaved.