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New-York tribune., 1906-07-13
r0LF CHAMPION BEATEN
lyon PUTS EGAN OUT.
Trrviis, Trauers and Byers Win
Their Matches Easily.

..-cion was beaten a. the Englewocd Golf
1-,e-5av afternoon when II. Chandler Egan.
e.-. 1900 lost in the second round OF the anna
o -.sTsuionship tournament OF the United States
~ y, location II remained for George S. Lyon.
81 .-.5s 10 defeat the title holder in a sensa-
9 =, -,p,eh that had 70 be carried 20 the twen-
-. ,.osn The other favorites-Waiter j. Travis.
t n Travers and Eben NJ Byers-went
- their matches without being in danger.
S.esstipe Egan yesterday. Lyon duplicated his
,sr n tie fail OF 1904 when he Won the Olympic
- shortly after the Exlnoor crack had won his
49, patianal championship at Baltusrol. Without
.sr,,ns in the least from the victory OF Lyon. Il
-. - said that Egan played FAR below his true
-. As The scores indicate. His short game was
..,-l,r weak and Lyon took full advantage.
80. plavs all his shots with a foTcefu stroke
,rcrsstiro Of cricket, game he played before he
~ 10 golf. He IS forty eight years old. with
-vzeles OF iron, and when distance is required he
-. aIl his power iato the shots. He learned 70
5'sv goR in lsss. and TWO years later won the
teasaIsa champlonsnlp.
tEsn on the other nand, has the form so adj
mo- by gouers. livery snot IS made with ease
srs race and 70 watcn hinl is 10 be won to his
s-.--s,v nosr1 81 view ana much OF Lyon s ad-
sTsiase gaineo On the outward journey came in
sos s etfa5ic short gam proved disappointins
sirsT his capital play earlier ln the day.
Nhen the PAIR ieit the nrst tee the largest gal
NY o. tne feek accompanied Them AS the con-
81 progressed and the word became handed
sSaiches and nastened over 10 give the champion
eaf0lTagement Before long there were close TO
one ghousanu persons N Jne gallery. and to keep
fnen in thslr eaSe!ness from encroaching too near
r6e plsyers the committee hau use a rope. IL
vss easily the largest gallery seen at a national
lDufnaHenF II yeas.
10 the turn Lyon went steadily enough his
card showing -, 10 u foT Egan. The latteI's put
fRg was eIrltic. and this annoying 10 The
champion, who prizes himself his deadly short
sgme Egan TUNED foT home down. He won the
ieHth bur los the eleventh. he was then /
6oEn with seven holes 10 go, and the task looked
honeiess. Good play by Egan and a temporary
slGnp the CANADIAN s part enabled the IoTller
= take fUu. straight holes and square the match
o. ire fifteenth green. fhey halYed the sixteenth.
hH Eean Won tne seventeenth in 10 s. making
IN dornie 1. and i.is followers took hope.
Both drove tire short home green with their irons.
Esan being away He had trying 30-fOoL put. the
rs part of the distance being up and the last
TsTt down. He determined 10 DE up at all haz-
sTds with the result that he OvelTan ten feet JUST
s1DBgh 10 cause him TO miss a B. Lyon laid
rs iDpToach put stone dead. down for a s
s1a squared the match. while most OF the persons
q lie crowd fairly heIo their breath
They h3yaG the nineteenth hole IN l. but Lyon
bought Of 2 l2-foot put for on the next green.
Egsu failing 10 get down the like, lost his title
Tier cards follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13
ALEX SHIELDS PUNISHED
Jockey Club Stewards Take Drastic
Actlon in Go Betzgeen Case

Al meeting OF the stewards OF the Jockey Club
AT the Windsor Arcade last night the trainers H.
Se"se OF Sohn Shields was revoked and all horses
tne property OF Alex Shields were disqualified for
thirty racing days
Ahls ruling came as sequel 70 the protest made
oy +. X. Hitchcock against the payment of the
SUBURBAN stake TO Go Between on the ground that
ne was stallion and not a geldins The stewards
OF the Coney Island Jockey Club denied the pro-
Test as no description OF the horse was made in
the entry for the stake, but they did not stop there
aha ordered that the horse be examined by two
Ne'eFineries They reported in due course that
go Between was stallion, and the stewards of the
coney Island Jockey Club then turned the whole
matter over 10 the stewards Of the Jockey Club for
further action
No details OF the meeting last night were an
nouneeo, bat il is taken for granted that John
Snieias who trained Go Between, punished for
running the horse as a gel6ing when he must have
oeen eognizant OF the fact that he was stallion
Alex Shields. the gets OF with lighter pun
ishment. as he was not direct marty TO the decep-
tiorl.
Go Between who has shown himself to be one
Of the best handicap horses in training this year
oy his victories in the Westminster. Brookdale and
suburban handicaps. will not be able TO start in
the rich Brighton Handicap at Brighton Beach to-
- Alex lex Shields is one OF the best known racing
Such 81 ISr several years in the ownership OF
jockey club viii Alex ss Shields rae4g S foT foT
ten days at Saratoga, which viii include the Sara
toga Handicap for which Go Between was named
The other horses owned by Mr.. Shields which will
be affected by the ruling are Halifax, which won
the third race at Brighton Beach yesterday, and
Diamond, which ran second to Mamie Hodge in
The following officials for the summer meeting
Of the Saratoga Racing Association were approved
al the meeting of the stewards last night:
Judges. G Mcdowell and C. H. Pettingill; clerk
o. the scales, z; Cornehlson; paddock and patrol
timer, w: II. Barretto; starter Mars Cassidy
Thomas Hitchcock, jr., was appointed steward tc
represent. the, Jockey Club at the meeting.
The following stewards attended the meeting
last night: August Belmont. James r. Keene, ]. H
Bradford, H. K Knapp and =. r. Hitchcock.
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a wlIa ana luhllant scene followsa ths enalng q

Wild and tuhilant scene followed the ending OF
the game between the Highlanders and Chicagos at
American League Park yesterday. Two runs were
batted in by Chase and Conroy with two out in the
last inning, which gave the game 20 the local nine
by score Of 70 8. The crowd rushed on the held
and carried the players TO the clubhouse while
cheering and shouting in deliriurn OF JOY.
IT a brilliant finish for the Hishlanders. as
up TO the end Of the sixth inning the score stood
60 in favor Of the visitors. Poor fielding by the
home team played big share IN allowing these
three TO be made. orth pitched a STEADY
game, allowing only scattered hits. He would
probably have shut the visitors out had II not been
for the errors behind him.
In the seventh inning, with Hoffman out on a
fly, kleinow nlans a singcG and started a batune
rally, which brought in two runs. He got second
on Qrth's infieid hit. ONeill killed what would
probably have been a home run by making a mar
velous one-handed catch OF Keeler's fast drive,
but Chase came 20 the rescue with a triple on
which kleinow and orth tailed.
In the ninth inning Hoffman singled and reaehed
second by daring slide on Kleinow's hit, which
was meant for 8 sacrifice Orth forced Hoffman
at third and Keeler forced orth moment later.
but with two out Chase came along with a timely
single. which sent Slenew racing home while Con-
roy's drive third base brought heeler nome
with the winning run. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13
INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
Schlechter Wins Big Tournament
When Marocsy Is Beaten.

ostend, Belgium, July 12.-Carl sehleehter. Of
Vienna won the International chess masters tour
nament which has been in progress here since June
1 to-day Maroczy was the only one in a position
20 tie schlecht-r but the Hungarian lost 20 Bern
stein and had 20 be content with the second prize
OF $500 francs.
schIeehter, ~ addition 70 ths hrst prize Of scao
francs gets a gold medal The other prizes with
The execution OF the last three, remain uEdeter-
mined. owing 90 the stubbcznly contested game
between Burn and TeehnaaRn II che seventh round
which was asan adjourned this evening.
IN the other games to-day. Marshall won from
perlis Ieichuaann drew with Ruhinstein and Jq-
nowsk defeated Burn. The record 20 date follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13
KOERNER THE NEW STAR.
Has Signed a Contract to Ride for
Harry Payne Whitney.

Koerner seems TO be the star in the Jockey
armament. and Miller may have 10 look to his
laures to earn his usual place at the head Of the
jockey list for the meeting. Koerner has been
riding well in the few days that he has been
here that attracted the attention of Harry Payne
Whitney and his trainer, J. w. Rogers, and re-
suited In his being engaged 20 do the lightweight
riding for the stable for the balance Of the
four mounts yesterday, and earned the jockey hon
good Jockey and will not lack for mounts when
lequired 10 don the light blUebrown cap of his
employer. Harry Payne Whitney. He has good
pair of hands and nice seat; and, further than
that. he is quick at the post and a particularly
strong nnisher for light boy.
Mamie Hodge. which won the Jamaica Stakes,
was bid UP from s,Soo her entered selling price, TO
s. 300 when offered at auction. W. ". Darden re-
tanned his good mare with the usual S. advance.
Mamie Hodge won the same stake last year, while
Ethics, First Whip, Voter and Briar Sweet.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
nv T.IexraDb 70 n, r,lz,,,.

Cincinnati, July l2.--In a game that was char
aeteriged by heavy hitting both sides th. Giants
defeated Cincinnati to-day by score OF IS toll
Weimer started in 70 pitch for tho home team. but
was taken out OF the box at the end OF this Arst
inning. In this inning he allowed four hits and
gave base on balls which brought In Ave runs for
the visitors Hall, who took his place, besides being
hit freely, was Wild giving seven bases on balls
Although TAYLOR who pitched Tor the Giants
showed wretched form, the safe Lead the champions
the box.
Both sides nelded badly, each being CHARGED with
Iour errors, which aided In the scoring.
IL was announced to-day tnar Cy Seymour had
viii Join the Giants at once. Seymour led the Ma
uonal League in batting last year, and should
strengthen the team
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13
HONORS FOR DANIELS.
Wins amateur S7cimming Cham
pionship IN Record Time.

Nottingham England July 12The 1Oo-yard anna
teur swimming match for the championship Of the
world was won to-day by c. NJ. Daniels Of the New
York Athletic Club. He swan the distance in 5S 3-5
seconds beating the worlds record by two-ffths Of
a second.
Cecil Healy, the amateur champion OF Australia.
was second and ]. H. Derbyshire. of Manchester.
third Zollan de Halmay, last years winner. was
badly beaten,
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13
MISS SUTTON A THREE-TIME WINNER

Newport, England. July 12.-In the womans lawn
tennis tournament for the championship OF Wales
to-day Miss May Sutton, Of California beat Mrs
Raikes by score of 6-1. Mrs. Raikes retired
after the first set.
In the open mixed doubles F. II. Dauncey and
Miss Sutton beat r. Barry and Miss Heard. 60
In the ladies' open doubles Mrs. sterry and Miss
Sutton beat Miss E. Longhurst and Miss Hudd,
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13

5nmsn p Tiffany. who won the championship
q Tie Eudson River Golf Association for the third
eqnseeuIre time on Saturday. showed the golf Of
shieh he IS capable. For starter he defeated
y. y Bowers of Brookla@n by up ana TO play.
.e came home II 81. IEe best score made this week
lT lhe inward holes. Tiffany then defeated DR..
= y r Frede11cks, OF OH City, and will meet Lyon
ms morning
The other players 10 survive the two rounds were
cls Knowles runner-1p in the last intercollegiate
SeE Association championship. and W Z. West,
y salia1elphla. a semi -1nalist at Baltusrol two
Chief interest is centred in the meeting this
1o!4ahg between Travis and Travers Both are
eeyhg fast golf. and there seems TO be little to
saaose between them The winner OF this match
~ 9e called on 10 meet the winner of the Byers-
49, 49, contest. The summary of the days play
ralEsisgF Championships hrst round-Dr- Simon Carr
z 9 Jeanstone Myopa beat D. n. Cole. woodland
c-.P cg P SMITH, rhfisdelphia, beat Max Behr. Morris
.- s1. Knoalss ssaf6rd beat T NJ Sherman. wykagyl
q Frs5erioks OH city. beat Harold Weber. To-
eialsSSD - = 30 hfe no-esI .,.,.. -. = D..
-. wssr. Phiisdelphia, beat ~ whitlsteh. Mont
81 y cflsasleF Egan Chicago. beat P W whittsmore
7, Lg8a. Toront5. beat E II. Barnes. EnslewOod
a,lH aS 3 Bsnka!5 jr. Baltimore beat Hnoe s. Evans.
8 - s5up : " aad 10 play.
ns,,,IAs .Bysrs s. Andrews beat Dwight Partridge.
Ass.,sr Travis. Garden City. beat Archie REID. St
ess.A ~ and / 70 play.
usssS usssgs BEokaE Garden City beat Murray Oily
n s9gsewood up ana 20 play.
f1 tseeFs. Nassau heat Percy r. Pyne, "a, Prince
- ana 20 play
y tASis Sss Graham. North Jersey beat c. H Van Week
-4alclair, up ana 70 play
F.s Fs Iound-Johnstone beat Carr. up and to play.
Den 5a 9; Es9sFiss :T 1s faS gp sps to play
n. 80 Egsn. Up 90 holes).
frSe 49, 6anksro 3 up and 10 play.
F,-s. gEsst andersen up and 20 play.
psot bnokaw. up and 20 play.
-s psst Graham up ana 10 play.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13
INI'ERCLUB YACHTING.
Indian Harbor Boats Hin after
Race in LIGHT Airs.

In the lightest kind OF breezes thirteen yachts
representing four clubs. sailed an interclub race
yesterday over S&-mile course on Long Island
Sound. The sailed on the point system
and the Indian Harbor Yacht Club, which man
aged the race, and which entered three boats
the Nautilus. the Banzai and the Nicola II-won
with tota Of p points, the boats finishing in the
order named. The Manhasset Bay Yacht Club was
second. with points; the Seawanhaka Corinthian
Yacht Club third. with points. and the American
Yacht Club fourth, with points. The Nautilus
from the Phryne by minutes 50 seconds
In the raceabout class the result tie be-
tween the Chinook and the Tartan of the Indian
Harbor Yacht Club, and the Busy Bee and the
Kid of the American Yacht Club. The Kid fin
ished first beating the Chinook minutes sec
onds. The race will be resailed after the race
week at Larchmont The course yesterday was
four and seven-eighths miles 20 windward and
turn The wind was light for the first half OF the
race The. yachts carried spinnakers to port from
The start was made at 2:55. the yachts crossing
the line of the buoy southeast OF Little Cap
tains island, the starboaTd tack, in this order;
The Cara Mia, the Mink, the Nautilus, the Atais.
the Nicola H. the Phyrne. the Alera, the Maid OF
Meudon and the BanZai, OF the S0-tooteFs. and the
Busy Bee, the Chinook, the Tartan snd the Kid OF
or and stood 10 the eastward, and did the Cara
Mia and the Mink. The Atari and the Maid OF
Meudon headed straight across the Sound for the
outer mark, Centre Island buoy while the Hanan
by themselves. By carefully nursing the cats
paws they were in a position az 4:s0 p N. 20
catch the first of a southwest bTeeze The Nauti-
ssryHe igs Tss w5s r55 bex arOSns at a me Ae al Tie
Cara Mia az 5:24:10 the Mix at 5:24:4s: the Nicola
III az S:25:22 and the Atari az 5SO:2Z
The summary foilows:
RAcEABoUTs-SO-FooT cLAss-srART a:SS-couRsE
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13

'Batted for Mcfarland In the second inning. tsttet
for Seanor IN the ninth inning.
BS5ssiST5 BTo6siVn s2S:SSS
Earned runs-Pttsburg g. Brooklyn, l. Three base
hits-Carke. Nealo, Striekett Sacrifice hits-Ritchsy
Lewis. Stolen bases-Sheehan. Ritter. Double plays
and Nealon; Casey AIperman Ritter. Bases
talls-On Stricklatt, l. of Scanlon. 8. Struck out
BY Philippe !; by Seanlon I. Wild pltch-Phlippe I.
Passed bali-Phelps Left bsses-Pits5urs 81 Brock
lyn. s. Hits-Or Mcfarland. in two innings: OF Phil
nppe In innings OF Strtcstt. in i've Innings
of scanlon, In three innings. Tme-l;s5- UmDires-
Conway and Enslie.
ST. LOUIS. z: PHILADELPHIA. 6
At 81. Louis r II. F.
sE,,L9U st. L9gis 9UIss;s ;'.......;ss s9SSqEs 70
Batteries-st Louis. Beebe and Murray; Fhila-
delphia Lush and Doom. Umpire-JohnstOne.
CHICAGO WINS TWO GAMES.
Az Chicago
Gfff7'S (Ffrst ganle) r. n Fl.
CHICAGO ...........SS 5a9SS99Ss 8 9
Batteries Chicago. Brown and Killing; Boston.
Young and O'Neill.
Second game9 r. n E
SS6isogo S6sfogg ......5 .....:...:.....5 i9G
BatterieS-Chicago, PfuiSteF and Moran; Boston,
Lindaman and ONeill Umpire-ODay.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13
PIRATES TOO MUCH FOR BROOKLYN.

in the seventh inning to-day's game, when three
runs were scored on i've hits Brooklyn looked like
winner up 20 that time Philippe, for Pittshurg,
relieved Mcfarland after the second inning, and
after the fifth inning Scanlon relieved Strickett for
Brooklyn. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13

JtTcme d Travers continued 10 play the same
gguBa golf that has marked all his recent rounds.
u the morning Percy r. Pyre, I'd. never had q
els8ce, ana Archie Graham, the New Jersey cham
lon, gave l'rsvers good match, going out in the
afternoon but pace proved too fast, and the
Nassau PLAYER won by up and TO play. Their
rarde u-Erz * foFf
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13
, sesSt VIZ va. .
NEW YORK.
CINCINNATI.
Totals Al II "a q 10 4
Q 9 Q 8 Q Q 5 o-le
2 o O 8 i o ] Ill

haIS I've sas1 h,ts.pelshanty, Lossrt McGa1n Three
LIN Struck ouBy Wenler. 1; by Han A. by Taylor I.
sase On halsor VeneE. !; OF Hall. q on Taylor. 8.
!1ltS-Ou Welner IN tnnlls or Hail. ~ In eight
innings. Ttnle-21s. Unpires-CsFpeuter and KLEIN.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13

Boh Of tire matches in which Travis flgurea
sHe low scoring affairs. Against Archie Reid in
ihe morning be went out in 81 and home in the
Esne figures for a =. which equals the record for
fs lnks. Travis defeated George 7. Brokaw with
la trouble in the second round. He went out in
8 rlaying weilnigh perfect golf and might have
n1is new record if he had continued for a score.
hs cards OF the Travis BTokaw match were as
ff7rWg.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13
BELLEVUE cRIckETERs WIN.

The Bellevue Cricket Club, Of Montclair. N J.,
beat the Staten Island Cricket Club ct Staten ISL
and yesterday By wickets and 81 runs. The score
was 13l TO 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13
The TAMERLAME IN PORT.

80 EaWl TameFlane, one OF the boats in the
,,rsssh Yacht Club challenge cup ocean race
slisS1t N a. Sandy Hook yesterday, third Ga the
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13

The Macklnnon Challenge Cup is a trophy onered
h,, rhe late Colonel Macknnon for competition at
,ha annual meeting OF the National RlHe A-socia-
fon open 20 one team OF twelve volunteers or yeO-
mon from England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales.
and 70 one team from the militia, land forces or
Volunteers from Canada, Australia or any other
Iritish colony or protect0rstr. The distances
500 900 and 100 yards. ten shots az each distance.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13

sTwo out when winning made.
6hicaro o.....................I o O-S
First base on errors-Chieago, @ Left on bases-New
York O. Chicago 5. First base balls-or Orth 2;
OF smith. 2 sfrvss out--By Orth, 3; by smith: 2
his-FSleinow, Tannehill Stolen bases-chese conroy
Hoffman Hahn. Double plays-Conroy and Laporte;
Hahn ana Isbell. Umpre-Sheridan. Time-1So
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13
LEAGUE STANDING.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York 4; Chicago. .. St Louis, A. Boston. l.
Philadelphia q Detroit l. Cleveland S. Washington o
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13
SCOTLAND WINS CHALLENGE CUP.
England and Canada Beaten IN National
Rife Association Shoot.

pis,sv England, July l2.-seotland won the Mac
ks,aon challsnge Cup to-day AT the National Rihs
Association shoot The scores were; Scotland, lsi'
FncIanA. 1870, ant Caaalas 4sSio
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13
CHASE TO THE RESCUE.
His Batting Responsible for High
landers' T.ctory Ouer Chicago.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY,
RESULTS OF GAMES YEsTERDi

Chicago at New York Detroit at Philadelphia
Cleveland at washington ST. Louis at Poston-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13

NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York 49, cncnnati.i Chicago. q: Boston Cerst
10. 20 Nf . w.
FittsourE ~ brookyn, g. Chicago. 8; Boston. (s>o-
* Louis. ~ Fhtadetphias g. onf gare).
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13
EASTERN LEAGUE.

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Providence I: Baltimore. O. Montreal. q: Toronto g.
Rochester. s; Buffalo, 0.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13

PHILADELPHIA, 2: DETROIT. 1.
At Philadelphia r H z;
Philadelphia ........9
Detroit ..................0 0 o 0-l
Batteries Philadelphia Plank and Powers: De-
troit. Donovan and Warner. Umpires-Connoily
and ConnOr.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING!
STATE LEAGUE BASEBALL.

At Gloversville-A j. G., 5: Utica, .
At Troy-Syracuse, 2; Troy, /.
At Scranton-Wilkes-B Barre, 4; Scranton g.
At Albany-Albany. 8; Binghanlton, o.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13
ST. LOUIS. 4; BOSTON

ST LOUIS. 4; BOSTON. 1
At Boston RHE
g. Louis ..............S 992SdSdSf s 9
Batteries-St. Louis. Powell and O'Connor; Bos-
ton, Dneen and Carrigan. Umpires-o Lsoughlin
and Exams.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13
CLNvELANp. s: WAsHTNGToN.

AZ Washington r. II. z.
Batteries-Cleveland, Hess and Clark and Buelow;
Hurst.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL.
GIANTS SCORE At WILL.
Piie Up Sirteen Runs IN Game
fulth Cincinnati Team.

RATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at ST. Louis IRo.,o, a, pfs,sSu-r
Brooklyn at Cincinnati Phaa.fn,fa ar f-7carn
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13

Umbrella closed wlth rpsh ana go
hung cu we'll sally K Ia1 Le1 oese ssss
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"ANCIS BANNERMAN.
s,.s 'Vl Broadway. N. Y.

Il the WoFl1 sn Government auction
.ooas- IS Acres fog Storage
. AeEes 11oaoWAy 61-ssgoo.A
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY,

NATIONAL I.EAanE
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13

Dashaway
Winner h Hndoo-Aga
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ase-s sasF -F unifoTD CWhite). coat. 1ent4 and
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rlt &c illustrated catalogue sun OF valuable a.
s!tp net Wholesale ana retail prices rnailos
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easily "a nc stretSh NHoh Ear
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C.TIt RacE-Eer mattsn tyo-ySSas2 os&srS 2tes& snS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-09
A GOLDEN WEDDING
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis c. Pyle, Of La
Mobile, Celebrate Fifty Years Of Mar
red Life-Eishty-s Relatives and
= Friends Present-Ased Couple En-.
ioyina Excellent Health.

y Friends Presont-Aged Couple En-
ioyins Excellent Health.
MIR Davis c. Pyle and Miss Edith
Underwood were married Aug. I, 1856
fifty years ago-and their neighbors,
friends and relatives to the number Of
eighty-six gathered at their home,
three-quarters Of a mile north OF La
Mobile, to properly celebrate this anni-
versary, which is privileged to few.
The guests brought with them the
requisites for a satisfying dinner. The
bride and groom of fifty years ago
were given places of honor at the long
table which was spread on the lawn,
and seated next to them were the
brothers and sisters and the older
members of the company, among whom
were John and Mary Corey, who have
been married fifty-four years. Rev.
Lewis, on behalf of those present, pre-
scented Mr.. and Mrs. Pyle with numer-
Gus tokens including gold coin. Rev.
Lewis also took a picture of the
guests and another of the relatives,
who numbered twenty-nine.
MIR. and Mrs. Pyle are "a and Is
years of age respectively, and are hale
and hearty considering their years.
They have endeared themselves to a
large circle Of friends and neighbors.
The relatives. present. at the anniver-
sary celebration were B. L. Pyle and
family, Frank and l. N. Pyle, Edward
Eaton and family, 7. S. Baum and
family l.. j. Harding and sons, Floyd,
Frank and Fred, Arthur McCulloch,
Fred Nichols and wife, Rebecca Tn
derwood, Misses Josephine Harding,
Lizzie Hole and Sarah Pyle. Neigh
Messrs. and Mesdames Edward Hinch-
| ley, Nathan Edsall, Gilmore Johnson
w. L.. knight, George Benson, Thomas
Benson, Perry Butler and Thomas
Mole; L. Larson and family, Mrs. r.
Wilson and three children, Rev. Lewis
and family, Mrs. A. L. Lowry and
daughter, John Carson and family, Mrs
wills Weatherly, j. T. Packer and fam
lily, j. H. Cory and family, Mrs. r. S
Buffet and children, Mrs. Ellen Will
Jams, Miss Jane Wilson, Mrs Winslow
Mrs. H. w. Bright Mrs. w. w. Wood
ward, Mrs. Ramsey, Messrs. James
Mayo, Henry Neff, and William T
Flanders; Master Willie Burger an7x
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cory, of Tams
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